Person County Courier.
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ROXBORO. N. C. Nov. . lfc88
Democratic Nominees.
NATION A I. TICKET.
For President:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
For Vice Piwider t :
ALLAN 0. THURMAN,
of Ohio.
ElectorsTor the Stte nt Large:
A M. WADDELL. of Nw Hanover,
y. N. STRUDWICK, of fringe.
Elector 5th District;
J.H. DOBSON,
of Surry,
STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
DANIEL G. FOWLE,
of Wake.
For Lieut. Governor:
THOMAS M. HOLT,
of Alamance.
For Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court -to fill the vacancy
eaused by the death of Hon. Thos.
6. Ahe:
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
of Franklin.
For Aso into Justices f the Suprene
Court under amendmeat to the CoP8ti
tation :
JAMES E. SHEPHERD,
of Beufort.
ALPHONSO C AVERY,
of Burke.
Tor Secretary of State:
WJI. L 8AUNDERS,
of Orange.
For Treasurer;
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
For Superintendent of Public Instruct
BIDN3Y M- FINGER,
of Catawba.
For Attorney Genera1:
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
nt Buncombe.
Eor Auditor:
G. W. SANDERLIN,
of Wayne.
For Congress 5th District.
JAMES T. MOREHEAD,
of Guilford.
"If yon want to keep your
taxes down, vote for Long, Hughes
and Yancey.
X3TVote tha straight Democratic
ticket next Tuesday and to the long-f
it day of your life ypu will be
proud of it,
Democrats stand to the front
on next Tuesday and lets bury Rad
iealism so deep in this connty that
there will be no resurectiwu for
it.
,yZf yon want cheaper clothing,
cheaper farming implements aud
cheaper every thing you need to live
on, vote for Col. James M. Morehead
for Congress.
ZarMorehead is in favor of lower
tales, cheaper necessaries of life,
mm
cheaper farming implements. Mr.
Brower is in Uvor of higher taxes
on the necessaries of life, now Which
will you take?
ms inriners, oeeu tins warning
ere it is too late. The Iiepubhcans
claim to be the friend of the farmers
and working people of this country,
but their actions speak louder and
stronger than their vrora and free
whiskey. Below we pnnt what ifr.
Thomas C Piatt, a leading Repub
,,wuw org, sua wis the
plan by which bis party proposed to
carry this election. It shows verv
phwuly what, the Republican leaders
tbink Qf the farmers. Read," think
ana cast your vote next Tuesday ac
cording;
Our farmers are easily fooled
have no aff0..flv. ...
. - r yj MinuianaH no
rua , sun otner, and will remain
-r t HUHticians. we oiust
;--o gole some and purchase others. We
have the names of 1.000 m-oh-
ist manufacturers, each oX- whom has
-Krwu o ooniribute f 1,000 t carrv
, the presides tial election nt iko
shall not lack funds to putchase the
. Tkw cold-blooded statement of ths
master manipulator of Republican
iheme in New York tidioatea ev.
actly I ho genraj lijttbod that itat
been pursued in tM iWliaeiitlal ft ,n-
t-8t" lt6 lawnert
or the coontrj caa be bought up that
rway iney ate a better glaju of peopie
than that. But, say friend, can y0n
trust a rrty tht fpeaki of bnyiug
your pi inciple ' a; it' it 'was on ly a
butibel qI corn or-wbeat? we tilnk nof.
Oar Last
With- this we close onr work
for thl9-cMrin . ere another CoC?
ktERvpri $hctioriwill be over
and somebody will be. beaten and
somebody will be elected As far
as this couuty is concerned we hive
good reasons to believe that the
entire Democrat tkkei will be
elected.
For two mo nibs past we bave
worked as best we knew how for the
interest of the Democratic party,
believing as we do in its principles,
we have endeavored to explain them
to the people of Person county, and
now await the verdict of the people.
We are confident that if the eood
and influential men of this countj
will look closely afier the registration
books, in each township, and see to
it that every Democrat is on that
iook, and then go to the polls on
uci lueeuity aim mm, eveiy
. rr j J iu . . , r
votes, we win uave an ore: wneitning
victory. Now friends can t you do
this, oh, won't you do it? It is to
rour interest end welfare, iust think
for one moment of the dark days iu
North Carolina in 18G8. C9. some of
t lt: l. n .i
ins same j.,euuuuius lijul Here
.i ti
i-nmnnn the nnrtv thfn am rnniiiim
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!t to day, can yon trust them aga:n,
no! a thousand times no!
