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G If I 1 I It i $ I Is i "J? f 1 i if l 'it III I' T 1 U ! i :! :f d en THE I)KMO(MLT. E. E HILLIARD ----- Editor THLIDaY" MAY 24, 1S.S8. ENTKnr.i at the Post-oi tick at Scotland Neck, '. C, as Second Class Matter. &$rVil Service Reform. fcr a Democrat to a Ke- i publican of equal character. g-y-.o honest and true Republican .isks'to ho retained, and none other should retained. I 'i the South aswc-pwith a clean broom is den.archd by a'l De-r.o crat. finV"Tuni the rascals out." ' TmHKMOCRAT :fok 18 8 8 'Ihr DI.MOCllA'l trill h- yixxi n iijrrf.,r 1 o.i it j,osi'iy ran. Il irill he tilf nl to is I'llrlfls Cll'l ) III' 1011. H to tlx for. s. IIV vii ill a ri.i rs"ii'l' iit J'i"" wry ro iii i il nl ji'st ' '. in llnUfnx. nut nly. Srinl ami nrvs H in "ii ji"il ' anl ir ly vay "J Khiiiiiiiu'ii iiJii'ii. 'I hi: flit"!' 'it' it irsjjon.si tilf for the rirv.t of riiirfjiiiii!i:iits. 'J his jmjur trill i iiili'tinrr to be in juinrij'le what it bears tit unmr. SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE: ; 1 Ykab K I .AO ; Months -'.I Months - 7.r. jo. I OH (iOYERNOK. WALTER CLARK ok Wakk. Toil LI Kl" TEN ANT CiOVEKNOJC. S. B. ALFAANDKU OF Mr.C KI.KNT.T'KG. liiiocnili Nlutc. Ivrntivc 'oiinuill'e. Kalkioii, N. C, INIav S, '88. To the Deh'ijuti'S to the Democratic iStute Convention : The railroad companies in the State have generally agreed to have round-trip tickets at excursion rates on sale, for delegates to the Demo cratic State Convention to be held in this city on May 30Lh inst. , to be good from May 28th to June 4th, both inclusive. So delegates will be careful to buy tickets tolialeigh awl nturu. Ii. II. Battle, Chairman , etc, 15. C, BiiCKwixir, Secretary. Aeics 6c Obstrvtr. 'I'o t he Efli' ! iVoiii llsilifitx cuiiiity to tin- Male l'oiwi. tion. Certif.cates signed by the Chair man and Secretary of the County Convention, for the delegates to the Stale Convention atUaleigh, may be iiavi ri mij in" a'j i ill I'lucu Ui Hi, the otlice of the Ronuoke Netm in We'don. Ks.ch del agate should procure his certificate in order that he may get reduced rates over the railroads to the Convention and return. An intelligent farraer in the com munity eaid to us a few days a'o that there is a great need for farm ers to study their business more closely with uu eye to learning more about what other gocd and intelli gent farmers think and do. We were very much impressed with the truth of the remark, and we hope to bee i ho tunc soon come when the great mass of our farmers will wake up to the fact that there is uuioh to learn iu their profession. Ihe old way of doin things is pass ing away in other things, and farm ers must make themselves intelligent by constant application, both in study and experiment, if they would keep up with the world that depends upon them for sustenance. W'K nisi UOK WITH A After 30th of this month the time will have come when each Democrat in tlie State will have some certain ty about his work. Thus far the "jiiv iias uem none uv men who are more or less influenced by their preferences for their friends. Hut after the State convention in Ilaleigh shall have chosen our stanaard bears for the gran.l "Old .North State," we must all work with a will for the men whom our repre sentatives shall there