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CHArjLES A POVVE LL
Fubtihera mm lrortM u t
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FRANK jOWEUL.
"k.ltin'. IN. c:.
Thursday! - - September 23. 1882
Entebbe at the tost-omioi 'at Tabbo-
BO, N. C,, t AS SlOOMD-OI. HATTBB.
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Democratic State Ticket.
TOB COSaRJMMAN AT LARGS :
RISDENjT. BENNETT, of Anson.
To 8DPKEMB COCBT JCDGB !
THOltiS EUFFLN, of Orange.
TOB C0NGRIS8 VIB8T DISTRICT I
LOUIS C LATHAM, of Pitt
For Superior court Judges i
,
tfiBST Distbict.JAMES E, SHEPHERD.
Sbcohs 44 FREDERICK PHILIPS,
'f Hiat ' i,T,M4Wn A. McKOT.
TdUBta "! JOHN A. GILMER.
tirtu - J' JAMES C. McRAE.
glXTH W. M. SHIPP.
' POLITICIANS.
-The primary mauing of the word
politician 13 one verecl in the science
of government. Then from the die
reputable tricks of some party lead
ers arose a secondary meaning, one
of cunning or deep contrivance. The
last is a terra of reproach.
We givf these definitions that our
people may not class every body as
a politician that joins cluba, votes,
and takes an interest in our elections.
Last week: we heard as good a citizen
as any county can boast of give as
a reason fr not joining a campaign
club that he was no politician. A
gain we have heard equally good
men say to those who canvass tLe
county vre want bOine of you poli
cians to come out and speak. In
both of these iostances the term is
misapplied There are few if any
politicians among the Edgecombe
Democracy according to the seceu
dary meaning of the word. Those
who do the canvassing, the speaking
are more Entitled to be called patri
ots. Their reward which they zeal
ously labor for is the satue as tuat
for which -patriots have fought anil
JieJ good government. Citizens,
democrats., of the negro ti l lf-n conn
ty can havB no other incentive. Die
politioal afeua is
Two thoitdftr;.' v
J;rilv vetoes
political
and talents a
oivfii o brir ont a
full vote ffr thf r--rt; th-r givas uh
the best goya-i J:. ILo man
agement -Ipi a ;rovcr:;r i :i:' as in con
ducting iifdividual afi: f r'e dif
fer as to the bist method of proeeed
ure. In this republic w are all
partners. jEi,3cfcions are held lo de
termine hciw the partntifship eute.
prise shaUi be condaccd. Tuso ih the
true andeprrect viav frora vh?c!i Tre
should deleririne our Jaiios as citi
zens. Thfer3 is no place for the in
dependents voter. H is as much
out of place as a decent man in the
radical party. It is the duty of
every citizen to vo.e rt all elections
either to endorse or dispprove r f
the present udndnistration. Not
only this but if a citizen believes
that a particulv v-irtv vlll givs i'uv
best govern i-. t u ; : i a,':
means make r:veT ' r;i--- i
to secure th r-.n-- : "' y
The degret'f i'clh . u :u-. De
in proportion V.z .'.i-stake.
We stated -c i'--- -.l:r.:;
only a fewpoliii-jians, iil. was
eral. In cirii'u i;srf i:".!.- rV,a
WC1 t- i
I
:'. i
iff
governniert 17J.' citi .ua Luv- 1. ::
ed the science theroct. Ti.?-; :.V!.
been tauglf 'it by tL'--ir b.tLer ex
perience ofiarticai. ii.i.'-rula v: d iLe
beneficient-rlhct of tleu-oci.iti" hon
esty, this imiticaiar "branch i.j.ccunty
coveinmeni. This is all tla edv.-
o ' -
cation tLattIie radicals. fMvc. ana
with so mufh vigor did iL.-j Leach
us that no pne can comylain of a 1
neglected jedtt'eaiion. In thi;;
spect v.o iuy f''y be called poli
ticians, thejpiiu vy meaning is very
applicable, tre hi.v :ot the i.cicnr-c
or art of eoiiint troremaen. 'Mown
fine." Likewise are the evils of the
Canby eystfni, foisted upon us by
bayonets not bo remote but that
every good icifcien should be alarm
fA. Oood il citizens should scraii'i f
every nervej escrt ail tr:c:r tnergirz
to defend iieif xnoptrty. Enough
monev has'bf-cn spent in i-he last
eight years get
lessly anJ
the interef.!pit
to run a tcMoo
the county . i C:
at a salary f i
Te dolia c k i
..1;
rile Eeect
no .rp-'iC tLrt
,"J':ivl :.:o
: . ; to-.v;-'j!jip in j
-c.i.eu ior each
Ices thtiU foriy-
.::t. x.nouga
v tbo radical
money wa:; fi.
