ANOTHER MURDER.
We Have Murdered Prices on Everything in Our Clothing Department, We Cannot Alford to*
Carry Over Winter Goods
Through the Summer.
I!-Thew Go#d* HaT6 111 86611 Pla«6d DowI> Stairs cn Our Bargain Counters, and Will Go At a Sacrifice, Regardless of Cost We Carry an
Extremely Nice line of Up-To-Date Clothing, Made to Fit For Satisfaction in Wear, for Shape and Sendee, Made for Slims and Stouts
And Regulars We Also H ave te Nicest Line of Pants That Ever Came to Town.
^_RETAIL PRICKS ON PANTS RANGE FROM~~g^'TcT^^^^^RCTAIirPRICEs'o'?rSUlT8*Tr\NGE~FROM~^3^;(^TiY>*||[|y4j^~
Now they Will go at all kinds of prices. If you need anything in this linn, see us and
save several dollar*. Thia.is uo fako or catcher at all, these goods must go and will go
«t the price*. Overcoats at your pi ico. Call *ud see these goods, if prices are not
right, don't buy. All kinds of Boy* Clothing will go along at those trash-moving prices.
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THE HEADLIGHT.
JOHN H. WALSH,
JEdjtor.
I. n. M'AUff, < TV WMBU
W. JH. 00V IKOTOl* , I r‘
•WRH^nOI MIX*
OmMIw;•*/••*. «*rteUy «•»* to
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nm>AY EBHTJRABY U. MOB
the legislature.
A hill has been introduced
to issue 80 year bonds to the
amount of $400,000 00.
A bill has been introdncod
to appropriate, annually,
$200 000.00 for tire public.
Schools.
A so-cellod temperance bill
called the "Watts Hill, hue
been introduced in the House
Another, called the "London
Bill/' will probably bo In
troduced in the 8enate today.
We can't say what will be
the raeult, but from appear
ances, the liquor men are in
She saddle, or at least, partly
io
If a prohibitory law Is ever
pasted, It will be when our
legislators think K will not
''hurl, the party.” And it
will ho done by men who are
sent there for this purpose.
The present legislature can’t
Stem the torrent. Thera am
some members who can do
h. Hot they are In an awful
minority. When the quoe
Hinson Brothers
Are still In the market basis** si
ihtiuaud. ffcayUspthetoel
st mryihisg M steep a* ssytodjr
**a atfoed temll the asm* end*
■ 3 9m Unej Mam
l«t totter shape then it
1/and pditoi? sed stwajra with
. - mmiKtczs.
WmwFW.
tion comes up, let evory,
member vote so that his;
vote may bo recorded. Rich-;
mond is listening out for
“working roads by taxation
—action as to county fence—
the appointment of two more
county commissioners—tan
hoar labor law,” etc , of
which we may have more to
say later. Richmond will
come out “0. Iv.”—wait and
see.
You will find a batch of
lugislature news on our in
side pages.
The negTooa of Richmond. V».,
have repudiated that fellow Haywa
who mvde an incendiary apeeclr >
nt wcahmgton laat week. Such j
g|>eech p* trill prove a (treat rolnroi
tv to the upgro race.
W. M, KELLY,
ATTORN FY-AT-LAW.
Rockingham, N. C.
JOHN W. LkGRAND,
'Attobicky-at-Law,
Rockingham, S. C.
Prompt attention given to all law
matter*. Ileal Etiato Agent. Office
over Richmond County Drug Co’»»to>»
‘Phone #7.
$35. Reward!
Tho town of
HOFFMAN,
will pay a reward of £25. 00 for tlie airest and delivery to
tho sheriff* of Rhhmoud Couuty, North Ciu-olina. Neal I
Austin, who robbed and munlor-d Julia Ann Tarry, (col.) j
in the town of Hoffman, on tho night of Docemljer tho
2nd,1902.
Description:
Ketd Austin is a black negro, 22year* old, heavy not,
5 ft, 8 incea high, weighs about one hundred aixty-live
Eoundr, downcarMook, naually wears hi* hat down over
is eyes, luu» rough, bumpy face, small mustache.
J. w. Butler,
Mayor,
HofTmau, N. C., Fobrnrary, Otli, 190TJ.
Ashcraft’s Condition Powders
(Par Neraei and Mule* Only.)
! TMa la the beat remedy ever mana'artnrad tor the r»PM* of pat* lag
Saab ea a poor animal, or (Irian an appetite to one la bed condition. *
The powder* arc wnrwtorf ally effective bocauee they make the I
tloa perfect, eradioeting r;oi etu and paraattee, and thoroncbly clean*
Ing die eyaten of all grc*» hu.ncn*.
Ajmcaarr'e Condition Fowoeas are wrapped la donee. . In fact
In their preparation the aeato care ia need diet a dmggiat would ea
erciaa In tba /tiling of a phy«kUa’a prescription. High grade and
r mat Merit la the tnt con.Merallon.
