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Tin: 0 1. , S-ZND YOUR ORDERS TO TO THE ROCKET ft I- O - I f Satisfaction guaranteed in Price and Quality nf Work.. WE INVITE YOU TO COIirA Tlie Predict i l With any other, weekly in this section c , - - ' the State. ; ' IT IS GE0VI2CG, i t O- AND ITS GROWTH IS BASZD ITS iJERlTS. VOK X. ROCKINGHAM, RICHMOND COUNTY, N. C., JUNE 2:5,1892r NO, 24 Subscrifttoj? Price': L50" Ter Yo r; Divu; L. STEELE, - OPERA NIVE AJitf MECHANICAL x - v Offers his professional, services to s the citizens "of Rockingham .and . community, also to the citizen of Anson, Stanly Moore, . Montgomery and Robeson couuties.--lie is - we! I , lurnished with all tbe latest im proved instruments. -Teeth -extracted without, pa nOfi fiice overMissBiakey 'sstora J.. ' . - Shoes and Harness I ,"r '-. T-", "A- W. JONES has moved over the "ilV store of ' J W. COVINGTON,, and is doing I firstWilass work in his line, - Boots, Shoes and- Harness made and. repaired in -the best possible manner, and at lower prices than" theyave ever been. known in xhis marketer Good hand-rnade-" r v - ' - c -.Wagon; Dridles at SI.'ooY - other bridles - at comsponding: loprices 5 A full stocfcof Harness and Bridles always on handandm&de to order on shortfnotioe by skilled workmen. - ' ; - 1 v " - A. -"W. JONES. D ONT . - THAT - - 1 '' - you cm "-"T": ; ' ; ALWAYS FIND -. AT THE . STEWART V; STORE A-FULL LINE OP , GENERAL MERCHANLISE ' -IN ADDITiON.TO A COMPLETE - STOCK . OF fSTOVES- AND "; FURNITURE -BOUGHT- FOR : I CASH AND NOT TXTbE UN-. - V - DEESOLD . 5 - . ' - Stewart ; dJariTiing - So: CANCERS CUBED. Dr. S M. Wright; of Gibsorf Station, N; 0., offers hia professional -aervicea to the people' of Richmond and adjoining 'coun ties. With a long line of successful expe rience he feels warranted in - saying that the most obstinate, oasea,where cure" is possible, readily yield to his treatment s THE CLEVELAND GRAY; ; A KRTUCKY JACK This celebrated Jack will stand "the en suing season, commencing 15 of March, at my place on JVlountam CreeK. ' lerms, 9,2. cash and $S when Colt stands and ucks. No pains will be spared to prevent accidents but I will not be responsible lor any that occur. All! wishing to raise FINE MULES will do welL tolave him serve. " Respectfully , - ,) ASA.- INGRAM. . Notice of Dissolution ! .; Notice is hereby given , that the . part nsrship heretofore 'existing" betweeH ; the J . s. 'J ' J A.X. i c -i e T i uuasiguu, unuer lue urm name oi ljeax & Steele, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.. ' W-. C. - Leak' assumes liabihty lor all debts owing by said nrm. All per sons indebted to said rm are requested to make immediate payment to W.; C. Leak, w ho alone is authorized to' make collec tions. - " - - t . W..C. Leak & Wm. L. Steelb. We the undersigned have this day form d a partnership under the name andetvle of Leak Brothers; and will continue the business formerly carried onby Leak & Steele. Thanking onr -friends and the public for their past patronage, we hope to fiiern a conxenance oi tne same. . .W. C. LEAK, . - J. P. LEAK, -. ' ' ' J. W. LEAK, -; WATAUGAHOTEL . BLOWING ROCK, NC. 4190 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL Higliest incorporated town East of :the - rvocKyjiiountams. ;. .Average temper ature at noon during June,-July : , ' and August. 714 Fahr. " . . WATAUGA HOTEL, Ihree stories high 110 feet m length, 610 feet veranda, is "'"7 V" Plat ot thirteen ? acres: of j gr"nd. We Front Yard, 240 . by 600 feet well shaded.' n.,Kj-n-ii- Lawn. . , "0 s- Sunset, Lake stocked with Mountain Trqut . i- .,. ueem guesis. ':;'.-'.. : ; Table FirsJ-Glass." imest apnng on the Mountain, Tempera. in?plyiSa??Ll.neirora Lenoir via Blow ing KOCK to UmnWmCTmn i 'ti.