IIEKDERSQN, X. C.
THUICSUAY, JAN. C, 1887.
THE DEATH OF THE YEAR.
All the Year Round.
A cloud came out of the golrifMi west,
A lell rang over the silent air;
The suu-:xl hurried away to rest,
yiushiu with kisses eacli cloud lie prest,
And, oh: but the day was fair.
"How brightly the year goes out," they said ;
"The glow of the sunset lingers long,
Knowing the year will he over and dead,
Its sad hours "over -its fleet hours lied
With service of even-song."
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now shu iv iue j ear came in, iney sain, i
1 listened and wondered in dusk of night; !
To ine no year that might come instead !
Of the old" friend numbered among the dead
(JoiUd ever.be half so bright. j
The sun-kissed clouds grew pale and gray, (
The Hells hung silent in high mid-air,
Waiting to ring the year away ;
In strains that were ever too glad and gay
For uie as I listened there. ;
Oh, hearts! that beat m a million breasts, j
Oil, lips: that utter the same old phrase,
I wonder that never a sorrow rests
Jn words you utter to friends and guests
In the new year's strange new days!
Is it just the same as it used. to be?
Have new years only a glailder sound?
For ever and always it seems to rue
That mi e.w face can be sweet to see
As the old ones we have found.
There is no colud in the darkened west,
The bell is silent in misty air.
The year has gone to its last long rest,
And I, who loved and who knew it best,
Shall meet it Ciod knows where!
IN OTHER LANDS.
Outline of Political Movement In For
eign Countries.
JANUARY.
1. Burmah was formally annexed to the
British empire.
7. New French cabinet formed, with M.
De Freyeinet at its bead.
21. British parliament opened by the queen
In person.
2rt. An amendment to the queen's address.
Introduced by Mr. Collings, in which regret
was expressed thut no measures had been
suggested for the amelioration of the condi
tion of the Irish tenantry, was passed by a
close vote- after an excited and very personal
debate.
27. Tho Salisbury ministry tendered its
resignation, which was accepted a few days
later.
FEBttCABY.
3. Gladstone and his ministry assumed
chnrRe of the affairs of state.
8. Gladstone announces his new cabinet and
defines his Irish policy.
MARCH.
2. Servia and Bulgaria signed a treaty of
pence at Bucharest.
27. A sensation was created in British
political circles by the withdrawal from tho
cabinet of Messrs. Chamberlain mid Trcvel
yan, who wero succeeded by Mr. James Stuns
lleld and th Earl of Dalhousie.
CI. Tho reiehstag prolonged the anti-Socialist
law two year.
APRIL.
fl. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was
recognized on lif ft governor of Eastern Rou
ntclia by all the powers, except Russia.
7. The Russian landtag passed tho bill con
fiscating all lands m I'osen banging to
l'olcs, and providing for the colonization of
tho province with Germans.
21. Gri veo was ordered by tho powers to
disarm within eight days. Returning en
quivocal answer, tho foreign ministers, on
CJ.:iy (5, announced their intention of leaving
Athens. Hay '.I the foreign fleets blockaded
the sea const, and the ministry at once re
signed. Three days later a new ministry was
formed by M. Valvis, who assumed tho lead
ership. tz. Tho Spanish senatorial elections re
sulted in a sweeping victory for the Minis
terialists. MAT.
21. Now Greek ministry formed by 1L
Trieoupis.
JUNE.
13. Ludwig II, deiosed and insane king
of Bavaria, committed suicide by drowning
in Lako Starnberg. His physician, Dr. Gud
den, lost his life in an effort to rescue his
sovereign.
23. A decree of banishment was issued
ngninst tho French princes, all of whom im
mediately left France.
JULY.
20. Complete returns of tho British parlia
mentary elections aro nil in. Tho figures
t-how: Conservatives, 31; Union Liberals,
7fS; Gladstone Literals, 191 Furnellites, 85
giving a clear Unionist majority of 118.
21. Mr. Gladstone's retirement from the
government accepted by the queen. Lord
Salisbury was at onco summoned by the
queen, and formed a new ministry, which as
fcumed the reins of government Aug. 3.
23. A resolution to emancipate at an early
date the 2f,(HX) slaves remaining in Cuba
passed tho Sanisli chamber of deputies
unanimously.
AUGUST.
1. Tho Republicans of France won an over
whelming victory in the general elections.
21. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was
forced to abdicate. Ho, however, returned
soon afterward and was again crowned.
