The Renorter and Post
Thursday nsu, e isss.
Topics at i lonic.
tfnirrtiM* Ininit \ round Itnnhnrv,
■«' l t'Mnly HaMera llrivfiy :olil
" V c!. : • .italic \.>-i irtVf'u
Atul, faith, he'll profit It."
Any tuberibcr who fails to receive
the P ErottTFß AND POST every week IS
requested to report the failure. \»«
wait to see where 'lie fault is.
rs .
New Moon Saturdaj.
Sun rises 6 44, sets 5:10.
Court at Winston this week.
Length of to-day ll) hrs. 82 ntin.
Tuoidnr noxt .till ba Valentine'.'day.
Go to Pepper At Sons' for your gar.
den soeds.
The llegister of Deeds has issued • !
licenses to marry since our last is.-uo.
There are three prisoners in j til, two
for trial and one far costs all colored.
Brown's Dru» Store, Winston, N". C.,
is Headquarters for drugs, medicines
Ac.
I'r, Alonis Pringlc is preptiri'vr to
put up a saw mill on Dr. l-'ratik I', in
gle's pond.
The C. P. fi Y* V. Kiiilwiiy is fast
approaching Shoals Falls—eight utiles
from Mt. Airy.
At Brown's Drug Store, Winston, N.
0.. you cau gat special prices in oils,
varnishes, paints etc.
♦'Troi-ses'' "Trusses" "Trusses,"
every one guaranteed to fit or no sale
at Brawn's Drug S ere, Winston.
A large lot of fresh garden seeds just
reoeived from D. Landreth & Sous at
Asberaft & Owens, Winston, X. C.
Peerless Harness oil and imported
Castor oil for cirt iages, buggies &c. at
Asberaft A Owens, Druggists, -t instou,
N. 0.
It ynu wnnt your weights and meas
ures sea lad take tbein to IVpper .V ins'
stnrc and get a ijurtifierito that they are
right.
A man's cbaructcr i like a fence—
it cannet be itrc igiliened hv whitewash,
but ho can strengthen his volee by using
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
If once you bust n (Pilar,
Like ice it tnel's away :
A quarter in Bull's Cough Syrup,
Will keep for many n dr.v.
On dit a certain young mm of our
town contemplates makiug a trip to I lie i
•Mnon in the near fill lire: we have seen
no balloon s>> it may bi lie expects to go!
by rail.
A useful invention-is anything (lift
will make the lot of mankind easier- Dr.
Fl iut's Cough Syru;> yeaily -rives thou
sands of dollars in Doctor's Bills, br
side saving much suffering.
A large quantity of tobjeen is ben;;
gent to Greensboro by the \ I". & V.
V. Railway wc do not whether the far
mers take this courne to avoid luuini"
through the tnul, or whether they ob
tain bettor prices :it Greensboro.
We are frequently asked for informa
t'en regarding the whercabouis of Kx-
Representative Jam i \V. Hoid—all we
knew is what wo note in a floatiiii item
from which it seiius that he is living in
Gardner, Idaho, and has formed a part
nership for the practice of law wi!h
Patrick IliWinston.
T«e One I'rico llouso of Cjeensbnro,
Sample 3. Brown's, is enjoying a fine
run of trade, especially in clothiug, shoes
and hats. The corkscrew diagonal suits
in cutaways and saoks which this bouee
is selling at fifteen djllars equal a groat
many that are sold elsewhere f,.r eigh
teen or twenty dollars, and thev also
have a complete hue of the .cheaper
corkscrew suits at §1*2.00, fi 10.00 and
♦7.50.
COL. COVIXCTOt DEAD.
