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X x . ,, , . , . ... r "r ; : ; -r .P-oekKam - '"Rocket'. ' n; WALL, Editor l i-owraoh. WALL j---. k . . stosceiptiok bates: J- -i -.rfeno year, .;.... .. $1.50 Sixiaontli8 1..." , .75 Three months,...;... ...... J .40 : Bgy AU subscriptions accounts must be paid in advance. - ' . CSF Advertising rates turnislied on ap plication. ! IS! ! iv ... in ill'- iiil R 4 I kf Published Every Thursday. . 350CZESY AND THE NS&EOES. We mean no disrespect when we Bpeak'pf the colored race, as negroes. They know t.hatj ; 'and ' itt.is simply a reflection on one s common sense when --he" objects to the use of the term..- . It is only when spurted out, CLEVELAND'S 1 LETTEE OP ACCEPTANCE. v I The President's letter of SepU 8th is to hand too late, before , going to press, to claim extended space in comment. But we propose . to print it entire next week that our readers, who fail to see it in the dailies, roay read and digest at leisure. Like all his State papers it is clear, concise and eminently instructive on the great issues that divide the' parties. There is not an ambiguous expres sion, nor a sentence the least cloud ed, in the whole document ; and, lit erally, ho who runs may read the import and meaning of the valuable lesson taught in it to the people of the United States. He contrasts the positions of the two great parties on tneiann question, -19 ine uiujuis comfiture of his political opponents'! and, by a plain statement of the es- Fowle failed to deny -that there is I ed on a journey" together and prom a negro revenue officer in Wilkes ised ;tcv stick, to each otler if any county to-day, named J. C. Smith. danger threatened; uui irouuie soon iladical Sheet. ; ' ; came and orR of I ho wayfarers sue So'thore is. '-He is store-kecper ceeaea m pereniiw , , r and ieft his friend to Gght his own and gauger. for a distillery owned battici and operated by negroes and it is The ; a ppl ication is not hard -'"to all right and proper for him to be make, and we ask, How much long there. When the Radicals were in er shall wc, the 1,400 colored voters Ll - tiSJ .,:n .u- ZAnnA of Rich mond county, suffer ourselves " , , , , i to be treated m this way it is time operated by white men and a negro for QUr eyeg tQ become opened to the was appointed store-keeper and truo situation, and not' be. hood- causer 'to-, watch over thers. Ho winked .aiW-'-Ionsrcr. James ' S. GoUBton, ' - - - 1 , DEALER IN ' SUaAli. COFFEE. MEAT, MOLASSES, ;y flour; iieal, tobagco, ,.;r -CIOAn SNUFF ft ; t " .i" JUST INAUGURATED AT Z 11 self-respecting white man would submit to it, and no white man would have the position of store keeper for a negro distillery. The Views of Black Jack. Doc&ery's Record. as-Dockery, uses itthat ." iUia he need object, ancf then with reason, n argument lor tup suppqrt.oi -nis for it smacks of slur whenever it 113 HWUUUT' lutely unanaweraoie, in t-ne .view is said, ; But it is simply a matter of fairness , that the negroes should know precisely what Oliver Mock ery's devotion to them and their in terests and welfare is worth. It is altogether a new-born zeal ; that has inspired Dockery in his quest after. their votes. Although now a Southern man with Northern prin that honest citizens should desire only that honesty and justice should have and hold sway in the manage ment of the affairs of this country. His rebuke of political opponents, obstructionists in the work of tariff reform and reduction of taxes, not withstanding their own .repeatedly I : .1 - J 1 J X iL A ciples, there was a time when doubt- recorueu pieugea 10 we cunirary, is less he was of that extreme type of botn gracelully and effectively ad ministered. read it. No one should fail to "DE AECETTES" .OF . THE PAST. We suppose that of all Radicals in the State:, Col. Dock erv has about The yellow fever scourge at Jack- tne worst record for a politician souville, Fla,,- continues with una- the most damaging lor success. He W44 fotai;f At lact. iTip nnflmrj. is committed to three things that ties; have issued an.apped fbr aid, .f . t artf.e-? and. inpney; being ;ent W,,irpm L' - , f,.; : cities and 't6wns"-N6rth' ana South 1.. .