THE CAUCASIAN.
CLINTON, N. C., NOV.21, 1889.
i:vi:k v town should have
Til KM.
The value of the building and
Ijoan Associations as an Instru
mentality in promoting the
building up and progr 83 of our
cities and towns, la becoiring
pretty generally recosra!zed,and
the probabilnhis are that in a
fthort while there will be few
towns of any importance in the
Btate which will not have oria
or more cf them. As the Max
ton Union of till week aptly re
marks, commending ie which
had been organized hi Max ton,
they are n-t only 1'uilding and
Loan Associations, but the "bo.-'t
kind of savings banks." Thro'
them many a man has been en
abled to become the owner of a
comfortable home, who without
them would never have become
a home owner. They are, when
well managed, good institutions
and should be encouraged every
where. Wil. Star.
From Fremont, Nebraska.
I have had f-crofula until it mrule my
life n burden, I woa inexprcBhiMy in:s
(riililo, niek, weak, ftlucpk'M, aii'l un
happy; .Iran ing that the hoi t t rnc which
t ('tin (1 to have hviu allotted to me on
this tarlli would hasten to nn end. 1
tiii-d do lor.s' trt aliiunt and medicine,
and travel, but none of these did any
good, for the hcrofula grpJually grew
worn1. One physician, who I traveled
fur t t:ee, and to whom i p.iid $150, gayc
up the taie as hopclexs alter three weeks
of treatment, and other as prominent
phyMeian tried liard to cure it, but were
equally as unftucccsbful. I then gave up
allolr-or medicincB.and took only Swift's
(S. S. S.) Four bottles ot that medicine
cure' mc, and for the past four years I
haye had as excellent health iud I am
as fiee from disease hh anybody liring.
Words are inadequate to express my
giatitude and favorable opinion of Swift's
Spccilic (S. S. ?,.)"
The above in an extinct from a letter
written under date of July 18, 1889, by
Mr. F. Z. Nelson, a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraska.
His Child Got Well.
Hwifi's Specific (S. S. S.) cured my lit
tle boy of Scrofula, from which ho had
Buttered a long time. I had tried phy
sicians and crcat quantities of others
medicines without avail. A few bottles
of S. y. S. did the work. Ho is uow en
joying the best health and has not had
any symj toms of disease for over a year.
V. A. Clayton,
Addie, N. C.
WaSTTiTatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia.
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announce that we have made
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together with The Caucasian,
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is not only one of the best of
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of writers engaged for next year
(1890) is the best yet announced
by any ladies publication for
the coming year. The great
story, "5,000 for a Wife," com
mences in the December (X-mas)
number, which will be sent you
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and when you get it you can see
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two together, if order is sent to
us. we will furnish for ?3.00,
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Contagions Blood Diseases.
Ulcers, sores, pimples, itch, salt
rheum, etc., are evidences of conta
gious blood poison from the system
by a use of B. B. B. (Botanic Blood
Balm) thus enabling the sore places
to heal, and thereby removing all
possibility of other members of the
lamily becoming likewise afflicted.
Send to Bl.,od Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga., for book that will convince.
J. U. Outlaw, Mt. Olive, N. C,
'I had running sores on my should
ers and arms. One bottle B. B. B.
cured me entirely."
L. Johnson, Belmont Station.Miss.,
writes: "13. B. B. has worked on
me like a charm. My head and body
was covered with sores, and my hair
came out, but B. U. B. healed me
quickly."
W. J. Kinniii, Hutehens, Texas,
writes: "B. B. B. has cured my wife
of a large ulcer on her leg that doc
tors and all other medicine could
not cure."
M. J. Rossman, a prominent mer
chant of Greensboro, Ga., writes: "I
know of several cases of blood dis
ease speedily cured by B. B. B. Two
bottles cured a lady of ugly scrofu
lous skin sores."
W. C. Birchmore & Co., Maxey,
Ga., write : "B. B. B., in curing Mr.
Uobt. Ward of blood poison effected
one of most wonderful cures that
ever came to our knowledge."
