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PATKOX ANBttLEAXEH.
VVT,UmZT WEEKLY.
LAJSKEK, N. C, June 21. LS94.
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Patkon and Glkamku, Lacker, North
ampton County, N. C
"Entered at the Post Office at Lasker,
N. C as Second Class Mutter."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh IJcjfJ. II. Lane
Fur Sale R. I. Beale.
Call of Convention II. K. Peele.
I Fountain' Drinks -W. P. Moore &
Co -
We acknowledge ; the "receipt of
the following new subscriber and
renewals since last issue :
James II. Baugham, Rich Square:
V. II. Futrell', Philadelphia. Pa.;
II. T. Britton, Severn ; J. II. Hall,
Garysburg; W. E.Forbes, Fotecasi ;
Stanly WaP.on, Morganton. '
We hear of 11a com)laiut what
ever of the course Congressman
YVoodard, ' Representative from
this District, has pursued in Con
gress. He has carried out his
pledges to the people during the
last 'campaign and his party in this
county tvill doubtless support him
for renomination if ho desires it.
He has been found voting on the
side of the people every time.
We had the pleasure of attend
ing the State Press Association
held in the beautiful and hospita
ble town of Morgan ton last week.
Our columns are so crowded this
week that we cannot say anything
of the profitable 'meeting of the;
1 1
association, of Morgan ton; her
people, industries, resources, beau
tiful buildings, State institutions,
alubrious climate, and grand
mountain scenery, but we shall re
vert to this subject again in the
future. It was a trip never to be
forgotten. . .
SoLICTTOK Glo. II. AYlIITE, col
ored, i a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Congress
i, lite t 1 i'i lTn it! liiilmilil
1,1 -
edly the ablest man in the .party! Cherry Ripe, Coe:)cola, Coco
who has been mentioned in this j Ri osphate.Blood Orange, Kashu,
connection, and the Republicans! Limeades. Rhcsijhates of any
. .. . . . , , , , .. I kind, ana all the standand ioun-
of this county could not do better ai(, drinl;Sf They draw Just 14
than instruct their delegates to j diifc-ent drinks from t he foun
vote for him in the nominating j Mn. auy drink you call for
. : -, ' rni 4; 1 in the fountain line will be nice-
convention. 1 lie time is coming ! , . ,
. -v . 11 . : -tn . t . i j.
wiieii an panics win ue lorceiL 10
put forward their best men. AVc
want to see good men nominated
by all parties.
Oui: correspondent,
'Hard-
times,
gives some good sugges-
tions to farmers whose hogs f 10
(puently die with-cholera. Wo
agree with him that good whole
some food and water is the best
prevention oi 'disease in. stock.
We have of teii thought that the
mail who would not furnish his
slock with plenty of pure water,
when it is so easv to obtain, does
not deserve any sympathy when it
is tiiken fi-om him bv disease. AVe
don't see how the milk from cows
il A 1 i 1V1.ll 1 J "1
imt l ave 10 umi xue siagnawxt .
Bier uiiu lu mix ui ui aiu
during the dry weather can
1 ij !
ue. lit!
for human beings. The reminder
of "Hard Times" is timelv and we
would like for his thoughts to bo
coiisideied by our peole.
PENDLETON LETTER,
THE IIOO CIIOLEHA- CROPS PERSON
AL ANI NEWS ITEMS OF
TIIE VICINITY-
Messrs. W. J. Bcalc and W R.
tSykes rClnrtied from Wake Forest
College last Friday.
Mr. D. K. Edwards wa3 011 the sick
roll last week but today he is able
to be attending to his ollicial duties, j
Mrs. Annie Joyner has been quite i
sick with Pneumonia We are glad
to report her condition somewhat im
proved.
Miss Ma2'e Maddrey returned
home from Severn last Saturday
night accompanied by her brother,
Mr. Lcoy Maddrey. I .
The vonng people hold a meeting
at the church every first ami third
Sabbath evenings. Rev. C. W. Scar
boro conducting services.
