Person County Courier.
nnvnhT)(t rJ f! Jnnft 12th. 1890.
TnePrimtiTe Baptist church here
.will soon be completed, and will be
,inite a handsome structure.
What are yoo doing to help, build
.upRoxboro? Kyerj citizen of Kqx
Wo should ask himself this question.
There i danger in impure blood.
There is eafety in taking Hood's Sar
sapanlla, the great blood purifier.
00 dose9 one dollar. "?
Rev.G. T. Watkins, who will leave
this fill 8 a missionary to China,
will preach in tho Baptist chnrch of
this place rest Sunday morning and
In another cilumn will ft&nni an
advertisement of Mr. D.iriiel.
offering some valuable property f-.r
sale in andriear ttxbnrn. 1'h-y prop
erty in town is very desirably catcrL
Mr. W. A. Clayton, who l:ve? neir
HflxboiO, informed ns a few d.yp
ao that a vtv.to snake about live
feet lot.fi was k.le;l oi. hn jduce last
wet!'. This must have l.en quite a
punosUf.
An writing or amiUinz to any of
r - i ' "
nr rtJvortiae.s. V'oa a til confer a
Javor on us by sayn g yon saw ! fieri
5(veit:sen:tMi! in the Ci hi Kir. Tins
Anil be apfoi'ci'fiJ ly the adve: t:sci
as well a the jnbliahe.s.
Just Received.
A li n:iJo;uf line "f C i ts and Pm?,.
giea joKt ivc'iMM-d, hi(.'!i wh are otter
ing at reriia; k:b:y lo-.v p;;ce . fume
io sue ua bff. rh b'tvinj.
PASS & Cuirciif.K
Who
Tho Kxloro JkuoWhII Club mel
and orgiii..,zcd lrtst.'liu:.vhv nighi,
electing M. .1. D. Morris Cipttiu,
tu.d M-. li. K. fvuig; S Ci entry and
Treasurer.' The boys say they are
now reiilyi to play-aAiy club in the
county. I
Your atfceutioa is culled fo the at
tractive advertisement of Sir. ( II.
lluuter, who lus opened up a grocery
Bt."re in the house recently occupied
bv Dr. 1. .. Morton. He asks a share
of your p:Hiooiig and guarantee
.priCi .
To the Ladies.
I am edling milliiv ry cheaper than
it wiis ever sold in l;xbro her.
We h iyo thr advantage of railroad
facilities i.ovr, and I ui,l compare
prices with ftuv market. Call and see
ny stck before boyin
We h.ne
rf reived the firt. nuoihrt
f t!:e North - Caroliurt luttUujencvr.
jmbliahed weekly at ttahigh, Nr. C.,
by lion. T. III. Jurnian, l ite Cohsip
to Tokio, Japin. It is a n-a', news
and well cdtj 1 p&per, and we wish
jr. much success.
For Sale.
I have two young horses for sale
They are bjjUi inrgood order, ''good
p mi:tHued and gentle, which 1 wi!
te'l oh-ap. Apply to me at Wmstead
Ho US'", Uoxboro, N C.
0. L- Patrick.
We must open a tobacco market i
Jloxboro thiB fall, and to m ike a suc
cess of this, we must have another
tobacco warehouse. Who will maki
the start toward building auother
one? Nowi8 the time, and it is dan
gerous to dtlay.
" j .
IVe are sorry to learn that an 18
year old son of Mr. J. T. Reag.in, o)
Berea, has inurelv lost his mind and
has been sebt to the Insane AsylumJ
The Oxford Ledger says that a sevrn
jase of tbe jgrippe last winter unbal
anced bis i mind, ' whidh has. been
growing worse ever biiice.
1
A new jupngiht Piano, full size,
even and oiit-ti fill octaves, beautifu.
rosewood case, all modern improve
fuenu.'.'7. l4re, rich aud full tone.
Warranted' live years with nice Btooi
and cover, lor; $250 cash,or 1275 oi
easy paytneul . The . Mobutu Mueic
Co., General State Agents, LyncL
burg, Ya. i Catalogues tret-.
