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THF PATirAQT AM rhe uiectlntf of the Govern-
M MM M & M w 4 & 1 I
ow or llie Southern Slates at
it.. - . .
Kntcrcd accordinz to l'oatal Law at U1B new ueanquaricw 01 me
j:&tou, is. (.'., aa accoiid, ciat main Soutbe.n Society In New York
. i
ri.aiicr. I Mi t.; .11
I'lijjui, will ur:ug mgwier
company of notable men, but
among the entire lot it ia doubt
ful if one can m found who can
compare in eloquence with Gov
roivie. News it Observer.
Under the feet of Cliaunry M.
Dcpew, as he delivered his ora-
t on Tuesday, there lay $lr0,-
(XJO,000 in gold and silver, in the
Sub- Treasury. Little did Ham
ilton, the Kreat 'financier, tliink,
as he fctood there one hundred
years a'o, tliat the newborn na
tion, with a then almost worth
less currency, could in fo short
a time amass such an enormous
amount in (he Treasury.
t'LINTON, N. C, MAY 2, 188'J.
THE CAUCASIAN'S RECORD. .
t IllCULATION : 1,452.
One year jiito it was less than 800.
During the lasteevcn weeks we have
ii'ailed over 12,000 copies.
GLORIOUS DAYS
THAT MARK A CENTURY'S
GROWTH.
Banners Wave and Guns Boom A
National Salute.
Boulanger.
London, April 23. -Lord Ran
dolph Churchill visiter General
Iloulanger to-day at the Hotel
Uristol and remained Home time
with him. He is the first per
son ot distinction wJio has rail
ed u.on the General, and al
. 3,000,000 PEOPLE FRESEHT.
SjmtIuI to Cutliian.
Nkw Youk, May 1, '89.
Monday, yesterday and to
day three such glorious days
as New York has never seen
before! Ranting, flag.-, costumes though he i accustoired toas
and uniforms, the shrieking of tonish tlio public tlrsict causes
whistles, the booming of cati-U'feat surprise. No political-sif-
i a ll,u, 4ll, However, js io oe ai-
' '1 l'wpiv iiiii ' ' imn tojlinl t() the inridpnt T.nrI
myriads of people and thous- Randolph is an old and warm
ands of other thine similar to friend of the General, and not
deafen ths ears and -daze tho being deficient in moial courage
of th onlooker in tlie calle(i uPn Jl,l early as a mat
I tnc rf -nn i !- V "V ' T .1
i fi fi t ti l i Tim uval 'twin.
, ' . Th0 xew York Star Hays :
parado Monday evening was a Neither lidicule norabn ,n
I ' v w
happy success. The steamer to affect materially General
Dispatch brought Harrison o- Loulanye;'s position in France.
ver the same lino Washington JV soiaier wno is not laughed at
alter Lein, nearly killed in a
duel by a civilian, oraftex run-
Allianee Department
OfiOAMZATIOY.
President Clarion RuUer;
Vice-PresjdVf jt -E. Rich ;
Secretary l- Ezzell;
Treasurer S. A. Howard;
Rus!ncss Agent G. A. ' lute.
lecturer N H. I'Vnnell;
Chaplain J. O. Tew;
Sergeant-at -Arms '. H. Jer
nigan;
Doorkeeper- -thirl ie Crum-
pler;
executive Committee J. A
Oates, Chairman ; It. M. Cru n-
pler, M. M Killett, W'.ll TLom-
as, W. K I'igford.
Committee on the Gool of the
Order J. A. Oates, '11 S. Peter
son, L: II .JolHifcOH.
Query (.'nnimiltee H J.
Craddook, M.M. Killet?, Abram
Hobbs.
Co. Organizer Isham Royal.
camo ono hundrel years ago.
Nino o'clock T uesday morn- niug a,vay from must be
ing found President Harrison in a veiy remarkable man in some
Washington' old pew at St. ways. It is too carJy to deter-
Paul's Church where thanksgiv- Pine 3' wJiat the result of fjou-
tangers visit to hnglandwill De,
ing services wera
At 9:4f o'clock
uuk uio luui, umi j.uru iiaBUOipil
the President Chnrehill e.nll,! imnn lii.n
I IJW. MX A 111 f O
proceeds to the hub-Treasury, that that astute politician be
once Federal Hall, whore Wash- 'eves that his career is far from
irurf rrt ma a i ii.pm -nfafl in Hi CllClGQ.
vn:ir nt'tv Tfo' Wliif Hor'a t.
