THE ROANOKE NEWS.
THURSDAY OCTOBUi;
18,9.
OUK WEXT FAIS.
TIIK WKLKON FAtlt.
It has allnrdeded us pleasure Novpral
liuip" to nntieo tiie (1 UtoriiiK prospects of
the Fair of the Koanoke and Tar Kivrr
Agricultural Society, which takoi phici at
Weldon on October '10. h, lilst, 'Had, "Urd
and 24th.
This antiunl exhibition ol Hie Stale has
over beu unilortuly successful, sod wo
buve assurances that tli i Kair of 1HT9 will
prove equal, if not superior, in attractions
o all its predocossors.
Mr. L. M. Long, Secretary of tlie Soci
ety, will accept the thanks of the Frre
Lance for a complimentary ticket on the
uccasion. Free Lance.
Our readers have all herd that "'Nine
Tuilon raaku a raiin." Possibly, however,
iiraa ol them would like to know the
tirisin of the Bavin;; Here it is. 'In
1743 an orphan bciriar hoy applied for
alms at a Tailor's shop in London, in
which nine jnurnejmcu v. via employed,
llu (orloru but iutellipent appeal awe
touched the hearts ol the benevolent tni'
ura, who gave him a p In I lio n ei.cti. With
this capital the young hero pu:eluiRci
truit, which he retailed at a pn (It
From the beginning, by iudunliy end
ricrtevcrance. he rose In distinction, and
Usefulness. Wlun liis first urii'iyu wash i!t
he caused to bo painted on Pic patul,
"Nine tailors made mo a nun."
THE BTOOESr WORM ON REC03D.
Messh Enrolls: A tew nays since tr.y
Iriend Mr. vVhilaker nl Ilmnoke told no
that lie had seen that m niiin ; on colton
tlk, a winu that measured 8J in 'hes in
length and 2 in hen in cncunif fence.
Iis color, he said, was lint ol ruinbn v.
a id the ra'ribow stripes went aroi n I his
bod? about 8 times. Upon his buck were
a l.irjje number of horns which were vety
lliurp at the ends. Ticiu weic four rows
ef hoins on his he-id and lour horns in
sack riv ; all ol theni wi re three q nrt rs
ol an inch long. His N et wete about
half an in U lonx, The horns on his In a i
Were like those of a steer aud Mi. W, mid
the worm looked like a steer w lien he
raised Ins 1 1 ad.
Mr. FI. nl Pilmyn n'ates thut he saw
Inst year a worm sniiilir to that men by
Mr. W but thinks Mr. Whit-ikcr sa'-v b
still W'r;n, agd il Mr. Whitaker will buy
nine ol his vermni re and civo to the
worm he warrants that ho will never lie
Hill any more l ut will ke'p now". He
8at he has moved still worms with il
oitcn. Truly. N O S K.
Cauin of tilUUTS.
ihOkaleStof babes.
WiltntNa ONLY Rh!57lN OUNC'8 and
TURKU QUAKl'lUtS AT litllTU.
Mrs. George Kroinai ol i)$ Wot Fit'tj
fixirth street, is the happy mother ol a
hilly developed boy baby born on 8un
day, and weighing eleven ounces and
three-quarters. The head of the child,
tthou -.Il smaller than a small app'e. is
covered with an extraordinary proat'i oi
light brown hair. The tca'iires aru P'tr
alar, tin' tyes briy'-U and clear, and the
kin is fine and delicate. The anus are
tli- thickness ol au oriimry little filler,
and tha fi mcrs are the s'zi of extra Ure
pencil leads. The nails, aliliou;ti m t
much bieger than a good s :i.d piiihend
are per ectlv lorirnnt. An nrdmarv
luncheon basktt is an ample cmdlu lor
'the babe. Hi height at hi III wa ;
'inches and biiidth uenos the shoul
drr 21
M,i. Fromm is a nlea?n:it fettured
G.ruian woman, live leet fevcu inc'ns
in height, wcluhins; l'!(J pound'. George
Froimo, the father' weighs 173 pound-.
11a it an ex-car driver on the Third av
enue ad, and out nl work. They have
heeo married eleven years and have h id
live other children, all of the ordinary
height and wiijht. Pmsic'oins and
O'hers who havr ex imincd the tiny babe,
aliendy rallied Oeoiitie, say Hint lie is
considerably smaller ihm either ol the
mi fts nt the time ol bi'tli. mid that i!
he liyeg he take the palm us the
smal.cit ni'in iu the well I.
The child is to be Implied two necks
from next Sun lay iu the German I'm'
es'ant Episcowal churc'i, ac Foity tl ird
n'rect and Ninth avenue, o! who h Mr.
Fromm is a mumlior. The father said ;
'I hope the minister wont lit him tall
in the font II:'ddrwnio a beer n:!,;
jou too. New York.
OVS. BAITLiEOSO I.BTTE.
RRMCIOUS MKBTINOS C KVKU-I lNS SiC
BATTf-RKoito, N (1.. Sept. Gill h lSi'J
Kdi ro us N icws: Supp isin ill it possi
bly smaj ol uiv god Irieods iu and about
Weldoo, may at lout bt wi'iinij ttbeir
trmn rae, I ask tho favor tlir niuh the
niediiiui of your paper ol leltiui them do
"'. (As sum.: ol Iheui Mm), in to than
a month sine I left horn.! to visit thi
Ttry pleasant section ol country, and upon
my airiTuI was met by inflations t meet
bienda it those social oatlnrin.'s common
iu Ibis community alter the buuicia U
by their crops, the lime flew ripidly
'id pleasaut. I was so ne wloit surnri-eu
tu find that tnu second Suuday in this
month had vrived. On that dsv Hcv. !.-.