-;. at .Lenoir and two al Blowing Rock; For , L, S. WILLIAMS, Supt .For Kent. ; " " "T i 0.er btore-room, in Hotel Rich - - THB OLD HOMESTEAD..: '- Let ns nevfr goback--tfiough we long. For the past; never more. neer more All is changedfTall is lost, all is dead. We " . " should wrong , - ' Z The old bouse if we darken, the door.;.? ? VVxong ouraelvesV too -our bright vanish- " edyears ; .a 'S' The romance of xiur childhoodOh, "do.. Let utf a ver return! , la our sleep, .through j "-.our tears,' . -""-.. f- " ; Let us see the old home. Only sol ' . t - - - . . - - ' -: How, we loved it-each beam and each stonev':" - '..VJ,,'-. it How..we loved -the green fields; the great tt trees,- - - And 'the pool,-and the slow dreamy- eow1 What is gone, ' - ' :-J 1" ' -What is left, what ib ehanged of all ; these?. ;t ' ' ' " " , All is changed; all is changed- for theear Loving deadwho illumined . the,- place, Have been laid under daisea and grass "ir- many a jearl- "N ; - ; What is home if it Jacked thloved face? Let us never go back !" The old years, ; ' The old homestead have vanished..;. jnore ,A - . J. "V ' Shall we Be-: them at , al save iri sleep', - through oar tesrs,: - . ; v - We'shali never more darken, the. door. But the sunset for ever shall gleam .-On the" window panes- there where it vj 'stands . .1 - la the wood-muffled Yneadow8-the hous of a'dreain, s ' , ; - - - i'Aifair - A veiling inot fashioned with . - S -hands.'- -,V-- "---- - . l f' I -y William Savage. 1TATI01TAL PLATFOELI- Adopted.T27.tha Eepnblicaiis atJCia We reaffirm the American doctrine of protection, We call attention to its growth abroad.- We ..maintain hat the proppfrous condition of our country is largely due to "the wise rev-nue legislation of the ; Republi can Congress. ?We ,believ"e ' that all articles which cannot be produced in the United Stales, - except; luxuries, should. be admitted free ofMuty,- and that on all imports coming into com petition with Ihe productB ofAmeri- rcan la"Uor ' tbere::r should'-' be levied duties equal to the difference between wages abroad and at botrieX x; we asseai inai uie prices 01 manu factured articles of general : consup tion.have been reduced, .tinder the operations of the tariff a.cVof 1890. " we denouncea ine yenoriaoi ;ine Democratic majority pfhe House of Representatives to deslroy our tariff laws as manifested by their attacks upon wool, lead, and. lead., ores, the chief product of a number of States, and we ask the people fortheir judg ment tberedn.- j- v r VVe point to ttre Success of the Re publican policy of reciprocity, under wuicn our export iraue uas - vasiiy increased and ?riewVand enlarged markeU have beeu v operiedfor the rproducte ofour.farmsand workshops. Wre' re mind, the people of the bitter opposition 01 me jjemocrauc. party to this- practical - business . measure. and claim. that, executea.bvj a v Re publican adroinistratirin, our present aawa wut eveoiuaiiy give us aconirox ofthetrilde of Ibe-jvorld.; ; ' '--Tfie'AmericaTi people fromv.tradi lion and interest favor bi-nietallism, and the Republican party; demands jthe use" orboth "gold: and silverXas standard 'moneyy . with such;' restric- lions auu.uuuer sucn provisions, to be -determind by Iegislation,;as-will secure the maintenance of the parity of values of the two metals . so"5 that the purch'aging;-and-; debt-paying power of the dollar, whether of, ' eil Ter, goldbr paper, -shall' be at all times equaDlhe interests of .the prod uceii of the. country,; its farmers' and its workingmen,- demand !lthat eyery dollarpaper .or coiny issued by the Government shall be as good as.a ny otherVAVe commend fhe'wise and patriotic steps alre'ady.taken by our Government to secure an -inter national conference to.adop such measures as will insure a - parity of value between gold andsilveribr use as money throughout the? world. j ' We demand that-every - citizen of the United States shall , be '.'