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VOL. 'IV
-SMITH7lfiI) JOHNSTON CQUHTY N. C, DECEMBER 10, 1885.
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Attox'iicA'-At-Law,--
SIIIHKISLPJ JOHXTSON COUNTT- N. C,
( (,i Pet cn jlxst side of Court House Square in
jail'din.j.formlg6ewpkdas LawffgieehyL. R.
W ill Pr no t ice in fiic Cfs f tlsc
..i. l,. hVal District. WiH attenu Mffis? rates
Courts in any parti 'f JobBston CBantJ.
V(,AT TO LKM OSGOOD SECURITY.
Sprral ittmtlcB to tkc Calltfttsa f ClaiMS.
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ATI'OSNST and COUNSEtLCS ':
AT. LAV,
SMITHFI EI, N.rO
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VTU1 Attend the Courts of Jolmsca
and Ad oining Counties.
OflifP C"ourl House-
J. H.AlBEIjIj,
t rO;'NEY-AT--I A'.V,
SMI T H FI EIJ. N. "C.
OFFICE IX THE COL'RT HOt'SE.
SacciftI attention paid to collections and set
tlins cstases.
PTuciioe io the Courts of Jolin?ton Wake
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ti)r. St.
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T MA?EV
ASSEY,
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At:ani37at-Law and Ssat Estate
Agents,
S Mil IT FIELD, N. C.
If ron wish to tvty lifld r io sell land, per
ha;; t nidyou. . . .' ,
i"e can actwte Uns, foe long or short
terms on real esface in Johnston county
lVrons wibin to lend asoney r to liorrow
mouev t.n mortgage of lauI may find it t their
iutere: to call n ns - , "
ED- S-i ABELJL,
SMITH FIELD, N. C.
Ppffciil atteu-ioit paid to pvactke in (.'uiafy
f i-wm urtiie Tec-cel lianv portioi. of J hW
tie a Couuty ,
41-6dw
S.R. aM J. A.MOSGAN,
Carriage laniitactiirei
AND -
UNDER TAKERS'
YSHICLES a! Rock Bottom
Prices.
Denlrs CfIa!i!riij an' Cinciiinati I5uv
r.,i.rr -mi Va-T.-(i IfiirrK?!":'. Saddle.
jiv-. 1 . - -
C?.Ens au i Burial Ces fui uihel on snort
Consult your interest" and kiTe them a call
ul xa:ninc their Stock before purcLa iag
tnvuliert Satisfaction yurante.l.
MARKET STXXBET,
SMlTflFtELI), K. C.
I Lav eH'd a tirst-cl!s r:eaarsT5t (THE
CIul Houe aai proreie those who
fivjr nie with iheir patronage that my taMes
p'na"! hs supplied with theliest the market af
fords. Metis f-erred at all hoars of the dny
r cistht. I shail keep Oysters on hand for
t!e, cooks I or raw, daring the season. Come
t j see me. "
He? ;eet fully,
A. Thain,
Ed Frfsr-t, pposite New Druj Store
10.
Imyr rtant I and Pale ! Vy rirtue of &a-t!t-rify
confered on w by a trust deed ex
ecuted 1-y r ni. Minnai-t an.1 . C. Hinnat,
and reg;sterel in the office bf the Kegister f
deed- i-f J iluttf c nnty, N Ciw boon
N . 4. on pa,es 28 and 5ft t we wels stlh . -
1 Oa Saturday 12th clay of leeembr. 188-5,
At Mf-uoa, fur e-tsh, on the premises, nea . Sel-a-i.
that vert le-iraMe home and farni on
wfckh Wui. itiiint itw live eoiitaiiiiiig2o
r. ini kr.o-A ii as the Jahn rditch i ,r jdaet;
!'e to sin at ltf n"eiock f-
2 .4"oiiy t!ie ue a.it ;!rify, we will se!l
os r.J:iv, ITlh i -e-mber, 15: sn terx?
tj v- s.riiS- s!m.vn on dy of sale, at the farmer
lfnie ff ia. iii.iint. it Wilder" a township:
-T' a:r r.f . trrtc which Hui. inn-tn for-
rjn-rlv lived, t'.tesnmeb
il of his farmer
r.ist-". esce-pi l'iicrvs. in.-Utim.2 nouses,
tr.Li.rJs eti. Tins Xoviuber lvMh. i.S5.
u'VKi'X S' 1 Trustees.
Selma Academy,
Henry Louis Smith. Principal.
A Hiti ch .!, d. sicrnad to prepare Koys
id Girii for ColUve or tlie'uraciieal duties of ,
an
Li
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rtS lTJ V l i... rrv. .-or '...va.ln.l .". -1 it V
j " J C. ' " 9 1(11 UUCAliayil ru j
in tin riders" and ' Inf.aene. A!thngrrTrr the
liiidt f th Cftton-psckine season, and in
'"F'i'eof the fict that. only about a half crppof
eottoa has Vs?n matle, the aTeray daily ftt"
ten imee i nw higher than at any previous
periji in the hwtory of tbeSeLool. .