Audiewa CHiiiiiienicti a pmtincttd nueiiuu
. iithit place. When it commenced the
Urmhersliip here (lid ant t x 'icilten. and
II ej were so located In the conii'iy ns in
he T'tiJ lit, to roncenMation f action
and ntcU was the spiritual o udilion m
IhcfO uomi piople that there hccmod to be
ury little piospL'Cl ot any ruatJii'll Ifood
beiou accomplidieil, the conreu'a.ion
liuai'ver. wue rcmnil ab'y Klteinivea.nl
respectlul and alter lew itiiyD liieiu w. a
rf docnled iiiaailest ition t"0i the
people of ii'ix ou ct'iccrn fr llic '!'
ban ol their touls. An I each suiclioL'
sermon eviden'ly increase I tint conc.c n
Until one alter an uher came lora'd a i l
.Hiked ao in'ercst in the I nycrs ol the
miuister and ni-uibcn. that action on the
J)rt ol the pcop'e hii 1 the power ot God
cuuie down, and many souls have lain
nsde happy. It ban b cu my p ive'eje
nd ctmlort to) have attended a pent
niiiny lueetins sf this kind, but I hive no
Jecidlection nl ever bavin!.' ti' n a
Binrti happy displiy ol the power
d willin.-ness ol (3od U b'ess
the ptople. When I look a'oind and
contt ruplnte the character and position ol
the happy Buhjjcla of this glorious work
toy heait swells with "latitude tli'l net
'as so me'ciiul'.y blest these d -nr people,
the number ol cotiveuiiin" thtn lar (111
will probably fall short ol tin: I'Epcc.la'mti
"I some who miy read this cemmunii i"
lion but the win k has surprised the most
hopeful and praverlul a-iil .r un Ine nsi.i
'cstitions last niht it seems to hive be n
'nt just beann. Iu nil my lite I have
tyer heen in a comniuniiy where there
M moie uuiveisal spirit ol hoit'alit v,
very door has beuu thrown opec and the
Pnnd people complain fit their tucn Is not
("flaking t thuir kia Iness Dr. Andrews
fms to have been blctt with super
huniHo nunc mud h nr. ilmt.lv Seldom i
V 'er id Ins ministerial labors ncio
Juntittincutul iu sciouiplisiiiiii; moie " 'i.
, ..... r .
Ti'E Kiliforof this pni'.'rls In no way resimnsf
tile 'or the views or soitenii-nts of Correspninr
ems. io eoinuiiinieariiiiis oT an niionvnions
ehnraeti'r will he pnhlisheil ; the real mime f
rue writer must nee..inp;inyall eoiniminientions.
any one wnn ni:iy reel iiir.trrleveit at statement
made by eorn'spomlents ran otitain the name
on Niipneiuinn to the Kitttor.
(Vii'H'spoieieiits will please write only on one
side of the paper. Hint to avoid havtmr their
eomiiiioile.iliiiiis thrown In the waste basket
will furnish their iiaim-s not necessarily for
liiii.iieaiioii inn as a guaranty of (foint faiih.
A'e will not notice nnonyinous corresjiondence.
3-A CAUD. I do not intend to discontinue
the practice of law, on account of my connec
llon Willi (lie Ilo woke Nkws. But will att-nd
promptly to alll'tuiltiess entrustf d to my earn.
W. W. HALL.
Fine old whiskies at. B. F. Sledge ACo's.
10) bi s, ol' lime, tor salo bv J. T. Ciooch.
IIkao notice of house and lot for salo in
Ki.t'tHld.
Ui'Ai) nnticn of sain o! iand by V,
Hull trustee.
W.
Tkm thousand people will bo present at
the in xl fair.
Kiti.tiNt-: I lioiso cnyiuo for snlo, apply
to J;ih, T. (Joocli,
Kt.t:(iNT raeo tr.wk and splendid raelne,
at llio in (air,
- . -. .
Foil Salh. A line new top brggy cheap.
Apply at this (lilies.
,rit) lurrels of Standard Kxtra llnir for
salo by ,), T. (iooch.
Fxci'km in Union on u!l the roads each
day during the lair.
A No 1 s"eon 1 b ind ,"it) miw gin, for salo
clieaii by V. II. Itrow n.
100 bbls new family llnirjust received
for said low. J. T. n.moli.
Kam, Itoods nni (voniin; in rapidly and
coll-.m is plentiful in Market.
Nowistho limn to sulueribo and ad
ve Use iu tho Uonokk Nkw-i.
Tub boildiiins at llio fair grounds have
recoivud a no it eo-it of paint.
- -a
Tit n !ir is the t..piii of conversation
every trliuru and with every body.
TitviNfroia Woldoii to the lair grounds
overy lirtote.i niinulm din ing lliu fair.
A iood 2 horn iv.iirou and (rood i'lrscv
wagon for sale cheap by VV. II. lirown.
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A trra-id milil iry di..pl.v on Wednesday
of lir week a h iiidsoiua Hag tho prize. "
Hkaii nolieo of s ilo of land by W. II.
Day ainlj. M. Uriz:i ird oiuninUsioners,
Many peoplo have siirnilied their inten
tion oi exhibiting al l eles at ih next fair.
Hkao notienof R.o Hniton,
and U. I. AMirook a.lm'r.
Colli 'I! tl.
Ir., adm'r.
in another
Catt. J M. am..t;o and Mi.. SV'm.
K. IA ri'inr of Ha'ifn wore In town on last
Saturday.
Two d- sirablo nnin (irovnd t wn lots
for salo on easy tonus. Apply to James
T. Uooeli.
Wastkd l'VtliO bushnls of wheat
hitthest tnirket prices puid. Apply to
J. T. Uooeh.
Tn i: cro'.vd at tlio ncxr fitr is cxpocted
to b.o(rr'.i Hut nniiy h.iio writlou to
Kouuru rooms.
Tit t: H :violi fiiiht. Tnf xn'.rf will soon
ad I whit" cross bo" i to their alio:' ly beau
tiful in. il., 'i in,
.Jitst received one c.r load of salt, a
qitantitv nf sh.-t and iiiSO bbls extrn family
liuur. J. T. Woocli.
I;".o. i'i, Ri(,of Ihn Toliaeconist, was in
toien Tunsd'iy, Ito looks well and we
were l.id to son bun.
Cot, ,1 .1. Kci.r., who was roporlnl as
d in roiis'y ill in Noifolk, is out of dan
ger, and much belter.
Sheet music of all kindi can bo hvl at
pu''!i-li"i-s pi-ices riy spplyinjf to Andrew
Joy nei , at the po.st nlileo
J. K. II m.i, i!i, of So Hand Xcek, ln
jtisi ivtiii ned from tho North with a Weil
ussoried slock ofirmds.
('o.Mltss'o:i-:m l ourt meets ii H'tlTax
o i Monday ni x; All w li i have business
liUioi-e it wtil t mo notice.
Wk pubbsb c!siuvl"ro to-day, a letter
siirne t " I. 'en," which will be interest
'li,; I ) lle.su of a p iliue il lurii.
