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aaaMaB(BaaaaMtaa1ia WASHINGTON GAZETTE PVASUIJ!iGTON C1TY letter BY H. A. LATHAM. , Published Every Thursday BOLD. ENTERPRISING, DEMOCRATIC ONE YEAR, ONE DOLLAR, IN ADVANCE. WRITS FOR ADVERTISING RATES. i?woii' a wtiHTn Atrpncv Places i rHE Gazettb in the preierren usioi kooo metn nrns. being one of two thousand selected from sixteen tbonand in the United States, and one of the thirteen chosen from more than two nnnorea in moron uaroiina. THURSDAY, MARCH, 28. 1895. WHAT THE LEGISLATURE DID. , I 1. It increased appropriations 155.000. I i - i 2. It created 3.600 new offices which have been filled with fusion- i.fa . i 3. It spent $223,33 per day to employ pages and laborers to wait n tha members, at a total cost of I $13,400,02 for ''help." I 5. It added two totally needless crimiaal courts. H Tt I pp. ted two men of small ability to succeed able and tried I statesmen in the United States JSen- 't 6. It let the public printing to a political favorite at. a cost of $581.- 8 more than the lowest bid. - 7. It adjourned in honor of i fed Douglass, and the Senate voted rlrtwn resolutions to adlOUm in honor of "Washington and Lee. 8. Ifref used to contribute a cent to finish the Confederate monument until the Big Five ordered it done to make reparation for the Douglass adjournment. 9. It turned maimed soldiers out of office to make places -for roDust negroes. s I 10. It made the A. A.M. College the foot-ball of politics; IU It trampled under foot every known parliamentary law in order to eet spoils for "reformers. - I 12. It permitted and directed an assault upon white members ny ne- ero door-keepers without provoca te tion or warrant of law. v . 13;. It set back the public school interest twenty years by partisan i hostile legislation. 14. It replaced efficient and learned men with untaught and incompetent officials, as emphasized particularly hv the retirement of Capt. Mason and the election of S. Otho Wilson 15. It permitted more stealing of biils'and more false records than, w ever before known in the his tory of the State. 1 6l It increased taxation from : 21 3-4 to 24 1-4. cents on the -,$100 17. It passed the most unfair and one-sided election law ever enacted - in the State. News & Observer. WHAT THE LiEGISLATUKE DID NOT DO. 1. It did not decrease the salary of any officer in the State. : 2. It did not decrease the fees any officers. ol S. It did not pass a law against trusts, but was the pliant tool of corporate power. 4. It did not decrease appropria tions. o. it aid mot stop any abuse or expenditure anywhere. 6. It did not stop paying unsuc cessful contestants or contestees. 7 It did not afford any relief in any way , shape or form to the toiling masses. : 8. It did not declare for free coinage , but " indefinitely .post poned" the resolution instructing Senators to vote for it. ? 9. It did not redeem its pleadges made to the people, News & Ob server. ' v! liatham and Cleveland. - Editor II A. Latham, of Washing ton, JN.t., ia so far superior to the ; we alwajs mention him first. Our readers ill remember that Mr. Lath- am and Lis wbi'e duck suit excited the admir..tion of the Fresident while he was fishing, drinking and bunting nn innr - Round ls,f war Tknr1nv v,o j m , m-' ui llig I k v iroiurub o jefi Dt inp 10 our state on ' the lighthouse U i der Violet, he stop- -pd over at , Washington ' to get glimpse of Mr. Latham. Bat the edi tor has recently married and no longer Idolizes the tyrant with the double : emu. ine wdiw ouck .suit was not I forthcoming, andpCleveland left for home miu-h 0isppointed. Raleigh : Progressive Farmer. Good morning, Ananias! Gazette DEVIL J :Dr. Talmage prays as follows. ""We thank Thee that the . Congress of the Nation has departeJ, and, that many of those who represented the people in public offices - will no more represent them. We pray that you will forgive them for the damage they- have