THE ANSON TIMES
(WTADESBORQ, N. C. MARCH 4, 188C
ROBERT H. CP WAN, Editor.
Senator Edmunds has introduced
. k;ii r..r tho nrotrH-.tinn cf the Ameri
. c vii , -. i ; - - f
'n limr He nroDoses that the animal
,shall no longer be barred out of
-Europe. Germany especially pretends
hat she is afraid it may bn diseased
whenyit reaches her bv-rdcrs, and so
ducriminates against it, but really.
Mr. Edmunds eay; she deires to
.exclude it under any circumstance.
Hence it ra proposed that wo shall
fadopt retalialory measures and ihun
enable the hog to root his way abroad
if he cannot go it on all fours.
A etc & Observer.
There is one opinion of the Pru
dent in Buffalo, his home, it id said,
that is universal ainoagail classes,
He is considered so thoroughly hon
est that the richest would trust him
with their millions and the poorest
vwould make him thtir savings bank.
Ib money and all business transac
tions' hi integrity is spolic.KjS and
confidence in him is" without limit.
That is the sort ' of man for Presi-
dent,, and it in gratify ing to have this
further testimony to the cfi ct that
our democratic executive id of the
right stamp. Teil us, what a ir.au is
to his neighbor and we will tell you
"What tie is. -iff cirs & Observer.
Great llalli-oa.l Strike.
Fort Worth. Tex., March 2.
There wan universal surprise in this
city last night at the great railroad
strike which', b'-gan at 5.3) p. in
Thera was ro intimation that it was
coming. When the whistle blew ev
ery machinest, car repairer, svetiou
hand, baggage handler, and in fact
every man" who belongs to the
Kuighlsof Labor association, slopp
ed work. .Business oh tho Texas
Pacific and ' Missouri Pacific was
greatly retarded for a' thno. Three
hundred ineii had stopped work in
an instant. Orders came from'Se
Julia. The causes are 'said to be numerous,-
but- the chief one is that
$1.50 per day is demanded as a day s
wages for unskilled laborers, who
now receive $1.15 per Jay. -Other
reasons are the e us.il to mukeeigl.t
hours a day. Other reasons are tho
refusal to make eight hours a day's
work and the discharge of men at
Marshall. No railroad work of any
description was done last night ex
cept the movement . of pusscgoi
trains.
The "CwJoied Kxodas,.
Chattanooga, March 2. Tije agents
,vrho have been thoroughly canvass -inw
North and South Carolina for
colored immigrants say that the col
ored exodus from the Southern
States to tho extreme West has only
faily begun. At least 2.U00 are re
ported to be now making arrange
'ments. to., leave during the present
,seaon, fully as many have already
gone. -They state that I hey arc go
ing because they are offered regular
wages as farm hands, and are becom
ing impoverished in the South ly
high reuts aud small wages.
Never Heard of Oeaih.
-We are told that in the mouutain
fastnesses of North Georgia, where
he locomotive wjjistio has never
been heard, where tlie "worm of the
tiil never dileth" and the missionary
has has not preached, that there arc
inen and children who cannot read,
never- heard of Jesus Chritt, His mis
jeiou or death, know nothing of Sun
day schools, or the proper observance
of the Sabbath or what Christmas
ii;eaus. It in related that when a
man's thirteen year old daughter
died up there uot long ago, the father
haul over the corpse, w ith weeping
ees and lacerated heart, and ex
rclaimed "Sho did not know there
w as such a thing as death." She had
rjevtr seen anybody dead; she had
jjever been taught she had to die,
jiiiew nothing of the shadawy land,
or eternity or hell: yet thousands of
tdolIarsare annually collected froin
4the people ai;d sent to christanizo the
."heathen Chinee," whilo in the
' niountain seclusions the rough and
Jliileiate inhabitants scratch the
. jtrouud, shoot-the deer, barb the
trout, make and drink their w.hiskey,
and are oblivious of the gospel of
JLhri&t. "Ignorance is bhss,'' but
titer is a misdirection of funds and a
lack of discernment in this" matter
iuite apparent. Ashville Advance.
A Husband' Cruelty.
