THE CAUCASIA is!
""Entered a (."'
Clinton,
matter.
i'nr'v.t ! aw hi
u ! it nia-l
Alliance Ucpai Imeiit.
Vu.VioN N.t A'.- -
Kev. P
v.
trli ha-? '..cm
I. T.
S. .l.v:k ofUtloi-i
el.C'el ."Sllpt. oi
vd It
Allium to .-hic-Hrr?..
Col. T. II. Fuitt
land, A. W.(-Tuck") Jones? of
Wake aii.l It, A. UiuJiton, of
Allci-Iianev. are the candidal t
s ) l':tr announced fo.- the npeak-vr.-diip
of the next House.
the signal victory to the Dcmv
cntic party, and li said said
the Democratic party oared a
I debt of gratitude to the Alliance
I i.iove. He predicted a sweep
; :ng victory tor the cause of the
I people in 1802. lie contrasted
! the Alliance platform with the
j Diiui-f ratic piatfoin, end de
'clared that the gucte.s of the
I . 11 4l t CI f 1 1 iL UCJtl f0 l 1 1 .
je county, from every ,
ALLIANCE NOTES, DISCUS
8 IONS AND Till-: DOINGS
OF THE VARIOUS
LODGES.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . 'KW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SL'KEA l.Nfi AND HTO EXGTIIMN (K
News coinrs ficm every quar
ter of
quirter of til Stite, from every
quarter of the Union that Uie ; I'c ihvilm:, Kv., April 15, 180.
. . . 4 I Ra lam's Microbe Killer Co., '
Alliance is gaming a stronger, v XiOiviilp Ten.,
. , - - -
hold upon the peopl
membership of the
-1 A.
e ana me
order i-
Gentlemen I have beca troubl al
for some time with an acute form
.f" l; !i 1 r v rli-ipiw. for t!u r."ilr nr
swelling by the dozen?, the nun- ni,jci, i have consulted several oi
dredrtand ten of thousands. The
; recent election ha3 shown to the
TIjk UurMW IIeraldgni::ible;
that its town is the heaiil.ci.it
plaey in the .Stab;. The editor
U a phyri'cian. The Ilm'aw
Herald U ,'natly improved in
ap earenco and editorial et up.
Congressman Cogswell nays
that the ladi.;: did it in Massa-ehusett-!.
Ho said they went
shopping, ;,rot frihtned at the
AleKinloy p.iccs, and came
IiOine and told thei.' hiisbiud?,
who stayed away from the polls
,. voted the Democratic ticket.
world tliat the Alliance 5s a
mighty power, and a power
thrown into the balance for
uood ove: anient. Is action
has made iU enemies respect it
and lias drawn tho.e who are
fiiendly into its ranks.
thf
"et two years iv. hy ."oniclhmg
over t!:ree mouths, 0 e itenublicans
touk thare i f (loverriiiu nt, finding
a bi;? - nril in the trt usury. Since
then our receipts liave const ntly in
cre.tM il Mnl yet it :-! now neeer.sary
to consider how we may increase the
income of tin; Government, in onlrr
to raie I he money to meet its annu
al expenditures. That tells the story.
Our friend school mate, and
brother editor, Mr. II. A.
Latham ( f Washington, N. ('.,
will be a cau-'iidato lor Read
ing Clerl: 'f the next JJoii.iu of
Representative. lie r-erved
last term with marked arcepta
hility and the Housj could not
do Letter than to re elect him.
NATIONAL ALLIANCE.
The General Council of
Alliance of the United States
wi'l hold its aunual laeit'n at
Ocala, Fla., December 2nd, next
About two hundred and iilty
delegates and l.oOO other lead-
1 1 alt
in meiiiDers oi uie auiauco
will be inattendar.ee. The con
ference will bo an important
one.
The Knight ? of Labor Con
vention, in session last week,
chose T. V. Powderly. Ilulph
Leaumont and A. Wright as
delegates to attend the above
meeting of the National Alii
ar.ee.
An exchange says: It is
really gett to be a ser oas
business in know what to du
with the lueaehers and the
Alliance. We extend our sym
pamy to tJiose. who wish to
rid the world of tli;; preachers
and the Allianco. It would be
better for those who oppose the
teachings ef both if they knew
more about the teachings of
both. Thiy some have already
learned too late and many
others are preparing to suf
fer the same I'atj.
