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JNO. W. WOOD.
ATTORNEY. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
I lewis roxx. c.
Tpctices in Iiertic land i-adjSninjr
ua6m
WILL!AMShQUSE,
LEWIbTOS,
J. G. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Travelers accommodated allow
Table supplied with the best the market
JGSsT Conveyances furnished on .applk
11 lli ... au3lfn
THE HANCamHQlfSE,
LEWISTON, N. C.
Table supplied with the best the mar-
auorua. jvery attention paid to
tnc comrort ot the jruests. livery at-
iucuuii j?v liAXCOCK, Trop.
PUGH'S DRUB EMPORIUM,
WINDSOR, N. C.
Where 3'ou can find choice Paints,
Drugs and Oils, Druggists' Sundries,
riavoring Extracts, Soaps, Per- "
fumer3', & Pishing Tackle.
John P . Stratton's 'Musical Instra
mcnt.4 and Stnnis. .'
Robert Buist's Pield and Garden Seed.
Full line of Fine Stationery always on
Mini. . ' : v -fe18 tfn
DR. P. D. STEVENS, x
SURGEON DENTIST,
WINDSOR, N. C.
Teeth extracted without fcain.
Filling partly decaped teeth a special
ty. All work wan-anted. y
T.S.TODD. E. TODD.
i.S.TODD&BRO,
DEALERS I1T '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Fine Dress Goods Dry Goods,"Notions
and Fancy- Articles. '-y Groceries of every
description. Doot, Shoes and other
staplegoods. : oc2Gtfn ,
ATTENTION FARMERS !
INDIAN WOOD WHEEI FACTORY
I am now manufacturing Cart Wheels,
ll'mis, llrbs and Spokes from native tim
liers which I will sell from $3.50 t $5.25
trair 'of wheels. A discount will be
allowed if as many as ten pairs are tak
ni by one j)art3'. All work warranted.
Special terms to Coachmakers. Ship
ments P. O. 15., at Coniot lauding on
llcuiokc river. 1 .
j Address P. RASCOE,
aui0 12m. Windsor. N. C.
TpNSORIAL ARTIST,
W.IT.LEIGIT,
lias recently had his shop- fitted up in
lirstclasp slyle for ther corenienceof
patron?, j Sliaving, haircutting and ham
rooingdone in the most artistic manner.
Will be at sliop from 7.30 to 9 a. m., and
frorr, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. no2 tfn
r.
H. ALEXANDER,
AITORNEY-AT-LAW
AND
SOLICITOR OF
atents,
Tth Street, WASHINGTON, 1. C.
(established 1857.)
m . D" J-'V.IS T
f-xptrt examinations made, ?ind opin
luns relating to infrmgements, validity
sepec; of patents given. Send for my
tuhr Ulu mention this paper. - -r- :
rRp. a.
WALKE.
J. N. AVILL.IAMS.
walke & Williams;
DEALERS IF
PAINTS,
OILS.
FADS
VORTH'S PTTRE T JO-
UID '.PAINTS"
altU;?u1 question the Leading
It i
domical aricet' &m tuc mo.st
IEU Watt?.!? tdt?i?
U ONOKE SQUARE,
' , ' ' "'L:'-.' ' '..'
J0RPOLK,VA. '
THE OLD AND NEW.
BY HENRY JE. ORR.
Old radiant faces are the? bestl ? I H
However good the new, ; j 1
The; first haveTTspiUe4 and stood the teLt
- vi suaujryears review. . ;
'- : '- "' ." ;.? - - "' . t ,'
Old voices yield the" richest song, ;
Though dark. "the clouds above, "
Their echoings are &;weet and long I
Vl With changeless notes of love.'
Old ljps thrill with a inonotonc,
f Qt ieart&1ir4 teauy beats, ?
Their fashioning was in the zone
Of truth, and not deceits.
Old eyes glow with a steady light
W hen new ones turn away,
Old hands return their youthful might
In sorrow's darkest d;y.
So I will cling to. friendships old,
And stand always for right.
Inconstant hearts can never hold
A solace for life's night.
Norfolk Virginian.
; "JACKSON AND HIS MEN.
