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J: gE'C VOUR ORDERS FOR 1 -WE INVITE YOU TO iCOMfABB Tki RockGt - to TlTE ROCKET Wlfi any other WeeMy fes tbi section xsn the State. , . - - Satisfaction guaranieeq m s:tk ium - IT IS GROWING - j Quality nf TSTork AND JTS GROWTH IS BASED .OS- V ITS MERITS; J vol: x: ROCKLNGHAM, EICHMOKD COUNTYriN. CUGUST 11, 1892: SnsscEif tih Pbicb: $1 .50 i Per Year,;- . . --iiiLL:'.-i -n--.il--vf. , ... J L : A -. V" v J L 'J I "-V. : :'JAll v or - r" Atore. of J . w . uu v iMUfunP d 'is doing first-class work" in ""his f Boots, Shoes and Harness made and 'llie j ;., 'n,o Kat nrtsphlft manner and -rices than they aave eVer been own m ' lus market, uwu uuu-uiuo Wagon Bridles atSI.OO; 'ifter bridles at corresportdin -inr prices ifull stock of Harness and Bridles always stand, and made to order on shortnotice i skilled workmen. - . - - Ist;a A. W.JONES. , .Don t Forget . 'BOOM AT TSS-TO?. 1 '- Never you nn.d the crowsQad,-- . J ' - -Or fancy yotirslife wont tell; -. The work is the work for a' that -To him that doth" it well." " Fancy the world a hill, lad; -A -r Look where the millions stqp; - - " - - You'll find the crowd at'the JbaBe, ; lad, . -. There's always room at the. top. - ' -y, Courage andfaith and patience, r;-" - -4 There's space in the old world yet; .i -The better the chance you stand,; lad; . 7. The further along you get: ' . Keep your eye 011 the goal, lad; : ; - Never despair or drop, y - ' ' -" Be snre your path leads upward; There's alwayjs.room at the top. pmhjr 111 the effort to elevate politics SOUTH CAEOLINA CAMPAIGN, Ajdrdine ta the testimony thus fltid. Us prospecUve heiuficiaries to I - - . m ' " , ' : far, the blacks. were not deprived of the plane where stool the wife f xiT8ana sanwaa tlje pjlvilece ff vntmg for whom great Cje?ar abo,ve" suspicion. It is the knowledge of J. a fast .growing t sentiment among thece masses that prom pts this com mu ication, and the. nea r a pproach . of our county convention . suggest ..the propriety i of a warning' expression from . the people, along the line.' On . this i qnestion they - stand r' above party i ptnte campaign occ nar v ! Union. There caa i and they :Jemand that,! the, parly shall move up to their position. v - r , I ! Citizen " THAT i YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND AT THE STEWART STORE A FULL LINE OF - .: GENERAL MERCHANLISE 0 ADDITION TO ACOMPLETE STOCK OF STOVES AND : FURNITURE BOUGHT. FOR CASH AND NpT TO BE UNDERSOLD 5tewarl (Launing do. CANCERS GORED. T)r S M. Wrisht. of Gibson Station, N. C, offers his professional services to the people of Richmond andadjoining coun ties. With a long line of successful expe rience he feels warranted in saying that the mot obstinate cases, where cure is possible readily yield to his treatment. - REFORM IN THE EIGHT : LINE; A Letter in Which, is Preached the - Righteous Doctrine of Moral Be : form in Politics. Correspondence of The Kocket. - -The time approaches, Mr. Editor, for the naming of candidates for the Legislature and. for the various Coun ty offices. It. is at all times- impor lant that judicious care should be exercised by the Convention in the selection of men who are, to stand before the people as petitioners for their suffrages especially is it so in this day ofVutrest among the people and when there is going on such a nln.qe scrutiny into the records of. men and parties and such freeindul gence of the spirit of fault-finding as to measures and policies of govern ment. A Convention, Mr. Editor, made of representatives from ! every section of the County; is looked J , Is the, Negro Persecuted? North Carolinian. -' The ceni?us of 1890 is amine, of information, and to the careful stu dent it contains arguments that will have far reaching importance. There is a porularnotion in some sections that the negro is a greatly persecq-t ted individual, and that be is him- That Makes South Carolina : - --PcliticsLr7el7f There was a .meeting between 'the' two political elements of South. Caro lina, at mion last week, and from a special to the Charlotte Observer, here is the way they do down there: ; ."The most exciting meeting of the occurred to day at are . dangerously near being a rpersonal difficulty ori the btand, between Governor Till--man and CoUOrr, the XJonservative candidate: for Ijieutenant Gov ernor, which would have resulted in a. riot,.