choose for us. 41 Fling prejudice to the winds," and let us all stand shoulder to shoulder in the great and important work of doing our personal duty in the coming campaign. And in order that wo m iy be the better prepared to do this , we uiut make up our min is now before hand, that if our choice iios n t ree -ive the nomina li-'ii, wc niiis;, nevertheless, work for the pariy --and do our l est work too. BIIICJIOM B Till: PARTY. Elsewhere a o publish the proceed ings of the County Convention held at Halifax on Monday last. It is a source of pleasure t ns to say for the party in Halifax county that harmony prevailed tbrougbout the i!lins of the Convention. And wp think it ao'Turs well for the suc- o,,.! f nrto in flip rnm!nrcarr- paiga to see harmony prevailing c f u,ia prlv dav n the ; contest. Now , as we have hegw , so let us continue our work. No man can afford to be indifferent to the calls which the dire necessity of the times make upon him. ' Co"."-'.s" and "CruvW let those be branded who, in this su preme moment of danger t3 our pre cious and long cherished liberties, slink away from the first call of the tocsin, or who beg ofTat the approach of danger. The two great contend ing forces in our national govern merit are even now already arrayed against each other for the Watertoo which must be nut in November next. Whose thall the victory be? Shall the Anglo-Saxon race , whose superiority La8 been a marked char acteristic from the earliest butory f their conquests , shall they con tinue to rule, or shall their letharej' in this hour of great peril to their liberties invite and welcome the I rule of auother race inferior beyond comparisor,? Those of the Democratic Dirty who are careless and negligent as to their political duties and their polit ical privileges have not yet realized the fact that the issue, in a great measure, has ceased to be one of partisan feeling , and that it has oecome a race question instead. And yet Kieh is the case. We hear leaders of the Republican party, especially the colored men, speak of race representation. Ah! that's it. Kace representa tion I Then, in the nane of the favored race whose blood courses our veins ; in the name of the vast armies of the heroes of our own ua tionality, whose bones have bleach ed on a thousand battlefields ; in the name of the unparalleled prosperity of the grandest and noblest nation of earth to-day ; in the light and in telligence op this progressive cen tury ; in the hope of the continued libert) which weas a people shall en joy from victory ahead, or in the dread of the certain thralldoni that shall fall upon us from defeat in the approaching November election , what mall of Saxon blood, 3f genuine love of liberty , and with a true sense of American manhood, can afford to be indifferent now? Let the tocsin be sounded and let the re- sponse be positive, Victory must be our.