$h9i lALLfTEp5xoKiD Paoranro.
.Office':
EVESB?TT, WALL
company's.
i , 1 BuBSCEIPTION BATES
Six paonfhs,..
... .75
.40
" -ir--iiS" All BUbscriDtiona accounts must, uv
-. uiuu m auvauce.
Advertising Urates furnished cn ap-
GIVE. 'US YOTJB- EAES, DEM0
V CBATS., .
yW think we understand the sit-
Ration that gives rise to the plea of
,'tojo ...partisan politics" in our ap
proaching town election. It " is the
same bid game by which,Hf carried
out, the Radicals will, practically,
enjoys the triumph and what little
nonor ana emoiumenc a,re 10 accrue
frnin a. defeat of the Democratic tick-
p.t. - It. is the. fnrmnr cnnsideratioii I
4neMn11v that commends this mixed 1
j! l-.i i ; ! i ii x '. i I
.UCKet uusints w iuiu, iur tiiejr re- i
cognise in it an opportunity for dis-
integrating the Democratic nartv. I
Thev annreciate the nlausibilitv of
-. o O I
rf . r r i i
: l ' J L . C !
sucn a cry, as useu uy proiewsing j
Democrats, for thev know that some!
. . . f
good Democrats have beetiied ofifby
i t : i TV
ii uereiuiore. ionsz nc tue uoiii
ocxats, as a party, have seen the folly
ot compromising with the enemy,
even in town elections, it has in
ured every time to the strengthening
of the Radical lines in our commu
nity and in the county. It can' have
, - - - I
none other than a damaging effect
upon the regular organization of the
Democratic party. It was high time
to quit it, even if we did have to ac
cept defeat as the consequence. Bet
ter that, on the principle of preserv
mg nartv organization and the in-
I
ierests that are conserved bv it. than
i I
to acnieve a quasi victory witn au
the chuckle ot delight on the side ol
jthe Radicals. They must enjoy the
situation ; we cannot blame them,
But for Democrats who stand for
principle ana wno are not asnamea
to urge the supremacy ot party
where so much is at stake, the duty
pelore us is plain. We have an or-
ganization in the town as well as in
the county, in the State, in the!
Union. The sure strenath of the
gauiwiuuu ut an ius pans. e snail
: : C 11 ;i i rr i ii
have need for an unhja&en solidity
; i. iJTTr. . -
in our party ranksin the campaigns
tof this year. Let us begin at the be
ginning and marshal our forces in
due time for the fight. At the call
- of the town executive committee, let
the Democrats assemble in conven
tion nominate their candidates
good men and true for the various
municipal offices to be filled at the
election on the first Monday in May
next, and then vote for them in solid
column. If any objections are to be
prged on personal grounds, manage
ment,&c., the convention is the place
for adjustment of all such. If satis-
iOLiwu' ton wgiveii inen anu mere
1 : ii i ,i I
why, pull out and bolt if vou
wish
But if bvvour deliberate
xui, ii oy your aeiiDerate
absence or failure to object at the
proper time things should not be
i or failure to obiect at the
pone to suit your individual choice,
then don't knife the party, out of
personal spite, but-defer your griev
ance to another time and onnortu-
pity. I his is the oiily manly course,
jLHE sensibilities ot our corre
spondent may well be aroused, as
seen on the local page, at the action
pt our town board in olaciner the
f i
town, registration book in the keep-
ing of a bar-keeper at his "place of a few "o after the death of three
right of the commissioners to have the ministry at an early age and
appointed whoni they pleased, un- served the Great Master with faith
der the authority of law ; or that mlness until called up to his Feward.