I3rfllcl 030 'e obtained at froari G to 10
lobars per mouth, fuel anJ l.glit furnish jd.
'VL-thenie. luicrintinjr, iiook Keep
iBjt. Latin Greek, French, l'Lypiolofy, and
lifther .Vatli9inatie emtiraeexl in the course.
iiic!i will prepare for any College desired, or
r ihe .State University.
'Filitioil in English course from 2 to 3
(MUrs per mouth.
The schwl i well supplied witb .Maps.
Realin. Wriiin, and i hy biological
'art. Fractional Apple. C be-root P. lock,
tc ele. For f-irthcr particuhirs, send to the
Principal fur Lata r.ue.
X'TIv;E! 7aving qualified as Administra
t of t'm estate of J. I. Levisttr, deceased, 1
""eby notify all per?oa owing said estate to
jke irfiiaiiate payuient ; and all persona
""meckims aai.ist Mid estate, to present
Utem to n, by the 10th of Deeendier, 1880.
iliisthe 1st day of Deeemhsr, 18S5,
. i;. 31ice, Adm'r.
FLORIDA
IS TOE S54HE IFI THE GAR
Or in gome Man's Boots f
r Umatilla, Fla.y Nov. 3rd, 1835.
Xfr. Editor:
As you publislied the eonamacication of
"Tai-Hcel," prcscntibg his views of Flori
da, we think it is nothing more than fair ness
and justice to our Stitc, that you pub
lish our views of this "land of flowers."
We arc told that there once existed,
truly, a garden of eden, in which were
placed two persons, mrrdended by all that
was calculated to. conduce to the happiness
ot man, but that they weie not even then
satisfied, but had within them that same
spirit of dijseonteut merit, and longing for
the inijKit-silde, that so pIutEly sliow itself
in their rvmote, but true dceendaut "Tar
Heel." Alter reading bis couimuniealion, we
felt prompted to advise Tar Ileei" to con
sult a physician at once, Jor no man, ex
cept he have a "terribly deranged stomach,'
could pojssibly be the author of such an
epistle. You kn vw, that dyspeptics al
ways look on the gloojty side otHfc, and
if you would present one with a beautiful
pictnie, he would look sin the back of it,
and tell you that he didn't s'C anything
beautiful" about it. He h scarcely respon
sible for this, for the whclc thlrrg is due to
bad di gestion., : . 2
Such is the cas-V We thiuk? with "Tar
Heel,' by some - stroke of circmnstanees,
he lias leea thrown here in this "fond of
flowers','' -but "on account of his Jyspcp:ia,
he is forced to close his ey&s, and shut out
the beauty of it all. Thii is by lar the
most charitable view to take of his case,
for.tvc' sVmld Ik: soitv to hink it was due
to a waht of appreciation on his' part.
This section h;is severrd families from the
"OM North State," and We have yet to
find the first who say they have n5t fully
realised their expectations, nd not pleased
arid satL-jied with this southern country.
They are living easier and mating more
money than (hey ever di4 before, and that
too, without tbeiug subjected to any of tho
hard-ships that sr-em to surround "Tar-
iied." " - ,; :
In his communication, "Tar-IIei-i"
wisely admits that, at least, some portions
I of Florida may bo c d'ed aEHraIo, but
adl. that we must have plenty of money
toenjnyit. The amount of money it
take?, depends altogether on the individ
ual, and his motives in eoming here. If he
is a "fashionable" young rjan, from up the
country, and wishes to spend his winter at
some of the f&dunnabie winter resort-of
this Stat?, where hs eau attend balls, hops,
and en era ire in all other kinds of amuse- j
. . . , f
it, for here, as well as in ad other places,
n-u n ' i ii j it ' , ' !
cc-s, must pay the fid Jler." It would be
nice to spend the summjr at Saratoga,
Long Brauch, Atlantic f'ity, Greenbrier
Whie and other fashionable summar
report., but would one exp3-jt to live there
at the same cost he could at home? So
with Florida. One can find these fashiona
ble resort?, where he can spend from four
to ten dollars a day, bn. leaving them out
of the question ha can live here about as
J.e sply as he can further north. " If a
young man of encTgy and good habits, will
er ni? h re with the dctenmnatiox to work,
with purpose hi will, rind muscle in his
arm; not cxpcefi?:g to gather . money from
the tree.--, at least, until his orange grove
bears, we predict f.rhim, not only ordinary
success, but a grand fortune as the result
of his labors, and that too without bis life
being ail the time endangered by alliga
tors, moccasins, rattle-snakes or mosqui
toes."' "Tar-IIeel"' must have come to
j Florida expecting t fea-t bis eyes upon
her beauty, enjoy the best the country af
I fords, and during the tim.e sit beneath the
the shades of the orange trees, and accept
:. . - . TI,M - f;, t,-k
fl it: I t-3 vi -M. iita ao m tiiurj r iitjii
God caused the ravens to care for one of
tis chosen servants, bat- tie days when we
receive without giving is past.
