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MKTHODIST. '
Minday School at 90 A. M.
Gao. S. Baxbr, Sopt.
p-Hvhing&t 11 A. nd8 FrMi
Hunday. 'j, .
pr r meeting Wednesday night.-s
M. T. Pltuou Paator.J 5
BAPTIST. 4 '
S m Uy School at 9:30 A M.N--
Tuoe. B. Wilskb, 8apt
I'rachinfic at 11 A. and 8P.iL,
v-7 Handay.
I'rayr in eting Thursday night.
Forrest Smith. Pastor.
episcopal, W :
Smday School at 90. ;. .
-..rvi,-Ht, morning' and niht , on
, !r 1 ind 4t,h Sandava.
Kv-ning Prayer, Friday afternoon.
John Husks. Rector.
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LETTER
-Republican Harmony
vEmphasIzeil . by ,
: Clnbs- and Daggers-
f A 7 Few Personal
References :.:
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LODOBS.
Special Washington Letter. J "
tXi Jefflries-Fitzsimmons cham
pionship, mill la over, and
Buby.Robert went down before
Ihe, Callfornian. "Tonth win
be served j Wonder tf Sena-
tor Marcus A- Banna discovers In the
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I'rotVHfiional cards
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HURT,
1)
l R TICINa PHT8ICIAN A.ND SURGEON.
Louisbarg, N. C.
' i ti In the Ford Building, corner Mais
ri'i and Htreeta. Upstairs front.
K. K. YARBO ROUGH,
I'HTHICIAN AJSD StTRaEON, , f .
LonBUR8, N. C. - i
:!' 2nd floor Ke'. building, phone 39.
unt rails anawerel from T. W. Bicliett'S
r.-n. I' n", phone 74. "
i b. M A88BN BURQ,
I .
ATTORNBT aT LAW.
LonisBuae. . a.
a ni practice in all the Court of the State
OHlce In Court House.
ATTORNEY-A.T-LA.W,
Loui3BUBa,ir. a
a 1 1 1 ittend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
'w-iviil.-. Warren and Wake countiea, also the
s i;.r-iiirt Court of North Carolina, and the V.
a Circuit and District Courts.
M
r xr jit -i o .
vi.. meeta 1st and ard Tneadav I :,v . v"". wb nfaienoQ
ht ia each month. . - t '"w th banda-oCft jnach youn
ger man to wit, Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt? .; Perhaps the defeat Bob
received at the hands of the boiler
maker will cause tlie Buckeye oss to
put on his studying cap, and perhaps
it will not Still,' there-is no disguis
ing the - fact that youngish men are
now most in the public eye. The cool,
calculating Kitchener succeeded' the
elderly "Bobs.' -The most potent fig
ure in European politics is the Ger
man kaiser, William of HohenzoUern,
who, although -a veteran emperor," is
still a young man. Next to him comes
Nicholas of Russia, Who got up The
Hague peace conference and .who has
just startled the"world with a proposi
tion looking. to an international stran
gling of the trusts. On this side the
water President Roosevelt, still in the
flower of his years, holds the center of
the stage. In both the cabinet and the
field the youngsters are to the fore.
Old things pass away, among them the
ancient proverb, "Old men for counsel,
young men for war." Temporarily at
least the "boys" are usurping the func
tions of the elders. Is It for the best?
Quien sabe?
No Politics In Teddy's Speeches.
Little Paul Dombey was always ask
ing Floy, "What are the waves say
ing? Certainly since the ocean first
was formed no stranger message has
come from it than that which now is
sues from Oyster Bay. It is given out
that President Roosevelt in his swing
around the circle this fall has no polit
ical designs whatsoever and that he Is
much annoyed that the ungodly should
have attributed to him such motives
all of which will be given the hoarse
hoot by the junior senator from Ohio,
who is one of Tom Johnson's most pre-
t'mineut constituents. But Mark's
cynical thoughts and remarks will not
count. He will not be permitted to
pull down, the ideal candidate, the al
truistic statesman of Sagamore HilL
the harbinger of the political millen
nium, the philosopher who proposes to
let the office seek him tind catch him I
No, iirfoed-Colooel -ftosMivelt 'ls not
going to tour the country in the inter
est of his own nomination. Perish the
thought! He's going about the land
to view the wonderful crops, which
Mark's friends allege that Mark caused
to grow. Of course Colonel Roosevelt
has not gone so far as to say that he
will not accept a nomination not he.
