THE DEMOCRAT.
"liHrMday. . If.
Here and Hereabouts.
Subscribe now.
Bring eggs to town .
Head "As Oihcrs See Us."
"What weather we have had!
Advertise your Xmas goods.
It takos a big turnip to weigh 14 pounds
tnd 13 ounces.
IV.ir stores look like Santa Claus has
psiu thcra visits.
Mr. 1!. R. Owens loft for Baltimore
TucsJa' morninff.
A coHtribtuion by A. StC B. came
too late for this issue.
Tnc Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer and the
rioc'8.T for $2.50.
Misses Mollie and Katie Tillery are
visiting Mis Annie Duun.
Messrs. Josh Nichols and Duke Battle,
of Tarboro, were in town Sunday.
The Baptists hold a festival in Edmond
soa hall to-night. Go up and feast.
There was Tues lay night a very nice
dance ou at Mr. G. T. Cobb's, we learn.
The Democrat and the Wcevly
Xeics-0b3crcer one year for 2.75 in acK
vance.
Miss Nettie Savage, of Van Buren.
Ark. is visiting the family of Mr. W. T.
Whitehead.
Will Hancock, a student of Horner's
school at Oxford.is at heme fertile Christ
mas holidays.
Mr. Henry Robertson will merchandise
next year in the store now occupied by
W. II . Kitchin.
The State Prohibition party which met
in Greensboro last week decided tj put
oat a State ticket next year.
We loam that Mr. Thomas Lewis last
week lost a very tine horse. The horse
ran away and broke his neck.
Rev. Ed M. Poteat has been elected
assistant professor oflanguages at WaKe
Forest College. A good selection.
Parson John Jasper, of Richmond Va.
has been olierea to aeover m a
Northern city his sermou on the '"Sua uo
move."
We have received the first copy of the
Plymouth Sun, Ed. L. Foster, editor
It is the successor to the Examiner. We
hope it success.
Festival in Edmondson Hall to-night.
They say the ladies have tried themselves
this time and will be prepared to furnish
cheap anything you want.
The Henderson Goll' Leaf has entered
upon its fifth volume. It is one of our
brightest, spiciest al most readable ex
changes. It has our best wishes.
We have received a complimentary
ticket to attend the meeting of the Color
ed Industrial Association to be held at
Rocky Mount. Dec 23 25.
Eider D. Hartley, of Indiana, is ex
pected to preach at Kahukea on the third
Saturday and Sunday in December. All
who attend will hear good sermons.
Last week Mr. W. C. Pendleton ac
companied Mrs. A. Ferrall to Baltimore
whither she went to see her neice, Miss
Amanda Lawrence, who lias been at
tending scho jl there.
We notice that two of our exchanges
are claiming the best lookins Chief of
Pulicc in the State, Tarboro and Green
ville respectively. We'll enter W. E.
Whitmore for the prize.
The Baptist Almanac for 188? is out.
It is edited by Rev. C. T. Bailey. Every
Baptist should have one. From it we
learn that there are 112,000 Missionary
Baptists in the State exclusive of colored
members.
They will leave mules standing untied.
And mules will seize opportunities, and
mules will run and kick and turn buggies
over. One ran over one of Mr. C. W.
Dunn's buggies Satur Jay, and it cost the
old colored woman $2.00.
Weather for the week ending Dec 12
1SS. Highest Thermometer G7. Low
est Thermometer 2l3. Amount of
Rainfall 1 72 inches. On the 8th at 0
A. M. the mercury was 21. On the
8t'.i at G A. M. it was 60. A rise of 30
in twenty-four hours.
The editor of Scotland Neck Demo
crat has a poet employed to arrange
the advertisements of his paper into
verse. It would be interesting to know
what he has to pay his patrons for this
privilege. Kernersville News.
Wrong brother, we cliarge a good deal
to print such poetry.
Married.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
in the Baptist church at Dawson's
X Koa Is, by Rev. C, A. Woodso n. ol
Enfield, Mr. Balfour Dunn and Miss
Annie Vanghan. The waiters were
M". C. W. Gray and Mi-s Annie
Dunn, Mr. .L B. Dunn and Miss
Mary Barnes, Mr. S. B. Kitchin and
Miss Susie SJiields. Mr. Burton Ed
Wards ani Miss Mattie Nichols, Mr.
