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j T . l : I Hi iUl I 11)1 LI I 1" TlAL ! 1 4 -i CHS C2LLA3 INSUI.CANC1C Ai.i.'Ql IAIii 1 s c Philadelphia, is a fi:::.;t- vJLAi; i J Jj'l'IT L"f IONr. .IF YOU vVat;t insurance in ti;3 XXUPANY, WIHTI? TO. Oli .3 ALL AT, THE OFFICE OF ruuruoKNix. i ! J. FOB THE INTERESTS OF NASH AND El)GECO.rfBK COUNTIES. NO. 52J 1V0L8 lOCKY : MOUNT. N . C, APRIL 1 1TH. ; 1 895. I 17 hat 13 1 Vv 'I Will n! k i3 Dr. Samuel Pitcher's proscription for Infants Children. It contains ricithcr Opium, Morpbino nor , r Narcotic substance It Is a harmless substitute Paregoric, Drops,' Soothing Syrups, and. Castor OH. Is Pleasant. Its puarantoo L thirty years' uso by .oiisof Motliers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays vcrishucss. Castorla prevents vomUlnff Sour Cord, ws'" Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castorla relievos f thliis troubles, cures constipation and flatulency, i'ohtoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach and bowels,' giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas torla U tlio Children's rauacca-tho Mother's Friend. ' 'i cm lidjit mcdicirw for clitl-, i . : , t; Lave roeatcttly toUl ma of its ;t n, il'-ir children. In. O. C. Osooon, Lowell, Host , 1,,-f-i mmedy for children of i - l .!.. ..:..itH. I hop the day is not , ,,...:.-mt y-a mUier wlllcooslijerthonl u-rii'v' ir '''..ii.lrefl, AO i u9 Castoria, in--id of the v arUu q in :k rKMtrrmw w liich art :n viiig Uu'tr lovpd on.1, by fordnif opium, r nt.ine, wmhin syrup and other hurtful . ::ya dawn tJicir tiiroaia, tlwreby ending cm to preuiatu ' Va. J. r. Kijkihbmi, . Cor.ry, Ark. ry pastoria. , HCnatorialaaowolladaptodtoe1ill!renUiA I rx!commnJ It aaauperlortoaoj premripttoa known to me." ' . - , IT. A. Ancaa, M. D., lit So. Oxford St, Urooyn,N.T. "Our r-hyilelana la Um children depart ment hava spoke hijchly ot Uiolr .xperi u In their outiida pmcllco wlUi CistOTlo, nd olthoush we only hvr nniong oar medical supplies what tat tam wml producu, jretwenn freo to eoufeM t!ut th mcriii of Canon boa won ua to look with fttror upon It." . ' UsrrxD IIoariTAi. urn Diamaur, Eoatoo) Una. ALUKC.SlIlTB.frW.. , IrKOYEtrLlS OFCO-OPERATIO!! T o C ntaiir Company, TJ Mm Street, Kew Tork Cy. FIRE AND ACCIDENT!' INSURANCE, Rent's Collected. lit for Remington ildara ' Typewriter I rll Typewriter siip- :i',aIso;; Vietor-jBi- 'ice next to -4 - ... e C5 XIOD" -- Absolutely -v - the liest. cr - T-1 : Tic Work- Keu-t end Obierrtr. One of the mst Rratifymp; end rncourflginf; facts to be soted in lbs South at tbe present lime is tlio dis position amiing ttie fanners to aban don t!) produiilion of cotton and go back to tbe "ild method of raising their own siipplios. . To this end s novel plan has been bit upon by lbs f armors of two counties m Mississip pi, and in their Scheme they, have Accnred the co operation of the nier. chants. ""i . .. The ; merchants have " agreed imotig themsilres, 'and with the farmers, that after Jannnry I, 1896, they will not sell on predit'any com. hay, oats, potatoes, peas, or similar products, to any farmer, ; The soil of the countie s is well adapted to the growing of food pro-, duets, and the idea is to put the far mei-8 under tho sUirn noerfc-i y of raiding such crops. The mer. bants alo agree that ihey will -givo no farmer credit or assistance who wi!l uot give attention firht to food crops