If the nomination chases and captures
him, what can he do but serve his
country and save it again by serving
four years more! The bold, bad men
who started the report that the presi
dent is going on an electioneering trip
ought to be severely disciplined really
they ought.
vlti i;.-S C. W1N3TEAU,
ATT ORN B Y- AT-L AW,
Looibdobs, N. C.
nini B ovbb W. P. RIAL ft Co.'S Stobs.
given to all business
; -' Ml Attention
T'Mi.iM t.) me.
I)"
I K. M ALONE,
: i I.Nd PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
LOCWT5CBO. H. C
.. . . r Ayc:o'-ke Prug Company.
w
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.Tl IN 'J IHYdlCIAN 8URGBON, .
L' i is burg, N. C.
i- 'v r AycockeDrujr CiB-pany.
i. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LouiSBoae, x. a
.'. i i ractice In all the Courts of Franklin
i . I i Ijoiniug countiea, also in the Supreme
ir an l in the United States District and
ijir-ini 1 ourts.
' )ttii-e in cooDer and Clifton Bolldlnft.
'j" Hi -H. B. WILEKB,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBCM, 2t, 0.
til r.fi on Main streets OTer Jones k Cooper's
F.
in Neat
Harmony In Missouri.
SPRUILL. I it will be a ereat pleasure to Demo
crats outside the state who have been
alarmed by the twaddle of the Globe
Democrat If such there be to know
that harmony prevails among the Dem
ocrats of Missouri, the first Democratic
state in the Union, and that all the
signs of the times indicate a sweeping
Democratic victory this falL Nobody
knows this better than the G.-D. It is
merely whistling to keep Its courage
up " Both at Springfield, where three
candidates for supreme Judge were
nominated, and at St Joe, where the
railroad commissioners, superintendent
of public schools and chairman of the
state committee were nominated, there
were contests more or less heated
about men and measures, which were
to be expected which were inevitable,
in fact bat the platforms are good,
what the people want and while excel
lent men were defeated men above re
proach and in every way capable were
nominated. Of the thirteen Democrat
ic congressmen eleven have been re
nominated, generally without opposi
tion; and will be re-elected. TDe
chances are that . Missouri will have
fifteen Democrats-Jn the next bouse
out of a possible sixteen, that the state
ticket will have a satisfactory major
Ity arid that the legislature will be
Democratic in both branches. Nothing
succeeds like success, and no party
any where; ever made a finer record
since states were first Jn vented than
have the Democrats of Missouri in the
conduct - of ner financial affairs, the
one thing whlcbmost nearly concerns
the great 1ody of taxpayers. ;
Roosevelt Stabbed by Organ Grinder.
A" close and systematic reading of
Republlcaa.ipapers will disclose the
fitter warfare Inside the Gl.O. P.
In bis Fourth, of July speech at Pitt
burg President Roosevelt onaer xne
InsDtrlns lnflueneet-of a ; great ; con-
HOTELS. . I course of sbontise people and .tern
norarilv foreetful of Hon. Btepnen d.
mikina and the rest : of the senatorial
FKANKL1NT0S HOTEL Box exclaimed. --Bedprocity rtUJ
FBAITKLmTOir, IT O. - , i ; know that he ; did J Btmo 10 "J"
. 5 1 duce congress 10 iw
SAWL MERRILL Frv'T. A proclty WIL He sent Iff Special me
onM W"UJullmj x ly a . I iTn, bogoHj croDy and compan-
ood aeoomodatlbn fortns tT.liag 4on,.U, arms. Generanard Wood.;
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
LO0ISBCB0, S. C.
win attend the courts of Franklin, Vance
tirinvtiie. Warren and Wake conn ties, also
in.- supremA Court of North Carolina.
.iu pt mention given to collections,
(rtlce over Kgerton's ttore.
1 W. BICKBTT,
klTORSKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LODISBUBe jr. tt
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
-n'j matter Intrusted to Tils hands.
n.'fra to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
m tuning, Hon. Robt. W. Winston, Hon. J. C.
it n, pres. First Nattooal Bank of Wln
ton uienn A Manly, Winston, Peoples Bank
of Monroe, Chas. B. Taylor, Pres. Wake For
( College. Hon. B. W. Timberlake.