CJus White and Miss Nina Manning,
Mr. Will Applewhite and Miss M .-.ml
Bryant, Mr. E. Barnes and Miss Mat
tie Cutchin, and Mr. Bud Cutchin
and Miss. Mollie Tillery.
After the ceremony the happy
couple proceeded to the home of the
groom's father, Mr. J. L. Dunn, o;
this place, where a nice wedding
supper had been prepared. The best
wishes of the Democrat attend
them.
The IVMtival.
At the Festival last week held in
Pittraan's hall for the benefit of the
Methodist Church of this place, we
Understand that sixty-live dollars
e cleared. It was certainly a
nice and well conducted festival.
V
u ln,g'it see everything you wi.sh-
on the tables, and the waiters
'nw all about their business. On
11:
UrSdaV ni.rlit. notns u-nru
1 V J ' . V. -
lor one of theui the boys voted at
ten cents a vote for the prettiest
jriri ami the girl getting ihe largest
number of votes "took the eake"
you know, ami for the other the girls
voted for the most popular young
man.
Miss Eva Kitcliin received one of
these cakes and Mr. Gus White the
other.
The S. N. L. Society.
This Society met Tuesday night.
Wc are sorry to say that the. audi
ence came in for the most part rath
er late. The hour of meeting is
seven. Aficr roll call &c.," the
question for debate, "Which is the
greater figure in history Caesar or
Napoleoi;?" was read and discussed
by the following gentlemen : Af
firmative Dr. W. O. McDowell (2),
Mr. W. A. Dunn (2). and Mr. J. K.
Nelsonj Negative W. W. Kitchin
(2). Mr. A. McDowell, Capt, W. H.
Kitehin.(2). Mr. T. llufha n and Ma
jnrNe.il. After a highly instruct
ive and very spirited debate the ques
tion was deci led in the Neirattve.
Napoleon.
After the debate- the following
menibars were appointed for duty at
the next meeting, Tuesday, Do. 29 ,
7 o'clock, p. m. for reading selec
kious, i. iu. iiui.iam, a. L. lias
s::rd Short, W. II. J-.sey, E. K. Hil-
: t ii. . - .
Uird, ana Misses Annie .Shields,
LilJte Shields, Miry Lawrence, Eu
nice McDowell and Mamie Perry
for composition , W. II. Kitchiu,
falter Gray. W. M. Davics, and
Missps Rebe Smith Lelia Shields,
Sallie S:eed, fciisie Shields and Lou
Randolph.
Come one, come all and be on
time,
IV C. CO.n3E.C13.
Appointments
for this year;
iu this district
Waerehtox District J. S.
Nelson, P. E.
Warren ton circuit 1?. O. Burton.
"Warren " L. J. ITolden.
Ridgeway Jno. N. Cole.
Roanoke T.P.Bonner.
Weldon and Halifax station "W.
B. Sorth.
Scotland Neck mission J. S
Nelson. Halifax circuit J. R. Brooks.
Wilson station J. R. Brooks.
Wilson mission B. B. II olden .
Nashville circuit Z. T. Harrison.
Edgecombe circuit A. R. Raven.
Central Institute for young la
dies J. M. Rhodes, principal.
W1.1TO.T ITEMS.
Mb. Editor: Nothing of much
; . -
importance nas transpired since
my last letter, save the "Major's'
continual issuing of licenses and the
many improvements being made in
our (already) little city.
Marriages are becoming the most
frequent occurrences of the day
they being too numerous to men
tion. As to improvements, Win ton is
not excelled. We notice the new
millinery establishment on Main
Street, near the Post Office, is near
completion, presenting a ve-y hand
some appearance.
We are glad to see Mr. John F.
Odom of the street, fast improving
from the wound received at Taylor's
mill a short while since.
The steamer Keystone. Capt. Per
ry, has made a success of her semi
weeRly trips, making it more con
venient for the public, leaving Win
ton for Norfolk on Tuesdays and
Saturdays, heretofore leaving Satur
days only.
The Wiiiton fertilizing Co. is pre
paring to manufacture guano the en
suing season. This is a reliable com
pany and I hope the farmers will ren
der them their patronage.
