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Special Notice. ' v
Whe rt 'iocaCf -advsr tisementi .are.
handed in for publication In the RoCkSt
with no specified time for publication,
they will be published until ordered out
and charged up ieacb, weej at JL cents
per line, xcenenioer inu.j f
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Churcl
Calendar.
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. Methodist Chttroh Rev.R.S.Ldbetter
Pastor. . Preachinsr everv Sabbath at 11
o'clock am., aiid atjf:30 V- Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday At :oU m
Sunday hchoo! every Sabbath at i p. m.
Meeting of the Official board at the par
6onage every Monday at 7:30 p. . ,
IUptist' Church Rev. :T. i Harrison,
Pastor.; Preaching on the 3rd Sunday
-ol each month at 1 1 o'clock a. m. Freacn-
ing on the 1st and ('3rd Sundays of eah
month at 7:30 rf k.' Prayer Meeting on
Tuesday of eachj week at l:iH) r. m. bun
day School eyerjy Sunday at 9-.3Q a. m.
HO MEN EWS AN D CO SSI P.
Harried,' in Marlboro, S C, on the
1 1th, Mr. Gus Terry to Miss Francos Gib-
son, both of this county.
We are sorry; to learn 'of the serious
Illness of Mr,. M. W. Boroughs, of fever,
at-bisnome ner.the Grassy Islands.
The following is the rate of taxation in
this county for the current year': State
" school tax, 121 "cents on 100; county
isjl, oij touts f iwj iviU vvw
on $100. Poll
. Chairmen of pemooratic County Com
mittees ue requested by Mr. R, B. Bat
tle, Chairman iot the State Committee,
to send in their tames and poet office
addresses at once to him at Raleigh.
A Mr. Douglas ot Chesterfield, S. C.,
" was shot and mortally wounded while
cngageu ai. uis wurs a lew uays ago,
J ne report is tnat the wounded man
charges the shooting upon Lee, who it
; will be .remembered was with Boggan
Cash when the latter was killed,! Lee
himself receiving a wonnd from the fire
of some one of the Sheriff's posse.
v The; crops in lower Wolf Pit township
,; i are said to be promising. ' On the Ha
i rin'gtoii domain where' reside Messrs,
. . Harrington, Rogers, Joseph and William
. Diggs, Croslijnd, Travis Quick and oth-
;f crs, the-prospect is particularly good
. both for cotton and corn. This, warm
. weather, wifh gentle rains at short in
tervala, is all that is needed the graa
: bein kept down, of course to produce
a crop such as' will make glad the hearts
cf farmers and merchants as well. We
bear good reports also of crops in Black
Jack township. ; ..
So soon after ti e death of the beloved
prtstor of the Methodist church. Rey. J.
H. G u inn, iias death's unrelenting hand
leaaoved little : Fannie Lee,"he tender
babe of the household. The hearts of.
all our people go out in sympathy with
tne bereaved. . - " "
AotlieiTlt;trnr olthf Cyciwae
Noah Leak, col aged about TOf died'
at Zin-inburg on tbe 17th, after a brief
illnes3dSu-We: XCTviGliSS
seceived in the terrible storm of Feb'y
3 9th. He! had gone down on a visit to
hh daughter at.Laarinburg, This makes
the fourth
or .fifth , victim out of one
family.;
Of typhoid fever on the 16th insk.
iMis3 Albetta Barrett of Pee Dee tillagej;
in the 15th year of her age. , V . J
; Of" cholera infantum, Fannie Lee,
eight monthsjold, a daughter of the late
iev.. J. H, Gninn,
Qn the 1.4th inst., at her home in Black
Jck tow
hip, Mrs
Nancy, wife of Mr.
about 75 years.
Burton
Vlebb,
aged
The lleallh of Itscklnghan.
- There ia a mistaken impression abroad
that our town is very 'sickly. Dr. i. M.
Covington, who is certainly in a position
to knowJsays there has been no case of
sickness phis year in town. that, was due
,to any local cause. , Not;, case of chill
and fever has come to-his knowledge.
'He is reidy to companr statistical notes
: with any other-place of its 'sise in. the
State., ,True, there has been an ununal
'' number pf deaths this year, which would
seem to give color to 'such impression,
but a knowledge of the symptoms in
each cose will show that no malaua m'
herent in or. contingent to the place has
i been cause-for, the diseases of which
..they dyd.yf r-.-- -
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We were pleased Id'meet Mr; Juo.'J.
Jlc Donald,' of Oalveson',',Tca spn' of
, 'f : t-j oooeiu vjoaaejf promi
ni fc citizen of -oar jcountyi - .lie is on a
TisityctHujanled' bf luswifsr indebitd
to hii ; ri?tber,aiidjf.lative9'm this town.
Al e left here 1S years ago to make-hi
home in Texas and we -are giad to know
tiiat-hejis gTOvving'lip-sacoeesfulfy with
, tftit he country. It was pur. pleasure
i slrto tokneet Mr. John Steele, of , Moot
. gome ry county, just returned i'rom Ar
kanaasl where ' he has' been on a pros
- . pectin, tour since last February, He
tails ub that.iir. Tom Steele, of Little
K-jjk, brother of the-Col. and Kobt L.,
accompanied by his'. son and. daughter
and other persons, left-one-day last week
, ,fr Wagon. . Whoel Gap - in, the far, off,!