' 1 f 1 c.e in Cou it House, opposite SneTtfiTs. ,
"YY' M. PERSON,
ATTORNBT AT-LAW,
LocissuBs, v. a
Practices In all courts, , Offloe
B UMlnir. . - -- -
3 YARBOROUGH. JB.
ATI ORNEY AT LA W,
LOUIgBTTRa. N. C" . ' -:
offlw in Opera House building, Court street
VI legal basinets intrusted to him
-1 m receive prompt and careful attention.
D. T. 8MITHW1CK, ' '
' DENTISX,
LOUISBTJBO, - - ST. C
Offlce otct Furniture Store. -
scheme: . The president threatened to
call an extra session of congress.
xvow comes tie Bt Louis Globe-Democrat
organ grinder of Missouri Re
publicans, Missouri patronage having
been disposed of. and sUbs the presi
dent under the fifth rib. The G.-D..
under the caption, "Going Beyond -Req-IprocIty.'J-ays'f
v; -.,';''" , 'r
Senalor- Bnrten of Kansas mad aa ex
tended speech thie week' at Topeka before
a large assemblage in -which he set forth
the arguments that Induced a large cum
ber of Republican senator to oppose the
Cuban, concessions bill as reported by the
senate committee. The main point Is
that the concessions proposed go beyond
all former conceptions or deftsiUons of
reciprocity and assail the protective prin
ciple itself. So clearly was this fact es
tablished In debate that Mr. Burton as
serts, "There are not fifteen Republican
senators out of the fifty-four -who are In
favor of the present bin at heart." Tbe
longer the bill was discussed la the sen
ate the weaker tt became, and the. ehlef
reason fs the assault on protection colled
up in the measure. That bill breaks down
all former limitations of -what Is called
reciprocity. Reciprocity' aa advocated
originally by Mr. Blaine, as Senator Bur
ton points out. was the admission Into
the American market, without duty, of
the articles which we do not or cannot
produce on condition that the eountrtee
with which the-arrangement is snade
should grant an equivalent reduction for
our products. From this attitude on a
reciprocity, strictly guarded as to our
own productions, the Republican party
has never varied. The last Republican na
tional platform refers only to a reciproc
ity "so directed as to open our markets
on favorable terms for what we do not
ourselves produoe tn return for free for
eign markets."
The same limitation, moat lucidly ex
pressed, appears 'in President McKlaley's
last speech, that made at Buffalo the day
before be was struck down at the post of
duty. "Reciprocity." said President Ma
Klnley in his address of Sept. t last, "ts
the natural outgrowth of our wonderful
industrial development under the domes
tic policy now firmly established." The
policy referred to is, of course. -Drotac-tion.
President McCJnley said tn the
same speech: "By sensible trade arrange
ments which will not Interrupt home pro
duction we shall extend the oatlete for
our increasing surplus. -We should take
from our customers such of then- products
as we can use without harm to our own
industries and labor." The reciprocity
which Blaine. VlcKlnley and the Repub
lican national platform favored Is ex
plicitly Intrenched In behalf of protec
tion. It was not Intended to apply to any
product of our own. But what ia found
in the Cuban concession bill? It ts a re
moval of all duties on Cuban Imports re
gardless of whether we p reduce the same
articles or not. About twenty article
were to be admitted at a reduction, some
of which we. produce ourselves. To call
this wholesale reduction anything reaem-t
blir.jr what the Republican party or lead
ers have hitherto favored under the name
of reciprocity- Is ridiculous.
Fretf- traders saw the vital dlatinctioa
and eagerly Jumped forward to get la
their entering wedg. Ail sincere Repub
licans did not see it, but enoufb. were
sufficiently cautious to save the party
from making a breach In "the firmly es
tablished policy."
The truth about the Cuban conceesion
bill is that it proposed a so called reci
procity wholly unknown to the Repub
lican party, to Mr. Blaine or Mr. McKln
ley. A Republican congress discovered
the falsities in the case and, greatly to
its credit, halted them outside of the In
trench men la of the protective policy.
A Dagger In the Back.
That editorial does not contain the
pame of Theodore Roosevelt but ev
ery word of it is Intended as a dagger
not for his breast but for his back.
