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RuXBOKO. N. C, SEP. 2Gth, 1394
For Congress, 5th District,
A. W. GRAHAM,
of Granville Countv.
For Solicitor, 5th District,
E. S. PAKKER,
of Alamance County.
OUR GREAT STATE FAIR.
Some Reasons why our State Fair Should
be Patronized and, Encouraged --Fairs the
Sign Board's of Civilization --Everybody
Should Attend for all are Benefitted.
The North Carolina State Agricul
ture Society, under whose auspices
the State Fair is held, was first or
ganized in 1852 bv a charter of the
General Assembly; For its support the
State gives $1,500, provided the So
cietv raise at least $1,500. Before
the war such men as Richard Smith,
of Halifax, John Dancy of Edge
combe, Wm. E. Holt of Davidson
and Chief Justice Thomas Ruffin of
Orange were presidents and promo
ters of the Society. During the war
the buildings were used as a hospital
for the wounded, and most of them
were destroyed.
In 1866 the Society was reorgan
ized with Kemp P. Battle as presi
dent. After three fairs the present
new grounds were bought and Thos.
M. Holt was made president. He
was succeeded in turn by Wm. G.
TJpchurch of Wake, Richard H. Bat
tle of Wake and last fall Julian S
Carr the present distinguished en
cumbent was elected.
The Society has been greatly suc
cessful. We think that no appropri
ation of our Assembly could lead to
more far-reaching results. Since
time immemorial fairs have been em
ployed by all civilized and progres
sive nations to promote business and
patriotism.
The Olympic Gaines of Greece
whose origin is lost in the dimness
of tradition were but fairs. To them
were brought not only the best exhi
bition of Grecian strength and man
hood, but in the booths about Olvm
pia merchants displayed the wares
brought from the Rhone and the
rich products of Asia and Africa. I
m i i . . , . I
ine political and social condition of
t'Vc v rious portions of the mother
countiy, of her farthest colonies and
of the barbarous nations about them
might be compared. Sculptors and
painters took occasion to exhibit the ;
finest productions of chisel and
brush; while poets and historians
read aloud in ali their freshness their j
immortal works. Such intercourse !
must have powerfully tendeu to
maintain the intellectual sympathy
which was the strongest bonds of
nationality among the sons of Greece.
During the middle ages fairs were
the chief means of promoting trade
and culture. So important were they
that German King3 held visiting ar
tisans and merchants exempt from
taxation, from arrest and any other
civil process.
Such were their advantages in
former times, and they have not lost
them to this day. Who could esti-.
mate the results of the Great Chicago
Fair? America learned of Europe
and Asia things which otherwise she
could never have known. Europe
learned of us. How great was the
international spirit evoked and cher
ished by it and yet how subtlely were
bonds of patriotism and national
- pride drawn, uniting North and
South, East and West of our own
country. Through it our country is
to-day more united and our patriot
ism is broadened and deepened.
Who then would be so short-sighted
and unwise as to say that our
Stale Fair has not been a great factor
in the development of North Caro
lina? The chief benefit of the Fair is the
meeting together of the people.
Could every North Carolinian con
verse on some favorite topic with
every other Carolinian what a trans
formation there would be. Success
, would be stamped upon "many an
enterprise where now is written fail-
ure. l ersonai contact uuu aauuuif
tion are worth volumes of printed
description. The greatest nations
are those which have mingled and ex
changed ideas with all other nations.
Exchange of ideas is essential to
-r-, 1 I 1
progress, f airs nave always ueeu
centers for exchange. The citizen
from southern North Carolina learns
of the progress of his brother of the
North, and the citizen of the East of
that of his neighbor in the West.
The product of one section is com
pared with that of another. All
visitors realize the possibilities of our
great commonwealth and the re
sponsibility of citizenship.
Every visitor too learns the geog
raphy of the State. The country
through which he passes, the towns,
the State capital, become matters of
personal knowledge and experience,
and his range of thought is broad
ened. At the Fair one sees North
Carolina's noblest product, her men
and women. From all sections they
come forming an unconscious exhi
bition.
