THE WARREN NEWS.
Friday March 19, 1850.
PUBLISHED EVERY FItlDAt MORNING
AT WARRENTON, N. C,
W. T. BOYD, Proprietor.
On tlijounda of honesty and in
the name of the; "Golden Rule," we
are opposed to'theMonroe Doctrine, as
promulgated by the President's mes
sage and the resolutions of the Com
mittee in the House of Keprcsenta
Uvea. What right have the United
Stales ta say to Nicaragua or any
State of Central America that it shall
not negotiate with any European pow
er for the construction of a ship canal
across the Isthmus? Are we to play
bullj and dog iu the manger and re
fuse to others the privileges, which
we are not willing to n take advantage
of Ourselves? A beautiful sentiment
for a great nation of great moral ideas,
indeed ! No greater impertinence
was shown in the demand of Louis Na
poleon upon the King of Prussia that
he should avow his opposition to a
certain candidate tor the trown of
Spain. This impertinence cost Louis
his own crown, and the immunity from
consequences that these United States
possess is comprehended in one word,
Might.
Only a bully, a cowardly bully,
would thus attempt to set at naught
the rights of another State simply be
cause, of the latter's weakness.
Suppose that Mexico or Peru, or
Chili should attempt to dictate to the
United States the terms upon which
Chinese immigrants should rbe permit
ted to land in California ! Suppose that
Portugal should have forbid the sale
of Alaska to the United States ! Dees
any one suppose for one moment,
that the demand in either case would
have received even a respectful con
sideration ? Therefore, we sav that it
is the height of impertinence and of
the cowardly exercise of Might
against Right, that this country should
interfere with any arrangement that
any Central American State chooses
to make with any European power
for the construction of a ship canal
across the Panama. Isthmus. Wcdonft
care for the Monroe Doctrine, the law
of Nations, Public Policy nor any oth
er question but right and justice, arid
a blind man can see the injustice bf
the proposed action of our Govern
ment. Ridgeway Items
Editor Wakiikn News:
March. 1G, 1880.
If rain and mud were anything new,
this section would afford very aburU
dant material for an item for, per
haps, not even "the oldest inhabitant"
ever saw more of both than we are
now having.
Notwithstanding the rains an 1 mud
dy roads, wagons loaded with tobacco
are passing, almost daily, on their way
to Henderson, where the market is
kept crowded with the various grades
of the '-weed." Much of this tobacco
is selling at merely nominal prices,
while strictly fancy parcels of good
quality are in demand at high figures.
Mr. T. B. Watson, on Thursday last,
sold as high as $4.00 per lb his en
tire load averaging about $50 per
cwt. Young plants are reported o
be very abundant, iu a healthy condi
tion. and unusually forward through
out, this section.
More fertilizers are now at this de
pot than I ever saw here at any one
time before. Most of them arc con
signed to Agents, and thus far, very
4 fr lmrs I . . ; 1 .
jTf nv iwcii consigned to or
tooved by planters. Perhaps the con
dition of the roads prevents moving
them, as most planters are now sup
plied by local agents.
The business outlook of our town is
improving. One new store house has
been creeled and is now nearly ready
for the stock soo i to be placed in ft
and I learn Mr. H. H, Hunter, Jr. will
soon open a stock of goods in the
house occupied last year by your Mr.
Waddill, which witli the business houses
already open, will give us five stores be
sides two shoo shops, where cobbling
can be done, or a pair of new shoes or
boots made in a workmaulikc manner.
On Saturday last I had the pleasure
of meeting with Mr. Frank Hunter,
of Littleton, who was on a visit to
relatives in this, vicinity. Mr. 11. re
ports Littleton as still pressing for
ward in extending its business inter
ests and relations ; and himself as well
pleased with his situation and sur
roundings. I think I may safely pre
dict of Mr. 11. that he will ever be
found among Littleton's most energet
ic and public spirited citizens.
Dr. W. J. Hawkins, who has been
for a long time confined to his room
by a painful attack of rheumatism,
was on Saturday last, sulliciently re
covered to take the cars for Kalehdj
where, no doubt his large experience
witn,K. Koals, and the State-craft.
thereunto pertaining, together with
his practical wisdom in political econ
omy, will make his opinions eagerly
sought by many ol the legislators now
assembled.