SEPTEMBER.
4. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was com
pelled by tho czar of Russia to abdicate
again.
10. Tories express great dissatisfaction at
tho action of Gen. Redvers Buller, who was
sent to Ireland to investigate the workings
of tho Land laws.
15. The Russian general, Baron Kaulbars,
was appointed Russian diplomatic agent at
Sofia.
21. Mr. Parnell's Irish Tand bill was de
feated in the British house of commons.
25. The British parliament was prorogued
by tho queen until Nov. 11.
NOVEMBER.
0. Lord mayor's day at London. No dis
turbances of moment occurred, tho Socialists
having been ref use" I er mission to assemble.
DECEMBER.
15. The British government has announced
its intention of issuing a proclamation declar
ing tho Irish National League an illegal con
spiracy. 10i At Loughrea, Ireland, John Dillon, tho
Irish leader, with three others, arrested for
collecting rents under tho League's phm of
campaign. Mr. Dillon is roughly handled by
the ioliee and is remanded for one week.
10. The territory along tho entiro African
coast, between Kiptni and Lamsa, coded to
Germany.
22. Lord Randolph Churchill resigns from
the British ministry. Tho place is offered to
Lord Uartington, who hesitates to accept it.
2S. Eastern war cloud very threatening.
Declaration of war by Russia believed to be
i aim incut. .
WORLD OF SPORTS.
Events of Interest to Persons who Ad
mire Athletics.
Feb. 3. Jack Fogarty was knocked out by
Jack Dempsey, in tweuty-six rounds, at 2ser
.York city, for $G,.')00 and tho middleweight
championship. Feb. 10. Jem Smith and
Alf Greenfield, both of England, fought thir
teen rounds near Chautilly, France. The
referee decided it a draw. March 14. Jack
Dempsey whipped George LeBIanche, tho
Marine," at Larchmont, L. I. The result of
tho fight left Dempsey the undisputed middle
weight champion of the United otates.
Jiarch 23. Tommy Warren defeated Tommy
Barnes . for, the featherweight champion
ship of'tho world, "at Mill Creek, lorty
bix miles from -Louisville, - Ky., in forty
. round. July 5. Peter J. .Nolan brat
Jack Burke, tho "Irish Lad," in eight
rounds at Chester - rk, Cincinnati.
'July St. Jake Kilr&in defeated Jack Ashton. the
, ;Providence womler," iaeiprht rounds at HMge-
whx1 park, Brooklyn. Sept. 18. Jolia L. Su.li-vat)k-featcd
Yank llearld i:i two roiuds fit Al-
IskIk ny City, Fa. Oct. ii. Johnny MeAullflTe, of
Crooklyn, defeated Billy Iazier, of Sonwrville,
' iHass., at Doston, for tho-lifthtweiRlit cliampion-
sliipcf the-'nited States, kuockinij hiin out ia
tb-i twchtv-lirst round: - In tho sam-j riw; Isaac
.Xidr, the'-lielfast Bpiair." defeated Janus K.
- Fuhry.'of -BanRor, Me., ia four rounds, for the
'New England featherweight championship. Nov.
13. Paddy Ryan was knocked out by Juhu I.
. fculliva.u nt tne Mechanjj.'s' l'ayiliiiii, &m 1 run-
cf.-ico, fa CTiree rouiiiTj. ov C2. Tomliiick ZTc
Catfrey knockitl "Sparrow" Golden out of time
l:i eleven rounds at a New Jersey hamlet wit'ain a
fcv.- miles of New Ycrk city.
Jan. Jacob fccliacfcr, tlif? 1-ilii:ml c sport,
defeated i Laurie.- Vignaiix, of Franco. t ier
York. Apr. 3. The Cani!ridff: University boat
crew Leal tlie Oxford crew on tli; 'i'hann s l.ng
land) course from Putney to Mortlake. May 14 -
lien AM wins the Ka iUicv i-ilv. liay !
Myers, the American runner, lt f v-nu-il lK.-orj.. for
tlu third time at fine mi.e, therehy wiiianj;
tlie championship Juno 10.- J li. Hag&iis la:y
colt Ban Fox, with llaywsird up. won tii- On y
Island berby. June ). TJm- Phi itan won i:nm
for first Ia..s fclooj.s in t)i.- E..t-l m wici.tc r.' at
larl)iehi-al, liana. July -2. -Yi-lo ileteaiea llai
uil for th.j rou in cliumjii us.ii; .f Amcri a:i
eolli;;j. a at Sew London. Co:m. i-'v jt. I. Villi:ii
lVuch Ueieulod Joim Ti-emcr t r la s uorl.i a
nqnatie championship, over t;e Thames course,
London, Lupland. fcy-'pt. II. The intenintioual
yacht race was won by the Mayflower, the-America
cup thus remaining in thia country. S. pt. I'..