We have given two months of our
nine, wo:king to keep thorn cut of
power, now can't you give two or
three d iys to help tha Democratic
nartv to success.
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Our candidates for the Legislature,
Messrs. J. A. Long, aud J. T. Yancey
have made an excellent canvass in
rlno (inn 11 1 w tTnow liaa ohnnn (U
blUD vwuwvj , luvi tie. f DIIV TT H I
Repnblican party up iu its true light
on every etump, aud proven to the
people conclusively that the Demo-
cratic party was the party of the peo-
pie, and for the people, and their
arguments in no instance has been
met ny a single itepuoacan. rne
uepuoiicni parij m una county is
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looking to carry this county for that
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party by the use and influence of
whiskey and falsehoods, and that
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aione. Lmocrats, and men ct rer
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sob c unty, ns it come to aucu a
pass that politicians can come to
your county and say "give me enough
whigkey and campaign lies and I will
gne a majority to oer party ' I
Ciin't believe it to be true; but thud
;s what the leaders of the Republi
can party in this county ore paying
and doing. e do not ask you to
take our word for it, but watch them
for yourselves and see if it is not
rue. democrats go to work us you
rhave rsver worked before ami help
us bury Radicalism now and foi ever,
If we all work till suu down next
Tuesday, tic'ory will crown Our ef
forts. Tbe prospect for the success
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uui iiwuui sou otaie iicKeis
were never brighter. Do you want
to bare a hand in over-throwing Rad-
iealism, corruption and fraud, if so,
o:n ns next Tuesday and work for
the succoss of the entire Democratic
ticket. We hone to meet von next
week with a broad grin of success.
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t& "CLR.eUuu buuib iit'puo-
licau orators warning the people of
tins county to vote against the Dem
ocrats, for they say if the Democrats
set control of th mvrnmnr thio
tim thae will tU HfMl u.n
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w - vj " i'imv iiua xixiko u 1 1 1 .
wage, au over mis
counrry. l nat is perfectly absu rd,
especially in t his County, where there
is no manufacturing industries,
Thet refer TOU to A lamanee ftonntv
where there are several larce cotton
iaciones ana says n tne Mill's
A. 1 a a
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becomes a law these factories will
have to shut down, to see the falsity
of their argument just read the fol
lowing article taken from the Ala
mance Gleaner:
When any one says that the Mills Bill
or any measure proposed or advocated by
tne uemocratic party, will lower wages or
have a tendency to lower wages, he does not
know what he is talking about or he ; is
willfllll misre resentin Th 1
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this county and of this section are in no
way benefited by a high tariff. Free trade
is an impossible absurdity. Revenue must
be raised' for the government. Not one
single thing grown or manufactured in Ala-
mance county is protected by the tariff,
The goods made here are made cheaper
than any 'where in the world. Neither
they, nor any like them to take their place,
re made as cheap in this world aS right
per' , ppr are they sold any where in the
world as cheap. The man who says other-
wise is ignorant or unmindful of tbe truth
he is practicing a deception either purpose
ly or because be knows no better.
jKTCol. Morehead ;s in favor of
the Mills bill which doee away with
the oaiousness of the Internal Reve-
nue laws: and hn!iKB i,A.M
and it takes the tax entirely off
tobacco. Mr. Brower says although
ha voted for theMills bill he, is . now
opposed to it and if m ftvor of the
Senate eobstitutesee article on " the
oat side of this paper entitled, The
Republicans and the Internal Reve
nue. Now do you want relief from
this infernal Revenue Jaw, if so then
then vote for Col. J. M. Morehead
for Congress.
tieth's Last. '
- This big the only opportunity thai
I Will have before-the 'ejection 1 wish
to Sty a' few things in the interest of
arid tor the Democratic party,' t. . it
yon see proper to give me space in your
columns. v"
WHAT ARB THEY DOIKQ?
I fiet appeal to th white men f
Person county to look and see what the
Republican candidates are doing in
this county i obtain victory.
They have been and sue doing this:
They are slyly using malicious false
hoods, plenty of free corn juice and a
drunken (half of the time) negro band
to t-erenade the town at nights and to
lend a soise to the public at certain
public speakings.
Not only this but the usffroes are
and have been abusing the white peo
ple of this county. Oh t yes, they sty,
''we don' i want to rule,'.' "we are not
in favor of civil rights," &c.
