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Moupt Airy, N. 0., My 11, 1890.
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a aucouu-osaaamau aaer.
The Silver Tarty 1.rb started a
paper t Wilmington, known r tlio
Now Era.
Tho wheat crop io tlio western
part of the State is cut short by tha
dry weather.
wiwwiimwri miiiii fT
Ths Republican, of Burry held
their convention at Dobson last
Friday and appointed delegate to
tlio Congressional and State eon
ventiona.
If you will induce business men of
our town to drop the order business
once for all you will have solved
' the "bard time" problem bo much
discussed hereabouts. Fact !
Ike Savage, of Culler, X. 0., is
ftaid to be tho first negro to go up
in a balloon'. Ike descended in
Steele's parachute and said it was
much safer to "stay on tho yeih."
If onr people don't quit their
foolish habit of talking hard times,
they will go to the dogs and no
mistake and drag every sinner of us
with them. The times are just
iplendid. Tho peoplo are goinjr
along without their'"balance wheel."
That is tho trouble.
The National watchman says that
England has $91,000,000 invested
in breweries in the United States,
and last year she took out of this
country in beer receipts $S,0OO,OOO
in gold. We have for our share tho
paupers and criminals, the sin and
misery and a serious Etmggle with
financial problems. We also have
for our portion the political corrup
tion by which, to nee the words of
Archbishop Ireland, the liquor
power reduces politics to its own
level and chains in clavery to its
chariot wheels the degraded com
monwealth which allows its tri
nmph. Futhermore, wo have the
liberty to partake freely of alcoholic
poisons, to tempt others to drink,
to destroy homes and send children
to destruction and to provide the
drunkard with a prison and a grave.
The Monroe Enquirer says :
Breckonridge, he of Pollard tame,
is to run for Oongrees again. The
ladies are organizing to secure his
defeat. Come down, Mr. Tfecken
ridge. There is nothing that can
stand before the attacks of women
who foci that they champion the
right Better for a man that an
army were against him than for a
woman who feels that right and
honor and virtue are ou her side to
lift her hand against him. In our
civilization the whole world is a
unit against the man who wrongs a
woman and leaves her to bear the
burden of her ehamo, while he poses
before the public as an apostle of
morality and of wifdom. Then the
silver tongue . only sounding
brass ; then, the strong man be
comes as weak as a little child ; then,
his boasted wisdom is folly and his
eloquence mere drivel. Look well
then to yonr laurels, Col. Brocken
ridgo, for often beneath the velvety
serines of a woman's hand are hocks
of fiteel, and remember that no man
can measure the power of the little
white hand of a woman with a
burning wrong behind it.
Indiana For McKinley.
The Indiana Republican conven
tion instructed its delegates for
Maj. UcKinlcy, with scarcely a
show of opposition and the Wig
irrmendint?' battle ttntwnnn t!in Mi.
Kjnley and alleged II arrison forces,
ending in a commonplace peace.
The platform embodying the- in
structions was adopted by a viva
Voce vote and without division, the
chairman's decision that the motion
be adopted had carried, being re
ceived without a challenge Gen.
Ilarrison did not make his eagerly
expected speech to the delegates
and did not visit the convention at
all. t
After th Tobacco Trust.
The grand jury at New York has
found indictments against Jas. 1!.
Duke and nine directors of the
. American Tobacco Company (Charg
ing them with "conducting a mo
Bopoly in the papar cigarette trade."
The directors of the American
Tobacco Company indicted wirh
President James 13. Duke were :
Wm. Butler, Wm. A Marburg,
Locis Gintcr, George Arters, Gao.
W. Gail, Benj. N. luke, Geo. W.
Watts, Jos'ah Browne and Ciias. G.
Emery.
The defendants were indicted
under cton ICS of the Penal
Code, which applied to conspiracy
in that they committed acts to in
jnre trade and commerce; also that
they conspired to monopolize the
paper cigarette trade. The com
plainant are the National Cigarette
and Tobacco Company, manufac
turers of the Admiral cigarette, and
the defendant have been notified to
appear and plead in part at get.eral
session.
Democratic Meeting!,
The .Democrats in' Blue Riikc.
