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OCT. 18,
1881
Tkt Lament of the Slauffh
In ancient time tliey ruled by Kings,
Aul Dukcs'aiKl Czars and sk-.li like
things.
In modern days they've changed by Jmgs !
And boss with "FetnwCam,l 111 ngs !"
Into the jaws of 65 rodo the gallant
800.
Sad is tbe fate of him li Jjrss re
aist the mandates of the court house
ring." A an instanoo, take the
ase of Mr. Kobert MorefioM.
8l aure to hear Hon. J R. Webster,
lie is a fine speaker and talks facts and
figures. There U sense and timti iu
'Speeches. See list of his appniatuieuta
in Stoke. and go hear him.
Ws learn that Mr. Robert Morefi 1,1,
one of Sheriff Fulton's deputies, has
been '-fired out." We " don't know
hat the charges preferred against the
officer arc, unless that he ain't "kin
enough."
Stokss county is a Democratic
eonnty any day if the Democrats will
turn oat and vote. Two or three hun
dred, scattered bore and there, stay at
Lome and give the election to the Re
publicans. If the Deiuooratio ticket ware oora.
posei of a msss oT kin folks brothers,
brothers-in-law, undo, 'cousins, etc.,
the "family ring" would bowl itself
hoarse.over it and call on the people to
bory it out of sight.
-Can Brother Nat Petree, Brother
Right Petree, Brother-ln-lsw Voss or
pi-"y of the Brother JCai roll j explain hy
it wairtfiat 65 men controlled a Repub
lican convention of 300 These are
figures that dou't lie and facts that they
ciu't dodge.
Will Nelson waul to knnw why it is
t'jat Mr. Fulton advertUed bis property
for taxes and his nearest ueighbor,
Will miullUH. was mtumail WJuWanH
Mounce has as much property as N el-
Aan. Wbv the distinction between the
two-Billies 1
DemoobaTic prospects brighten ev.
ry day. The papers are fa;; of no.
lioc and cards from prominent Third
party men and Republicans, who are
disgusted with fusion (or b:ing sold ou
by their leaders ) and who are coming
to the Demooratio party as the only
tarty which represents principles in this
campaign.
Capt. Kufus Amis, the Independent
Republican for (Jongiess, will reach
Stokes next week. He speaks . as fol
lows :
Wulout Cove, Thurday, Ojt. 25.
!altou, Friday, Oct. 2G.
Danbury , Saturday, Oct. 27.
V. ostfield, Muuday, Oct. 29.
l''uir Play, Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Prestoovillc, Wednesday, Oct. 31.
They hat 3 a good jnko on brother
N. O. Petrci. A few diys ago he saw
Jim Tillcy at Spot Ta)l.r'a store, and
called biin out and infonred Jim that
there was something wrong about his
1'
registration. He carried Jim down to
toe Registrar artd had ' matters fixed
fight. Jisj says be is much obliged
to Mr. Petree for getting him straight
on tbe books, as he is very anxious to
pat in a vote against N. O. Petree.
Hon. J. R. Webster will address the
people upon the political issues of the
day at the following times and places :
' King' Kabir, Monday, Oct., 29.
Wilson's Store, Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Franuisen, Wednesday, Oct. 31.
J.. E. Sbeltou's Store, Thursday,
November 1.
Preston ville, Friday, November 2.
C: Mitchell's Store, Saturday, Ho
Jerober 8.
The appointments for Walnut Cove,
Daitoa, Westficld, Danbury and Law
son ' Store have been changed' and be
sril address tl people at the above
iamsd plaees iastid.
, HEAL MERIT ta B- dander.
of Hood's -SarsapwriOa. It
awe even after other preparations fall.
Ct Hood's and ONLY HOOP'S.
DR. PRIXQLE S JtECQRO.
The PopnlisU iu Slokea should ex
amine the record of Dr. Lon Pringle
aiid see if he is worthy of their suffrages.
