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, '''.' " ' " - j 1 ;" ." J: - "if' :- ' '''" ' J-"' i ? ' " i i 5 1 I 1 .J 1 1; I H J i ANNOUNCEMENT. A Live, Progressive, Democratic Family Newspaper, Devoted to all Educational, Industrial and Moral Up-building -Among our People. FOREIGN,NATIONAL,STATE ; COUNTY, COUNTRY AND TOWN NKWS. Mailed to Wut-town subscribers Wed p"sd?..7 night ; delivered at door of city gubscribers Thursday morning, without extra charge. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE "EIIYEAR. - -SfX MONTHS. - - -FOUR MONTHS. - - $1.50 .75 .50 Strictly in Advance. . A'ldresa, . II. A. LATHAM, Editor and Owner, "Washington, N. C THURSDAY. JUFE '- 19. 1890. I r. B. L. "Weston, of Hyde. Two years ago Mr. Henry. Selby, as good, true and brave a Confed erate Soldier as ever belonged to Stonewall Jackson's corps, was ta keu sick with'the dropsy, and has been as great a sufferer as I ever saw. Sometimes being swolen twice or even three times as large as was his usual size. Lie is a poor man with a large helpless family, -all his children being girls, except his last one, which is a little boy, only 7 years of age. Mr. Selby was not only a very good 'on federal e- Sol dier, but he is a strictly honest, up right man, and as good a farmer a s lives in the county of Hyde. He had tried medical i-kill and every thing else be could think of, but all seemed to do him no good His star of hope was about to end, . when he thought that Dr. Weston, could do him some good, at least could relieve him of his great suf fering; so he sent for him, aiii as promptly, as possible the doctor went to se him which was live or nix months ago. and from that day to two or three weeks ago, he has attended him as earnestly and as promptly as it was "'.possible for man to do, and has talien as deep an interest in his case as if he were his brother. Mr. Selby began to im prove from the very first, under his treatmeut, and has continued. to improve until the present, and now he is able to work in his held and attend to his business generally, and will soon be as well and strong a man as he ever was in his life. Mr. Selby felt so gratified to Dr. Weston for his great kindness that he wanted to pay him-at least a part. So he asked the doctor what was his bill, but to his great as tonishment Dr. Weston told hm not one cent, for you, he said,: placed your Jife lor four long years upon the altar of your country, and suf fered all that humanity - possibly could suffer for a canse that'you and I andjevery true Southern manor wo man believed to be just and for that same cause I suffered with you, and I am happy to say to you to day that it is the greatest pleasure f my life, and'ever shall be be, to -do any and everything I possibly can do for my brother Confederate Soldiers. Mr. editor, such noble act of kindness and love should everle cherished as a precious jew el, and though Dr. Weston, like all ot us, will soon have to go from time, ito eternity, he has erected a mon . ument to his memory .that will live as long as true courage is appreci ated or genuine patriotism finds a resting place in the bosoms of Southern chivalry.. Ah I more; for such true and noble acts are re corded in the book of eternal life by the hand of Him who kuoweth and doeth all things' well, and whose blessings are wortlj more than all the honors of earthy Old Soldier. Tlie Press Convention. The good people of Durham, are making great preparation for the entertainment of the Press Con vention,which meets there 23d of July. We hope that every. editor in . the State will attend and study he many industries of this pushy little City. From that excellent paper the ..The Daily Globe we clip the follow : ingiteni : Here is part of what the editors may expect : A public reception at which the address' of the welcome, the oration by the association orator, etc., will be delivered. A drive around the city to visit the various industrial establish ments, etc. '. A drive to the Bennet place, the scene