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THE CAUCASIAN. Fufi rc.5 1 Jt ;.'cu. ' nit ! r. :crorl:l!2 to Poala! I.awii ut t"., n vcnul Iaa m.vl CLINTON-, N C, MAY 9, IHO. THE CAUCASIAN'S RECORD. ( Ii: l LATJON: 1,459. m.c ycnr jtf,'' it wan left than KIM). Durhur tlie la.lM.-ven week we have over I l,0f)O c'pic. Raleigh vote6l00,(00 fo im provan.mt'. The at Centennial and In- ternath nal Exhibition of Pari opened Monday. The President lias appointed hi.s brother, John .Scot t, a Dem ocrat, . JS. Marshal .)f Tenn. Nichul, of Raleigh, did not p t the appointment as Public Printer. It i.t F. V. I'm Inter, of IUinoi.-. I'.Vli v person who Iia-i ever been a student of the. Universi ty is inv.tod to attend next com nienc -moiit :rd participate in tho bxiiqii'.-t , receptions and literary exercised of the Centen nial Celebration. France celebrated the centen nial f the meeting of the States (Jetierai, at Versailles, May .Oth, 17tf'... 1'residcnt Cat not made a riiK'n, si'cch. A would-be (iiiiteau shot at him while do live rin;,' the same, but no dam aj;e was dor:e. The ey.'iit cele brated by Franco was the I leirJ li ning of her ;reat revolution; the event celebrated by Ameri ca, less tlian a week before, was the happv result of our revolu tiou. We know how to take care, of our hbcrt es when once j.raii ed. 1 Ins tin,. trench have yet to learn. IU Heady toCive Stat 1st it s About Your Farm. Jn lS!)Oan officer or the Fed eral Government will call upon eveiy farmer in this Slate, and expect to receive correct answers to many qur-st'ons propounded in re tfairt to li's farm and opera tions thereon. These statistics are very im portant, and all w e interested in them. They will refer al most exclusively to the cops of the present year, 1H89. It be hooves every fa mer, therefore, to make correct artsve:s to all questions piopounded by these fliccrs. Anions the many ques tions asked will Lo tho number of acres in the several crops, and tho aggregate in cultivation; value of farm implements and also of live stock; cost of fer tilizers used; estimated value of all farm productions to,- the pre sent year, 1839; number of horses, mules, oxen, milch cows, and other cattle, sheep, swine; in; Ik, butter, cheese, etc. Every one sjiould feel inter ested in these statistics, and en deavor to have them co. reel and full, 16 as to make a creditable showinjrfor our commonwealth, as well as to furnish a lure and growing demand for correct sta tistical information of our agri cultural interests, wii. h at pre set) is very inadequate. John Konr.vsox, Conniibsioner. MISTAKING BIG!' FOR CREATMESS Ilishop Potto.1 in ids sermon in St. Pauls Chu rh, Xew York, on centennial day, April the 30:h, haid: Another enormous difference be tween this day and that of which it is the anniversary is to be seen in the enormous 1 inference in the na turj and influence of the forces that determine our National and political destiny. Then, ideas ruled the hour. Today, there are indeed ideas that ruio our hour, but they must bo merchantable ideas. Tho growth of weiltli, the prevalence of Luxury. me inassing oi iary: mat-erial forces . i , : ,. l. l... tii. . -i . . iiivii uy ineir wry eiisto ico are a standinj; menace to the freedom and Integrity of the individual, tin Infinite swagger ol our American ppeech and manners, mistaking big ness lor greatness and sadly con tbunding gain and godlinessall . .. .. iius is a coiiira 10 tne austere sim plicity, thcunparchasablo Inteirritv of the first days and first men of our llepubuc, which makes it impossi