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tlonnt Air, N. 0., il.r. 19, 1890.
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Kntire) attn Port omva at Mount AlfJ.N.C,
anoonl-uiiiauiil mauer.
Eipinox to-daj, to-uiorrow and
next d?s
The Stiite Convention of tlio V.
M. 0. A. motaln Charlotto to day.
Tolk Miller's lectures are draw
ing big hoiiBCK everywhere ho rocb.
The YciKTiiulan disturbance is
to be amicably settled in a abort
tiino.
The Democratic delegates to the
National Convention from the Dis
trict of Columbia are far free Bilver.
The comet that was to striko the
earth last Saturday (ailed to put in
its appearance. Benwitionaliein,
that.
The "school boys" in Spain are
etill disturbing the peace About
live hundred of thorn ought to be
farmed out a sonaon or two.
t - 1 !
W. H. Huntington, who has con
fessed, robbed his employers,
Childs, Uroff & Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio, of the snug little sum of
$100,000. The house has tnado an
assignment. Next.
Since February 14th William
Lane, a well known whtto resident
of Newborn, had boon missing. A
fisherman has found his body in
the Neuee river. An inquest re
veals the tact that he was not
drowned. There are evidences of
mnrdor.
In the U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals, Harriet Monroe has been
awarded $5,000 against the New
York World, for damages, for un
lawfully publishing a poem written
by the plaintiff to be delivered on
the occasion of tha dedication of
the Columbian Exposition in Chi
cago. The recent decline in Southern
Railway stock and bonds is under
stood to have been due to sales by
members of the syndicate formed
to underwrite the Richmond re
organization plan. A few days ago
a call was made upon the syudicate
members for the remainder of their
subscriptions due, amounting to 30
per cent.
A man named Finch was killed
by the Seaboard Air-Lino train
about a mile from the limits of
Henderson. He is said to have
beon drinking, and is supposed to
have bceu walking on the track.
The train struck him in a cut. The
body was found lying beside the
track, as we learn from the News
and Observer.
The scenes in the Kentucky
Legislature are disgraceful beyond
description, and the people aro now
abusing the Governor of that State
for calling out the troops to stop
the "State House war" that has
boon going on for the past few days.
Impeachment is talked of and we
do not know where the fuse will
end. These things are a shame and
disgrace and should stop, Senator
cr no Senator.
Arthur Duestrow, the millionaire
who killed his wife and three-year
old son in St. Louis two years ago,
was sentenced by Jndge Hirzel to
die on April 22nd. Dnestrow was
in court when the sentence was
passed, no merely smiled as the
J udge named the date for tho exe
cution and after light:ng a cigarette,
left tho court room in company
with Sheriff Terry. He will be
returned to the jail in St. Louis for
sato keeping.
Why Timet Arc Hrd.
The N ews and Observer has the
following on a subject that just
fcow interests everybody :
Mr. Brodie L. Duke, of Durham,
who was in Raleigh yesterday, says
that business will out improve until
Congress quits cultivating every
other country's patch and gaos to
attending to business that effects
tho United States. "I had a letter
a lew days ago," said Mr. Duke,
"from a businessman of prominence
in the North, and he accounted for
the present dull times on the idea
that much war talk in Congress had
made capital timid, and had made
men at raid to turn loose their
money."
Mr. Duke thinks if Congress
would confine itselt to legislation
affecting the people of the United
Stitct, and qnit trying to regulate
S-nth America, Ytneznela, Cuba,
Srio, Hawaii und other countries
with which they have nothing to
dj, there would be a better chance
for god time Id maoolactQrig
as i in luioe.
Meadow Creek Matters.
Tho recent iricrewso in population
here in this section, of which I have
made mention in my former com
munications, would naturally cauf-e
improvement in other lines of btifci
IK'Sfl.