of JobiisonV surrender to Sherman, and a -; Innch on the grounds. A grand banquet, at which, iu ad dition to a feast of good things for the inner man, ttere wfll be a feast of reason and a flow of soul. : Now, what Darbam wants, is to have the privilege of extending her hospitality to every North. Carolina editor. Let all come. , FOlt Tilt: uxo, Weakness, Malaria, ludisgstioa and .Biliousneca. take v BROWN'S JROJT BITTERS. ; It ctire quickly. For tale by all deaien la ttadiciae. Oat the genuine. Jor Congress M h. F.im noticed a few weeks ago tj lie n anile of Mr. K. A. Move, .if GrenviilcJ placed among th- list ! Of ijsptraut S ' IOr jOI1K'Cs in this! ; D isstriet Whether Mr. Moye is", or ij.4 not An aspirant for al homirs, it is not my Concession province to Uy, butj knowing that gentleman aj.-j I do, from his earnest manhood to lie pre kent, 1 do not bf all those men h'esitatu to s V that tioued. 1 uou Hii can be found more worthy j of. hterest or more com dtion than he petent fp.fill Mr. Move c the ioj ine into political lite ! reconstruction days, soon after when jUitej a voiiiier man. when there was no probability of the im niediatei sue cess, ot tue cause in- espouse, ab'd though twice ver- whelmea by hnegro votes and car- pei bag iVau of his people he again at me call entered the field uu der thesfderqberatie standard and was one of tlie first legislators sent to represent! itt county uuder tue new Democracy. Since then he has represen;0(l j thiit county both in the i.oweri; House and the Sen ate for several successive terms, ami woiild tjfjday be Pitt county's Seiiiatorha(ihe not; withdrawn of hisownlwill mom the contest. He is now Superior Couirt Clerk of Pitt couuty,i goad paying office, which he is byf'uo ujijaans aijxious to resign even fbii thelfionor of being a Con gressman, anf at all, a. a i peopled j Mr'j been a farmer He Uj now al would only do so if jitter of du'y to his Jioye nas always and lojves his calling, member of the Far- mers, AlJianc ami prominent both inNiis copntylano t le State. His exjrience iiij well for Coiif politic al life fits him essioiial work; he is bold and fearless in defending light and exjiosing wrong where- ever- tound; thinks calmly and deeply ofi great questions, and has the Jcouiiige i.;.i I-..... of Lis convictions. Deinga ffarmer. and! laboring man he has in all 'his iublic acts looked to the well"; ie of that class. A strong deni wrar, ne nas never bowed Ins bU to the party lash, though ft haHlat timies been raised over hi in. 1 is unrlibcbing integri ty has made! him the favorite of the masses demagogue. Move is the ahd the5 ' dread of the ilAs a debater Mr. equal .of the best ; his close stijdy dfj" the1 political ques- tions of the day niak ng him always ready and acrate. love is'a centlemaii Above all Mr. of the highest type, and a Christian, and comes before the people through sixteen years ofiservH-e withl a record un tarnished, and a name, uudimmed even by theMbreath! of '.suspicion As I said irifhe outset I am not the one 'to sajl that he is a candi date JbrZ theliluomiUation yet, but being tnue tbi-the best interests of his country Ifie could not refuse, aud theFirsijpistrit must needs go very eautikjjisly should she pass hira by. If tlie farmers must have a candidate periment in there would be no ex trying hi in for he has A Beaufo&t County Voter. Hktsliu Dots. Kind f'rovii upon us land 1) uce hals aruin smiled Ued tlie farmers ' and latere rsithiisfj with If ne. seasons, and never in,tlie:lnory ofj this jlaee was the prospect tor an abundant harvest more promising! than at present, and as a, result of i ill 1 classes and oceupa tions' have; the I lights of encouratre- nient to tdiiiie kuakius them very hope ful and the snjile of a iheerful happy countenance ifc fretleetexl from one to another. ji In apijthe vajrions precincts rapid rfegres lias kept pace with the very favorable; (ieasonsj judging from the general push and thrift of business It can reasonably be expected that the financial