Our Fairs have been the means of
introducing new breeds of cattle and
horses, new agricultural implements,
new varieties ot truits and many
new ideas arenerallv. Illustrations
are numerous. The peerless James
grape indigenous to Eastern North
Carolina after one exhibition was
carried to all parts of the State.
The playing of Football at Fair of
1888 was instrumental in elevating
athletic sports to a rightful place
of honor.
In 1S89 a Jute Bagging trust op
pressed the cotton farmers of our
btate. At our btate rair a young
couple clad in garments of cotton
basrsriiie took the marriage vows in
the grand stand of our Fair build
ings, showing to the people that they
need not be shackled by a trust, and
thus helped to break the force of the
Jute trust which went to pieces soon
after.
Last and greatest, our Fairs foster
that spirit of patriotism and State
pride winch is so essential to true
citizenship. As the Grecian games
were the bonds which united the
little Grecian States, so our State
Fairs may be the means of kindling
within our hearts sentiments of love
and admiration for our native State,
Standing amid the evidences of
boundless resources, seeing the fear
less step of a brave and loyal people,
watching her beautiful maidens and
gallant youths, hearing fall the words
of beauty and wisdom from the lips
of our native orators and statesmen
who grace our Fairs, could there be
one who could refrain from sayin
in his soul :
" This is my own, my native land.
FOUR SCORE YEARS AD TEX,
IS MR. AOCNIJAH TRUITTS AGE
STILL HALE AND HEARTY.
AND IS
Says He Never Felt Better in His Life.
Read the following striking testi
monial from Mr. Adonijah Truitt, of
Truitt, Takpoosa Co., Alabama
He says : "I was taken with a
severe chill in the vear of 1889,
which run into la grippe and heart,
liver and kidney trouble. I also
had itching rheumatism; in fact
was diseased all over. No tongue
can tell what I have suffered, and I
was under the care of five physici
ans and received but little relief,
My doughter saw vour 4 B. B. B. B's
advertised in our countv uarier. and
J X X 7
she sent and got one box for me. I
did not want to take it. I thought
Mr. Aoonijaii Tkctt.
it was like all other medicine I had
taken, it would do me no good; for
had tried so much and suffered so
long that I thought I must die, and
be done suffering on this earth. Bu
my three daughters over persuaded
me to try the 4 B.'s. I commenced
taking it and had not taken more
than a half a box until I began to
feel better, and I have taken four
boxes in all and am now well.
was ninety years old last August,
and can say tha Bragg's Best Blood
Balm has cured me of all diseases
have mentioned. I never felt better
at any time in my life. I owe my
lite to this grand medicine and ad
vise all sufferers to try it
If you are a sufferer do not fail to
get thi3 medicine immediately from
your druggist. It costs .but $1.00
per box, or six boxes for $5. "It ; is
purely vegetable and is tasteless; pu
up in capsules. One months' treat
ment in a box. If not found at your
druggist's, send to II;- C. Bragg,
Manufacturer, Connersville, Indian
na. For sale. by W, R. Hambriek &
Co., Roxboro. N. C. " " J
EDUCATION DAY.
I the Great State Fair A Orogressive Pro
gramme by Promineut Educators and
Friends of Public Education.
The committee appointed by the I
North Carolina Teachers' Assembly
to arrange and subervise a program
me for "Education" day at the State
air met in this city yesterday. The
date of this programme is Tuesday,
Oct. 23rd, and is proposed by the
committee to make it both interest
ing and conductive to good results
in the matter of popular education.
There were present at the meeting
rof. E. A. Alderman, of the State
University Chairman; Prof. D.-H.
Iill, of the A. and M. College; Dr.
W. Crawford, of Trinity; Presi
dent, C. D. Mclver, of the Normal
and Industrial School; Prof. W. L.
