Windsor Ledger from Windsor, North Carolina • Page 3

THE WINDSOR LEDGER. the midstof his ftTflnb L-jlt. a. Great Reduction. Rates $150 prr day.

1 COR. W'lUHXGTOX-'-' liAEGEIT STREETS. n. CENTIUI.TiY LOCATE) r. nx, I'K'ji kii.to:!.

Fall and Winter Arrangement Sir. on reach ids day morriinK with terrifflc hemorrhage continued notwithstHndiiii: the most heroic treatment, until his deat the Tuesday following. He was robust, strong and of splendid physique. Hvvms -staunch and truo to his friends, and quick to for s. KJ GREAT REDUCTION fn pri'-es of MILLINERY, DHKSS GOODS, CLOAKS BOOOS AND "SHOES, GROCERIES.

and-evivtlihiL ke it in a (iXERAL MERCHANDISE STORE. Giod lIoincrpun-4 cents a yard. Host Cotton Clot i 4c a yard. ood yard wide Cotton Cloth 5c a vard JJest Cahcoi's 5 nnd Co psr -aril, Saltern 10 and a vard. Double width all wool GooC 23 cents per yard, White IUrtJikcis 75c a pnlr.

Ladies Oloaka from 82.50 to $12.50, Doctor Strong Vtfoiscts 89c, 11. and Corsets 7Se, Mens dress sewed. 00 tariii's Shoes from C9c to $3 a pair, a iies Rubber Shoes 29o a pair. Mens Rubber Shoes 50c a pan, Good row Sujnr a pound. Good Flour a pound, Ladies Hats, Ribbons.

Dress i roods, and Dra-s Tr'unramgs ot all k'nds at v. ry low Call -m see us fforo purclMsinsas we think we c.u pave you money. Respectfully, SPiVEY a II Small wood's is the place for choice OYSTERS, PORTKR rc. L'OUSE STEAKS, The. very finest In the city.

I also keep conitoutly on baud choice vVINESt-L1Q110HS. CI a A US, CIGARKtTKS, KTO, snpidVd wilh Finn 03-ter-. Exr'rt Wines and Liquor al rates. (Jtre. me.

a iriul outer. NOT as Kxecul-r to Ve 1 il an i stu i ent of Jared Pi i dM-e ed. tbis is lo vnlt perou iiidibtd fo said euiie to make hnnn i. pavmeat and at 11 lv Imc liie etnte present 1'in dalv ul! entii i) ed on or lefote 1st day if Tr Vembi; Is'Ji. or lu tiiitiee (repleaded in bar of any le- iv.

y. Th 27tU 4. Jjckfeia exe utr I'eelc. St. I attorney.

NOTICE! By virtue of a mortcrajje executed to U. Ii. by Lawrence O. ilcytrn in book HI, p.ie 223. I will on s.itiirdayA December I.

1891, at the court hou-c doo. in Windsor, X. it '12 oVl m-Jc to the highest bidder cih. si.l tlie 1 ulivie W. IJ.

Meyts lived and ore hmidivd r.nd twcily v. vs no h-! and bona. led I thi'i land -of Ai'ntl N. Wbite une II. Lmvrencr.

T. Mtj-er, and Winder and 1 road, it beiuir a part of ihi A. J. i-ris land. This tKtoW 30th, islU H.

Ir. kks u.N, Mort te- Uy Francis. I): NY inston. ntt rney. Tiy virtue' of a mortmains cxocu'cl to It.

11. Jerniian by Danu 1 lerry and Aunitt Perry bin wife, nnd reui-lcrcd hi book 78, pa4e.r75. I will sell oi Saturday, December 1. 191 at the court houG door 1m Windsor, o'clock to' the highest lidder' for cash, to satisfy daid morgue, theinds ot iuiel Perry an 1 Annie Perry hi wife, containing one hundced and entj'-gve awes more or less, adjolnuu; the lands of James II. Lawrence, nines II.

Evans and others mm: on the Iasl side of the 'public roa 1 lead njr ti om Colcraine V.mdsor. ThU Oct. 30, 0 1. U. IT.

JcnniOAW. MorkAsce. lly Franeia D. Winston, attorney. 1 vv.

onnuuj dealkke; FANOY GKO0KKIE3, CON Ft; CATION ARIES, CIGARS, ETC. I mnV- afecialty of the best si cUknVinh tobacco: 1 cUalletigo.commrison hi quality and tjr.me and Apple Cider. HUNGRY. lUlll has ImpY, 0 v. i CB- 'ch in V1 Kreat man is in a srreat mnn preatest adornment.

