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THURSDAY, DISC. 17,
O Ory ne Tsar, ft. Ml. re Cony 81
nnthe. Ttwrte. : On Ot-py Three Months,
la future, co name epferct without payment
-ta no paper -m a?Kr expiration of tint paiJ
f vf. Ltery l-oty Ut be treated alike, uA
teee ml" ?trHtr enforced.
Entered ut Fostofiiec aagccohd cut- matter.
ED1T0M 1 1
The English parliament is wnn t& meet,
and as usual the inaiii qutr-ti;n before
that renowned imdy is what shall 1 e done
with Ireland? Since our earliest recollec
tion the rroat question in E'ljiUsh politics
h:s hsn wlat mast be done with Lmrnd.'
Tht Ireland has been or-prcssed, all admit;
that it is oppressed to-day all admits tho
j.laintivu wail d eoiiturUs is still heard
frura the Emerald isle. Arhat the cause
of In r wik's have been wo are unable to
Bay. There hare been so many legitimate
c.ies, ilsr rox'olution, treason, taurder,
and nion, in the little inland, that its woes
can hardly be attributed to any tingle
cause. We have koowu wen, who acein
to be w constituted, that they must neces-
farily bo abusing .sf.inethjusr; they will so
lixt some partieuiar servant, or seine par
tioular animal, to abuse; and they see to
keep them on hand for that special pur
Hse. Bo England has kept Ireland, she
never had any earthly uso for it, udIom it
wn fir the purpose above named.
To day th imo trouble seem? to exist,
and the vahabt English Stattmac,
with cleuebcd fists, are already
defying tho lrirhiuau. WhipjW in
India, tl -Mued cp in Turkestan, disgraced
aud completely deloated, they again resort
ly the etintewij tibte practice of abusim the
ItHi. ThV-e English Ktstcftusin with the
retjuired sense, hare not the goodness to
doal with Ireland, and those who have the
jroodness woefully lack the sense. The re
sult of such a course is that dynamite is
coming freely into use.
In tho ciming parliament Mr. ParneU
and his crowd shculd be treated ith all
respect ofauy other nieuibcrp, and they
is - Id b iiv- n a hearinj on all questions
We know of but one Way by which a
complete change can be accomplish! and
that is have a general extermination of the
Tog'ish aristocracy, a more worthless set
never inlened the earth. Theni eend over
to the United States aud let us frama them
a new constitution or seud a copy of our
own. We have grave d..ubt whether a
collection of statesiuen could be found in
Knglaud, Scotland and Ireland capable of
framing any sort of a constitution.
Scotland has always seemed to us, a na
tion of cranks, the Irish are admirably
adopted to amphibious employment, while
the English have the braius and the mean.
None are fit to make a constitution.
Ws congratulate the people of the
county, and of this community especially,
that Professor J. L. Davis, and Profowor
Ira T. Tutlioglon, county Supcrintenleat,
liavu united tlicir infiucnecs, encrgiee, capa
Idlitics aud experiences as teachers, and
hav perfected a plan by which a com to o-
. ii1tia Kr-liru-il Lm'D'nr. i. 1...:.. . . 1
raithfield.