'otear, of Wake Forest College;
President L. W. Hobbs, of Guliford
College; Prof. Moffit, representing
Ion College, and Prof. E. P.
Moses, Principal of the llnleigff
schools.
The discussion of desirable fea
tures for the day whs earnest and
resulted first in the adoption of the
ollowing resolution:
"That an educational
Conference
be held m Raleigh on
T-i i
UeSQay, I
October 23rd, the first day of the
Wfnto Wnt- hu .-T,t:o nt on rr-
kjucvwr j. j. vi ku. 1""! " " ""ft I
geSClllg means ior UlUl easing lue
mpans for inprcniincr thf
iMih ii sf hm fnnrl in nvr h I )arn-
pUOUC bCHOOl IUI1U ill JSOllil KJOIV-nvod
lin a."
Prof. E. A. Alderman, was chosen
to preside at the conference.
The following programme was
ormulated :
Address Hon. J. M. L. Curry at
the Fair grounds ai 11 o'clock.
General conference in the city in
the hall of the Honse of Commons
at 7:30 o'clock r. m., for the discus
siou of the great question of "Local
Taxation for Public Schools" under
the following programme:
The importance of Public bchools
in North Carolina." Prof. K A,
Aldesman, of the State University.
"How the States have built up
their Public School Systems. Prof
P. Moses, Kaleigh.
"The Progre33 of Local Taxation
in the South." Prof. L. L. Hobbs,
of Guliford College.
"deeded Legislation to Provide
for local schools." Hon. Jno. C.
Scarborough, Supt. of Public In
struction, and Hon. Walter Clark,
of the Supreme Court.
General discussion will follow the
ftfldrr'SSf-s and nanprs on the suit-1
ects named with a limit of five
minutes iur eacn speauer.
ihe following resolution was
adoPted :
Kf-sn veil. That, all Educational
nstitntions that may find it practi-
rtoKIrt A Krt 4-. mr1rti I
Tuesday, October 23rd, a holiday,
and attend "Educational Day" at
tne State rair in a body.
A Good Thina So Keen ai Hand.
oome years ago we were very mucn
subject to severe spells of cholera
morbus; and now when we feel any
ot the 'symptons that precede that ail-
af.H .lifivrh etP
J I
one, i.noura anu iiarrnoea. rieme-
dy the very thing to straighten one
out in such cases, and always keep it
about. We are not writing thi3 for
a pay testimonial, but to let our
readers know what is a good thing to
keep handy in the house. For sale
by W. R. Hambriek & Co.
That Tired Feeling
Is a dangerous condition directly
due to depleted or impure blood. It
sliouldnot be allowed to continue,
ally liable to serious, attacks of ill
ness. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
remedy for such a condition, and
also for that weakness which pre
vails at the change of season, climate
or life.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best in
gredients. 25c.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our
memory reverts to the days when we
were young, none are more promi
nent than severe sickness. The
mother vivirllv romnmhera
that it was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cured her of croup, and in
turn administers it to her own off
3juug auu aiways wun ine Desi re -
suits. For sale hvW.R. .IhH.lr
J .1 hl .i ,
& Co.
Rev. Dr. Reid Dsad.
Rev. Dr. Frank L. Reid, President
UltCUOUUlU J.' cuiaic UliCgC, UiCU.
yesterday morning at 5:45 o clock.
The cause of his death was gastritis,
or wnicn Dr. lieid had a severe at
tack several years ago. He had
been ill only a few days and his sud
den and unexpected death is a severe
blow to his many warm friends here
and elsewhere in the State,
I Was Sick
Every day, suffering with stomach, liver and
kidney trouble, also from after effects ot tbt
Mr. B. F. Harris
(rip, with pain in my hack and limbs. Different
medicines failed to benefit me. The first dote
of Hood's Sarsaparina relieved my stomach. I
have continued and I am how permanently
Hoott'seures
eand. All pain has left me, my appetite Is i
IteU
ami
itS.
my sleep
and welL
sound and refreshm
a reiresaing, ana l am si
s. ah
I never enjoyed better healtl
HABJtia, -White Bluff. I
ennessee.