We hear a tobacco warehonse to Ix
erected here very favorably spoken
of, tliis is what we need, it will be
beneficial to the town, and conven
ient to the farmers of this aud ad
joining counties.
We learn a Railroad ere long will
connect the Chowan and Roanoke
rivers. Via. Winton, X. C. By the
aid of this Winton will became one
of the most prosperous towns
in eastern Carolina.
Christmas goods arriving daily.
The thr.-e negroes convicted at tin
fall term of court 1885 in Gates
county were executed on Monday
the 7th, in Gatesville. N. C.
With this Mr. Editor, I bid adieu,
'loping the Democrat will ever be
crowned with success and p'ospcr
ity. ... Yours as ever,
Frank. J
AS OTHERS SEE US. '
The Scotland Neck Democrat
which entered on a new volume last
week i a live paper. Long life to
it, say we ! Baleigh Chronicle.
The Scotland Neck Democrat
has completed its first year, and bids
fair to live many more with a corre
spouding increase in its reputation.
Rocky Mt. Talker.
The Scotland Neck Democrat
' tiao nnmiitntAil ifa fir at- xri!nm. It.
U4o Will W KUtfU I9 lit ' ' m u. . .
nals in the South, and it has our UvbI
wishes. Rocky Mt. Clipper.
Ihe Scotland Neck Democrat
has entered upon its ; second j-ear" of
usefulness. A bright, sparkling
journal it is, and we wish it contiii-
ued prosperity. Greenville Reflec
tor.
The S o.land Neck Democrat
lus entered upon its second volume
It is a bold and fearless defender of
the people's rights, and denounce
wrong from whatever source it comes
Long may it live. Smithfield Her
ald. The Scotland Neck Demochat
has entered its second year, and not
withstanding it has always felt large
enough to speak out in meeting
it proposes to widen out into thirty
six columns" soon. Our best wishes.
Hickory Carolinian.
The Scotland Neck Democrat has
entered upon its second year under
its present management. The Dem
ocrat is a true blue Democratic pa
per and gives out no uncertain sound
upon all live questions. We wish
our contemporarjr unbounded success
and along life. It is a well edited
paper. Roanoke News.
Th Scotland Neck Democrat has
entered upon its second year. What
ever else it may be it is a genuine
Democratic paper and no mistake.
Its young editor sets some of the
older ones a good example in faith
fully upholding sound Democratic
principles. We wish it the greatest
success in the good work it is doing.
"Wilmington Star.
The Sootl md Neck Democrat is
one year out. it nas been our
lot to differ with the Democrat in
several matters but we take pleasure
in saying that the paper is always
read at thi3 oflice with interest. No
matter how much you differ with the
Democrat you can but notice that
it always cou:ains something worth
reading. The paper, at least, is not
common place. Wilson Advance.
The Scotland Neck Democrat is
one year old. It. has been our lot,
to differ with the Democrat in sev
eral matters but we take pleasure in
saying that the paper is always read
at this office with interest. No mat
ter how much you may differ with
the Democrat you can but notice
that it always contains something
worth reading. The paper, at lea-t
is not eonrnon place. Kinston Free
Press.
A SOLD IE 11 OF FORTUNE.
This is the play selected by the
committee appointed by the S. N.
L. Society. It will be played in
Edmondson Hall Friday night fol
lowing Christinas. Don't forget.
It is a comedy. The players are
Messrs. Charlie Speed, E T. White
head, Gus White, W. W. Kitchin
Charlie Gray. Leart Pittman, W. E
Whitmore, and Kobt, Collins and
Misses Lou Eaudolpli and Eva
Kitchin aud Mrs W. A. Dunn.
Here .is a synopsis of the play:
Act I. General introduction of the
characters. The Colonel recounts
his war reminiscences. Pitroui,
the gentleman from California,
plots his future villainy. Ida's
terror at his threats. His quarrel
with Dr. Fargo.
Act II. Belmont on the verge of
bankruptcy. The great robbery at
the Bvlruont mansion. The Colo
nel's grand lottery prize.-
Refill. The villainous attempt
to blow up Dr. Fargo's oflice. Frtd's
remarkable progress in his studies
especially grammar. Snowball
has a tooth drawn suddinr.
Act IV The proposed duel.