-He-favors '.the. ,abolitiop oftbe iieiugees are pouring inio luurpuy 1 pre&enu, jsyawiu 01 vouuvjr . uuicm- ment upon - w men reany aepenas or the -whiles; ' 1 J' thrown open their1 doors to frhileiit,. .Yascflll-vf SDecial , Tux those who" wo'uld' escape the1 'fatal 1 Bonds . that would- impoverish tbe Business at Jackeonville I State, and its in Western North. Carolina, by the pient Upon'-whicl fcnidre e' ciUleds-o'f ' to town'' flPC5lS jT'i.j.- -j.p- ,vi... ; 2. He favors the M xi i rr CANHIES, NUTS, RAISINS, erything usna cerv stoi-s. all cheap as tne cueapesi. DON'T FAIL to rive me a call when in want of any tiling in my line, iou snail nave courteous at tention, and rock bottom prices " 1 lia?c Jasl rccrfrrd a handfocc lino ot Notions aud NdTeltics which will be sold cheap. Your3 Truly, J. S. QOLDSTON. CANNED GOODS, sTUTS, RA1S1WS; and ev- lly kept m a lirst-clasa gro,- ii. 11110. of which vrill be sold as . . ' . full line of Dress Goods, Clothing, And everything needed by tbc people, kt picca lotrer tl.n tLav have ever ieen offered to the trado in this tovrn. NOTErfHESE FIQURES ; Hat3 froui U0 cents up ; nH trcrn ?4.UJ up ; wow eds from 6 cente per yard up ; Launinwl '..irt fr'-;a 60 cts np , Lauis' Shcf- frca 75 eta up; Carpeting from 30 cU per y.rd up - Tinware, wood ana wuiowware, naww I cannot enumerate all. quality, and prices. ht tic , iinj' given away. But I Lave anything vcu want and defy oomT-etitjon a? t- H.CWATS'.N. '. ;i oft IV L- Sesgle &-i:b.' TI t 1 li- I -i-l. - nnnlifn sconrgre. isusiness at JacKeonviue iciaie, ana iw duju reauiw uuw iovic u H"rj is practically suspended, and every baJkrl?f l rtf ftn , 1S i m u. lie 10 v iuviv ji....iv one wno coum get away irum tue deyice amJ is Wvr filled 1 cverfiwiHTntS'kad flisb Spring rxt veiuea,. i. . Each (lepartnient is complete in variety, BilR&AIN NO. 1. mjin'a ein-tran. city has done so, leaving the town tnown a High Protective Tariff, almost depopulated but lor the sick that is unconstitutional according and convalescent and the few who to the decision of the Republican face the danger rather than desert Supreme Court of the United States ; their friends and relatives who are SDiinc Dreas Goods 84 inches wide, in beautiful shades of Browns, Grey, Tans, fec, in plain, strips and plaid, at the low price of Zo cents per yard. A line 01 tiEj vjxvonjarjxjjo iu u prostrated by the fever. the Southern slave-holder which was an abomination in the eyes of the Northern abolitionist whose : very dreams were dashed by visions of the cruelties of the slave-drivers of It is not displeasing, though a the South. If there was a class in shade melancholy, to lift the curtain those times that showed no charity in retrospective view of the doings for the negro, which we deny, then of Radicalism in this county. What Oliver belonged to that class. His a page in history would a faithful views on the pegro question in'that representation of the various Radi- day placed him at least in the ex- cal conventions, held in our poor treine category pictured by Northern old court house, adorn or fail to , peris, and heralded by