Sunny-side Items.
Edit or W a kren N bws.
Mar. 9th. 1880.
After the long and protracted dry
spell, we are having it damp and rain
ing. Our farmers arc further aheafi
than usual, preparing lands for crops,
all seeming to take advantage of the
pretty weather.
Capt. C. "W". Garrett, must be doing
a lively business, as his wagons pass
our place diily to the depot loaded
with wine, from his vineyard.
Ca. t. A. P. Bartlett left for Miss
issippi last week on business.
Mr. E. T. Bailey one of the popular
Clerks at "Sunny-side'? Store, left for
Weldon, last week. He is now with
Messrs Inge & Co. of that place. We
were sorry to part with Ed. but hope
to see his genial, face occasionally.
As we passed Mr. G, B. Alston's
Mill a few days since, we saw quite
a number of Dogwood logs piled
around the saw Mill, and on enquiring
found that they were being sawed up
for Ship yard purposes. W e under I
stand he has taaen contract for a very
i-r(J(1 Af.
w ' w n,. , uu
SIX OUSneiS SWeei rOtaWJea last iail.
and on opening the bank tound nary
Tatar hut. a harrel of Rata. Canthor'tv
ooolv .
j i '
Miss Dannie isicnoison oi near
. .
n.fl.ij J i ip A T : T7 : I
fiimeiu auu iier suvtsb miss rauuie
1
Byran or JNewlierne wuupend some
time in our neighborhood soon".
We had the pleasure of a call from
Mr. B. B. Bartlett a few days since
on his way from Warren Court.
Mr. H. F. Harriss of osceola mills,
spent several hours with us last week.
He reports business lively in his sec-
uon, anu several marriages to lase
place soon.
Rev. J. W. Primrose filled the Pulpit of
the Presbyterian church at Littleton
Sunday. We intended hearing him but
"c
preauuea uiere every isc. eunaay.
4 1. t - L Ci Jl " I
We understand Mr. J. P. Leach of
Littleton, interids putting a wire fence
around his entire farm.
The ''Pioneer Agricultural club,"
will hold its nxt meeting at Dr. R,
A. Patersous 1st. Monday in April.
H.
Fire in Loiiisburg.
The following is the estimate of the
iranklin Times of the losses by the
fire on the morning of the 11th.
-d t it i i m.. ,
ft- orm' xt 'vvv auu
$o,000. No insurance.
b. JN. .bgertonby burning and dam-
age in moving goods, between $2,500
and $3,000, Insured for $1,500.
King, White & Shaw, on building
yooo, r uiiv insured
White & siiaw damage on goods
usu., r uny lusureu.
p . 1 nnn tt..i i ; i
Blair Burwell, by breakage, &c in
moving goods about $800. Fully in
surcd.
P. J, 'Brown's loss was very slight
his building being damaged a little
by the water.
II. A. Crenshaw, damage by mov
ing goods, &c, $500. No insurance.
S. T. Wilder, by damage and break
age, about $75. No Insurance
J. th Upperman, by breakage in
moving goods,, about $250. Insured.
H. II. Thomas, breakage in moving
goods, about $50.
P. II. Pernell & Co., breakage in
moving buggies &c, $100.
A New York paper had an advertise-
1 L 1
coat-pocket size, weighing one pound
twelve ounces. J he collar was a gold
sheild, with the letters of the doo-'s
name in small diamonds: at the too
of the shield were a ruby 'and a dia
mond and at the bottom a sapphire.
completing the red white iand blue
l he brother or the lady that owned
the dog carried him all the nay to
Lead vi lie with him, and on the way
went to the opera at Cincinnati. The
audience were about to have him fired
out as a disturbing ventriloquist on
yecoiint of the oo's barkim in his
pocket, and ho had to take him out
ami snow h:m I he mwoh on the
show
dog s collar were worth 700.