prima '"facie the appointee is no a e were shown samples of tobac
proper selection to havebeen made: fPk raised ?ear hre b Mr
buv if it was understood that the ofXcotC:
book was to be kept at his 'fplace of which, inr anpearande, compares fa
business" . (see notice at the court vorably with- the. up-country yield,
house door, bearing date March Severa of our farmers Greeted barns
15th) or if, with their tacif sanction, ISJ;!;11 W .the bu.si1?tpf
the voter is stui ;r.n;4 tk raising the weed last' season, but the
ti - ?q- ir ,g 5 ?USiineBS w"' fio ' Paylo as they
that place of business in order (6 had' been led-to believeand but lit-
register, after the fact has been tie will be planted here this fieason
brought.to their ; attention, "tnen we TePorgMnm'Cane growers and syr-
do' hot hesitate to sky that the act .aP-maers. 8em to have ?ared betr
deserves "the flaHo a- ter, and will continue the use of their
deserves the flagellation administer- evaporators for another season. Sev-
ed by our correspondent. It is noth: erai hundred gallons of fine syrup
ing 8hprt of an insult to the voting ant purchased from farmers here
population of the lo'wrt "fftk0Kv if :;': , . -. :
s to be continued at the'registrar's
fail to bo registered, but oar Mc
o every voter is!: 'Seeihpersonhat
V.MIJ -cgtaicreu. Xfc
will surprifie'nVif we"(lo not seea
cratic vote at the next thn
; . . .. . ' .7 ""vm.
-Send vonr. w :
7 .. . '-"r" tw Jvu juinung.
THE r SABBATH-SCE0OZ MOVE-
' Events are fast Verifying the state
Wnt made by Dr. Haygbod,of the
Southern Methodist Ctar&ha
the Sanday-school causeiis Jthe pre
dominating fact of ihe presenVage
Thereis no question, economic, po
litical, or otherwise, that takes prec-
j c iL o j i. i i-
edejjceof the Sunday-school n ihe
puujic miuu oi ujw wuuirjr. , auo
various orthodox denominations are
vieing with each other in the spread
of knowge and Script.
Sunday-school. , The international
v . .;. . - . . -I
lesson system of Bible instruction
has wprktd a revolution in teaching
methods and now, certainly .wher
ever the English language is known
and read, this system is in . use. In
the cause is enlisted both clergy and
laity of all the churches ; and the
work that is being accomplished and
the promise for the future is obliged
to have important effects upon the
civilization of the age. We can im
asrine no iafluenoe thai tends mora
toward the ubliftincr of humanitv.
u . : r ".a i
uic vuuserTauuu ot Buuicbj at large,
and the preservation of our liberties
as a neonle. Wherever the in flnenna
finds a lodgment in the hearts of
& r
w .
iL. L.i 'j
tue luasses, mas community is sale.
The Sundav-school isnronArlv tvni.
1 J J r
fied as "the nursery of the church"
3 .t , . , ...
uu. even more man mis. ltia nre-
servative of the morality of any com-
munity. bow thickly the seeds of
the Sunday-school influence and,
our word for it. there will soon be
left no room for anarchy, riot or
other infractions of the public peace.
Its importance to the State then, as
well as to the Church, demands con
sideration and well-directed efforts
to extend that influence. The con
vention that assembled in Raleigh
last week imnarted an imnetua to
the movement that will Dass through
O
the vears. and for North Carolina
' -
means victory to tne Sunday-school
cause, l he btate having been or
ganized, the credit for which being
due to the efforts of Mr. William
Reynolds, of Illinois, it remains for
every county io arrange lor period l
cai conventions and organize socie-
ties for the diffusion of Bible prin-
ciples universally. It is a matter
for congratulation that the efforts ol
faithful Sundav-school workers are
being crowned with success everv-
. in-. .
. 8 tuePUDc ouuaings noted
by this writer in Raleiirh last
is the new Supreme Court building
which in architectural arrangement
and convenient appointments seems
precisely suited to the various pub
lie uses for which it was intended
The court room is spacious, airy and
exceedingly tasty in style : on a sim
liar model of taste and comfort are
the Clerks' and Reporters' rooms and
! large library rooms
TT j . .