i'ondiiion will be much inv proved by the close of another year. All readv the signs! of the times are better. .if! The Albemarle & Pautego railroad has madtf its wav in and throujrh our fertile coiintryi. opening up a section of country that for timber of all kinds timl'ftii- fertilitjri is surpassed by none in this. Mate. wjho.e terminus is now a tixed fact onlvl wo and one-half miles distant from Haslin. It has already .benefitted our t eople in the way of giving employn lent to many of them iu a time M the ir irreatest need, be sides irivui:r a imsh and imnetus to all vur, labor. tiipmeuts have already been jnadl' froiiii this place over said road witli sat isfetctorv results and the like will)robajUly continue. .Miss Luyie KLj lieikln k s school at this daceclosed on the 23 of Mav. This was her fiSst atittfinpt and will earry with herfftheir iiove anu conmience. nlv a fe,v day i:a;;o it 'was -announced that Miss; Will I'antego Svoub and that fhere ment at its cle tj! Kountrees school at iClose on the 2.5 of Mar would be an entertain 'i that night and socon- fident were out- .Ipeoide! 'that a jrood time was jit sto l-fj for them that a large majority of tin as ino siianes or twi 1 ighf.weri1 ailT' tching, left their quiet homs and proif oeo 10 me Aeaiiemv at PauteOTt wh4ie we found that other places as -wen aft ours Iiad heard of Miss WilRe's reputation and had turn- pu out in iar; ; inuinoers to see for themselves how skillfully she had pre tj) perforin their part i. which was indicative pareaeaiyv one on this oteasioi of the thorough; instruction they had received jit her Siands. and fully sus tained th$ high reputation she has so nobly won amqiig her I patrons, and niade it rt 'pleasiiu evening for us all, After tin,' exercises were over Dr. Bul lock on Ijehalf if the children preseut- ieu to iiss i line a vaiuame present as a token of thHr love and esteem for their, teacher, and then we departed for home teqjing lutly paid SUHsCKIHER. Division Line! 'Bet wieen Eastern and AVjestern Ni C. Con - . IVrence. v jj i - ''' ' I ii i ' " We, learn from Eev. F. L. Keid, editor of the Raleigh Christian Ad vocate, .that the division line agreel upon bythe General Con fereuce ;tor the) (two North Carolina Conferences begins at i the Virginia line, runs South on the Eastern boundary lines' of Rockingham, Guilford and Randolph counties. thence west along the southern Kandolphjine tp the Yadkin river, down that to the South Carolina line. All west Sot this to Tennes see is the Western N. C. Confer ence; all-east to! the Chowan river is;the Eastern K. C. Conference. Fayetfeville Observer. , Moyd For Til k Gazette. Texas Sil'tings. The majority of Xorth 'arolinians who leave their native State for Texas possessed with .that knowledge ac quired from the perusal of the news papers come prepared to find that class denominated "Cowboys' and "Grea sers" in the ascendancy, also to en counter lynching "bees" and lawless ness but they find upon their arrival that ;they have been sadly deceived. There are many things the newspaper will be called upon to account for in another country. I have seen a great deal of this State and not a single cowboy or Greaser have I uiet.with, yet there are plenty of them but you seldom ever see one in our Eastern cities; neither does Judge Lynch pre side in this section, his courtis held in the extreme western counties. It is a fact but strange that there are two counties in Texas, Tom Green and Pecos, either of which are larger than X.. 0. There is no doubt whatever but that Texas will soon be the Em pire State, 1 will give you a few in stances of its prosperity not gathered from hearsay but by observation. Two years ago the cities of New Birmingham. Tyler, Rusk, Longview, and many others were way stations; to-day glance at them and see the wonderful growth, each with Banks, electric lights, electric street railways, (except Longview) magnificent school buildings and stores with plenty of money to keep them up and enterpri sing citizens to