-Pittsburq, Pa., Feb. 2. Iuforma
was lodged 'against-a man named
..Groger by Mrs. Ross and Airs. Svvet-"
aana, oi icousevtilo, Pennsylvania,
yesterday afteruoou, and a permit
was obtained to remove Airs Grogor
to the county poor-housa. Tiie story
told by these women, who carefully
JnTestiamd the caso, i ouo of re
.molting crualty and crima on tho
paf t of the husband. Uw is charged
"with shuttjugjup his wif. wha had
lost her reaou, iu a horribly filthy
hut where she was obliged to huddle
with a fltjck of sheep kept iu the
place in-order Xb keep herself from
freezing! CShe "4iad no clothiiig or
covering but an old buff. do rob-j with
nearly all the fur woru oif. The on
ly food sho was given wjis comment
aud water. Two yean ago, and
.three years after her iucarceralion,
she regained her reason aiid claims
pi remember all that . has happened
,siuie then. Mrs. Groger was taken
. Jto Frauklin. She has the aopearanca
jof a saue woman, but beai tokens
-jof bestial treatment. The feeling is
riuiuiug very high. ;
i In the Catawba river near States
grille, a few days Kiiice, the body of an
unknown white man was found. It
had been there a long time, apparent
ly couple of months." .
BRILLIANTS.
Therr is no future -Can
dml that josticw o.i viio telf-oondm'a
ILb deals ou Lis own souL Byrou.
Bo nigh fa granifc-ur to our dust,
. So new to God fa man, .'
'r'
When duty wUispers low, Thou must,
The youth replies, I can. ---
" Eueraon.
Oh, welcsine calm of heart and mindt
"As falls yon fir tree's loosened rind
To leave a tenderer growth behind,
Bo fall the weary years away;
A child again, -ny head I Lay
Upoa the Up of this sweet day.
' ixIbtrOJT
F.Z3T AFTER KZLNTAL LASOR.
MCtU" Tells ZIotv He Kcnperatt After
Eerero Utermry V.'oik.
living in our very acliv.5 age, with
every individual working at tlis top of
his speed, it becomes of ten a qnectlon
where to get the resuscitation absolutely
required after some continuous Literso
mental work. I sae that E Tv.-ard Ev
erett Hals hzs recently wriitea an article
upon his own personal liabrU, spying
that he skeps whenever ha can got a
cliance, and that it is only by sleeping
tliat ho arous-.'S and recurs to what he
say3 is the ino.-.t exciting occupation to
man, reguLir litnrary composition.
I Jiave probably done as much work
in the past thirty years, of tlu kind, as
anybody living. It L.-j often been a
matter of health and almost life to me
to know how to get the necessary
change. Sometimes I have to clear out
for three or four days and get into ;he
country somewhere and take a long
ride through new scenes.
xmt 300
miles in a railroad car aart thirty or
forty miles in an open carriage gives my
raind a thoroughly new outilt, and I
come home feeling as if I had been awcy
for a month.
But it is in th? city v.-iili tie daily at
tack and drudgery, of mental occupation
that one needs tho 6inall hourly relief
which sleep will giv e, but it h at the ex
pense of the physical pari of the man.
Suppose, for insv-mce, tliat I work from
6 or 7 o'clock in t,io Uioraing td 2 m tae
afternoon. What shall I then do to be I
ready for work at 5? If I g-; to lx;d, and j
I can most always bleep. I get a men- j
tai rest, out l get no e-icii.-e iot x-iy
exercLie ior
mascies ana p iysicai organs. i en
courage a tendency fc? t'ae cut. If I go
out. in the strtct and walk, very of ton
the tliomes I liave Ic-rt foliw me and
seem to fasion themselves in my foet,
and I go a mils or two and ftnd my
mind " running around in a circle from
which there is no relief.
I find in taking Russian r.V.hs the
best and most various r. lief I cm get.
Tha walk to tholj-it'i or hoek from it is
a fair amount of exeroivje for the leg.
