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K. E- HILLIARD, Editor and Pr cpiretor.
"EXCELSIOR" IS OUR MOTTO.
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SCOTLAND NECK. N. C. THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1892.
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O-S-lv 1 ARB ORG, N, C.
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E. B.
Keep back the words thou fain would'tt
speak
Against the erring one;
Revengeful thoughts and scornful word3
Will never cure the evil done.
Remember, we ourselves oft err.
And oft from duty's path depart;
Against the weak and erring one
O, harden not your heart!
Think over all t'ae trials borne.
The struggles and unrest;
Be not too hasty to condemn.
Have pity that is best.
Another's faults oft seem so great,
When placed beside our own.
"Let him who i3 without a sin
Be first to cast a stone,"
Uplift the fallen and the weak,
Bid them look up and live;
Tell them of him who on the Cross,
Died so that they might live.
0 lead them, gently by the hand.
Till darkened roads are passed;
Then Jesus, who forgives thy sms,
AVill lead you, too, at last.
Christian "Herald.
CITY OR COUNTRY.
WHICH IS THE BETTER FOR A MORTAL
TO PASS HIS DAYS IN?
It is no advantage to live in a
city where poverry degrades and
failure urines despair The field-art-
lovelier liun paved streets, and
the great forfst of and elms
are more poetic than f-teej les and
Cuirune;, h. Iq the country is the
idea of horrid. There you see the
ri-io ai,d setting eun; yoa become
acquainte I wit-i Ma- stars and clouds.
The cinsteliatiori9 are your friends
Tht-re yo. are an segregation
jf at .ti.3 ir-st, in tiie city you
nre only s:irn ;! ao an'j tion.
Robert G. Inqeks ill.
THE OTHER SIDE.
Tiils is ail very tvtu.trul, Coioci.
i;t how did von like it on the old
Homestead, where oj h;d to iun
Ue hands iw thruug'i th.rt hickory
h.'js. milk the cows and chase the
tisjjja out of the potato patch? The
tieids are beautiful, particularly
when ou luwe to Fp'ind teu or
tweho hours a day in running a plow
through , mini&ture quarry of bowl
ders The rain on the roof 18 de
Pghtful, lut how about it when ou
are under the yrand old trees, fiye
or ien miles fro.ii he kiiti)e: s-tove?
While ou were !i7iklr: up at the
c(nteiittirns did jour neighbor's
bull ti-rii.-r ever hite'iupt our as
troni!i.ical fludics. I prefer rus in
U f b . M ANIIATTA N.
About Gambling.
(btatesville Landmark )
"Was ruined by Gambling," s
the big Headline in a dailv paper
uuc dav last week. The story was
t St Tit Wu. A. Lo:-e) , u well known
BrooklynitP, whttn his f.inda trus
ted and the world esteemed, was
i;i a prison cell for robbing bis em
ployers t..f over $31,000. All of
which sugi;eMs the tha. r vation tfiat
of ili the bid things in tbi bad
world the very worst i gambling.
Men who, this p&esion agidc, are as
h'inej-t "S the day I Ion-:, have been
known to appropriate trcst funds
in their hands to gtmdi'e on. They
expecte 1 to win, of coursr, and
maybe they did win lor awh 1. ; but
after a little lime they lost the money
they had expected to replace an I
the briKid of the thief was put upoo
them- Don't do wrr,g at all, bove,
bat shove everytbin don't gamble.
You cease to be responsible whor
you become a g&tnMer and are r.o
longer to b trusted.
Do Keep Clean.
(Exchange.)
It has been often said that the
scratch of a finger nsil is poisonous;
there is, however, no rei?on to sup
pose that the danger lurks in the
finger nail itself, hot rather in what
it conceals. According to the Brit'
Wi Medical Journal, tha examination
of the dirt undr .-ever.ty-eigbt finger
nails, made in the lobortories of
Vienna, revealea thirty six kinds of
micrococci and eighteen of bacilli.
It is therefore the deposit of these
germs in the wound made by tbe
nail trat works V-e mi-chief. Clean
liness is alw ny j)hsic-d sanctifica
tion, and very ' - ft e r. , it is physical
salv;itior.
FITS. AH Fits t e.pe I free by Dr
Kline's Great Nerye Kest-rer. No Fits
aft'rr hr.-t day'p use. Marvellous cures
Treatise $2.00 tna.1 battle free to Fit
cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa
THE "NEGRO
SCARE" OF 1831.