. 1
party in 185 ca sot-cdlvd puuper.;. t3
have clad the real ones m suk rn
broadcloth Enough coats imposed
try corrupt ' i Justices ol the Peace
were paid during that period by ig
noramt people without any sanv oi
Jastice, to iave paid tlie state tares
for last year. Wben h .who works to
Tiard against these evilH is called a
(politician it;, is v i th pride tur cpi
thet should bt stjoken. We should
be proud tp be called politicians
"when we organize for the defence of
our liberty find our property.
We commend to the careful con
'sideration of thoe who say that they
'have no time to devote to politics.
wUowmg'ta. iroru a speech by
candidate for Governor of New Yor:
Ui:-r.AxnVJ U I m mU i ChafiaA
Dot unlike those we owe to orMneigb-1
oor ana w. our uoa.. ne who uiuub
Knar nma ty rtAvotA v zo imDiiiMraiif
cm' will rwti-riAns una zdm lie , tuav
become the prey of public plunderers,
and he who indolently cares not . who
administers the government of his
oifr- Tsill Ka livtnor fJAlv ftnd ID the
noglect of his highest duty as a citi
zen." NO FENCES .
i
Timber in all thickly settled coun
tries is a very important item and
forestry demands almost as much
attention as agriculture. In many
portions of the! State our forests have
been "destroy to such an extent
that many farmers find it extremely
difficult and costly to get enough
timber to fence their-cultivated land.
In many parts I of this county the
land owners have awakened to the
fact that that their wooded land is
verv scarce. In the western and
northwestern sections of the coun
ty fence meetings have been held
for the purpose of getting the own
ers of the land jto unite and jointly
put their lands kinder one enclosure.
Different ways pf accomplishing thia
hare been proposed and advocated.
OiJy two of them demand any con
sideration. One is a joint stock com"
paay chartered jy the legislature and
the ether is a mutual agreement by
and between the land owners charg
ing the land with the expenses of
keeping up the ommon fence. The
latter plan offers many advantages
over the former while it is equally as
good. The former method will
force people to do that which they
are oppo.spj tl which is wrong.
We are firmly convinced that we
should have stock laws; but we are
equally sure thatj a large majority of
the people are opposed to it. No
law that has not the support of a
majority of our citizens will be ef
fective or even respected. This be
ing true the beat plan, it occurs to us,
would be to convince those who op
pose the roeasuj-e, of their error.
This cannot be done by force which
will only intenRinr their opposition.
The easiest way will te the best and
that way is by example. i
Let those who are in favor of do
1U2
away with un
necessary fences if
tLtir lands adjoin uuite iu-au agree-
tnnr in writing. In this agreement
can be set forth all etiDuiations and
rnl- bv wLich- covenautiUiT
ue t' jverned.
Each lan 1 owner
pin1 tip t'
prep rti j.:
J thv
to till
Each
cc?t tiiii:
5.
c r.rs tu- tL
eueiosed.
should vote in sarue proporticr say
fJty or one hun-
lre-l acre?. A committee cumpuse-l
of these land owners should bo ap
pyiuted whose duty it fchould be the
Linking Rnd keeping up of tl e com
",on f nee. Damages for stock
! - 5 should be adjusted by
under the rentdations
lontaiuod in the agreement. In
?Lio-f very tbing
iug ot a no fence
accomplished by
agreement.
for a perfect work-
law can be thus
his simple mutual
We have hear only one objection
to this plan. It is asked what will
you do with tenants' hogs cattle and
Sc. There need be no trouble about
The landlof 1 "in make if he wish
tenant that
gets out
M.aut shall
and
pay
Lilt;
landlord cau pay
r;ni .uraseii.