- 4 ' In his speech, Governor Tillman they pleased and a great many of them pleased to ; vote for Governor Jones.' ;i They divided as - largely as the white?, and there was no going over tiny dead body in the State on election day. , ' . But note the wildness ol this talk. Nothing like it was ever heard in the South before, ill is a bad con-: dition of politics when men get up talk aboutf shot guns at elections and abou$ streams runniugjred with human bloodj and the public mind is in 'irrrHinnatqral condition -when it is ready to receive such inflamma7 torry utterance's. Yet we had, a few weeks ago, in North Carolina in the asked Colonel Orr for his authority -concluding sentences of the public for saying that a preacher had said address of Chairman Lindsay, of the mai ue 1 linmanj nauniea nis pro People's party of this Stae, a speci- famty in public. Col. Orr replied that he did not divulge conversa- tejf immaculate and incapable of tion8 orj(j nrided that Tillman knew The truth is that , the negro f the statement was. true as he could has made, and is making progress; ascertain by appealing to the but very inany ophemv are: criml- preachers'in general. nals and do not value their citizen- v" The Governor said that sometimes men of language almost as incen diary. . The Force Bill.- Concord Times.. -It is the habit of the. Third party leaders to pooh-pooh the force bill ship. The census of 1890 shows anoath siippedout, but that it Had ( say that is only a bugbear. that in the former slave-bolding i done so bnlv on one occasion durine hat reason has any man to think Slates there are 15,493,323 whites, and 6,943,915 negros. Statistics show that in the penitentiaries, of these States, including Delaware "and the District of Columbia, there " were 17,770 inmates, of which 12,043 were colored and 5,727 were whii. That is to say, thereTwere 173 convicts in every 10Ot00Q of populaliou ' while. LlDerty niff a CIlOOl J l"e PPie .A the like number. Tliese are the AND - - : ' it, safe and intelligent d.reolion. as && .f . -r,4-i,-.4-: to how to vote ana wno 10 voie jurj Business -:- Institute . . - - fh4 rnTtiniOJl,iMn nf MALE AND FEMALE.- f i I ..K.ci nnri an hnnpSt Oil 11 1H tO TteaDliv. Book-keeping, Penmanship piF" . -- Latin. Greek and Mathematics a specialty, the adoption ot sucamen as WOUJQ worthily represent those priwrtplej. There should be presented to the country.no example of inconsisten cy as between pure pnnctples, mspir ed by tfloXty sense of patriotism, and impure rften, whose record in poji tics iustifies -the belief that they would regard public office as a pri vate trust, and discharge the func tions always in accordance with their own selfish creed; men whose office seeking ardor Teaches beyond their zeal for the common cause of the -eo- Board $7.50 per month, 1 union from to$ ! per month. A magnificent building is being erected. Over 225 students last jear. dumber of teachers 6. Next term begins August lGth. For catalogues, ap ply to - . J . M. W E ATHERLY; Prin. f Liberty, N. C. IHir HOSTS CASILDli, figures, were presented alone the negropholist would be quick to say: tkYes, and the reason there is so great a. proitortion of negroes in your penitentiaries is because they are persecuted." Wellf let ub see u. this is true, for if so it is a shame-and disgrace to the Southern - admjnis tratibn of iustiee. The number of the campaign. He appealed to the ladies present to signify if in their opinions they considered , bim a blackguard but of course there wa3 no renonse from them. The Gov ernor then said that Orr or any, other