ble to reproduce today either the temper or the conduct of our fathers. TIIHKi: AUH FEW SI CH. In spcakiiij; of Mr. Hamum, ex-President Cleveland said : "lie was the most unselfish man I ever knew, lie gave liberal ly of nis time and money for the benefit of the Democratic party, and never used his posi tion as chairman of the nation al committee to advance the fortunes of himself or his per sonal political friends." JJaniei JLainont said: "Mr. Barnaul's interest in the success of the party was so great that he denied himself the rest which he should, have demanded. "When the victory of 1884 was won lie was content that his par ty was in power, and he made no demands and, had no favors to press. II.s death is a great loss to the party." Alliance Dqunjncnt. , OltOAXIZATIOV. Prehldeut Marion Rutler; Vic-IrcrfM':t K. Rich ; Secretary J. i). Krzell; Treasurer S. .. Howard', Rusinei? Atfent (.. A. ' lute Lecturer X. II. Fenneil; Chaplain J. O. Tw; kerrai)t-ai-Arn.rj :;. II. Jer nian; J)oorkee;, r- -X'harliy Crum pier; Executive Conimif tee J. A- Gates, Chairman ; 11. M. Cruji- plcr, M. M'Killett, W.II Thom as . K Pigforrt. Committee, on tin (Jood of the Or,!er I. A. OateM, 15. S. Peter- Hun, C. II Johnson. Query Committee H J Craddock, M. M. Killett, Abrnm llobbs. Co. Organizer I.-hain Royal baTlTiit: Cai casian' urn adopt ed an the official oran of the Conn ty Allian -es by 1 he County Alliaiav January VJih.j&t Oranizpr't Krport. 'Progress'' Alliance was or ganized o;i April 10th, in Ilon eyeutts township, with the fol lowing officers : President Whitney lioyal. Sect'y .Miss Callic f). Royal. Treasurer J. If. Parker. Chaplain J. A. licnnolds. Lecturer J. II. Farker. AkhH Ivectu.tr ('. I). Parko:. Doorkeeper (J. L. Parker. Ass't Doorkeeper Miss Sal P. Royal. J jjrht members we; e enrolled. J. K'oval, Dep. Organizer. l!uy fur Cash ami Voin' Own d'uaiio. Fx t' act from an address do live ed br Walter Zimmerman befo o the Spariainbu1 County .Ulianco : If tlie organization of the Fa mers' Alliance hopes to be a success it must cope upon a cash bas s. Do not criticise me until yon lify rmc. I know that many of us have "run an account" so long that wo would feel l.ke a fish out of water to run one. I k: ow that when the husband announced at tins fireside, 'We'll go on tho cash system this year. Maty," that, thei;ood wife w ould be a loss lo know wha t had got ten "hold of John," and the children would stare vacantly up the chimney, wondering wha was fcoing to happen. Hut I know two, that at the end of a few vears, poor inedbted John would si.on come proudly up the front walk to meet joyful Marv at tho froru door, :'nsteod of hav ing to find her in the chimney corner, with tho lonir outlines ol debt upon her dejected face ttei .-.echliare,. would be haj.pier, for they, would get! a b.-iglit .smile and a lot of paid :or luxury mstean ol a frown ; and a piece of 'bocken' randv. This store accou ntis the iudge wJio pionounces upon the fann er a sentence consVniner him io a social and fmancii l hell. This store account is the rat which gnaws a hole m the far mer's co: n crib door: it is tlio sampler of the farmer's cotton j uaies, Winch leaves liothiin' but' bagging and ties; it Is the" can-1 linn mliin .t.,, r i non which npturns Jackson's ; rtrapct and turns the enemy of j life time debt into our financial, j educational, and social New G! leans Jlrethi en, if there is one cause of the embarrassed condition of the fayne to day, that cause is the store account balanced with the farmer's iute:est. 