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WILFRED TURNER ESQ.
.t: TtMityUsli kUd of Suita, Over. .
coats ud Trousers, made Djr tesi
cJty merchant tailors, are made in
our workrooms at about one-half
what you have to pay at retail. Our 1
Men's Clothing Catalogue, with
large cloth, samples attached,
shows the latest styles and con
.celts, and Is profusely Illustrated
with the Utest fashions that will
be worn by the best dressed
tnts season, we snip you ow
Clothing CO D., and we gulr-
U1BCO vKA INUlSllt w H J
so tfiat you run absolutely no risk;
nd the,tylish garments we send jou-l .
We publish aitteetoc
UthographcdrKMk.wliich
hows .Carpers, Rugs..
Portieres, Lace Curtains
and Bed Sets, Table and.
Piano. Corea; tc.,- In
thrw- wnct colors Slid
design, so that by took
Ing at these color plates
you can wi exacuy fomj
the fabric toetf actears.
and buvtnr Ironr An Toifi." ,
buy at mllT prices, and save tram 40 4)B per cent,
All Cupeta seired firea, lining fumiahed withoot
chargn, aad freight prepaid
Both catalogues are free. Which do you want?
Address this way:
ttiLlUS HUES V SOS, Dept.909, Baltimore,
DR. W. L. DA VIS
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LACY,
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Short Sketches of. their. Llyes and Peerless Leader
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"';. Charles Brantley 1 Aycock. '-t- a .. : .. .,
K.
Ttt Boiri cl Cc'ij Ceo ei ul-
tri, r-rt at ihe ut-il h iLc
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Hi
near i?reemont. Wayne county, in. u. j
, Nov.ii 'His-father lasa far- ?
, Consulting Optician, in
AO errors of reflection sdentlflcallY corrected
W. R. JOHNSON;
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
WINDSOR, N. C.';t. . .
Practices In mil Courts. s -
Special attention given to Collection.
First-class "Watch repairing:
Clocks and Jewelry and all kinds
of Spectacles and Eye-glasses for
' . ; . .: sale. ' - -vv V ft
R. W. HALISH,
Expert Watchmaker and
Oraduate Optlciaa r ;
1t4
rvTain St, next door to Mrs. Barrett's
' store.
' Cash Paid For Old Gold and Silver.
. . .WINDSOR, N. C
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RAILROAD.
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PASSENGERrTRAINS.
NoethI t Time TabIe No. 2:
No. 5-a: J EFFECTIVE. -27-, . 1899.
South!
No. I-A
(301m
640
75
7 15 ; .
7 35 : "
7 40
too am
Lv
Windsor
; Butlers i '.
; Askewsville ''
Holly Grove
' Bran Nino
At. 620pm
- . .600
- 540
-.;-i--" -525
Ar . v 5
Ar
PowellsvUle, r .-. rJ . 5 5
AHOSKIE" "L '44SPBI
mer and a man of prominence an dtn-
fluence in nl&. county ancf.hefH the'of
fice of clerk of courHrom the"A'uust
term 1853tothefay" term 1861.
lie representecfdie 22ni SenatoHal I
ine uemocratic candiaate l-or aismcx in me oenaie m 1004-05-00.
I mi rv J i?- '
Lieutenant Governor. V Wffi 1 f Fi .ov;
ernor attended school Cnjon ana
1 r 11 1 : . 1 r
Wilfred D. Turner, of Iredell coun- was Pparea lor couegc, ai ,10
. . , ." ' T- S ' ' son Collegiate Institute. Mri Ay4
J cock took rank as the most brilliant
ri7U7'r',8H ?ls i' ihember'of hisrand was head or
whom ne was named, was a farmer next to head. In the debating so-
and the pioneer cotton manufacturer 1 cieties he took great interest and was,
in Piedmont North Carolina. Mr. as a mere easi,y debater
t. '.jA T-::... and speaker. Before he was old
D -f
in 1S70 and fa 1879 tne degree of
A. M. was conferred on him by his
alma matter. After- graduation he
read law and in June, 1877 began to
practice in Ashville. He was a pain
taking, studious able and conscien
tious attorney, and his practice grew
sl.eadily.iv In 1885 he formed a par
tnership with the late Judge Robert
F." Armheld, and in 1886, . when
Judge Armfield went on the , bench.