. . u w me l
capital citv of our Stat nnahf t Ba
viaunra tr thrt
or, A nm;nA 4U ui.. l , , 1
. .. o J uu"u 1
mg. It is a credit to the State and
, ....
uviruiug uejruuu i
. , . . , , J
mo ouuiuunauuu Uiaue nv ihA I .act. I
' 6 aDor and resources
, , . e 8 Prison contributed
iarf,eiv to the much nA
in pn t I
.MUV. I
Lanrinburg Notes and Observations.
Special Correspondence of The Rocket.
All classes seem to feel the effects
plaints on every hand. The cash
rciau ueaiers an complain and wait
for customers that come onlv nt lonr
intervals.
At 5 o'clock on the morning nf th
24th inst Rev. Martin McQueen
breathed his last at his home npor
wv uio uumc near
Carthage, N. C, just one week and
r a rl na. who hayejust
i" iKi "LtS?'
they passed say that no section has
I r "Bv HiBMvute,auu tuat
f, country second to none
m. a.JIj rivsfr- :y A?e
.auiogco wuau over iuav country are
A, be d with those en-
ijoyea nere,- . - D. T. H;
c'; ring-Time Reflections.
Written for The Rocketjg"
i Mb. Editor The' time Vtien ev
er loafer is !n his glorjr will soon be
here. lliat Mmia the fishing sea
son. Everybody, will W getting
minnow-hooks perchooks cat
hooks, (eafc hoots awfrite with
the darkeys), trout-hooks, arjd very
kind of hooks that can be. got. The
uoiquuous mue nigger will "git
lha with his W : mister,
ubiquitous little nigger will "git
can ti Ketcu yer sum mmners lev-
day ?M Tho little niggers generally
famish the; loafer small f bait, who is
mother tried . to get - him to dig u p
two or threefeet of ground for ia cab
bacre bed. and his back hurt him sn
V UlUl W4U Wli M ... A A.aV UV T II llllOd
al x l ' v?' J i
bad that1 he couldnYdo it, will now
dig over several acres of ' a citizen's
low grounds trying to get at. the poor
little "yearth worrums," "and never
reel tireq whatever.
Go down to the factory iond al-
. 7
most anv dav m the summer time
and you will see enough loafers fish
ing there to take the mortgage yoke
off the poor farmers' necks in Rich
mond county. The fellow will also
come up to tell you about that
"whale" he "hung" the other day.
It is curious how much patience
some' people have. They will sit on
anold.log away out over the creek
on a day when the glorious summer
sends down its fiercest rays, and bob,
Dob, bob, two or three hours without
getting a "nibble." But after a while
an end is put to the monotony of
tne situation. te raises up one leg.
He's got a bite. He looks at his
cork" it's gone; Look at him
pull I He's got him : when crash 1
splash ! "Gol darn that fish ; he was
a little telluw anvhow let him arb "
is all he says as he is helped out of
tne creeK wet as a "dipped" Baptist.
Some of the loafers will be pitch
ing horse-shoes in the rear of Louis
Daw kins' store all the summer. If
vou want to see anv of them, inst
go back of there, you will be pretty
apt to nnd a crowd at "horse-shoeing."
Our town is blessed with more
loafers than any place of its size in
Christendom, I believe. There are
all sorts, little, big, white and black.
We ought to have a chain-san? in
ofir town and every man or boy who
couia n t give a sufficient excuse for
loafing, should be placed in it and
made to work for the town, if he
would not work for himself. There
is a pile of lumber lying beside Mr.
Steele s store that has not been used
up yet. It is the stopping place for
loafers especially dark hued de
scendants of Ham all the time. The
other day an unusual number had
congregated on the nile. Thev re
minded me of the buzzards that roost
below blabtown back of town in
rows on the tree limbs, and all hlnk
"I It ia tt dlntmeDii thit iTimmimU.
Ureat strong, healthy men and
boys who could be earning fift
een ts or a dollar pei day, and doing
nothing. Some of them say, "We
can't get work to do." That is ail
nonsense Anybody that wants to
won can nna plenty ol it Good
citizens should shame them about
loahng at every opportunity. Satan
always finds mischief for idle hands
to do. Just such a Populace, is whnt
pulls down a town. They are a drag
on thecommunity. Tliey are the cause
oj nam times, it they the loafers
ever get any money, about the first
u : .-. i j a . .