Northern lec- adorn. Amid the phantasmagoria turers. He was a bow-shot beyond of imagesithat looms in the past, .01- the " 'majority of his co-laborers in iver Dockery is always prominent legislation, for it is known that he the Grand Mogul, as it were, of the was a member of tbe House of Com- wild orgies of Radicalism. "'Mid mons in this State, session of 1858-9. scenes like these" his post bdlum We draw on an article from Colonel statesmanship took shape ; and, as Saunders' pen for the following : I waters never rise above their source, "But to Col. Dockery's record. so his quality as a statesman to-day, "In the Legislature of 1858-'59, in as displayed in his speeches to the .ine xiouse oi commons, a oni was introduced 'to remove free persons ; of color from the State.' The object of the bill, as is plain from its title, was to get rid of all free negroes. The indefinite postponement of the A Thinking Colored Man. that is unequal and unjust in' its ad- the new colors at 25 cents a vard. double instments. beins laid with reference width. We carry the krzest tad finest to the protection of the rich and for stock of tVio Antr5sinn of in tvinr nnfl f lint I lias been a source of constant evil FINE DRESS GOODS and Correspondence of The Rocket. " Black Jack, Sept. 8, 1888: Mr. Editoh : Allow these views to occupy space in your paper. NVe think it tune tor tbe Republi cans of this county to begin to work and work more zealously than they have ever done before. It will take good leaders and a united conven tion to carry the county to victory. We admit that we have had some speeches among us but they were not vote-making speeches, but to the contrary. While we are yet Republicans and expect to follow her stripes and stars time the with willing minds and a free vote, State was we won t be driven by false asser- with the bill was moved, which, if done, would till the bill. The yeas andnays were called and motion to indefinitely postpone was carried, thereby kill ing the bill. Bui Oliver H. Dockery voted against postponement. See House Journal, pages 36, 452 and 453. - In the same Legislature, i in the House of Commons, a bill was in- troducea to enlorce tne collection of good old town, it was at one o people, rises only to the level of the source from which he Was wont to imbibe his inspiration of Radical ism. His unique figures used, when dashing dirt at an open-handed op ponent, certainly "smell of the shop' in which such things are coined, and we know no better school than the one in which Oliver must have got ten much of his training the typi cal Radical convention, such as used to be held under his auspices in our debts from free negroes. Jn this pill was a provision to put up free jiegroes to public hire for five .years or less practically a sale for the .term for which he was bid off to the lowest bidder. ' It was moved and ruin, destroying commerce and the merchant marine, and creating a few hundred thousand millionaires and plutocrats to corrupt the coun try and lord it over God's heritage ''These three things," says the VVilmincton Star, from which the above extract is taken, "are enough to blast his prospects and to consign him to the groves and fields of the Peo Dee." TRIMMINGS - in tne estate. xeauniui iraia sets ior waists at 50 cents. All kinds of Braid Seta. Gimp, Jt-ls, etc., in all shades. We fceeD every tuina to be tound in a will close out the re- ainder of my Summer ; Millinery at cost and be low cost, to make room tor all stock. Call early. Country custom solicited. Washington Street, .ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Tilden carried New York by 32,- 000 on a platform which declared for a .tariff for revenue only this and that together, and add thereto the strength of an able, wise and economical administration of the Government for the last four; years, and you have ample reason or the chum that iNew xork will certainly cast her electoral vote for Cleveland. tnese early conventions tnat a prom inent white Radical impressed upon his colored disciples the importance of their not being too forward in de manding recognition at the hands to indefinitely postpone the bill and 0f their-party. A high "carpet bag- it iVAY- . it; :., .... r,- thus . to kill it, but Colonel Dockery lxled against the motion. ' It was then moved to kill the bill by laying it upon the table, and Mr. Dockery again voted no I See House Journal, pages 350,' 513, 514 and 515. 7 "So much for Dockry and free negroes. -Now for Dockery and slaves. uIn the House of Commons of the same Legislature a bill was intro duced 'to prevent the' emancipation 0f-. slaves by will,' A motion was made, to kill the. bill by laying it : Upon the' table. J)ockery voted against themotios. A motion was made to iusertiri the bill a provision ger" had advised such to the colored brother. instructions The colored brother took it gracefully and "wait ed." And it begins to look like he thinks he has waited long enough and is curious to know how long the probation must last. Prohibition vote in that insignificant. This year Republicans on the free Hons and insulted to our faces by whiskey platform, the Prohibition drawing the color line and villifying vote will be swelled to 100,000. Put the Democratic party tor appointing negroes to oihee in other States. They (the Democrats) deserve credit tor what they have done m appoint ing some of our moel competent ne groes to honor. It seems that the seed cotton law and stock law do not affect the Democratic party, but to appoint one big black Trotter and a few more "big buck negroes," who are perfect gentleuren, is all the charge that can be found ; but it is a star to the Democratic crown. We admit that we are negroes, and black, as nature has fixed it; and it seems that the negro has from choice been taken over across the Republi can line, which only can be seen during the campaign, and a wjiite cherub stands at each end of the line with a fiaming sword of excite ment, cutting to the right and to the leu to prevent any nero passage from the Republican to the Demo cratic parly, saying, "We are all white together." xs soon as th election is over tho line is spoiled out and the sword of excitement laid uown and anotner nno drawn, ami actions come to the front with sword in hand, saying, "I am. white; 'ou are tne negro. ' i e?. vre are neeroe first-class cry goods store. &" We take pleasure in stating that Mr. JULIAM LITTLE, oi Richmond county, i3 now with us, and any orders 1 eiven us will receive hia personal atUnuon. We nave a iirst-ciasa UKESS MArUJNU ESTABLISHMENT in connection with our business. All of our work gcarax- teed to cive satisfaction. Give us a tnal. either by personal visit or through our order department. 6 At that I Suaran satisfaction. T. u. SEICLE et CO., , 11 West Trade Street, Charlotte. N. C. MANUFACTURERS OF We ake glad to see that Dr. Ro bey, of the Methodist, Church,: dis claims any purpose of voting' the Third Party ticket, or that he has advised any person to do. so. While he;thinks the cause o& Prohibition, whinh lip )) fin mnnffhoavi. rQV auiDorizing: ir.ee negroes tp .uecome , . i . ; , . ct.L MnnPvvn , 011 be carried by a party, which Motion, an4 when the bill Came up insist on it as tbe chief object, pn its .final passage it was defeated, yet