. . There is more Catarrh in this sec-
em was reaa ana uepew s aa- tioti of the country than all other
dress delivered. The President diseases put together, and until the
nn,1 mvtv npvt ,rn t Vf last ! v 5'. w. s supposed to bein
b" "" curab e. For n frrpnf
teiTfTiiE (-aucasiax .wa adopt
ed as the official oran of the Coun
ty Alliances by the County AUiauec,
January lOth.f
Organizer's Krport.
''Progress'' Alliance was or
ganized on April 10th, in Hon
eycutts townrdiij), with the fol
lowing officers :
President Whitney Royal.
Sect'y Miss CalJie D. Royal.
treasurer J. If. Parke.
Chaplain J. A. Ren mil ds.
Lecturer J. H. Parker.
As't Lecturer C. D. Parko.
Doorkeeper G. L. Parker.
Ass't Doorkeeper Miss Sal
Royal. P.ight members we:e enrjllcd.
J. Royal, Dep. Oriranizer.
The Secretary of the State
Alliance in a letter to the Secre
tary of our County Alliance
says that Sampson county Alli
ance is the banner Alliance of
the State and that the Secreta
ry's report was one ot the fullest
and most satisfactory that. he
had received. Rrethren this is
encouraging, bat can't we do
better still?
Squaro and review tho Military doctors pronounced it a local disea
PWinni i.iJ!,nu I'roscrmea local remedies, an
-'J - .. i j iiiiQ .J tUIC Willi
many years
e,
and
Parade
first appearance in tho Centen- local ireatment, pronounced it incur-
nial Exercises at the mammoth
able. Science lias proven Catarrh to
ItO IV PfMll 1 1 1 if li-ilin 1 ihjnuun mii I i I. ......
banquet at Metropolitan Opera fore requires constitutional treat
House last night. Tne great in-
ji i i -ti-
uusinai parade tody promises
to he unique and striking. Pret
ty weather and everything pars
ing off pleasantly.
One hundred years and two
days since Washington was in
augurated and all is well will
bo in 1892.
fn a horrible railroad acci
dent near Hamilton, Ontario, 20
persons were killed, 18 of them
being burned beyond recognition.
Hon. Win. 41. Rarnum, Chair
man of the National Democrat
ic Executive Committee, died at
h's home in Connecticut on last
Tuesday morning.
"Water at ten cents a glass
and two loaves of bread for a
quarter" is the latest news from
Oklahoma, tho "land of der.d
hopes."
Governor Fowle has called a
meeting of the Stale Board of
Agriculture for May 8th. Rep.
W. E. Stevens is thfc member of
tlin Board for this Congressional
district.
The Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Churcli of
tho Eastern Diocese of Carolina
will be held in St. James
Churcli, Wilrni.ngton,.coninienc
ing May the 15tli.
It ts told on Piesident Harri
snn that when no heard of the
election of a Democratic mayor
in Chicago and other Democrat
ic victories in the West that he
remarked: "I am not surprised
to hear it, for all tho Republi
cans were in Washington City
seeking offices at the time of the
elections.
A tr.m i i ,
mem. nau'.s caturm uure manu
fact u red by F. J. Ciij:nj..y & Co.
loledo, Ohio, is tho only constitu
tional cure on the market. It is tak
en internally in doses, from ten drops
to a teaspoon ful. It acts directly
rpon tho blood and mucus miiace
oi ! lie system. They oner one nun
died dollars for a case it fails to cure
Sent' for circulars and testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
BSTHold by druggists at 75 cents.
The Scotland Neck Democrat has
commenced ihe publication of a
series of articles on "Railroads
and Railroad Commissions,"
which promises to be quite an
interesting series. The articles
aro prepared especially for that
papsr by one of the closest and
bes informed thinker on the
subject in the State. The series
will continue forseveralmontl f
and as this q u sstion which great
ly agitated the people of the
State during our last legislature,
we congratulate the readers of
The Democrat on the treat ahead
of them. This live Democratic
Journal has increased its circu
lation fifty per cent, under the
management of Mr. E. E. Hilli
xtrd aa editor.
Plain History.