man who said he flaunted his; profanity in public lied. Cl. Orr advanced to Tthe. Gov ernor nd catching him by the arm wheeled him around and asked him if he was trying to raise a personal difficulty. Tillman said he was not and Orr shook his finger in his face and told him he could not intimate that be (Or) lied withouWJb.aiing it that the Radical party if put in pow er will not enact this law ? Did they not, in the lower house of the last Congress, where they had a majority pass the bill, with all ils odious feat ures and do all they could to pass it in the Senate also? It was .barely defeated in the Senate by a combin- ation. of the Democrats and free sil ver Republicans , .Do we not remember the ahxety and fear that were upon every South era man's countenance . during the days when this bill was being press ed in Congress? Have not the Rad icals made it a leading plank in their throwo in hia (Tillman's) teeth. He platform? Is not Harrison pledged of ,to it? Does not every member Congress say, it will.be passed if the Republicans get into lull power? Tlie MetbodKt churchy North, which has always;. been radical, y pass Instruction is offered in general courses nf stinK- ei-r Vivipf fnnrspa a laTtre number of Special courses, and in law medicine iml engineering. The faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and loan lands are available for needy young men of talent and character. The next session begins Sept. 1st. For catalague with full .information, address . '- PRESIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. told him further, tbaV Tillman had boasted of being "God Almighty, gentleman." - - . The Governor said so he had, and while DODulation in the JNorttrirao- OfTrsolied tbatH"didtoT;;feirn curding to the 1890 census, i is.;39,- geif Cred twheii He made you." He etlTery swopi iintions: -iq--ttietr , . . . I o O t.Tj. sr tion in the North is 737,55fp. There Und asked him if he meant to inti are 27.136 inmates in nottLern pen l mate that he was a liar. The Gov- itentiaries, and of these 24,32i, are I ernor said that if Orr did not origi -ESECITTIOir OP W0ME1T." Jesse - JCoree. This celebrated young Bay 'Stallion, will stand for his first seasonat Rockingham and all parties wishing to raise Fine Blooded Stock will do well to.call on or write-to Win. L Steele, at Rockingham. The Pedi gree of this Horse can be had on application. WATAUGA HOTEL ELO WING ROCK, N, C.. 4190 FEET ABOYE SEA LEVEL Highest incorporated town East of th nocky Mountains. Average, temper ature at noon during June, July and August, 71J Fahr. WATAUGA HOTEL, threest'orieshigh 110 feet in length, 6i0 feet of veranda, is situated on a plat of thirteen acres of ground, Large Front Yard, 240 by 600 feet well shaded. Six Double Cottages on Lawn. ; Sunset Lake stocked with MountainJCrout free to guests. . - ;- -' TanlB Pirst-Glass. . II Finest Spring on the Mo'untain,.Tempera- Daily Stage Line from Lenoir. via Blow . lvig Hock to Cranberry. Two livery stables Renoir and two at Blowing Kock; For Kates apply to - ' . - ' L. S. WILLIAMS, SupC pie, and of which act the unsophis ticated people are not. in lgpoiance; men whose private lives and moral habits are doubtful, not to say bad, of which fact also their neighbors are hotin ignorance; men whoareknown by the people to make no straight forward efforts to pay their own hon est debts and are, therefore, logically disqualified for assuming a public trust with the multifarious obliga tions inseparable thereon. These and divers other considerations of fitness and,unfitne8s should" be first and most prominent before themind and eye of a Convention when it comes to sit in judgement upon the claims of the host of suppliants for its favor that clamor for recognition at each biennial return of a county convention. These be plain words Mr. Editor, and we throw them out impersonally; any reader that choo ses, however, may look backward and seek for their derivation out of circumstances connected