- The "Work is being pushed with all pos
eible rapidity, and we leant about the first
Monday in February next, they propose to
open a Collegiate Institution, for mates and
, fouiali that Khali compare favorably with
ny ia the Staic. The building is to be
well ventilated aud furnished with the
xnost modern improvement. Special ad
rantagea Will bo atlbrded to all those who
oonteaa plate becomaij; taachera, aa well as
those who desire to prepare themselves for
the higher classes io any of the eollegwk
ArangcmeuU have been made wUa dti
seos living in convenient disuaeoa by
"which board cu be obtained at from tevea
to ta dollars per month. We are glad to
Tiear that some have already applied for
"board and that many others are expected
y the opening of the school. -
We hail with ploasu. this long f.lt
qaccssityt and predict for this enterprise a I
!rand sucoess. j
If the people of thij community and
el tho couuty generally will give it their
influence and support, all will bo benefited,
$ad a preparatory school, etjual to aey ia
Ilia 8ute, established where the young
ncnaud girls cf the county can be pre
paxod for all tho aTOoatioos of lifo. Wlh
the adrantagea now afforded by the good
Dchoola all over the tounty. it u a sluine
that teachers have to be imported every
jear. Farmers and paopU of Johnston
the time has como when you can and
should prepare yo it childreQ to fill die
more honorable aud remuuerati re positions
in your county as well as t:.e more humble
An advetbemcat cf the Collegiate Insti
tute will appov soon, in the mean time,
ior any la formation desired apply to either
of the principals.
Vandcrbilt'a income was $0,000,000.a
jcar.
McClcllkn, Hendricks and VandcrUlt.
Three noted names and three unexpected
deaths.
Tie rich Kew York mil!ioBirft f 'ksL
the diinS t hia homt in lew York t-lty ow
thft 8tb cfDcoen.kf, fts ttWl appopUtf
in about sixty tb year of M He
lited an unven.fdl H6?t and aofruf
wm oalf noted ft-f his eDorrrotta rkbea
which are ostuaatod ai $250,000,000.
which imfmitt, if ft war io kilver aad if
l& wcw dwrri; to &. it. Would load a
'tie of iw-u hirj wsiis jvcnty uvcmiSt
each wagon carrying a thousand
pound.
- .3. wa a roost
liheral giver, thnt lie gave 810,000 to the
iy of Iforth Carolina, aud flC0f
000 to Vanderjiilt TJniremty atXashvill.
"5 ? t . . . . f , dollars
.vr srv ctrpri thyclnuch i
do!)!rf di:g ibout as deep info H
!s the liMm'id :;d s'V . thouwilid
dollars aid in hi piK', fo if Df. Dcvms
shall Gnd out tho fact, we must be pro
nouueed a most, liberal givsr, kut that's ih:
way the world wags. Many a buudred
men have died who have piren a far grca
tr proportion of their ;r:iu go.'-d.i to
charity, and ncvor once did men call them
liberal, to otonc r.re iritn u Worship the
almighty dollar, that they forget ihc thous
ands who have been ruined by Mr, Van
derbilt. and hU AVorlhlets lamily. Wo
doubt not, that for every dollar which Van
derbilt has given away, there is a human
beinj in tho United States to-d it suffering
from tho effects of his oppression:
But tho World forget those facts, and
he preachers, tend Mr. Vandcrbilt above,
and wi tho thin; will go on always we sup
pose; but Kill wc cannot help having a con
. mpt lor tho disgusting vyceophants, , o
are a "yjoicriticai. We willcndr-ro, h. -i-,
i; cannot U helped, the taffy whi :
. ai b:j r.diuiyistcred by VaadotWits flni -'or
!tv -n! w-?tks o r-n.o
A CiRCATSTATC IUFEU.
Tlie Message of President Cleveland Is
very lengthy, 1 ut it will amply repay not a
perusal merely, bat the most careful and
thorough study of its contents.
It is tho utterance of a wie, conscien
tious, courageous and patriotic man, deliv
ered in the discharge of his duty under
the constitution "from time to time to give
to the Congress information of the State
oi tho Union, and recommend to thuir
consideration such measures as he shall
judge necessary and expedient." This duty
the Pretideut haS dono so Wil! that w do
not hritate to prophesy for his Work a
life as long as that of the Republic itsvlf.
We believe that many passages of the
Meesago will become texts for the patriots
of posterity, and will bo quoted as having
equal authority with thejiiu mortal phrases
ef : V r n' d'st inaugural.