-allowed to cast one free and .unrestricted bal lot in all publie-electionSi; and tha' such b'allot shall be counted andlre turned as cast that such laws Bball ;be enacted and enforced as will se leure to-every citzen, be he rich" or poornauve or xoreign oorrr,wrmeor black,-this sovereign right go a rah ted by the '"Constitution The free and equal representation' of nil ihe peo ple, as well as their iust- aTsd equal pr'otctioti uhdar the laws, ;are-tbe foundation 61 our Republican insti tutions, and Jfe party; will "never re lent its t'fforls until the: integrity of the- ballot and the purity of elections shalljbe fully guaranteed and pro tected in everv" State ' " . Wederrounte the continued-inhtu man "out rages - perpetrated upon American citizens-; for apolitical rea sonsjn certain Southern States Of the IJnionY v. - J We favor the" extension of; our for eignTaommerce',' t he restoralionrof our rnerca'htilraarinehy- home built ships, andTbe creation- of a navy for the,' projection of our national inteK esta and the honor of -;ou'r v flagr the tnaintainance-of the most friendly re-', lations witli all foreign powers;ien: tangling alliance with none; and the protection, of the rights of our "fishery men.T - - 1 . ; x ;"--, . We "reaffirm our approval ' of " the Monroe doctrine,-a nd . belie vein; the achievement of the manifest destiny of the Republic in itslbrondest sense.' - We iavor the enactment of more 6t ringent4aws and regulation of the restrictiori of criminal, pauper, and contract immigratian. i .VVe' . fa vor efficien 1 egisla tion by Congress to protect the lifeand limbs of employees -of transportation-: com panies engaged in carryinglon intert state commerce and recommend leg islation by the respective States that will prottsct employes engaged 10 State commerce, in mining and man- nfeciuring. -v. ' 4'z- - s'Te Republican party has always been the champion of the oppressed and recognizes the digmtjrof man hood, irrespective of faith, Vcolor- or liationaHlyIt sympathizes wiih the cause of home rule , ln'ilreland. and protests against the persecution of the Jews in Russia;, " V " The .ultimate rrlia nee of free pop ular government is the intelligence of tlie"people . and the: maintainence of freedom.' among i its men.-- We therefore declare anew, our devotion to liberty of ,t hbugli t a nd consc ience of speech and press, and approve all agencies " ,and v instrumentalities which contribute to the education of the children of the land:- bnt while Insisting upon the fullest measures of religious liberty we are;; opiosed to any "union of church and 8tate: . -;We"reaffirn-our opposition,' de clared in the. Republican; -: platform of 1888, io all combinations of capital organized in trmts or Lothetwise. to control arbitrarily the' condition nf trade among4 our citizens. We heart ily endorse the action already .taken upon this subject and ask for tich farther legislation aa may be requir ed to remedy any defects in existing laws and to render their .,, enforce' ment more complete and efiectivei -:r We approve the polioy of extend iogtd;:iownsr tillages, aud. rural com m unities the ad.vanlnges of the free deli very service now enjoyed by the larger cities of the J country rjand reaffirm the declaration contained in tbe'Republicanktform. pt 1888, pledging the reduction of letter post age tol cent at tlie earliest: possibly moment consistent with the mamr teneDce of "the Post-Office Depart ment and the highest class of postal servicer . ,We commend the spirit, and ev idence of Teform in tb civil ; service and ihe wiae and consistent enforce ment of the Republican jarty of the laws regulating thesame, ! ,-The construction of the Nicaragua CanaHs of the- highest importance to the American, people as a 'meas me of defense and to build upl and maintain American c6mmerce,v and it should be controlled by J,he United States Government. !,. " - - . ? We favor the admission; of the re maining',Territories t-theearliest . ---'rf... - .