Masherby"They tell me,
Miss Lacey, that you will dance
with nobody. Now, can't I pre
vail upon you to take the next
waltz with me?" 'Miss Lacey
"Why, certainly, I'm a woman
of my word, you know'" Grip.
coxsuarTiCN surely cured.
To tub Editor Pleaee in form
your readers that I have a positive
remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cared.
I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy free lo any of your read
ers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post "office
address, ltespcctfuly, -
T. A. LOCUM,'M. C.
18 Pearl st., New Yoil .
Our Farmers' Column!
S0METHIN0"lNTERESTIji(l
TO THOSE WHO TILL
THE SOIL.
"1 lure in no material projcrcM that U well
lMd and permanent without agricultural
SUgrirers.
A friend hands us the follow
ing remedy for horses with stag
gers : To one quart of brandy
add one quart of Polk Root,
boiled down strong. Give one
quart of mixture at ni?htandi
the remainder next morning
We have never seen it tried
Wo understand that it is an al
most sure cure.
Cholera.
Mr. Frank Parker, of McDiu
iel's township, has not lost a hog
tbis year with cholera, while
many of his neighbors have los
noavny. we answer to our in
quiry lor nis preventive (tor
there seems to be no cure) he
said that he used a mixture o
tar, spirits of turpentine, kero
sene oil and sulphur and rubbe
on their hair. Wo know from
experience that each one of the
ingredients of this mixture is
worth something as a preventive
of hog cholera, and would ad
vise our farmers to try it.
Docs Fanning: Pay I
The National Economist say?
We were once asked, and that
very lately, when the agricul
turil conditions were as unfa
vorable as now, to name fifty
men in Pasquotank county who
were making money by farming
ana coma nave named more
than fifty. And wo last week
asked the question as to Curri
tuck county of a Curri tuckian
of intelligent observation and
ho called over a dozen scattered
ovor tho county who were mak
ing money in different branches
of agriculture. Of course farm
ing requires brains to be mixed
with the farin work but there is
a simple process by which
man can make farming pay with
out taxing too heavily his brain
force. In every largo neighbor
hood there is some man, or men
who is making both ends mee
and lapping over. Just watch
him and do like him, He's a
man to be watched. Not for the
ovil but for the good that is in
him. Watch him day by day
week by wees, night by nicrhl
watch him and do like him.
County Fairs are to make
such farmers prominent and
stimulate others to follow thei
example. Editor.
Agricultural Fairs.
Every farmer should unite
himself to some agricultural so
ciety whidi holds an annual fair,
and he should exert himself to
become a useful as well as a
working member. By doing o
ne win nit himself up to a high
er level, and it will stirnulato
him to more carefully investi
gate every new step of progress
maae m agriculture. The farm
er who always stays at limine
never discovers the importanceof
keeping up with tho times ; he
win not realize that he is not at
the front, but as soon as he be
gins to work in an agricultural
society, and gathers up the best
products of his farm to place
side bv side with his neighbors,
j. e nnas nis proper level; he can
see at a glance where he falls
below, as well as wher3 he ex
cels others. Nothing will take
the conceit out of a man more
thoroughly than to place such
products of his farm as he feels
quite positive cannot be excelled
beside those of a neighbor whose
products are so much better tin n
his that he cannot help seeing
it. A farmer who finds hi mself
thus beaten will be very likely
to go home with a determina
tion to make such improvements
in his methods as will enable
him to carry to the fair next
year products which shall come
up to his neighbor's.
Agricultural exhibitions have
done much to lift the farmer
out of the old ruts and create in
mm a desire to imorove the
breeda of farm slock, the vario-
ties of fruits and vegetables and
the methods of conducting his
larm. lbese exhibitions have
also lifted the farmers, up to a
higher sociat position, because
they have f urnishedopportuni
ties for him to mingle with
large numbers . f people who
not only live in his own town,
but in the surrounding towns.
There are so many advanla
ges growing out of tbesa anuual
fairs that we cannot afford to
do without them; yet there arw
those who never see but the
dark side of anything, that crv
out against them as being of no
use.