XL: : "un i.s
s in the act ofbe-
: to op ;'i'fJti-JU near William's
. Cli.
Ve hav
eno doabL that if
tried !
coniinuiiiiie or
:-.ods lucM satisfactory re-
It v.
ii.lx
the opposing i
II SCO
he "benefits that
w
o have so much
to keen
up. lie will want
to i- i?
:n it a argntneiit, meteaa - o
feelings
;iJn'st neighbors
ui havo
lilies towards these whc
1 ejected Lia vitvt-s and opinions
hav? ueeu onl'
.r--judice.
' foel cooiilfci
in oayir.g that
e,v years almost
wiii be under one
f -jr.ro.
Ojiaiug Svsats Cat their 3had&vs Be-
No Scute's politick, ex'tepi, onr own,
at u act
a? nj'.tcii attention
SNew
worftil, abij
edi
g in cv t4-y stiflUor.
Yoil. ' 'f;uij tt-d
luo U.'.iwU,. St-
1 r.
or j
In i
t
i'ei:..- i'-.. ;i.t
o ,v I'o-L.
rad Aiepviblioana
heir conveatlonR-
Tbe Democrats
hhv?
JUS
wlifv ii oai:nr.t8d Coveiiior3 and oth
er Staie oScer:-,. Tho result of the
elociica in that fcLate will have the
strongest tendency tot-ait across the
Pi-cc identic! conlea tatwo years hence
bi-.. I'mt my deepen into eub
..c. xh- Republicans held their
coiive.uijju a day earlier than the
through forgery,
br'M- ..nl tHo basest of " machine"
.inated Judge Folger,
tho present Secretary of the U. S
Treasury. At the
Democratic con-
vention Governor
Cleveland, Mayor
oi B affalo. was nominated, i His nom
ination was madel by means of no
political machinations. It wa? the
inoag shoot oj the people for
IV I M VI f 1 111 I lliaill JDIUiVl Uiu 4 BM Wl
I Folger is Arthur's candjdatejjbis
I BniMin manna lnnd booia,6r Ar-
thur in the next Presidential nomina-4
i tioiK?,, M k j
'CSevela&t put ttfc irlBfAtion f
Majr6r oJBuffii(j wHohpve Garfield
nedy tifiQO nirajarity by over three
thousand. Repubfians concede that
he is a strong candidate. Many New
Yorkers are predicting that he will
carry the State by a majority greater
than that of Tilden's. If this be
true, and as Governor, he comes up
to the public expectation, when the
Democrats meet in convention , to
nominate a candidate for the Preei
dency, he will carry the convention
almost to a man. We shall not at all
be surprised to find in the next two
years that we have another Tilden.
The Soverign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows has been in annual sea.
sion in Baltimore since Monday last
week, and many important matters
have been before the supreme body.
The Grand Sire's report conveys the
intelligence that the Order has made
greater progress, numerically ana
financially, during the past year than
in any other year since its establish
ment itt America sixty three years
ago. The returns exniDic an au
dition of nineteen thousand to the
numerical strength of the Order in
the jurisdiction reporting 'to this
Grand Lodge. The temples devoted
to Odd Fellowship have been in
creased, and the three linked banner
has been unfurled upon hitherto for
bidden soil.
POLITICAL NOTES
Dr. Tvre York. Brlndle-tail can
didate for Congress in this' District,
voted in the Legislature against a
bill allowing negroes to testiy in
court. StaUtvilU Landmark.
The Wake Had nominated seven
Raleighitee for office, and for the
best paying offices. They were Pur
tit1! James H. Harris, Chas. D. Up
church, Neathery, Gorman, White
and Dr. Ellis.
Stanly court begins at Albemarle
to-morrow. The Democrata of the
county will have a big rally on Tues
day, and will be aaareasea ny -nr.
"FVftTft Ohorne. Maior Montsrouierv,
Senator Vance and other distinguish
ed men. Charloti Oitervrr-
We learn from the Republican
nominees, sheriff and clerk, in Edre
conibe, that the convention of that
co-.xufv e; i iorsed O'hara. They say
tLrre is no doubt about it. and that
O'V .ra will beat ITubb- b-ully t
-oils. V,'-l.!on X.ics. .'A'r.ich !terki?