--.:. .-- .. ...... " practical day having due regard to the interest of the people of the'Terr ritories and of the United States;x;i - We favor, the admission of thfe re rnaining territories at the earliest pos sible moment, baving'dneregared to j the interests of the people of the territories andbr the United .btates. ; All the federal jfficers appointed. for the Territories should beselected from bona fide residents thereofand the- right of .self government': should be accorded as far. as practicable.1 - : We favor 'cess'ionj': subject to--- the '-'' T ft t. T 1 . nomesteaa lawa 01 tnex,ariu.'; puoiic lands to the-StatPS - and ; Territories ir which:they(lie, under such -TCori gressional restriction as r-to disposi 4ion,'reciamation and occupancy by settlers as will'sfcure the maxinnim bneits to the ppople. - .j '-I'll eWorld's Coliitnbjan Exposition is a grat national uudei taking,- and Congress -' should m promptly enact su ch "reason y hie leisUrtioi :' in aid thereof as .will insure'a discharging of the expense and obligation ; inci dent thereto and attainment o( -:rt sult3 commensurate" with the dignity and progress of the nation. " In temperance we sympathize with all wise and legitimate efforts to les- sen and prevent the evjls of intern- jerence and moraiity. , - Ever mind fubof the pervices rand saci 1 ificcs of the men who fared the ife of the nation, we pledge anew to the "vefans Of the soldiers of the . re public a watchful care and recogni tion '.of their just claims "upon a j grateiui people. , . '.' x We commehd the; able, .patriotic, andjthoroughly, American admistra- ion of President -Harrison; - Under it the country has enjoyed 'remark able properity anddignlty and honor of the nation, at honitf .and abroad, have. -been: iaitbfully maintained j aud we offer "the record r of j pledges kept as a gauranteeT orfaithfulfper- brraance of the future. - . - ' , "":AhI Who Csa Fathcn?-;: N. Y. B,ecorder. " - ' ' Ween he came - home that night he. was more drunk than usual. The drudge ' wha: called herself "his ;wife was ironing clothes.: .'He caught her hand and roared-out: ' V fSor you've lost a whole" dayeb? - She struggled to get away, but he tightened' his gripr- ieereil at her and eaid-V. ".""- - ' . ' V'You do nothing but eatr arid eat, and eatlr. When. I try to,correct you you cry don't you?. . HV pinched her ' arms ; till-' sh e scTeamed.. . "Got any money?" he. bawled,; J'For God's eake, Steve, leave met vTbeliule girlia sick. , . lyona home tending be-all day, or I would have had time to go out and hunt . work. -That job for the steamboat wilt be-i at least a dollar.! -. s r - "Send the brat opt to begl'L ; lie kicked her as she lay there on the floor. .Then he closed the door with a bang and : wentut in; the night.' :.'-y f; -r . - .'-vl'-- me. next - aiternoon- the woman appeared before the coroner to tell what she knew of the sudden death of her husband, Steve Durand, the result of a-fearfub fall in the .dark passage leading to the ttrt et. .She, was. verx pale, but it";wag 'not the pHlldr of suffering alone.