Tho "big glades" section, which
heretofore lus been thought almost
worthless for fanning larids.is Iwlng
improved and several new house
are in course of erection, somo of
which aro: One by Howard Wood,
one by Noah Alien and one by
Wesley Schoat; all will soon be
ready for occupaney.
iWrnastcr Cox, of this place,
has again lowered his dig iity its a
public servant and as an olllcial by
n moving the otlic j from its former
site to Mr. Richard Lovt's, more
than a hull milo d stant and I am
informed without tho required ap
proval of tho Fob to fllce Department
which in in much Ices public and
st.itablo place. The patro is of the
ollico should enter protest and have
it changed to a tin resnitablo place,
say at Jennings' Mill. This re
moval has practically cut off the
Higgins postolllee of being supplied
by the carrier and tho goc d people
ot mat section are loicm to go
some distance to the Uoil Creek
oilice for their mail. Such acts, as
well ss such oflicials, v e think
should bo severely condemed and
it would bo a disgrace to tolerate
such longer.
A new boarder a boy at the
home of Mr. Charlie Davie1, recent
ly, which causes a broad smile; aloo
ono at Mr. Spot Jenning' a girl
neither havo any inclination to
leave, for the present at hatst.
11.
Meadow Creek, Va., Mar. 10, '!.
.
rioting Excrcisei of Salem Public School,
Mr. Eiutor : If you will allow
me space in your columns. I will say
a few words about tho closing ex
ercises of Mr. 0. L. Atkins' school
at Salem, about tour miles north
of Mount Airy, which took place
recently. It was a very pleabant
occasion to all present, and the very
best order prevailed, although the
crowd was large. Tho exercises
were interesting. The good train
ing and apt instructions of their
moist worthy teajher were clearly
exemplified in each student. The
whole programme was rather "a
plea" for temperance, and a little
monotonous, though it would be
weli, we think, were there more
"temperance cranks" to teach the
young tho terrible effects ofttrong
drink." There were two Demorett
Medal contests. Mr. Rural Jackson
and Miss Lizzie Satterfield were
tho happy winners. Prof. Craven,
of Mount Airy, who awa'ded the
girls' medal and other prizes, made
a short but appropriate t; lk. He,
also, we suppose, made a good itn
prcssion upon some of the girls, for
they say that "he is tho most hand
some man they ever saw." Every
one "laired sumptuous" for the
good eatables were abund: nt. We
appreciate your kindness, good peo
ple, and hope to enjoy ano her such
occasion with you in he near
future. A Visitor.
News From Consent,
Editor News : Earners are
busy peparing their land for a big
crop of corn and tobacco.
Mr. G. W. Hart and Mr. W. R.
Smith, of Smith, N. C, passed
through our village U-day for
Stuart, Ya. Wonder what carries
them over?
The writer had the pleasure of
attending the exhibition a'. Croasy's
Chapel the 13th, The students
acted well their parts. A sermon
by our colored brother was tine.
Mr. W. E. Handy paid our town
a visit not many days since. Come
again, Mr. Handy.
Mr. B. A. Handy reports trade
dull, but eggs are a legal tender at
this place.
We regret to see Mr. Cap Tatum
on the sick list but hope he will
soon recover. II.
Consent, Ya., March 14th.
The Horse Doomed.
What is to become of the horses
and mules ! Will they die out for
the want of appreciation ? We saw
recently that in a New England
State horses were selling for f 1.50
and a little higher. They are
slaughtered in the West for food.
The bicycle and the electric cars
arc aiding hs.d times to diminish
both value and number while the
horseless conveyances, are coming
rapidly into ne. It is rettlly a se
rious matter. Since lB'.H) the num
ber of horses has increased tt 10,220,
but their value has fallen off $177,
58S.140. The nnmber of mules has
decreased 112,081, while their ag
gregate value has decreased $7U,
lS(J,f42. Tlru shows a shrinkage
of value of horses and mules of
nearly 45 per cent, in five years. A
comparison with lb!2 would be
Mill more striking. The value ot
horses and mules then wat f 1.1S2,
000,000. Now it is $003,0' (0,000, H'
h ss of $579,000,000, or rearly 50
pr cent, in three years. When is
this to stop ! If it continues horse
breeding will become a thing of
the pat and like the bnlValo will
d sappear. Wil. Measeng r.
Li voir 01
IJke blhouaneai, ay tpepala, head -he, eono
pallna. ftnur etnntaeh. u dleejtioo promptly
eurw! by Bood't PilU. They do thrir work
run
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Rev. Francis I. Clark's New Book,
Our Joortej Around tbe World.
