OAKOLINA BANNEB.
t
taubijoi;ii. north ai:oli.va.
Z3JEj-ra ffinnThe Banner? vorlt,
FIVE CA'X'JS etu-h, or tlx for 'J', rrntt.
Wednesday Dkcemijeu 2.3, issi).
-VtJ k-arn of a few
clr.wges in
tios for the office of cantain were in
oruer. f
rn. fii...: i . ..
j. iic ivuun "HtJ geiniviiitrn vtrir jui
J. II. Fox hall. W.
II. -T. Hrvant.
in uomitiiitou
J. Harnett, am
An election innmeJiafely followed.
as n rsulii
was ehdod by
minority; xhic
town m-ixt j ear.
Mu$i cotton Las been marketed
in this place of late.
- The Jiff bell has been placed in
the U wer of the citj hall.
i!is. Hughes's school holiday t x
erciHeo were very entertaining.
--lunor has it that a marriag
took jdace in town last evening.
- The cotton factory i v i;ow fur
nishing yams to the knitting mills.
1'ev A). Ii. Clayton w.ll preach at
OKI Sparta on the liltli .Sunday at 11
a. i'!.
The pop cracker and small boy
are a well matched pair. They ev
ery;, Iiere abound.
--One I;oJJar paid in advance. One
Dollar and twenty-live cents paid at
' the end of the year.
The Methodipt .Sunday School
have a Christinas tree in the Y. M.
C. A. Keom3 to-night.
-Get up a club of fie subscribers
' at $1,00 each and secure a copy of
"th : IUnnejj for 1800, free.
Send the Banner your jjob
I)rinting. We can do it s well and
us cheap as any one else. Try us.
Dr. I. N. Carr, Dental Surgeon,
can be found at his office on Main
street m Tarboro. at all times. Itly
Tlie Steamer "Heta" made a
trip up here last week arriving
Thursday evening and returning
.Friday down the river.
-The Episcopal Sunday: School
held theii services j'esterdiiy evening
in Calvary church. The school has
about 115 pupils, so we are informed.
The Y. M. C. A. will hold its
regular . monthly business meeting
Friday :cven;ng at 7.1 T o'clock. A
full attendance is earnestly desired,
It was after seven o'clock, p in.,
last Friday, when the train got here
from Kite ivy ilonnt. Trains being
oehinU on the main line was the
cause.
Fred Vhilted, col. was lodged
-in jail la.it Sal urday,cl.arged with as
tian It and battery and at the same
time roblrng hij antagonist of a
wat eli.
Your name nicely Elamped on
derman Silver plates for iinibivllas.,
para.sfiis for 011)3- 5 ets by 11. O.
Sadler at the i'AXXKU oluce. Leave
your orders wils him at once.
Xo family should think of get
ting along without aStwing Machine
in these tlayt. The only question is
which it-' the best for work am' wear.
Decide tnis by-going to 1'ell's ami
inspecting the best makes itlyr
It has been reported that straw
berries have ben hipped from
Culdsboro luring the vast week
.1 he Mcyt'rr leports strawborry
plants in bl.'om, ami this must have
given rise to the report. They are
blooming here.
Superintendent. Jones was here
last -Friday to receive the ivc C.
bridge but i was not ready. Some
of the jmrts of t he ' uridge were too
foug, which could not be fouud out
.before the 'work was done. This
caused, a delay of several days
as many rivets have to te cut and
much work undone and redone. It
will be done this week.
Kcli'ool Holidays.
Prof Wilkinson gives holiday thi?
wt-eL.
lYof IiiK'Sie gives holiday two
weeks, this and' next.
The ii ruled School gives holiday
this week.
Mrs. Hughes gives holiday this
week.
An Aechte.il to a Child.
Thursday afternoon wh'Ki' Mrs.
S. S. Nash was preparing to go driv
ing, having several children with
her in her photon, little Theo.
Cheshire, son of IV I'. Cheshire, fell
out of the vehicle just as it start
ed oif, and the bin 1 wheel passed
overlus nek and face.
lie was immediately' picked up
but was unconscious for sometime
alterwards. He was badly bruised
about the head and neck, though
fortunately no bones were broken.
The horse had just moved otf and
vas immediately stopped.
Ir. J. II. Uaker was called in and
rendered necessary attention and the
little fellow is now gcttiu along
all right.
