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: Eaterei according to Posts! Rt-gul
tions, at tb Puswrric. t Roxboro, N
C. , s second class matter.
T B.MERBITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Btilwro.N.C.
Prompt attention given etb UecUo of
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
, Rnxhoro. X, C. . i
JOHSW.UKJklUM,
ATTORNKTiAT LAW.
HUhboro.N.C.
rraetiee 1 beenunUsof Alamance, Caswell
Dtirbaai, OuHrwJ. Grant and Pwwn.
mtNCKB B. iPAMH, j
' ATTORNEY AT LAW, V
Wilf attend tba Court i, of Person coimty reeV
larly. Will ale attend tb Federal Court at
4rotb0fa. . ' '
AT TORN ET ATI LAW j
I Tsneeyville. N. C. .
"Will attend tbe Courts of rereon
larly.
ty rego-
JJ B. BOONE,
ATTORNEY AT LW. ;
j ..,"'' Jtoxboro.N. C. ' f
Speelal attention lTn to collx-tion fit claimt.
C. . WITCAD, . J.K.TKRKY.
yiNSTKAP A TEBttY,
j ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
"' Roxtnim, N. C. '.";
Prompt attention given to all bunini entrust
ed to them. . ' r
IOBhUT C. STUCHWICK,
, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-wl- Inrhara, N.C
I Will atteud the Court of Ternon county regu
Irly. .
A.
K. IIKMfc:UUN, ' i
" ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TaneeyTllle, X. C.
TTUl attend the Courts of JriMu regularly.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
. IIU1s1jw,S.C '
Prartiree I tb Count ie of Caswell, Dtirliam,
AuiU.Hxl. oraBK" and terw.
PRACTK'INU PIIISJLJA.
ioxboro, X. C.
I to the citizens o
Trffesinal airie! ofl.,:
KoxLm.hu al mrruttudinir fi
1U, J . T. rtiLLKtt.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN.
: v4aw.a ( " .... j "
Sound at uiv onice at J. W. Hunt out ' .
shop, or at my residence, winch is the old, Ha.i J
niat lull iuc uourw ...-..g
Jarnett. '.
Jarnett. - ; ; - - .
1 A rl',T?XrI',C Oltaineil tor Mechanical
1 rji lO livieetCiinpminds,le
- . ..i i.i.lii All iireliuiin;irv exanunuliou:
UNDERTAKING.
I am prepared todo fnderta'.lvg in nil of its
bra none at all hour. ' Keep cMMtantly tf hand
WOOD and MEUUC CASES,
also Burial Koes for Gentlemen, Ladies, and
children. Oniers by tslegrapU or letter proiiipt
v atten.1' I to. shop next to Ir. .Cole s Drug
Slore, lip stair. Besidetw-e on Wilson,! a doors
Wi B. BAINES,
Dral. r III j
Gro erles, Boots, Shoes,
v- ' ' and I
i
lOBAC.t.O. v
, CIGARS.
LIQl ORrt, 4o.
, : , X.O. CORN. I
. siul thr
ORATOR NCCTOR
r RYE WTOSKEY3.
The latter i a sjnperiar brand. None beltt'r on
the Market. (Hi comer of Street leading to
tar Warehouse. IAS V1LLK, V A.
,KtblMu4 1S4U.
WWt CAKSpH ijCO.,
Iirtcrti hikI WIi1sh1o Delre in
HARDWARE.
ii. R. 4'iiu..u, ) . . 0tMr ' &
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RICHMOND, VA.
Uf" Prompt ntU'Klinu 1o orlei
Roxooro Hotel,
A. R FOUSHEE.
Hoxboro, y ('
Go(l ;iccmunbdaUons for
CHAlcGES MODERATE
4.vrett & n White,
ZE1GLER SHOES
FOR - ! i
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nd OPrOSlTfi Vlarte!
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It Will Positively Cure
Bad Hreatii
Nothing iaeo unpleasant tunt breatb, sen
erallv arisinz from a disordered tomacb atu
and
can be so easily corrected
by
taking Hiiniqobs
Liver Regulator.
JAUNDICE. '
Simmons Liver Reanilator soon eradicates this
tiseas from the ytem, leaving the skin clear
and free of all impurities. -
SICK HEADACHE.
