TOWN OKFICEIUS :
AlAYoit W. S. Toiusoii.
Tur.AKUUf:" J. A. IVrrcll.
Chief ir I'oi.K'k V. J.Klnjf.
Jaii-op- 'It. J'- H. JtohiuwMi.
Commismonkr -W. H. Thomson,
J. A. IVm l), W. A. JoIiii-oii, J. H.
JsIi-vimi-.T. IF I'artr'u-k.
(OUNTV OFJICKI:
Snr.uiKK J. M. hpcll.
Cl.EKK OF Sl'J'KltlOK CoUKT J.
Tkkakciikt.-J. H. IWnuii'.n.
IU;;it-TKi. ! Dkkim-(.!'. lF r-
rlng. . ,
iUvsTY KrnvKvoit rtliul I.
Coi'-ox KK I r. A . T. Coojht.
!oirii ok Kmvatio-- Miij-
S. I'ntUixon, A. I'.. ll-!!ln :iil
W. H. SU'Wa-t.
CoMMliSIONKUS C n .fii ili '. I'-t-irick,
J. C.lIolM J- 51. M;tr-Ibun).
SL'rKI'.INTKXDI'.NT OK HEALTH
inn CorxTV Jr. J. A.SJ. vi ii.
STAMA1'.1 KKI.I'Kli W. l . i :
man. Hri'EI'lNTKN HE.VT ' 'iri
Kai:m .Jam Shipp.
(SUIT. I'ti:. IxtTin:Tiox i-Jiam
Itoyal- ' . ,
h.C.Hul.lKinl r.S.Coinnii.-non-t
r of the Kaxlcrn District of North
Caroliiiii.
POST Ol TICK:
(C. 1. Johnson, l'o-t master.)
Mail goi.ijr hy rail J ivcm pHlot!-!r
laily ut H:0' A. M., anl -: I. M.,
refieetively. Mail goir.jr. via lloh-'
t on , New ton ( i o vv, I un n , I '.eaman '
X Koiul, etr., leaves :00 A. M., on
Mori lavs ami Thurwlays. Mail ;o
uz 1 "I'ayetteville, via Huntley,
Worker's, etc., leaves at C:00 A. M.,
on TuewlayH, TliurHtlays ami Satur
day. CHURCH KS.
ISnptiMt, I'JWtor, . I. Meek.
Service, l.t sil -"l Sabbaths of
eaeh month, l'rayer meeting Tues
day at 7 I'. M. Sunday school, Sun
day, " r.M.
i'reHbyterian i'awtor, Dr. I. F.
Marable, Services, 2nd and 4th Sun
day's. I'raycr meeting, v ettneiay
nt 7 I. IF. Sr lday scl ool, 9 A. M.
M Lhodlst Pastors, C. P. Jeron.e
Services, (at Presbyterian and Ihip
tist,) 1st Sunday 11, A. M. and 7 P.
M. Sunday school (in liOdjje) every
Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting
(at Presbyterian church) Thursday
nights at 7 I'. M.
Fpiseop.l Hector, J. W. Turner,
Services, Sunday, 11 A.M. and 4:00
P. M. Sunday school, :i P. M.
Colorel P.'-iptist Second Siikday
in each month at 11 A. M., 3 P. M.
and 7 P. M.
MISCELLANEOUS :
K. of IF. A. F. Johnson, Dicta
tor, meets every third Friday night
at 8 o'clock.
Hiram Masonic Lodge D. A. Cul
breth, Master, meets every third Fri
day at 11 o'clock A. M.
Library of linton Literary Asso
ciation over postollice. Librarian,
W. S. Thomson.
Clinton Loan Association Presi
ilvnt, J. L. Stewart ; Cashier, A. F.
Johnson.
Kailrnad Depot Agent, II. 15.
Chcf-nutt. Telcrraph Operator J. C.
Holmes.
Y. M. C. A. A. A. littler, Presi
dent. Meets in Courthouse every
Monday at 7..'0 P. M.
Sii jiei-ioi Courts for -1th, fitli and 7tii
ilicial Districts.