":ich V'.rh
It is :iaid tU'iC the KcpuLiican wiio
' pullers cancusscd hcie tbic week anu
decided V ran Messrs. James II.
Headen and A W. Wicker ior the
House and Davi t A Holt for log?
tor. but did no decide upo uy
candidate for sheriff ;or clerk PitU
boi Jtecvrd.
I am in favor of a convention lo
amend our present constitution- It
forbids a person convicted of stealing
or any other infamous ciime from
voting. - This is not light. It is
not Republican. TLe man convicted
cf such offenoe3 ha3 as much right
to vote as any other man. W. T.
Dtxon, Radical candidate fvx tht Ltgii
laiui-$ in Greene.
The Siaiesville LaudnKtrk says that
Dr. York usually devotes abo it fify
minutes of his boar about prohibi
tion. Then Major Robbins got up
and says: ';I once Lad a dog that,
after the balance of the pack had run
a rabbit into a hollow log and I Lad
swisted it-out and gone or;, -vo'ii l
come op to that log, stick hia head ia
and stay there and bark all d iy. I
gave that dog a-vay." Tis usually
fiettlcs it
Docker? denied here that h Ac
cepted the appointment of liwg.idier J
General of Kirk's army. " The editor j
of the Oxford Free Lanco. wuo knows
v?lr:f ha is stylkiiiL' about. aSlniw; thaL
tU aeCfpt Ana :tjr ihx,.r,':
i-Oii ',
iu his speech at i'rospact lliit Satur
day. aliirniol the satnt- thin, . and
said he wottid give one hundred dol
lars for a certain letter Dock cry wiotc
to Gov. Holden. Mr. Long said he
had cause to know KC-tiieiuii-g about
Dockery'b acceptance. Milton L'hzon
icl. Detiiocratic i r
pc-ctd Ui i
ty arc briiiitu,,! ...e i ,v cL,. .--ic
people gav Ya.;oo .i ilao rw.-j-Uja
yesterday. He it; nowhere ix-orc ad
mired and beloved than among iac
people of th-.- Caxc Fear. Dr.
Worth, Col. Thomas M. Holt and
Gen. Roberts speka at Siow Caaiy
to a good crowd or; "Wedneiiday. and
ou Tnursday Judg-3 Menimon and
Dr. Vorth spoke at Graham. J'adge
llcrrimon's speech, wc are told, was
cue of the strongest" political nddrcs
see mar? daring the eatoprdgn, being
c pf -.i-vt'ol find conviniiig -pres&rita-Lou
of Democratic pv;i;cirl.s aud a
r. '.: v' ' '.
TtfUeigh JV
-ijj 7 ".Hi 3,
Virginia,
Buororte f3o3 JI'-Lone in
nr rl Tinas Camtrca kai uo snore de
voted follower in tho United States
3en3le than Tss Mahouc. Other
mambcrs of tbo Senate who sit r.pon
the republican Bide 'may Bmet;;noa
refuse to vote wih the 'Pennsylvani
an bosa, but liahons never falters.
And yt the man to the success of
whose schemes in the United States
Senate Mahone gives tho aid of Vir
ginia directs his canvassers us the
moana cf promoting1 hia owa eadc
by reviving the feelings eu gendered
by the war, to ascribe the liso in the
price of Confederate bonds to the
independent movement in hia State
and to intimate tbat dsa:oe?'Htio suc
cess means the payment ' of uch
bonds. Boss Oanieron thu shows
that he has as poor aa opinlou of tfce
intelligence of tho ptoplo of Pcnu
eylvania as Boss Mahone has of thai
of Virginians." Alexandria (Va.)
QatL '
"The coahtion of the greenbackers
of South Carolina with 4he republi
cans is another evidence that inde
pendentism, no matter- ' what guise
it may assume, is nothing more or
less than radicalism. A" faction of
democratic soreheads ixr that ' State,
afraid to come out boldly and eall
themselves republicans, adopted the
senseless name of ,'greenbacker, and
proceeded to fight the democratic
party. Finding their hopes . of suc
cess vain, however, they have at
length thrown off the mask and
openly affiliated with the political
enemies of their State. Thus it is
once more seen that whether the op
ponents of the democratic party in
the South call themselves retdj us ti
ers, independents, independent dem
ocrats, greenbackers or -what not,
their ultimate Q,bect is the same
the triumph of radicalism." Savan-r
nah Newt.
