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A ivit:-'''-.'iits l ail kinds must be in
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c bv To:.; l--y aftci ;:;.;n to m-.li.-u:.;,,.!
f-,j th': c-irn-nt week.
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PARAGRAPHS.
AliOUT PASSING EVENTS.
i L C I A L A I-c h 0 U N U 1 xtl E K T 5 -
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t, ,;..- m c'.o'.lr.i g.
l-l t" hill' n- i;;i-.
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I.AV,';:::M'i.
Ai Mr
I'iiojs re-
f I,v. A ki -s.
:,. for sa'e
I. A l:! N i. .V Kl WAKI H
.jVP-: fill .-iz - :in 1 r' i'-c.
I.Av;nr;V' v. , Ki.waims.
It n't i i.i ; biivr your B--' Clothing
(,1 V l'. -I"-ev. lit has what you want,
;n. i :it .r;-- s t- uit.
! :it-i n.'it t for Thompson's Glove Fit
ti; ' t 'om i-. A -k tor tiii-ni.
N. !'. .Iosky.
I ;i:n -tl'l so' ling Retd's F:ne Sho-s at
, ,,..t. N. B. !.-i:v.
it ir -ii is f; r ''on in Fun i ur-..
N- 15- JoHKY.
B ly f'T children l'.av Slate Sl.o s
'i' 1 -v out war alt ether mikes. For
', hV X. II. JoSKY.
Fur I. a 1 V war. K ipj ci'dn; f i J i 1 1-ti,-ti.
A t '. Shoi-s a if wha" you want.
1 i s:de by N. Ii. Josk.Y.
I nri -.-. ' ; i " t r L-'iie- Misses', and
( ' ire':"- "i"aks under value
N. B. Josey.
I am T' -i.'y t i b;y your Spanish P a
i'i n.pf ti.cui a!onr ' dry
X. H. Josey.
It iy y;n:r IF.vry and Winter Vest, of
tlan-i Neck man t.fattiui-. For sale by
X. i. .Josey.
AS TIIKY A FTE All TO TJJE EDITOK
TII:OL'GiI HI.S OWN GLASSES ANI
OTilEl; I'EOI'LK'S.
P. ii relaU'l that -'L;itle Aunie
- - - - i Mi VT- --
Ii i ipi e uu'l j'neurni nia are fjiift
prevslfuit in ir.any parts ot I tj e 8te
jiP,l in mtiiy cases they are (jui f
fatul.
From new.-pai er acccjunts of the
.furetafe of Ciiristrcas jioods, ret
would barilv think that the timtf
irr: h ud. or that the p-ople of lb;f
uri'l oliar Statts re ''iiarri up."
It is "uul that- Setii tor Kinsom is
-serjior rneu:ber in tic present Con
res", having Hervid coritincoaslj
-.u.ce A ) r 1 1 1H72 Senators Jote
nt Nevana, and Allison, of Iowa .
ave served since 18715
J
SI KIVKIYKI) a !ar and aIle'l
iir.c SIIA'F.KWAIIF. Cail
an..: t : ;) ; u : :i e stu-s an i iu-o.
F. '1 . li i liiMKAli A (.
I AO ou waril to live in 3'our own
.1 . Oi.unt v ati'l l.uiM up a business
that will insore yvu a m d liivn
li lOilXSOX, Con. Mani-er, )
ur
Main Street,
i 7 t!;ii. Norfolk, Va
Missing,
A ).;.:,
return.
Vumlttt ;oter. Please
W. .!. SMITH.
For Rent.
My !.;:si!m:ce v. Tin: town
' l i v N ! i.ck, will; or w,' lion t a one
k'ise b.r:ii, Fiuits in -wittv. a line
garden and the best water i: f' Vrn.
i :-P! !.V ' V. SA YAliF,
1. Fi.mom.S'n, st"w!l-i:nl Xeek, X. C
STAGGERS CURED
I f those v. h have horses su!i'.:rir g whith
HI o I Sti-'Kt rs will bi tnj: them to me I
i'.! .Jtuai antee a io'itivo cuio. Xo cure,
i.o pay.
1 can 1 e found at U T, Y!.it'. head'r,
7 in fion: Sco In el Neck.