Thotltiaiils Drill J. If. roxhali F.Ieet
ctl Ciipiuiu.
Friday was the regular monthly
meeting and drill day with the Edge
combe Guards. The -drill attracted
more attention than usual aa the va
cancy caused? by the resignation ot
Capt. J. C. lll was to be filled
at this tune,.
After the meeting was called to
order and the reading of . iniuutce
and the collection of lines and dues
gone through With, C.tpt. Powell'
arose and, after lint .expressing, the
great reluctance at resigning from
the company, speaking of the pleas
ant relations that had and' still ex
isted between the company and him
self and wishing thfm co-it inued
prosperity, announced!" that noiniua-
him, and asked
tiou of eaeb and
comniuy to
follow ill j
along the line, ami work, will shortly !
depot
be commenced on the
Water street, in thU city.
The organization for general busi- j
ness has not yet been perfectee', nor J
will be until the company 13 ready ro
J. II. Foxha',1
U larfre and handsome
was afterwards made
unanimous, upon the announce
ment of his election there was a roar
of unphiu&e andljloud calls for Fax-
hall : Foxhali:
After iinietnue waS regaine t Mr.
roxhatl arose ;lud thanked the com-
, pany for the hAnor conferred uon
the hearty co opera-
every .memberol tne
:'eri the Edgecombe
(fiiardi up toiti present high state
oi eiheiencv
Cat. Foxhali takes his office at
once.
The
ATTENTION, PLEASE !
1890 is almost here. Are
opt?n the road to the public Nor- j y0U going tO COntillUe blisi-
rou Letter. ; - ness? If voujire, you must
mrsri:i:i:cTi:i. ;
T.n'maii wljo i- -'iif-!it 1 '!ly
"W:i; 2r- t ;i tii-'x. f. iu 111 lr.nu:s.l lane
Ami in. it ui'.l ( !'.. in- Iran:.
adotped on
illustrious Jetfe
WlIKlEAS,
sad iiitelhgence
honored !and i
Chieftain, Jelfer
lied in -ch'aractej
JUxulced, Tl
heartfelt j sympa
of the de?easid
sad bereavemeiit
ble loss, i We til
pure and iioble
ded over the dc-j
were
the
resoluions
the death of
ton Davis :
VVe have received the
ot the demise of.the
everetl Confederate
son Davis, and aa a
token of our lovt for the deeds of him
H3 most noble in ;
virtue, tianscenilent in inttllect, true
and honest in ciiiviction and i.npul-
; therefore be it,
at we extend our
thv to the family
in this their
and ii 're para-.
ank God for the
bharacter who presi-
mit3 ot our Confed-
niey and managt-d with consummate
skill, ability am j wisdom its affairs.
No man,1 howe k'er great, has t stab
lished a more lasting monument by
hi3 exemplary deed than our honored
name will be en-
arleof of every true
gli defeated m the
pouth espoused, and )
the .target for the
ironi our opponents
of defeat did not
his noble charac-
Sontiiland mourns i
departed Chieftain
ns is none the Kss
Chieftain, whosb
shrined in the h
Southron.' 'Iho
canst which th
his name made
shafts of obl'jquN
p. till the dust
aim -J'it lustre a
ter. I he entire!
the, loss of their
and among them
great. j
Let us hope th
Ki-
tt he has joined that
grand band of hdfoes in the "IJeauti-
valiantly defended
outh. Noble hero;
it
ftil City,
t he cause of the
iiTectionate husblnd; demoted patriot
i
t
and deyout chris
erected you a mo
morse less I hand
destroy and in t!
history they will
lu'wlveir, ! In
resolutions be
Davis and a copy
minutes.
Serfft. James
Capt.J . C. 1;
Sergt, J. II
(Jen. W.SIL Ai
inf nected the coi
sior t ut owing t(
train did not arri
There were
out, rank: and tild
an, your deeds have
innient that the re-
f time can never
te brightest pages of
be emblazoned.
a copy of thesfe
ansmitted to Mrs.
jAppoi
The following
incuts, for the V
for the ensuing y
last ueueral Co ft
E. Church. Sout
Washington Di
by, V. E. ;
Washington
Tarboio F.
