'-fk
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
SssnHera Sines I'vs B
Gene ?"
READ AND SEE.
Mrs. E. B. HigS-S of Greenville, is j
here on a visit to her mother.
. . i 3i -t . l . t. I. !'. ..t.i.red
i in New York so far Jack the Kis-er U
j far the enmkte,!. He ru-l.es cut from j
j j'tv .
! pretty jrirl and i p'-ne U f.-rc rhe can
i call a policeman.
ASSomnrEUif pure
a night in town last week.
Mr?. A. L. Harper of Battleboro,
THE DEMOCRAT.
TiiURSDAY,XOVEMBER 23, '93.
lOLlSHEll'S NOTICE
,lverti-ements of all kinds must be
. .i : . ,a,.& l.v Tuesday aiternoon
in nil.- - -j - . -
puulicauou
week
for the
to
current
w A L A LVERTISKMENTS. 1
i (. ... (..if.li insertion.
u ; . i i' i . v . .... w-w-
,,,,) 4 for
1"
cent a
rx-"J advertising due
Lhi.
Rules Adopted By the N. C. Press
Association April 27, 1893.
The um of not lew than five cents
line willhe charged for "cards of
.intirm of resnect and
"' U other than those which the ed- gold, hut will Boon cast them off, ant
l'"1' ' . ii .....tint- r,f 1 x ii v.;i;,
resolutions of resriect
poetry" ; also for obituary
LOCAL NEWS.
Cotton is lower now than it was four
weeks ago.
A beautiful white frost greeted the
eye of the early riser on Monday morn
ing.
Eggs are very scarce now. We sup
pose the hens have decided to wait for
a rise in price.
Santa Clans has begun to get in his
supply of pretty things for Christmas,
and the youngsters are glad.
Hunters are very plentiful now, but
we suppose that the game is not plen
tiful enough to keep them employed.
The trees have donned their coats o
ltir
r himself shall give as
a matter of
Notices of church and society and
., other entertainments from which
revenue is to le derived will be charg
ed Yr at the rate of five cents a line.
present their bare limbs to the biting
winds of winter.
Several bales of cotton caught fire
at the depot last Thursday morning
or.fi removed some time and skill to
vHo-nih them. The loss was small
""'"n "
Thanksgiving exercises will be held
in fl.o r-lmrehes of the town next
Ilk UJV. " "
TUnrcrUv Tt's ft trood time to remem-
plete line of lst cook and heat- in our observance of
ves. cheap at .. L. Joscy s.
the clay.
Wheat is lower now and flour conse-
SrECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
N. B. Josey.
ti .maiiisi '("it-U.il'' h Urcc
h to show that the blood need.-
Mr. Paul Tillery, of Tilllerv, spent I nljfvjnr a Wanims; which, if n-
heeded may result not m more hoiis.
something very much wor.-e.
here on a visit to her si.-ter Mrs. G.
C. "Weeks.
Mr. W. C. Allen ha- feen in Halifax
or some days this week, attending
Court.
Mr. A. McDowell, has leen attend-
mg court in uauia m;' oc m..-week.
Miss Susie Shields has been visiting
Miss Annie Hufham, in Tarboro, some
time.
if n v f'jddwell naid a visit to
A iUl. V- x
Mr. II. II. Ka.-berry 01 iagecomr
last Saturday.
Dr. J. II. Daniel of Dunn, was here
several days last week on professional
business. He paid us a pleasant visit.
Mrs. M. Hoffman, with her little son
Gussie, returned from John's Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, last week, where
she had been for the treatment of Gus
sie's deformed foot.
hut m
Avert the danger in time by the u-e of
Ajer'a Sarsaparilla. Cured other-, will
cure you.
The Best l'later. Damin a piece
of ilanrel with ChamH-naiu s 1 uin
Balm and bind on the .-et of p; ni.
t is letter than any plater. When
the lungs are Hire such an application
on the chest and another on the back,
tatween the shoulder bhuU, will often
prevent pneumonia.. 1 nerv 1
.o go. xl for a lame back or a pain in
the side. A sore throat can ncarly
alv.avs le cured in one night by ajt
T.lvinrr u tlannal bandage dannnc-il
with Tain Balm. '0 cent bottles for
sale by E. T. Whitehead Co's Drug
Stoie.