Serious wounding of the Colonel by
Patroni's treachery. Death of the
latter by lightning.
Act V. The great generosity of
the Colonel (soldier of fortune) dis
covered and rewarded by Delmont
liecouciliation of Agues and Dr.
Fargo. Happy denouement.
HOTEL AUKIVALS,
ROTHSCIIILD nOUSE.
A. C. Prior, N. Y., C. A. Campbell
Tarboro, W. G. Peterson, N. 0., J. B.
Cutchin. Bait., John Mahony. Ports
mouth Va; J. R. Tillerv. N. C; W. T.
Grimes, Hamilton; M. Weslh iner
Phia; E G.'Curne. Oxford; A. M. Wall
Halt, W. !B. Rodman. Norfolk; W, J.
Statcn, Tarb rn; Levi Branson, Raleigh;
D.J.Aaron. N. C; J. W. Railings,
Richmond, V. A; H. M. Robinson, A.
O. L.
t
r
Lea GJsinvtle"
In the issue of The ArJcansaw Traveler
dated December 26th will appeal the
chapters of a new serial, by the Editor of
The Arkansavo Traveler, entitled "I;en
Gansette; A Story of Arkansaw Life."
The characters in this story are :drawn
from life and will be presented iu the
author's happiest style. The short sto
ries which have Ion?, been a feature of
The Traveler have been widely copied,
and "Annie Green," the serial now run
ning in that paper, is a story of absorb
ing interest. ' Len Gansette," is a work
of wider scope and stronger character
than any of the original stories that have
yet appeared in The Traveler and it will
doubtless receive a hearty welcome from
readers of fiction throughout the conn-
There will bo a meeting of the
Bar in Halifax next Monday to ar
range the Calendar for court.
Prince Albert's n vine in full would
fill about three of these lines.
Don't forget to call and see the Au
burn Wagon when jrou come to town It
is the bust wagon made.
C W. Dunn.
"Wfcat Tom in y lia."
The Chicago Tribune pronounces it a
book that "will delight every boy and
girl, and every mother too, who will
find in it a book that cau be read over
and over again to suit the insatiable ap
petites of j'outhful listeners, and yet nev
er sicken the reader with any weakness
or nonsense in its composition'" It has
just been published in dainfy delightful
shape, fine cloth, richly ornamented
binding by Alden the ''Revolution' pub
lisher, at half its former price, 50 cents,
A Men's 148-page illustrated catalogue
(prioe-i centscondensed catalogue rree,)
of his immense list of standard books, is
a wonder as well as joy to book lovers
John H. Alden, publisher. New York.
A Varil.
I sincerely thank my friends and the
public generally for the patronage I have
received. I shall leave this place on Jan
uary first and I desire to close out my
entire stock of clothing before that time
at prune Northern costs. All will profit
by examining ray stock which is still
very select.
Very Respectfully.
Sol. Rothschild.
IlURilAII-FOR CHRISTMAS. '
Jut received from the New York mars
kets an elegant line of Hobday dry goods
consisting of plush and morocco dressing
case;, order cases, picture frames, writ
ing desks, work boxes, fine stationary
&e., &c, &c. Toys of every description
in endless profusion and prices to suit the
times. E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Executor's Aotiee.
Having qualified as executor under the
will of Alvania Bell, deceased. 1 here
by notify all persons holding claims
against said deceased to present them to
uie for payment within twelve months
from this date. All persons indebted
will make payment this Nov. 10, 1885
KlCHAltD HELL,
by R. II. Smith, Jr., Att'y.
HEADQUARTERS.
IIo! This way. everybody
And listen to what wc have to say.
We d') not deal in shoddy,
But sell honest goods in every way.
Our stock we do now assert
Is better than any in this town.
Which we will sell as cheap as dirt
And none to compete with to be fonnd.
Just give us a call and you'll find
That "what wc say we will do,
We'll se'l anything in our line
As cheai as the cheapest and cheaper too
In our stock you will find
Everything in the dry goods line.
From a spool.of cotton to a suit of clothes
rrom a ladies cloak, to a pair ot nose.
In our groceries, we arc KHre to please
From a barrel of sugar, to a pound of
cheese,
CofTee, crackers, cakes and Candy sweet
And the best Hour on the street.
