"
Markets.
Illlk Wit) VAIl Mik
properly display-
iua nave been a
have purchased
kc, to secure the
i't her you buy or
fent with quality,
y successful with
I our sales have
e can suit almost
if If so, viwt
Ie request you to
v vvikiuuc VOU
i tue gooas.
RD & CO.
H. C. WALL.
IPANY
lines, nerfumerv
Idents' lamps and
KM
goods very low
p will sa ve
Icncfit of an addi
here and the new
ES"
anager.
illinery
from New York
test and best se-
ry that has ever
lv
every shape and
p. l.ace cap m
nts to the finest
line ot
IERS
of Tips ; Bovs'
novelties ; ' Kid
Mitts 25 cents :
ind quality ; Cor-
kes ; Gauze Vests
:ery shade, width
II the Latest Nov-
found in a first
lers for the larsre
solicit a contin-
AM, N. C
N
s, Kats,
f
imunity, all of
CO.
MENTS, AC.
ftn and
WANT
goods be Bure to
inS: .. . .
and sell you bet-
laid than you can
L. ELLIOTT.
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ROCEINGHA.M ROCKET.
THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1890.
Church Directory.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. M. L.
Wood, Pastoi Services every Sabbath at
11 a. m., and at at 7:30 p. si.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday ev en-
mg at ( :6V.
riabbath-school at 3:80 r. n.
Baptist church rev. l. j0hn-
bon, Fastor. bervices 1st and 3rd Sunday
nights, and 4th Sunday morning in each
month ; Roberdel, 4th Sunday afternoon
at i o clock; rieasant wove, 3rd Sunday
at 1 1 a. M. ; Cartledge's Creek, 1st Sunday
at 1 1 A. m. ana fcaturday before at 4 t m
Sabbath-school every Sabbath at 9 a. m.
PEE DEE HEIGHTS M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. H. Broom, Pastor. Serv
ices at 1 1 a. In. on the 1st Sunday and at
o p. m. on i ne ora Sunday in each monwi.
Sabbath-school every Sunday at 9 a. m
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV
P. R. Law, Pastor. Services the 3rd and
5th Sundays in each month at 11 a, m.
nd 8 p. m .
Sabbath -school every Sunday at 3 p. m
Y. M. C. A. meets every Fridav night
in
rmw - . , . vHH -
hi' ,a ues Lon' of Alabama and
daughter,-Miss Pearl, are "n
V18,i io relations.
Mr. "Walter
Covineton wb k.
n ,.r. i ,
v,' ,clur"eu nome a few days
A k A - . .
"cell KUini? A XOhnn T :i 4
j ,
THK M AILS.
Postoffice opens at 7 o'clock a.m. Mails
igoing West on C. C. Railroad closest G:3o
t M. ; mails going East close at 7 .15 a. m.
Money order departm ent open from 8 A
H. to 5 p.m.
D. M. Morrison, Postmaster.
ADVERTISING- RATES.
1 time.
1 inch, .75
2 ' 1.25
" 2.00
i col. 2.50
4" 400
1 " 8 00
1 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo.
2.00 4.00 6.00
2.50 5.00 9.00
i-00 7.00 10 00
5.00 8.03 14.00
7.00 12.50 27.00
15.00 27.00 45.00
' ihse are net rates
contracts payable p uarterlv .
All
12 mo.
10.00
12.00
14.00
22.50
45.00
80.00
yearly
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Theodore Weill now supplies' our
market occasionally with Kansas
beef and mutton. .
ago.
obe,rdel and Pee Dee base
ball clubs played a game last Satur
day evening vyhich resulted in a vic
tory for the Roberdel club.
The Rocket congratulate the
Kobesomao on its removal into its
new quarters. It U a good paper
and we are glad it now has a house
or its own.
The New York Racket is out in a
new advertisement this week, and
Mr Lolhns quotes some astonish
ingly low prjces on shoes, hats, dress
goods, parasols, &c.
vuuraeuce win meet in Car
uiago to- morrow. W. H. Neal, Esq
ol this county, is president. It wil
continue through next Sunday. Th
uiegves to represent the Methodist
uuui ai mis station are W M
Covington, HC, Wall. Misses Fan
me Wood and Hallie Steele.
lae uavis School will bo moved
irom ljaransre. N. n. to vv;of
UB,C U' J e ocnool will be located
u large, oeautiiui grounds a short
instance lrom town H1,ion
uuiiuiugB win becomn eted hv th.
upening or ttie session next Septem-
y. auc equipments ot the entire
institution will be 6rst-clas8 in everv
particular. Davis Soh Hoi Ifl An A nf
me largest Milit.irv SnhiQ tu
O . i . , v w.ww.o 111 iu
ooum. Many sections nffhQ TTr.;
btates are represented every year.