.Swift's Specific is a pimple vegetable
compound, prepared from root gather
ed fieshly from the forc&t, and contains
u 'tiling of the mineral kin.J jm, or nny
poisonous substance, or any aiticl.j at
all which comes from thu ch"mi-iis lab
oratory. The formula of the remedy
was obtained from the Creek Indians in
Middle Georgia, bv reliable whit men,
who had witnessed the wonderful iiires
made by that tii'e of.Indiaus, of blood
disease?. Mr. .Iluh L. Ueunard, ef
Houston county,Ga., hean usdn;; Swift's
Specific in 182'J, aud continu 'd its use
all of his life, and asserted that he had
never known it to fail to eu e any case
of scrofula", blood taint, or contajjioiu
blood poison. This teKtiiuonvhaabeun
corroborated every day for years. The
present Comparv was formed in 1879.
and have since made known to tho world
t'icviitues of Swift's Snecilic. and to
day it. is sold in eyery city, town and
country store all over America, Great
Britain, and many ether portions of the
wrriv.
I have seen Swift's Sneeilfc used, r.nd
known of many cases of tho worst form
of Mood diseases w hich have been cureI
by it. I know the proprietors t be ccu-
tlemcn vt the highest type and utmost
reliability. I recommend it as a n-eat
Tdoo,! remedy, unequalled by anything'
inai l Know oi. M. 15. Witaktov.
Pastor First IS iptist Church.
Montgomery, Alabama.
fiaTTreatiso on Blood aud Skin Dis
eases mailed free."
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
- Drawer 3, Atlanta, Oa.
La Guano , T. c, July, '87.
Mr. J. P. Joyner: I save my child
one dose of Boykin's '-Worm Killer,"
puicnase ot you. It brought SC.G
worms. I consider it the best worm
medicine made. Itesptetfully,
J. W. THOMAS.
Messrs. I. II. & li. Y. Powoll, prom
inent merchants in Columbus county,
N. C, wrote us in July, 1887, that 'ltev.
Mr. T. C. Floyd gave bis child one dose
of Boykin's '"Worm Killer,' ad the re
sult was SG7 worms, lie wishes all in
terested to know i!."
All Alliance aion who have
not paid anything t tho State
Business Airency Fund uliould
at once five tholr mtes mule
payable the 1st i October next.
There are 16G0 Alliances ia the
state, and if every member in
good stand wo'dM coiilri'jute
all he could it. would be only a
short while before ihp fund
would be raised, it would be
a good plan for the Sectary of
each sub-aliiabce Le ;;!;t i;i
cash fioui each meui'i- r wi.'o is
willing to fay It 2-3, 5 J cnLs or
1,00 aiid fo wud it immedi
ately to the State Biissiiess rvt.
Let us do our utmost, br ihren,
and raise the fund by i.otes awd
c;.sh. It is to be hoped that all
Alliance iikmi who read this par
agraph will 'respond promptly,
foe the State Alliance can not
nave any commercial standiii"
i-Tlil A. - .
hum j me amount is raised, (j
t&ry; postofSce, Delia. " .
ltwldlclc, o. J-I. J. mven-
bark .Secretary; iwwtonico. Magnolia.
Uiurcl llut .o. .3, 31. 31. IIH
lett. Secretary; postofHee, Clinton.
Kye's Brlitett, So. 582, D. W. Tew,
Sec'y; i-ostoftice, Ik-aman'B X Ilo.ids.
Keeuer's, No. 578, li. V. Hlyh
firalth, St-crt tary; postoaSee, Keener.
lupoid, No. -- J. W. Green, Fe
re-ary; ixtoul(.v, InsoM.
Crass itorul--. No. 4-!, John Horn, j
secretary; potimr, Hives.
Honeycutt's, No. 53, It. If. FHnn,
.secretary; potvnu, Hunt lev.
South i'.ivi'r, No. 831. S. D. Ia-e.
je;'c!a ry ; juMi uuv, Hawley m sto t e.
Cctlar Hill. Oi. W, Fountain
Ja!.-k-:n, Sit-relary; po-t office. Haw-
ley'.sStjte.
Maj.io Grovf, N :iG V. It. Ixk?,
Secretary; pottflice, Ulackman's
MI.!.
Drowninjr's No. 5S1, J. F. Hol-
Iiiisvorth, Secretary; postoffioe,
Dobliersville.
Mingo Academy, No. 229. H. M.