and ruble at boruK all ho nctoU or home supplies, Tho merchants at the same time pledged themselves that they will do all in thoir power to develop a homo market for all agricultrial products; that Ihey will buy what corn, hV, peae, bacon, tallow, hides, etc., that the farmers may lmve to soli. Uoth parties, to the agreement, aceonlinglo tha re jmrt, are tboroiighlv' in earnest, and will endeavor to live up to the letter and spirit of the bargain. - The t-tciion of country in which ibis commenJablo cffoit at co-oper ation in to be made hasbevn, acoord- iug .to ih'eCharlesion' News and U'irier,.duvated to cotton growing; hence" the fixing of the date of the beginning ol the agreement almost a year lienoe. v rom now until next Jaliutry tho fanners will make preparations for raising food cr.p and going throngh a year" without credit and a consequent lien opon their . year's" work. It. -will be a novel exuuripn. e to inost .of them, but It can only prove of benefit. With a home market provided for other orops cotfon will not hare to bo'depended npt.n for money, heifre there will be litllo or" no Incentiv to plant U and run the risk of bad stands, rust and finally. 5 cent prices. SUNFLOWER SEED AS A CKOF. Tho North Carol! iu Station bar been experimenting with sunflo wers as a farm crop, and reports result for tho benefit of American farmers. The sunflower has been grown in livissu as a farm crop for half a ceu tury. The smill black seed variety is grown for its oil, which takes the place of all tho other ye'getab'e oils in nniii parts of Riyisia. -The largo stripedseeJ so'H is used largely as a dainty food by -tho common peoplo. Iho nvcrage yield is about 45 bushels or l,3a0 pounds per acre. Sunflower seed nil is extratcd in the same manner as cottonseed oil. by separating the halls from the ker nels and expressing the oil from the latter. Sunflower seedcake a highly nitrogenous cattle food and is laroe ly used in G.ermany and England for that purpose. Tho hulls or shell are . more than half of the seed, and are used for fuel, and tho stalks seedcup. are fed . to sheep. Tb(j ave'rago -yield per acre reported from the North Carolina Station Was 05 bushels. Tha large stiiped or Mammoth Russia weighed nearly 27 pounds7.to the bushel, yielding nearly 22, per cent, .or fj pounds of oil. 'J he Black Giant or small seed weighed 32 pounds to the hiislml, yielding nearly 21 percent., or f' j poiinas of 'oil. Chemical snalv si's bliow that tho hulls of both varieties of sunflower seed contain more protein, filti, and crude fiber, and Jess -nitrogen free .-x tract tliun t-ottensK-d li'ilN, iv't.K ii arejn-.t hali' e.l. This iii lie.ius that they .i-e st k-:nt c; ', i:" if.t superior, to 1 ni a t'.i- lie food. " i ! . - Y f .i !. Eigbest of all in Lesvening Power. Latest U.S. Gort Report U UVv above sero. we should begin to think of f reeling to death Think, then, of living where the mercury" goes down to tbirtj--five degress betow zero in tbe bouse, in 'spite of the stove. Of course ip suh s ease, fur garments re plied on until man looks like, great .bundle of skins. V--f --' : -- T Dr. Mossi of the Polar expedition of 1875 and 1870, among other odd things, tells af the effect of cold on a wax candle which be burned theye The temperature was thirty live degrees bolo wiero, and tbe Doctor must have been considerably dis couraged when, upon looking at his candle, he discovered that tbe flam haij all it could d to keep warm. It Was so oold thai the flame eould uot melt all tbe wax of the candle, but was forced to ent iu way down, leaving a sort of skeleton of the can die standing. T here was hca1 enough, -however, to melt oddly shaped holes in the tkin wails of wax. and tbe remit was a beautiful lace-liko cylinder of white with st tongne f'o yellow flatio burning in side it, and sending out into the (Tarkness many streaks of light.