keep the bo m going In one town INpassed through there was five years siuce not a brick build ing in the placed no railroad, no school house, no bank', to-day there are two railroads, one bank, twenty-eight handsome brick stores, with thirteen more in course fyf erection, a $15,000 school house, electric lights and an electric street railway movement on foot, while a wealthy California syn dicate is putting in $3,000,000 worth of mining property for improvement, think of it, it is energy and capital that Texas towns posess. Fort Worth is perhaps the prettiest city iu the State. Its streets are beautifully laid out and are a model of neatness, while the Spring Palace is a huilding of magnificence, constructed entirely of the Texas 'material, there you can see the finest turn outs too, the average Corolina rig would be a euriosty and would attract almost as much attention as Baruum's show. .Like every State there are thousands here who are idle, young men who come from other States expecting to get rich doing nothing, hut idleness here is a crime, it is work or move oft". In my next I will give yjou some notes on the mining and agricultural pros pects and a glimpse of Texas life. ' " Carolina Joe. Jim Nastlc's Sage Questions. Buxton, N. C, June 9, '80. Mr. Editor : Sum time ago i rit u letter, an now i think it about time to rite u anuther wun fur there is a lot of things that I don't understand, an as, editurs has got nuthing tu du but anser questions an have a good time generally for 81,50 a ear iu advance i will ask u an give you the result of mi cogitation, i read in the n. y. herald; n. 3-. world, sun an atlanta constitu tion of men who wus hung fur murder rape or eny of the meuny crimes that men commit, an they are goin strat to glory, but i am not much surprised at that as i am at anuther class an that bring me tu mi mane question; what goes, with the bad men ? or is there none in our land, or does "they all die young?" , 1 is bin reading the papers for about 40 ears, an is bin hearing funeral ser mons preached for as long, an i has red hundreds of epitafs on tumbstones, 'an i has never hearn a sermon ou a bad man unless it was iudas, annanias or the devil, what comes of the bad ones, is there none or is there a growing crop of annanias" always ou hand? preachers may preach, statesmen may plan, politikel economists may ponder, Bnd christian people may pray for the good time to come, but until wickedness is called by its rite name, an evil is discontinued an men learn to give men their dews can we hope for a change. i heard a preacher wunce, tell a dead man's friends of his home in the bet ter laud, an that there would be a "happy meeting over there,1' when i noed the man ; he got drank, would lie, was lude, and cussed to his last, now ifrthat man went tu heaven, who goes to hell my book ses "except ye repent 3-e shall all likewise perish." an when a man lives a bad life cussing, swearing, lying, cheating: or it may be wuss now than that, an dies in the midst of it, we all spread the mantle of charity over him, an "he is gone tu rest," death like charity covers a mul titude of sins ef u can explain these things tu me satisfacture, i guess i shall hav tu ask u sum other things, specially sum things about this senses business. j Yours enquireingly, . Jim Xastick. We agree heartily with Senator Vauce in what he said of the crime against the people when the radi cals in the Congress sneakingly de prived the people of silver by de monetizing that standard of value. Frbtn the beginning of our Govern ment the people, had tx'o standards, silver and gold. The radicals slipped in a clause in a bill that wiped out silver and Grant signed it, not knowing what was in it. Vance is right when he declares that there 4never had been a rea ter crime perpetrated against the American people bj legislation, and that was saying a (great deal, for he had known some more infamous crimes of legislation, than robbing them of the value of their silver money" We are not discussing