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The Oommonwealtli.
K. E. HILLIARD, - - - - Editor.
Published Every Thursday.
Entered at the Post-Office at Scotland
Neck, N. C, as Second Class Matter.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1897.
COME TOGETHER.
CAPT. KITCHIN! S LETTER.
The following letter was written by
Capt. W. H. Kitchin recently to a
Democratic friend of his, a copy of
which has come into the hands of the
editor of The Commonwealth, and we
commit no breach of confidence in
printing it :
My Dear Sir : We had as well be
honest with ourselves and look facts
in the face because, twist and squirm as
we may, these facts must in
.
cow. JJut rememDerinousanas are noi
sucking and can not, and that thous
ands do not want to suck ; and that all
they want is a good government, pros
perity, and an even show in the race- of
life, - and to feel and know that they
have the respect, confidence and love
of the best citizens of the land.
It is a great mistake to suppose all
men bad who are not in your party.
And the organization that adds those
to its voting strength by fair dealing,
kind treatment, manly rconduct ana
We give most of our editorial space - . . . , even handed justice almost always wins
this week for a letter by Capt. Kitchin m . . nnA finfi4Ji nr w mnat en Give us reason and argument instead
1 up us uisi auu "o"v. - - o- i .
In an editorial article two weeks ago nn?er in the comine contest. The De- 01 a.DU8e anu ""ngs-gaw
we proposed to pass over all former mocracy in this State can not whip
differences and "toe the- mark"- with. Pritchard, Butler, and A. Andrews, the
negroes and the uevu ana nis angeis
In
Invite all without distinction to
come and go along witn tne grana
Democratic column, who love home,
our Populist friends who are willing to bined the ld 5ugement wives, daughters, children and
come back and start with us. This is aMed fQr gQod measure jt has accom-
in substance what Capt. Kitchin says Pii8hed wonders and can accomplish
also. wonders in the future, but cannot per-
We airree with him in what he savs form impossibilities,
about the railroad lease question. We
I belieye the
world has an inalienable right to curse
tfiA "stuffed nronhets." Cleveland and
- . . T 1 T I V A. 11 1
nave an tne wnne tnougni ma me Bnfl tney have botn tray-
whole matter has been a mountain tbL trusts renosed in them, by de-
made of a mole-hill. The special . in- eerting the people and joining iorces
friends and bleeding humanity
vite all who believe in the . unlimited
coinage of silver at 16 tol, in a graded
income tax, a tariff for revenue only,
and who favor the control of all corpo
ration by the power creating the same,
and against government by injunction,
and who favor a government by intel
ligence and white men, to come in
vestigation by Master Craig was worth i
nothing except to give employment to
lawyers, and some oi them at the ex
pense ot the State to help Attorney
General Walser do nothing.
WHY IS IT?
The following by Elder P. D. Gold
in the Wilson Times has about as much
good common sense as any paragraphs
we have read :
"A few days ago I was told, by one
well informed, that cotton yarns are
.... 1 ,1 i your conveauuu auu aiu juu m ua&'
But the honest, deluded victims who in
followed them, some into the Republi
can party, some near the outer lines,
and others standing trying to deter
mine what to do and where to go, , do
not deserve the abuse that some papers
and people seem determined to heap
upon them.
I judge other people by myself. And
we all know thousands upon thousands
of good men left the Democratic organ-
candidates and committees. And just
here I had as well be candid and hon
est. The Democracy can not win un
der the old leaders. It can not win un
der a milk and . cider policy. It can
not win with a gold bug committee,
nor can it win with any man on deck
who stood by Grover Cleveland and
his republicanism after the repeal of
the purchase clause of the Sherman
act, and who endorsed the sale of bonds
t.ofinn nnt Vuuano0 thAv Hisnrmrnvfld
mawviii aavw ww.. I - . -m
of its nrincioles. or believed in the to keep up the infamous gold reserve
toinninliu tf iYko Tt orm Kl i na n nrpnniza.
