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FARMERS' ADVOCATE
KUITB ASl OWHEK
, .r AlVoPt!liK.
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not
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9 12
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3) 65
40 K0
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1 be eon-
I
"TTvi'iiiMiMU ou 'which
tiiMi.! "till forbi.l" nd chrBnl VP todat
of! ! ;Mi-oitiiiuaii.
iKattiT, will cnartw.
U lv ruTiienfi n the form of f";
niaiu r. will I- charged Aire rent IIim for
TnSr-7ivn,e.,U always payable
,,,A-2rt''-""ry. ,'art ,J co1"
Vt'- l iiJnt!ily. . - ,t.
A.Jv-rti.i.nt Jiwoiitinuwl V'0".,"!
tirn itrtti-te.l for hw. expired.
cl.arsrwl frannient raf for time artiully
W have 'wt aile never.il iwlttinne for
w.M,miirii.tluiwtTicty. We Invite dlm-iw-.na
ttm't - rUiii to lo.,al, Htiiteor national
nairn ..'t letter from Ib parte of the
y.ii'y anil the Kat w.ill In- v .-lo.riiMl. lte
iirti of the author mut in all case- aocom
osriV :h uJiiitcr for publication.
. ... ,rw.iwil.l for views of cor-
T I Bi"3 . 4
So rlirwill be-dis-oiitinueJ unless the
i'br"ripilon il pnld' up to the time.
WnrK TO MAI I HI? rWCKIHKRS.
. . 44 Sill'
FHiirf.i"' Akv.h atc win in no v
eoiitlnnwl ezivpt upon the wipt or bud
ai:riptiop fur reuowal. Note this. ;
, tonpy wlcr. checks or draf to lfould be
J nix ie payl.l to . .
1 Tarboro; N. C.
- -m - . 1
. '.u..., will tinU tuem
selres, at the iiexelf-cjtion, like Utuei-
lo, with tneir pccupanv""
To dodge the mt-suiare niaj iw
many eta tea. i.- , ;
The free coinage nieasnre is. . a
Blruping-atoce to greater thhiga n
the directiou ol retoi m, id- uuauci. ,
matters, and however great the op
jKisition that is arraypd by the money
power, Congress svuld stand by the
people and oiey Aei dictates.
Though Cougresb has bet-n iu ses
sion foar months nothing in the way
of relief to the masses has been done.
the people are rest jess ana man
who are now in that august body
will be called upon i give an ac
count of their stewardship when
they return to their constituents, f -
: So eloquent emtio n will iniffice.
Tb. npi.ttU. will ttant to hoar t he
. r
fitit, Muadornwl.
he seep?, except wjhen the
he
eons is a-voim,
desires tof marrv.
tty good care
he company
TrhuarripL
bv
s nco
eriJiiient
si.r
lie buildings, $4Ul
wat ou buildings jin ten cities.
Hvhfich it
we
WHAT IS DEMOCRACY!
The Wilmington Metsenfef
the XewK & ObwrvM intimate,
a rfood s
k nd
notice '"ubf:ripttoii expired" on the
y your paper means that your ut-
lt Wlln lOHt IMUO BUM
r
KntrlHttho Post' -OftU'e at Tarboro'.N.
i C. itft tid-cla. mail mattr.J
the .tSyb-Treasury p
embodied in the
form of this State.
If the majority ofl
and
that
au will not; be
democratic spiat-
delegates to that
convention say that t the plan must
be u ulauk in the platform will it be
repudiate! ?
- In this age we would like to know
.what .constitutes lmre, sound De-
... wV . w j . i .
. Id it not one of the
pies of the Democratic party
the majority ehal)! rule?
contemporaries desire to
fjnrici-
i A
WKDNKKDAY. MAR, 23,l8yj.
AB01T PARTIES.
purturi from this ?
ing for a minority
order to bolt?
A U0RI)
chief
that
Do our
see a de-
Are they yearn -
representjitiqn iu
f
ABOUT REFORM FAPERS.
