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NOWIS0?HETIME
To Buy.
YOUR SUPPLIES.
! PRICES-"BUSTED" BY
yon iXi
ROCKINGHAM, RICHMOND COUNTY.-N. C, JULY 30, 1891.
NO 29.
' ! ' . HAMLET, N. C, '
' " Having several thousand dollars', worth
of General Merchandise which I ain deter
mined to close out as fast as possible, I
have this day made a general
!' '
"Bust" on Prices.
all along the line. I am selling all Groce
ries at,prime cost, and Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoesf Hardware, &e.y at from
10 to 40 per cent below cost, and shall con
tinue to do so until all of plesent stock is
closed out. " until present stock is. sold 1
shall consinue to buy a few staple goods.,
such - a Sheetings, Plaids; Calicoes, &c,
ana shJa keep a full stock of Groceries, at
of which will be sold at what thy cost me
delivered in store. I am to-day selling'
Flour at $3.75, $4.70, $5.25, $5.50 and
$6.00 Granulated sugar 14 Ibslfor $1.00
Extra "C"-Sugar 15 lbs for $1.00 : Best
Coffee 4 lbs for $1:00 -. 'Good Coffee 5 lbs
ibr1 $1.00; Meat, best D. S. Sidea, -16 lbs i
lOr pi.J , DikXlr, UUgU BnVj&B, pi VTU , Ajai u
S lbs for $1.00; Rice 15 lbs for $1.00
Other goods equally as low. JJow is the
-i time to lay in your supplies, as most goods
will go higher. -
' THOS. B. PACE.
Hamlet, Feb. 16, 1891. .
feraPairof
(Costom-Made)
ntooer refunded.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR SAMPLES
i - And Inctracttoas for Sett-MeasnrwHnt.
PI ED MONT, PANTS COMPANY
v Winston, ;M. C,
S2
PAIS
How's
Your Liver ?
Is the Oriental salntation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist .without a (
health j liver. When the .
liver is torpid the Bow- ; v
ls are 6lnggish and con- -stipated,.
the food lies "
in the ;. stomach tmdi-
. eested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi
tude, despondency and"
nervousness indicate; how
the whdle system is de-. a
V ranged.' Simmons Liver
Regulator has been , the
means of restoring more
people ' to healtia ' and
nappiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any '
agency known., on earth.
It acts , with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
As a genfiral faaiily remedy for dyspepsia.
Torpid Xtoer, ConsttP&tton, etc., I hardly evet
nae anything else, and have never been dis
appointed in the effect produced; it seems to
be almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the
Stomach anij Bowels, ' -
W. J. HcSlbot, Macon, Oa.
m
SEST. ; "
, - v; . . ( f , . jt,,- .... - ,
My feet are wearied and my hands
tired, ;
My soul oppressed
And I desire what I have Ion?
. . a
desired,, i ,
Rest only rest. , .
,Tis hard to toil when toil is' almost
. vain, : '':
. .In barren ways;
Tis hard to sow and never earner
grain
; In harvest days.
The burden of my days is hard . to
' ' bear, : ; - ' -
Bat God knows best;
I've prayed but vain has been my
prayer !
For rest sweet rest,
i
Tis hard to plant in spring andnev
. er reap i -
The autumn yield; .
'Tis hard to toil, and when tilled to
weep !
O'er fruitless field.
I
And bo I cry, a weak and human
- cry, . ; .'j
So heart oppressed ;
And I sigh a weak and human sigh
For rest for rest.
upon
that were softly, dropping
hem. :
"We'll go home .first and visit the
old folks, vl never took you home,
Nellie,. and. J.hey'Jl b, glad to see us.
I've .heeiv the -prodigal sop,, but
they'll forgive me. What was that
mother used to . read? In my
Father's house are many mansions!
There'll be room for me there, for
I've tamed over a new leaf it's
all white and clean a new leaf "
"Jim, oh, Jim 1"
His eyes gently closed he had
turned the Dew leaf.
Mrs. ML. Rajne, in Detroit Free
Press.
Why do you endure the agony A
dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regu
lator will always cure you.
A Princess's Favorites.