Such will stick to the old;S,0'ls but carry a standard live of I
ruts as long as they can, and 5
siffh for tho trnn na It , au
sigh for the good old times
when their grand mothers carded
the wool for the yarn to weave
by hand the cloth to clothe the
family. Looking back they see
only the few bright spots in the
lives of their ancestors, while
their hardships are entirely
overlooked; looking at the pres
ent they see only the sorrows,
while the joys are entirely over
looked. Men of this stamp are
not usually found at agi icul tural
fairs, but they are at home mak
ing the whole household miser-,
able by their continual fault
finding.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.
DU. A. D. MOORE,
mysictAK and sunoEox,
Having located in Clinton will give
special attcntion'to the disea-- of j
women and children.
Office on Methodist St me, opp-v-Pite
('apt C. Partrkk'. x t ;JI-:f
M. LEE, M. D.
PriYsiciA.v,Si:i:Eo.v and Dentist,
Office in Lee's Drugstore, je 7-lyr
J". A. STEVEN'S, M. D.
Physician ani Sukgeo.v,
(Office over Post Office.)
JSSTMay be found at night at the
residence of J. II. Stevens on College
Street. je 7-lyr
HE. FAISON,
Att jh.vey ani Counsell
or at Law.
Office on ilain Street,
will practice in courts of Sainton and
adjoining counties. Also in Supreme
Court. All business intrusted to his
care will receive prompt and careful
attention. jo 7-lyr
WS. THOMSON.
Attokxky and Counsell
or at Law.
Office over Post Office.
Will practice in Sampson and ad
joiuing counties. Ever attentive
and faithful to tht interests of all
client?. jo 7-lyr
R
V. KEIlli.
AlTOUSKY
a::i
Coils hell-
or at Law.
Office on Wall Street.
Will practice in bampson, Bladen,
Pender, Harnett and Duplin Coun
ties. Also in Supreme Court.
Prompt personal attention will be
given to all legal business, je 7-lyr
FRANK JJOYETTE, D.D.S.
Dentistry g?.s2
Office on Main Street.
Offers his services to the people of
Clinton and vicinity. Everything
m the line ot Dentistry done m the
best style. Satisfaction guaranteed
BgyiMy terms are strictly cash
Don't ask me to vary from this rule.
je 7-ly
N E W A 1 )V EUTISEM ENTS.
NOTICE OF SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
of the Superior Court of
Sampson county, rendered in the
case of Caroline Merritt et als. heirs
at law of Johr S. Parish, deceased,
ex parte, the undersigned, as com
missioner of said court, will sell, at
tho courthouse door in Clinton, N.
C, on Wednesday, the 11 day of
December, 1889, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, all that tract
or parcel of land lying and beimr in
Taylor's Bridge township, adjoining
tne land ot A J. Johnson. C. J.
Williams and others, containing 300
acres, more or less, being the home
place ol the lata John S. Parish.
Said land will be sold in two lot:
First lot to include all the lands ly
ing on the north side of tha Taylor's
Bridgj and Magnolia roads. Second
tract to .ncludo all lying south cf
said road. Terms of sale will 1;
one-fourth purchase money cash.
balance in two years, payments to
ue in six and twelve months respec
tively. Tiue reserved unlit pur
chase money is paid m full.
W. S. THOMSON, Com.
aoy. nth, issy. novl4-4t
NO TICE OF SALE-
-DY VUITUE OF A POWER
ot sale contained in a mort
gage deed made by J. A. Daugh-
try and wile lo O. M, Warren.
wnicn lsuuiy registered m book
iso. 72 on pa;e 28(5 records of Samp
son county, I will sell for cash, at j
public sale, at the courthouse door
in Clinton, IS. C, at 12 o'clock ru..
on tlie 21st day of December, 18S9,
the land conveyed in said mortgage,
ii ueing a traci coutainmar 50 acres.
jxiuie ur less, iymr in iViinjro town-
.-v . . .. - 1 1 - m .
ship.batnpson county.
. M. WARREN,
Mortsraeree.
b. P. Jones, Attorney.