The President will make no more
appointments until congress convenes.
But Coxstiti--
VJ p
Ji.-.v,-'ry Si.
Hall, Creagh & Co,,
m !. dr .
Cotton Factors
SAl.KnF I.AM).
".
P.nnON GOMMISSION MERGHANTS.,'"
( 'oui
in - stoves, cheai
furniture is cheaper than ever before
at X. B. Josey s
Pov' and Men's Hats and Caps in quently cheaper than it has been for
all st vies at
B. Josey'.s. years. The "staff of life" is now tne
ftiA mnrket.
For Mi-es anci niwicHo k.Tn..0
Heel Shoes you slioutd see j. u. anclour cotton proaucers can
Douglas, Bay State, and Krippendorf, themeclves on that.
Thus far tax payers have been doing
gener-
Thoughtless Conduct.
We have several times seen some
young men coming from church, light
their cigars and puff their smoKe into
the faces of the crowd ot ladies and
gentlemen about them. This is not
courteous to the gentlemen in the
crowd and very uncivil to the ladies.
We make this statement because we
are sure those young men have not
thought about it in that light, and too,
because we have heard it remarked
about by others.
Iittman"& Co's warranted shoes, only
at X. B. Josey's?.
im, Sr. Bro.'s World Renowned'
High Art Clothing only
at X. B. Josey's.
C!'.,flowl Prints OTllv i CCIltS a
at X
yard
B. Josey's
verv little of that article. It is
allv the way with people to put off pay-
in the taxes as long as possible, which
thing we see very little reason for
Time has been utilized very largely
bv the railroad company recently, that
11
T Qoct N P.WS. is, thev have been using a great deal 01
, . -r- ht i,Atl, of tipiv own and other people's
. -t , ro i- .u 1 1 . . n- iv, 1 ' -
cw goocis amwiis an, 1, a little
sey & Cos
C.ir load Bacging and Ties just re
ceived. E- C. Josey & Co. The gcotiand Neck merchants are
i u.oiiA- Flour still has the lead, both already at work opening up their goods
in oualitv and low price.
Home Raised Oranges.
Mr. G. W. Bryan, our depot agent
showed us the- other day, an orange
which he said his wife raised in a green
house. He says that the tree is very
small but is three years old, this being
firct vpnr of nroduction. It was
-lAAtV J JL
heavily laden with the delicious fruit,
having about one hundred oranges on
it. He says the tree was too small for
the weight of 100 oranges and they
had to pull them all off but 30, which
they left to mature. They are all ripe
now.
Catakrii. Not Locat
TIO.NAL.
Dr. Bio Lewis, the eminent Bo.-ton
physician, in a magazine article says:
'A radical error underlies nearly all
medical treatment of catarrh, It is
not a diK?ase of the man's nose ; it is
i r
a disease of the man, showing itseii
i Tfu-nl exhibition of a
ill UlU nw.-v, --"
Constitutional trouble." Therefore,
he argues, the use of snuff and other
local applications is wrong, and while
they seem to give temporary relief,
they really do more harm than good.
Other leading do more harm than
good. Other leading authorities agree
with Dr. Lewis. Hence the only prop
er method cure for catarrh is by taking
n constitutional remedy like
ilia, which, reaching
part of the body through the blood,
does eliminate all impurities and
makes the whole man healthier, it
removes the cause of the trouble and
restores membrance to' proper condi
tion. That this is the practical re
Cult is proven by thousands of people
r 1. V.i-
who have been cured oi cauum
iaking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Ifr. X Toxrnrmd
Good Family Medicines
Hood's S2rsa?nr!;!a and Hood's
PHis.
-I regard Hood's S.irRrartI. ar.i H !'
rtlls. the very t-?t family r.-dl-lr... aa l we
aro never wiif.out Uieuu I Ua e.i-y
A Dclicato Woman
and bPan taHln lloo-.t's Sararari'.'.a Ore
years ago for that tirt d fi-tilng. 1 1 built ue up
bo miickly and so we:i that 1 Uke rtlUercnt
wainan aiid hav alwavs bad Rn-at isilh in It- I
five it to my chihlrt-u whenever there seems ar.T
rouble with their Idood. and it d-H them pood.