Two years ago, ha went as a delegate to
the Demooratio Congressional and State
conventions and helped to put out can
did itej and make the platforms. Be
eante home and advooated the election
of those tickets for awhile, but at the
polls roted against bis own nominees,
Doinoera o
He went into the Democratic Connty
Convention and sought the nomination
for the House, as a Democrat. He stated
in tint convention, when called out,
that he was a Democrat and wouldn't
promise to vote for Mr. Cleveland
because h (Cleveland) wus not a Demo
crat. Failing to got the nomination,
he went out of the convention and iu
1 liss tiian one hour called a Third pirly
uotivt'ution, singing bis name as Chait -man
of tbe People's party in Stokes.
iVbat a sudden obange I
He canvassed the oounty against the
Democrats and after doing thorn all tho
harm he could, then Dr. Pringle desert,
cd those whom he had lei astray.
He snvs that the Executive Commit,
tee took him dowo. But we are reli
ably informed that be went to the
ohairmau of the Demooratio Committee
and said if the Democrats would scad a
man around with a petition, and if a
good number of his followers (say 40)
would sign the petition then he would
withdraw in the Reporter. Dr.
Pringle prepaicd or dictated tl e et; on
and Mr. Tate Ferguson carried it
around. Mr. Furgusou was to come to
Danbury on a ccrtaiu day and make
known the result. Dr. Pringle met
him here that day and, a sufficient
number having signed, he issued his
card in the Repouter. Thnt is the
way he came down, or raiher took him
self down. If this is not correct, Dr.
Pringle may have spaoe to answer. Liut
all the above statements can be proved
by at least five good witnesses.
Dr. Pringle got mad because the
Democrats would not nominate him and
ran two years ago, and is running now,
simply out of spite and for rcveuge.
Will tbe good, honest men, who follow
ed him two j ears ago, follow him again
this J ear ? .
OXLY A QUESTIOX.
Will some Populist Democrat (you
ard a Democrat; there will be no other
I'opulists io Stokes, on the day of elec
tion exoept "weak : ueed Democrats")
please tell us honestly why you will vote
a Third paity ticket io Stokts county
next month except it be to help tbe
republicans? Every Third party mm in
Stokts county (if a man of ordinary
sensr) knows as well as he knows his
light baud from his left, that there is
no earthly possibility of electing a Third
party candidate, in this count. Al
most every vote given a Populist lessens'
(be Democratic majority that much.
From the fact that they know that,
white and negro, Republicans will
stick square to their party, and all, or
almost every vote givcu a Populist can
dile, will be a weak kneed Democrat.
Then we would ask Populist candi
dates, why if you are so anxious to see
the Republicans put again in power,
carry tbe State and South once more,
back to the dark, black, damnable days
of reconstruction, when tbe Kirks and
IIoldcBS without warrant or charge, ex
oept from the lips ot the meanest negro
es io tbe South, negroes who would
swear a lie fur a ginger cake, could im
prison, lock, bolt, and guard io filthy
juils, the best men In the State. Wb
do you waul to take from Lite Demo
crats the privilege of making I iws to
govern white men, (young men who
have recently got to be voters do not
know that the day has been under
Radical Republican rule, when tbe
meanest negro in the south eould walk
to tbe polls and vote, ( often for a tough)
to make raws fur him, and his chil
dren to live under, wbea tbeir own
fathers bad to sit back, could not oven
put in a vote as an offset against tlx
mean negroes "flag." -'..
" ' Boys, Pop candidates, and voters,
if yon are men, and want to belp the
Republicans, oome out with tbem, link
your destinies with theirs, unless it is a
secret plan, ooooooted and agreed upon
by wbicb you eao best wn tbe Republicans.
I ;- TllASlo i
Tut past year has been a pretty
bard one for most folks; but, with it
all, every one, if he will think the mat
ter over ealnly, bat soma one thing, if
no more, to be truly thankful for. tbe
Thanksgiving, be i. only that things
are nut worse- Those wuj . have not
yet wade up the r minds what tbey
have to be thaukfu! for should read the
symposium iu Dc mores t's Msgaiioe for
November, io which a number of well.
known people give thr an-twers to tbe
question "What Have We to (Jive
Thanks For?" The answers are cha
racteristic, aud will sot every reader
"a-thiukiu."
