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is ! ll -V -- ! 1 :i! I: fill! 1 I S. S. S. is the Gnli Remedy Equal to this Obstinate Disease. is equal to any blood trouble, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it goes down to the seat of the disease, thus permanently eliminating every trace of the taint. The serious consequences to which Scrofula surely leads should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im portance of wasting no time upon treatment which can not possibly effect a cure. In many cases where the wrong treatment has been relied upon, comp! ieated glandular swellings have resulted, for which the doctors insist that a dangerous surgical operation is necessary. Mr. H. E. Thompson, of Milledgeville, Ga., writes : "A bad case of Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck, which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering. I was treated for a long while, but the physician3 were un able to cure me, and my condition was as bad as v. hen I ' began their treatment. Many blood remedies were used , but without effect. Some one recommended S. S. S., and I began to improve as soon as I had taken a few bottles. Continuing the remedv. I was soon cured permanentlv. and have never had a sign of the disease to return." Swift's Specific S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD is the only remedy which can promptly reach and cure obst inate, deep-seated blood diseases. By relying upon it, and not experimenting with the various so-called tonics, etc., all sufferers from blood troubles can be promptly cured, instead of enduring years of suffering which gradually but surely undermines the constitution. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and never fails to care Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Bheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Boils, Tetter, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers, etc. Insist u pon S. S S. ; nothing can take its place. Books on blood and skin diseases will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Georgia. I MS 1 8 V U Ml &3 lis All .'.bout it. -j--.c---74 iilutrsuat:i ; - No. 2 All about g. or conta;ti3 43 coioi varieties and ico No. 3 BIQGLE All abo'it J i,iih,;. tells every tr1 : jijj : of all the prin.i.i Price, 50 Ccr... Is yorr paper, msd old; it isihe great quit-affer-you-have - FAliM the world iiie bt et paper oi its size ;i the United States of America having over a mil; ion and a-htlf regular readers. Any ONE ol tlae BIGGLE BOCKS, and the FARM JOURNAL g YEARS (remainder cf i?oq, loryi, 7 ,01 to any address for A tVOl.i.Ay L.1LL. Sample ot r-AKiVi JULKnAi. -nu ATKINSOX. AtUIrss, CBAS. P. JENKINS. lints 11 Onr Illustrated Catalogue No. 10, which wernail lice, contains a variety of designs of iMiirble and Granite memorials suitable . for Cemetery or Chureb, and will help you in making a proper selection. Write for it ; we will satisfy you as to prices. We cricry the largest stock of Gravestones, .Monuments andStituary in the South, and have unsurpassed facilities for the execution ol memorial work of any size, j THE COUPEE MARBLE WORKS, lallKl aral 163 Hudson's English Kitchen, 347 Mam Street, NORFOLK, VA. 0 0 ' 0 The only Up-to-date Restaurant in the city. -O OOO Or- ' ' ' ' r' For Ladies and Gentlemen. , -0-0-000-0-0- ' : trtpfly a . Temperance Place. -0- 'n iip r-ALL MEALS Anvone gending m sketch and description may flnlckly IT"'"'1 opinwin . f rw y ether an rnventioB-fsproBSMyTMSSptabK a.