The stomach imperfectlr dtsrestinar its contents
cause severe pain in the head, accompanied bv
disatrrettable nausea. For the relief and cure
thU
distresaiag affliction' take Simmons' Liver
ox
Regulator,
MALARIA. ':,
Person living in tin unhealthy loaclity mar
avoid all attack bv occasionally taking a doee
of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the liver ia
healthy action.
RILLIOUSNESS.
One or two tablesDOonfuls rellev the troubles
incident to billiou state, such as nausea, dizzi
bad taste in the mot(th.
ness, urowsinees. mstim alter eat in sr. a bitter.
ALCOHOLIC POISONING
Simmon Liver Rerulaior counteract the ef
fect of alcoholic poisosiiaic. Bv its use the torpid
liver is aroused, the nerves quieted, the srastric
disturbance carsecfed and intemperance preven
ted
- YELLOW FEVER.
The Regulator baa aroven its crreat value a a
jemedial agent during the prevaleuce of that
terrible scourager5 Simmons .Liver Regulator
ne.ter fails to do ail that is claimed for it.
COLIC.
Children suffering with Colic soon exnerience
relief w.-u Simniins Liver Regulator is admin
istered according to directions. Adults as well
as children derive' great benefit from this med-
CHILLS AND FEVER.
There is no need of suffering any longer with
hills and fever, ttimraomt Liver KemiUtor noon
break the chills and carries the fever out of the
system, it cures when other remedies fail. -
DYSPEPSIA.
Thismedicine will posit ivelv cure vou of this
terrible dueaset it is no vain boast, but we assort
emptiaticaiiy what we know to be true.Sunmons
Liver Regulator will cure you.
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Most of the
disease of the bladder oricriuate
from those In thf
if kidneys, restore the action of
the liver fully, nl both the kidnevs and the
blander will be lestorea.
OTTake only toe Genuine, which always has on
Sold by all i
firugghsta.
HZEILIX,
St Q CaCFUI. ABTICUEaVaV
BEAOTirtH. Floral Chomo Caaox
CHaoue (URoa
DANVILLE, VA.,
ItJMlS.T
. AND DEALER IN
l)iny:, .
l'atent '
M.OtUCUlcB,
J)VC -
Oils,
Variiiste. &c ,
Invites' special ntti btioii t his
HOME MADE
Condition Powders,
WIIPH ARE GOOD FOR
IIone; . i
Xatth -
' : s Sheep,
'; Ilojfft,
i nd are
Sar
Preventative of
Chkkeu
C holera
THE TESTS OF
4b YEARS
PROVE BEYOND DOUBT
THAT
IS
THE GREAT HEALTH KEEPER
THE RELIEVER OF DISTRESS
THE COMFORTER FOR PAlN
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE
AND A FRIEND OF THE
FAMILY, WHICH SHOULD
ALWAYS BE AT HAND.
EVERY DRUGGIST keeps
am
THE GREAT CURE
tAa 1 la tti ail the palnfkl dissaes et
KIDNKYS.LIVBR AMD lOWUs.
a) Oat eaaaea the dreadfal KMif whlfleJ
ttl u nwnss ua sj siwn ox IM MTU peim
aioiuy we -rumma or
THOUSAMDS OT CASES
of the mnt fcrna of taie tsxrible
benejdly i'U a. ntsMiil
i
rlRFIGTLT vURID,
race, at. uoruoa r, aoiaar
M. in i iii pi in mi iimii
WlXrBICHAByjfloyCo..rtlnatmTv
On tlx
aLj
PerpyDavis sramKiller
n Ti i n
ler
rerryuavissr
Carlylse -and Emerson
- ! ' .- -
A bale firrkinil-d in the night
By night a blhze, by dy aiclotid,
Witb flame and smoke all England woke,
It climbed so high it roared so loud.
' ; ' i ,
While oyer Mansttchosettts pine
Uprose a nliite and steadfan star;
And many a night it hung unwatched.
It shone so still, it seemed so far.
But light is fire and fire is light; ,; -And
mariners are eial fir tbtrse.
The torch that bres( along the const.
lhe stars that beam above the seas..
ANOTHER SCARED MAI7. .