done this Nation." Good piayer, doclor.; Now supple. ment your prayer -with a petition for I the Douglass legislature. A GREAT RELIEF IN COL US. ; Rev. 1). Farket Morgan, D D , Rec tor of the Church of the Heavenly Res: New York, writes November 13, 18 94 'I have been using a great deal of Fond's Extract for. the past year In gargling, as I find it affords gieat re lief in colds. "- Seeding atonic, or children who want bufldr inir an. should take N'S 1IIOA BITIERS. .. BROW 1 I ao OOVKRNOR o'FARRELL AND HIS GUEST JOE DANIELS AGAIN REMEMBERED JOHN E, MORRIS TELLS CLEVE LAND A JOKE ON RANSOM DIPLO MATIC COMPLICATIONS -PERSONALS. Staff Correspondent . Gazette Enough has been said about the incident in the Executive Mansion at Richmond. Gov. O'Farrel's mo tive was tUipbold Virginia's repu tation for hospitality. He did. not 1 . Deneve ine negro or nis coueagues had the bad taste to abuse his cour- tesv. The blame of the matter is tueirs, not nis I he silver service which is to De presented to Mr. Josephus Daniels, ex - chief clerk of the Department of interior, as a testimonial irom t.ue officers and employes of the depairt- ment, was placed on exhibition at the department today. There were very few clerks who did not take a look at it. It was univer sally admired. 1 nis elegant present is a testimonial from the higher salaried employees or tne Depart ment. Just before- Mr. Dan leis lert ne received a oeautirui cas- ket lined with white satin and filled with spoons, ladies, forks and nap- kin rings of solid silver a present from the messengers in the Interior Departmant. Last Tuesday the brilliant and versatile John R. Morris went with General Ransom to sc Mr. Cleve land in the interest of a friend of Mr. Morris who wants a place. Mr Morris told Mr. Cleveland a joke on Minister Ransom in the presence 0f the Cabinet officers and Chauncey Depew which made the new minister blush! It was about the old darkey ja Northampton county, who when ne neanj that that the President had appointed General Ransom to his present position exclaimed: 4 'De President has made gin'ral Kanscm a minister! I'se glad de Gin rai got a j0bt but I questions de policy uv making him a preacher'. In fac' I'se afeard he'll scandalize de church. I'se knowed de Gin'ral longer'n Mr.- Cleveland has, and I knows dis is a bad appintment" Mr. Cleveland, laughed heartily at this criticism of his official action. Yesterday the Cabinet discussed our foreign complications Without results. I have it from good author ity that Gresham asked for the re call of Thurston because he was trying to undermine Minister Willis. The Spain matter remains in abpyance, pending a Treply from Kpain,the understanding being that the government is making an earnest and sincere inauiry into the firing upon the Allianca, and that she will be willing to act'fairly towards this country. The Nicaraguan affa'r has lost considerable of its serious phase by the assertion of Great Britain that she will not attempt to acquire ter ritory in Nicaragua in case her de mand for indemnity is not complied with. A dispatch was sent last night to Admiral Meade which is under stood to have directed him to keep one or two vessels in the neighbor hood of Greytown, when the British warship shall arrive there. It is also-understopd that further corres pondence is in progress with Am bassador Bayard relative, to the position of this government, it being the intention of the adminis tration to enforce the Monroe doc trine to the utmost, although there will be no attempt to interfere with securing satisfaction for what is be lieved to be a just claim on the part of Gret. Britain. A revolt in India and the insur rection in Cuba will cause England and Spain to be more careful. The President ougnt to be encouraged by a united people to uphold the Monroe doctrine, in the broadest sense. Foreign powers ought not to own one square inch of this hem isphere. , General