- CYtramunica- tionsstrtatlycoBfi andbookon Patents mmnt fraafriMMt lurMnT tor MHOtUut DStentS. Patents taken thicakh Uunn & Co. receive Special notie, without aargo, in the Scientific American. A handdomelr iltnstrated weekly. Tartrest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. S3 a year: four months. $1. Sold by all newsdealers. KUmUCo.3"8-Hew York Branch Office. S& V BU WashlnstoD, D. C. WE S BIG MONEY In Exclusive Territory. Our Fire and Burglar proof Safes sell at night. City r Country. OUTFIT FREE. NO CAPITAL NEEDED. Agents actually getting rich ; so can yon. One Agent, in one day, cleared 973.40. ALPINE SAFE & CYCLE CO., t-l-15m. . CINCINNATI, O. Alt -X ...I i ,. , .. -.. . - iror ill There are dozens of remedies recommended for Scrofula, some of them no doubt being able to afford temporary relief, but S. B. S. is absolutely the only remedy which completely cures it. .Scrofula is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated blood diseases, and i.-i beyond the reach of the many so-called purifiers and tonics because some thing more than a mere tonic is required. 8. 8. S. rs TK VTT (T Fi a ti 14 M h vk h.' rl t4 Ia lA k ill II II II A Farm Library of npcqsallce value Practical, Up-to-date, Corr.iss and Comoreliecsive Hand somely Priaicd sJid Esxutliaiiy illustrated. By JACOB BIGQLE No. 1 B1GGLH BOOK -n C(.-nimou-rtense Treatise, with over i sLiiiidiird vcrc. Price, 50 Cents. ? Srr.a ii I"rits reaci 2nd learn how ; ;i mtli'-.e reproductions of all leading oilier illustrations. Price, 50 Cents. POULTRY BOC K ; bed r-tjuiit y Book in existence ; v colored iiiolike reproductions Lrctilri; with :c3 other illustrations. no, 4 essGLc cow bcox All about Ci v r.id t'ie Eairy Business ; havingagreat sale; coiitaini S ro'.cie li!e-like reproductions of each breed, with 1 -2 oihcr ill'-jstratioiis. price, 50 Cents. No. 5 DZGGLS S'.VsNE DOCK Just out. AH .bnit Ilcas Bretdiug, Feeding;, Butch ery, Diseases, ftc. Contains over 80 beautitut halt tones and otnvr eugravias. i'rice, 50 Cents. TheEIGGLB nre ur;irie.origina1,nseful you never sawanythiiisj iihe ciitni sc practical, sosensible. They are having ;.ti enormous sale East, West, North and South. Everv one w.10 keeps a Herse, Cow, Hog or Chicken, cr timv3 Small Fruits, ought to send right awav for the" ljCGLE BOOKS. The OkNAL for ron and ot a misfit. It is 22 years hoiled-ootra, hit-the-nail-on-the-head, said - it. Vrrm an.) Household paper in i jCi .-.tid IC..-.3) rill be sent by mail circular u cribins E5IGGLE BOOKS free. 1 UILADELPEIA (Establish ed 50 years.) Bank St., NORFOLK, VA. 25 cents. '3 3 tf, NORFOLK & CAROLINA R. R. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. Dated Jan. 19th, 1898. No. No. 4S No. fl02 A. M. A9--Stations. P. M. 2 20 2 40 3 03 3 17 3 50 4 15 4 3 4 53 9 00 Lv Norfolk Ar. 9 20 Tinners Point o 55 5 30 5 05 4 50 4 20 4 00 3 41 3 27 2 53 10 05 9 50 926 12 8 39 8 21 8 04 7 48 7 08 9 46 10 00 10 34 10 50 11 06 11 21 12 00 Drivers Snifolk Gates Tunis Ahoskey Aulander 5 35 6 00 Hobgood 12 21 Ar. Tarboro Le 2 31 6 45 Ar. liv. 6 35 12 50 Rocky Mount 1 55 6 17 P.M. P.M. P.M.A.M. Daily. I-Daily except Sunday Trains No. 49 and 48 solid trains be tween Pinner's Point and Wilmington Train No. 49 connects at Rocky Mt. with train 23 for all points South and No. 78 train for ail points North. G. M, SERPELL, J. R. KENLY, Bug&iLGenrT Manager Sup't Tains. Geal Passenger Agent i r. m. I A.ar. i i THE LITTLE COT. There was a cabin in a land Covered by the Almighty's hand; A savage cot it was, but He Kndowed it with His love for me; -And what was all that love? I wi3. The welcome of a