-'. ll:ilitsi.v Co ii 13- lt-moersttic Con vent ion. Halifax county Democratic Con ventioii assembled in the Court- ll . II. .I.e.... IT J rii. I iiuuse a.' niimax uu .uuuuav J.SI inst-. for the purpose of electing dele gates to the State Democratic Con vention ti be held in Raleigh, May 30th. The convention was called to order bv Dr. das. A. Collins, of En field , Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee for Halifax county. By motion of Major J. Ii. Neal, Hon. W. H. Kitchiu was elected by acclamation as permanent chairman. Dr. Collins, the Chairman ex officio, appointed Maj. J. B, Neal, Dr. W. O. McDowell, and Capt. J. M. Griz zard to conduct the chairman elect to his seat. Mr. Kitchin in a few but pointed remarks as to the great crisis for the Democratic party ahead, acknowl edged the compliment paid him by his fellow citizens in electing him to j preside over the convention. Messrs W. W. Hall and E. E. Hilliard were appointed to act as secretaries. The secretaries were also appointed a committee on credentials. The town ships were called and representation from each answered. By motion of Mai. T. L. Emry , each township was allowed one dele care to the Slt5te Convention and the townships of Weldon, Enfield, I Halifax, and Scotland Neck each ! were allowed a delegate at larre. I The ottns'iiips were called and the following delegates were selected, with alternates : Brinkley vi'.lc L. Vinsor, alt., T. II. Taylor. Butterwood E. A. Thorne, alt., F. M. Berk in. Conoeonara J. A, Torfleet, alt., W. I). Shields. Enful l Jas. II. Whitiker, Dele gate at large, Jonas Cohen, alts., S3 Pope and W. F. Parker. Faucctts--S. (i. Daniels, alt.. J. W. Dickens. Halifax S. M. Gary, Delegate at larcje , J. M. Grizzard, alts., C. II. B. Ilowerton and F. W. Gregory. Littleton T. W. Hawkins, U, W. i: Spruili. Palmyra Dr. W.K.Wood, alt., E. W. II y in an. Bom-nerd1 Dr.M. T. Savage, alt.. W. T. Whitehead. Scotland Neek I. B. Neal, Dele gate at lvrgo . V. A. Dunn, alts., M. Hoffman anil D. Edmondson. Weldon T. L. Emry, Delegate at large, W. II. Day, alts., Jas. Hockaiay and J. B. Biickell. By motion of Maj. T. L. Emry, the -.orts f tlt townships for dek-! "ates ar.d alternates were adopted. Hy motion of Dr. VY. IJ. Wood.the chairman ana secietano vtrc a .utu to the number of delegaies at large ,' to the Slate convention. j By motion of Maj. T. L Kmry, the , deleats to the convention assembl ; ed were appointed delegates to ihej District Congressional Convention, t be held in Wel lon on the 21th j inst., together wit h all other good, Democrats whose names were re-1 ported during the session of the! Convention assembled. The names of Messrs. J. T. Goch, K. E. Kilpatrick, ar.d S. C. Moore were adned as delegates to the Con cres"ional Convention. Capt. J. M. Grizzard with appro priate remarks offered the following resolution, stt forth bv the Demo crats of Northampton county, and moved its endorsement in the nomi nation of Thos. N. Hill, Esq.,f'r one of the Justices of the Supreme Court : "The Democrats of Northampton coun tv recognize the merits, services and abilities of Thomas N. 1Mb of Halifax county, who has been mentioned for the Democratic nomination for one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, and loyal to any one who may be nominated, we recommend him to the State as eminently qualified and fitted for the duties of the office, and the d legates to the Democratic State Convention this day selected are directed to use all honor able means to secure his nomination as one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State.'' W. II. Day, Esq., in an eloquent response seconded the nominatior, which was carried with enthusiastic unanimity. Loud and repeated calls by mem