ITS EFFECTS IN BIECKLEN
BTJRG AND CABARRUS
MEARURE. OF DEFENSE SUDDENLY
IMPROVISED TIIE "DOG WOOD
GUN" A rOET ''MADE "
(Cor. of The Chrlotte Observer.)
On Sunday, Aaccust 21, 1831, oc
curred, in Southampton county, va ,
tbe noted "Nat Turner Negro In
surrection.' home vague feeheme
of a greater "rising" had probably
been planned, but the immediate
cause of tbe dreadiul outbreak and
and massacre was a small "Sunday
picnic,'' then allowed, and quite
common on tbe large farms of
eastern Virginia. !Nat Turner, up to
tbis time, bad a good name; was
only 31 years old; was au intense
Bible student, and was often called
"Prophet Nat" When he and his
six confederates then resolved to
"strike", so swift and irresistilbe
was tbe blow, that in 24 hours, 55
men, wome.u and children, were
indiscriminately massacred! The
"black forces" weie rapidly gather
ing, when a single mistake brought
the whole bloody movement to a
sudden close, and toattnible retri
bution . Every leader was soon
caught excepting only Nat Turner
himselt. In teu days or two weeks
hundreds of tbe guilty ami many
ol those only suspected were shot!
or hung. But for two months tbe
whereabouts of tbe. "Prophet" bat
fled all trlbits abke to li.'id or
captuie him. 1 be news of the hor
rible massacre spread with tbe
t 1 1 1 1 of many battles. But all this
was naught eomoa;ed to the dread
ful fact that "Nat Tninei" was still
alive, and might ar any moment
strike another Dlow in the wide ex
tent of his deep laid plot.
No human mind can at this ie
ruote day form any idea of the ter
rible, intense, ever-giowing fear,
this feeling produced. It was
everywhere and took all conceivs
able form. I was then a boy ol
only 10 But my father had a store
at his beautiful, well known resi
dence at Poplar Grove, mCabanus.
From all--white and black aliLe
the talk was "Bloouy Nat," and
"Tie next negro using." In the
very height of this excitement, a
courier reached Gen Paul Bamnger
at Poplar Grove au ear.lv Sunday
moi uing about the 3rd of October
(1831) bearing a relay dispatch,
forwarded at full speed and on
panting horse, containing' the
awful tiding that "the negroes had
rien on the Great Pee Dee, and
were then marching, 5,000 strong,
up its right bank no doubt aiming
for the rich and prosperous up
country !" This sectiou especially
Cabairus was theu noted lor its
"line military;" and the call was,
"Help! helpquick and stioug."
Gen. Barriuger bitnr-eli had largely
discredited the sensatsoaal rumors
ever afloat. But here was a state
ment in black aud white he could
uot wholly ignore. To inyuiind the
most true and faithful man I ever
knew was "Uncle Joe," the head
wagouei vd'ali Dutch Buffaloe. In
a few moments -'Uncle Joe" wa
mounted ou "Simon," the swiftest
of all the horses and off at full
speed loi Uoucord, with orders and
suggestions to the proper authori
ties; but to them only. How the
news got out I could never learn,
bat in less than thiee hours the
yard was full of soldiers, from Con
cord, from Mt. Pleasant, and from
all around. But in the very midst
ol the excitement, came another
courier, on foaming steed, up the
long, red iane, shouting: "All a
mistake! false alaim! a durned white
lie!"
But the tire had been lighted.
That night many families came in
to Concord for safety and protec
tion. The military was out, senti
nels were stationed, aud it was
agreed that in case of alarm the
men were to rendezvous at "head
quaiters," with auy kind of arms.
The woaien were, in case of alarm,
to rush to the court nouse. All
went well till the hour of mid
night, when the sentinel at the
Presbyterian grave yard heard the
rutle of an old dead buab; he im
agined be saw an armed negio and
tiied! Then such a scene ! A few
dav safter I was in Concord, and
heard the description. It cau
never be made to speak in cold
type, or in any written words.
What took place in Concord was
related, to agreatei or less extent,
all through the South sometimes
with very tragic results and most
frequently with a spirit of jest
and humor singularly comic aLd
laughable. Here in Mecklenburg
the militia was called . out, several
negroes arrested, and cue hanule.-s
old negro preacher, "Poliporc,"
disrobed.