!' :?m J). 0. (MOSS.
v. AT' v v iV i TXTOV, S Mr-rn.-nt T.nw, I
-a- i. r.r. .-. , S :-!1i:iKtn, 1). C:
l . ! '. ! L'ci :i Unilie Olio nf rfinr
-;r: si. ; f, i;r c,ir. upon a little i-.-
.iiei :..:!. .,.) n;is hi en rttUir t'.'d with a pill-in.!i:i!-tr.-.uM.'a:i
i a ir..n-i.-alt-t:i'encv. I
1. a vi- ju'iMi -cw ,:t r. ;i,.f 'or hi- i i;i the u'.-of
.rj M oiici-... I ( tv x) o .im-ters ha.J Cuil.'-l
to kv- l,i:r. jiry -. -uc Mt. ro!i. i', ;n-l I a-n
',,1.5V'' that :.al f.-.r its u- v.a- t-lrM l,;lvo
:'',r- 1 I -ave n.-vi-r seen it :V-:l to riueo
toir. r t. l.riri!.' si.:; - 1 si-ct ' -i-o
v.-;i.i Lot I.- v.-ithn::!- it ns.i?:vtiiii-;ita
"-'- oars truly, J. '. J '!": TON.
Mr. Ti-ixt.in i al- o rre:!ei:r rf V'-ri '.--'i
"::u i'.,ik. in-ti.a. N. ('., a::di;o:. S. t;;j
1-T--T.H--i i:isT. l' t :;u So:;;!;.
1 iT.it iii. i ion inifJresf.
ATLANTIC ELECTRO PC 1SE CO.,
No 1 ; " : z v V o r A v . , V.' a ?. h ; n gto m n r
;:.
1
Col)! Bros. & Gil,
COTTON FACTORS
r.n.I
"li'.lM!SStN
1 ;MM!S!N 1? KHFIIANT-5,
iU KiiC'l aXTS,
The pepl of the Sooth aeneralh
-cctn s atirli (1 witli Mr. Crip
Speaker. Aq'1 why shoul 1 lhy not r
lie was a'Vdmly bupported by th
Southern Democrats.
Wilmington'; Welcome Week wa
i very deaaul pirir and profitahh
Wilmington aiso, 'I'he Wilminji
tonians propose to make it p ruia
nent thing and Lave decided upoi
the lirst week in Deeeuiber as tl.t
' tmc.
At the date last osmed, March 1,
ls'Jl thf circulation was $1,101,25.
s;!!j (ir 23 03 pier capita while on tin
fust day of D erm'ier, 1 8 J I it h
increastd tr 1 .577 2(!2,070 or 21.
2 ter capita. Pn-ti 'tenVs Mwsiye
The Statistic ehow that d-irinj.
lit year ending October I t. 'Ill, th
trust es of the Peaboly fund dis
tribntid to Noith Carolina a total oi
$8,125, of which $2,77) was foi
ScbolarHhip3, $,880 was for losti
fate?, $,l"35 'or Schools, and -$1 335
was for Col red Normal Schools. -Kx.
Idie Hen!trsn Gold Leaf ha
closed its tenth volume. Mr. Man'
nin lias mud Li3 jiaper int restini
all the time and bus done work foi
11 'nderson that can not be estima
ted. Ii is among I he leading week
lie of the State and we coogratulat-
! hr.i'her Manning on his success anu
.'ish for hir.j a ior;g career of u-?(ful
ness in Nortti Carolina j ijrnnlism.
i - -cv-
The K'-'eleN Institute !.t G eenf-bo
ro claiius t he doing wonders m our
ing msn of t!;e appe'ile for st ooj;
drir.k If it does hall what is claim
for F, it is a great boon to humanity
OjT heart has bled many a time a
he si. -Jit, of ?on.e poor besotted sou
ree!in through the streets when w
kr tw his p or chdJren : t home rer
'H(Jri g a three-fold si.ffeiiog
A'aot by reason of Lis xt ravaganc .
i-tck of his id m..:-.' as a faith fci fa
f.er sr.d tt e sham.- his turse I rir.oi
u;)on t!;e family. VYe do hope tlx
K elev In?titu'e may 8ave pome.
The Poard ot Amicuhure las'
unr, at Oslord, etdzd a lot f tb
X. C. ollictal Farmer' Allianrt Gii
me, manidaci nrel by the D-rhm
Fertilzer Co, for being below it
uarsntee. At the trial of toe cam
i st week , the Durham Co, cUie.
hat the !a'e was complete, and tha'
hey ha 1 nothing to do with the f e i
)l'?.er. 0,i this joint th judgft de
oi led in thtir laor, and the aU( r
ieys for the Board ot Agriculture
-nttred a non-suit r.ud took an ap
peal to the Supreme Court. Tin
iuestieu of the fertilizers eing be
4iw tin ir guaranteed claim, the pith
if the wi oie tia-Pj was not tried .