in existing conditions of parties bct Dockery voted for it. See and DoliticB ho can not risk eoinc off after such a will o' the' wisp aa the-Third Party. , That is the way we understand him, although his Durham speech had impressed us differently. Xike Dr. Abernethy , he has discovered none too soon the cloven foot that sticks out from un der the cloak of the Third Party movement. , . ,, House Journal, pages 229, 497, 493, 499 and 500." . : - : ' But why go so far back to show .Defckery's opposition to the negro ' u vflna his noerty r &omeeaitors nave r- . t 1 t ' ' 1 1 1 . .1 i Til .... ' . ' .i - 5 ''?'? great'- difference, : according to the light, in . which it. is viewed, but it rf M after ilie war when the shackles ; f oj slavery, had already been broken '. ' find when the ffeedman was looking :i W I but in : ecstasy upon the "Laud of r " 'i'fSir'hiieehat Dockery, in a public, aidate ' for Coroner ' t :. : meeting neiu ; at uiu court nouse oi whn the latter was tl - v- . i uWi ,uia F"',iUi wiilii d date for the same .5 ho is Daniel Gay ? Who 13 Fe lix Jacobs? The former is a white man-and was the Democratic can- of the, county, ie Radical can- nosition. anrl a doubtless he-was the author, asking neero. . More than that. Mr. Gav.is Congresso allow the South to keep U worthy one-leeeed Confederate fe MSl enlisted b the service .. ':..:;litrc4Jf!--;V."v"w . .vvb1." Under inspiration of the same mar- : : vOlgrawnae tpocKery-wnerer. , tial spirit that moved Oliver Dock - "" ' -?y- . sry to issue a circular calling hi3 --J : go'o! free school for the fellow-citizens "to arms, to arms." in : ''; flbpfecryieiuspubiicaus. Why defence of secession; Oliver voted ; v -.ciiqn t:ff.fX wben.m-poweri ?n- for the negro against Mr. Gay. This - ': . ttead. .of- stealing Ahc school .fund ? was bad enough : but then to meet ; U nder ; Democratic rule . the public j Mr. Gay,- as be did afterwards on the r.lio'l ;are increasing m cambers street, and twit aim about At in a Tsciency'. every year, and "will i )'.X)'.B( until' the Radicals A crowing" spirit, was a little worse iDr.if addinnnsult to ' iniurv: Fur a mn.D KILLED. Another child hilled bv the use of opiates given m the form ot fcootbing byrup. V' by mothers give tlieir children sucu deaulv poison is surtirisiuK whea they can relieve tne cnua 01 us peculiar ironbies Dy uaing Acker a liaby bvrup. It contains no opium or morphine, bold by VV Al rowlkesA tx. Cassimcrcs, Jeans, FLANNELS, LINS YS. COTTON ADES.&c The Prettiest Girl in To wn WEARS A JERSEY BOUGHT of IU. T. COVINGTON & CO., WHO .HAVE I1T STOCK A beautiful line of Jerseys, Wraps, Gloves, PRINTS,J)RESS GOODS, Trimmings, Neckwear, Hosiery, And Terything lse needed by tha people of this community, all of which will be sold as low as ny ont else will sell thcrn. W. T. COVINGTON &CO. Wool carded cheap for cash n T. 1 WOOL WANTED, for which will pay caab or exchange gooila. Aadress all comniunicatu;'; to G. E. WISH A Mi Sec'y Hamlet Woolen MiIh Co., ltockinha.ni. N. C. The Motto the People Like : JL New Advertisements. T WIITj open my ncho;-l, at ray home, S. on iviontiav, lru oopterabcr. assiatc-d by TJ.ss M. 1:. rf MontoinciT conn- tv. lioard a.:id tuition at reasonable rates. M. J. K. McASKILL. NOW IN STOCK. "Quick Sales and Small Profits." And that shall L my motto and practice in disposing of th No!S.SS??cse LARGE STOCK OF FALAM) WINTER GOODS which is Iso'" ir jiy store. I CANNOT ENUMERATE, Hirst Mon- "TEXT SESSION !.cjni JL 1 day cf Sf-ptemhrr. Location healthy i-i"L!8 moderate. For catalogue or jrfirtionurs addreps" Rkv. J. 0. SCHAil', rrcs t, 32-2t; Mi. I'lcfc-ant, N. C. -poor, and have