1 his .Nov. Sth, 18S9. nvl4-lt
Notice of Sale !
cl i VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
mortgage ded, made to the
undersigned by E. C. Vann and oth
ers, lie will, on Monday, December
9th, 1889, at the courthouse door, in
Clinton, N. C, by public auction,
for cash, sell the lands conveyed in
said mortgage deed and described
and designated as follows : Situated
in Piney Grove townshin. nnd i
l . . - 1 . 1 . , , . .
as lotxNo. ii in tlie division
of the lands of Marshall Vann, de
ceased, containing al acres, more or
ess. Mortgage recorded in book 72.
page 310. JNO. E. WEST,
Mort2aren
i. JbJ. Faison, Atl'y.
xso v. 2nd, 1889. nov7-tds
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HA V-
m Qualified as administra
tor 01 the estate of Price Boon, de
ceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons holding claims against said
estate to present them on or befor-j
the 25th day of October, 1890, duly
authenticated, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
Persons indebted to said estate are
requested to come forward and make
immediate payment.
WM. S. MATTHIS, Adm'r.
This 17th day of Oct , iW
T'liiTWnrk
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II .
i nave just received a lare lot of
Jleijant Jewelrj'. This I will guaran
tee to the purchaser to ba just as rers
rcseuioa. l sell no chnnn. 'i n o miiU'ii
?,0L? T.RONT G00IS- The attention of
e ladies is called to thclateit styles
OI UKEAST PINS thCV BIG "tilings of
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Dcauty
The old reliable and standard HE Til
THOMAS CLOCKS always in stock,
m various styles and sizes.
impairing of Watches and Clocks
and mending Jewelry is a specialty.
All work I do is guaranteed to sive en
tire satisfaction.
Respectfully.
scp5-tf , G.T.BAWljS.
DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR HABIT In
all the World tbere is bat one cure.
Or. II aiiies' Oolden Specific
It cn be siren la s cup ot tea or coffee without
the knowledge eI4he perwui taking it. efectiug
speedy sod permanent core, whether tho paticntiaa
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards hare been eured who have taken the
Qolden Snecifie in their coffee without their kuowl-
StlS bliere tbey quit drinking of their
own free will. No lt.tnri Ar i . ? .
administratioa. 'Cares guaranteed, bend for cir-
d-,u" '"icuiarB. AaareM In confidence,
OoiMH amilK C 1 S4C Street, Cincinnati, O
JEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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We have accomplished our purpose during our five treeka stay
in Boston, New York
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FOR THE LE
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l:?1 1' ?owe PP3e to S
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Our aim is to make our Store
lne ctore of
ts" Tfrtn r a .-k-h. 3 J. T t
wiiereyou can
For nearly half the nrice tfcan hn
before you visit our store and get
Ct jrwu w.. uuy koou mat coma rrom manufacturers direct
F10M IIAB f0 FOOT,
SL'VV ADVERTISEMENTS.
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for Everybody !
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vino- eiQATOhaTO
Do not buy
our pricps.
M, HANSTEIN, V
King- Hatter and Clothier.
NEW ADVEUTISEMENTS.
The New Fall Stock
A T
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HAS
Bought Chap and will behold Low!
CoBic. But autl I)c Profited.
Your attention is specially
iim of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS- To mv excellent lino
BOOTS AND SHOES, HAT.-.
the closest ssible margin.
E IS, uiL OLOTHri AND OIL
means see beforo b;:ving.
tcf Tftxyy; ramx'K'r: o y t any
nut Jtodrocm suit down to n chfai, rood suU tho )z of oali
man's pocliet. J)e i-'ri to :?po
u liirh Hr-. iiice ;irt
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1 haVH tj:;t:-bt very
will give my t'ifLtrmc
lovalor
r!im lovr.
The lart-st ui .1 limsi oomj,et. line ol HAIiDWAUE. CUTLi:
UY, GUNS AND PJSrOL-i to bo found in the place isat my sto.o.
Ccme and examine our CROCK FRY, GLASS AND TINVARE,
vvnere you w.tt bave tht: largest
UiLBBE'E laTIEIAL:
lilinds, Inline, ilair, and everything needed in this line.
Where can you et
IN(i AND ISA B BIT?
see me.
A large variety of HEATING
win oe soiu lower than ever.
Fresh First-Class Groceries
Always on hand and sold at starvation prices.