Iu modern times no army ever
made better use of "Its legs not
in retreat, but in contiuuoa9 at
tack thau the UOOt naval-
ry" of Stonewall Jackson fn 18G1
and 1862. The following descrip
tion of the men: by whose aid
Stonewall Jackson drove three
federal armie?, unclcr ,Gei;cral3
Shields, Freeman' .-and Banks-
each of them stronger numeri
cally and infinitely better armed
nd found than his ovn out of
the Valley 6fvVn "i nia in 1 861,
was written from Stonewall Jack
sou's headquarters by an'Endish
eye-witness, who Iwas Vccpmpau
ied by Lord; trleii -Cult Wulseley:
6iAs we advaneetl, the road was
thickly crowded by the refluent
tide
ier8
famisl
shoeless and hatlts-t. almost all in
rags, the flame of life burnt down
to the socket, the eyes deep sunk
en an iustrcless, iLe hair matted
and tangled like a wild beast's, it
had never been my fortune to en
counter before on earth. Suffer
iug, hungry, thirsty and reduced
as thj poor fallows were, not one
famt?heartedrtiinid or complain
ing, word issued trohr their .lips."
With men of this stamp Stone
wall Jackson held the Valley of
Virginia securely month alter
mouth, against armies collectively
outnumbering his in the ratio ol
eight, or ten to one, and w-th
them he marched over hi. Is aud
across rivers, by; niht audlbv
day, until no federal general la
down to sleep without a misgiv
iug tb at when tomorrow's dawn
broke Stonewall JacKson - might
burst on his' fiauk or centre and
strike panic into the hearts of the
iavaders of Virginia. With them
Stonewall Jackson Te3cenced
with Vstouishing rapidity from
the Blue Ridge aud joined Gen
eral Lee before the seven days
battle, around Richmond iu 1862,
which 'ended in the total discom
fiture of Geueral McCUllau; IIow
it will be asked, were Stunewall
Jackson's uloot cavalry "equip
ped? ; Not ia the same manner
as the English infautry which oh
j une 17, 1775, attacked the raw
American levies posted ou Bun
ker's hill, War BbstDnVdiid car.
Tied their works with tremendous
loss to the assailants, who, ac
cording to Mr. Charles Ross, the
biographer of Lord Coruwallis,
"moved to the attack in heavy
marchiug order, with three da-s'
provisions iu their knapsacks,
and carried altogether a weight
of 125 pounds." Bunker's Hill
was fought ou a fearfully hot day,
the climax of the torrid summer
of America, aud the British, reg
ulars ot those days" wore the .lea
ther strap or neckcloth, which
even in: the temperate climate of
E ngla n d , no one wo uld regard
otherwise than ais mi instrument
of torture. - Very different was
the equipment of Stonewall Jack
sou's men.. A loose jacket, a soft
and, umbrageous felt hat, a blan
ket rolled up an d si uug " diagon
ally over the shoulder and a t ti
water bottle such was the pre
Af To? AI. ilVl j (. ..1 ..".1 .1 : ji u s i fl!
. Soch ga,. . Wan, bimy.
,ed Skeie,o, of .Kcc lh
paratipn .for battle, for skirmish
!ng. ?or climbing, hills and ford
ing ru-ers wiihiwhich the Virgin
Jans, North Carolinians Georgi
ans and Alabammns who consTi-
t uted-the CStbne wall1 !Briir:,de'
achieved , wonders to wbii h fn.v
iorj.,Qt war London Tele
- .. . - OX,"
Many, whose occupations are of
ovucuiary qnaracter, otten have
the feqlfng .0f;berng literally worn
out, and are-reminded very forci
bly of declining years, nvhen if
they knew what ailed them, they
would find that all their troublR
arope from the inaction of their
moneys or liver. If they wonld
at such limes take I)r .T TT in.
-L.ean s Liver and Kidney Balm,
would again feel the vigo? ; and
strength of maturity. -FLATTERY
SAVED THE AKTIST.
The other day a man was walk-
mg slowly up Miami avenue and
encountered a man walking hur
riedly down. They ran into each
other, both drew off and apolo-
gizea, tben -the one in a hurrv
aaued:
. 'Tve been po mad all the morn
ing that I co uldn't see straight."
"JNothing seriou?, I hope."
" Well my wife had some pho
tos, taken and the nrliat made;a
botch job. -I am now on my way
to punch his bead."
uCan I see them?" v
! They were exhibited and after
a careful inspection the 'gentled
man said: 1 1 ' 4
"My friend you are away off
The work; is welf done, and you
ought to be proud of your wile's
look'' ' ' " ' - ; -
4tDo yon-fnean it?" 1 f 4
("Certainly. There ara u;ot-' teji
bo more than satisu'edl"
uWdl, I tleclan ! I guc?s I've
been too hasty and I'll drop the
matter rigbt here Glad I didrfl
punch the photographer head."