.1 ii-
.lUiKJiis (Itesident.)
4th District, Walter Clark, of Wake
litli " E.T. P.ovkm, Sampson
7th " J. C. Mt Kea, of Cum
berland county.
H)M irons.
4th District, T. M. Argo, of Wake
0th O. II. Allen, of Duplin,
7th
Frank McNeill of Kich-'
niond county.
Times for Holding Courts for 1KS9.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Craves.
Fall Judge-
Wake February 2"th ,March 25th ,
April 22nd, July Hth, August 2(th,
September 2.kl, Oct her 21st.
Wayne March 11th, April loth,
September 9tli, October 14th.
Harnett August Gth, Nov. 2-",th.
Jo!.-iston August 12th, Nov. 11th.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Shipp.
Fall Judge .
Pender May Oth, September Oth.
Ne.v Hanover April loth, Sep
tember 23d.
Lcnoi. August lith, Nov. 11th.
Duplin September 2d, Nov. 25th.
Sampson Feb. 25th, April 2Dth,
October 7th, December J)th.
Carteret March 18th, October 21.
Joes March 25th, October 28th.
Onslow April 1st, Nov. 1th.
SKVF.NTII JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring JudgeMerrimon.
Fall Judge Shipp.
Ansn April 2!)th, September 2d,
November 25th.
Cumberland May Gth, July-22d,
Nov. 11th.
Columbus April 1st, July 29th.
liobeson May 29th, August 19th,
September GOth.
Kichmond September 18th, June
3d, December 2d.
Marten March 18th, Oct. 14lh.
Urunswick April 8lh, September
9th.
Moore April 15th, August 12th,
October 21st.
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THE WORLD, New York
Every one is complimenting the
Improvement .of The Caucasian,
but we are not yet satisfied. We
Wish to make it better still
THE CAUCASIAN.
CLINTON, N.C. JUNE
( untario Wood I'ion
I the cou-titutionrtl bhxnl di-e.ix
w hich has for MvTal renturh s pa-t
been infting mankind with its an
noying f atures and tit-tractive r
Mills. and is now the gmit bine f
the human race. This 1 tb wrst
of all b!ool contagion, as the horii
b!e jxi-o:i i- tranMiiittcHl Iron, one
generation to th- next, and tveti the
third and fourth. We do not hon
estly Ix-lh-ve ti a'. t'i(; terrible M-..urge
hasVvtr ben cured and tbrotibly
enid'cife l frrin the hu nan lo ly by
any ot!i r len.e ly than Swil!'- -p-eilh',
a:.d we furlhrr say th.it Swiit'
S citic I a- l ever leeii known to
f'.i;i . mate a :n incut car.: in
any :t-t when it In s Im,vh f.ikcu -fore
am of the vital organs ii ,t !f-,-(.iic
i:iip,iir d t r'ii'b-r a rim-iin;"'-
il'i--.
Swiff '-''(itii enlin-y fim-d lie
of a sevie ease of bbnd j-oisun
which obstinately tesinted and re
ftmeil to U curel for over ' years.
The regular medicaL remed'es of
mercury and pota'h only a ocl fu 1
to the flame. 1 suffered derir.g most
of ibis long time w la ulc -, blotch
es and sores of the most offensive
character, suid was ?r n fng time
praciically an invalid, in less than
thiriy days use of S. S. S. I was all
cleared up sound yrsd well. Thi-i
ha- been nearly a year ago, and no
sign o'any return of tiie old enemy.
Joiix Ji. Wilms,
87 Clark Street; Atlanta, Oa.
tTTreatisc on IU'o: ami Skin 1U
ascs mailed IVec.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer .!, Atlanta, ia.
TIip Invalid's Hone.
Many seemingly incurable cases of
blood poison, catarrh, scrofula and
rheumatism have been curred by I.
15. IJ. (Dotanie Hlood lialm). made
by the PloodKalm Co., Atlanta, (ia.
Write to them for book filled w ith
! convincing proof.