Oeorffe V. Lt-e. of New Jersey, lx-at"Neil Matter
son, of Australia, on the Thames river. Huland.
iscpt. J. Ueachbeat Gaudaur over tlie Thames
ihainpioiLbip courue, Ionlon, England. Sei t.
IS Tile Mnvflnw-r .-ri tlu mpii IVir irr fl-i44
yachts in the Newport regatta, ricfeatfcig the Gal- I
au-a and 1'uruan. bpt. to. v uiiam lieoch, or
Australia, defeated Vv'allact; r.os for the cham
pionship of th? world over the Thames course,
London, England. Time, :i:vo. Oct. -. W. O.
George defeated Cuniriiins iu a t?n mile foot
race at Birmingham, England. Oct. U. The Chi
cago club won tho League b isebali championship
Iennant; Uio Uticvi club t ok I lie International
ciiampfonKhip, while the St Louis Browns vgain
c.irrit d off tho honors la the American associa
tion. Oct. 21 At St. Louis the St. LouU lirowns,
champions of the American associati u, defeated
the C hicago club, the League cliainjiions, for the
fourth tim", thus winning the world's bascb-Vl
championship and thj entire receipt of tho MX
ga men played. Nov. . Yal'j beat lYineetonat
lo itoall ou tho latter 's grounds by one touchdown,
rrin.eton protested
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Justice Overtaken Now York's Boodle
. Aldermen Other Matters.
Feb. (5. The New York state assembly be
gan investigating the Broadway franchise
grant by the New York aldermen. Fran
chise annulled April 21 on ground that it was
obtained by briliery. March 18. Henry W.
Jaehne, vice-president of tho 188-1 board of
nldemicii, was arrested for accepting a bribo
in connection with the franchise. May 0.
Jaehne convicted and sent to state's prison
for nine yeats and ten months. April 8.
"Boodle" A lderman Miller arrested in Florida,
and loth all the other '84 aldermen who had not
absconded taken in. Oct. 11 Alderman Suyles
forfeited his bond by going to Canada. Nov. 4.
Doodle Alderman McCatie declared insane. Nov.
19. Alderman DufTy and Fullralf turned inform
ers. Nov. S4 Jury ia the ease of Alderman Jic
Qundo disagreeJ. Dee. 6.--McQuade convicted
and sentenced to five years with $5,0OJ lino. A
stay was afterward obtained.
March 3. Express Messenger Kellogg fatally
beaten and S'iJ.x) stolen fro;n tha car near Chi
cago. Oct. SS. Messenger Foth jringhain. on the
St inis and San Francisco railroad, bound and
robljed of O- He was arrested charged with
complicity, but nothing was proven. lee. 11.
Loblxrs go through a train at -Believuo,
near Fort Worth, Tex., despite tho pres
cneo of troops, and secure f.000. Dec.
'S. Pinkerton's detectives arrested three men
supposed to have been implicated in the Fother
ingham express car roboery. It turns out thst
"Jim Cuinuiiags," who has been writing lett.-rs iu
the case, is a Clucago coal dealer named W itrock.
Jan. 8. William II. McNeil, vice-pn sident of
tho Lancaster National bank, defaulted iu &1C0,-u-K)
ami eseai)ed to Canada. Aug. ZO, WUUaia
Grav. Jr., tn-asurer of the Indian Orchard mills,
li..-to;i, defaulted in 81,000.000. Next day he
killed himself. Sept 20. William S. Gould, cash
I t of th-j First National bank, Portland, Me., de
faulted in 8 7,000. Sept. sr.'. George M. Larthol
oin 'w, president of the Charter Oak Life Insur-
nuco company, Hertford, defaulted in 9100.0UO.
Oct. S N. M. NeWd, of J. C. Ferguson & Co.,
dufaulU-d in $1.0 0,0j0 and absconded. Oct. 15.
F. J. ISrad lev, ex-manager of Pullman Car works,
chnrgod with 3 ,0U0 defalcation. Oct. 224. Hiram
J. lenders, confidential clerk of Landers, Lames
&. Co., cf Innianapo4s, absconded with S fOxOO.