In the bath there i? th? c'xvrcise of div
ing and plunging, or s-.rimming. and of
tho nibbing or maacrs .by the at
tendants. . The old w.der foiiowhig the
swe-.t is an abjlute chr-ngo of the w ':;.-,!.
mental system, as if the brain itself i'.al
been scoured ofl atii put back. The
sweating hi the J.ath carries frciu tho
body much thit corivxles and slogs it,
and alters the !?eed of the largi r organs.
Then, after the bath and the rub, a littls
sleep of half an hour is equal to two
hours at home in bod without exer
cise. These batlis ou;ht to be in every im
portant American city. Tlire i3 aa
idea that thoy kill poopla by giving
th"Bm colds. I have had cold in every
way except by going to the baths. Then
there Is an idea that .they are a shock to
thb system. That system which is
shocked by cold water applied in grada
tions from the warm to. the cold ought
to strengthen itself by trying more
water. The heat of the American
climate, the action of coal smoke, the
meatr-eathiir habits of our poople, the
T
stinting ourselves of exercise, all call out
for tho bath as it is taken in Russia,
whetlwr in the cold or warm belts of
that empire of vigorous men. Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Use fur an Old Insurance Policy.
I doubt if any one ever heard of an
old fire insurance policy having any
value. Yet almost any business man
can produce a dozen for inspection on a
moment's notice. I Jianpencd to drop
in at the ofiice of Col. W. P. Fogg the
other day, when lie was sorting over his
o 1 policies. H3 cave me a description
of how a fellow traveler with himself in
the Ori.nt had used an expired fire mi
snranco policy to goi a.ivantage,
tiis name was hurray, lie was on
board the eame ship with Col. Fo-rg,
when the came to Jaffa, where they had
to make the usual landing by boats to
go to Jersulem. At the landing place
stood a military officer, gorgeous in
eastern garb, with a magmncent silver
mounted cimetsr in hi3 sash. Murray
went ahead. As he presented Ids pass
port Col. Fogg rioticod that it had a
queer look. But the officer turned it
round and round, upside down and over
and over, as he gazed blankly at its
pages and then gravely returned it with
a low salaam and a wave of his "hand
that indicated liis satisfaction in the cor
rectness cf it. Vv'lien they were. out of
hearing and sight of the oftioer. Cel.
Fogg asked to see tho passport ra-.i Mra
ray handed out an old nro insurance
policy. , "It looks just the earne, sid
Murray, "and it has signatures and seal;
and here is the American easle. What
more do theso heathen want? tlie-y can't
read anyhow. Why, I never tliink of
traveling on anything else." New York
Tribune.
The Paris Omnibus Company' if System.
Whoever wishes to enter an omnibus
must go into an ofSce close by one of
the stations and obtain a number,
vliich number entitles it3 holder to a
place hi due order, and all he has lo do
when tho omnibus arrives is to wait
among the group at the door until hia
number is called. The system, however,
it must be confessed, rather break
down on fete days, where it is 'custom
ary at very crowded stations to issue
half a dozen tickets or more of the same
number, tho holders of which are all lt
in one after tho oilier. It is hard to
tell why this ia dona, except it bo to
keep up people's patience by tha illusion
that their turn i six times as near as it
really ia.
The Paris omnibusses being all in the
hands of one company, which, of course,
is will bo lookod after by tk authorities,
the city is so mapped out VuJk person
"with but a little knowledge oi tkecity
has only to buy one of th twopenzmy
guides sold at the omnirJua stations, and
in a very short time he oan acquaint
himself with tho forty-nine routes, and
with the various signs by which he can
recognize" during day or night the omni
busse3 which ply among them., s The re
sults appear to be as . beneficial to the
company as to the public. Good Words.
An artist's cherub is a good deal like
a Ijoardingrbouse turkey all head
and wings . -
Tor Kent.
The house and lot on the corner next
to the Masonic Hall, and has been
used for a number of years as a Hotel,
is now offered for . rent. This is a
erydesirnblo place, and has several
nice and comfortable -rooms in the
building, and is in the business part
of town. Address, JNO. E..HILL,
Jan, 7, '86, 4t. .Wadesboro, N.C
" HOME FEEmiZEE:;
IN USE 11 "YEAK3 The follow
ing Certificate ifrom the P-ev. G. W.