Hood's Pills oi"UrerUa. ae.
i)R. HATHAWAY & CO .
SPECIALISTS.
dtevnlar Graduates.)
give you help.
Are the leading and most successful specialists and
Young and mid
dle aged men.
Remarkable re
sults bave follow
ed our treatment.
Many years of
varied and success
ful experience
In the use of cura
tive methods that
we alone own and
control for all cls-
orutsfBui DWfl W IIU
- . . -' !IBa .GU, MHUD-
' -'veloped or dls-
jeased ergsns, or
jswho are suffering
sjfrom errors of
or who are nervous
,y8the scorn of their
, .pSfellows and the
contempt of their
frtenriR nnd com-
to guarantee to all patient. If they can possibly
be restored, oar own exclnslvo treatment
Danlons. leads us
will avoora a core.
weakness with a treatment that you can use at
home without Instruments? Our wonderful treat
HV01M"nrWt TVm't von want to Bet cured of that
ment has carea otnera. wny uoijruur j.rjr u.
CATARRH, and diseases of the Skin, .Blood,
Heart, Liver and Kidneys.
SYPHH.IS The most rapid, safe and effective
smedy. A complete (jure woaranceea.
sicnv T VST! ARTS of all kinds cored where
xany others have xauea.
TTJffWATirBAI, DI8CHAKBE8 promptly
enredlnafew days. Quick, sure and safe. Tali
includes meet ana uonoracea.
TRUTH AND FACTS.
w K.va cftRAS of Chronic Diseases that
have failed to get cureu ature luuiub ui utaer apeuiiu-
fitta and meaicai ini,iwi:.ca.
for You; Consult no other, as you may waste valuable
time. ODtaui our weauueu. at uuuc
an rhoan txfatmentB. "We cm
aSSVI
treatment. Wmuih. ""r,?"
nosta. A home treatment can he given in a maioriti
hv malL Thoroatrti examination ana careiui mug
of cTsesT Send fb? SjSpl torn Blank No. 1 for Men:
2o. 'Hot women; jo. Bior bKin unseats, .u t-om,
enoeanswercd promptly. Business stricily con
naensiau j-nxire treatment, e-ui: irec ,VW .
tion. Refer to our patients, bans and business men
Address or call on
DRjs HATHAWAY & CO.
aa i-a South Broad Street. ATLANTA. OA
Administrators Notice.
Bavin? onalifleri as administrator of the late
Mrs. Leah Dil'ahey. I hereby notify all pernors
owing said estate to come forward ana maitc
immediate settlement, and all persons holdine
immediate settlement, and all persons botdiBK
claims against the estate are hereby notified to
present the same ior payment on or Deiore me
12th of September, 1895, as this notice will be
plead in. bar of their rooovery.
rnis sept, ma, itm.
U. G. Clayton, Ad'r.
M. H. Garrett & Co.
General Merchants,
Roxboro, N. C.
We are daily receiving and opening
an entirely
I NEW STOCK
of General Merchandise consisting
in part of
DrV-lrOods
.Notions,
m
w,
Groceries. &c
whif h WC V? our friends and
"UOVvUlvlO .Till
sold a9 low ae
same goods can be bought anywhere.
tdWhen you come to town with
chickens, eggs, butter, wheat, corn
&c, come to see us.
George T. Thaxton and Geortre
Garrett will show vou every attea
tion desired and sell you goods a
cheap as anybody
Examine our new goods before
1 mt- . ...... it
very reapecw nay,
Af IT fiAPPTTTT A fV
I In Wtfhti hni dtnnr npvt nrtnr tr W
r. Hambriek & Co. 9 12 3
W. H.
oore
AT-
ROSEVILLE. N. C.
-o-o-
Tfi! VPPA;vJn(, u;H iilr(yA Tn
and "Winter stock of
Dry-Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Tinware, Boots,
. jf Shoes, and Gr -.
t ceries.