'Hut how can I pay cash when I haven't got i t ?' A stou t cpies tion, but its solution is possible, yea it is not impiacticable. In the first place raise a large part or your own store. As I have intimated, twenty-five dollars will buy the necessities of a one horse farm for one year. Of com so tins means outside of gu-1 mo. lut et me ii.sistt.liat-.it is not a sin to raise a crop with out KUuno. Make a hireprt of your -Hi-,, guano during Pi teivils between work seasons, mind you.' Then if you have no cash borrow it, If you pay ten per cent for money it is cheaper during a lar-'e' part of the yenr than to. pay ten per cent anove nrst cost of goods. Ten per cent above cost of goods Joes not mean ten per cent per annum. It might mean "1,000 per cent. But the fact ia mer chants cannot afford to sell on time at ten pe. cent per annum above first cost. 'But can I borrow money?' We an&wer that a good lien or morrgage can bring money as well as goods. Especially i.s this true if an honest, industri ous man is behind the mortgage, and I am not troubling myself about how a dishonest man can get money, lor he kiiow.s well enough himself. I say that a lieu with an hon est man behind, is gold. This plan will work. Whv? Because thero is money- to loan. and all the loaners want is col lateral. Other .Alliance States are working this plan, and what Texas can do, South Carolina can do. And what Texas and South Carolina can do NorthCarolina can do. Brethren of Sampson, Bladen and Duplin, will you set the remainder of the State an example in this direction? DIRECTORY OP SUB-ALLIANCES. Progress, Xo , Miss Callie B. Royal, Secretary; postomce, Clinton. Hope Well, C7J, li. C. McPIiaP, ! s'et-'y; po-toflk-e, 1 tcamann X lUrU. White iUk. No. J. It. V.nkf-r. Si-cretary; i-octoiliee, Cb'ot&H. Ilplta, No. 871, W. II.!ta-, . rf.. tar-; pottofflce, Jxita. - H:xldick, N'o. .I.li, IL J. liiven- bark,Sccrtarj'; l"totriiv. Magnolia, s laurel Hill, No.&;.5, M. . I'U-l lelt, Ncrt'tarj; potoftifv, I'linton. 1 Kye's Uri !, No. VsJ, It. T,-, Htf'y; tHifi't iJeuii::!'-. X lload-. j KcenerV, N". : W. Jlih-t smttli, fx-crctary; .-!(lS(i', Keener. ' Infold, No. (',-", J. W. C'rw-n, S j re'nry; jostonice, InolJ. i t ross No., -HI. John Iiru, I St cretary; portIier, Hives. ! JIoiM'ycutt's, Xo..VS3, It. If. Fana, Sec re t ry ; ptr U -fii ce , II u n 1 1 v . South Jtiver, No. S'JJH. li. Pajje, Fee: ttary;iost)flice, HawJey's Stoic. Cedar Hill, No. Wl, Voiiiitain Jarkson, Secretary; po-tofflce. Haw ley 'h Store. Maple Urove, No, W. ft. Ix., Secretary; iftillice, iihurknun's MiJ. IJrowning's No. ,sl, J. F. Hol lintfsworth, Secretary; postofl'uv, llohberHvilte. Mitio Academy, No. ,), II. M. Warren, Secretary; postoftice, (iih:' .Mill. lilutr, No. 'ill, W. J. C'radJock, Secretary; iKjstoflice, llobion Six ItunH, No. ;2;, John W. Mc Calop, Secretary; post(11ice, Clinton. 31 1. (Ulead, No. 87.3, V. II . I tack ley, Secretary; iostofliee, Clinton. (joslien, No. 1W, Thonu s I Sut ton, Secretaij; postotlice, Holton &v'-i .New Hoi Secretar Kings, No. u7'J, Henry Herrin-'. Secretary; postollice, Clinton. I -ney rove, No. 617. W. I. Lane. Secretary; imstotficc, Faison. JJeuIah, No. OHO, J. V. Moore, Sec retary; postollice, Warsaw. Hermon, No. 747, T. VV. Jiritt. Secretary; postottice, Clinton. JUd H'll, No. S2., John J. Vuni;, Sc-retary; postornce, Clinton. Purdoin, No. 832, 1). W.Williams. S(!cretaiy; postoflice, Dismal. IMmgo, No. ;i"t, Jt. M. Jernigaii, Secretary; postollice, Giles' Mill. Andrew Chapel, No. 51!), 1$. II. Owen, Secretary; postoflice, Mait- Iaint. l'onlarGrove, N).G1(5, 