(Ji.ass Im'I shooting at the fair. rr
miiiiii, a lino tireech-ioadin gun by &colt
and S .Ui Ib'j bo.il in ika iu Ainorici,
Kihk Insuianoo of ill kinds promptly
plnc-td by K. V. bUTLKit ill tiist-elass e vr -niinies,
do bo insured bufui'u It is too Into,
Wr. ato vorv sorrv iniiood to learn of tlio
tlltf-vs of mir t' win man Mr. John I.
.Tudkihs, Hope ho will soon be up again
.
Kir ii a iioiulit trains nro rniining over
be roads hero all llio litii, and unless
p""pn ato iostd as io scbislulos they uro
apt lo be louled. .
I'i.skw it krk wn tnib.isl; a very good
spi cell ol M r. J no. It. lii .lien, before llio
Idilield Agt 'ietiliural cIii'j soul us by llio
Mccietary, l ol. V. t . Claik.
M ns. U. P. M'l ki:s returned boinn Fri
day alter a lonj; abs. nen dnriiiK the h ateil
lenii. Weld. in will ho lively amu wuou
all llio wandorors relurn home.
lr.n a ivet tisement nf J. T. Yoiin
iii'".. Jewellers, I't t rsliurir V Tins is
a i I pi. co io ioii,.ii .-.. .; Iry of a!!
k itids and sp "ftaeloa 1 1 suit any eye.
TllK Soib.-.ir t ,t I'lO.tiokP Kailroid Cox
paoy lire bull. lin ii!'y n w lrBi,ht. ears
al iii ir win 'k-h.ip i'i I'ort-ni oith. Heavy
Ireit!1 is reiiuio loo.ti robing stocU.
For salo, Tiyb-r sod Liitiiniiis' new
colton im.is. H.sve in si rc io, i.O and o.l
saw uins of the above n.uku.
J. T.Gooi u
Jioks your ciu'ino or gin neod repairs?
li s i take it ut oikm t i the Koai.ot n Acri
enltnral Works, Weldon, wb-ri the work
will bo cheaply and expeditiously done.
Tj Wtnv.T tip.' vkrs.--I fci'i clioring
for sain c-X.'f Hoiil wheat terte!i,t'rs. Call
and soo oiiciiliits mid oerl itieaies of the
snpeiiority and adaptability of those
guaiioa. J. T, (ioi i.'U.
Lost on or sboiu t e hi si of August; a
gold pi noil and a gold tooth pick, handle
po..rl aud gold with letter "II." "
til.ido. A Hiiit'ihhi reward will bo paid for
same at ibis ollii c.
Maris; vii it tho residence of the bride's
father ou Kt idiiv Sepl ll'di L. R. Delterry
to M iss I'.IU t'l'i'P'iind of .Scotland Noo;,
by I'.ev. 1!. T. Van". May prosponty anil
iu pincss attend thrin.
Mr. Witi.n:iN Smith, cf Sco'.lsnd Neck,
passed through bcie Monday enroiito lo
It nliinoro to attei.it the lectures of the
Maryland Univers;ty of medicine. Mr.
simili has aire idy iitten led onuciursool
lectures and will in Ihu B.M-itia ohuiu bis
diploma,
Nortiiamiton Superior court ia in
sessio'i this week, ami several gentlemen
from this idncn ntii nig tliom i:apt. VV. II.
Day aud A. C. ollicoll'er are in altends
a nee.
Thr case ofClarkaunlnst W. & VV. Rail,
road for damages f r inurios dono liy fall
ing over a lot of timber in Weldon. was
continued until the next term of ibe Su
perior court lor this comity.
Wk hope those of our subscribers win
bavo not yet paid us will remit tdiorlly,
wo nave wairon patiently all the year, in
I
ii' pe wu win no remembered now
colton is coining into market.
that
Read advorlispinont of Mr. It. W. Pans
iol. Mr, Daniel is tho "old reliable" ol
VVoldon. First-class family groceries and
(lno liquors and cigars always ou hand
cheap. Give him a call.
Tub people of this section or rather a
few of thnni, awoke Fridav morning and
lound frost on tho ground. A few moro
rue needed before va can bid adieu to
chills and fevor for the Hensou,
R. W, HitowN, ilrugdst has Inst ro
coived a largo and well selected slock ot
Lewis' Lead, Linseed Uil, Turpentine,
VHrt.ishes, and I' irsl-class paint brushes.
Now is tho time to have your paiutluit
dono.
ricnsoNAf,. Mr. Dallas II. ZdlicolTer
lofl bore for Udliincro on Monday, whom
ho wiM in lend tbH collcito of I hyslcians
mid Surgeons, Tho session will'last milil
Mutch, nuu Mr. .. will remain until the
loso.
Tiiosk needing Molalin burial cases
would do well to send tli"ir orders to
It. F. Bi'n.Kit at. Wei Ion, lln furnishes
nil s zes at iiianiila 'tiirers pi Ices, ft per
rout oil lor cash or 'C. O. !.' orders notit
by exjiriss.
Mu. 8tu,i;t IIai.l, of Scotland Neck,
loll hnie Tunsdav for Loinsvillo Ken-
unkv, where bo will mitrieiilaln as a
siuilent at tlio Med.cal University o1 that
St ite. Ilo v, ill aoinaiii until he completes
bis C Hirso,
Maru;i:d on Thursday Sept. IStli 1S79
by the Kev. U. T. Viinii, at tho liutuist
I ureh iu Scotland Nock, Mr. I), a. I'opo
of Dc.wsons X Kinds, to Miss IViltio Hisli-
iifi of Weldon. The h ippy couple leli for
llichiuond v a., on a lour.
Dn. VV. VV, Ci.hii:nts of (laston snnt us
last Saturday a turnip which woighod four
and a half pounds and was eighteen inches
in ciretrnleroi'cn. He h is live acrns just
li'to it ii'id will proliahl v h ivo aouie of
tboin mi exhibit ion ut tli fair.
...
Wk nro nincb obliged In Mr. W. K
Smilli of SeoilHiid N'cck foraboxol old"
BRit giapes, Tho'O wero euoui;h for the
olll -p and in mi v friends whom wo coin
pelted to come in. May he always sit
under his own vino and tig trso.
t
Thanks. We tender o:ir thinks for a
compliment iry I ekot to the A Iboau, rlo
Agricultural Society sent us by tho Secre-
tnrv Mr. 15. ('. Rrothora. This lair should
bo attumlel by all within reach. Tho pros
pects for a good exhibition this yoar are
llattering.
In Damikh. rrophet of evil have pre
dicted a groat man dire calamities to visit
this inundario sphere in tho next year or
two. We don't wau't to unnecessarily
alarm any one, but would state as a fact
worthy nf note that doliuquont subscri
bers are in great d irgor .