"Yes, so am I,"'said'the other
to; himself, as he went his way.
I It was-' the artist liihiseliV I)'-
troit'Frec Tressl '
If
you find inIieations ofi ma
laria iu your system take at once
Lr. J..H. McLean's ' Chilli 'and
Fever; Cure, it will arecably aud
efiectually , eradicate v the poison
from your system. ; 50 cents per
bottle, warranted., . r ;
j J I TABLE ETIQUETTE. ! :
Never smack the lips while eat-
Never pick your . teeth at the
tible. ,;,,. . , , -r ! ; ; '. i '
Neyer propose a conundrnfn or
whisper 'at table. V:t :''"r
Never drum with y oar fingers
on the table. . . ,
Never 'put your kuifc ix your
'mouth. 1 '' ;
Never put your elbows on the
tab'e. j v;'.: ; : ' .' v
Never carry fiuit or boubous
away from the table.
Never scrape your, plate or tilt
it to get the last drop of anything
it contains; or wipe out witb a
piece ot bread. ; :.
Never play with your knife aud
fork or- salt cellar, or balance a
spoou on your glass. -
Never watch the dishes as they
are uncovered, or make any ex
clamation when they are revealed
Never tuck your napkin, bib
fashion, under your shirt collar.
Unfold it aud lay it across your
lap. r , ;. .
Never say or doT anything - at
table that is liable to produce dia-
gUSt. " ,;.:
: Never stretch your feet under
the table so as to touch : the, feet
of your vis a vis! , :
Never bite fruit.' An apple,
pear or peach should be peeled.
The dangers of a malarial at
mo?phere may bo averted if you
will - occasionally take a dose of
Ljr. d. II. McLeau's Chills and
Fever Cure. 50 cents, warrauted.
Vkl I OA 1 Ll.tl. I HIIIIII III
...... I -
' CaptJilohti
trious engineer
was born!in .WcrriidiId, Scdet
T I r- f '-m-.-y. . . ' It.
uniy.ei; and at ihtf-agVpf
a windratUanrd' hi pi if cngi'n
the creative orkilhal he bHakl
cphtinncfitthe age ;of 'eigllty'
fohr." Ilii father was n "ml herpfo-
prietcr, and the boy's taHicstex
penencc was with machinery.1 At
twelve ho was made a cadet of
raechauical engineers,4 and at 'sev
enteen he had entered the Swe
dish army as an. ensign, .lie tap:
idly reached a Hen tenancy in con..
seqneuce r of - tho beauty of - his
military maps, which . attracted
the attention of Iviui? Chsrl
donn (i5ernadotte). In 3826
T . '. . ' . '
wiiiic in jjqmirm on leave of ab.
Fccnco to introduce a flamo en
gine, in?; sent his resignation
home. It was accepted, alter he
nau nrst ueen promoted to4 .the
rank ot captain, llo. never re
turned to Sweden" but- his native
country h. s sent him'many hon
ors and dec6raifpns; and in 1868
a great granite .inQnumcnt was
erected in- front of his father'.
house by the hiiuere, bearing the
simple inscription, Jolin Erics
son was born hero in 1803." "Ho
is living quietly in New York,
aud 13 s still, an iiuh fjtitrMbU
worker. Ex. .Ill - . i
Ixidncy rand bladder troubles
produce a feeling of utter dei
found in Dr. J. H.' McLean's Li-
cr and Kidney Balmj.i ' .-.
-r .-'1 :if!.
r --JSngli tb'Vciibtian bTlmU are ic
coming Very ?fa:hioiutbIo Yn tliis
coutitry. Outside Venetian shade?
have always been in use, particuJ
ariv t) keep put the hot. rays p
he snmrneiVsuii. . The tlii-dish
Venetian blinds xire. made of s!a!t
sin.ilar to the outic!e?thiUU; but
are arranged with' cords; si :.t Imf
they can bo drawn Up or lowered
'i ;. l( ' ' .
at will just a a umm nhado can.