1.. M. Lsw- I-, Secretary; postollice, Faison. Hall's, No. ilH, T. W. Harbrey, Seci-taiy; postollice, llobton. Uoykin's, No. 01), u (;. Spell, Secretary; po.tofiUv, Ilismal. Hiand, No. 872 31. J. Moore, Sec retary; postollice, Warsaw. Clinton, No. 57'.), iJ. s. Peterson, Secretary; postoflice, Ciiuton. Oak Itidge, No. :i2i, Ji. L. Lewis, Secretary; postollice, Clinton. Kureka, No. ;2S, F. II. Howard, Secretary; postelilce, llayne. Salem, No. CUD, S. A. Howard, Secretary; postoUitv, Huntley Spring Hill, Xo. :")'), J.C. Drauli oii, Secretfirv; postollice, Mingo. Snow Hill", No. l,;j.2, A. "it. Her ring, Secretary; pa-tollije, Taylor's Uridge. Cuharie, No. 051, V.'. S. Lawhorn, Secretary; pristoflice, 3Iaithe.id. Straw P.nd, No. oSO, 11: Z. Hlack huui, Secretary; postollice, liass. Newton Grove, No. tiol, James House, Secretary; postoflice, New ton (Jrove. Franklin, No. 7 IS, .1. B. Se ivey, Secretaiy; postutiice, J I ai reil's Store. ,, SJSyS, man's X Roads. Lisbon, No. 871, Cora Uroeson, Hickory Grove, No. 1,02!). 1). L oecretar; postomce, Lisbon. Lvcrgreen, io. 1,310, A. C. Cash well, Secretary; postoftice, Ingold. Wear ltun, No. , W. Lee ltob- inson, Secretary; postoflice, Clear Run. Woodland, Xo. 1,480, O. P. James, Secretary ; postomce, Way Cross. Plain History. compound, prepared. from root.s gati;er- 0,1 ,:lhh'y bom the torot. an,! euut-uns " of th? m"icral kingd-.m, or any imusoimah substance, or anvarticli.it fin which comes from the chunist', lab- oratory. The formula of Iho .ieniedy ws obtained from the rick Indians in i'ldlotu'orvia. ;,v reliable wiiit;: men, wild nan witnessed me wnnr.eriui lures inadu by tiiat tri'e of Indians, of blood dHeaies. .Mr. lla;li L. Diunard, i.f 1 1 ou lou county, (ja., bean Using Swift's liecitic in 1820, and continued its use all of his life, and usscrted that lie had never known it to fail to eu e any case of scrofula, bMod taint, or contagious blood poisou. Tliis teitiuit.ny has been corroborated every day for vcar.. The present Compar v was fanned in 1870. and have since made known to the world tlie virtues of Swift's Speciiic, and to day it is sold in eyei y city, town and country store all over Anieii-a, Great i ruai u, and many Uher nations of the V.erl.l. 1 have seen Swift's Specific used, and known of many cast s of the worst form of Mood diseases which have been cured by it. I know the pn pru tors t be gen tlemen of the highest type and utmost leliabi'ity. I recommend it as a great blood remedy, unequalled by anything that I know of. M. r. Wiiaeton." I'a.-:or First lltptist Church. Montgomery, Aliba m a . faaTTreatise on Mood atd Skin Dis "ases mailed free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., . Drawer 3, Atlanta, ( Ja. W. J. FAISON, : DEALER IN : GROCERIES AND COKFECIIONERIES. I am yet at my stand on Fayette villo Street, next Ieor to Printing Office, where I will be pleased to see all my friends and customers. Call in and see me. I am also prepared, at my resi dence, to accommodate my colored friends with Board ami Lodging, llespeeti'ullv, inci;-I-tf J faison: Call in at the New Firm of WATSON & PETERSON, Wliere you will find all kindsuf Family Groceries' and every kind of a Drink lo tickle the pa!ate. J5 Pure Up-country Corn Whiskey a specialty. Respectfully, WATSON & PETERSON For 22 Years J. T. GREGORY has occupied his same ' : TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT . : on Cliurch Street. The great and orignal leader in low prices for men's clothes I2cmomy in cloth and money will force you to give him a call. : fcSaTLatest Fashion plates always .on hand. June7thlyr. U)VFJtT13EMEXT3. 