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TtrK Uilt ib in I (aslou Railroad aic
making souio minded improvements on
the building which thy occupy as an of.
I'hm and w irehoiisK. They aro p ittinii
new w lathor I oanling on and will paint
it, and add oilier improvements which
In lp its appearance.
A Suit For Dam inns Tho casn of
1'arkor against ilm VV. .t W Railroad
compiny for d images lor killing 1'urker
at I jilield soma mouths ago was tried at
Halifax last week, occupying two days.
M inv witnesses wro examine I and a
vrdiel rendered by tho jury in favor of
tho railroad c inip iny.
North Miro Cm-nr. Norlbatiiplon
Suponor court disposed of tho criminal
docket on Tuesday morning, h iving occu
oil d about one day in trying tho cases,
Tho civil docket whs taken up immediate
ly and willprobibly occupy tho remain
tier of tbn term as thorn are several impor
t ant suits to I'O tried.
Pi:h.vonai,. We gladly welcome to our
town Mr. J. K. Kvansatid A. T. Huntley,
ol Petersburg. They came out with the
inteti'.lon of making this their future
linme, and are connected wilh lb'1 Weldon
hotel, VV b po tbc.v will wake many
IVo'iids, bo pleased with their now homo
and duties and remain with us many
years.
Many Thanks. W return thanks to
n.ipt. C. 15. Denson, Secret try, for a com
plimentary ticket to the nineleonlli fair uf
the North Carolina Agiiculluial Soeity,
to be held at Raleigh, on Oct. Illih, UHi,
Uih, lti h, 17th and ISth. The prospects
for a successful fair aro tirilliatit, and a
largo crowd will be present. Tho pre
iniums are good.
A man db-1 in Halifax county I hn other
div iudi bled lo h s most excellent county
pajior. Ibe Ko inokk Nkws, for four years
suliserioti m. The editors attendee) his
funeral and nUued on bia eravo a linen
du-ter, a palm leil' le.n and a chunk of
ice. Wai ro'iloti iJa.etie.
Ah brrlbo;- F.iote wo hevrl ens In ol
lire on his head by that e.htriubbi aci, and
those same coals aro burning him now.
Kk.movai.. Messrs. J. L. flass .t Co.
Iiavo im.ved thoir dining saloon from Nt
street to Washington avenue, onodoorbe
low Brown's coiner nt the green trout.
Mo-sis lass Ai Co., have always gleu na;
Isfsotio.i to all who board with tlmm and
the have better facilities now than hero
tolore. II j ils cheaper tii.in uny whero
Olsc.
nuiiNKOTo 1)kaih.--Oii Monday even
ing abni: sun set an old oored woman
by the naim of I.eltio Williams, was
burned to di ith at Old Hlakeloy, about
two miles from hio on the Northampton
Mile of Hi ) riv. r. No one knowa bow the
lire originated Tho family wero all in
the Held pickliig oolton, having left, her
atlhn boui-o by berscll. Although be
wis ninety -one ye.ira old fcho wai halo
and hearty, only sho had been Inving a
tew chills. Dr.lJIlis was tho first lo pass the
house, and seeing It iu II mien went to tho
door and dragged tho old woman out, but
sho was already dea l. It Is auoposcd that
bjiug slightly out of her mind from fever
she fell into the lire, which caught her
clothing and thus sot fire to tho bouse,
burning her fatally before sho could con
Irol it. Sho formerly belonged to Col. J
J. Lonjr.
Attkntion Roanokk Lioiit Infan
try You ate commanded to meet ovory
night this week at Literary Hall for drill,
and on Monday night next you aro or
dered to meet at tho hall in full uniform,
and with "a.-ius and accoutrements.
Ily oi der of tho Captain,
R. B IVKY,
( t er'y Sern'i.
Sppt. 30th 1S79.
Notick I HoncuM NuTlOK I ! I Just
received, the following goods at the whole
sale and retail storo of James T. Uooeh :
fliH) lbs Hams, 20IKI V. R. Sides, 3000 lbs
iluU Khotildera, 150 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
50 Hbls Family Four, 20 Hbls Sugar,
all grades, 10 IS.igs ColToo, all grados,
SO Roxos Soaps, 500 His Lard in 1
to 10 lb packages, 60 Reams Wrapping
Paper, 20 Uross Scotch Snuff, 20 Hoxos
Tobacco, 10 Hhls Herrings, 1'iiiue Caroli
na Riee, ling Roun 1, North Carolina
cured. Conking Soda, Spice, Popper,
Mustard, Slaruti Blueing, Caudles,
Matches, ,tJ.
Will sell wholesale, at Richmond, and
LialUnoro prices, freight addod.
JAMUS T. HOOCH, Weldon N. C.
()rht attractions at Proscott mid
(looch's. Kresb arrival of early apring
fabrics, spring prints standard makes,
new paterns ami colors. Soil tin isli nim
bi ies, best quill' ios from 10 lolfi cents.
IHiHohod goods for service, quality and
good wear at pinio prices. Meiim Hats
iinprecedouled low prices. Shies of
llio di i est qmlit v anil best make at such a
bargain nnvor oilbred .South of Hall iniorn,
all si v les for ladies, ireiitlnmnii and chil
dren from sevonty-livo cents up. Khviant
suits for gniillenie.i, Drap d' Lie, casse
menu, t weeds, flannels Ac., from J7.rl up to
r-'i.oo. Kull linn of groceries. Coll'.-o at.
10, lo, 20 and 25 emits per pound.
Itoaiilifiil while sugar ul S and 10 cents per
pound. Black and green lots ,V..i., ,Vc.
exceeding low lor cash.
ADDRESS OF JS0. R BRANCH, ESQ.,
PKESIDiNT OF THE ENFIELD A0
RICUI.TURAL CLUB.
Mr, Presi lent and member of llio jui-
lield Agricultural Club:
It is pia.le the iluty of Hie retiring presi
dent ol Mils Club t deliver an adiLrss at
the e.iobaiion id his leiin ol ollice. The
time has now come lor me to discharge
this corisiitii'ioii'il ohli'.'iiti in.
I ciiMiot but led, Mr. Picsident and
gi"i Icmen, how much I s.and in need ol
your liivoiabln 'it.eniion and indulgence;
as it is with no little uiub.n iis-ninu mid sell
il ir'. - ut thai I begin u lask which 1 ic
iiicni'ier has bicu peilo incd on seveial
like i c.ca-ioiis by in ptede. essors iu elTnts
of bidliaut liimniili and c .owning success.