Upon 'the success of the pnuci-
pends the supporjt ( that,., is given,
by the members, to the papersj
that are ohampioiiing their causd .jJ
and advocating
These papers that
their principles.
defend, at all
hazards, the cause of tho people ' j
should be liberally
Without newspapers no political
battle can be fought with any shad-j
ow of success. In
season thev stand
the tower to signal
the enemy. :
. When false and knalieious reports
are given publicity
inform the people. Should
not be generously supported?
The Faumkks' 'Advocate i wil
soon enter upoii its second year, anc
we want every Allianceman in
Ecfgecombe county to send us ond
dolIar4and have.. .Wis "..name enroll
ou our subscription list. ,
supjioried.
season and out ofj
as watchmen oil
the approach of
they are qnick to ii
WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN 1
.i
Tlitre are parties and parties.
, .,nv supremacy - " Vples of the Alliance, materially de
paramount object with many pe'ple l J h.f i,,
ut. t LiU1 time. There ha3 always been
u ilfterniiiird nud desperate contest
In.-t w o.'ii the. Democratic and Repub
lican parties, as to which should
goiivn the affairs of this nation.
Kat h has its methods, and maiii
tains that they are founded Upon
ii;;lit principles.
The platform of principlea' and
nuiiH'.'res is promulgated andJ the
-Hple are permitted to choose for
theuisuIvM the party with which they
will atUliate., ':' .
There is no coercion' or reitrftinf.
'I hey elercisi., thei r ow n free w il I
and are entirely uutrammcled in
the.if selection.'- This is as it, should
1h for in a country where freetlom
. prevails tueve should be a fair aud
fi ti i-xcrei,J'ii ul choice. p
;' Inl'iieiiCfdi however, are brought to
n nr to secure for one party a great
. rr nil ruber of voters than another,
Tin: the; party whose principles are
ri'ht ;oul just; and meet the a vor of
'the musses is the partv that will
wian-ii gioriifcsiy t) icLorv.
. .Wrong principles, ami false theo
ries of govtrninen't niay for "'a time
prr.vail, but when t he faith of the
liia-ves id untihalcen.it may Im' truly
1 said that tlit-re is safety iu the nuil-
titude. : j . :
The people kjiow their own needs.
Tin y liae b-H educated in the'.'school
ol ecf).?rit'.iice,' and aro best fitted
to .-iv wliat rtuisite and expedi
ent, for them. 1 r .
I'hey Who have sufferetl iuitiuity
aiul injustice can generally find a
fcp.'cdy remedy to correct or lessen
: thervil. They diligently seek re
. lief, aud the juilgnient and - wisdom
of t he multitude are seldwm mislead
. i ...
The Kaumkus' Advocati has im
plicit coutldence and. faitti in the
wisdom and judgment of the masses,
wid .fdoes uot U-lieve that they
will blindly vote for jxtH'tj's
sake. We believe that the peu
jlei Uili U' earnest ami deterruinel
ijn tu coming political coutesU We
apprehend no danger of thyir leiug
sitlf-trackk'd by those who, iu yar$
.; pa$fjf; have, managed and manipulated
tLe j olitics.of our country.
We call ujhui our countrymen, of
whatever jstateoi persuasion, with-
hi
afi
Sit
ro
SVfeiftu this occ u -red, wlncjt
ted o
ol
h
t
ail
o
w
(iraud rally .of) true Democrats
Saturday next, March li)th, at
Statesville. Everybody come- Jus
dFt evervthiusr 1 land come rijfht
f"!ll(1l !.. '
P1RAGRAPHS.
man is known
by the
that he is
he f ouutlatiou of thef
the UnitH States has! spent
o,ooq;
,000 in the erection ,o
?ot a
e faiflv tntitlid to.