And this is truly a specially Interest
ing uuuiber. Tbe article on "The
(juecu ot Korea" e,ives us glimpses of
wtuy uuitpo things behind tho scenes
in tho p ttaues of "the hermit kingdom,"
and the numerous illustrations, mauy
of (hem fiom diawings by Korean artists
bring the far away little kingdom very
near to us. Those interested iu get
ting up church culertuiumeuts should
uot lull to read "Liviug Pictures for
Amateurs," which givts miuute direc
tions how to srraiigo them easily and
quickly ; auJ au illustrated uiliote ou
"Harvest Dejuratiuus," fur churches,
w 11 be found very useful at the Thauks
giviug acasou AU the stories arc
especially good ; la 'Society Fads" and
"Cuat" one may learn air the latest
doings of the "Four Hundred"; an ex
cellent article on "Tho Breath cf life"
is io SaoiUriau ;" ' Household" and
"11 ime Art" will aid the housemother
iu ber autumn preparations; the oharm
ing illustrations sro a tieasure-trove,
and the uil-picture, "Just My Pie,"
will appeal to every lover of pumpkiu.
pie. Every member of tbe family is
sure to fiud something of individual
interest iu every number of Demorest's,
which is published for ouly i a year,
by W. Jknmmus Demobest, 15 E.
I4iu St., New York.
'Do"wlTiiii LoxTfro w all
SiREET!
.Uessehgcr's Rrpott ot So:a;or Ransom's
VViluiiiiglou speech.
The people's party have said that
we belong to Wall street; that : that
great and good mun wus the victim of
Wall street. Wall street is tho iiiouey
wealth of this nation, the great street
of American bankets; the money of the
couutry is concentrated there. But
what does tbe tariff bill do ! It puts a
tax of 2 per ucut upou every income iu
the United States over Sl.OUO. (Ap.
plause Stuitor (Ml siid that 35
per cent uf tax will be paid by New
lurk, priucipally by Wull street. Do
you thiuk if we belunged to Wall street
hat we would have taxed it $20,000,
000. Vet this is what we have done.
THE lAUlir F.
W'iUcsboro I'hionicle.
Salt 55 cents per sack instead of 75
Ccuts , fertilisers have falleu from 40 to
30 per sack; clothing is a great deal
cheuper; $5 suits for $'d, $10 suits for
$7, and so ou: hardware cheaper, farm
ing utcnils all getting cheaper, and
markets for farm products beginning
to open up; and the Democratic taiiff
only becu in tffeot a little over a month.
Aud yet, Col. Liunry says be wuuld
destroy all these advantages to the
people by re-enacting the MuKinley
law in favor of the monopolists, aud so
say the confusionists". too.
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
D. W. Fuller, of Cunujoliarie, N. Y
sa)s that he always keeps Dr. King's
New Discovery iu tbe house aud his I
f.mily bad always found the very best
results follow its use, that he would
not be without it, if procurable. U.
A. Dykeaiin Druggist, Castskill, N. Y.,
says that Dr. King's Njw Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that be baa used it in his family for
eight years, and it has never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not
try a remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at W. V. MoCauless1
Drug Store. Rogular size 60c. and
$1. 00.
DID YOU EVER.
Try Electric Bitters at remedy for
your troutde ? If oot, get a bottle now
and get relief. This oiedioioe baa been
found tu be peculiarly adapted to the
relief aud euro of all Female Coiuplaiols
exerting a wonderful direct iufiueooe in
giving strength and tone to tbe oigans.
If von beve Lose of Appetite, Con
stipation, Headache, Fainting Spells,
or are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable,
Melancholy or troubled with Dixsy
Spells, Eleotriet Bitters is tbe medicine
yon need. Health and Strength are
guaranteed by its use. Large bottles
only fifty cents at W. V. MoCaoless'
Drug Store.
0ti rnwvHBiiwKiw,
Sv r Vmkuext, aialaria, ludiswioa aaa
RiUousnflew tti?
It tcm tiuV-hlr. l-or . bf all wrtUrrs t
vwdivk. ol ths itbkUM.
AMLAOmcoLAi Fla., Feb. 17, 188.
UB83KS uppman CE08. AavsDnab,Ua.
IhtAB Bibs I will write to inform
you that I as -afflicted with Blood
Disease. L tried one bottle of "
and it gave mo no relief. 1 was in
bed seven months, t 'tried prominent
physioians, and tbey Could Dot do me
any good. 1 saw your adrartisoment
of P. P. P. la the Apalacbieola Times,
and thought I would try it. The bot
tle I got to-night makes seven or eight,
aua, on, bow good I reel. 1 have been
tip ever since and at u business, turn
ber inspotor. Yon may publish - this
it yon desire. 1. have informed my
friends that P. P. P. is life, heath and
trend.