Mr. Turner formed a partnership with
MnXhas H. Armfield. It is one of
he strongest legal firms in Piedmont
North Carolina. ... '
Mr. Turner was one of the dele
gates in the National convention that
1 , . 1 i- . . ..
nominaieo i?ryan m 1090 ana in tne
campaign which followed canvassed
his district with eloquence and pow
er championing and defending the
Chicago platform and the great Ne
braskan. He ia. a strong and -effec
tive: speaker arid will be a power on
thetstump in the campaign. .
In personal life Mr. .Turner haS a
clean record. -He has no weak place
He is straightforward, manly, upright
true in all the relations of life.: In
Iredell county no man has lived, who
enjoyed the confidence of the people
to a fuller extent than Mr. turner.
He is a. straightforward and direct,
the sort of man who will grow in pop
ular, confidence. I He has been twice
married. ' His first wife .was - Miss
Lanier, of Alabama." He was mar-
Charles'Brantly Aycock wai 'horailli'BattleA.'L,' Coble, R.' B. John,
Kobert Kansora, trntst iiaywooci.
MrAjcvck read Iaw jit -th Vf y
versify tonder lr. KcMp: P. BaUle
and afterwards at Goldsboro under
the1 late. A, K. Smeds and "bean the
Drsxilce in Goldsborovin Tkouary.
t58i in partiruhiprith,Ute ibcn-i
atof Frank A "r-DafHets.4 ""That part
r. v ti. . .1 t. . . t
. I i I . . . . . . . I I '. , V n, u w -w ait I
' 1 VI - no i- arjrt. . izzzz e4j Vn fcol the
mi---; --r?"
Or Jerri Mtf
!tf, t
tit:! til c J
ne-ship was formed wken Mr. Aveock
and-Mr. Dahlets tatrc sclV 'fuis,
and is one of the firf Iccil firms "in
Ordcrtd tlut Mrv Sr, c rf . t
. . f y f ju:e U rt: -cm! cl ee ri-sa til
finflej;
North Carolina.T lie has
held the
Kurd.
' The rv.l!j nrrt cl lr. 1L V.
Tbe fcHorvis r act's t?t avi.uv! 4
following positions: Superintendent of Nominee Ot the Democratic Con xfrttxl i-I- T. MotU Ktt 4v
Public Schools of Ware connty in VCIlUon for State treasurer. mzrr Co. larea !c Feb. J5
1881: Chairman of .the 1 Board of
.. 1 ! , . , , I . . . . . . c t . . a
Trustees of the Goldsboro Craded .lienUmin Rice Licv wis Utn U J J 5
Schools for the pas te4 years;' Oty Raleigh, June 19th, 185 4. d ti tbc 7
Attoi ney for Goldsboro for two years; youorest 100 of the late Rrr. Drvry $ttU;A. J. Cc, rz iU.
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111 1 1 111 1 1 1111 1 1 11 1 am ki.M .1 1,-,; . t ..i r-v.Ti.
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years; youngest
Lacy, D. LL.'
most Poesbytettan
Carolina.
n mce cf North 10 l-'SS J wiM8
tJd Era. tfti Co. Yrs Iitj,
Ia i8jofr.L.c .eat into lU P? fcftJ Ktt'f
achine shops of the RaWigh a-fi J . JI
oiirottd at an appttcuct and ini
in thi, shop. unLl 1875 bcn Itii3 M3
me an engineer co the toad. C ttt M
He ran an engine ro tavat road for a
fTtm
t t?:re
iv. t t . -t ...,:,. . ...4
number of ytara and made a ttpcU- '
. lion as one tf the bt centers ia c V?t:Sc 1 " Lf
the rafl.sy sertice. For socral cr.. sctrxta as Cx Ccc U d
WiT to cti-cr buu
Ortlu
years be was foreraan cf Ih Raleigh I T
ara-i C.ttAn trhi Kfiri In thatl '
tVI?Ia K arva nmritf fcl i I dpfrd.
r : . ' . . Tr y 7:; r. r. imtrjittx;r.
oraer, winning tne cocimcjicc aa c
teem alike of the off.cm of the road
nd the employee. Farly la hit ad-
tnIn!sttatOQ ia 1893 Governor . Can
apporoted Mr. "Latj H. Cncsaiooef
of Labor Statistics which poaitioo he
held until the Fusicabts tcrned hls
FRC BLOOD CCRll
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t:n:i i'I ethi,i:c.