The hog 'cholera. 'is raging in this
vicinity lo an alarming extent. Can
not so tic reader of the Patron and
Glkaner give us some preventative.
Services at Robert's Chapel last
Sunday by pastor C. W. Scarhoro.
He preached an impressive sermon
on the 5th commandment, "Honor
thy father awl thy mother," &c.
Mr. Bob Lee and Miss Vick. of
Hertford county, were in town last
Snndav and Mo,day, the guests of
Mr. atlil Mrs. W. T. Lee. Airs. Jen
nie Jones is also spending a few
days with Mrs. W. T. Lee.
Rain is much needed. Farmers
are generally up with their work.
Corn and cotton upon light land look
ing remarkably well. Owing to the
excessive dry weather General Green
has surrendered and taken shelter
behind the dry clouds.
Mr. Drew jOdom had a very sick
horse on yesterday. Our doctor and
veterinary surgeon, Mr. K. II. Mad
drey, was summoned and after one
cr two hours treatment the mjrse
was relieved and Mr. Odom returned
home rejoicing with his horse, .
Mr. W. P.Sykes and Mr. W. T.
Lee returned home on last Thursday
from the Littleton Springs, where
they have sojourned for a short pe
riod for their health. They are
much improved, so much so that on
their arrival at. Bm kins, Va , rather
than l'e . over five hours to wail -for
the R. &'vr. train, licy concluded to
take travel and reached home safelv
about dark. R.
Pendleton.' N. C June 10, 1SDL
You icill go to Jachson some time.
You will be hot and thirsty.
You icill icant a cool, refreshing
drinh.
You icill call at the drug store
(W. IK Moore & Go.,) and
get the best 5c drinJc that can
be made.
You will be pleased.
You icill surely call again.
W. P. Moore and Co. have
lately put up. a $480.00 Soda
Fountain and they want you to
see it. -
Thev have all the new drinks.
Ii5.
Come and take your choice.
Too iug for Jackson you sa
All right, you set the benetit.
Wi: may lose, you can't.
We inake our syrups of pure
fruit juices and rock candy syr
up. No extracts or chemicals.
We are clean no, flies.
Soda water properly drawn is
healthy and we draw it that way.
Wo invite 301 all to call and
! see us when oucome to Jackson
We wan', to seH yon Quinine
at 40c per oz Powers & Wci'l hi
rami's we keen no other kind.
a
package.
Toilet 5oaps f all. varieties
and prices
Tobacco.
Finest Citrars arid
We Lxep a drug store and icel
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vince you.
Respectfully,
VJ. P. MOORE & CO..
Jackson, N. C.
FROM "II ARDTi.MES
MAKES GOOD SUGGESTIONS. TO FAR!!"
EU8 AND DISCUSSES, COUN
.'''' TY OFFICERS.
In my travels and from what L
i have seen and heard, the corn crops
in Northampton - look, exceedingly
, , rrt . . - ' . . J
well. ine coiion is. very sot ry auu
from evidences bids fair for about
a half crop, though favorable weath-;
cr from now can make marked iui-
provemant. The pcanut crop is
hardly an'avcrige ; the fruit crop is
a COmpieie UUIlire. lucie .:ue
.-!. P ! 'fl -.
few knotty ai!dcs; we will sndlv
miss our peaches. What say yon now,
Ba"elev ? You seenicd to be'
quite hopeful, and never dispair. ) I
will te up lo .jacKsoii sfjoii an-' 1 :
hope your Early rqes wdi be ready!
. . t ' . . it'
for trial.
Tin; hovr chnbra is plaving dis -
Mr rpin
rt.ltr 5o 1-lir.il iir.tr in the mon! ii-?
!of May, June, July and August.
Those' are hard months on iiogs.
Thore are the dry months and hogs
are often lorced to drink stagnant
water, such as they find in the
ditches and holes with a green scum
on it. Is it any won lor that we have
iliseased ?:ogs?