" M. p. ROLDE.V
Sold by all druggists and general
stores. .
LIPPMAU BR03., Proprietors and
itruggists,
'' Savannah, Gs
Dueant, Miss.," Dec. 12, 1890. j
Offici or J. S. Rosamond, i
Messrs. Lippiian Bros., Savannah, Ua
Oentlemkn - While in San An
touio, lexaalast spring, I saw your
advertisement of 1,1- i . (rrickly Ash
Poke Root and Pobisiuni) in the pa
per for the cure of rheumatism, and
thought I would try a bottle, finding
such great relief frntu it, oil my retutu
home i bad my (tinggist, Mr. John
MuClcllan tu order me a supply. Af
ter taking, I think tcu. bottles, 1 have
got had a pain or obe slucc, previous
n that 1 suffered for twentyfive (25)
tnars, and could not get the least bcue
yeuutil I t::cd P. P. P., and therefore,
fit e pleasure in recommending it to
tak lours truly,
J. S. ROSAMOND
IF XOU WANT TO BE LOVED
Don't find fault. .
Dou't contradict people even if you
are sure you are tight.
Dou't be inquisitive about the af
fairs uf even your most intimate friends.
Don't underrate anything because
you don't possess it.
Don't believe that everybody else in
i be world is happier than you.
D.'D't conclude that you have never
had any opportunities iu life.
Don t bulifve all the evil you bear.
Dou't repeat gossip, oveu if it dues
iuterest a crowd.
Dun't go untidy no the plea that
everybody kuows you.
IVu't be rudo to your inferiors in
social posith-u.
. Don't over of under dies.
Don't express a positive opinion un.
loss )ou perfectly uuduistaud what jou
sro tall; ing about.
Don't get iuto the habit nf vulgarii
ing life by making light of tbe senti
ment ol it. : : ' j
. Don't jeer at everybody's religious
belie s. . : j
Don't try to be anything else but a
gentlewoman- 1 1 that means a.wouian
who has consideration-' for the whole
world and whose life is gnvorned by. the
golden rule : " Do unto others as ynu
would be done by."
Within the last week there' has been
a great Democratie revival in all parts
of the country. The uecessity of coming
together and working for sncocss is
everywhere felt. Unity has taken the
place of discord. Feotioo has gone
into retirement and t'ie Demociatic
outlook grows brighter with each day.
Norfolk Virginian, Dm.
Hon. Clement Mauly will speak on
the issues uf tbe day at the following
times and pluolt :
Danbury. Tuesday, October 23.
Walnut Cove, Thursday, Oct. 25, at
night,
Mr. Manly is a fine speaker and ev
ery voter ought to hear him
In
Health
y means sofmuch more than
ryou imagine serious and i
r latal diseases result lrom
trifling ailments neglected.
Don t play with Mature s
greatest gift health.
IfyoaarefMltac
out o( sorts,
and gcMrally a-
hava uo appetite 1
and caat work, J
befia at one tak- 1
bif tke awat ralU-J
ale ttrenfftMntne' m
mcdidna.wbich u J
Mrs. A tew bot
tles care bee. eSt
comes item tbe
very fim does
ejMff Sim Jewr
Httk, mmi It's
ItiCures
Dyspepsia, f Kidney tmi Liver 1
Neuralzia,' TronbUe,
Coostlpatioal, Bad Blood
Malaria, i Nerve tlwaato j
Woanea'a coerrpaalaU.
Get snW the teniae k kaa enasW nt
nnesoa uie
AU
stltates. Oa receipt of two sc. sumps
will aeod eel eS
WerU's
Pair View sad kewk trm.
BROWN CHIMICM. Ca BM.T1MOKC, MO
IseSeaeekesesaeeeAaevySkaBSM
Poor
: Browns
Iron
R.ttorc
'f v.iU mihiisl, tt,w i( ,
!free. ierrCT from r
of interest social, points" "".,
elicloiia, etc., but for tho views fxpreseed
the eli tor of the RgiMuruK ui irt not b
hold responsible. No letters will bs p th
liahed unless the) are accompanied by tli
author's real name. We will not pulillse
your real mme, but must bavr it (nr. ou
own pro ectiou in case trouole sh iulil arise
Mikeyo ir cjgan iiiicitioiii s i i.t an I t
e point.