Sander! in, a prominent Baptist Min
ister of Extern North Carolina. He
owns aiid manages large farmd in
Popptiotank, Wayner Iienoirand On
blow Counties, and has made practi
cal tests of fertilizers. Kead what he
Beston, Wayne Co.. N. C, Sept.
29. M'PS. -
Messrs. Boysix. Cakmkr & Co,,
Balti:4oek, JId.
DEAItrlHG:
Within the past e;ght years I have
mnde'e.m.ful eiMrinr,ents with as
n.any as twenly Uitft rent sorts of gu
hiios. f.-rlilieers. &c!, already prepar
ed or compounded and prepared by
mvHi-If, with a view to a?ertaining
the one w hich should combine the
two lileas I b"iug he best and at
t he mine tnsc the .cleapest for pro
uu.tijig the largest yields of cotton,
corn, i lceaiid peanuts; aud I give it
arf mv d-;;'.K?jii juilg-ment that the
"IJOMK FERTILIZER" most com-pl.-U-Iv
(ills tiie bill f any and all
in tiieh'iig list of fertilizers tested by
me. 1 have tried it under cotton for
the past eight years, and H has al
w2)s more than equaled ivy expectation--,
proving itself quite as good a
the guanos costing per ton. I
have tra d it repeatedly under corn
and ilh.ts increased the yield out of
all proportion to the cost of the fer
ti'.ii-r. 1 have tricO it under rice in
competition with seven other kinds
fertilizer', and it has proved itself
-qunl to the best. And this year I
am (besides using.it under cotton,
corn and ri'.v ) also trying it under
25acji-sof peanuts, using nothing
else. ad t'i my surprise aud gratia
cat on. after a careful examination
made th.ree days sin.-e, I find the
whole crop filling out splendidly, and
this, j no, after a very dry August,
which is generally fatal to tho pea
nut -rop Taking it every way, I
should pronounce the "HOME" the
! be-t il purpose fertilizer o! any with
m t!i'- range of my observation or ex
ICC
ittl, . ,lf4 r.iu.nr,(;st. I will not use the
Merotvped phrase: I expect to use
jt. miL;.r year,' for that goes with
,,ut sayu'. i expect to use more of
it nn-l use it. more exclusively every
year Iii)y be engj-.ged in farming.
Yours truly
G. W" SaNDERLIN.
Having purchased the interest bf
F. C. Allej;. in I he business of Hardi
6on & Allen, I desire before com
mencing auoiher year to
Close tx1j .
the sck on hand. In order to do
Liii: l- OIt CASH I will offer the goods
at grea'iy reduced prices. The slock
consists of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Clothing. Pant Goods, Prints, Bleach
ing, Ticking, Shirts, Crockery, Farm
ing Utensils, Bagging and Ties,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries. I must
have the - ASH for these goods, aud
POSITIVELY will sell nothing on
time befoi e the 1st of February.
Respectfully,
W. 0. Hardison.
Apr. 16. 85-am.
:
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0, tugaSiQiil RailfCad U0mD3ny.
SUPiKINTEXDENT'S OFFICE, )
Cha.kia:stox. S. C. May 3, 1SS5. I
On and after tuisujtte iha ioUuwiag Schedule
whl be run:
Leave Charleston.
No. 4311 50 am.
No. 4712 55 a ll.
Arrive at Florence.
3 55 P M
4 52 A ll
Leave Florence. Arrive at Charleston.
No. 401 85 a M 5 C .A K
No. 42-12 05 P- M 4 10 r K
Nos. -2 and 43 will stop at all Stations.
Nos. 4(1 and 47 will not stop.
i T- J; EMrtSON,
I Gcu 1 1 ass' As
J. F. DrVTNE,
Ageut. Oau'l Sup't
What Is The Matter With Me ?
I wake up in tha morning with a dull
drowsy feeling aui in a languid tirel feverish
codici; isi ail day- want is the matter!