(. -0
E STREET,
Norfolk, Va.
0 ! !
siALE OF pKRSJONA
PK-JPFRTiT-
t "C"
t r-
The ovemment an I people
(ain propose to celebrate " he fjur
!i r.drcdtl; anniv teary of h- ti f
oovt ry of Ameri-;-, I ' ...g an
Xjiosttion st Madrid, w net) will
-pen on tl c 12ih of Septtmbtr and
.ro'.tir.ue lill the 31st of Dejt inter
L S'J 2. A cordial invitation 1ms been
extended to th United St&tes to
t.ke iait in tl:is commemoration.
' a: is Snain was"one of the firet na-
t .-hall st-d n! niioiif anctioi! .. 1 i . . .
ticp-a'c m the Worlds Ov.-um an
Kx;.os:t on at Chicago it would be
vory -pi rtj riate or th;8 goemment
ti give thi invitation it3 fnendl)
promo ion. P evident' Message.
at u Itoim- on .5 h day o!
H;u iry. is'.tj, the lo!lowinrt
si?i tl ptiipoity.
: in ii'" ' stock, i;rn, fod-r.-s J
l-o-;-, ih-anuts. andti33
cl. its
1)
aiming ULe:jsiI.s.
i"tf' VVAl MS CASH
W- B- WHITE
12 i o ;t
1
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Notics. Notice.
Fy virtue, of p. uer vested in me by a
in-.t is-irr'; exec lit -d to ine on the 12th day
d' Ii.-.-. lsti i, i,v Y l Sen boro.ish, and
wde Martha, wh-cdi is dulv recorded in
1,
llali'ax e(i:intv in F.ook
pae 1 shull sc li fi.rtash at public ac-
ti - .
i. i.est
i bier at Sjeing Hill
oa . ie i ttiuav t -l inuary ls'.2 at 1
o'c! rn, a bt ;;rd sto-e hoa-e situa
ted .i S;..iii- lid:. Halifax county, N. C.
in i'h- l l.-Rf.ea' jaopcT'v dcyeiit'e 1 n:
s; i 1 ., oi irjaj ' XV F X!;-.
'i hi .he h, k) Mortjia-e
In lt! I'iiper.
Mr. P, F. Smuh ra ;ently s!io;ved us a
copy of the J'-amk e A-h-ocite, published
at Ila'if.a.v, m the year IStSt)
It was td it-id by Edne li.
Freeman. It shows as mu:h- enters
pi i-c- and push as almost any ordinary
weekly of to day, and although it has
been more than sixty ears since it was
ptinted, very much the same things en
gaged the thoughts of it.s editor as en
gage the thoughts of td: tors to-day. One
striding fe iture we not cc ia an advir-ti-ement
is tkat the adyeitiser takes a
column and mentions his articles for sale
alphabetically.
NEWSY 'GRAPHS.
HKlti: AND I-LEA IIKiU:
wis;: a no otherwise.
Invitation. The Superintendent of
the Mditary School invites the public
to be present at inspection and drdl
next Friday evening, Dec. 19, at three
j'c'ock. p. r:i.
Siahs ANl Stkites The national
fla now ii )ats ab ,ve the tower of th
Scot'ati-1 Xeck Military Scho 1. it
iiKs a beautiful appearance.
(iiil) Hl'NTIN; Mr J. T. Sherman
jf Xe Yoik, who !n been huntr g ben
it veial -Jaye, 1 It ) esterday. He sty? he
aad a pood ti ne and found game a plentx
a d is highly pleased wiih this commu
uity. I'CST I'l-FKE JitTiNJtD. The po-t
f!i e at llliatiston with i's content-
as destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
Three other builings were lost. It wa
'he work of n mcendary.
Hta5Ve hope our correspondents will ex
case us for not printing several rotntnuni
citions last week. They came too lati
someoftiiem just before we went to
to press and borne after we had printed
the paper.