the bill in the Congress, but we approve ot what the Senator said in condem nation of the dirty radical game when they deprived the people of one part 01 tneir currency . Mes- Bath Budget. We have painted Bath and now call it a town. Mr. Joe Taj loe representing S. U. Fowle & Son, of your city, was in town last week. Mrs. W. R. Tetterton, Misses Bertha and Lizzie Ormond was in town last week. , The Bath Manufacturing Oompany is putting in dry kilns. Crops are, looking fine. Hon. J. S. Marsh is hilling corn. Some of our young folks, when they are corresponding with their sweet hearts close by saying: "God be with you till we meet again." This is a good sentence indeed. Our town dray is always busy, and is always on hand. It is rumored that the Roper Corii- pauv will put a boat on the tiver to " run in connection with the railroad, also a road from Pantego to this place. Let it come, let anything come that will improve our town. Be careful boys,- don" t let the tide rise to surround you when almost " Nothing personal. How about the young man that went nearly blind last week ? More love letters passing around. Girls keep them close. Balm o' Gilead. The warm weather has improved the crops in this vicinity. Glad to see Mr. R. M. Gaskill in the store of Mr. G. A. Spencer again. He has been quite sick for a week. We learn that Mr. A. Coffee, of Swan Quarter, is to take charge of the store of Spencer Bros, at Blounts Creek, while Mr. G. A. Spencer is at Ocra coke. Coffee has already made many friends in this vicinity. Rev. J. B. Respess preached at James Chapel on Sunday last. Quite a number of ladies1 and gentle men of Ilunters Bridge, attended church at James-X'hurch on Sunday last. Come again, we are all glad to welcome visitors in our midst. Yeatesville Yelli'ngs. The delegates have just returned from the District conference held at Williamston. They speak in the highest terms of the hospitality of the people in that place, and well they might for; they can't be beaten in North Caro-! lina. Crops are fine in all this section.. Seasons are good and the farmers are! encouraged. j Mrs. Dr. Plum Nicholson is very sick, but is thought to be better. Hope she will soon recover. Rev. Mr. Price preached an excellent discourse on the creation last Sunday. It was grand. There is more catarrh in this section of the couutry than all other diseases but together, and until the I last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced it a local diseease, and pre-, scribed local remedies, and constautlv tailing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable, science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. CIIEN EY & Co., Toledo, O. , is the only con stitutional cure on the mfuket. It is taken internally in dosee fiom 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. The offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars ana testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. 4 times NOTICE ! Who has lost two barrels of pork V There is two barrels of pork at Ilunters Bridge, N. C. without any owner. Any person that claims it and describes it and tell me how it has been gone notify me at once. W. II. XQR.ni, Hunters Bridge, N. C. May 29, At LIST YOUR TAXES ! I will be at the following places to list the taxes for Chocowinity Town ship, j At Chocowinity Cross Roads on June 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th. At Moss Mills on June 17th. At Blounts Creek Mills ou June 18th and 19th. J. G. HILL, List Taken Chocowinity, N. C, June 2 '90. 