f " A i nr. ,;m
Ition: but because they felt that the mBUl W1U"B a8 " T 7 77 T
sold now at 18 cents per pounds out of
cotton costing 5 cents per pound a Wo kn wvr! infn th hands m ino treasury ur
profit of more than 100 per cent. The Jf the enemy and tnat they were being could have 8UPPlled the trea8ury wlth
eame informant said that last spring Ioj ;nfn thft T?.AnnWinan nartv and
they sold yarns at 13 cents, out of cot- made to eat dlrt and crawi in Biime to
ton that cost them 7 cents. Aow he buUd up the fortaQea of Cleveland and
said they are scarcely able to fill their nia f0n0Wers at the expense of true
Orders. I TUmnnranv anrt th inlfirftfit of their
"Why is this? Is there a ring country. I was one ot that number,
among tne manuiacturersr farmers and t have no nanes of conscience, and
out the sale of bonds.
It may not be amiss in . me to touch
tenderly another thing which bids fare
to be forced into the next campaign by
Bulter and his contigency.
No man in the State was more op
posed to the ninty-nine years lease than
ought to share a reasonable profit with
others. They earn as much labor as
hard live as scantily. Why is this?
"The remedy lor farmers is to pro
duce all they eat, such as corn, wheat,
pork, milk and butter, fruits feed for
horses, mules, cattle, etc., and buy as
little as possible. Have good schools
nn ancHntrv tn offer. I have never
been off the Democratic platform, nor wrong in stronger language.
u t . . fw Ann. say now it was a great wrong,
Mnii than- th rmrPfit rlennftst great crime.
Democracy and I never will. But
when you undertook to cram Cleve
land down my throat, as Democracy
pure and undefiled, you made as big
a mistake as Butler and his crowd did
mvself. and no one denounced the
And I
yes a
But it is a finished fact.
It belongs to the past. Butler and his
crowd denounced the crime and de
clared and made it the issue in the last
campaign in the State. He and his
crowd carried the Legislature by almost
a two-thirds majority. And yet he
in the country. Too many are moving whfin tnev undertook to make me swal-
to town. Build up the country. Im- low Zeb Vance Walser, the Republican could not Pass act to "P86 the lease
prove your lands, your society, educate party and the negro, as Jeffersonian
your children at home. Teach them
to labor, and not to despise it.
"In the town the question is asked,
vhat shall we do with our daughters?
Too many of them are brought up to
think only of dressing, going with boys,
riding bicycles, spending their time
foolishly. Teach them to labor to
cook, sew, make clothing, etc., by put
ting them at it. Teach your boys to
do farm work.
"We should quit buying so much.
No wonder we are so poor. We will
get worse and worse every year until
we return to tne inaustriai and eco
nomical ways -of the Bible. Read
Proverbs 31."
THE DISASTROUS "SEVEN."
(Coireepondenceto Tn Commonwealth.)
Littleton, N. C. Nov. 23, '97.
- An old gentleman of close observa-
Democracy.
The Democratic party was wrong in
following Cleveland into the Republi
can party, and those who rebelled de
serve credit and the national Democra
cy when assembled at Chicago said so
in tones of thunder by the adoption ot
a Democratic platform, and the nomi
nation of a democrat thereon, and also
by the repudiation 61 Cleveland, Hill
and Wall street Democracy. No, I in
sist that those who left Clevelandism
simply preceded the Chicago conven
tion in the right direction a little in
advance.
Now since the Democracy has passed
a bill of divorcement and separation
from Clevelandism, republicanism and
negroism, and gone into business on
its own hook, renewed, regenerated and
redeemed from republicanism, I deem
It the patriotic and cnristian duty of
and if he had passed it, it would not
haye amounted to a snap of my little
finger, and both Butler and Russell
know it. And it is too late for Butler
to say the republicans defeated or that
the democrats defeated his pet measure.