Mareh 8. Holland, the Texan, acquitted of the
hiurdjr of Tom Davis, sawdust swindler in New
York. July .Charges preferred against Kollin
M. Squire, commissioner of public works 1:1 New
York, cquire was removed. Contractor Maurice
li. Flymi and Squire were afterward indicted for
conspiracy. August 3. Re". George C. Iladdoek,
prohib'ionist. niurdered in Sioux Falls, lov.a
Oct. U. Edward Solomon, tho composer,
charged with bigamy, was admitted to bail in
London. Nov. 1. Surveyor HansS. Beattie. of
the port of New York, shot by Louis Bieral, a
discharged employe. The wound was not a
severe Olio. ITov. 13. Maxwell, tlie murderer of
Irel.er, convicted ia St. Louis, obtained a further
stay. Nov. li-l The court of appeals having
over-ruled the motion of Uuddenseik. the New
York fchell tenement hou3e builder, convict ;d of
manslaughter, for a new trial, he was taken to
prison.
"Work of the Flames.
Jan. 8. Schooner Mary G. Farr burned off Nw
Jersey coast; eight lost April 17. Galicia
burned; 1S8 lives lost. April 22. Haifa million
of property destroyed on Broadway, New York.
Juno a. Three thousand houses reported burned
at Akita, Japan. June 21. Fifteen persona
burned to death in the New England institute,
Boston. July 5. Stores at Harlem burned; losj
$2CO,C0O. July 28. Theatre burned at Tinner
velly. India; 100 lives lost. Aug. 0. Forest fires
reported in Wisconsin. Aug. 21. Steamer Vera
r-n.l 20 J persons burned on the Volga, Kussia.
Aug. 29. Steamer Daniel Drew burned at Kings
ton Point, N.Y. Oct. 14. Great Are in Eastport,
Me. Oct. 27. Case Scientific school burned at
Cleveland. Oct 31. Two men and $2.0,0J0 of
property destroyed by fire in Chicago. Nov. 23.
Million dollar fire at Duluth, Minn. Dec. (S. One
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollar fire at
Keokuk, Ia Dec. 10. Mississippi river steamer
J. M.White burned near Baton Rouge, La. : thirty
lives lost. Dec. 2a. Million dollar Bteamooat fire
t Cairo, Bis.
Deeds of Daring.
July 11. C. D. Graham floated through the
Niagara whirlpool rapids in a barrel. July 23.
Steve Brodio jumps from the Brooklyn bridge.
Aug. 8. George Ilazlett and William Totts go
safely through the Niagara whirlpool rapids in a
barrel. Aug. 22. William J. Kendall swims
tho whirlpool rapids of Kiagrra. Nov. 7.
Larry Donovan jumps from the new sus
pension bridge at Niagara Falls. Nov. 28. Miss
Sadie, Allen and George Ilazlett go safely through
the Niagara whirlpool rapids in a barrel. Nov.
O. William Kurix dives from tna Brooklyn
bridge.
LOST.
BY E. XORMAX GUXXISOX.
New York Clipper.
"Alas for the rarity of Christian charity
under the sun.
Lost ! lost ! A soul is lost !
Winds of the Winter, tempest tost,
Moan and srroan in your wailing pain.
For the ioul may never be found again.
Tempted, and tried, and turned, it fell
From the heaven of purity, down to hell ;
Turned from home to the dreary street.
No rest, no peace, for the wandering feet
For when the Rubicon once was crost,
Angels shrieked over her: "Lost! lost
lost I"
Out in the street stands the Magdalene,
With her race averted Lncieau: im
xinclean !"
And her gay-clad sisters go sweeping by
Under tlie arch of the Winter sky
Sisters! No! she had stumbled, fell,
Theirs is the Heaven, hers the Hell,
Do you think they would soil one trailing
skirt
To lift up this fallen one from the dirt?
No ! for the head is scornfully tost.
And they whisper each other : "Lost ! lost
lost !
Only a woman more or less
To curse the land she was born to bless
Only a woman sunk in shame.
Cursing her life and her Maker's name.
Onlv a woman Got! above !
Is there room for such in Thy boundless
love?
Sold to a life of deathless pain
For the greed of lut, or the greed of gain
Treading a path with anguish crost
Is this soul forever lost, lost, lost ?
Ist ! lost ! No soul is lost !
Though the chasm be wide, it is bridget
a crost.