The new location of tu yi i ;
am surpassed anvwh
beauntilul country famous for health.
Two Incendiary Fires.
vvectneBrtay night, shortly after
two p clock, S. L. Gardner's house
in Monroe was burned. Loss $600
to $auu.; na insurance. The fire was
clearly the work of an incendiary.
Shiloh Methodist church, three
miles south of Monroe, was burned
on Wednesday about 10:30 o'clock.
This fire is also thought to have
been the work of an incendiary.
The Monroe Enquirer and Express
of Thursday says: "There had been
some dissension in the church.
Some of the members had with
drawn and wanted to hold the
church. It had been reported that
the deed to the property had been
ost, but recently the deed was
found, and the olai m nf th. vil-if f.J
Hiv ULUUU
Auction!
There will be an auction at tii
store of the late G. E. Wisbart on
Saturday May 17th, from 11 o'clock
until 6 o clock. If vou want bar
gains don't fail fo attend.
Mr, Gladstone's Books.
-
1 was asking the venerable book
seller, E. W. Stibhs, who was the
most indefatigable reader of books
in London, and he answered: "Will
Ham E. Gladstone, unquestionably;
Everything that comes ta his net is
fish. He is the biggeat book buyer
we nave not that he indulges in
rare and costly books, but that hi
Mr. Walter L. Scales, of our town,
is one of the marshals for the 20th
of May celebration in Charlotte.
The cold nights of the latter part
of lrst week damaged the gardens
hereabouts and has injured the cot
ton crop to some extent.
We call attention to the advertise
ment in this issue of Mr. A. C. Cov;
ington. of Roberdel, who offers good
bargains in shoes, dress goods, fcc.
The final cap stone of the Itober
del djam will be laid this week and
me mill will start up n next Mon
day. None are more anxious than
the operatives for work to be resumed.
A Rattler.
Dr. J. M. Covington, of our town
was the recipient of a rattlesnake
from a Georgia friend last week. He
is a healthy specimen with seven
rattles and a button. He looks to
be ready for "business" at a mo
ments warning. His appearance
was quite a sensation in this region
of staid old moccasins and coach
whips. We want no more of his
kind here, and would rather "raise"
him than raise from him.
The Supreme Lodge of Knights of
Honor meets this week in Detroit.
Mich. Our townsman, Jas. T. Le
Grand, one of the representatives of
me order from North m l.fi
last Friday to be in attendance.
left
Rov. R. H. Broom's child, so lona
a little sutlerer, died on Thursday
last, 8th inst., and was buried in the
T 1 f i .
JieaK lamuy cemetery. The parents
have the sincere sympathy of all our
people in their sote bereavement.
The "Bright Jewels" of this town
are getting up a fund to erect a mon
ument to the memory of the late
Mrs. M. L. Wood, who was for a
long time the lady manager of the
bociety. 1 hey have already secured
aoout one hundred dollars.
We are in receipt of a copy of the
memorial volume containing exer
cises at the University Centennial
last summer. The speerhes at the
Alumni banquet are published, of
whudi that of Judgo Dick was prob
ably the best, at- least the most elo
ueiu.
ui. . iM. rowiices ac vjo., ever,
watchful for the convenience
ofiuuiiiiouBiion oi meir customers.
have placed an electric bell in their
drug store. By pressing the button
on the right hand side of the door
you can have your wants attended
to at any hour of the night.
nxena
JT
James A. Lockhart, Esq., chair
nian of the Democratic Executive
Committee of the 6th Congressio nal
district, has issued a call for the
committee to meet in this town on
the 4th of June to determine upon
a time and place for holding the
convention to nominate a candidate
for Congress from this district.
We call attention to the three col
umn advertisement of J. A. Wright
-Z ' on our fourth Pa2e this week.
ysu menials are from people
well nown in this section and are
undoubtedly genuine, for the origi
riais can be seen by calling at the
Messrs. Wright's office. This house
has been established here for a num
ber of years and, by fair dealing, has
built up a truly enviable reputation.