This h;g i!y instinctive add len
didly illustrated volume i a rr ord
of a recent jourtit y around the
world, by IN v. Francis E. Clark,
1). D., President or tho United
Societies of Christian Einh-avor,
and his wife. Throughout the long
journey, which oeeiipioif more than
a yesr, ind covered marly fifty
thousand miles by sea and land,
they enjoyed rare opportunities tor
obxervaiion and study. It is ono
of tho ni'-st v!i!t'!n lnHikii ever
issued by tho American press.
The render is personally conduct
ed through Anatialia, India, China,
Japan, Egypt, Palestine, Turkey,
and many other lands. We see
these com. tries through American
eyes, and obtain a perfectly clear
view of them and their people, sup
plemented bv two hundred and
twenty sp'enclid illustration! from
photographs, most of which were
taken by Dr. Clark himsolf; tor he
carried a complete photographic
outfit with him.
Dr. Clark wai ono of tho last
Americans to travel through China
ani Japan before the war between
IhcHO countries was begun. In this
rare volume ho gives ne the latest
and beat insight into the daily life
of a Chinaman in his own country;
his favorite food and odd dishes;
opium fiends and their ways; tho
singular rites witnessed in the tem
ples; tho public execution of crim
inal; Chinese farms and farming;
tho seamy side ot Chinoso life; Jap
anese acrobats and their wonderful
performances; Japanese life, queer
customs, sit, wonderful skill, etc ,
tho burning ghats of India, where
the bodies ot the dead are consumed
on huge piles nf wood (a ceremonv
IK OWrk witnifliM'd); tho Towers
of Silence where the dead aro cx
posed to bo devoured by thousands
of waiting vultures that constantly
sit on tho walls; woiideitnl nativo
jugglers, fearless snake charmers
and fakirs tlieso are but a few of
hundreds of interesting topics pre
scnted.
Their route led across the land
that Joseph gave to his father and
brethren; past the very fields where
the Israelites nude bricks without
straw, and along thehighways where
once rolled the chariots of the rha
raohs. The story of the discovery
of tho mummy of the Pharaoh who
oppressed tho children of Israel, is
wonderfully interesting. It was
found among those of forty other
mummies of kings, queens, and pun
ces in tho royal mor'.nary chamber
in tho lheban llil:s, and the iden
tification ot Pharaoh is complete.
Illustrations from photog 'arms show
where the mummy was found, and
others give full-length profile, and
trOnt views of this ancier.t king who
wrs contemporary with Moses and
reigned in Bible imcs, thus enabling
nil .-, !nu l.-i ti PI, aro. .1, n.;V.A
nil vumu jiiDittir.v a iminiMi ju'iiu,
A joun ey was made of hundreds
of miles in an old spring wagon
acrosBTui key an 1 .rmer ia, through
an unknown country, infested by
robbers and lu-stile n -Hives, the
scene of the late horrible masacrei?
of Armenians by Turks and
Khurds. Dr. C'h.rk was tho last
Christian to travel across those coun
tries before these terrible massacres
were pcrp otrated. The s'ory of this
perilous fip is lull of thiilling in
terest and exciting adventures.
Mrs. Clark accompanied her bus
band everywhere. She draws a vi vid
picture of life in ,'ar-off lands, "As
seen through a Woman's Eves."
Her narrative is packed with anec
dotes, incidents, and personal expe
riences. Her story of the long
journey in the wagon is highly en
tertaining, its privations and peiils,
CRieeially to a woman, being many.
She was the only woman in the
party, which consisted of herself
and seven men.
Dr. Clark's name is a familiar
household word, and his fame as
President of the United Societies of
Christian Endeavor, with its two
and one half million members, has
extended to every corner of the
world. Many distinguished persons
urged turn to write this book. 1 hey
knew that he hud acquired in this
remaikable journey a wealth of ma
terial which, with his nniqno collec
tion of photographs, would makeone
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It contains steel-plate portraits of
Dr. Clark and ot his wife, from re
cent photographs; a large map, ex
hibiting the whole world at a single
glance, showing the author' journ
ey from the beginning to the end,
and 220 tino illustrations, from
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We do not know when (UO pages
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guarantee of the excellent of thu
volume. -
A. L. MeEntire, w ho is a colored
man and a brother of Edmor.d Me
Entire, mIo is well known in this
place, is canvassing for above took
and is selling a goodly number. Ho
will call on you. We have sub
seritted lor a copy.