B )Cky Mountains, where rthe party will
spend a' month or: two thV men' folks
.. r i in uieir imia enjoying ine pastime 01
. s'i;otiflg wild sheep,; deer and grizzly
bear. -r:'4. - -.ir.!vj'- . tr-j-w
AtuJ Childress,"; hieceV-of the late llti
(furnu,
left on Tuesday for. Lexington
MrsJ L. W. Vughan,,Jeft last week on
a -natoW tnends at .tlantoo ya and
Bittirnorej y, h'j'ut Wfe i '
""Mr. pockery Joimson;;fof Spring Hill,
was m town on luescutyr we had a
pla asah t call same " dky froi Mr., Under
wo id, representing the"lletgli Regl&UT.
r Remember
You! can al ways get the very hest Soda
pnd Mineral Water at the Drug btore
Tile DemooraUc Cengresnonal Conven
tion for this District is appoin ted to meet
inIbeftotf 'on Jury 30th. '.The fol
lowing is a list of delegate : T. F. Stan-
bckrK R LittleL S. Boatick, J . M.
tUtteav' WJU. lownsena, n. .u. owjwto,
Sr.,T. C Leak, J. T. LeOrand, H. U.
Wall, yL. II. Russell, J. D. suaw, a.
Jamos, D, I. Gibson,- Jease Hargrare, F.
3GUbson, Qi T. Pate, Wtfn,
Ldderick Morton, N. Al MclN air, u. Bry
ant, W. A. Gill, J, P. McBae, S. J. Hun
terjl ir. Cameron, W. II. Neal, K. B.
Clark, Gu H. Hall. I No alternates. Next
Wednesday is the day.
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All over the State the Democrats are
forming Cleveland nd Scales clubs with
a yiew to :c
strength and be prepared for systematic
work in the campaign. Who -says, we
should not take steps here to that end
and try, in this jubilee 'year for the De
mooracy, f tov redeem even Richmond
county from Radical domination ani in
fluence? Can it be doneT Not possv-
ble, except with suah organiaation as
Gov. Jarvis, in the early days of his po1
litical career, inaugurated in Pitt coun
ty, as a result of which thatcounty, m
the face of greater odds than we have to
contend" against, shook off the lethargy,
and indifference and supioenhesa, such
aa haa-come over us here during these
years of politioal thraldom, and claimed
and achieved a glorious victory for the
democjracyThis was simply the result
of organization, local and general. Every
township in our county should at onoe
take steps to establish its club and gath
er its Democratic forces into it ; tb.6n
hold regular meetings s vou would in
debating society, distribute campaign
documentand&get the people enlight
ened on the issues between the parties,
stimulate enthusiasm,; nothing can be
done without it. Each club can adopt
and put in practice Us own plan of gov
ernment so as to secure the best resulu
in preparation lor election day ; subject
of course to rules and regulations macl9
by the general oounty organization. We
would suezest that the chairman of
Rockingham township executive comr
mittee name a day upon whfeh the vo
ters of he township -po- matter how few,
bo the nucleus ia formed and a begipning
made may ge together at the court
house and en?oli themselves in a Cleve
land and Scales eiuW Then the books
to remaitt open for enrollment of the
names of all who choose to join us and
cast then fortunes with the great Reform
party of the country. !
A Wfcltrrl.e Sea.'
It will pay any unsophisticated lands
man to go down to Wilmington at this
season of the year. ' Stop at the Purcell
House,'for Perry, an old college mate of
ours, is clever enough. Spend about
three quarters- of. a day An the ' city
that'8 long enough. '. (5p around to the
Star, office, not to get your name in the
rpsV popular daity in. the !te, but just
to Bee, you know, . and. hear.' the news.
SfaVenp-your rrnd atout 4 p. k. ;hat
you'ii go aown to - cknitnviue to rtstuin
next morning at 11 a. Take passage
on the "Louise" at 4:30-Unot so tidy and
anstoerafic as the 'Passport,'' but, nev-
ertheless, a swift rocser,. and not-so apt
to be crowded. -She stops at the Soeks,
old Fort Fisher,. to take on mail, passen
gers or something, no matter, so it- gives
you an opportunity to see what-the gen-
efaK government has dohe - towards im
proving the entrance front the sea to
Wilmington, Here is a. wall of ' rocks
run out from shore several hundred yards
and completely stopping Up Ft. Fisher
Inlet, thus causing the main channel of
the river to deepen for the purpose of
better navigation. While this is a com
pleted job, you'll see thai a similar work
ia now progressing in the effort at stop
ping up Corn Cake Inlet, thus still im-
proving the main channel and tending
tar towards making the harbor at Smith
ville one of the best on the coast. If
you ask what all this is to cost, you can
only get in answer, somewhere above a
million.. Stay one night at the Hotel
Brunswick, Smithville, if i you can' t stay
any longer In the early next morn
cast your, eyes adown the river ; you see
Ft. Caswell on the right, Bald Head on
the left, and, between these two points,
the sea, the sea. If you have poetry, in
your soul it comes rigbi out, "Break,
break, break, on thy cold gray stones,. O
sea I" Back at Wilmington, make your
arrangements to start at 6 o'clock r. u.
for ;Wrightaville Sound.-, jThe pleasing
contrast realised, not simply suggested,
between A,BheUjroad'.and the Pee Dee
nun maxes ne; twe oi seven, nwlea a
oentinuousjjvnnUl yon bare -hauled up
ia front "of "Sea -Side Park. Hotel.'.'
rioiioi rompu cere varying, is is
true, but only from pleasant to pleasant.