He can write it 00 the tablets of his
memory that the Globe-Democrat la
dead against him and will deprive him
of the Missouri delegation In the next
Republican national convention If It
can; but It can't Roosevelt may lose
the delegation, but not through the in
fluence of the G.-D.. for It baa none In
selecting delegates. Hon. Richard G
Kerens win attend to that job. If the
president will take the pains to read
the foregoing editorial from the G.-D.
carefully, he will be very much sur
prised to learn .that be Is to be fought
on the grounds that he Is not sound 00
the tariff and that he Is a free trader.
The war Is on. The G.-D. has evident
ly enlisted under the Hanna banner,
and Colonel Roosevelt must look to the
condition of his guns and ammoBltlou
If be does not sleep with at least one
ATS not th pTMklawt Stat exW JLrytsV V8-- -W X.I,
Ucaa sUttar also frr t4ts fs i 5 ,V-n f T
advocating ta tan fatal
- But U most QAiiadcst
borrow a phrsa frotH
that the QD. tut adAinJatered ta
president ia tb foSowlng; , .
Oeseral J. TL' trata. wf waea t
suiec U iaUual,f it mar, la watt te
natives- were stisnnm eoAB-re
tia enislo wMav tn kKM Amtw etf I a t?C Utihifi ba 14,
fectlveoMW. has tm. rew4 tr tas k. J . r,tn !MXT the ttAfU
otsi ror SLuecwi loase eM kOf Va
a ,mw ii aiuui os BHWiMH ecKrs, IS ... . errjr St Sv'St sv
Oenerti . Bmtth M IMf tVe f tXarlssr ae I I imh r V
im im mui UkN it U4l noMt wi I - Miiiiiixn
be te-stlU m. naufaasi sad nnbk,
Us perforated S great aaj ea tries ity eUt-
acuit aervica to SM eooatry sa, Smaa
enjoys the BJgWt. eeteem ef ke frftvw
Officers and of bia (eUew tittMM, as tue
Will akew. -la UM-telate af a aM
many atrsrro UetMrai Vaaitare aU4 c4
feaa ts ef a far kgater attwe ra iaat
ef Oeoerei Wood tst aeroUM . faaOt frm
tbe Cobauv treasury ts rerfr e y.-;ai
and eeo eaie rw t 'Jslirl rS-'T
Oefiaval Btsmi wet Cisco om retaMtasi
to the Catted Stalest tkat ae at w"4i-
count wiib) tus tweer
a- t : 3w-4cnctcr end O p it c J a f
a j! I
" i H. t ta tats.
Ae. : r a, fv. C
J Scott's Emulsion &Z'2;iFA
a II h Ut o4 trMkJ? I . C tt. lrrTVrt, ta
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wtfcfls J" Mssl ass
wtiittJWf.
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'At tJ?aU&fQt4lalvcaa Ot Cte 4 rVow W. ' -
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4 a sUrwvm,
SW is1sf Jh
yaVssssfc
Does not th GteW-Daxaorrst k
that Prasideat Rooawvatt tpdoraasj Oesv
ersl Wood'a sctioa la sals funds froa
th Cuban .treasury as h Old mm
theml Ay mort. does) oot ths GLD
know that in bis speeches ta sad a beat
Boston the presddeut Bwld Gecral
Wood sod Secretary EUlhs Roc4 n i
the sdmtrlag gsss) tf all th world as
gfMt sad vtrtuofl mx. wboaa asax
pi all creatioei would .do wafj to txal
tat? The reresideait Iasda Weal ae4
punishes Stnith. TV O. LX la ads BcUCS
and Intlmatas that Wbod a&gkt ts bs
punished. The rreeddent Is Rrpb
ncan and so ts th G.-D, and yrt -tfc
Republican coloinQ Is sondr Aayboty
who says that th' Rrpubik-a ar
split up ts "a quwsr persacv" N dcwrM
the truth appears "queer" to a Refob
tlcan organ grtodar.
It Is dear as tVa ooooday run skia
Ing In his meridkaa gWy that tf the
Missouri dHrgaUoa to ts scat Be
publican oat loo 1 roavawUoa sepparte
Colonel Roosevelt tt will do M to spits
of tbs Globs-Dsnaocrst lit tttgtt as
well undcrstsBd that now as later.