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Will bo in Greensboro. Wednes
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All dntrirlatl Mil Rrntt' Fmulilsa.
T-vo hn - w rintnm1 1'
voir A noWNB, Ch.mliU, Nfw V.-
Round Peak RippleJ.
Squire William Guiding had the
remains of his son. ( 'til u tubus, who
died at Oldtown, Va., some 8 or 10
years ago, removed to Zinn Hill
Church, near this place, a few days
ago.-
Mr. Sid Marshall, who went from
this section recently to I'aticrson's
Mines, a, happened to a very
serious accident by getting his leg
badly crushed, so much so that am
putation was necessary. There are
doubts of his recovery.
Mr. Gnnville Hooker's new resi
dence is nearing completion and
will soon bo ready to be occupied.
Messrs. 1 lodge and Uobertson
contemplato moving their steam
saw mill shortly from its present
site to a point near Mr. T. A. York's.
They seem to have done a very sue.
cesstul business hero and we hope
their new site may prove ss much.
M iss Ellen Hooker, who has been
snllcring very much for somo time
pest, of bronchitis, we are glad fc
state is improving slowly and hopes
are entertained now of her recovery.
)n tho 1 2th in.-t., at tl e home of
the bride's parent's, neat-here, M;ss
Katie Marshall was happily married
to Mr. Kdgar iuiith, of I.one ('eilar,
Va., Kov. W. II. Beamer, otl'uiat
ing. We tender our cotitrstula
tions and hope the barque which
bears them across the sea of lite
may meet only fair winds till it
Btrikes anchor at last on the golden
sands of the farther shore, and that
the hearts now linked may live and
love forever on the sunlit shore of
eternal rest. Hex.
Hound 1'eak, March 14th, lbOO.
Entertainment at Ounnagan School House.
On Friday morning, March Oth,
a large crowd gathered at the above
named school house to witness tho
closing exercises of the school
taught by Mr. Hay Norman, of Copc
land. The entertainment was very
interesting and highly enjoyed by
all present. The noble looking lit
tle lioys spoke almost like men.
There were several excellent reci
tations by the young ladies of the
school; there were also some splen
did declamations by the young men.
Excellent music was furnished bv
Messrs. Armstrong and Wall. Ad
dresses were delivered by Jasper S.
Atkinson and John Wall. We
think that it wil! compare most
tavorably with any enter tsinmcnt
of its kind in the country. Dinner
was spread on the grounds and the
writer, with many others, did them
selves justice Visitor.
March 10th, 1S00
Whea Baby was akk, we gmvr her Oaatoria.
Whn awmtt Child, ahe cried for CaatorU.
WVfl ahe became Vtaa, ie clung to Castorbk
When ahe had Children, aha gave them Oaatoria
The (tjldsboro Headlight ssvs:
The six ycar-old daughter of Mrs.
I'ettie Smith accidentally caught on
fire Friday morning, and was so
badly burned that she died about 2
o'clock that afternoon.
Trove the merit of Html't Hunuiparllla pcul-
llve, prrfeet, emaiient ("urea.
Cur of arniful In aeerest forma, like
a"itre. nwrlled heck., ruuumg hifea. lili
dnrae. nirea !n the eye.
Cure of Salt IMieum, with Its Intense Itah'ng
anil btinilim. aealil head, ti-tter, etc.
Cure of Itollv, I'ltnple. and all other erup
tion due to Impure blood.
Cures of Dyipenila and othr tron!le where
a (rood stomnch tonic neeiled.
Cures l Kheui JOnm. where patients wereun-
atile to work or walk for week.
Cures of Catarrh by expellliiR the Impurities
whleh ea!!e and ir.ntalti the disease.
Cures of Nervousness by properly tnnlnir and
feeding the nerres upon pure blood.