Warren, Secretary; postofiice, Cilt-s'
Mill.
Bluff, No. 577, W. J. Craddock.
Secretary; p()stoftice, Hoblon
Six Huns, No. 920, John W. Mo
Calom Secretary; postofiice, Cliuton.
Mt. Uilead. No. 873. V. II. Hack-
ley, Secretary; postofiice, Clinton.
tjOKhen. No. 41G, Thoun-.s I Sut
ton, Secretaiy; postofiice, Hobton.
New Hope, No. SCO, W. Ilines.
Secretary; postofiice, Warsaw.
KiugH, No. G79, Henry lLerrinir,
Secre.tary; iostotKce, Clinton.
Finey Grove, No. 617, W.I.Ian.-.
Secretary; postofrice, Faison.
Houhdi, No. CSO, J. T. Jloore, Seo
rstary; pos'.orlice, Warsaw.
Hennon, No. 747, T. IV. Hritt,
Secretary; postofiice, Clinton.
Hed H'H, No. 925, John J. Vani;,
fr'etTetary; postofiice, Clinton.
Purdoui, No. 832, D. W.Williams,
Secretaiy; postoflic, Dismal.
Mingo, No 354, It. 31. Jernigan,
Secretary; postofhee, Giles' Mill.
Andrew Chapel, No. 519f H. It.
Owon, Secretary; postofiice, 3Iait
land. I'oplarGrove, No.GHJ, L. M. Lew-i--,
Stjcret-ry; postofiice, Faison.
Hall's, No. G18, T. W. Darbrey,
Secretary; "post-office, llobton.
Hoykin's, NTo. G15, L. C. Spell,
Secretary; postofiice, Dismal.
Bland, No. 872 31. J. Moore, Sec
retary; postofiice, Warsaw.
Clinton, No. 579, B. S. Pcterson;
faecretarv; postotnee, Clinton.
Oak Itidge, No. 329, It. L. Lewis,
Secretary; postofiice, Clinton.
Eureka, No.328, E. II. Howard,
Secretary; postofiice, Hayne.
Salem, No. GOO, S. A. Howard,
Secretary; post-office, Huntley
Spring Hill, No. 355, J. C. Draugh
ou, Secretary; postofiice, 3Iingo.
Snow Hill, No. 1,332, A. H. Her
ring, Secretary; postofiice, Taylor's
Bridge.
Coharie, No. 654, W. S. La whom,
Secretary; prKstofiice, Maitland.
Straw Pjnd, No. 580, B, Z. Black
mail, Secretary; postofiice, Bass.
Newton Grove, No. 357, James
ltou.s;?, Secretary; postofiice, New
ton Grove.
Franklin, No. 748, J. B. Seivey,
secretaty; postofnee, Ilarreil's Store
Hickory Grove, No. 1,029, D. L
iiCL.ninb, Secretary; postofhee, Bea
man's x 1 loads.
jjisoon, xo. aji, uora irrson,
Secvetar: postofiice, Lisbon
Evergreen, No. 1,510, A. C. Cash
well, Secretary; postofiice, Ingold.
Clear nun, lo. , v . Iee Hot
inson, Secretary; postofiice, Clear
Run.
Woodland, No. 1,48G, O. V. James
Secretary ; post office, Way Cross.
NEW A O VRRTISE3I KNTSi" 1 ' XKW A nVERTISBM EN
Prencli McQueen,
OF NO UT 11 CAUO LI X A,
5 WITH :
B. C. FULLiaJ,
50. 191 DUA X E STI1 ELT, EY YORK,
COMHISSIOIiMKECHAST
mm
KW ADVEIITI5EM l&A
AT
A. F. JOHNSON'S
PROFESSIOXAI, tX)LUMx7
KEFKr.KXt-E. B st.k of Now Hsn
over, Now York Nati.snsl llxchange
li.iiK, 1.. v. i);u v- (..' 3Ir
csvntile Agency, New York; C. U
3lyer. of Wilfiiinglon; T. B. Pierce,
of Wars iw.
Truik along Atlantic Coat Liue a
Specialty.
!!pU-
G.FU.H3IAX&CO..
.PKODUUE
COMMISSIOli MERCHANTS.
Miriest, Ke York
C'ONSIGNMKNTS OF
ALL PJ tO DUCK.
West Wasiiingtoa
4
SOLICIT
diuarantfe liihest Price and Prompt
in turn ii.
