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WINDSOR, N:'C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 1, 1900
no.
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69 Gents for Nothing,
Jwt laand. a wonderful -eatalosrn of everything to
Mr. wir an I . It cost u 62 cent to print and X?
eeu;atoiuliechC9pr. -. , ; v .
fret to oil who writ for it.
TDM book eoutalna 304 pagea "(tlie 14x10 In.),
h . 10 tw mtwtratlone, aaA quote IU0.UUU article at
whic--a price to couumer- Here la Uie book;
ThUvalnaMe cata
log :s lelli -U about
Agricultural lipple-
menta, Baty Coaches,
KeUUa,-, Llojulea,
ItootaViMswk. t v
die, i aroets,-
Clolfs. nothing,
C oV e t a , rockery.
Cuk 4n. atlery.
Tfmtfa Aaron-, Far
at.r iien'a ur
nlihines olassware,
" (fcferiea. Harness,
Hai,. i.oatere, Jew-
elrradieV lothlng,
. LaileV t nuialiinga,
. LMpi. MackJn
tosftfs !lrror, M"
t nst rumen ts.Or- i:
;
fin, faints, rianos,
lotare Portiere.
Hfrttr-ntari.. Sad
-lit-. Anvliili
MatMnea, Fhirts. Shoia, SUTerware. Btoves. Tinware,
Toterco, 5wela. Trnnk, Tnderwear, Tprioiatery
eood. atchea. and thousands of ottK r artici a. ,
tWa boo In yonr possession, yon can buy
Cheaper than the aTerago deaier.
Ton can save targe aims of money on everything
jo need, at any season of they ear.
-.'iLUhoarapi'd' Cffrptt aid rvg CatalooM, V
. T' and HuriClothtal Vutalogut wit ampU ..
; fy auarkfd. are free ' F.xpretng paid,
h on cloltenj. freight puit o,t carpet.
ITAtcA boot thaU -toe tend tout Addrett thl way:
JULIUS HINES & SON
taaLTIMORErMD.
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Department 909
tr D IX F r-- T A Ife
Ulo . VV i lrX V iO
Consulting Optician.
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tAtteiTwoirefionsxientffi
MCyNtJMENTSJ
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' i -ar &. - m --: I r
.-i Qnr.iiiuSttated Catalotmc No. 10. 1
whicn we tnauiree, contains a vanety oi
design 1 ot rharDieana-granue memorials i
fPi-.JMi -?iiariS?S;-1
'.mm tr nnm.
Vve carry the largest stock of finished
.GjMestonesMonuments and -Statuary
in the squtn, ana nave ansuifjasscu i
cilittefor the.-execntion " of memorial j
THE COUPEIIMARBIE WORKS
(Established 50 i ears-X
100-JO 3 BA NK ST. NORFOUtt VA.
IM
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RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Nobtr. I Time Table No. 2
South'.
. No. J-A I . EFFECTIVE A-aj". 99
?: i.-r ' , ", j- -,
No. I-A
6 jo am
'
75
r s
7 4
Lv
Windsor.
Ar.
620 P m
Bntlers '
,. Askewaville r
- "irollr Grove
Branning
' 6 60 -S40
5 25 '
5 .ao -
.505
At
Powellsville . ;
Ar AH98KIC Lv
445P
Xf ain No, imakes direct .connection wita . the
Norfolk Sc. Carolina train No. 10a at Ahoske
for Norfolk. Train No. 1 makes direct connection
a. iiativ exceot nnaav. - ' riae suuon
with Norfolk & Carolina N0.103 irom iMonoiK
J.W.BBANNI N G.C.E.BRAN N ING
ir. -i-'" General Manager;
. M.C.HINSHAW,
-V Qenei Freight & passenger Agent.
efMAPEME LINE
-13 S.fail Steamers
.
AND
To all Points North East &'
Lv. Norfolk, Jackson at.
-Lv. Old Point Comfort. -'t-.:ivii,t.....6u5.1m.
.Ar. Baltimore, Pier 19, Mg&t at. . . ..M.ia,
Lv. Baltimore. 7:55 aJJivt. 'QOj. n:
.Ar. Philadelphia;;';;. ions a. nw: :is.bt.
Ar. New York. .2:35 p. -jol:
t.- - -
' tinmen lM.vifailv exceot Stlhdavr . " '
. For atateroomAnd any information -.call' ajt.-
Norfolk Ticket Office. Main and Grsufty Stteeto.