The nnHme-y deatl ot this estimable lady has cast abloom over the crnn-mupity jo hich she resided and saudened. the hearts of numerous tnends throughout the -News Observer. Mr. Woodard's many friemlo county mourn in unison with him in his great loss. IN MKM.OIUAM, at Willow Hall, near Windsor BertioXV.

N. C. on Saturday Nov. 3, 1894 Mrs Mollie Bagwell Goode wife of R. V.

Goode She wasburiel on Sunday in the Episcopal Churcli yard in Vin4sDr. Mrs. Goode was a member bfythe Cashie Bap tist Church and her pastor Qev, J. B. Boone conducted he burial rjtes.

She leaves a husband and three children in sorrow. 1 have known her marfy yars. all the walks of life ho tread the straigh and narrow way that leads to Eternal life. As a wife she was watchful, devoted, faithful and true; as a mother, she was burden bearing, kind gentle; as a reighboro and friend she was sincere, cliairtabltfj'-jurt and hospitable; anb as a Christain prayerful, faithful and God fearing. I never knew a better womon.

She leaves a rich legacy of good deeds and an unsallied example of pure life to hi kindred and W. liiiuma ij. ijeicesrer, wite oil 1j' a Willie Leicester, and daughter Van and Martha Terrv, died the home of.hyr mother near! T5ans bouci. Ooctober 20: 1S94 aged 19 years, having Wen brought op in tlie nurture and admonition -of the Lord. She embraced religion- at an earlv age and lived a consistent member of the Baptist church at Lawrence Roads until her death.

Sim suffered a great deal, having that slow, but fatal disease, consumption, which carries hundreds and even thousands the voung down to fill an early grave, bearing her suffer; ings with patience, never mur muring. She did not die without assuring us that our loss was her eternal gaiu. She has doubt less joined her sainted father, brother and Vistrs -Va tire -IhoV shore. Weep not for her, she is not dead but sleepoth. The short, but beautiful life is cosel.

Though blinded bv tear. as rel alives athd friends raise their eyes heavenward they feci that-through Christ's love they will go to her. She leaves, almost a heartbroken liushaml to mourn1 her loss, besides a large, number of relatives and friends of whom the writer is one; but may we so live in this life th it may' strike heart and hasv.l with her in that sun-bright clime where partings never come and that sad word farewell will never be. uttered. P.

M. E. Tristram Capeheart, son oi Thomas and Amelia Capahait, of Kittrell, Vance who has been, living with Dr. W. Capehart at Avoca for neveral vears, died Tuesday, October 23, 1894, at 2 p.

m.aged 25, of hemorrhagic feyery He atleded the Edenton faii.t and the ball that night. While coming oer the sound he had a chill, but Now i3 your chance for first class goods a i low prices. LARGE STOCK DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS an SHOES. a specialty. FURNITURE.

Our stock is now complete; hi very par ticular, and we can please tue. most fastidious. BOTTOM ROCK PRICES: HARNESS A SPECIALTY, Any of Harness you want, such as breast-straps, pads, tracesy bridles, reins, saddles, separate. Qnick Sales aud Small rofiis our Motto TAyiOE 0. General Mercnaiidise i Wednesday, November 7f 1894.

entered In the Postofllce at WiQdsoiN. as Second Class itw SUBSCRIPTION RATES, V-Oheyear $1.00 ix months .50 lliVo ,30 Invariably Cash in Advance. ADVERTTSINQ LATEST -Oneincb. one week. $1.00 One inch, one month, 2.00 Pne; inch, three months, 4.00-f Ohelnch.

six months, 7.00 114! IMTL ill MIOVUU 11 U. 1111 1C UlClUC lilt Iai-ger'advcrtisemcnts and for contracts oy the year. ach insertion. iv'l letters and remittances should be addressed to INDSOII LEDGER, -Windsor. X.

0. Our The following are the duly authorized agents ot the Ledger to re for subscriptions and adver tisements J. Cherry, Drew; Jesse Phelps, Walke; T. P. Ear- Lewiston; John E.

Peelo, Boxobel; J. T. Perry, ColeraineJ A A Tin rvV 1 cffl l1 Furniture, vou win una at Davis' for most jiny price. The election is over and now our citizens can attend to their regular avocations. A.