nothing scarcely and no wav to get anvthing only as the whites give us employment, save self-respect, which -can he raaintain- d ny any one any wncre. We have found the origin oi the pubKcsii' party aixJ1 where her princmles are based, and fust so-lonfe as-ithut party remains.in the.hounl 01 right; j 11st , that long we ..are to- , gether. We shall not, permit our selves, to be bartered or humbUL'sed ' or ctfimnitted -to dead issues any longer. .. . . '! u . Give us good men: the best men-: solid leaders, brim full of principles, men we enau not in tne future, as in the past, be asking whether' be is Democrat or a KeDublican. but that broader question, Is he morally and intellectually competent? Is he Iree Irom race prejudice? Is he free from the oppression of the poor? That's the man. The year 1888 and past experience divorces us from pretended friend?. While we can not vote to honor the Carrolltou or the Yazoo class of Democrats, neith er shall the aforementioned tvne of Republicans have what pleasure it may afford them to ignore or insult the colored constituent after he has cast his vote, his all, to honor them, c it.-': . . 1 1 ior ui-e simple reason mat inis ele ment has sought to treat us like a huntsman does his pack. When he wants game he whistles us up ; the object being accomplished, he drives us back. Uan we as thinking citi zens vote to honor a man who iz nores our political principles simply because we are colored? Can the 1,400 hundred colored voters be so stupid? No. " In this we are not pleadine for civil rights or treasures, or for bur color to be changed from black to white,' for if this could be done1 it would not be done' by the Demo crats or tbe Republicans. . But we ask for ; true; and tried lieDublicans whose stripes must be of the deepest aye: wno snow no quarters lor ool icy; and not.like the fable in Web ster's Speller, where two friends Start- Axle Grease and Ax; s Boots and Buckets, Calico a::d Candy, Drilling .ind Diihe?, Flonr and Flannel, Hats and ILirp?, Ink and Indian Hoot Pills, Jeans and Jerseys, JjOt-ks and Leather, Matches and MilLr.ery CiooJ?, Nutmegs and Nails, . '- Oysters and Oil, . . Pocket Bpoke and Pants,, . Kibbbn and Lakes, Bugar and Shoes, J ;Tepoans and JTubs,; : , Urjibreiias.and, Un'ler-wear, , ' Velvet knet 'Violin Strings, ; iUVT6f!ted-nd.Wush:Pans, I hfW'e not time to tell yon all. Ccvrne nd see me. . .; .! Respectfully; .. . . A. a.COVINQTON, Roberdel, N. C. ELLERBE SPRIN&S ACADEMY, ' Mal&a,nd Female. rpHE Fall Terra of this School will com- X mence bept. I7th,-1888. The terra will be taught in tue new and well arranc ed Academy building, near Ellerbe Springs, T:v . j 1 t tCt r 0 the services of efficient teachers have been secured.- The school will be strictly non -sectarian.- . ' ' Tuition.--$1.00 to $2.50 per month ; Mu- 1-. O r A Ti 1 x ir . 1 . bic ipo.w. jsoara, rncmaing WDoa, lignts and washing, $7.00 to $7.50 per month. btudents deeinng to do so can get rooms ana Doara tnemseives. M. W. MICHAUX, Principal. J. r. ovjjtiuuiixlis, Assistant. Mrs.M. J. K. McAskill, Music Teacher. Aug. 31, 1883. . tioe, N ENTIRELY NEW REG 1ST Ft A - tion of voters in liici.inond county, vr Uie ettcuon to bo noi l on me nrst Tuesday In Noveini-r. 1SSS, has be.on or dered to be made and tak';n,.hy ths Board of Commissioners of Kichmond countv. W. G. DeBERKY, Clerk of Board of Commissi oners. August 6th, lSS-lm Nor do I considerate it necessary ; but I do spk you, if you need or wjluI inytljing in tho way of Dry Goous or Groceries, to call and see trsfc, because I can gir you seme bargains worth coming after. "A nimbi sixpence is better than a slow shilling," cd that's thft kind of bait I'm liahing with this season. v H. C. DOCKERY. YOU CAN GET A beautiful Register f Uustr&led of Oak Ridge institute and m Business;.CoIIeg;e, telling all about that osljEbrated schopl, j? roe s- i "Yw should do- tKis ifotrcon'teaiplat patronizing : any. : Behoof Jiaext rear Pre pwea for; leacbing, forvBusinesa or- for CoJleg:.' il9vSTTJPEJfT$ LAST TKAK. This - 8chool is finely loiated in the Peid-' mont region of N. 