with for mer campaigns,. or around him and seek for their application to a situc- ion that may sooja.. confront him jn the present Campaign. ; At the same timfi thp, rnsual and artless reader may raise the question, whence the necessity for a word of caution on the part of any humble citiz n? Have county conventions ever been white and 2,812 are-colored. That is to say, there aren&l white . con victs in every 100,000 of population, and 38Q colored, or 207v convicjs more in every 100,000 of population in the northern than in the southern States. These figures give an unanswer- abe reply to the declaration in the Republican platform that "continual and inhuman outrages are perpetia- ted upon American citizens for poli tical reasons in - certain southern States."' A lie more foul was never oate the statements did not apply tq him. Bv this time the crowd had be- corne a raging mob. People climb ed up on the stand. Men pulled off their coats,- swore like .troopers and gatbejed around the two men. It looked for all the world as if blood was to be shed. Col. Orr stood to rack and told Tillman he had re peatedly ueed curse words on the standi The Governor said- he had not done it but once, and he would leave it to "ex-Governor Sheppard force bill. : S, Break the solid South, as Gen, .Weaver's organ wants you to do, and you will have a force bill with all its horrors. Then, good bye to all re fo ms and to liberty itself. Methods of. Capital Punishment in Olden limes-Various Laws. The Earth. - In the earlydays of England men were too humane to execute women, but they drowned them. - During the reign of H t nry III, h o wever a wo- tnan w.ts hanged, but as she did not die after being on the gibbetfor a day, they cut her down and she was gran ted a. pardon. Adulterous women and sorceresses were, drowned -or smothered in mud. Stones were fas- ened to their necks to prevent t.ieir Bwimmmgj or they were sewta up n sact'S Soineiimes they were drowned in company with a cat, a log and a snake. The Anglo-Sax-, ons drowned women guilty of theft. The criminal was thrown from a cliff or submerged. In the Tenticentu- ry a woman was drowned at London bridge. Wonu n were punis-hed by drowning in Scotland. In 1599 Gris- sell Mttthorx'waa. condemned by the high court of Edinbnrg ' to be taken to the Dort block and there drowned till she-be dad." A memorable instance, of drown- ingoccurred at Bavaria,OcLi4, 1436. Agnea Beniiuriunr wife of Duke Albert the Pious' was dropped off the bridge of the city of Sirasburg into the DanuW, by order of her father. She appeals not to have been put into a suck, and her limbs not to have. been securely bound, for she rose to the surface of lhev?ater and swam to the shore crying ' help," "help," but the executioner put a Ions pole-into h down. According to the Danish Laws, women, were buriedalive for theft, a method of , punishment not un known in .France. In 1331 .Maralo Duplas was fcourged and subjected to this. cruel death, at Abbeville, and in 1460- a- woman named rt rotte Manger, a notorious thief and receiv er of stolen goods was, by order of the provost of P4ris,.buried alive in frbnl.of the gibbet in that city. In ncient Getman history we read of L0CKIIAIIT MORRISON,,- ATTORNEYS -.AT - LAW,:j Rockingham, - N. C. Ofllceover J.C. Wright & Co., Store. ' , gURWELL WALKER A GUTHRIE ATTOB5ETS AT LAW, ' - .ROCKINGHAM, - N."cy,-''7 Office over Dr. J; M. Staniill's, One .door J. east ot Hotel Richmond - ' - JOHJf W. COXJE. COLE ATTORNEYS - Frank Aic& eixl, - 0I1E1LL ; AT - LAWl r ROCKINGHAM. N;.- DENTAL - OFFIG R. S. COLE, D. D" S: Offers his professional services to the peo-? pie of Rockingham anatne sarrounaingn countiy. fiS"Office over Dr. J. M. Stan- BiU'B. . Apl28-92-tf. K OME. : UJORD.i I come to you with a small, affair.-; that you may need. In England, the ConUnent and many other forr eign countries, myself and wares nre-' well known. Many American fam- ilies on tbeir return from -abroad,?, brin my '.articles with them, f.