In the gallaut, spunky little
county ot Cabarrus tbe whole thing
took an amusing turn from th-
singnlar conceit of an alarmed, bu
resolute farmer named Siduey Mc-
Kinley, and a wag of a boy by the
name of Albert Wallace. .Vckinie
was sboit of arms and ammunition,
except a eood supply of powdei.
In his extremity he bethough him
to utilize a large hollow dog-woi d
near his borne by lo u'.og and
mounting it as a cannon. When,
in a few days, the welcome news
came that Nat Turner had beer
caught, bad coufcsed, and was
hung; and that the iuunection
was now done for, .McKinley wat
vain enough to call in some of his
"frobeky friend?" with a view of
starting another "scare," aud show
ing his own skill aud valor. Con
trary to all expectation, the old dog
wood gun, (though strengthened by
many bauds and in many wa.s,)
tie w all to flinders, and in all di
rections. It nearly knocked down
two of the rickety old houses close
by when McKinley himself broke
aud rau. Young Wallace was theu
a student ot the Poplar Tent Acad
emy of the famous I.r. John llobin
son 'I he thing s'rnck his youthful
facy, aud hb desctibd it very
iiiaphi:.t!!.y in some doggerel verses
known as the "Dog- ood Gun."
i heir touch ami scntwneut may be
u'atbeied Iroin the.e lour lines:
"Imrrorta! will tht-ir memory be,
Who fought and bird for Li ler! ;
But greater fame hath he acquired,
Vho first of ail the 'bog-Vy ood' llrcd."
ihis was two much for McKinle.
He got angij-, aud foolishly sought
a qurrel with Wallace. But this
only Nought the poor ooy more in
to notice, nnd awakened inteiest in
his behalf. A fund was raised to
enable him to e mplet bis educa
tion and he was afteiwards kuown
as the Rev. James Albeit Wallace,
D. D., of Alabama, a scholarly
writer, whose son idorns the presi
dency of "King College," Bristol,
Tenn.
From thi mi.--called insurrec
tion' of Nat. Tui ner and the "big
scare'' it created, may be dated the
real beginuiug of that reaction
against "gradual emancipation,'
then full under way, and which
culminated in tbe sudden and
weeping freedom of 1863-'5. At
that time, tbe finest looking "young
fellow" Aud, was offered at
$300. In 18G0 he would have
brought lull $2,000. But where is
now this uutold wealth ! Alas! for
mere human wisdom!
R. B.
Let's reason together. Here's a
firm, one of the bir. st .;o ;itrv over,
::n- Ti ove ; -t h i grown,
by step, through the years to g'e- t
nees and it sells patent medicines!
Ughl
"That's enougli 1"
Wait a iittle
This firm pays the newspapers
good money (expensive work, tbis
advertising !) to tell the people that
they have faith in what they sell
s much faith thai if they cant hem
fit or cure they don't want your
money. Tueir guarantee- l- io t ij
definite and relative, but definite and
absolute if the medicine doesn't
help your money i on call."
Suppose every s ck man and every
feeble womui) tried t:.e-e rodi h.e
and found them worthies?, who
would be tae U3er, ou or i to- v f
The aiedicu.ea urn Dr . Pit-ree's
"Golden Medical Discover," for
biood dise ;-e!. scd his ' l-'a-or.te
Preicrip'.i'oi," for mean's pe uiiar
ills. If ihev h-lp to.v.wd, he dtb,
they cost 1.00 a otile each 1 It
ihey don't, U ev co-t rothiioi !
I, u Grippe 4g;aiu.
During the epidemic of La Grippe
last season Dr. King'! New Dicn
ery for Consumption Congh9 and
Colds, proved to be the best remedy.
Reports from the muy wan uvd
it confirm this statement. They
were not only quickly relieve, bat
tbe disease left no bad after results.
We nsk jou to give thia remdy a
trial and we gaarantee that yoa
will be satisfied with results, or
the purchase price will be refunded.
It has do equal In La Grippe, or any
Throat, Cbest or Lung Trouble.
Trial bottles f- . idle
head & Co Larpe
bottles 50v. j
My Neighbors Boy.
HE OET8 UP EARLY AND MAKES AN
AWFUL NUISANCE OF HIMSELF.
I always make it a role to ce
along witb my neighbors wilbou.
ecg&giDg In any bell'terlo? quarrel
or disputes with them, save a wriu
in the Detroit JYre Prest . I will
put op with a good deal before 1 wilt
descend to tbe vulgarity of a quarrel
with any one, scd I don't intend
having a row with any one now. bat
if my neighbor's boy shoald disap
pear suddenly and never be heard of
any more, or if he should be foood
with his neck broken, 1 will perhaps
have been at tke bottom of it all, and
no honest jury in the land vill do
anything with me for it.