Want of space forbids us to publish the
catire Msao. 1R? niakc a sugges
tion which we believe would bo of great
value to thcui, if headed by the young men
of ihe ceuatry. Wc advise every thought
ful progressive young man to get from one
member of Congress a pamphlet , copy of
the Message, "to rend, mark, learn inward
ly digest it, and then to carefully file it
avay for future reference.
The statements of faats and figures that
it contain 'sill always be authoritative,
and the principle it advocates, arc those un
der which this glorioos Government of
the people, by the people for the people
will he administered is coming generations.
Says the fyririt of tde Agn We are
decidedly op;xsed to a Prohibition party.
We are doing better without a party than
other Staios are doing with a pajrty.
Gov. Jarvis writes to a' goutlenaan of
Raleigh say lag that ho is well and doing
well, and thi.t tho health of Mrs. Jarvia Kaa
improved io Braail.
Tub New Tork WorU says: It is vary
evident that the financial interest of the
country arc enoomraged by Democratic
rule. Of SC5 National Banks whoso cor
porate exist noa expired daring the yerr
coding Nov. 1 of this yerr, 801 renewed
their chacfcjM, while 145 new hanks
were orgaeiied, with a capital of $17,009,
000. Who aays now that Democratic,
government means general business rain ?
Tnt lUUigh Rtgister- says that the Re
publican paity will Boon b reorganiied
in this State, on a Prohibition basis.
Mr. Waitks. Pahs has been ra
ceiving comiidtirabio comment at the hands
of the brethren of the State press, in ac
count of the article he wrote the State
(Thrvnidis on the Civil sexvice. Mnch of
tho criticism was decidedly nncosaplimen
tary to that gentlemen. Ea
Speaking of the proposed organisation
of a prohibition party, the Spirit of the
Age aays:
Our Georgia brethren whe have just
iuccoodoi iu achieving the grandest tern
perance victory that has been won in the
Union, look with disfavor upon the move
ment which ts now to be made by north
ern brethren to organise a party. Read
rhat the Temperance Joco!eof Atlanta
aays about it. We think the Advocate ia
lavcUhoad rf, and puts the case its true
light.
Tl.e Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley K. R.
is graded t a point in a mile of Dalton,.
Stokos county. As many as 150 more
convicts sre to be put te work on thai
end
iat Our Uschats:' s &y. i
A. reptvw utaii?e of ther Palvatieo Army
1 is creatines considerable sensation, at Kfi-
Sftbvth City, Keonomfet saya.
0 reeoboro in the largest rabbi market
to the south, it is asserted, Raleigh being
1 an ? second. : v
The secretary of- the treasury has ap-
.iArae!, !.
tCarolina, to le ebiel
Leaeh, Jr., of North5
icf of a division is the
1 . . s t Washington.
The Rockingham Eoekct ftjraio speaks
of tho exodus of negroes from Richmond
county. Jonduy fofty faiailies left Lites
villa for Kansas. Many from Harnett
county h-ft at tho same time. Hundreds
mora are ready to move. '
Stock in the A. & N. C. R. R. brings
5 twenty-one dollars a share in New Uernc
The Journal says this is tho highest price
paid siuec 1800.
Tho Frauklinton WeeJehf says: Mr.
Thomas Whitaker, of Ytmngsvillo, lost a
fine horse cn Monday list. The horso be
came frightened and ran against a tree kill
ing hiui instantly.
The Baptist Orphaaac at Thoiuaaville
is now receiving children.
The Rejtorter Pott loams that a greet
many hogs are tlyinj in some sections of
Siokes coMiity.
The Winston Sentiaet eaya. Mr Jo'
Owcp, wh was kn jckvd down and robbed
in Gret iuboro on Tuesday f last week, has
sineo died frjm the ciTccts of his wounds.
i Tho murderer ii still at large and un-
known.
Captain Carta way of the Kew$ & Ober
ir has been awarded an office by the
Federal administration.
Raleigh's Graded Sehool has 640 chil
dren enrolled.