Wade Hampton has gone to Fayette ville,N. C, where he will be the guest of Hon Wharton Green for two weeks. En -route he spoke at Bentonville, N. C. Col. Wharton Green is still very pleasantly re membered, here where he was most popular during the Congressional term. Threatened complications in Mex ico will give Senator Ransom a chance to try his hand as peace maker -between Guatamala aad Mex ico. Judge Tourgee is going to star t a weekly paper to represent the Nat ional Citizens': Rights Association It will be published in Buffalo, and will be called the Bisii.J Judge To-urgte made Iiis first money out of a book lie wrote in wuicli he viliRd the people of N, C. He sunk this money in a publications: lie haa re cently made some more money out of another novel, and he is gettiag read to sink it too, perhaps. How ever, it is not our funeral. Income tax returns are pouring into the office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at such a rate as to make the income tax division a bee hive of industry and activity. Foreign returns and returns from MXd! ,tTl..vit-. New York and other centers mostly affected by the tax: are said to be coming is quits lively. Although the lax itself is not due until July 1, it is si. id 940,000 has already been paid in. . MOST I A! PORTA NT ACTS. Outline of the Principal Kaact- uieuts of the Oeneral Assembly - The following are the" most "impor tant acts of the North Carolina Leg islature. General Acts. To repeal the county government law. To provide for the election by the people of three addi tional justices in each county. To repeal the election law and prov'de for a new e.'ectien system. To provide for the adoption of school text bsoks by county boards of education instead of by the State board. To extend for two yearn the time for exchanging old State bonds for four per cent. To provide for aid of public schools by local assessmenta. To Testore 6 per cent, as the legal rate of interest. ' To fix the minimum rate of charges for selling leaf tobacco in warehouses. To create a western criminal court circuit of Buncombe, Madison, Haywood and Henderson tounties. To create an eastern criminal court circuit , of New Hanover, Mecklenburg, Hal if ax Vance, Warren Idgecombe and sev eral other counties. To require rail roads to redeem unused tickets. To aDDrooriate 810.000 to eomplete the Confederate monument, at Raleigh To define butler and regulate its sale also to define lard and regulate its sale; To prevent adulteration and misbranding of food and food products. To restore. Mitchell county to the ninth congressional district. To regu late building and loan associations, and provide for examination of their affairs by the State. To require the payment in cash on demand on all scrip, cheeks, duebills or other ev idences of debt Issued by any corpora tion. , , Charters amended : Of Wilmington, Raleigh, Winston, Morganton, Mt Airy, Edenton, Grea'nsboro, East Bend, Weldon, Southern Pines, Eliza beth City, Kinston, Chapel Hill, Old Fort, Mocksville, Concord, Albemarle,' Snow Hill, Margaretrsville Special taxes for counties: Cherokee, Jackson, Haywood, Green, Mitchell, Hyde, and Graham. Banks chartered: Burlington Banking Company; Mechanics' Dime Savings Bank, of Raleigh; Bank of Lousisburg; Bank of Granville, at Oxford; Wake Banking and Security Company, of Raleigh; Salisbury Loan and Trust Company; Bank of Edenton; Bank of Tarboro. 