If there were not substantial benelit nnd
lasting good in .he ebj 'C.s and purposes
which called into hie tbij assocbi'ioti,
cipiiblo ol emboldening the apieliensive
aud s ii'Ngtlicuing the ('cubic, I should
-hunk f'liin attcinpting to dtclli.go I lie
ollice to winch the kiudii' si ol this clua
lus lai-id me; but I led justiUcd in hop
ing thai tiie dcticicncies of your rctbing
president Mill be loigotteti in Ine iu tint
and iinpo i alien ol his fuhjert.
0 t s is a uoble ca ling, an honnrcil pin
c it an avocation venerated by ae: lor
long KuUrior to the time when the
Clial'lcu slicpneid cast Ins q net gn.t.
u i nded by tne lt ;ht of rcio c, tli ..uen
w oks an I jcms, iu vain o the si'ci.t
skie- ; the echo ol the 1 1 me' i i.st wns
hci' I in the lorest and Ins cmtenled an I
hiopy snii was wai. id on evis'big hie '.
Yes. ''oin iho Veiy hour that toe fcieit
iiuiiior ol our beng gavu he coniuniiui
die ifu an I nniliiply," .Icn-o and iacK-Ic-s
r. glens ol '.inliocndi d Ici.ib'y li ne
been ma 'e lo lie.i lliu wealth ol inliious.
linpcnciiiible lute-;, have been made lo
blossom as the ro c In ni-hiog lo man
iho otiuit-Ukshle evidence ttnt liyns
liiihci.o un volorel au I ii.l'indi wnich be
calmly en the nteisl of ciyst d se ts were
not ciesied lor elcinal solliudu an I silence
nut o u pleiii.sh the rami.
1 shall not in the Intel remarks I tiny
mal.o, un lcitaUc to clalxrate upon nut
slniit loiinngs and the mny il .eels in
cur modes and plans of ag icubil c. bill
l tax vnur paiieiire only lor a s'nc.
Line while I mil your nlniihon to some ol
you- dii iis in this the noblest of hum n
(ill. suits. A nc era Irw d.iwneil nuon
us; time I'onoiid ciKt'inis. old pf ccs-es
au I past cxocrien.is have besu swept
nway by the su giug viav s of a roirobl
tion wlrch lelt m sc ncely a line op n lue
vim. I to guide at to the hdiv cuiiucnce
atlaiiic I by those who have gone behnc
us.
Agricultural prosperity is Iho in t im
poila'd. indeed the piimaiy biancli ol our
na.l'iual inteic.it ; and wais will ever prwvc
a bine to uo aiiicitUitrsI p.o ile II s
m iv be less io sonic, and incident il prnli a
may iitisn in others toil n i such pioliis
ever I 'tuied an Ribq'iile compensation
for the dcmor.ir'7. 1'lo.i. waste ol fapitil
and i u d u s 1 1 y hah all wan must pro
duce. Next to peace our a'jticultural z'est.
ncss ib pi o is childly upon our union, a
F4. mil conceit ol Kction as a class, I he
piospeiity ol Kugl.ui I has been chiullv
oitig lo ibe gci.eial progre-s ot
civil'7.jl nations in the arts and improve
ments ol social lile ; hctire our grcati.e s
must be decided by I he alll iciico aud pros
perity ot our neighbors. Not an a no of
Und has been brought into cul.iva ton in
the w ilds ol libels or on the ali.nea ol
the M n'ssipui an t I might add on the
plains ol Kansas, which hs not widened
tbu m it ket il American indttsiry. Il can
ii.it remit in sprjad ng civil zuim and
eci'Kinent over the earth; and by til un-
cliaiigable l.i ot naliiie in spi o ol lh.
Siicidd. slid I'aninab'e p.diry ol out
gnvcnuient, the prosperity id our gloiious
Siuihiaudi.1 ai'pou I to icvivo tac in-
duhlry and cti'li'ti those vorv o 'p:c who
arc loildrst nnd bil'eiis'. in iheir nns-lr
Clamors a t'i"i"' "r U'-k'IOdi Hut tentv
an t s ire uro ih and iiideiieiidcice. Ln
inin ilul that i! their blind sii I barbarous
pi ijec s o! lUitioyn:; our piospe"iy and
grovil'i us p: ple cuil i be iiccouiniMieii,
il could have no othc i lb ct than Liat ot
l.OUl;e:tlV lolnKIUpttllg tl'lil I'Cgg'll nig
the veiy hiiciion whit.ll persists in taiisti-
Cally asc.-ibing our connug inilcpi!iilenec
mi, I p'osneiuy to our .cbetitoiis spun
Such uiitlu nt Indies the Siitll nl a
people loiuplitely ixhausled by llic
calumnies tiiiougli w hich lin y havs so
recently p.is-ed. Mid siu snxiout to Jiih!
to any power which g ves llicm repose.
I ask bow happens it that after lilteeti
years or more ol peace ul toil our financi'-'
condition is but btlbi improve If our
spin.? diicouraced ? our debts grcatu? ami
our lands mote impovi Tislied than when
we tiist undertook to reconstruct our
lortunes nut ol I he luins ol war I
Iu attejipting to answer the questions
here propounded, I shall not uudeilake
to discuss any sisgle question ol agricul
ture, as such d seusnons lie more propttly
to the domain of this club.
It is kuown to yeu, Mr, President and
gautlcmoD, that at the conclusion of the
war so comnli'ta was the upheaval that
our scil system was utterly overthrown,
and so thorough was the dionUr aud
chaos, that order aud confidence have not
alter several yiars cfutiilo aud turmoil becu
rtstrcd. Nor have we yet b.en able to
lav the foundation of society once again
broad and deep iu the immutable pi ma
ples ol law and order ; but us il ouvulsed
by an earthquake, we are prone rather to
B tik into despondency ai d glm in. than
with the provcrbial.skill lid inergy of our
nee, rise to the height ol the situ&liao
and with a master hand carve lor ourselves
a new d isiiuy, out ot the ruins of the
bitter past. The cause of tb:s state el
things is certainly not due to a want ol
energy, skill r industry on the part of
our people who have thown mere courage,
constancy and perseverance iu battlisg
with adveise circumstances. Tney have
been counselled to originate mams to
cany on their pcatelul pursui s in a great
in iny lus.auces without m nicy, niihmi'
ctedit, und I might add niihout organised
labor. And amid privations and hard
ships that were ca'cuiaiel to appall a
people who liom t e loundu'ion of the
gnvcrnmcut hud been the lavoed chi dren
of Inrtunr.