O. W. IJ. Haider, living seven
miles from Athens, (ia., writes :
"For several years I suffered with
running ulcer;?, which doctors treat
ed and pronounced incurable. A sin
gle bottle of IJ. IJ. 15. did me more
good than all the doctors. I kept
on using it and every ulcer healed.
I). C. Kinardit Son Towaliga, (Ja.,
writes: "We induced a neighbor to
try IJ. IJ. IJ. for catarrh, which ho
thought incurable, as ii had resisted
all treatment. It delighted hitn,
and continuing its use he was cured
sound and well."
li. M. Lawson, Eat Point, (Ja.,
writes: "My wife bed scrofula lo
years. She kept growing worse;.
She lost her hair and lver skin broke
out fearfully. Debility, enuncia
tion and no appetite, followed. Af
ter physicians and numerous adver
tised mediejnes failed, I tried IJ. IJ.
IJ., anil her recovery-was rapid and
complete
Oliver Secor, LJaltiiiiore, Md.,
writes: "I su Tered from v eak back
and rheumatism. IJ. '. H. has
proven to be the on'y medicine that
gave me relief."
1I)0 Howard. $l).
The readeis of Tjik Caucasian
will be pleased to learn that there is
at least anc dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all Its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally,
acting di-
rcMy 011 the blood !U1(l mucus sui
faces of the system, thereby dost roy
I ing the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength, by
I building up the constitution and as
I sisting nature in doing its work.
I The proprietors have so much faith
I in its curative powers, that they of
, fer One Hundred Dallars for any
! ease that it fails to cure.
! Senc for list of testimonials.
! Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
JGirHold by druggists at 75 cents.
COXSO PTlcTsUREL Y CCHEI).
'1 'iiiii Editor Pica -c inform
year reaikis tin'. I have a positive
reme !v for the above, named disease.
I Sy it timeTy use thousand.s of hopeless
cacs have been permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy runt-: lo any of your read
ers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post otliee
a dilress. Kes-pettful v,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. C,
181 Pearl st., New York.
THY US BEFORE YOU BUY,
A?. WE ARE
Headquarters
FOR TIIE
LOWEST PRICES !
Just let me surprise you with low
prices :
Mens' SuP.s from $2.75 -o $5.00;
Boys' Suits $1.95; Mens' Suspenders
A to 38 cents per pair; Calico from 4
t 6 cents; Mens' and Boys' Wool
Hats from 18 cents to $1.00 each;
Hosiery from 4 cen's up. Also ten
thousand other other things just as
low Oroceries in proportion.
Kememberthe place sign
Oliesip Store,
O. E, ALP.1IIN , Prop'r,
Clinton, N. C.
OIDEli,
HEADQUARTERS FOR BEST
PEACH AND APPLE CIDER,
(Comer of Elm andR. 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-NHts
which are sold at lowest price?
for cash. Respectfully,
je21-lyr.
LADIES
Seeding a tonic, or children that want building
up, ahould take
BROWM'8 IRON BITTERS.
It ia pleamnt to take, cures Malaria, Indlgcs
non. ana JUWauab w uwni u.
Oiieap
..KV A J V F.KTlLil KNTS
I Still
IN
To Fut Prices Down.
Hi;
mm
MM3L
If yo;i question this statement, drop in and si my 10 and 20
cent S;arf , ZOcA'nt Shirts. 10 and 2- cent Susfiemler, worth dou
blo the ainount.".
I Lave bouglit thirty-fiv ca-cs of Straw, Fur and Wool Hats,
direct from the manufacturers. I can anil you a single Hat for
less than I would have had to pay had I only, bought one or two
dozen of a kind.
Now I mu.-t pay a word for our
nook and corner is filled. I have
have Suits f om 1.00 u;. Come
pleasant fo " yon.
BUGGIES, VEHICLES, CARTS.
BEST and
NO CREDIT.
End Spring Buggies with
Side Bar KnesleM, 92.SO Extrn. If toj in not wnntnl, we dednrt frna SOJIO
to 15.00, according to tirade.
ROAD CARTS, $13.50.
K9- CRATED X BOARD CARS AT. ?.MSnVILLE, TEXSESSEE.