The boy is ten years old. His
name is Horace Walpole Gladstone
Smith, but they call him "Teddy .'
He has taken to getting up at five
o'clock these fine roomings, and uis
parents encourage him In soch idiocy
byjhragging around "how smart our
little Teddy is." !
Ten minutes after Teddy is up he
is racing aloDg in front of my housr, !
drawing stick over the palings of
tbe fence ander tny bed room win
dow. Tbeo he walks up and down
singing "I wtr.t to be an anle."!
He know? but one line of it, and he
screeches that out over and oyer
again ontil well, 3 on kr.ow what 1
wished as I lay in bed, gnsshinj
my teeth, with no hope of getting
ray mornir g snooze.
By-and by-, at about 5:30, he
brings out a wagon made out of a
wooden box and foor creaking, wab
bling, solid wood i.-n wheels, and he
races up and .Iowa the wooden pave
ment, dragging that noisy toothsome
thing after him. Then he ne'-a under
my open bedroom windo und be
gins screeching to a buy who lives
half a block awsv :
"Jimmy ! O o-o-h Jim ! Say, Jim
Jones, I'm up and yon a 1 l-i n't!"
Then be goes through a series of
veils, cat-calls, and do-barko, end
ing with frightful biaaing of ''Annie
Rooney.''
This is followed by auother wildly
screeched out taunt to Jimmy Jooes.
"S a a-y, Jim ! Beat ye up! I've
beat ye up, sleepy head ! O o-o-o-t-,
Jim!"
You thrust your head out of a
window and say coldly :
"Stop that noise !"
He looks up at yoa placidly and
says :
"I guess I can make all the noise
I want to in my father's own yard,
ao I can :'' And he makes more
noise than before, while you bounce
back to bed feeling pretty sure that
the command to "love thy neighbor
as thyself did not mean thy neigh
bor's boy.
A Good Platform.
(Southern Cultivator.)
This is a year when all torts of
presidential tickets will be suggested
on all kinds of platforms. We pro
pose the following :
For President :
Industry.
For Vice-Presiaent :
Economy.
Electoral Ticket :
1. Hog, hominy and hay.
2. Grain and grasses.
3. Cotton and the cereals.
4. Home-raised products.
5. Improved labor-saving machinery-
6. Intensive culture.
7. Fields terraced and tilled.
8. Improved stock raised at home.
9. Improved public highways.
10. Sm-iller farms and more
thorough tillage.
11. Homes made more attractive.
LEMON ELIXIR.
Fleasant, Elegentt Heliabit.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nerysusoess and
palpitation of tbe heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
for indigestion and foul stomacn,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elisor.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any of the above named dis
eases, all of which arise from a torpid
or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. fl. Mozley,
Atlanta, Ga. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle,
at druggists.
LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gant, reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared onlj
by Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta. Ga.
4-30-9.1-'-
Highest of ill ia Leavening Tower.
ABSOUUTELY PURE
Queen Victoria Reitricted.
NO FERSON AL LETTERS AND GIFT
ARE ALLOWED TO BE RECEIVED
BY HEX.
Queen Victoria, not bng born a
Qaeen, probably learned to read
just like other persons. Bu' ..un
she became afflicted with ,
She found that l Queen in tiot .
ed to have a great nunv pm ;le.
that the humblest ut her t.u!j. t
Can boast.
For instance says a wnt. i u il.- , t IBt the ilmm 1 of ! ill all tt I
Philadelphia Enputrrr, t -i i'l run down rd dou cre wi.t:,.r
lowed to handle a uewfp.i j i id he lie or iu-; I loui. t . .
kind, nor magazine, n 1 a b 1 1. 1 I iiengib, good j p-1 u- :.A tv jjit
from any persou except lioni beiihkehe had n new l tc cm life
own family, and 1.0 uo-oiUer d tin-
roval family or h u--'io'd m h
o ,
ed to speak to l.ei i any ;
piece of news o ao, pubiu- i i-.i. (
All the itiloi 111 it o. . u :i i- I
peimttu I t ii 1 r i : ' 1
strained throiu'' ie- ' ' :
mau whose business u 1- t cut
trom the papers each day what be
thinks she wouhl like t know.