He knew the republicans were in favor
of the lease when he and his com
mittee sold out to the republican party
in the State for loaves and fishes.
The very members of the Legislature
elected by the votes of Butler's crowd,
defeated his and Russell's pet scheme.!
If so small a number as four or five
republicans in the Senate had voted for
the measure it would have passed,
Neither Butler nor Russell wanted it
to pass, xney wanted it aeieated so
that they could have it as an issue in
future elections. .
If the lease was valid no act of the
Legislature could have made it inyalid.
It was a legal question beyond
of
Nor can I see why - the lawyers on
either side should be called hard names
in public or private. They are paid. I
presume, for what they do and it is
their business to look after the interest
of their clients ; if lawyers do not do
this they will soon be without clients.
Now I want to say in conclusion,
that the democrats can carry this State
in defiance of Pritchard, Russell, But
ler or any other man, if they -' will be
honest, candid, prudent, wise, patriotic
and rely upon the righteousness of
their cause and the wickedness, incom
petency, corruption and the want of
principles, patriotism, honesty, virtue
and true courage and manhood in the
conglomerate mass and combination of
corruption now managing the State
and all its institutions. . ,
But von can not win bv abuse. Rea
son, logic, common sense, patriotism
and truth set forth in all its glory and
power will accomplish what abuse
never did and never will.
An anneal to the common sense, the
understanding, the judgment and the
sentimentality of the voters will do
more to carry the State for the De-
mocracv than all the vituperations in
all the papers.
We all know B utler is scared. He
is hanging by a very slender thread.
The ground is sinking from under him
His only possible hope is to make terms
with the Republican party or the
Democratic party. .
His own forces are not sufficient to
make a fight. . They would not cover
the front of one wing of a fighting
army, and if our papers and speakers
are wise, honest, candid 'and magnani
mous and will recognize and treat the
honest Populist as a brother and neigh
bor, he will not be able when the battle
is joined to raise a strong skirmish
line.
But don't forget it, he and his
plunder hunters are going to co-operate
with or fuEO with the Republicans
notwithstanding the love some Demo
crats are lavishing upon him. But the
honest, non-office hunters, non-plunder
hunters are going to vote with the
white people in the coming contest
provided they are invited in our con
ventions; placed on an equal footing
with the old fashion Democrats, and
put on committees and treated in every
a"! j 1 J 1 .
respect as me peers ana equals oi a
Pemocrtts.
So far as I am concerned I don
want any invitation. I stand where
always stood, and where I am sorry the
Democrats have not always Btood ; and
I congratulate the party, its leaders, its
voters and .he country that it has got
ten back oc the old camping grounds
wbe jni honest men, good citizens
patriotic souls,God-fearing, God-serving
law-abiding people need not hesitate to
come and camp, with confidence that
they ' are in good company ; and fee!
ing that here no crimes, no outrages.
no frauds, - no stealings will be com
mitted by officials sent from those
quarters, to make us hang our heads
in very shame, or blush for the honor,
glory and traditions of the State.
W. H. Kitchin.
the
tion remarked the other day that ever every gentlemen who left the party for Pwer legislature. Ana tne
since he could remember everv vear the above named reasons, to either re- courra can aeciae now as weii as tney
mm 11 l I -a
emrtintr in oAvnn hao hn Ai.nat turn or aid that nartv to rA-estnMiah ever COUia. At IS ail DOSD, and a
" v v" "vvu uioaQU UUd i "
While this has not been disastrous to good government in the State. Those scheme oi sutler s to Demaaie ana be-
much extent, the low price of cotton who lt because they were not Demo- lol peoP'e, and distract their minds
will cause much suffering among the cnits, or because they preferred spoils lrom ine maln lssues ln tne coming
poor, and meager collection with all and plunder to an honest administra- campaign. Another thing I will allude
who do not work for a salarv. Vonr tion of the laws and white supremacy, to as l am a mna oi tree lance. 1 Ire-
suggestion some time ago for farmers not coming back and it is a useless qnently see abusive pieces in the papers
to sow much wheat, because It will be expense of time and labor to abuse against a. anarewg. nis is an wrong.