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t Culler, N. 0.
Oot, 16, 1894.
Mi Editor :
As the election is near at hand and
tbe fight is on, 1 would like to ssy a few
words in regard to Hie "family ring"
affair.
Will the people of Stoava s'low their
county offices to be gobbled up and di
vided out among two families? rC;
don't want such narrow-minded paitisan
officers who think because they bav
been io so long that the offices virtually
belong to them and not to tbe tax pay.
ers. We want to elect men that will
advauce the interests of Stokes unti
she stands foiemost amnng tbe other
counties of the State. For tbe last few
years it seems our oounty (since it has
been under the power of Pctrettim)
has been standing still while her sistci
counties have passed ber by. Consid
er this carefully houest voters and do
not let your county offices full into the
hands of these family i.fficj grabbers
Tho Democratic party have always
been for the masses and they have
shown wisdom in placing before the
people of Stokes a strong ticket, that
all class's may give their undivided
support on the 6th of Nov., and then
gu home and feel that they bavo done
a duty that they oe to their connty
and countrymen by breaking up this
family organisation to get office.
Yours for reform,
A.NTI-RlNOSTER.
HELL, H ELL, BUT Tim IS
XERVY! ' .
To the E litor of Ths Xew York II urld.
1 am a poor, bar 1 working man, and
I want some help from' the Dcmjoratic
party or else I will have to go over to
the Republicans I will tell you what
1 want, and I think you can help me
to get it. 1 want a buggy and harness
1 trave a fine horse but I have not gut
money to buy a buggy. . If you will
send me a good buggy and harness I
will stay in the Democratic party and
work for it all 1 can. My father is a
r ler of your paper, and, I tell you,
the party needs all tbe help it can get.
Mycxpie; iffiee is at Hickory, Ca.
tswba County, N. C. 11. T. JONES
Oxford Ford, N. C.
Mr, c. Fisher
Of Baltimore.
Sciatic Rheumatism
8overe Pain and Stiffness
4 Bottle of Ilood't Perfect Cure.
I am not only willing, but nn-lous to recom
mend Hood's Banapartlla. I Was taken wita
Severe pain and stillness In my limbs ; at times
b9ingb.ardlyei.let3 v.al':. I consulted a pliy-
slclau, vvlu a.onoun-c I my troulilo aciatlo
rhcuimlUsi:!. Kotwith. Lin tinir 1 took Inf-dlclue.
I became none InsteaU 01 better, luadreadso
Hood's Cures
much of Hood's Sarsapar ilia's wadcrfal
care tliat I conclude I to clva it ft fair trlr.L
When I v;:s t:.k!:i tli? jirst botUo Icon! Iftcla
chmiga for tba better : mv apptlti- increased auj
my limiH heoanva 'l-hs tiil. I luivc now t;ikea
lour bottles and am happy to :.ay I cs:t work tu
well u ever 1 could lefore. I recotrmended
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to my cousin, who ans recetved squally good
effects froiu it. I caouut spcuk too liibry of
Hood's BareapariUa. Mna. Clara Kibheu,
N. K. cot. Carollus and MnHlilorry BU.. ltaltl
more, Md. ll iiuo to get Hood's.
HOOD'S PILLS an liand made, and perfect
Id proporUon and appearance. 26a. per bsx.
A FPtiF. TRIP 70 THE WORLD'S
FAIR, and (ountleti it!ur, attrnctm pre.
Miami, frottt u 4M A a mtltk, iuycJt, trgam
ir rifle, art cffertJ far a IHtlt pltatant work
ntnr home, tr tkt puilulurt f WDR
AWAKE. For full farficulars, ret, it
Jrea Ii'. F. XeJ.'oar, Bos iS8, Bnton. Matt.
ICxeiition Hole.
By virtue of an execution In my lutnds.
issne.1 by tlie Clerk of the Mupeii r court of
St4ikes county, returnaMe to- the fall term
of Uie &iir!or court f said county in favor
cf J antes it. Kiser an.l against Jihu A.
Tlmimnis and Isaac Timmona for the sum
of S14H.14 (one hiinflred ami forty niue
Inllars ami fourteen cents) and Interest ou
same rrmu Uie 15th of lleeeuiber and
costs; 1 will sell to the l.iidiest bidder for
rash at the court hiiusc d.Hir In llanhury
ou Uoiidiy, October ti, at I o'ckictt,
one tract T laud !n Yadkin towuahlp,
Hhritea county, belonging to the said Jolm
A. TiinnK.ns eontaiiiing S u-io acres, more
or leas, adjoining the lands of R. L. Watts,
IVter Kiser, 1. 1. Barr and thers.