These scraps ho fatens in a mIU
sheet with a gold fringe all about it
and presents to her unloitunat
Majesty. lOM-.... Cl f itt. I'llliilOl!
X lit puatu . ' . ' v- ...... ... , , . , , , ,
j London, the Ured 10 the orl i. Jt
fringe is imperative lor all "'"'""-1 1S, ,iri.t ntel t.-remot, , ,.e , ,
iiicattous to the Qeen. Any ''';c!,rni.'li! roty o-k iia- lull hm,
who wifdif.s to seud the ()ueen a ot H ttu- world, und dcvu'ed
personal poeu. or a commtiuicatioo !"V i lh- d wdopmei.t ot H e
11. '.s"iiih. IIh circulation ie.w exec I.
of any kind (except a personal ' ir,Uf0UOf 8I)(i tt u i(M,f.
ter, which tbe poor lady i-u't al ,;()u ,Ul,,e cuik.i wilit).' ner.t . :,
lowed to nave at all) must bae ;t j ,!(.,.!ic;tioii.
IJi.uit-w iu .ii.. -
thee hilk sheets with a gold fiing ,
wider, all about it.
Thee gold tiimmiugs will bo n-
tnrnwl t-. l.iio in tim.v :is thev aie
expensive, and tbe Queen i kindly
and thntty, out lor too (ueen'is
presence they aie imperative. The
den-ivations of the Queen's life aie
pathetically illustrated by an incl-j ' 0 ""t"""'1 ! 'e.,r.4t,o o v,
...... . 1 'tioa icccta at (dncngo June 2il
deut which occurred not long ago. , Tlie n.ill(,ul,, republic.!.,
An American lady sent Her Ma-jtun lLVVH ut Mmneopolist June 7rh.
jesty an immense collection of the' Bi.th will noininsite a cuioiidate
flowers of this country, pressed aud j rr prusi ltnt iu I vice prendent.
mounted, 'i he Qneen was delight. f2,6(W kouhik m:vr ruiK.
ed with the collection and kept j Twentv-flve hutidrcl dollars In
it for three months, turning overjgold will be yiveu by Tin; (asi-iin
the leaves frequently with great ''on t the uceeaful nn, wr Ue
delight. ;iuntion:
, , A . , i 4 ll'i't H ill hf tif. Wimtittr-I of' tort
At the end of that time, which fur yjr,,t(,(l tH trtlii.
was as long as she was allowed by i, ,.,
couit etiquette to keep it, she had; Any pen-on selecting tne bo.i i . i.n
it sent back with a letter sa iug ! thus choe n will be entitled t , e
. : . . . ,.r i-iid .. .. .1;.
that, beiutr Queen ot Kugland she
'
was not allowed to have any gifts,
aud that she parted from them
with deep regret.
Boy Character
(Louiburg TimeF.)
It i the great"S' d.bt-ior '. .h
world for a boy to get the :dea that
bis life is of no eonsrqoer.ee, andjcorrcit v. id come la for thi 1 p-.1
that th character of it will not be
noticed. A rnsnly, truthful boy will
shine like a star in anv community.
A boy may p-8e3 much of noble
character as a roan. He may so
speak and so live the truth that there
will be no discount of bis word.
And there are soch noble christian
boys, and wider and deeper than
they are apt to think is their idAq
enca. They are th king boys
among their fallows, tiaving an lm
mense influence for good, loved aDd
respected because of the simple facti"' b,,ndre fl
r trnfi. i-V('0 recHtd.
... .I.. 1. 1. ....
I. A,. I,,.ft,r,il k'c.n
your appointments ,t the house f
God. B-i known for vour fidelity
to the interest of tbe. criurcn anu
-,.,.1 It.trei- in ev.-rv
fr.enlship. Help otter to be ard
DealnrM 'it n't le Cm ml
. , 1 i .. .V. r. '
nv local aDUIICiLlum. nicy nuu'
reach the diseased portion of the er.
There ii only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedie.
Deafness is caused by an intltmed con
dition of tbe mucous lining of the Eus.
tachian Tuoe. When this tube gtU
inflamed you hve a rumbling sonnd or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly clossd. Deafness i the result and
unless the inflammation be taken out
and this tube rastored to its i.ormal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed f-rever;
rone cf,-i o-Jt of ten are ca'i-ed by ca-r-irrh.
which is nothing bui an inttane i
condition of the muccus surfaces.
We will gie One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that we cannot cure by taking
naU'6 Catrrh cure. Send for circulars
fret?