•lames Madison Covington died at his
residence, iq. this eouffy, on Friday
right. 3rd inst., aged abiut snventy-ninc
years. No one in this oounty need be
told who was Col. Covington, for he was
ai well known to its citizens as any one
wilbin its linea. H.n'onk a lively in
terest in politics till his death, aud was
elected in the Stato Assembly before the
war. He possessed a very social na
ture and mild temperament, and dispens
ed hospitality freely. His knowledge
of the antecedents of the citizons of the
county extended almost to every family,
his memory being very retentive as te
names and dates. During the last year
be bcoarne a member of the Episcopal
Church, having been confirmed a few
months ago. His death was not unez.
pceted to us for be bad been sullariiig
from an affection of the heart at intorvaU
for several years, and wc were not igno
rant ef the frailty of the cord that bouud
him to life. With these few words wo
Tery imperfectly characterize the lifo of
ono of our oldsst and best eititons. We
need not say more, we could not say
lew.
"Seed" "Seed" "Seed." A fresh
lot si Brown's Pri'g Store, Winston.
I A mm may go to heav»n and
have ft;ttl «rs on liis winjjs, but nono
of us seem 100 ttusioa* to pet there ear
ly. The timely use of Dr. i' lint's
Cough Syrup nill frequently detain us
|no eartblv shores. Sold by Asberaft &
j Oweas, Winston, S. 0.
{ MHTOr JUKOita.
The following jurors were drawn for
I thu Spting term of Superior Court.
Sandy Martin, Wiley A. Shepherd,
Jas. Tilluy, liubbml Brown, N. G.
; Watson, John 1. Joyee, G. W. Lancas
ter, John l>. I'jtsiz, Sauiual Kiser, l*.
IJ. I.eak, Jr., A. J. Kdwardj, John 15.
! Hurge, C. W. Saads, E. J. Styers,
I'eter Slate, J. M. i'orrcst,J. W.New
I 33:1:1, Virgil Grubbs, E. K. Vernon,
!M. F. Over by, I'ink V oung, Peter
!Si itli, Jr., W. L. lilky, llcndarsnu
'M. -c Id, J. W Lambert, J. K.
! iilajkwell, Nathaniel Howies, Joe Mar
, tin, Jas. Wall, L. H. Grubbs, M. T.
i Glenn, .••quire Vetuble, J. I'. Dal toll,
I. A. Scales, J. D. Covington, William
I Wirt Mitchell.
thi: rifisi' ntv of lest.
Wen I n sdny next will ba Ash
Wodne-day, the first duv of the forty
i days of Lout which is a fast generally
! regarded u- a preparation for busier or
: tlio Ko-urreciiou of Cl.ri't, and a liiue
j especially st apart for repentance cwcr
the situ of the past year; while the num.
, ber of f.irtv d lys devoted to it has refer-
I cneo to tin; S vior's forty davs fist in :
; the wiMei-iic-s, to the forty days of the'
: deluge, tha forty years wanderings of
: the Jews, the forty day s granted to the
; N'mcwks for repentance, or the time
I -pent in fastings by Motes and Klias.
Easier coutes ou the fortieth day after
\*h Wednesday the iutcrvonning Sun
days not b -lng counted as part of Lent
nor observed as fast days. Kaster
: eotuos on April Is' this year.
wi:ti i:::!::voi.KK'r.
Why is co'd productive of benern
!e:n:e? It makes people put their hands
in their pockets. It also produces
coughs, colds and croup. Take Tay
lor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet uinu
ui«d Mullein.
Hbuirkagu licenses.
Tiie following marriage licenses wore
returned 'o the Kegi-ter of Deeds dui-
ing theinoiith of Januaiy : W.A. Hry
jiit to All lift Moore, col'd.; Charles
F. M'ils to Ijoe'»;'y Jojee; John S;.nds
t» Sclina Yoiinr; Ja. M. Fsgg to
Martha A. Fliueliuiir. T. M Martin to
Cornelia Murtiu; Henry M. Leach to
Man K. Hooker; Ferryman K. Hooker
to Harriet K.i'uiith; Jus It. S. Kod
gi i. to L.vjr* Sli veus; /.ebulon \ r .
Marti'i ti Laura E Hawkins: Watt A.
Sirup :to Mary S opli'rd, col'd.; Joliu
W. F1.(• jiiu toLuitaS. Collins-: Wui.
B. K it? 11 M iry Smith, col'd.; Joe
*l.l to Fa my Chandler, col'd.: Geo.