Ion. John. Day
il,
ilog
el he
Hoti!
wou Id Jem that thoie icit
tl
bigger.
ory, app
lless flcbat of
onctl
lie wa
induistrious
; i
rjig hiJa vy on I
pt, and othe.rw
g hours, bu
teu, he b
With a hole in it,
barked.
old Ipurtiet
J !,.' J.-. "
r. I )ay is. Evohooud
Edward 11
kce, a studi?nt
sm, delivered reee
h
W
i
lecture
eilce, 1
I :m
ist reniarkabl
ian
Of
in
most i intire&'tiiig
advance af a sci-
ypnotisnl. it is claimafl, has a
therupcutSc value
ushingtjn' a
upon its
etic-
jn ; certain- turyical
the life of alipatient
'ijri-a Clous where
mild be endangered by use of di:
I?ut asi'tie ffoni
oials
and law
in
ia'a certain davJ
uLd ati certain
cfimelind forget the instiga
fiJuence
c
pmpiished.
seeing at a didl
ed at the command of th
14
can.! see
what is
pari tf the w
IJepiesontativ
., r i 1 . IT
nc nopr oi ine jiiouse
vaddlbd in heavy overcoat;
id fu -.lined crlbves. His
tfiet t)i be (4i the tlodr during tije tajiiff
djebate
it spit .ol the warnings oi
tir.f 1 he henatg
Henator. Chilton
iged
ItebtUin here
cDonr .-or election,
C his competitors
llis lieutenants
Li
are pn-
Heal I of
lis cohfi-
contest
behalf, ami
Held at his hott
ol telegrams ar
tf T
On that day Maj-ioir Iiutler, llarrj Jove tie tlebsit
Skinner and otheris are advertised! to , iyjthjitMiis reniarks will be diiie'tly
out regard to race, complexion or
or previous condition of servitude,
to cast atije all prejudice and vote
forTTle general welfare of our coui
mo;i countrv.
L nese jrentlenien aim tneir coauju-
tors are 'understood to be- now at
VvOrk preparing to capture the Dem
ocratic Conventions this year, for
the purpose of laying down a, plat
form equivalent to that of the Third
partv and nominating candidates iii
sympathy therewith, thti'a really per
verting the Democratic ' party into
the Third , party -in all except the
"name. , r
Tho&e of. us who are true to tliL
old safe and sound Democratic fait l
must awake and bestir ourselves tip
checkmate: thfs cunning and daugerj-
iii line
nd M
Kor)
tones m
Let the true Democrats of I rede
rallr aud coruei out on ' Satiijdav.
("iyc one-day to preserving the pur
ty and unity of the gennine Demcf- xow Vork ai-iM. tlwvoh i
lliousind telep
I'e repUaced witp copper uee
cliiMmstrumen
any soimd can
houbjindsot n
tinctnless. ih
ost sejveral mil
- frork of buikli;
TnE SILVER M CIS I RE.
The consideration of .the
crafiQ-partv, which is the best ; ho)ie J-
ana sneet-ancnor or, ine peoie. j
There will be speakers lie re to ad
vocate true Democracy if the oppor
tunity Is afforded.. Maj. Wm. M.
Robbins aud W. I). Turner will
speak upon the present outlook of
plitics in North Carolina, and the
dutv of all true men in the present
critical posture of affairs.
Rally, Democrats, rally, and let
have a held day.
I Many Citizkns.
"I I " ;.
oiourjcaie contemporaries., j roni
the. tone of this - circular we judge
that war will soon be declared ' .among !
; some elements of the Democracy in :
i this State. From the dispatches we
Hland ! have read we learn that Col. Skinner
silver bill came up before Congress has been ( making Democratic speech- ;
ves'tit-rdav. The New York IforW : es, where he has spoken in the State.
made
an earnest and determined
"tight against the measure, claiming ! -Citizens';' are the kmly true
Does the ailtove tuean that
"Many;
Demo-;
that its pitssage would insure defeat
of the Deihocratic party at the .next
e!rctio:i '.-'.; - ;. . -
" The World says should it bejenaet
cd into law it would endanger Dem
ocratic chances in Nevy York, New
.le.Vey and Connecticut, jbis is just
; we vxj.ee ted.. , -The moneyed states
of .coitise are going to oppose the pas
s.ige of the bill, notwithstanding the
t i hat there is a general clamor,
f..;- it in this country.
Will our 'law makers at Washiug
t jti obvv the dictates of the1 money
.liWers or will thev faithfully serve
i heir constituents.''. !.