It is said that North Carolina bnsnn ex
ceHeut display at tho NuV Orleans Ex
position, .
Mr. J. A. Korris" mill and yin. in Buck
horne Towutship, Wake county, wcro burn
ed a tew days a;o.
The Repurtrr &ys that Rev -Sam Jones
is expected in Durham in Mty next.
Bishop Watson confirmed seven per
sons at Goldsboro, two at Faitn, and
three at Clinton during his recent visita
tions. Star.
The publisher of the Beaver Falls, Pa:,
Courier Mr. John F. Porter, soma tiuao
ago contracted a seven eold. Ho Kays:
I tried half a doxen retiicdies inelTectual
ly, and upon recommendation of a physi
cian I gave Dr. Bull's C u h Syrup a fuir
square trial. It rcletved me immediately
and cared rey cold and cat wh entirely. It
is a roiii"dy that 'should be used iu every
household."
What a grnd great country this is with
its vast territory, it- bis rivers, its pretty
women snd its Veni Yidi Yiei cure. It's
Salvation Oil.
A Uiston special says: "Although not
g -nerally known John Wilkes Booth left
a family a wife and two children,a daugh
tsr and son, now grown 'to womanhood
and manhood. This family has lived in
tjdusiwu and under a false name for twen
ty years.
It is very evident that the finnneal inter
eats of the country aro encouraged by Dem
ocratic rule. Of S04 National Banks whose
corporate existence expired during the
year euding November 1, this year, SOI
renewed their characters, while 145 new
banks were organized, with a capital of
017.000,000.
The Statesvdle Landmark says. Sarah
A. Hughes, colored, of Raleigh, was or
dained by Bishop Turner, at Company
Shops last week, aa a preacher iu the Af
rican M. E. Zion Church.
The editor of the Charlotte Utme 2n.
ocrat says Bishop Kevncr is the best pre
siding officer he has seen in North Caro
Una sincj3 the late Hon. Robert Strange.
It is said that near Hookcrcon, Greene
county, is a farm upon which live thrco
families, and iu these fonsilus there have
been eight children born within the past
twelvemonths.
1 uu cum sry
AUD I. A OK VITAL tHSNOY?
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idUvi atut Iuri:jU.a
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feplet-n, Ltvr
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tlte BOBV, aaA
girga itvlVA kwW1
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FUKtri'lUCltTC. .
laoat AlVa
la eunetwtton;
t is ditturrat tvu
as ttri!no
Uiud. mm! V) All-
atTLat Vht ka inl way, wttowt lrtpX2&
vMit Mur in Our laWrated lvtatW.JVaa
mf MtMa. wt or vrtww wa, rvat
rwiivc OuruirUAiicssaKAaakncs uHta A&m,
&arta from Lam Banlr. Wwltww f tlte Spina
wtinattrari, tenjjilii, r t4nx aafchiia
amctyyag?a. VMrnw wwamiwiMvii, wr w
n.i iTariri f' 'ti -1 ar lirceaiar aUMtnuoioo.
hmivwr&aae, ArriTRoai, rhaaaa mT EJ or
8M.9. & CtxD.gf lr vll la pWn
IW Bt SAtMkl. NV A ate:
Mtint r arace ana hmmcutc moouoj.
b Mfilit teuar. ataar raJs.
AMEOIOAtl QALVAtHS Ct
OFFICES j tf S?mwy?.Z&
la wrttukg ftt, auame iais paper.
llraiursaf rat i f
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BESTTQH1GL-
i This madid p 3, combining lTn v!th fir
'mt9 Pi t fer!
I iiiuro Bl md, lull and ver,
Women, and all wLu tA ertwiitr" i5'?3-
rolae
the apBeti. s. " asitai'uoa i i.jf -
tho iH;lofi ft-.iVnrve . - .
t Intet wttssnt i-cvoM,r3sitRJ,XacKCt
5f- The jreToitne hM r.Wva trade mnru ar-l
CrcM-d icd lin cti wf-prr. TtVe bo ot;:r.