- v -Cj "All r.know, sir v' she said in a low voice, as she took the stand "is that he came home that jiight,-threw bis arms around my neck and kissed me several times. He said he; was 8glad that all bur hard times would soon be over.: 1 He bad secured a new job, and itwasVto. "pay v very well. We wt:re'very bappy."; When he left me he was going down town 'to the grocery "store to order a barrel 6: flour and a buahel of potatoes. - But instead heCwent to his death,'.; That is all 1 kn.QW siir" -;: 1 And I say to you: ;' A,; woman's heart, ah! -who-; can fathom theheartof &vwoman who loves;even if she lives to love in vain? :" .LIFE, HEATH AND STRENGTH? 4 ; -j -tA. f ala ch icoiiA j FlA Feb. -17,: '89. Messrs. Lippman Bros.7 Savannah, Ga. iLpEAR SiES I will write to inforra you that I was afflicted 'with Blood Disease : i tried one bottle of ; and it v gave me relief. . I "wa3 in. bed seven monthsr I tried prominent physicians, and they could not do me any good."1 I Baw your advertiser ment .-"of P- P, P. . in the Apalachicola Times," and tho.ught-I wouldl try it. -The bottle I got to-night makes seven or eight. and oh' hoi? good I feel. ;Isliave been up ever since ana at "my business, lumber in spector You may publish thi 1 if you desire i nave miormea my men as inai'-.iri rvr ra life, health and strength. I - M.P.BdLDEN.' Soldby all Druggists and general stores. L1PPM A JN tiKUti-v rron.net ars and drug gi6ts, Savannah Ga. - -, - ' ' DCEAiSffv Mips, Cec'-iS, 1890." ; 1 "-, - Office of J. S.Kosahon Messrs.'Lippman'Bros., Sava;nnah, Ga.- . i Centlemes WhiOe. in - San Antonio Texas last -spring, -I; saw vonr advertise ment of Pf:P.'P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and Potassium) in the paper for the cure of rheumatism,' and. thought I 'would "try. a-bottle, nnding such great- relief irora it, on" 'my -return home I. had .-my druggist, Mr," John McClellaiT to-order me a supply. After taking 1 tnifikteir bottles, I have not had a puin or ache 6ince previous to that 1 sutlered toi twenty-nve (-ao) years and could not get the least, benefit Until - J tried Pi-P.- P., and therefore, take pleasure in recommending lt-to an. . -.-. . - - ' Yours trnlly ; 'J -T . J. S. ROSAMOND ; Itch'on hunian and horses and al animals cured in SO minutes by 1 Wool ford Sanitary Loti'ii. This never tails, bolir tiy 4Jr. - W. Fowlkes Sc Co., DruggiKts Rocking, iuui), N. C,' . ' : ;IX2 PASSED. Th9 Ccstnhitica E;' Took Eis lit . " , Qtiarte'r rmd Eiled Ilin. rom the tiicKix City Jeurnal: - - 'An, o! cL and i gray- h a jrel. co'ored man-had asked tne for 3 6m(H-on ributton- tonid in finishing a church building;. down" - the-ftreet;. whn'-a young man came -a Inn and stopped short and glared , 'at . him and-de--j manded: ' fr ' ''Ta your flame : Ebeneezer ;Davis Of coVe it ar'.waa the replv. ."Does yo'i jiass- de coht fibushin nox in "ne f urst Uull d -.liaptist Church' ?? - ' v. - - ' - :' ,;- -' - Of coVeJ dos."What yo1 drtvin at, boyJL: Huin we done; showed each odder for teny'ars?" -"- v - J'No, . sah-yno, pah ! ?I hasn't 'de honor;of y'or disquaThtahcaVljahr? "YbVhasnt?" ' ,- S NovFahj hut I 'desiah to rf press a few facts "upon :yoV .mind; sah. I was at de ch urch lapt- Sonday'v i n company- wid- Miss Eveline - Jack- son.' .t..1--'-.- -s 1,.-- "Ye', I seed yo loaf "dar.n--; ' 2 Yo' was de ' pusson who " passed de' box; on dat occashun." " f -' 'Twas." Vvi" ' Yostopped'longMdfl orae sah. I hadn't nuffinismaller dan a quar terf .but ; yo sb'iod vflh' -stood - till eberybcdy in de meelia'yb"h'use-.-was a-lookin' at me." In ;odder ';. -words," sahyo' fo'ced 'me - to drop - in dat quarter !"..'