.While some, states may be lost by
the passage of the silver bill jet, we
dci e say if the Southern Senators and
.Representatives are untrue to thyir
crats? Do they read Col. Skinner i
out of the Democratic ,'iwrtv.: not-
withstanding theJ reports that he!
has beeni making speeches io be- '
hlf of the '.'Democracy-. '
euch circulars as the above, ! tilled
' with abuse, will have a tendency to
increase the number w bo fa or the .
Third party. j
From the tone of the Iemocratic ,
jiapers in North Carolina it is be
coming evident that a . Third jurty .
is wanted. - ,
Some ot the leading papers Say
that Democratic conventions will';
not adopt the Ocala demands, and.
cn that party e'xpfct the vote of the
masses if their platform, is not adop
ted? f . .'v.;' '; :
Echo answers; No! v-
Mr. Mills!
is attracting! A great
Mi. viLilli
bat watchesf Ihe ivprk
Avith zealous eye,
in the reee
are pulling
exas.
brought
Mr.
ill rnkke a spc.
l till in a vidr
ancc teiepnone
l i
uvteoj between
lady
then
corjipduj-coaipany
Vhn i he
take
knojwii
le keeps. Boston
' i - -i .; I
OOO.OuQ of W hich
from
hunk
than:
-XUir.::
is, Of Kansa
ying to the preient
the tariff. ' There
ho' was a creaitf to
k a most intelligent
animal, yet? time
s mind, life iat
.5 ;
e ;disposed M j the
thev worrigd him
took1 hiinseif to an
an
d'
That's
irei doin:
handled one at a time it is not strange
that the wrong letter should Creep
in now and then, or that an error of
fact should be made by j the editor or
reporter in the press of work' that
always crowds him. But some peo
ple lose eight of these things. -Fx.
; Chit-Cbat.
COM 51 Mil T?? 6wtA CHANCE FOR AL
FOR SALE
o-
-o
liev
tells
hap-
at this
what ! t
added
itsi moral
K-na tip many ilvenue3 of difeigerjto
!An operajtor Caul
hjypnotjize a patient and direct him
year,
i-use, it
Kepresentative- Crain, of Texas,
has a precocious boy who is attending
one of r the largest institutions of
learning in Texas.! The, young man
hasa taste for journalism and is - the
editor of a monthly paper published
by the pupils. A few weeks ago Mr.
Crain received a letter from his son
asking him to send a batch of Con
gressional literature on both aides of
the 'tariff ami subsidy questions. Mr.
Grain was very much pleased with
the interest token in theSse great
national questions by his son, and
'promptly mailed him a number of
tariff-reform and protection speeches
and several arguments for and against
ship subsidy. In the latter batch he
inclosed an able argument of his
own against giving the people's money
to private fcorporatious, ,
A few days ago Mr. Cxaiu received
a copy of the school paper with a
marked editorial written by his eon,
closing with this paragraph:- .
"Jt strikes us. that any -man with'
common sense who studies with any
cai-e or thought the questions of pro
tection and subsidies to American
ships must favor them. Only stupid
people could advocate so-called tariff
reform or ret use saositnes to Ameri
can vessels" ' ,
Mr. Crain read the editorial with
mixed feelings of pride and disgust.
Then he went to the telegraph office
and sent the son a long despatch.
He afterwards remarked: Thes
d d Yankee professors dowry there
have tilled my boy's head with the
irankest sort of nonsense. ;
Mr, Crain could uot resist th temp- i
tation to show his son s editorials to ;
old man's'
In Quantities to Suit
FARMErS' OIL MILLS,
TA11BORO, C. .
E. V. Zoelleb. Scc'y and Treas.
The old year, with- its joys and'
soirpws,- its j pleasure and pains,
behind tis. (The new year is berore i.
ns with j every promise of Win? a
prosperous one at least for the Mor
ris Co. jThis Comiany has no- idea
of being outstripped in the mercan
tile race? this year. . It would take a
whole encyclopedia to tell you! wjiat
they propose doing for their patrons
during JS92. They' propose to watch
the northern maikets with : the eye
of an earle, and let no opportunitv
slip to lie the first with every? nov-
eltvi in t;heir line of trade.