"Afffi PHIUDElPHIs SI"GEB
laetadlcjor Tock, Batftor,
box of 4 liflDOKjrs, and Biml.
betora yea par
roar own
i mm. Ma nthtr atumia
Vf-tr-l W aarm to mam
U,L, olh. 1" b a v r tiaad.
iiMMiwi. arjM, ami llght
girunnlDtr. Sac M Hm tf)
raeeaaac trnmt a ad w HikI for
arrulr aii.1 ) C. A. WOOD CO.,
' UaUooniate. tT .t.twt C FliUiwl'm. Ha.
MILE wIlfiVK
u alerctnair warltl wffU TJ" lcf
5 whiMl uuMla. Can jC - i rta,.
hvard ff on on to , .
of a rJ- O 0 "
brwnura.-irtfMja, "
Invala- sr" 9$
la J J' iraur?
ff"
ft f ,w i MAtnia. Ordrr w.
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f 5? At ! alW, u. .J ir
R. I4 LASS1TER
SPILONA,'N.GM'.
H:n JUrjr received direct from manufac
m.-jii an 1 iirst hmad ona of tho '.large
stocks of
BRISHrraFnLL
WINTER"' G88DS
Ever Exhibited in the County, lie struck
oiany Npccial Drive? by pureh-tMng early
io the Summer, while the Tdarkets were
very dull, and is offering
O vorit INDUCEMEK TS
To.Purcha-rs. llo.carrios a Irrt; .,1
attractive stock of 1
Prints,Ladies Dress
an
Such as ALL WOOL WORSTED, Cash
meres of many styles, .
Silks, Satins, Velvets,; Etc
Dress Ginghams of many styles nrd ev
erything in the Dry GOODS LINE, vcr
Lit NAP.
Silk Hats, Shawls,
And many new novelties. Largest, finest
and cheapest ttcck of
READY-MAPS LOTHING,
in the Country.
HATS, BOOTS and S11UE8 of eTcry descrip
tion.
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE
in endless variety. '
TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
1'aii.ts, Oil., ml lMrnjfs. UARNESS,
Saddles, Wkottl-barrows, Etc. .
Agent for the EXCELS TOR COOK
STOYE; a large new lot just arrived, "
nly $18.00, all complete, lowest
prices in the Stato,
" '-: - s :i
County Agent for Ludden & Bates
Scuthein . ...... .
Music House, -
Organs and lianos, lowest prices and
best terms. Samples n hand. Has a
car load of SALT in , his Warehouse in
Smithfitid, managed by Mr. J. C. Smith.
Soo him and you can buy it cheaper than
anj other place in town. Also Cotton Bag
ging and Ties, and bagging twine. Will
pay Smithficidmarkctfor cottou during the
SOOSdU.
NOriCL I liy virtua of au order of th Sou
perior Court of Johnston County, ohtr.ined ay
thaaistiUv of Oc.ohcr. 1885. c:nooweHiin
the un2crijz:ncl, aa Administrator of Kerno
Langston, djctKael, to sell rl estate for ns-
scts, 1 shall sell r.t putilio nuctiva, at J!ourt
ouse door, in tho town of f-uutlfioid, on
Monday the 7tl day af DecemVr, 185. tho
following veal estate to wit. One tract of 31
aores, sulject ta the widow's dower, lying ia
Boutouville Towuiilii', Johnston County, d-
Jcinitii; tho lundi cf W. ; A. Ijnjtst.i a. X.
1 hornton and ot.terd, altn a fee sitrplo teiua n-
uerartur the death ot iJcha LaKtuu, in anoth
er tract of 142 acres ntore or loss, lving in Ben-
tonvillc Township, adjoimns tho lands of H.
N. Rose, Jr., Xhouias Csle sud other and also
a remainder In fee after the death of La ira
Leaiu tractot GOaore iu Beatuuillo Tawu-
ship, aujoiuini; tlio t:4s afor?s id and others.