And spanned by His infinite love and care
no needs the uttered or silent prayer ;
And the very skiits of this Magdalene,
O scornful sister ! may be more clean
In the eyes All-seeing although you de
ride
Than yours, so stained with unchristian
pride ;
Her draggled soul is a pearl of cost.
Well worth your finding, though lost ! lost
lost !
Lost ! lost ! O Thou who died
That the daikest soul might le purified !
Dost thou sec from your beautiful home on
nign
This wandering one Jneath the Winter sky?
Didst thou see the passion, the pain, the
fall ?
O God ! Thou soe'stand know'st all ;
No erring woman, no sinful man.
Can mr.r the strength f Thy righteous
plan
No son I ever cried from the depths where
tost,
To hear i hee answer Lost ! lost ! lost !
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fhoeK, Hats, etc. Fine line of Gent's.
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um F1I SHOES
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oet, but we do prr pose to sell tht m at
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A. R. ANGLEA.
Henderson, N. C.
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nvine ria'int'a a auminisiraior or i
t'ae estate of James Pendleton Rtparr,
the of Richmond, notice is hereby
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tate of the said Jame Ptnditton Roger,
or to J. P. Rogers t Co., undfr which
firm name decease! conducted business,
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nersonijhaving c'aims asainst said es
tate or firm, will present them for pay
ment within the time pr scribed by law,
or this notice will b plead in bat oftheir
recovery. W M. II. S. BU RG W YX,
Adnrr tf James Pendleton Rogers.
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J. Hiram Goodrich's
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Cheatham's corner" building, next to Coop
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Henderson, N, C.
Ila3 just returned from the Northern
markets where I bought for CASH, a
LARGE STOCK of
G&rv (Roods,
ISTotions, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tinware,
&c, &c, &c.
I also bought a LARCE STOCK of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Such as
MEAT,
MEAL,
FLOUR,
LARP,
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TEA,
CANNED GOODS, Ac, all of whick 1
am determined to sell
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desiring a con 'inn a nee of the same.
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SELL YOUR TOBACCO AT
COOPER'S WAREHOUSE,
HENDERSON, N. C.
Thet -Ajl-wsts Ti-rad ijt
BIG SALES AND HIGHEST PRICES.
Whether First or Last Sale, they Make Prices that Can't be Beaten
and Rarely Equaled.
BP All robaeco put on our floor shall at all times, and under all
circumstances, te sold for it full market value, and we defy any House,
or Houses, in or out of the State, to surpass, or equal our prices qualify
considered. We work for all alike. The best Tobacco sells for the most
money at our IIoue. We are filing TOBACCO, not MEN, and it is our
determination in ihe future, as in the past, to pive equl justice to all, and
sell your Tobacco for th last cent it is worth. Several of the largest Bright
Tobacco Buyers in the U. S. have recently located upon our market, for
this season, and we have now beyond doubt one of the strongest corps of
Leaf Dealers in lheS-uth. Come to see us promptly, while we have an
active market and lively demand for all colory grades. When vou load
your wayon drive on to our House, regnrdless of what wayside drummers
may say, and we will give you a cordial welcome, with good accommoda
tions and full prices for your Tobacco.
D.Y-COOPER-
I" Just arrived, the finest lot of Top and no Top Buggies and Car
riatres ever brought to this market, all of them fully warranted, and for
sale at very reasonable prices. Call to see them before you buy elsewhere.
Luther Sheldon,
SASHES, POOPS AND 0UNDS,
BULD1NGS, BRACKETS, STAIlt RAILS, NEWELS, BUILDERS
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS. QLASS, PUTTY
AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF EVERY DEf-CKiP i ION,
Nos. 16 West Side Market Squire, and 49 Roa ioke Ave.,
Norfolk,
Established in 1870.
JAMES A. O'MEiL,
HENDEKaON, - - Sr. C,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
Full line of Blacksmiths Supplies ; Engineers' Supplies, Pipe and Steam
Fittings; Builders' Supplies, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, &c. In fact we
carry everything in line of CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKERS' and
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, an d BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
Orders taken for the Celebrated
unAMr 1UI lKUi rtALIWU
y . a - f 1 A r - T T T" f t -v -ftTyT
Estimates for any kind of iron work
furnished on application.
Have you used it? If not then you should call for
ALAB A c3 T1 1 IST E I
Tlie new substitute for Paint, Calcimine or Wall Paper. Cheaper than Paint, bet
ter and prettier than Wall Paper, and vastly superior to Whitewash. Cheap and dura"
ble. A full supply oh hand. In all colors. Ask for sample cards.