- - O-- J ""-J , uuuuii fcllC UISI
thing they do is to go to a bar-rnnm
and it is transferred to the fe ppncr'o
till who hna rhanra nF o fn: 1U.1
C r r:1.11
imciuui xvegions, oniy a
onuri uisiance iunner.
rnnr tho iUnntn U: i-i
. , ""' aic uemg lUKen
.oy norse-stioe pitchers to ply their
'u.wtM vocauon. ine town
commissioners oucht to r.hamp nt
for the prnnnd thpu iwinmr u-
n VWVU M Vl . 11UVK
.1 ll . .. - . . . .
iub luarsuai io suppress the pitching
Ladies don't want to be passim? where
they are in danger of being hit by a
flying horse-shoe. Visitors or any-
ooay eise coming to our town will
say, "Why, this town isn't much
nothing but loafers and horsp.-Rhne
pitchers."
The base-ball fiend will soon he
upon US with his bludereon readv to
slay innocent blood if none but the
umpires, l won t comment on them
now. but the next time T Am UU
across my abdomen with one of their
...
pais the whole gang had better look
out, for I'll annihilate them justas we
are going to do tne .Republican party
nexi jNovemoer.
Winter is leaving us never to re-
turn i mean this winter of course
Y - ------
and "Spring-time witb its sunn
smile seems to banish all sorrow and
gloom." It don't banish mv eloom
worth a cent, it only increases it, for
on, me. ine oid 'oman ' will now
have me pegging away at that old
garaen or new one just as yo
please all the good time that i
coming, and I'm afraid I will not be
able to sit out on a log much and
wait for a "nibble" myself. She had
me in that "little plat" one day last
week, and mv poor back ! T m cm
ing to take out a pMicy on my life
anu nanas well, 1 can bave the
sympathy 6f like sufferers. I went
to bed that-night, so tired! and
dreamed of seeing myriads of littl
Irish potatoes With big eyes dancin;
jigs with each other. And tlw. kJ
seed that I had planted it was the
ipng variety was up and the pod
were, all immense swords, and
dreamed a big Purple Top Turni
with "squatty legs and an impish ey
grinned with Bava?eexulttinn i
IIP
he
seized one of theBwords and stabbed
me to the heart. And. my Restless
45piru reiurnea to earth and read the
epitaph on my tombstone : "He
died a martyr to the hoe-cabbage
PAHS M Hit a t in W-r..
cause.
CHAR1.IE WORLEY.
4! A .-t 1 L "
CoL" Steele.
From the Rockingham , Broad Axa!v
A late issue of the Carthage J5Iad
contafas a scUrriloHos Article on the
war record-of iMl.VY alter -u. oteeie,
of our town. His cafa Inreplytame
out last wetk ahd W m ust say it
was a manly denial of what he de
nounces as a cowardly lie, and has
about it the ring of the true metal.
His honorable gray hairs should
shield Col. Steele from all such ven
omous flings, and the good he has
done and is now doing in our sec
tion should afford a Lethean bath
"or any fanlts he may have. His
name in many homes in Richmond
county is a synonym for all honor
and respect, and it is a fact that all
thebperatives in the factory, of which
he is president, regard him more in
the light Of a father than a boss.
Granting that it is discreet to attack
Achilles at all, it is certainly unman-
y to aim a shot at his unarmored
head. "
BABY BTJNTI1TQ- AGAIN.
One1 of the greatest literary hits of
he season is the storv of - Babv
Bunting ; or, the Alphabet of Love,
by Laura Jean Libbey, which is at
present being published in the col
umns of The New York Family
Story Paper. The paper contain
ing the opening chapters of this won
derfully. popular romance appeared
on the news stands this morning.
The tremendous rush for that num
ber by the ybung ladies of the town
shows clearly that the publishers
have struck a bonanza. The Fam
ily Story Paper is for sale by all
newsdealers, or will be sent to any
address four months, postage free.
lor Jl.UU. Korman L. Monroe, Pub
lisher, 24 and 26 Vandewater Street,
JNew York.