H.Witk Hto Lulu Brown: William
I'. Noal '> IJula Carter; William li.
Heas'ey to Atioa V. Spenocr John K.
Johnson to Lulu M Joyce: K William
East to Ni'i l Ward.
There is no monopoly in this great
I'nun T>, nor we believe in iho civilized 1
will, th.it if|Mils the tobacco monopo
ly, brought about bv the Internal lluv
enue t ix, and the'ppressivi' manner in
which it is collected. It has driven
aci.'y every manufacture out of the!
country into towns where thoy can In d
die togethor, asd by foul or fair means,
keep out of the clutches of unpr noi
pled revenue officer*, and the poor op
pressed farmer, is now compelled to
haul his t lucid in many oases twenty,
thirty, or even fifty mile.) through the
mud to market; aud after he gets it there
in m my. jes wo say in very many cases
docs not get enough for it to pay for
ihe hauling and selling, nor i'or hi* hard
work in producing, and getting it ready
for market. Yet our free trade politi
cians My keep it up. It is not quite so
bad with the brandy men; there are al
ways =o many fellows who never saw
any bad, ('-it is all good and better,")
that the distiller con generally realize
enough to pay the tax, provided he can
block enough to pay for hii fruit.
\oirlisic nntii: M
vTliao a iiig!«eted cough " is what Dr.
J. F. Hammond, professor in the Elec
tric Medical College, says "and os a
preventative remedy and a curative a
ifi-nt. I cheerfully recommend Taylor's
Cherokee HcmoJy of Bweet Gum aod
Mutiien.
COII HI IS (OSIERS WnETIHO.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session !ast Monday,
present C. M. Lasley, Chairman, and A.
M. lJoyles.
Ordered that sixteen claims be paid.
Ordure 1 that seven reloads be grant
ed.
1 A petition numbering ono-fifth of the
riualillcd voters iu tciwitory in Quaker
(jap township, herein below described,
that is, liegiiiuing at the Cuunty line of
! Stokes aud fiutry, near the wido# Bul
j ltngton's, running with the road by 11.
Venable'f, striking the towr iip line be
tween Martin and 11. Vcnable's, then
j east with the said line to the east side of
| Hiletgh Brim's plantation, then north
with said Brim's tonco to the the roek
j house road, then east with said road to
j Mr. Marshall's, then with the Lyneh
i burg road to the forks of the road n-ar
Duiievin's, then north wtili the road
! running by '.lie way of widow Word's,
then on with said raad near Dilworth
McKinuey's, then wit thu dividing fenee
i between him and Harrison Nun to Joe
[Nun's line, then with Joe Nuu's Luc
fence on tlio west side of his plantation
to the northwest corner of his feuec, then
j northwest tu tlio Ayersvillo rad ruu
j uing betweeu Jerry Beaslev and John
| Dearmin. tlio best and nearest way,
1 theu north to John France's fence near
Dan Stevens', then witU said Franco's
I fence as it meanders on the east aud '
I north side of his plantation to Z T.
| Smith's plantation known as the Pell
place, then with his fence to John
i Lowe's, then with Lowe's fence to tlio
Itu rlll west corner, then south with the
It-aid Lowe's line between Lowe's, Jes-
Mip's and Neal's to the southwest cortier
of Lowe's plantation, then south to the
road near Jane King's, then west with
said road by the way of Suiith Fiance's
to county line near L:vi .letup's Surry
line; it wasotdored that an election be
ordered for said territory to be held on j
tha 10th day of March 1888, to ascer-j
tain the sentiment of the votois on plac-1
ing said territory under the Stock l.aw.!
Lawit Taylor be appointed Registrar tliat |
and M. O. Hull, John E. Pell, Sam j
Jessup and Abe Jessup, judges.
In the matter of building a bridge!
over the l.iitle Yadkin at the old site on '
the lloliow Hoad near Dalton, it was or-'
dored that D. N'. Dalton, J. M. Uut
leugo and S. M. Golf be appointed a
committee to draw up specification ac
cording to plan aud bills heretofore laid
; before the board aud let to the lowest
i bidder, and report their proceedings to
j the Board at a future day.