-r they know them pretty well, but you may not be one of these, -s - r v , : Confidence between man and man , er hair and kept her is elow of 8rowlh. an(? when'fooi, -;r . . its rarity makes it valuable. r l- asK r- : vour cnfidence and make a refer ence to.this Journal to endorse, that . confidence; I do not think it . wilf . be misplaced. . I make the best form of a curt . aa absolute one -for biliousness and -headache tbakfiaiL be found in this year. " The cure is so smalln itself, and -yet its comfort to ytmiaL so great 20 minutes being its limit- when relief comes that it has be- -. come the marvel of-its time. One-r and a.half grains of medicinevcoatfi ed witb-eugar is my remedy, in the female criminals , being impaled in -S-iTl shape oi one small pill, knownU cent vears. the ..Ksaiiw:-jfr3e.Ytralt:- Umvmm bodies have been found to prove spoken or uttered against any section 1 wh0) however had nothing lo say. or people, as the above official fig ures abundantly prove. Trust The People. North Carolinian. 'The Democratic party has- won every election in jNorui uuunua 187D in the last month - of the campaign"' remarked the veteran Peter M. Hale a few months betore his death. All men who are ac Quainted with politics know that lhis is largely true. Knowledge ol the fact thai the tide turns to Dem ocracy in the last days of the fight should encourage us to fight."- I here t a reason for this. It is: 1 Democ racy, is not only right but it is essen tial for the preservation of the liber ties of the people. . There " may be divisions and differences, but in the The excitement by thi6 time was in tenfe Col. Orr again caught hold of i Tillman, who had turned his bead toward the crowd in front, and told bim if be. .wanted a. figbt he could get it. The Governor said he did not and Col. Orr went back to his seat, remarking. ;tbat Tiliman must let binf alone. The Governor turned to the Crowd and said no livinc' man could bulldoze him. - - o After a good deal of difficulty the crowd was -quited.n presence of imminent danger North known. from anv consideration what- Carolina patriots can be depended ever, to override - the questions of j upon to stand firm against a common euemy. Trust me peopie. will do right in November. They . Mortgagee's Sale of Land! Tlie undersigned by virture of pow.er , "ted in him by a mortgage made to m - S ' P; J: Alsobrook the 16th Marcb1886, r lch !s dulv registered in the .Registers OlDCe Of Richmond f!onr.fff in "RrUli- O O KphLeK LOfF disappointed votary at his own sell 5 th? Court House door in the town of erected shrine, roams,.;; the .globe at large by his. own admission ; a statesman witoout a job." Such be the fate of all who : wiuld - sheer at the idea of "morals in poiiUcrlBnt it is to the masses -the -yeomanry ..of the land"fronx whom we claim eym Office of ' - - J, F. AiREEK, County Judge.; ' -Orses Cove Spbikgs. Clay Co., Pla. May 23d, 1881 Gentleman Twentv-three vears ago I was attacked. with influmatorv rheumatorv rhematism, I was attended, by the most eminent the land. I visited the treat Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and the noted Hot Springs Arkansas, ana .many uwic.i watenng places, ana always couauiwu with the local'pbsicians .for directions; fin allv came to Florida ten years ago. r r "A hmit two vears aeo I had arsevere tack of rheumatism, was confined to my Inflammatory Language. Charlotte Observer. In a recent jspeech at Geo.rgiana, Ala.Capt. R. F Kolb, late Intra rartvcandidale' for Governor qf that State said: "I tell you I am going to-Tbeat Jones in this fight fifty thousand. They say. they will count me., out, but we will be at that counting with shotguns. The spilling of human blood is nothing compared to an honest ballot. -If it must come let ns have it. V And .one Bowman, one of Kolb 's orators, said in'a speech at Opelika during the campaign, addressing the Nothing to Wear,, ' Detroit Free Press. AVhere are my suspend rs, maw?" shrieked a