The following aVe the Cents u;
Jn iucr alvra appoiuioU for Person
co.ny: Busy i'oik, D. V. Biad
elier; Flat River, J. Li. Chambers; Mi.
Tirzahy4li 0. FogleuiAu; Allensville,
ki. Wsijlarris; liollow'd, Jwhu A.
Batrd, Sr , Woodsdale, J. B. Burnett,
Cuninghaui'sJ. H. Pass; Olive Hill,
Thomas J. Carver; R-x'joro, L. C.
Pixtey.
Re have a mouse in .our office
which bur devil has succeeded
training to pick np all typEs which
drop on the iloorand imtnediatel
Tun bp the clothes of the compositor
and out on. his arm and holds up the
type so the letter on it can be eeeD
Then the compositor has only to carry
h:8 harld over ihe box. where the let
ter belongs and the mouse will drop
it in i'H prorer place, fe turning 'to the
floor to awa!t for artother dropped
ype. Nevjs a n d Observer. ' Wt
vould HstK like to borrow" tbaf mouse
awhile for the benefit of our prmtere.
Try MotriV; Worm Syrup.
..... . . -. .. . ,- -
. Use Morris Red O Lamp Oi',
FalMineorjeb6kiig stoa at Owe--Barbour
& Smith's, Osfoidi N U. 5
Full etock of farm tools at Owen,
Barbour & Smith's, Oxford, N. C.
; Carts are now 'going ab Pass &
Catcher Bros., at $13.50; railroad
prices". " '' "
The best Paiuts, Oils zvd Var
nishes, at Owen, Barbour & Smith's,
Oxford, N; 0.
'" Just recuved at Mra. J. A. Noeli'a
a beautiful line of Flowera aud Hats
whbh are being offered at low prices
.MoCormick Biudera, Reapers, Hay
Rakea and Mowers at Owen, Barbour
& Smith's, Oxford, N. C.
Waterbnry Watches, cheap, neat
and desirable, at Couch's Jewelry
Store. Call and inspect tbem.
Big sfock of vehicles; 15 or 20 dif
ferentftyles of .buggies and carts at
Owen, B.ubouj- -Smith's, Oxford,
X.C.
j Do you wftot a e,ew hat pr bonnet?
j If so call early, as the .beautiful line
tt Millinery ju9t received is ,oing
fast.
MR8. J. A. N.OjELL.
J. D. Morris je giv-irjg a nico jcur'ry
. omb with every package of his Horse
and Cattle Powders. It is a bargain.
I'i y it.
Lad'es' Piiseton8, Snrrieji aii(5 ?Uar-
riagos, bg stock, any grade or stjle;
s-oid and warranted by Owen, Bar
bour & SmitE, Oxford, N. C.
Owen, Barbour & Smiih, Oxford, 1
X. C, are alive to your interests if
vou wantte)uy IJ.irdware, Building
Material, Wagons or Baggies.
, Commendable.
All claims not consistent with the
higd chMructer of Syrup o! Fig an-purpo--e'y
Hvoide.i b tho Unlifornin
Fifj Syrup Company. Il acts gently
on the kidne s, liyrr: and bowels,
le insing tlie ystein eflE ctaally, but it
is nt a cure-hll. and icukts no pri-ten-aion
I bat tvery bottij vvi!l uot sub
efcntitlo. "For 'a long lime I had no appe
tite, was restless at night, and very
much debilitated. After taking imt
bottles ol Avei'j Nirsapardla, my
strength and appetite returned, .and
o;y health was completely cured."
D. M. Fibber, Oswego, N. Y.
Special Notice!
We have about completed our new
hearse aurf will. deliver coflins an
where withiu 10 miles of Roxh ;ro
free of change w1ilm the cHiii costs
m much nsi'i0 tnd upward:;. Oi)e
us a call.
R K. Daniel & Son.
A box of Ayei's Pill has saved
many a fit of sick no.-?. Whjsn 4 rem
edy dopa not happen to be within
roich, people are liable to noglect
flight ailments, aud, of couree, if se
rious illnesa f' l!('g, they have to
Kuffer the conscqneuces. "A siitcl--in
time saves nine'
Bucklpn's Arnica Salve.