Terms made known on day of asale. This Oo
tobw 81st. 1885, . .
. J. L. ROSE, Administer.
TOWN property for sale ! Having made up
uijTinind to leave Smithlild, I offer for
for sale the following property, via;.' Lot No.
41, on winch I new live, . dwelling containing
8 rooms and other out honsea, all in coed re
pair; also lots No. 42 and 43 with no buildings,
but beautifully situated for building pui poses.
j and in the highest part of tiwo, water good;
! one third cash: other in 1 anl 2 vars. For
' particulars apply to Pou & JTMsey, Attorneys,
br L 11. Orken) fhuiHtiehl, $C
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FALL AjOUOEMBNT.
I AILY RECEIVING
Fall and vinter Goods
Consisting of
DRY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, ' CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES,
. HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE,
TIN WA$E, Q CUBA'S WARE,
WbOD AAD WILLOW WARE.
Heavy ifl Fancy Gr-eceis,
IN EVERY VARIETY. '
TY.TI THOUSAND "3TABDS
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IllTEiiClS; mm,
IN ALL COLORS AND OF EVERY
r
SILK and WORST T PLAIDS,
Bill asfl irons. Yeiliiii,
Of" all Clors and Oracle s.
Shepaerds Platds, Etc., StG.
29000
white Goods,
Laces & Hamburg,
Cream and black
Spanich, Oriental.
...
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A large Stock of
UMBRELLAS
(oj-
We have the largest
-stock ol
Gonieral Mercliandisso
Ever brought to
this section.
ALL AT
-O-
lccd9
FIVE THO
SAI IDS
Give me a, call be
fore (iOlKG pWIliE.
Respectfully,1 5 ' ' "
D. W, ADAMS.
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WHOLESALE ill mi DflOOGISTS
Hi troad S re3
have juat opvuvu on iwi.fu.vi .-irw t, ucxt door to W. G. Yeiiugiou, ; firs cl&a tok
Pars and Fresh Ens, Pibr.t Zciloincs, Dili, Chsnicds. Sruff, Tobacf
&gur., Ls.'j, iLm rft, ;, t . 1 ,;n:yx, f i:?,i; t ,0 - ... Pa.nU, l ulii;. UU, V.irn'th-.a
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S :cm1 tei .ns to I'hyiciatss and Country merer ants on Drag -, Etc.
PRESORIPTIONS MADE A SPECIALTY.
Ml'. "Rui'llri wiii room over the htare, ami any prescripiicu entrutoa to hij cara ;J1
becaie;utl an4 scuitoiy compounded, X!)i"V' sii'lit.
i x- u-.th h i ;vv 1 the bct 5c
We invite allcf onr friends and t?:c public
ia our line. . Hopiujjtojntrif liberal sliarc
Very reajct iuliy
Sasser, Wpodall & Co.
SJL'L u. fcgi ffSjf
T. TfJ T
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aen trial eabaeithwa become rmaient reatierw.
mad oae taeir inftovneeto aeoa more names. Kxperi
ace bvica tacsht im thin. w rartain that it will
pay as to make A X.I REQA I OPFE H. to lixluoe every
e ta try
3 MONTHS t?.1l IOo.
rler of vhiM who wiU arni u JO ct iu sUvmpfl
win aani tiiv cat? aT a wn n a nrkirr
Ito every reader
tfallTer. will lumd "THE FARM AND
arlal tar thru min( K Pimm mwti iliim t ni
af onir to aMtety rurlo.ly. n1 thi will certainly
Addnasatoaca Jrtiiwaj,
aisapooiavaa CTiinl aifl nflOnrfS
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Brprters. Only to See Her vnce AtraSn. re Ouly wn l)uwu toweuu. Ieily Uray. mm
aiMnr.T.itaVnur Tnl Everv I)dT. Mv Pre:tv Ilt-d itfe. I'll Ilemumber Yoa Lsve.lnXr
I've
5rTers. Host's Si'.ndny Chit. wh,n Vijii vs
Take Yon Home Again. Knthievn. Oid-K:ujhioaed IIomcKioad. Pallet of Straw. Omle a
fimntr. Rihc'a f. Kevpr Tak tho iiorot
caf o'f Ivy from niv Angel Motli-r'8 (lra'e.
iome Aacaln. W Nvr Speak as w I'm 3".