1 My fvieud, j our livti" is out of order, you
are Liiiit us and if j-ou do not take steps to
; apj-ly a remedy to carry olf the morbid secre-
ti'j; 'Hid restbi-e ycur Liver to its proper
: coaditioa serious compliiintf. such as Eillious,
IiiUjiiuittant and Kennttnut fevers wili
I inevitnbly follow. Dr. Raspaib Liver Pills is
such Remedy. Thev aie pivparod aceord--jr
to Raspuils old ai.d universalv renowned
niirUtnt fever, sick h.-adnche, Indigestion,
, Cost vieness.' Jaundice, Dysentery, Dj'spcpsift,
loss oflappetite, etc. For all diseases of the
Liver, Kidney i. and Bladder, Foul stomach,
pains in the bead, back and sides, Riddinoss,
eruptions of the skin, piles, nervousness, etc.,
etc. Take Baspail's Liver Pills Actiiig
promptly, throughly, sear;.-hialy and effect
uall3r. Dr. Rajpaiis Pit's do not leave the
bowels costive, but leaves the system in as
noraial and healthy condition. Raspjvils
Pills sold by all reputable dealers. Prepared
only bf Papk & Co., HTiolesale Druggistb
, 528 Market street. Phil.. Pa. 27-S4-cy.
B
OOO .
CHARLOTTE,
tV .
a
oo
In view of the fine prospects for
a large trade this fall , I have purchas
ed a stock that will in every respect
be adequate to the demand. Pur
chasers will find every department
failed with the most attractive and
dcsiradle goods of the season.
DRESS GOODS.
5-4 Brocade Flannel, with Strdpes
to match.
6 4 Jersey Cloths, all Wool, only
$1.C0, extra good.
5 4 Jersey Cloths, all Wool, only
$1.00. extra good.
6 4 Dress Flannels, all Wool, $1.00,
extra good.
5 4 Dress Flannels. 75c.
6 4 All Wool Plaid FUnncla, $1.00.
22, 36 and 38 iuch Flanutds ranging
in price from 25c and up.
SILK.
Black Gros Grain Silks from 75 to
$1.75 and up.
A handsome livs of Mourning Silks,
alt grades. '
Surahs, Rhadames, Satins, Plushes,
Velvets and Velveteens, these goods
Leing in great demand.
TRIMMINGS.
My Dress Trimming Department
comprises the latest novelties in
Chonile Fringes. Morabout Trim
tninga, Braids. Plain and Beaded
Fringes, " Gimps and Ornaments.
Pnssamentories. Trimming Braids
with Gilt aud Silver, &c., &c, Ac.
CLOAXS.
Ladies' Seal Plush Jackets ; Dol
mans: Newmarkets: KuR8ian Circu
lars; Ulsters, and Walking Jackets,
&c. A . big stock of Children Cloaks
in all the desirable styles.
Very Respectfully,
T.-.L,Seigle,
Sep if, am,
EMLE,
New Goods!
I have just received my Fall .And
Winter Millinery, which Is nice and
beautiful, and will continue to get
new novelties in Millinery during the
enti re SEASON as the v appear. We
have secured he services of a first
class Milliner. Satisfaction -guaranteed.
With thanks for former patronage
I respectfully solicit a continuance of
your favor3.
- Very Respectfully.
Mrs.L. W. Yu$Uaii.
Oct. 1st tf.
- SOUTHS JfJV BFZOT
OF
Carriage Material.
0. B. Franke,
AND DEALER
CARRIAGE METERIAL OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS;
Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
CROWN COACH VARNISHES
Largest Stock of
Refined and Swedes Iron in
the South.
157 Meeting Street,
C II A ItLESTO JV, S. C.
Oct. 15 tf.
WAG-EiNSR
cS3 CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
Whole sale Grocers and Cot
ton Factors,
GUANO IMP0RTEES
And Dealers in
Fertiliser
"VVe claim to have one of the largest Grocery
houses in the . Uiuld States, and carr.v in
stot-k everj'thing required for a first-class
Grocery.
Our Cotton and Naval Stores Vo artraant
is complete in all its LrancLc-s, and we sohcit
consignments.
Our stock of Champariioand fine Wine3 is
complete in eveiy respect and s cor.-.petc
with an market.
Choice Gld Whiskies.
