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:3 1S91
, If- i-ri.i ft ft.i'i.i
h ' Hurt in's parable about
.' r -rii.-K triig-lo s:t on one neL
Jjui Kr.n occasion fur alarm .
--v. :r ..;- -r, ..iit this matter. The
! :T i. ?!-'- Ul lrf
; ;r !;,'''irI I.HSt prjr. a;d
... " "; '.. I in wi h.
- i ; Mali. Dt'iii.
Jntncs Gordon Bennett, who since
duel wiih young May several
jus rgo lias lived in Europe, chiefh
ir: P ris. Will sh'-itly return to make
I. is r .-idence ':n JCew York; and give
hi vc
' lich
hi rerson.al uttn.tmn to tlic lierala.
is in oiie respects, tlie greatest
paper in "the world. Wil, Star.
it worra;! c?!ni( t keep a seen'.
to ! Vd her all right.
burg jMfpJitcli.
4t.i
lie I -reived.
-Carolinians will mi.ke a bit;
yistuke irthey tlink that there is no
longer any duner of a Force bill be.
ing passed. The Republican bloody
shirters are resolved to press the mat
er, and but f the f;ict that the Dem
ocrats ate in such a decided majority
in the nest House of Representatives
a tyll would pass and Harrison would
gladly approve of it. lie is knowu
te be one of the fastest, friends and
most urgent advocates of this meas
ure of oppression and' bulldozing
aimed at the South. Senator Gor
man, of Maryland, in a'recent speech,
gave it its his confident opinion that
Harrison seeks to have such a law
passed. He said,? :
"That bill will come again if liar
rison ia "re-elected. Do not mistake
the signs of the time. Massechu-etts
bad Lodge, who Introduced theJjill,
as chairman of Its Republican con
vention; its resolve was for the Force
bill. Ohio and every Republican
State that baa acted arc for it. Thev
Republican party-is irrevocably com
mitted toi; their very 'exist crjee de-J
pends agon it; ' That question ' $s
above taes and extravagance; ic de"
termines the question of the contin
uance of the fornTof government un
der which w Jive.' . v '' -' " t V"
Withfa- Fofce"biir threateoing the
liberties tof a free people what mad
ness and folly for the Southern whites
to think of disintegrating the Ola
Democratic party and starting a Third
party to bind in chins the whitws of
all Southland.
If no one but those who desre to
break up the Democratic party were
to suffer from bad laws revengful
legislation it woulxi not be so bad.
Hut the truth is. that all the South
-Will suffer alike. Wil." Messenger.
Charles S Pariiell.
. "Notwitbstanding the unhappy
events that clouded the last couple
yeai's of Parnell's life, and estranged
from him so. many who stood with
and followed his leadership through
mt the dozen years of his gallent
trug!e for his county, Ireland bhould
and can have no other thin a kind
memory of Charles S. 3'arncll, who,
last Tuesday night, passed so sudden
ly and unexpectedly from tho fctage
upon which he has played so con
spicious a part. Had he died two
years ago, before his weakness and
misfortunes became a world-theme
of toiigue and pen, divided his ence
enthusiastic, trusty, proud and uni
ted following into, contending fac
tionsj Ireland would have wept " and
.mourned him as an idolized son, and
'Irishmen the world over would haves
grieved afrhte "dealh as they would at
the loss of a beloved friend whose
untimely taking ofi brought not only
sorrow to them, but irreparable dis
aster to the cherished land of their
nativity. Rut whatever their feeling
towards him might have been since
the unfortunate complications of t!:e
latter, years of his life, dead, going
out thus' suddenly in the prime of
his life, they cannot feel otherwise
than kindly for the the man of heroic
mould, who so long stood in the front
with indomitable will. patriotic de
votion Spart&n courage and brilliant
ability, battling for the land he loved
with strong and ardant love. Thua.
the world will think of him. and thus
admiration will remember his virtues
and charity will throw a cover iver
bis failings, without which he would
have stood one of the grandest fig
ures in the annals of his country, and
left a name to. rank with the most
illustrious of her deod. Wilmington
Star.