Temperance II
To be supplied
l'.ethel Circuit
one to fx; swpplid
V ilhamsttHi C
son. I
Creetiville Ii
lauesville Cii
(Jrtenvi lief 'ire
Yanceboro Cir
Aurora Ciicuit
liethel Circm
Y. IVgraml
Plymouth C
Columbia Circu
ivattimusket C
rill. I
Fairfield li. (
Swan Quarter
hck. ;
Ocracoke and
bv G. D. Lai
Kennckeet Cir
N. t
!
This road I wli
tance of 101 mile
fully completed
weeks. L lie iron
both directions to
the stonework aci
be completed in
after which, three
quired to place
position. The d
by the newj line
101 over the .Nor
over the Coast L
The way to find a man out is to
call on him when he i. not in.
One has to look out at some times,
to keep from being taken in.
The greatest trouble with self
made men, is they are generally too
proud or the jo j.
tniiO,'.
1
The Lynn tc'uoolniasftrs havegtruck,
but they are no novelty.
schoolmasti rs are as old aa tune.
Our earliest recollection are associaj
ted with them. We were one of the
struck. ":
In this world a man is likely to
get what he gives. M en's hearts are
like a whispering gallery. If you
sieak softly, a gentle wiiisper comes
back; if you scold, you will get ecold
ed With the measures you mte, it
is mea,-.urtd to you again.
A COUXTUYMAX went to a store in
Morgautown.W. Ya., the othe day
and purchased a kerosene lamp
"That's tbe lirst one of them notions
th .t ever come to my house," he re
marked. "Candles was alius good
enough fo inarm and me, but darter's
got a bea-t and thinks ive ort to put
on a lee tie style'
Young M is3 Wilgiis Where aie
yon going, papa?
liev. Mr. Wilgus lo the temp-;
ADVERTISE !
Then consider the BEST me
dium through which to reach
the people. See our CIRCU
LATION STATEMENT and
our REDUCED ADVERTI-
Striking ' OT1.Tn t imro ionn
Ui.ll vi J-iixo. -L X-i J l'Ji v -
FACTS
Then READ
FOR ADVERTISERS'
ance nierting.
We intend to inaugu
rate a movement, to save the young
men of the country.
Young Miss Wilgus Try and
save a real nice one for me, will you
papa,
dear
be spread upon our
i
1. Lloyd,
oavell, Com.
OX II ALL, J
thony was to haye
pany ol this occa-
the lateness of the
e in lime.
out forcy-five men
ltment.s.
are the appoint-.
ashington - District
;ir as .made by the
fereiicp of the M.
trict G. A. Ogles-
'
V. Ii. Ware.
! Shnmburirer.
11 and MeKendree
by S. '. Move.
-I). II. Urn ton and
1.
rcuit J. G. Xel-
B. .John.
dnit--J. 11. Guyton.
tilt E C. Glenn.
nit li. F. Taylor.
-J. A. Green.
Sup died by J.
W. Iloberson.
it li. 15. Holden.
rcuit C. F. Slier-
Moorman.
ircuit li. L War-
Sii-.. Rtoixl ut tli lijirror ami arranjcil lir
htir,
111 tin- Htylr that n1u- thoug-ht most 1C-
Atid .-uiile.l a fl:t' thuujs'ht t Ji.T ".Vllow"
In the ii.l f ; lmiii thf g'loumiii.'.
Siic wa.-i Ink1. gront .comfort In li'.aking
iii in Wiii:.
Biit tJ:.' f:u-t i i, he ucver 1i:iu missoil ln-r,
Hi- v;M 11 i rf inpr away at a jii! t c rniid rati-,
With hiT ii-ftty l-yrar- Id sistt-r.
'Twas out in j
Ull L 111 11
tlie gloaming, way
yuiiiuu, a iuaiueu
'sat combing her golden hair; whe.i,
heated with roaming, all panting
and foaming, there came up and
squeezed her a big grizzly bear. It
did not affright her, the bear did not
bite her, she lay back and murmur
ed, "Still tighter, dear!" This broke
up old bruin; he left off his wooing,
sneaked back to the mountains and
hid a whole year.
Which ?
Monday Win. Long put a can of
milk, out his back door in the sun
before Ciiurning. A few hour& later
imagine his surprise at finding a pig
tail !i-;nging over tlie rim of the can.
One of Lilly's pigs was in the can
drowned. The question now arises
shall Long pay for Lilly's pig or
Lilly pav for Long's milk? Stewart
(Col) JjWeri Wttve'
Capt. J, J. Thomas had four mag
nificent turkey gobblers last night.