White Plains and Hamburg town
ships aro called to meet at their ro
spectivo votiiiir places on Saturday,
iway z.ira, IMM'., to elect an. execu
tive committee, whoso duty it will
no to selcel a l liairman, and such
chairman will becomo a member of
the County Exccutivo Committee.
The Democrats in tho four wards
or precincts in Mount Airy town
ship aro called to moot at their re
spective voting places on Saturday,
amy ru, lsuu, at xu o'clock a.
M., for liko purpose.
It shall bo tho further object of
those meetings to transact any other
business which may properly come
before them under tho plan ot or
ganization, determined by tho State
Executive Committee.
By order of Co. Ex. Com.
S. P. Gkavics, Chairman.
Democratic Convantior,.
A convention of tho Democratic
party of Surry county is hereby
called to moot in Dobson, at 1
o'clock, ou Monday, June 1st, 1890,
for tlio purpose of selecting dele
gates t) the State Democratic Con
vention which has leen called to
assemble on Juno 2."tn, 1890, for
the pnrposo of nominating candi
dates for Governor and other State
officers and Presidential Electors
for tho State at large; for the pur
pose cf electing delegates to the
National Democratic Convention
at Chicago and fur the transaction
of uch other business as may prop
erly come before it.
It is tho further purpose of this
Convention to select delegates to
attend the Congressional Conven
tion of this Dibtrict hereafter to be
called.
. Tho several townships and voting
precincts in this county will hold
primary conventions on Saturday,
May 30th, 1890. to elect delegates
to tho County Convention in ac
cordance with the plan of organi
zation ot the State Executive Com
mittee. Done by order of the Democratic
Exccutivo Committee of Siury
county.
S. P. (i eaves, Chairman.
- ...
H. K. Holmet Executed.
Philaheu'iiia, Pa., May 7. -Herman
W. Madgett alias U. H.
Holmes, was hanged in Moyamen
sing prison atl24 minutes after 10
o'clock. That is the time the drop
fell. It was fully a hall hour later
before he was officially pronounced
dead.
A half minute before he was shot
into eternity lie made this declara
tion to the solemn assemblage
gathered about the scaffold :
"Gentlemen, I have very few
wordsto say. In fact I would make
no remarks at this time c :cept that
by not speaking I would appear to
acquiesce in my execution. I only
wish to say that the extent of my
wrong doing in taking human life
consisted in the death of two wo
men, they having died at my hands
as the result of criminal ojerations.
I wish to also state here, so that
there can be no chance of misun
derstanding hereafter that I am not
guilty of taking the lives of any of
the Pietzel family, the three child
ren, and Benjamin, the father, of
whose death 1 was convicted, and
for which I am to-day to be hanged.
That is al! I have to say."
It will be seen that the words
were well chosen. Thev were
equally well pronounced. Tho voice
never quavered ; the hands ciiisped
on the railing of the scaffold did not
tremble. The nerve which had all
along characteriued this marvel of
assassins had not deserted him to the
very end. As the last syllable fell
from his pallid lips, he turned to his
attorney. Clasping the right hand
of the young lawyer, Holme gave
him a firm gr&sp firm even at that
terrible moment he laid his leit
hand on the other man's shoulders
and gazing straight into his eyes,
nttered in aloud voice "Good bye."
Then lie caret uily buttoned Li6
coat, nodded to the sheriff, aud in
an instant he shot to death.
University Catalogue.
The University Catalogue for
181)6 shows marked growth in
every department of the institution.
108 conrsei of study are offered in
14 departments. The Law school
has 58 students, the Medical school
30, the summer school for teachers
140, the college 3.'i3, making a total
of 53i students taught by 3S pro
fessors aud instructors.
Free tuition is offered to teachers
ard candidates tor the ministry.
75 endowed scholarships are given
to needy boys of tuletit and charac
ter. $16,000 is loaned in small
sums to students needing help. For
catalogue write to President Win
ston, Chapel Hill, N. C.
That's the Way Your V.ouey Goes.
Eoitok News : I send you a
statement ot the aggregate of the
bills of CMt allowed at the last term
of the Superior Court :
Witness and officers cost, $1,014. G7
Jurors estimated, 475.00
Total, $l,4SiU;7
Number of bills ignored by the
grand jury 08. So you can see hr w
the tax payer's money gciea. lie
meiuber the above bills of cost are
for only half fees. E. E.