Wo can furnish nny kind of Job on .rlicpN .-1 forresiwnding prices. We refer you to
this ppper, nnd would ask yiu to make r;''orfi:rc 1 it in nnr mnnnnifntloiii
Willi nm. AVoRell more vehicles than an factory In theNouth, and vou rlll miss it if
you fail to tako nrtvatitrifto of the nhove aatruaiisly low cash prices. Send lW-oGce Order
or Check with your order. Adtlresx,
THE TZKNZQSEE.
argams !
argams !
argams !
argains !
argam
!
argains !
. i ,1 i(T7"
examine at
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so ouicklv cured bv Shiloh's Cure. AV
guarantee it. For sale by R. II. lloixie
day, Druggist, Clinton, N. C.
I a
..lVhl:UsK .WIN
Lead
THE
Clothing Department. Every
not forgotten the little Boys;
and see me and 1 will make it
Tff. HANSTEIN,
King Hatter and Clothier.
I I tS I I
s m
OSIKAPEST ON EARTH.
NO AGENTS. ONE PRICE ONLY.
P3ICE3:
Grade 2. S42.A0.
Grade I 47.50.
Grade R. Special SO.OO.
Grade B, Regular...... B7.SO.
Top,
Gradk A .
70.00.
BUGGY CO.,
XAfettYlIXE, TEXJf.
PIFii I SULBMBTHS
Your attention whili we give you a few
Prires :
Calicoes from 5 to 8 cents;
Worsted at 10 cents and up;
Vine Cash iners at 2 cents ;
A fine lino of Gentlemen's Straw Hats at
50 cents and nn ;
Large line of Pant Goods, fnnn 15 cents
and up.
'Table Linen at 25 cents only;
A good Brogan Shoe for 1 (X);
USf-And don't forget to try a pair of the
Farmers' Plow Shoe--keeps the dirt out
only 1.60;
Ladies lune Shos 1 00;
Largest Plug of Tobacco at 5 cent?;
Large Market Baskets 7 cents;
We will sell you a nice Upright Lair.;.,
(complete) for 30 CAni.
A specialty in Flour the "Blue PJrd"
:iM n a . -
i uuu --j.'avuriu5 uiie graues. . wme s.na
POPE & CULBRETH'Sj
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mil
able by that terrible cough, SlulJh's
Curew the Ktmedy for vou. For lale'
by li. II. IlOLLIDAY, Druggist, CllBton;
Mis
At
the Kii
eras
! you love your money ?
LOW
Tluy have just received another lt of that gto 1 T )i ciJO.
anything eve "put on this market.
We uive yim special bargains in Calicos, oi sled-1, CashiaH es . m l Straw Hat-. Hie bes;
Urogan Shoe ever boinjht for 1.25; Ladie-.' Fine. Shoes fr.m 1 00 up. tilasswu e, O ocktvy and
Hardware at reduced prices, Oroceries a specialty. Kxamim; our sbck bef.;re buying elsewhere.
A FEW QUESTIONS ASKIOH HY A FAUMKii'S Wl Fh
Johr, who buys Chickens, Kgs and Uutter, and Kag, and Old lru, and Corn, and V as, and
everything the farmers have, and pavs tire highest prices tor all t
The farmer answer?', if he reids The Caucasian, HOllUS t'v IJIIO , and I hey give the bigsost
bargains, and we must patronize them, so we must, J ihn.
Kvery one would do well io follow their example.
M. E. HOBBS &.B1K ).
NEW ADVKUTISEMKXTS.
Atlantic Coast Line.
WILMINGTON & VELDON RJ. and Branches.
CondoiiBOd Schedule
TUAINS t,UIX(i SOUTH.
liATICI) -So.it .. , . i, -i
r .n r :l. K.istlll i I JlilllV 4
.11:13- ' rJ. JJilJi
Hun.
I.v Weldim. 12 40 m 5 V, ,n (i 0.) ;m.
Ar Uoclcv Ml.l I 5 - 7 In "
Ar
.
Tar! turn.