Thk 13E8T Salts ia the world for
Cuig, Bruises, .Soi-e, Ulcers, - SultJ
Rheum, Fever Sres, Tetu-r, Chapped
flnd. Chilolaii'8,' Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, andip.isitively cures" Pil,
or u pay requiKd. It is gU'ran:ee,1
0 giy perfect diti?facliou, or money
refunded. Price ?3 ceats. per box- j
for 8l by R. A. Morton & Co., and
J. D. Morris & Co.
Struck by Liphtning.
A few weeks ago during a thunder--itorui
lightning trueV a house on M r.
Haywood Ruddei'a farm jq thib
ounry, in which MrT Dick Bowes and
.aruily were living. The shock
kuocked Mrs. Bowes out in the floor,
.ind the bolt struck his little child
Splitting its arm open from the shoul
der to the hand, the force knocking
it out into the yard, and also knock-
g him senseless, His wife recov
ered, and after a day so they thought
-he would g t over it, but last week
he became much woiee, aud last
bViday ' died from the ' effects of the
hock. The child is'etill living. This
is indeed a sad affair.
Hanged. Himself.
Last Saturd iy mornjng, the com
munity near Olive Branch, war
hocked to learn th.it Mr. Stephd'-
Melton, an old and highly respected)
citizen of that neighborhood, had :
committed suicide by hanging him
self. The particulars, as we learn
hem, i are as follows: Mr. Melton,
who had for a number of years been
it member of Olive Branch Baptist
church, dresed himself for church,
ind at about 11 o'clock left home, a
his family thought to go preaching.
It seems that be went to the barn
and got a halter rein which he hid
made of hickory bark, then went to
a strip of woods between hfs ouse
and oae of bu scpj( got on a stnmp,
tied the halter arotind bis neckband
then around a lirnV and stepperl b'S.
ind w he n f onqd aihort w bile; af ter-f
wajrd i)y two f ' bis gfandchUdredi
was dead. Nojpaose.is given for this
vet, as bis home affairs wer in a yery
satisfactory condition. ' Insanity must
have v been the cause. -Mr. Melton
was about 65 years
a good neighbor.
old, and
was
Personal. 7 V
Mr. O.. R. Cr.tcher went over to
Sonth Boa'tou last Tuesday.
Mre.J. A. Long and children spent
last Saturday. at)d Sondaf Vtn VLeas
barg. :."1 ''"C f '"""
We wore', pleased , to meet our
friend Mr. Young Thomas, ia town
last Tuesday. '. ... ;
Messre, Qv L, Patrick and M. C.'
Thomas spent several days in Dur?
ham last week, i - iK
Mr. A. R- Fondied left Tuesday
for Richmond, to replenish his sum
mer stock of goods. ' '
Messrs W V Kitchin and IT. A
Fonshee are attending Wake Forest
commencement thia weefr.. r r ;
Mr. Faulkner, , of the Lynchburg
Virginian, was in town last Tuesday
in tb.3 u.terest of his paper. r i
Mrs. T. N. Ivey left 'lust .Wednes
day for Charlotte, where ahe will
spend some time visiting relatives and
friends, ' J; : '4. : .'. i -: ,.T: -5;
We are pleased to note that Rev.
Rer, J. II. Lam berth is improving
quite rapidly now from his throat
trouble, ' "
-
Mr, II. C. Barnett went up to Mor-
ranton last Tuesday, to take Mr.
Monroe Yarboro to Uio Western I u
sane Asylurr, ;' ''
Mist Lizzie Wise who ha3 been .at
tending Bchoo-l at the Reidsvilbi Fc?
malo Seminary, hits returned home to
spend vacation.
Mr. Hall, of the firm of n&H t&
Fore, has moved his family to Rox-
boro. The Courier extends a hearty
welcome to them.
Hon. A. H. A. Williams and Dr.
A. J. Dalby, of Oxford, WjerOiia
town last Tuesday, attending the
Alliance apeakin.
Prof. M. G. Thorn -s left UstTacf
day for the home of his parents at
G irj, where he willspeu4 the greater
part of his vacation.