I !i.'
frORREGT
Correct
U ISUlEo
(-
ccrtaspl
place to c(jpiruit a
r ; and
even, having been uuiler ' in-
and as is willed, wiljj be ac-
Another phjejnomena
tance.j One
iy
iQpera
transpiring m anotu-
orld.
.
b Mills tip4
iuni to th
bf.Gaj) tol
iisuou-
rial contest 311 which
or
rd on
Iiturday
uu tilers
umbition
vires in
daily confeiqucesiare
alter wlnfcn uoxeus
1 . t 1
jll parts
says jtnati ne
the'Hriii jbe-
iifshed
Mills
eh on
c'o?es.
his colle:igues, who have-' cracked u 1
t ...t, ,r 4,1-q IVin man's"
'JilL i 1 1 till Y JUIVLO CU w.v u ,
expense. .
,
Mrs. Crisp, the wife of the speaker,
is one of the 'cheeriest . aud brightest :
women in Washington, and yet at
times' she is a grekt . sufferer f rom i
rheumatism, ijer tastes are wholly!
domestic and even the? publicity and :
excitement of hotel life here do not ;.
prevent her giving to her husband's ,
apartments all the comforts and con- i
veniences and the atmosphere of j
home. Her younger children now ;
with her are sblis and they are de- j
voted to her. x 1 i
Mrs. Crisp was the danchter of :
one of the rich planters of ante-bel
lem Georgia, and eujoed all the op- ;
portnnities of that day and section. ;
She was a beautiful girl, with many ;
suitors, when Mr. Crisp, then a young A
lawyer, came to the plantation court- i
ing. The parents of the young wo-;
man did not smile upon the young
man suit, but the young woman her- :
self did and she subsequently had
the .satisfaction of bringing . her pa
reuts around to an approval of her I
chance. The union has proved to j
be one of great happiness and the
Speaker is said to be to-day as mnch .
of a lover as the day lie was married, i
.Mrs. GrisjVs aftliction prvents her
participating to any great extent iu i"
society, but she lias a wide circle qf :
friends, and those who know her in
timately speak oit her in terms of un
bounded admiration. New York r
World-- ' .
TT IT ITT 1 1
nave lour vvatcite
Inspected
LOOKING FORWARD.
wi:
orrian
. 1 .
stock: of
OUlt jKNTlUJ:
;h:ges
''j.'.' Rabber Coat, (josamers, Window,
i Shades, Furniture, Chairs, Tables,
Sidehoard?, vLounges and f Lamps
A T COST! JJI! COST!
' PENDER & HAEGBOYE.
Feb2l-4t
Theirj Dry Goods palace, consist
ing jof two large stores, oni Main
street, is undoubtedly the grandest
emporium in Tairboro. They are
proud of it, and the people are proud
of it asan oruament to the city. The
present year it will shine resplend
ent with the choice fabrics of the
most noted manufacturers - iirl every
thing that can be found in a iirst
elass Dry Goods store. 1-
j
'--.' ;' -' ;' l! '. ' ' ri ' '"' '.. .' -:"' - : " . :V '' .
--'"-;. '-..,''"". "' '"i .-. '.-;.:':;''"" , :A'A:A:A:.:---- .... .-
A - ' -'V ;-- " - i"'.--'': i::.: ' ' A. ' a - . ;y -..;' -
',' ': -.:..'''.' .- i : . . -!.-- . j S '
:"::';':'H:-''t
Jten IL- W eddeiS, Trustee j
In one of our .stores a gentleman
can be provided with eyery article-1 It fi'
reauisite- to his comfort and pleasure ! e " 1,1
andhi wardrobe will be the envy of
his companions who do net I Secure
wearing apparel from the., same
' -. r .
source.
moved his stock ol goods in
In the other store a lady can pick 41
and choose to her heart's content,! 1
.and no matter how fastidious her .
taste she can be ,suited. This Thef
3f-
store formerly occupied by
Morris Co, promise, on the
of their long experie nce in
Goods and Clothing trade.',
strength
the Dry
I
Howe!