compelled to bring a good price in the them, or beg them to come back, r " naa oeeu m n,s 8noea or you or
early summer, was a timely one ; but But those who acted with the Third any else faithful to his trust, we
how abnntnnr Hilif.r nnntv mw nartv from natriotin motives, or from would have done lUBt as he did. He
able law" allowing stock to run at laree honest though mistaken motives, are acted on business principles nd made
three months in t h vAf nM aa good and true ns the het of na onri the best bargain he could lor his com-
there have been a more nnHmi. i, ought to be encouraged to nome homo pany. He overreached the boys he
enacted by sensible legislators? from among alien enemies, and do naa 10 aeal wltn- e had more busi
When we see so many bicycles on service in the cause of good govern- ness 861180 ana capacity than they all
the streets, so many new buggies, so ment, and for the restoration of pros- combined, ln truth, A. Andrews
many well dressed people at church, perity, harmony and brotherly loye. outgeneraled' the Democratic, Repub-
it does not seem that Hard Times is And this wholesale denunciation lican and Populist parties all combined,
in the country ; but he is in the and abuse of all who aided in admin- and displayed more tact, generalship
country if not in town. This storing a merited rebuke to the na- and business Bkill than them all. And
wilt be evident to any one who will I tional Democracy, is all wrong and out I from m? standpoint 1 admire the man
te3t the matter by driving only a few of place. ; rather than despise him. At all events
miles. I There is one thing as certain as the I tnere 18 notnln made by abusing him,
When will our people auit drinkinir I aetting sun, and that is this : if none of nor does he deserve any abuse. I am
whiskey ? When will they learn to the fe"Ows who voted with the Third not Iavor oi abusing any body con-
spend six days in the week throughout Party three years ago and even one cerned in the matter, because I do not
the year on the farm ? . WhAn viii year ago vote with the Democratic and never have believed the Governor
they learn to make home made mar I party, but against it with the Republi-1 nor the directors corrupt. But from
nures. and ditch the hiliaiHea can party, the party can not win. Now my standpoint, it was the want of a
vent their lands from washing? When 1 do you want to win the next battle? If I thorough knowledge of business pnn-
will they grow grasses and clover, raise you do heg'n om tms hour to win cipies, ine iacK oi wnicn would put any
. i. a t .
stock, in fine, be farmers by living back tfae lost and strayed sheep from maiviauai or corporation into bank
largely on what is raised at home? the house of Israel, by argument, reas- ruPtcy witnin ninety days. But let
Our town has three more merchants on common sense and brotherly love, tnav matter rest, and cease to abuse
this fall. How much better it would 1 don ' mean to go into the Republican cousin Aiecs: because ne has more
be to havn fewer -tor. .nA .nm w party to bring them back, because a bnsiness sense than all three of the
sucking calf never turns loose an ud-1 political macmnes combined.
der as long as he is hungry and the I And if you must abuse somebody to
mil nows let tnem suck until they I prevent your boiler from bursting,
uuui jua.rau vapi.ure me hn. RovAmOr fl-rr r.A K?a
for making the lease and Marion Butler
how to cuke biijous colic. I ana juage or rawer uovernor Kussell
I suffered for weeks with oli 10r stirring up a dead issue.
industries.
Thanksgiving is upon us and we are
called on to help the orphans as ' well
as eat turkey. If the orphans were
to receive tne value ot the nnneccessa
nly expensive dinners that will be
eaten next Thursday, how they and
their providers would rejoice !