Jake the Udea, they come and go ; so it
fa pverwhere. lf Mr, 'A IT.'Green, a
constnt summer sojourner here, pro
poses a . sail, don' t object; it is only
pleasure eoupled with safety that he
contemplates for. you,; even though he
makes appear . that he will shoot the
"sharpie" through the- Inlet and across
the bar, just to scare -you, j It John Dan
iel is at the helm trust him to take you
across and out into main Atlantic ; he
knows all about sailing, and you'll fail
to get a genuine "whiff of the sea" till
you've done that. If fortunate enough
to get an entree to the Carolina Yacht
dub houBe,; wfiieh stands 'immediately
on the beach, 'then divest and, re-invest-'
ing in borrowed! plumage, try the surf
here you find tiie best on ihe. Carolina
coast. " If yon can't stay longer, at least
put in two days and nights, as we did
and then come home on time, glad that
you' ve. been and oontea t tots wait ano th-.
e opportunity for taking the -same trip,
One single box of Parsons' ' Purgative
Pills taken ' one each night will make-.
more new rich blood than ten i dollarsH
worth" of any liquid" blood,v purifier now
known. These pills will change the
the blood in the entire system, in-; three
months, taken'one a nigh W .
- Raleigh has organized a "Society far
the Prevention ot Cruelty to Animals,"
the first, we believe of the kind in this
State.- 1 - v
Jay' JtUcs3,
two pronainent phjcjLans ojo
Dw. Jim M4wuit;Coyington-were
sold out lastitrdaj Ter nicety, Wd.
the secret woirld jnrobabl , haye ,be04
kept had only one- of . thiol Veeaa . vlc
:l
tim." OnjiM.Wsia5jbuf f e 01
ing around town: for (two, or hree days
considerably under the innuehca of wn4l
key, and - concluded Oft Satufdaj . tht
he would like to go nomef Ikte makes
his way to Dr. Jim's office- and reports,
to him that a Uttle ' child of -Darga
Lampley's 1 was very kick;at nia house
and that he was wanted ; at once ;. "that
Mr. Lamp ley was almost heart-broken
at the child's apparent critical condition,
and the sooner he (Dr. Jim) would go
the better. The Dr. told him that it
was almost , out of the question for him
to go just at that time; that he had just
returned from a long and wearisome
tr.Pi that his horse was tired and mvt ,
re,t a while. Soon Watkms left and Dr.
Jim mounted his vehicle, first thinking j
that he would go liome and partake of
the bountiful dinner that awaited his
Coming, but conscience told him that he
was doing wrong, and the thought that
the precious darling of the agonizing
Mr. Lampley might die tor want of im
mediate attention, caused him to change
his mind and he drove as soon as po$tsis
ble to the house of Watkins, where he
WUBU luo we" pmymg soth.
3 a I .t.:iJ if j i . . a
the yard lively enough. The Doctor's
feelings can better be imagined than
described. In the meantime Watkinsi
had despaired of getting a free ride with
Dr. Jim and set about to hunt up Dr.
Wint. He-soon succeeded in finding
him and related the same story to him.,
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rVr -Cr rr8 . rilPricecenU botUe.
uau m uviuurs iu uu pooae ana wouir l
give it to him as soon as he bad taadW
the visit, whereupon Dr. Wint' uayfted
him to take a seat in his dog cart aaa in a
few moments Watkins was moving speedr
ily towards home. While pasng.a ell j
known station on the B, O. A R, at the
western end of towq
Watlrins jumped ;
bvr money changv
out and went in to get his money
ed so explaining h:
purpose to Dr. '
to Dr.
Wmt, who paUentlywaited till he re -
turned Dr.-V. nnoerstands novT, how -
ever, that the movement was only a ruse
to get anothedrink. Resuming the j
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journey aflerthjs little episode they
soon met Dr. Jim, twUirnina. who. fullv I
realised by tho. Ume the- true skttp of
lis litMA wtsiM a ... . i 2 '
atikirs, Jwit he remained as ctimb as an
oysterWhile passing them, and on they
sped until the home of Watkins was
reached, when he dismounted, walked
ltraigntway to tne house, entered and
lay down on the bed. Dr. Vvlnt follow.
od him in and, to his surprise, found the
situation as above stated. Watkins had
jaot lorgotten the promise ot the two
uoiiars. out aeciarea tnat ne wouia not
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pay it now; that
V he had.no idea of do-
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told him so., sliall.!
ing it when he told
not vouch for Dr. W.'s strict adherence
to the rules of the church, at this innc- j
tare; but it was too good for them to.
Keep, and now one Docton'aociu Uio j
Other of j'umping at theopporlunity to
make the visit. ) - j
gaged a few days ago in figuring up the !
town. From, his calculations we I cam
that there are twenty five widows aiufc
five widowersr-Tfiifr .does not inolude
those living in Pee Dee village;, 'lite"
manufacturing business must be dull
whear the presidents find time for cenv
us taking.
The "boys" have all-been- summoned
to work the streets a gain i Nice law
this, to force a man to work tho streets-
and pay taxes fop.- the support of the
town, too
Nora. The above items were hand
ed in. fori our. issue-of two weeks-is go,,
but have been crowded out..
"Steve Elkins," says the New and
Obterva-y. "who Is- said tcr know more
about the star route matters than- any
Other person and wbe-is tbe chief mn
ager of Blaine's campaign, has-been talk
ing about the plans of his committee.