bers of the Convention brought for ward the chairman , Hon. AY. II. KitcLin, who in some remarks, tem pered with his usual impassioned eloquence, urged upon all Demo crats, the duty of combined effort against the Republican party to secure our victory in November next. Mr. Kitehin pointed to Grover Cleveland as th-.; acknowledged lead er of the Democratic party in the coming campaign ; and said all that the party need- to do to elect a se cond time the present Chief Mag istrate of this great nation, is to do for him what wc did in the election of 1884. Loud applause, with re sponses, "We'll do it! We'll do it!!" Maj. T. L. Emry moved that the convention reassemble m Halifax on 3rd Monday in September next to nominate county officers and transact such other tmsiuess as may come before the convention. Carried. The chair declared the meeting ad- journed till 3rd Monday in Septem! ben At an after meeting of the Execu tive Committees from each towns ship called to order by Dr. Jas. A. Collins, Chairman of the County Executive Committee, the following were recorded as members of the j County EX'dUive Committee! j Brinkleyville-T. II. Taylor. Butterwood E. A. Thorne. j " i Conoeonfira Tno. P. Futrell. Enfield Dr, Jus. A. Collius. Faucetts W. C. D aniel. Halifax T M Grizsard. Litt'eton WT. A. Johnson. Palmyra E. P. Ilyman. Roseneath M. B. Pitt. Scotland Neck E. E. Hilliard. Weldon T. L. Emry. Dr. I. E- Green and Major T. L. Emry . of Weldon, were nominated for Chairman of the County Execu tive Committee The vote being taken by town ships, Maj. T. L. Emry was elected by a vote of 31 to 23. The meeting adjourced. REDUCTION IN PRICE. Attention is called to the following re duced rates of .subscription, cash in advance: The Daily Star. One vear. Six months. Three ttioiita?;, ' hie month. :i no 1 .Vi 5! THE WEEKLY STAR. One year, - - - Six months, -Ttiree months, - 81 00 GO :io (Mir Telegraph News service has re cently heeu largely increased, and it is our determination to keep the Star up to the highest standard of newspaper ex cellence. Address, YM. n. BERNARD, Wilmington, N.C. When I say Ci'RK I do not mean merely t stop them Ifir a time, aiul then have them re turn a-ain I mkan A ItADICAL I'L'KK. 1 have made th disease uf FITS, EPIIiEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A life long study. I warrant my remedy to Ci'Rii tlie worst casfs. Because others have lai '.fit i s no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once f.ir a treatise :md a Fkkk Bottlb of my Infallible Hkmjuy. Cive Express and Post vifliee. It costs you nothing lor a trial, nd it will cure you. Addresi H.C. ROOT. M.C. I33PeblSt.,NewYoric a vvilminetOR Star '---'--- ' B U SASH, AND OTHER Kl'ILDINC MATERIAL FROM WIIITEIIURST & OWEN, MANUFACTURERS, RICHMOND, VA. 17 ly. 1867- -TELETHON E WIVI . D A t Axrr.CTr.iFR or and pkalku in FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES. Nos. 1.120-1430-14.18 Main Street and 22 Governor Street. Factory and Cph leering Rooms, No.. 1C l and 2') N. Fifteenth St. 5 17 Gm. RICHMOND, VIRGIN I J. THE HAXALL CRENSHAW CO.. HAXALL MILLS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.. kkBVI(I)-ISLxVNirPatentRollerFarnilyFloiir, and all other grades of FLOUli-also COKN MEAL and MILL-FEED. 5 17 ly JOSIAH It Y LAN I). HYLAND TT A "VT"A A XT DEALERS, 913 MainSStMiRichmond, Virginia- Lowes Pnces Giraileefl T 1 STEIN WAY -King of Stringed Instruments. Kecc guized as such by all great artists. FISCHER. Before the public for 50 years. Seventy five thousand in use. Best Piano made for the monev. HA. E LI ON. Rich and Powerful in In price. GILBERT. The best Low Priced Piano on the market. Modern Improvements. o ORGANS ! 