Cut we do not mean to c harge our friend
ith idleness since he came here, for hi
calea'atious exhibited ia his communica
tion, prove the contrary, for it seems that
lie has spent his tiric counting alligators,
gnats, rattlesnakes, gophers, chiggers and
mosquitoes. If, when he waa counting
them, he had killed them all, he would
have been a benefactor, an 3 coming genera
tions would rise up and call hirn "blessed,"
and his name would have become a house
hold word.
But alas 1 he let the go'den opportunity
pass ! Wonder if be worild favor us with
the process by which he reached tho defi
nite results, fctatcd in bis letter ? True, we
have alliatorii here; how many in the
State, we do not know, for we have not
counted them. We have never heard that
they have done any harm, but we know,
their hides and teeth ars a souree of con
siderable income to some persons..
. In the more thickly settied sections, they
ate rapidly disappearing? s"To e very lemon
there are 10,000,009 gnats !" Comment is
unnecessary. Rattlesnakes are sometimes
found in rarely frequented .sections, but we
venture the asssrtoin, that in proportion to
the area, there are not more, if as many as
are now in Carolina. t
"For evry bananna there are 10,000
n.eccasins P There are a great, many ba-
aanims grown in the State and we think-)
otn friend,- in his estimate, ought, at least,
allow room for the trees between the
the snakes. We like fairness in all things,
but see no reason why a picture should be
overdrawn. If "Tar Heel',' - has been so
journing in the heart of. the Everglades
(and we can think of no other place where
he could find anything like the statements
of his letter) he deserved to have gnats and
musrjuitoes after him.' as well as "'snakes
in his boots," for it '.was never intended
that man should go tlij-re.
We do not claim that Florida is free
from objections; no right-minded man
would; but we do claim and without fe.ir
of succassful contradiction, that there, are
as few objections to this State, all things
considered, as any in the Union. Ofcourse
we have sooie iausjuitocs, but don't think
there has been used, in this town, during
the last summer and fall, a sit-ele musqui
to nctfc. That doesn't look like ;hcy would
earry a aian off alive.
Now if "Tar-IIeli will change his loeali-
tv and come here, we feel sure, that in less
than six months, he wi!l write you agtin
to try to repair any injury, he may have
done this country, by Lis former letter.
Let him try it aad. if we are wrong, we
will pay for tho '"'soda-water." , ?
Oar little towa is situated on --the St.
Jehu's and Lake East's R. R., twenty
miles from Asto? on the River. It is one
of the most ferale a.td productive sections
tif the State. as is shown by the immense
quanitics of fruits and vegetables shipped
from its depot. , ,
A short distance from the town are the
famous "Yale Hammocks,"' one of the
finest bodies of land in the State.
The growing of vegetables, which here
tofore, has been an experiment, is now be
come a prood paving bufinessf n i our gar
deners and truck -larmcrs are now preparing
,.., i - i- . i
to plant for the early spring shipments.
f . !
Cabbage plants are now being set out aad
we Lave heard of some tomato vines that
are cow more than six inches high.
It has been fully demonstrated that a
man can make more from one sere here,
in small fruits and vegetables, than you
can make in your State from five acres of
ground.
This section is interspersed with large
clear-water lake?, tha are teeming with
fish, as tineas can be found anywhere.
Ourceuntryat this season presents a
bcantifnl anpcBrsiiee. for all the growths
ncaaly. being evergr, en, if does not have
the cold barren appearance of the North
ern States, where the trees shed their
foleage aud bare their branches for the
chining blasts of winter. Flowers bloom
hcreal" the year, and it is no exaggeration
to call this a "land of flowers and beauty."
Then we say to energetic men, that
there are inducements for you in Florida
to be found no where else; but our advice
to "Tar-Hell " is, to go back to "Calliny"
and sp?nd the remainder of your days in
scraping pine trees for turpentine.
F. CaocKEB.
Grod HesTilts in Oyery Case."
I). A. Bradford, wholessife paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that be was
seriously afflictel with a severe oold that
settled on his lungs; had tried rsany -remedies
without benefit, ' Being induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, did so and was entirely cured by use
of a few bottles. Since which time, he has
used it in his fatuity for all Coughs and
Cjtilds with best results.5 This - is the ex-
perience od' thousands whose, lives have
been saved by thia Wonderful Discov
ery. Trial Bottles free at T. R. Hood & Co.,
DruK Store.