MlUUiiMi UKRSELF AT SIGHT OF
Jlhli CONVICT HUSBAND,
PltOVIOENOE. March 3. Mrs Atwo'l
Saunders. th( vounsr wilr of n roant.
able farmer of West OlnnnPHt.KP M r
wlvn shot, hnrvn.ir in ii, '
,WV k S 1 V- :r I, : " U
wucj. uc ,yiV3 mur.
rieti wiicn l i years old to Henry Thax-
lei, wno nuuii anerwarus was sent to
State prison for two years for horse
Stealing. She afterwards married
Saunders, without being legally di
vorced from Thaxter, she reardin
the incarceration of her husband in
State prison as a practical divorce
On Saturday Thaxter, whose term had
expired, drove up in front of Saun
ders house. Mrs. Saunders saw him
from the window and went to her room
Thaxter asked to see her, and when
those seeking her found her she had
fired the fatal shot. It has since been
ascertained that Thaxter married
another woman last week, and the ob
ject of his call upon Mrs. Saunders
was to assure himself that she would
not trouble him.
Wisconsin Winter Wheat Destroyed.
Milioaukee, March 5. A dispatch to the
Sentinel from Winneconke says the entire
winter-wheat crop in that section will he a
failure, owing to frequent freezing and
thawing. Most of the farmers will nlomdi
it up.
ttiont t.llP rvl hfip dnw frr n loof Arrr rarifl, TNCS Ul L tl Hi
::r.: J ::i u??k:.. uu manufacturers, wi
a uioujuuu wuai, reward "B1"g f f -p ,qf CHARLOTT
onered. it was a black-and-tan, over- rvrnFU VIRGINIA
A NEGRO ElJUOll'rf TESTIMONY.
DECLARING I'll AT TIIK DLACK MAN IS
JSOT FllEE TO VOTE IN LOUISIANA.
WASHJN3TON, March 11. Before
he Ex- dus Commi tee Mr. Rubv, tll
;olored editor of the New Orleans Ob I
ierver. raeutioned several parishes
Louisiana where, he said the negro
as a general thing, were not allowe
to vote unless they v ted the Demo
cratic ticket. There were exceptions,
however, iu some places where the
conservative white planter element
wa3 stiong to see fair P,ay aild a! J
lowed them to vote as tuey pleased.
Im 1879, he said, the negroes a11 voted
notwithstanding the fact tliat lne reign
of terror was intense, because tuey
had the win e Republicans, wuo work
ed manfully, to lead in the politictl
fight. But after Mr. Hayes withdrew
his countenance from the Republican
State Government the Republicans,
white and black, felt completely at the
mercy of lawless Democrats, and be
came discouraged.
Senator Windom asked the witness
if he would feel apprehensive on ac
count of the evidence he had o-iven
tere in vi8iting the localities where he
had testified that outrages had oc-
curred. le this the witness replied
mat ne would, ana turtiipr remarked
at we fact ot hi publishing a Re
publican oaner in iNew Orleans was
onfflniont. makf him fPAl iinnrohon
sive for his own safety if he visited
those localities
The nrincinal thin? about an inter
esting baby is its pretty mother.
4- r o -
nni, i r,i,:i r alu..
x uc Dual uciua ui Aiauauia tii c co
timated to contain 52,000,000,000
bushels of coal.
"Blonde milliners with a lisp" are
most advertised for in London, and com
mand the highest wastes.
The French Minister of War says
the presence of chaplains in the army
was disastrous, and they have been
prohibited serving.
The telephone is only about two
years old, but some of the jokes about
it sound as though they were ragged
when the pyramids were young.
A oung ,arty was seen t0 emerge
hiisht. and decend a ladder. There
wa3 a man at the bottom of it of
"
course
Currin, Watkins & Co. hold the lar
gest orders for Red Tobacco of any
house in Henderson. Farmers make
a note of this.
; ' i
J, J, Loughlin informs his 'riends
and customers that he has moved to
Turnbnll's'old stand ; and that he lias
on hand a full supply of groceries and
liquors at lowest cash prices
He also desires to say that he is un-
able to give credit, and he hopes that
he will not be asked to do so.
Pure N. C. Corn Whiskey at King
& Hunter's at 50c per qt. Strictly
pure, for Medical purposes. Also
pure Cod Liver Oil.