A Drunken Negro Killed.
The Atlantic Coast Line passenger
train, run over and horribly mutilat
ed the bod v of a negro by the name
of Henry Peacock, about six miles
from Wilson, N. O, Friday. Pea
cock was drunk and had started to
walk home on the railroad track and
w snpiHXwd to Lave fallen asleep.
The engineer appears not tl. have
been aware of running over him,
as it wm not reiH)rted until the
fragments ot the body were dis
co versa vj me section matter.
News from Coal Creek, V.
Elder Isaae Jones has been preach'
ing in our section lor several days
lie is an ahlo preacher and we re
grot to seo him leave our valley.
Mrs. Dan Cox has been very sick
but is now in a ti no state of con
valescence. Mr. Hugh Cox and wife puve a
birthday dinner or. April 20th.
Nearly all of their children and
grand-children wcro present and it
was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. II. P. and l?erry Cox have
opened np a new stock of goods at
Wtrd's Mills, Vs. We wi-h them
success.
There is much sickness in this
section at present and our young
doctor is kept very busy.
Our yoiinu; friend, Henry Frost,
gave us a history of a very peculiar
siiHko which he sys he has seen
number of times just above Cox's
mill. Ho describes it as follows:
It is fifteen tect long with a square
head, something like a, feed box,
with only ono eye which is right in
tho middle of its forehead. It
swallowed a big mud turtle and the
old turtle kicked tluoiigh the walls
of the old snake and it hels the
snake to run. 'Tho snako has got
that old turtle trained to move it
any way and the snake only lias to
look out the way whilu the turtle
does the running. He declares that
they can go faster than a horse can
run. The same young man declares
that he saw a whale in Clustunt
Creek. Kino Sa;k tmk 2m.
Coal Creek, Va,, May 11th, ltV.i.5.
Card from a Colored Voter.
Tho election is over and we feel
proud of the selection on our part
for Commissioners and esK'cially
Mayor. We believo that we could
not have done better for the choice
of wiiito and colored. It was ru
mored that because wo did not take
part with some of our white Iriends
and vote tiieir way, disregarding
our sentiments, that we were per
suaded and influenced by other
white friends to vote the way wo
did. Put we think that is a false
acquisition and that every colored
man voted according to his own
conscience. We have heretotore
followed some who we thought to
be onr friends, and a good many
times were lead wrong. While we
charge it to our false, pretending
friends and our imny disadvantages,
we hope they iil not always be
obstacles, and some of us like dum
driven cnttlo to follow, but be able,
without any instruction lrom those
who desire to make tools of us, to
know and vote for who we want
on election day. We know we
cannot take an active part in con
ventions. Vke know that we can
not nominate whoever might be
our choice, but there is one thing
we do know, that we can vote for
whoever runs rliat we like best.
We hope no one will believe we
were influenced by any one to vote
as we did. "We went for the man,
cast our vote for the man and now
we are with the man that we believe
will do what he thinks is right re
gardless of what anybody may say.
We thought the election was only
a municipal election and Sorry to
sec ijational politics brought in.
Like some said, the town was able
and ought to be run entirely by a
Democratic board. We voted for
who we thought were the men and
not the polities. A. B. Pknn.
Southern Settlers Meet.
The first meeting of the Southern
States Settlers' Association was held
in the Piney Woods Inn at Southei n
Pines. All the expectations of its
promoters were realized. About
1,000 people were present, repre
senting evuy State in the South
ai.1 10 Northern States. Twenty
five representatives of Northern
newspapers and representatives of
all the chief railway lines in the
South were also present The visi
tors devoted considerable time
to the inspection of this remarkable
region, with orchards and vine
yards, which though new are among
the largest in the Saulh.
The Settlers' Association waf
held in the spacious assembly room
of the Inn, and after prayer by
Rev. Mr. Ransome, George Z.
French, of Wilmington, N. C, was
made temporary chairman. He
spoke as a soUmt and introduced
Patrick Walsh, of Augusta, Ga,
who was given an extremely hearty
reception. Mr. Waleh said that
this was a notable meeting, without
regard to politics or section, and
with but one thought or purpose,
the upbuilding of the South. He
reiened specially to "the Southern
States Ev position at Chicnirn.
is Cod-liver Oil
without the fish
fat taste. You
get all the virtue
of the oil. You
skip nothing but
the taste.