Hefer by iterruission to A. F. John
son and Wnt. A. Jolintu.
3" STENCILS furnished on an-
- . ...
pncaiiun. flpll-uiu
llstablisJied 25 Years. 1
W. M". IIINKS. I). If. MAXSFIKI.D.
hikes i mimim,
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
288 4 290 Washington 4 187 Chambers Sis.,
rjis-w Yonit.
North Carolina and VTirgiuia Pro
duce a Specialty.
Represented by L. H. MINES.
Hefekknce. - Second National
Bank of Jersey City, N-J.
mch28 3m.
on
Pi?ODI
DOSE,
S. H. & E. H FilOST,
lOO Park Place, New Y'ork.
Shippers desiring to favor m will
be furnished with Stencils, Cards,
etc.,' on application.
ritO:fFTNESS GUARANTEED !
Reference. Irving National
BanJc; E. H. & J. A. 3Ieadows, New
Berne, N.C.; Borden & Bros.,Golds
boro, N. (J. Southern Shipoing No.
50
ap2o 2m
A Splendid Organization.
The Advance believes the
Farmirs' AliiQiice is the best
organization ever effected by
llie farmers of this country and
we believe it is doJnsr a work
that will ra"r-e th s communitv
out -jf debt or at lea-t accom
plish a great deal in that direc
tion. We have no patience
with that sentiment that con
tents itself with sitting around
and growling at everything and
evei-jbody. "We like tto Farm
ers' Alliance because it propos
es remedies for the sv;Is that
the farmers have already labor
ed under; because it builds up
the manhood of the farmers and
inspires them with a desire to
know and to do that which will
be of most practical valae to its
members. This organization
has aroused a spirit of progress
and set afloat a current of
thought which will be the
means of Krandand glorious ie-
sults m the not far distant fu
ture. This movement to break
the chains of debta and cast a
side the bonds o! the mortgage
system shall" have ou- earnest
support and co-operation in the
iuture as it Ii,s ever ha.d :ii the
past. Wilson Advance
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To Tim Editor Please inform
your reauers tin: I liavc a positive
remedy lor tlie aofve named ui.sea$e
Uy it timely use thousands of hopeles
eases nave been permanently cured
l snail be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy free to any of vour read
era who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post office
address. Respectful v.
T. A. SLOCUM. M. C.
181 Pearl St., New York
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
In Meiiioriam.
NOTICE.
milE UNDERSIGNED HAV
X iiifcr qualified as adminis
t' ator of the estate of Wm. Daugh
try, Sr., deceased, hereby gives no
tice to all persons holding claims
against said estate to present them,
duly authenticated, on or before the
20th of April, 1890, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recover
ry." Persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment.
J. R. WESTBROOK, AdmV.
W. C. Riciiardsox, Att'y,
Apr il 17th, 1889. 4t
NOTICE
THOSE WISHING TO SUB
scribe to the capital stocli
of the SAMPSON COUNTY FAC
TORY COMPANY will find the
books open at the offices ofj. A.
Ferrell and W. B. Stewart,
J. A. OATES,
W, B. Stewabt,
ICom.
On April 8th, 1889, death visited
our community and removed from
our Alliance our beloved and esteem
ed brother, W. W. Carrol!, in the
an year oi hLs age; and
Whereas, In his death this com
munity has lost a erood man. our Al
liance a worthy member, his wife a
good husband, and his children an
affectionate and indulgent father,
Therefore be it "
Resolved by this Alliance, That
we tender to them our deepest sym
pathy, and would commend them f o
Hun who hath said: "I will deliver
thee out of thy trouble."
O Lord, thou didst dread thine own hitter
tup,
And while they drink theirs, may thine arms
iJi'iir mem up. -
Re-solved, That a copy of these
resolutions be furnished to the be
reaved family; and that we wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. And be it.
Resolved further, That a copy of
these resolutioas be furnished to the
luiiuumg newspapers Willi request
to publish: The Progressive Farmer
and The Clinton Caucasian.
G. V. N'aylor,)
Autv Baggett, Com.
J. A. BAWSON, j
Mingo Academy Alliance, No, 229,
April 22d, 1889. ' l '
DIRECTORY OF SUB-ALLIANCES.
Progress, No. f Mfes ( allie D.
Royal, Secretary; postofiice, Clinton.