They are Imoio expensive tlinn
the linen jibhadcs, but they lait
lonirer; Linen shades hold ' the
dust and j fade; but the Veuctiaii
blinds dn not. These blind 'are
mado'of thin wooden slat about
two and a half inches wide; and
about 'an eighth bt 'an inch iii
thickness.;; Thy are sapportcd
by tapes arrai Wed like ladder. 'A
cord runs through a hole in cjcli
slat, and 'by this means they ate
drawh aji.; Tlicy arc ' made' of
whiio . pine, ? bass, cherry; oak or
ash, and arc stained or varnished
any Bhade or wdor that is wanted.'
They fco?t- from' eighteen cents' 'to'
tweuty-sii 'cents a Fouaro foot.
The: most fashionable' colors" iihw
are-'gray,1 plain oak pr grcent-i-
1 '
' Sickness cornea nlii nvitcd, and
strong men' and women are" fore
ed to'empioy incana , o. restore
their health and. strength.;! The
most successful of all knowirrcnJ
edies for weaknceb, the origiu - ol
all disease,' is Dr.- J.. II. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier; i . , . -
v . INDIAN JUSTICE.: ;
' -'' . " M ,',4 I .; ,'
Iu the early ' history of ?,this
countr Appalachco was - for a
time the dividiug lino between
tho whites and thoCh'crokeea.
There wa3 constant ;troublo be
tween (ho two races. that required
friendly adjudication to : prevent
bloodshed;, there was a Justice on
duty named Tumliu to whom
these issues Were generally sub
mitted. He goon got tired of iho
frivolous complaints , of J tho Im
dians, and - 'concluded that he
would have au .Indian justice and
baliff to settle their disputes. Ho
accordingly had ono appointed
who williugly undertook t5 dis.
penso justice. Sjmctimo afler
ward Tumliu met the Indian r.
r?ftw" v ., Vlln.",w; tl,c Indian rcnliod
'aihl.iiiVeir(ir,vhotlricVi hnt'imu rL.l?.
A. t -'..' ' , - -
t w-'" - J BllllllJItfll
ard toif'Cv'and an unfailing rcni-J
edy for a' I snch troubles. Yna v. b'v
u .-M ' .V "liniaining tho di-miv cf
What was your decuiou?:'" in
quidTumliu. -
' "I stm'lcnccd the piainlifl to rJ
ceive fifty lashes aud the ilcfrnd-j
antOffvV and made Uio bilifi imv'
tho:co8l" . 1 !
! n'-'r 41.:.. T. "'. .
jvn 1.1UUK ujai was nrnir
asKedthowhite.
j:' ".9ihr grunted thcT LTvngc
mn-istrate, "no more can. R io
trr.":-Guinett (Ga.) Herald.
Tho blood must be pure if t' e'
I.I. Ii-(.nl,l I.. ... I
bodv von!d ha I.
m " - - m l.uiiii i
I lie rich bloom ot health and vi
or to the whole body. to
-LUCKY STUOKCS IN MISINC5.
or, joiiu a inino in Summit
county. Col., was purchased fif-
tc?n years ago by an E'lglih n.
ilicato ,fors $700,000. Near tho
mine was loetted a maguifc -i t
caatle which was only uvd to
accomraolato the directors dur
ing "their annual vinit Today
l.h.?r9..,. from 3 000,000 to 55,
000,000. jn VigLt.; The Colorado
Ccntral minc has been vorl:cd
twceii.200 and im men." The
'n,o'h!.alrcaily paid $7,000,0CO
in dividend imlatnnntl ba ijt
been f sunk intb the uiountnin
PtPOfeV to hicilitute-thit work,
nator II car r, wht jijiiitrrtcd
in near.y all the principal mine
in the Wosf,'lm HirioKt a dollar
in liiiniu in Gflt i-n ye.iry. T wo
niinors jhtateil 'the ' CciiU'o
iuiue, ni:d cavo :t t'l'ttru 1'cniw
sylrauia . oil men for a dubt o!