The Homely 'But Useful Girl
The 'useful" girl, writes Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, in the Ladies'
Home Journal, is not noticeablein
any way. Byery body makes use of
her, and everybody likes her. She
has no enemies and no lovers. Wo
men like her very much, and men
speak highly of her when she is
orougnt to tneir attention in some
. In a scrap book in Belvoir Castle
the Princess of Wales recorded her
sentiments on sundry subjects, not
very long after her marriage. Here
is a full list:
Her favorite kins and queen are
"Queen Dagmar," and "Richard
Cceur de Lion."
Her favorite hero, poet and artist
are "Wellington," "Byron? and "Sir
Joshua Reynolds."
Her favorite author, "Charls
Dickens."
Her favorite virtue, "Charity."
Her favorite color, "Blue."
' Her favorite dish, a "French tart.?'
Her favorite flower, the "Rose."
Her favorite name "Mary."
Her iavorite occupation, "Read
ing alound."
Hr favorite amusement, "Driv
ing my ponies."
Her favorite motto, "Dieu et mon
Droit" . - v
Her favorite locality, Home."
Her chief ambition, "Not to be
fast." '
And as for her chief dislike, she
has "None."
i It is easy to say of anytMng, especial,
ly of a medicine, that it is "the best"
but to show the reason of its superiority
to the satisfaction of the public, may be.
quite another matter. beawe affirm,
hoYver, that Ayer Sarsaparilla. i
superior to any other 'blood medicine,
pe make no inconsiderate statement,
bat tell the plainunvaxniahed. truth.
Other so-caIle4 blood-purifiers may pro
duce a temporary exhilaration, which i
mistaken for cure; but the enres effect
ed by taking Ayex's Sarsaparilla sxq
radical ald permanent. It not only,
purines the blood, but renews and in-.
Tigorates that fluid.
. Ayes Sarsaparilla has been in as
for the better part of half a century, an4
has achieved a success which is without
parallel m the history of . medicine.
People early learned to appreciate ita
value as a purifier of the blood, and
the lapse of years has only confirmed
and strengthened the popular opinion, .
of its merits. "
Only the choicest and most approved
ingredients enter into the composition
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and, these are
secured regardless of cost. It is on this ;
principle that the Honduras sarsaparilla
root is exclusively used in this preparan;
tion. The domestic variety is cheap
and abundant, being lndigenons all
over the American continent, but it has.
little medicinal value compared with. ;
the richer growth of the tropics- Tberei.
fore it is that the extract of the Hon
duras root, solely,; forms the basis of
Ayer's preparation, the other ingredt..
ents being stillingia, podophyllum, yeK
low dock, and the iodides of potassium
and iron.
The effect produced by these ingre
dients depends largely upon the pro,
portions used, and it is only by the, ,
greatest skill In compounding them that,
the remarkable alterative . and tonic
qualities of Ayer's Sarsaparilla are
secured. -The- appliances of Ayer's.
laboratory are unique and costiy, and
experience shows that their use results
in producing a compound' extract of
far more curative power than can be
obtained by any other methods. This,
fact, together with the most attractive,
liberal, and original methods of adver
tising, readily accounts 'for the worlds
wide reputation and enviable success of
Ayer's Saisaparilla. ;
n
I.
0
At a meeting of the Christian Al-
How the Twelve Pied.
The following brief history of the
fate of the Apostles may be new to
those whose reading has not been
evangelical: I
St. Mathew is supposed to have
suffered martyrdom, or was slain
with a sword at the city of Ethiopia
in Egypt. v !
St. Luke was hanged upon an
olive tree in Greece. .
St. John was put into a cauldron
of boiling oil at Rome, and escaped
death. He afterward died a natu
ral death at Ephesus, in Asia.
St. James the Great was beheaded
at Jerusalem.
St. James the i Less was thrown
from a pinacle or wing of a temple,
snd then beaten : to death with a
fuller's club. i
St. Philip was hanged up against
a pillar at Hierapolis, a city of
Phrygia.
gt. Bartholomew was flayed alive
by the command of a barbarous
king.