I;ts llad Similar Feeling.
, " -, Jiogton Glohe. s
Thd New, "-York Tribune continues to
'support .Logan for the Vice-Presidency
and says it sees nothing against, that gen-
tieman's election to the - office to the fact
that the people expressly voted not to
have him there. Well, that's what we
should have expected from the Triljhne
At felt, jast the same wayj'jijboar. Hay e& id
IfaicJi, 1877.
In the treatment of fhenmfitism, gout
neuralgia, .tie , douloureux, semi-crania,
sciatiftd, kc, Salvation. Oii soul j hd ap
plied jtt the prats exacted, aad Jicrottghly
rubbed in, so as io reach the seat of the
disease. It kills pain. Price 25 eents a
bottle.
Addrm f Irof. U.XV. Yotiiis:.
Thepooplo ia the Leaehburg section
celebrated TSianksgi fiug day at Mt. Zion
Church in becoming style One of the
events of ihc address of Professor B. W.
Young, one of the very best citizens in the
county:
Ladies and Gentlemen: '
. Having b)eii selected as chairman of
the day by a committee of arrangements,
under the airect'oa cf ? the- ""Sunday School
at tJiia -rslaCfi. ifc is naturallY5! 'xreeted that
j fi,0uU say sbinethinguftablQiQ the oc-
caisidaV have- nfe1ny friends under
pceuitar circuaisiauews. ijver -uciorc,
within m"rollectio,,-;not perhaps within
t he memory "of the 'pldest person here
proseat hjwj e tbiep;ie -of-this remote
section ftssottsbleata min ilc oar voices
.mtE-the rratidns veice ft-- Thanksgiviier
and praise to the Ruler of the universe for
the graat blessings which he hai vouched
safed unto us. ; And hence, I any, it is
with peculiar emotious, .that I stand befoi-e
you to attewpt to say something in refer
ence to this anniversary; indeed, I think,
that it is eminently appropriate to cele
brate the day for several reasons. ; JSeed I
allude to the last 23 years of gloom and
sorrow, from which Ave have just emerged
years, a part of them, years of bloodshed
and civil strife, of sadness aad ' bereave
ment, the immense loss of life, liberty and
property, the dreadful "reconstruction
acts" which followed, the odious and op
pressive carpet-bag rule, the great revolu -tion
aad upheaval of morals, society, labor
and almost everything else, there are many
other evils even but too fres'i within our
memories. For more than 20 years, I
say, we were under a clou J; darkness brood
cj ai around. A little raore than a year
ago, these clouds were . dispelled and the
glorions sun of liberty shone forth once
morCj in the. election of Orover Cleveland
to the Pr?sidenoy of this great nation;
this was a great relief to us all; such a re
lief that we have now assembled to-day
under his proclamation, to celebrate the
National Thanksgiviug day.
jet us pause for a few moments and
contemplate the great blessings which we
enjoy -our country, her institutions, our
liberties, what intellect can guess the
theme, what roind can bomprehend such a
country? Stretching out from the frozen
region of the ''lakes to the sunny climes
of the gulf, extending east and west from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, embracing an
area of about 4,000,000 of sqauro miles,
with a population of 60,000,000 millions
of souls, a climate nnsrpasscd ia selubra
ty and health, a soil adopted to every pro
duct necessary for the comfort and happi
ness of the human racf.. (Texas alone un
dar a hia'a state of cultivation could feed
tne wiioie wu:iui.i nuui'jiistj jorfsii Bureau
- ' c -i- v
out in cveryuirectton, turmshing timbers
.i. . 4. - j: j
move in kind than can anywhere else be
fi.und (Xort Carolina itself having 18 or
20 different sorts.)
The earth filled with the precious met
als and minerals the most useful to man,
such as coal and iron in ieoxhaustib'e
quaniiies; besides, many others too num
erous to mention; O'urw-ater power is with
out limit, observe too, that we are situa
ted on the most favored section or zone of
the earth, to wit, the North temperate
z ne, free from excessive, heat or cold, free
from the excessive droughts incident to
other regions. As before said, what intel
lect can grasp the theme, can fully compre
hend such a countryeven in all ita physical
aspects.