Sa.y, have you seen those pretty Cap's at. Davis's they are all the go" call and get one. Vhpn ou talk about clothing Davis is fn it, the best, pr. of pants suit or over coat iu Windsor for the money. Mr.

5f.1T. had 'tlie misfortune to lose his fine bay "driving horse Tuesday night.i It had been driven too hard. We are lute in getting out ouivissue this week. We make no apology as we wished to print the vote of the county. Our thanks are due Mr.

Janies Ennis, Publisher of Tcbxeu's N. C. Almanac for a copy which is just out. Turner's N. C.

Al manac The Kqahle-JAU faithful and valuable publication. There la, no to compare with it. It is needed every year by the. merchant, lawer, doctor, farmer, t.In-. fact everybody should have Turner's N.

C. Almanac. It you have jiever had one in your home, buv the Almanac of 1895 and hang it by your fireplace for references and you will never without one. Price only" 10 cents for 64' pages of valuable information, and any page is worte it. The Almanac is for sale by drugiss, postmasters etp; or by the publtjdieV Jas.

H. Enniss, Raleigh, N. C. (Foiv Sale. One fine aged 6 years nest spring.

horse Terms treasonable. Apply to George T. Brett, Howard, N. C. Lost.

35 in hilts at or near Court house gate. One twenty, one ten and. one five dollar bill. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this office. Rain, Snovv and Sleet.

A heavy rain, snow und. sleet storm i came upon the atternoon ot election day. It was quite severe ior the short time it lasted. Personal. Pleased to see Mr.

J. D. Batemaa in town this week. He was looking well. Mr.

L. L. Johnson is home on a visit to his mother. He is lo and ia a member of the regular army O. DEATH OF MRS T- WOODARD.

Mrs. Fannie Rountree Wood-ard, wife of Hon. F. A. Woodard, died in Asheville on Saturday afternoon, Oct.

2,7. nd his only son, Graham XooJf ard, were at the bedside of Mrs Woodard when she died, and with, melting hearts accompanied the remains of the devoted wife xwa- mntlipr from Asheville to Wilson. Mrs. Woodard was a daughter oi the late Moses Rountree, 'iyilson. She was a most estimable woman, a true, devoted wife, and tq her only child a fond, affectionate mother.

She had been sick since February last, and while her sufferings; Have been intense, she has borne them with patience a'nd The earr -d nets; of hei. faithful hushand, in of at of rl fj 1 3 u.v- rr t- I i-s- i vttz on orn umt.xm a than yea Kt ilMUbir Thm rtKW II oil; Brti(fcotumcbtarf kin -mutU CLinAX, 1IHUL ctb.r JIIsU Arm rail rUi. TIac hint far IH.CJ wtniyoarimafadlfprlunn SiZ numr rar lio.oo.or tmir ln rzc)xin rr lio.ootbsa TH2HWE0H5SSuKG ElGtfSC c. ux U'rrT row calx vo n.xr V-J'-U Trade i 'tT Co nr BAY VIEW. HOTEL.

KDKNTON, X. Fire Proof Bnildinc, rnONTlNG EDENTON HAY r. a. witiTn. T0H3O2LIAL AUTlSl, W.H.

LEIGH ffJ STEAM A Vi OA TIDN GOMPAkY. STEA3IEU trtcft i a. tn. Hrt.eri-y. HlLLJAUiS HUUot, J.

O. trt.r iat irf j. zd gar snrrn ATTORN EY-AT-LA Wf PATr.NT AND nr.vj. 4Annh5trr, V. NV WASHINGTON, P.

C. A TO Easily ntf tr vet MtnittWfifiiT i it ltl TV i i rC 4 rf -rv- I Wof At I A2 itt i If jc cizU i' CeorceStimsomoc. Cox 4C3. PORTLArD. MAirin.

II. II JL- I aSS Oi'M i-i-x LOW TARIFF. LOW PRICES. I have just received a new lin of MENV, YOUTH'S, AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVEUCO ATo, NTS, BOOTS AND SilOIIr. "it Also a nice I'uic of LADIES DRESS GOODS of all kinds of trimmings.

Ladies and Child i en's CLOAKS" AfJD CAPES of the lattftt styles. Be sure and come and vou w.ll get the benefit of the Low Tariff. S. LIPS1TZ. WilidsorAcadeiiiy FOR BOYS AND tilKL F.