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out in !897.r Mr. Lacy otgacaied to J it! 0?iclf fl
'i- . , . . , . I i)oct yocr:a Ilea ct l Iiac
KM-". .t
as.aMte4 sr. m. liii"wtT.' t:, t
fc -4 ati'n mm 'm .. wk :V
aw I wm 4 r . t ,
au.-w rt m imi m.
M rxMi so i i'i w
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f t wit. i mum n
CENTRAL HOTEL,
J. ILL! VIDIAN. IWjv
1
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utme 2anng3 wou wiia CaXamhf Axe Jtau pak if x Cet:3ui rv-- .t ; . ri.
cf'li'cfrJ1 which be to ciJt focr riwi at oa ;A B. B. B.'lrt tW.iv-. '-
cashier., As proor of !r. Lacy t j,: p,. aaj Kkfi, - UaH rrrtr o tr-t t, ul lr -tt r r 1
popuianiy ana capacuy, iiic oaca tcte asd gtrri a tkar, iwch, Uaily rrco-f?y
bow has deposits aggregating fnt. tkia. Dcrp-teaird curt tie trr' . . ,..
000 and there are oflen of in for cancer. eaug riprw, Pa.rlU St-K . ,.7".. .
K:rs (mouu 1 ooca lie r.j v; w ,
IKw IL IL U euHfl MfTaf-!!' f -r a!l
Hslfe.te?,'lV oin:inuLk)oi atd tila Ttt.Uci,j
Upon the return of the Democrats I c a B. U dJicittt trto uUi rr!
. i-v:i QiinHav Flap- Station.
Train No. 2 maces curcci cvuuwuuu w - , . - , . r
NOBVOUC& Carolina train No. 10a at Ahoske ned a few years agO,a Second to MlSS
for Norfolk. Train o. I maites uireti "V"C'-'.Y"
with Norfolk & Carolina N0.103 from Norfolk.
J.W.BRANNIN G.C.E.BRANNING
Prekf ' ' if .General Manager.
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M.C.HINSHAW. U
General Freight & passenger Agent.
- . CHARLE BRANTLEY
The : Democratic Nominee
(to power, Mr. Lacy was elected tolcdics becaeje B. B. B. d:j Cue
his old position, wilhtomc cJungts, VUoo aaJ lltctt o.t cl tie Tioci
AYCOCK-'.' Us Commissioner of Ubor and Priat. I "-Vr. T 9lr.A
' ,:,'j -'.: :. .1 ; I. . . . .ii caaaci cc:ra. . mix a uut i
for Governor of N.. C . idcidoociwwtowi. voc w vc m3 e!fce Tla3tscrtl
L. F. PERCE,
Arcr.t tc ti
CHESAPEAKE LINE.
.. .U.: S. Mail Steamers :
AND.
To all Points North East & West,
Lv. Norfolk, Jackson st..... ...... ..."-5T45 P- m-
Lv. Old Point Comfort .......6:45 m-
Ar. Baltimore, Pier v, Light st 7:00 a. m.
B. & O. R- R. - P. R. R-
Lv. Baltimore... .ii. .. 7:55 a- m
Ar. Philadelpbia.-.....io:ir a- m
At. New York ia:35 P- m-
; 8:00 a. m.
. 10:15 a. m.
12:43 p. m
Julia HMcCall, of i Statesville. He 10 wnie m speecnes, 01a ana
f c xrU.i LI a young were charmed at his talent J as
is a trustee of the State Normal, and ' ,.; . . . - , .
a declaimer. Dunng his school-days
anauuiai. at wilson he boarded in the country
m .' : ' -r-.l I . I . . I
Mr. xurner is a einuuisu - ; and uaiked to and from school every
.. Mr. Turner - is not only an able morning and : evening. 1 His school
and successful lawyer but a. man !of mates had faith in his genius '"and
fine business qualifications, as' wclL ave always had confidence that he
; - . i . t , .i- - , ,. I was enaowea wua nig a guts ior some
He is president of the Monbo Cotton , , -& r- ? 6 , .