The greatest Inducements
- -
Ever Offered.!
RELIABLE GOODS.
E. HULL,
NO.
45, SYCAMORE ST,
PETERSBURG,
VA.
MANUFACTURER,
OF
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTH
ING, FOR MEJN AiND BUYS.
All made up by him, and warranted to
lit and wear well.
The FINEST CLOTHING known in
the trade, will be made to ORDER at
short notice, and at lowest prices a large
STOCK always on nand
You can also rind here the Largest Stock
:OF:
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES And VEST-
w. . t ii. ' r 1 1 TTTn Anw A "VT
TH A FULL
SVILLE AND
WOVE GOODS AT
FACTORY PRICES-From 20 cts. up to
$2.w per yara.
ALSO
A Large and well assorted stock of FOR
E1GN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AND NQTlO-INo
Of every description to be sold at
THE LOWEST MARKET 1 KlCJiiO, AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DRESS GOODS AND DRESS TRIM
MINGS OF EVERY KIND, SAM
PLES Sent on Application. All
orders promptly rilled. Any
article not suiting will be
taken back and money
refunded.
Reaienibej the place. Goods sent C. O. D.
v u mad ioi l-etnrh of the mon
ev
MILLINERY! MILLINERY! MILLIN-
NERY.
MRS. M. E. KULL,
145, Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va.
Oilers to the trade the largest and most
comn ete Stock of real French Millinery
Goous th I side of Norfolk. Being largely
,.. t...t...i -1U tlu.ir ManutHCture, and idq-
,)0rtiii" all the Foreign Goods direct I flat-
ter myself to oner every auvaniage to tnc
close buyer, at Wholesale and Re-tail
Straw Goods in every shape, by the
case, uozeu or iveiau. iwn
French Pattern Bonnets and
DATS,
Old Ladivs
BONNETS And CAPS.
Infants Coods. Ladies Neck
Wear, Lathes Hair switches and
Fulls, Under wear and Corsets, Silks,
Satins, Fringes Crimps and Braids, Bri
DAL OUTFITS, VEILS, WREATHES
LACES, TIES, BOWS, WREATHES
FLUMES FLOWERS AND OR
NAMENTS. A LARGE
STOCK OF BEST QUAL
ITY KID GLOVES
Cheap Lace Mitts, Lisle thread Gloves,
Cold Dace and fringes, Collars, CuttF, Jttu
chiuea and Run's. Velvets, Velveteens.
Ladies Dress Goods of rare and rich
Styles with Trimmings to match from 12
cts- up-to -i.uu per yard. Dresses made to
order in most Fashionable Style, fit guar
anteed. Goods and trimmings furnished
complete. All orders promptly filled
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Very Respectfully,
MRS. M.E. KULl,
I4i, Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va.
N O T I C E !
This is to inform our friends and custo
mers that we have just moved to our
Large New Storey
on the North Side of the Court Ho
Wfcere e will be pleased to see them.
We gave orders for nice Spring Drews f
omis mui n ines also for CrotkeFy
Glassware &c. to be shinned as gotni a
we eon Id move, which Goods are now ar
riving.
Comone ! Gome all I And brine: your
Memorandum, and CHANGE. No
Goods sold on time without special ar
rangements. We wiH make ft to your in
terest io pay casn. liespeetfudy,
W. J. NORWOOD & CO.
Feb. 27, 18S0.
M
I L E
S
CANDY
FACTOR
- A N D -BAKERY
Is the place to buy your Candies,
CAKES, BREAD, CRACK-
EES AND
Confectioner! e s,
Fresh, nice and Cheap,
ALSO A
CHOICE LOT OF
NORTHERN APPLES, OR-
ANGES, LEMONS. RATS! VS.
FIGS, JELLIES, NUTS CAN Goods &c.
OKJLAM AND COCOANUT AN
DY MADE FRESH ETERY
DAY, FOR ONLY 20 Cts.
PER POUND.
A NICE LOT OF
Fresh Pound Cake. Jellv Cake. Fruit
Cake, Sponge 'Cake, Snow Balls,
; Cream Puffs and aJ kind of small
Cakes always on hhnd.