He thinks the vote of Iodtnna "is large
ly a question of finanee" which means
soap and laughter." He thinks there-
is a fair chance of uniting the -Readjust
ters and straightout Republicans in Vir
ginia, "which would make easy a similar
fusion in North Carolina." And tbatr
shows what Steve Elkins knows about i-L
He counts on "a similar fusion in North
Carolina" a fusion of what? There isM
nethinghere to fuse. ..The revenue ring
has already captured the Kepubliean
party and turned it over 'body and soul
to Dr. Tyre York. ' It wi bo tery easy
for Dr. York to lose it, bo t-we see -no
chance for him to fuse i with anythingt
Certamly he can't fose.it with the Dem
ooratic party. Elkins may know somen
thing of the star route inaiters,' and
about "soap," but be is not well posted
on North Carolina politics. '
: Alongstrmed snake crawled kito-a
basement saloon, yesterday, and. was-in,
the middle of the room -before any one
saw it. The inmates stood aghast and
speechless for several seconds, when-one
of them, pointing his finger at the object,
managed to articulate, "Do any of the
rest of you see that They, all re
sponded in a chorus, "Yes, we all do."
It's a great relief to me to know it,',
said the first; "for I thought I was going
to have another attack of malaria."
"Me, tooj" responded ;tbe chorus, and
then they fell on the snake with billiard
cues ancfMsilled it. Yaaktoii Fress.
KEW APYKRT1S MEXTV
m COTTO.X GIN
FOR SALE.
One good? second hand engine, ten
horse power, and pne.' sixty-saw. cottoa
gin for sale. These must be sold, and
can be boughVctraaper than any others
in tha county. ; Apply to
LkGUANItA; T1LLET r,.AU'ys,'
29tf , , - Uockuigliam. N. C. r
NOIlfllMIlOLINVCOLLKUE
Htl Pleasant, coitus Csix. '
The next session "begins August -4th..
Total expenses per term of twenty weeks
$50 -to $75, For catalogue and other
particulars, address as above. )
KSVi G.. F. St-HAEEFEIV President.
The N O. Press Association will meet
in Raleigh on the 7 th of October. "
'&0n the, 16tb of July there wa in the
S. Treasury the vast sum Off s,2yi,-
M No wondetm00ey U oarce. 1
The hotel at All Healing Springs, in
Cleveland eountfwae burned on the
18th. Loss, f 1 3,000 : insurance, fiUUO.
;1 Johnson's Anodyne liniment will
noaitivelv' cure - ehronio diarrhoea- of
Lipng standing, alsojdysentery,; cholera
morbus, ana, cholera, . used internauy.
There is no remedy known ho valuable
fpr immediate use aa this old life preser
ver.' L. ..v'-'v'-r- -- ' "
? The Poplar Tent people in Cabarrus
county are preparing to have a big time
on the occasion Hf their annual Fair,
which takes place August 13th proximo.
Among other speakers, we are informed
that Gen. Scales; our candidate for Gov
ernor, b to speak' there.'1 Observer,
A lady writes: I have used Ayer's
Sui.ran.nari I Is. in m v fujnil v far mnrT vpart
and could not keep house without
upon femaie weaknesses and irreiuar
ities, I consider , it without an eaai."
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ADTICF. TO MOTH ICRS.
Are you disturbed at night Mid bro
ken of your rest by a sick child suffering'
ana crying witn pain oj eunmg teetn i
If so, send at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing .Syrup for
chidren teething. Its. value is incalcul-
able. It will relieve-the i poor little
sufferer immediiUSely. Depend upon
it, mothers, there is no mistake about
J it. It cures dysentey ana amrrnoea,
,,,,,1, ..i, stomach and 'boweli.
cures wincLolic, softens the gums,
reduces inflammation, and gives tone
nd enrgy t0 the whole system. Mrs.
Winslow Hootning eyrup lor onuaren
tee thine is pleasant to the taste, and
is the1 preecriptiou of one of the, oldest
and" beet female curses and physicians
l.'llu. fTnit-al KtitM n sA la at& Kff
to'the United States, and is for sale by
all drucjrists throughout the world.
"The platform submitted to the Dem
ocratic Convention j at Chicago yesterday
r a much! more- intelligible document.
! as a whole, than that which the Repub
JJ,to:
It
licans adopted, r ' . It is perfectly
candid. observer that neither
Chicago, pbttformat wa made
wih-the intention oi
policy regaitcfingthe
of leading to a radical
tariff.
In
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4lwa rfl OA rf f.haa TisafVI AM AIT IP !a aIaum
liace ot the resolutions, from, the
Ietiuito limitations with which ijt
weclaruti.ws of policy are surrounded;
ifom. lhJe ."dmissions mxde as to the
acquired rights of protected industries
.3 thm . d of reWnl-ini, th difT.
rnce in the rates of wairea to ho. pftrnad
VaAaaA A A 5n im Linla fLai' nA
bore o sd in. foreign binds, that no de
struutive measures are contemplated.
It is still more clear frbm the recent
history of the party that, were suoh
measures' propos-ed, it would be i ra
possible to carry them into operation
x- "mcBi
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Not a particle of calomel or any other
deleterious substance enters into the
nnmiiOsit.ion of Aver'a Cutliai tic Pills.
Un the contrary they prove of special
service to loose wuo nave uwi siuaii
.i t . j i -1
and other mineral poisons as medicines,
and teel their injurious effects. InsuCu
CM3 Ay . pais are-invaluable.