Sccfui
Cmufeion
News from Rocktord,
EniioK Nkws: I suppose you
think by this time that we have
been a littlo negligent about giving
yon news from our section.
lho recent refreshing showers
have caused everything to look
more prosperous. All nature seems
to have put on a new garment of
brilliant green.
Somu of the tanners are plowing
over corn, some have just finished
planting while others are not done
breaking land. SomeHrec "! , fin
ing of the scarcity of tobacco plants,
hut I think, in general, we will haye
I'lentv. We have but very li?Tle
fruit.
Messrs. W. L Trotter, of I.ih-!i-btirg,
and J. C. CrutehnVId, of
Winston, were calling on our mer
chants hist week.
Revenues Smith and Morgan
passed through town hist week and
reported two distilleries captured
near Dobson.
Mr. Foikner, representing Davis
it Whittle, of I'oteisburg, Vs., was
in town recently.
Messrs. W. It. and J. L Holy
Held, ot this place, paid your city a
hiisinofg trip last Thursday.
Ur. D. F. Holcomb and wife and
accomplished daughter, Miss Annie,
and Mrs. John Dobson, went to the
Granite City last week on a trading
expedition.
Mr. J. D. Hamlin, of Yadkin
ville, and our ellieieiit clerk, Mr.
W. W. Hampton, wire in town
recently.
Messrs. E. S. Recce and Virgil
E. Holcomb are attending court at
Vadkinvillo this week.
Miss Sallie Dobson, of Winston,
is visiting relatives and friends near
hero and no man in town wears s
more lovely smile than Mr. II. D.
Lindsay.
" Miss Cora Recce, of Crutchfield,
visited relatives hero last week.
Mr. ). T. O'Daniel, of Rotida,
is visiting in our '"burg."
The Annual Communion May
Meeting of our Baptist brethren
was postponed la6t Sunday until
the first Sunday in June.
We have an interesting prayer
meeting every fc-unday evening at
4 o'cIock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robertson,
of White Plains, visited relatives
near here last Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. l.l. r. lloicouib will leave
for Ivauhoc, Va., today to arrange
to bring homo the Iwdy of William
Hudson who was killed at that place
recently.
Mrs. Nanev Chandler was badly
crippled one day lart week by being
run over bv a cow. We hoic the
old lady will soon recover.
Messrs W. P. Dobson, T. 15 and
II. Holytield each left with a load
of tobacco for the South last week.
Lest I tire the leader I will stop
here by asking if the Nkws favors
Dr. Tyre York, of Trap Hill, for
Congress. Wit.i.iK Winklkk.
Iiocktord, N. C.'May 4th, IsOO
It Dr. York is nominated by the
Democrats Tiik Nkws will support
him. Ed.
Drought in Lower Pilot.
i lie rain mat leii uie inn oi aiarcn
made the land thoroughly wet which
lasted until the first week in April
but no rain has fallen since that
time except a few very light showers
and m consequence wheat is head
ing very low, oats can't do anything
and the very woret stand of corn
we ever had, and with depredation
of insects the present outlnok of
the fanner is very gloomy in this
section. The fruit crop, I mght
say, wul amount to almost nothing.
The fanners who have sold tobacco
recently are sadly disappointed in
the price they received fur it and
yet many are making arrangements
to increase the crop this year.
vv.
. Stony Ridge, N.C.,May Oth.'l'O.
Geo. T. Royette, a farmer near
Wilson, Monday, shot and killed
himself.
iThousands of Women!
SUFFER UNTOLD MI.SER1LS.
! BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
Bj Arousing to Healthy Action all her Organs.
It causes li-klih to bloom, and
joy to reig-u throughout the frame.
11 Nevcr f ail& tQ Reouiate
"Mt Wlf tlftfl r-rn urw1ortrntmwnt nf lrt-1
. !rir itiyHtuit tun itr iiiioiit tmm 1
Anr ttwsiitf thrw ti.it tt sif till A UK; ! !,! f
' Vh'.M h I.K Kfc.M'I.A'J'tth mi ( nil do he:owu
' routing, aiiiKiuic " : hik
ft .K KUVas Hendrrson. A
P'ttd br drtiifitat l tt' per btittM.