The white man or the negro,
which should we have?
PERSONAL, I TO MEN ONMf!
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will
send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belts -and Electric Appliances on trial for thir
ty days to men (young or oldwho are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Man
hood, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing a
speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address above. N. B. fcTo risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed.
IVotbera! Mother I! iotlter!s!
Are you disturbed at nigt and broken ot
your rest by a sick child nuflering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth J" If so, go at once and pet a t-ottly ol
MRS. WINSLOW'S 800THING SYRUP.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer imme
diately defend upon it ; there 1b no mistake
about it. 'mere is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell yon
at once that it will regulate the be wells, and
give rest to the mother, and relief and healtk
to the child, operatinz like magic. It is per
fectly saio to use in all cases, and pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription of one o(
the oldest tnd best Itinale physicians and
nurses in the United 8tates. Sold every
where 25 cnt a bottle. Jan. 19 ly
A Congh, Cold or More Throat
should be stopped Neglect frequently re
sults in an insurable Iun i)Ue;ise or (Jo .
sumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TKO
CUES u. not disorder the .toaj v.-h iike
couth syrups nn I bsOs;i:n, l ut act ''irectiy
on the iniUmed part-, allaying' irritattci;
aire relioi' iu Astlnu-i Brov,:!li.U, '.'ougrs
Catarrh, :onsuiu;.tivr aiul the'f hrval troa:
les which sinirers :ir;d i'uhiic sp-nkcrs art'
subject ti. For tiiiriy yerrs Brsiwri's Hi- n-i-Lial
Troches c tx't-ii recommended phy;
sici ins, and have av? given perlc.et sat
isf.tction. Having been tt-stcd '17 widi ai;d
constant use for uo.ii'iy ..v 15 tire cvncr.il iou
the.' Ii ive i w-i. ni' "ite.J :iiaitr:ir
i!.c few stiipk- re.ucdi'--;! -.-.- .-t'c. Sil J
twut-five c-nti !mt i-ttv s iji rc ,'. 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A0 MORE EYE-GLASSES.
No J52SA weak
More Eyos!
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE
A Certain, Safe aud Effective Romedy for
Sore, Weai aafl MeM Eyes,
Producing Loner-Sigh tednc9 and Restoring
the ci-tit f thp Old. Curee Tear Drops, Grau
uiatiou, stye Tumors. Red Eyes. M:tted Eye
La.- he. aud j'roducing quick relief aud perma-u-r.t
1 ire. A'.;. equally etlicacious when ued
in 'itticr maladies. tuch as L'lcers. Fever Sores,
Tumors, salt Rheum. Burns. Piles, or wher
ever iuilauiation exists, Mit -hcll's Slve may
be used to advantage.
Sold by all DrnggLsts at 25 cents.
SiTUATIONJHANTED
A young lady, a graduate, desires a situation
ad Teacher, either iu a private family or
School. She teaches the branches usually
taught in Colleges, with French and Music.
Best of references given. Address,
EDITOR TARBOIiO'-SOUTHERNER,
Tarboro' N. C.
tics:.
At the last meeting of the Beard of County
Commissioners it was ordered by the Board
that the voting place of Walnut Creek town
ship be changed from School House to Noble's
M.1I.
Test : JOHN C. DANCY. Clerk.
Sept. -Jd-Gt.
NOTICE!
Ordered by the Board Ih.-.t the voting place
1
a liirlx.ro 1 own-nip l'r.-e!.-et JV
iianged from Daniels School House U
3 le
to lirvun
or j w.i Liberty lii',1.
WW.
JOHN C D.VNCi". C
THQMAS FENNEBf CO.
Commission Merchants,
WO. PAf!L ST., PEW YORK.
AIj'v ANC!-' Ni.vDiC ON SHIP
M iIN'i OF C OTTON.