Tb 8clVl commencement season
is at hand and the invitations that
come in are varied in dojign and
beautiful in execution. We ac
knowledge this week invitations
from Augusta Seminary, May 13th
to 15tb; Carthage Academic Insti
tute, May 23rd ; and Oak Ridge In
stitute, May 25th to 27th, and
Greensboro Female College, 27th
28th and 29th.
Town Commissioners' Meeting.
The newly elected town officers
met last Friday at Mayor Guthrie's
office and were sworn in.
At the meeting of the Commis
sioners which followed, Mr. J. P.
Leak was appointed clerk and treas
urer, and his bond fixed a $2,000.
H. S. Ledbetter and Dr. J. Id. Cov
ington were appointed street com
mittee. The salary of the town
marshal was fixed at $25 a month
and fees. His bond was fixed ni
$2,000. M. X. Hinson was elected
marshal. For the present it was de
termined not to have any assistant
marshal. The liquor license tax
was placed at 8350 for a year or any
part of a year, payable before the
issuing of license. The Mayor was
instructed to make it a condition of
every license that if liquor is sold
on Sunday the license was t be for
feited. The privilege taxes were
left as they were last year. The
salary of the Mayor was fixed at
875.00 for the year and fees. The
Falary of the clerk and treasurer was
fixed at $25.00 for the year. The
.. i r j i -i
samry oi me commissioners was
t $24.00 each for the
owners fully established. Last nieht keeP8 himself fully informed of ev-.
tt0 ursi iime Kev j F YVash
burne had occupied the church since
being assigned to this work. It is
mought that some one through re
venge or malice burned the building
to prevent its being used in the fu
ture. Uharlotte Chronicle, lOtb.
T. 1 --... .
i took William Kadam's Microbe
filler tor general dilapidation.
rom the first dose I felt benefit
and a daily improvement until 3
gallons ot JNo. 2 were consumed
when 1 was comparatively a youth
again, i believe that it is all that
is claimed lor it. and know nf
own knowledge complete cures for
erytning in current literature. As!
soon as a new book appears he buys
no matter whether it be a novel
or a history or a philosophical trea
tise. He is not a rich mao, yet he
spends large sums, of money for
hooks; his library must be g large
and curious one." London Letter
to Chicago News
The baby has its preferences as
wen as anybody, and the taste of
Df. Bulls Baby Syrup renders it
acceptable to every infant. Price
25 cents a bottle.
You are awaro. of coursed that in
nasty consumption, rheumatism, activity induces dyspepsia with all
""""j iju umuuer uimcuities.
Luther C. Chaliss,
Atchison, Kas
or sale by Dr. W. M. Fowlkes &
company
its wretched consequences. The rem
edies needed for such cases are ju
dicious exercise and Laxador. 25c.
Some
JLind Words from Our Ex
changes.
R. W. Knight, Esq., retires as ed-
nor oi tne Kockingham Rocket, and
Mr. H. C. Wall and Mr. Thos. C.
Guthrie will "conduct the paper.
Mr Wall was its former editor and
holds a place among the ablest,
wisest and best furnished
the State. Mr. Guthrie is a young
ujrtij oi laient arui ltamrv
, ...
NOTICE.
There will be a called meeting of
the Board ol County Commissioners
of Richmond'county in the office of
the Register of Deeds at Rocking
ham, N. C. on Monday evenincr th
19th, at 8:30 o'clock.
Peter McRae, Chaa'n.
An exchange says: There are more
puns made on Dr. Bulls Cough Sy-
ments. He was elected U.., rtf "P, iree oi cnarge, man are paid for
x-. , . . J K .. 4 l.i- i
Kockineham on Mnnrlnv anJ w-v a gooa ming oe-
on Monday, and en
joys the confidence and regard of
his people. State Chronicle.
Mr. R. W. Knizht has rMrd no
editor of the Rockingham Rocket
and Mr. H. C. W ail and Mr. T C
Guthrie h a ve Sllpperlfrl hi
i .
vail is well known in State journal
ism and Mr. Gnth
awer oi anility. bantord Express.
Mr. R. W. Knight Retires from the
ownership and editorship of the
Kockingham Rocket. Messrs H C
Wall and T. C. Guthrie take rharoe
Mr. Wall was the founder of the paper
and is a Christian gentleman of de
cided intelligence and writes well.
