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atiouneys at law,
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A. IM'NN,
A i r Ii N K V A T L A W ,
S' i II. AND N !; K, N, C,
.'tj-s wherever his services are
', . r-'i. fobU ly.
1T II. KITCHEN,
A; it!:!:Y an! ( '') r.N'si:i.oii at Law,
Scotland Neck, N. C.
C.u
BEN ROHT.
Jk r;il' Office.
A NKNV WAV
TO iKT IN TO TIIK 1AML WiTHOKT
MON'KV.
a vi i feel.
r Main and Tenth
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Km ii.i i, N. C.
'r rirtii'vs in iili ti.- Courts of Halifax
1 ;t i j - i t t i 1 1 r count i
an 1 in the Sn-
. :i:c aii'l Federal C.utts. Claims cd
.d in ail parts of the Slate. .' s ly.
Fur tie Democrat.)
On The Road.
Not long eince my wife's brother-in-law's
cousin died and left her five
dollars and a frying-pan, providing
she would bay ler a tomb-9tone.
Well when we got the money t wife
wanted a bonnet an 1 I wanted a pair
of shoes and both wanted to go to
the county fair. Wife got her bon
net, paid four dollars and a half for
it. When we got back home we found
there wasn't but fifty cents loft, the
n. VID FEEL. , " '
I milliner gave the change in eueh
small pieces we didn't know how
much we had, fifty cent- would just
pay olio's way and how were both to
get it?Wil"e said she was going if no
body else did, fur tie money, was
hers , and in her possession. The
day for the fair came at last. We
got up before day, and bitched the
mule to the bugiy , which squealed,
cracked and snapped all the way ; it
is a Mount Atlas buggy, and was
given to me by Ernest Urquhart, be
cause eoiue devilish fellows had
poured kerosene oil in the hub ; you
all know the effect of kerosene on
an axle. Just before we got to town
wife and i began to wonder how we
both were to get into the fair. We
stopped the mule and got oat and
sat do '-n on the ground and thought,
"Wife,'1 1 eald, 11 1 have it. One of
us get under the seat." "Good" !
the said, "You get under, you are
K.I'AV. A. ('..'' 1 .1 .1 1 Kl KK. K KA.N'SoM
WeM'.-n. Hen ler.-uil. Wtl'loti.
A TT( ) EN FYS A If LAW,
Wi i.I'on, N. C.
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AS N. HILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Halifax , " . C,
Halifax an. I adj imiis
Fed-.-r.il and Supreme
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D1LNSO N ,
n, i i; i;. (.'or. Main and Tenth Streets,
i: ly. Sroi land Nkck, N. C.
'Wil on Mirror.)
The otlice of Justice of the Peace
is a very important one, goo.l for
the preservation of peace, good or
der and pound morals. It is a more
potent and important factor than
the Superior Court, and can wield a
more beneficial and wholesome in
fluence upon the conduct of a com
munity. How important it is then
that good men should bold the scales
of justice in this very important of
fice. A magistrate should be a man
oJ strong and positive and decided
convictions of what is right, and
what is wrong. He should have a
mind of his own, and not stand ready
to be swaved by the fclights; infla
ence. He should be above prejudice,
above temptation, and far removed
from llie remotest semblance of brib
e-j" and corruption. His oilicial robe
should not have a spot of suspicion
oq if, but be ready an' time to be
held up for the mosl rigid 6Crutiny
and inspection. The stream of his
adjudication , however small and
narrow and shallow its current ,
liould always flow with stainless
tides of crystal purity. There should
be no dregs of corruption mingling
with its waters of justice, soiling and
polluting and coloring their flow.
Kyerv ripple should be as chaste as
a moon beam, and as free from stain
as the glittering rays which come
dazzling down from the God of Day.
' .!:.,! ..( : t 11
coramacd as much respec as tLe
decree of the dudge on the Uench ,
and his rulings shouli be character
ized by the same fairness and in
flexibility, and stand as. far removed
from all suspicion ol being weighhd
T V V V TTf (T
A MAC HINK WniCH MAY
IiKYOU" TIONI.L Till:
COTTON INIM'STLY.