Then look atour institutions, the church,
the schools, the Sunday Schools, the insti
tutions of the arts and sciences. How
highly favored are we of this section, here
under the influence, under the view of
both the church and Academy, twin sis
ters, you may call them reflecting light,
mutually, the one upon the other; fortu
nate tlve boy rr girl, who hai access to
them both. It is this, after all, that con
stitutes a State or county. It is her in
stitutions, it is the noble men and women,
the sons and daughters raised up in the
nurture acd admonition of the Lord that
make a country what it i,s; that givfs life
activity and progress to all parte
Should we not then rejoice in our chur
ches and schools? that the bible can - f
found io almost every rpjHsc; in tho ftet
that we are a God fearinglid a God serv
ing people. In the n-ixt place, look at our
liberties, civil political and religious. "Where
else can such fredom be found? Liberty of
thought, liberty of action and liberty of
cohscierco. Let ns cherish this tree , of
liberty, seeing that, it has been purchased
at go great a price, remembering that our
pilgrim fathers tinder .better , persecution
and suffering faced the stormy Ocean and
amid hardship and truly determined to be
free or die in the attempt, landed and be
gan to rear and nurture the plant. . ()ax
v revolutionary sires were their off spring,
imbibed thejsaroe principles and established
lor.n the bst form of Government in the
World, a true representative, Democratic
form of Govern men t. the admiration and
wonder of the whole world. - :
Let u of this generation duly appreciate
such a Government, let ns profit to-day
while meditating upon its grandeur and
excellence, let us resolve that we will act
worthy of Kuch fathers, that we will main
tain, preserve and hand it down to future
generations' pure and unsullied. If We
be worthy, vigilant and gealous of this
great treasure, we can safely predict that
the glorious banner will never trail in the
dust. We should rejoice too that we are
at peace with the world, at peace, with
each other. " -
The bloody chasm between the North
and South has been spanned, has been
bridged over, and we can shake hands
across it, with brotherly love. Whence
this mighty change, this transformation
from strife and hatred to such fraternal
care and good feelings. Nothing human or
carnal could have brought it abont. The
spirit of the great I- am; moved upon the
water3, worked in 'thernind and hearts of
the people and Wrought the chansre. Char
ity love, represented in Holy writ as the
dose or virtues is conspicuous-in both sec
tions. It il almost impossible- for the
worthy poor now to suffer anywhere. Gods
love to the world manifest an the: love ,'of
his creatures one tomother,in true chari
ty, and my friends, let us practice to-day
..r . 1 - f it.
vt nut it e ie preaKiiiHg-yuy snowing Our
loveour charity, to those worthy orphans
at Oxford. Let us raise, for; them to-day
a handsome contribution, .it will be a bless
ing to them as well as to ourselves. '
A parneless man, amid a crowd, that
u thronged the daily mart, ' ". .;j -t :
: Let fall a word pf hope and love run
studied from the heart.
A whisper on the tumult thrown, a trans-
ltory breath: : ?
It raised a brother from, the . dust; it
saved a soul from death,
O germ ! O fount ! O word of love! O
thought ct random cast." 1 '- " -
Ye were but little at the first, but migh
ty at the last; yes, "small begin ings often
end in great results. A cup of cold water
given in the true spirit is a mightier deed
than the greatest victory wrought by war.
It may be a little foreign to the subject
and occaision, but is it not a matter of
congratulation, that our sister common
wealth, 'Virginia has shaken off her shack
-es, has routed Mahoneand his coadjutors,
has redeemed herself, has recovered from
her lost cause, her fallen position, and
starts forth now rejoicing that she is on
an equal footing with the other States,
represented by her fru sons.
As the post, says, "truth crushed to
oarth will rise again." And now how
shall we profit by the day. I hope .we
have realized and comprehended to some
extent our many blessings; that we do owe
a great debt, of gratitude to the "giver of
all good gifts," that it is appropriate to
"acknowledge Him in all our ways,' with
Thanksgiving and praises not only to-day,
but tomorrow and forever. Let us now
then spend the day in social pleasures, in
relaxation and mutual sympathy.
Rejoicing with those who rejoice and
sorrowing with those, who sorrow, if there
be any such among us.Let us exercise peace
and good will toward one and another,
let our hearts swell with exultation
gratitude that, we have been the recipients
of so many favors. We have not alluded
to the agricultural intcrc-ts of the coun
try for want of time. These we all know
to be of prime importance. These - feed
and clothe tire whole world, but how de
pendent are they upon the motive power
behind them to wit: the form of govern
ment, science, civilization and loligion.
Some one may ask, what has religion to do
with agriculture? I answer, more, great
deal, than we think. Christ answered ,it
when be said, "Seek ye first tin kingdom
of God and all these things shall be added
unto you." - .
Yes, the Christain religion makes the
farmer a better farmer, the lawyer a bet
ter lawyer, the mechanic a better mechan
ic, the man or woman in anyspers a better
being.
Talnable 'flodical Ts-eallse.