Mr. Editor, this is the election
year, and youryiame is raeniioncd
by several for the Represenativc of
this county ; also Mr. B. S. Ga ami
Mr. I. P. Parker. .Now, Mr. Editor,
I have no objection to you or Mr.
Parker, but would prefer Mr. Gay, as
he can get the best vote of any man
in the county ; it is no use for me to
say any.thing m his behalf; the peo
ple know him ; he is a bold, fearless,
out-spoken, Christian gentleman, and
can nor will not betray a trust. I
would to the great God, that our
Represenativs in congress and in the
Senate were endowed with such a
spirit. In my travels I find that the
people are proud of our county ollieers
Our Superior Court Clerk is a young,
kind, able, Christian nian, and our
people are ready to support him, not
only tor clerk of the court but lor
any position that he might ask for.
And our present Register of Deeds
is as well knovn as our Clerk; he
has served the peopbi Well ami
his general eharaeter as a christian
uentleman has won the confidence o!
the people. His kindness an 1 c or
teS' has made hi in many friends
anions the colored people, rot as a
Republican, but as an honest -Democrat.'
Our Sheriff, Mr. Stanceil, we
can not do without. Ho is the only
natural born' sheriff i ever saw,- ami
he must continue sheriif until anoth
er is born for that position. In con
clusion; will sayvthat no county can
boast of better olHcers. Our Board
of County Commissioners is hard to
excell in any county in the State ;
its chairman would grace the con
gress halls, and may ( at some time,
for Lc seems to be for retrenchment
and -reform. I lioj.c lo be pardoned
for saying so much about public
men; we need good men, and, L'r"
farmers, we have a majority and lets
go to the conventions and place such
;n nomination that will best serve
our purpose and to the poles ami
elect! them, and demand of them to
-cot!ouiize in expenses to lighten the
burden of the taxpaers.
Hardtimes.
PEEtE'S REMEDIES.
liLOOI) PUIIIFIER, Good fur Scrofula
and all skin and blood disea-e.
li ice 2-V. .
INFALItiLE CURE, for 'Cholera In-
. fanium, Ijiarbt-a, Uowel ''or.sump
tion and Sick Stotnach. Price 2oc.
COUGH SY11UP, fo.- IJroiicliiti, Asth
ma, Con?uuiptiou. Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough and Kidney Af
fection. Price 25.
KIDNEY AXD DLADDEII REMEDY
AND FEMALE DISEASES. Pi iee
.'ja ivr, ua.M t; ocou. tir man anu-j,
beast, Uheiiin tti'in, sprains, liruts-:
es, Sj'inal AjlVclioii. in fact, god )
f.i- any pain the human beiu K j
heir to. It btats the world for!
l.iuielie.-
nd eliolic in auiuiats.
PII.KS irV.MKDV.. ll.-lif .. r... i .
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i-iire. f-eri.!iiti if efi-ittmn. ii ii.u f . . -
r r. i . t. f. . . . I
.. v ll.A IUI
a short time. Price 2.jC.
If vou.wat.t .nWlhl..S to Wou ssreat
1 i::. ... i . !
oid ue my inetlicines and ybu w ill be G o'clock p m
ihly ph ased. L'cb.w you wi!Mi::da!T' r ' A x. 1,
lit-rliM- 1, ,
j few of i!e mas y totiuiool tl; I imve
1 leeeive.i.
Write all Communication:; to
MKS. II. P. r.EELE.
Eicb ijuarc, N. C.
Garysbiirg Gleanings.
'Kase-bail tiii I politics -'aiithego
hicie.
Mr. tV. II. Snnimercll and famiiy
lor insta'n, In. C, arc tbe guests en
Mrs. kr- E-h's-
? Miss Alice Joys? r returned trom
j Rich quarc lasV week after a ve;y
! t . ' . ..'.I - -
' pieasanu i-
j Miss Mary Suiter returned freni
SnQblk College last weeK 10 our
; great delight,
Our boy cross bats with Seaboard
jtoay and Franklin next Wednesday.
