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COLONIAL UOt sES.

49, - - - -
ADCTifTF, -rf'RfL Decorations. every d
sr~futl0r exfef..~ ard Interior. PAPER
rnarrs Como 50" CAPITALS. Gable or
re-rAn,s Fs-.10n.. etc. weath~rrro9f
finest modelling largos, linz. WOOD, !
InLnn Square.
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WIGS AND TOCPEEs.

. . = . - . - $500
WIGS AND roi'rTEs satisfaction guar.
e-..aI. ClliRt.Es l.. LIETI. 80 We~
.os,h o. i,ef~re- proafvav ST shave
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FINE Fl RS.

r vOr.KF.i. +35 S'h-avs -- The latest
novelties IN all Minds ~ furs sHalsk rs .
Persian lamb coats specially. furs
rem r-isi ed reasonable prices
JOSEPH sCHONLERFN. 500 9Th ave.
near ii'h-st manufacture - fine furs
remodNllirg garment. N The ls'es. style
al orders receive my personal attention.
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CIIiROPODfsTS.

"o-~>>~~>>>>~>~o~~~o0oe"N
DR. LEVY, Is Lafayette Pace. ana
IVES, 2i,h S. cures corrs. ingrowias
nails s1i huni0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
GAG AND ELECTRIC Signs.

SIGNS FOR gas ~ elec-
'r!ri'v. suitable f7r any nigh' business
-WOS WTGHFS - clinton Place
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FOLDING BEDS AND COuCHEs.

sPFCIALTIES IN FOLDING BEDS: 100
STYLE. - select from. FRED'K ANS
LEY % 80 Yves. i4,h-si.
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,n,.,,,TECTs a DEcon,rons.

-N--O(-(-0~~~|--7'-7-7- =
t-nI,.r - Hro.kl,a. y y. Iltns. est -
mates ;ef new :'e4 "nrca. N.i t""-'S i-
r,f,r.ur..d. mare'rizrt and se- ta--l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

If YOr NEED ANYTHING in the iat.s,
classical or popular music 10 M. fail
- in~psc, our new store. the biggest cut
In prices vet found ALBERTO HiMAN
IA We. ca 81
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~~O~.~~O~-~~~>O~~~~>S~>~~~
JACOT & son. Z" Union Square Music
Boxes from SIC % 81 so and large
line = Musical Novelties ard Cuckoo
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BRt SHES.

MANUFAC'rrRGNG all kinds machine
brushes our 81" 'ialty. WILLIAM r.
WARMER ~ co. 1876 entie- g..
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WATCHES.

NATHAN WATCHES. II you ~
thtrkirc u getting one. see -, ~ eas
ave IA none, grINCNE 4 BASks.
2 Maiden Lane Take elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