Mr: Mulklttle'wentlnW tBe"conn-
try fo dedicate a churcb. fflie boy
did not accompany the minister. He
pleaded and begged . he employed
hie mother as counsel who argued
the case, but the verdict was against
theyoungtter. . I
"No," said tlie father, "I have cut
my eye teeth in letting you go with
me. You al ways get me into trouble
and the only safe plan, is to leave you
at home."
Shortly after the good maVleft. to
compensate the boy for hiajdisap-
pointment, his mother granted him
the privilege of - going down town
alone. This was indeed a liberty.
'J'll run away," he thought, 'and
have fcome fun. I'll go away down
the j iver and watch the men paddlo
around in the boats, and go to the. fiv
ery stable and see 'em kill rats.No."
after a moments reflection." that
wouldn't be right. It would b treat
ing ma wrong after she's let me go
out"
He went to a cotton warehouse,and
was much amused by a monkey that
sat on a cotton bale. The monkey
grinned and the boy laughed, and
the warehouse man came around and
asked the boy if he wanted a mon
key. Yes sir," he replied. "Give him
2e.nd njt take him home and
feel him till be gel
an.
,'You may take him,' Baid
He':
s in the way here. I've been
trying to give him away for a dav or
two. Here lead him by this string.
He vron't ft jfr Tfflli , imfcOH
The boy went away with analac
rity of motion, the natural outgrowth
of enthusiastic childhood. His moth
er was frightened when he reacned
home, and wanted him to turn loose
the ugly thing, but the. youngster
held on to his prise, and begged so
earnestly that he might retain the
animal that Mrs. Mulkittle finally
acceeded to his wishes.
He pla'yed around the house to the
infinite delight of his littls sistetand
v hen4 tie organized a menagerie in
the parlor with chairs arranged for a
cage, and went in and stroked the
animal with that air of pride which
boy a think showmen have an inher
ent right to exhibit, Mrs. Mulkittle
and the little girl applauded with the
enthusiasm of a pleased audience.
After awhile the monkey rebelled
broke the string, jumped over the
eltairs and ran from the room. The
showman and audietce followed,
but the animal had dif appeared be
fore. Jhey reached the door. He had
Hcumpered up the stairway, and had
bounded into a room and had taken
refuge behind a trunk.
The bov searched around the yard
aud called the animal by affectionate
uames, but the monkey did not res
pond and the poor showman turned
to his sympathetic audience and
wept with that sorrow which at no
lime of life is more genuine than at
the opening doors of existence when
a child, after every hope hal been
Chtsed into nothing, bows his head
a iu gives nimsen. ui lo tne otiier
nessof woe.
L ite in'tlfe evening the Rev. Mr.
Mulkittle returned from his sacred
mUusion. He did not return alone,
for the Rev. Peter Mailer accompa
n:ed him. Mr. Mailer live in very
i retired part of the country, where
I the old log ' church, near the free
KtoneKprmg. is stilt the community's
ta:icluti'y For forty years the ,old
I r aher has preached the gospel unto
men a KOpel which, m its beauty
and purity, can be delivered by tUe
in e Sweated ag-spel which may not
w.th strength combat the great foe
it iro i clad sci nee, but which with
geat'e hand smootUa a pillow where
t'ia dying may rest his head, and
lwok up to his sorrowing friends quiet
and with a faith born trust, so peace
ful and so smiling. i
This was! Mr. Mailer's first visit to
tli i-v. He had held back from
sudi association, because, ss he af-
(ir;-.ietl. the dev i delighted in the
crowd 'and longed for the time when
he could plunge the rural preacher
uin .ii.l HiH-n set imouUv. He
had. however, lward much of Mr
Mn'kittlHS mety, that uport being
ured, he agreed' to enter the city of
sin.
'Pa, said the boy, after t'B cere
ihony of intrvHinetion had. been en
acted, ma let me 6 down town to
day, and a man scavexue a raonk-
ROXBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1
VVillie- Idou t
want any iof your!
foolishness.' '
But I wanter tell yon that I brought
the monkey ;. -.. :.'
'Hush, my son. - There is an elder
Among us who would speak.' j
This is your oldest, I re:kon,aid
Mr. Mailer. 'Yes I thought so. My
n, you are. of course, an apt schol
ar at Sunday school. I have taught
many a little bo like you-many a
one. Who was thro wu into the liou's
dent' '
The circus man," the boy replied.