Cures of That Tired Feellna- by restoring
strength, heud for book ol eres by
Kloodi's
Sarsaparilla
To C. 1. Hood At Co.. Proprietors. I.owell. Masa.
are Ote best after-iliiinei
MOOd S I lUS pilla, aid ditestio. 2ie
Relief in Six Hours. '
Pidtresslng Kiitney and (ilailder diee
rellered ia aix honra by the "'ew Great
8onth Arvan Kulnej ate." 1 his new
remedy is a preat surf rise on kroennt ol it
eitei!ine pr. iiiptii. in renes-iui; pma ia
the tilailil'-r, kiilnera, lv-k and every psrt
t the urinary passage in male or female:.
It relieves retention of water ami jwiu in
passing It altii'Ml tniuiediattdv . If vnu
want qoick relief and rnre tl.is hi yoxir
remetlv. Sold by Taylor Banner, lrtig.
gtsta, Mxmt Airy, K.
Tno. FAWf trr, K. ?. !ityn. 'J a: If. PrAaoaa. M.L. Fc iTt
1'P'ci'li'iit. 1st Vivo President. 2nd Vice Prrsident, (,'ashlntr
FIRST NATIONAL DAHK OF f.lT. Aiiw.
IX OIU'OUATI O. t'RpMHl, $.10,000, PhM t
IMRBGTORS.
Tho Kseitt J. II Pnrjtr, M. I,. Kaweett, It. i. riwjrn, C. !.. flanks.
This bank s"l: it th ni'i'oiims of Merchants, Mfimifnctim'rs Farmers ano
Individuals. TIip acciuiritu of th MerelinnUlorntetJ In towns ailiacent rwelved
on favorahle terms. 'I lip funds of our tiimtoniHra are aecured iijr two hurar
inx'f steel client and tlm Yule Tim lt'k. Intercut allowed oil Havings I)t'oitl.
G. J. LACKEY'S
(Slothing Storen
U BLUE RIDjtE Wtf BLOCK Ht. Airy.
JJ r.VHrytliiiiK In my line bought for rash, consequently prices for Clothing
of KVEllY DICSClill'TION are as low an those of any other clothing store In
the country, (live mo a trial.
!n Memoriam,
On the morning of the tiih itud.,
tbe jilein-ant homo of Mr. Eugene
T. Me.Micklc, near thi place, waa
gliroiiiled in gloom by the death of
Mr. McMickle'a loving wife, Flora,
who died about 7 o'clock, in her
5S:b year, of heart failure. Her
mitiih n name wa 1'lalY and waa
raised near l'fnlTiown, Forsyth
county. Her parenta later moving
to Salem, where ahe met Mr. Me
Miekle, afterwards marrying him,
which event took place about ecven
years ago.
They soon afterwards moved to
rhia place, and have reeided hero
ever since. Their union waa bit aed
w ith tour children, all of whom ur
vive her. Shu profed faith in
Ch.-ixt while jnite young and joined
the Melliodlrt church ot which she
remained a lnithfiil and eotiaiatent
member until her death. She waa
an obedient daughter, a kind wile
and an allV-ctioiiate mother. A
pleraant home it al lened, a place
made vacant that can never las
filled. The bereaved have our ten
der sympathy and we point with
pride "and bow with humble 6nb
inieMon to the will of "Him wlr
doelh all things well," believing
lie will rin-ttiii tliem in this their
(ore bereavement. A IkikN'o.
KdwanUille, N.C., Much 13, 'M'.
Mrs. Anna Gage, wile ol Ex
Depuly U. S. Marshal,
Calumbus, Kin., says i
JT"V" ssav "I wasdoliverod
. TWINS n
le.s thnn 20 inin
ulos and with
acareely any pain
aftr using only
two bottles of
S1iJS FRIEND"
DID NOT SOTFE AFTERWAHD.
Iir-Henl by Fvpressor Mali, on rweriM of nrlre.
!. per bottle. Book "TO MoTtlKHs"
nsltetl frte.
BEinnl l D EKit UTOB CO., ATLANTA, 6A.
SOLD IY ALL DRUCfilSTS.
Big Premium Sa'e of Bright Leaf Tobacco,
Richmond, Va.
The greatest niesMire of success at
tended Una 1'remiiini Snle, which lsstffl
two days, ini-teitd of ow, villi a larpe
number of the moKt solid nlanternof
Virginia, Nurlh Carolina and South
Carolina coinpetiiiK for llie prizeg.