This 27th of Aigiistlhtri. .
J. H. FL'LTON.'
Sheriff of Moiee feuuty.
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Makes
frlarvelous Cms
in Blood Poison
Rh8un.atism
and Scrofula
V-' P. P. P. partflfatSebioaJ.belMenp
the- wbkS anj ueiill.tiuod, aires
ecrenrrh ut wvzkt tod nerTos. expeU
aWSei dlw.f;otf,ciTln7thopitlet:thealrli Hnd
Ti, liiip.inc.5 whers sloioeM, '"mr
as1 teellnge end leaaUnde flt prsVelleS.
-orprlniirT.ooniry and tortlnry
' e 'la, iorhloo.1 io:e. .otna. merco
, In all bio.. " i.t (.hmnip ulcere.
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blood purlllrr In the wortd.ane l
fiolllTO. npeedr and permansat carvi
a aU cejea. -
Boot and Po:s!am.
, spMiTunrt.9, Mo., Anic. 111. '.
I cm apnsk io the hlftlieAe ivrms ttt
oar medicine from my own pt-ronl
uowledice. I waanfifctt wltr. Bear;
disease, plenrtsy anU rlituuiMtinn I F
B5year. wm trenrr1 by th tery be;
phTSlclaui ana tpent hudrt of d(i
' lars. tried every known remetly witn
ontflndinKrl.ef. Ibive only UkJO
, one bottle of yoar P. P. P. and oaa
eheerfally say It baa done me rare
arood tbananythlnf I have evertakon.
I oao recommend yoor medicine to aU
sufferers of the above di sen see,
MRS. M. M. YKABT.
BprlDffteld. Oreeo County, Uo.
.Siihl by Kichsrdsou & Furris, Wholesale and Retail Agts ,' Grronsbi ro, U
AUn Hurwell & Dunn;
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, Execution Sale.
l!v virtue f sundry pjtoptitions In my
bards Isw-V by the C'Wk - of SupcrhT
(viinl ! I. mil. m ! tu ; mid returnable to
Miw 'crier I nf sni lcmirt III favnrof IS.
I'. W fmi .iit. uvo i.t ll'ni. K. Worth au I
t!:"'S.au. a-i:list tirecnslxiro L'oul aud
Miiiiimr.'! iKtnv. f ! t'ie sunn alt'Wther
aiuiiiiuil I; I , two thi'iuuud live hundrvd
'. i i$ tut'ii (! llnnt and thirty three cents,
(S.oi ,:;:!,) a td th i fiirthor sum nf
cms cost a' d n.Rriist : 1 will sell by vir-
1 1 ii- -f 1 1 Neciitiniis at cmii-t ftuiise ducrln
tiiwi, 1 1 Pu'ilmry, to the Idt-tiest bidder for
:-, ni. -U..II.UI tlie ziim ot ui-t. im4, at
Ii i'cl:.l- hi. thtf dluwiiig descrlhod prop
i rty to wit :
.Ml th luiwiral int. rest In a tract nf land
on OI ' l'ld en- k adjoining ibn lands of
Mrs. Vali'i'tine. the I oinaexter piopeny
andntliers d'HUlniiig l-J" acres inure nr
lusa ; ulsoa lot i f tj.lK, railioad iron and
mliiiii'' ini lini'-nts of varimis I'imIs lie-
Ikiiiii' t .mid (ireenslwio cod and mining
cniiiptny : and imw in inu town 01 nainui
Cove V U. .
Thk September 21st, 1804.
. .1. II. FULTON,
gheiitf of Sokes count.
V .
TIIENORTU CAROLINA
COLLEGE OP AGRI
CULTURE AND
MECHANIC .:
i ARTS-
OFFERS THREE TECUX1CJIL
COURSES.- .
Tkt Course im AgnatHurt ;
Tkt Court tu tcieact ;
lit C our Me inMeckanicai and Cstni
- Enirin trig.
Each ennrse Is bmail and tbnronab, and
Um institution ia now equlppod Sir excel-
Jent work. Expenses vers awilerate.