The Itui's if industry have nt as yt
swecii-nud their labnr, i or has ther
litoined up amid their hard experience
and heroic iflorts a single hope, a ray ul
light, to biighten and" Inter their future.
Is it not pla'nly deducible Irom what
has already brei stated that there is In
the plan under which we hnva lis. n oper
ating soinn inherent detect some latent
cn i-e? May It not be that while as in
dividuals we have s' niggled with a manly
courage but as an nrgani. itiou as sn
agiiculturnl people tse luve lailed to do
our duty, and have nt'.cmptrd what is I in
practicable a b hoot a concert ot actlun and
a ll.vd purpose. The ddli lulnet we Inboi
uinb r, the disasters we auller, are not in
dividual but social. They lelalo to the
community and can only be rendered by
an intelligent appreciation and a united
i lb 1 1 1 lor the public i;ood.
The labor question truly is a li-vrtk neye I
"lie, but st.ll the great question that 'lo
in, m Is our lust consideration. Without
organ z d labor thete ceitaiiily can be no
ugricu tuial success. The only labor at
our disposal is the emancipated slave,
who we ail know or agree is by lar the
most illicicil, and I m i ; li t pay the mnsl
iiliab if, and being lamiliiir with uur
wan a ptolucls. and modes "I agricul
ture, is by Inr better suited to our climate
than any other. This labor his been
wivked as you well know upon various
plans, bill none of tliein have proved very
S'ltislscloiy. Has capital lost its power to
control labor O', does the want of a
proper kiiulcde to di'ect tlrs labor
make it present this anomaly? In some
poiiions ol the So tth it seems that tlrs
labor is wotked with more energy and
sure, h than in our inimediitu section
And I desire to call your especial httui
ti.ni lo the lad iu the hope that in your
driiherations an discussions yon may Und
out the cause aud apply tho remedy,
Il is your duty uho, gentlemen, to
repoit the rcsuU lo the pilolic of suc'l ex
petinn nts as you may try, un l th ' elore
every pu c nition agaiu t (bceptioU and
ft slid should be taken, and strictly pro
tided against. You shou'd not do in
justice In any. st II at the same time out
spoken and independent action is the only
piobctiioi to the community
1 have thus gent h men called your at
tention t snme ! tiie sul jects that came
within the pin view of vour associatnn
, t us then w ith renewed . al a id united
cll.nt ss one man act in eotuvit. Where
I here is union there is stieugih, hcr
there is division there is wvakness. We
have not wotkel iu Irateinal harmony
with au eye single to the advancement ol
the insc.cst ol I lie wholit. The radical
oiianges that have takcu pi ice an I arc
tiiote than ever in progress in the business
ol laiiiiing render it necessary that you
should tike a d en interest in your meetings-
lor pmoe'lv in ma 'el so.iittlinic
setv ceab'e will be b.oiii lit out, iipplicibln
nl eacu individual i ;,8 . And besides;
this very i oming togetlb r inoutbly nl n
agricu'tu al club will siiuiolite individual
ilb.rt tu the sccomplislinii nts ol still
better results so that each recurring tie t
ing will be f, uitlul in new material as
wed as a moie tboioMth let ol tlio ol
S i ni. vi y soon miiurc will weir Inr
lively of golden glory when ti e sier leal
nl autumn shall begin tn 'alt and wu shall
"put doivn the ah vel and tho hoc" and
mike rely to enter tlu haivf.st to
reip ti e iruit ot our ai lnnus I duns.
Then h t us n it be unmindlul of. tnc
gooiiniss and bounty ol O id m whom wu
sie indeb'e.l lor n'l the-e 'c up tral bless
ings. H it let us in pnvate ss well as in
public let inn thinks In Him who also
scr.deth the eni ly and the latter rains in
their scnon, and chuvcIi the corn to grow
lor h co'i fort ot nun.
And now Mr. I're-idont a 'i I gentlemen
I retire ss president ol your club with tl e
most anient aud sinrore i-hes tor its fu
ture welliiH1. And wiih thtmks to you
gent leinni lor conttesv s'iowii and assist
nnce nlTirded me while in the disi haige
ol the ilu'les a hie i your kindinss tuipouud
it pun inc.
A BEE IN A MAN'S EAR.
'V i In cj'icnlly hear of bees cicepinR
into the ears o' people, which is Generally
u'tended with tjieat daiu-er and rnnsfdeia
hle pain, A case ol tins kind was repor
ted lo us last week. A bee entered one ol
the eats ol I) ivis Liebcnknecht. ot Lower
Windsor township, and alihnujjh it woul
occasionally wotk Its way out an lar a to
he. fCi 0, all oietiioda adopted lo eject il
Irom its In, lino plnce proved unavailing:
linsliy stn 'kino a cii;ar was proposed, and,
by closuii; the nose and lorcing the unnke
ilon tie throat, into the eustachian
tunes that c ntnect with the he id, it hail
the d-sir,d cfiecl to dri' a tln troublesome
insect out. and thus tclicvcd Mr. Liebi-o-
kiic.d.t li-oiii sr.y further trnjb'e. This
is a very simple and rrrtaii remedy.
BOY'S C0HP0SITI0H ON OLD MAIES.
():d maid ate women ol va'ious spi.
sizes and ptcvious loudiuoDs. .nniu Hie
very iaric and Mime aru very small mauls
and they sre ni let than they want lo be.
The exact lime when they become old
maids is not kinmu ; so. lis get line sooner
thau others. I doc t like old mal ls, b
cause they bide preserves so a buy can i
tin I i lio n. Il my mo'hsr w s an old
in ml I wmild ma oil to Leadville. Old
inaidi aro rjood for some thing" 1 hey
can tell which doctor to send inr when
you are sick, and thry know ho many
drops of pmeuo.ii: to "ivc a boy 10 en
cumber inn . Old trauls don t fjci
manicd easy, and don't like children
well enough to sleep Id the middle in hot
weather. They cau't dance because they
h ive no partner lo balance. Their busi
ness is to make bnimcis. teach school, an I
and rai.-o sprint; chickons. sonitt times
they will raise a boy with a shingle when
Ills mother is ionu to I he heat uen n
cietics.
It is chatted that the uiils nl Vasssr
Co lege fence with breomstieks, cvident'y
under the mistaken imprraiioi that that
was a hat brorus'icks were made for.