'tJ. i(near Greenaboro-), where good board can , be had low. It has splendid buildings, fine study halls, and elegantly furnished Soaieiy Hall3, beauti ful. CLapel, and is completely equipped. On of the fow first-class High Schools in theSonth. Address : . J. A. & M. A. HOLT, Oak Bidg, N. C. aug-i-31-lm Another .case of FEVER IN TOWN Jhat knocked' 20 per per cent off all the AT 4-u i nr tt-h t j o ywun i;ui. j, xiou nas receivea Thirty weavers to run sheeting looms. Prices good; Locality healthy. : - ; CANNON MFG. CO.. w Concord, N. C. ; Will also tak a few- families inexpe rienced. , V; -. : -c. Mro. Co. . CLOTHING, .Boots, J Sbpe3i Hats 'and -Summer Underwear at cost. - : - ;:I ' ' -v.v U--;";:-"y D. W. McRAE.-, 6) K CENTS ."will pay for The Rocket Novemr-er 15th. - - of all kinds, shape; form and fashion. Dress uoods, Ladies UosejAc, At . Rock Bottom Prices. - Don t fail to come and see . me before you buv. J. W. HOLT. DAVIS SCHOOL. Hilitaxy Bourding School FOB BOYS awl TOUNO KZX. Pun prparattoa tor tit OolleM or for BuntnoM. Healthy loom, tlon ; fla cltm( I mUd winter czcclleat bulldlnc j Cadet Cr - - i In w ll.nrfi ' .i . i I . CfV- for Utdical AUtntion. Ko Extra iynargs ror Language or S COL A. C. DAVIS, Supt.. H. 8 LEDBETTEB. E. S. LEDUETTEE, JR. LliDBETTnR BROTHERS- Hjvve just opened out at the old stand of H. C. DocKcry a full and '" " rJTtJTl Mil Oy ALL. KINDS, AND (" Farni Supplies; to which they invite the attention of the public We proposa to sell as cheap -as any in the market. Give us a call. LEDBETTER BROS. The flnofct'andTrnoet'popula'r fciitru nantj before tha public .,-r J'1 OKE-HUWbrtEtf ;" af .these pianos purchased fcy tht ' Tttt Mow - EngUinct- .Conteratory , 91 Music, arrtlln datfyuiaaVlaxt ktsbhAon. i Dont failto Unto ih4 ptuoi whle are muticitnar For full -inJomuBon - ahut lowwt prioas term, t4 writ or ai GREENSBORO - r EM ALE UOLLEGE, GREENSBOEO, N. C. rpHE sixty-Mventh eesaion of this r.ros- JL perous institution begins oa the 22nd of Aucnst. 1888. bupenor advantages offered in all the departments of learning usually taught in A emaie v.oueges oi nign, grade. Instruc tion given m Type-wnting and Stonogra- ruL aiBU- lerms moaeraio. , For catalogue apply to , T. 11. JONES, Preeident. Of Intereat to Ladies tT will Mad ilirf RiHiii m . for f d omIu lUUuilidr who vtafca eaui autuT Li, jruTi. tT 3 C R 8IAH BLOOM,It Uxl. i nl MIBn. Gome to See Ue ! In My New Quarters in the elegant new brick store at th stnd bnnerly occupied by Steele Bros. &o., !ia b! the tig Elk Heros, where I expect always to keep a full lit of all goods usuUy kept at a general tor. i. nave sow on band rileached oooci. Spring and Summer Calicoes, Ginghc. Seersuckers, PiqueU and " Other .Dress Goods suited to the season. In clothing I cser a variety of Alpaca, Linen and Seertucker Coats and Vesta, and also a aic airt' mentof white and checked Marseilles V? soma of which cannot fail to please you. Dit.T. S. GOLE will also U feund therewith his Drcg and Medicines. We will not be nndersold for the cub, and don't yon forget it! - T ' , J. W. COLE. July 2nd, US3. r i. s r F. t- m t I Read our n?w dulling offers. I' J
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