If
v;. g i.-e?u e&iai'a.-h-.-d in the C'ot:-u Ltu-
i:itt- for the put twctny year.?. vc foci our-F'-ivcs
cow;cteut to give satisfacth.u in the
hui.diiug of cotton con-i'!ied to i:-.
$10 TO $20,000
'! !e:'lV::i:it.- j 1 . i , t .... , w,
i i viicn a nt "-toA- o i t.-o
- li;iit.. tt r'- :,.-.;;j!v ;i: ;ti;s t.
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J f iu. u .'U jiVcu. a.ul rufeitncc
M Uf j '.w tire
11K i. iviilM
iti'iiUd und pliy
t t r mv
,:h- k on Ji .l it and jt
I Cure, net.'.
HOMES ! I
HOMES FOR FAiSfe aid MrJHANCS,
hOli&j ?OiJ iVSRY OWE.
L--;i-:ts for sale v.v tc nc.:r:' eve1'
U.i.'t for c-k:ti'.!i--
riy a - ret
. r- . f.-.rtv
-c m:!; ... .. ! ..
ohicii- .ji; t t '.'eu! 3 f .... ; - an
:. ':i .:,4; '. . hiring . r ; . : la.ni- vill
hi: c:oii.l!:i;o;l ir.'r e.infd i U.r !:ii;:.Vo v.i-li-tttft'lU'cU
l;-.tijfe, ur l')i" iiiii;n eii (Jii v Proirrtv.
o.i X JO.
'i:. i. : i s rt.'.n:. .v:.-.
yfll Sw?alT? OT a!,r,ou!i'--e!i;ont3 and
SitiUU BWUiabS Uiufonnation, uCares,
tlit: Dean of the Aiijori ;ar. M.-.di'-al t'Ioe,
Louis. Qpo. C. Vitzcr. M. 111U Chambers
St., tst. Louis, ilo.
TIE Mi' YORK
WEEKLY WORLD,
From now until j'aanm y i. for
25 CEN'T.
Coi'eriiiy th?f Fa'.! Oagressionni Campaiirri.
Sciiii-Weeltly- Woritt for :;a. time
50 oeiiii.. B ih r-ontaa aV. the .V'.vj. ucl the
fat.' -st j ?oii !. 'Kcts. i
EA'UtjYES in thecorld. , For Paiiir.lileta aid Price
I-ijT, (ji.. for AW SIIl.I.S aiiSrcM
THE A C'LTKAX A 1'A lAiU OV., luuaeld, Obio,
inrafuabcc patent! imrroren.us n .rt
NOTICE I
M Fall Opening !
Being- desirous of showing my pat
rons the latest Ptf.RISIrf.Jf and
AMERICAN NOVELTIES I
will hold nay opening
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 TH
Where ladies will find one of the
largest and" best assortment of
Hats. Bonnets, Laces, Silks,
Plushes, Ribbons, Satins,
Sateens, Velvets, Vel
veteens, Cashmeres
Flannel Suitings
And the latest Parisian novelty:
Braided and Embroidered Ladies'
Shirts, Ladies' and Children's fine
Shoes and Hosiery. Di short we
have everything that is kept in a first
ctass Dry Goods Store. Hoping all
will honor me with their presence,
I am yours respectfully,
Mrs. J. Feldenhiemer.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
rfHE ADVENT TERM of the Forty-Firat
X Annual Session of this School begins
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1882.
For catalogue address the Rector, the
REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M.
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Furniture !
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B. C. Carlile,
Main St.r just above
Pamlico Banking Co.
HAS ON HAND NEW, FRESil STOCK OF
1
Bought for Cash,
v1 icli lie .--Ttrs a' '.!. r.i'i' prices.
i:rsit3 of ail sMt - Espiirsi.
nEBTAKlXd 6EXEBALLT.
S- Patronage solicited.
B. C. CARLILE.
! Tart-o, Yah. 20. 1882:
T7-1 c. V C ''""' M U "E
111
sCilOOL,
Vi. de -( ro ,jay !..! frlun'l.; 'ti thi.' school
taut l r.ii. '! iviii !;; o, uaud with forty-one
I up i. ' .' Th :mJ. otuers are cx-j.i:t-rd.