HdreCiyJ'rcheSjtoterii1
To the Emtok : Secretary
Foster j nri cx&"-r account'int. He
could secure a first clas po-it n
nny where on account ot his ability
in t a? line. The beautiful fictions
wide- he snd-out every month and
aV.'.-f "everv "dsv f.om the Trefisur-Deptrrment-
hs to the amous.t of
jnonjy n band entitles him. to the
very first rank as pamkoas a writer
.,f sensational literature.. He claims
o have a 1 .rjo b ilaitce in the Treas
irv wliich, when analyzed, turn" to be
he baitered quarters and ten , cent
pieces in the vaults and Hie money
-upposcd be in I ie nalianal bank
lep"-i'rie- I . h rom tf
of the Treasury lias barely enough in
it to meet the daily expenses.
Govon-er Canirbeli has notified
the paders which "published tlie sto
rics about Ids bankruptsy a pccu
latioii that immediate apology nd
rttracti(yii must be male" or he will
commit suit for libel. It was a very
Jirty thing upon the part of . thee
papers to attack the Governor per
onr.lIy in the way the' have done
nd it re acts in his favor.
Jones wLo pays tho freight, is out
in a letter in which he pretends to
iiive sjri;e at his reftions for refusing
t( support the Democratic State tick
et. .frHes, who pays the freight does
not give the true reasons The real
gist of the matter so far as Mr. Jones
is concerned is that he did not get
the nomination himself. The Demo
crats of N York were not cajjtiva
ted by the immense mustaches which
Mr. Jones wears and'did not nomi
nate him for Governor. That is the
sole cause of the Ricking on his
part. -
One of the singular episodes.of the
past "car was the fact that, while
Great Britain was negotiating through
jS foreign office with our State De
partment as to the right of the United
States to control and police Rehring
Sea to preserve the seals from des
truction, Great Britain in the name
of the owner of on of the Canadian
sealing vessels brought suit lit the
United States Suprema Court to de
termine that question. It was cer
tainly a high compliment to the Su
preme Court, that a foreign govern
ment wa3 willing" to abiJe by its de
-ctsionTn a case wile eJVs own govern -was
one of the parses. This case
comes up for argument on the "second
da- of the term hiclr commences on
tbe.lSih. of October.- T o' either v,ery
important-cases are before the court.
One is as to the constitutionality of
the McKinley Bill, one of the points
raised being that the Speaker of the
House had no right to count a quor
um when the members refused to an
swer to their names. The other case
is as to the constitutionality of the
Lanti-lottery law. All of those cases
will be argued during the present
month and probab'y decided before
the Christmas recess.
Judge Paschal of Sah Antonie, Tex
as has deckled that an anarchist or a
socialist is not a fit man to be nat
uralized as a citizen of the United
Stutc3. Every one in the country,
except the few anarchist ahd socsal
ist who have already gotten a foot
hold here, will , applaud that decision
and every Judge should sollow it.
Hermann Oelrichs, a member of
uhe National Democratic Committee
of New York.jhad a little quarrel
with Mr, Flower la3t winter and as a
consecpiece refuses to support the
Democratic ticket and has resigned
from the committee. The last act of
his 13 a very commendable one a3 he
di 1 not amount to anything on the
'.committee nor will he off of it.
Mr, Morgan, Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, has made his report on
the condition of tho Indians and re
comends that all Indians shall be
upon land, allotments aad mad self
sustaining as soon as possible.
The National Republican Couiroit
tee proposes to take Time by the
forelock'. Headsman Clarkson has
called a meeting on the 20th, of Nov
ember whon the Committee will elect
its Chairman and determine where
and when the Repub'ican National
Convention shall be hold. It is gen
erally understood that Clarkson and
those with whom he has consulted
are in favor of holding the Convention
in the latter part of May or the early
part of June so that there will be time,
not only to "fry the fat" out of the
manufacturers but also to distribute
the boodle after it has beou obtained.