If you have core eyes oull at l'epper
•it Sons store and get a via! of that eel- j
j e'jnttei] eye water manufactured by for
iiulauscdby Pr. Jolm l'eppcr in his
practice for many years, warrauted to
cure or uioney returned. Only 25 cents
per botile.
When passing WniuutCovo rcrucui
her that you will be well cared lor by
stopping at tlio Waluut Cove Hotel,
kept by Mr. L. W. Lowis. A.ll 3iu
Prudence is n commendable virtue,
but it is never seen in such beauty as
»lion a mother provides bcrselt with a
bottle of Dr. Flints' Cough Syrup for
cases of emergency. For salo every
where. tf.
I' Ncurlet MSIII Idlow FevorM.
llipCtoriN, Mm »li pox, .chol
era,
Dirbys I'ropliyhctio Fluid will de
stroy the infection of all fevers and all
Contagious and infectious diseases.
Will keep the utniospheru of any ?ick
rootu pure and wholesome, absoibing
and destroying unhealthy and conta
gion. Will naturalize any bad smell
whatever, not by disguising it, but by
distroving it. Use Unrbys Prop vylac
jic Fluid in every sick room.
FT OF 100 Paget, containing n
complete assortment of the
V- '* A Plants. Roots. Bulbs.
*Vin_ ■ Shrt 1)?. .\u d StCfTa i: i
*l^V%3i* N^NZ&NEVN^Ri
|Li V Louisville, Ky.
Snl«».
By virture of a deed hi trust executed to
me l»y I\ 11, Mabeand wife on the UOth day
of April lf»'K7 for certain pur|>flae* therein
mentioned, I will sell for cash alt he Court
House door in Daubttry on Monday the oth
•lay of March, a tract of fort.v-.lve aeres i»f
laud; lying in l'eters I're.'k Township, ad-*
joining the lands of George ft. Smith, W.
\. Estes and others. For full description
sec deed in ( unregistered in Hook
I'd and 20. This the lltii day o» .lan. 18.S8.
n. i. i>\\ Trustee.
J> Ol H'O.
Having jnalilled as executors of the last
will ami testament of Samuel 8. Wall, dc
ceawd, we hereby give general notice to all
! persona indebted to said estate wh :thcr by
i bond or account lo come foiwurd and make
I settlement and all- poisons having claims
I a'ainst said estate arc lequcsted to present
tlumi duly authenticate I for payment 01 or
j befbre the Ist day of March ISHU, or other
i wis* this notice will be plead in bar of tli«ir
i recover)*. Febuary Ist lJv»8.
HOUKIIT I*. WA1.1..
ALUKUT J. WA.1.1..
Executors.
NOTICE.
llavlngqualfied as executor on tlio hut
will and testament of John Itaker, deceased,
notice is hereby given that all persons ow
ing the estate of my testator must coma foi
ward and settle the same and tliose having
claims on the estate must present th«m (inly
autlwiitlcat -il on or before tlm Brst day of
i Febuary 1881*, or this notice will be plead
In bar of their ro*)very. This tin' 27th day
| of January 18SS.
U. M. Al,i.ks, Executor.
( iiHI LOoTCR li . •?? "I rtocnm«r.d and
y FO a
i *|§§®l4
1 %J>%l J|M,
That Wonderful Combination
TAYLOR'S MHSR
SWEET CUM
and MULLEN.
it rloea »:-»or© than any praecrtptton writ
ton; both p'ar.is aro highly modlelnala"
Ji. n. Tbo f wort Oum comes from the Southern
1.1 wo:np r.iul lahlguly i-xpoot-jr..nt. wniio Uxo iilulli .r.
i* Meetiaglaruj anil thus oombLr.cd t'wy or© sunj>iy
APufJFHOT REGARDY«
A OOLD aeglectod !. to serious ruauits, CT.O 7P
. i youi' hcmo T.'tli -nt warning, WiloGV.*:r3
I COUGH so annoying end poinftil, AI It yield rsadlly
to tlio aeetn.niciy MACfC POW*R 01 iayv.-s
ewcet Oum and MuluuLn. UIIONCIIITISantI Ahi it-
JiA loft ujui*tended tc, 'w ill io.id to COXdUJsITTION,
and thtwo it quickly relieves sari positively cure*.