Tb- Ilirminghaiu, Alabama, Age
Herald gives som : p.ntiou'ars of a
patented scheme which, if eijual to
1 ii l ra I in n llallol lriii
An
sj temt'er
pro pen -
" of ti.t
article in tie
r y ur.d cii; e 1 by V.
eral'y gives the f -i 1 -v
Au.-tiul:a-i ballot syitem :
Tne iiollirg placv,r buo'.'.e. are
provided with an open j lace f r the
election of oflicials and a'so wit!: a
AVON DERFUL
disco ' i:. 1
We take great delight in heralding the good now.?,
crien. These
!ic;a's consist
representation, might le-voiut ion ze ,iie burning (.!li--er and !,m e'erk
the cotton lnlustr) of the Soiit h. un,i t p3ry a;s allowed a
Th- project is said to emprise a ,,crilt UCcr) tiie scrutineer beiug
Th: (i KM A I 1 Jl "C ' III" n s o I v Mv M. II. :rxv
cotton ginnerj. , a machine to pre
pare thi cotton for the- spindle
sin lies to turn it into yarns and
looms to convert it into cloth, the
co,t of the h de plai.t n .t to ex
ceed $10,000. A ma- hiti'e is put up
at some central p im in a cotton
growirg eountr.
j pacity is three
' Within a radius of three or four
mile? it will draw enough cotton to
supply it for a jear. The farmer
hauls his cotton to the machine just
as he now does to the gin. Now he
non-voter. No other person?
aliowe 1 in the polling b cV.hs
art
York in earch f l.i i!i.tre'Je KALI. S l C K
Thi miraculous dUcovtry tiid rac Lnrsis i , I o:T. r ! 0 . , ' .r
of illKAl' (' H ' I ) the gra: de ppr t u n t of the n-n. tf n. i. ffntnrv.
ILm.o.us N,, 1 Dr. (enU-HKM I 1 1 I" K A :" , illM:lMIA
S'l KIKKI) 50 . 1 AsilM 1 IK K 25 . ) 'i Mi I i 1 1( ) . K.I. At iv
( ur
a !snol apiece and the one that gets
the shortest one will have to go un- j in the scales of undue influences as
" FICH Corner Mam & lOlh Sts., ,,.,r If ..,, n t;ma i.,fn,n ai.o o,. ; r-,. i ,o,
j ' I V i 11 T(.- i.4 1 ' i j-, uuo. i.k'..v -'i"-' j Hit IJIl i-T 1 O'lU LUl. L.U LU, lilt UiULt
Next door to Futrcll Speed, : r-reed. She wer.t up the road I : of a magistrate is an important one-
vent down t ti e road, she got the i a very important one and should
shortest one, and crawled under. Its he filled only by men of good judge-
i . . t : .. i. . . 1 . . , . 1 . . ... 1C I. ... ; ... . . .1 .... : . i.
Mwivj at !i:s olli-e when not ' "Ss "l 'h""1 I 'ace 10: un. i nea c iueni, suunii sense ami wiui an in
aot to the fair gates, 10 ; they wanted
a quarter for the mule. There I was
and did not know what to do, I look
ed around for somebody I knew. I
Tbe returning ttuer has m his , snd MOl K.MM. ( ,i u u ) irouj
possession the ehctoral roll on winch 1 complete. Lig bargain !:.
are restored the names and dc-1 Hahoain No L. I'iom I'rirr min,:- 1'l.AlN nnd s I KHM'h sI'KAH .
scrip-dons of all alitnd voters, ar j 1'Ll'SlI , SATIN , I'ASA M UN 1MKI 14 . LHAl-LI, Ao A ,.
ranired ar.d numbered fr m N. 1 up-; Hakiain N Ciotbit.t! M UN's. V d' idls', I ' an. I (111L-
Jts ginn ng ea;war(ls in alphabetical ordor. He ! DKKN'8 SV II S from $175 $12f).00
bales per An? l9 a corresponding num!er of! Kai.o.uv No 4. nVliKFOATS and KINK. HA'IS.