Chukcii Ui.own down. Our Cenoh(
oorre-pondenfs 1 tt -r co me too late last
Aeek for pu' 1 rtticn. It is not too litt
aowcvtr to say that among the news
Items sent waa a st itement that Jone?"
mapel M. E. church was blown down
n the gale that pass d cvtr that com
munity list week. Also Mr. Thoma
tloward's cart shelter wa blown down
-vhde Mr. Howard was u ider it and Iu
was painfully hurt.
CONCEKT FjH THE OhI'IIANAOE
V cai.ceit for the benefit of the Thomp
son ( )t phanage wdl De given in Tetnper
ince Hall to nionow night bv Neelr
ind Kate Whitiker, the little daughter!
if Mr. Oudley hitakr. These litth
;irls have bven to the oiphanage and will
1 mbtless fiive an interesting concert.
Ti -kets are on sale Lt Ynite A PaullS
store. Admission Vo cents, children
15 tent?.
The Pemockat in Luck. It is gen
erally recognized that every newspaper
net ds a lighting editor. The Ol.'MoCKAT
has, bien in possession of such a person
age for about year Mithout knowing it
How many anxi )us hour and needless
starts at a vigorous rap upon our office
loor woull we have mis ed had wi
.viiown we had a fighting editor in out
oie-,s loom! A inai that tan tan
toothache 2 davs and spend a t; o 1 deal o!
- he time w ith the jd1 Is and sav nothing a
bout it u itil after the denti-,t has made a
lole in his jiw as big as a pound peai
by pulling out the obstreperous tooth,
dl do to dt pen i upr in my cmeigercy
We .-hall pi int what we please now end
stick cur thumbs in the arm-holes tf our
vest and walk in and out when we
lease w ith no fear of a 4 thrashing"
vithin i easonable distance of our cflice.
VYe can aj poi at cur foreman lighting
editor pro ton at a moment's no i;e.
Notice to Com.esi'ONDents. We
iYeqtK-nlly receiye commuidcations with
no name to them. We cannot print such
ommuricati ms. Doubtless sometime
persons who send anonymous articles, oi
jv rite over an assumed name, think hard
of us for not pointing their articles; but
t is an unbending ru'e wi'hus to require
the real name of the author of everv ar
tn before we print it. Not that wt
.vi-h to print the name of the writer but
that we may know who the writer i-.
the rel name may accompany an article
o.i a separate flip of pape. We have a
communication ti i- wek relative to a
maniage near Hamilton, but we cannot
print it b .ause the name of the writer
loes n; t appear.
Aiso those who wish thir communi
cations to be printed toe week they are
sent in ist ! ave them resch us on Tues-
iay. We want ths ns. but we want
it ii ti ne ail we mu-.t koow tho writer-
tlarr i !.
At Conoho, Friday December 4th,
Miss Debbie Ilyman to Mr F. M. Hyruan.
At Conoho. Thursday Dec. 3rd Mi.-,s
Yiota Jutmstn to Mr lieorge liiown,
Jr
Xo Wukff i'orrft atul lln'l.
-3iila of l4-ll-y lll-Srol4.
K lley AUsbrook, the son of Mr.
J. H. All-brook, Jr . died at his father's
home a few miles from town last Sunday
morning. He was 15 years old, strong
and vigorous, but was not able to with
stand the fatal grasp of that dre.vJ disease
patU'i onia. He had skilful medical at-t-i
t on by Dr. J. K. Pupe, but death
hid claimed ! i n and he hal to go. He
w is buried Monday in the Baptist cem
e'ery ( f t i 1 ice.
The Democrat extends sympathy
to the bereaved (am I3-.
The hum-dni'jn of a country ilitor'
life is such that w hen he pet' a chance to
riie titty or a hundred miles on a ra Iroad
ear, h feele as much responsibility rst
ing upon 1 im to report the nrw he gth
ered on such a trip, ar.d takes as much
oleasure in writir? urj hi adventure, a-
iDes the reporter of a gret melrr.p li'an
l:'y w.hen he is sent off to "jurt the
facts"' in a Johnstown tl od or a Charles
ton eart' iakr.
With these felfr-arne fce'irgs of re-pon-
ilil ty and pleasure, the edi or ot The
Democrat is ur.a-:r cbli.ations to report
to hii readers that he took a day or two
'IT 1 1st wick and went to Wke Forest
ind back. We wei t through Weldon. as
u-ual when we j.o towards Kaleign. Unlj
short whi'e was given us there but lorg
enough to speak to uncle Jesse Powers,
ine railroad employe who says there has
,ot been a shower of rain in Wtldon in
Jo year-, day nor ni-iht, without his get
ting pai t of it on his blue suit. We get
t breath with our friend, UeT. W. Ii.