INSIST 0»1 HAVING IT.
r.\ Qaliliii!!, tha lending i>hyale..«n of Great Brit
ain, en I u:i»f ard 2lrcr.cli.ul Troubles, rrcocunonda
"Mullein" a* iHy i uroenfc better than Cvi -JvorOU
for Conduwpttor.. ; '.rXrcp it in the hctua.
IT 16 fLBASANT AND P At. ATAQuE
and In the lineal ku.r.u ruinody in World for all
Tl.roat and Lung troubles. It will Mlruulato tlio
throat and era bio you to threw off nil £talruotions
sully, nio-Tiif czpecu>raticn and relieving u-.. oough
t i ont-o. Askrocrdrngtlitftwlt. lift.' ftoc. A li. aires.
| If ho doe.» not keep it, w> v. ;.l j»vy. for one time
only, expreso charituM on bctt!«w to any part
of the t. 9. on tc.! i ;>t of S i .00.
The WA LI f.K A. TA \ I.«H Co., Atlanta, Cs.
FOH AX I. IIOWKL TROUBLBB and Children T*oth
i liirf, two that k" st Southern rainciy Dr. Skffgen 1
I lluocleborry Curdial. 60 •enta >%i Pinnrjriata.
; TAYLOR'S PREMIUM COLOGNE IS TH£ BEST.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
DO YOU wish to patronize a ; r ool
permanent and i»ro|reNive
Hclioo!,
Doyouwishtoget a complete roun
(led •• lu • i 1 ion
I>«» you wish to learn to be a Tcucher, to
keep books, prepare for th« University, or
to finish a good course of stmly ?
If so addrcsss,
J. 4 & 11. 11. IIOLT,
OAK 1(1 DOK INSTITUTE,
OAK HIHUK, N. C.
Next term begins August Oth.
Valuable Property for Sale
Dr. W. K. Pepper having concluded not
to renin* j witli his family to Nnrt Carolina,
otiers for sale on very rea*o irbld terms l»is
liou '' and aboui three tier; sof lan«l in the
r *i t-t !.anbury, N\ 'lfiown asihe Aa
ron Warner place. The housj i.-. a
two story, six room lmiMing. with Uitclien
intl barn co:»\ ••ni«int ly arranged for tlio com
fort of a trmily, and boarding house. Pur
eliaser will be exp -eted tona) half the pric«-
cash, and the remainder at the end of one
mid two years. PailieH wishing to pur
clMwoean rail on Jus. A l'eppor ivtUiiw place
who will show them tl»e property.
Daubury, X. C , Dec. Ist 18*7. tf.
LUMBER WANTED
IIY TIIE-
Norlh Carolina
FtmmrwmE Co
on u l: WD FAcroilY sai.kshhomk
SAI.F.M, t'. wissros,
1(1 I.K KOll CUTTIN'U HARD
\\.»OU LUMIJEH.
Clit logs w '"' s, l" iir,i p »'' 3 al "l even
loiiijtlit!, 12, 14 >r lii fi'et louj;. SSsnxl 10 are
Merchantable, bul 14 KEfiT J.LNii'lllS
Altl) MOSV UESIUAIIL.E.
WALNUT ANI) CIIKRUV IHIEFERKKD.
S.nv all Lumber full tliickticss, 1 ami 2
iiiclics thick withwinare «lj;.« anil omls.
im,t;s s-oit INSPECTION
XcltcU— Munt be lui! lr— llihii fl iuchon whlc wltli
not luore Hihii 1 knot, t Inch In ainmotir or
•J Indie - bright
Coin in mi--Include* Lumber not up to *elc •»* nn-1
not U>s tltun ft InolttH wide, free from
heart cheeks or rot, admit* of three 1 Ineh
knots and nap on one wide.