JOB HIATT, J
j PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C,
5 MUt IN -
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
. NOTIONS,
J FURNITURE, FERTILIZER f
1KC THE CKUWATI
Domestic Sewing Machine,
jj Tbs How on I hf Murksl.
J fulas iti faxl'lt AIcits h hsL
raopmcToK or
Pilot Mountain Livery Stable
M 4KB MULU
LTJMBEK
And :-: BEilding ;-: Material
i .
I AL9 ftmACTUt 1 81'ILKL
MANY MISSIONARIES BUTCHERED.
Two Boat-Loads of People Killed and Eaten
by Cannibals.
San Fkan ik , .May ft. The
steamer Motiatfai hriutff new of the
wholesale mawaere of traders and
mitwionaries hy iin'm-aol the Inland
of Manning S'raits and tho Solo
mons. Malayta savajres hutehered a
whole Ixwt'g erew of men from the
Mrip Iiio Iah at Kuliana, to
Trench and ono American trader
beinif slaughtered. The tnicsion of
the inland had been at incised and the
mi.-hinnarieB encaied witii difiiculty,
going back to Sydney by the timt
aiiip. The murders on the Island
nf Mhiiihhh Straits were followed
by acts of cannibalism. A small
trading schooner owned by a Frjnch
trader wa attacked and the owner
and hia American Hitant and
eiirht peaceful natives were carried
ashore and beaten to death, an J the
trading utatioti waa sacked. Two
Knirjioh miwioiiariea are inii-sinjz,
and it iii Minposed they were alao
murdered.
The minion on Totman Island
has been abandoned as the result of
the atrocities of the natives.
A Pleasant Event.
On the afternoon of May I'th
quite a number of young people
met at the fiiperh loidence of Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Atkinson, in honor
of the birthday of their elded
daughter, Mh-s I 'earl, and also Mr.
W. II. Ueed, a nephew of Mr. At
kinson, lee cream and cake were
served in the yard under the uiu
bntgeons branches ot the towering
trees. I'lciu-int conversation, min-ic
and ocil games were indulged in
until the evening shadows licgan to
fall aslant, w hen it was snggisted
that the party take a jaunt acroKS
the valley to "Mt. l,.okoiit." The
flower bordered path soon led ns to
its summit, lrotn which point we
had a iiiagtiili.-eiit view of the valley
below and the Yadkin river as it
wound around chtf and h'll and on
through tho valley towards its
ocean home. 1 be village of Siloain,
together with many beautiful farm
houses which dotted the far oil hills,
were plainly vit-iole in the distance.
Just as the Inst ravs of the setting
snn were gihlingthe landscape with
iffiilgcnt btauty we descended to
the valley where we bade good by
to the young friends whose birth
day we had met to honor and wend
ed our way to our respective homes
Aha.
Siham, N. C, May 11th, lMo
Letter From Westfield.
We are having quite a dreii'h
around Westfield. The ground has
not letn thoroughly wet in live or
eix weeks. 1 he wheat crop is verv
much injured. The oat crop will
le a complete failure and tobacco
plants ruined it we don t have rain
in a few days.
On Sunday, the J'.rd inst., Mr.
Everett Chilton, of this place, was
married to Miss J!ettie Smith,
daughter of Mr. (iorreli Smith,
near rranciseo, V (J. I fie young
couple have our !est wishes.
Dr. J. Meigs Fiippin.of Thomas
vilie, X. C, lecently paid his father,
Dr. S. M. I lippin, of this place, a
visit. Dr. Meigs has since located
in Saliiborv, X. C.
Mrs. J. T. l'ike is quite sick with
rheumatism.
Mrs S. Y. Xeal has been right
sick but is improving.'
Mr. and Mis. J. U. Tilley paid
Pilot Mountain a living vioit lat
week.
J. T. Smith, of this place, who
has lieen atti tiding laidwu Medi
cal College lor pai-t year, is expected
home to-day to spend vacation.
The members of the Friends
eLuri-h met on hut Saturday and
cleaned off their cemetery. This is
said to be the oldest burying ground
in all this country, as many grave
are over a hundrud years old.