iiAi:r.AiN No :.. ri'KNi rrui:. sroviis akklis n ci. i ii
ltAIUiAIN No 0.
hallo's containing the names of all
i
the candidates without reference to !
party. At the hour appo'nttd, the
tolls are opened and one by one the
electors walk in. When a man of-
pays for having it ginned and pack -fers to vote. the returning ollicer ex
ed, also lor bagging and tis, j amines liis roll to see if tde elector
then must come and get it and haul j 1S qualified, and if so, then the clerk (
it away to some railway station or; ciiec:ks his name, writes
market town. With the new pro 1 o0ndimr nunber on the ballot an.
ILSKGAIN No 7
in town.
Hakoain No s
Haio.ai.n No '.'
We haven't -;
(iK.NIS KrUNlHINii C,ools.
lOl"S and MIOhS--l.'' per cent.
LA DIMS' FANCY Gin i)s.
ZKIGL11K SIIOKS ATinsT.
! t !. a an hi m
U'C
cess he sells his cotton in the seed
at the market price to the company
or owner of the gin The machine
will take the seed cotton, gin it, put
it into rolls, the rolls l transferred
passes it to the elector. The elector
then goes behind the screen, and
with a blue pencil marks on the
namt'iof all the candidates for whom
he does not widi to vote, leaving the
to ineiitinn the thousand and one
the Cones-1 have. We cordially :nite all to call and see our c;r!,d ;.-...
1 j rare Bargains and be cor.vincn! that tins f t ivLi n . n' s ii;ti.
lor past patronage, we f-olicil cio' i:i:ian.v o!
ours very tr il v.
1 1 i r a ; i i we
net
Ti.nr
a!ne
we .ire.
io n lv
M. HOFFMAN & BRO.
S. n. M Nixk, N. C.
i.fes-iot.aliy engaged cLevhere.
2b If.
1 ) A'
I.. W VNN,
tegrity as bright and as spotless as
the stars that gem the coronet of
night. Deaf and dead to every emo
tion of "fear, favour or affection,
AM' s r ;. ! Ki N,
. T: A!'I Nick, N. C.
.Ma.'.n Street, one
d or from Di ug
'. tf.
ore
THOS.F. IJAiiEKV.
W ILMINO TON, N. C.
w no. i- i.i: i i: i.r.n i x
HOFFMAN"
saw Tom Jones coming, I ran up to! reward or the hope of reward,' a
him and fell over his foot into the j magistrate should stand as inamova
ditch and asked Inn to loan me a blc upon his pedestal of light 'and
quarter. He said he wouldn't. I j honor as a rock imbeded mountain
askcil him to give one to me as it: amid the raging of the storm. This
was his mule. He did so. I went ; bein the case, the cilice of mans
back with a happy heart, crawled in trate is then robed in awe and res
my buggy, steppod on my wife's j pect, and no dicisions are thpn re
thumb ;:id drove into the Fair j garded with the eye of suspicion.
Ground-1. Is it not good to have Every one who holds the scales of
frier. d-? Tney are the bes' boon ' justice, should be like C ilphurnia
i it. ....
heaven tias nesiowcit on way waru j aoove every imputation ol wrong
to the spindles. These yams aie j names ol his favorite candidates as
bumiled up and shipped diiec'.Iy to tieV arc. ne then deposits his bal
the mills to he woven into e'oth. ja t be box and goes about Lis
The saving is the freight of the j business.
cotton to the market ton. the cost : After the day is done, the polls
of packing and the litfereiH-i h --1 arc clos-d and the ballots counted
tween the cost of bagging and ties j by lhc TCiuvnng officer and hi j clerk
and the lighter covering of the yam j in tue presence of the scrutineers,
bales ; also the commission, insur-1 All improper ballots are then thrown
ance anil warehouse charges and out and the the legal ballots are
weighing, altogether about s or l ; then sealed up and posted then to;
per bale. Nearly all this di'lWenoe ! Uie clerk of parliament.