4., F. Continues Cheap O n A (TUT l7iVO.Il CENTRE OF ATTRACTION ! Every Department is Replete with Ohoicest Selection of 00338! DRESS GOODS 0:op (.rain fc,:lks, Moire Silks, China Silk, Plain and Striped Mirali . Silks, 1 fenriettas, Cashmeres, Nunaveilinjf, lhatnw Sateens and 11am and Ficured Challies-the prettiest fabrics f the ncr,,,,:. r. very young lady should have one. FANCY-GIMPS AND LATEST NOVELTIES I.N D:iKS TRIMMINGS, ETC. aow siie anil good qualities vftU.lu, liut. . rvmnroiueries, Jiaces, 'J'uck Hi:. Mull Nainsooks, Lawns and White Goods of all kinds. Figure I Liwns .x, oc ami iw per yard. l nil oloyes. Corsets, Handkerchiefs l able Japk ns at 30c par doz.j.i. II A TS, UNDE T r 1i.... " IT.. 1 . u.;n udiuj uu3:wear. Lache.?' Itibi.ed Vests at 25c each ruai uargain. Large and weU -elected sto-?k of C,hmere, Flum-Is, lJ.ton ado and hneos for genls'and Iiovk' near. Cents' and Boy s Vnol, Felt and Straw Hats in all the de4 a bit; shades and Style-'. Y'n1 n'?;V'!eri" GKUZii -.lutb, v.ollars. Cuhs and Scar is f New Designs in nes, T , I '"in Liiii i..i. kj as.-:o.tment. ot 'i runks, VaiisK-,iIiiil rell A 11 AGE FOR SHOES. Our stock of SHOES is simply u.oatxy nepi. ,n a nrst Class Shoe Store.. When.otlier Stores fail to keep what you want, you a.e sure to m ;..t n dsaj.o nt- luoul' J,c,u- WU1 "iijou" uutton i-T-r-1 t (tit --- . ...... . ii ii it. LAviiM A.M) TIIK WONDER JEWELRY! JEWELRY!! JEWELRY!!! Collar buttons. Cuff iniifo , mr, jjauie.- ana Ueuts' Watch v.hains and ;dUIHh aim m ses' Necklaces U atches and a oeautifui line of Riius at aston:shitif; low pliers. HARDWARE, GLAvSW .RE, KTC. yju. tt..r,K oi Jia-.wa:e,urocke;x Glassware and lutup (;oods , w.i .v-.v iiiui,,. tuKuvreti a.ia meet the demands of om- rapidly MANY CHEAP AND .rwuiauemmuu. nouse - :v" " ""-" 'viiiua uuuua, sucn a veneer KuiTe li.$t-s, jii Laskets i. Ham Broilers, E-jf Poachers, Sauce Pans, J ;, Griddles, Milk Coolers, &c, &c. BUILDERS' WMt1r,r,etrpC.k.0f1?,!ild:.rS S.Plies-Sash: Doors and Blinds, lute Lead, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass, Putty, &c. GROCERIES. You will find nothing in this rfoivivf t.,o k.. i v. A -. . , -- i.i.n.iii, u uiu tauiicesi ana finest goods. On - Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Butter and Flour are especially lecommnnded f.- flmii.n.,Pif ..s .n - - T-k i. ... . i i ucdp ruiisiauiiy on nana a li and Soda, Hall Po . . 1 . i -i n r: V, W V' wraPl,,,, J- o ijun;, , ui v.- can sen to ua a i lai i ei ore o de nr. WALK UP STAIRS. - t-ori he benefit of our customers from 2he country, who aiv wot fully acquainted with the arrangmrents of our stor.. we will say that, own to our lately increased business, wo have been forced to keep neany half of our stock on the second floo and IiltelFi argams, If you want General Merchandise cheap, call and S3e us be fore you buy, when you come to town. ' , We are Always Headquarters for Low Prices and Good Goods! ' irSStIai?et PrU e pa 51 for Country Prod.wo - A A 1 VtD One Hundred Tons ofOld Iron at once. Vesy Respectfully, M. E. HO BBS & BRO: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JGHNciON'Sl ne Price to be the DEPARTMENT. of G ndianis at 8c, 10c, and 12c Lin. of larasols, K;UM. Hosiery, and Tabid Linen. All L!nen U V E. R, ETC. , and L Underwear, Linen every d-sc ipton, STORE iiceantt Scrim Curtains, Creton i'o:ige.