;&vJa!fr.eiLsi.
Tiuj'ing for as many storei as it, ; -
does, the Company wi!i sell t to Ihe ; j
ebnsanker just as.: low as an -mallUn.. in ' . 1 u 1 T- n " k V I
intUecityca,, ,U io i j . WflS-llllif fill Lllfi WlM - MilllKI il V Oi flCff 10ft.
goous. f ' ; ) . . . , - - . -:.:--- 1
J . H. BELL,
-(-
-IlSij: frieinds
with thd policy of
eiins Coniinittce.--Ii
Before
t he. first
lino will
Cliicago iii'd' New
tnen it is f ex
lie V ays
1? ; '
i i
.long
lel ,1c
i.
Inspector
-
Watches
AND-
dis-
I -
com
bat every one of the more' thun eight an atom of an aggregation.
: -Hi
lil'i win i
It is no advantage to live in' a city
where poverty degrades and failure
brings despair. The' fields are. lov- ;
elier than 41a ved. streets, and 'the,!
great forests of oaks- and elms are ;
more poetic-.tliaii steeples and chim
neys. The '"country is the idea of
home, There voir see the rising and ;
setting sun; you become acquainted1
-with the stars and clouds. The con
stellations are your friends.
There you are an aggregation of
!-n tom's, but 111 the citr you are only
eeper
-vou-
; 1 -. ., "; 1 - . ;
This is the great secret of their great
success. uoods in large quantities
can be bought at much lower figures
than in , small -quantities, and tlip
Morris Co. always give their -patron? j
the.beinefit of the reduction.- "vFatlj' ;'
and wiit and you will seo wonders.;
aecomiplished -hy the Morris 1 Co., "in S
Tarboro; during the year-lbl)2. 3'hey "
mean business. r .
I Respectfully, - i . -,i
; ' THE MOHRIS CO. j
fobI7-tf 1
ASSETS, $ 1 1,0 O.O, OOO
Paid Policy-Kclders,
i . ,
For pi-nl eel ion t Ih-jini'
cut 'fiu-s a
o for vouH
-- MM
20
.v
d security
old nge',
HIV
AR
ti g 11
tiavaroave anu Ororcnicsi.
m mm m
' $20,000,000;
Insurance: in force,
$50,000,000.
. Policies Incomestible and Non-Fcrfeitabte.
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1 , J!tf Hfiyei Ijniiutf, West Vininin aad XarUi X ifruUnit
No. K. Main Stnfl, Jl 'II'moN D, V-A
;'.-.-'' ' ;'.- -. -.',.. , ,1 ' - ;..'; ; .-- ;
, V. W. HARCRAVK, Special Agent, Tarfcoro', X. C.
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SASHJOOES, BLINDS PAINT,
Pumps, Carriage and
R11 rrrr
; '.".-"j- ' . '
Chli
f ... but how did you like it on the home-
j stead, where you had to run the
i handsaw throno-hthti hiekorv lojrs. !
tse improveiUeiits will tI)e cowg and chase the hogs!
Che out of the Potato natch?. The fields :
ne if rowJajy ; beautifi.il, particularly whtn you
veveral 1
ing the! route of auy
e has beehi Huilt strai'g.
ollowi
he lii
the countrv ove
across rivers.
s now at t 1
point it. will be
ward to Chicagu
iranscputineutdl
Ihd, in fact, a
1
kill
s, by the us
be transnjiited
iles with peflect
Kor.T. G. Ixgeus6i.l.
alic cir-' the other side of the pictche.
of which 1 this is air very' beautiful,. Colonel
.t ii 11 - 1 11 1
ions of dolli
g the first 11.
1011 ths ago. f .'
A. C. Line And Branches.
C. H. Jenkins & Co.
jeiljLa.S i 1 ' i
H . ; 'l-iw 111 ap n rn mi 1 n nf .t rlri- fln..'imrli
WlttlOUt! . r 1 .11 'l-il.