Mr. Knight will have charge of the
mechanical department. We wish
all of them great success. Wil
m ington Messenger.
The Messenger is mistaken, how
ever, as to Mr. Wall being the
founder of tho Rocket. The paper
was founded in 1883 by Mr. R. W
Knight.
owners.
serves the notice of the
press.
IIU K
NX
Of Our J&ool Davs.
It is pleasaiWto be reminded of
the old times. Tn this day of rush
and calculating progress our minds
are necessarily absorbed with the
present and future, seldom exercised
in retrospection. But now and then
a friend, turning aside a 'moment
from care and business, recalls an
luviupiu or occasion wmcn causes
refreshing memories to roll in upon
us. It was th us the other day when
our eyes fell upon a sheet, printed
in Cheraw, S. C, announcing a dra
matic performance Dec. 25th, 1855
at the old Richmond Academy by
the troupe well known in that day as
the "Thespians." The play was
"Douglas." a tragedy of no mean
merit, written by Dr. Home. Who
of our older citizens does not recall
the splendid acting of Louis Webb
in the character of Glenalvon ? He
was the"star"of the troupe, and was
assisted by John" W. Cole as Lord
Randolph, Clay Wall as Lady Ran
dolph, Jas. S. Knight as old Norval,
and T. C. Leak
while the minor casts were filled by
boys who are now likewise crr.nr.
beards and on the shady side of life
Under the skillful
iT tt . " AJUUIO
vvebb the troupe became nroficient
in acting and snored a
-rr i, . i . v ouvsoo,
ii-ven in the days of imurovenaenf
since that time th
OUT llirlomnont . , '
ru; imnnr. Kii; ,1 J . fc"'v " " wur periorm-
u, ...... la mime auce 10 eaua ihsit nf tK. ij nt
rich and healthful by taking Hood's pians," in mir town J'lr
Sarsaparilla It cures scrofula, salt , reason alone that we ha ie had no
rbeum, all blood disorders. Louis Webb here since.
It is well known that a man can
live with less than one lung. Rad
am's Microbe Killer cures consump
tion by simply stopping the fer
mentation that is eating the lung
away. We do not claim to restore
what is gone, but simply stop the
decay, and you can live happy and
contented the rest of your natural
life, even if you have but one luntr
For sale by Dr. W. M. Fowlkes &
Company.
Dear Sirs. I have been suffering
with lung difficulties for seven
years; three months ago quite se
riously. I learned of the Microbe
Killer, and gave it a trial. I was
also quite deaf in my right ear. I
have improved in my hearing and
gained at least ten pounds in flesh.
am leehng like a new man. I
the greatest confidence in re
commending the medicine. Yours
truly, Frank W. Conant,
Treasurer Grand Opeia House, Los
Angeles, Cal.
For sale by Dr. W. M. Fowlkes &
Company.
Bucklen's Arnica Salr.
The best Salve in the world for bruises
cuts, gores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores
tetu-r, chapped bands. chilblains, corns, aac
all skin eruptions, and nosilivelv enrea
r . . r, 7 . :
riies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or monev re
tunded. .Price 25 cents per box. Fer sale
by Dr W M Fowlkes A Co.
ABoy'e Composition.
I heard of a boy's composition to
day that struck me as purely origi
nal. Here it is. He wrote on man.
Said he:
"Man's an animal. TTf hna pvm
that he sees with ; nose thtrt he
smells with, and mouth that hteats
with. He is split at the end and
walks on that end."
If Joe Caldwell can beat that the
hat is his. Tom Evans' Letter to
the North State.
j - " T"
Highest of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1819.
In the treatment of rheumatism,"
gout, neuralgia, sciatica, &c Salva
tion Oil should be thoroughly rut
bed in. It kills pain. Price 25 cts.
New Advertisements.
ROUT F. WILLMMS A CO.,
Importers and Wlfeak
GROCERS
RICHMOND, Va.
Represented by Edwin Sully.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTEiy PURE
ONE
WILL BUY TO-DAY IN THE
CENT
NEW
NOTICE!