Parties and Weddings furnished on short
NOTICE.
FRESH BREAD AND BUNNS
EVEHYDAY.
We ell goods vry cheap, because we
ouy lor cash and sell for cash
We sell soaie goods cheaper than you
can buy them anywhere else in town
Why? Because we manufacture our own
goods and can afford to sell CAEAP.
Many thanks for vour past favors.
hoping to meet with the same in the fu
ture.
We are verv
Respectfully,
MILES BROS.
Feb 27th, 18S0.
PETERSBURG J RON
Jorks.
e- h. PLunamEa,
PROPRIR-
H- T- IKORR1S0N,
SUPT-
STEAM ENGINES
POWER COTTON VRESSFS
HAND COTTON PRESSES
SAW MILLS ST MACHINERY Ol
ALL KIN US. ESTIMATES FOR
MACHINES & REPAIRS PROMPT
LY FURNISHED.
GARY & CO.,
No. 149 Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG VA.
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
Crockery, Ghina, &c
GARY & COL,
NO. 201, Sycamore Street, Cor. Bank.
The Great 5 & 10 cent
Store,
PETERSBURG, VA.
ALL GOODS 5 & 10 CENTS
Call when in Petersburg.
Feb. 20, 1880.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
DEALERS IN
PAINTS,
OILS, DYES, VARNISHES
French Polished ,
Plate and Cylinder Window glass
AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
WATERS.
Orders Promptly Executed.
1216 Main Street. Cor. Thirteenth,
RWimOND, VA.
Kerosene Oil by the barrel or car
Feb. 20, 1880.
Load.
W. II. IIANDLEY,
of Virginia,
WITH
BODEKER BROTHEBS
Wholesale
DRUGGISTS
AST) DEALERS IX
PAINTS, OIL. DYE-STL FF &c.
Proprietors op
CELEBRATED
CONSTITUTION BITTER,
1444 MAIN STREET
Corner above St. Charles
Richmond, Va.
Feb 23 To June 1.
Fertilizers,
:o: :o: '
EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE. IT'S
THE BEST; TRY IT.
Feb. 20, 1880.
DR. ROBERT E KING.
DENTIST.
Wurenton, K . . :
Offers hi Professional services to the pub
lic in Arery department of Dentistry.
Artificial Tecftli a Specialty.
Prices reducwl to-siUt the times. OfBceat
t.h rmii uL
July 18.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
COR. SYCAMORE A BASK STS
Petersburg, Va.
The Cheapest and Beat kept HOUSE
in the City. Table always well sup
plied witn tne B1S I the Market affords.
Good Servants, nice rooms, &c.
Terms 1 25 and 1 50 Per Day.
L. GREEN,
Proprietor.
March 28.
HAVE rOU SEEN THEM?
That lovely little
Pony Phoeton,
Those beantiful Top and Open
BUGGIES,
That accommodating Jump Seat,
which will carry either 2 or 4 passen
gers.
We extend a cordial invitation to
all, to call and examine them. If you
don't see what you want, send your or
ders and they will be promptly rilled.
We also make and repair Har
ness in the best manner.
A 12 months
guarantee furnished with
every Job Sold.
Wood and Metallic Coffins alwag
on hand.
Terms
Truly
positively cash. fours
J. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
Varrenton N. C.
Jan. 23, 1880
ASS & Jo.
Green Front Restaurant
"WashingtoD Avenue,
Weltfon X. C.
Dinner for all trains. Elegant din
ner for 50 cent.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
State House Square,
RALEIGH, X . C .
STRET&SON Owner ami Proprietors.
Ueftrwed and Rr--st;il)!ia!iHil.
SUPERIOR AND SPEf lAL Act OM
MOD AT IONS for all clM of trawl.
THE GASTON II O USE .
New Beknk. N. C.
STREET & SOX Proprietors.
S. R . Stkeet
W. J. Street.
PIANON
ORGANS
W- L. ilMMER & CO.