woman's kiss! It was a savage cot I say t But Love was minister ejach day; And when- the lonely twilight came Twas Love- that whispered sweet mj name! So that I said: "What e'er I be. It is God's hand that covers me!" It was God's hand ... for lo you. no-w There were sweet kisses on my brow Such kisses as the rich might deem The memory of a golden dream That passed, and was no more to be But hers and God's love covered me! Behold! It was a dream; I knew In many a garden roses grew; That many a palace and dim cot Knew that dear love which I knew not! Vet still I sing to hill and sea; "It is God's hand that covers me!" I". L. Stanton, In Atlanta Constitution. I The WATCHMAKER EDWARD FENX occupied the posi tion of watchmaker in a larg-e and prosperous jewelry store. He was a man much envied by the clerks in the store, for, as an expert, he demanded and received a- generous salary. The clerks all spolie of him, however, as "Old Fenn," and, because they had little in common witSi him, they regarded him as a most una ocial being. . In reality he wan a slry, retiring man, nearly 45 years otc age; anxious to be friendly, but unaware of the best method to adopt, finding it easier to bt silent, lost in his own thoughts, than to exert himself and entt r in with the chat of the lads behind the counters. He seemed to be always alone; patient, sol itary, and content to live oit his life in the same narrow groove in which it ran, apparently waiting' only for the death that would make so little differ ence to any human being except him self. "I can't understand what you think of all day, Fenn," his employer had said 'to him once, and Fenn had looked up with his rare, singularly sweet smile, and said': "Mr. White, have you never had a past?" - That was all anyone within the store knew of Fenn. His landlady found him a most excellent tenant, who paid promptly for his one small room, and never found fault, even on the cook's day out. Xo one had ever seen him an gry, but, on the contrary, no one haa ever seen him joyous. His life ran on evenly, as undisturbed as any cloclc un der his watchful eye. He appeared each morning on the stroke of eight, and departed w-ith equal promptness when the store closed for the night His luncheons he had eaten at the same restaurant for 15 years. Except fortht fact he did his work with minuteness of an extraordinary kind, he appeared the most commonplace individual in tht 'city. One bright spring morning, when tht sun poured in through the broad win (lows, turning the jewels displayed there to liquid fire, and when the sofi wind came puffing in at the doors as though determined to lure away every restless clerk for a frolic in the coun try, ilr. Fenn paused for a moment tc speak to one of, the men. "Good1 morning," he said, courteous ly, "can you tell me what the date is?" "The 15th of May," replied the one ad dressed, somewhat- surprised at this de parture from Mr. Fenn's usual rule. "Thank you. It is, as I thought, my birthday." , There was a moment's pause before another spoke up, cheerfully: "Many happv returns of the day. sir!" "Eh? O, thank you. It is alongtimt since anyone wished me that," and sc saying, Mr. Fenn passed on to his tablt in the corner, with his usual impassive mien. "Poor old Fenn," the clerk said, com passionately. . "I dare say he is lonely." As the morning wore away towards noon, a young woman entered the shop and approached Mr. Fenn's desk. He glanced' up with his customary look ol quiet attention, which changed sudden ly to one of keen interest as he eagerly scanned the