ILeiNcw loiK neraiu, m an
aiticle on the Alliance, says:
'Their leading men tell me they
will welcome any man o." set of
men who may choose to enter
their ranks, but they can onlv
be admitted by renouncing for
ever their fcrmsr political affil
iations." This is untitle, (both ttat
ments) as every member of tho
Allianco knows. A paper like
the Herald can't aiford to make
such gross errors.
best physicians in this city, but
with no appreciable benefits result
ing from the faithful us f the
medicines ordered. I had lost
thirty or forty pounds in weight,
was naturality greatly reduced in
strength and htid fr pient rigors
whsch nossibly may have resulted
from uremic poison. Seveial wrjks
ago I concluded to give the Microbe
Killer a trial, and the result of its
use has been gratifying to me and a
surprise to my friends. I have
fully regained my strength and
weigh , sutler but little or no pain,
have no recurrence of the rigors,
appetite good, and have the- fullest
confidence in a complete restoration
to health. I willingly recommend
the Microbe KilP r as a remedy of
great value. Very respectflly,
Wv. H. Mkffeet.
For sale by John Jt. Smith, of
Mount Olive, N. C, agent for Duplin
and south Wayne counties.
Jlf-rit Wins.
V desire to say to our citizen.', that
i v Years we have boon selling Dr. Ki:i's
Xew Di coviu'y for Consumption, Dr.
King's New I.h'j Pills, Due lucre's Arnica
Salvo and Electric Diilf-rs, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal satif
f K iiua. We do iot hesitate to guaran
tee thrin ev:rv time, and we sta.i' reauy
t li fund the purchase price, it satisfac
tory re-,u!U do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. For
salt; by Lu:. It. II. IIollidav, Druggist,
( ii:!to;i, and Dr. .1. It. S.u.Tri, M.-unt
Ohve, N. C.
LixconxTON, N. C, March 22, '90.
Kadom's Microbe Killer Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.:
Gentleoien - ehavc handled the
Microbe Killer for some time. Its
sales hav given us satisfaction, and
all oar customers 1 hat have u-ed it
are p1 eased with it.
John Ukkdy & Co.
For sale Iy Dr. J. It. Smith, f
M mnt Ohve, 2s . C, agent for Duplin
and south Wayne counties.
NOTfOK
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
of the Superion Court of
Sampson county, rendered Novem
Icr 17th, 180t), in the case or J. T.
Dawson, D. C. Dawson, J. A. Daw
son and others, heirs at law of Jo
seph Dawson, dee'd, ex parte, the
undersigned, acting as commissioner
under eaid decree will sell by public
sale to the highest bidder, at the
court house door In Clinton, X. C,
o l the 0th day of January, 1891, the
game being the; first Monday in said
month, the following described tract
of land, s-ituated in Sampson county,
Mingo township, known as the Jo
seph Dawson place and adjoining
the lands of J. T. Dawson, 11. M.
Jackso::-, J: A. Dawson and others,
containing one hundred and forty
four acres, more or less.
Said tract of land will be divided
and sold in threw separate tracts.
making three desirable small farms.
Sale made for division among the
above named parties as tenan's in
common of said land.
Tkhms of Sale Two per cent of
purchase money cash, balance in six
and twelve months, with good se
curity. W. S. THOMSON,
nov27 Gw Commisssioner.
- .-...j-ii i r -i - - n.i.. i ili.hm.iil
Jlill Arp, in reference to things
in general, says :
"I'm for a good thing, and if
there is somethin . better, then
I'm for that."
And so says the Alliance with
reference to the Sub Treasury
bill.
BL-MflS'S ?J-i:f VS. 02 rl OCRACY.
To protect American labor and sus
tain American wages without foster
ing monopoly is the Democratic doc
trine. To foster speculative monop
olies and Ktibord nate to their oppor
tunities and wishes thy wage and
r-tahility of industry is the essence
f DIaine's iolicy, which is the only
Uepublicanism that has survived the
disaster of 45e monopoly party at
the elections of 1SJ)0. X. Y.Slar.