4t I invite your attention to a nice line of Millinery now being received, con- sisting of Trimmed and Un ti immed Pattern , Hats and Bonnets i ! In the leading shapes, and Mso HAMBURG and SWISS TRIMMING, Velvet Flowers, Ribbons J Silks, Velvets, Illusions, Crepe Lisse Veiling, ? Velvet Ribbons Crepes, Torchon Laces, Veiling, Corsets, Baby Caps, fec, tc, in endless variety fe Styles. SURAH IN ALL SHADES. We are showing choice styles in Lace Straw, NepoKtan & Leghorn SHAPES. ! If you should desire a 1 . STYLISH HAT OR BOIIIKT I shall be pleased to receive your or der, promising my best efforts to serve and please you. My long experience in business gives me facilities for serving my customers with Promptness andDis patch. The ladies are cordially invited to c ill on me before purchasing, as we take great pleasure in showing our goods. Trusting to be favored with a portion of your patronage, I remain, Yours very truly, ap!24:2m. MRS. A. E. BELL. Presents in the most elegant form THE LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOU8 JUICE OF THE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, : Combined with the medicinal virtues . of plants known to be most benefirial to the human sj'stem, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Ilabitual Consti pation, and the many ills de- " 'pending on a weak or inactive condition of the - KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is the rriost excellent remedy known to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Bilious or Constipated so that PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. . I ASK fOUR DRUGGIST FOR I MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. j LOUISVILLE. XV NEW. YORK. N. Y. For sale at Gallagher's Drug Store. Ky virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of tins county mad by ii. Wil kins. Clerk, in ihe case of J. t . Mor ton, E. W. Ayers, S.. T. Nic.ho'soniand W. P. Baugliam, against C. M Per nard, A. E. Bernard, Marv A. Bernard, W. S., J. P. and Mnry X. B.-rnard. McD. Bovd and Annie T and C. M. Bernard guardian ad litem for A. E. Bernard, the saine, being a specif l'pro ceedini f-r sale for partition. I will on Monday July the 7th, between the hours of twelve in. and one p. 111., offer for sale at Court House door in the town of Washington., tie following described tracts of land, lying and le ing in the State of North Carolina, County of Beaufort and town of Wash ington and that parr of said town known as Bonner's old part B. O. P., and the north side of Main street. First tract beginning at W. Z. Mor ton's corner on Main street and runs with Main street eastwardly about nine feet to the corner of the line of the building last occupied by L. Ii. Sis kins; running thence parallel to Mark et street to the back line which devides the lots fronting on Main and Second streets: thence with said dividing line to VV. Z. Morton's corner in .iid line; thence with W. Z, Morton V l'me-paiel-lel to Market street to the beginning. Second tract begins on the north side of Main street at. the corner of j the store last occupied hy II. II. Bright and runs thence parellel to Market streets northwardly to the back line, being the deviding line between lots fronting on Main and Second, streets thence with the said back line east wardly to the line of lot No. 20; thence with the line of lot No. 20 feet to the northwest corner of a piece of land pold by F. & M. Gallagher to Mathew Shaw; thence with 1 he northern Hue of that tract to .-the northeast corner; thence with the east tine thereof feet toMa'ur street, thence with Main street twenty feet to the e 1st lin- of lot No. 14; thence with the line ofj lot No. 14 to the beginning. Term of sale cash. If money u.jL p i!d r suffi ciently secured to the satisfaction of the Commissioner the property will he re sold at once, W. 15. RODMAN, JR., , June 12, -tiO. Commissioner Leading Grocery OX WATER .STREET. A XEW STORE 1AM) A LIVE MAX. The cheapest place in town for Seed Peas, i 14 TEH FiLL PL- Always on hand. Remember the place. E. S HOYT, Jit., Water Street. apl3:6m $100,000 TO :-: LOAN Parties desiring to borrow money in sums from $75 to $10,000, can set it on First Mortgage. Securities at once. Apply at once. W. J. CRUMPLERJ W. Z. MORTON, Jr. Lloyd & Daniels, b' MANUFACTURERS OF HA R N ESS AND FURNITURE Respess Street, Washington, N. Cowelis Old Stand. C. We are prepared to make or repair Harnesses in the most satisfactory manner, at moderate prices, on short notice. Making, gluing, painting, upholster ing, &c, of Furniture carefully done. GIVE US A CALL. . March 27, DO. tf. ' STO RE ill NEW NEW GOODS! i r i.hvV iiist onened a new store neat door to the Post Ofijce and proposed give mv customers every anv.