newcomer's face. "Is this the watchmaker?" she asked. "Yes." "I have a watch here, which won'1 go. I wish you would' look it over and tell me what the trouble is." With hands that shook Mr. Fenn took from her an old-fashioned silver watch. "This is not yours?" he said. "No, my sister's." "Then I am right; vou must be little Lucy!" "My name is Lucy, but " she hesi tated. "You don't remember me? Well, child, you naturally would not. I have changed since you saw me. Tell me, did you ever hear " he paused a mo ment, then continued "your sistei speak of Edward Fenn?" "air. ffftffif sh eried. "You are not .the Mr. Fenn I used- to call Uncle Ed? ies,,..ne answered, smiling, sadly, "and ywt-sister: Is she well?" "O, ye fe, quite well. It must be a long time since you have seen her?" "Twenty years," Mr. Fenn said, quiet ly. "Twenty long years. She probably has forgotten me. Her --her husband is living, I suppose?". . Husband ? , EUlen iias ;ever mar ried," " y '. "Not tarried?r:'3Suti surely I heard that) shevpa to b.: . "Yes, I know tih&ewaa An. eneage- ment, but.;J.;ra only a -child then, and she never spoke of it to me but once. That was to say, it had been broken off in a moment of misunder standing, and that she had never seen the man again, to make it up. She be lieves him to be dead now, and can not bear to have him spoken of. 1 don't know why I tell you these FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been u?ed for over fifty years . by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gnms, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and taka no other kind. - . 4.27-Iy things, but surely you were a good friend of ours then?" "Friend?" he echoed. "Yes, and I frtill ant devoted to your interests, Miss Lucy." "That is good. We lmow few peo ple here, and now I must go to meet Ellen." "You are going to meet her now?" "Yes." "Well, ask her, Miss Lucy,, to step in and get the watch herself, and: don't tell her who I am, you know. Let me have my little surprise." ' "Very well, I will. I am sorry I can not come back with her, but I hae an engagement." Mr. Fenn, with a sudden heartiness,, grasped the slender gloved ha.nd ex tended to him. "Good-by," he said. .'"You came in like the spring sun shine, Miss Lucy." After the girl had gone Fenn sat for ;sorae moments lost in. thought. II o v. many memories the girl had stirred within him! How like she was to that other girl Ellen whom he had once known. With a deep sigh he turned, from force of habit, to the watch before him. He well remembered that disagreeable- little monitor which had dis turbed so many pleasant hours! His accustomed fingers pressed the large, old-fashioned plate which protected the works from dust, and there fell into his hand3 a folded paper, yel lowed with age, which opened as he reverently touched it. There, exposed t.r view, was the face of the young ruiiii who had glanced back at him from the mirror, and with it was a withered violet, which lightly fluttered out. It was brown and dry, but it preserved ita freshness and fragrance La a faithful woman's, heart, it seemed and in one otljer, as ho well knew. For a long time Mr. Fenn sat gaz ing at these relies of a sunny jjait, his hand, over his eyes, his errpression lit tle betraying the. -disturbance -vthin. Finally he shook his head sorrowfully. "Did Fenn. look like that?" iie thought. "Was there ever a time when I was really happy? I have changed in appearance" h smiled bitterly "and not fcr the better, but I have also grown in charity. What a young fool I was! To hav such happiness within