A«h»aft‘» Powdcn conata of entail doaea. prepared front tha Bar
eat aad highly tomiNrtlil iagrodienta, aaceaaary for correcting aa
animal'e dlgaetlve argatM. Tha pewdera fatten bat never bloat
By (be nee of two or three doaea a week yoer boree or mole will
•et be aabfatt to eotie and blind stagger*. ZSc. Package. Sold by >
A. M. FLOWERS. |
Use Lipps Fertilizer
This fertiliter ha* been used extensively in this, and other sec
tions of the country for two year*, with grent satisfaction lo all who
have used it. For further information iu> U. itB volus, enclose stamp
to tho following gent lumen: Ri-rhiogham, NT. C., M. L. Hinson,
W. Little Steele, John S. Covington; Roberdul, J. W. O'Brien, E. C,
Terry; Cordova, T. Berry Liles; Diggs. Dr. J. H. Williamson.
Chemicals can bj^bonght of W. I. Everett, B. H. Ledbetter.
For receipts for preparing this fertilizer apply to,
E. M, Dog-gan, Cordova, N. C.,
Y. M!. Boggnii, Rockingham, N. C.
D W. Watson, Rockingham, N. C.
Thankful.
Wo want to thank our mauy friends and customers
for their liberal patronage for the past year and solicit tho
same for tlio coming year. We feel sure that we have put
forth an honest otfort to please our customers in prices anil
gooods, and will strive to give lower prices and better goods
ban wj have ovor done i" the post.
We w'ith you all a happy and prosperous Now Year,
and will advise you when yon want bargains to come and
trade with BLACKER BR08., for tho least money of any
storo in town.
Yours, for straight, legitimate hnaincts,
Blacker Brothers.
landing firm of Rockingham.*
gjgfSand ford Building, next to Richmond Co. Drug Co.
I'olite attention to all.
Pegging away
Still Pegging Away.
I am still at my stand over A. W. Porter A Co's
»tore ponging and sawing shoo* for the /food people who
have lx*n patronizing tin For year* past. I still do iny
work faithfully and promptly mid at the lowest living
prill*. If you have never tried mo, rome now.
J D. YOUNG
Motto*.
Tltii I* to ala* notion that ap
pUentwoD vIlT bo mad* to th* Oea
»ral Aaaamhly of North Carolina,
it ita pramut mono*, to amend
Ao ebartar of tb* town of Uamlrt,
Board r I OommVaionora of town
of Hamlat.
By ft. ft. Untar. Clark to Board
Tbia Janaary 7.100B.
M0RRI8ON A WiiiTLOCK
Arrniuu-Al-I.tw,
<n mu Wat* mm*,
Utmkkvifrmtn, K. O.
A. 8. DOCKKRY,
ATTOEJIFY-AT-I.AW,
ROCKINGHAM, K. C.
rMBe* *i>-*i«ir», SUutill 'gilding
To Our Friends and
| the Public:
On the threshold of a new year we greet yon
and thank you for the’patronage which has made j
our business a success.
It shall continue to ho onr aim to keep in
?
Rockingham a drugstore which shall consider the
wants and needs of people, and shall share with
them every benefit with which fortune favors us.
Very Respectively,
Dr.N. C. Hunter&Bro.
ORUCCIGTfi,
Rockingham, N. C.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
By trading with mo. We keop everything in
the eating line and a little saved on everything
used on tho table, will onable yon to live cheap
er and better. We keep Canned Goods, Bacon,
Flour, Kugar, Coffee, Rice, Fish, Cheese. P.,i
ter, Cabbage, potatoes, Apples, Banan/x Ir;
o’.her words, I keep a full line of Heavy an
Fancy Groceries. Call on me. We vvonid lib
to show yon around, whether you wish to buy
or not. A penny saved is a penny made. Trad*,
with us and you’ll save the ponnies. Wo feel
very grateful toonr friends tor past favors and
liojie to merit their continued favors.
V M BOCGAN &CO.
THE FAMSa'S BiK,
Rosilaftnai N. C.
Respectfully solicits yonr patronage and linking
business. Wo guarantee absolute fteenrity,
Promptness, Accuracy and all Accomoda
tions consistent with safe (tanking.
Cull and see us when in town
ROUT. L. STEELE, President,
LEAKE 3. COVINGTON, Cashier.
H0B8E SHOEING A SPECIALTY. ~
Huts* ahualng and doing Iron Work on Bnggla* and
Wagon* are in a»y Ima of boaiooaa. and I gaarantoe
work and prtcaa U> *«H. Work dona promptly. Bring
all ynar old Iron*, braoa and onfvpar to mo and I will
give y«m tk* hlglimt mark at prlcaa for it.
Ed. B. Terry.