Jffierson avtnne htlle to het mother across the upstairs hall. "Your father borrowed - them while I mendtd his-,' was ti e .an swer. . "I can't find my four-in-hand tie." "Yourb'rotl.er Tom wore" it last night. You will find it in. his room." "Bnt, maw, w here's my silk yatching shirt ?" . "Algy wore it to regalia." - There was a bri-f wliaFe-. . Then the voice wailtd across the ball again:: "Maw, I can't trou-s-t-r-f-l" "Clarley has them on' response. Then a tired-looking young man who had been waiting unannoun pwl in the hall below rofe up and softly stole away. one migni whiiii my uwu ii". he paid weanlv. and no one knows - ' why tnat engagement is off. truth of thisa,sertionJ -In errlyTSn- gland a cook onpe poisoned fourteen perions.. ,.The authrities did not be lieve they had a punishment suffi ciently severe for her case, so a law was passed making her erime pun ishable by being boiled to death - AUFtm Those who have used Dr.KiDe"s New Disoovefy know its value, and those who have not, have ow the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get'a Trial Bottle, Free,- Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, an d seta sam pie box of Dr. King New- Life riys Jj'ree, as well as a copy oi Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free. - All of which lsguarenteed to do you good and cost notking at Di. W. M. Fow Ikes Go's Drugstore. - - .' commerce as uit. uaiwl-ao . -? , - s - FlJBW WVER PJLLL It is old irr ' the markets-Tof.Etirope bu-tris new - to North Am-rlcajJGlce"lt.H : low as an honeit medicine aai.-? .a"v fi- " sold at, 25e cents: Send a "porl ; card for a sample vial, to trv the-'jVVctr before vou purchase. , - - - -1; - - " - - - ' .'s - V-.-T --'7' -J.. T"- DH.HAYDOCK,' v. : . : o 63Eulton Stl, N; Y. -; r - jrf- find my ridfng was the filness and moral capability in the selection of candidates foT office? We answer, yes,-without the need -of specifying our owi . as one of the many counties in which disreputable businepshas been done. Tlow bir from those -who IftSieve with John J Ingalla that "morality in politics is but anirridescent dream," we expect thv and ask ior -none. ...w j v . That clas3 of persons still standi up on missionary ground, and it augurs well for the future of this country that their number although slowly, yet surely is crowing less. - Their great prototype, ingun nimt m p -nKSkw kiauu. ilin vour " ballot un- negroes: , - "I am in favor w killing them Eev. Plink Piunk on Piety. .; v New York Herald, " - - De kine bb piety datmakes a man bury his face in bi3 bands an' " b-at his breast -violently wen de colleck- shun basket am bein' passed a roun deah breddern, ain't much pb . an improvement oh . erneery . chicken slealin'. ' . - SPRING OPENING: OTJ ::Wmt iri8ffl Kfflp- MRS. SUE P. SANDFORD & C0;V ' Eev. Saza Jones on Cleveland. 1 believe old Grover Cleveland will stick to purity--and honesty though a funeral procession awaits him in November, but I veri'y be lieve that because the people believe Piles 1 P1i.es I Itchingt Piles. '."' -' Symptoms Moisture; intense itching and stinging; most, at. night worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed ond ulcerate, be coming very sore. Swathe s tjiktmeht P - . . - 1 II.. J.': 1 1- ' tops the.itcnmgana Diecaing, m:ais ide ation, and in most, cases re moves 'the tu mors. -At druggists, or by mail, for 50 eeuts. Dr. Swavne & Son, Philadelphia If there were butone jkotatoin the world, a careful cultivator might in bis purity and honesty he will go lproduce IOjOOO.000,000 from it in ten if rl A38 they don't count it right. They have said that we cah 't win tnis ngui, , n we don't go over their dead bodies. I for one am willing to have them eo over, my dead body-to secure you ISTSbTS intoerjgbt of voUBg for lorn ,ou 189 Vr ' J"loncay toe orn, oepi. eao"' i lands described in said Mort- Creek Ash, Poke E'cotand Potassium, knowing i ojed. I had rather see Mobile that each ingredient was good tot unpnrw Pr..VprWdetectiveP. 