my grasp and then to scorn it to throw it away because I was too proud to demand an explanation! Ah. well!" He roused himself and looked up in his old, absent-minded way at a woman who stood awaiting his atten tion. Her eyes were riveted upon the paper in his hands she had not glanced at Mr. Fenn's face while his gaze never left her countenance dur ing their entire interview. "I see," she said, in low, faltering tones, "that yoi havo already opened the watch my sister broug-ht." As she spoke the color rose in her face-in the same dear old fashion, taking awj the pressure of the years, until she seemed a girl again in the eyes of tin' man who watched her. "Yes," he said, gently, "but do not begrudge me my peep into paradise Ellen" At the first sound of his voice sht had glanced incredulously up, her knees trembling under her as she lis tened and looked. "Edward!" she gasped. "Why, i can't be Edward!" "Yes," he said, reassuringly, putting his hand over hers' aa it clutched ai his desk. "Why not? We were bound to meet some day, you know." "Yes," she murmured, "I have al ways felt that if you were living 1 should see you again." Her eves fell-4 under his and rested on the relics on his desk. "But these tilings" he flush deepened "I am sorry yon evci saw them." "Oh, no, Ellen, not sorry, but glad. Stay, I will show you my treasures.' As he spoke he drew forth his own timepiece and opened the back. There, smiling up at. him, was her own face as it had looked 20 years before, fresh in its girlish beauty. "All these years?" she asked. "Have you never married, then, Edward ?" "Married some one else, Ellen? You know better you must have known better all the time." "Yes," she whispered, "I knew." "Ellen," he urged, softly, "one day, evar so many years ago, a boy said to you that he would never ask j-ou for love again. He does "not, but a man does now. He asks you for fill that boy threw away, because he has wanted it all his life." "What do you mean?" she asked, faintly. "Nothing to frighten you, dear. I want you to marry me still. I hava wanted you every day since we parted, but I thought you had long ago mar ried there is no use going into that. We are not children now. How do you feel about it, Ellen? Are you willing to pass the rest of your life, with me?" . Ellen lifted her eyes to his eyes that appeared young, because re deemed from age by the radiant light of love within them. "I will do just sis you say," she said, simply. Promptly the watchmaker stepped out from behind his desk, passed her hand through his arm and approached the astonished proprietor. "I want a vacation, sir," he said. "I haven't asked for one in many years, but I want on now. My assistant can do all the work we are likely to have at this time of the year." "I shall bo glad to give it to you, Mr. Fenn. but why have you decided so suddenly?" "Well, you see, sir," Fenn replied, "this lady has just consented to be come my wife, and we have waited 60 long for our honeymoon that w want a proportionately long honeymoon now." Chicago Tribune. Dismount as a. Salute. In China an inferior upon horseback meeting a superior dismounts and waits till the other has passed. N. Y.Sun. In Old Ida. v Every day strengthens the belief of emi nent physicians that impute blood is the eaase of the majority of our diseases. Twenty-five years ago this theory was used as a basis for the formula of Browns' Iron Bitten. The many remarkable cures effected by this famous old household remedy are sufficient t6 prove that the theory is correct. Browns' Iron Bitters is sold l v