Mis. E. V. I 'ay tie is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, A. W. Council, ot
Mount Airy.
Dr. 1 D. FJippin, of 1'ilot
Mountain, is over on s. visit to his
parents.
Mia. Joshua Smith visited her
sister, Mrs. L. M. Jet-sup, lad week.
H.
Wistfieid. X. C., May fth. 1MG.
ri4
1b hit five Ilood'kKerMpfcHIU ha great
popularity, iu ooiiHtantly ijucreuiiDg
aim, aud enable it to acconiplib iu
woude'-ful and unequalled cvraa. The
Gonibm&tiun, prorli(jn and pruwwi
uaed Id prejiaring Hood'e Sarwparitla
arc unknown to other medicine, aud
make Hood'i Sareajiarilla
Peculiar to Itself
It curaa a wide range of dianasea becaua
of iu power a a Muod purifier, it acta
directly and positively upon the blood,
and the hluod rearhea every nook and
eornerof the human avalem. Thua all
the nervea. niuftriea, lxiiea and t iiwue
come under the U actional uiMuence dt
Sarsaparilla
The (hie True llluod runner. 1 1 per txittle.
ffl'ff rurr ''lvrr I'l- eaay U
llOOu S a lllS Uie.eai.) uioperatc. ic
SEE!
For Bent.
The splendid atur? room formerly oc
cupied tT Initial) Si Ieali, juate trlji-i.
front and i the vrj I teat hx-alion in
tbvrity. ritft.t in the ;-enl-r of trade.
AImi 2 tiier rxim ou the i'ud lir,
front and bark ro-tn. anitatile for a
ania!! family to lire in, fail and
me in the. Jjtiotopraph pa I 'T . t; f maira
J. 11. 1 LAkL'Mii:r,,
Naj 13th. Mount Airy. K. C.
Mood's
foDsipli
Ji AUD ITS CTTRB
TO tub Ewroa : I have an ahsotute
rernwty fcCorrsuinr0on. By H$ timely us
thousands of hopfless cases have been already
permanently cured So proof-pos'live ara
of Hs power that I consider H my duty to
und fwo hill In fret to tlx e of your readirS
vho have &uumrtion, Throat, Bronchial or
Lung TrouM;, if they will write me tlx.tr
express and postoflice address. Sincerely,
T. A. tTOCUM, K. IS1 rear! 9t, ew Tr.
f if- T' F.1ltr1ai Ul ButnM aiaainmn u
lb I'aiiaff Oaaraaia Uua aaaarvaa i'npuMUua.
WJ3
To call to ttic alieniion of the people of MouDt
Airy and aunouurfuiK country thai we
aim have
The Best Supply of Pore Drngs,
Modlcln . ti emli ala, Tollef Artldee. Tau-ut
MPillcinca. Sc.. c , to he fo'ind In Surry
cnirmy. anil thai we want and
ApcislB !m Train.
We do ..( aw-tl -hr ,p John" g'iod and do not
ay wc aell ynu at licup Jf lin prices,
hut we do aay wr (five )ou
THE BE.ST
That can be houcht and m il llwin to you al
rcaAinatitc prlc. We cupcclally wlah
lo oiill attenllon lo our mippl) of
TRUSSES.
If you W't 1 ont tlon't UU to com' tn w u. W
havt Kit s'yU"- inl lf ml with a It
jMn i ofcu ad)tifl( one i (It Hbrn- if a
cur If pwMM )tu will fNTtaliily tw
ounrt. AlMir j i iti rc-d a pa r r
nmn tHctfR nr have an
ahtiiMlantf if
Anl Wf oanntit sumctftitly urcr the IniiKifiaiifT
of buvlfiif the h"t wtifii tbe dt lhaU' or'nn
of aiifht (H-oirTuf.1. Lani but iot lrtt,
p winli to rail Utitlnu to ttic fw t
Ih.il w are prf jwrt-d to HI' or
lumll) rtnlpta Ai d tU aitiaim'
prm-rlpltoua
With Skill and Accuracy.