These assertions are simply and em
phatically "not so's," and the nrgro8
and white J..pubHcanS even
in this
county Kn0w it
Experience of facts have proven this
not to be so. What did Frd Douj;-
las. a necro Senator. do? He
married a white (and Gd save the
word) woman in the District of Colum
hi Thare are but few netrroes ia ihit
countv but what would demand social
LUUU,J "
equality with our fair and lovely white
sex if allowed by our true and noble
Woman and genuine .Personian sons
Where the neirroes have the power
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they show and demand tbeir rights and
claim the reigns of government.
If we white men lag back and give
wav to the soft head, white rat Inde
pendent Radicals the next thing wdiL
be the negroes will rise up snd say to
the Independents; "This is a Rpu li-
J' ' u
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tore get out lor we are going to have the
offb-es."
The white Republicans that are lead
ine the negroes say "we don't want
the color line drawn," "don't call us
the negro party." You doa't.eh! want
"Afield was the pensioner and that
dnnu Uv thf. nocrrnp with I j-rtann (in. I
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the mu3K2. lie one or the two. a whit
maarantgro. -Don't call us the ne
Uro iDartv '' If vou don't want to be
termed as such get out of that party
wno leads thkm?
No one can d ut that 8. P, Satter-
field counsels the negroes to "stand
firmly together and vote the straight
Rtdical ticket"' ''don't scratch poth
ing, poke it in straight," and the ne
Kruc5 uym UWUflU uia WIU
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niSMnt An tinhrotrpn front at. tit a rtollal
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on election aay. in acnance oi tneee
facts he has tbe audacity to bez white!
men to scratch the Democratic ticket,
to follow his load and vote with the
negroes, lam not turprised that be
hoa,J - commissioned to muster and
dnl1 e neSro torceu but it is lurpns -
,n' asP"ating and. outrageous tnat
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"o iuuiui icu iuc ucsivcg iu Obftu i
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firmly together aud vote the straight
Radical ticket," aud then turn to
white men and try ta induce them to
scratch the Democratic ticket and vote
for him, to follow his lead and vote
with the negroes. Ny more to twit
white men with the charge that they
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,rew""wl w-.muwiC prtjr au
i -m a.1 t- .r t a
airaiu io tote meir convicuons.
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v,uu mcrs ue tiny louser a uouuu iu
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ineminasoiwnitemen astowneres.
P. Satterfield stands? It is true he is
not a candidate for the general asaem-
blJ but ne ia doig 11 in his power te
Iu V the negro votes, ia the county,
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the negro forces toi
h ,eadar . rPnre4entativa of tha
negro pftrty in jergon county as though
he was th candidate for legislature on
that ticket, snd his personal friends I
who are thinking of piviR0. him a vote
are in fact heeding his advice and
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I t.ab-incr t.hoir rtlujta in t.ha nairrn Tn
.
1 appeal to tne wnite men OI I'irson
county by that sympathy which
constitutes the band of union between
honorable men Struggling in the cause
of freedom to throttle this -viper of
negroism by voting against the Radi
Cfcl CaDdidates
who are yelling " and
screaming with delight at the prospect
of its fastening its fangs into us forever.
fl C1 " Ji,tvw nuiko men anu
about 1.100 negroes registered ml Pr
son county. Which shall rule" the
county? the 1,700 wu-ite men oi .the
1,100 negroes? Which do you prefer?
It white men fail to be white men tbe
negroes will finally "lick the platter
clean,
Enough up m this point, though 1 could
I write for hours upon the subject, but
for fitr 0t crowding your space I Will
pass; on to a tew remarks of Eepubli
CJlu ruKiu North Carolina, the
''dark days" ov 1808-69,
l nat legislature contained, members
as black as the darkness of Hades, some
of them were men who-bad just re-
ceived thtr lilmrty from slavery and
Probahly who had never been from home
over 10 nwlrs before.
I these years of darkaess and vitu
Deration a scouudrel by tbe name of
Kirk, of Tennessee, played as a prom
inent character upon tbe political roe
tram, to the degradation of the white
people of North Carolina. :
When the Noithern carpet baggers
and scalawags were invading this
State the Raleigh, Sttanddrd, a Republi
can paper, in 1868 advised them thus:
"But wherever else you work don't forget
to go among the women. Go after the wo-
fnen then. And don't hesitate to throw
your arms around their necks now and then
when their husbands , are net around and
give Uiem'aphug. , They all like it.
Our exierience with female rcbst is that
with all their Bins tb-y have a vast amount
of human nalnre, and only want to have it,
appreciated to be the most loving creatures
imaginable Scalawags and carpet baggers
don't fail, therefore, as yon can vass .the State
to look after the women."