The Governor offers a reward of
$200 for the capture of William Mo-
Ginn who murdered Mr. Leroy El
liott in Mecklenburg county on the
drd inst.
Two passenger trains on the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie road collided
on ounaa two trainmen were
killed and many passengers serious
ly injured.
CONSUMPTION SURELY. CUBED.
To thi Editor Please inform your
readers that I have a positive remedy for
il V 11' . r ' .
ine aoove naroea aisease. uy its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. 1 shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy fbb e to anv
of your readers who have consumption if
iney win sena me tneir express ana post ot
fice address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLQCUM, M.C.. 181 Prl St.. Now
lorfe.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
purityf strength and wholesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and
cannot be sold in competition with the mul
titude of low test, short weight, alum or
phosphate powders. ' Sold onlv in cans.
Royal Baking Powder Co., "106 "Wall
st., N. Y.
Do You UJant
A Nice Suit of Clothes?
A pretty Hat ? or
A dandy pair of 8hoea?
DO YOU WANT
A Calico ? A Ginghams ?
A Seersucker? A Linen?
' A Lawn, or a FINE DRESS ?
DO YOU WANT
To see the prettiest Ladies' Hats, Bonneta,
Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, fec, you ever
saw ? ' -
I have these goods in great variety, in
the latest fashions, and many more. If
yon are posted on goods and pricse I can
not fail to sell you.
A. C. COVINGTON,
Roberdel. N. C.
Burwell, Walker & Guthrie,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Hockingliam, IN". C.
Office opposite the old postoffice.
Ingram's Fishery.
MY FISHERY AT THE GRASSY
Islands is now, catching a large quan
tity of Fish . of the various kinds which
usually run in the waters of the Pee Dee
They will be delivered' in Rockingham
three or four days tach week and retailed
at moderate prices. They can bo had in
quantities at the Fishery, where we have
good accommodations for man and beast
S.B.INGRAM.
Klin, f wl Wf 7,S:' AcnoT
DEALER IN
SUGARfcOFFElC MESAMOEASSES,"
ijFLOURJMIlLTOBACCO, y4
r . - V avA a Tc4 frtTTTWtl "
CIGARS SSTTFT,
c .i
CANNED GOODS,
TxrnTT?.a itttr 'RATSTKS .n v
firything usually kept in a first-class gro
cery store, all or wnica win be sol
as
cheap as the cneapeet.
DON'T FAIL
to give me a call when in want of anything
in my line. You shall have courteous at
tention, and rocc bottom prices
lours iruly,
J. S. GOLDSTON.
J. W. GOLB,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
Has thorouehlv and neatlv repaired the
store-house formerly occupied by J. W. &
W. v. l nomas, ana opened out an
Elegant Stock
OF
Hats, Men's and Boys' Clothing, and other
ueneral Merchandise. Also a
Complete Stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, .
9
And Druggists' Sundries, in charge of
DR. T. S. G0LE.
The above cooda have just been par
chased by me in the Northern markets, are
brand new, were bought for the SOLID
CASH with all the discounts off. and can
and will be sold as low as the lowest.
Come and try me. "A word to the wise
is sumcient.
Oct. 18, '87.
J. W. COLE.
THE LEADING
r. V. WOOD & SONS
10 S. 14th St, Richmond. Va.
Request all Gardeners, Farmers and
I nickers to send 'for their
HEW SEED CATALOGUE
for 1888. It contains descriptions of
mm a .
ail new and desirable varieties of
SEEDS iPLAUTS
for the Farm and Garden that aro
adapted to the South.
Grass & Clover Seeds a Specialty.
Catalogue mailed free. Srm for it.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
rpst scixxcs or lot, th
AfTt Xodlcml Work at U
age on manhood. Karroo and
FbTEtaU Debility, Prematura
DacUna, Srror of Youth, and
tba untold miseries oooaaqnant
tkarooa. SCO pa Ito, VB
prMcrlptlotia for aQ dlieaioa.