Jdy littlftboy liitcs !t s will he cries f . r It. I
cannot find v.-ords to teM hf-w l:!ph!r I I rli" 1L
Ve uso Ilotnl's lilli in tiio Umtly aud ihcj
Act Llko a Charm
X take pleasure la racoraraendlr.K thesa raedi
,in all my friends, for 1 believe if people
NORFOLK. VA.
Cuttrv I'll. it; f "' r) ! -r?;-
L. Gr. GRADY,
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T. A. f JMi.rl b"AL
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LADIES, LISTI
N!
MY
Hood's
every
Hood's -s: Cures
would only keep Hood's 5rapartna and Hood'
mi,.. ... i.i, ,.4 ... vv do. much su'ivii"j ai!t stir-
i" i C .vented." MBS. L. lows
En,l'.i3ing Sun. Ln laware.
" un(1,il-; PiH: set easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, oa tae Uvcr cud bowels, c.
GEAHD 0PENI1TG
PA
AND WITER II
LIU
IR!
5,000
Palmetto
for sale.
ll-lMt.
Tiiesflay ana WBflncsflay, Oder llili anil lBtli, 1893.
. :... ..... t.-L ..f frit! Mii)lit..-n. Tin-in-
It. C. JOSF.Y cC v0.
One Winship Cotton Gin for sale,
t.iieal. li. C, Josey & Co.
Read This !
Dress Good ! Dress Goods
stvles and in single patterns at
Latest
13. Josey's.
Epsinsle and Corteceila Silks, Bead
ed and Plain Gimps and Silk Velvets at
low prices at X. B. Josey's:
o: Dozen Ladies' Silk and Leather
Belts, all colors and styles at
X. B. Josey's.
Ladies' and Gents' Kid Gloves,
shades at reduced prices at
X. B. Josey's
for the holiday trade. Those who
II. C. Josey & to. deal Jn Christmas goods especially are
1. r.t tr.,,vluovf. for f:lll trade, h.ooiitifvinii' tlipir stores with such
I VVJ IV V'L 1 l'li1 " '-" ' fv.ii -i. ' ' cr
things as will delight the children,
and the grown folks too.
It is now time to put farm machinry
under cover for the winter. One rea
son why some fail so signally is because
they do not take the proper care of
their property but allow their hoes,
plows, rakes &c, to lie around all the
winter and -become misplaced before
spring opens.
Friend, if your name doesn't appear
in the paper "when it should, don't get
mad with the editor ; for he is busy at
.5u imoa rinrir.cr tliR dav and hasn't
time to watch the movements of peo
ple. When you come or go, let us
know. We'll thank you for it.
An exchange says that teachers
should so arrange their scheme of exer
cises that children could learn all then-
lessons at school, and not have to bring
their books home to study. The argu
ment is that the child should prepare
his lesson under the guidance of the
teacher and not of the parents. There
is some reason in the statement, but
we are inclined to think that they
ought to study at both places.
Tax Notice. Last Call.
How's Thjs?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not U cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney it Co. Prop., Toledo O.
We the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the ht 1" years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ol.le o earrv out anv obligation made
bv their Hi in.
West it Truax, Wholesale Drugi.t
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken lntern-
n.. .,ti,,r rlire'tlv uoon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
i 7.V oer bottle. Sold by all Drug
1 liVV i v, A
Testimonials iree.
.in imiticiw -IiK'k '5 i.i:. no '
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KibU.n- in ct r)
im.i;ir.:n
and
e have rocen e
ful Hat aud 15 ;ui t
Tijw and Noeltie-
(juality.
T:.rr ..re no tn-ke - out tin- m.i.ji. ami i"'- v ' i
4.1' I."'