St. Andrew waa burned to a cross
whence he preached unto the peo
ple until he expired. ,r
St, Thomas was run through the
AphcriLS.
a I .. , i t i . t t I UUUV Wlhu a iauv W va.Mja.w,
way; but tney never think about her "a"v , " T D J' " T in the East Indies.
vnlnntflrilv. TW flnnrPnitA W Deiore last, ittlBS Xuibb ouepaeru,
My way has wound across the des- highly when she helps them. out of of New York a wealtny young lady,
I advertise the largest stock of Furniture in the State, andthe lowest
prices of. any dealer North or South. I prove it by figures.
A Rattan body Bab
Genuine Antique Oa
Caniace, Wire Wheels, only
Jsed Koomibuit(iU pwces,;
?7 50
2500
35 00
Walnut Frame WooVPlush Parlor Suit, (6 ,peice3l) w
. . ' l OIJ-1 Lj l...nlii: lOW
Antique. Oak Bideboard, with large glass
Standing mil Kacks, with glass....-
Antique Oak High Back Wood Beat Rockers
Va-riMma ftr&as Hammocks, laree size
Mowaito Canopies, with frames ready to hang
Bamboo easels 5 feet high,.. ......... tMv,
Ladies "Ratten Rockers..-. ..............
i ;nn.n9ir noTitPi-TaWea. 16 inch Bauare .top...
Holland window sfaades, Dodo Fringe and spring rollers
Pl.tfprm Smrinff Roekers. " (Carpet Seat.)...f
trlir.T Orcmn 7 stoDS.-Walnut Case......
"""'"O X -O ' i., r ' -i.: n
Sterling llanos, V octaves, XiDony tiaae.
3
.......... ............
t. .............
5 75
1 50
1 50
200
100
2 50
1 50
65
850
50 00
22500
ert years
And oare8 infest,
My path, through the flowing of hot
tears
I pine for rest.
'Twas always so; when but a .child
I laid
On mother's breast
My wearied little head; e'en then 1
prayed
As now for rest
a corner, and thank her cordially,
and then forget her until they need
her again. She is not apt to marry,
for men do not care for useful girls
before,marriage. She can sew, get
a dinner if need be, amuse children,
assist iu getting up entertainments
for other people to. participate in,
and she is an excellent nurse, and
reads aloud well, and sinus a little
enough to rock a child asleep or
St Jude was shot to death
arrows.
St. Simeon Zeallot
in Persia.
St. Mathias was; nrst"8
then beheaded.' 1
I have inst pot in the furniture for three large noteia, anu am i &
iSorth and kouta varoiina aauy.
One price to an, ana ins sne wwwi. nuuwu, 3,," ;t
i ly an articla from me and it does not come up as representeo, return it at
ywise and get your monsybacK. v -
Write me for Catalogues. ammm0
E. P. AWDREUS,
' 3Leadiiig FrLrnitnr and Mnsic Dealer
6 and 18 West Trade Street.
OUR STOCK OF
EW SPRING AND
SUMMER GOOD
IS NOW COMPLETE IN
If you
my e-
help out a chorus. She is like the
And I am restless still, 'twill soon be green "everlasting," or old-fashioned (jewel case
0er "live-forever" plant, scehtlees, and
For, down the west not beautiful, yet indispensable in a
Life's sun is setting, and I see the garden.
shore
Where I shall rest-"" Mr- A- B- Laforme.Boston, Mass.,
says: I ordered and distributed one
dozen
snoke from the platform, and an
nounced that she had given all her
jewels to the Lord and now propos
ed to give $250 io pay the expenses
of a missionary to the heathen. She
nt-if oi(t ama ttauM lt&lr Via
, . J , e r by the Jews at Salama.
gregation, men andomen, arose
and donated--their jewelry rings,
watches,-watch chains, earring, &c.
and money to the same purpose
until the little altar looked like a
with
oned and
Sincerity I truth, faithfulness, come.
intp the very essence of friendshi
Channing,
If a man ia werth knowing at all,
was crucified he-ig-wbrth knowink well. Alexan
der Smithv . j ,,
Every man feels instinctivelg that
all the beautiful . sentiments in-,-the-
t Barnabas was stoned to death weiga ig than a single love
ly action. -Lowell. "
St Paul was beheaded at Rome .m;ohlniMg ;g tha nMu,t nf
by the tyrant Nero.. . . 4 the scooe and end is to obtain it. for
TT 1 . - . . aw nr T t- t h Q f '
umw j . f mmtj covets to enjoy.--Burton.-. .
hair, the coming man is Uable to be . , .