'Willie!'' shouted Mr. Mulkittle.
Don't scold him brother. No, it
was: Dariief. Who - w the ;U.t
man?'
"My pa.'
'Oh, no! Solomon.' ;,J.V"
Was it Sampson that pulled up
the gate posts?' asked the boy.'
' 'Yes, Sampson h
, 'He was bad wasn't he V
'No, he wasn't bad.'
'Could he pull this house down?'
'Oh. yes.'
'I'll bet he couldn t.
v 'What do you iriean,1 shouted Mr.
Mulkittle. "Leave this room. sir.
Brother Mailer, I" will show vou to
bed.' I
Tho 'old timer' followed Mr Mul
kittli .Hcd d :;ot Iik!&uch ceiemony.
prefenng even in a strange bouse, to
find hi,s own way, but he yielJed.He
was shown into the room where the
monkey had taken refuge. j
'Good night,' said Mr.' Mulkittle.
'May your dreams to you be as
pleasant as your comjvmy has to
me-'
'Good night, repeated Mr Mailer,
and may your rest be undisturbed.
, Mr. Mulkittle went down stairs and
Mr. Mailer walked around the room
looking at the pictures.
'Ah, Lord, what a change. Broth
er Mulkit.le is a good imm, but here
uuder his roof do I see the evidences
of worldliness- I should not be sur
drised if the devil was lurking among
these vain things. Ah, Lordand he
u to disrolie. :
he had removed all his cloth
W'henw'VJibat which a country gen-
ing exceptiecessary for bed pur
.llsian saWsaaMsJfcPiUeat ttyfAht near
the btd. to pray. Just -as m squat
ted, the monkey aroused from sleep,
hopped out and jumped on the old
maiL
'The devil:' he howled, ar.d'bolted'
for the door. . . J
The monkey sprang upon him and
seized hold of his night shirt.! Tne
old man rushed down the stairwav.
The monkey hold to the seat of his
drawers. I
'I'm lieset bv the devil fihe old man
yelled when Mu'kittle rushed into
the hall. T-Get out of my way,''
He threw the door open, leaped the
fence and galloped down the street.
The monkey as much frightened as
the old man, hugged him and bit his
neck. " 'r- ;"Mvv " '';. . ' .
W hoop f exclaimed the old man as
he turned the" corner. Mulkittle
followed, but could not persuade the
the old man to stop. ! "
Te police seized .the. old gentlemen
and deenite protestations took him
to the station ' house, where, he re
mained until the following mbrnin
when he left for home.fully convinc
ed that the devil had appointed spe
cial agents to catch every preacher
who so far forei himself as to Renter
the city'--Ark nmw Traveler
Nicholas is an Editor.!
Old Nicholas, who alter the ad
journment of the legislature as
sumed control of the weekly Bull
Tongue, attended the Arkansaw
press convention recently held at
Hot Springs. He was elaborately
dressed in a pair of checkered trous
ers and an excursion duster and
treated with haughty disdain the ad
vances of the young members of the
association. While oratious and es
says were hi order, Nicholas , arose
an J said :
. "Mister speechmakerbut hole on !
I ain't in de legislytur' ndw, is I boss!
Mistur what must I cull de man, no
howT !
"President," suggested the editor
of the Lucksville Gridiron.
-I liianks yar, ler de s.Ugestron
sah, an' I wouuers dat yer doan put
none ob dat sorter express in yer pa
per 'stead ob wastm' it ip de hall ob
discussion. Mr. President sou ns'
like bein' in de s?uate I proproses
ter gin yer a speech on de duties an'
de 'sponsibilitieaobde editer. '
'Wt'veall heard euouKh of that.
Tell us something new."
Wiio is dat man what has de hon
or ob addressin' myself.' '
"I'm the editor of the Harrow."
"Wall, a bull tongue goes deeper
den a harrow, an' 1 propose tj go
deeper den yer'sot' ken. I ain't
spoke on dat subjtcx yit, and till 1
does," no white man Las got a right
ter say dt dar hab been enough
said about' iu Ef de white folks
would lissen more tet de uiggers n"
not be so brigerty daselves, de coun-
ny wouiq oe in a mucn oetter coiij
dition. Now I'll proceed wid de sub
jeck ob de.tex'. It is de duty ob
ebery editor "
"Mr. President." exclaimed th
editor of the Harrow, 'i move thaj
the colored brother be restrained.