all desJers. Pleasures ai e like poppies spread, you toucb the bloom the flower is ahed. Burns. O Bean the Signature ef 1TC i Tht Kind Yea Haw Always Bought 4 (tfrffTmmiiiHKmiiiaiHinmiimnfl M JegetabkPreparstioafor As similating UieTcodardRegula tiiig ihiiStQiaachs anlBoweis cf Promotes Digeslion.ChceTfiu ness andRestContains neither Opium,Morpluiie nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. JUape e'OldOSHMEILnTCEEB AbcSthna , Scett. Jtypernant - MrmSecd- v s u ru. Arjerfeet Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. Warms .Convulsions .Fevensh oessandLossoF SLEB fac Simste Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPrOT WRAPPEB. A. .McDOWELL, President. A. E. HILL. U uuuuiiU -SCOTLAND. SOLICITS THE ACCOUNTS OV LOTH INDIVIDUALS AXD fclJSlNE m;."!.-.. to i iv tkLf -h&t -tir -$T lr 0 f- F. M F A1 . i 1 "Star" tin tags (showing small stars riatsd on nnder tide of tag), "HorsoShoe," "J. T.," "Good Luck," " Cross Eow," and "Branimond" Natural Leaf Tin Tags are of equal value in. securing presents mentioned below, and may be assoited. Every man, Trams,!! and child caa find something on tb.0 list that tlisy would like to have, and can have tTAGS. I Mrafeh T,ox 5 9 K7-f, on" blaSa, pocj stesl Si g Kci-3ors, 4 m inches 26 4 l.'iiiiCl's St, Ki-.il!. Fort and Hpooii 25 5 Sa':t p,ti3 Popper Sot, oro each, quad rsplc vlat-o vri write mot si 50 6 French Briar Wood Pipe 2e V B&zov, IioIIuw ground, fine English Klesl 60 8 Butter Enife. triple plate, best fmaiitj- go 9 BtiR-ir Bhell, tnn?a plate, best qaal.. 60 10 Cta'np Box. sterling Bilver TO 11 Knife, "K?a:i Krfier," two blades.. Ii 12 Bntcher Knife, "Seen Eutter," S-in Wade 75 13 Shears, "Eosn Kr.Uer." 8-inch 7b U Kr.t Sat, Ctaeier and C Picks, sil var Plated 83 15 Base Ball, "Association," best qual.loo 18 Alarm Clock, nirtel 150 17 Six Genuine Rogers Te&spoons, bsat plated good3 150 18 Watch, nisLel, stem -wind and set.. Ul) 19 Carvers, good steel, bnekhern handles 200 SO bix Genuine Rogers' Table Simons, best plated goods 250 21 Six each. Knives and Forks, buck horn handles 260 SS Six each, Genuine Rogers' Knives and Forks, best plated goods f.0D it it it it it ThE ABOVE OFFER EXPtRES (MEMBER 30th. 1900. Snrr.Sfl! KntiPA ! Plain " Sttr" Tin Tag3 ,'that is, Stsr tin tajjn wita no smsU Wjj.'uottii iwna . Btjlr8 printe.l on under side of teg), are not good for prtitents, ZZZZT"-?'3". Tr but c PBid rin CASH on taebaul oftweatyceatever nUnareQ, :f receivt'd by ns on r Vw-fore March 1st. l?0O. 02?-SEAli IN Slisa timt a. dime's werib of -STAR PLUO TOBACCO rvt II last longer end afford mora pleasure tSrnn a dlrae-'a Tfortfe f Ray otljerbrand. MAKE THE T"EI3T ! Send tags to COXTISESTAL TOBACCO C., St. Louis, f.!o. it it Ar- -r- "Ar- --r- -4r- Av -wsW -mAr M P M M M M UNION CENTRAL . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, OHIO. JOHN M.TATTLSON, President. This Company etill keeps its pre-erninvnce as having the lowest Death Eafe and the Highest Interest Rate of any Company. It makes the Safsst Possible Investments and the Largest Returns to Policy HOLDERS. In 1899 it Maintained its LOW DEATH RATE, STEADY LVOTIE ISE IN" N !5W BUSINESS, LOW RATE OF EXPENSE, LARGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN ASSETS, HKJH RATE OP I NT MEREST, LARGE ANNUAL INCREASE IN SURPLUS, GAIN: Gain in b U i, 1'-. : Gia in' Il '.: v h '-':' W Y. , Gain in MEx.ii. 