. K?raa animal-' hence, to orevent U of little, traits that the greaU
K?r from foiling osa Hall's Hah eat human character is composed
!. . t i
I
News & Observer: Mr. James H.
Scarborough, a noted North Caro
linian and an A. B. graduate of
t Renewer.
William Winter.
Charity, in whatever euise she ap.
It 1 r Anrc in tliA kfat. nnt.nrprl ttnrl fViA
A MEW LEAP.
Nashville Christian Advocate:
is said of an eminent and venerable ht pomnlexioned ! thin "m the
rr' j rtii . e a 1 OOd I ----- 1 '
inmiy wuege, 01 um cjubb oi xooi, judgQ in this State that he adlressea world. Frederick Saunders.
has been elected to the Oh air of a y0Ung physician who had been
Mathematics in me icino aietno- indicted in hiskkart for carry ingcon-
A Christian life is the great key of
the Gospel-nThomai Wilson.
'Circumstances are beyond the
control of manj but his conduot is.
Innrd hnttlpfl BrjirlvcrotinA
among my friends afflicted with dbt 0011688 of Santa Ro8a; liforvUale4 weaporos, in words as follow
I nm onH will IcnvA fnr thA rAMflnl.... i-. J J., ia
"I am going to turn over a new headache, and in every case it has I"m ,n7 T "J? !
:j U1 u: .li: J QffnrHW n mnat inafontanonna ro of D,wl" " vw" lorwiriflllV rAnrenenSlUiV. J.BU fc i.
iwi. ua bmu iccuii, jw k""" I l ... ..in . i t . I "
wonrJnof inaf. a ahrmt. nf fl. cmile.
uflt:,i j.,;.umoc,;,i tu i.nr New Berne Journal: MrJW. B
. , .... Swindell tells us of a case that oc
' a a . wb&i b. . .m . eAmv rxrT onn nnarai ti n - uii aivur- iriM i i . . a . uua uluu wuA.m. - - - . ajwwA vum
nnA soIai "y i wumu uui ww n auy i eun vu uu ,wcbu gjjaii leei it my amy io uapow up- ; - r ,,,...
ttuu euia i Annntrv i ! ........... 1 it in timan nnat WpnrifiJ Phillina .
mind Paraue can oe iouna. a coiorea ion y0u a double fine." xnia story r - -x r-
man came to him fifteen miles from . ... ... Ma mm mended to the notice of all
1 T" If
rick, of the Southern Immigration ' ibl, for yxn to kill people fast n nis own. power.-israen, (
Bureau, has just received $10,000 ongh with your iittle pills, that Experience is safe light to walk
wArth of lithoffranhincr ' illuetratini? if muh a bn and he is not a rash man who..
. B , o ; a I vJU KlUSk UCOUB Bliujwaioeu
she was also his nurse
watcher, "Jim is in his right
when he begins to turn a new leaf."
'Oh, that's a habit of his, is it?"
where he was tried, and delivered The dedining powers Slont -d who"
i
vyu. Hiaia a uaum ui uwi i.. . I mov ha urnnflArlii II V TPnlinpratpn
v j u Ar u.nA 00 if ia himself up to be placed mjail twen- J " . - r EgcuiaDiU8
asked the doctor kmaly, as if be iU andsustained by the daily use of claP1UB
are disciples oi,
Eoyal Sisses.
Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
KSI
mi
didn't know what everybody else
knew, that poor, weak, shiftless Jim
vorthen was always eeiner to do
j something that he never did.