We come here to enjoy ourselves, if
possible; and we dout care to listen
to such a hackneyed stibject."
"Who is makin' dis speech?"'
"You are a'K)Ut to make it." i
41Den Why doan yer keep yer mout
shet. Ef yersef ain't diskivered d
duty ob a editer, it's no sign I ain't, f
"Your time is up," said the presi
ident, 'you Will have to yield the
floor to some other speaker. "
"Dat settles iW Dat knock d
black out. Dac is what antacrontzel
de futuie prospects ob dis array o
ddycation. -I withdraws from dh
'sociation right heah. Dar ain't nc
use in try iu to be dimocrat an n
white man rfohow. De whiter I trie
to be de blacker I gets and de moi (
I soeiates wid white folks de more clj
a nigger I is. Any man what doar
like what I hab said, ean take mj
measure bight now. I'se old guin
ea nigger wid a barn string as tougl
as a rope I toats yaller fever in om
pocket and cholera in the other;!
toats cramp in de risht hand and
dyspepsia in de lsf; I looks smal
pox outen de lef eye and de kiduey
complaint oUten de right, r Gool
day," aud the old man with his trail
nig uuuier, ten cne amused assemi
blage. Arkauadw Traveler. :
Unprofessional.
1 despise that mac," said an oldj
school Arkansaw gentleman, refqisi
ring to a lawyer who passed aloni
the strefet. 1
n uj juu tin uk. iaai ne mem
your tiatej' aked a bystander.
"I not only have cause for thinkin
it, but 1 have cause for knowing it
He was counsel against me in a lawl
suit sometime ago.and his uhprofes-l
sional conduct disgusted me.'
'I never before heard that he dis
regarded the fine lines of profession-!
al bearing.' I
1 'But be has. You see.I was drawn!
cow -yes sir, charged Hith steahjii
a cow ! I did not object to a" prOfes-
sional investigation ,of the case; but
sir, after examiniiig teu witnesses
and failing to sustain the indictment
he should have stopped.'
'Didn't he stop?' ' '
No, sir. lie brought in the elevl
enth witness and proved that I didj
steal the d d cow ' Arkemaw Tra
eler.
Plantation Pliylojophy.
De undertaker's
plate-ob death'
sign is de . door'jj
Ef de nijrirai-s had inore soap
fewer preachers, darj would be a
'provemelit. Da mout not shout sd
much, but da'd be a ; deblish sight
cleaner. , J
: : I
It ain't wuth while fur a ole man,
eben ef he does wanter marry,
tejr
caper 'roun' like a boy
De ole hos
may try ter ack like de colt, but on
er two capers gibs him away.
It may be a mighty big soutce fur
consolation .when a po' man set
down au' says: "It's all right, fur
de rich man can't giti ter heaben'
but gib de po' man a chaiice, an' sob
how quick he'd stan' uijde rich man's
shoes. t
: ,
T)e men what made d ol 3 sayinii
mout hab been 'spectable gen'lemer,
but da didn't alius tell de truf. De
say in' dat a barking dog neber bites
aiut a fack. I based liny safety ob
dat proclamation, once,; went iuter p.
man's door-yard, air was bit moii
st'ous bad by a log what had barked
at me. 'I'. I
It takes a oman five times a
long ter git in de bed as it does J
man. She has ter cioss de flo' a .ce-
tain number ob times an' has ter f um 1
ble 'mong de quilts, tarn down Hie 4
lamp too low1, an' den go back a'
turn it up too high. 'A 'oman walkis
mighty light- when she's got shos
on, but when sho takes 'em off aj'i'
waiks, she snakes dj whole, house,
like a dog trottiu' 'cross a bridge, f
"When' a Cliiego voting won:hj
vreut to St Louis to visit her fathel,
and he reproved hoy for her extra -egance,
sue bur.ged l.im on the heail
with a base-ball bat. Tnere are pal
ents who are constantly co:uniittiU
indiscretions.