T) Y VIRTUE of a power of sale con
JLJ tamed in a mortem o-a A J .?ntui
oy jacic aostick and wife, on 9th Febru
ary, looo, to William Parsons, Son fe Co.,
.iiu duiy recoraa in Sook "Q Q " paces
248 and 249 of Register's Office for ftich
jmond county, th undersigned will, on
rnaay, tne yth day of June. 1990 nt. tli
vuuru nouse aoor in town ot Rockingham
jeu to nignest bidder for cash, the lands
inerein conveyed, default having been
made in payment of note secured by-said
mortgage. This 7th May, 1890.
Wm. PARSONS, SON t CO.,
Mortgagees.
Jas. L. LeGrand, Attorney.
ROCKINGHAM MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BT
W.I. EVERETT, DEALER IN GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE.
Country Produce U quoted at buying prices
COTTON Middling, in
Good Middling Ccbiol
RACON-Sides, per lb 78
Shoulders " 6(a,8
Hams, " 1215
BEESWAX, 16161
CHICKENS 15(20
EGGS, per dozen, 10(12i
FLOUR Country, per sack,. ...2.253.00
Northern, " 2.50(3 00
Patent, " 3.75
GRAIN
Cora, per bushel, 6580
Oats, " 5065
Peas, " 751.00
HIDES Dry, per lb 810
Green, " 4TA52
SALT, per Saok, 1.001.15
The Clayton Investigation.
Washington, May 1. The Con
grassional committee th at investiga
ted the Clayton-Breckenridge con
tested election case returned to
Washington from Arkansas last
night. During the 13 days that the
committee was in Arkansas, it ex-
nunmorl omit 1(1 ? . rn i
nwu j.w wimesses. lhe
members are satisfied that there i
no foundation to the theory that
jnos. tiooper wag the assassin of
John W.gUayton. They also speak
in terms of praise of the courtesy
shown and assistance given the
committee by Representative Breck
enridge, and they think that he
averted a serious- difficulty that
might have caused a tragedy, by
preventing an altercation between
Messrs. McClure and Arnstrnmr
during the stormy session of th
committee last week.
NORTH CAROLINA, l In Supbbior
Richmond Couny. Court.
A. L. fehaw. Administrator, of Thos. J.
Huntley, deceased, Plaintiff
Against
Martha M. Huntlev. William TTnnflov
Susan Huntley, Rooert Huntley, Cleave
land Huntley, A. R. Morrison. Nancv
Morrison, Isabella Morrison Mary Morri
son, batnenne Mcfavden, Llaniel McLean
and wife Flora McLean, M. R. Morrison
and wife Melissa Morrison, W. I. Everett
H. C. Wall, H. S. Ledbetter and R. a'
Johnson, partners, trading' under th.e firm
name of Everett, Wall & Co., Defendants.
T Martha M. Huntlev. William Huntlev.
Susan Huntley, Robert Huntley, Cleave-
land Huntley, heirs at law of lhomas J.
Huntley, deceased : This is a proceeding
to sell real estate of Thos. J. Huntley, de
ceased, to pay his debts and th costs of
administration. You are required to ap
pear before me at my office in Rocking
ham, in aforesaid county, oa Saturday he
iitti day 01 j une ioyu and answer or de
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
And opened for the inspection of the public
Ik Spring M
OF DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS
SHOES.
AND
MY DRESS GOODS
consist of Calicoes. Lawns, Challies. Sat
teens, Chambries, Linens, Piques, Nuns
veiling, Henriettas, Cashmeres, &c. They
are pretty and cheap. I have Lawns for
3J centa.
GET MY PRICES ON SHOES
and you will decide that I am Headquar
ter. I keep as good Snuff, Tobacco and
Cigars as there is in the county.
Respectfully,
A. C. COVINGTON,
i Roberdel, N. C.
May 15, 1890-tf.
YOKE
RACKET
e Pencils, two Lead Pencils, Paper of Tacks, Crochet Needle, Box Blacking
bpool Thread, Paper Needles, and hundreds of other items worth 5 cents. If one
cent will buy so much, only think of what you can cany home for One Bright Dollar
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Nice line of Cofconades.
Pants Goods from 8 cents up.
Straw Hats! Straw Hats!
We have bought out a line of drummer's samples nt a heavv discount and have
marked them down to just half what they are usuallv sold for. Among these are
some Ladies Hats, very fine and all latest styles, which" we offer at half price.
Boy's, Youth's and Men's Hats
FROM FOUR CENTS UP
Elegant New Line of Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, Trippings, S5c., just in at bottom price.