You, white men, who havo mothers,
Sisters, wives and daughters; you
young. men who.have mothers, sisters
and sweethearts, can you suffer this
contemptible party to get in power
again? .
Next Tuesday moroiDg before you go
to the polls sk your mother, your
swter, your wife, your daughter, your
sweetheart (as the esse may be) "shall
I today vote for white man, or negio
rule in ' North Caroliuaf" Do as they
say. Did your ever notice or think of
the fact that over nine tenths of the
white preachers and white nspectable
ladies of North Carolina were Demo
crats. CAMPAIGN BOODLE.
It is rumored that when Dan"
White the Chairman of the Republican
Executive Committee of the 5th D's
trict arrived in Eoxboro with his five
hunJred dollars of Boodle" corrup
tion money he wended hi way to the
Register of Deds offlca and there be
and Samuel PvSitteifisId locked them-
selves in for several hours and hiv
a
citizen of the county who might haye
had business in that office woull have
had to wait until Sam could "fix"' the
'boodle,'' If however he was as suo
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ceggful m manipulating the corruptive
fund, as he is said to have been in
manipulating the old. colored man,
Purnell Peed's Pension then his co
workers, iu iniquity will come out at
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e er.a oi me uom". it is
rumored that the old colored man re
ceived a check for about four hun
dred and fifty dollars for his bacK pen
sion, and that Samuel P. Sitterfieid
'fixed'' the matter up for him, and
when Sam got through "fixinc" the
old colored man very innocently r-.
marked, that he had thought he was
the peniner but he had just realized
the fact that Mr. Samuel P Sitter-
he
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(t6e old manjwas mertlj a witness
"J " v-wco m
the transactions, that he had heard
that witnesses wero required
ELI OUT LIBS EVEN PROTECTIONIST
A few evenings ago while looking
ver the mail I found an article iu tbe
Greensboro North Stae from R ocboro
d.ted October 15: h. giving an account
of Col. Boyd's ppaech, delivered in
Roxboro on tbe 13ih. - He is the letter:
It was rumored that - distinguished
orator and Republican Elector at Large for
North Carolina, Col. James E. Boyd, of
Greensboro, would address . the people of
Person county on Saturday. Oct. 13. at 12m
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j um at ioai nour ine court House Din -rang
and the Roxboro Brass Band bean to nlav
The court hons. whirb ha tliP nuritT
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to hold 1 200 people, was at once packed
with the hard fisted veomamrv of Person
county, ith an expression of anxiety beam-
rf
ng on their countenances. Promptly the
aisnnguisuea James uoyd, whose name
- - x ,n, accompany
bv manv Dromment gentlemen. entAred th
oourt room ami(J applause and huzzas for
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Boyd.
"When the oxcitemerit had subsided, Capt.
K' T S0'. Eletr f' hi Ingres
sional Zistrict, introduced CoL Boyd in a
very neat speech. Calls for Boyd, Boyd,
went up when his manly form mounted the
rostrum. S on nn nniisnnl BilAnn rtrprnilpri
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The aud;ence expected somethin2 bitter
,ori , T,t n. .;i
t0 r,t i:.; :i,i
i .itw caii vi ov v vi t uioiiiiiguioiicu gcubic
men: T. R. Glenn. Hon. o. 8 WinatH
jjon. W. F. ft&ide, G. G. Moore, Col. A. J.
Ilester and J. A. Long,
I "Col. Boyd, in a two hours' speech, held
this vast crowd with such marked attention
as was never witnessed here before. It is
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nopsis of this great speech. He completely
counteracted the effect of aU the Democratic
speeches made here. The issues were care-
fu,ly wvicwed and points fully explained.
0n the whoIe- ifc was the mcst convincing
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i,ic!iKiirfa nj I mr in l ti rn inr voqm
i Ah i co iciuatuauib uuai liiic UUWU III
ter the speaking. O d reliable Democrats
said, 'that is the best speech we have had
yU,.
"When Col. Boyd closed yon never he trd
as many, warm congratulations, Buch as,
"Boyd, this was a fine speech," "Boyd, that
j was the grandest effort of your life," etc.
Truly, withoutany exaggeration, this was
a grand day for Person county, and all hands
J Democrats and Republicans enjoyed the
i d--o. uup w nail, mm wiiu us
i agaija before tle electjoii. Come, Boyd,
yu Bhall have a warm welcome. Eli."