. rp.. 1 I W.l,.,. 1 .
opening next iiu'-i;i mm
J. P. FUTRELL,
v- v r ,H '-" LT
S( ori.ANi r.f k. .. y ..
all
The Celebrated Anchor Brand Col
lars, Cuffs, and Shirts at X. B. Josey s.
Call and examine our line of Ladies'
and (rents' Underwear X. B. Josey.
The handsomest and most complete
f iiTnhrellns in town at
JIHV "l H"- '" m
13. JOSEY'S.
X.
BRICK'.
1,000 BRICK W OK
Contracts taken for all kinds of brick
wok-Ic. Contracts taken to make
brick anvwhere in Halifax or
adjoining counties m
lots of 50,000 or
upwards.
20,000 FEET OF LUMBER,
S.000 SIILXGLES FOR SA LE.
At Court.
The editor, pro-tern, was in Halifax
attending court Monday and Tuesday
of this week. Consequently the get up
of the paper may not be so well done
l While nt, eourt we were
ClO O 00(10 IT -
struck with several things that trans
pired, and chiefly by the business-like
bluntness of the Judge. When Capt.
Grizzard asked for one of the jurymen
to be excused on account of sickness.
Judge Bynum said, "I see, Mr. Griz
zard, that you have in Halifax county
the sickliest set of men I ever saw to
act as jurymen." That was a merited
rebuke, no doubt, for sometimes men
will plead sickness when they really
are not. Some business was done, but
it struck us as being a waste of time,
and a great deal of it. One Guano case
occupied half a day and just as the
counsel began their pleas the Judge
said the evidence was not sufficient to
go to the jury, and therefore he con
her time. It is our
1111LIV,VI J v l "
we hone it will
Jl 1 C L I 1 1 1 1 V ill ' 1 1 ' J.
be the last.
All persons owing Town Tax, are
hereby requested to settle same during
the next 10 days, or I shall levy and
sell same at once.
C. W. Dux.v, Collector.
innMW We want one m every n.u
u!j3 U town to handle JM
THE JACK FKOST FKKKZKli.
U1
umiu.
gists.
FOB SALE!!
A
a ve
a a veil
rientitie M.i. bine m 'le -n a
I heir r-t a doen turn
or oi.pv. A cliiM can n--rat it
f. r pri-C! and die-tint .
i:i:ay ti:i:i:t, M'.w yi:k u
. !( Iltll.'- Pit.
It I
N-lb .a '
gbt. nd
NOTICE.
I am now ready to collect the taxes
in Talmvra and Koseneath townships,
l j ... .-.
all tax payers arc requested io coim
forward and pay them at' once, I will
be at Talmvra Xov. 2Sth ; Hobgood
Dec. 1st ; and Itoseneath Dec. 5th to
collect taxes.
11-23-dt. B. D. Gkay, Collector.
Makes Ice Cream in Thirty Seconds
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MiMEDOC STOCK FARM,
p- I Medoc, N. C.
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E. W. HYMA1T,
Dealer in
Genera! Merchandise, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots,
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of Valii
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HALIFAX NOTES.
Warrex County Superior Court
Before W. A. White, Clerk.
n TJnrton. Thomas W. Haw-
1 1. - ,
Vin and llobert O. Burton and Ld-
wor.l I, .Travis, late partners as Burton
& Travis, et als.
Adcdnst
J. O. Hentinstall, M. E. Xewsom and
t." a n Jiifkson. Executors of John
W. Heptinstall, deceased, et als
of a iudtrmcnt, render-
P(i OTl tlie 7th dav of Xovember
1, I will sell to make room :
SJk.cs. I l it-. Hardware, Tmw.Ke
W
,1 .-rid Wil
!PtrK row AS THE LOWEST
ORDERS bOI.ICITEl).
D. A. MADRY,
3 10 Iv
Scotland Xeck, X. C.
EXECUTOirS NOTICE.
if. .vino- n nidified, as Executors under
iii ;7f she bite Y. II. Shields, de-
rei-ed, the undesigned herebv notify
all persons holding claims against said
W II Shields to present them to its or
to our attorney, E. H. Smith, on or be
fore the 7th dav of November 1SJ4, for
pavment. All persons indebted to the
e-tate will please make jjayment.