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. q .WISU uiui sue.vp.
Miss iNinie htiHcr relumed from
a very pleasant visit to Miss hcttsc
: i;;imav last 1 1 ursday.
j . Miss Annie W illiams, a cliarming j
1 ?-. c 1 ... V.-.iL- V -f ' I
young laoy 01 nwunini mt-n, v.,
is visiting her brollicfs family here.
Miss Kate Joyner spent several
ldays in SutT-dk last week attending
Itl.f rnmreencCme nt of the
s.
F.
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: ( rd!erp.
Mrs. Cannon, enterlainea seerai
of her friends at an "At I lom'e" la.st
Thursday evening in LonorOf Airs.
MeXeal, of Norfolk.
Adonis.
Garysburg. N. C , June 18.
Peabody Scholarships.
The following is the hst of su:
dents appointed to fill the vacancies
in the N. C. scholarships at the Pea
hody Normal College, Nashvilie,
Tenn., tor two years from first Wed
nesday m October, 18J4.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Holt, Golds
boro, Wayne county, N. C.
Miss SUie Boyce, Sardis, Meck
lenburg .county, N. C.
Mr. G. Walter Chambers, Waynes
vill, Haywood county, N. C.
Miv James A. Kirk, Palmerville,
Stanly county, N. C.
Mr. Lenoir A. Cook, Wairpnlon,
Warren county, N. C.
Mr. J. M. Noland, j-'alm, Haywood
county, N. C.
- Miss Holt won a scholarship at
the; competitive 1 examination, July
20, -1SU3, hut byjeasoa of s ckntss
was unab'e to attend -at the 'begin
ning of the session of 1893, antl was
promised by Dr. Payne, president of
the college, a scholarship for two
yr ars, I.eguiLing with the session of
!8(J4. The other five v. ere appointed
iy Dr. Payne from 4,non-seholarship'
students at the college from North
Carolina, paying their way.
J no. C. Scarborough.
t State Supt. Pub. Inst.
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For Sale, Lease or Rent.
One Storehouse and Lot hi the cen
tral part of the puet vilage of Potecasi,
N. C. Lot contains three-fourths of an
acre, more or less. Dimensions of
Storehouse, 22x3G, two stories high,
with Grocery room, Counting" room and
lied room attached. Suitable for a large
stock of general merchandise, with two
good rooms above for a Pinall family.
Will sell Cheap For Cash ; lease or lent
on terms to suit t lie times.
Other lots in the vilage for sale at
reasonable flguies.
Also for sale, one Knabe Piano and
Coruisb Oian." Foi- tbe eapb, e'uberor
both 'of the above will be sold at very
low figures. '- -
Now is the time to make a bargain.
For further pai tieiihirs, en II on or ad
dress, H. I. IlEAT.n.
Potecasi, X.C.
EXCUESION
FEOM
.-In -
! A . 4. - aw --.ry 1; i . ? if -i?
AND RETURN ON
FRIDAY, JTJ3STE S9TH,' 1894
Coaehes will !e reserved for each depot on tbe K. & T. road so lLat
Parties" or friends can reiuairr together if they choose.
!
i nlei-int ant Hn.n.roKl
P" 1 n 1 an, iHniiortat)ie
Leave Lewiston at G o'clock a.
j-aiu j.ux luu rouna irip
old half
J. J. PARKER, Lasker, X. 0
WALTER J. BROWN; Woodand
Call for Couiy Ccnvention
j The People's party
townships in Nnr:l:.m;
will meet iri ibeir scver.il ,,.,
I,;.
on Saturday,-.Inn
'0, a! 2
1 the, purpose of electing f;vo
-sh;r? executive 'onfasil-trf u;.