- ' 1" . '- "Hu I I reckoned yo' waailmwin' oflf befor' dat gal ' - 'An1 now yo-. disreme'mber :my foregoin language,'lcohtinue3 the y 6u ng ro a n v as h e poi n ted with , h is finger, '"if I eder distbrt .Miss Eve line tf yoY .ch urch on a frequent oc- cashnnand yo cum around wid dat contribushuh box as yo' did -"beforV shall rfeel justified " indisportin'. sich a.c'lamity as - will1 pejpetuate yoY hostility fur de nextfo' weeks. Good day, sah f- 4 - He walked off down street as stiff- legged as a. crowbar ': and the old man watched hinvout of sight "and then turned and whispered:-: 1 1 Fo' de Lawd I but I'se" ober sixty y ars ole an. I nener nun feed -.eich transparency,, in fa - diligent? young man befo I". " '-'S'.-" -4 Ingersoll's libel Suit AgahstX Phitadelphia Press. ; .li ; ' - ' ; It is quite likely that tlie -suit brought by Colonel RoberVG. Jnger soll againbt the Rev Alry-Dixon, of Brooklyn, for ailed ed . libel jn ay be- come s celebrated case..The clergy man admits uttering the words which theoolonel pronounces libelous, and hia 1 defense is going to be justifi cation ' That wilt raise tbe much disputed question in .this State an to what con stitutes libel; what j nstifies the u iter ances ; whichi,without ijustificatioYi; would be libelous, and what the diff erence is between libel and ;slander The question haspotjieen exhaus tTvely passed upon .by : our higher courts since Alexander Hamilton-es-tabl is h ed :.i n a Ca mo u s libel' s Qit at the -beginning- ftbis ; century;; the pr i nci pe is y-h 1 cu .nave gu iu eu n e wj jjaper publication since that time.i -Qixon 'expects-itti get an opinion from the highest court thatlt's not a libel to declare that such utterances as-Ingersol has made, in '-addresses and his essays are blasphemous and pervert the morals of youth. Dixon says that; he. .will take nontechnical advantage. Tr He expects to have the bas.e decided; uponits' merits",; and to get a decision from the highest courtB upon" the extent to which a" clergy man can criticise the r.u Iterances of an avowed- agnostic.jl . - l1-. The amount of money in circuhW lion1ncreasedy $600,000", u ring the montbof May. - J Consua'DticiiL CnrecL"- ' An old physician; retired from practice, having haa . pfaced . itfTiis hands rby -an' East India; missionary the. .formula ofa simple vegetable r remedy.- for - the . ? peedy and "permanant- cure of Consumption, "Ri-oachitis atavrn,; Asthma -and' ail throat and Lung Affections; also .a positive wild radical cure tor lfervousr Debility and all Nervous - Complaints, after having tested its wonderful ""curative.- powers in thousands of cases, has felt-it rbis"dutyto make it ..known to his-suffering fellows. Aetaated by this motive tmd a desire to el ieve human suftenng, 1 will- send free of charge, to alfw Ivo . desire it.thiarecipe, inGennan, Fieuch or English, with full directions for preparing and' using. -.-Sent free by mail by addressing -with stamp namins thi'3 paper. W, - A: JNoyes, 820 icveri' Bloc!:, Koc'.e? tar, Jf. Y, - - Figures fcV Vctsrs. New Yorkllerald. - , When G. neral Garfield was'chair: jian of ' the -House" appropriations committee! lees than :. twenty years ago, h. -.declared -that the. pension lifi had renclid its maximuni. -'.It wW then A wenty-five milllion: do'K Jars. - ;; Th e a n ( m n t a ppr bpriated by . t h e Billion -DullKr - Congress for 1822 was a buiulretl and thirty-five :mil lions wbTch Jt. has-been found.neces sary to' increa? to at hundred imd forty-seven miJhVnSv-vThis Is an ex- cVm of t h i r ty -lb i ri e fjm il i on f- ver.t he; total of 1891t which, in turii, was an increase of twentj two'inillionVovef' ibVnggregate of 1890.- -c ' I n oth er words th eVmon ey- su n k in pensions has-been steadily ; and rapidly jncreuhirig in.the Tutu re'un less a Halt's called.' '--"' RepTesententatire Enloeof Ten nessee, who has thoioughly inform1 ed hiiiiselOn the suf ject estimates tnat as tmngs are 'going- a : hundred and ; sixtyrinjiriionvtiollrs Vwill tbe Called for.jiext fiscafryfear, antflthat if: Repu bl ican ex t rav aga "n ce, is " not arrested a'higV waterlnark '.of two h uhdred miUion dolla rs, a year ' wil . be renched. ; '. 