Hair "Vaerbr
ITS I I - S.S1 I HUTU ' - mtTg'" .
restore, with tle gloss auU freshness or
youth, failed or gray Unir to a natural, rich
browu color, or UueAhiacIt, as wa? be desired.
By its use light or red Uair may be darkened,
thiu U;iir tbickeued, and balduess often,
tlioali uot ulvrays, curvd. . -
It ohesfc ialliag-of ihw lialr, and ft;uu
laltf a weak iSf-fiaiil growtU to vigor. It
prerent9aiMl cures scurf aud daiidraST, and
heals." noarly every d.sease peculiar to tlie
scalp, As ;i Ladies' Hair Dressing-, tlio
ViutfU Js-taiequsileU ; it outains. neither oil
uor--d!, reuders Ue hair soft, glossy, and
silken in amtenraftce, aud iuiparis a delivute,
agreeable, aud liati.ig irluuie.
Mi. C. P. BuicHEl! m-rites from Kirlff. O..
Jn'tfJt, Ixjcj-: .1iMB fnii Hv hair commenced
falling out; mid in a l)wi time 1 became
. nearly baUt. t ii-i part of a bottle of
Aveh'.s Hair Yiooit, which stopped the fall
tng of the hair, and started a wew srowth. I
hare sjsmt- a fHl hewl of hair (towing vigor-etiirty,-
and ai conriMc-d that bitt for the
use of your reoaraUou X should have been
entirely bakl."
.EYP. BirWJS,.-rTOpritor"oiFtie tfeArtkttr
tObio) Rttquirrr, saj-s : AVKJI'B HAIR VieOB
is a most excellent y rep. ration for the hair.
. lpeak of it from mf own experience. Iu
- use Tporiateet-the growth of new hair, and '
, makes-it gWly and soft. The Vioon ia also
a-snre cure for d-iudruff. Kot within wj
knowledge bits the pr.eiaratkm ever failed.
tegivs entire satisfaction."
Ma. Axons FAiRnAiRX, leader of the
' celebrated " Fairbairu Family " of Scottish
cali!la, writes from Hxstoit, Mast-, Fth. 6,
- MM : " Kver since my hair began to pi re sil
very evidence of the change which tier ting
due Twocwetb, 1 have meed Avks's Hair
Vioob; and so have been able to" maintain o
an appearance of yonthf ulness a matter of
considerable consequence te"Hiini8eeT, ora- .
' torn, actor, and In fact every one' who UveS"
in the eyes of the public' .
arRS -O. A. Fbescott, writing from 18 Hm"
If., ChHrttstam, Matt., April 14, 1882, says:
" Two years ago aboat iwo-tliinU of my hair
cable on It- thinned very rapidly, and 1 was
f.t growing bald. On using Aykb's Hair
' ViKa the falling stopped and a new growth
eotMRfeaeed, and iiwaboat a month my head
was completely covered -with short hatr; It
has continued to grow, aad is now as good as
' before it fell. I regularly ased but one bottle
of the Vioom, but now aae It occasionally m
wMreuing." .. -;
IT have hnndfeds of similar testimonials'
. j to the afBeaey f AVer's HaiitTiGoa. It
I' needs bat a trial to convince ths most skepti
calof 1U value. .:v ; :. ?y
-' rasraaxnBT- -'-
Dr. JtC.Ayer ACoLovveH, Mais.
' . SxAd hy aU Droggiits.
2v
IN CASH
GIVEN AWAV
ATTENTION, SRIOKERS
all contestants for the 25 premiums aggregat
ing above amount, offered by BlackwelTa Dur
ham Tobacco Co., must observe the following
conditions on which the premiums are to be
awarded: All ban must bear our original
Bull Durham labeC TJ. S. Bevenne Stamp, and
Caution Notice. Ths bass must be done up
securely In a package with name and address
of 8onder, and number of bags contained plain
ly marked on the outside. Charms must be
prepaid. Oard&dou November SOth. All pack
ages should be forwarded December 1st, ana
must reach us at Durham not later ihan Decern
her lMh. No matter where you reside, send
Snur package, advise us by mail that you have -one
ho, and state the number of bags sent.
Nnmes of successful contestants, with number
of bags returned, will be pubUsbedv Dec. 22. in
Boston, Herald , New York, Herald; Philadel
phia, Timet; Durham, H. &, Tobacco Plant;
New Orleans, TimeDemocrati Cincinnati. -Znirert
OhieagoDaily -New; Ban Francisoo,
Chronicle. AAefess. -
Blacxwkle Dtrnnx "Tobacco Co, .
Dueham, N. C.
Every geaoine package haf picture of Ball.
3- Boe oor next armouncement."