$S00 whicli they .owed. The oil
men did not wnt io lake i:. bc-
eacii3o thiy did.not be'icvc it to
nc of any arcounL Lm than
four month? ix 'o owners r'-
fiied $00VO0 for it, nr! tohiv
tnerc 75,000 itl Hii;ht Tbe
Tj idy'I'V.uiklin mine wii origin
ally hoM lorSJS.O-iO, ant! a very
sl.-trrt lime .ago vthc pnrcln-xers
bld nneliul-.ifrit for $200,000.
lliu j'rush h.-p mbc discov
ered by two: buy 9 ud wiiAtdevel
bpcil by ' their ' lUJMcIe. It now
pay n; annua) dWidcfid of 70,
000. Tho Vir-ini'n mine at
Kiugatoii win owned by CharlcV
AYatlace. UW wifp turned tho
diiil i.r him until they struck it
rich and sold out f ir 125,000
cash. ICanas Oify rnnie4. '
i ;ForrhcuciAtiu and nenndic
riiins, rub in Dr. J. II. McLean's
.Volcanic Oil Liniment, you will
not suifcr long, but will bo grati
fied with a ncedy and oUcctivc
culro.. , , ,
J IMMENSE TOMAHAWK.
f A carious and historic Indi n
tomahawk has. been unearthed on
the. buuk-i of Uieldand creek, in
Grcec , county, Ga. Itc hiiiuric
interest . cosists the fact that it
has been identified by old settlers
as tho ono wielded by. Cnstur
geo,"ouo or tho most dreadful In
dian, braves, who resisted the ad
vnuco of iho whites into this sec
tion of : tho country. In size this
tomahawk h as lare :j an ordU
nary axe, . but is much thicker
through and beavicr, yet Cja.
tuCO is said to have wiel led it
aith'jugli it were a mere toy. U
tapers down gently to an edge,
which; although years have paed
since it wa made; is still keon
On top tho rock is hewn as eqaare
as th head of a hatchet, and ju-d
below is hewn a groove liko hoe
where. the handle was crooked
arouud it and tied.
,As piece of workmanship it
is perfect. It ia a block of quartz
rock, and is cut smooth in every
respect. ,Tho axo .weighs three
tioii..I)rJ;H.McW Strength J,u. c " -r
ening Cordial and B!,ml Purilier 1 j;"k'c l u. Kin
maces puro blood, and irniiMrt rtl,Un-w-to5-r-!- ' hi
pbunJs, and there would bo noUTVI lV
! u " . , '"TimrsLiy. itefnm wilt i".ue ni l-
trouble m c.eavmg a man d hedNfrt-TeryTuUjnn i .u Uv. c :,-
ih two witb ir. I: wai fonud fn
tho bank of Richbnd crctk, sunk
deep in the cartb, whero it has
Iain certainly for fifty ycr.rs.
Ci li ci :ii n ti K r. n n i r c r .
N0.12.
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ATTORNEYS AND CuUhSELLCHS AT
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C'fOCrK!
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CUTLKUV.
TOUACCO,
CIGAILS.
SNUFF.
HOOTS.
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CG.IItirf I jTxc rt!d t tcxIkc.
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nrorare. Wptl ToW llanir-M,. Agri
cultural ItnplcmcnU r.nd 7xnlrnun-
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fail tfn
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COFFKl,
TKAS,
LA!it),
- BAfOX.
CANDiKis,
caicks irrc.
noise, -
WIXDSOH, N. C.
li!!e applied wiU tlc K it the inxr
lei aJvrd.
Rir fiiir.'IH xtC tLoIc Wine, Ii -
The in!y tlr-t !. li?-1V(r, trcs
nikmjfrrtaljJ boicl in cilv.
"American Ibnt-r" and "IlaU O.T,"
choice cvrirR, rtr 4tcIa1L1.
IVm rrcTiitly mfvaUd rad wn
J'jtv cut il'.mii to i!ojr. Ioul!c luzza.
aruand the hoU-i;
lViraUi silting rouoi fur Lvll; up
stair
rJ"Kn?c 11m k to ta.rtS.ar!Krs.
Tclr;7ai cr.TA 4 Uk i .
J. 1L MOODY. IVy. UUiui
0. P. SHELL,
rnoraisToa
LEWISTOX DltUG STOHE.
Drrjr.i, j n lent nvali-r-icr, t-Viltt .vupi,
ivxfuintry and crHifcCrt-uTr.
Uiirrrrscri;Uk.n3 xuaL lr corr.p-tinJ-cd
ni!it or d.iy. V
STHAMKU CUUUITUC1C
AND Wl.tli.iU.
jifcUrrs taulc nt Auti j v,".t!, ( '. .'w l.
ILILta Dri-rVSutbrj. Ml. Oiv, Is rc.
Utirtj ami nil ' its r-zv 1 I . t'. r . !.
au r.vt Lxr..t:-.d :u : -." : :-.:
y . r"r Vrr zJ