The edition for 1886 of the stealing
Medical Annual, known as Hosleltci's Al
manac, is now ready, and may be obtained
free of cost, of druggists and general coun
try dealers in ail parts of the Un'ted States
Mexico,- and indeed ia every tivii'xed por
tion of the Western Hemisphere. This
Almanac has been issued; regularly at the
commencement of every year for over one
fifvh of a century. It combines, with the
soundest practical advice for the preserve
tion and restoration of health, a large
amount of mt cresting and amasing light
reading, and the calendar calculations, chro
nological items, &e;, . are prepared with
great care, and will be found entirely ac
curate. . The issue of Heetetter's Almanac
for I88G will probably be the largest edi
tion of a medt?al work, ever published in
any coun try. The proprietors, Messrs, Hoa
tetter ; & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt
of a two cent stamp, will for war j a copy
by mail to any person who cannot procure
one in his neighborhood. . . . j. h ;
Mr: Eil it or; 3
Having some experience
1 f. rf. i .:
n d dealer in
hides, wool and fur, I will give your'read
ers a few hints, that if ..observed by trap
ptrs and Others, ma insure. high prices
ready sales, save from losses through ig
norance. - . , , ?
"Cased." Foxes, Mink, Opossum, Otter,
Skunk, must be : ca.d'?fhatfriot ent
open. In skinning, cut at the rursip. and
tartTthe ekin- iodide out (like glov) over
tie body of the animal,, leaving the "pelt
side but. ' Then . after scraping,"; - cleaning
and drying, torn the fi kin back agaifi while
it iaaoft and ettsity managed, leaving the
fur side ut. Tlien put a thin boaret ip
side the skin, cat the natural shape of it,
stretching the skin to its fullest extent, bat
not so much as to make the ftrrthin.
Badgry ' Bear, Beaver", Cats, t Eaecoon,
Wolves, Wolverine, iiiust be f'open;" that
is, cut open, np the , be'dy from rump to
head. After scraping, cleaning and dry
ing, stretch a uniformly oblong shape, to
the fdllest extent of the skin, but not so
much as to make the fur thin. When
thoroughly dry, trim, off legs, shanks Rip
pers and any little . pieces tba spoil . ap
pearance of skin. - Never stuff furs of any
kind; -dry" ansfrctch as cxIaiiied.; J
not stretch buTiJie .noseband make the
and lessens value. JDj not cutoff" bead, ears j
or noses, or.BiuItnate.in Any Wayt 'It lesrT
sens valne and; injures saka Remove as
much of bone from tail as possible, other
wise the tail rots.- ,; :, . ,
Far bearing animals must' not be killed
till they have at least: a fair4 'grciwfnf of
fur. i " - "J 4 '"ji j,--.-. ;
Stop trappingJ hs1 soon' W carry spring as
the fur begins to slTcd o7 becomes thin, ;dr;
ft 'little faded. "",' "" " 1 " , s
xnese too early or too late caught furs I
are a disgrace to fur rappees. "an'4 collect
tors, and 'a wasteful, worthlelsa slaugh-
ter.
? Cxw Jades, .slcep artd-gpatsskins fchotjl4
i i. n , , . . .
aiwayg ue weu siretciiea and tured In tlief
shade without salt.' Hides t& be soiil green
should be well sidted with, grouud ulum
salt and rolled up for afcw days before
putting on the market. .: . , ,
"Respectfully,
J. C. BlNOIIAM,
Junkster.
Smithfield, N. C. ; '
Hold to the truth, for it will serve you
well and do you good through eternity
Hold on to virtue, it is beyond price to you
at all times and places. Hold' on to Dr.
Bull's Cough Sy run. fW there is nothing
like it to cure a coujih or cold.
Samaritan Nervine, the great nerve
conqueror is invaluable in Nervous Pros
tratijn.' ' --'- ' -
Mixed Stliools a.1 iitt; X&riU.
. .V V World. yt. -,x
A colored clergyman.of . Burlington, N
J.r sent fonr of his children; to one of the
public schools and met opposition thereto
by bringing a . suit in the , Supreme Court
reu4mg; m a decision critiipeh uajf njflie.
school to rcceiye lire colored ' children
Whereupon fifkH'.n of tlie puls withdrew
from the school and the r;st are uevoting
their Mergics to- making things generally
nnxJ4Wtf '-nf 'Aft3& Ahil.lww
.' ' , . " , .'
whose father has been forced to nppral
to the Trustees for their ' prytectioW from
insult. It would " seam J as if Messrs 1
Sherman, Login, Foraker Co., had
prematOTely abandoncif tlie missionary field
and that there Was some thinjr to do for
the colored 1 brother a Utile this side of
the Sunny South.
NIW STORE;
Having just opened a first class stock bf
HARDWARE,
. ' . CONSISTING' OF- J
FARM -IM PLIMENTS, PAINTS, OILS
LIME, PLASTER, BUILlS- j j
.;i ;;, ING MATERIAL j
COOK STOVER r
a d everything usually found, in a first
class .. ... .. . .., . . ;;; 5,-.r.f . ; i ... !