Morton and spent it in solici i:.g him to let
us insure his life in eorae good company
for our cwn benefit. We td i Lim that
f he stays in VYeldon much lunger we
bought we could make a good 'Spec on
urn that way as he recently pitched head
oreujost out of an upstairs window and
more recc-mlv ha been beaten by some
me and "left for detd " He did not say
-e might take out the policy on his life,
out has decided to move fioin Wtldon
for other reasons, howtver.
The towna along the Raleigh Gaston
railroad look like they did nine years ago.
Of course they all have new buildings
riere and there but they look about the
-ame.
At Wake Foret everything looks the
same about "'the Hill"; but the campus
has been greatly improve 1 since our ac
quaintance with it as a student a few
y ears ago. The tie budding lends quite
tn attractive feature to the grounds. The
campus walls are now of stone and the e. -erreens
and other shrubbery ,re prettier
than they were a few years ag.-.
In tne Chapel the roll-call ofthestu
lents is much as it was in 183?, the
only dillerence being in die number of
names to call. There were then about
175 students and now there are about 250.
The good and noble eld Dr. Royall still
opens the morning service by reading
from the Scriptures, and the- boys pay
better attention to the reading and are
much more quiet at prayers than they
were when we w ere one of them (though
we alwa)S kept std"). The singing ht
prayers is simply grand. Our old chum.
Prof, iieckwith, F t us go and sit with
bi n on the rostrum, and when those 25
students stood up and sang, we felt a foot
taller. Oh, the power of such a Christ-
lau lustration: we peepea into tr.e
Ecizelian hall and it is very much im
proved since Torn Dixon ma le it hideous
with his dec'amations and philippics
against Ferney Ma shall, or any or.e else
who did not agree with Lim. It was a
rare treat to sit in the Pi iPmathesian
hall and listen t the debates of the young
orators. They discuss the same ol 1 ques
tions that have been rti caused for a quar
ter of a century, but they are new to
them and the disu-sions were very in
ie et:ng to us.
The students are q'dte courteous to is
fcors and a better class of young men can
not be found in the United States. They
are earne.-t and noble young men. T,.e
clas- that read essays while we were in
tacit! v promised to send us some manu
scripts and we shall print at least one if
they do.
' Haid times" is a common a greeting
in Wake c.unty as m llalifjx, ani wc
are as well satisfied here as we sho d I be
there.
'1 he printers are begging through the
window f . r us to 1st up on them this
week, so we will stop here to resume
when we take another tri p.
news n;oM mur.w
what the df:fm;i. t o::tek
1
tiv.i and HKAis Ai;'- xo : id:
b"i i;r h 1 1 1 . k.
li(SI!ZSb!
:do;t be
A VALUABLE) Mr. A, B. Davis
DISCOVERY j I of ?avis Bros , at
Areola, Miss., is srreat believer
in the i tue of S. S. S. He writes, that
he was slliicted with one of the worst
cx.-es of blood poison kt.own to the
human race, and after going through
quite a long treatment, finally resorted
tS S S., and he is proud to sa- that
he has been entirely cured, and the dis
eas3 thoroughly eradicated from his sys
tem. He .--ends thanks to the company
for their aluablj iscovery, and says
that it is a God-end to ihe world, Fori
c n anions blood p ion S. S. S. is truly
a S'u-t i!ic. Very few cases have ever
resisted it curative properties, and no;
one suffering from this disease or other j
bl od poison should neglect to give it a j
fai - trial. Ye wid mail a special treat J
inent on contagious blood poison should
neglect to give it a fair tiial. VYe will
mail a special treatment on contagious
blood poison to all who apply for it free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta,
(ia.
FROM RING WOOD.
Deaths Prize tobacco A'cw mineral .springs'
Personal mention.
Prof W.C. Pullen died quite unex
pectedly tt the rc.-idence of his kinsman,
Mr. I. II Whitchur. t. near here last
Saturdiy night. He left home in the
morning 1:1 apparently feood hea'th, on a
bu-iness trip to Essex. He was c nver
sing with fiiends there as usual at 3
o'clock, th: ugh he was complaining; some
He was very sick when he ariived at his
destination and was dead before mi inight.