Hi'b u-n ye nn' print it mI rtr tit In your
rnM&l anl a jars truMiii; Is oiif of the
" tsi cllti:i a of rhanna tn thf full
htiit'a. wr dare aaj" do on will tat
t At to put the inat ulfllrult or
ilitrtt itt prt- rl,tlorj In
our hftinla.
Very Truly,
TAYLOR & BANNER.
The Mount Airy
liur Snrinss
BROWS i HAYNES, Proprietors.
T!ih Mnuiit Airy White Sulphur
Spring Hotel will te open for.vi
itur .May loth. The wati r at this
Stirinc i as tine us can be found
an rw here'.
If you are RufTi'rinp with Indie--
tion. l.ivcr or Kidney 1 roulile, rumf
and drink tin White Sulphur Water
We can furnish a great many tes
timonials from parties who have
used the walerof t his Spring, and
from the leading pli jsii-ians of this
country.
It will cure any Skin lisease in
two weeks or any Inflammation of
the r.yes or any trouble caus.Hl uy
Impure liloou.
These statements are not mad-
merely toatrt yu tothe Springs, but
are atisolutely facts. Anyone w ish
itic names of parties that have been
restored to health by the use of this
water we will gladly furnish them.
The hotel is well furnished. Table
supplied with the l-st this moun
tain country affords. 1'let.ty of
fruit and everything fresh and nice
Our hacks will meet all trains,
and forty minutes ride over a beau
tiful road will bring you to the
Sprincn. Some tine mountain
scenery near hotel.
Our rates fur Mav and June will
lw t'M per month, j.iKi er week
1 rjo per day ; for July and August
fir t month, ti oo per weea, f.oo
per day, for grown eople, and half
price tor children ana servants.
For further information, address,
BROWN & HAYNES, Proprietors,
Mount Airy, N. C.
M. U. STB WART.
. fcl ev. m-r':-jr-,. a
Livery Stable.
Situated on Franklin Strt-t. Mount
Airy. N. ', I'r. W. s. Ta lor s old stand
Omnibus meet all trains and carrie
passengers to lintel Key Holds or lo any
part of to n.
IN
Mount Airy, N. C.
Mr. Ida Ilaiiiier resjwt fully infonna
the ciliFen of Mount Airy and aur
roundiiiat country that she ha
owned out a atock of
Millinery Goods
In fhe new bu'ldii'lf just er-teJ tiet
to Mr. It. J. Gallawaya atrr,
and invite evetyimdj
to give her a rail.
LATEST FTVLLS ! ftlfO ELASDAflL
tr Iffraanialtli la all It ferascbet rua la
cuaaoettua -ik '! HUilaery feaasbeaa.
New Idea I'altertia mlut-ed from 25
to 10 cel. la. liaia, lioiiuets, K.btna.
4-, Ae, in pmf ihm. A pr-t
hull
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CARTLAND:
Tit irtlsii Tailor,
HAS :-: RECEIVED
AM. TBI MTfcT
Imported
Cheviots,
11 Vicunas
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WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
Has Cluctt.Coon & Go's popular brand of Shirt.
Dress Negligee Chcvoit Underwear, Canes and
Umbrellas.
IT. II. CA RTLA ND,
106 SOUTH ELM STREET, GREENSBORO, N. C.
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Planters' Warehouse,
MOUNT ATRY, TST. C,
FOR WHICH HIGHEST MARKET PRICES WILL BE PAID!
Th a VI an-li iiiw. l m-ao-il la 'hr Imiiii.-, part of tn n ronvnleiil loth" Bank and the leaillng
JnUen. II l biihii(I aithiu a lr" aieMnt I .m lia Ttlli-J a Ul lliHie Prallier H bli lia-k To
IwiHi Kai Oir awl tin- iiaii.iuoi h T-.in.i-' H'orkf j prfr lipja., ami In lurl 'iini!iil-nl lo all
our totMuxru liit-u. U'!.l'lt-fi Iti, li we liAe Uie
Best Accommodations for Man and Stock cf any House in the State.
our ui- kinor Uv f1nl or ih urt-r lir w- n im'tT dooM iiny two van-bouMt In Mount Airy.
wti. h In at roiiK rtlUi'ii'-r (Uat
THE rUN'TEIlS' IS THE PLACE TO SELL!