To day somebody else has them
That .'.-somebody' went to Capt.
Thomas' hennery hist night and took
the aforesaid turkeys away. The
Cuptain had been treating them very
royally and was very much attached
to them. Jwieigh Call (of latt zeeefc)
PB0M?T PAYMENT
Suffolk, Va., Oct. 9. 1889.
T. L. Al friend, Manager, Washing
ton Life Ins'. Co., I
Dear Sir: You will please accept
my most siu'eere thanks for the very
"j-ompt pa;, nieiit of the thirty thou
sand dollars insurance in your excel
lent Company cn the life of my late
husband, Julius C. : Parden. My
"husband had insurance on his life in
another company, but the Washing
ton was the Fikst to pay, thereby
sustaining its reputation in this sec
tion for being -the promptest paying
Life Company in America.
Again thanking you for your kind
ness to myself and children, I am,
Yery sincerely yours,
- Lucie A. Harden.
tdii
latteras- Supplied
ii. .
uit I), lieid.
li. li.
bh extent's a dis-
to Tarboro, will be
within about six
has be.-n laid in
Uoanoke river, acd
bss that stream will
-bout three weeks,
j weeks will be re
the iron bridge in
ptance to lialemii
be 187 miles
lk !t Carolina, oS
iiie ami zt oy u
liichmond Ut D.iuville. The road
east of the IioanoJ e river will com
mence doing a lumber business next
week, but general
be commenced un
is completed.
Ti e Compary
John O. Wi e tei
-joining their ter
500, tiie ohject ot
sidin
The
r..- .- l . I
1V1 J ill -4I, j
shops, &c, j
100 acres of high
Point and .1,800. ft
.business will not
ii after the bridge
purchased of Mr.
acres of land ad
ninal property at
1'nmer's Point, J'fying therefor $7,-
ilie imrchate beii'g
to increase the tadilities at the point
round-houses,
company now nas
land at 1 inner s
. . i. t i A.
,eec oi water ironu
A great deal of wprk has beeti done
at Pinne 's Point,
lieeu dredged to a
The company '
mess witn new
tives, 300 frei-ht
Tied-ar Work
coaches and 100 1
posals have been t
of ti.ausfer b:o ges
i:ow ua hand, i'or
Staiiou iiusc-si are
and the slips have
lepth of 25 feet,
ill commence bns-
Bald win locomo-
kMl'S till sit at tiie
5. 4 p;isseger
igging car?. Pro-
tkeu for a mini xr
n addition to thoe
lse in the harbor,
beiiig constructed
OVER an average of 1000
BANNERS are sent out EACH
WEEK, Now this surely
means over 50OO read
ers, not including, those
who dislike it, would-n't-have-it,
borrowers. "
Now think about it.
5000 readers each week
means 260000 ' readers
per year. One half col
umn, one year at $55,
r ead by that many people
That is at the rate of over
4727 readers for EACH DOL
LAR invested in adverti
ng. Can you reach that
number by any other
means, only at many
time7 that cost?
What would 52000
dodgers and the EXPENSE
of distributing them be?
THINK AND ACT.
ARE YOU PAINTING?
mm wK S-Kl.L. 1 UU f OR FIMUINU -
Houses, Koofs, CarrlaRea, fabinct "Work
Sipn AV'ritlng, l-rescuiii. Etc.,
Paints, Colors, Varnish, Brnsnes, Etc-
AND CARRY .5
WINDOW GISS, MIHKOi; I'LATKS, Ktc.
The
:-: F?lanufacturers' :-: Record.
$4.00 PER YEAR.
TIig Groat
iiiflrt-if rlf) iaxr of th South, nnil the
Tnost wiiloly juotrl industrial ' iapr In
tli.s world.
. .. . -r-- .; .
jMlvst'-siuc mo.lium for Soutln-rn towns
nnd ititi t-oUi ug to nt t ruct i-apitcl aisd
'iitorjric.
. - .
' thf sale of Sout horn prp4rt minora
mid timliT laud, mill, hit .-, water io
ors Xc.