8 THE BURDETT. An old favorite in North Carolina. "Matchless" in tone an 1 touch. Suited for church or parlor. SIIONINGER. Sold in the South for 30 years. Nearly eighty thousand in use, Honestly made. Low in Price. FARRAND & YOTEY, A ncv favorite. Simple in make. Sweet in tone. Durable and Cheap. r-?F a i ,u i, r i i i A. large st,ck of second-hand aim uargaius sum. oeim u-j your meet your wishes. We sell for Cash, or on installments. Send for Catalogues and Price Lists. R Y L A IM D RICHMOND, 5 3 BRANCH HOUSE, PETER AINSLIE & BRO., LYycnnur.o, Ya. 5 17 ly. H. B. TALTAFERRO, WM. 1'. SMITH, i Of OrangeUc.Ya. Of Fredericksburg. Ya ! (EstAtilished. lSGod TALIAFERRO & CO., ; EX Eli A I Commissiun and Produce Merchants, No. Ill S. Twcllth St.. Rk iimoni. Ya. g& Strict Persoaal Attention Given to the Sale of Lumber, Tobacco, Grain. Flour, Ilay, ic, and to the Purchase of Saw mill Supplies. A Full Supply of Grass Seed.; : hvays on hand and promptly furni ;hed on orders. 17 ly. THIS SPACE KKSKRVEI) JOIIS P. HART, Richmond, Ya. Advertising will appear Ut June. 5 17 ly. Y Y 0 U R BLINDS, DOORS 1888- F F R O & LEE, li. 1!. LKK. T A AD f l A AT tone. Honestly made. Reasonable Contains all ORGANS r i r . i , , Tianos and Organs nlwavs on hand. oruer, limit us in price aim we will LEE VIRGINIA. 17 r.ai D ivid A. Ainsli'. Peter Amslie. Lynchburg, Va. DAVID A. AINSLIE & BRO. Successors to Geo. A. Ainslie & Son ; CARRIAGE BUILDERS, ItlCIiMONI). ya. L'.rre and Corcplcte Stock r. Lowest price?. RICHMOND JEstabhshed ISC'. ) L0l'0M0TiVS, EXGIXES. BOILERS & II EAVY MACHINERY. RICHMOND, VA. 5 17 ly. rm Immense StocK! t SecoEd-Hanfl. LsMoliFe & Macl worKS Erii:ine, fniton and ToIkhyo rros. Tram Rai F.m;inx an d i'ai; Ikon-.) Stir-milt. fif(-nnlL, J -;''i ' 1 '' ' f'lrT'tf'ir f r F'f ' rif tn t ' ". Jt !t t i Ir-nr v s'r-r r',"i vii. Manufaii ure 1 hy TAPPEY & DELANEY. Pctersburj;. Va. Delanrv formi-rlv f Tan n k k A Dk- I.ANKY. Richmon I. 'n 4 1 v. J vD V X 2 3 AN I' Vegetable Plants at reasonable prices. Roses, (.iira:iiii:n, Fuchsia, t'W, Tomato, I'abbage, Y. Plants etc KI.OKAI. IRSKiNS of every df senj tion. CATAUUiCK FKF.H. J. PALMER GORDON, Florist, 3 22 .'m. Ashland, Ya Try the Largest and !?et Equipped. WOMEN. DELAYS X UK DANtiF.K OUS! Madame Itevere's Female Dills for Women nkvkk )AII, to always ne spkedy anl ckktain relirT. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money returned. S nt by mail, securely sealed, in plain wrap per, for Onk Doi.i.ak; three boxes for Two Doi.I.AHf. Particulars m lett r for four cents in postage stamps. Address Mrs. E. 11 EYE RE, Dox 2!:, Jersey Citv, N.J. jauEJ-ly. I. M AND E L S T A M Watciimakkk and .Iewki.ki:, Ke?ps up all re)airs, and keefis in stork or b- order anything m Lis line. West side Main street. Scotia:! ! Nvk, N. 4 10 Cm OAKER'S VITAL -GENERATOR NERVfc TONIC rem.ivf '.'iik(.,ut ii. fs of f ollr nnd irwm; renews hp tnrry. lO'inoimrd vicor of )outh. CurcH wfJikn-vH of imii'l nn-l t?tl : NrrvoiiH l)b:lUT, Spir.al h.xlmutit'n. Iopi N'iirho,Ml, tc A owfrf:il n'T.