Citlli Include »nv length and width not K«H».i
onuiigh tor common, In which not lews than
one half is lit for use,
I'KICKS PAID FOK LUMIILIt PElt 100
FEKT DHLIVKUKD AT OUK FACTOKY.
Select Common. Culls
Wnluut sml cherry ffl.QO 9'i.00 •l.(> 0
Vel. i»o|>lsr, a>h Idreh 1..'0 l.Stt
sweet gum maj»la Jfcc 1.25 l.eo .«»•»
I.tinthe. taken in exchange for Furniture hy the
N C. 1 uriilturc Co. Bul»n> !*• t'l
A PUZZLE
C/VTJ YOU MSWZH IT P
| WHY PAY Till: HEAVY CIIAHOES
I l-'or freight, drayoge, commission, storage,
etc, on furniture sliipiwil lime from the
Nortl)ami We»', when yon can buy equally
ias giHtil, if not hotter furniture made here at
home,by the North Carolina Furniture Co.,
for much less inouey P Such as biulsteatis,
bureaus, ward robes, chamber suits, waali
stamls, china cUmcU, extension tablet, cen
tre tables, pro\ tsioii safes, etc. Tlwjh I say
liUY the FUII.NI'II'HE inaimfactuied
by
THE NORTH CAROLINA
FURNITURE CO--
{(lore, Factory,
WlutnonT C. Si*tc:n If C.
Where tliey liavo one of the bast equipped
furniture factories in the S.uith. Nothing
shotldy. All woik waminletl. Write di
rectly to tlio factory for pric«»s.
,C- F. & Y. V. RAILWAY
JBTWSr-to- u- m \J*J Kit*
COJYDEMSEDSCHEDULE .A'O 29
Taking effcet 5, a. in., Monday, Doe, 11), 'B7.
1 RAINS MOVING v mil.
I'ass. & Fr'lit &
Mail l'a.ss.
! L\ liennett.svillc 1 ?• .;•• ;• ui 1 00 p in
\r Maxtou I> -l*» : '».V)
; l-v Max tun !• :.7 I Vo
j At FayetU'vilJe ill oO S 10
; Lv I'nvetft-ville Oopni 1 K *J%i a ill
I Ar Sauford j -j 17 12 20 pin
| Lv •- inford ! 'i 40 I :»ii
.\r(»reenslion» (100 7 4»"
I 1 4 vt ireensboro !1010 a m
! Ar I'ilut .Mt oop m
| l'amtfuiscr ami Mail No 1 Dinner at Said'ord.
| A:Mali No H dinner at (ienniititon-
TUA INS MOVING SOV I It.
Pass. »V: l i 'ht «v
M i 1 5 a**.
IA Pilot Mt ( I in p ui f
I.m v-it en->lK)io I Jfi
! IA (trei!iist»rt» i'MiO ~111 : 7 4"» mi
Ar Sanlbrd !• I 80 piu 'j. 15 pin
lLv tauforil. | I .'»•) *
\r Kayetteville I 4 l.» '7 Oo
| I a I'Xveth'viile I i > t .]0 am
iAr •• :.»:i 1 : ? 7 00
• 1a M.»\iun 0 Hi
! I'• nffettc• .il«- J> 0 12 6om
Pussonger and Mail Dinner a sanlbrd.
p.iss-'M'i 'r au«l Mail Trains run tlaily ex"
j eept Niimay.
i nit! \«*c,.ujf-i.iti n'i rain imis be
-IV.I -mi 1 •••tut. *»vil|«- tn« I'JIV ;evill« on
Moi In s, Wedi s and i-'i i Ia > and be
!' -•• KayetUsvlllc and Ureeusboro on
Tuesdays, Thtir»d i\s and Ratlin'.i.\s.
I 1 raisis ii I -inry llrauch run dally «*x
eejit .Situ lay.
' » lon Is raa 1-J at. axton ti Ith
Carolina • itral ltailway Passenger Trains
to and t's .i V»"iimin.*oii.
• i VLK. t Jen'! Pass. Agent.