Hats; and Caps, &c, &c,
which will be sold
very low for cash.
SEED WHEAT,
I have 60 bushels of fine
seed wheat for sale at
Per JUShel. It yield 12
tO One SO Wing thlS year 101
me 'All thrOUffh it IS file an
I -
1 i? ai4-i j . i
f filth and 18 nrSt-claSS.
Call at W. J. Johnson &
Go's. Store. Roxboro. Look
at. it Jnr vnnrRPlf m- nU
W.-H. Moore, "
Roseville, N C
Child Birth
Made Easy.
, "Mothers' Friend" is a scien
tifically prepared Liniment,
- every ingredient of recognized
- value and in constant use by
the medical profession. These
, ' ingredients are combined in a
manner hitherto unknown.
"MOTHERS' rf
Friend"
"WTLJj do all that is claimed for
it AND MORE. It shortens labor,
lessens pain, diminishes danger
to life of Mother and Child.
Book " To Mothers " mailed free contain.
Ing valuable information and voluntary
testimonials. Bent by express, on receipt
of price, $1.60 per bottle. Sold everywhere
BaAsmsLD Rboulaxob Co., Atlanta, Ga"
2S2S
;hamberlaia' Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain core for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye lids. Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists. . .
' yto hossbowhess. -
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, core
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. : For sale by druggists.
en
-" E.B0NNER-& CO, -
Maple Grove Green-Honses,
I.XENIA, OHIO.
We- arei always prepared to deliver
immediately all kinds Cf plants,
bulbs &cj
Write for our catalogue, s make
your selections and send as : your
orders. I .. '.' '.-r--
Men
Look
iMice!
. Send your old clothing to the
HARRIS STEAM DYE WORKS,
I Raleigh, N. C.
They guarantee to make them look
new again for a little mone'. t
Agents Wanted.
Women and men, women preferred,
to canvass for a handsomely illus
trated, inexpensive patriotic book
A liberal per cent allowed.
f Address,
Women's 'Washington Book Agency,
Washington, D. C. .
The North Carolina
College of A griculture and
Mechanic Arts
Offers three Technical Courses :
The coarse in Agriculture;
The coarse in Science:
The course in Mechanical and
Civil Engineering,
and with each a good academic
education. Each course is broad and
thorough, and the institution is now
equipped for excellent work. Ex
penses yery moderate. Session opens
September 6th.
For catalogue, address
Alexander Q. Holladay,
Pres., Raleigh, N. C.
Leaksville
Woolen Mills,
Leaksville, N.iC,
Are still manufacturing the
peoples wool into Blan
kets, Jeans, Fancy
Bed-Spreads, Cas
simereS; Flan
nels, Yarns,
&c.
Write for samples and gen
eral information.
Take vour wool to
A. R. FOUSHEE, Ag'r,
. Roxboro, N. C,
and he will forward same
to Mills free of charge.
Leaksville Woolen Mills,
Leaksville, JNr. C.
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE,
"Wake forest, C.
A Christian College embracing ten
academic schools and the Profes
sional school of Law. A select
Library of 11.000 yolamea. A large
and well furnished reading room.
Thoroughly equipped gymnasium and
laboratories. Literary society an
surpassed in the South. No Becret
fraternities allowed among" the stu
dents. Free tuition to ministers and
sons of ministers. Loans for the
needy. Board from six to ten dol
lars per month. A complete system
of water works with ample bathing
facilities. ;
The Summer Law School opened
July 2nd.
Next session begins Sept. 5th.
1? or further information address
Rey, C. E. Taylor, President.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of an order ot the Saoerior Court of
Person conntrr issued bv D. w. Hra Jxhei Clerk.
in tbe 8pecifprot;oeding to sell land for jar-
Libiuii uiiuijietji t-.uueri. lub and oiaers against
the heirs of 1 Henderson Brailsher, I shall on
Octoher 1st 1S94. being first Mondiv. sell at the
CJonrt house uoor iu Roxboro to the highest bid
der that tract of land in said county in Bushy
r orK townsnip aajominsr the lnnas-oi u . o.