-miaeu o Bargains. I kfep nil kmris of Groceries, SNUFF, 10BACCO AND CIGARS CAKES AND FRUITS, WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE, t i- - MEATS and FLOUR a Specialty'! COUNTRY PRODUCE bought audi . sold. I apl3 6m. Respectfully, WM. P.AKER. Washington! Harness Shop 14. Which won the highest award at the NEW BERNE FAIR Is Headquartersi for the BEST Hand Made Harness. j ! i ' - I am now paying closer attention to the Harness Business than e,ver before', and shall maintain my reputation for LOW PRICES I AND GOOD t-; WORK ! I : I' Piece woi k and repairiug a specialty, T. E. WARREN, Main Street, - AVahington, N, C ice to ! :'' We are fully aware of the Times being Hard, I ' , And money being scarce, and we pro pose to compete with them by selling at Very Low Prices. We take the adageasbeingatrneone: "a quick sixpence U better than a sloitf shilling." Try us and be convinced. Respectfully, I CIIAS. L. ODEN Cor. Main & Market Sts. N. B. FLOUR a specialty apl3:12m Dr. E. Gallagher, DEALER IX Celebrated Family Medicines, 'IS'. --. Fine Drugs ahd Chemicals, ! 11- SELECT L'OW I) ERE I) DI1UGS, PU RE ESSENTIAL OI LS, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS. Ti RUSHES, ETC. i T LINE OF A FUI: Druggist Sundries. 5TOur gmuls have been liought 3rLow for cash, and selected itli the greatest enre, and Will be oM at the very LOWEST PRICES J3 GALLAGHER'S DRUG STORE IS THE OLDEST Drug House in the State Established in 1840. Main Street, - Wasuixgtox, N. U. Just received a new lot of beautiful Watch Chains, Guards, Slides and Tips. ' 4 . - I am neither gone, dead or asleep. Come and examine my WATCHEsj PIS, STl'DS, SC. I cannot mention' all the pretty Statitlny awl (Sift S0iite I have. Come and see them. j. BELL, JR. Main Street. nov28 THE Carclina. Legal & GpllcUsg Agancy Washington, N. C EDMUND AMEXND ER, Attorney-at-L.aw, Manager. j l! - ' Prompt personal attention given to all legal business and to collection of claims In any county in the State by means of efficient! and reliable local agents. Guaranteea collection or re turn of claims. REFEKfexcES. Fourth National Bank, X. Y City, Fim National Bank, Phila. First National Bank, Balto., Citizens Bank of Norfolk, Banking Department, Petersburg!!, Saving and Insurance Co., of Va., C. M. Brownj Banker. Wash- ngton, j . u. Fees same as the Agency. Nothing National Collecting collected, nothing charged, unless suit ordered Information furnished clients free of charee. j ;i june27. Jeweln Jewelry BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE The best Salve injtlie world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum, F ver Sores, Tetta, Chapped ands, Chil-g Wains. Corns, and jail skin eruptions and positively cure Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. j J . , For gale by D. V . Bog&rt, Eat, Drink and be Count? Democracy, xamirviirvy. lhk tv uoie i en,i, EnivuvLu welcome iu Continental Bail Restaurant Ml are Served Alike with FINE WHISKIES, Always in stock-, gars and Tobacco . ; THE RESTAURANT servml by polite ami attentive servants. Room for the accommodation of atronf Apartments. MeaN or oysters served at all hours In f;)ct ) Vl , v conducive to thu coinlort ami pleasure 01 cuomers. c;in Im t,11Ul( Continental on Water Street, WALTER D. 914 Main Street, Richmond Va. Kimball De in Ii N. . . ....... -rr... ...... AUG A IN! KCiAliN ' 1 1 : I am receiving weekly pew : Import a lions OF Millinery, Flowers, ATS ATS? TC TC- jniucEs 3T RICES TO SUIT THE TIMES'! UITTIIE l lMESi ro EMRRODERY SILK; Krasene Filling - and l Etching Silki I ; I ALSO I i ,. I. IT EVERY K SHADE AND OILiiVcoiloiii l u VANDYKE LACE n cream and black, JERSEY MITh in creami, black tan, elbow length. Great - Reduction IN ABY CAPS ! No Humbug ! ! . j i I ! Everything Low Down For Cash ! xWs. V.E.Lipscomb. 