P-i.-V:- an-v.;i 'l ived at txr:f Uino dai
v.i the fi'. sdioii anJ cli mbed from time of en
train, e. Or.v r, nr.-a;-' ruasonable. .We hope
cur trier i will make an curnest effort to in
crease oar ri?i :ai:u;r. 'lime and effort can
buildup a r.ud sehotl.
Sen. 14-tf. " J. D. ARNOLD.
5 me mn.
Strayed frota my 1 evidence, ou Siinday,
Aug. 27, 1883, a liirht colored mare nmle, witll
the i.rand "O. V. on her left hip. Any lit
f-irroation leadini to the recovery of said
uitile will be thaaSfully receivrid, and a reward
of ti a dollars will be paid for her delivery t
n y rebldeiice.
D. C. C:rl. Eufleld. N. C.
f fpt. 7-2t,
It requires 6haip cash to Carry Ca onr busi
ness, and to us who have small capital It is'
r.eit to impossible to carry much on our books
fcr any- length cf t rue. Therefore we notify
o:ii euijtoiiidrs tiiat Vfhen'otir IjBla are pteBei
U'd we expect the cash. We thank then) for
the liberal patronage tiiey have civen us,, and
expect to merit the same iu the future.
H. U. HOWE & SOK.
Sept. 21-St.
Mertaofl
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GRAND
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OPENING OF
Fall and Winter
Obtfeiig
AT A. VVHITIODK'S,
TARBORO, N. C.
Our stock of Ready
made Clothiug is larg
er in variety, better in
mateiial and workman
ship, -than has ever been
shown in Tarboro.
Our Youths' & Chil
dren's clothing are se
lected specially colors
that will please parents
and delight the Boys
for their Ayle and du
rability. We will cheerfully
show you any goods in
our line and our prices
will induce you to buy
of us. We claim to
have the best School
Suit for the price to b
found anywhere. Pa
rents will do well to
examine our stock be
fore purchasing. Wc
also claim superior ad
vantages in fitting
Clothing to any shape,
as we can, and often
do, cut them over to
suit the purchaser.
Our stock consists
of Ready-made Cloth
ing, from the cheapest
to the best, Dry Uoods
Boots and Shoes, sty
lish Hats, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Trunks,
Valises. Blankets and
Buggy Robes
We have some fof
the most fashionable
Overcoats and Ulster
ettes in town,J heavy
and medium weights,
in all colors. Do not
buy an overcoat be
fore looking at ours,
you may get. suited
better and save money
too.
Our stock of piece
goods and samples for
Gustom" Tailoring re
present the most ele
gant stock of Frill
Goods you can find
outside of New York,
and we will continue
to make them on short
notice, to fit, and as
suredly better than
any. other Tailor will
for same money
Do not fonret ih.it we have the
best School Suits, Business Suite,
Dress Suits Overcoats m Tarboro.
A. WHITLOCK, Ag't.
H.
TTf"
EEL,
Don't wander in
to the valley of the
shadow of debt,but
buy from Teel
h PENNY MADB
A PENNY SAVED.
I La
Feb. 9?
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,;' TAYLOR, ELLIOTT & WlTTERsT"
Wholesale dealers in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUI, k, &c.
COR. MAIN STREET & MARKET 8QR.,
NORFOLK, V-A f
6UCCE88OR TO J. E. SIMMONS
FUBITORE il BOOSE-KEEPING
BAZAR.
goods in my line at the ver
lowest prices. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere and
convince yourself, j A specialty made of REPAIRING and
UPHOLSTERING, having secured the services of a
competent mechanic. Work done promptly.
Tarboro', N. C, Sept. 7--tf.
W FALL GOODS;
Now receiving Black Cashmere, Flannel
Suitings, Sackings, Satines, Calicos, Hoop
Skirts and Neckwear.
China, Crockery, Parlor Lamps and Home
Light Oil. 1 !
A large stock FURNITURE that cannbt be
excelled in variety and low prices.
School Books and Patterns.
3D- 2Pez2.cLe:i: dc.Col,
Tarboro, Sept. ,1, 1882.
BUGGIES ! BUGGIES!
Harness ! Marness !