5 " We submit . these figures ; to the consideratforx of iiiteilige"ht voter?; Undoubtedly "'needs - a- --thorough cleansing this season-. Jo'expeH im puritiesVbeep up the healthtone and prevent disease. " Ypu should take Hood1 Sarsa par ilia, tbbest;-. blood punner anu system -toni&v if is un equalled in p6aitjYe'niedicinia,L mer Hood's Pills a re pti rely vegetable perfectly :harmles.irefftiive, but Mio not cause pain or gripe. . Be sure to get Hood .(-;- , Jrz , - - Walter Bridges, AthecsTenW,' "writes : For six years l . had been ? afflicted with running isores and an enlargement of the cone m -mvieg: . j - tnea- evervtnmg-i heard without any permanent benett until jsoiarac oiood tsaim was recommendea to me.-After using six bottles : the sores bealed,'and I am. uow . in'.; better health than 1 have ever been.::I. send: this testa tnoniai unsolicited because I - want others t be benefitted,! ..t, J23-lm A -very, remarkable 'marriage oc curred near Allendale, in Bard w el couhtyS.P7 one: day' last week. A majri 87 years" old married a v little girl 14. e iri"old."V- ; ! -. s - '-StwTry Tto.--' - " It-will cost vou nothing and will surely do yoa good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with-Throat Chest- Lungs.' DrKing's New Discovery - for, consump tion, toughs -and Juolds" as. guaranteed; to give relief; or money i, will be : paid' back. Sufferers from LaGnppe found: it just the thing and. undents use had a speedy and J perfect recovery. - Try a sample battle at our expense ana : 4earn ; ior 'Qursf -just how" good a thingit isV Trial : bottle free at "W. Mr Fbwlkes t'o Drug Store Large size 50c and $1.00 ? ' John M. v Langston, ' the colored Republican leader oLlyirginiiT;.' who supported Blaine at ".ilinnepolm predicts, "some ftrangeV develop- ments;ion the. part of -the . nf groin the next presidential campaign and says tha t ' t h e n egroes rea rd Cle ve landin his treatment of-be blacks a s h ighly r 8 s t lley . tl o S.llu r ri p on and that their strong phalanxif Repub liQanismTbas en .badly ruptured." r, -. gjgQjjj Cassia - - -'.S. H. Ciiford2ew' Cas?el. Wis i'was troubled with Hcnf-algia and his iStoinach was disorded, "his "Liver was - affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly-reduced in. strength:' ; Three bottles of iilectncBitters cured himr.; -Edward Shephwd, Harrisburglll.; had a running sore- cm his ; leg -of eight. years' standing.. . Used three bottles of Electric BittersTtnd seven .-. boxes of Bucklen's Ar nica Salve; and hia leg is- sound 'and. well. John:Speaker; CatawbarO.; -had ve large Fever sore's on his leg. doctors said be was. incurable; One' bottiJ Electric citters and 1 one box-Bucklen's- Arji i a Salve cured him entirely - bold at 1 -W M. owtkes & Co's Drug Store.- r : 1 " rNortlCarolinaV v'oteat the Minn eapolis Convention was .18 for Har rison; 2 for Blaine, 1 "forMcKinley 1 absen tMolt is not in it; he:. voted tor Blame. -? jz -" -S- TJsios Biqge,- N. C, June,29; 1891 Alf. John JM.-VVebo. il Deab Sib:J I purchased f one - of -'the Electropoise on the" 5th day of May and began using it on .Mrs. llazell, ,who is elgtitytive(o5) years. old, -;bhe- has-.had the rheumatism andasthma.;tor twenty live or thirty years. - " She was relieved fromthe first, applica tion ot tne poise, and na3 greatly improv ed. beyond our most eanguine -expecta' tions. I recommend it to the afflicted Believing it to be all that you claim tor it, 1 am yours respectfully,- T. M. TAPSCOTT You can use this in any way you may aee roper. . x)ckhmt&-'::oruifo . ATTORNEYS - AT LAW, Rockingham,' - t - s Office over rJ. C, WTright t Co., ftore.' gUf WELL, WALKER & GUTHRIE, " ATTORRETS. AT LAW, - RQCKtNGHAM, - - N.C,' Office ?ver Dr. J.