American politics is very eniiciijg
to young men. It is so easy, -aftojr.
getting iatp a fat office to confisca
the funds, 'and then, by diutiing the
swag with an able lawyer, get an at? ;
ijuittal, or, at most, .a brief term m
prison. .Sneh a career is so far above
wood-Ktwiag -tlr.it it coin n mis uni
vers:il rcsect.
1883.
THE STANDARD CULTIVATOH,
With Cotton and Corn Planter Attachment. .V
M S
I nK "Ht 5 zm ma
EMERSON, TALCOTT & CO.;
Sole Manufacturers,
A4 will eonptetsly ehsn
orMtsvb sua for
a or nriM ri&avi
Ml
Dmplaiats tfaM Klta aav aoaal. PhrsMaK r thw 1 Mi-ir lwclr,. HM4 in nikm'
MAKE HENS LAV
Sb we ea Se aasBasi mm F' mkWrn km
-vainaoie. jiouibt on etrta will mnkc hern lav
to 1 pint food. Sold every where. r snt br mail
SV.A.X.HOSBa Writaa.
After s tboroa.s;lx trial of tae
isojn tow io, I tajc pieaaure
in rating' tnat x aav oem.
ILOOE
ereauy bne&ted br its
use. XCInuters and Pub
lic tspeakera wUl find it
of the greataat valve
where a Tonio is naees
sary. I reexu&mend it
as a reliable remedial
scent, poMeaeinir un
donbted natritiTa and
reatoratlve properties.
TSXSiXD ST TST PK. HASTUR SIXSCXS COU. 118 V. VUZX R. ST. M71S.
B Ml HER WAREHOUSE,
rrrT 'swrnswiia , ., , " ' ' " " '" ' '
The Ackno wledged Success of the Day
To wh'ch lherdod Planters of Terson ami adjoin'iiur couutiei? can
testify. It sells immeuee qnaotities of IVrson C-utj tobacco al wsjs at K itiufHC
tory prices.
Its Accominodation& are equal to any,
. . i . .
and superior to many of the warehouses in Danville ami other market.
LIGHTS FOR SHOWING TOBACCO IS
PERFECT.
At The "Banner"can be found
ROSTON BETTS,
the ever iiceommodatins: Floor Manager and acknowledged judjfo of
the weed, is alwavson hand, and takes pleasure in serving his many
Person County friends. Come and see in.' ,
Your friend truly
J . .'..I . - . ' ;! " -
C. J). Noel!, Danville, Va , Book keeper.
Jus. W. Coiiwav. late of Star Warehou, )
W. T. Una heu, Puts) lvania county, Ara., Clerks.
J. C. Ste hen-. Caswell, o., N. C. Auctioneer.
E. K. Hetts, Halifitx co Va., Floor MwiiHire
Jno. VV: Smith, Uockingham co , Weiuh iUagJer.
To Growers of Fine Yellow Tobacco !
; ' . s . -
Mr. T. B. I.yos ol lirai'tille o unly, N. C, wrde Uiis reort.on tbeuse ot
X p X
;'ADCliprE;3raDil"
. Ml-CNTED
Tobacco Fertilizer.
.( Formal!) : known e GILIIAlfS.)
f bare Md' the Asebor Brand foi ; yearJ.al a. a teat JrJ, Jm,S
ami lher wiramercl lertiliaer. on bulM om
mi Itwt f f I r n i i v I m M i r I have ntbered 4 K
50 THKiud of Uus fertilizer mixoU with learljetl
S?I.r.mS.S!ftl larxeera It
luaarea MWiguiM rer.. i' t,TVri-5 r. WiUialerti
."-'-' m"".. - F i Z . ,.,nn ..iflMi. ,a mil uraaible to Teruvia
aeiici. iiKv iau TU7ragu;n'i"" " k1,"- Y r, . "7" ,.,.
i ..i.j t -i irnt tak ih r.-.k. of in i lure bv rol tiuir
ir..-r ,rr.:uT vr .-re le Tae u. le-ve . u.
of dclijrUi'ful OaWl aud aaake' esceUeat Ur. Tate Uwi fertiliser ,r in au.l sear
.1 ir l w.i miuu inrMt iwiuiiiie Knows mr iuia
t THKitad ol Uus fertilizer uuxou who iraruvi bito. . t,.ii:,,-,i.