1
-deletes to theCounty C. nu .,
i I r . I: l A ? I '!.- o m . ( I
- uui. iii.unn;uv.A.-.uM (
July 4th. The County C
will elect 'ileirs-rdis t- ti
' K 1
ie S-i',v
Congressional and Judicial ( ( x iXf .. '
tions. Each precinct, is en! it !.,! ,""
t wo delegates at largo nw ?nv- dt-!
aate for each twenty-five
VI J
majority fract:iii i!j.rei .
I -1 . -ri.i i li-- X
IJWltUl'M J Hit
Cl.'in P IV Ex Com. N.nth.V;
1 t - . 1 I i I
I Imve'itaade' arrangements ?o
ply the Rich Square r.nd L,
, :2arkets with the chou-esi i;-vr !() ,
had in the country (iurinii tl j,.
ance of this year, ami will ii lVe it
fresh every -'Friday-and often;,- Ui
the market demands.
Persons living else lirrc vvho wis!)
t carried to tnem will ploase V? rue
know.
il have had. a long exp-'Koned
in tliis business ami cm g've s it-
faction. .' J. H. Lan,:.
) Lasker, N. (',
IsOTICE.
By virtue of a dt'ere.; of 1 In S ipciior
Court. (f Northampton county. XonU
Carolina, made in t lie p eial ii.M t (I.
in r therein pending -entitled. John';.
Fdlis and wife and others vs. JJ:iker L.
Furgerson, the undersigned.' the oitly
appointed coininis.siouur tlierein, will
sell fit public auction on the pii-hii s
in Pleasant IIill,N. C, on Momlav, tin
2nd day of .July, )1S'J4, nt 11 u'cI.h V a.
m., a certain lot or parcel of land lying'
situate and being in the town of Pleas
ant Hill, Northampton Ce., X. C,
bounded by the Halifax Ro:id,"tlie IV
teifbiog Railroad, Ike-. laud of G.i
Daniel and others, whereon linker L.
Fu'-geison resides, containing about
..seven acres more or less.
Terms: One-fourth cash, bal.-mee h
one, two and three years, with six r
centum interest. Title retained until
the - whole of the pnreha.-e ino icy is
paid. ThU June 1st, 18J4 -
W. E. Dan 11:1 -G-7-4t.
I C'oiiiiniv-iii.tr,
NOTICE !
At a meeting of t!e (bounty It ni t
eratie ;Exei.unve Cnninittee in .I.ii ki ti
on Jane 4, lSi4 it was deeidid in Hm;
tbe Count' Dcniocraric Con -ei.tion he
Jiickson at 12 o'clock, on Mnmlay. July
2nd, 1SD4. The principal bu.-im-s i
foie paid convention will be the i.i inii.a
tion of candidates fof the county ofni-n
and legislature and the 'appointment I
delegates to Lbe State, Ccugi e?si'na!,
Judicial and ' Senatorial Conventions'.
The raenibers of the various to iiliip
executive committees be pieent if
elect theinbers of the county executive
committee.
Tbe township primaries are t he lu l l
at the respective votingprecincts
on Sat unlay, June 23rd, 194, at c.iW
o'clock p. tn. to elect delegates to sail
couvei'ti(u and to elect a township ex
ecutive committee ot five menibeis.
All voters who fire in favor .or the
pi i'.iciplfcg a;id policies set forth hi ih
State and National Democrat io plar
f(nni, and of the honest enforcement
ai.d peiformance of the party's pledge-
are requested to attend and pyrticipate
in said primaries.
'I'he township committees 'mupt i ,;t
notices of said primaries at thiee pidjhc
lilaces hi their re.-peciive towu.-hii'- at
once. .-
Let there be a full gaiherii-g nud
tfutbfnl expi essioiK of opinion and
jiefeiciice everywhere.
1 ' li. S. Gay, Cn'm'u
Co. Dein. Kx. Com.
S. J. Calvert, Sec'y. ,
ri? t-P .
a j j. x. xa .n x. .. a. 1.1.1 .ui. .- v
i
m. and returning leave Portuioui'u it
1
rvrv n, m3 LJ- 10 nnrS
l.uu, uniiareriiuuuei
price.
and, NJ C,