Hope Well, No. 676, D. C. McPhail,
Sec'y; postofiice, Beaman's X Road.
White Oak, No. 333, J. D, Parker,
Secretary; postofiice, Clinton.
NOTICE.
VIRTUE OF A DECREE
j ot the buperior Court of
Sampson county the undersigned
as administrator of II. L. Spell, de
ceased, will sell at the Courthouse
door in Clinton, on Monday, the Cth
day of May, 1889, the following
lands of the said II. L. Spell, to wit
llie tract known as the FIrt
Cooper piice, containing about 160
acres. The Thomas W. Boykin
swamp land, containing about 80
acres. . i he Albert Rich place, con
tainmg ibout 420 acres. The Ste
vens land, containing about 21 acres
me l'. Murphy land, containing
aDou' zu acres. The Page or Lock
amy place, containing about 100
acres.
The terms of said sale aje i:0 per
cum. casu ; nan llie remainder in
.. i . , . . . i ......
ia iiiuinns, .na me Daiance m nine
months, with interest from date of
sale, title reserved till final payment
is, nwae. , RICHARD PAGE,
Adm'r and Com
starch 2Sth, 1889. tds
STaTE OF NORTH CARO
NA. Sampson County:
Before L. (J.Hubbard, J. P., April
Oil. 1 ar
A. F. Peterson, Receiver, &c,
vs.
W.H.Moore.
.To V . II. Moore. You are here
by commanded to appear before me
at my office in Clinton, N. C, on the
25th day of May, A. D. 1889, to an-
wer :xne piamtm, A. Jy. Peterson,
ic -eiver in me caseot Adrian Vol
Jersvs. S. Barksdaie, for the uon
payment of the sum of ?32.00, due
by two cer ain notes or bonds, with
interest from the 20th dav of n
cember, 1879, d e and payable to the
ocivj t. ArKS'.uie or judgment win
be taLen against vou tor the amount
uuoupon said notes, and costs.
I C. HUBBARD, J. p.
npll 3t
HAVING QUALIFIED AS
Administrator of "FT
Spivej-, deceased, the undersigned
fcereriy notifies all iprsnn hnin.-r...
claims against the estate of the said
H. S. Spivev to present them rn n-
before the 2th day of April, 1890, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery : and all nersrma in
debted to said estate are requested
iu iiuikb immeaiats payment-
TIIOS. COOPF.R. Admlr
Stewart, Nicholson & Cooper,
iin, ey.-ti . Att'ys.
If any dealer gays to tag the Vr. t. Donklai
Shoes without name and price f tamped 01
the bottom, pat hiu down as a fraud.
Vkm
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Bert In the world. Examine hia
S5-S2 GENUINK HAND-SEWED SHOE.
JJAJfD-SEWKI) WKI.T SHOK.
SH2 S9fcLCJivND FAKMEBS' SHOE.
g.50 KXTKA VALUE CALF SHOE.
3.25 WORKINGMAN'S SHOE7
3.0O and 1.7S BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
AH made la Congress, Button and Lace.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE lafd.res.
Best Material. Best Style. Best Flttlnr.
11 not sold by your dealer, write
W. lm DOUGLAS, SBOCKTOX. MASS.
FOR SALE UY
CLT1NTON, N. C.
v. '."1
Cheap Cash Store
f
Having flnishoil my Annual Inventory, and clearing my stock
of all remnants and gcndsi not desirable to be carried; over anctuer
Season, I have MARKED DOWN and placed on the
BARGAIN GOUKTISR,
A GREAT MANY CHOICE PIECES OF
t
Double and Siiigle width Oaahmers,
Fancy and Solid Colored Worsteds,
Ginghanis, Hamburg Edging", Nain
sook Muslins, Cambrics, &c, at prices
that will astonish you !
JOB LOT.--Ladies' and Misses' Ho-
siery, Gloves, Button and Lace Shoes,
at prices that will be sure to take
them off.
Also a few dozen Hens' Wool and Felt Hat at correspondingly
Low Fres.
These Goods MUST GO in order to nuk room formv Si-ItFVlI
STOK.
:o:-
TO MERCHANT S !
r Have jut received a larg.j Invoice of
DWlGiIT,S"COW int ND" SODA,
WllAPING PAPF.U AND TWIXE. .
Which I (tfer to Merch.iiits
Prices before orrteriiiir.