Vr. J. A. Newum our A'icU nwr. In wvV-known oil of th tt in th Mt-. Sir K. f. all
In our Bm k kp'-r. Ll'-ti tJ a tfirnt ibm .ur kn Ul tf ururiirlr k'p ir. h T Hu ina.
of palrtt k i-ouni v. a , Klr Mhujit'T. K A.Ni -khii of ttnka bounty. MIil Watrhman. and
N. w. Hmw f- ((iiHTlntf im)s th tdic uf vt li of Ttifwi-w put ud our nmr aid wtaihaia
hr'ntr KiiH Mnrk't Vuluf.
irAe Hn.t (trie of thr IWht AmiT.kP BajviTH'tits for wforlnif n1 orrtr!n(? Totaco to b fownd
anvhrr. "u n-ti pot f-r t ri a n t'i M'niiil Arrtfii our Ttwj, bl drtv io
lti I'LNI Kft' wn r- Hi lti n-iw (!. vt I itoi'tiiiitn'Mtitt inii.
I aAll ToiM'w shipifd inof t-r id our rr win t--t -i) utir vn) l't aiu-fitlon. Com- and
f- u Uitt- III lo U n t(i r oa llair ('! t ' or hot.
TtiaiiVtinf ou adJ all l'r ih - ry nigral fwir i'.af' frlvo nt In thfpnat and pliMirlrif fMir-r-vf-a
tfi ala bt- on lian'l t n"k aiur iU' Uii'r"u ot our cutomi'i. aa we vry wtli kuo
lli.il our HiU-n sis nrv our ihi-n -is.
Your friends,
MT.
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Have Your
rnadc to Order ' vA,
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Tbey Guarantee to Pit &rH Pleas You.
LARGEST ASSOrrrnENT.
.LOWEST PRICES.
LOOK -.T THC!H SHUeul HT
PRAIRER'S CLOTHING
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PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, TURPENTINE, READY
MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
POTT? AND BRUSHES AT HOUSTON'S DRUG STORE.
PAINT.
rSAMMAR Paints
are fjtmnA TRICK Thrr mrr thgcorwf com Vs Button of T.fS an Zioc.
luii'iDg gMA ltitll and otriaininir i! vtv 4 IIJk 1M1 IK,I If,
Aoti tUHke lOI K OH V ;iut ftlKAtilK and I.jlK.HT h
addtac purr KLI.nM IJIJ MIL h- nhivg iut Jjnwd Oil nu.k- atiy
natiut ur l-md 3urHt't. A iralk-BO YHH K fHrmn.ar1 tatni upd a frttow ol t'i liav
IukxxA 1 Uikkx 1 U O gikJuoil,i.LmhAV MlllM 1' Al T outing oif
Sold and guaranteed n
taylor & i3A:srn
Iialt-m in Iirtipt., Mfdie-nefc, i'ainla, Oik, Kta. Vrr-M-ripUin
cartful!y comHuiid'-d.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
SO TliOlBLE SOW TO El'ILD A IlfjPSK IP von KXaw
WUEBE TO BUY THK
We Manufacture All Hind of
IXkm-, Sah, Blind, MaMrU, Ikxtr and Win loar Prame. Tiimxl-U'rkl
fk-ro!USa ing, Suir-Work. Housing f aU kida, Ftanrifc, 1'eiliii;
Siding, Cein and ail kuua ot Firib-J I emt-r.
We Carry In Stock
Honb Lumber, SLinli, Pbiring lihrrn, a ad all k.id Bai!dia
Cword Lumber UTg Cosjpaay.
Maj ik, ISai. CrfU, X. C
OF GREENSBORO, N. C.,
imeil.Tim I ,
Tricots, m
Wors tends,
C.'issimei's.
LOTH l ALL STILES.
Lea Tobacco
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BROWN. HAYNES I NEWSOM.
AIRY HARBLE WORKS.
Mount Airy, N.O.
W. D. HAYNES k CO , Proprietor!.
MiiTtlE&GraiiMoiiMts
Toiubstor.rs, Iron Fencing,
r-ir lv-di?ri and rrtr- or rail aiid examine our
atj k. our w-jrk aud prwee alll uleaae.
GLOTHES
"ercbar;t Tailor?.
STORE, MOUNT AIM, N. C.
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