Mr. V. V. . Land, of Littleton, N. C,
who lias been using Acme Fertilizer
for the ,mst four yenrs, took the follow
ing premiums at this bin Premium Sale
on the LNih nml of January, lhfttl:
jst P.richt Matmirany WrnjiiH-rs V.
V. Land, t'b cash.
2nd IiriKht Maliojiany Wrappers V.
W. Land 1 Saddle.
1st Park Mahogany-V. W. Land
(50 ensh.
1st flitters V. W. I and .Ml cash.
1st English Strips fX Cash.
d Ktit'lish Strips Churn.
Hrd Knglish Mrips $5 Plow.
Any one hogshead bri;ie;ii,n highest
average jirice i Mr. Lati'1 got average of
47 '...c. per lb for this hogsjienil i f'Joi-aah.
Atiy one hogshead bringing the must
dollars (Mr. Land received for this
hi.gsh-ad $412 ti) J5 ensh.
Mr. S. L, Cciey, of Wltitakers, N. C,
who also used Acme Fertilizer, took
for 2d Lemon Wrappers, 2U overcoat.
For 2d Smfikers AS liurean.
Mr. Land tiaik 9 preniiums, auiount
ing to -'Ml, and Mr. f. took 2 premiums
amount ing to -'h ; thus "Acme Fertili
zer" took 11 premiums, amouniirg to
A;io8 out of a total of 25 premiums,
amounting to VKJ SO orti-reU hv all of
the three warehouses at the Premium
hale. Mr. Land and Mr. Coley took
nearly everything in sight, and they
were the only planters competing at
this sale who used Acme lerfiiter.
No dotilit, hud there lieen others who
used this guano, Ihey would hae swept
the Hoard.
The editor of the Southern Tobacco
nist A Manufacturer Lecoril.in writing
of Mr. Land's sale, fays: "There waa
nothing t compare with this crop in
price or finality. It sold on its merits
The premiums were awarde'l by one
party, samples drawn by another, and
the sale tiwik place before the premium
award. The rich, silky, !ine-tibred,
spready. bright and mahogany leaves of
Mr Land's crop, made with Acme Fer
tilizer, were as dist inguishalile from
that of other planters as leather U from
home-tanned sheep-skin.
Analysis of "Acme Fertilizer" for to
bacco by lr. battle, Slate Chemist.
Atailabie Phy. Aeid, per cent ; Am
monia, 'i 11 percent.; Potash, 252 per
cent. Very high. Price lower than
others. A good atrent wanted in every
neighborli.wid. I '? "Acme." Take no
ot her.
W. K White, the representative of
"Acme tiuano Co.,-' will ts? in this fer
tion in a few day.. Address him care
of Hotel Jones, Winston, N.C.
awt its r enmm
Tn Twr EtMTf ; I hive an
remeorv for Comumpuon. By It? timely a
thousands of hiselea rws hav been ire.l r
perrrttnenllv cured So proof-rositiv am I
of la powtr that I comider It m duty to
Ui raw h'tlln f-tt to those fat jrrmr mm
who hive Owsumrion,"nirrat. Bronchial e
Lune Troobat. it thfy will wnte me tlaslr
eprei iv.1 rv-rfiice atVrrn. Sirtrerftv.
t. A- KjUCnc K C, in rear! it- knr Tart.
Mr- Th res.ml swt fswrtess smi wis "at f
spy
law'
fiiiiei
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WIS
To fail to tne attention of the people nl Mount
Alrj and siiriomidlng con itry that e
Mill hate
The Best Supply of Pore Dregs,
Vn fflflres, hs-mtrals. Toilet Article. 1'sleni
Metllrinea, Ac. Ac . to he found In Hurry
fount)-, and iha' we want an!
late Yonr Mi
We do not sell ' hesp Juhn" goods and do not
rsy weaenjnn at hear Ji hn prtcea,
hut. we do say we give you
THE BEST
Thst can be hoin,hl and si ll thi-m to yon at
reasonaiile prlf. s. Ma esperially wish
to call attehilim in our supply o(
TRUSSES.