1 ' County road laws, giving taxes and Convict labor, for Wakei Orange, Lin coln, Randolph, McDowell, Bun combe, Clay. Graham. Railroads chartered: Morganton & Shelby ; Norfolk & Camden; Intram ontane; French Board; Soutbport & Western; Roanoke Railroad Bridge Company; Congdon-Broaddus Tram way Company; West Carolina. . Appropriation annually to institu tions: To the University, $20,000; to the white Agricultural and Mechan ical College, $15,000 regular and $7,500 special, to the colored Agricultural and Mechanical College, $5,000, to tix colored normal schools, $1,500 each, to colored normal school at Winston, $1,000; to the State Hospital, $100,000 for the Raleigh asylum, $82,500 re gular and ': $8,000 special, to the Goldsboro asylum $37,500 regular and $10,000 special, to the Soldiers' Home, $,500, to the Normal and Industrial School, $13,750 Tegular and $5,000 special, to the institution for the blind, $35,000 regular and $9,000 special. Railroad charters amended or ex tended: Charlotte Street Railway; Wilmington & Southern; -Atlantic, Youngsviile & Reidsrill; Harriman, Franklin fa Southern; Cape Fear & Northern. : - Insurance companies chartered: Feople's Mutual Fire, of North Caro lina, Stock Mutual, of Greensboro, Farmers1 Mutual Fire ' Insurance As sociation of North Carolina, Southern Manufacturers' Mutual Fire, Sorth Carolina Mutual Fire. Aho to admit the Farmers' Alliance to the same privileges as other . benevolent asso ciations in the matter of .insurance. Also to protect holders of . fire insur ance policies. Also to allow unincor porated insurance companies to do business in this State upou depositing $20,000 in cash, or fctate . bonds with the Secretary of State. Ex. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED. With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the dis ease. Catarrh is a blood or consti tutional disease, an J Iti ' order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the- blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure it i ot a quack medicine. It was ' pre sented oy one or tne nest physicians in this country foi years, and is a regular prescripton. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. 1 he perfect com bination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testi monials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props., To 1-do. O. Solo by druggists, price 75. U2II0N -BETHEL CHUfiOS. 31A..t:U 29, SO, 31, tS&ml J imir. tl a. m. Introductory Eeratoii iitT-. J. A. McKaughan. 2 p. m , Organ' on. Keportsoi r'abtoif coacerninfr thei woit s:"iup. m uitrauire lit our nomef Keri. J. R. Pace, a. JIcLeod. tuirt J. K HoweU. . 7:30 p m Sermon by Rev t. Hi-'eod. 3atcdy, :30 p m i evitiouai-4-xerciaes. Hev. J- it. race- 10 a. m -cur urphanage - Kevs J H. trlwards, J . tfcKanghan and J. K Howell 11 a iu. The BcricturaJ Idea of a Church Kf vs. J. W Powell aud J A; Mnnd?. 2p. in dow Shall a Believ er Ueci'.e bat fluirch to Join. KeTi J. A. ettcKauuhim. J: K tfowell, R. T Vann. t;j0 jh.Jhis-iou ork iu toe Bounds of !'-- Our Uuioi. ltev. ... K. Puce,-J. W. Powell Sunday.' 10 . v -imday School Mass Meet ing. 11 a ui sermon by . Rev. J. A.. . Mud dy. 7:80p.m. Sermon. . v Orinoco Tobacco Gunao is King of She Golden Belt. m. . 56 Simple. out of ten whenweare OUt of, SOtS our trou bles can be removed by that re liable old medicine, Dron Bitters, Which for more than 20 years has been curing- many people of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Ma laria, Impure Blood, Neural gia, Headache,' Liver and Kid ney troubles. It's the peculiar combination of iron, the great strength-giver,; with: selected vegetable j remedies! of true value that makes Brown's Iron Bitters so good for strengthen ing and ourifying the . system. It is specially good for women and children- it ""makes them strong and rosy1.'; - - Brown's Iron Bitters Is pleasant to take, and it will not stain the teeth nor cause . constipation. See the crossed red lines) on the wrapper. --Our book, '-How tf . Live a Hundred- Years," tells ail about it( free for Sc. stamp. . ; 60 Bxowm Chemical Co., ; . Baltimobje, Mix Ifa! - The following prices for - season 1895 will be strictly followed viz: ICE PER TOST $5,00. PER BLOCK 60c. LESS THAN LOCK, c per lb For the convenience of the fish dealers,, tickets will be furnished in ton lots or more at ton prices. The AbsT3 Price Are Fcsithel CASH CRYSTAL ICE CO. Loo if Acre items. What would have been the