-.- .-Miph'nnM ,
Phones in
;e. t.lamb,:
: Gen. Agt.
i . r :-pass. Agt. '-
R A rtTFro AD
CONDENSED ' ISCHEDUL
Dated Novr20tlL;a9oy
Nor-
No.
No.
N8.
'.No.''
Stations.
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Lv.NorforkAr.
Pinners Pomt.
"S-55
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10 us-
y-9 26
-9. 12.
8 39
8
3 oy.
-9 4
Li.. Drivers.,..
- '5 05
3 i?
3 50
4 15
iq 00
10 34
10 50-
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5
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at 3 41
3 27
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4 3.M
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4 53-
5 35
6 00
wA'ulander.u.
U.Hobeood...
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6 45
Ar.TarboroLv.
Ar. i. Lv.
65
P. M,
ia 50
P. M.
Rocky Mount,
I 55
P. M.
7617
Daily.
.fDaily except Sunday.
Trains No. 40 and 48 solid trains between Pin
ners Point and Wilmington, Train No. 49 con
nects at Rocky Mount with trai 1 23 for all point
(South and No. 78 train for all posits North. t .
G. M.SerpelC JR, Kenley
General Manager. " ' Sup't. Trains.
T. M. EMER80N. -
Qenaral Passengs Agent. -
a
ft
Legends and
Of St. John's 'Chapel.
Addressed to V
' R. A, RIDDICK.
?AR7XXV.
Yet the, man could not be .found
Who more proudly would uphold
What he called the rights of freeman
Yeomen that from times untold ; ;
Had swift broken the lines of battle
V- Winning dayslike "Azincourt ; '-
Should be in immortal honor r l"
I ' Here and on the English shore
And be, Gods own anointed King ii
Would to them 'right, and "justice
bring. 4
So he thought of all divides
Doctor Filmer ablest, best
And in his every teaching
Full persuaded did he rest .
Scorning every turn tation
vv nigs anu me pnuobopuers
till! J- t - l.il I -
Ventured m thev-ast up heaval
Of the past forth ebming j ears
When France eot drunk to vomit
Crime.
.And never earth saw, such a time;
Of books he-had scant supply,.
The Holy Scripture and; Gazette. -
nl7 1 . . - Z J
vanuros,,ui5 grcaies.priac ;..
i - iKe uncie iody anams, nenenman
"i -r-r l r - 1 t i t
I - i nai mcompararoie jraine- -
He would fioht his battles over -
, . , . . j
.- v;w
As he recalled some comrade slain.i
it uuac iia.c uc uc ci suuuiu - acc or
gain. - .
He loved the noble sacred 'past
Qf the. land that gave him buth
All" the grandure 6f its" story
All the glory; wit and worth
Of its states men building slowly
Empire from the circling Seas
Heroes bearing forth her banners
Wherever blows the stormy breeze
And patriots "giving life and blood.
Libations to the public good. ;:
- -
No wonder such proud memories
Made the half Day. Grejidier
Soiely chafe and sadly go ,
And there fell upon ruS" ear,'
Talk of manmen around ini i ' -
touching hosts of troubles sore,
When the'King and -ministers-v " I
With their measures Jxarshlybore
Upon the freeborn colonists
These. , freemen of . old. English
DlQ C YOU lEvef I
' ""l' A "UJl
Bee? X
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Guessmg-is : poor policyjr tho. 2
-I whn it comes to guerrWwhich 2
ww. w vv . w uu w . tfc . MIC ucat,
goods for the least moneyH-; i
You 'want fo be SURE
i
LfPSITZ'S
mmw . r - - - .
STORE
fS.JHE PLACE.
t t,..-..:...- -J e it.
J : A, V t"w uu tuc largest slock 01
J leClothingats, Shoes! : X
A,. - avwwj Ajauicgi , ui.alboa VJUVU9
2 Capes,Ck)aks,all kinds of Trim!
J mings,- finestrline " of Ladies
'?L -rHats ' . i-.
Vd ;allthe latest in
V , MHilNERY
Miss Lucy Hiues attends to this
" Department. " ,
I also .:; have a nice " line of
.Lace curtains, , shades, carpets,'
- ma-LLiug. nour un-iaoin, f wail pa-
per, .11 kindsof .furniture, and X
f the :t White 7 Sewing Machine!