J. W. Ki; v, -ui v: .i.
Call at Goo. Stewart's for your j
TOBACCO FLUES
Winston, N. C. Aug Illy !
LOOK FOR THE
to W Mh !
NJSXT TO MK. S. R. ALL KN'S i
HAHUWAUBSTOUr.,
\For any thing j/o:i intend j
buying in the ha m etis or
saddle line.
Received lli-hl premium nt
Stale rail.
Harness. Collars, Hridles, Saddles,
Halters, Whips, Spurs, Saddle Cloths,
Home-made Wagon Whips and Lashes,
ISaek Bands, ero., Lap Spreads, Fly
Nets, lirublies, Curry Couibs, and every
thing in the Harness and Saddle Line.
.J. AV. Mltiploy,
s. E. cotnor of
Court HoufO Square,
Winston, - - - - - - N. C. j
Agent for Pat. Riveted Seam Col
lars, best collars in the world; harness
cannot, slip off—guaranteed not to
rip.
ts
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
cunua
Sciatica, Scratches. I Contracted I
Lotnbago, Sprains, Muscles,
Rheumatism. Eruptions,
Burna» Stitches, Hoof Ail,
Scalds, Stilt' Joint*, : Screw
Stings, Backache, Worms,
Bites, Galltf, i Swinney,
Bruises, | Saddle Qalls,
Bunions, Spavin Piles,
Corns, Creeks. !
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
aeoompHsbes for everybody exactly what lie I aimed
for It. oae of tlio reasons for the treat j>opularUy of
the Muatnns? IJnlment U found In 1U untverM I 1
npplletiblllty. Evorybody needs such a modldno.
The Luinbct-mnu nee«t« It In ea*e cf accident. J
The llouhcwM' needs It for general family um>. j
The C'nualer needs llfor lits teamsand his men. j
Tim Mechanic needs It always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs It In cnae or emergency.
The I'loucer need* It—can't net along without It.
Thr Farmer needs It In lit* house, hla otable,
an t htu stock yard.
The HtentHboni man or the Iloutntnn ne*d«
It !n liberal supply afloat and a*horo.
The Ilorae-fanclrr need® H-lt U bb be*t
friend and aafcxt rullonce.
The Mteck-i*rower need* It—lt will nave hlra
t lioumndfl of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Itallroad nmn newls It and will ne«d It eo
long as hli life Is a round of acold;>ntsand danger*.
Tho Itnekwoodatnnn needs It. There la noth
ing like It aa an antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant need# It about hla store among
hla employoea. Aocldent* will hnppen, and when
theaocome the Mustang Liniment Is wanted atonce.
Keepa Bottle In the llouae. 'TIs the best of
ssiaoMy.
Keepa noitlc In iheFaciory. It*lmrefdUt«
use in case of accldont savca pain and loss of wagvs.
Koep a Hott ic Alwayalu the Stable for
use when wanted*
$ fV A r ft "P* j as? w ss
& \/ A ? H X* H - bJ M H r--" 4 A/ "W 1 f
Y A U U %:& sis PiiJa&i eh V V I w
and 2{»rui! s)o!ilcr«4 ju
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Are now receiving and placing ID position the most tfesi .-able and varied .stock of Fall
and Winter goods ever offered by any one house in that market. Thaking their
manv friendsand customers tor the liberal patronage given them in the past,we assure
- allin need thai /« is the place to
LAN!) \V Alt HANTS WANTED.
An to till! 1 ;l(u ».-(jmssotl by Coll-'
gre.w almost every person drawing a I V.i-'
sion is entitled to a Lund Warrant of j *v>'
acres. J, the imdenißiied, will pay eighty i
dollars for every [.ami Warrant of om- huri
nreil ami sixty acres, ami diwir cu-ry pit-1
ton who draws a jienslon anil IMH not 01-1
Mined a I.am! Warrant to coiuiniuiicuti !
with inc. G. 1,. BUHTOJf, I
Deer Trail, Colorado j
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1888
Lanclretlt's and
Buist's,
AT
ASHCRAFTI OWENS,
Winsion, - - 7ST. C
t if SI3N OF THE EIG 3'JLD MORTAR.