KALL PoTASII,
AND COAT'S COTTON
at .Jobber's Prices. Call
- - ...
Kesi-ect fully,
6'
a -.'
T. J. LER
D R'UC G 1ST
OPlOSITK COU11T llop t
Ha boon clotty MttlyK tlM5
eases of our uoniotie nim- -tlie
iMst fiaecn years and HJ
comptctetl, under tho dlru.
tuptrlsion of the mt -,,,,
Veterinary SurgtHH, CaIUt,i,
full couivo of reading s xxsmu l
the celebrated Ontario unaaa V
rrlnary 0Uegt wtiuld U pil.
gl v hl fellow count yiiu n
FUKKOKCllAlUiV
The bvt advice of uiU-i, j,
MbleMto thepror tu-,,1,,
all dIsaH?8 four donuUcanim ?
feaT Mr. Lee always kt , ',' !
Drugstore a full line of Zjr
for thetIUae. of Horst-s r
llojrrand other doiiitic niUw!
April 11th, 18SJ.tr
T A. STEVEN', M. D.
cF . Pu
YSIOAN A.M Si miElls
(Office vcr I Vioffi j
SrMay te found at ni-Jit at tu
sidenee of J. II. Stevm uiitui
Street. i,. 7 .
. t
AM. IJE, M.I).
PUY8IClAV,SlltaEGN AMi ItXTl.vT
Offlce Jn loc's Drug Store. j,MvJ
HE. FAISON,
Attiukky Avn(,rivi,,
OR AT Law.
Offlco on Main str
will practice In courts ofSnuiwin.M
adjoining counties. Also in Supreme
t-onrt. Ail ouwmww minuted io hw
care will-receive prompt and rarefy
attention. ie7-l-r
EW. KEUU.
Attorney and Couxscll.
or at LAr.
Office on Wall Ht reft.
Will practice Jn Samiwon, HlmW
Pender, Harnett and Duplin ( ouu
tics. Also in Supreme (.'ourt.
Prompt ersonal attention will t
given to all legal bulneH. je 7-lyr
ORANK HOYETTF, D.I. s.
JL Dentistry
Office on Main Street.
Oilers his services to the iKitnle r
Clinton and vicinity. Kverj thing
tn the line ot Dentistry done in the
best style. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J" '-lyr
W 8. THOMSON. t.
Attorney and Cocnsell-
ouatLaw.
Office over Post oniee.
Will practice In Sampson and ad-
oinini; counties. Kver attentive
and faithful to th interests of all
tiientt. Je7-1vr
BLYMYER IRON WORKS.
LARG EST M ANU F. ; CTURE MS
:of:
SUGAR CANE MACHINERY H THE U. S
Havin.sr been appointett asrent for
tne above farm, in the counties of
Sampson, Duplin and Pender, would
De pieasea to near troni anj one in
wani oi anytning in that line at
manufacturer's prices.
Be sure to order in time to secure
prom p delivery. Address,
A, S, COLWELL.
Wallace, Duplin Co X. C.
Apru li, lasy.tr
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE FACTORY,
H NSW QUARTERS 03 FAYETIEYILLE ST.
IgrRour.d Shaves, Hacks aud all
Edgo TooLs made, and Repaiiing
done on short notice.
Respectfully,
mch28-3m W.T. AVILLIAMSOX.
- 3Iaay Persons
Are Lsoten down froxn overwork or hooEcbold
cares Brown's Iron Bitters
rebuilds the cystem, aids digestion, removes ex
cess of bile, aud, cures malaria. Get the genuine.
A fine Line now in Stock at
Pope (3'ulbreth-s.
" LADIES' DRESS GOODS
T r . t .
j noi iau io cvamiDa same, as they are remarkably chejp
m if ore buynu- eewLere. Calicoiw 5 c. nis mwl m, fii,,,i,,,.fl
to 10 cents, Worsteds 10 rents and upwards, Piaids at 6 cents,
bleaching ft c-i.tsniid upwards. U-v'b litie of Straw Hals all
iinsi-ciifH ;;iiu 'wieaiJ.
. OUIl IMMENSE STOCK OF-STIOF.S w.uv t mir
n,. ? ... . ' .vm.
Ji' aw miKfcL i(j UAaillllie T.liO h.niiniia I.' A I T lr r? O 'ni.TTinnr.