Mr. II. Field, who has the contract
on Mr. Long's warehouse, epenk Sun
day in Oxford, with hisTuHaSJy He
returned Monday, accompanied by
his son. -
Mr. R. W. Winston, ofhford, wa9
in toan last Tuesday, looking after
his in'eresta as a candidate for Judge
of this district. He will have a good
vote in-the convention from this
County.
Electric r.lttern. "
This remedy is beconMEg So well
kn-iw a titr po-tial -.r us t i.p-. d no
l:eiti meuijnr. All, whg tiijre'bseM
K ect'ic Uitei "i"g tho Sime.POBtf. of
piaise. A pureF -'inedi ino iloes uot
exist nod It is guaranteed, to do "all
;hati8 cl-iini'd. .Electric Bitteri will
cure ll listHSoa ot tin; Liver nd Kid
ny, will remove Pimpl"6, B 5ls, SaJt
llhftum and. other affuctions caused by
impurp bJool.- Will drive Milarjaj
trdiu thtf pysiem and prevent as well as
cure nU Malxrial fevern. For cure cf
lend .cue, C--nstip i! ion and indiges-ii-itry
Electric Bitters-Entire Batis-;
action guaruntced, or money refnnd
d. Pi iro r0 c's. and $1 00 p r boU
le at R, A. M'rf"V ' & Co 'a and
J . D. Morris & Co's Drag Stores. .
The Alliance Speaking.
Last Tuesday Mr. John is ' nun; o
C -is well county, District Lectnrer o'
the Farmers' Alliance, spoke in the
courthouse at this placer We regret
very much th.it our business and
professional men did not turn out to
near hear M. S mth. His object
was to discuss the jbtreasury Bill
ind the Farmers' Alliance orginiza
tion. It was quite nnfortnnate that
the meeting was set at this season of
the year, as oar farmers are quite
busy trying to save their wheat crop,
hence tbe crowd was very small, and
nearly all tbe audience were ; mem
bers of tbe organization. We hope
the nest time Mr. jsrnith has an ap
pointment here it will be at a time
when the farmers can attend, and we
hope that our business men will go lo
hear him. t
In regard to the organization going
into politics M. S.nUh said that they
VoubJ hot try to narne any candidate,
but their members "would try,' in -iheir
respective parties, to have men
nominated who will v represent the:
farm .Interest both 4n S ato, and
National legislation. " '
Taxes for 1890.
The . fdlowiBg - ordinances . .were
adopted by the Board of Town Q m.
ojfssioaers at their last meetings .
Ordered that", anybody- &.lg or
offerice for lfl ia theUimifs of the
towa of itoxnoro oy retail or piece less j
than a whole quarter of any. kind ot
fresh raeatt beet,. mutton, or other fresh
mat shsll iy a tnx of:.$0 00 ye-r.
LiceAaa to be taken out in advance for
not has than a quarter; and on the ap
plication of aoy suitable person to the
Board - ef Commissioners in 'writing
they sba'l issue a license to be signed
by the Mayor and countersigned by the
Olerkof the Board.: Any person., vio.
lating tbe abone ordinance by Belling or J
ottering ior saie apv. uesq meai oy r.
tail in the tovu hall he -guilty of a
misdemeanor, apd shall be fined $5 for
e cb offense. f-, , , -
-i Ordered that R A- Pass beappointed
list taker for'tho town of ROxboro.
. Ordered that Hotel license be 120.00
a year instead of $10.00 as heretofore
Ordered that licenae on liquor daalers
shall M $30.00 instead-of $20.00 as
hheret fore. - w --
Ordered that 33 cents on theflQO.00
worth of property and $1.00 on. tbe
mil. ' - ' '
Ordered that- any. persoa may pay aj
comriiatatiou tax ot Biventy.nve centsn
ner day id lieu .or worK on aireets ror
Ldays required of him to work, -- -t -
Is Consumption Incurable? , -r ' r
Read the following Mr. CX' H, ; Morris
Newark, Ark., says ".Was down with Ab.
scess Ofthe Longs, and frleoda aud phy
cians pTononnced me an incur ble cgn umov
ive.f JtJegan taking .IXrj' King's . New 0is
covferyfor Consumption, am ..now.- on
third bottle, od am able: o:- overseer the
wt rk my farm.. ; ; It is the finest medicine
ever made.1 i- ' '--;--v ' ' ''. i-- :f -:
Jesse ' Midctlewart, "Decatur, Oliin, says
"Had it not been for Dr 'Kuik's New Dis-
tvery for eonstimption I- would have died
of Lung troubles J-as given, un toy doctors
Am now in best of bealtb.' -Try it. , Sample
bottles irec at R. Morton & Co s. ud
D- Morris & Co' Drug Stres
Died . - U.