When the "court huse Bell ranu''
the "R.xuoo brass band" diJu't "play"
It was drunken negroes blowing and
making a terriule fuss on second class
brats horns, while a few white 'bosses "
stood ''uncovered'' and wondering
"what a dust we negroes raise."
I would hate. to be in our court
room when there was 1,2'K) in it com
posed ot "Puking Jim," the fear whiis
Rads of Person .and the rest negrots.
Not only would the windows nave to
be raised bat the roof would have to
be removed for any one to get fresh
air.. The court room will not seat
over 800 act he outside aud it was not
over two tmrqs mu on ina1; u ty. aii
the huzzahs for Mr. "Boyd co ne frm
Begroes only ' .
Mr. Boyd d.d not enter the cotrt
room acC'impinied by "'ojiny prorai
nent gentlemen.'. H- was only acoom
paniel by Capt J. T. Strayhorn..
As to bis speech it was a very slim
weak afEair for a man ot his intell
igence, and I think every white man
preseut became disgusted at his false
and msUnificant assertions an i at the
whacks upon the negru buss drum
whenever anything was said in denuir
ciatioa of tbe DcHiocmtic party, N
Democrat never said that" it was : the
'Kst nu)i vro hnvm fiaard vet.'" ."".
"Poking Jim," Col.; Jama X. Boyd,
may be truthfully called the v?B-rpa
Munchausen" of North Carolina. For
bis speech bete proved it. The falsi-,
fixations he heaped upoo the JDemo
crats would have even brought blushes
of shame to the cheeks '-Jonathan
Swift?'
. WHY CHAKOE TOUB KAKEt .
New a few words to "Eli1' and Beth
will drop' his quill. For the past year
I have noticed correspondence from
Roxboro to the North State under va
rious Non U plumet, though preaching
tbe same rotttu, contemptible and lying
Radical doctrine. All f these letters
have the same tone and I dare say came
from the same writer. I have asked
him to write under hs own name, ne
ret used, and changes bis name, like a
a man that has done scmeth"g wn ny.
from "ProteciiO' ist" r "Eli "
Next Tuesday g n th p h
vote s I hall and have udviMtd jou,
and the court, houg' win . re'n.-v-t-ei"
and-:l dirty. liBHlini- mort
hjuse rng will I e bv swept r.h winds
to ail quarters of the earth. I kindly
bid you adieu and say nothing mere as
the campaign is fast coming to cloee.
Yours truly,
Seth Rollins.
READ AND THINK.
Prepare your ballots, gentlemen.
Away with Morton, booJle and
all!
Blaze the way for Fowle and Holt.
Brave the danger and save the De
mocracy. If you want lower taxes, vole the
Democratic ticket.
Awsy with high taxes, saj the Dem
ocratic party!
Register in ordr that you may
vote toon and late.
Democracy first. Democracy last,
Democracy lor us all the iime!
If you want better times vote the
Democratic ticket.
If you want the war tariff reduced
vote the Democratic ticket.
If you want better wages, working
neu, vote the Democratic ticket.
' Cleveland and reform grow with
each rising and Setting of the sun.
If you want more money in cir
culation vote the D.-m cratic tick
et. If you want to break up "hurts'
and monopolies, vote the Democratic
tickrt.
If vou want to site white mn rule
this country, vote the Democratic
ticket.
If you want t lighten the burden
of farmers, vote the Democratic tick
et. If jou want the internal rr-venu-system
abolishad or modified, vote the
Democratic ticket.
Djmecrats, let no grass grow nnder
your fet between now and the 7th of
November.
If yeu want as economical adminis
tration of our pnblic affairs voto the
Democratic ticket,
Let us march to the polls on elec
tion day in one solid phalynx, if we
wish to bury "Radikil ism."
The outlook for the Democrats at
this time is simply brilliant. And
it grows brighter every dry Hur-
ah. boy 8, we've got 'em on the
runl
If yon want to see peace end pros
perity shine all over the land, from
every bill and dale, vote the Dean
craMo ticket. .
If you want to pro'ect your sacred
fi sides and wives and blue-eyed
children against the "torch and th"
dagger,'' vote the Democratic ticket.
Greensboro Patriot.
3T Remember that when the Re
publicans had control of this State
the last time, taxes were SG cents on
the hundred dollars worth of prop
erty, and now under Democratic
rule taxes are only 20 cents on the
hundred dollars worth ef property -
now which is the poor mar. 'a friend
Echo answers which.