The country U no.v asked to in
d.i.fe reciprocity ofth Blaine sort
fitful, going into operation and ceas
ing to operate according to Fxecu
tie decree, and plainly infi iuging
upon the exclusive constitutional
right of the Congress to snake or
modify customs and tax laws. It is
a factional makeshift, lacking both
consistency and sincerity, and, if
pursued, sure to decrease the earn
ings of the masses and plac, not on
ly our own country but the Amcii
can continents and peninsulas, at the
mercy of Trusts and combinations
more gigantic than any our history
b.as known.
or.. ; a Mr. ki;'s R e i o i t ' r .
To Secrelarv Sampson (bounty
; Farmer's Alliance:
i Diah Sin: The following is
t-.riTr riinnrt n 1" AllJnnert nr. "A n 7".. -
at Kerr's, November 20th, Ji-JOO.
We fi :-t had a very methodi
cal and instructive ic-ctura by
our County Lecturer. Mr. Marion
Rutler, after which I c tiled for
. it'cruus. liieio us-ut; a suiu
cieut number I procedo 1 to or
ganizp, asa'stc-d by Mr. Butler,
the Lecturer, and J. O. Ilerriiir.
and Jeremiah Seavey. Charter
members : l. II. Devane, F. F.
Newton, V. T. Dev?L.e, Thomas
Xewkirk and E. I Murpbv.
Officers: Prea'dent. U. II. De
vane; Vice President, W. T. Do
vane; Sec etary, F. F. Newton;
Treasurer, K. V. Murphy ; Chap
lain, (. Hall; Doorkeeper, T. B.
Newkird. The other offices will
soon be filled. Several apli
cants will join at the next meet
ing. Name of Alliance "Hick
COXSUMI'TIGX SUItELY CURED.
To ins-: Ediiok iMeasc inform
vunr readers that I have a rositivc
i-emedy for tike aheve named dhcase.
I'.y iu timely use thousands of Lopeles:
eases hav? l;ecn permanently cured
l.sha'l ho glad to beud two lhttiea of
isy ren.eely i- aKE to any of your read
rs who have consumption if they will
send me their exvrcss and post otllce
i . !::o s -. ! esnee tfu! v,
1'. A. SLOCUM, M. V.,
1M Pearl New York
"How to (Jurealldn Diseases.''.
Simply apply "Jwa5 xk's ()i;M mknt. '
No nitemal e.it'd'cieu . roqu'.red. Cures
tettjr, eczenia, jtt hTail eruptions on the
face, bauds, lio.-e, &e, leaving the skin
clear, hite ;ii:d healthy. Its great heal
iug and cur live pyvreru are possessed
by no other remedy. Ak your drug-
i Mist tor Mvav:-k's Ointment.
We extend an in
vitation to all rnenf-
bers of the Alliance to call and see
us and make this their stopping: place
while at the fair.
G. A. Olute
OI5CE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
JLaver and .Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for Bale in 50c
and 61 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try ft Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEYI YORK. N.V.
ARRIAGKS.
Manager,
TIE
TALK
OF THE
1
J
f
0
That Little Tickling
In j.ur ti.r. at, ul.ii h Rakes you cough
once ie. a while and keeps you constant
ly clearing your throat, arises from ca
t irrh. and as atanh is a constitutional
d.scao the er.linarv c-uuh medieiaes all
fail t hit the spot. What yea need isn
constiturional rcmcuy like Hood' Sar
mpari'.h. Many people wluihavc taKcn
thi . medicine tor serofula, dyspepsia,
hs ot appetite, and other troubles,
haveb en Mirprixod tht it should cure
this troublesome eouh. Dut to know
the actual cae.i-e of tlucoiijhU to solve
the mystery. Many cases of consump
tion can he I: need back to the neglect of
some such sdig'.t affection as Uus. Con
sumption c sti he controlled in its earl
stases, and the effect of Hood's Sarsa
pai'illa in ptirlfjing the Mood, building
up the genera! health, and expelling the
ci Ic.!'us taint which is the caise of
jatarrli and consumption, li.u restored
to perfect health many persons on whom
thit dreaded disease seemed to ha va
fnn liold.
ory," pontofu.ee Keri'.s. Tli5?