We guarantee - Drices and
; quality. . You" wiil do' "well to
come and .examine my : stock be
X fore Durchasinf elspwripr If
i.-- . -.." o; : "
yoa have anything ; to sell, such
as brass, copper, rubber, bees
waxT. tallow, hides, and produce,
X I-will pay the ' highest' market
l'-"Y v
' prices. " - - - .
Memories
: ' By y -
JOH W. riOORE.
v. -m y - ' - -
blood . -- - ' - . .'
Such measures they at once withstood
d. ua i- , , .-J
us tiav uvea long enougn -
Midst ' his -neighbors! and good
- " friends 7 57 . -- 1
For a host of kindly feelings ' ' '
. To create:such potant" bands '
Of mutual love - and conifidence - -Between
men of. kindredaims. -),
Bobe'rt Sumhei, Arthur Cotton v , !
" And staunchest whips of other
aii iSv ' ' v 4
AH Joved him like a very brother ...
I hrktlrrK noirn .a.. 1. . . I
gether. -H .
He mighuhve known these same men
Would ne'er sit below their Dees
Having Sboth the blood: and spirit
Of tne men Kof former years ?
Aye, of those heroic Baron 1 "
Who in hour of r direst need
Made theirland forever free.
I On the plains of Kumemede .
And a ade old England from that day
i Pce wnere only freeman stay.
Ever since that holy day-
; Law had guarded - life and right
He the lowest in the land .
.With his,claim however slight
Safefrdm ainersement, tax or fine ;
-, . .Save by - verdict of bis peers", -
Or by law of Parliment
rNpthirig could arouse his .feairs
For Judges had long" ages said
Without consent no tax is laid.
But her many colonies v . ' ..
.Jlad'.cost England sums untold
iShe had mighty forces sent '
"To-secure her larger hold
Upon the pathless hills and plains
"Of the great states manifold .
To and past the Mississippi 1
i 'AVherejita floods fast, southward
' roll- ' - .
'A mighty debt-was then incurred
Its payment all her statesmen
rea." 1 '
here'were other troubles
Whichourgrxrf old forebwYs" had
Everlsincelhe land wai settle -
4He thft king-done as-he said
When -across the ocean wide tv
r.:,fftts utterTwiJderness v ,
They had-come to seek a home ;r "
rHe .vouched should be free of stress
AAa.bJessmgs they had known -at
ruf " home' - " f
tJIWoufd hut ihe" larger '.here become.
Jtin England they were free ':
ti Why oqtiTf-Arberici., ' :" : . '
jtiati-uiey osi m migraung .
-.Any part of'What'they were 1 -
.So gainst :Iajdr Brown disputing "I;
V'Pf things of-long ago v'
ir 1 "rf - - - rv. 1
vxBia gooxiirnigs.say to tne ' lories
x-uxua aisixessea me oia man so
That he -wished a.' thousand times
He'neVrrhad, come 'unto such
-V -vclimesi '- -i-.. .
'?:.5--v. - -. . . . ;
How could he on officer - 1
crown, upon half pay"' 7 .
Join in such disloyalty- s- --
Andln silence fail to 'say ; . " ' .
What he believed was but treason -
And deep: down rithin his soul
There was not a single doubt ", .
. But disaster soon would roll
On all who thus in treason stood '
k - Gainst Kin and government so
.- gooa. . .
He would surely have' returned
'- Old and feeble as he was '
To the land from which he came
But he had a boyand lass . ; -Who.,
now were all in all to him '
'" : Who' ha'd also hearts and wills "."
So they pleaded long and tearful -.
'. With reverence that love instills .
That he would such intent forego
And think no more of "doing so.
Dark eyed Sarah arch and free
-As the jayest of her sex
Ne'er before in' all her life ' .
Did a thing his soul to vex -"
But she with all her guilty
: Had a tender link that bound :
Her, unto the land she loved so
And she was unwilling found ;
To seek in realms beyond the seas
"Another home her sire to please.
CASTOR I A
. For Infants and Children. "
Tlia Kind Yea Haia Absjs Ecrt
1 Bears the
k
Signature of
She, 'and young God in Cotton
HadLeen loving since the'days
When in Pmafores together
1. They as children had their plays
These old fellows" o'er and often
Fought their battle o'er aain
Major JJrown at dire Ilommiiiers
Captain CotlorT tlie Main
Seaman and soldier thus- once more
neara saures cttsn and cannon!
roar.