ITa.e ClrcvileLtion.
of the MASCFirrrKERV Rkcoro not nnly
rivrs ti tntlr- South from Mrvlai:d to
T-xf, b-it also thf North and V?t. If
i ivldfly r-ad ly b mkr, capitnlits and
cithern in tUf Xrth: ffkln protitRtd-
fnvo tiu-Tts ii t!io South, ly inannfsr-fn.-fi
f all H.i"f who .il.-nirf to Sr.
rr";io tli-ir S.'iitH'ru tradf, ni:d ly a!l
i tlp-r w!i. !rt' intT'-stfil in thfypinrsl
j oxri,!i of thi M-t Ifn.
MAXUFACTI'IIKKS ISKf"Oi:l0,.
PUBLISH KliS, 1
RALT1MOKK. M. I. 30tf
THE WEEKLY REVIEW.
Wi' lijrnr your wi:t?, and sell th.- linst
floods in Virfiiiin, tt iuak yon and your
fiinuls r-irul ir customers. W have th'.' only
lairjjc and full lineof
ARTISTS' aiATKlilALS,
and earry Tube C lors, PlatjueF, C4iuvas
Studios, Wnter ivdors Paper, &, Write lor
lricei of Paint aiit ti-.s' supplies.
. SOL J. BINSV7ANGE2,
33;;:i 215 K. ItrotuI St., liicliiuond, Va.
1889-
SANTA CLAUS
-1889
HAS DEI'OSITKI) IN TAKUOKO M'lT II
- Messrs Hart & Edwards -
100900 Toys for tlie M CMlta of
Ejgccoile aMaIlaQini)iConiities.
-AMOXU TIlrM YOU .WILL FINH
Wno7i, Wlicolhnrnw, f'arriac-
W-loi-ipek'S, Jloliby llo:si. sj,(x,ivs,
Hull (Triullcs, n,u(lst;a V-', Ikks, l!iireaus,
Clia!p. Tea Sets, Kitchen. Stoves. Side
I'oarris, Iliith Tu!m. Pinni. HirtLs, Chickens.
Doyrs. 'II ors. Lions. Elejihunts, "m imi.s
l'Ntuls; Swonis, Driifils, lIifh.s,L'liirionets,
'queolunks. Arks. I loused, Livcrv
Stahles, Bu;iiii:i IJlocks, TooK'lut tc-.
We could write all Uiy and then not men
tion half we csm show you.
O
A I'lipor for North Carolinian at Home
anil AIroj;I'
i
Alnly takniji rank, nr its oriht c.litiirial
m.itfcr and wide condensation of news, anson;
the U'adiuir innial- of the state.
It :iiic;i'U-s are Tar'tiT L'ctorm ani
The let LoLar-a-Yc::r joier In the Stat.
Address,
THE Wi;r.KLT RKVIEW,
4tf ; keidsriHe. X. C,
-'.VU CAN SKLL VOT
t'anilips I." t; 33 Irt per pound.
Kii;h 15 to 20 cts; Oraiien 'Hi tw 5U per ttoz.
ji'TIniM are hard and v- are Roi u r's !
e"t pat uur :nd!t nrithln the rcurh
6'of all. Don'l fail to grl our prices' fe 4
v before You Ituy. '
Hart & Edwards.
Tsrervous Debility.
A fffMitlcinan bavin? b-en enrdof fer-.
xtu IrMtra:bn, SfTuiual WVakiif..- I're
msturc Il.-f'ay.Rud all the evil e:Tect f er.rly
indiscretion : n i youthful folly N ar.xou to
iwaki- known to.f;cri4 the simple' mode of
Cn r PJIPP T those vrir. wish, and
OLLl uUiiL w " K've htui thir ; p-tn.-,
be will !:til (frf l.v retu-rti Mail, -J-
otiic ree;j. ; ucc--fuliy u -1 in
bis cae.
Addr-s., in eouftd-nce, Janie W. I'iukney,
it Cedar St., New York.
SEND
The Banner
YOUR
JOB PRINTING.
IT IS FOLLY TO ADVERTISE,
IT I
HONEY -:- THROWN AWAY
I XLirs- 'THE ADVKIiTIsEMKXT IS
Sl-STAIXEI I5V IJKI.I AI5LE GOODS
AT HKASOXAI'.LK riUCKS, AM
Fl'LL VAl.fE IS (MVEN'KOIl
THE JI.OXEY KKCEIVKP.'.
()
3fy TLw csason's Stuck of .