This Xov. 7. 1893.
W. M. Shields, )
J. E. Shields, Executors.
W.D. Shields, )
II. Smith, Atty.
A. Sugg Jr., Acquitted.
I. A Sugg, Jr., who killed newsboy
James at Hobgooti last Aiay, u-
quitted at the Halifax court last
Friday. The jury staid out seventeen
minutes, and returned a verdict in
w hich they declared that the killing was
done in self-defense. Young
about thirteen years of age.
Sugg is
Halifax, X. C, Xov. 21,1893
The second week of Superior Court
is still in session, several cases of minor
importance were tried no to day, an in
teresting case is expected to come up
this, p. m. of A. L. Sheppard it Co.,
vs T. T. Gaskins that may consume
the remainder of the week. This case
is represented upon both, sides by the
best legal talent that can be had.
There i a larsre attendance this
week and court is expected to continue
all the week. L- A
By It.
AIMIIMSTII VlWS NOTICE.
u.,, ;,, rovdified as administrator on
i ..., nr, Tu.ili . Snields, de-
ceased. I hereby notify all lersons hav
ing claims against her estate to present
them to me. or my attorney, j.
Smith, on or before the 2nd day of
Xovember 1S9-4, for payment All per
sons indebted to the estate will please
make pavment. This Xov. 2, 1S93.
J. E. Shields, Admr.
Bv K. H. Smith, Atty. H 9 Ct
Sick at College.
We regret to hear of the serious ill
rf Afr. It. (L Allsbrook of this
place at Chapel Hill. Lie has been
very sick for several days, but at last
accounts was improving. The Demo
opat hones that Mr. Allsbrook will
V, iV-V
soon be entirely well and will have no
trouble in regaining the place in his
classes he had before getting sick.
Protracted Meeting.
The meeting held by Rev. C. A. Jen
kins at the Baptist church, is a very
interesting one. Large ciuub aucuu
the services and much interest has been
manifested. One conversion lias been
made and several penitents have mani
fested interest in the prayers of Chris
tian ieople. Mr. Jenkins has been
preaching the pure gospel and not
making any exhibition of rhetoric ora
tory, and his words are listened to with
! marked attention by nis congregation,
Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is carefully pre
pared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper
berries and other well known remedies,
by a neculiar combination, proportion
and procesf, giving to Hood's Sarsa
parilla curative power not possessed by
other medicines. It effects remarkable
cures when otner preparations fail.
Hood's Tills cure biliousness.
to build
FINE 15EEF.
I am now supplying the home mar
ket with beef from X. Biggs' stall fed
cattle. K. AllSbrook.
11 9 tf
has been in
for
Chamber-
Mr. W. M. Terry, who
the drmr business ai i-imwi,
twelve Years, says : '
Iain's Cough Remedy gives better sat
;..f.,in thnn nnv Ot her cough medi
eine I have ever sold." There is good
thw Xo other will cure
n eold so ouickly : no other is so cer
tain a preve dive and cure for croup;
no other affords so much relief in
enses of whooping cough. For sale by
E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Air castles are very easy
but verv hard to inhabit.
You feel faint and weak in the stom
ach no apatite, lake bimmons Liei
Regulator.
An army of tramps is said to be com
ing South.
Mr. Cleveland has appointed Ex-
President Harrison's brother to a good
place under the government.
Many people suffer for years from
troublesome and repulsive sores, boils,
and eruptions, without ever testing the
marvelous curative properties of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. The experiment is cer
tainly, worth trying. Be sure you get
Ayer's Sarsaparilla and no other.
Xorth Carolina is rapidly coming
into notice as a great mineral produc
ing State.
bv the clerk of the Superior court of
Warren countv, m the above entitled
cause. I shallon the ISth of December,
1893, at the warehouse in the town of
Littleton, proceed to sell for cash and
to the highest bidder, at public auction,
the dands whereof the Lite Jonn w .
Heptinstall, was seized at the time of
his death, and which were devised by
his last will and testament, described as
follows : The Morecock tract, contain
ing 90 acres, situated in Halifax coun
ty? and Faucett's township, it being
that tract whereon J. J.; .nipe nt-.-,
and adjoining the lands of J. J. Collins.