Saddles, Bridles, and Linen Dusters,
.HST RECEIVED AT THE OLD RELIABLE CIGGY AND DAB-
iESS HOUSE OF
J. JE-I. BROWN.
32T Harness & Saddles Repaired at Short Notice
Tarboro, N. C, July 30-tf
The newest and best styles at the ver j
lowest possible prices.
Our first Grand Opening of Spring Goods!.
Have just returned from the Northern markets, and can display a lai'e
and complete line of Buntings, Cashmeres, Nun's Veiling, Tinsel Trim-;
ming, (all shades) Striped and checked Nainsook, Sheeings and
Shirtings, Table Linen, Towels and Toweling, Ladies', Gents' j
and Children's Fine Hose, oua Opera Slippers are the ni i
cest'in the matbet, Oil and Straw Matting, Laces,
Hamburg Edging and Inserting, B3d Glovee,
' Corsets, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs. I
Please call whether vou want to buy or not. Tiuly,
BYNUM, GASKILL & CO. i
March 2-ly. . ;
it
NONE NAME THEE BUT TO PRAISE. "
THE LIGHT RUNNING "NEW DAVIS"
f
We invito a careful examination of
niza the fiiet tbat it is -
THE MOST PERFECT SEWfNG MACHINE MADEi
Warranted for five years..
M. S.. CASTEX & CO., General Agents, Goldsboro, N. O.
J. II. HELL. Turboro. N. C, and J. C. LAXIEP., GrccuviUe, N. C, Agents. myll-Cui.
SOL. WOOLARD.
'Don't You Forget it,"
that r have or.c ol tb: finest stocks of GRO
CERISi ever offered to the trade in this
vicinity.
Country Merchants
are requested to examluo MY PRICES. '
I ITAVE IN STOCK
1T51
pr Barrels of 1'iour, different grades.
25
Sazs Coffee
Barrels of Suga?.
- AA Boxes of Tobaeeo, btught before Hha
lyy advance.,- v '
- ff Boxes and Barre.'? of Crackers and
I V vf Cakes. -1 am agent for the manu
facturers and offer these ppd$'' t,
,-r ..!-. -- -
'" Eianaiactarcr's prices.
ft f Barrels of Mott's Champ asrnja Cider,
J "Lf .'sold at the mill,, price. , The; trade
can faye freight by baying otpe.' i
SOL. WOOLAED,
; Next to R. (j. Brown fe Co.,
Feb. 16-ly. i TARBORO'. N, Cj
miu i i n.
Sews any fabric frJm Lace to Leather WITH
OUT BASTING. Has the .automatic self -regulating
tension and take up. Always in order
and never fails ia its duty. Produces the
BEST QUALITY of WORK
In the Greatest Variety.
Try it. It never fails to give per-
feet satisfaction.
THE VERTICAL FEED
1 tin; greatest advance made, iu ecv;iai iwj
chsti'.ism since fie invention oi sewinyr machine
it. believincr no one can fail to recce
WORTH SENDING for.
Dr. J. H. SJohcnck, of Philadelphia, ha- just
published a book on "Diseases of tho Lun,
aud Ho-.v They Can be Cured," which, is ' fl-'''
ed.reu:. postpaid to all applicant. ; ll cun
(ains valuable information for all who suppose
theuiserv-fis alllictctl with, or liable to any dis
eases of the throat, or lungs. Address Da- J;
ll. SCnEXCK & SON, eOO Arch St., Philadtl
ph'iu, Pa., P. O. Bos 2833.
AGKim WASTED FOB THE
HISTORY , U. S,
BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
I i -1 wiyer d(H ihib engTavintrs of
I Uas and other hhitorica.1 scenes, aud i- tbo
most coinpl.)3 and valuable history ever pub- ;
uauuu. it is som Dy suDscription oniy, llu .
agents are wantedpn every county. Se!d ior
oiroulars and extra terms to agents. Addreaa
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., AtlanU,
AN INVALUABLE AID
IN THE TREATMENT OF
YEXLOW FEVER.
Dnriug the last epidemic of the "Yellow ,
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lower "Mississippi Valley, no external remedy !
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Benson's Capclne D--'0ii8 plaster
' :j"J,o ..arid b a11;
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skilled yellow fever physician
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