Got. Bell is seriously ill. An inter-
pains in my stomach caused by bilious-
n nnn a s w m r - . - . . Mrwm . m -m :.
um uau wj hud uuMicue fui ine i " xne worst coia l ever naa ln my
wuu uuui ji unu vnamDeriain s uoiic l life was cnred by Chamberlain's Cough
eating character Is he. A man - who 1 Cholera and DisjTh(MaRem ed v whieh I HnX" w w a
. - - , - - ' .. I " . I ... ...ki. , - f..ww a. WU,
xuviMui auruwn ummgu nwivureu mn. i uyb wnoe recommend-1 ter ureek. Cal. "This . cold left me
I nave since
left arm, has ridden side by. side with ea it to a good many people. Mrs. .F. I
a--. tt "sLji v Butler, Palrhayen, Conn. Persons who I
" r are subject to bilious oolic can ward o3
the "Lone Starstate, can J the atUofe bv taking thi. : mJErVS
not t ctarbs
eat-rt3uc4c3 to
with a cough and I wan - expectorating
au tne time, xne iiemedy cured me.
and I ant all of my - friends when
troubled withr a cough or cold to use it,
Resolutions by Dawson's Baptist
Church.
Keep on
Coughinp;
if you' want to. U you want
to cure that cough get Ayerm
Cherry Pectoral. It cures
coughs and colds.
w. - winouiMinij ma. r. w tt.
PEBQtriMANS CO., N. C. " nA'KELL
o. d. rlAKKcLL & CO.
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchant
SPECIALTIES : COTTON AND PEANUTS.
XOS. T. S ivn y,...
Nortott N.tion.1 Bank. n65LK Im,
Mention this nanAr '"'-MA
" 9 30 31
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co,
Scotland Neck, N. C. ?
Savage, Son & Co.,
"COTTON FACTORS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
. Norfolk, Va., Nov. 22, 1897.
WE QUOTE COTTON FIRM
Good Middling. . ........ of
Strict Middling......... of
Middling . H
Strict Low Middling. .
Low Middling - o 1-lb
Stains.-.-.. ---------------
PEANUTS QUIET
Fancy..... 2i
Strict Prime 2j
Prime........ -- 2.
Spanish ....... 52
Black Eye Peas, per bag........ 1.50
Eggs, per dozen 17
Black peas, per bushel. . ........ 60
Active demand for cotton, especially
for good grades. January contracts
closed 5.71 agaiust 5.68 Saturday.
Peanut market very quiet. Dark
and mildewed nuts selling from 1 to If,
Notice.
North Carolina, ) Superior
Halifax County. S Court.
D. A. Madry
vs. :.
W. C. Allen and others.
By virtue of power conferred upon
me by a decree made in the above en
titled action, I shall sell on the terms
stated below, in the town of Scotland
Neck, on the first Saturday in Decem
ber, 1897, being the 4th cay o;
the month, between the hours of 12 m
and 1 p. m., at public auction, the real
estate fully described in the pleadings
in said action, towit: That reai
estate in said town known as the Vine
Hill Male Academy, consisting of about
four acres ot land; bounded by lands
of S. B. Kitchin, B. D. Gray's estate
by Mam street and by Fifth street.
Terms : One half cash, balance in
12 months from day of sale, with title
retained till whole of purchase -money
is paid, and notes of purchaser for de
ferred payment taken with interest
from day of sale.
This Nov. 3, 1897.
W.A.Dunn,
11 4 it Commissioner.
Reference :
ts.
I. P. LEE & CO.
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchant
v - r, M uuux , V711 j VA.
fSTLarge Warerooms, Ample Storage capacity, Liberal
on Produce ordered to be held.
Orders for bagging, Ties, Twine, Peanut and Grain Ba
- articles, hiied at lowest price.
Mention this paper.
Ad
w and other ncet
WARE
I . .S.i
For the Highest Market Price.
Which is still strong and active, especially
good wrappers.
we have ample floor space. No crowdirf
and perfect light.