J E. Morecock and tne home place of
the late J. Y . Johnston:; tne iuu
tract, containing 1 acres, situate! in
Halifax countv, and adjoining the
lands of J. O. Heptinstall, W. W. Butts
and Jim Morrbw ; the Jenkins tract,
containing 7 and 9-10 acres, situated in
or near the town of Llttteton. c.,
and adjoining the lands of W.W.Jones,
L. W. Bagley and Miss Mary A. Beck
ham. . .
The Jackson lot, containing of an
acre, situated in the town of Littleton,
n-d adjoining the lands of E. A. Jack
on. T. J. Bobbitt and lying between
Furgerson and Moore streets.
The Mottev lot, containing one acre,
situated in the town of Littleton, and
adjoining the lands of J- P. Leach,
Frank Heptinstall and E. A. Bobbitt
and fronting on Railroad street.
The Spruill lot, containing of an
acre, situated in the town of Littleton,
rmd ndioinimr the lands of W. E. King
and J- II. Bobbitt and fronting on Fur
gerson and Moore streets.
The Young lot, containing H acres,
situated in the town of Littleton, and
ndioinins the lands of S. Johnston, the
colored public school lot, and fronting
on Railroad street.
The Leggett lot, containing H acres,
of Littleton, and
adjoinin- the lands of S. J. Stalling',
J. J. Myrick and W. E. Spruill, and
fronting on Moseley avenue, it being
the lot whereon C. G. Moore lives.
If the preceding lots and lands are
not sufficient to satisfy the said debts
of the decedent, then I will sell the
lands of Mrs. C B. Heptinstall.
Edward T. Clark,
11 10 It Commissioner.
ft isiX 2-YEAR-OLD FI LLIES BY
j ALL-M AMBKIXO.
Il2 YEARLING FILLIES BY
OS ALL-MAM BRING,
i VlLOUT OF ITIT CLASS MARES.
r(rT m?inil MARES IX
K i FOAL. OR SUBJECT TO Ml-
VICE.
!
ALSO 8 GOOD MULES, YOUNG
AXD OLD, TO SUIT THE PUR
CHASER. H. S. HARRISON,
3Ieloe, Halifax County, N. C.
ll lfitf
FASV1SLY GROCERIES,
TGlJA'GO
TOBA o
AND
AND
41
ft
CIGARS.
CJi.AR.
than any
n, .i ,-,11 and 1-e eojn Miee.
oilier merchant in S-othuid Nh k.
I that I ":" ' M-'"
I ALSO CARRY A-
Full Line of CoflfBCtionsriBs, Gakes, Fancy Candies, etc.
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.MANUKA TURERS AND DEALER- IN - -
SASHES, BLINDS. DOORS, MANTELS, MOULDINGS
STAIR-WORK, HARDWARE, PAINTS, &6.
No--. 7 :v. '. IlOA.VOKi: IMX'K.
Norfolk, Va.
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LARGE
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FINISHED
Monuments
AND
Grave Stones
READY FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
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Wriie for nriees anl de-izns R'fore
ordering elsewhere.
An inquiry may save you dollars.
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Notice.
SPRING FRAME
RIGID FRAME,
LARGE FRONT WHEEL,
SMALL I RONT WHEEL,
CORRUGATED TIRES,
SMOOTH TIRES.
ROUND SPROCKET,
ELLIPTICAL SPROCKET.
M A M O M
n m-riivi iu-e reoue-teu not to
tho. re-r.eterv with their horse-.
Clllti uiv. - .
Rr.v. W. J. Smith.
Stockhoi;lei 3Ieetinsr.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Xorth Carolina Lumber I
V-.v-t Tin t- X' Will held in the town of
V, VJiJi Jin' " "
Tillerv, at the office of the company,
on the 1st day of December next, at
eieht o'clock, p. in.
Harold H. Fries, President.
II I - -I'M J.U.J V A!AI .1 U 'Jo
THE 1E OF
.IRLS,
young lad1 j,
hoys
AND
YOUNG MEN.
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COMBINATION