In hardware, wc carry a full stock -Of
everything from a pen to a lock,
We'll sell you a shovel, a hoe or a rake.
And plows of all kinds of the very best
. make,
Now just drop in if you choose
And examine our stock 'of boots & shoes
We have them on hand of ever)' grade
The cheapest and best olFercd to the trade.
And now to the public we will say
If you want fair play and honest deals,
Gentlemen just walk over this way
And call on the firm of White & fchiclds.
F
OR SALE OR RENT!
In Palmyra, N, 0.
One very convenient cottage dwelling,
containing four large rooms, with kitch
en and dining room attached, and all nec
essary out houses, a good garden and a
good well of water also one vacant lot
containing one acre. All situated on main
street and a very desirable vil Inge loca
tion, for one wishing: to enjra?e in public
1 business. This property can be bought
at extremely low rigures. Apply to
R. R. Owens.
Scotland Neck, N. C.
N' E W!
In the new store, just opened, near
the depot; we keep a select stock of
CON FE CTIONER IES,
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
Our-stock of candies of all kinds
is by far the bestiu town. All kinds
of wir.es, whiskies, brandies and other
drinks, are always in stock.
In the grocery lino we keep the
best and the cheapest.
Jellies, canned goods, and other
things you want.
CIGARS! CIGARS! We pro
pose to keep every variety and at al
most every price. We have the best
and most complete lot of 'cigars in
this market and von can get the best
smoke in town from us.
All are cordialby invited to come
to see us..
We are always ready and willing
to-give you the best bargains.
T A . TTT?FT,T, TiROS.'
1858 SAVAGE'S SHOP. 1885
The Oldest Establishment in Town.
ALWAYS
Still stands where for a quarter of a century, or more,
Work of every kind has been done, Pro Bono Publico,
When Still for a fair and reasonable price,
You can have any thing you want done in a Trice.
We do not propose to compete with a Botch.
Our aim is to reach up to u h'ujher notch.
And for fair chaiges, good work we give
As our Motto has always been to liveand let live'
Vehicles of all kinds known to the., trade,
On hand. Ordered, or to Special Order made,
Nice painting, is a specially in our line.
Will paint you a wagon, a buggy, or a sign.
Horse shoeing, correctly done and with dispatch,
By G. W. Bracy, who for such work, has no match,
Other workmen may come and others may go,
Other shops may rise, and others may fall,
But Savage's Shop, still holds the fort,
Aud for first class work beats them all.
Just give us atrial and see for your self.
That we laj' all others on the shelf,
That which other workmen may fail to do
We promise surely to put it through.
And '"in view of the fact'' that in this town
No4, regular undertaking Establishment'' is found
We will still continue to make as heretofore,
Nice Coffins, as we have done, for 30 years or more.
We keep no Metallic crees, (oerbuin sap)yoi know.
But just go to the establishment of N. B. Josey, and Co.
Whe-e you can get ihem, both costly an I line,
Or anything else iu the undertaking lin.
It is a new feature recently added to their store
And all as you will find, "Pro Bono lVolioo.'
And In case,. with a case you want a Headstone
Just apply to the "power behind the thror.e"
To friend Biggs I refer, you will fiad him- very kind,
And !?e will supply, your watns in the Headstone line.
Pre said ra' say. and now I'll take my go
I mean no offense to either friend or to foe.
I merely wish that my friends, and others may know
That all 1 have said, I can prove to be so.
J. Y. SAVAGE.
Home Items.
Stoves low at F. Stern's.
Fine caudles and nuts just received at
F. Stern's.
Seedless and Stem'.css Raisins at A. 0.
Peterson's.
One Car load salt at $1.00 per sack at
A. C. Peterson &. Go's.
5,000 strawberry plants for sale, choic
varieties by J. Y. Savage.
J. II. Lawrenee has a fresh" supply
of clover and 0. G. Grass seed.
Hominy, Grits, Oat-meal, and Buck
wheat at A. U. Petersons & Go's.
The Democrat and the weekly News
Observer for two dollars and seventy-five
strictly in advance.
Weather for the week ending Nov. 22,
'85. Highest thermometer 61; lowest 29.
Rainfall .02 inches. .