With Nat. Smith for auctioneer, and a conrii
ous and efficient corps of help, we are deteJ
miiicu iu leave uu stuiie uiitunieu. lu pieasa
an wno can on us.
Very truly, Your friends,
BOYD&YOUXG.
Rey. J. A. McKaughan, pastor Daw-
sons Baptist church, Tar River Associa
tion, having resigned as pastor, and the
same having been accepted by the
church the deacons submit the follow
ing resolutions, which are adopted :
1. Resolved, That it is with deepest
regret we part with our beloved pastor,
who has so faithfully and successfully
served us for the past three years, dur
ing all of which time there has hot
been the least discord between pastor
and church.
2. Resolved, That during his pasto
rate the church at this place has been
greatly strengthened and built up spir
itually and greatly developed in work,
and we feel , that his influence among
us was a special beacon to light us on
in the path of duty.
S. Resolved, That we commend him
to God's people everywhere as an able
and conservative minister and feel that
wherever he may serve as shepherd
they will be fed with the precious
truths of the gospel. i'
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
The bladder was created for one pur
pose, namely, a receptacle for the
urine, and as such it is not liable to
any form of disease except by one of
two ways. The hrst way is from im
perfect action of the kidneys. The sec
ond way is lrom careless local treat
ment of other diseases. -7
? 7 CHIEF CAUSE.
- Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys is the chief cause of bladder trou
bles. So the womb, like the bladder,
was created for one purpose, and it not
doctored' too much is not liable to
weakness or disease, - except in rare
cases. It is situated back ot and very
close to the bladder, therefore any pain
disease or inconvenience manifested in
the kidneys, back, bladder or urinary
passage is often by mistake, attributed
to female weakness or womb trouble of
some. sort. The error is easily made
and may be as easily avoided. To find
out correctly, set your urine for twenty
four hours ; a sedement or settling in
dicates kidney or bladder trouble. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kid
ney and bladder remedy is soon applied
If you need a medicine yon . should
have the best. - At druggists fifty cents
and one dollar. You may have a sam
ple bottle and pamplet, both sent by
mail, Mention The Commonwealth
and send vour address to Kilmer A Co..
Cinghampton, N. Y; The proprietor
f .tolr "1 7??f li.r J'' by E. of tobVpaper guarantee. thecSauu-
5 Cent Cotton
Brings Little Money,
But it doesn't take
much to buy a
lot of nice
things in
My Millinery Store.
Goods are here and must be sold, and
they go at low prices to suit
the Times.
MBS. A. M. ELDDICZ,
Opposite M. Hoffman.
8 23 1m Scotland Neck, N. C.
Mention this paper.
I 7 HE CAME INTO 2
I J THE WORLD
Bat his relatives and neighbors will
not permit him to remain co. We
a cant do much for him in his infancy
S but for his youth and manhood the -9
w looms of Europe and America strive
to make fabrics of all texture, innum- g
g eraUe in design, and all for his service g
w and pleasore. In his yean of descre- a
tion and sound judgement he declares 5
g that . ... 9
j Makers of Fine Clothes to Measure, g
) Most reasonable in Price. Most re- S
liable in Woik. Make Suits to order 2
S from $Ji00 to $5000. . . : J
iCAIIPliDMS I
S Scotland Neck, N. C,
g 'Jg , SAUS AOENT. W
HiasGin
WAIT a month to buy
your Christmas Gift
COME NOW and fit yourself out
with one of my handsome and stylish
7 HATS.
Oh! You Dont Know
how pretty you will
Look with One!
: 0 -
Prices : Low and Even when yon 'get
old yonll be glad yon bought it. , '
"7,:7i!ir3, xtrl
TEACHERS - WANTED!!
O VJSK 4,0UO IVACANCIES Several times as many vacancies as memb
MUST HAVE MORE MEMBERS.
Pittsburg, Pa. ; Toronto, Canada ; .New Orleans, La. ; New Ywt, x.