'GrAn in ASSETS, Gin in AMOUNT OF INSURANCE. Gain in AMOUNT OF JKEW BUSINESS, Total Insurance Written in 1899, Total Assets Jan. 1, 1900 $22,703,174.36 JED.E. Hilliard, Agent Scotland Neck, N. O. Carey J. Hmter,-. state Agent. " -: r:,,.: -.;'..' For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years THE CENTAUR COMFHNV. NEW YORK CITY. FRANK J SHIELDS, Cariiie Ass't Cashier. II Ooii Utyiiij NECK, N. C. TASS it TAG 3. 23 Clock, 8-cIs.y, Calendar, Thsriaom- eter, Barornotar SCO ?4 Gun rasa, leather, no better made. 600 15 lievolver, automatic, doable action, 82 or SS caliber. 609 23 Tool Set, not FlaJ'tuiuys, but roai tools eso 27 Toilet Set decorated porcelain, very handsome SB'J 1 fiettiington Ki5e No. 4. 22 or 32 al . M0 2J Watch sterling silver, full jeweled 1009 Z'J Drcsa riuit Case, leather, liacdsotua and durable il'00 "1 Searing Machine, first clis3, wth til attachment l;-'0 32 Revolver, Colt's, 38-caliber, blued steel 1P! S3 Rifle, Colt's! iV-shof," sV-"al'ibt'r.".".15(;j 1 Uuiiar (Washburn), rosewood, in laid 2:!C0 35 Mandolin, very handsome 2'J'JJ 33 Wincheater Repeating Shot Oun, 12 gauge ......2-J"3 37 Remington, double -barrel, ham mer Shot Gun, 10 or 12 gauge 2U00 38 Bicycle, standard make, lxdic3 or gentB 2300 39 Shot Gun. Remington, double bar rel, hainmorloti .3000 40 Eegina Music Box, 1!H inch Uiss.-SUIN) 2 ? IK 4 it 4- 4 A-. 4 A. M M M M M M 7 M IN. 1899. 5P570.33S.05 9123,167.76 i?128,3026G 7.1U9 ?2,(554,97fi 06 $15,583,808.00 $274,025,00 537,390,01.00 AW par t A a r I TnrfcsPausfoalVce'iS FOR ABOUT IMS PRICE Or This paper end the A-iar-fa s- a Tw i3 ,T2? 'A 2 4 tM iwv V", v Here you get the news ,r the world and all yct:r Icm j news while it i fret,h, poyit;...; - very little more than o:U. -' paper costs. Either jirir i- s I well worth i?l.CK), hut hy -, - ; , cial arrangement wo svvi - g il)led to put in hotli of th i:. ?. ' giving three paper.-s a wi--!. I for this low price. You j I not equal thi- jinywlx-iv :-... j and thin ei)!iil.in.!tio!i y. the 1 j bftSt psrmi'.:.Ti r-l '.!;): wh , want a- i?reat- ;aper and n f r home p.". per. j i.:.e t i-e-c .-t:-i f you v, il! b' p up with l! t timet:. . J5o:-is!os general jiov.p. t ! i-Twioe-:i- cej: ,Mu:-!im! Ii.: wi:cii ':,-l. -U It Hi'!' I 111?: i 1tT t- find ether a.r: i.:if y of .'( (.:.; : inl env-t; lo v.: riw'iv. It hii.; reui;tr eontrii;Ktin;: by S. i-i -3 Jones, Mr.5, V. Ii. John Tenr.v! 0 m. -. l!.ui. fJ. ii . .hiVdi'.n nd oilier ii!t':u;e'd vrllers. ''I Oil f.f i."..-c . 3 y.tv jlians lor- bolii :....: '. ji tsti gel sample to? o: ca.-.-r. -f.-'T Lr.TC Oil .pyi' r '.. ..i. ' V i; ' ' ' . 'V '-v .i ii . ... . r -r1-- . ''V , ., '- . V TTftENTS WANTED IN ALL VX oeni-ied territory. WllEIilXH W ILSOS Ml 'il Co., For sale hv C. T. LAAYi'iENCH, 8-10 tt Scotland Nec.1--, X. C. CoKiimr ci;r WorK wi'Jt thai cur Co:i;ptktltv):?,. ESTABLISHED IN 1S'." CHAS M WALSH WORKS, Sycamore St., rjrrwssra'P.r., V.i. Monuments, Tombs Cemetery Curb ing, ike. All work Mrictly lirn clsss r.nrt t lyiweft Liices. I ALSO t'TOIfill inx r' FEUOIRS VASES, &0. Mt:. Dehigns sent to miy :todres re writing for them pleaca ,?rie .:;:' ; cea?ed and limit as lo price. I Prepay Froiffht on all V. Mm ! Finest Finish. Best Work of tke Art Guaranteed to Please. S. It. ALLE Y, Tarboro, N.C. ty ILL carry everything in Yre'i Prices tht like' at L V Located just onlsida of l.-wn nc ;r the tobacco market. 1 Phal! do my best to Tirade tJ-e Public. Give me a uinl. BUCK SMITH. The Onw h..,y.ij cow i r",u "re- J -fcj---- . tr.? -.-:--. I v SfK:i::;,i.'..v:.:':v.-.)-:. i:.tf 'v iv- - IBott's Cl.i-rr. ""'5 mroat cured tv kci Utat " i??tive Quinine. As easy to TT Mcad'. u Children m fnr thm " of p- - v - ' t i t
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