Hester. W F. Snipes. James Whitfield and
others, containing 99 acres more or less, it heinsr
tne iana owaea uy sin tea ami Natna lirausner
as tenants in. common at their deaths.
Terms of sale $100 cash, balance on a credit oi
13 months, wttb'bond and seourily at 8 per ce.it.
intcres.. Title retained till price iaid in full
This Augn6t23rd. 1894.
i T. CHESTER.
w w kitchen, , Com. of sale.
- . Attorney .
It's;
MULE
SENSE
To pay more for anything, even
if it isj a Coffin, than yon can buy
it ior at the cheapest place.
ED CHEEK
Has the best line if Undertak
ing Goods to be found in this
section, and his prices the lowest
If the painful d uty of baying a
coffin falls to your lot, be : sure
and see me and get- my prices
REPAIRING
Of all kinds "done In the best
workmanlike manner and on
shortest notice.
i - E. D. CHEEK. '
Columbian
University.
-Washmgton, C.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
opens Sept. 24th. Thorough prepa
ration for the College, for the - Scien
tific Scaool. tor the Naval and Mili
tary Academies, and for business, r
The COLLEUJi opens isepi. .
Full rlassicat and scientific coareea.
The College is open to studenta of
both sexes; "Jjntrance - examinations
on Sept. 21 -and 22.
THE COKCULiAlN suiiiiXN ur ii;
SCHOOL opens Opt. 2. - Forty-seven
professors and instructbrs ; twenty-
three fuli aepsrtmenis, i,wtsivc iuu
courses of study. Special students
admitted. - n
THE liAVV SLJriUUlj opens wet.
8V Twelve prolessors mciuamg-cwo
Associate Justices of the unnea
States Supreme Court.
THE MEDICAL SUHUOli opens
Oct. 1. The course is four years
Thirty professors and assistants. : -
THE DENTAL SCHOOL opens
Oct. 1. Seventeen professors. Un
usual facilities. The course is three
years. - -THE
GRADUATE SCHOOL op
ens Oct. 4. Courses of advanced
instruction are offered, leading to H.
A.; N. S.; C. E.; E. E.; and Ph. D.
For catalwgae desciiptiye of these
several schools address
Robebt H. Maktin, SecT
The Eaton & Burnett
Business Colleges.
Baltimore, Md.,
and Washington, D. C.
Are prepared to give their students
the benefit of Office, Bank and Count
ing house practice in all their de.
tails.
Long and extensive experience has
perfected facilities for the highest
development of Successfal Business
Men and Intelligent Citizens.
Weekly lectures on ommercial
Law Current Eveuts and Important
Questions of the day.
Shorthand and Typewriting courses
unexcelled.
Day school open the entire year.
tor further particulars call on or
address,
A. H. Eaton. Baltimore & Charles
Sts., Baltimore, Md., or
L. II. Darling. 12th & V. Sts.,
Washington, D. C.
jr. - v.i- . J iz.r
mm
A strictly liigh-gradc Family Se'Wing
Diactiiie) possessine; all modern
improvements.
Guaranteed Equal to the Best
r.lces very reasonable. Obtain them
from your local dealer and make
comparisons.
EL0BED9E MANUFA0TUB1M3 GO.
DELVIDERE, ILL.
Notice of Sale.
By virtne of an order of the superior Court of
Persn c-' nnty if sued by D. w . Bradoher Clerk
in the soecial Droceeduiff to sell land for divis
ion entitled Bonert Lea and others ex prote, I
shall on October 1st 1894. Deing first Monday,
sell at the court honse door in Uoxboro to the
highest bidder that tract of land in said eounty
in rsasny rum iuwuiitp uujifiuj.iiu hue tauuo u
li.C Hester, vv. F Snipes and others contain
ing 22 acress more or leps, it belnir the land
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