Tarlioru.
.1 Ut '
1U JO
2 27
Ar
Wils.n,
7 () pin 7 43:iiii
Lv
Vl!vii7
Ar !;
: 40
Ar riiw-ti. vil C ( 0 "
4m ini
t 3 ).'iin
,i 40
J 40
0 5 ", "
Tli ! X S GOI N ( r u Li T 1 1 .
So 11.
Daily
Xo. 7S.
Daily.
X -.0.
D.iiiv x
Milll;l v.
LvWilmiiiL't'r. 12 Ooani '.1 Oani 4 00m
Lv Magnolia, 1 21 Ul Hi
Lv iarK,iv lo .7
Ar ( ;:l.i.slj-ii. 2 2" 1 1 .'.2 "
Lv Fai.-f.-vi-i.- . o
A l Sclm:i . ! 1
Ar 'il.s. :i i j 10
It
(i .":
Lv Wils..ii 2 02
Ar Ilocky Ml.
12 4 S t 1 1 1 7 ;'2 i.ui
I () S 2'. "
Ar Tarboro
IjV Tarlioro
Ar Wtil.l ,ii 4 30
10 -Jl! a-il
2 10 ii 'J W
"i ailv fxccpl Sunday.
T'ain on Scotland X---k Itrata-li U-avo
llalilkx for Scotland Xok 2 .''.0 pin i. -turni.ii;
leaves ScolLnd Xeoic f 20 .i m.
daily exet'nt Sunday.
Train leaves Tarbor-t, .. (.'.. via
AlUmaiie & Kaleiii railr-id. dad;
ex.;e; Sunday. oO'i js. m.. S-.uiiiav 3 17
p. in., arrive U idiainstou. X. .. 7 20
p. in . 4 5-" p. :ti Iteitini.iiv; iea'e
Wil.iauiMioir. liuiiy exoeot Sunday. 7 lo
a. in., Siiii ta.v 'J oU a. in., airivi Tar
i, iio, 'J 15 a. in . II :;o a. in..
I rain u Mi. Hand, X. t ., l-rmieh
leayes GoldsUno, daily,, except Sunday.
G 00 a. m. arrive Sm.llili. liJ. 7 30 a in
Heiurnin .eaes Sunlhlietd, s (K) a. in.,
arrive Goldsboro, 'J 30 a. in..
Train on Nashville branch leave
Ilocky ill, al3 00 p. in., arrives Xa.-li-ville3
40 p. ni., Spring llNpe 4 li ,..
in. lletuiiiii) leaves Spring Hope 10 W
R. in., Nashville 10 3o a. in., Ilocky
Mount 11 15 'a. nr, daily, except
Sunday.
Train on Clinton braucii lra)i'!t Waiav
for Clintou, daily, exe pt Sunday, ( Uo
p. in., and at 11 10 a in Returning w ill
leave cliulou al ft 20 a in ano 3 10 p in.
vouneetins 't Warsaw with Xo 41
and 40, 23 :ilJ 7
Soiitlibouud train on W'ds.ui & Fay
clievUIc Uranci is X'o, 51. Xor-.n-bouu
I w No, 50. I)x.ily except Sunday
Train No 27. Siadi, will s-ip ii,- at
Wilson Gidtl.s joro and M.iu dia
1'raiU No 16 makes close euioi. cii :.
at Weldoii lor ult po.nts Nsnih, o.i ly.
All rail via ll:e..iu..u.l. au-1 dad v. 'fXeepl
Sunday via Hay J .in.;
Tra ns make close coua-cl:-j ior al.
poiuu noi tli via It eiiiii.ni I an ' Vaii
iiiglon All trams rati oltd iv.;i v"c ; i ii:ni:i
lon a id Waslmit m, a.i I i hm v'ulni tii
I'alaee Sleeper aliaclio.l
J ItX F DIVlXi:, t'M.'i Supl.
J li KiIXLV,S.lpl Trail".,
T M liMhfju's. Gen', i'a.s .V'eni,.
OF FURS 00D LIVER Oil
A22 KYPOPHOSPHITE3
Almost as Palatable as tZ'Ak.