Cfcll at S. Rothschild's and select
from the big bankrupt stock and save 50
per cent. in your purchases.
Malaga grapes just received at F.
Stern's.
California pears and bananas justs re
ceived at F. Stern's
Seedless raisins and currants just re
reived at F. Stern's.
Mince meat just received t F. Stem's
The finest French candies at F. Stern's.
A good supply ofseed rye on hand
and for sale by J. II. Lawrence.
Louisville, Ky., hams just received at
F. Stern's
Send j our order to N. B. Josey &
co's for a pair of their Douglas
$3.00 shoe.
Bargains in flour atF. Stern's.
Call at N. B. .Tosy & co's and
examine their line of Ladies Dress
goods..
Bargains m trunks at F. Stern's.
Jerseys at N. B. Josey & co's in
great variety.
Bargains in notions at F. Stern's.
N. B. Josey & co's is the place to
buy the Expanding Side corset.
Bargains in shoes at F. Stern's.
Bargains in dry goods at F. Stern's.
Bargains in groceries at F. St rrn's.
Bargains in stoves at F. Stern's.
. Boots very cheap at F. Stern's.
Everything sold cheap at F. Stern's.
See the bargains offered at F. Stem's.
Nice assortment dress goods at F.
Stern's,
Be sure and eall t F. Stern's.
A pretty line of calicos afc p.
Josey & co's.
Bargains in boots at F. Stern's.
A variety harness and saddlery at
N. B. Josey & co's
Bargains in blankets at F Stem's. J
Try a bbl. Stern's roller patent flour.
A splendid stock of hardware,
hammers locts. ap:ece at E. B.
IIiggs& Co's.
To get the Best and Cheapest Flour.the
best Plow, the best Corn Meal and the
best leather collars in the market, gj to
W. II. Kitchin's.
A car load of the best Timothy Hay
just in and for sale by
"J.II.L.vWltENCE.
Another car load of Stoves just receiv
ed at F. Sterns.
If you want any live goose feathers ap
ply to J. R. .Nelson
Wanted to buy 10 car Ioa Is of staves.
J. R. Felson.
Just received a full assortment of can
goods. J. R. Nelsm
Have you seen the bargains at b
Sem's.
OTIiSCIIILD HOUSE.
SCOTLAND fcECK, N. C,
I. ROTHSCHILD, Fjtm'RlETOR..
This Ilotel Is situated in the centre nt
the business portion of the town, and i
.spvia!ly adapted fir the- eonvonit nee ff
the traveling pnbiie. The tabl is sup
plied with the very best, pleasant ro -ins.
and attentive an. I court eons servants,
tfiir Sample rw.ms for quest 8.
Bar Room, stocked with Rnst Liq""
RCI.I iHLG.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOV
THE PEOPLE.
DRY GOODS,
.VXD
General Merchandise,
GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS
AT STARTXTNO LOW TRICKS.
C. T. LAWRENCE .
Who is located 4 miles from Scotland
Neck and one mile 'of Spring Hill, in Hal
ifax county, is now more than ever, pre
pared to offer extra inducements Ut the
pubbc in the mercantile line, 'ivcrythinj.'
sold guaranteed as represented and the
most liberal terms offered to the purchas
ing public. Don't think of g -ing else
where until you have called at his store
and seen for yourself that he can beat
the world seiiin? goods lav the leat pos
sib'e margin. The people Generally are
invited to call and ace hi:n.
I have in connection with my Ftore a
Grist Mill for the fiiooimrmda--tion
of the public, which will grind on
Tuesdays, Thursdays r.-d Satin days.
Also, in season, I will Gin Cotton for the
25th. Your patronage is respectfully so
licited. C. T. LAWRENCE
JIGSITNING RODS.
Persons wishing to protect tbeir
property from liglitninar will, find
it to tbeir enterest to consult me
before having rods erected. I put
up rods upon the scientific principles
adoped in London at a meeting of
Electricians, upon the non-insulating
plan. I have both steel and
copper r copper is the best of
all conductors. My work shall be
aithfulh executed and npon reas
onable terms. All orders shall have
prompt attention by applying to
15. II. Tyson,
Wilson, N. C.
Buy your watches and jewelry o
George A. Newell, ttie Jeweler
who will sell you a
Boss rateut, filled goht case war
ranted for twenty years and a rt-lia
ble American movement, warranted
y a perfect timer for 825,00.