Tlie tet mnr f planters twin; Un sUndanl fertilizer w uniforn ou It U.Houmtf po.Bla.
1. Its t. A-uaaiealcwnditHm i perfeet, ! liem-e rau b evenly HI'' --..it- .i. i, ..
a. It f umisbes nulriment Iu tbejit Irum tiie brj,'ilunS lie a mauirUy . tlmt I it
)io:d tut. -. .. .
X It laci droa:'it aauiiraWy. '
It uorka nell on all som Uaptel t thteyrhow UAaj-et.
i It rause H,e ti.Ua ui velkiw beautifully va tUe biU.
tbe
prodtK-tion of yelUiw inwiwow inc
irdj W- M. C. WATKIST ,J'A.iJ-
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NUMBER 12
The Leading Machln wriaravar
Introduced f J
A Favorite with Cotton sutdf
Corn Raisers I a
A Perfect Combined RWIn anA
Walk In t rnltiuatn. r
a Corn Planter I
I Our Attachment for Sowing the
a , , , .
r.i Oman vjram can also oe used
fi An If
Every farmer In the South should
either see one of our agents or
f.-send to us for our Illustrated
I catalogue, of Rearers. -Mow.
ers. Cotton and Corn Planters.
Seeders, Ac.
ROCKFORD, ILLS
QTJARK ar tJVKiam
PUJlOrOMTB. vlth Mlnol Um m W-.
mm
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NB TO T WKuV K WKKi 8. uav rastorsd tosaa4 liIU. If . tkiT. iVTT
tT OaUjr M tor Q tMgtU Mtai, 8nb-Baa an4 Otav-Oplr OSMIAJL.
Chapel Organs SaMpeOnraiuiSS, atnraaimii. amtrihS
ia Illnatratcd UtalepM hlca to sent mt wits full m!Vs.
I-' VISITORS ARC ALWAYS WEtCfiMt JH
Address or call spos JDJLNIJB1. F. BEA3TTT, muMm,Mum.Hmti-
Vstarlaary sir oa u4 Casalst.
lai IIIMSI. un tkat kBU mt ik.
OacUe 4wdrs toM her are wortb-
innatl Sherklaa's Co4Wa
mm I'nwn mrm runlast lr
like Sberidaa', Conditio rnwdtr. IXn, I leanpooutal
snaoiaMiy Bur and im
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the debilitated Tltal forces.
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maker
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lizer jriv-
to uliier artM-leabe-
la raw art
out --.n i i
barrels
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W.CL5MGU4l,Ca - fU - ni SSUre.
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UtluWiiiMt iaeertiva.
M Use rate vl lo ant. ,u " "rfea M
E A G L IE
AV" A REHOUSE
SOUJH BOSTOX
For the Sn! of Leaf TQBASQQ.
Ward, Easley tStCb.
j';liprietors.
ThU old reliable ft use with Its nnstb.
p.i4f( lurht. pmmI acoomnvMlatior.a sad
exeeiimii l4ctlita tut handling tobl
I aKW.,:IC.UlrjVJ llSS DtB
THE . . 'FL&CB
at m liica to sail yrmr tobaceo at tatl ftgsras ami
ulher jcrade ai satisfaetory prices.
Eagle WArehoixscil
lias fourteen v-lRbts 90 by M laneea, aadjsot '
'argti WiuJuwaua tbesidee. '. " '
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frfRrinf warll of wmtmm it tttm aaJe
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lo?l Tttek, Mockleuherr Vs.
f K llowanU Halifax, Hoor U.a$gm.
HallNx)rwood&; Co.
SOUTH BDOTOrJ VV
Head Quarters
for Vcrtott
Coaurj
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Wj kei mi stock (ar'tuupft .
tuent of Irj Hood,' i l-
Farmer's Supplied
encr!y. Wj begin ; U
nessuith thtf tDOttO. Tle
;oods for tiae (east mouejy au!
trict adlierauce to itliava halt
t fargu trtuUs. To. our
riuda w esiecialiy iuvite yoj
all ana exauuue our itoclc.
to ircpwca.to, oner you
rgaitiav
We return nuy thinks t
r.beral patronage git'ca u
ll. t U At . m.'.A mm iafar
by honest, air dealing witb!
uerit a continuance ot tbe h
B itUli Mi i tare faale lre. I
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