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To our Fsiends and Patrons of the Star Warehouse ad to
the Tobaceo Growers of Virginia a d No th Carolina:
We take great plea? ure in announcing "that we kave associated our
elvs together under the rm j and syle of
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STAR Warehouse, which is s welt Hud fvortbly kuovn throughout the
entire tobacco section. Every department will be undnr the direct SU
j erqiior. it a memoT of the firm, and with experienced assistants.
Tiiis hou-e has or yr-t enj y-d h reputtin of beig the leading
Warehou-'e in the Danville market, and its record lor promptness, ac
curacy, huneaty, ir d alii gs and high prios is known to all men.
We commend onsinw w Mi the full determination and a p )sitive assur
Htve that there shrtll be no effort lacking on our part to serve jour
eviry iuteret aQd obtain tor you at all times the
Very Highest
For x our To Dace
. Our facilities and accoramodnti.-ns2re unsurpassed and in mery
respects superior to any in thi niirkct? We offer eveiy accommoda
tion ueediut lor bih m-ii! nd beast, so as to make tbe Star W art houfce
a comfortable home for ur patrons and learns while they stay in "the
city, and evt-ry ftt i ity tht c uld bs dired for hundling and sale of
th'ir tobacco. Cur lilit and sales room are all that could bepoesiblj
desired to show i.fl tobac to the very beat advantage. Webave tie
gant lodging rooms with ?epnrate :partments foj white aud colored.
We tit.ve two large brick stables built as near fire proof as they can
lc made, so the stock ot our patrons will never be left exposed to the
we ithtr. but wili be taken earn of comfortable and safe AH bggge
and harne-s are locked up and a check given for it. Our lot is paved
with stone asid is free fr u mud, even in the wettest weather.: Try
us ! We wi 1 do you right. If th3 last cent can be had for a pile of
,tobiC o the STAR will get it tor you. If yon wish lis to hold your
"tobacco at any time for h inore favorable market we will do 80. and
make you lilrnl advmeon it, holding it insured at our'ownIQOSt,
that you m y get the benefit of the most favorable market
HOGSHEADS
Will te furnlshei oa Application to all desiring to
SHIP TO US BIT RAIL ROAD.
We have ample storage room in on r lare, dry and airy basement
and tobacco is never le:t on the sles room floor to be pillaged ai4
brken to piects. We c;tu ea-Hy store over 500 hogsheads' and never
have to roll any packages in the street or wagoa yard to mker room
for a sa!e, not even In heaviest gluts." Consignments by rail are giv
en our spocial t'entio, and pmmpt returns mde for the same.
JOHN R HUTUdXNGS - has ben connected with - this house J2
yars and throughly understands the farm rs interest. C B KEE
SEE has heen lok kefc-p r with this hdusesix years atd will always
be found at bis post. CLEMP. COVINTGTlN has been connr-eted .
with tbin house one ye -r. nx " with as experience of -ihr Tfars aa .
th WHfphouse bus itr ss, Invited aH his friends to the STAR',' aud
p'eder;s htg best efforts to pri-Vnote their interest 1 , ; I
; Taking in consideration the fact that D mville is-the Ingest Jeal to C
bice market In the world and the "STAR'.' is the bestrquipped nt
has so many experienced men m"n for handling aud selling .your' tbbae
co, we fe l safe in saying tbnt Danville is the market and-the STAR
is the house to sell your tobacco. Danville will haye a big 'y," -
TOBACCO
N OVEMBER, 2IST 22RD & 23D
-v,; V'.'" . "... . ''V?-
J WO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND ' FIB TT l)OtLAllS wili
be given awy in premiums. We wili take tdesuria UkiLg tare of
and placing on exhibition any eampkssent to our cart.i 'ry'--i"1':
We cordiatly iuvite you to make the STAR . WAREHOUSE year
headquarters when, you .come "to- town. - -'t '"V:'-.;rT
You will always tind us at our post ready and willing to do our
duty and to promote the interest thf iUKredt nd . comfort of our
friends. " . . Very truly, jour fri;u; is, :
. , OUR ITORCE: ' JNO.R; H ETCHING S, Auctioneer;
CLEM. P. COVINGTON, CaawelK N. C; JJNO, B. ANDEFbON, t - -E
I MOiR; R-cki.igh .m 0 N. 0. C B K . ESEnV ta the offlje.
R. I FEATHER8TON '.. Person. H: C. JOB. B NjUElSONl- i . v
W. A. M ILLS. Pi? cv i van iiC, V v ; JO. ii C UAJSE Yt-1 iooi-maugvr.
We iuviit ail of oar tnends to the "STAK,'' f iiVPlUETulttS
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