Orders by mail promptly filled,
pE T E R P A U U .
II ORSR H A N D V L K s .
Wliolefftlft ao,a Retail.
iJ SutiCkci'im Guaranteed,
44X FhakklinSt,.
WE ARE
HERE
TO
STAY!
We respectfidiv invite
ti" a!'. :;-
tion ol 1!iOp;iMie i our r - .no
of n" w Dry Gool-. N'-.l'.ons. !; ,
Shoo. Hats, Clolhinir, Hi;1.. .
t'nu-l-ery. G!a, Tin. W..-..I :
Willow W.ro, Furniture. M i Uv.- -.
ind a great many :v ro r.r; ; ; .'
lumcrons to lut t!o:.
GROCERIES.
t !, -i .-.)!. i;,
We earn f-.t'l lit
round. We oiiVr tin se
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as the lowest. Yon ca i sf.ve m ;.
by calling on us before ir.ji.5n:' ;:
purchases. We keep a f.l! a:o.
all times, and ue constanilv r
ing new -rood1 and are selling
t a vety small profit.
We also Sell the .'llu
Machine, whit. ,uoes.se.- unvy pair.'..
excellence. It is ca.sy running, : -setting:
neeuie, -boih as to height a-.i 1
sitter, with rcfrreri'-e. to the shuttle. 1'
sell' threading', excepfinsone eyelet i:i :
needle bar. it w;'l bar.d itself iu :
either way. The attat-i.a.ti'.T.s of t tie i s
chine are complete and of ti.e hi test ;.
best paUen;.-u The ii-iise',- !.i i. " 1
of i.eainess and beaniy. '!'' :- a,:..:.
is guranteed for live years.
MILES' hand mads Kaglc shoes a
cialty, every pair warranted.
Competition is the hie of : .idc V i
char-evs will go where ihey can t--t t:
best goods for the least muney.
Given to suoplving the wants
ef i.
iii-'s. Our deh'xry wagon U :i th
at the comman 1 of our customers, t;
delivered loany part of the citv. m
will receive caret iii attention. jcs'.
ame tis if thy are given in pcr.. i
We also have over our stove a tii;
censed Hall, with good stat'. :r :!
ful scenery. Seating cadcii e:.-.i
dred. Travelin'' troupes will 1
visit our city.
Thanking our friend for IV- '
they have given us. br striet :iul!:i,u
business, we hope to inervit th"
ED Jl ON I ) SON & JOSEi
Main St., SeHbiivl Neck, N. i
L. Edmondson runs a Cotton
(iii-t Mill daily at Greenwood, wi,
gives his entire attention. Orders .
ited and prouitly attended to.
4JD.
Money is saved Yy
;joodS from me at
TILLERY. N. C.
1 keep. on htind a- fnV. '
er:il mrrcJifindise which I r..
celling at prices v.l.iee -
it 1 1 -
seiier aim uuj. ei. t
GHOCEIIIF-S, ,C
CONFEC nONKIM
BOOTS, SilOKS, JJSJ
CLO
11 lit V.'. J.-'n 1 fl
DKSCmFLj:
KVERY
Knives an
and ay th
'fS
mercantile lin
Come .and see nv
LUMBERS
ami tjr i i. rj lAj.-v"t -uw-'
eral supplier nQj)Vdu,is- f5
purposes, i ; Z2
Do you Fjfiw'c-!roun.-l4
ginned, lartfbera'.vsdL-
a!l kinds at ra-"
yon do call Sgj
If 3'on waufi
call upon J. l
station.
Lands rentC
by J. R. Tillery
' If you will sell,
5)
let
J. R. TILLERY.
know it a be wishes to buy the-n. .
RESTAURANT.
Wh-'n vou come to town don't ri i ti
stop at I.J. PO WELL'S restaura:t. j.c
fLirriss' for a fir-;tcla-s meal. Me:ili
at all hours and tab'.? tcU n; lie 1.
Scotland Nee' -x
D yon want feathers'?
has them for sale.
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Patents se-nired on reasonable t .
Work reliable. Write for pari :',.
L. Hhllamer. Solicitor of Pj,;e;its,
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