Fifteen or twenty shares of Great Falls
:u u
Manufacturing stock. . Apply to
3. M. SCALES
; Rockingham,- June Zl7 1884
111
nil
And win completely change the Uood in the entire sjvtena in tbre month. Any
person who will take. 1 Pill eaob night from Xto XZ weeks, mmj he restored toeooad
health U such a thins; be possible. Tot Female CoxaplaiaU these Fills hare no eqai
PhysliaBe them for the CTr of I.TVEB and HJDKEY dlaeiutee. Bold eyrjwhote,
or Bent by Wall for Bc 8b. stamps. Circulars free, i. g. JOHHSOy 00.,Eooo, ibas. ?
mm
mi
JOHNS
ANODYN
Tt ra 1 -ell-knon fact that most of the
florae and Cattle Powder sold la toil ooan
try is worthtew : thut Sheridan's Condition
Eiwdei" is i absolutely pore and.TeryralaaUe.
othims n Earth will make hne
,f uke Sheridan's Condition Pow-
toy. It
s ill also positirely prevent and cure 1 Hik
CHICKEN CHOJLERAJc&oi'sMlte
Steam Eno-ines, Saw Mills
"BOSS" COTTON" PEESSES, Iiamps,
General Hardware, Barbed Wire, j
Marvin's': arid Barries' Fire Proof Safes, Dixie plows,
Hand cuffs, fine knives, imported avm and
' ' C '' ;
W ttsiLO and Faeming Implements, of all descriptions.
B RE m $c fflC'DOWE LL,
M CHaPJ.OTTE, N. 0. '
To the needs
of the ' tourist
commercial tra
veler and new
settler, Hostet
ters Stomach
Bitters is pecu
liarly adapted,
iiihoe it strength
;- ens the digest- j
ive organs, and
braoes the phys
ioal energies to ;
unhealtbful in
fluences. Itre
moves and pre
.vents malarial
fever, constipation, dyspepsia, healthful
v stimulates the kidneys and bladder,
and enriches as well as pilies the blood.
When overcome by fatigue, whether
mental or physical, the weary and debil
itated find it a reliable source of renewed
strength and oomfbrU For sale by all
Druggists and PeaUrs generally.
Having severed my connection with
Great Falls Mfg. Co. as an operative, I
fK Mr .fas A
Wright aa Travel Sht fftrhft
Home Sewing Machines, Organs, Ac.
Also shall sell, in connection with above,
H. S. Goodspeed's Pictorial Family Bi
ble, the best Bible published for the
money. Also a number of other good
books, all standard works'.- Roping for
a liberal patronage from the public, 1
am yours,. Ac,
N. WILSON.
July 1st, 1884-tf. ' I
uiBRie nnirnw m
nannio nciviuii oust jus
ST. IOTJ1B, .
tOVJU.
m a .MINI STOW SI
HOf MHm PASTLLc REMEOT
INM SMi D4 othen who MAv
boss Nffmi saS FtiTsiesl MbU- .
iw assay f looear fianinumwa.
T Btsssay Is t la sss. (Mill a BoBCta).
SSntSawosl,SMlssslsjs lsMS,)aStlls
S.AM flinlMklv mmA tiulto hh
siiissyisili s. Psiaptilft desert,
swss ef mm win assies oa spensfUga,
BOX
rna-'
1Att - ' WT tnr --
BsntrrtsTC
CIRCULA
SKNOPOK 4aVri 0..WTMAI.
.A smw J
, Issatatwaw-
A Clothing
JVittlcoivslcii
A CYCLONE ;
DESTROYING jALL BUT ttUR LOW PRICES !
COMA:HXSOSr IS PROOF.
A preat ruanv merchants seem ' to try to make a great deal to do
about the panic in New Xoi k and its effect on the Clothing trade, etc.
One of our firm, who chanced to be in New Turk when the great mon
ey crash took place, .says it had tio significance either on the Clothing
or Dry Goods, market, but this is the season when manufacturers are
compelled to onload. The manufacturers die hard but dull times at
last compel them to sacrifice their stock for cash. ; It is a ,well-known
fact we make no unnecessary noise unless w have-
SOM ETH I NG STARTLISl G TO OFFER
We have just cqnsnmated the purchase of
Two IBNwdredi and Fitty lIEIViS HTJITS
Which vre shall offer at'less than 50 cents on the dollar. "This sale
. ' , will be strictly for casli."
Men's bnits at $3.0-- Jnt think.
Men's-Snita at' 459.- ; H- .
Men's Suit? at 6.00. u
Men's Suiti, all wool,
' i --"y Men's Svritk ."
' Itferi's Suits, . . "
Men's Suits, $8100, $8.50", $9.00,
, W'ovtli' Tist 3poaVble tlie IVIotiey--
WITTKOWBKY & BARXJH
VirARI.OTTi;, .
PURGaTlVErfi
HIM fni
il l II AV
ST 5?
7,
onp. Asthma, BroBchitts, VenraUr
U$ will InitanUneoo.lT relieve then terrtbte
nd, 7" Poely care nine cms
put of tea. Information that will sure but
live sent free liy mail. Don't dcUr a tuxaanL
rrerention It better thmn cure.
E LINIMENT CLRE3 Influents, Bleeding at fiie Lnnrn. Eosns.
K, Chrooio lirrhoea, I)yentery, Cholera Morbus, Kidney TronUaa and '
ere. Circulars free.. I. 8. JOUiiSON A CO., Boeton. Mass.
mmwm lay
Cholera, Ac. 8oM seery where, or tent W mail for Sc In
I ', V - ."o.ivu in i.lkc cans,pnccsi,w; ot mail.
Circulars fine. I. 8. JOHSSON & CO., BoMoo, AU
V.
M. H. RUSSELL
Offers This Week
The fallowing Goods which liave
just been received, and to arriye:
LACKS.
C Cream and Black Silk Span-
tsn- iorobon, f rencn uui.
pure, Brabrant, Italian Co
rinthian Embroidery- Lice
and Irish Paint TjtfiR. Tv- f"
er lasting Trimmings, and
many other Laces, with In-
sortings to match.
WHITE GOODS,
.' novelties,
' - India Linen, .