- M; StapsiU's, One , door -r-eastotH"otel RichDond."., - ' - Joiin W. Cole.' .-. - Fbiitsl IicNkili. : ATTORNEYS AT . LAW. ' . . -ROCK INGHAM. N, '. It: S. COLE, I). I), s. Offers"hi8 proteepional services to tbe peo : pie 01 JKockiugliaui and the surrounrticg couBtiy, X3Ohice over Dr. J. M. bwn- silrV ' K Apl28-92-ti. ' vi-rjGnn.' -5-:. i. vuuiv cw- jriJU : i .Lii : riuuii uumi - ... that you may -need.- In";Erigland; the;Continent and manyother for- . eign countries, myself ..an djvares a re, -wel rkn o w nv. any American fa ra ilies.on their returm ifatrj abroad brlhg my articles 7 with "ifcenx, - for they,- know them prettywel, but -you may not be -oneof these. ; ; - Confidence between man and roan -; is 6lowof growth, and when found;' ;ft its rarity makes"it valuable." I ask; - your oonfidencevand make a reier-. . . ence to this Journai-lo endorse' tlias, . confidence. I do not think it; will be xpisplaced. - - - - . f make the best form of a cure . . an absolute one for bijiousnesB arid, " headache, that can: befound in: this- yean The cure is' so snwU In itsels, V and-yet its comfort, to you ity i - greatt-20. minutes - being its"llmiG , 'wben. relief comes that it has ht- -come the marvel of" its timeVOii and a half grain's of medicine; coaf.v.;; ed with sugar is my v remedy-,-in tbr; shjipe of one small pill,"knuwn U commerce" as t DR. HAYDOGK'S . JSIEW LIVER PILL. - It is old in the markets of Europerbut' is nel -to North America -'J h? price-is as A low as an honest, medicine can be sold at,' 25 " cents." - Send 7 a Jt w card for a sample vial, to trv tbem, before you purchase. 'J-'.- 5'DlC-HAYDOClv, - S' S - T ;, 63 Fulton St., N. Y. 0; F.&rY. Y. R.R. Co. : CONDENSED SCTrBDm-B. i ' In JEfFect'"May 30, '92. NORTH BOUND: Daily ,::N0. 2. . - Lvv Wihningtoh...7.;......, .i. 4 SO a. m. Lv Fayetteville ..,...'...-; ;" 8 15 " LvSanford 9 4a Lv-Climax 11 50- Lv Greensboro. ....12 SO p. ra. Lv Stokesdale, 127 ' - LvNA W Junct-Wabiut Cove 2 50 'r Lv RuraL Hall,.'... ;..-... 3 20 " -Arlt.'Airy .....:..:.;.;.;;.u. 4 45 t --. c ' - -to. 4. - - -j ; Lv Bennettsville Ar Fayettevule.. .........' J 50 " ' i ' , NO, 16. - - ; Lv RamseuF"..-". .' 2 15 p. m.- jxi vjrtJeuBuoiy......w.t....... r ; ,i Lv Greensboro .'o 6 55 - Ar Madison. ...... .' 7 45 . 1-1 .1 .- :- .- . it SOUTHBOUND Daily. ' -S:. NO. 'l.-r. Lv MS: Airy ;,v.. 12 00 noon Ar Rural Hall....... 1 24 p. m Ar M & W JunctA' Walnut Cove, 2 45 " Ar Stokesdale,A.A 313 " Ar Greensboro..i".i..i.v.v...... 4 05 ' Ar Cbmax,......i.,...v........i.4 45, Ar-Sanfbrd.. T....V...;..:r.... 6 40 " Ar FayetteviUe..ii-it..-.i ;8 00 " Ar NVihiiington.......". ..r.il 45 p. m. Ar Bennettsville . .ii.....i.....l0 50 p. a ArMaxton ,n, ..9 57 " Lv.Fayetteville.i. e.-....... - S 23 " - ' ' ; -- 'N0 "15; ' Ar Ramse'ur.w.."..........r l S-5 A lUreeusboro.... .. . J9 GO a. nu .. f 45 Lv Madison . Train - No.' 2 connects at- Sanford with Seaboard Air Line for Raleigh, Norfolk and all points North, and at Walnut Cove with the Norfolk. & Western Railroad for Winston-SalenijRoanoke and points North, and .West of Roanoke. ; . : - Trains Nos.U and 4 breakfast at Pay ettevilie; Nos. 1 and 2 dinner &t -Walnut Cove; No. 1 supper at Fayetteville.-.. J. W. FRY, - . V. E. KYLE, - Gen: Mnar. GeP Fcir' "CIVE two-cent - stamps will rot sample of Arthur's ll ::: 2 ho: Phi Lidepia. . A es t3 v -t : i: :
Rockingham Post-Dispatch (Rockingham, N.C.)
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June 23, 1892, edition 1
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