S-PURE AND UNiDULTRATED.gcr
We offer for sale, on favoraWe tei-ms to
the trade,
WAGENEP.3 CELEBRATED FINE OLD
"WHISKIES
of tha fuiiov. ing special brands, namely:
WAGENER'S CABINET,.
WAGEKER'S OLD NECTAR,
WAGENVRS xxxx,
TTAGENER'S XXX,
TrAGENEK'S PET,
Wag-eiier's Kand-Made Crn.
VERY OLD AND CHOICE.
For excellence, piirity and evenness of qual
ity, the above are unsurpassed hy ajiy "Whis
keys imported, the only objection ever made
to them by the manipulating dealer beLug
th?.t th3r caauot be improved cpon.
GERMAN ARTIIJ.ERY. THE REST FIVE
CENT CIGAR IN THE WORLD.
By careful exitermieut and patitet invesi.-ra-tion,
one of the most experienced C'iL'tr man
ufacturers and judges of loaf tobacco ir.
America has discovered a combinatiou oi'
tobacco which, united,' his produced the
finest Cigar ever mode, sold to the consumer
at five cents It is every whre conceded
equal to tha majority of ten-cent Ciga rs on
the market and superior to many of those
sold at that price It is a perfectly sweet
smoke, made of. lngh-gradv tobacco, coi.taras
no flavoring matter of any kind.
We solicit correspondenc. aud all inqvuis
cheerfully' answered. Send for our full price
list.
F. TF. WAGSXER J CO.
Oct. 19 am.
Worms .Worms ! Worms I
V 1 . i 1 1 . l
tji ins max uu susyecieu h ush iutm ib in
testinal irrit;tion, or itching at the end of
bowels, a disposition to pick at the end of the
nose. Theso indicate that tha sufferer is af
flicted w ith worms which w guarantee to
destroy and absolutely eradicate from the
system by the proper use of the grandest
medicine of its kind ever offered, to the peo
ple and which has been usc-d and is erithusias
tically endorsed by thousands who have been
benefitted by it during the last twent' years
Wheeler's Vermifuge and Infant Blood
Purifier. If you are troubled wrth unusual
thirst, increase of saliva, irregular appetite,
offensive breath, palosalloW, complexion with
occasionally flush, swelling of the upper hp,
enhu-geinout. use Wheeler's Vermifuge, if
you experience au enlargement of the
stomach, disturbed sleep, cough, headache,
fever, etc., use Wheeler's Vermifuge. For
all thse symptoms use Wheeler's Vermifuge,
it is pleasant to the taste. It Is more safe and
thorough in its action than any other W orm
Medicine. We offer Wheeler's Vermifuge
not in competition with the many worse than
worthless uostriou3 claiming for it virtues
equalled by anj- similar preparation oilered
to afflicted mankiud. Prepared oAy by
Pape & Co., TFholesale Druggists. Phil. Pa.
All reputable dealers keep it.
Eound,
I found a vacant store room in the
new Moore block, and have put a new
and fresh stock of all kinds of
GROGEBIEO
and Confcctionaries in it! Now, if
you will come and give me enough
on them to keep "soul and bedy'' to
gether you may them.
My Tobacco
13 good and cheap, and I keep all
grades of it. In the rear of my store
will be founda neat and first class
where you can anything to drink that
you want. Give" me a call if you
want a good bargain.
; Yours Truly, .
W. K". Pinkston,
Mr. P. B. Allen of Chesterfield Co,
South Carolina is with me and will
be pleased to have his many friends
to to see him. P,
Oct. 8, 3m.
Notice !
All persons are hereby forbidden to
haul wood or 6traw; to hunt with
dogs or guns, or trespass in any man
ner upon my Sullivan place lying
near Wadesboro.
Nov 26 it, R. B. GADDY.
SONSULT
YflUS
Interest
SehoolBooks,
Blank Books,
Fine Stationery,
- i
Fancy Goods
and
Stanflard. LBerata
of
DAVI35S ROOK STOHE,
WADESBORO, N. C.
Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
April 30 "B5-cy.