53 FIRST, TUR1 THE RASCALS OUT.
Abraham Llncolm, himself an
honest man, knew the make up of
his partv, and showed himself a
prophet when he said : "As a result
of the war. corporations have been
enthroned, an -era of corruption in
high prices will ' follow7" and the
money power will endeaver to nro-
'S to reign until all wealth .aggre-
; ft pubae'is iost." .
i The it imbh;' is not !ot. It I a-
;u J--U- hanjed huiid. In the day
of It -r.5i.cra! ; nue before the 9
'2 dl i .h a
the other 63,000.000. But we ha
rather er the 'republic lost, than U
see a icerc handful of men monopo
jiziug ull the weahVi, and the m::ss -taxed
to keep them in luxury and
iilleness. This aggression of wealt1
! will go on until the people rcsoWe
to band together and stop it. But
thev v !i i.o' bri :j it to an end by
e
. t;eiue- tru-trjtied ;md tl:e:r leyihla
im atsnulted. Then we cp.u tnl
ion. To -Mum the ra?-f n$ out.' i-
.itdiJ ;n preceedctit to i;v lei 1"
; - liRt will prevent the conliiii
ion of luilliosi .lrw-m k'ljt; C;:r;i
ie.
x Ed. Chambers Smitli, E q , Chor
uiuii of the State 1 leniocraiic Execu
tive Committee, has called a meeiig
of the executive committee to meet
in Raleigh, October 15th. at 8 . in
In addition to the central commit
ice, the following are the State com
mittee :
First District: V G. Lamb, H.
Skinner, Ghn. W. P.Roberts Col. V.
S. Ca-ter. -
Second District : J. R. Jlartin. J.
W. Granger, W. J. Rogers, R. 11.
Speight.
Third District : W. A. Johnston,
T. H. Sutton, A. C. Ward, M. J.
11am.
Fourth District: Col. J. S- Curr, V.
11. Pace, 1J. A. London. J. J. Young.
Fith District: W. A. liobb.t, A. E.
Herndon. J. A. Barri tiger, R li.
Gleivu.
Sith District: H. R.Adams, D. S.
Cowan. J. S. Oliver, B. R. Moore.
Seventh Li trie;: J. P Ca dwe",
Will. X. Coley, T. S. Redding, Dr.
W. L. Crump.
Figth District: R. C. Cobb, J.
L. Webb, W. W. Barber W. W.
Scott,
Ninth District: A. H. Hayes,
.J. C. L. Bird. J. S. Anderson, J. M.
"Judder. Chronicle. .....
MR CLEVELAND IN THE NEW
YORK CAMPAIGN.
Ex-Presi petit Cleveland pi csided
at the great Ceraocratie meeting in
New York city Thursday night, and
made strong and earnest speech in
which he set forth, with his usual
clcrness, the iseuea dividing the two
great parties, and urged the import
enee of continuing aggressive work
to confirm and extend the advantage
gained in last fall's election. In a
few crisp paragraghs he stated the
case of the people against he -Republican
party in it3 national alfares
and warned the New York Democ
racy against being led away by the
efForJs of thir opponents to shift the
discussion from the national abuses
for which the latter aro responciable
to irrelevant side issues. Hid in
dorsement of Sir. Flower was cordial
and 4harty, and his speech throng,
out was a vigorous asset tion fo Dem
ocratic principles.
Miss Claveland appears to be ex
erting agood influence thus early.)
ft. ia rfrkrrt.l Vl-.ot- ut It ia rttnr ia ir-.n !
of the great Democratic meeting in
Cooper Union on the night of the 8th1,
at which ex-President Cleveland preV
ided, and Gov. Hill was one of Jhe
speakers- He was driven to the resi
dence of the tx-President. The latter
was ambitious to show the baby and
the former anxious to verfy lite Iac.
tbat Mr. Cleveland was a father. The
Cleveland 'and Hill factions were un
jted around the cradle of a beautiful
girl baby. They say the favors her
mother.
I am truly sorry for. Jobny,''
said he friend of tde family, meet
ing the boy on the street, to lenru
tbat your fathers house was burned
down yesterday. Was nothing
saved?" -'Dont you waste no grief
on me, replied Johny, All of paw's
old clothes were burned up in that
Qre, ahd maw cant make any of 'em
over lor me this time. I'm all right
Troy Press.