150 acres of land r "Rnffiiln "tilers iir.l f,.ll.. J :l . .1 V -i. ir . .- T. F. STANBACKMortarasee C K July 20th 1892. ' , : fit tVift ' Wfiodr-aftet usinc bottleaT"was relieved, at - lour, aicereni since I Save had slight attacks and I haye eachJ.ime taken two small bottles of P. Pi P.y and been relieved; and I consider at the best med.iQine of its ki nd. p i. -- c -v... , - Hespectfally, v r v. x OliEBB - f the banks of every river and reek in Afabama fiUed,with Federal tay- riV nndlcrimson with blood, than gee youefVtii of the privilege of .voting lor wtiom you pieuhu. triumphantly into, the Presidency for another four years, and when his second term is ended he will go out of office "wept, honored, and sung," and leave these United States to his successors in office on a more solid basis of-industrial union, broader prosperity and- greater happiness than they have kuown for a hun dred vears. So mote it be; 1 veaw. and that would r r world with feel again. supply the " ' ' - Good Looks. --- Good looks- are " more" . than skinMeep healthv condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inac? a. Bibous Look, if your .tnmr.) kv HiRordered vou have a Dys pepsic Look afa if your Kidneys be afJfec-- ted you nave.: x muireu jjvuiv. nnnrt llon.lt.1l ATld VOn will have cood looks Electrjc Bittersjs the great alterative and Tonic-, acts-' directly on these vital organs. i Pinnloa - Rlotches. -Boils and gives . tow" 1 finmnlexion.-- Sold at -.Dr -W M. Powlkes & Co's, Drugstore . , - English Spavin . Liniment removes all HarH Sntt; or calloused jiumps anu vicw- 1 alien from. hrrsfis. Blood Spavins- Curbs, Sn" i nt.s: K ween v. Rine- Bonev Stifles, Sprains, all Swolkn Throats, Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by the use of one bottle, War- ranted t.hA most wonderful fiiemish vure evefknown. Sold by. DtN.M. Fowlkes & Co. Druggists Kockmgham. , . In the ' United States there, are twenty-three towns named -Colum- bos and thirty-eight named (JoJuan bia. . All the-new shades in Bedford!-' LCords, Serges,,' Plaids Henriettas, &c, in the wool" goods, with SjAk, ,, Velvets and Trimmings, to' match; Evening shades also. Our Muslins- in black, white and tans and new r shades are the prettiest we have' ever had. Novelty Ginghamsr.;' ClfantiUy Muflins, Laces, Embroid ery, Nainsooks, Pecrues, Calicots-' Q-iilts, Spreads, Chiffon Laces, nr . ; v all the shades, in fact anything you ; want come to us and save your urn and nijoney . which is a big item these davs'and we. have, our prices to suit the hard tim -s. Unme, ops at the goods' which will .show ior themselves. Our Millinery Rib bonsj Flowers, Hats, of every shape? and color that is stylish--is comings in every day. We have- long been" , . . acknowledged the leaders? in thlsT.. line, ana sun noia ciaim wuu muie -goods at" reasonable- prices than you -can get elsewhere.- Come and -be ' tfie jude, and we will not let you go away until yoa are satisfied that.- we are right. Unce a - customer- always'a customer with us, March 10, 1892,' - ' ; - -. - BucTclens Arnica Salve, - The beet Salve in the' world for bruises n:8oiesolcers, salt rheura, fever sores t.tnr chacr hands, chilblains, corns, anc air skin eruptions, ana posu.Mveij. euro Piles,' or no pay required. 1 1 is guaranteed cri vfi nerfect -satisfaction, or money, re- i fix nrlflil . . Pnce 25 cents per boi. - U or sale by Dr W U. Fowlkes & Co - ; " 4 Dr. IV. L STEELE; OPERANIVE -JUSfiC MECHAKICAtj : S Offers hiaL4rofe8sional services to- the citizens of! Rockingham andt comrounityf also to the citizens ati Anson, Stanly, Moore, Moatiomerv;,v and RobesAn counties. He is vrelfc". j: furnished with all the latest im protexfe -; - irinruments , - - ?r Teeth extracted jritboutpan. Ov nice over Mi3s Blakey-fr store :'r. U 7 I M - ii " - i -jt
Rockingham Post-Dispatch (Rockingham, N.C.)
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Aug. 11, 1892, edition 1
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