Impossible to make prices on all these, as stock is so variei We have them from
10 cents up. J ust received a new lot of fine Silk Parols, all colors.
Shoes
Shoes
Misses' Button Shoes, all solid, at '47 cents nn T.a,li.' Rntt bl -
SrnJ i oUpr Sm . La,ies S.ho- very fine, cost $2.75 in bankrupt stock, we
oiler at $1.98. Men's Fine Shoes from 63 cents up.
NEW LINE GENTS' HAND-SEWED SHOES, BEST QUALITY,
Call in; we will save you money at the
mur to the complaint which has been filed
6th, 1890.
Z. F. LONG,
in this office.
This May 6th. 1890.
Clerk Superior Court.
How to Cure All Skin Diseases.
Simply abDlv "Swavn e's OlTif,mrf. "
No internal medicine required. Cures tet
ter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
nose, hands. &c. leaving the skin eWr
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your, druggist for Swayne's
Ointment. 4ii-fim
Everybody should subscribe for
the Roekingham Rocfret.
WHEN YOU VISIT
CHARLOTTE,
be sure and see the handsome slojk
of CLOTHING and FURNISHING
bought this season, including Light
.Weight Summer Goods, in White
FlanrfPl Coats and Vests, Fancy
Flannel Coats and Vests, White
Shirts with Silk Pongee FronU,
something entirely new, and as
pretty Flannel Overshirta as can be
EQTTEN UP.
Five Hundred 4-ply Linen Collar
at lOcents each.
Truly,
Wl:
15 East Traile St.,
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
AT COST I
Great Reduction!
I am closing up the
business of G. E. Wish-
art, and in order
to do so in as short
time as possible, I am
closing out goods at
COST!
Those wanting bar
gains can now avail
themselves of the op
portunity.
Mrs.G.E.Wishart.
New
York
if
Pwockingham, N. O, May 14th, 1890.
Racket.
5 , .
Insure Against Accidents
IN THE
U. 8. Mutual Accident As
osciation
I OF NEW YORK.
$5,000 for Death by Accident or Loss of
Limbs.
$2,500 for Loss of Limbs or Sight, or for
Permanent Total Disability.
$560 for Loss of One Eye. r
$25 per week, np to 52 weeks, for Tempo-
' L m j l l-v? i i j
rary iota XJisaoiiiTy.
Costs about $15 per year, payable in one
sum or in installments of two dollars.
Membership fee $3.00, payable only once.
MEMBERSHIP, 52,541.
Losses paid during 1889, $ 384,868.00
V nce 1878, 1,769.567.39
Insurance in force Jan. '90, 254,313,750.00
Assets December 31, '83, 246,736.55
It will pay you to insure. Accidents
happen oNLT when they are not expected.
If there ia no agent for this Association in
your town, write to the undersigned. We
want an active agent in each town in
North Carolina, and will give liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited.
FIELD A ROYSTER.
State Agents for North Carolina,
13-t Oxford, N. C.
HEADQUARTERS for DRUGS
Prices Lower tlian EvBr Bef Sfu T
TRY US and be convinced yourself that this is the
place to buy your
Drugs, Oil, Faints, Tarnish, -
Paint Brushes, Ac. Our prices never have been beaten.
V e always have the best goods at the lowest fiiru res
this airy of oor customers will tell you. Time ancTagain
houses have sprung up to compete with us. only to meet
the same sad fate-disappointment. Our experience, hard
study and careful attention to business have taocht us
exactly what the people need, hence we are alwawWady
to serve you and give you prompt and pol.te ttentn
tv vatt , rit, EuaiouiCT tausiaciion.
1 YOU ARE SICK and don't know yourself what you want Dr Fowlkaa an
In Season We Carrv Olir usual lnrirro atL- nf Frn.l, n J a., i
. . j 73 -;'' vi .11 vjaiueii creu.
resenpuons careiuay compounded day or night. Come to see us.
Dr. W. M. Fowlkes & Co,
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS:
Wait a few days. Don't buy your
Spring Dress until i return. I start
to New York to-day. Wait and see
what I have to show you.
Yours respectfully,
April 15, 1890.
The Rocket Job Office
IS PrtfePARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF -
Plain and Fancy Job Printing
AT SHORT NOTICE and on reasonable terms.