1 I , ; a, iiiiuuiture qu.ti rv ol oowiuera. x ne
rnirlroadj rum 0l, tie roof delightful, but
it across j how about it when you are under the
r the Altegljuniejsuud
ttta, western -jermntis
pVeland,. fruht wliicli
pushed mpdly m-t-iuxd
beyond A nbther
liiie is projected,
reJuly beiif, 'nich
each
. , 1 1
tkass. tnru
K'hicago
Veto tier ne Juurii'tL
Feople.liketJ)
lewsptapers am
.
Ion o
irors
hagii:Jiiel into
tvent
their critical friends to
I r 1
A bhut'ter so trivial is ea
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pouiettiins- jswXuS.
urrei
line w
1
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1 piae
11 tics
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at o o'c
as .:tM..
rong miti
c-mav b
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iiing
unity
HH'pl
ley cone
S lTHRt VI
to ca 1 1 a
00 1 req;
hat tsio'v thtii
So t lie wo
l:.,I.J OCt
I'e juvilt.
ie.vj of
grand old trees, five or ten - miles
from the kitchen stove? '
Vv'hilfe you are looking up at the
'constellations ''did Your neighbor'?
bull ttrrier ever interrupt your as
tronomical studdies? 1 orefer rut
ill 1! ,' ! 1 VW ITTI V
PHARMACIST, TARBORO, 7. C.
IDXDER HpTEL FARJRAK.
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Pittsburg ! Uiid I
iinot her, .route
niHi mistakes in
tnen cull uw a Hten
the
sily
An
OF T1IK CONDITION OF .THE PAMIJ-f
("0 INSFRAVi K AND BANKIN'tr OOM-i
PAXY AT TAR150RO-. IX THE t'Ol'N. '
X yJL l.iy:;.U.UllJ'4, "V 111 1 j V lS&lU
OF HUIXKSS ON THE. 1ST DAY.-OF
'MARCH 1S.HV- ' I -
Dealers in pure drugs, medicines
and chemicals, patent niedieinen,
perfumerioa, soaps, brushes and
combs, trusses, shoulder braces.
: i:kshi i: k-
All Ians aii uli'ounis. . .
been said th haU w-1 "V.- ,"iinKS ,a;,Ker'
iiaKiiij.' Mouse
v. hen fti) realitv
luitu Limned 1 t iuit t he
117 ?jna
35 014 49
3,437 24
I'.VJO tl
'
fee.
Shelfiand Attriciiltnral JHariware.
NEv LEE
I axd i . "
; May l'ATROX
C6ok. Stoves - i
1 DKST OX MAIJKKT.
VE HAVE TAKEN CHARGE OF 'TH H
For The Sale of Leaf obaeeo
iiid t jio' Tolirtcco .Iniei-est in Tuitiwill he puahd 11101'e. 'Viorou sly iliu.ii
ver. AVe;c;ii; Y'ii'i iitiou.-sly sajyif yoii will s'irvrur tnlii'o 'with u.-t
One and Two Horse
..we--w ill give V')U the !. average .you have EV10(i ma
qu.ility .l' er V)li!ic-eej.: V have largo onlers t fill, f
. grade, an I we ;; t AuA.N 1 Kh t make- h hlti
' Vringit- fttLL-.VALL'E.
fcvcrv
-AGENT FOR-
DEERIN.Gr MOWERS
I- '- - "
, Heavy ''Groceries
f ALSO ON SALE AT g. :
C. J. AUSTIi'Sy'
Tarljoro' Mav ia L ly
larncral iUcrcljantsc. . l
Our Mr. V.. IJ. dweii 'is ap :i
Bririg n - a ro;4d" as ea rly ;
. . ;' - s ht: irv i
-xpf-rienced oacc.onisi and v ill
s y o ii c a -11 , a n 1 1 w e k i 1 o vf w.y i 1 1
for th..
an -i ..!) r s.i
UV DAY
i:xi kit sUaiia v,
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Tarborc
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I.. .rra.ini :?
VERY respectfully;,
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ansiai v iStii 1;C
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F
BE
PurGfiasiiiec
mi
P" E; -- ''""'"
mm
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its a-iiwinislra-
Specjal attention given to
2 058 7S i '
Fnr!ihi;re ;:kI lixture .........