"I've seen it all since I've been ly
ing sick." It was Jim's feeble voice
now. "I've been such a worthless,
selfish hUBband to you, Keliie
such an idle, good-for-nothing fel
low 1" I
"No, no, Jim," protested his wife,
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
ty days, bringing the order therefor
with him.' The man either bad to
1
pay for a cow and the costs of the
trial or spend that length of time in
iail, and he chose the latter as he
could not make the needed amount
in the same time, snd to keep from
incurring additional expense and
thereby increasing his penalty, he
. -I, f ii :i 1
requesieaiooeaiioweaiogo wunou., . , Nftrft flnd mam
Judas l8cariot ease, yet P. P.
Root and Potassium
1. 4t..-.aMu ;fil J
aenui resuiw, b-;u P-- uJwy were ordinary people.
ana je oouo guv. wuuu, ;
being taken by an officer, and was
granted the desired permission and
Wilmington Star:
found a friend some time ago in a
New Yorfc clergyman, who under
took to nrove that Judas was a very
health mas established, says Mr.
UiUUU Ul IO UUU Oi Oi VUU av bamumv I - -
his- James Masters, of Savannah, Ga,
hjui.iviuu., ..w. I - ., . U-
torian comes to the vindication of "ne 01 in? T. " m '
world to get along witn is ine man
rnina tKnt h didn't fire Rome to Wnose religion m aum iuc
Detroit Free Prees.
A sore leg the flesh a mass of dis-
P-.(Pnckly Ash, Poke ror ' eS9 ofGermanyt
tassium) achieved won- they kissed as affectionately as if
f
which
kind to me. 'it wasn't your fault 1 did M e ProPosed-
' - '. - " A .' .... ! . .11 i ... . ,1 I
And everything else needed by the people ot this communuy, au u that things went wrong. A medicine endorsed
ih will be sold as low as any one else will sell them. "Oh, I can see now as I never
saw before, how I have wasted the
have a pyrotechnic display, but to
improve its sanitary condition.
ately
Kiss
ing is a noticeable feature of .the.
reign of Victoria the Good. And
the cjustoinis marked by a sad fact
--the death of the Pxincess. Alice, t
daughter of the queen,, who could-
not deny the request of her jjhild-
r r
W. T. COVINGTON &CO.
THE HOTEL MGHMpND.
great opportunities of life. But I'll
turn over a new leaf this time I am
in earnest."
Hehad done it many times. All
the fair white leaves of his life he
had turned over, and now the re
cording angel had them in his keep
in?, soiled, blotted, illegible, noth-
C37 .
ingto compute from their poor mor-
and used
by physicians and druggist Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
ADisngxiied Conntenance.
Mrs. Lucy Pratt, one of the train
ed nurses at the Children's Hospital,
at Sanfrancisco, Cal., allowed forty
five square inches, of her skin to be
cut off by surgeons for $100. The
strip of skin, 9 by 5 inches, was
grafted on to the leg of William A.
Many people who would scarcely
notice an armless or legless man
any blemish of the human face, and VJf, ,,1,, ,
tained. The Democratic party wut
ultimately bring the relief sought
to all classes. Montgomery, Ala
Advertiser, Dem. .
al aritnmeric but the time he had N J who
. was Daaiy injurea in a raiiruau aw
Hash 1 the sick man is
Not turning the leaves over now,
dive into all sorts of speculations as
to its cause and attendant circum
stances. If you doubt this asser
tion become possessed of a discolor
ed optic and note how much atten
tion it will invite. A black eye is
Democratic principles should be dying of diptherhv and, kissed him,.,
kep,t before the . people. It is the inhaling the poison and dying her-
party of the people, more m sym- self in a lew days.
nothxr with the interest andorosper-
itv of tha masses than all the rest of The phenomenal success of Ayer's
th political oreanizations. and Sarsaparilla started into,; existence a
.Wat nrl wherever its real nur-1 host of competitors.
are
and fully understood, it will be sus-
bost of competitors. This, off.
known 1 course, was to baexpected;,; but the
effect has been to demonstrate the,
superiormerits of Dr. Ayer's prepa-.
ration by a constantly increasing
demand forit. f
1j j !
General "Jubal A. Early closed '
his oration at the occasion ot the
4r4 Such
is Life-
eenerallv avoidable, but blotches.