Washington, D. C. ; San Francisco, Cal. ; Chicago, 111. ; St. Louis,
Mo., and Denver, Col.
There are thousands of positions to be filled within the next few weeks.
Address all applications to UNION TEACHERS AGENCIES, Sumuitr,
7 29 4m
C. L. BASS, Manarf
11
lira
All kinds of Dresse
Lumber for sale.
14 4t
S. F. DUNN,
Scotland Neck, X
liU.W MI Jji) FOR
GOOD BOARD.
Visitors to Raleigh will save money by
stopping with me.
SERVANTS ATTENTIVE AND
SERVICE GOOD.
Close to Union Depot.
213 West Martin Street. .
R. G. REID, Prop.
9 28 3m Raleigh, N. C.
Mention this paper.
Two Stores.
My stores are now filled with choice,
fresh goods received almost . daily such
as Meat, Fish, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
Meal, Flour, Hominy, Rice, Grits, Peas,
Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Hams, Fresh
Pork Susage, Pigs' feet, Blue fish trout,
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spice, Pepper,
Cloves, Mace, Ginger Nutmegs, Cin
namon, Sauces, Flavoring Extracts,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine Perfumery,
Medicines, Chcwine Gnma P..
Envelopes, Tablets, Box paper, Cutlery,
Cartridges, Pistols, Tinware, Glassware,
Can goods Soap Celluloid and Lump
Starch. Bluing, Star Lye, Pearling
Gold Dust Soda, Baking Powders al
kinds Snuff. Smokfno- nA ni.-L.
Tobacco, Cigars, Cheroots. r!..vf
Crackers, Candies, Cocoanuhj, A pples
Lemons, Bananas. Nr T?o3t- KlZZl
Figs and many other thl-. nnn n
cheap. Can adseeus. "
Pepsinagogue - exus
dyspepsia, Tones
the heart and stead:
the nerves. Makes
people strong. TaKi
40 to 50 drops doS
for several moitf
cures Asthma. If y
druggist does not M
it send 50 cents to i
Hyatt, Kinston, JN.
and get a bottle
mail.
One Price
xtr. uMi hpt way to sell M
is to have but one price and such.
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n., nA. ic crru nnd we are
uui uauo act fov . . .
Wft 5ir now receiving b$ J:
a1 im K-ir nnr Knrthern buyer
than the market price. , ,
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for
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SCOTLAKD JStCK., N. C.
A COT JOTEUlYaESS
IN ENFIELD, v n
W.; H. Robikboh having "moVed his
entire Jewelry shop from Io7SUnf
W prepared to do tot cLwwk at
moderate price on -
Watches. ca , 7 oiu.
. j - .
Sewing
Machines,
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and in lmt
f-P?? terfrSca cfciU raVes
Tr
Jewelry, TV
Planoe, V
Floor Oil Cloth 0 12 i0A 2ac',JJJ
42 different styles anu
rugs 25c. to $3.50. Tbm k J
ii co Kovpral r"s
i 11 IB O-. or.fi 42:'C.
remnants moquene i u2,
grain carpet suitable to ru.'e
nan price. l0
A new line velvet carpet '
. l. ii.4hfi montb 'UI
Floor straw matting? are O'fc
we are selling them at the
tt naK 1 vard m
avayy wiuici , ld
. ,1 1 J crtrrrA 1 iU i
vjrooa DiacK uress D"
Cashmere dress goods 1 ya v .
Fancy late style dress go
18c. ,
30c-
. nfl
w niie couuHjrpiti'co v
White counterpane
large 65c.
Long ribbed hoge heavy Q
Men's Sunday shoes 98c, J
Ladies' " " 'o,'
25 inch plaid dress goods o.
27 inch " " iC-
White cotton cloth ac. o m
We are receiving thousawt n
wmcn we cannoi me""
ftwah nw. Come qU'C""
SPIERS
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