There will be an Alliance, dinner
at Woods School House in Carvers
Creek Township Cumberland Co . on
Saturday Oct., 18th. All Lodges and
friends 'invited to attend'.
C VT. L. Williams,
Com., A Cadee Parker,
Oci., 13th 1891 ( A. U. Walker.
Children Gry for Pitcher's Castor
For Boils, Pirn
carbuncles
scrofulous sores,
eczema, and all other
blood diseases,
take
Ayer's Sarsapar
it whs
relievo and cure
i .7
dyspepsia, nervous
debility, andjthat ; ';
tired feeling-
Has Cured Others
will cure you-
North Carolina 1 Ji
nsticc - ; :
Sampson Count y J
Court.
li. Young 1 Service of
Simmon
by J
Aoiinii dju!-., ;ii,auit
J li. I.iws'-n J publ'cuHO
Norlce to .1. R. Dawson. Take notice
th.it th-.: -ibove entitled causa U ien'.lip
! before me the vnn-i;osc of which' tetfco
ct-Uiiii jtulgiscnt :ijnlist you ana in'fi
vor of the. plaintiff for the sum of oiie
hundred and ninety-four dolbtrs a:id
thirtv.one cent?, v. Jth interest on te
sam from the 1st day of Nov. 1S89 M
the i nte of eight per cent, and you Aiv
hero by nqnired to appear lx;fore me Jit
ay ohlee In Mingo Township of snljd
eouuty and St.it e and answer or tlemnr
to the thi: co!tij)l:i!nt oi the plaintiff on
the fJth dav of September 1801. Thjs
July 'iUt lv)l. N. A. IiAYTOIf J
Jit.;ti-';e of the Peace.:
:
rROGRESSIYE INSTITUTE, j f
DUNN, N. C.
i i.
The fall session for 1S91 will e
gin on Wednesday, September the
2nd, and coiitiaue twenty weeks. 1 i
D. R.PARKER,
PKIXCirAL.
OTICE.
On Monday, the sectmfl Jay j of
November A. D. 1891. I will sellj at
the Court House door in the town of
Lillintiton. to the highest bidder 3Tor
cas.h, one tract of lahd in Harnett
count A, containing ab,ut t)iriydne
acres, and bound-ed us follows : ;.
The larxU of Ccinelins Hodge.
N. W. ThwitDn, T. B. Wilkins, M.
i- S'
H. Whittenton, known as a part oT
the Bnttian Ssaith tracf, and. m.Orl1.
gaged by Barnes Bradjr and wife
Julia 'Brady to felOltve :d rocjeyert
W1,''--ri ' . ! "-"".iij-- it J-....
county in book Z. page 2&2 und '2S3
to satisfy an execution in my hap(3
for collection- agains-t James Bridy
and Julia Brady and which has bdn
levied on saib land as the- .property
of said James Brady and Julia
Brady. v -
1
C. M.Artan
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SheHif.
1
VTheo. Baby vras eidk, we gare her Castoria.
When she waa a Child, ahe cried for Castoiiaj 't
TThoo sh became Miss, she clung to Castiria. ,
When sbs bad dJUren, she gave them Castoti
6APE FEAR I YJM VALLEY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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Arv . Fayette ville j 2 42p in
Leav. FayettcTillc 3 10
Limit. Sanforil -I 4 35
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Arv. Greensboro...
Leav. Oreusboro....
Leav. Sanford-.... .
Arv. Fayettville...
Leav, Fayetleviile...
Arv. W'iliniusrton
Lav. Fayctteville
Lar. Maxton
Arv. Bennettaville.
Leav. Matiiion
Arv. Ureenaboro ......
Lav. Orf eiibboro....
Arv. Eaicsur
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Walnut Covel 5p in I ' valnnt oot "
Ar. Mt. AIry..4 W - J ArQeonaboo30,;
W. E. KYLE, I f
General Tasiengor Agent 1
J. W. FKY, I f
".General Manager. ' S
IK J ? V- VOTICE.
i :iFHf-i r
i- imm m m i m b a
Hla': '1i;aa;
for infants and Children.
t it: uirior to ary presenpuoa 3
known to me." II. A. arcusx, . un
111 So. OxXcard St., Erookn, K. T
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-The use of 'Castoria is so nnirersd I and
its StT well known that it seems awork
of Buoereroeation to endorse it. ef?rf"
fntennt Amilie. wUo do keep Castona
. Late Pastor Bloomiosdtle Baf ora&i Chuivh.