So d!igald th&t Jt can 5x taken,
dlc''! nd aatnalllrd by th mast
wioKlTe Btsmacb, wlie& lh plain oil
rasnot tym tolerteU ( an'l by the com
binatioK of the oil rlth I ho bypopbo
pbitei is math more eBl. fcrljite.
Etmirtdble ss fiesh prclaeer. -PcrscM
gala lapiJly wills taking It,
SCOTT'S EMUI5I0N is acknowledgedby
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in the world for the relief and euro of
CONSUMPTION, 8CBOFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
J DISEASES, EMACIATION,
i
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
wCL
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
c"8 indlgwtioo. r.iiioasn. pyspepei. Mai.
r"".i rrTZZTW rJ",.
hu trd mrk aad crossed rea Uaei on wnppa.
LvGoli! hk 3 L'l)
l.v Warsaw, 4 Id " .
Lv Macnolia, 4 ?,0
ArWilmhiat'u ti 00
nkvv a1vki: i unts.
of the
)o you want .ds cheap? If so
(JOOD OOOl S anil
Su.h i'iices were never Hiowu
:o:
t Have
WE
AND
Summei
And advise you
1. Because we offer none but new
styles bought direct from Importer
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 and
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.
IToo ail want the
latest styles and the
only place to get them
in Clinton is at
WM. A. JOHNSON'S.
Headquarters !
I have just been to New York. Headquarters for Style and
Baiga'ns, where I bought a full
DRESS
Frum a plain substantial dres to an elegant fu"t for ladic..
Also a large line of
Hats, h hoes and Piece Goods,
Su ted for the Spring and Summer trade and everything
kept in a
wm
r
A nice line of SUMMER COATS AND VESTS.
Horse Collars, Backhands, Trace? and otlier Fanners Supplies.
In addition to the above, as my utoinpis well fincw, I carry a
full line of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES,
I carry nothing but Brut-class substantial goods, which I sell
at the lowest possible margin. .
? . , Respectfully
M.KhstM8S9.-,r . W'(x. HAGKLEY.
Bia: Shoe.
call n U :'.KS lUi . f.r
Vk i'i av and ii .cco boats
JjiM'ore.
received' our New
OBEY '
3
ij
OVER
Stock of
SPRING
if i
to buy from us.
:o:-
lii.e of all the LEADING
oodsi
ODS MD TRIMMINGS.
iPM mm i
AM, M'.f; m. i
Onec In Loc.- Dnsst -re. ; , '
T A. STIATAv; MVi
I. I'mMdAN an:..Si
&jrMy h fo:rd at ;
rridemv rf J. II. Su vrux ,,, , ,
Street.
17IKANK J.OYF.Ti I . 4
S li.i. f.v A
OFSc' n Main sire -: . ,
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will rs-t iee. lu ..-ori i .-j. ;
: ailjoining e iin;ie. .-.U,. in
! C-onrt. All bu'na intni-t.-i'
euro will nveive pinnij-: ur.i ,
attention. ;.-
J ? W. KKKll.
J Atioum;v
ok at Lav.
On.i-i mi V;iil!r.
Will pructnv in S
4VihUt, Harnett juhI lMspUa !
ties. Alo In Sujtimho l mrt.
rroniit iH-rsoiml attt-utin:; wi:;
given to nil legiil lui.-iin j, 7.j vr
V7 S. THOMSON.
vv .
VnoKNKY AM) Cul - ,.
or at Law.
Oflirt ovt r l'o-t l!., , .
Will iractii-e in Sainton ;k;1 ..
joinini? fount i. Kvr aitrnr.v,.
will talthrul to tin. hiN-iv-t- ' ,;i
client.. j.- 7 : , f
Ti:VAUT, ITl CI IO I .s- N A
coorni:.