-otn i r.vi?'rj,Tr.r m : r(lorn ivn, l'artr ulurn Iran. KAhiii Jii: !. I'O . L or i'4. KutLilo. N. V. WHO WILL WIN THE PONY AND SADDLE The Sunny Smith lias offered a bridle and sadd e to the boy or sir pony, nil o will send in the lar st number of sub scribcrs by the 1 Uh of .Jan. next. Send for sample copies, rirculars, etc. Ad dress the Smtny So.,', Atlantl, (Ja. ITCH, MANGE. AND SCRATCHES of every kind on human or an nr1s cured in ; minutes by WOOLFORD'S SANITARY LOTION. " This never tail. Sold by E. T. Whitehead tv. Co., Di -n-. Scotland Neck, N. C. del) fim. luther sheldoim ;,v P.LINDS, MOULDINGS, BRACK 2TS. STAIR KAILS NORFOLK, NEWELS, WOOD MANTLES, SLATE MANTLES, BUI LDERU HARDWARE, TIN SHINGLES, sep23 ly. WHITE, PAULL SCO., Cor. Main & 10th Streets, SCOTLAND NECK, ti- C - l-al-r in GENERAL FvlEROHAJMDISE, DRY (JOODS, P.OOTS. SHOE S, HATS. RE A 1 V-M A HE Cl.OTHIN'C. CLOTHS. UASSLMERES, FLANNELS I t.MESTICS, PLAIDS, Crockery, Tinware, Hardware. Coiif: rti niei i -s. Meat, Lard, .Sunr, Mol is-e :, Crcen and Roasted Uotfee, Ten, . i . , Elo'ir. Eish, .tc, Ac, .ve, ic Finest line of DRY GOODS an-1 NOTIONS an 1 OENTS" DRESS j All-wool Cashmeres and Henrietta '!th-. II ii.""-'. Kawv P!mIs, Tried ; shailcs (;hashlntres in ,I2,lt sh;t ic, (.vl:i;ni,rHVs. . ,,li:,u,;. Pen,ds, Lv.v.e i.igS Everything in N hitt Goo N, with hue un-l Trnninm of al) T 3 T , I ) A n n A 1 MC1 In Striped Nainsooks, Cheek M us! ins. Lawns. A Large Vell Assorted Stock Always on Hand. JflaT PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST '3 Iuy j-our Good.-, from us and we rill st. Von CllK A T 11. llC A A S .--FERTILIZERS POCOMOKE, ACID PHOSPHATE. DIAMOND STATE, FARMING IMPLEMEN mai 1 -1 v- SALE OF LASMD j Iy virtue of a deed in tru.t exocuted j to me by Ciia:l -s Fit r'atncU and wifj, j on the "d i day ut September, 17. a:;d registered in Hook 7s y :t e ::!'. of the1 Keistcr's c-ihee of IIuLfax ouiity, ha"l sill for cash at tlie court-hou-e door' in Halifax, on the T.th day of June. ISH, a certain piece or parcel of land lying in j railroad, the store and warehouse of J. P. Leach, the store of . IL Uobbitt and the lands of B. Ii. Browning, known as the M. E. Newsom store, and being the same conveyi (I to T. T. Hill. Halifax, N. C, May 12, I-, o 17 t s. '1 Fit. Patrick b R 0. BURTON, Trustee. W. I'. WHITE &1JIM) ! ,l" 'i"T'" ,!,e s, li"" ('or,"J rins 111 any quantity dired. Prices low. Orders solicited. W. P. WHITE & BRO 10 4t. Palmyra, N. 1 i? i At 13 31 RJHR3S0 AN!' Condensed Schf d-.i. 1 KAIN "IN! N ;'! M a v 1 ; . l- -. l.vc W . L Ar K.Mt. ! 1 ' ' V . t-.i t -,ri; p.tu 1 . Ar I.n.-NS iN. ri I. I , v ti,.;,. I m W ar. Ar W V. t. ! i :.' : r. . r. i i 1 KAIN ilNW N Kl II. 1 1 . 1 in No. 1 1. v :-, , ... da:! . da'v. d - v . i . 1 1 : i : n , I.V.-VVli. ' Jin ','JNi :.!:!. I j. M I. vr. Ma-. 1.2 1 ' " I v. U ar I '..".' ' Alii .',.. 2.2 " 1 " '"..'.2 l.i-F" le ) ArS-lmi 1 .." ' ArWils 1 ... l.M'W ih . i J a . tn . 12 12p.u 7 '- -1 i ArE.Ml. ' 1.1 A r 1 ar!. I..'. p. in l.vc I :irb 1" ." a m I Ar We'. I :N " 2. I' p.m. '. I' p m 1 a i ' i N.'et Nuinl.iy . Irani on ol!an. .Not K lra:u ;i t ad I I! I leavt iia'.ifkX 1ir eot!inl Nn ' at p m llt'tui unit: ravi- .