A f'lll and complete line of GROCF.RFF.S na ,-r,o.. T,.
cheapest. ' ' p vi
Plows and Casiin,s for ihe FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
, POPE & CULBRETH.
My
New Stand !
(NEXT DOOR TO IIANSTEI X'S, ON WALL STREET, FORMER
LY OCCUPIED BY W. IL STETSOV.)
I have iru.ved to a larger stotR so that T can carry a
Larger and Fuller Stock of General
Merchandise'
To meet the demands of my greatly Increasing trade.
NET QouDS COMING IN DAILY!
I he sain e motto ; "The Lowest Possible Maeqix," which
u.lt ii j my traae. will be strictlv nlwwrwi in f..
. v. RUto .w JU uaure ouying, Kespectflllly,
T. M. FRREI 1
STEWART, NICHOLSON A
COOPER,
Attorneys and Counselors t Law
will practice in Sampson and adjoin
ing counties and In tho Supreme
Courl.of the State. All business vn.
trusted to us will receive prompt and
faithful attention. Offlco over Stew
art & limes' store. feb 1 tf
o&ximiji h. o.
Mus. A. E. Muni'HY. Owner and
Proprietress.
The Murphy House is central
ly located, with targe, comfor
table rooms and attentive ser
vants FARE, FiRST (U.ASS.
FREE TRA NSPOUTATION
FROM DKPO'r.
SAMPLE Pi'.OMS F) X'MMi:i(CUI.
Tr.AVELLlLS.
CQrThe Travel in- public are
respectfully invited to stop at
the MURPHY HOUSE.
J R. ROYAL' J SSALOOHI
Headquarters
Pare Wines and Liquors.
Aalk in and call tor what yon
want.
Mr. Miles Jackson, my clever clerk
In charj;e, will be pleased to serve
you.
-PureUpcountrvCorii Whiskey
always on hand.
Respectfully,
feb31-tf , J. II. ROYAL.
has I
JAHES PEAKS' S3 & $4 SHOES
f CMiretltUa U the Life f Trade," and If you hare not taw uiJ7!?L!7
aunot Imagine how Urelytrade U. or ho hard our mpetlto v wort 3.!!
U. AAyourretaOerforUwJame.Heairf 3 Shoe, or the j2n
r..nirelr non genuine uulea having oSriTme Iflrtoe .f . 'ff "T5
retailer will reppl7 y0a wlti .hoe, .tanWif you iunbTZonLl,
rollers will coax you into buying Inf erior?ouicrrfln0t
SHOF1 U cunr
'UNi-YrrTrrr, ... "
'LE UNEpQALLCO 1 Tn
niiDiDn itu " TO
"-nnoiUII r ATI f-x
AND - Ottlldl' I.
'ERFECTIOM THE MOST
FIT. FASTintO
. Such baa bwnUunomt n . t
the Tami Means' M shoe U tn I yt. are now abl. to affirm that
talotefdoVyCS 7ear,asowe re-
Our, are the original 3and M Taoaand tkZ eonTlneed "Kot exaggerate.
11
I JMMF.Vi. "V1
KNJa
MP I i II l
rait ma i i rw i
. Mm I III ZZ
I I i ' Jl
r u iff - & . iv
111 LI
III
Call in at the New
- Firm of
WATSON & PETERSON.
Where you will find all kind- o
Family , Groceries and every
kind of a Drink to tickl the
pa!ate,
ESS Pure Ui-conntry Corn
Whiskey a specialty.
Respectfully,
WATSON & PF.TERSOX
For 22 Years
J. T. GREGORY
has occupied his same
TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT
on Church Street. The great and
orignal leader in low prices for men'
clothes Economy in cloth and money
I will force you to cive him a call.
1 STlitcst Fashion plates always
mi nana. Juno 7th. lyr.
tnveat one cent In
a postal card and write ton.
JAmS MIaANS & CO 41 Idncoln St, Boston, Mass.
Clinton, N. O.
Ptao Cure for Hon.
umptlon U sJhq (he tesi
Coirgh Medicine.
Jt 70m hT a Cough
without diseaao of tb
iAXBga, a few dosea arc all
you neod. Butlfyoane
gtoct this (mt means of
ftfety, tb alight Ooagh
may become a aeriooa
matter, and eereral bot
tle will be required.
f (C AirAfia J
uwasLr
J
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