AbNkRr lsEMENTs and subsrripii rs :pf
The 1'ibr'e received ~ th.i tp,1nh
once No I.2i2 Bfoadwny ~ dor un.th
~ 3i'' -. nhtu . y cirrk y. N acrsf
iisemenis feccigei a. 'he following hrsncH
o9.crs at rcsiiaf ot'c. rates until o'ri7ck
{. m, Va IA hth I'VE. > .. c0r. ga -
i'e "'h. avs car. ieth a.. Macy r'n
hlr. anl liih-st.. lig Columbus ave. ne1r
ave ~ rs.i ~ We" y; n'i y, ',.
oe,ve'n az snf s,h sv.. IN, East iiih
q: .&S 81 ave. between iG,h and iith
en.: I.0.8 sdAte.. near 6isi-si. los LIST
we, nesi sHth 81, go ~ ave. rear iist-
u ~ 3d-sse. 30 Bie-ckef.t
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DELEGATES t\D FNNp "H"-


~~~~-,~ - --N~,~.~ ~ N-~>7~>oNNo~0N11> ~
rour < rONrNNY imp tore. Nhoi"sa'
ora retail ..l'sf' % fancy groceries
s.frar.e- ,o-~ 1t 49, ~nr tlsi 81,
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

John r. LENNON. - Nassau st.--Ath-
le'ic. bicycle. college and school fine
T-e~o-'a'for medals speciality
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rDpIs t\D SHOES.
I,RAss WORKERS.
,,,rs u.>pICs & DESKS.

- rsTr-G 4 sONs Is ionn 81
.r.,..,.t ,~d Locked corner MpF'h
ne. tI.u,!.s TOYS i'~sgs ard ,heH--
.,,.te f,sk AZ Nhil.sel. p.it's
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS.

ELECTRIr House WIRING.
Manufacturer ~ Electric Signs.
EMPIRE ELECTRIC SIGN 60.
relenhane 2 ilh-@sfh ln1 w -!tn-et.
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nEsJC>CVs AND PHOTO EN-
GnAAEnS
DYSPEPSIA CURES.

rysrrrsf, PROMPTLY RELIEVED ard
,A D., =, --,rier .-n sample bottle
,-.s ft mail 70 o. Druggists FRANkl.IN
ftAr-r - W. B? ~
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s==-H
FOR SALE.

~<(cOrr@(<rJrrD~r(Jr)~ <.0rJ~rJ~--<>~(~\>~~
FOR SALE Ten RIP Ms for 5 cents
At druggists: one gives RELIEF.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRv.

DIAMONDS. precious stones and old eo:1
bought f1r cash. iIAMRirK 4 CO..
Jewellers. so p-ns'wav. New York.
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TYPEWRITERs.

Pro2IWay. Room ;.
MIMEOGRAPHING. sTENOGRAPHY ard
TYPEWRITING Specially. sermon re-
porting ministerial references. notary
public Niss RITA BRADT. 1th floor. It
Paul Building New-Y0rh.
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~ >>~-.>>->,>>.- '>~>'>-~>->>-~-~>
T. T THOMAS IA nrlaiway. Sew YORK
Ci,y. Attorney ard Expert. American
ritetts si5.oO upward.
PATENTS obtained for so and Govern
meat leo trsde-marks So "ELEt'-
FRI,'AT, AGE Bureau. lfi Tir1 : 81 *
THOMAS DREW sTETSON. - Murray
st-f'aten, solicitor and eNpe,t Es;ao
u,hpd $50 Telephone call !. 30 'crt-
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HFAN REPAIRERs

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~
y IENIFLF II West ia'h ST. formerly
vi'h T'~anf & 90 satisfaction Pu1ran
'"'d fans specially.
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FURNITURE. AND CARPETS.
--~~O< ~~J~.~>~~~~~~~~.~~~
IRON BEDS. BRASS TRIMMED. Woven
Wire spring and good mattress 81 9s
window shades zoe. each. other goods
prcporiions'aly low. !. Luis i2g,n- 81,
and sth ave.
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE Of culture and refinement AK
Turkish, Electric and Roman Baths ~
NTTrFp'S a. IVES, oSfr-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

LAWYER roRERT +. NOAH 3eo Broad
way--.o years practice In AL the courts.
clyu and criminal legal fees only, n
eiirnf's interests ever reelected actions f'r
damages arising out n injiry - pr's"h p'
property AMI divorce cases a sprc'a,N IN
"a ie-aI carre~p lnt'nts ever yNhe.e. hf-
&C.. 40. -e..nipne sac Franklin
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OFFICE rlRNITt RE.

DESKS -Roiit0ps partitions ratings. ia
hias safes fl'- presses fixtures bought
= up - G'An' LONGEST. near Rwav
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NiyNEOGR Apply. STESOGRAPHY
Am 1rynl, "a QITlNG

~>~~(<(N|r@N@~(-| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPECIALITY. sermon reporting and IL
arary work. references NOTARY PUB
IIC. RITA BRADT. -. Pau Building.
Broadway New York
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es~s-sNss<s~~>H
NFW -YuHK 'OiN ANp rrANf -. ~
"a mr. ,Gras. y ! l.ar@esi 'i1ct ~
Ar,-ri,a Ee liable hu>i'g ref'ITh~' i"''
,.orS. Hirhe-f prs piif fo' carly
American coll silver srl ccpps' con-
r.rSmiiu gs,. Iuc. iYNAt ~. LOW, ~
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sCALEMAKER AND REPATREn,
srExoGRApHEns a WRITER'S.

MISS vOoDER. 90 Broaivay. dc<s Ae-
curate aid frs,-cinss work: bcokletes
cirr,ils-s Teis-ho-e. Ooi r1r,lartt.
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LAW ENS.

ApsOTJ.TE 90 DAYS. HOGGATT Il a
AErHfl ~ RI THEIRS. N't"th'- ~
nTVOpCFS. Dakota and ~ 'aoN'N.
DIVORCES Inferigat@ "Ii u W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

t,eiJeNEg. -slng.e. uaacre,and' STOW
ing roses ca'nat tn'. Vipi''s. sIAp'r
,.ai,ia AMI flower garden. can take
G,p charge. city references " ,. !. -.
i.1s 2.ii
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UNDERTAKEN.

oa inner. Telephone. 80 Harlem.
UNDERTAKING and EMBALNING in all
its branches many years experience:
frs.-c,ass service satisfaction sgarsntes1;
a;yays open HERMAN A DELICS, i19