Hoodoosdl
Judging from press cosns&eatjs. rrra
from Republic papers. Otm aeoatrwUl
days of Hon. J. Ralph Purls of Kas
sat will b few. wA errePas! aft
years, which is not half sa tocg aa Ve
was lndoatrVoaty odavertes; ts break
Into the senate, for fc wsa ooe of tt
moat perairtent aeekrre aflrr a tsifa
and curule chair ever a so tt
America o cocUoett. At th rtiUdet
rhla coo vent lop ta t!X at tse fc-4
of the Saafiower dcWstioo. V wae
on cf tt loudest scooter rvrRix
tp:. Now be la a I outs Hk tt prts
Went on the Cuban rrvrprarty etVmar
They fay that rata kerrl a tAkta
ship, aud It most b trsr. fcr f ha XS
ras City J our rial. wilrtv, bo p
lUhcd In Miuoort. H ral'f tfe-s rf ad
of Hloaaa Rrpabllra rea. lrttf ltfs
In the folkrwtn; aklilf! feJuoej t s -,
Kaaaca peUt!-Uaa vie keve We tease
bit T s-aprtltloa readHv acee tT
Samaiiar B.rton'e rrWWl
sre two aertatcrtal sM t us atltS-(
Lajte a4 tk Pewersr. Iwrtej sa aa a
Laa Una. The tscuixwU la tke D
have always had treeWa. wttk ee e
eepctoo. ea4 It la rear44 as a
AH toM.' ten t save ir 4 aa
In Um Laoe llaa.
served ta the Peeuerey tank, ta le Ysea
t ror ilae lQef svrrwt fras MU
LS7X Ing-IVs frost BTJ U Utt. rCTe frea
un to VOX aod Uarrta freea m: I h
pees set Uinew la Ik taaw Sn
amrrmS froca tM4 U tXS. vim a was
ted suicide; . O. Keas s-v-r-J frees I
to irrt since whlek ttaaa ke be Mv4
poHtlral obUvtoe. be sm mt kte
the Jebaaoo UspachOMat; A
CalderaU froea in ta trn,
slxned under Bre: Rofesrf
UTi to 17. Jamea lUmt fi ana w
UTT. P. R. Ptaoib troea tin to lata eWe
he died ta eOce: IX W. Pwknaa ttrwet
January. USB. to Jsaaary. ana: Ja afsa
tin froca USS to MBS; Lex i tftakve? freaa
Utt to UQ: J. R. Bsrto frees tsst to .
preeat. Thus ooly tomt ewt rke
senators tn the Laa Itne ever erw4 tell
terms or longer. Tke WW eis e to
for a year or two. ttae UK tk Ia
time has bad four senators, tf
are foUowvd ta Ike Im Ua. ftatrtwa
win be a one tarcer, awl k mmrnm to
break the precedent.
A Strang Arks near.
Everybody who U scnuatotod wft
congrraarneo sad who tairs as tstrr
est tn th Detnocrailc party DI b W
lighted to know that Jodg Jofas A.
Little of Arkansas has be rscweuV
osted. Judge LRtis U rap Us. t
defattgahle, coasdrotlooa Bveeabrr-s
Democrat without rail. Lisa Mark
Antony, be "Is a pes la. Want auia. wko
loves hit frtooda." Xo poxe taaa ta.
both public and private Ufa aver sat
in congress, wbn a moat rarJwi
Xf i ar se rears,
at tee w!k Vtitf-m
atei4 keaeer aa4 W m mw
aos eaWasig fmnu
Ultf ISeee to fke St fismims W.-t e
gaa4 t SMt reet
leei. re'JI I xeiaieiij We I wi t4
eyeswe. Arf toateg 0r Mvxl
Wee swKeely reve. a4 an
eariS U ee AeCy to e rerf' e
aartte iats t ee to e-3 tavt
Ue lee re Vva, toe. )nawM
U Is fai4 wis wik e
ess nieetsis IteVs fvti Seiare.
A lUif tf U.slx UaJ.y nV
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PROPRIETORS.
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NASH STREET,
eye open, be will be stabbed to death '",7" Hn wK-n o
In the house of hi. friends ..J I UaTOllIia
iarta Ls wma wva wi a i
In committrea. work to ts 0rv lHUVO tllO
Ilia as falling guca bsssor. ate
Btblle.