At her home, near-Allensville, last
Monday night, Mrs... Mollie GmtrV,
wife of Mn Abb Gentry., aged: aboot
30 years. '. She leaves a husband and
seven children to mourn their loss.
Rej, J E. Underwood preached her
funeral" Qn'Tueeday evening at Al
!eosvil!e,,and her body was laid to
rest in the church-yard.
At his homo m Person county,
June 6th, 1890, Mr. John Long, aged
78-year3. The funeral .was preached
at ljongs Chapel, .on Manday, the
0th ,bf W. Warren Broi Lone
was a consistent- member of Provi
dence Baptist church, and will be
greatly missed by ih church and
Pastor. He leaves a host of relatives
and friends to mourn their los?. May
the Spirit which gave him the yictory
ovr death, lead.them te meet the
loved one. in a better world.
On Jane 7th, 1890, at home in
Person county, Mrs. Ella i.Gravitt,
aged ?4 year?, Her funeral was
preached on Sunday, June 8th, by
Rev. E. J. Montagye after which he?
botly was laid to rest io the church
yard at Providence. Sister Gravitt
was a consistent member of Provu
dence Baptist chvrch. She leaves a
husband, infant biby, father, and a
host of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. .May the Spirit which!
uomforfed h.ir m life, sickness and
death, be their stay in this the r time
of rwced, and lead them gently to
meet the departed quo iu 'a home
home not made. with hand?"
W. E. Wabuek.
"Weak Women. -
The more sensitive nature of the
feui .le sex renders wo.men wnch'more
susceptible than naeu to those numer
ous i'ls which sprincfrom lacK Ot bar
mony in the system. The neryou
system giyjes away, sick heiddie i.
fnqant, the appetite is lost,, and other
illu.ent8 peccltar to the sex cause
great suffering. Hood's SursapurilU is
peculiarly dpted for such casa, aud
has leceived the most ratifyiug praise
for the reliel it has affoided thousands
of womtn whose very existence before
taking it was only mwery. It strength
ana the cWv 8- cojn s sick heidche
and inaigtUv, puufitrsund vitalizes
the lmQd. una- gn.tt reeuur and
healthy ucuou to evtry orgin in the
bndy.
Sunday School Meeting.
There will be a Sunday School
inieting at Providence church on the
5th Sunday in June, 1890. All the
Btptist churches in Person county
that belong to the Flat River Asso-:
elation are requested te send three
delegates with a full report fro :i their
Schools, as to members, oflicers,
teachers, average attendance and
amount coutnbutet.
pkoqkamme.
From 10 to 10:15 a. m, ReHgion
exercises conducted by II. H. Nich
ols. 10:15 to 10:45. Reports from
Schools.
10:45 a. m. to 12 m. The follow
ipg subject will be discussed: 4'0u
what grounds do tliQ'o who oppose
Sunday S,ciiools base : their opposi-
tionr" by Rev. E J Montague, Ruf?
fin WotnJy and Rev. J, II. Lambertb.
Int.'rnjjasion for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION
'1:30 Co 1: 45. Devotional excr-
ci8ed led S P. Gentry
. If 45 to 3. !he followitig qulory
will be discussed : "What great needs
exist in our day, for the tvi nday
School?" by Tt H. Street, II. A.
Foushce and.lievj G. T. Wtrtkms.
All speeches limited to 30 minutes,
and unexpired time -taken hp by
voluntary speeches of 15 minutes.
In the name of onri Master, wliQ?e
work we nieet to consider, let all the
people of God come together .-on tht'
day "appointed, - ' . -X
Brethren R. II. Dowdy and W. T,
Humphries will conduct the singing.