size of the Democratic tear if the party wreoKer nad sprained his necK Instead 01 nis sneer Two of tha marrlftfffls rpfprrd t.n came off on Wednesday, and the other Waits a sqorcwaiie. Farm work Is set back dreadfully by me wes weacner. . . ., -. - j' .. A Shingle mill has been located and is at work iu the dismal east of here. to work up the tough timber left ,by me i&oper dumber Company. A good many shingles are made in this place for the Beckwith market Mr. W S. Paul, being a , pretty, larg Duyer. .. .;v ? ; , Where the trees have been removed oy tne timDer companies, the appear ante is aesoiaie. rne timoer eone the money for it gone, every .light wood knot gone, the land injured, the Bipaii growm orosen and. sniveredce Dieces. and USUS lv & hio- mwvla Hip in a dry time on a windy day lata in the bcouu leaves iioiuinj; Dut oarri-nnese buu uoooiauon. ! Aurora Items; Mr. E. Tu thill was in town March zard. The Schooner Cobb lost her top. mast last week. Mr. . H. Lane, of Fork Point, was uy oaturaay. Our champion hunter, T. D. Ald ridge, was in town l3t week. "Mr. H. P. Bell, who has been quit eiBK wiw me pneumonia, is convalea" CtJUl Quantities of water and very little news. The Aurora Land Co. has a fine lot of poplar timber for sale. Kev. Dr. Johnson, a Presbyterian aivine, preached at the M. E. Church, March 24th. Little Pearl Whitley .the daughter of air. vy. 11. wnitley, of Kiver View, was severely burned 'last week. Mrs. w. tt. Whitley was terribly burned wniie putting out the fire. The past year the money front the truck croDS in this sent! more than from the cotton crops. - Any onejooking for a location fc irncKins or SLOCKraising would do well to examine our South Creek section before locating elsewhere, , - Miss. Annie R. home la3t week. Shavender returned Miss Lucy Shavender is over under the treatment of Dr. A. liehls. Some eye trouble. Your Washington correspondent has 6truck the right chord. Any one who will notice the map of U. S. will see that our section puts out into the ocean. We haye the warm gu f stream off our coast. The section is deeply indented by lafge bodies of water. These all conspire to give us an equa ble climate. Our means of transporta tion are much improved; why then should not this be a great fruit and trucking country. Some years ago Capt. W. H. Tripp twelve miles below Washington on the south side Para lico River paid considerable attention to fruit. His fruit was widely known and proved to be a source of consider able profit to him. . Ask. Your Neighbors about the cure made by Electropoise without medic ine or write for information! Free For sale or rent. Local testimonials!" ; John N. Webb, 728 11th St:, Wash ington D. C. . ' f I I s tr. - I Brown's W. J. CRUMPLER Has on hand and to arrive following brands of Fertilizers: IMPERTAL, 7 per ceu.. for Potat"es. -ALLEN'S, 8 pe rent, for Potatoes. - CRUM PLER'8, 7 vr cer t. for Potatoes. ' " ; .' CAROLINA TRUCKER'S, Am. 7, Av. Phos. Ac 7, Pot. Ac. 7. i CKUMPLKR'S STANDARD PREMIUM. WILCOX & GIBBS GUAUOS. . - - CHARLESTON ACID PHOSPHATE. ": KAINIT AND COTTON SEED MEAL. These will be sold for cash or on time at the lowest rate possible for first class goods Will be glad to see my old friends and new ones, also. ; Many thanks lor your liberal patroage in the past. " . - W. J. CRUMPLER NO MORE FIVE CENT COTTON! There is no farming on earth so profitable as raising fine tobacco man- . - I give below a paitialliEt tf prtmirent farmers whoused this brand, and prices obtained for tobacco. , W. J. Jiicksou, Winnerville, N. C C., 210 lbf., $6150 per hundred. 229 lbs , $95 per hundred M. F. Parham. Koeky Mount, N. Om R. L. Daniel, Rocky Mount, N;C, 600 lbs . $56 per hundred; 200 lbaM S62 218 lbs., $58 88 per hundred. per hundred. Geo. M. Tucker, Greenville, N. C, BIsco Pittman, Epworth, N. C, 631 200 lbs .,$98 10 per hundred. ( lbs., $38.09 per hundred. - ?v J. O. Bryan, Battleboro. N. C . 