Boys' and Mens' Clothing
I)1Y GOODS, HATS, SHOES, AC, C
Faf surioss anytliing we've had lit-fore.
I do not advertise
$31.00 Suits for $lUp
JTt.i) SmtM for
20.W Suits for l.OU
15.00 Vnitsfor 5.00
Nr lH)lhir Ires ioLfor .50
a y ard, &zc, Ac , Arc.
Hut I will.t-ll you a Suit of Clothing
of which the true value in Ten Dollars,
for 10.00
A Suit ot which the true value is
Twelve Dollars and a Half for ; - fl2 3Q
A suit of which tlie true value i Fif
teen I ollar5 for $15.00
A siijt of which the true value is
Twenty Dollars for ?20.00
A suit of which the true value U
Twenty-five Dollars for 25.00
A yard of Dress (ioods of which tire
true value Is One DolLir for 1 .00
A yard of Dres-s (uhhIh of whicli the
true value is Twenty-live Cents for .25
And a yard of which the Hue value
is Ten Cents far .10
A Hat of which the true value is
Thre DollarHfor S.00
A Pair of Flannt-hi of which the true
value is Two Dollars and Seventy
tive cents for 2.73
A Pair of Shoes of which the true
i TwolKllars for , 2.00
A Yard of Klamnd of which the tue
value is Fifty Cents for .50
A Yard ot Canton Fla,inel of which
the true value is Fifteen Cents for .15
Ac.. Ac, Ac., Ac.
YOU HAYE ALWAYS LOOKED TO fS
for the liright Things, tlie Nice Things, the
ltu?ht Thinjrs and we have them
L. Heilbroner,
MiXAOSK ton S. S. XASII.
13 - FOR THE FALL TRADE 89
-o-
li EStrris Bros.,
HAYE KECtiYED AX
' --IMMENSE STOCK
OP
SEASONABLE GOODS
For the Inspection of their Custr:i tiers, con
sisting of
Ready Made Clothing
Foil 31 EX, YOUTHS, AND HOYS.
--biR-r QOODS-
! OF EVERY DESCIUPTIOX.
SHOES. P.OOTS, HATS, (iKXT'S FUR
xisnixt; c;oods, xotioxs, thim-
3IINGS Ac.
ZSTW'K SHALL MAKE IT AX OlWECT
TO CASH 15UVFIJS TO PUKCHASK
THEIIt (JOODS LOVEIi THAX EVER
HE I "ORE.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
H. MORRIS & BROTHERS.
Vtlyr
Entire
WATCHKS, c
ltlv
. r -'
EE
- WHAT
SOL WOOLARD
Hyn l:ut hia
MAMMOTH STOCK
of liracd new grwxt which be Is now rvelv
lujC Jr.Hy 4 irct from th mmoafsctarer :
aooirrl of floor, 1I Kmi-m,
75 u&rre r t rrup mud molaww, all grtdott,
.iu poand (.(pnr lr( lard. -
arks of FinmittirouBd Ialry 8mlt,
2U0 irrournl li!tj !!, S
1 lx-s fhwi ! xt ad and nwly ro4f
23 bifrH Mtf! jar a-pln vinegar, 3 year
old,
100 oxn caken ami rraekrr?, dStlf mit va
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lOHmx -s 1 tiu1ry B ut Mid -K-aj-t
on th" iaai t.
100 ra' r- r,'iiTrstl ly,
100 u fl ' -rir. f.nii MiioKin tlccs U
iibTrr-!' ilnii ;i..t! ililU and Oall and Ax
Snufl,
jfmo i-larar-, !i-r..4 nd cirar'tte,
1 ICO b X-i Kail Hnad Jlilit SuufT,
Hfii iU:d tl't
liutiuun ri;i
. 100 fir" i rhr m'.trhf",
100 rt'iz-'n nrSirt lk- I',
1(ki pai-r !3sr? si! iz-r,
3j0 reu.i i n straw, raf and manilln,
i-Aiid all rihr -'.vil In my llu in liiti
jm.irt K-r , All of t'hew sk1 ar frwh
STOCK AESIVIITQ DAILY
Kv.ry mi! i:i-r-i.aut w:K Cnd it to hit
ii:l-rf.-.t t.j
Eiamisc sj Stack Bsfire ?mMm.
Sol. Woolard,
WUoIr'-al tirr-r i f osniflimUm Mrrcbail
iS'li Tarboro,. ('.