! 'ash items
Ool l eoin. SiUrrcom 4 1.42.73 5 Sl 73
Xationai liank notes. '
l"aite! J-tatt-s not-s. .
?; WK coir; I ALUs'
ixijn: vir to .;.
OUR STOCK
tta,--.
on ..
tHir,
i.K(-eii.te of J-!;:ct.U Vc.-ks li.fe of
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iPbysiciais' Prescriptions
tut of ind! iiiiinedi'i Toiai
udc ir 1
.,Hj8.530t!
1
w 1 ling ;Any- ! -J i imjiutiks
Ollgll for n ojppor- ! t apital srci-k ;-.ii-i in". t 33.tj0.CO
-AU-
r.ewspuper owi;,
and '-rll'as au'l i"ie!ivi1f ;rofits;. . . 32 233 54 i
AX1!
;u.tt art' '.i-r.--.-y
i-t pavni.'iir ..kiiic ' . .
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i ' ' ' ' Admr. o JjA. V.';f-ks
j M. T.' F-.nr. tain, m : . 1
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1 i.Sr.i uuy . j::ii. if a. . .
ill lli'i
:t
ot I the' fact
t!vfi probibly iiuake
than the 11c u s ma per.
is Satisiaciipn1 iu the
.re ia another class
1 a -
pj;- and will istaud
aud thicki To
nor niisiak.-s
iowever, t hero
hoiiirh! thiit t
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f people wiio
neir iiivorit j
bv it through
hose who know anything alou th
pusin
akts s
tniv t
title jj
DeKits siibjet J to . hei-k aa.l otli-
rr lieposiU
Iue to iuk an.! oiat-rs. . .
Bills jay.ii.:e . ; , , . .
PRECES-
HALlEir'KEHEGAK
m 000 01, j
! 4 53C 11
1 102 3iJ
Family Receipts I
ilill
inla
id not that
t.ut. thult tnef are
lviiT
'' r.
inhere thtfas&nds of
. . - - .
metal h ive to be
Tot ii . ns,530,nw 1
I-. Job5. 'oM. C ashier of the I'umiioo In- :
suranif a: 1 15aiikins; 'ouiiny. Io sol-1
?n:nly'sp:i.r t;ia.r the abcvsjtktfjneiit is '
trnc to the !: of my kisowlelffe and helief. j
' Ji. l OIiBj UWiier. j
iVi-rrect -At;t-.-t: II. 1 Staioiv, Jno. L. Bridg- j
Us K. Y. Zoelltrr. Diivciora. j
i.STATM F NORTH OA ROLFS A., j
- ? Coe.my of Etieeoaibe. V j
Sworn to 'aud suhsrrihwl before me this -
17th day of March, lr2. ; ' j
ED, PJ2SS1XUTOS Clerk Superior Court
at all times ot day and night by a
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
: ( -- - . ! ' : :
! --'- I - ' - i
of ten ye;ars expneuce,
LIVE AND LET LIVE
shall b our motto continually.
i.WHOLESALE ASH liKTAII,
vkaam . Scientific American
Dealers!
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ix St.u'LEasd Fancy
(JkWkhiks
'A.IKI50ICO.
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS.
riis- "14 DtWCM PATSKTl
I 'rTrVTT "COPTRICMTSatO.
For tiLffrnaiitlfm r.l fre IInTboqt writ to
' Mt'SN ; co aa BoowiT, M,Yot ;
Oldail bureau for (4caiiiur pateots in Arc erica.
Kvary patent taken out by n U broticbt bef or
the trablic bj a notice civeu Ketoictirieis lMi
Marib 13.
t:
world. fplniidlr Ulnatrated. Ko lntUJreut
nan ebotUd b wltboct It.- Wactly. ftg.OO at
ear; $Uti tlx month. Address UUTTU it CO
trv Han rat, aa Broadway. Jimw Vara.
OXLY. il.oo A YEAR.
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of ch'orCT
rtadiug uiatir cvtMY v.ee
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