C. G-resliam 8z Co.
Importers and Jobbers of
China,. Glass and Tinware,
Lamps, Cutlery, Clocks, etc.
lee Boxes,
Fruit Jars,
Ice Cream
Freoaers
a n d nth er season a hie goods,
mwr Sets104000-
m ci
13.
When wanting anything in our line
it will ave you money by giving
us a trial. '
0. GRESHAK Sc CO,.
Chaylstte, H. C.
May7'5tf.
The Holidays Are C curias;.
And now is the time to prepare for
THEM.
Finest variety of tropical Fruits m
the M"arket.
Fresh Cargoes Every Week.
BANANAS, COCOANUTS,
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Raleigh, N. C.
The Progressive Farmer.
L. L POLK, Editor.
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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Nov 12 tf. Raleigh, N. C.
PA Y III ON HOTEL
'Charleston, S. C.
V
House first-class in all respects, cen
trally located, passenger elevator.
BATES: $2 and $i2.50per day.
Busses and wagons at all trains. Do
not give your checks up on train.
Cur responsible agent is at Depot.
.grAsk for Pavilion Transfer..
E. T. GALLIARD, Proprietor.
pt anpipam xxr saq ip ..lHOflVaa
Sale cf Land Under a Seed in
I . . " Tr-ist.
Bjy virtneof a Deed in Trust made to
li. Montague by James Swnnner find
wiftt Elizabeth; Maid la Histy and
Hester AnnHastj t!e Slst ilayof
Jiiuuurv. 18S4 and regiten;d in Trust
Bt)okNo. 19. page 5S7 et fccqr, l th
Eifgister's OrTice in Anson County. J
Will Reil to the highest bidder Toi
e.ash at the late resid nr. ce of Griffin li
Hasty, dec "d.. Decerrdcr 15. ISS. llj
tract' or jarcel of land knowu sis tha
part of the GriSin Ij. Hasty trac-i
which was laid olf r fell to thelbtol'
said S wanner and wife, ani Matilda
Hasty and Hester Ann Hasty in the
division of the G. L. Hasty land coa
taiuing SI 1 2 acres.
H. MONTAGUE,
. . TrusU-e.
by JAMES II. GRIFFIN.
NovlD4t. Assignee of the debt.
New Drug Store !
I am now receiving my stock of
Don't fail to give me a at the
T. Covington stand.
Very Respectfully,
Thcs. F. Ooctaer, D.
Oct 22 tf Wadesboro, N. C
o
rH NOT LET YOU
LJ JUDGEMENT $'
be governed by your prejudices, but
give our first class offerings a fair and
liberal trial, when wr know you will
be convinced of what.?
That our CLOTHING is equal in all
resoects to the be.-t mad to order,
and at pbout BALE the PRICE.
We have a Manufacturing Depart
ment connected wilh our establish
meiit, fiM- those who d;sire having
their Clothing made to order, at
prices far below that you have betm
paying, lor the same at other houses.
Sample of goods and blanks for
measurement mailed upon applica
tion. no travelling salenieu. It is a big ex
p?nse and the buyer lias to pay for it.
We. give our eutninera tWo benefit
of tliat ipHi, iMwiNy saviag them
at leat 50 per cent. i t-tat way, and
again vrs propose to sel 1 cheaper thnn
any other house, and by ordering
floods from us, we aro talisfie.d th'it
it will be a saving to you' of 30 per
cent. Try us ami you will sen for
yoursvli. .
Our constant aim lias been to place
before you a BETTER
CLASS cf C0GB3
in preference to cheap catch penny
bait?, as well as to establish between
us th? ujuioaL confidence founded on
the following sotid principles:
Hurst Value !
Marking the Selling Price on all
Return of the Maury
if goods qo not bear honest criticism ;
or if you should chaugn your mind
within a reasonable time, you have
the right to rKvsr:i tho goods and get
back your rnony a privilege ad
vantageous tf you aud not detrimen
ml to us, and the best evidence that
there is i:o -misreftreseritation or
overcharge. Our stock represents the
CHOICEST AND PRINCIPLE
STYLES of the season nove equal
to it in this market selected for
D URABIL1 ri'p ell as BE A TJTY,
at:d wiih all, a care for your interests.