JAMES A.. O'HSriEIL,
O'NEIL BLOCK, HENDERSON, N. C.
may 131c
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Henderson, N. C.
Wholesale a nd Retail Dealer in
Such a? L'x;tc of all kinds, Lntohe-, B lt., B rts and Hinges. Ar, flatch
HHmmrn, Plane, and Cxrpnt-r3' lool.-, Farm and House Bells',
Plows. Feed Cutlers, Hoes, Shovels and Spades, Window Gla and Putty
Saih, Doors anl Blinds, Paints, Oils and Varnishes Rubber Be'fmfif and
Packing, tf., Ac, dc We have just n-ceived a car load of the Olebrated
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES
AND HEATING STOVES. We puiranfee our Stoves in each instance to
give entire satisfaction or your money will bp refunded. Be ue and call
to see us before purchasing. Cooper Building, OppaJ'e R. ft. L4f ioi.
Blood Purifier.
Virgii -ia.
fo r 29, Je
AND
Carriage and Wagon
MAKERS' SUPPLIES.
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SPOKES, RIMS, HUBS,
IRON, STEEL,
BOLT3, SCREWS, &c.
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D' ALTON k CO.,'
31 Sycamore St.,
PETERSBURG, - - VA.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
PROVISION DEALERS
AND
Commission Merchants",
Keep on hand a larg, well assorted
stock, and would be pleased to
open correspondence.
Dupont's Powder Agency
sept 2 -6 1.
EXCELSIOR
C00KST0VES
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AMD HHPS
ILL PURCHASERS CAR EE SUITED
MAHUFACTURSD BY
Isaac LSheppard Co.,BaItimore,Id.
AND FOU 8AIJS BY
J, L. H. MUsillier
HENDERSON - - - N. C
SMHE LIGHT RUIUIIIIO-
SEWING'MAGHINB
HAS NO EQUAL.
PERFECr SATISFACTION
Hei HtBBSeiisiMadsiiisCoJ
ORANQC, f.lASS.- i
30 Union Square, N.Y. Chk2j5.Il St. Louis, M.
Atlanta, 6a. Danas.Tesu San FranctKa, CaL
BALfiZl
E. G. DAVIS,
SALES AGENT
Henderson. N. C
EXCELSIOR
f
THK EXCELS TOR TOOK STO K
M anufacturt-d by tbe celebrated
STOVE WORKS
OF ISAAC A. SUEPPARD A CO.,1
BALTIMORE, Md.
Are the best on tbe Market Seventeen
different varieties manufactured
in four series, of
' DIFFERENT SIZES
AudPrces
TO SUIT ALL PURCIIASEHS
The Excelsior
Combines tbe following leading fea
cures, possessed by no other Cook Stove
in tbe market? wood Door at k.cu
End of tire box, Dam per and Automatic
Oven fbelf working on eitber side of
stove, so tnat tbe stove le uel
equally well from' eitber aide. Lare
lop, vmo Deavj ring covers oor.tii
rosHpiefes, and patent reversible k-
burinc lonir crospiece. ' Lnrve bioilioc
door, sliding fire doors, with eitber lllu-
miirated or rloxed pHiiels, as dea!red.
Swing Heartbplate. dropping into placa
rlusu witu tbe n-artu, lilting urxte and
Swirging Flue Top. Tbe Fluea are large
and easily kept clean. Tbe Damper cab
be rt-sdily replaced at any time witbout
removing tbe top. Four sites have Drop
Shelves and Oalvaniad Towel Racka
attached.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of tbe above name
Stoves Heaters
And Ranges, etc.,
In (stock and for sale at MANUFAC
TURERS' PRICES. '
"MOORE COUNTY GRIT"
Th bet MillftoM In th. Warli ft Table Meal.
Simpl at Mat oa applicatiom. . Ri4 tnr priM
PoruU C"n Milli, Uprr J I W Bnw mm Hill
(t'lnn. wu irnu t,r Knsrinrw, lnrr,iw
-Mill. ( lioi PU-ert. hnuig.
for' Holirr-AlWI latfit hich m Wj7jeu
for th miller ia ry barrel uf near iw .
Write tata ba ym aai ad ternu jroa wih to in u
Gir refenacM. AddreM. r.artk C'araliati 9IiU
tone frk-, Mwun dv-, . v.