1 1 May 22, tf. F. B. LEWIS, Liocal Agent "With W. G. KaufMax & Co.' Commission Merchants in rriss, Vegetalsles, Fraiti Etc. at & 38 Harrison Street NEW Y"ORK. i i . KefkrenIcks: ew York National Eichange Bank. N. Y.: Mattoon Nat iojial Bank; Mattoon. 111.; li. F. Poin de&ter, Norfolk, Va. :" T. II. Smith & Cel. Banker, Pekin, 111. (May 2!). tf.) -r-i 1 LD NIGK I .1 : I" Rye and Corn Whiskies Have been noted for their purity, age and flavor for more than 122 years and to (Jay ftill stand unequaled. There are four grades; according to age. One, tw, three and four years old. I Write forjprice list as we ship In any quantity desired. Best whisky for weak lungs in tihe world as it is absolutely mire.. I - J F Address j ; I ; OLD NICK WHISKEY CO., (Successors to Jas. Williams.) PANTHER CREEK, Yadkin Co. N. C. p?. WJ PHILLIPS, MANUFACTURER OF Fi rst Glass Buggies And Carriages AIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. SHOP ON MARKET STREET r r a - tin i I " ! ! - I ! lo) 12) Al 1 Merry; irte juisfjiuiury vj tl,r the Best the House , if,; WINES AND Bl-Ep also sin elegant lint- ot ail; up-plj, iiif mark Jet Read 1 11 io'MIl -,,,.! i, J ; ii . ' I Ut MHlin ililu B. W. BERGERON', V "I'Hetnr ! MOSES L Co U AKK Y 1 li tu LiARGEST LlNl UP PIANOS AiNO ORGANS Of any house in the South. Their stock c ,,,,,, jnly the best makes and their term ar" ...Vti 1 1. I 1 . . . r 1 I- A moutiuy or quarterly paynit'Uis. r r,j. ,ir guaranteed. . . Steinway, llardman,- Emerson. Oner. and other Pianos. i., t.- Kimball, Tremont. Gedney and itlKi Onr,, SiJEET MUSIvJ, And Everything in tin- Musical I.; ,,. GUT and VVIRE Sl RINiS for all kin i , struments sent by mail. Correspond no s,,!i . Catalogues fre- u " ALTElt J). MOSKS & r(l ! 9H Main StJ, Iticiun..,7i 'i Mention this paper. 1 ADOLPII COIIX RpHPrul rr..t C vvasningiou twice a month. )r,w. . Rocart.'n arill .... ; ' l p, " " ... v-V- , V pi I Mil (J I iU leillO i CLYDE'S NORTH CAROLINA THROUGH FREIGHT 1 OF STEAWlEf?S For Boston, Providiic N'ew York'" Philadelphia,. Norfolk, Ilichmoild ' Baltimore, and all points. ' NORTH, EAST AND W E-T. Steamers of this line lave HaltiriKf every Tuesday and Sat unlay 'at ti o"ii, " p. m. Leaving Washington every ! day and Saturday at" 12 .o'"cl"ct m. AG E N TS OF CON N E'CTI S(i LIXs - ': Reuben Foster, (leneral MamtL-er, !j Light Street, Baltimore. J. W. McCarrick, General Southern Agent, Norfolk. Va. Wm. P. Clyde, A "Co , Geiirral A suits. 12 South Wharves, Philadelphia. B. N. Downing, Agent, Pier 7, North River, New, York. Geo. E. Smaller, .Agent. 53 Central Wharf, Boston, Mass. E. M. Rockwell, Providence, 11. 1. . f L. B. Tatuni, Main St., liii-hnwiil. Va. : . S. II. Gray. Agent. New Heme. ': C. N. M Lawience, Agent, TarWu.X. C. J. J. Clieirv, Agent, Gie i)ilif,N. C. THHOLGH KILLS OF LADING Given at J the different oilices of il Company. . QUICK I1SPATCII AND L0W1T' RATES Guaranteed. Every facility offerer shif. pers at the new Warehouse .of.tlie Company, Pier 33, Main. fot of . . Gladden St., Washington, N.C. fiShip your goods by the Clyde Lh and insure Quickness and Dispittch. ' For further information itpplv above or to . It. F. JONKS, Agent dec-6-18S8-tf ' Washington, BAILEY'S CLUB IIEADQUARTEKS l'OU County Denioeraci UNION ALLEY Pure Winss, Liqlcrs Reading Rooms-Attached. PROOF OF. TJIE-- PUDDING! I Board at the Union Cafk. I do ii of. I'"1 Srry i' 5- pIRST-nLASS T) ESTA 1' R.OT I1 irst-Olass Hesta u ran 1 rP Meals served at all hours. Ousters m every style known to the culinary All who may--want anything n';n;-v line are invited to give me a call. G. II. BAILEY, FI'OPKIKTOK, i1 Wualiiiiirrcill. N.C- ROOM BE SURE AND SEE SPENCER Bros, Before you buy your DRY GOODS. PORK, FLOUR. Hay, Corn AND MOLASSES. faT They will give you some very 1 Prices. ' , 815.
The Washington Gazette (Washington, N.C.)
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June 19, 1890, edition 1
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