-ot5and N -k :it : a. in., ilaiiv et pt un . Tram leav-. I arborn. i . . m i Alb.--marle A Kah-uh K. I.'. Iailv . . pt N.m d:iv, ' .'I'' p. in., Suiiilay o fx i p. in . at rive W 1 11 i u 1 1 1 t o 1 1 1 n. c. s.io p. m. . ('. i p. m. Ki turnins Iraves Williamton. v. c.. Dad v ctpt Sundav, 7. I a. m . smi -day '.'.o'i a. in., arrive Tsiiboto, N. .,'' ! " a. in.. 1 1 .!' a. m. Tr m on M idiand N.. Dranch leaves ioidbori. N. '. Pailv except Sundav. C. oo a. in., arrive NmithlicM. . . 7.:.'i a. in. Keturniiii: leaves Sniilhtield. n. , s.(h) a. m. arr've ioldboiu. n. i .. '...; a. in. 'I rain on Na-hvi!le llirinch h ives Eork y Mount at I.OO p. in .. arm es N a-h-ville I. t't p. m , ,sprm iloi'e 1 p. m . Jtvtiti nnis haves Sptni M"e ln.i) i in.. Na-liville 11.1.1 a. in., Ilncky Moii I 1 1 ..1.1 n. in., dail v, except Sunday, Tram on linton branch h ;iv. s Wai-sau- for clinton. Daily, except Sunday, at 'I.oii p. in. and 11 a. in. Keturiiiii:' leaves cimton at S.2.1 a. m. and !.:!') p in., connecting at Warsaw with Nos. 11, ii anl 7. .S.iuthbouiid Tram on W 'iln A I'av etteville r.rnnch is No. .11. Northbound is No. .10. "Ibii'v except Sumhiy. Train No. 27 South r,i!l stop only at WiKo,-. (;,.ldb:ir.i ar. 1 M:i-no!i... Tram No 7S makes closes connect at Wei 'on l-ii a ! poUits Null' A rail via itichmni l, and daily except Sun day via Day Line. Tiams makes close connection i"i a!i jioints North via Richmond nd Vah;nr--ton. All 'l iriins run solid lietwi-cn ihiri,.' ton mill W ashiiL'ton. and hive l'u!lin.'i:i Pa!a j .1. K ! Ce Sh epels attai iied . KENLV, ,)(UN !'. DIVIM!, Sni.'t I I ails. t ieP.1 ;il Sill. "I . I.M I'.I.M.N, KI' P -swui r A: nt WINIM W GLASS, CUT ( i LASS , ('!'.!. N I CM.ASS, V A KM M IKS, PLATFl: PAPER SIIFA'I iiiv; PA I'Ki: RO' 'ITNi papli:, WINDOWS and D()t )KS VA. SCREENS. FINISIIINt: (illUllS. GOODS ! ! in 1 1 1 1 . P. i '.i- Fancy Mnj.fd Muslins, Fai.ry ' d KAIN IT. TS OF ALL KINDS. 1! l PACKER"? CINOCR TONIC ltt,it .1. A t a -..!.. i :..t i . t: 1 ' :.'! .i . ' Ii:; n: I 1 W..- .'..t.-'tl.- I. -ir,. A 'l. lr.'lltr -'1 ,tt l.'iV.nil I'-.;;, tir.ii 1 ' p . 1 1. . :i . in r , I.!.-'.!!.:.' 1- 'r, . I i :ti:;.r . n. 1. I . v, ; t I ! ' J 'tl 1 .1 't: '. C ."sic: i of tiit: lOI!.,'lll :Ui'J i.jv,' i-. I,.-, In HIMDERCORS. . Th- af. O UN It O It E II T S O N -S Si km: Sinor- a.m IJk-tai'ka'i-Open at Ail ii vir. Satisfaction guaranteed t I'atron-:, Corner 'Jth & Mam Street-., Scotland Neck, N. C. jaiiO-1 y. BL CK LENS ARNICA SALVE Til E BEST SALVE Cut-. Bruises, S re. ". m toe wor cT.-. Salt E; 1'ever Sores. Tetter. Cliajijed II--Chilblains, Corns, an' all Skin Er tions, an l positively cure-. Piio. oi uay required. It is guaranteed to- perfect satisfaction, or money ref.i.'i Price 2D rxnts ; er Tox. SALE 15 V V. Will l iiE VI) .v 2,000 Valuahlc Pre( nl Free. The Siiitny South will distribute 2,'hmj handsom" jiresuiit. amontr its patrons on Jan. lith. lsss. (.old and silver iuoii--v, u;ohl watchs, sewing machines, siik dresses, lin furniture, valuable book-, etc. aggregating over ?.1,0jo.oo m money. Send for sample copies fr:e and lor cir culars givmg lull particulars and ac knowledgments from those who received presents in the Octcber distribution. Send also the names of your friends for isamnle conies of the paper. A duress the C.j6'"rt"V iStjatk Atlanta, Ga. y