,VW Uushols of billed uiual for salo low
J. T. Uoocn
MARKETS
Vt'Ki.noN, N.C. Oct. J, tm.
I'olton - M l.t.llltifr, dull and declining, 9
Miomr, ltrown 71.
" Ilraiiulateil 11.
" standanl A. 111.
Cotf es, Hio M4MI1.
l.aK-iiayra HHia'ii.
" .lava IS'irSii.
Kxtra Flour
Fain Ily Flour R.WH. K.r,i.
llaeon sides 7H.
Ilacoli stionlder , til
Hulk shies c.
Hulk sholders 6.
Mult tier sin k, 1.65.
Butler per pound "w.
I.ttiil He.
Molasses per gallon, , !!i(.i,25c.
Norfolk, Va. Oct. 2, 1B79.
lno
'4.
SSflMi!.
45aMS'.
iM.
6.C0.
Cotton Middling
llood ordinary
t'orn, per bushel,
(lats, per bushel
Flour. Hupcrtlim
Kxtra
" Family,
l'KTKHSUI'BU, Va. Oct. , UT).
Cotton -Mlddllnfr, Inn.
ilowd Ordinary, H
Pork tier pound 6tttte,
Ilseou, N.O. lion round Siiiiln.
' limns lllilill.
Flour, Fain lly, t w 1 M.
Hxtra, t.Tre.i s.tm.
" Hiipcr. .s.rliial Mi.
finrsr. ilrauulaled per lb. VV
" A's V(n:ie.
' Yellow. 7Was's.
foiree, prime Rlo MalS.
" l.auayra, lfialrsv
' Java, jriisne.
Molass's -Suifar hmisc per gal ItnnJI-
" (loliten Nyriiti H"-4S.
" New ilrleaus H.IH40
lamamrmFwmmmmmmnmmmm
NKW ADVKltTISEMENTS.
N
TICK.
I will not, after Hits date, pay any debts c in
fracted by my sou A. I.. Tops
oct lilt. A K. rtH'K.
J,lO 8 A L K .
Store and dwelllun houai III the town of En
tb ldN.i'. invelllim' liasan acre and a half lot
attached. Terms liberal. For particulars, so
plv lo . VV. Whitehead, ISnllcld. N. C or W. W.
Hall, Weldon, N. (I. oct II
rjMIK IIBSDEKSON TOBAC'JOSIHT.
P. B. CLARK, EDITOR AND PR0PSIET0R.
I1KNDEUSON, N. C.
Fine AdvcrtUlng IMediuiil,
Actual circulation In adjoining eoiinlles lcrsl.
CLARK 8 JOB OFFICE
.tot Work xccsited with neatness and dispatch
and nt briees that defy competition.
Not the largest and cheapest In America. But
Itest Work as cheap as any First-Class Ollleelu
thoHlatu. ucinf
GREAT BARCAINS.
We are now rccnlvimr our new and beautiful
ifomls recently pii'diased of the liiauiifaeturers,
and cordially iiiTllsyou to call and see theia.
The largest aud best selected stuck ul
(tOLl) WATCHKS.
HI'.TM UF.IKWRI.RT,
J A Nil ltKAI'KI.KTS.
UFKIIA ANI1 lUIAKn CHAINS,
DIAMOND AMI SUM. RINUS.
bl.K.KVF. BUTTON AMI HTIirtS,
Hlll.I II SI I. V fill Sl'OONH, FUKK.S ae.
Tlio Best $10 Castor mid 3 ( lock
i; V K K HULU.
Use Young's P.
V.
Ulassrs and Improve your
eyesnrnt-
Watches nud Jewelry repaired h the
best
workmen. KuirravliiK neatly done liy
J. 'T. Yot; NO A URO,
oct i ly lMcrsbiin,-, Va.
K OF LAND.
fly viitue of ofadeod of trust nmde to nio by
Tlioinasj Kiel.ls aicl Manna a. nis wue en i no
I II h .;. iv of March 1MM und dlllv registered 111
book fi. I'Sire 31, ill llie ollice of the Reirister of
heeds of Halifax county, I shall no Monday the
Itrd dav of November next, sell lo the nls-Uest
bidder nt blieaiiciloii for casli at the court
home door In Hi town of HaPfax the following
al esoi.e siluined In Halifax county uei.r the
own of W'-hlon. and bouuded as follows to wit :
c rlnnlinr nt W. C. Hill s corner on the road
Siting fisiui Weldmi to Huss and I'onton's mill,
running down said rt'iel tlity ftet lo .
li.ivis' eorner. thenee at nirht aucrlss with sum
road aloiiir said llavis' line one hundred and for.
tv live feci to Hooch's lins tlirnee stolid said
line lifty f 'el. theuc" parallel with said Olivi a
hue one liuinlreil and fori y-tlve feel lo the he
u'innlii : c uitain'ti-r one third of an acre more or
W. W. 11 A 1.1., Truatc.
oct S tf
N
OTICK.
Ilv vlrtuoofan order of tbe Superior
Court of Halifax, I shall on Monday, tbe
Ird day of November, IS9, exposo to
public salo nt the Courthouse door Iu
llalil ix town, tlio toiiowinir roal estate
bolntifipiiK I my iutesta'n, Kdward C'oni
Liana deceased: 1. Hie Kivei tract oi
land near Halifax town, co'ilniniiiK about
111 acres. This tract is vorv forttlo.
Tlio '"Upper Trad," bounded by tbn
lauds of llaniamiii riiolps, Hoi. Williams
and others, and onutainimr about in)
acres. This tract la heavily timbered
S. Tlio "I'opn I I imo, Ivlne on tho east
M.loof the VV.ifc VV. K. K , and ooiiiaiiiitiK
about 43'i acres wilh valtlablo boildinga
and improvements. As doubts have Isieo
svucesled as lo thn title to this tract, I
will. It desired, pav a I csls of sottluir
decision of iho Suiireino Court upon It
beforo i x ictiiiic a noioiilianco with the
bid. The bos I b(ralt:ilont of the State have
lironoonend tho tilio perfect. Terms
due fourlh cash, rnmaindor in three equal
iusialltneiila pavahlo in 12, 18 and 'M
moiiibs, on Isind with approved security
interest at S per cent. Titlo retained till
paid for.
rv. ii. iiuiuua; Amur,
Halifax, N. C, Sept. ib, 170.
oel 2 5c,
1857
LOO i
i: S T A U L I S U E D
January 1st, IS 57.