Mexican
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Mtista
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A "Cure for the Ailments of Man
and Beast. '
A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the
Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every one .
requiring an effective HnimenL -
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of
r years, almost generations. - A
No medicine chest Is complete without a bottle o
Mustang Linimekt. , .
Occasions arise for Hs use
All druggist9. and deakr3';hayQ . t.
t
iEW COODS!
DRY GOODS.
ciise;
C LOT 11 1 K G !
Fine Line Mens, Boys and yontlifs feuits from $J!.50 upr
The Celebrated 2.00 Ladled shoe is the best. -: : .
Groceries, Groceries, 'Southern Girl Cook Stove. New ; Home and
American Sewing Machines. '
I. carry a.nice. line of Coffins. Caskets, and Burial Robes of all sizes
and for" both Sezos- , .
Call and examine, always glad to show goodpr
JAS-
TIiQ
1 no
WAV l!
HUJ.-'IU
Is to alvrsys be oa 'the" look o't for BARGAINS', . and never spen d
yonr hard earnings, nnlsss the prices are just as low as the goods can pos
sibly bo sold and tle article famishes of the, very best .
QUALITY.
we are bstber preoaired Vm nv?sovi to 4T'ar our friends
-. fcPKCI-iL Ii ARG A I M.-j ..." ,
; ' ""' Thao ever before.
We promise to look out for yonr interest and treat you honestly and
courteously at all times and nnder all conditions.
WE GARKV ; :
A large and well selected stock of
KKAUY MADL CLOTHING
Ladles Dre33 GootU and Trimming,
Staple Goods. Flannels, OaUngs, While Goods and Laces, Jt males no
dilTerence what kind of a . . .
SHOE YOU WANT
We can fit you np.
- We are selling Trunks. Valiccs, and Grip-aack9 at prices tbat defy
CompcUtion. We are II EA D QUARTERS on Groceries, snufi and,Tobacco.
Call and examine onr stock before purchasing tlsewhrcre,
RESPECTFULLY
J. A. MASSES7 GILL & CO.
1 CHASE & SLATER
LW AND CLAIMS COMPANY.
1331 F STREET, RORTH WEST.
wAsnixGTos,i;C".v
rractice in the Supreme Court of-the
Un'ted States, the Court of Claims, all
the Executive departments and before
Congress. Collection of Claims for
Indian Depreciations a pecialty. Pen
sion cases prosecuted. Patents prompt
ly secured. Careful attention given to
all classes of land ca.s.
-;u v-orn. gives steep, and promotea a
ir Stomach
11a Vv'oraai,
Vitious injurious medication.
vr sereral years I have recorom ended
ioso as it iias invariably produced bvn&iai
rteuits." . - ' w ri
Edwth P. Tavlvsm, M. f-
Tha Winthrop." lUi Stwet and M,
Kew 1 ork Clt ,
Stkkst, Kw totM.
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almost every (JajX
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SHOES HATS
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TAYLOR.
JAMES II. POU iDWABD W. POU Jr
POU & POT
' ' ATTOH1TOY& ATiW. .
SMITHFIELD, .N. C. r
Practice In State and Federal Courts.
One member of the firm will always at
tend Liillicgton': Cotut. and will go to
Dunn whenever bnsiuess should sequire.
Msij
Muiib
OTICE.
State of North Caro-i T i
BIryJ.' Atkins Adul fur,,V
vs.
N. M. Alklns and
others Heirs- at Latv
of John L. Atkins
It appearing to th.e.satisrw t
Court that Ii. F. Atkin. 7A
tbo
T. Atkins and'Lpoh s.
now Residents 6T thi v...
ordereil that Publieatmn u. ui
the Central Times for 8ix
notifying them as the rr-rj.
this proceeding to appear
saiu vierK at ms oriice m
on the 2&th clay of October
Is
answer or demur to the com i
and petition in said pToceediQ2
TV: , r -r O
a. ii iiiiwu 4mii i rii a i
of saict Court at olfice the it 7
of September A. D. 1801.