-; PitUbBrgispTOhr-- . - INTERESTING FACTS.-. aLTEtirBROS: WboIcsaleShfppers ol Fisl, Ojstcrs, f raits 4 Produce. We are well known ts a firm de voted to onr business, who work - to give entire satisfaction and onr longexperienoe and honest dealings with our many facilities have won for ns the copfldenoe of onr patons. Qnotations and. information ' of ani kind cheerfully given oh applb ration. Placeyotir orders with ns and we wilt gnurautoe entire satis faction. . ODELL & BROS.. No. 9 & U Nivisok St., KOR-FOLK,;Va. Ilandkcrehu-fs first came to notics in England during the . reign of Elizabeth. ' . '. Among the Qreeks breeches indi cated slavery. A free man never woro thorn. . t Kice was introduced into Spain by the-Anbs, and inu Italy in 1468 by Spaniards ,.; 'l'ht native home of both the dour ra and the sweet sorghum is believ ed to be'the Soudan. , Grabam flour should consist of the whole wheat, ground to a uni form degree of fineness. t , . ' No kind of 'wheal sow known exactly resembles that fonnd in tbe coffins of tho old Egyptians. o - ' '" Some botanist believe that spelt is derived from wheat by a process of cross fertilization. Some sort of drink from barley has been made in Germany ever since the country was known. , f ne or another variety of wheat is found in almost every climate and country ou tho earth. - Next to rico, wheat is eaten by the greatest number of human be ings; and then comes maize. - .Tho combined apple prod uot of the six New England states is about 11,000,000 busTiels per year. Sorghum is mentioned by Pliny ; as a favorite grain in Egypt, where it is-now known'as thajdourra. Mrs. Alexander, tbe -well-known novelist, who is teally Mrs. Alexan der Hector, is a grandmother, nearly 70..- "-' : . BAroness Bnrdett Coutts possess es the: finest aBd most carefully preferred copy of the first folio of Shak'esphere, 1623. "I he largest kitchen in the world is in that gi eat Parisian store, the Bon March?,, which has 4,000 em ployes.' The, smallest kcttlo con tains 100 quarts and tho largest 500. JH. Emilie Zijbi jjroposcs to leave Paris very shortly for Spain "with a view of inakcing studies for a new book. William Sloan Giren, of Swazey, Ind, has j ii -sr rcc vercd from an st'a-.t of measles at 108, and says he buMut felt so w ell for 20 years. Tho Daboman King. 1.-I.anzin,1 it1' aw n v in his exile at in art i- r.i.pie. V. - j-ining fori, is A frn-an ! U s. 1 i.- " -ienla'Iy , lin; WANTED. , In order to introduce onr. wort, and secure agents everywhere, we will dye a coat, vest or ?anta for any one in tbe United Stales free of charge. In seudinfe goods by return mail, please send sUinpa for return post age. Addresa , ST HARRrSS STEAM VYE . W0BKS. -13 - 3U 8oath Blount Street, Baleigh, N. O. ESTABLISHED 1S75. ' Tobacco Fines. Tobacco Fines GEORGE' R. DIIIOM, PRACTICAL TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKER "Dealer In Tin War, Cook and Healing Stoves,; OLD