Cloth, fall cUC oolr ftlJXL b
tbH. Maied. I UostraUTa ssmple free to all Txmg
and mlddla ayed men. Besdnow. The Gold and
JaweUed Xedal awarded to the anther by the Na
tional Kedloal association. Address p. o. box
1SSS, Boston, Kaaa, or Dr. W. H. PARKEB, grad
nate or Earrard Hedical CoUege, J5 years' practloe
la Boston, who may be eonsalted confidentially.
Specialty, Diseases of Man. Office Ko. 4 Bolflnch at.
Sale of Land.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the
Superior Court of Richmond county,
N. C, made in the case of Emma L. Pem
berton, Executrix of John D. Pemberton,
dee'd, against Clarence L. Pemberton and
others, defendants, I will sell publicly, to
the highest bidder, at the court house door
in Rockingham, county and State afore
said, on the 3rd day of April, 1888, all the
land devised to John D. Pemberton by the
will of his father, James D. Pemberton
dee'd. It consists of the tract known as
the dwelling house place, of about 71 acres
near Mangum ; also a tract North of the
aforesaid tract, containing 36 acres, and of
such part of the River tract aa was willed
and devised to th widow of James D.
Pemberton for her life and after her death
to John D. .Pemberton: and also of the
5 art of the River tract devised directly to
ohn D. Pemberton, which lies directly be
tween the land of the widow and the land
of Mrs. Helen Roid. These lands will be
aold to make assets to pay the debts of Jno.
D. Pemberton, dee'd, and charges of admin
istration, which the personal property is
insufficient to pay, and the commutation
value of the widow's interest in said lands.
Terms of sale Half cash ; balance to be
paid November 1st, 1888, with interest at
8 per cent per annum from day of sale
Title retained. J
EMMA L. PEMBERTON,
Febroary 28, 1888. Commu,8loneT.
RICHMOND COUNTY
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY
WILL BUY AND SELL LANDS
and all kinds of Real Estate All
property placed in the hands 6f this Aeen
cy will be advertised free of cost to seffers.
btnet attention given to all business, and
the interests of patrons carefully guarded
vBlirVey' made and Plata or chart furn
ished to parties purchasing through me
.Property rented and rents cofieeted'on
reasonable terms.
' Correspondence solicited. Address
A. M. McAULAY,
. , . , Rockingham, N. C.
Aug. 14th, 1887-tf.
Remember, we are prepared
to do all kinds of Job Printing on
short notice, and will duplicate the
prices of any first-class house in
this section of the State.
Mill SEED nDDSE
I,
r I mm , m t im mm mm am mm m am m m m
, - u -o
Having jusi ; returned from New York, I
Stock of illinery
ever shown in -Rockingham. I was very
LATEST NEW
As I anticinate a lartraj hnain.. this iMunn f will nrlMvnr - .n - i. .1
than ever. My stock consists of all the
o.uw muiicu, uiuuuou auu uukriuimou,
0:11 o-i: !-- o:n in .
Silks. Satins. Morie Silka and Q&azMi of
Spring shades. Ribbons in Satin and Morie, shaded. Picots and plain edge from iV
to a sash ribbon.
I have a delightful line of Parasols in all
lot of Kid and Silk Gloves, Bustles, Veiling. Jewelry, Corset. Dress Buttons (Petri
sua xancy ueaas, unuarenrs ljace vaps, aojtr llaU ana Caps, and a great many oth
er articles that I have not space to mention. Call and be convinced.
Thanking you very much for past patronage, I solicit a continance of the same
UUHlttX UJiDUKS carefully
Washington Street,,
Is in store for those who come first to make selections from my New Spring Good ft r
I am now receiving one of the largest stocks of . '
will
that I ever offered to thn iradV nc T Ut
for the cash and am confident that I am
All T njtk i. in rail
- t " .-.-..v, evvua Buu kdv mj urux ueiore you purcnase and
I know I can suit yon. r '
Mv Stock of Drv Gtwla an Nntinna ia nnr ..J :.t- -r - 1. . .-
, ' . o : y . ,, , ' ""j" wusibu oi a Deanumi line
of Prints, Satinee, Lawns in aU colors, Piquas, Nainsooks, Linen Lawns, Embroidered
"f- , -"--"". ttuu uau-wuoi .ureas vooas in au qualities and shades, Gmehami
and, in fact, everything in the line oi Dry Goods and Notions.