Alliaucs is composed d" first
clf.sa material, all faruie.s, and
as soon as it gets in good work
ing order it rail be strong, both
numerically and financially.
Isiiam Royal,
County Organiz i .
The New York Stato Alliance
have adopted the Sub-Treasury
plan, and declares that the
Foice bill shall never be sad
dled upon the South if the farmer.-;
of that State can ore vent it.
Hut the lesson of this last
general election should n it be
misunderstood. The Democrat
ic, party lias been successful be
cause of the Farmers' Alliance.
This all men must admit. Not
in this State,-perhars, but in
States which have always been
Republican, the Fanners' Alli
ance thb year turned the tide
Durham Clobc.
We have never doubted the
loyally of the farmers of the
State to Democrat s principles.
They ar inseparable from the
principles advocated by the Al-
0& -
X ft Y aDV" li itT IS M E N TS.
m& Fji
Is a eonstitutlonal and not a local disease,
and therefore It cannot bo cuiei by local
cpplications. It requires a constitutional
remedy like Ilood's Sarsaparilla, which,
working through the blood, eradicates the
Impurity which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects a permanent cure.
Thousands of people testify to the success
of Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for
catarrh when other preparations had failed.
" I w ill say I have been troubled for sev
eral years with that terribly disagreeable
dl3ea.se, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsapa
rilla v, itli the very best results. . It cured me
of that continual dropping in my throat, and
stuffed up feeling, it has also helped my
mother, who h;i taken it for run down stata
of health and kidney trouble." Mbs. S. D.
Heath, Putnam, Conn.
" I have used Ilood's Sarsaparilla for ca
tarrh with very satisfactory results. I have
received n:orc permanent benefit from it than
from any other remedy I have ever tried."
M. E. Eea:, ef A. Kead & Son, Wauseon, O.
!iFs
Sarsaparilla
Soldbyalldmggiiu. SlMixforfS. Prepared only
bj C L HOOD ACO., Apothecariei, Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
liancc X. 0. Intelligencer.
A man hth.: practiced medicine for 40
ye.uv, ou-'nl li knows v'.t from sugar;
rea 1 v.hai he Fays.
Tot.fikk O.. Jau. 10. 1S87.
ilos:;. F. J. Cheat y & Co (jcu-1
ticmca:-! hayeleen hi in th general If there is a mail in public
l'lfictiCi! ot ucdicinc for most M yeara. 1tP . , ,
I.nd would say that in all my. practice. ! llfe tda whose record shows
have never scan a wenaratien that I a more consistent and eimest
could p.re.crihe v,r.n as much confidence i advocacy of Alliance principles
..f success as I caa Hall's Cure, man- than Senator Vance, we certain
nfactured hv you. llavo prescnoed it a a .,ot n1i:),v ,hfi .,. - rt
great many tunes and i?s e licet in won- $ " ?3X "16 liaue Ot
dcrful. and v.on'd ay in conclusion that 4,1 at mn - lntaliigenccr.
.
I nave TJ1 to ilnd a cae of Catarrh that
,t would riot cure, if they woul I take it
ticcording to dirc-ctious.
Yours Trulv.
1,. 1.. (lOUSUCU, M. D.
Oilicc. 215 Summit Si
We i51 c $103 for any case of
Catarrh thai aau n-jt he cured with
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internally,
r J-CJIENEY & CO.,Piop3.,Toledo,0.
S-Sold by Druggists. oc.
DP.QVtrS IRON BITTERS
Cores Indlsestioa, BUiousncss, Dyspepsia. Mala
ri. Kervousncss, Rnd General lebUity. Physi
cians recommend it. All dealer sell it. Genuine
Jut trad mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The country is indebted to
the Farmers' Alliance for the
defeat ot Ingall? and Spoouer.
Uvo Senators who are thorough
ly sectional and notoriously
partizan. N. G. Intelligencer.
Col. Livinston spoko Wed-
t nesday at Montgomery to 20.000
people irom every sec. ion of
Alabama. He demonstrated that
Alliance measures and Alliance
efforts were chiefly the cause of
WHEN YOU GO
To Goldsboro be sure to stop at the
Gregory-Arlington Hotels,
Good fare, attentive servants and
large comfortable rooms.