600 r G. A. Williams, Ringwood, N. O. lbs , $72.50 per hundred; 290 lbs, $83.- 800 lbs., 50 per hundred ; 700 lbs.. $55 67 per hundred. - per hundred: 100 lbs., $75 per hundred. Howard & Smithson, Battleboro, N. From 23 acres received $6, SOC MAN UFACTURED BY F. S. ROYSTER, Tarboro, N. C. For sale by - , - WM. BMBAW & CO. New Schedule. The Steamer Aurora will on and af ;ter March. 1st., 1895, run the . following schedue. MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS t Leave Washington Arrive at Baj side , Leave Bayside, Arrive at Gay lord's Leave Gaylord's Arrive at Aurora, Leave Aurora Arrive at Oregon Leave Oregon Arrive at Swan. Quarter Leaye Swan Quarter Arrive at Lake Landing 7.00 8 50 8 55 9.30 9.35 11.50 12.10 1.25 1.30 4.00 4.30 7.45 A. M, . n . c ( " P. SI. . TUESPAYS AND BATrjEDAYS. Leave Lake Landing 5.30 Arrive at Lake Comfort 8.00 Leave Lake Comfort 8.30 Arrive at Swan Quarter 10.00 Leave Swan Quarter 10.10 Arrive at Aurora 1.25 Leave Aurora 140 Arrive at Oregon 2 -55 Leave Oregon 3.00 Arrive at Gay lord 's 3 .5.0 Leave Gaylord's 3.55 Arrive at Bay&ide 4-3Q Leave Bays ide 5 ; i . 483 Arriye at Washington , 6.35 " WEfeNESbAYS.' . Leave Washington 7.00L Arrive at Bayside 8.50 Leave Bayside" " 8.55 Arrive at Gaylord's 9.30 Leave Gaylord's tj.35 Arrive at Aurora 11.50 Leave Aurora 12.10 Arrive at Oregon 1 25 Leave Oregon ! 1.30 Arrive at Makelyville 3.07 Leave Makelyville ; 342 Arrive at Scran ton . 4.47 Leave .Scran ton . 4 .52 Arrive at Leechville 6.00 A . SC. ( " - 11 P. M. ii (( it (i , i" it v A. M. ct P M. V4 it THURSDAYS. Leave Leechville 4.00 Arrive at Scranton 5.15 Leave Scranton 5.20 Arrive at Makelyville 6.55 Leave Makelyville 7.00 Arrive at Aurora ! 9.30 Leave Aurora 9 50 Arrive at Oregon 11.05 A Leave Oregon. ' ' 11.10 u M. P. M. it t . Arrive at Gaylord's 12. 00 Leave Gaylord's - 12.05 Arrive at Bayside 12.40 Leave Bay side 12.45 Arrive at Washington 2.45 ' Flag Station. The Steamer Aurora is a new and strongly built boat, pnited especially for this route. She is in command of thoroughly competent officers, and the patrons of our line can depend on the foregoing schedule (stress of weather and unavoidable delays ex cepted.) Very respectfully,1 J. A. BURGESS, Gen'l Manager, J. T. Kelly, Master. I : Having obtained a car lot of Extra ime White Seed Rice we are now Prering same at approximate cost off, $1. per bushel. " Apply to vi WASHINGTON RICE MILLS. tapr2,0, Administrators Notice. ' I have this dav qualified as adminis trator of the estate of John Colling de ceased, before the Clerk of the Superior Court. of Beaufort . county. All per sons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned within one year from this date or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. .All persons indebted to said estate are - no tified to make immediate payment. SEED RICE This Marcn i3tn. i5. Jesse B. Hill, Admr. of John Collins. A New IVlan in COTTON SEED! I waut 1000 ton of Cottou Seed and will pay the highest spot cash price for them. See' me before selling. Respectfully. ;' C. H. STERLfNG. , Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, aad all Pm ent business conducted for modcrat Pses. Our orncE is Opposite u. s. patert Omec and we caq secure patent in, es$ Uine han those Send model, drawing or photo., witli descrip-4 tion. We advise, if patentable or not, (re oil wuu6 vui m uut uuq ml paurnc IS secaTcu. 