- s , r; r 1 1 exalted station and high public -servi-
Mill Comoanv. ' located in Cataba I ' . ,
7 - tr. . , ces. , , ."" ' '- - "j
couutyt. which his brother is secre-. , Mr. AycckVntered&
tary and treasurer and is connected at the fall term ot ',1877. "He r was
with most of the ' important' enter-j elected, after a hot contest that show
prises of this county. ; "i; y. y. ,
Count. Attorney of Wayne four years;
District FJector in a 888: ; F4ectot
large in 1892 i U. S.' District Attorney
1893 to 1898, and has also .beta
proofs-of his wkc" and 5cnnratite.tHic)i Ut 30 years. Soil at cirtg
cdutse It the fact that la ht$ contest 1 :am at 1 1 per Urge Uiie. 6 U-'xe
Ir ..... w! i I bcclIC 1 1 tm'.ari!i IL 59 Il!-
IO( we ouic i icuum cwyvix 1 1 7 j . -
' M . , . . s I (crm taay teat it, a trvil bdiU r rra
, uuiun. aw . r: I A&Jrtsj !JtXJlJ BALM CU-, A'.UiU
I
Steamers leave daily except Sunday, i ' ;
For staterooms and any information call at, j
Norfolk Ticket Office, Main and Granby Streets.
.... , ' Phones ixa." : . : -
F. t; LAMB. ' ; " f - ' W.B. BROWN
Gen.Agt. ' : Pass, Agt...
imnrm 1 nm nnnfii m n
111 IIJLI ii IT II ml I limn IN II
llUiiiULiv iiiw uniiuLiim
trustee of the University. Mr. At- 97. Xacydkl oacb to teojit Ga.Vi.:c tcar. IMxtiU ivo
cock was married in.i83i.to Ywini the" passage for' the Fellow1 Semnt WVl? nC rta
r lrvwiiu, uui;mci v wuti. ,,MI ACl WulCQ IS OOW a Uf vt II.C CU.C. I .
WoodardvofT. Wilson countyar.who nu earnest dumpbnship-of thU MONUMENTS
dl-i w! measuredlnsUW -'aom5 Jl
. . 4.. a enre its nassare rreaOir etsdtartd him I tfP A lMTO - I Sj
b V V aasanav -sw ar -mww m w nwnw -mmmw mw ' '
WAVERLEY..
BICrCLES.
Rrr a It a
l::cvn TTV.
ed that then' he had politicaTisom
t rtAf rarriat in 1878-- He PTaduat
t j ' ""' " o
ard. a sister of h s deceased "wife. lffc'"" -
He has seven children,' j the oiaeit to the ertgioem.lmecaaaics and a3
Chares B. Aycock, Jr iS now a stu-l labor unions ol tne stale, lie u a
dent at the University. I -I member of the Brotherhood of Lo
While at the University,: Mr. JAy ctlta Eag?neers and hat dim r
. ! cock joined the Missionary Baptist - ? .V . ' t:.-
. . a- prexnted thcta la the national asseta-
cures.
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Wi PaTTttt FatiortT A5'
, Cct axttx Sara Pi-mT.
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Xuxrnurat CATaixaica Fa ta " w r -.
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J RAILROAb
CONDENSED t SCHEDULE
DatedJan; 15th; 1899. ;'
Cr . a t ua 111 t s
mathemat
$ nccdrtofe nwHrnsummw J; that he had no Ulent as a
y. if vnii Jit f ht nrnner. means ian, and got through on
. - f' 1 vTif! v... lL'lt f hnni Viv mtiin 4rrrnffth and awkwaid-.--
m 10 nrevcni l- 'iou uuniv a ;
YOU canH take ; SC0TTS f ness." He-was highly esteemed at
S EMULSION m hot; Weathtf, thp University, being yarded asja
Conic SeV I i U -J U
cn
H I Association. . . ,
I 11 "t-r. V v-v,v V 1 "'' r . .