When you get off the train "T?aac"
(everybody knows Isaac) will be
there. Give him your baggage and
go with him.
WILL, HUNTER,
octKMf Proprietor.
I DEFY COMPETITION!
For my aini is to picas? my custom
ers and not my competitors. Come
with ready cash t -
SCHOOL ADVERKTISMKNTi?.
vi iKl lS vi)
Female Institute.
Thorough Instruction given In the nual Ara l, mi,. tud;.
Calisthenics will bo taught.
A full Corps of Instructor;! in tvtrj' IVparlinm.t.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Opens SEPTKM1SKU 3kp, 1800. inl ft CaUloguo
M1SSMAUY ANDEltSON. TVincfpaf.
NEW ADVEUTISEM.iT. !1'V ' I'lVhUTlMlXims.
Wisdom !
Wisdom ! !
They show
who Trade
w isaom ! ! r (J witn me.
This is the Great Store of Small Makuiks. If you do nittradu
with me ask those who do, or better, come and be convince!.
Mylar ttock of Fall and Winter Goods include.-! Dry G(k1m,
Motions, Trunks, (bi bargain in thenp), llatu, Shoe-, Glanware,
Cutlery, Hardware of all kinds, etc.-
When you are
in need
Furniture
any kind
be
ure ti cmuo
in and let u
h1iiw J im np-
Htalrs.
BUILDEUS' MATERIAL Is a specialty with us;
No one can or fehall undersnll us mi Groceries. Our stool; is
always fresh, we order a new supply every we-k.
Now just a word to my customers who are indebted to me. 1
greatly appreciate your past patronage and hope yon will find
it to y. nr interest to continue to 1'u.vor me with it, but I am in
need of money and must ask you to come forward and settle as
soon as posAible. IIesp.-ctfully,
til .i'P'- . I7il'
3j r.frXA i
Our stock of CAItRIAGES i? ot
the Latest Style and most coniplete.3
OKDKIiS BY MAIL ROLIClTli.I.
ROYAL & BORDEN,
FURNITURE DEALERS,
Goldsboro. X. C.
Wt
WM
5VEE
ED1CINE
CHILL CURE.
CHEAPEST MEDICIHE EHOWV
CONSIDERING GUAL1TY AND SIZE OF DOSE.
IT WILL ALSO CTTIfcB
BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA,
AKD CKEONIO CONSTIPATION.
JOHN R. SMITH,
DRUGGIST.
Mt. Olive. N.C.
FR
m
JARS !
TJic Greatest Attraction
Ever heard of 'in Clinton is the beau
tiful, stock of fall and winter
Goods at the
Cheap Cash Store
OF
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON.
ONLY ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN TOWN I
Every Department overflowing with the newest, handsomest
and cheapest troods ever exhibited.
Don't fail to sea all these lovely goods when you come to town
Now-a-Days!
People seek after the BEST OOOiW for ihs LEAST MON EY. Tlwro
fore we ask you to come .mil examine our extend vu nlock of Dry GowN,
Notions, Boot6,
Shoes and Clothing.
SPECIALTIES. Our stock of Hardware, Crockery, filiuwnre and,
Groceries are complete.
Don't forget to give us a call.
Very Truly,
R. J. SOUTHELAND.
W. G. DAVjS & CO-
TOUT mm i
And he will prove it. On Family
Groceries, Fine Fruits, Glass and
Crockery Vare he cannot be under
sold, lie pays tho highest market
price for family produce.
If you wish a first-class Shave,
Hair Cut .Sham mou or Mustache
Dye, call at my place of business on
Wall Street, three doers from the
corner of 3d. Ilanstein's, there you
will find me at all hours.
EAZ0RS SHARP.SHEARS KEEN!
If you want a good job don't fail to
call on me. J. II. SIMMONS,
, aprlO tf Barber
Fruit Jaeh
AND
Jelly Glasses!
AT
II. WJMcKINNE'S,
Mount Olive, N. C
We are the only house who sell 8 hoes made by
THE BAY STATE SHOE AND LEAK COIIPAE
Don't be deceived by unprincipled dealers who tell you they
have tit same goods we sell.
Our whole store force is anxious to serve the people.