, Geo. E. Prince C. S.C,
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WILMINGTON WElMit1
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TRAINS GOISO SOCTtf,
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Datel.scpt. .1 '91.
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Arr. Rocky Mt,...-
Arrive Tarboro.;.
Lete TarUoro...-.
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Arrive WilBon I 2 18
Leave Wilson
Arrive Selma
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Leave Warsaw.-.. 1111 (
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Jirrive Sclrca . 11 bt ;.;
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Arr. Roky Mt..- I 1 56 1 I U
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Baity except Sunday.
Trains on Sci)tIanT Nck Branch Roil
Weldon 3 30 p m., Haliax 3 52 p ra. rrlTit
8ffftlnnd Nock R 00 pro. Orfv1!'i fl af
Kiaton 1 ia ii tn. . Ketamlnff. leaves KlBito
T 00 a m. Greenville 8 10 a in, ArriYinjr at Hl'
ifaxttli PQ.a m, Weldon. U 25 a m, daily el
ceTi Sunday. . ' - '
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Sunday 3 m; arriveat Williamston. N. C.
6 .-.ffiin and i 20 pin; Plymouth 7 50 p ro..i4
5"fl,pra. Retnrulna: "leaves Plymouth. 1C. C.
daily except Sunday 6 20 a m, andty M
'WiJiianaston 7 46 a in, 9 58 a rn. ArrlT t
Tarboro, N. C. 10 0? a ni and 11 10 am.
Tran'n on Midland NO Branch leaves Goldi
toro, N. C, daily .except .Munday, 70a n;r
rive Srhithfield N C. 8 30 a ra. Retamlnr
leaves SWrithfleld, N. C. 9 00 a. m. arriTM
Go!dsl)oro,K. c.10 ?0 8. ra.
Taain on' Nashville Branch lavf Roky
Mount at 3p, m. arrives Nashville 340 p. .
GfT'ing Hojie 4 15 p, m. IWur'iinfr. 1ot
Spring Hope 10 a. m. Nashville 10 3 a. -arrive
Kocky MOnnt 111$ a. m.J daily txttft
Sunday, - "
Train on Clinton Branch terves Warsaw tor
Clinton, daily except Sundayat 38 p na aoJ
lllS.am.; ReCuriiing-. Ip.iv? elinton at W
in and 3 Wi m connecting at Wrrsaw wltfc
Nos. 41, 40,2.1 and ?8,. .
SouthToun train on Wilson FayetNrill
TJranf h is No CI Northbound ijKa-10. Daily
except 8 qndy.
Train. No 97 Santh nd 11 North 'will itc
'.only at Raeky Mount, Wilson Ooldsboro aid
Mapnoiia.
Train No 78 jnafc5 close connection at
weldon fr all points Nortli daily. All rail i
Richmond and dairy except Sunday via Bar,
Line
JOHN P. DIVINKtJen'l 8np't. j
J. R. KENLY Sup-t TraoeportaWon. )
T M. Emkekson Oel Pass'tf'r Apent. j
DMiXlSTKATOKS XOTIOE. .
The Hiider?fg hed having lyiallifit'cl a
administrator Com testaments annex
of estate of JSf. V. li. iicN'tili
deceased, notice is -hereby given to ail
persons holJ? claims against eaM -s-
i tiite to pret-uiii thfctu for pjiymt:nt on or
before the Krfh day of August or
tqts notice will h: plcnde in bar lor their
recovery. rVrsonf indebted.. ' to said
estate are rcfrjckt to- made nrrmcdiate
payment. J. M. If WIS. .
Admr. C.T. A. t
W. U. 5ruifclsisi & I. II. McLean !,
Aug.. 10th, 1801 Attv. .
THIS SPACE 1
.Ms FT' .FOR
II. A. JOHNSON
MANWACTtrKEJR
BUGGIES, CARTS, WAGONS
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