would go into the planters pocket. -phe system seems to be an admir-
ln al,iition to the enhanced pn.e able one with this exception: Where
of the producer, there would be a j an elector is blind or otherwise phy
vast am unt of moii' V kept at hem.-1 sicany incapible , the assistaneo of
whieli goes to the people employed ; tiie returning officer may be called
in spinning the raw cotton . Kveiy ' in an,j it j3 manifest that if the sys
neigtiborbood would have its own . t.?m wcre adup'Ld m this country
factory, giving employment to its ; where so many of oar voters are'
own people and keeping their wages j brimJ j that they cannot read , j
in circu-atiou as wen as the profits , the returning officer if he were aN
of the mill own-r. Next after the I lowed to prepare their ballots lor
W.P. W1IJTK& 1!H().
Have just Opened a
GKN LllAL MKKCl 1 AN DISK,
AND
Invite Customers to Call find F.xaminc their tork.
DllY GOODS -White Goo Is. Muslins, Lswm. ( A, i up Ii in S tt i e i,h
Fuibroidt rie-'. Laces, iVc., c. , .c.
NOTK )NS M i v- i in s., in Tin : Link.
HATS , L X IS and SH tll 'o suit the Oliver in labtv and I'i :e.
Fr.ll line uf 1 1 A 1 ; 1 V A KK. I I N W A KK. I. A SSW A KF. an-l i'K'm'K KK W A UK.
toy';i;M"rRIFS A SI'FCIAI.I .
EYEKVTIIlNi KIK 1 I5K It Vt IN A FIKTr'.A KFTML SIKF.
Post Ollice Building.
21 ly.
M i "
oil, AM'
V ' A
mortality. I took out my mule and
looked under the seat at my wit.
She was yaciinii for breath. I ot
and dishonor. They cannot be too
careful, too painstaking, too jealous
of their reputation and their honor,
spindle would come the loom. From
turnimr the cotton into yarns would
come the turning it into cloth. It
is not likely that these little neigh
borhood establishments would ever
get to making the tinr goods, but
they could turn out cloth sufficient
ly line for common uses. The in
ventor is Mr. II. M. Allen, who
i
proposes to exhibit his machinery j
af the Alabama State Fair, to be I
them , could perpetrate all sorts of
frauds on the ignorant.
WHY N
m
GO TO HblADOIJAR'ITiR
.S,
I AT EDMONDSON cV .IOSKV )
When in no' ! of anything mercant ib- lite?
Our stock is the most varied of any in town and pno s to hui! all.
Henries keeping a full stock of Clothing- Dry Goods- Boots
" Ilirdwaro
!.'" CEMENT.
A I A I N El PI. AS'? n;:.
LAND PI.TKIL
PI. AsTEK PA HIS.
LIME. ,vC.
Mie was ga-pms ioi uicaiu. m umi iqnuaumi lumiuju nuuoi, , T,,a ;palTin T lie J Hall lie IllUSC repent
scared and called to a man with a f,r when they dream not, the Argus JK d .at "nugham I my t - n A revival of religion Also ants for f he not . d I'I MI )M NT K
lt , I P , 3 ... , ition is now the propel ty of a stock e..et. n iu oi ' UMI c pjON GIN and CoNDMNsKIL sr.
big sasb on, to cone and help me. eyes of the public are upon them,! whi(.h 1);JS ,lett.rmjni.(i ' ill always more or less interest i fJ()MKST,(; si-: :wi N( ; M ACM 1 N K.
lie came. 4-What is the matter.-" and the busy and keenly sharpened I - , t . i the people. Here is a ouorv for
Durham .S"
A gospel that can save the lost is
the one reeded by tl.o world, and
such a gospel has been provided j and Shoes- Hats Groceries. &C.. &C.i
and the wav opened for the salva- an,j Harness Departme.it is not wanting.
tion of souls. M;in must do his' .. . , r . . . TT . c,
i p hum n thn tipst brands of f ,rAlri n r and Mnntintr S-J t rkT'-r .
part in the j dan he must repent ,. , ......