300 Sacks of Liverpool
AST Remember that I am agent
and D u ION i'S POWDER, which I sell at manufacture nrtaM.
I am now offering goods in every line on a smaller nrofit than
ever before and hope to be justified in this course bv lartrelv in-
latticing me quanuiy 01 sales.
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Yours, for our mutual advantage,
loykia's
HE BEST SELLING VERMIFUGE ON THE MARKET."
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Receipt Furnished to any Regular Physician When Requested.
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' La Grakoe. fv Jnlir isa?
Mr, J. P. Joyner: I &avo my
i.y.M i -i o t , ,
xvuier, p,ircnas.:a oi you. it
u i ne oesi worm medicine made.
Messrs. T. M. & I. F. Powell,
V. t- r . 4- . - "NT t A. T
UUB -wuiy, x. v., ivrnio us in
rioyo gave ins cniiion. close
the result was 8G7 worms. He
i ated Kidgeway S. C, May G,
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l vi caic uy uix. it. 11. llwijJillJA
Read the following from one of the most prominent and best
Known Physicians and farmers in South Carolina. He writes
"That a negro jrl lo years old, near him, took two or three do
ses of tho 'Worm Killer," and passed 3GG worms."
"MO v e d
Into my Aew Store NEW BRICK STORE nf.t in j v t? i
Coming in every day. Call in
where. Best quality of
11
Will be kept in stock.
In the line of General Merc hand
specialty in quality and price.
Before buying be sure to
goods, especially
On which
Good B
our pricej huve contracted with the coming cold
weathe.
Give us a call, whether you wish to buy or not.
Respectfully,
FutchlerA
Wends and customers. hfLS A. ann"e9 tn t he
thev l,av nn. rr
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL
one firm in Eastern Carolina which we w 11 selflnt?1 by'
house in the City. 1 se,i lotrer tnan anyr
cvtUAKE DEALINGS TO ALL, '
sour motto. Give us a rxii
Mr. Deani
s Cobb. wh Ta
see his many friends.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L'S
BEEN
called to my large and complete
AND CAPS, which will be sold
Al - o to tho latest thirt: in (ilU
KUS, which von .should hy
my Liicrrv and Sr. eot Gum Suits.
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rute i rices.
of TRUNKS nud VALTSilS. I
iv. tho bouffit of my j;cod fortune by i?elii)tir
assortment to select from.
I keep in stock a laro
.&JLUJJi supply ot ssasii. i o -s,
RELTING, GUM AND RUBBER PACK
The question is answered by calling in to
AND COOK STOVES, which
Salt just received.
for RAILROAD MILLS SNTTFK
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T
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child one dose of IWfc'n'vj V-m
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orougbt 3Gfj wenns. I consider
Respectfully.
J. W. THOMAS.
prominent merchants in Onlnm'.
juiy, i37, that "Key. Mr. T. O.
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of iJoykin's "Worm Killer" and
wishes all interostorl fn ktmtv u
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i , uiintou, iN. C. oct24-lm
and examine befere buvine- p1
ouying else-
Worn KHiei
Respectfnlly,
J. H. EOYAL.
arsams
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OWUi',u U,1U rice our
Kern.
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a"a a joining counties, t ha
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PROFITS; AND FAIR AND
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naiii ani wit
Respectfully ugxaa to
nsw ADViaausi:j.:T,
CHAfflPpTpooD
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Cures Hog Choie
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inij;-ttio:i snd nv. u-..r
Incrc;Ms 'Jte yifll of v vC
vows :um lr.ipiovos ihc ,
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from reliable J't rsut;,--, ;i;
country, to prove ab.ivc.
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If you have a hick j
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turn to ua tr.o of th
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llH'il'.l it for III ib-'.t (, r:.!i,
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l;i:;r)v I. Send l!s nnoth'T I
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WlI.MJXiTOX. X. (' , . j. j ,.(), s
3I ssrs. J. C. Stvvt-nvon 'v T;it i.u
5k.ntix.hkx: The "titan: I'-iou '. ,. .. .
sold ii;, has ! a 'iven a f jjr t : ,i j. ;
ft s.s, uud wo ttre jcLstl let ndtl t-i im a n
woitn. Wlicnfdt oi:r I -cw, . v.
aids tligOMtion. oroal.s ::;t :(.;,;;: ,,';.