G. TAYLOR, B. OPKN3 SEPT. 10TIJ, 189 1 TERMS Pi tnmry Course per mouth, 8 2.00 InlenuHaatc 8 Alvaucvd No deduction except mca'c of retracted iliac. For further information apply F.G.TAYLOK.

PiilN. WINDSOR, N. 0. Roxobsl Academy. A HIGH GRADE CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The Fifth Scholastic year of thi poi-ular scbo-1 will bo-in Mond.iv, 104, irtiniM for ten Iinra.ic laiurbt: V. isli. Latin, Circck Frtuch and (rnn.n. TERMS mil MONTH: Pri nary.Eus;lUb, 6LO ItilenncdLito l.Ss Ill-her E-ulWi fiuladln? Kn disli and the IHur Matlienatic, 2(1 1 P0 Uc of piano for practice l.W'J Roard fr an 4 to 810 per mouth. Payable monthly vt ben rihcr arrangements Ikivc tit ben midc.

Voun? men lrin ly l.wr tan find exci llcr.i opporlu'iity ai Ui school. Fir furthrr particular addrrsi the principal, S. L. Johnston, A. RoxULN.C.

W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE I3THC BCST. NOSQUCAKINa Ad4 other wmcUMf tot Oeatlexara. L4I, I' Best In tho Yorld.

which rpr ta thU with, nam oJ fnem iv.iiiyv. GEO.W'. BaKRIL LKWISTON, N.C AXD A.S.ltASCOE. WINDSOR, N.C CHAS. GURLEY, ANUF A CT URER'S AGENT AND MERCHANDISE BROKER, CAMCELL NVIIAHF, 2.0RFOLK, Oil, roVaccovlIv Klrtw, Siar.

Groceries meat. Fruit, Prmiucc, rli iz- in- Chemicals oi au khii. prices. Social inducements nm bj AttlilUUl! UU1 PL ASTE1LS andTUUCK ACK.U hS anl orders Phone v. ll i w.

liox For Sale Cheap. ONE CARD, WELL FBANU. TICKER. It bas been used a part of two seasons. 9 I STEAMER LUCY.

J. J. JON 1, MVCPt.i AOtnii. 5 m. for Plmoutb and Vindrr rr-ct.

toutlduj all Ca' sc. Lmuinj. iu' the North hlrwC i-nrc otMr. Lcc-al From iJaUtr.iori-by Uav f. t.

Nr York bv O. D. from Philadclptda br Cltdr Lice. Jt b'lclimotid rjy tr. Ariel, font Pr ten burg by I r.

A.Mr Ca 11. Good bandlrd lib rare cn I fre I I i qturnntccd a low by any other lit For b.forrant'on ply G. L. iLirdrc. DON'T FORGET.

THAT Chas. W. Jacocks. CHEEPS A FULL LINE Cf- -UIEL? 1IKAVY HAKD- WAUK, STOVES, FARMING UTKXrJLS cf all des r.j'ti STEAM VIVZ. lilt ASSES and riTTINGS, IlAIUlITr at.

SOLDER. PAINTS: ft I HEADY MINED, 3)HY AND IN OIL OILS, TUIU'ENTINK, DRYER AND VAHNISUES. Csrriaoe fflaterial. da): CART WAGON AXLES. SEASONABLE cjpOl.TlNG GCOl'Sr; GUN RE-j PAIRS OF ALL KINDS.

(n fact, xl ns orcnvitnr lti IbcHAUDWAUi: LINK If iu uive -i call wMsuir. itUfii-I'nii la atvl r. Sfoliclin-4 barr of TOttr ratxor.au:? Jtn I mtUi rtri'i far I aj j.y prorvrou New Year. I Vou; CI I AS W.JACUC1 E. W.

PUGH.i DRUGGIST, WINDSOR, N. 0. PAINTS, DRUGS OILS. PERFUMERY AND TOILK7 ARTICLES. BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS.

FANCY GOODS. CIGARS. msinAL INSTRUMENTS STRINGS. STATIONARY OF ALL KIND? PRINTERS bUPPLIES. BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIP.

HANCOCK HOTFL. LEWISTON, N. C. A. Pr.orr.iETon.

Tlds hotel hxi all the coacnkr.cc sired. d-ack to meet sll train, and rr.n jrt conTeyjincelo anv rvo'lin tho county IUtc9iAJoaabt. i 1 1 1 1.