He 1 ad been a teacher for many years
and was engaged in teaching in Ringwood
at the 'i e of Lis death. He was b
y ars old, was a true Chri-tiin and friend
to the oppressed. lie had no enemies, but
many fi lends.
Mrs. Paul Garrett was interred in the
Episcopal cemetery here last Saturday
She Lad been a great sufferer for ma-iy
month?. A pure and lovely spirit lias
gone to rest.
Mr. G. A Williams recited a $50
pr z : for fir.-1 e lass tobacco at the Rocky
Mount Exposition list week. Mr. Wil
liams has tlitcoveitd a t-piing on his
preu.ists whose w&te: is hue. Those who
aie acquainted with hydrology and have
tried careftf ly the virtues of this water
pronounces it a panacea for many of the
di-e: ses of hurcaid'y.
It may be that soon th:s section
Die teacher? Iniii'ute hell hrc :n !'
court ho ie i-t wn-trk ty Fr f. t. A
A 1 U 1 m in cl jc j on Fc'. lay. I here h
about foitf t achr' sn atten 'i' c- lr-.i
d.lf r x,i purts of the ecu aty. Hi rca :;,
and happy manner of Intorinj: ha mi''
a Ii:i '-np'c-n m upon all w':i heaf-!
him. If. -ftir, d to Le t rn t r i f th
-u' j-ct an.! th"ro-i Vy ire I m ait
the modern arts of in-tuct!n. None
was given erly in the week hii F.ilf
was a day set aport for a Ief'sne t t-
choi 1 oai mute and '.be pLblic general
ly and he w iat e 1 that a n aay a postible
would atter d. Ou'.cf about fotty com
tDt.tct'tnc-t 'ii the cous.ty cn'y fjur er ii
were prt seut. It i-. a shame that o l.'.in
concern is taken in the pubii 1 srhud 1 1
the ccunty by its comcnltemen.
On F.iday and Satur day utght th
peof lo of our town were entertained by
gnuiae Indian bc'urer of the On-jtnru
tribe, upon the customs and hat its of the
Indian, their mode of worshiping the
Great S, irit aad thtir Cnritiamtv i
general. He al.-o spoke of the war ol
the Black hills with the Si ix Indiaus,
Ger, 1 Custom's last tight on the Uig-hcrn
and the Modoc war in 1S73, also the
great Oklahoma troubD an 1 many o'h r
iottrestit g subjects. He spoke tl e
English language Iluently and setmeil to
be a man of some education. His lectures
were listened to by large audiei ces.
Mr. T. M. Lewis had the mitfoitune to
get Lis leg badly crushed at Mr. T. T.
Gaskiirs saw m:ll one day last wetd,
haiiiiggo't.n ;t entangled in the 1
carriage. Dr. Jno. O'Brien was call to
attend his suffering and thinks Lis Lg
will have to be amputated.
The State has had 1 incty-live convicts
at work on the Caledonia lands since a
week ago, and twenty-tiye more were
taken from the train at T i 1 le ry ye.-terday
and carried down. Tuey are cutting out
di ches and trimrnin off the lauds pre
paratory to making a crop next year. We
learn they are going to re place the broken
places in ihe dams around these lands.
Many changes have taken lic at
Tillery since we were last there some two
weeks ago. Mr. C. P. Tillery Las moved
his family to L tlleton and expects to
make it his future home. Mr. W. T.
Currie ihe chief Superintendent of The N.
C. Lumber Co., will on the first of Jan.
move into the residence Mr. Tillery oc-
curied.
Rev. Mr. W L Mel.ichampe of Wtldon
who has been conducting ter vices at
Ti lery for the past 2 or 3 months has
been greatly encouraged in his work
there. Lr. Fries, the Pres'dt of 'J he 11.
C. LCo., has offered to erect a handsome
Protestant Episcopal church there in a
very short time.
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Surer foundation cannot be hi I than
the n al merit wl i ,h is the solid base
lor the monumental success of llooo'.s
Saraparila.
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had mi: thk n;vr mdnky.
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Kx'n Eirlv las.
When such imnartul aulhoritn-s a these p'f.nou r,(
Tait's No'ifiaredl and E lipso fin; hst in the Cointrv
it means somvwnn ; more in-ui -en ordinary ad
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jx 'in t win -1 1 uiu:p in ui; i; kiii ot 1 v.n
make the nilf-rence biMween profit an I Iim.
II jy your seeds carefull.