The constant increase of our busi
ness sliows an appreciation of our
enterprise, and has caused us to be
recognized aa the Loading and most
Reliable Clothiers and Furnishers in
this section.
"We propose to continue
to have that distinction."
or
tn
wiil send C. O. D. bv Exnress with
privilege- of examing before paying,
the party to pay return charges if
goods do not suit.
S. H. Fisliblkte,
Successor to Ottenburg & Co.,
JVil ming ton, Jr. C.
Sept 2-'85 -am.
25 Market St.
W i I m i n g I on ,
Dealers in
N. C
Stoyes.Tihware
Lamps and Chandeliers,
Roofing and
Pump Work,
Our line of Cooking Stoves is the best,
including such as the celebrated
Farmer Girl, Elmo, Caro
lina and Harvest.
Prices for both, Heating and Cooking
Stoves furnished on application.
W. II. Alderman & Go.
Aug 27 'S5 am. -
School Noticel'
I The Fall term of Misses Conigland
& Battle's school at Lilesville, will
begin September 14th, 1585.
i Sept. 3,1m.
2p"Parties ordering Ready-made
Custom-mado Clothing not known
us will KtMid eitv i'ifuri-ue.itr m-h
if. H. Alderian 1 Co.
SUITABLE FOE
We have in Stock now' lite folio fj ', 'i
Season:
j Eseelsior Wino and Gicler Mills,
vhich will make more cider than any other .mill on tho market. This -mill'"
lues not black the juice, but crushes the apple instead of grinding into luu.j)
HORSE RAKES, eithet bind Rr-lf dump, or combined.
CORRIN DISK HARROW. Tlsc Corhin Harrows is theflncU imj-1. ntlt
sold. It will pu'verUe rtnd ptrtnte nioic land in the same 'inie p mlbi-it, r
than any iinplementosting tv. ice the jnoney. I;r putting in pea (mick
nothing is equal to if.
HAND and SULKY PLOWS. We have the Sulky Plow that v. as so
thoroughly tested nt our last rV.irand wis prunoumvd by farincrsto hi,
most practical and best.
SEED. We make u i piall y of field scd, ai:d deal in only choice varied?
We pfll nior: than any ot her houst-in N. C.
VAN WINKLE Gl and LOSS PRESSi:S. The Van 'Winkle Oi,, hag
gained a reputation tliat makes it s-e'l It has no superior and u (i:n can
make a better sample, bi the seed cleaner, iu faster, or i sm with lighter
draught. We carry 'all tlse siandai d 1 innh'mr-nts. such vs I'lows; 'Cultu-n-
tors. 'Harrow, -Mills. 'Cut "ers. Siieilers, Churns, li-iwunt Mowing Marline s .
and nuiny other Implements.
TENNESSEE WAGONS at prices to meet miv one. Cortknd Sjuitig
Watsons lovvertlian tiie I wcstu!:d t!u-n not atcost.
The Improved double feed Champion Grain Drill. Guarantcil to sott
Rust Proof onts'oi-any other grain.
J. Q. Shanncnlionse & Go.
College Street, CHARLOTTE N! CJ
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CHEAP BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, kO.
THE WHITE FRO.XT,. ULIRLO'LT E, X. C.
-"Largest Stock n the
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Wire ?dattrop,:ep at
4 Drawer Bureaus at
Baby Crringes from
Cloth Window Shade from
FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE OR RE T ill.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.
Coffins, and Metallic Gases.
E. M.
b y 7-So-cm.
To all who are enquiring for the
; D. L Saylor & Son, )
ft t,-,5.vj0ir';-?? T'P-Srui Utf:. p 1 u : " : -- -.
. L. Saylor Son.
They are agents for the celebrated WINSIIIP GIN and PRESS T T
mAS tuTljouSf thera b!lo'"OJ buy ' oth0'- is
They also Sell tiie United States
Buggies manufactured in Cohimbus, Ohio, which are superior to any work
slnpped South from any other factory. See them, as they will sell lower
than the same work can bo bought anywhere else for cash 28-'84 tf.
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