. TT I t 1 1 -
talking. Qeni- ais riSu,' WBa w J pimples and other scrotulous and Veiling of the monument to Stone-,
nnw burned tnat tne wouna woum not eraDtive marks steal upon us with- yanuann Trinotnn. Va.. last
but backwards, for in his troubled neaj aua B,iu-S anmS a , out warning, and are lrequentiy the weev with these words: "I trust
sleep his pale lips move, and he upon as the final resort. W.G.Mc- fir8t intimation of tbe.fact that our that every faithful soldier of the Ar
babbles of his boyhood's daysofla Gregor, a fellow clerk, at first offer- biood is golng wr0Dg. A prompt my of Northern Virginia is ready to
deep still tarn in the . woods where w.uuw m.u . and . systematic use of . "r exdaim with me, 'If I am eve
the trout leap-a place that he only withdrew his consent when inform- (prickiy Ash, Poke R;oot and Potas- known to repudiate the cause for
knows of. His wife smiles. He is c" , - sium;, win puniy me oioou, uieauB, which Le0 fought and jackson died,
rrau, wno;.u a WmuW. witu uun the skin and give back to the lace. m lhQ iightning of heaven blast
children and in need of money, then natnre's familiar, ruddy signs of. Lnn,n f li hr men
fought in .twoo
dreaming, she says. ;
When he awaked with a start, he
Detroit Free Press.
A man who had
wars, been in three railroad :.aeci-
dents and four shipwrecks, skir-.,
mished with the Indians, and killed
trgcf&4a their native jungles went,
to 6leep on the window siU . of his.;
house, fell eight feet on a soddedj
plat, and was killed as completely
as il a had been fired out of a can-..
Such is the sarcasm of fate.
non.
looks strangely, at them all:
MWhy-why-where am I?
is mother ?"
His faithful wife is forgotten. An
other facer one that has been under
yeara-is
made her offer, which was prompt-
Where accepted. She submitted-coura
geously to thf operation, which was
successfully performed ,
health. Get it of your druggist. Lnd all good women be my portion,
Mrs. Pattie Lockbridee, wife of tiIf you have over-indulged in eat-
Thos. Lockbridge, of s Maurice coun- ing or drinking take a dose of Sim
J. NEWT'. CAMPBELL, Manager, th fo.
KOCKINGHAM, N. C. . ;
tyrTenn., shot and killed her three
small children and then killed ber-
mons Liver Regulator,
, Ayer's Cathartio Pills are xecom
naended byithe best ptiysicians, be
causethey ; are. free froni calomel.
er - injurious drugs, being
composed ov purely , vegetable in
gradients.. Whilft thorough' in their-
i actionKthey stimulatevandatrength-
en the bowels and secretory organs.
Ar fishing party from Pine City,
. ..... t , i .. : I
61innM round a woman ana Sand the 13th tort, Shehadl Just So.
"I thoncht she was here " he said teen-year daughter aipne witnoui . j, for u but
. . 1 :.. tl... .no nt final, a vinar t l ... .... - - ... .'.;......-. 1- '
i MAW T Mfnamhs TftW.- 1 I lOOU IU UiS uo, vu uuny.viiiw. i T,;. I,-, antannnhB nrvrtlint- I Atlanta. JOUailcU.;
VUL-ll-M rW mn'W nfiint- was sick and dreaming. Let me get The husband and latner naa oeen nectary for her tot ;Tbethpa ' AltIaJtot
i'HWUUp'Wtuu, iv - iA " - up. J want to begin all. over again. "'ri..-7u Corns,' Bunions, and-.
... , ' . .., .1, llu , T?lnn noil I have turned over a new leaf." fL: . g; ,"Uir , j " i twochHdjren. Thedeed was com- jare namg aoouw u Warts where other remedies fail.
Lucius oi a cuiiiuictc uuwti. (-jju.u
1
J
-1
I
bolls, ckoifanI cold bthj &c j ,
Yea. dear Jim. . - ' - , muted while tne nusoanaanu .iu-1 . : , , . ..
IlUTdhtaWan white hands bj.the-noth,r, and daoghter, Tho 1BatetDil,.lta.MgIl aOwy.kSTfc..do- fcrt..-..' - -
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