Thus a strong and lasting link,
Ancient vetcrans o d
Bound the two in tender bonds
01 which both were- st:ll so fond
When HawVe on.lJ;caii, r-ii;.,' wild
Triuir.phca in tU midnight , storm
And Wolfe on plains of Abraham
Laid down his' own heroic form
And every where frcm East to West
f Lord Chatharns fame was at the
best., ' , , ; ,
ItlI' "i L. j t j- i
i cc lovers naa noi aisciObca .
Unto others what they felt , . '
Qnlv in their mutl trrLtin-
o
Hoping they could some way meet
I ne stubborn will ox Major Brown
When he knew how long and well j
They had loved each other scf:
They. were sure that he wokj! tell
Thenvthat he blessed with t all his
heart "',"' "
. These two, that held " so large a
; part. '
But the courses ortrue. love . .
Have ever seemed doomed to be
Subject to perturbations - "
Like all things that are.carthly
These two; ho had been so fondly
Counting on the:.rfnture bliss
Were told to meet no more forever
- And the way it came was this
Major Brown and Captain Cotton
In a quarrel t.hey had gotton.
. . - .
The Prettiest Calendar.
Each year when receive the Hood's
Sarsapanlla Calendar we wouder how
it b possible to originate such clever
designs. The '"Proverb Calendar it-
self is suspended fn form of two little
tots, one robed. in . delicate pink and
the other in blue. On the reverse side
there are the usual astronomical calc.
stir-Nations and other facts. The Calcnd-
arts made to stand alone en dnk or
table, or it may be suspended on the
- .. - , : .
w You should be. sure to gtuoae
of these Calendars from 1 :,your drug-
gist, or one will be mailed .to you by
gist, or one will be mailed .to you by
sending 9 cents m stamps to C L
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
ImLi---
' m
Ask yrxa- physician this quci
tioh, ,M What b the one grcit
: remedy for cortitOTplion7V
He . will answer, Cod-liver
.on.?. Nine outoftenill
answer the same way.
Yet when penoni . havc
consurnplion they loathe all
fatty foods, yet fat b neces
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod-
liver oil. The plain oil dis
turbs the stomach and tafces
I away the appetite. ;. The di
agreeable - fishy odor- and
I taste maXe It almost unen
durable. What b to be done ?
- This question . "was ans
wered when we first made
of Cod liver Oil with Hvdo-
f phosphites. . Although that
i was nearlv twentY-five vears
I ao, yet It stands alone to
day the one great remedy
I for all affections of the throat
? and Junes. -
The bid Liitt irA odor hsx been
taken sway, the oil ibcif has been
I partly ditsted, tnd the most sen-
i sitive stomach ctlcds to It rarrJy.
Not one In ten can taKe and oat
the plain oik ' Klne cut fcf ten can
take SCOTTS B'.L'LSION tnd d-
I gtst It Thaf s why It curts so
Smany cases of early ccnssriptLoa,.
Even In advanced cases it brino
tUilUUTl mSV liuujf ;iwwiia tufa.
oc and Ii ock all 4nutrta,
f SCOTT A BOWht, Omrmmtm, tirm York. .
(DIM 7Mll
January i, 1900
The Loard d County cstrrrijjicwv
ers, met at Izc usua.1 hour, ;:h th
JO. .owing racTTir rrevcr.t to i: C.
t
W. Sprui!!, chairtaxn; G L Mafdrc
ana j it Lawrence. The rt.r.utc
of last meeting were read tud appf av
eb. -
Ordered that the fol'.oitirg r?K.ni
be granted pcrxissbn to cluia l-cr--
"
se to sen srirnout. vtnou. a.ti rr
,if3r fr the r.cit ix wor.thvMx: j
John Haste, loo K Hcatd
Co. P T Harrell, C and R f-yk. J
II Matthews Jr. C W Joyrer, J II J.
cocks, and Co., S P Freeman, J II
Simons,-1 M Mixd!, J C Ixary, and
Co., C CCaiper, McDooa!d and AJ
lea, B ' Renfrow. J Lawrence Hax
ringtoQ and Co.' and J L Bowtn.
TheofJicU bond of J C Ptoden,
Standard Keeper was accepted aud
ordered Ttcofded.' v
Ordered that Mrs. Amanda Browra
be allowed to list her taxes year
the same rutin been reflected ia
June. . !