Session tipeiis Si-ptcniber fltlu
For Uatialogmv, address.
AT.TO.tt.
SOLLADiT. . Prat..
Ealelli. XT. Q
and Old Sores Hi
jtt'JI f (Ll-1"
anniuaney i roup.es -g
Prtektr . Po 'f ssd Peeu' '
lam. tks (MM btei4 ariW esk i
ana.
aasnmaw, O.. iW tflett, ,
Tawne. IMrrUJtM Baos. , SaraettsSV
Oa. i DBAS sine 1 bMUjrbc a. bottle eff 1
Tuar I. P. P. at Hot Bprmsv .Ar(.,ana ,
It haa dons me more rood thaa three)
DioDthi' tre.-rznentat the Hoi Saauss. '
Dead tbree hottlra O. O. D.
slJttrd)ka sVrowa Ooisi, o, '
Capt. J. D. JLkXmi
JV mil tfAow U mmf encrn! f ker '
by testify to ibe wonderful properUee ,
of P. P. P. for mptloiu of tbe fcln. I
affered for sereral years with aa na- '
in-hrlv itrf dimSarisuhla arDDtloD oa .
i 9
tni Iu Tain. until P.
,m DOW esUrely ci
air faxes. I tried erssry knowa reme
cured.
JOHHBTOir,
juvauaaa. Oa.
klsi Caaesr CarseV
nttmntJnm a Iferer tfSil,Tts.
Shqthw, Tar. , January 14, ISO.,
sasas. LirPMAM Baoe., SevaBnah.
Oa. t w..iicfa 1 faBTe tried roar P.
V. p. tur a diea of the akin, nasally
.a al-ln Miioar.rf thlrtr Tetira
and feel ooanfieut ItaateatAarcowa ,
will enem a vure, 11 in -uo ro.ie mm
me from ladfwetloa aa4 anomaoa
troab.ee. Tooiatroiy, . ,
CJUPT. w. V. RTTJT,
attoroey at Lew.
M n Diseases tM fmi. '
ALL SRUOOISTI SELL IT.
LIPPMAN BROS. '
PBOPBIETOBS,
Upraaatt'saUvekdHtVBaiBUila,.) '
Charlotte. N. C
GEI8EII
TliUESIlEH
POWERS,
and EBigincB.
Biclifunl Hutr
man's 'Fannors'
Favorite Grain
Drills. None
better, few, if
any, as good.
M e C ru i e k M owers
ami I ea ie rs. Hay
IaAe. Cutaway
Harrows.
Oliver Chilled'
Plows and many
others.
'Ye Olden Times
eoo Stoves. We.
have sold great .
numbers.
Belting, Oils,-' Var
nishes, &c.. &c.'
4P. C P " Paints
(Slier ma n-Williams
Co.'s, more -sold
than any
other on this
marAret.)-
Hardware for Ev
erybody dou't -forget
it.
Also, KcntucKy
Cane Mills and! .
Evaporators,
DROWn.ROCERS&CO,
m.Nsrosi,
k. c.
JAPANESE
CURB
A Wew and Cknplst Treatsnul, eeaaeatlni et.
UPPOHlTilltlEH, Ceenles ot 31ntaiiBt aad to
Bum or Otnnnes. A llover-ULIne Cere tor Vlloe -of
every snlmra eaj drrce. Iteoakee aa opwatliea.
vita the knife or lnleoUoei. of eartootto sclrt, vklca.
are painful and eebken s peraiSBssa enr, snd ertea-
tenoiunt m aeaia, naDrosaaarT. Why ewMture
Wh SMUM
box to aura an m
ws swnatM.i
banaAai raoMTd. 91 a box. fhr ftaa hj muO.
jo our p1 ax-
CONSTIPATION S..ffS
0erretLrVi;neaS8TlliCiI RauUlTOB
VLOOOI
pnuismu. Bmeil. BlM end -' v-
lie. mytcd-t eUa4lta4 lot cUuinn'aasav etliMik
Btlliuma sasaeil saty by
Sold and Guarantee Issued Onlyyq,
Riehardsna A Karri n, VhiIeaale
and Retail Droggwts, Greens-,
boie, N. C. .
Iloedlnaa mnHl . ! j .
ft t. pt'-v-r
'iirvalaiU
S efWatldlle,