Vic Lawn, 10 pieces ;
Stripe and Fancy Nainsook
Plaids, Striped-and Dotted Swiss,"
Brocaded Lawn, and lace and welt Pique.
Lidies ' arid Misses'
Dress Shoes, also Ladies Low Cut Mag
I nlia &lld Button NeWpOrts.
TtkJijese goods have - been bought
below their vaTSwaQd will be offered to
the tradbat a small margineircost
for cash. "Buy close and sell close''Is
the motto of-
M.-H. EussELt,
July
Dr. W. H. BOBB1TT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggist,
No. 10 East Martin street,
RALEIGH, ISr. O.
Read What a patient says of it :
"The Pastilles 1 porcliased from yon in Aagast
Erove to me most conclusively that ""'while there Is
fe there Is hope." They did their work ferbev
vend aoy utmost expectations, for 1 certainly did
not expect that a habit of FOURTEEN Y KAILS'
DURATION could be completely gottes sutder con
trol in , the exceedingly short time of two months
I sa sssweyett tliatno fats modesty will keep me
from doing all that lean in adding- to the success
which will sureljProweo Mdclja-remlr." .
Above extinct boa a letter dated W. Va Dm X, SSI
The Pastilles are prepared sad sold only by tha
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFC CHEMISTS,
308 N. tOth. St. ST. LOUIS. MO.
1Sssts'1 trMtaiat JS, two nsitki S5, Ohm austki 7
ADO
6 Darn ell's I
Men's SuitS-af $4.12
Men's Suit's at . 5.0
N
$6.50, worth $13.50.
7.00, " 15.00.
J net think.
7.50, " 16.00. ' '
$10.00) $11)0, $12 and $12.56.-
SIS
7 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK.
m .
OO r,-1 ySWZi
aa. 'aata.
ILL.
MASS.
roR
SALE BY
J. L. STONE, General Agent,
Raleigh, N. (;.
JAS
-s .
A WRIGHT, Agt. a Kocknrr
T?. SINCLAIR has Ditched his tent on
tlie west side of the old' Sontnern HoCel,
and is now' ready to serVe the nublic.
He has greatly improved in the art of
picture making since he was here, and
is getting lots of work. As he wj.ll only
remain a short time, parties wanting
pictures had better call soon. t
Jas. T. LeGrahd. Uhas. W. Tillett.
LeQRAlTD & TILHSTT,
Attorneys at Law,
Hockngliam, TsT. C-
Will practice in all the courts of the
State'. Will occupy LeG rand's law office,
where; one member of the firm-earr al
ways be found,
AYER'S
AgneOnre
IS WARRANTED to cure all eases of ma
larial disease, such as Fever and Ague, Inter
mitt? or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fevef, and. Liver Com
plaint. In ease of failure, after due trial,
dealers are authorised, by oar circular of -
July Ut, 1882, to refund the money.
Dr. J. C. Ayer &Co., Lowell, Mast.
' Sold by all Drngjfcit.
Yes.
TBEBE' is a
In Wadesboro !
i . And there Is the place to get
SWflL BOOKS, &IANK BOOKS
i ;; ;; and
I ! Fine Stationery.
Give me a trial and be convinced that
1 will soil you goods as cheap as they
can be had anywhere.
' JOT Mail orders promptly attended
to. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN A, DSTIS,
8 Central Hotel Block. 6m.
i SPRING AND SUMMIT
GOODsi
N.ov? Openat
J.; Wi. & BROVS.,
Fancy andSoUdPrints,
Wtrfte and Figured
Lawns,- May Novelties
in Notions and Station
ary. Finest and Largest
stock of ladies' and muses'.
Something for Everybody !
ALSO
.A. Few
SPECIALS
,: ! '" - 'i .: '
; FOtt v-,
"DUDES,",'
All at prices lower than they have been
for years, , and which in texture, wear
and durability will give satisfaction. .
J. W. McRae & Qro.
HqwLost, ,H6 Restored !
r. Just published, a new edition of Dr. Cul-
vtrwell's Celebrated Essay on the radical
eure of Spennattor hcea , ot Beminal Weaknetts,
Involantary Seminal' Loases, Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Irtipedi-
ments to hiamage, tc.; .aio;-Coa(mmptioii,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sen-indulgence,
or sexual eztravagence, Ac.
. The celebrated author, in -this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' successful practice, tnat the alarming
consequences of self-abnse may be radically
cured; pointing put a mode at once simple.
cert&iny bud effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly. and . radically .
This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope J to
any "address,- post-paid, on receipt of four
cents or two postaare stamps. Address
IWAIII!H(Sl(5)(a
TheGidverweU Medical Co.,f : V
wlun An in ml s mwi harm nf iw . I V0t.iA-?''
DEALBB IN
CENEHAi: MERCHANDI
Tid xrrx'T it. Y:
The CHdaesi.Pfaoe ; , ,
In BicfhnoiKt county to buy your sup ' .
plies for . ' .",'.: : 7 .- . ..- i 1
: Casli or 3artei"f,3
r IJtlst Received
,11U KHCKB Al . J S 1WIUV
, 1 car load or bait:- r ?-:v
50 boxes Tobaeeot ' ?;.:.? W
30 gross tttd1 200 vvfea8tfid&
mnff,
and other good to be sold low for cash '
Come to Hamlet and call for . .. 4 .
Ptace ;iteap Cub Sr.'