Ordered that R G Wlms fe re
lieved of the payment of tax 00 f 1 000
valuation error in listing.
Ordered that J L Britton, be reliev.
cd 0f the payment of tax oa 5too. t
li.,:: -
ma.
I , . . . . .
Ordered that the land of Bctt.e L
I Gray be luted lor taxation, for the
1 ...
year it has escaped taxation at its for
mer valuation .
Ordered that the odaI report tf
W. L. Lyon C S. C be ipproml ar.J
recorded and also" the following , Jav
lice of the Peace reports;
W J Parker, Rabt IIS f tvtT, J P
Whedbee, J "W Tatkeotco, Ufji
Parker, A W F-arly and C W Spn.ni
II Dunstan for Uie moo'.h of, Dec
I .Wored,
. T io!ir1 acrouctjxe Jui'.fk!
I na oraered paid:
1 - .
I 5 B, f rccrna luaUr ndwprk on
Lvans Mul brid-e - ,15
I " Lasuter Jo. HanUoalridge j
SpfiiiIIdor . - . : - 4.1
Lvans Mill bridge ' "ilfiS
f J4
I l - aF7111' ur - ' -r - 4 00
v " na)vt erng jcry. ;j 15
T P rtlyaoveyia-Joftt lUdy
to jail v j f , . soo
A S Rascoe; Sfdjc for Co,faic
'9 79
R C Ei rem ore do.
I Gus Goddard, do,
J J Mardre A: Bra do.
far
Ptivott atrd ,"'stov pr
11
fT'JfUtJr, HcrTT5t embody
'iyi;iyiE:RciAL-i
HOT.E
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W.. S .H A-N El
PRO'P.
Tamlm Thk Ccir. .
. --Xjvxjty-Arracxo.
WINDSOR, N. C.
rs-r-i-r-s-.y
IN BUYING PEAS.
Xom tn mats l try tVj etx l i
caawcc drcW. lb vratio Mia
Otmt auk tU c4 aMtka, la tary
trovMsV it tl'a KXT tt UvlH ti4 ara
is oflv. as rrflUI)t, mimmlot
Yoa cano4 at j4 to kat l r"
bavt lo lakt lnU Ima'U i ft
Tah's Kaira Elf Kopil aJ Tai Frtr
If yo I kink tais stalSMsl U r4f. u. ""(Wf-fi'l T". rw I -. -
what tat record o4 la y Xummm ta . cf'1-' ' "- W MritiWf mi
Tb ffks this ao
CCO. TAIT &.SONS,
Std Grower L. Merchant a.
I?RiyOTT
Buggies. Hardware.
We keep in stock
...Stoves and stove Fixtures r f a!!.,
'.Haknlss, kind-. Tin and .irate uarr. A! o.,
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TTxrt ttr. ej vtt lwisti
belli J;:-rt.r.l.
r. r. irriu:rjiK;r.
Are jrar.d, twt Mi'n t'.rc; e-ci rti,
Ue t f ?y. I;-ci.,.c' Arr..c $ f j
cfctUta;U4 OJm, iCtfr.-.rj l.tt.j
Vcrxt Sre, U'ctrt, 1.:. )eaij
Ccr.i, V. att, Ci.'K i:at
Seal!. Ha-Ct .i.t
Cc: Pic cvrtcri ea;:x l? .
1 ,x
Paint arvd avcSci- ' Ocly ;
Cc;e rniarAr.!ttxL
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ex.
Tit HomUrn -Jtl Lrtun""
An. Anveiuan Uutt" w-ZttxxTil
the kler.lJy cf cre cf Ct tc;tJ f;cx'
ih p c( a xjrfi tf ri Jar 7 lust ir
tk.ies abrn;t to 1x3 Ln TV l-v-ijc'
1 1 oce JotrrtsaL T r.',c!U
dtal w.th te tiul xUi-ti er '.rrr
i&tacicccta
AracTKia w.tt iz.
and the difrxtcj. ci ittt cha-ivr
is a way re-ixaVil la tlx i--c
lie
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tire." Tm !. ti-ra csi'l)
deal wi:h the exact coftd.iKCi ftrr4-;
ir.in r.;r'rxt', nu-i; 3 v-
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locac e:r ,: '.c dcd -'-ke
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