BOOKSELLERS, TAT 1 ON
ERS AND
JOB
PRINTERS,
Co . Sycamore & Tabb Sts.,
and 106 Syejunore St Petersburg, Va.
North Carolina School hooks sold at
Cos. tract Prices
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO MER
CHANTS.
DENTAL WORK
Owing to the scarcitv of money, 1 have
concluded to make a redaction in mv
charges, and will hereafter do Dental Woik
at the following rates:
Artificial T e k t h
Per Set. upper r lower fifteen dollars.
Fillings, tld $2.'() each. ofli.-e at
my residence
Dr. C. 8 Boyd, Dental Surgeon.
Jan. 9th, 1880.
NEW BUSINESS
1 take the pleasure toinfonn my friends
and tin; public iienei-ully, that 1 have
opened a
Tin Shop in Warrenton, .
1 am prepared to do all kind of
REPAIRING.
GUTTERING AND ROOFING
DONE CHEAP TINWARE AT
WIIOL SALE AND RETAIL
Can furnish Flues tor curing tobacco.,
curing
Satisfaction
Send in your order
Feb. 20, 1SS0.
guaranteed.
?, to Johnson store
A. M. MILKS
ANCHOR BRAND FERTILIZERS
For Cotton and Tobacco.
GOERGIA GRANGE CHEMICALS,
BALDWIN AMMOMATED
Dissolved Bone. F"or sale at
Ii. F. LONG & SONS.
A. L. KLI.ETT & CO
L ELLTT.
JUDSON WATKINS.
CLAY 0RFWRY-
S- B- r.UGHES.
Dry Gpods
. V aS .D j
IQ, 12 and 14 TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Mar. o, 1880.
ESTABLISHED J8 4.
GEORGE P. STACY,
Furniture, Mattresses and
FEATHERS.
1205 MAIN STREET a nd 3 SO. 12th ST.
Richmond,
PRICES LOW AS ANY FIRST (LASS HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY.
M . M. IIABLISTON, & CO.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
Ml kinds at bottom prices.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS.
Sets from 822 up.
NO 4. IRON FRONT. Sycamore St., PETERSBURG. VA.
Watt& Call,
Richmond, Va.
MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS,
PLOW CASTINGS AND AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
WATT PLOWS,
CHEAPEST AND BEST
IN USE, AS TURNING PLOWS, OR
FOR CORN, COTTON OR
TOBACCO.
Having Mouhlboanls of seven different'sizes.
isU'rl Serapers ami Sweeps. All plows are
sold warranted to be as represented or no
sale.
9- FARMERS AND DEALERS
should consult their interests and ee thai
all castings for Watt Plows, and tUe Plows
also, have our TRADE mark thereon ; all
without it are spurious, and those whohavt
been deceived by them have had mneh
trouble with point Ae. ;iot fitting nrt
wearing out rapidly. We warrant all gen-
nine eastings to be well chilled and of best
material and to ht .
We famish eastings for all the most poi-
uiar plows in use, as low as t ey can 1
made.
We have this season the lowest prieed
the best Wheel Kake ami Gleaner, Revolv
ing Rakes. Well Kix'uns, Straw and Fod-
ler Cutters, Cultivators, H .mws. Shove
Piows, Bull longues &e. for Mine Grain
radl.-s. Grass Blades, Hoes, Shovels, Forks,
Trace Chain &., Sec.
Dealer an; invited to correspond with
us all enquire promptly attended to
Catalogue and price Est sent to any ad.
dress.
WATT & CALL.
May 1G.
Geo. Qlbsmi.. Jr.
Importer and Jobber
:OF:
CHINA, GLASS AND
Qit e e n suture,
LEADER BURNERS AND FIXTURES
1207 Main Street.
RItI0MOD, 14.
Feb. 20. 1SS0
TO THE
PUBLIC
f
We take pleasure in informing the good
people of Warren and adjacent Counties
that we have opened a GROCERY, at the
stand formerly ocenpied by McCbaw 4
Co., for the purpose of conducting business
exclusively for cah.
We will keep constantly on hand a full
assortment of
STAPLE
AND FANCY
Groceries
OF THE ' VERY BEST
QUALITY, AND
WILL
GUARANTEE
Our prices to be the
LOWEST.