W. F." STEELE. K. L. STEELE, Ja. .
J. W. COLE. '
STPELE BROS. & CO.,
' DEALERS IN -
- - T .1
COTTON BUYERS,
Keeb on hand a large and varied stock-
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions., &c, kc, to".
suit toe trade, which they are constant
ly replenishing by almost daily recei
A special attraction of-tueu stock ia
an elegant . . J
Co rpe t Exliibiior,
with 60 difierent patterns of Brussels,-
ianis . t Ingrain Carpetings, wbicrr
l.i. v can ee.i at New York retail prices .
and show you just how they will look
when made up and spread on your room
floor.
They have exclusive control of those
unrivalled fertilisers, the ; ,
Solvable ittfcille
i
; AND
Sea Fowl aU-AJSTOS
and will also sell i '
- K A. I V I T ; '
and other popular brands. ,;
we buy our goods as low as they can
be bought, and can and will sell as low
as anybody can sell GOOD goods. We"
also pay the top of the market for cot-"
ton and other p'JVuce. , . ; r
' P- S.A11 persons indebted to us
are notified that our books are ready for
a settlement. -5.
THEOHLT'TRUE-
EH
Cr.lMis
It will
and enrich :. V-?"'-
th LIV
aUS -lA-.m" .
BJSaXiTa aBdVIQC
especially lyiv
tlon. Lack of F
atsoasoa requtnnr
L
are.
ircivM'
Babtbk's Iron Tonic
Tbe stfdoj
4-:.;
ltrortbeorlfrtnal. Jfyou6i..-
do uot experiment get the Omou. a
- - - - - T7a-. . 1 .l
fl O. JOOBSb SB0. IW JUJUbAJA ' 1. ' - J-. . "
Fallof -rrr " assmlilorma.iW.j s'-1V ''';-'v "'. A.-v',i
Pn. HAarnra inow Tewo m ro feVKS.v,-& '
- Dmxxnstsano D balers EvERvvifeH: ot'T''-
i tMm of mm.'.
STITUl
thrWITTT DlSPENSABY. No. 920
' MJrWIffilORfl TO
flrx
wci; ;)'.rv'' v.
Im Iv T T .a4 r '' ua . tu.1 j..i. aw. V
SXUOX OSaSkaH. his. A Suiiaeu V'-..
ThU'Ht1tW har atirMa- Mellltiea ai
nd aa-fi:v4-a;,
perieaoedTaenlty. Wbite tt siieci-ewUTs form
ttmineM, which baa been -stahllsliod Mr years. It
will aim to extend Its mnoal and surfdesd prae-
Uoe. irlTtnr akllinil and cienUnc treatmeut to '
CHRONIC DISEASES &SS.taTO
aMa Uhm. r ta OlM..a. L n 1 n III.... . 1
aacaa. Heart, Ltver.Stomach and Bowels, Khaam i2f'S?.i
atlsm. Dyspepsia, Oonaanip lion and Astlinia. f: :,
BLUUU IMPURITIES.
inherited or caused
tlon, Sorofnla, Fever ftarea. Ulcers. eU
nrrnniimrn or the l.lmb-. 8utm
by Impure aasoula
tJcers. eto.i
Imbs, Spinal Ourta." :
UCrUlllfllll'tO tare, Wry-Meek. DImssm
WC B If II CCO and -wastlns: diseases In eld and
It JtrtnI.OO yonur men, atsu all diseases ol
the r-nlto-Mi-tnai-T oritane. J
CCIf NIC IrreRialarlUea and waaknesiee. cans-
rCMAlC Ilia: pala in the back orelde, ete -.
rersnnal Interviews with patients are always '
preferred. Those unable to visit ihe Institute will :
be furnished with blank HsM of questions that wiltr
aid them in mating a full statement of their eases
aud If not reqnlrlnc a aarcleal operation they can
be sncoessfiillr treated 6y enrrespondenoe. and
medicine sent try mall or ezps. To enable as
to Dead proper list of qnestloiis iHltants should 1
rive a brlrf statuneni of their trouble.
t the Joints. Pilaa. Vistula. Iiunturc. ete.
I em xieasurerof we eorporeooa mo wemosw
flhwsn 6o Advertiainc A.cMta,aod vef an to
the pablislwr of this er any other Dewepaperia she I
UolW 8tiUmwrinaadsreardle ssewneiMlrar.' .
Comniltafioa atCMBce or by mA free end nwHedi
m o. d:
If 2ou, Nped a Watch;
Of any kind, ho matter how eorninOn'or
how fine, and cannot call to examine my
stock, write to 'pie giving description of
kind you want and I will send it to you
by Express C. O. I., with thy- privilege
oT exanfirraHorf: 3 If -it suits, you" an
pay Express Agent for it, it not return'
at my -expense. .Remember that Ire"
pair ' watches, clocks, Jewelry," Ac.y af
short notice and guarantee sasisfacnaoh;'
J. H.ARNES. i
ROCkirighirin, N.-C Mch
CANCKRS CURED; :
By"a renf6dy strictly my own : 1 goar.
antee to cure Canoers, Tumora, Warts
Ac., in a short lime. . ,
Ao cure, N charge, ; r
therefore do not hes ate and suffer, ba
give me a triaL 1
8. M. WRIGHT; -43...1T
. ' - Laurel Hill, N.:C-
New Biaiser
My -arrangements' now being oompletey
fypsnppjyiiig oustomers v' ?--'i-.-..'' r :
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