, , T. n. Street, Com.,
of Flat, Riyer Association.
A mio who- has practiced modieffie
for 40 years, ought to- f now salt from
sugr: read what he '6ay
' ToliKDo, O Jan. 10, 1887. -
Messrs F. J. Chenpy & Co. Gen
tlemen; 1 tiWeVbeea in the general
practice of medicine for roost 40 'years,
and would say that in all my practice
arjd experience J have jie vert men
a" preparation that I could ; presciibe
with much cenfidence " as I can
Hall's Catarrh Cure; manufactured by
you.- I have" presented it. a great
many times and its eflect is wonderful,
and would ".say in conclusion, t that
I have, yet to find a Cse of Catarrh
that it would not cure, if .they would
take it according to directions. s-
lYours Trolyy : viSS:!
' - h:L GORSUCH,I.Dw;i
- , " - Office, 215 Summit St.
' We will give 100 forany case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Hall's Citarrh Cure. 'Taken internally
F. J; CHENEY & Co., ' --
' ' - Proprietor-v
; , , rf Toledo, O.
"Sold by Druggists, 75cJ '
iiiltliif fl
has opened a full line, of, "X -vfv
Staple and Pancy iSroceri
in the store formerly occupied by. X)f; ULtA. 1
Morton iVl
, : i ou wru njm my stpctc .
and if in need of anything in my line callcn
me i , -
' ' - IS i
"Low lE'rices aaaA ' SqLare
You will always find in stock a good
supply oi
MEAT,'"" MEAL,
FLOUR, LARD, a,
' SUGAR, COFFEE, . -
SYRUPS,
- We have a eomplete Kne of Canned Goods,
luiib aruuiea ana - i 4
Fancy Stationary
Yon will find.
Mr. CHIP BARRETT S
here clever, polite, andal ways' -ready to
waai on you. , t -
Dou't forget the place fe find . . . ;
C. H. HUNTBR.
LjnicliDiirg Durliam
Schedule. ,
SOUTHBOUND. .
Firtcliss Ddly , Mon.
Daily Ex. Sun. VVd.
and Fri.
LEVAE . P.M. A M. A. M
Lynchburg 5 40 6 00 "7.00
Daruiid ' 5 50 6.05 7 03
liipomb. 5 56 -6 12
Lone Jack . 06 6 16 7.16
ftustburg, 6 15 6.35 7:53
Wiaiall .6.26 6 43 8 12
Wodlawn 6.39 - 7 07 8.54
Hicksoo - 7 17 9.00
Naru.ni jfj.56 7 37 843
Brookneal , . 7.11 . 752v 10.00
Clatkton 7.28 814 1218
Nithaho ,7.39 8.26 11.35
Lenniff 7 48 - 8 39 J2-10
Crystal Hill 7.56 '8 46 . 12 33
Houston S.17 O il l.igp m
South. Boston ' 8 30 9 45 1.32
Black Walnut 8 46 " 53 3 16
A. & D, Jnnc't 8 56 10 05 3 37
Woodsdale 9 14 1024. 8 67
Ar. R jxboro 9 35 . 1100 4 15
-04CTb BOUND,
First-clifs Daily
Tuesi
Thnrs.
Daily Ex.. San.,
and Sat.
Leatk . A. M.
Rxbtio 7 80
Woodsdale' 7 52
A. & D. Junct. 8 08
Black Walnnt 8 24
Sourh Boston 9 20
Houston . 9 34
Oryttal Hill 9 54
Lenniu 10 00
Naualie 10 10
Clurktmi JO 23 ,
Bf'onkne:! 10 83
Namna 10 55
(lii.kson .
P. M
1 35
1 57
2 15
2 27
.3 24
358
4 25
4 32
4 42:.
4 57
'5 19
A II.
7 00
7 23
7 53
8 08
- 9 25
10 00
10 80
10 40
11 00
11 25'
- 12 80
1 06 p M
1 30
2 00
2 30
3 00
8 14
5 44
5 54
t 04
6 26
6 36
tf 53
vVoodl-twn
Winfall
Ru't'urg
Lone Jaek
L'pscomb
11 13
H 28 1'
11 39
11 54
11 57
6 57
7 04 S 27
"7 07 3 30
Darpjid
12 04
Ar. Lynchburg 12 20
W. N. MITCHELL, ,
Snpt;. Transportation.