Decs'ur-st formerly ~ South Brooklyn).
Telephone e2i East Nsv-y9rt.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-02
Room for r afOrm.

LIE UNION has never posed as a
chronic kicker nor acted the role Of
Eabitual yrumbler, but it is willing
to risk making u record of that kind
if calling attention to amuch needed
reform neccssilales running that
risk. We refer 10 the prevalent
habit Of boys f~requenting the houses
of i'll repute 10 this city. This prac-
tice has gown to an alarming extent
and night after night youths still in
their teens may pc found in these
resorts, baskirg in the smiles of
tie inmates. The UNION is not
making this statement without
knowing the trnth Of it.
This paper is not an ardent adj
mirtr Of the Parkhurst method OF
reform nor does it crowd OFT good
pay matter to make room for le-
ligious announcements, but if some
OF the fond mammals Of Rapid City
knew where their darIinys are spend
ing their eveninys-well! If these
resorts must be tolerated in our
midst the police should at least see
to it that the youthful specimens
should not be allowed to disgrace
themselves, their relatives and the
community in general until they
attain their legal majority. More
anon.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-02
Bill Kills POpulism.

William GARNER, late candidate
for the state senate on the republi-
can ticket, announces that he will
not contest the election of Edmund
Smith, his successful pop rival.
This statement will doubtless
greatly relieve the community in
general and Mr.. Smith in particular.
We all know that this nomination
for the senate was "thrust' on the
Ziebach county statesman and ex-
Judge, but the ''thrust" was one Of
those kind given to heal up the old
republican factional sore in this
county-and after all the aforesaid
sore refuses to heal. "No n
doubts that the defeat of the repub-
1ican ticket was accomplished by
traitors within the party says Bull
in referring to the faction which op-
posed him, but he consoles himself
and pours oil in the troubled waters
of the political pool by announcing
that ''populism in South Dakota and
Pennington county has met its
Waterloo.' Now, that sounds too
much like Doe. Flick the night be-
fore election. Bill has the names
Of the battles mixed-he probably
ment Bull Run instead Of Waterloo.
The pops OF this county and state
are ust getting into their fighting
linen. Like the boys after the first
r,ut at Bull Run: they will line up
AID paralyz TX the Hannacrals in
1900. Dead? Keep your eyes on
this oft-killed pop corpse, Bill. It
has as many lives as the proverbial
Gator the '"'silver cruze,' which
our republican friends delight 10
kill every morning before breakfast.
But when "the smoke Of battle
clears away in 1900, Bill will be safe
in his Iowa home and will declare to
himsatf, 1T is good to be here
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-02
Whole Hog or None.

Henry Leedy bu,chered a couple
Of nice, fat porkers d few days ago
and thought that he was pretty we'll
equipped for the winter so far as
meat was concerned. But Z" there S
many a slip" etc. On going to his
c.ve where the meat had been left
to cool he found that some individ-
ual with taking" manners had .ap-
propriated the pork and carried it
away. One insignificant piece OF
fat side meat was all that was left
for Mr.. Leedy. 1t was a case OF
whole hog or none, and the visitor
chose the whole hog.
Mr.. Leedy lost a hundred or SO OF
chickens by thieves u few years ago
and succeeded in locating the guilty
parties, and while he seldom plays
the role of a detective he has a
pretty good idea where his park
went to. There may be develop
ments soon and The UNION will give
the particulars.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-02

success as superintendent as She has
been as teacher she will fill the posi-
ton with honor to herself and those
who elected her.
DR.. V. 7. McGillycuddy came in
from the Pacific coast country Thurs
day morning looking hale and hearty.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-12-02
BRIEF MEN o
Herr Tank Kee.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F.. Schneider
are home from their Iowa visit.
Next weeks UNION will contain
the presidents mes sage. Watch
for it.
Col. NJ. Fl. Day has spent the past
week looking after business matters
at Dtnver.
Editor Skinner of the Republican
spent part O! the week in the north
ern Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. LaBee spent
the fore part of the week in the
northern Hills.
Miss Estelline Bennett of Dead
wood has spent the week with the
family of Porter Warner.
Read the new ad OF the Lathrop-
Wrigand Mercantile Co., and attend
their big closing out sale.
THE UNION and the semi-weekly st.
Louis Republic for 81 % There's
your winter reading cheap.
Miss Bertha Qunggle, who is teach
ing at Pactola, spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in this city.
Large quantities of four-foot wood
arc being purchased at the clorina-
ton works preparatory to com
Ice 'ce operations.
John r. Brennan is home again
from the Battle Creek sanirariun,.
He is looking considerably improv-
ed.
Fake ''closinA out" sales are