I have also received the largest line of Shoes I ever offered to the trade and thev
are cheaper than the cheapest My stock of Clothing,' Hats, Grocerie Tinware
Wooden and VV lllowware, Crockery-, Ac, is just beautiful and will suit anybody
I also keep on hand a large lot of FURNITURE, such as Bedsteads, Mattresses 4c
Remember the old advice ofyour friend Don't sleep on the floor when you can buy a
bed frame at Watson's for the small sum of $2.00.
O. Watson.
KRANICH A BACH,
BEHR BROS.
CHICKERING,
EMERSON,
HALLET & DAVIS,
SHKT3T 1MCTJSIO!
All the New Popular Airs in Stock.
NOVELTIES RECEIVED EVERY WEEK.
Teachers Are Offered Special Inducements.
Are of many different qualiti. The BEST are the CHEAPEST. Sinper needlfe, 25
cents per dozen; all others, 0 cents per dozen. I can furnish ANY PART of anr
make bewmg Machine. Orders by mail will receive careful attention. Remittance
can be made in postage stamps.
3 m 3LZ-a . SS
nVLiCIOH, 1ST, c.
The Prettiest Girl in Town
WEARS A JERSEY
BOUGHT off 17. T. COVIUGTOH & CO.,
WHO HAVE IN STOCK
A beautiful line of Jerseys, Wraps, Gloves,
PRINTS, DRESS GOofis,
Trimmings, Neckwear, Hosiery,
wK,vtnd-uTieryt!,Dg J86 needed hj the PPle of thi community, all of
which will be sold aa low as ny on else will sell them.
W. T. COVINGTON & CO.
The Motto the People Like :
"Quick Sales and Small Profits."
And that shall be my motto and practice in disposing oftha
LAfeGE STOCK OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS
WHICH IS NOW IN" MY STORE.
I CA1I1T0T EHTJHEHATE,
-H.GDOCKERY.
H. 8 X.EDBKTTKX. B. 8. LEDBBTTEK, JR.
LEDBETTBR BROTDRRS
Have just opened out at the old stand
of H. C. Dockery, a fall and
completp: stock
OF
. OF ALL KINDS, AND t
Farm Supplies,
to which they invite tha attention of the
public.
We propose' o sell as cheap as any in
the market. Give us a calL
UEDBETTER BR08.
am prepared to offer the largest and tt
and Fancy Goods
careful in selecting my stock to get the
YORK STYLES.
leading shapes in Ladies' and Children'., u
maaea ana soiia colors in Tins and K t v,
i i . ."r cjiie
vrv riMwm'ntinn -fnr Kaf mnA
tbers,
the leading stvles.
and promptly tilled.
lOlealsLoy,
-.ROCKINGHAM, N. c.
nwrns's
Mrfnllw .i,j v j l . .
now able to make prices to suit the time
KIMBALL,
NEW ENGLAND.
MILLER,
WHITNEY,
BRIDGEPORT.
Thm finest and mott popular ifttr-
int Ufor tht public
OHEHUKOKCO
9t thM piano purchased by t
Mw Crictand Conservatory
M uto, and In daHy uu at that (natitut oft.
Doat fail to examine lhM pianos which ar
CTMiinf auch a furor amon our bet
mate!, i fat. turn infomMisoa' about
krwt proas. turn, ata, writ or ea om
- XJaTTRTX J1UXO. H. C
ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOK
SALE.! 20-horae power Porubi
Boiler; 1 20-hore Detached Engine 1
Saw Mill, being the same as lately opcrs w
by H. A. LV Berry. Addrew
MECKLENBURG IRON WORK?.
Charlotte, N. C.