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo. )
Sold By Druggist at 75c-
J . I . -
U. S. G&rl Report, Aug. 17,
Ilmpp llo.r.
j VVm. Tirnmtm, I.-tm(rr f
jlUvilir. rui, wfi'.f: ' 1 lotnf
fB. Iter bat Jene u.orc f .r r lbt
all other otfdictnt coinK-ud, tor
lbil bt! fttUnft rUtn, fr,fl K(.1kry
an t Litr truoblr." J..be I..b
fr er ml stockman of tr.e p'scr.
nay : 'Kind Kb t Use Bitter to
tbe t.cal Kulnel ud Liver a edieire.
:,Dttjr me fel 1 , t r imti.- J.
( w. Gardner t,rdwM- u.eribri,
same ton nio; I '..'.ro- Idnni
Only '0o ho'tl.-. t K p. ' :tc
Ci
Dru
More.
$10,000 GIVEN AWAV.
nv 1111 .3;r..l s- hickn m m ,
111. All.VM .1 1 1 1 t ' 1 I . . .
Tcr. thousand doibir will l 1I1-.
inbu't d thi year tv hn. Uu km
CoNrm tio, putdih; A : 1 ' ,
i'tn., nu.U iti wuhM-H'r.
i Win gr at ttewMpnper 'm.-, i . ,
the l ire-t circulat em .t ; i-,
! ncWftp-ptr publih" in tin t r.-.d
I IV
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vx . j; 10 i? 11
iA Tl.Vlll(ll'sAM) liolXAl:
lttS. l it 1-
TION.
r ive-iuoosMou uoiinrit w ol re .1
I vited among its subMcribcrn belwoi n
now m..i July lt, ti.d Jf.'i,ilu i.
tween then and the er.d uf tbe ..,r.
TlS tir-t dlXlSloil liltif hlinel mi.
the rest-it ' the noiuiiiHi ing co .vi-n-t
lou-t of t'e inn ;:re-tt j. u r 1 1 in
June, iini the other on tbe feoj!' o!
the presidential ulcetson
. . ' ' '
1 nance, more inan one anw r
! recl Uje tTllt. w, b(J dml.
j coriugly.
or-
!-
i .?."300 i-ou A second m;izk .
1
j Five hundred dollar In civ'.
be divided amor. y tLonc who gm
correctly otdy three out of the in jr
11. ue ti thu choen u 1 ily
stnndnrd bearer, sotti?t. the g'. vtr
may prophesy wrong ai to one of ::
fournam-e, and by getting iion;
2 000 MoiiE "60 Pju.k
In addition to the anove J.JOO 01
gold, $2,000 more will he diMri nt- 1
ia "50 priZ'M, coi -istiug of iweiiiv
five gold watches and twenty-tlv
oil ver watehe, t he retail v;i!. .-. -
whie'i is 10 mid 20, repe'!teht
and 200 copies of Webftter' Mmn
moth Dictionari-, original edition,
tullv illu-trated und con-istirj; of
1.5!)0 pagei.
The gold w&trhen will le v i eo to
h i-rd.'ot of the hr-l
t'ie 1 1 v r ' v I1.11 .0
I"
nt xt bcrie- ol n.,i.dred;u tii..i-.
; "d after that eierv fl t , cn 1,,1,-t
WI,J "ceive one oi 0U b,iei -
. .
' All bal.oti mu-t be :o C j . ,. t
, one ye.r's ,ub,cr.pt.ou to v. IV
; c n i rr u t" 1 tm mr I I I t to .t- ta kiiOif ti.
J piece of paper from that tor,iui .
order for fcubicriotion.
The winner of tbe 262 pr;z i;ov.
noted will oe given a Irei- .-it
jhc next ?6,000 iJ:tributioti hfter
Jj!y 1-t. Itds cos you i.o'.biij
tod ou ma; "tt 2 5Jor '( i;
old. You will certain! rtelvc the
greatest weekly new paper put.b .:.ed
in the South for one )tr lifid t: if?
will never be a v tr when n gr- at
aewpaer w ii be more 1 .erecting
loan ibH one.
Addrc ull coaiiUD'k'iii'-i to
T:!K Cn-titi:tiox, Atlaat , (i.
relief niy In an ln!alliM'
t:mn t'it eile. l'ru-- j i. H,
IfrugKWiM'jr moil. Sri.t-
tn. AMrA JHfc ls,"
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