Also a fronts ;r ue not - o i ir,o.i. i.n i r n m nno.v, iamui
the LIGHT FUNNING
i
.11-1
&M 1
he asked . 1 showed him. He storm- scalpel of a well directed critic'sm is ... ,
I I I I s k S
i.iacsm;tii and fumed , wc drug wite on., he i cutting down into their official an-
a IV I A . 1
out. That brought wife around.and we ; of disl-.onor whie'i may be festering
both fell on our knees and besought there.
him to let us stay. He laughed and
We make a pc.-ialty of FLNL SIL (MS ;tn I NIG M FlMil . so
N TIIK Y 11 i I Y F.KST
( N Fill". 11LY F.FST
Dnrrnirn mill
v'juind n v
' C X Vk
n:nM tiik
"i" Ii 150110 C A KKIAliE
IS
WORKS.
a"rccd to let us stay, but I had to
tend his horse for him all day. Aiiy
thing to stay in the fair, so 1 agreed.
He showed me his horse, and wife
wentotfto seethe f.lr. I did not
see a speck of the fair, did not eren
sec any racing; but L hesrd the
band, but most of it was drum. About
10 H IT.
The power of a wife for good or
evil is irresistible. Home must be
the seat of happiness, or it must be
fo-ever unkno-vn. A good wife is
to a man wisdom, courage and
strength ; a bad one is confusion.
the roa 1 after the wagon.
PK. IiOHT.
V.-
A ' i ' N f
im ggiks v n i caiikia(;ks
I'll (11 TONS,
Male 'o order, and all lands of tiik
i . : . v i ; ' s r
LIlFAIKlN'r
'lone on sh.ort notice.
Ih i Cakts k:;om sj I .10 it.
! i. silk ILvk I!k;;m: 11 ie the chil- , wrapping papei, u:u it
. 1 as
iv t ;
sunset wife came to me, I gave up weakness, despair. No condition is
the horse and we left for home, but! hopeless to a man where the wife
,ve did not ret there. Just out 0; . possesses tirmncss, decision and
economy. There is no outward
prosperity which can counteract in
dolence , and extrayagance and folly
at home. No spirit can loDg endure
and I went in to the miridla of the ; bad domestic inllaence. Alan is
highway and the mule went down I strong, but his heart is not adamant.
j .-jj U.jf t" -7 -"jj j j town a heavily lalen wagon went to j
!" d'wiK pass aIhl truck both the bin(3er I
I . wheels of the buggy, they crushed;
t - ' like broom-straws, and down wife
o,wMl,, rm.nt s;m ... d i, I U-ct , l"rl'"I'"- 1 1 ' 1 K 13 ''-G
aloosa, to push it. Prominent in r.eed ftf -m t hwig to gl a Id 'n t !. hcirt arid cotnl rt t he h-oi.c, i
dud-'el " 5-,,:u,u,,,:n ! tin J 11FA 1 hargama with a II . 1 1 1 po-Ke'.-book Uy fx tmiMt.g
War j on ethical and philosophical sub- ' assortment before cofifirmi'iL' vour tra 1c
iniong the stockholders are
L P. Head and Mr. Kobert
W I, T,
Will
our
nock, o( liigmingliam. Mr. Allen
; jeets diaw and move the
masses
storv is
V.-rv It
1 ! I i. IVU III n? H I i II !.ll
him sell was brought u: in a cotton " '
, f l i . iii , -i , i -1 , vet potent bevond anything in the
factory, and he ami bis brother bunt I 1 -
11 II..... ; lil
uuu. iieaen is a sut tie jowcr
3 H 1g.
EDMONDSON cV JOSEY.
the Allen factoiv at Frattville
S'jt'th.