R'JFE Vif- DANIEL
His stock of 1. colors, flroerrlei, and Coulee
tioiierics euibraee 111 part
FHKNt'H,
AVIU.B,
LI.ACKBKKRY and
WIL11C1IKRUY BRAN11Y,
WHISKIKH,
FORT. HIIIiURY.
MADKIRA and
( II AMt'A'lNK VVINB.
CKlAlU. BACON,
FLOUR, MObAfSlis:.
LARI1.U1NQKR, TKITER.
NI'Ii'K, A l'1'LK.s, J Kt.I.I E S,
1'ICKI.Rs, BHAXDY
TKACHliHand
CCiNFKCTIOXERIES.
AppollloarlM, Ncllaer, Urriuasi,
Kronthul Xitaral Waters.
And many ether articles too nuineroiu to men
tion. A. W.T1A.MF.L,
10 Wash. Avenue, Weldon, J. C.
h'I S Jy
NEW ADVEBTISKMENTS.
N
JOTICB.
Havimr ilulv nuHrs-if sw admtntstrator of
Hlchnrd Alsbrcck. all nersrais Imrtmr ellm
SKalnst his estats sre hereby notified and rr'
quested to prosetit them to me duly autlimitlca-
tei on or ueroreuci ihi. itiso. rersons inaeoiM
tn the said estate are requested to mak ImOK'
di&tesetiUuwnt. H.I. AI,H'3RIW1K,
AJrar. of Hichard Alsbrouk.
By Kltchln k Dunn. tty.
oct I tf
S4
A LIC OP" VALUABLE LAUD IS
HALIFAX IOUNTY, if.C.
In piirsuutice of a deere of Mm Huperlor
:ojrl of Halifax County. September
Term 1879, the undersigned as oonsmia-
sioc r appoint, d by ta.d court, will Mil.
lor division amongst legate, on Monday
the 3rd day of November 1579, at ttim
Court House door la the town of Halifax:,
that valuable tract of land ln Halifax
oounty, lately owned and occupied by tba
Into capt. nice a. fierce.
This land la situated rour miles iron
tho town of Halifax, and five miles from
Weldon, is lilahly Improved, and is well
adopted to the growth of all ereps raised
In this sootlin, it contains Detwseo six
and seveu hundred acres, and la oen-
aidered one of tbe best cnttaa farms 1st
the county, It Is also wall timbered anal
well watered. There is upon it a oott.-
tuodious dwelling, twe offloes and all
necessary out bouses for farna parpesss,
good orchards, goed water, tbe netghbasr
bood healthy and the people laleUlsreBt
and roQned.
I bis land will bo divided In parcels I
tilt purchasers, and a map showing loss
lion and boundaries will be exhibited osi
tho day of sale. Dr. A. B. Fierce, who
lives near, and Capt. A. B. Lynch and
Mr. CeorKO C. fierce, woo reside upon
tbe plantation, will show the laud to aay
person who dosires to So il, and any
other Information desired can be bad by
addressing the com aiUsionors at MaMa
or Weldon.
Terms of the sr.le will be twenty-five
per omit, of the purchase money In oaab.
the balance la three equal Installment
yable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, for the deterred payment tbe
purchaser will be required to give bonds
well secured bearing elgbt per cent, In
terest Irom day of sale, and the title will
be rot lined until all tbe purchase money
Is paid.
I mVgi rtWARI, i Commlsslener..
Halifax, N. C, beptember 30tb, 1S7.
oct 1 M.
VV. B It O W M H
BKLIABLE DEDO ITOBl.
OLD
Is always supplied with
Fresh Drags and MedlelaM.
NEW OOODH RECEIVED IVERY WIBK.
The stock of
FANCY OOODR.
TOII.KT ARTICI.EH,
LAMP (10011R,
1LI.UMINATINU and
LUBRICATING OILS,
PAINTS, I.F.ADS.
LINSBED OIL,
and all falnters Materials will be alwayt foaad
to bo full.
Garden NVctl and Field Sseda la aaaaoa.
Choice pure Whins, Whiskies and Brand bee
for Medical use. roie rig-am, caewiag
and SuiokliiK Tobacvo.
Prompt AttrntlAii to
11 OrtUra
iy natll.
44-l'hysielans prescriptions carafolly eoiu-
IHiiiie'il by coiiipoteiit clarks at all hoars, day
or night. Call aud sec int.
K. W. BROWN,
net 61 f WiLDoa, N. 0.
AT HOME ACAIN.
11. 1'. SLEDUEafcCo.,
lt Klroet. Weldon, K. C.
We dosire to inform on r friends and the
public KoneraUv, that we have a oomnlela
stock, consisting of
Itscon, Flour, Meal, Lard flutter, FIsb,
Choose, t lackers, Cakes, Con feotloae
rio, Starch, Soap, Tobaooo, Clifara,
Suul', (iifiner, Topper, Sploe,
1'lckles, Jolllr e, snd
Jirandy Punches,
Our stock of liquors embrace in part,
Froneb, Appln, Blackberry, ami Ulngsr
Brandies, old Rye and Cora Whiskies,
1'ort aud She ry Wines, Giu,
Hum, ifco.
Our Immense trade already enables as
to sell Roods very cheap, and we oordiallr
invite our many friends to aive ns a call.
Our maxim is to treat all right, Lire and
ioi Hive. sept. 25tr
IS? 9, Fall stud Winter, 1800.
I am opening a new and desirable stook tf
MILLINERY COODft
Enibrsoing a oomplets line of
Hats, Ribbons, Plusb, Velvets, Bllka,
Laces, Ornaments. Crapea, Krla
Cos, Knibrobterod (lallooos,
lluUons, Fancy Ooods,
and Notions.
PItX?o iIA!I!J!'J CtTTTIS'J A!?D ?ITT!!''
at short notioA. Latest Rtvle
rrsa Trlmminira, Fringe, But
tuns, Fancy Hoods and Notions.
Weddlnir and Partv Drasaea made,
aud If reituested will furnish matetiel
AGENT FOR
E. BUTTERICK & CO'8.
CELEBRATED PATTERNS.
Catalogues sent free on application by
sending stamp to prepay postage.
MHS. A.U. JOXES.
140 Hyoaraore Street.
PKTSKSBUUU, VA.
sep2i3m
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AOLS BKKWRV.
CEOi W. ROBINSON.
BREWER DEALER IN MALT BOPS
Con. West Ci.at iim Harrison 8ts
RICnMOND, VA.
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