JJAIilWAIiE
S
TORE.
o- o o ... ;, '
We invite, fill who need, joods in. on'
line to call and . examine out stock and j
us quote prices
E.jl& J.S. IIOITV j
SO-ly. . i Smithfield, N. C,
VALliA eHlEAND'
; . FOB, SALE-
I have for sale . j .saiali . fana,; near
Smithfield, eontaming 70 acres, 10 acres
cleared, the balance in original growth.
For further particulars apply at the
Herai,t office, or see' me at my'store on
Raihvail street. ; v v. t i ,
':l i.v ;:, , '.W.-; L. .RlLtT.. , ,
THE .DUYTDH BUBii
jit I fill ltf i
Is one' of the Best anitoheapc!'f w"pj!l7
.... . iV-i .'!.' 's
papers m North Carolina. n.n . e.ver,y citizen-
In Job r.'ft on honnfy phonld fuhscribo S--t-'
' JT"ta-iti--.- '
THE BUD- Puce $1.00 per year. i',enl
. - .. "- : ,":.'.
for a sample copy, , ddrcss, ; . " , ,
JOTIOK t - Under thflrpfnrer eontrrincd iu m
mortgage deii jpseBted m By lfeny Ken-?
nett, and duly registered in look 'S , ' Jvo. 4,!f
pages 3r and 3t, of the Heifltt-r's office of
Johiraton fionaty, liU-a I t pV'biieuiirtion,
for cash, at the court house dow gnithtiehi
on the J4rb d-ty of Deeem'er next, a tnic. or
parcel of l;nd lyiny ia Selim loww !Fp-, Jh n
ston county, N C.r fijiaing the lands of. W.
K.Creech, John Magsey and ethers, and, con
taining H acres. TIfia Noveftrher tffi. h'M.
t ii wvr.v 0.iiiigi(ii lift m i
-.i.TTl m.-- T--j n .i..v'- "
For sale by V, W. HiCtHtlJS ut - -
lietaKcsm exenane lor ih pring nil
kind? of CSnntry prodiicc lnut pays mar
ket price. - n '. - -v4 : t
HE BEFEKS I'OUTO 3. II.' AJJKt.lv W.
Nr BENTON,: Mus, ;,.Jf . V. NEKI ,Ji, I.
LNCKl"Oltl, hikI various, ether, persona in
the Cbunty'wh'o have lKus;ht tliynj and tiev
all ?ay t at a h jroou ."tpnnir. '
b'KiTliPlN 1 13 A 'ff 1 1 Pffii t ,
. Fe,tLera for sale a. W- Nn or - ?
j:- tff S0i?4 Ok
L...StifeKS!f
and Retail,
I f " my'AT'.!
siiuiiiscniri ninvrc
LLinillvJUil . IA. uUlliL u.
in toroaiicl arriv-
s- - i
f ! iug' daily
A, Jleavytock of Kverj tbing ; nice and
Fresh in our Line.
150 -.Barrels Flour,
i.J -fALLtGRADES.S -J if
-!lii'Bife i M?.
ISorsefofd's Rread Preparation
t- at Factory Piice?i Lrss Fremht.
25 Barrels Surar, '
25 Bags Coffee,.
25 Boxes Cheese,
10 Boxes f Jakes,
' ' 2 Car Lni-d.s Suit,
0. R. Sides,
- Hams, Breakfas Strip:?,
Corned Beef,
3Ieal, Molastes,
Fish, Etc., Etc.,
I0'I3oxcts Tobacco lrom
Cents Up.
Smokihg Tobacco,
CIGARS, SNUFF ALL KINS,
Kerosene Oil. Etc.," Crockery, Glasw and
Tin Ware, Wrvxl and Willow Ware,
'.. Axes, ani fVotton Rope, &c.
Wc would call the attention of Country
i, Jcrchauts .and.Fai inoi-ii buying in
Large Lots
to "our facility ftr handling .oods.
Wc
:;s Grocsis a Spcialj
arc always on thelpokout for bargains and
can give inducerneiits. Come to see us
and we will convince yBu.
1 Very respect fu'.rv,
'"WILLMON A BlAKE.
1 -jOTJirlJ ! .The undrsignca haviug quail
rTied .is ext cu'ors of the 'will oT Blake Bar-
field, deceased", h"toW notifies all
persons
havintfe'a-inis arftiiBr5i aetata .'to present
thein to itlier of theni on or before the 1st day
of December, 188 R, or this notiee will he plead
tin ".jar of thir-rssetfwyftnvr"a!i r-eron? indeht-
ted ixj said enUxto w:fl pleie make nuwemate
poymeht. Tlwl'tst Noveuihor, .1
M;-w 2 " Tl. J.5Vi CT.ir.' vF ;''
NvlfJCK! -Thos- fliveWc iub forr .piofwa-
tonai services are respect !u!1y requested ,to
46me ad softie; ail aftonns'n- satiflictorlly
adjusted within the B3.vt .:SO days. wU) he !
ve.rtised for Sti dayf iii th.,-:.i!ithfifl'" IIkbau.