-, Hinder Shade., Cur- (.iiams and iiams and i ornice Polls ILtltilllOCli:-, tVC. imm ense and embraces every Shoe, at 2.00, is mill the i:ar ' JJ OF OTIIKU MKUCIIAXTs. Scarf Vy'harins and Lockets Pitted, Filled Gold at d Silver and -o ld G dd we are now fully increasing trade". pre j aired to HANDY ARTICLES. iceepe;s is called to our Xnwl- Da n it tent MATERIALS. h.uwiji Aiiit uAceiienee. iargd stock of ihvhrht's Cow C 1 . . .. aper, Paper Boxes, IV h,. and (I Ve Merchants at wlut tpt'ruil prices. Jiarffains, aDVEBTISKMKXTS ;ew SSZ'H ! THIS 4 v Sum m ei And advise you to buy from us. 1. Because we offer none but new styles bought direct from Importers and Manufacturers. You don't get old goods. 2 Because one dollar can buy more at our store tHan any other place in town. It is business to get the best value you can. 3. Because we have the largest arid best selected stock to show you at the lowest prices. Save money when you can. 4. Because with goods bought low and selected in person to suit our cus tomers, we fear no competition. 'You all lat est s ty onljp ace m WM. A. Clin At ' My New Stand ! dYestei'tiar.M (NEXT DOOR TO HANSTEIN'S, i.i uurin jjy , h. STJJTSON.) 1 1 ave rnr ved to a larger store so that T can carry a Larger and Fuller Merchandise To meet the demands of my NE'V a:;uI)S OOMTXfi- 11V Tatt.v? The same motto : "Tun Lowest Possible Margin;" which nis built up my trade, will be strictly observed in the future. Ho sure to call in before buying. JAMES MEANS' S3 & $4 SHOES " CometUioa U tke Life of Trade," and If 70a have not teen our Utett lmnZ!!!7. cannot imagine how lively trade 13. or how oar dmZTt vm. Akyour retaUer for thn Jam. nrn. mUm...1. t. w w aeep wualn ilgat of yourretauer for the James Heana' as Sha. ller will supply you with ghoea 10 stamwvl If n ratallerawmcoaxyoulnto buying InferlorahoeanponThl ::jiy jnvv Va " ipTYLE UNEpUALLETJ DURABILITY and s- :rfectioh JFFIT. shoP Such has been tho nnt , tho Jamos Means' at Shoa li in 7 , . ' th1 we"ec ablt to affirm that Our. are tha original aHnd 4 So. a tTw ,? eonTtod w. oot .xar.r. compete with vjtl'rTT "' 1 tauta M United States. 'T 01 lacwry products. la aur line, we an the largest manufacturer, la tha STEWiEf & HUBS, Clinton, N.-O. new advertisp:ments. STATE NA. S OF NORTH CARO- Sampsox Coitxty: Before L. C. Hubbard, J. P., April C4I, toon A. F. Petersen, Receiver, dc., vs. W. II. Moore. To W. II. Moore. You are here by commanded to appear befbre me at my office in Clinton, 2. C, on the 25th day of May, A. D. 1889, to an swer the plaintitf, A. F. Peterson, receiver in the case of Adrian Vol Iersvs. S. Barksdale, for the non payment of the sum of $32.00, due by two cer'ahi notes or bondn. with interest trom the 20th dav of Tin. cember, 1879, d e and payable to tins saiJS. BarksJale or judgment will oe taten against t-o i .or the amount ' due upon said notes, a s i fiits. L C. HUBBARD, JT. P. 1 spll 3t ' . I r: ? DVr.KTiSEMENTS. OV Have received our New Stock of SPRING AND " Goods! j want the the and es to act them is at JOHNSOjN'S. arch 2 iif th. .a ON WALL STREET, FORMER- Stock of General greatly increasing trade. ltejpectfully, T. M. FRSRRELJ . t-. " ir,.iat .. i... .. ..iCT . Toa 4- shoe r 1 mm rf rail 122 xn a.,' r. omi iorr the most FASTiniO Fames' MEMMS J H. ROYAL' J SALOON! ileadquarters r ure w mes and Liquors. Valk In And crll inrwh. want. J . Mr. Miles Jackson, my clever clerk in charge, will be pleased to serve J uu. 1-Pure Upcountry Corn Whiskey always on hand. . Respectfully, fob31-tf J. II. ROYAL. SmunlDTtouHSiitetltBtEi: JV?e' c, WaBsa, HEW JD VEItTIaEM ENT CLINTON DR. A. M. hKK & lHiOTpKH SeJ-PerHOG ..wl inlka.. . when thy are sick nul tl.4r U,'1 ttjuijfcr; Ihen they want iH. v lict that enn lo had. lr. A. M i & lirolher kc p dnly ui h; th v J c&ttv a full Hnu of latnt McnbrhJ? Hs-ntial OiLs PerfUmen-, Tru, ' English Toth llruhs Mcli,!,; VIifkry, Jlore wid Cattk puw j,J and th bet rcmelht ior a 7 and ailment of llorx, Mnu. CVktHe, Hog?, Poultrj-, etc. LEE'C Backache Plasters luXorth Carollnii'ii tunnv chm 1n e wond'rou virUH-.r;.,f;et . Kmt an iufluenve nublnn,., In minifcteriug to huma i iJ, Atil mnj a pan along .