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GEORGE TAIT & SO TS,
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By viitue of power in tne vested by a
deed of trut executed to me on the first
day Februarv, 18s. bv Bcnjirc in Weath
ersbee ami bis wife Gracy, which is dulv
recorded in Haliiax county in Book S.
27D, 1 fhail ?e!l for ca-!i to the I i.he-t
bidder at auction in Scotland Neck on the
Kith day of Januarv, 1S02, the land there
in descsibed (ihe interet ot said Berji
min anrl (Jiacv thert i'li' beinz that land
coneved to sail Henjtmin and John;
Webb by B D Webb ani described as;
1 iws BeBi.inini? at a s uirar locust on !
u. ...... r- n - v-j
the Mill road, thence alonfc -.i I road N j
.'4 E Cl chains X I'M, L 4 b. chni is,
3t US Ml chains, N iU E I 17 chain--, N
10 E 4 .ii cha ns, X 4 1 E 0 3 chain", X
1 A E 3 S ! c.hai is E 2 7') chains to Lve's
viendo v swamp, the ce down the meai:-d-iings
of said swamp to its junction wnh
mill run, thence up mill run to the p'dnt
at which the mill crosses it. thence with
! said toad X 2T4 XV . 50 hd is to the Le-
will ! cmr-ing j-nd contiining fi-i atre
C. A. NASH
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IX
Sashes, Doors, Blinds.
MANTELS MOULDING AND TA I R WORK,
HARDWARE, PAINTS, fcC.,
5, 7 & 9 Atlantic Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
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D. ETHERILGE, Cunityf.k. N. C.
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Mortgages's Sale-
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he even more noted for its
reason of this water He is
th' roughly investigated.
Miss Jane E. Wciler and Mrs J. A
Spivev, two of our excellent teachers,; By virtue of power in me vested by
vi it-'d IDlifax Dt week ar.d were 1 leas-' that mortgage executed to me on the
. .... , f , 24 h dav of October lSMi, by C B Eer-
ed with the excellent addres, of Prof. , tU h-. wifs , sh, (tI1 fur ca,h
Alderu.an. auxtion to th highest bid ler in tr;e ti.wn
Mr Jno. P. Ty rc-e so 1 ng feeble con- ', of Scotland Neck on the 15th eUv ' f Jan-m-
,.s sn an 1 ilnrdlv able t attend to ! uary. 1-S0.', the lai.d therein .lcrib.d,
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Mr. Geo. Ihreewits i quite sick,
having ben confined to his room several
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SPECIALTIES COTTON, LL'MBER, t.'OlCN, AND PEAM "IS.
Refer bv 1 rrrri's-loT to T. A . V I E L I A M . 'r. J'.k.."
nnerre, Ni.rft.llr, Vi. CALDWELL H ARDY. r'ah;e- N-,-'-. X
Ui.tk; I. R (' iPKEAXD 1'd-tf F-.-nj'- Hink, s.ir.'V, '
WHITE and Dr. D WTI) COX, H-rtf -r 1 N. C. J !')
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FITS. All Fits stopped free by Dr
Rime's Great Xerye Restorer. !fo Fits
a'ter first diy'n u-e. Marvellous cures.
Treatise $2.00 trial bottle free to Fit
scaes. Send to Dr. Kline, Oil Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa
weeks. lie has many relatives ia ycur
section.
Mr. W. N. Boseman ind Mis Marshail
were married one day last week.
And now to your readers,
A bright and blessed Christmas day
With echoes of the angels1 so g.
And peace that can not pass away
And holy gladness, calm ar.d s'rong;
And sweet heart-carols glowing free:
This is our Christina wish Tor thee.
Die. ltth. G. E. y.
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j being that ianu uen ioeu as ioiiows: 1 ne
I land et apart to the the said C B Ever
! ett by deed of partition between the heirs
! at law of J II Everett and therein des
j cnbtd as follows Beiinnimg on the road
j leading frm Sam's Head to BraswelFn
' cross roads at the dower line of Mrs.
i Elizibcth Evert tt, thence up said road t
i a lare. deep d.tdi, thence down sai 1
j ditch to the branch to th-i pioe marked
! as a li-.e tree, thence in a straizLt line in
! a west-ill? direction to the mill ron to
j Bob Feirell's 1-ne thtnee up the branch
: to Elizibcth Everett's line, thence along
j the lin- to the beginning and containing
about one hnnred and seventy acres.
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