If yon nerd one don't fall to come to see ns. We
have alt styles and slr.ca snd wiih a long en
perlci ce can adjust one to Ml where It a
cure la posMoie yon will certainly be
rurcd. Alsolf you t eed a pa'rof
spectacle we have an
at'imdance of
I
And we cinnoi Ruftlfif nf ly iifK'e the Importance
01 hui Ink the tn t whi n Ihe delicate orvan
of slKlitrafci'i-erned. lJist hut not least,
we wish to call attention to the fact
ttml we aiu nrtpar-d to till your
liiinlly rt'ceipm ai n physicians'
prcM-rlpltuns
With Skill and Accnracy,
VMih ten vesrs' practical expert-ne tn your
luiii... mm a .itiiiuiis I II "lie IH I lie
Iji si o.llctf, s n( liisruia y in the Culled
Mules, r e 'lure -My no unc will hesi
tate to put Hie m.-st iimcni! or
liitrlcnfc pns.Ti,.;!-in In
m r hands.
Very Truly,
TAYLOR & BANNER.
tafiaM
J t) W i 1J.J7V.1 X, r
Jy PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C,
mai-ra m if
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
J NOTIONS,
5 FURNITURE, FERTILIZER
D THK CKl.t naTKII
i Domestic Sewing Machine, f
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The Best on the rket.
fefios and faUs Alwavs id If aod.
I'ROfKIKTOIt or
Q Pilot Mountain Livery Stable
AND ntALES IK
LUMBER
i And:-: Building :-: Material.
ALSO COHEICM AND BlILDEt
VALUABLE
iica
I a. I a
I wisli to soli ptivHtely my twe
aiory, 7 room d 'veiling house, hih!
3 room r-toro honnc, corner Main nnd
Ilaml'llt j; HI reel.
Cull early or 5 011 mihi lone a har
i;ain. Tno lot is lurra und hns one
irood sjri ne on it. There is 11 good
ci-Hur under thonlore, nlso new
'"rlrty t on the lot.
M r. Wm. Ohikfith.
March 3rd, lS;iC-2m
7. II. SIUFSON,
BROKER
Representing Fl'teen Houaei On All
the Best Msrketa.
Everything in Heavy and fancy Gro
ceries, Fruits and Confections.
Lowest market prices piven. Office in
Joyce rtliK-tt, at head of steps, on rieTht
hand aide, fronting on Main Street.
'Out-of-town Merchants will
please call or w rite for delivered price
on all kinds of groceries..
Visitinp and Country Merchant cor
dial! invited to rail at ottice.
Unt1 n4 A Tuition in
ClllLUlI. mercantile emlab
lislmimit tiy a younjj mnn ol enerj
i. d prvod huwineas qiin'ilicalions.
Good n-terenee ciren. A tdr.-ss.
ISOX Nil 15, "B. It."
.letferwoi,, N. C.
WANTED.
A House or 1'i.rtr to rrprfwnt
n, and take order for Fikb IVstom
I mrsiifj. Kor rarticulara address
MAkkM AriMll.l I, Brtsadway and
Mnth treet, ew York.
Rca Estate lr Sale !
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'Qj.iJXiI.LaLi
CARTLAND,x
Tie Hani Tailor,
a -OF GREENSBORO, N. C,
HAS :-: RECEIVED :: SPRING :: STYLES.
. u. Tint 1 irasT
Imported
ClioviolH,
m
EBEH
Vicniifvsi
rrricots,
WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
Has Cluett, Coon & Co's popular brand ot Shirt,
Dress Negligee Chcvoit Underwear, Canes and
Umbrellas.
11. II. CART LAND,
mc cniITU CI M 5TRTFT r.RFriilSRfiRn N C.
J.j IUV VUVIII UUHI UMH.LI,
1.1 All WaiIm
Wilier Works lor Mount Airv Settled
.VES!.
THERE IS NO QUESTION OF DOUBT ABOUT THAT.
THERE ARE OTlilACTSliliE CONSIDERED.
Houston's Drug Store
Is the projier ilaeo to buy your I'rus, Modicinca, Toilet Articles, &
f Pur Pnijja aro SiandtirJ. We iiso the purest
nu'dii'itic in com)Otirulinj.
PHYSICIANS PHESCIUPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Wo d iti'l claim t run n "(.'heap Jfdin Druij Store." but our pneca aro lo
when we c-onaider the quality of jjoiiIh aolil. The aiM-rel 10 all this in
wo sell f.ir('h. (Juu-k falea arid then why not take short profit!