Good LivwO
Attached.
sveTmor enerat of C5uba; apent nou-
sands of dollars donning puuuc
ion la iiAaerlca,r favorable v to the
I am aware that the G.-D. editorial
is a very long quotation to make In
these letters, but the space Is weU used
if my readers learn from it the lesson
which It teaches that the Republicans
are hopelessly divided Into bitter fac
tions, which will grow more bitter at
the days go by. Democrats ave sv
ery reason to-le hopefnl as to the re
, sultB of the campaign now on. To
your tents, O Israeli ,
There can be no Question about thr
G.-D. having tt in-' for. the president
It .virtually charges him .with beltrg-a
free trader In the following remarks
about the Cuban reciprocity btUr .
- Therefore It Is Impossible to ses 'how
the new republic can be ruined by the
defeat of the proposed doable reduction.
It would be much nearer the truth to say
that the failure ot the bill would be a
source of toss to certain sharp specu
lators and a deep disappointment to free
traders who- are anxious to break, flows
the protective principle at a new point
and in a. new way.
: Query: Does th G.-D. In that para
graph : Intend to charge . President
Roosevelt and all other advocates or
the Cuban reciprocity bill with being
-sbarp apeculatortl-- ...
Item. The G.-Pv returns to Its charge
of being: a free trader, tn the following
paragraph:--t. tl. ; -
" All the free trade papers eentlnu to in
sist tkar-Ofba wiU be ruined anleaa the
protection of American Industrie Is bro
ken down, but the people of tba United'
States are sot' easily rooted by free tr4e
gammon, - f-v-f r-" ""!
--Mow;' If -a-'-paper Is a free trade pa
per fpr;advocatlng.Cnbau reefprocity.
It is with pleasure wo announce to tho tobacco growens of Kzzicm
olina tlio coinplotion of our mammoth brick Warxrhotira. Wo ovt
meats.
perfect Integrity ' sod kit toys try to
doty have mads him boat of rrad
both in and out of tfs Tba
Fourth district Of Arkaaaaa booore
itself In bonortftg John 8. Lltft.
K ValJtbl Ce oral an.
Georgia bat door Levari arood by
reocmtsstUig that ttrrUn toorrt
that capable legislator, that fsrusl
public aervant Jsdgs- Jobat W. Ms4
dox. lis ts tsstSAt to trasses sad t
of srsaoo If tt tt ever cwt fttto
tn proclaiming lbs faith oar daSvsrad
to-ib fathers. Joha Utddcx. st ft
Is popularly known. It Toot a tkj-Krtp
Ins; era-tor. but a Basra saows twttrr
what bs wants ta say. sod few asy a
, better. In bis tprU-to sticks
tn facts of tb cat, and b UavtrT
Uw facta lata alt brama wKb raft
fores. Georgia it to bs cocrraIi:sd
on tucn fsea. -
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mi 1
tl'r i
and Most Convcniontl7 arrangodWarchounQ for thoEalo of Le af Tobacco'
in North-Carolina, " ' ' '
v-
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EnLunDGd-vnt amnio canittoL. Intend
to moikooycry pound of tobacco 'Phiccd on our uoor
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- BRING ITS PULL VAI.UI2.
'As tt Is TWsy. - ;
Famocs rCact --Doctor. pAeajst girt
tat my madid a sow. -
Doctor Psfdoa ra. ;T
doctor ta chargs of Issuing
Tba other doctor wf9 ba lr
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TblaU
Our Mr.
in thty bufi
a no tall bOfut, tral ctrry rf H i t irz'Js w .3 t -irt :ter;j iM vv
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t!w& for j-fskfti avM tivi rrr.nsti s si iW U-r as ti3 n 1 t-u f,r -rit f u u
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QuicItTtellef fbr Aathma Saffers.
LcFoleytHney
fill the bin to s dor ibty are tjrj w uit
ard plestast In eSecfc Fat salt by fcLX.
FB. Pleaaasts.. . . --.-y,;
Bood aocommodations. Gooafsrtl Fo
lite and attentive sarraa'r -
ImporMinity ia simplfboldlirig
on till yoa get what ;yon wni.
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NORWOOD HOUSE
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