-u: wav I.reV Pbster tlotli allay. You cjii euro a Iwul ea-. of U.t acho quicker ulth one of lA' ,t tors than fey any other nplrtl,i, and after the bavkachc In currd 0b can still wear the plaster with cum fort fur a month, or longer, plaster I a great lUovcrj-, an J u i, hard to find any pain or ach. tjial will not yield to it. Prepared i.iv by T. J. IRE, Druarw ' TUBE MEDICINAL WHLsKKY. A pur and wholnoni medicin.i stlmu'ant is a diideratam prottu needeu. io supply this want l'ur Barley Corn WhUkey, four vear old, U offered to the pa olio, mIUi u, guarantee of its .perfect puritv h-i.1 wholesomeneM in every particular Thin tiquor 1 the pure extract ' cxun and uaklky, and is uitj,,r DruerKl, Liquored nor Waterv.t lu any insti nee. Sold only by Dlt.A. M. LKKAimO., UrutotUu a certain cure for warts on lmr. and mules as Pol. John Aahfonl (apt. Cornelius Partrick, ('apt. -' Lucius Faison, Mr. W. II. l msui Col. Abner M. Faison and IiuikIih1 of others in Sampson and a.ljoinbf. counties will eert'fy. SoM only ,y T. J. LEJ", lruit.' WOHMS IX IIojtSKS. lAH3y Worm SSrKcifie never faiN u expel worms from hurst and mul.. Warra.vted in every case. Sold only by T. J. lAUl, Druggl. IIUlUSK AND CATTI.K l'OWKKIW. We ffer unaor thU head the IkihI mi don Powders In the market. J. are prepared by the lending uu House cf the United State, 0111 th j formula of Dr. Williams, of England, the most distsnguisliix! Veterinary Surgeon living. They are excellent appetizers, a general alterative and tonic, and can lie relied upon a a remedy for ail ili ases 01 domestic animals. They are composed or Licorice Root, Juniper Berries, Flaxseed, Gentian, Ginger, Iron and Axtimouy. Sold only by Dr. A. M. Lee & JJno.. Druffuisty. LivEtiv arm sale Stables. WE ARE NOW LOCATED on Railroad street, in our new quarters. We will, at all times, have on hand a lot of FINE HORSES AND MULES, BUGGIES AND ROAD PARTS, which will he fold cheap for -afcli or on time, with eood securitv. i ome and examine our tock. Respectfully. J. F. SOUTHERLAND A CO., d?6-4m Clinton. N. ('. C I DEK. HEADQUARTERS FOR HEsT PEACH AND Al'PLECIDKIJ, (Corner of Elm andli. R. Street.) SWEET AND HARD CIDER always on hand. In addition to this pleasant and healthy drink. I keep Tobacco, Snuff, Flour, Potash, Candies, Soda, and Pea-Nuts which are Hold at lowest price? for cash. Respectfully, je 21-1 yr. Store. TRY US BEFORE YOU BUY, A?. WE ARE r "i i aaW? It.owtt.rt Jt let me surprise you with low prices: Mens SuPsfrom S2.75o 5.00: ??ys' Suit8 ?1 'M Menn Suspenders w;ut per pair; caiico irom lo6 ceuts; Menu' and Bo8' Wool Hata from 18 cents to $1.00 each; Hosiery from 4 cen up. Also ten thousand other other. things Just a low. Groceries in pre portion, Uemeinber the place-igu - . Cheap'jStoiv, G. E, ALPHIN, PropV, Clinton, N. C. Many Jcrsons f Are broken down from ovcrwaT vr iousehoM erc Brown's Iron Bitters rebuilt tha irntein, aias d igeation, remores ex pcaa of Wle, aad cures uaioxia. Gqi the genniMt ulieap
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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