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THE KEI.Iai;Tw.
UNDERTAKER AND FDRH1TURE Dk
HJ nUTS ly Tni will mvrvc my IWM t ari.l IYt:1 Atlcut
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An1,Mt fro,kofrruXITi:REavsn wllk.h will,Kt CIIKAP.
I w-7.1 TC ? ; J ,,liUT r bus5- b " the comer uf Main mm) Chtmh .tr.cta
two uoors ahovc the Lank.
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FARMERS' : OIL : "klLLB,"
(FAllMERs CO-opEUATIEIr-ti. COMPANY)
-MILLS ON TAR lit V Kit. AT SlIiLOH. KIMJKCOMltE tVVXTY.
COTTON SEED BOUGHT AT HIGHEST UARKET PRICES.
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls For Sale oi Exchange hrSzZl
OWNERS OF STEAMER "BETA." CHEAP FREIGHTS.
Prompt and Careful Attention to all Business on Favorable Teres
bECRETAHY AND TRL.SVRER.
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Everything Brand New ! ! -:- Goods Attractive !
FRESH GOODS ARRIVING BT EVERY THAII AfID COAT!
"Tliis week . e will tll the public of a few of the LiJAUlNd
ow carrifd by ua m our Mammolh KicSrc ii Main tn-. ?. . .t.av U v iunU.
! "TT l?u,,,?tur -hJs at the l.wt iihlo yri. VVc ii;i r.ii -.-M both
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AXI l'AX( Y CA XI l IKS, HACKKIJS, SOAIV V ; iir VK
BUTTKIt, rilKKSK. KI.OI U. .M K Al' , 1 KN 'tK A ' ' W i i ! -:' .i l'i H
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A AKL; TIN . AUK, Woolr AM) AUI.I.OW WAiU. , VAltU
e can supply any and t very tvint of the 1110.U111 Iioiuh; kit icr a;; i
Plkaseand .Si KmniK Ilrr.
t rice ti.at vril
mA'WVv?ve Mt,Hcd t?.t,ur rooiTjr leinrtntit Ijref ami M'lt-Kvlell Htk
u 1 .1' ,tp"" .' IlS OK;Al.l. hl.M)S for MetllcHl snU 1U
I (.c. Me Invito au Iusjitcliuu of tliio Department.
Visit our store anil procure j.riccs a:xl forever aftt-rwanl von will ih-rUW to u our ctU
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H. MORRIS & BROS.,
Tarboro, N.C, .Sept. 19, '8i. f;30tf 1
Encourage Home Institutions.
Sell or exchange your COTTON SEED with tho
iTAllBOHO OIL MILLS.
Help your Neighbors and Don't Patonize tho
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SURKLV MAIE IIIS MKAJMjrAin KUS ATTIIi:
BIG RACKET STORE I
JT IS Fl'I-I. OF
Toys, Guns, Pistols, Drams, Dells, Eunning Fowls, Wagons,
Animals, Musical Instruments, Plush Goods, Stationery. Pictures,
Boll Carriages, Torpedoes, Fir Cracker
Ami Anything Vou Want fur n Clirinlmiiii rrrnrnt. Onrlliwkof
ClotMng, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Notions,
Jewelry, Hard -Tar aid Tinwara,
I complete. Come to the Rackft Store and look nt oim -t-- k. h-Trn-nlr t!o
Tarboro'slGasli Racket Sforo,
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-UirM TO CA I. YOL'H ATTKNTION TO 'VV.TA It
SPECIAL - LINE - OF - DEESS - GOODS,
coinnisnra all "stool sitsahs n: all tes vzir coLOzr.
Th-? trool SnraliS are WuUful oi- ar! luzlt-V vet haf!-"-' .
All WoolJJOIBS ST3I?iS t Kk-t n f i t. i'i h nr.iy:. 7h!,rt-",fcl
inch - Henriettas at 2.! t, liooi Vai.i b. S:a4U' 1 " t;'
Cloth. Silk WIvctH, rin'slies, Phiiu a:il Vtrvn- 4-
s and mitsGi" Fast Black Scca that vrM zzi it i -27377
Collars andCufs. Lorely Handkerchiefs. Liner,
i?cyue3, iiapiins, C77B.
FARRAR GASKILL & CO.
Opposite Court IIoaBe, Tarboro. X. C Itljr,
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