TJiisspace hi reserved for
h M)L£Y«
WhO is now receiving at his store
WalimtCovc, JV.
4 L A s: iS |g A KHoETM E% JJ (£jj>
0 r w ii |{cfi
Including a large lot of
sssy«ss a3 'B -j? 3 © 1 '•& i% $ ,
«y"
"•"tint
WMWtthM s i'trlijfiffs|g 00.
The Large,si MarmfaetnHno' Establishment in the South,
Have esluMisbed in (iroensboro, N. C„, a brand, house, where thoy will k... „
How,' nt B ' S " eU e '" a Kurniur.
CHAMBER St'ITS PARLOR SUITS,
BED LOUJWES, WARDROBES, TAMES!
( LOCKS, I'/CTI res. F.I.YC)\ /) f'LAL \ CHAIRS
of all kindt, which will be sold eheapor than ovor known in (Jreeiiabor#. '
Dou't Forget the Place,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MCADOO HOUSE
For City Trade Goods on Installment.'-,
If . R, FORBlS,.Manager,
! FWBPIEPBIA
F 4 R •«.. I*.VU;A«HH
1 . (iank >'i i «H Mo".', iwi di*tr*Miin£ If
nc'plocl"'! !♦ loudi !••• inipiirtif nutrition. sod do*
i. ■ ■ira ili« i :t .f lL«'4i.. t-> : reyoxo U»
s w xsm\ °
1
d 1
mtfln
IP* 1 u 6£5T T6NIC ?
• Inn all
»' ■:!...! '» • i i Tt'>iln« (he
I'OO*I, otc J' : i .•• i«: 1 ;.«.-!i.-w (lie M->od.nißm«
Hlfii l'ir «i»| .»«••• r.r>l ti'li . uo iiHNiiuilation of food.
KKV .1 TK* i* honorod raptor of Ui«
Kinit Rt»fni: Church. ll.ilt.im.ro, rid., nays:
"H .* •:*: ' I lJro-.«i»'.» In n Bittora for Dynpepaia
•ud In'.'. "X ' i I l«k«. im.at i»l.a#urc In r-»*c na
il .i ' •.,•'>• Alto com.id. rit n «|>l»ndid tooio
m.; •* « *t• . t.d HiWftliorli'K."
.s » .} 'k-i of Circuit Court,
t i.. J • . .. "I I war inobt i li» orfol
ti. i. ->f I'.ix.wu'u Iron Itinera Um
C *ii .1 i. Tito Mark and croaard r« d lines
0.. v. . i i'ltti.- Utt u( bt*r> Made (July by
|»UO\t :i HICUI' ALIO., Mlt.
,Jxo vu to4
J. & P. COATS
YOU CAN BUY IT QFI
i if, A«
AT JOBBER S PRICES.
W. ILXUT COVE, JV. C.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
CHAPEL HILL, W. C.
1 r |*n!; : SKSSION IS I>l VIDKI) INTO TWO
.he lii I ln':;ilining the last Thursday IU AN-
Ji- in- - inline r ( lii iatinii.-. dm seeond
1 'i:»!!!:•:: "iti ly in January ;uid ending first
11l 's >i.iy in June. '1 ttit ion. £IO.OO for
eaflh U nu. For room rent and ?»rvic«»,ss.oo
• |MT TIII. Tti  imahle to pay tuition art
; ill'• ed:->: i' ir notes, secured if poss
ible. Tuitiot in t in' Kortufll Course free.
» "• '-. •«!n.if«• in-, ' in-tion also fit M*. The
I \i > is 11«i■ Miftk'ii'iitly strong give
instruction in wide range of studios.
| For t IIIS in UH* LUU NCIKIOI nj'ply t*
I Hon. J'lJin Manning IJ,. I). For Cater
•V. r. Palterson. Kumar,
C'lsu; 11 iII, N. ( . For special infonualioA
apply to
K;:.MI» I'. liATTLE LL. I).