WOOTTON'S
PATENT
WIRE TOBACCO HAHGERS
are ths TDest, simplest and
cheapest wire hangers
in the markets
CORE THE JJMvtS OHLY.
We cla'm that these hangers are cheaper
than any other: are detachable, aud any
number can be used per stick; insure a uni
form burn of tobacco: more tobaeco can be
cured per barn; tobacco' brings better prices;
docs not bruise: stalk is not cured, savin?
juel and time. Any barn can be used.
Sample sent with parachlet for 5 cents post
age, - inquire tor them ot your storekeeper
agent. It tney do not keep them send to
us. ;
Price per 1,006, "With sticks, 5.00.
Pric por l.OOO, hangers only, $4.50.
Send cash with order, or goods sent C. O. D.
AGENTS WANTED!
TOBACCO HAKGEtt WFQ CO.
Houstdn, Halifax Co., Va.
IRON
FENCES :
GATES, POSTS,
GUARDS,
every description.
COLUMNS, -SILLS,
" LINTELS,
GRATIN8S.
verandas,
stairs, .;
crestings,
.t - TOWERS.
Write for'
' -r Catalognca. ;
ilake5:Notice. 5
KOBTH CARoLlxi, YDS. WM. MEEKlTT,
-:ii--Vv-'rr,-;--ii-.'v - In behalf of himsolf
r FeEgen Coiratr. ' 1 r snd otlx-r ereditora of
lKotieeinrentgr'Bliir J- C;jB BOOKS, dee'd,
J. J. BROOKS, Administrator of JXCC O
Notice is hereby eiven to all oar lies holding
fctaims against tbe estate of the late Jno. C.
urooKS to present mem properly aatbeuticateit
to me at my office In Boxboro on or before
Tuesday the 10th of July, at which time evidence
for and agatnxt each presented aiHl aatbentieat
ed claim will be heard and the ttnal accounts of
of the defendant alroiniBt atortaken -
Done at office ia Boxboro this May 26th 1890
" J N O- O. P ASS, C; S. C. '
ft-.-;.;!,! ; 3 r" - d . . , v
NEW GOODS, AraACTWE AIIDCHEAP
: Ten aays spent in
ties ttiuLuii": tne ,
AHUFACTURERS, 1PPQRTERS JOBBERS
enabled me to learn rthe styles, qualities
ancl values of such goods- aslarei; pequir
ed by my customers, and I -flatter my
self tlra
fleet credit on our town and coijuity. In
Mm
aud many other linesrI have -bought
largely of Importers direct from V
Enpnd
the great aentres of production and fash
ion. I will not attempt to enumerate
the various kinds, namdd, brands &cr, but
all have a
to examine my stock. Now .that the i
Rail Road is a reality I propose from
this time forward that
OWE &OLLAR
shall buy as much inJRoxboro as in any
other town within a radius of ; fifty
miles.
Pa
I have added handsome Chamber and
Parlor Suits, to be shipped on the flrst
train. . ;
With a guarantee of fair, dealing, and
competent and polite Salesmen I hope
to merit the patronage of the public;
Very Respectfully, . ,
. J, A, LONG,
RoxbonvN. O.
Tobacco Season of 1890 !
GE MEABY IN-'EDffE...
T".v
STICB?FOB
The SNOW STICK
.. 3ryearsl, 1 r
GET THE BEST !
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON NEW
AND WORTHLESS IMITATIONS! :
:. The: MODERN BARN complete ofiera
the best plaii in the :Wbrld.toicure and
handle Tobacco; The next : best thing is
the MODERN BARN STICK, bn - tier
poles in the log barn.
liberal discounts given to-tJi Farmr
ers' AUiancer;' : ' J"
Send for copy of oiir new iPtrateiJ
, ..tie,, Northern r Oi-
: 4 it! :r , "v?.
rm
p.
Germany and France
XjOCt S-IiT.
"has stood, the test
w. h;. snovv ;
High Point, N;,
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