If we coubl start as many as ten
or fifii'en of these mills in this
county, it would not only increase
the pi ice of cotton, but it would
give work to hundreds of our poor
laborers. We have always thought
that no man has ever been able to
explain.
11. J. COIIDLF.
WATCHMAKER AM JI.". I i.!!.
Litti.kton, N. C.
' r
I.i IV.
Sitve Her
He delights In enterprise and action,
but to sustain him ho needs a tran
quil mind , and especially if he is an
intelligent man, with a whole heart,
h i needs his moral forces in the con
The world is full of shoddy and
shams, but real merit is always rt
cognized. Thirtv e.irs ago Dr.
Sballenberger discovered an Anti
dote to the poison of Malaria, which
that this would be done some day. j ins had an immense sale, although
Who will be the first to tiy it.' ! until recently it has not been i.ri
We know of a mill in Arkansas vertised in a single newspaper. Merit
where there is a pully so lixed as to aone bas sold it all these years, be
ljlt a two horse wagon load of corn cause it cures when all else fails, and
oil' of the wagon into the third j3 ju,t what is claimed for it. It in
story, ar.d as it d cruris to the low-; faliibly destroys Malaria anri could
er llior it is shucked, shidled, grDitnd ! not harrr an infant. Soli by Drag
anri sacked, all by machinery.-Fey. ' gists, or sent by mail for one dollar .
tt-ciW.' Ejxhawjo. ! Address, Dr. A. T. Shallenberger,
' Koches'er, Fa.
DRY GOODS
Silks, Laces, Velvets,
Dress Goods,
J.irim-. FlarmcK J!:ink't.
DOMESTIC COTTONS.
WHITE GOOS. PRHIS, ClGHftltiS,
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This is what you ought to have, in
:t, you iru?t hsve it, to full enjoy
of ' life. Thourands are searching for it Lean'
tress after eating, can be enrol and
t, a ict r.!in,rff .pmn of I tlicts of life. To recover his com-l Tact, yo-j nun have it, to full enjoy prevented by taking Dr. J. H. Mc-
swi-i-ily as k - i;i:-a'v. ami
: C a 1 ! : !.! 1 1 IKK I . i:..'i'KnoN
qqvpiI i.nriPosure home must I)
f; peace, of cheerfuln 'ss and of com- i dany, an 1 mourning because tV y .uu,e pill-. .
: .. . , . .. G:.i ; ti....., i, 4i ; 1 or Mile by E. I
lore. i nere no soui renews itsiUin " x uuu-auus lipou luous-
hand .
an
-..! of llnrtiv-s alwavs on
"; i'".M i'llh I: f.r all work
... i iuarant'-ed every time.
i. r - pr !,;.' :y till a f.r all work, and
. ; !, tin- f;:i'.--t tinidi.
Whitlev&Keech,
TAKIiOliO, N. C.
(OACI! SHOT.
Co:; sale:.
in st reet in Scot
life. She was in the last stages
consumption, told by physicians that
Aw was incurable and could live
he weu'he.l less ,,M tu ' iau ,ul,:i
I arn now pc't'.n a niro a--" r;:u-!.t o,
;oi.t Kings. C.i.ii Wah'iii-. .,i i,
Sl'KCTACI-h-S. A'O MLV!;i;VAP.K iai
Dizziness, nause3. drowsiness, die- j sets and separat'.- y. :oo.
Old (iold and sdver wante 1.
All kind- of n prdrir g.
flay Prompt Attention given t- rnY.