1 1 A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with1 post of aame in the U. S. and foreign countries ! sent free. Address, , C.A.S&MOW&CO.i t vrr. rni wrncK, Mf aaHIRGTOR, O. C f Build Up Home By Patronizing Home Enterprise." " MALLORY DURHAM CHEROOT CO., DURHAM, 3 .0., Are manufacturing as fine Cigars, Che roots and Cigarros.as can be found on the market. Their leading brands are "BELLE OF DURHAM." a dime cigar fei a Nickel, hand made, Havana filled. " BLACKWELL'3 DURHAM,'' a very fine Nickel Cigar, Sumatra Wrap per, long filled!, hand made, named in honor of Col. Buck Blackwell. "JULE CARR." a fine five cent Ci trar, Sumatra wrapper, . hand made, Havana filled, a rare winner. Named in honor of Col . J. S. Carr, Prest. of Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co. ''LITTLE SADIE," Clgarros, IQfor 10 cents: . - "OLD CHUNKS," Cheroots, 5 for 10 cents, the finest smoke out for the money. "OLD NORTH," State Cheroots, 8 for 5 cents, a hummer that always pleases. , Stick to home and send as your or ders. Special brands put up when de sired. Address MALLORY DURHAM CHEROOT CO., Durham, NiC. C. B. MeKEEL, Registered , Pharmacist. Makes a Specialty of Compounding Prescriptions and Family; Recipes, tNone bat the Purest Drug aud Standard Strengtht used. Also a full line of : - . - 1. PatentMedieine : And "- Fancy Toilet V Articles flf-Orders by mail from the Country and adjoining towns give prompt attention. Union Alley,; J. J. RAWLS, Prop'tor, At this Restaurant you can" eet Oysters served in any way known to the art. - .' V ; .'" Raw Oysters delivered: in any part of the city. Always -fresh and good. i . j - ..' W ' .' mm UNION Better result from use of fertilizers "rich in potash. Most fertili7 do not contain ers Sufficient Potash to insuiu uic - wuk, ; of the use and abuse of potash Thev are sent fra. It will cost you dollars. - ' UJtRMAW Large Supply of Jewelry, Silverware and SnediiH.. Careful attention to all Repairing m as cnean n onncieoTif & , auv , . r-..w wvuiguVUU WlbU CiUUU WOrjji .ye. thank our friend? w v v w UilbCi We trilSt that. a vnoTT K -- " Vt CAUTION, to-wit: Tha a.Mtr Die tlikt thA litii nun. nAiitnT T t fOTATOES. etc., should not fee acreage should be planted in all of pe FERTILIZED HEAVILY with in store the BEST FEfiTlLIZERS Pocomoke, Old Dominion, - v Farmers Bone, HIGH Grade Premium Listers, Crop Grower, -Lazaretto Acid Phosphate, Cotton Seed Meal, Lime, KainiL Farmers Friend, -f rices and terms up to Our Insurance AGENCY! The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. Washington, N. C, March 12,. '95'. - - - - LAY DOWN r w .... a ..- - jw-. ojoo utio cueapesi nuu Desc BeiecLeu nac "i furniture you have seen in many moons, call at our store. We sell ac lowest rates and on easy installments. Call at once. ; :.; ' ; W. B. MO RT ON & CO. 1 u EAST'S PATENT . VENTILATED " Potato Barrels; This barrelis the best. Has been 1 use f pur years throughout the South. A hundred thousand sold first season. Best testimonials from leading truckers in Southern State. I nave arranged to ' manufacture these barrels in Washingtoc, N. C, and will be able to furnish them ,at 20 cents " apiece in any Quantitv. You have been paying ; 22 and 25 cents. Encourage hom ' industry and save money by patronizing me. ; Bam respectfully, J. H. SIZER, WASHINGTON, N. C. Jfettraigic X't a And those troubled with nervovisnpsa rewiltlnt fromcareor overwork will be relivvwu tytcJcint ZJrown'a Jn Genntot Crops vy. i.iv- itticsc invest; are told in our books. atil nothing to read them, and th . ,. . ..... . . -j wui aiu.i wuhks, 9 Nassau Street v H Wedding Pr UliiLL, Xiio Jfiwelpr and patrons for liberal nairr,n,.. c- -v -.1 3 a: . '. ' ' H"wiitu iur uitenne'a :hh.v wnur.; in f. i- . " u" " . ' , KllyK, 1UBACCO, SWEET neelected. An avAraa- f ' . U said croDsnot fI t . the BEST GUANOS. v.-"T for said crops Relist ou? Klns of th Tt Tobacco Belt. H. G. Special. date -LUW. AND REST. - TASTELESS : IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts. - Galatia, Ills.. Nov. lCi3- ParisModtclneCo., St. Louis, Mo. , Gentlemen: We old last year, 600 bott.e SHOVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and ha boaght three ktosb already this year. In all penence of 14 years. In the drng business. H!" never sold an article that gave such nniverea. saur taction aa your Tonic xeurs truly, ' . rn . - ABJTEY.CiRR tv lavs iinni i r - a iiha a, aw I
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