HniiiKii iiiim'ovoaitt omv; it is a
t:o:iir, nnd a trial will jini- ;i-T,;;q '
luvu UMl 11, HI vHir v-v' ItiiU ". l.'l
it ir.ovi'd arrcd dit.'i-.!iv.-. l,-.
I III
:.i. 1. 1
and Hit quality of tho milk h.
tiff. r ct'ittajfc 'if in:r'.(vi, v, . .
jtoiiiiivi'ly state. Hit food do- :
in tin-!im of tt'Kts wo Itavc n -ii.
:il
1. II i-i ip
w !:J
:u;..
roidinii!! it.-t use iindndvise all
stock to give it a U i:d.
, t.j. sarr;s;
Mr . tiix,..iv.
Clin!', i. . (
J. c. STi:ri;Nsox & tayi.-jk,
OCl S-l-H Airt'lU3 lor A. ("Minli:..
01 DE K
HEADQUARTERS FOR Dm
IEACH AND APPLE CIDEIL
(Corner of Elm andR. R. Strceti
SWEET AND HARD CIDEli
! always on hand. In addition t
this pleasant and healthy tlrink.
l Keep
Tobacco, Snuff,
Flour, Potash,
CaudioSj-Soda,
and Pea-Nati
whicliaia old at lowest nrkoe
for cash. 1 iesDoctf nil w
je 21-1 yr.
mimu Kooes,
NEAR THE DEPOT.
Sa'iij)lc-Room.s and Sjiotial Coii wnhf
ces lor iravelliijr 3bn.
Tliy Faro is the be&t th innrttt
affords, whicb is alwav.s served in
?ooa wholesome style.
Board, ncr day, only ? I 50
" XV(!ClC, 4 00
" month, 12 00
The patronage of the t ravelins
public is respectfully sol idled.
W. E. 15AHS,
8c-pl9tf Proprietor.
CLINTON
Ilamcss Establiskincnt !
I KSTA TlLTSnEIJ IX 1 807. 1
1 am now located ca Pavel tcville
Street, oprositoCAUavsiAX oilice.
?o0rler' m'y st'le of Harness from
$13.0t) to ?40ou i &ls0 m.xk(i &
styles una grades of Saddles, I3ri
dles, Halters and everything in this
lint'.
Good, honest work at 1ir lowest
j living fi.trures, is my guide nnd n.otto
in busine.
A large f upply oi Northern liar-
ne?g and a line line of Driving Whips
always kept on hand. Call and ex
amine. Kesncrtfnllv.
sep5-3m W. II. HTKTSOX.
STH
LIU i1
I
OFFER FOR SALE MV
iurpentine Jistillerv. loca- '
ted on Elliot Street, in the town of
Clinton. Its capacity is fifteen bar- f
rels. Everytliing in good working ?
order. t
As GrOOll II r r'oAV. f
l
A bartrahi on.)
a live energetic man. (
For further information apply to ,
tiios. v. puai'r, ;
fctl7-tf Clinton, N. C
W. T, WILLIAMSON'S
BUiKIY AND CARRIAGE FACTORY,
IHNEU QUASTEfiS ON FAYETTEYILLH ST.
Jter Kound Shaves. Ilacks and all
Edge "Tools made, and Ilenairin?
done on short notice.
I will keen on hrm, a U rrrf lot Of
Western Bucaries r nnpn nnfl top)
and Road)? Carts. They will equal
m quality and are sold as Iowa? any
like goods In Goldshnrn T vpf tevillA
or Wilmington.
Itespectfully,
mch28-tf W.T. WILLIAMSON-
TV YfiTTr n fir- AfivTw -
Or yem are aU worn out, really good tor notMn
V . -.. .;,;rt:
;r ft;4lr.rr
1 X JL Wvaer
1
to nu
UI OilM
I
nov7 2m
FUTCHLER & KEKN.
wlU cure you, and give a sood appeU Sow
ri