COOS. 8T0VES'BEPAIBED and lepairs furnished for any Store made, I also keep In Stock Sheet Tin, Zinc, Galvanized Sheet Iron nnd Tallty Tin aay width wanted TIS EOOF& TAINTED with my BVBBEB BOOB PAIKT at a lot figure. I also give my personal and special v - - -, ,- ' ' attention to EOOFISQ and QUT1EBINQ and if yon want tbe bett . .... r work done in my line call or address geo. n. Dixon. ROCKY MOUNT. N- C LOJWESiT IIFLlOliJS O TNT -BEST "THE OLD RELIABLE" JJ.ROBBIN8 'WOI.BSILE DXALSB IS FANOY, SHELLED AND OPEN KD OYSTEiiS, I'RESH FISH, FKUITS, AND ALL KINDS OK . PRODUCE. Orders by mail promptly filled " - - . No. 83 Granby Street, Norfolk, Va. IS. J. WEAVE rT has constantly on band nice lot of Timber of different kinds whloh be will aell very reasonably. Esti mates furnished to Contiaciors and Builders. Saw-mill S mllea from Rociy . Mount on laud ' formerly owned by Jolly Baun. JUST OPENED ' T OTSTEB IAI.O01T . . Where" von will be seived at all bonis, day or night, yoor patronage solicited. - Your friend, iCharlie Matthews. OYSTERS HUBBARD & CO. Oyster ll: nttrt and o. 1. C"s. ti.n I'. -.ou r.i and Dealers n Thb Best FtonB Vt Lowest Woet. Before bayinf . i . .. . elsewhere. Calll around al oar tore and -look, at oar 'ode ! jjKioea. r. . , Give as a trial and be convinced. Greek Oeocbbiks, tFaurrs. COKFKOTIOHBBIKB. 0 H O I C B LWB OF CIOABS. Goods delivered anywhere in the - V ' - City free of charge. . : 7. : - .,:i W. H. VORSLEY & BRO'S. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. EAGLE . SM00I3, WEST RAILROAD STREET. KCCKY KCUNT, H; C.,2 Pure Old Monti- cello and Stuart Whiskies, Pure Nach Brandy, Lanior'a Com Whicoy, Wines, CAPE FEAhAYADKIH VAL-. "- LEY BAILWATv " , ' JOHN OILL. Ecceitc. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In Efftt Key. Slat, 94. North Boaad Arrlv Leara Arrir LftT. Lrar Ani.. I.,ra laav Arriva Wllmlnrtoa , . Fax.lMTUK Fayetlvvllla ' Fny.ll.Tllu Jnactloa SSanford. 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" II,' II - '. , No.H.' '- Jlix.d. Dallr Kin-pi tiaiMlftjr II. SO . n. 1.2$ its ' lp 4.SS , KORTH BOOND CONNE .TION8. Train. Noa. I and 4 eonn-rt at Fayaltarfll Junctlua wtth the Atlaatlr Coa.t Lioa lurall )wtnla Nona, and Laaf. Trnt No. S connaci itt ttnnford with tbe Seaboard Air Lira-. Nonb tnd South bound, and at Nraenfcboro with lh Richnooad a Ilanrille R. R.. North and Rotuh bonnd, and at Walnut Core with th Norfolk A Wa.tera R. R.. fo. Wm,ton-Sah?m. Train No. IS connect At Madtaon with the Forfotk 4 Vrttm R. R.. fur Hoanoke aud a'l point North and Weat. ' SOUTH BOUHD CONNECTIONS. : ' Train' No. 1 ronnaeta nt Walnut Cor with th Norfolk A W-.u-rn R B lor R.Hinoke and til point North and Weet and at 4r-enlMro with tbe Richmoad A Danville R R North and South Bouud; nnd at SunWf d wtth Dm S-u-tartrd Air Line for all iMttnta North an4 Sonttt, and at Fayt-ttevillf function wtth tit Atlantic Coaat Line for cltart.'.t.u. J-u-ksonville nnd md all 'lortla point.. Train No,lrtnnii it Maitoa with tk H-aboard Air Line for Chat lotte, AtlanU and all potul Sottth. J. W. FRY, . Oea'l ktaaaxn. W. - KYI.P. Of-n'l Fn.. AKrnt. FOR SALE. Cull on G. VT. Smith, the OKI Reliable at th sta"nd once ocenpieil ny Wallace Bachelor for tbe --y licst biitgains in exerythiug Iu i' a uy of merchandise. . GLO. W. K'TIVir, rasbviile, N i Tr Al fto i. Uall 4 44 .av- 2J " 3 J'
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