:ni;T sold at t.tie'cavt hr.is, ttonr, ' the liijih
.est bidder tor I Ixmd mUhHoUt, PT.-t? , Novem
ber lt.th, lg.io. ; . ,
, A Song of" Grat itucl :
Im. Weir timei Bcthw-.Ia'a pool
Wip fiKirl JM-' uttaUdweMe ' . 4
O.nce plunr.r jier.'.: i!i ijr w.ttiyx eod,
fcSEaeh evif.-rfa'ifi :ihd !i?Sn.4;4 ccasA. i
1 In-Dwdcrn dy?sve fin" a. oweV' - ;
. .Of w.K.i.u.aj-e, iw nmeU dcaerviog.
A WiiiHily wiie." qniek-and anrb, " "
if Dr. Kiehinob!' ,Kr(t Fit ,n NeV? -te. ' -F'ep---y(
:TfvMi.ajr Fevei s, Oott?(f,. nmpa,
ott'i-s. . tXufbl Mvr any kind of riithysic,
Ftr? merit as" a leader stanVpi '" ' "
It f.;v ahovc all phy:d8. ' o "
ft m at onc v'htVo t!ie pofjV - f
. Where Jurka ;iso danpyr. TKwer swervlng.
Trt HU flie wol-Id j e-!.)ii;f: there's not
A"eurft lik" t;Bi rfemi,af "fervfn'a. - "'
As in the-Mood-di vfte5 ri. '' ' ''4 ' ' "
Each artery each vein . eaeh eiirve ia. ' .
There's noth.ing nii-.kee ill humor fly,
Like ilia Samaritan Nerin,
'For old o- young, for rich or fo'vr. - -
Wlntt'Ser elafi of lue yoii s. rwi in,
vo health wiae oen is te door, ...
' Frr.tn the 5ma;rt.in ITerviue.
th '' do ym'v)iT:ii'?t'ii:i!; and health,
'Awl thi n k. Uicm W .isi n'j wort h preserving.
Belter than all QuUorM a s wea'th, ;
la Dr. rH:hmond"s t-'amaritari'Nervine.
A. VonlefFul Jloolc.
Ju:- t . puMi. -h fell, and for shIc by ; the aaedical
b'ek dealers, or may be had direct frem the
authorr - : '. ' -
MA.NflOOBr WOMANHOOD! .
' An ' exhaustive 'treat w on Sexual Excesses,
tie Jifcfms ttn.iiwsr frotw them, and rfieir treaf-
I iuert afd cireu-lau a Uriel' e-turo Ef-ile.-
syanuojuer j.ei-vojj! is.ti, snowir. nig
relaiit n-Mp exiiHWf. Wwrts the'estal nM
Nervor.s.i'astfcm VD.. -w Rilinond, Ft.
Joseph, Missomi. :.i-icc ?l.-"0. Fully 541ns
4ratl and- le!Btly Ixmird, Coiitiiinia'T 6Vv.r
25,0 Pscs, ,v j :. Tt :
"Thla jWonderfid . ok rTeb th innennat
1$e&ffrf?Tiiir:. ndi, in Tact, a kry which
opfns-J.4le -tKtk,.f .knoIcae. ad pluck
"raives ofjiealiii; froia i!i; tree of.Iii"s. It
frat'of Subjrt-i w!rkrf .ift if immense vVlV-to-jHVSjj
nsyftv wojimar RJid.ct.iid m f j1n,
jmV-witl, mail nrol.alijJity, MTejojrsof ick
st(t'-ftH-.-rnrHfrd-efr' Kill. A'ent
yrisnic& eyefjrwktrrr, fcth male' ' femn.
fifend at onctan Wx gnt'. 'ireuUr. -
i'rjis. .5-' ijJ : ''
,'rria; i.Tirm nf tliartnriiy
.lined y.k nrt agti dl. exeuKet to me '
the irOtfi '.day of M-t-'o. hy John ,J. Datigfj
try' 4nd-iie. fiffidy i drrly ret.ti-rrdln
tlnvCjji ir r' r. off: co. c f Job s?to ettttntv in bok
.""So. g0 iV, liA fiiall sell af pp b.
l4-aaioi,-tri,stj4t at it firif "do.r tfi
i i jtary. lVi. at-e:tin I ra-t of Ia:;i in- .VIin
of Jen. Wil: 1" il no-.-'et.t; Wf, iloiW a- I
t.., ... r,i;. : ... -it
i ",'ipr-- vnta.uK-. l
u.-auM t'u ! ' y
stn ibud in wiid mortz.ire. Tiis il'th 'l-.iv
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