Garden Wall. A Flower from my ahk -I llother'a Grave. I Ireland and Mother Beeausa
we Were Poor. Givo an lloii".'-?. Irish l-t
MountHln Honsr. In tfcp Gluair.i.iT. Ly- ot
iiet. Thi Vxrk Is prini-d on ap?f saoif h!w
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'"FOR SALE.
1 RRICK STORE, 2 VACANT LOTS,
' 1 Saw Mill, 1 Brick Machine,
1 Jjg Wagon, 1 Road Wagon,
, 1 Cart, -50,000 Feet of Lumber.
We wish to clos3 out our stock at greatly
to settle at oucel
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ciar sold Tai:.ii;a Punch ind KangartNi.
Try them.
nener:r:y to caii on ttawhen in uc.
of tLc 1 utroo.ie, ve are
THE FARM AND CAHDUri
Ii.5.hBniwj,,""1ynr,I'ted monthly PTr. wia
ORISt Ri. UlUSThATiSa I. ftDd is m bwaeUkm
sibi. read A V t,' L 11 A T li rural ou rnuL
SKTERESTifsG COHRESPQDEMCE
and valaablo ini'onaatioa frmu eTerr State ta
the Uiiuii, (.ut no nouweit s or st!ea Ideaa It
is an asifcorUf on r KolfS acd VGe Coo
lants lua BK-sf Foaltrr paTe for Uut9 wfia
lor promt,
is sum '
ra mi) caicneni
surprise, in-
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or eTery
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lie arreablr
nni J.iararT 6t
' i'tMelvala. Pa.
I'm Jnst Oolnsr Down to tbn
Haudful of Enrth. Walt tOl
Cloooa KoU flv. ni Meat
When the Son Gora Uowb. A :
of Blue and Qray. Uarra Ooi
Wltb a Coon. Sweet Tloler
Bridget ttooaehue. UalWi
Nellie. Bold JUcInrirn). Caly a
Paiuiy SloaBOm. iobody Koowa
WnlaBaekv WaaTtiere. Wbera
Is My Watering- BurTo-nlnt t
Paddv DudV'j Cart. Widow K
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StfiP2 lfnBaKBS5 iflas Me Whon Tin (ion. Old. i
by tB Kiver, Yon acd L .TTou Wl.'
ja. as. Oulyin th Way. Oh. leni tiobko
Ouly B-en Dotru totbetUut. Kelly Gray. You
Cot But Fifty Croa Old Folks ut Home. 111
Mary of the "WiM Moor.
-it:oe frora tlie Door.
Peek-o-noo. Joe linrd.
Farm)!-' Boy. Lullahy. Boys. Keep A way
a'Cbauce. INot Retort- Pa. hpumsh Ca-aJ!n
tha ShHinrouit. Bamev McCoy. Butcher Hop,
FaririveanU Fortret. All tho Troabica Yon HuvV
es F.heBt moai''. Order a copy now. AddTes
Tenth SL, Fbilaifelpijla, Psarfti.
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KSTT. KICK
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lOcu ta in tin Trorld. WtTl isrtcny son v
t tlai'ifl pi:, r. dowi. I".hwsv4
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fit. tid
1 ENGINE,
100,000 Urick,
4 .Mules,
reduced prices. Wc rcqacbt our extort
PEACOCK. & 223..
SMirilFIJiLD, N. C.
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