Attortreysaiul Ct'imflorsi t Lr.r
will lr.u;l ivt 5iiKinipon ami adj. .in.
iiiR rounties ami in tho Suj.i :,n
Court of the Stat. .ll -tn.
trust. il to u- will n.-i ivcr:n;.; .t I
raitlil'ul HlU'lition. OlVuv i , i ,- ., .
art A 1 linos' ntoro. iVli I r
ASK for Tri
THE SELF-THREADING
In it are oom
bined the fin
st mechanic
al skill, thff"
most useful!
and practical
elements, and
all known ad
vantages that
make a sew
ing machine
desirable to
sell or use.
ELDREDCE MFC. CO.
Factory and Wfcoleiala CSca, Lehidsrt, H
90S Wttbaih Avr Chicago.
89 jB road Street. -w York.
When I ay Cure I ! not ihcr.i nx rf)?it
tnji them tor K lime, mil th n e l!n r;
turn Kam. I HKAH A I!AliC.U. tUi:i-
1 have mado tbc tlisuHAu ot
FITS, EPILEPS-Z nv
FALLING SICKNESS,
A life-lon(r ndidy. I wauuant cyrwlfl)
Ciikk tho worn I cnc. H ra::-'c i.iin Ii.it
failed is no reimon fur not row i l-- i, n. r jrnn
Send at once for a treatise Jin:l a l i ti: l.oru.a
of my Inpai.muli: Ukui-.dy. .hc i.jp
nnd Pout Ollice. It et.Ls yon i w!!ii;ij; l
trial, and It will euro oti. A.l.ln.s
H. C. ROOT, W.C., i 83 Pi.wl St..
Tho Original Wins.
C. 1. Simmons. St. I. on.-, ! r.p'r
J I. A. .Simmons Liver Mi'd.i mm-, I.-1'4
t-'tn, in the U. S. O-tirt m i i"a;s J.
11. Zcilin, I'roji'r A. . Simmt.S'i Lit
er Krc-uhitgr, j;t'J I j Zcjlmi y.i.
SI. A. S. K. M. hum i T 47 Iran
cured I"Di(..riJN. Kil J1 MM,
1) vsr Piia,Sick 1 1 r riAf n r.,I.o
ArrrTiTE, Siu Iitomkii, l-.tr.
nev. l , ii. iicums, 1'usifir M. r
Church, Adam, 'i'enn., ritt:'l
llnnK 1 shoulil have bv n :r:ul But
lor jonr Genuine M. A. "i
nun Liver Mttlicinc. I liate
tonitiimei haJ to iul-snta't
Zcilin's tiilf" f.-ryoiir .' Uoi
cine, but it d'jn't i.iir Uw
purpose."
Vr. J. Jt. GraTcn, Edit'.r Vu
FaMist. Mtmnhis. I rnn. !-:
TDn,
ra.fc
I received a package of vour
Hi liicine, acd have uscu hM it
It work like a charm. I wni r.o
lttlir Iiver ltceulatnr and c--r-
tiinly ro mare c: ZtTua'. nuxiais.
i
piso's f!iirA for Con
sumption U uUo tho best
Cough Medicine.
If you havo a Coueh
without tliseane of tho
Lungn, a fovr doses are alt
you need. But if you no
Klect this ear means of
eafety, tbo slight Congh
may become a serious
matter, and aovetal bat
tles will be roaulrod.
PbKJ'a Rmedr for CatArrh Is the
Beat, Easiest to I w, ana fhe:tlt-
fit&11 h piiiwl.ia at mnfL
Oc K.T. Uazeltine. Vvarria. fa. 12
a. j. WILL BUT THE FATO"-
20 SINGER
Sewing Macnii
With drop lef. Bftrf2jLarf
torse drawers, with ntcael
full aet of Attachments
nd nnwrdi br CanTrt-
A week'a trial in your borne. In Jipi Ma
aaked. Boy direct of the Manof v torer
CO-OPERiTIYE SEWIKG HiCHlK C9i
BOCXH lira SmirT. pHitAopBI'
p rtm TH k niAX'BrtiM u
Lf-Jf Weaknc. iiaiariA, lndifft
It cures quickly. For aale br " oc ,
BwdieiDe. tiet tbo teauioe.
rpn rmi
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tain t ITC7,4i
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