We employ a boy to deliver goods to
any place in town.
We will continue business at our old
stand, where we will b' glad to
furnish parties, making sat
isfactory arrangement-.
McCRAW PARKER.
Jan. 23 t-f.
WALTER B BOYD,
wiTn
Currin, Watkins & Co ,
PROPRIETORS OF
WATKINS'-W ARE HOUSE.
HENDEKSON, N. C.
His personal and special attention will
be given to ail Tobacco from Warrer.
consigned to their houae, and prices paid
that cannot be beaten in the State.
Farnners consult your interest and sell
your tobacco with Currin, Walking &. Co..
Jan, 2.1-G m.
Va.
THE 5th SESSION OF THE RIDGE
WAY MALE AND FEMALE
School will open on the 12nd intt,
and continue twenty weeks, on the
following term :
Board per month, "
Fire days in the week, M
10.00.
7.00
S.00.
12.00
u.oo.
15.00,
TUITION.
Primary,
Intermediate, "
Academic
Music on Piano.
Use of Instrument "
3.00
Latin and French, each extra, M 5.00.
The Principal is assisted bv Lis wife
who has had a large and successful ex
penence in teaching.
Being now in permanent noeion
of the premise, which will reduce
somewhat the necessary rxpe.isea,
rates of tuition are reduced a cord
ingly. For other particulars addres the
undersigned at Ridgewav, N.C..
NAT ALLEN.
Jan. 2nd, 1880.
$CSr The only Exclusive
Wholesale House in
this City,
Ma rx Coh fin a
f
WHOLKSALK 11KALKR IN
Dry 4iioc,'s,
NOTIONS AND
Clothing,
213 Sycamore Street,
PKTKKHU-RO VA.
IWe kHn the .ir2 sf Stntk of Qonla
in this City, .-.nd irnarattttf prie nn U vr
a any limine Squill Xi v V f.
Feb. 20, JftjiQ.
C.
A COOK,
ATTCFREY fi3 COUISIILOa AT LfW.
( Rice in tise Court iIoue.
wAnniiXTwrir.
Practices in the Courts of Warren.
Franklin hik! Halifax, and in the Su
prenr.e Conri. Soy. 1. If.
BEST !?l THE WORLD.
1
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in
SALERATUS
Which is the same thing.
Inapnrf Baleimtms or Bl-Carb Sod.
llrtjr white color. It majr appear
COWARIIOI WITk CHURCH 4t
SH " ARM APIDHAB SfKR" BKASD
Will Ihew t b e dlfftrtnc.
8 th a t your Stleratoi and Bak-
,BI foda is whltft and IM RE, aa
ahomld ha ALL S I HILAR I BST A 5
CKI uied for too.
AHmplabiitMTaratast of it oamparadra
aloe of different bran da of Soda or Haleratui la
to diaaolre a deaaort poonral of each kind with
about e pint of watr (hot prafarred) la clear
f! turlng uaUl al 1 le thorouraiy diaaolTd
Xb deletarloualnaoluble Blatter In the Inferior
Soda will be ibovo after ae tiling aome twenty
minutaa or ooner, by the milky appearance of
mho solution and tbe quantity &f Coating floeky
matter according to quality.
Be ure and aek for Church ro.'e Bode and
Baleretua and aoa that thetr name la ob the
package and you will gat tbe purest and whiteat
made. The uae ol thla with aour mUk, in prefer
ence to Baking Powder, eaves twenty times its
oast.
See one pound package for valuable lnrmna
oo and read carefully.
SHOW THIS TO TOUR CBGCEI.
WOODHOUSE k PAR II AM,
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,
Dealers in
PIANO FORTES ORGANS and,
MUSIC.
f MANUFACTURE
BLANK BOOKS AND PAP R
BOXES. BOOK BINDERS.
NO. 1107 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Mar. 19, 1880.
J. R. CARY,
WITH
J.
M. Wyche,
Successor to
WYCHE, PARKER $ CO.,
WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES,
43 N. Sycamore St.
PETEK8BIRG, V A .
Mar. 5, 1880.
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