plentiful just now, but Hurlbut's
Economy store offerings knock them
all out. Read the price list in an
other column.
B r. Geary Of Black Hawk was
in the city Wednesday and called at
this Office long enough to secure
this great household joy until Jan
uary |, 1900.
Ethel NJ. Cunningham, teacher at
the Ouray Indian school, Utah, has
been transferred to like position
in the Rapid City, S. D, school at
5000 per annum.
Editor Won Woehrmann of the
Hill City News was a welcome call
err at these headquarters last Thurs
day and Joined the writer in d dis
cussion as to chow it %happened.'
Mr.. Frank Landyuth OF Lead and
Miss ELLA Mark Of Dead wood were
quietly married at the residence of
W. H. Tompkins Wednesday fore
noon, Rev. D. w. Tracy tying the
knot.
Get tickets for Tank Kee. At the
Presbyterian church, December II.
l3 and IA. Tickets for the entire
course 75c; for single entertainment
35c. On sale at McNamara's
Three papers best pins Sc; lamp
chimneys Sc; 5x8-inch tablets lc;
Csc novels l0c; 4Dc cloth bound
books Zoe; Zoe and l5c toilet soap,
glycerine, highly perfumed SC and
hundreds of other bargains at
Hurlbut's Economy store.
Circuit court has ground steadily,
the whole week being taken up with
the case brought about b, the scrim.
mage between cattlemen and sheep.
men near Viewtield last spring.
The case is still on up to the hour
OF going to press and will in all
probability not to be finished be.
fore Saturday night.
Tank Kee spoke one hour and
three-quarters. and could have held
his audience as much longer without
firing it. He is witty, entertaining
and instructive; has a rapid flow OF
language, and keeps his audience
constantly convulsed with laughter.
Lafayette Qnd.) Daily Courier,
Hear him at the Presbyterian
church, December IL. IL and Ia
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17

brethren consistently ask l45,COO to
surrender to them? One Of the car
dinal principles OF democracy is, that
the majority shall rule and the minor
ity shall submit. David 3. Hill, John
G. Carlisle, & Co., kicked against that
rule and principle, and kicked the par
ty into defeat and themselves out OF
the party. They ought to have sub
mltted to the convention, it would have
been better for them, better for the
party and better for the country. Now
I am not, planning of the single
standard ADVOCATES. They have a
right to convince us all that we are
wrong and they are right, if they can.
1 want to hear all they have to say.
But when the convention meets and
they meet with it and they are out
voted, they onght to submit and take
off their coats and roll up their sleeves
aud help whip the fight. The demo
cratic organization cannot retreat.
1t cannot back down on the silver
question to please any man or set OF
men, or to please or capture SO large
state as New York. All who are
democrats North, South, East or West
must fall in line or they will be left
on the wayside. The band wagon is
driving on and cannot afford to halt
long at time to take on recruits; the
army of patriots is growing every
hour silver Is getting stronger, and
the gold forces are weakening. The
gold bugs have been driven to their
last resort There are no more hiding
| places.
We have the same old enemy to
fight, the same principles to fight for,
the same weapons to fight with, that
Washington, Jefferson Madison had,
| together with all the democratic gen.
erals and armies from their day to ours,
and if we are true and honest and
courageous as they were, we shall win
In the wind-up; If we are time servers
plumber hunters, dishonest, unpatriotic,
and false in our declaration of princi-
pies, and don't mean what we say and
write, and are only making platforms
and hurrahlng for silver to deceive and
mislead the people, we shall be defeat
ed in the windup and ought to be.
If republican or his principles are
any better now than they were in the
days OF reconstruction | have not dis
covered it. Ii they are any better
qualified to govern this country now.
than they were in the days of Jeffer-
son and Jackson, they have not made
it manifest Mark Hanna and COM
pany, Butler, Russell aud company
have conclusively proven their incapac-
4 ity, incompetency and unhtness to
govern either state Or nation.
w. H KITCHIN.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17
We surrender most of our editorial
space this week to reply from Capt
Kitchin to the Charlotte Observer.
SCHOOL CHARTS IN HALIFAX
COUNTY,.

Wilmington Messenger
The schoOImaster is not much abroad
in Halifax county as the accommodate
Ing plausible school chart seller. He
is too much for those managing the
public schools, and causes a large in
vestment in his system of teaching the
Young idea how to shoot by the aid
of charts. Charts are excellent things
to have in ones pocket if you are trav-
cling in STANCE country and where
there are many forks in roads. A chart
of the sea is great thing for navlgators,
as all sea captins have found who use
Maury's famous production, a work OF
southern genius. There are other
charts of human devlsing, but all fade
into absolute nothingness when they
are brought into contrast or rivalry
with those wondrous charts the Halifax