An olii, rusty, ilateles", facelesa penny in rapid cti cutntion is
worth more to tn than n sl-iw, sluiah, ' longtime d l
ltir." Uottrtoii'H DrtiK Store carries all that 3011
eun rail for in an
"UP TO DATE PHARMACY."
Give 11 a cull, lhin't forget llie iilaco. A trial will vonvinre ynu that
women IihI we say. Kcorythinjj New, Frooh anil Neat.
Thanking you for pant patronage
Truly, D. A. HOUSTON,
Blue Ridge Inn Block, . Mount Airy, N. C.
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Planters' Warehouse,
MOUNT AIRY, "NT. CM
FOR WHICH HIGHEST MARKET PRICES WILL BE PAID!
Th a Warehouse- la 'oet-1 la ttiebnlnei prt of town enovenlent t.ttie Rank ami the le;it:r.
.Inhhrra. It Is situated within a te BteW or l.wlna Tlllei l-al lluuoe I'm her httlora Tip
tiareo r'ai'turi am the mammoth ToMon Workit of Mparer Una., and tn tael -vaveiilent lo all
our IwbaeiX) nieu. oi'nldeH which we have the
Best Accommodations for Man and Stock of any Housein the State.
our mnw tho first or October hae bn almot don til.' nny two warvhtMnek tb Ho'int Aln .
wb.oh In stnmi v ltkot Uiit
THE PLAN'TEltS1 IS THE PLACE TO SELL!
Mr. J. A. waim our auctioneer. I reli-lcnown aaone of the r't In the stale. Mr K P all
Is our rVrnk k-eeer. LI' h laa vHHrutee thai our Vt lli lie a.vurulelv kern. nr. w T llavne.
ot Patrlclc rounly. Va . r'l"or Wa .kr; K A. News .111 ot Hion-a coiintv. Mtht Wale. run and
N. W. Brow 1 uperlnteti'la the aale of er.'r pile "I Tutiami pui on our Ouor and aeeathaili
hrltlCT Kull Murkel alue.
r-l e have .me of the hei Arratiee1 Batementa for atorlnir and ordering Tmiaeeo to be t.ntnd
anvm-here. in urn need noi feur when you a art tn Mount Alrv with your Tutaucd, till dn. t
the 1'I.ANTKItrV wnere y u will reivive Ihe very het. aiwuiimiMlnifoim.
iw all Totwcoi aUlppe'l to or leli In our rare will receive our ery beat atii-ntii.n. Came and
aee na while 111 tnwu. wueiher you have tnii:uvo or not.
Thaiiklnir one and alitor the very llherai p.tri'.atfe irlven in In the raia! aad pled enn? our
aelvea to alwav he on bnd to look alter the luiereai.!i ul our euauimeta; a we very well know
that our Intent.! are our Interest.
Your friends,
, Stone
1$ 'ril
t ' f i .- a
Farmers, Don't Forget!
Graves' Warehouse,
Corner Main and Rockford Streets,
la the place to get the biglieet market price fur your tobaaeo; lite b aceo mad vm
for hoh youraeUe and yoar atix-k ; the aaost oonreaient kieation to the atnrew
ami iht bauk, whieh ne time tu yon. We ar a;a on band to
LOOI AFTER YOUR INTERESTS Al COIIFORTS,
And Bbov all, to aee that very pound of your tobaeea ia dUplayod an tha It tt)uf
Ihe KULL MAKKET I'RICE. Thanking ?oj for the ah.ee of Wo.,. fmt
haw b fit to ntroi oa within the jwwt, and aolii Itii . otinoa
tiua of tb liae, are,
YOUR FRE.ND8,
Graves Warehouse Co.
Tartie dwiritiif Typewntnut iki
Short llantl work diiti trill do wM
to call on W. D. Ilrown at Gw. V.
Sparpr'i t.ffiee. Irirc reasotable.
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Leaf Tobacco
MT. AIBY MARBLE WORKS.
Mount Airy, N.O.
W. 0. HAYNES I CO , Propnetdn.
liieKaillsHraiiMoiiils
I Torubstor.r. Iron Fencing,
or Karcic for EnilfliEi Pirimic.
fr Itt and pnvn v mil und f-mtiw our
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