7 US '? ' twill not cost you a cent if ti does tw
compli- UlI -r Rood.; One aFpHcatiotr wt3 relieve
w 1 riaws. .
No. No. Nov No,
; t3 49 Stations. 48. - t
"aTmT ' v r. M. A. Mv
, 3 30 900 LvNorfolk,Ar. ' 5 55 1025
a 40 9 20 Pinners Point. 5 30 0 10 .
. 303 946 ....Drivers.... .505 : 9 46
.- . . 17. 1000 ....Suffolk.,. 4 5o'. .'936
3 50 10 34 ......Gates..,. S4M . ;8 55
. 4 15 1050 ......Tunis.... .400 '837
, i 4 36 11 06 ... Ahoskie.... 3 4. '8 20 .
'-' 4 53 11 21 ..Aulander.... 3 27 . " 8 05 ,
ni 5 35 la 00 ..Hobeood..., 2 53 : 7 26 .'.
6 00 ia 21 Ar.TarboroLv. a 3 1704
; : Ar. ' Lv : :.
r 35 .1150 Rocky Mount. 1 55 :
. I' F. mV P. M. - P. M. A.M.
Hrr ' '-" -"" -
A"fnaily. ; . - fDsuly ept Sunday, l;
wtll; and has scvea chTVdrea. He is
aVncmbct of the Pcabyteriaa church
aa 'active ason, member ti the Jua
ior "Ord"cr4Amcric2a Mcchaoics, f aid
president of the State Sunday School
' v-. Trains No. 49 and 48 solid trains between Pin
r 'mersPointand WilminKton. .Train No. 49 con
nects at Rocky Mount with trai-i 23 for all poi-t
; South and No. 78 train for all points North.; , ;
r'-. G.M.Scrpcli., ; . J. Kenlcy,' "
W-T General Manager. A-'j, Sup't. Trains."
plain cod-liver oil, which is f him, 'who .
Idifficult to take at any time. ' j: state com
J - If you are losing r fiesh,. J hl
J you are Hosing ground andJ: party
J you need; -, lxZXk
Scott's tmuision;
and must have it io keep up J uate1
could get to Raleigh
convention, was there
the hichest honor the Democratic
0 .
has ever conferred upon
in North Carolina-the
ment of an unanimous nommation
Chief Magistrate of the commonwealth
The class in which Mr. Aycock grad
t T. M. Emcrson.
tt Oaaaral Passengs XgWlf,
I ,Av',' s-" , . V . m, - 'X.
was composea or tne louwing- . Stf ' l : mrV V V, ? .
AVMir nK flnrf e.trpnc.th. It " - -rJZA .AM 1 V .
? J , -r " -7" . 3 7 : j 3 all ot wnom are now uving: v,uaic ?? C fi-XS (
youvebeen Ur,g . Henry R ri ;"V:P' Jt
J prospenntf on it, don trail to J . T , w W-rSJ,.:;r, i ";
1 ibntinUe ! until you are thor- Craig, Alex L. Phelps, W. Pv. sjade 4 ... . -, J
ouemy Sirona ana wcu. , ? 5 v-- -r ' fV '-3-rSttii'21deT For Com
B0WNE,Chembts,KewYork. - - u , CV -. rf 2 1 1" f, 4 9 ,
btuises in one-third the time icquircd
bv any other trtatrocr.t. Cut, burnt.
fro5tbjtrs,'quincy, paia i
and chest, glandular and ether c.V
Trigs are qiicUy exred by arplyisg L
Every bottle warranted. 1 rice, aj axu
50c is. SoU by J J Mardre St B?o, ,
11 5
OAOTOILXiV 11
SaanUa 1 Lai 1 3 tr L-c 1 tt
A GREAT BENEFIT
TO YOU
In order to' make room forSpnngocc;.
I have'rcilucxMl all Mens' and Boy's
'Oycrats.fSmtsf Boots and; Shoes,
LadiesVlIats-and Capes, nice Dr
C5 5
Goods and many" other goods at very
low -prices. .
: Don't fail to call, and sec for yourself.
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