county school authorities have
purchased to the lively tune
of $4,000, to be sung with a
full chorus. In education there Is
nothing like that latter-day discovery
of education by school chart. 1t beats
even the geography singing vogue in
troduced by northern enthusiasts and
trusting philanthropists who rushed
southwark after the great war ended in
1865, and had geography singing all
around the centre. Young Josh sang
it with delight and Susannah made the
welkin ring with her music, in which
rivers, bays, towns, states, oceans and
continents were set to music such as
would haye rejoiced the heart of any
old darkey "befo de wau," who led the
singing at constructing jubilee
We are persuaded that great help to
the education OF the negro children is
singing the lesson, while for the youth.
full whites nothing is comparable to a
large supply of school charts. A school
thoroughly equipped with such an ed.
ucational adjunct can almost run Itself
without teachers or committees, and
learning is thereby greatly cheapened
and speedily obtained in three months
course. The charts are "great institu.
tions."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17

with catarrh of head and bowels. Six
bottles of Pe-ru-na cured him, after
fourteen years of enforced idleness.
A 32-page pamphlet containing sew
eral hundred testimonials, accompanied
by pen portrait OF the writer, cover
ing cures of catarrh in all forms and
stages by Pe:rr-nc, will be sent free to
any who desire 1t by The Pe-ru-pa
Drug Manufacturing Company, Col
umbus, Ohio.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17
The Coming Woman

Who goes to the club while her
husband tends the baby, as we'll as the
good old-fashioned woman who looks
after her home, will both at times get
run down in health. They will be
troubled with loss of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful remedy
for these women is Electric Bitters.
Thousands OF sufferers from Lame Back
and Weak Kidneys rise up and call it
blessed. It is the medicine for women.
Female complaints ana Nervous trou-
bles of all kinds are soon relieved by
the use of Electric Bitters. Delicate
women should keep this remedy on
hand to build up system. Only Soc.
per bottle. For sale by E.T:.Whlte-
head & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17
CHIEF CAUSE.


Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys is the chief cause of bladder trou-
bles. So the womb, like the bladder.
was created for one purpose, and ii rot
doctored too much is not liable to
weakness or disease, except In rare
cases. It is situated back OF and very
close to the bladder, therefore any pain
disease or inconvenience manifested IN
the kidneys. back, bladder Or urinary
passage is often by mistake, attributed
to female weakness Or womb trouble OF
some sort. The error is easily made
and may be as easily avoided. To find
out correctly, set your urine for twenty
four hours sedement or settling in
dicates kidney or bladder trouble. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kid
ney and bladder remedy is soon applied
If you need a medicine you should
have the best. at druggists fifty cents
and one dollar. You may have a sam
pie bottle and pamphlet, both sent by
mali, Mention THE COMMONWEALTH
and send your address to Kilmer & Co,
Binghampton, n. Y. The proprietor
of this paper guarantees the genuine
ness OF this offer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17
WELDON JOTTINGS.

Correspondents to The COMMONWEALTH
WELDON, N. c., Feb. Is, 1898.
The Mozart Symphony club, of New
York, gave a delightful concert in
Emry hall Saturday night to large
and appreciatlve audience.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave concert and feast in Emry hall
Monday night Tor benefit of their
church.
Mr.. r. T. Daniel and bride have re-
turned to Weldon.
III. D. Allen and Miss Eliza Purnell
will be united in marriage at the
Methodist church on Wednesday night
s 80 o'clock. Afterwards a reception
will be given at the brides home.
Mr.. Lewis Summerell, Superintend-
ent of Northampton State farm, re-
celved letter few days ago from Gov
Russell telling him to break camp and
move all hands from the Halifax farm
to the Northampton farm and work the
Halifax farm in the future from his
camp. There will be no convicts kept
on the Halifax farm.
Our town seems to have craze for
hunting Dirds-a great many have
been killed this season by our sports
men.
Your correspondent is now superin-
tendent of the Halifax Sunday-school
and goes down every Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17

Saturdays News and Observer told
of sad occurrence in Wake county
Friday. A man named Browning,
aged about 40 years, was going to bis
turkey blind early Friday morning,
and met his father-in-law, a man NAM
ep Strickland, aged 20 years. The two
had been at enmlty for years about
some land. Strickland attacked
Browning with an open knife, cutting
him in two places. Browning sprang
back and shot his father-ln-law in the
forehead. blowing the top of his head
off.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-02-17

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