orders. (' 1 'an. 1
Liver
and Kidney Fillets
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her. ar.d cut ariv 1 t.-.-t'i ' . -m". t' . r
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In hu-i-K-s for tr.'- j.;i-t 59 jarv
strength, and goes forth with fresh
the troubles ol'
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,i , ,.,:,.niiiie. i)iu ii a ufm? ne anus no
tnan secni pouui.-. wnt
on lv
!v a short tKr.e
, r-t. find thpro inpl wir'i In 1 torn-
of wrapping paper s.e read ot jjr. - '-v
Ktn-'s Now Discoverv. and got a 1 Per aul.eanes. jealousy or gloom,
sample bottL; it heljcl her, she' or is assaile(i by complaints or cen
i ?-r,TP hnttlo. it. helnPri i1(,. ho, hope vanishes and he sinks
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and s of do! lai s are spent annually Even the most vigorous an i hearty
by mi- peoole in tne hope that they per.p'e h.ave at timos a feelinj of
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mav n'tatn thi b. on. An 1 vp. t e-iunc, a., ,9l.ui-. o ..,Tci
ma' be had by all. We guarantee
that E'eetrie IJitiers. if used accord
in to dirt-C.ions and the u-e persist
ed in , will bring you Good Digcs-
this feeling take Dr. J. 11. McLean's
Sarsap irill.i ; it will imj art vigor
ar.d vitality.
F.,r
.y K. T. Wh-
The mot delicate const itut ion cari
m.ro Fought, another and
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,1 . ,! : ' many, WHO, It ini2'lt Seem. hat e no uu him-ii insn-fi ivii-i-. v u ine l-un- n-uai.u 1-. ; nun r n-myu
into despair, as is the cae with tool tion anri oust the demon Dyspep-ria , use Dr. .1. II. McLean's Tar
lot- or. M
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I' rl mi: : ::; ' wo-story carriage ' p.,1., I)-ui.-t. Fort Smith
room 3
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above and one
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w i r ! : 1 '. o f . i r
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(,o i blacksuiit !
jp.'H. ;ie wood shoo
s!ii Iter. Goo 1 well
hotter fast, continue.
ctrnncr. boalthv. rosy, idumo. ! triA'3 or conflicts of life
,,lii:i, 11(1 nonnri-. For fulle: ! lhe Wlfe?9 P0wer to brighten or blight nd
oalticulars send stamp to W. H
t. Fort Smith. Trial ! "r tuieer.ess.
head fc Co.'-s drugstore.
Such 19 ! recommend E'ecttic Hitters for Dys- for coughs, loss of vrvce, and
all
all disuses of Liver,
ithe home, o make the Qreside cheery Stoin ich and Kidney . Foil it.'.Oc.
r: , ; or cheerless. and 1.C0 per bottle by L. hite-
throat and lung troubles.
YuT sale hy E. T. Whin head .1 '
botthMof this wonderful Discovery
e"P ! Free at K. T. hitelicad Co. s
drugstore.
I'rie.
:t:e
terms easy
uovn .iii 'I'.p.ic ition.
E. Ii HILLIAIH),
lie .! E-tatf Ag- nt,
Sjotland Neck, N. C.
No nee'i to take t'jo-o bigc thart;c
p.JIs ; (.r e of Dr. ,) II. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Fillets is quite ! symptoms ot blood impurity
suHicKiit and more agreeaoie .
For sale by II. T. Whitehead t Co.
Pimples, lllotches, -cny skin, ugly ;
spot , sores and ulcers, abscesses! Faults of digestion cause disorders
and tumors unhealthy discharge--, of the liver , and th i whole system
sueh as cat irrh, eczema, ringworm becomes deranged. Dr. .1. II. Mc-
and other lor ms ol skin diseases, are Lean's Sarsaoariila n;rlcts the pr.-
Fake cess of digestio i and usdmilalion,
Dr. .1. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
For .Tale by K. T. Whitehead Co.
1 and thus make pure b!o l.
I For sale by E. T, Whitehc-a-
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For a safe and certain remedy for
fever and ague, use Dr. J. IJ. Mc
Lean's Chills and Fever Cure; it is
warranted to cure.
For sale by E. T. WO'eheaJ .V Co.
Sick headache, biliousness, nausea,
co-tiver.ess, are prom idly and agree
,! banished by Dr. J. II. McLean's
! Liter and Ki inevi'ilieis iit:ie pills.,.
F r ?ak-by F. f.' Vv' .
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Iron Fencing
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Hamilton Easter & Hoe
New Nos. 23
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