Yours to please,
IVm. A. Johnson.
HEW BARBER SHOP.
When oa wish an easy shave,
As gcl at bxrber ever gave,
Just cull oi us at our saloon
At a.ornliiir, eve or noon;
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADIES
TJriK
W. T. WILLIAMSON'S
BDGGYAHD CARRIAGE FACTORY,
We cut and dress the hair with grace, i IS IEW OUHTERS DM FITETTETIUI ST.
?n! 4(n
Our room is neat and towels clean,
bcissors sharp and razors keen.
And everything we think you'll fin '1;
To suit the face and please the mind,
And all our art and skill can do,
It vou just call, we'll do for you.
8IIERARD A ?IXONt
The Clinton Barbers.
ON
"wxiiive spoor s
It is the BEST for
Hand and Machins Use.
For 24 Tears
IT. GREGORY
has occupied his same
;i TAILOR KSTABLISHHEHT
on Church Street. The great and
orignal leader in low prices for men's
clothes .Economy in cloth and money
will force you to give him a call. '
Latest Fashion plates always
ou hand. June 7th. lyr.
. Neuralgic JFeron
And tho tioobled with ncrroaaw wiHIng
book emar overwork will b idwvwl bj taking
Brown' Irom Bitter, omtatt
m no Bark ana crowed wa nam or wi
Round Shaves, Hacks and all
Edge Tools made, and Repairinf
done on short notice.
I will keep on hand a large lot of
Western Buggies (open and top)
and Roads Carts. They will equal
in quality and are sold as low as any
like goods In Goldsboro, Fayetteville
or Wilmington.
Respect folly,
mch28-tf W.T. WILLIAMSON.
KJ K8 UQJCOIl HABIT X
mil tm Wrl4 thr 1 feat m
1 iitnioIlM or rotb vltkmt
May M4ynun ran, kMkw thi MttMtU
ffyr?y. v tUTTiii
wpMa HMCiSa a IMr mmOm witkomt thaii fc
Everybody wears Shoes, at least half of every body wears Pauls. Thew?
articles must be had we must buy them. It takes money to buy them,
and none of us have as much money as we want or need. When .ve make
a purchase and part with our money, we have to work hard to make more.
Then where can we get the Panis and Shoes that will last the longest nd
are therefore the cheapest. Come to our store and get the
Mr M Shoes and "Bi DC Pants:
We also carry a full line of Dress Goods, Hatsaup General Merchandise.
W. G- DAVJS & CO.
Aaron & Kornegsy.
When you visit Mt. Olive, which is fast becoming one of the best cot
ton markets on the W. & W. R. It., don't fail to cad at Aaron fc Kurnc
negay's store for anything you may want to purchase.
Rt member we take no -back seat on prices, but with a well Kieeled
stock we stand right to the front in prices, quality and quantity of good.
We are offering good Sets of Harness at $7.00; No. 7 Cook Stove, co m
plete, at $12.00; Good Bedstead at $2.00; Salt, in seamles sacks, at 7.
cents; good sound Tobacco at 25 cents a pound. Eclipse Machine Oil,
none better; Butter, Cheese, Salt Mullets, Ac. f
Give us a call, no trouble to show goods. Polito alteniiou to very
body. Satisfaction guaranteed. Come and see for yourself.
POME TO
R. Kornegay's
For Staple and Fancy Groceries; for Hardware, Glassware and
Tinware; for Harness, Saddles, or anything in this line; for
Guano, Kanlt, Lime or any kind of Fertilizer; for Coffins, Cask
ets, Burial Robes, etc. In fact, come and see me, and when on.ee
you trade with me, I feel sure you will always do so.
iar Remember, Flonr is one of my specialties.
Respectfully,
ILKOBNEttA Y.
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FOB SALE BY
F. RHEIiN STEIN & CO..
"Wilmington, IN.CJ.
GILES & MUROHISON,
JOBBERS OP
IIAODOTIE , CUTLERY AWD TirJIVARE
IMPORTERS OF CROCKERY; 1
Murchison Block - - . vam u n
, - - - j" - Wilmington, N. C
. Eepreented Dy Geo. V. Stcoo, Jr., and Owes F. Love.
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