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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 186. 1
' . . ' "'V 1 '-!
. Tin Warmer weather 1s a ereat. relief
to say the least of it. : -;;;fi jj
Thb facts in the matter of tho Pah-
Electric telephone company fill be! fully
investigated by a Houso committee add
presented to the public as they are. ' (
A pircsal of the - latest North Caro
lina papers would probably ephriiioe
even Mr. race that there is'.tajent
enough in the State to rebuke slan--
derer, at least, U :
Thx Lloodthirstiest of the Apaches,
n;m i in t.h Kaiifls at Geij.
w ; T-
j. ...... .
Crook. He should be put and kept now
where he oan do no further harm Th
ceoDie of the south westers border are
sufficiently -amused with his pranks
EL8KWHr.Re print a suggestvre com
munieatidn on the subject of street im
provement from a gentleman well known
hi th& commodity as an eDguiecr of skill
Wo hope the plan he outlines' will be re
alised before long. It is1 eminently
nractical and should be adopted by the
eity without delay. ifl; j
That was an njrlv affair in London
yesterd ay that great meeting of, starv
ing workingmen. The extravagance' of
monarchical methods is exciting tho dis
content, of the European tpasBFi more
thoroughly than ever before :; Tho
thrones of kings and quoeiiS;Und nipir -
ora are standinir i BD"b fouitdaticlns l
weaker now than they - have ever been,.
and the' universal reigu of the! p4o
is.
approaching with giant strides. J
hT-
Thi matter of securing a water'suply
for the city must be pushed.now to posi
tive and final action. We cannot afford
to do longer without! hM a reat-
w uv .iwjw; wii.uvu.1. j.uvf.
site to ; health and prptectioi frmjJ
ravages of fire. We can anord to maxe
the investment, too. ,iThe,1tonlvuo3nt
now: to regard is thalk
choice of a systemt to ibt end ,at he ;
supply when obtained shaU be afctisfax
IOTV W aU.OOaCcruWl. - UM j ii
'". ' . 5 ' - "".", ': ! I
Thi debt of the Union: Pacific; f ailrbid
. to the government 'growsiS wg? ,,Cn
stantly, so that somtfl mqrelringen
measure even than the Thurmaii
act
will be necessary to preserve the
peo
re-s
commendatio
ion of the goyeflmieni!direo -
Ihe company be bom'pelled to
tors is that
make fixed 'annual
let arnings.: It- ii
a oronortion jot net
- i( found in this case, as in alL others'- that l .
- ' J weeter heard of impibW ltbl
, 1 mine exactly what "neteaiiingaV' are
, if Th recent meeting of raiUoad officials
ti at Atlanta was larcelv4ttwided? fronll
tarts of the South. If Wai ksalletf to
.v - . - i U 2 i v r
r r'iv 6-,r rrni
roads south of the Potoioao" (and thei i
Ohio. As a result it is probable tha
. Ka Mt Af Jnna nt ik Wl nl
!t .n o ii -.ji J.1 ;if t. . -71. . j . - -
au oonuera raiiruaas -wui n iiuaue .mi
mnfnim tn .. Vnrtti
ard iranffn which is that adhered tflliw
the NorthEast and West. it About 12.-
000 mUes of rpad Will he affected by Oie
chanee. and some of iW desirable results
will be a lessening ef the cost of running
the roads, since it will simplify .and ex-
llpedite the transfer of ' freight
the North and the South; .V
petween
,' Tbbeb is little reason' to doubt that
the onslaught made upon Messrs. Oar';
-u j k'-Jiki ..ii: i'-
? ' . r, - L j. i -d; .AV L A
: i uum w baaa dkucucu uv nun auik au atraib - auu
1 validity or iu snaxr paten! wnicn, the
government, nas Deen comneiiea nnacr
the law to order. ' The faci has called
attention to tne excessive and increasing
j charges made in all the cities of the conn
! try' for telephone service, and there is a
'general comparison, of rates find a uetisr
inunatiOQ to bring tQe ifiontfpmy lt
reason everywhere. The exposure of the
Pan Electrio letter-book , therefor d: is
likely to react promptly and duaatrooslj
inpon.' the monopoly' it , wss ;m
: tended to brotect from ai st rutin v tit
can ill afford tobear. As fr Mckifs. Ija
mar and Usrand, whom it wa said in
'some Quarters it . would drive frotu Ui
'cabinet; they are sustained by the Pruii
dent and the people ml their innocence
of any shadow of a purpose to do wroiig
Mr. tamar has simply donyhis liuti 31
tne premises and is aireauy aDsoiui-1
"clear in his great office,'' and that A.
ti. Uarlaud would do auy thing mc;i)i
;...i't.l. : il.. - l', ' i : V'?-
pauoie wiiu mo uiosi ueucate seDsc. 'i
honor, no intelligent citizen -of : th
country could believe.
Much alarm has been exi
time to time in this ountry at ! the mwl
icreasbg absorption of - Aaierica acites'l
by Europeans. Both 'the ' -raji ibaj
have shown coucern aboutKthHmiitter
and Upogress has eveabeepci M
take stens for the stoppage of ie OewL ;
In Illinois, Nebraska and Kajatt-
' w-. -: .9
ulr "uu Pv rapidly become assimilated to SoutU-
of the press. o IJew, Yorlt.ilty raJn-:-; ierii.:Bociety.:. 'Ofit i -tbje1 Star:ay
Btigatedy by ithe Blj telpon nio4 farlherjltjis no( difficult j to rlaliae
notwilv whose enormous Brofi'tare aSrU that intelligent and responsible men will
ant syktera it is said exists Ilike tly!!,nitti ,mV? gm8 JPf
which prevails in the old '-world, ; aiil;
which was introduced by ifc EnglisL- i
tueu and Irishmen. Iu basing Ithi-!
. .. -A- 4. M , .1 imiuM-
suujecv w, nortu xuummi,
1U U10 OtBWB Ol Wr ttauwc
sin,Florida, Colorado Mississippi and.
the Territories' of New Mexico
Wyoming, and theunicago lru'UBe aaos
otaS? figures which nring"the total up to
30,000,000 acres. The last named paper
says that "someof these alien owners have
- " . . a-a - V I , 111
acquired a bad repuuuon at tneir own
bont'es. ' The Duke of Sutherland, who
owns 456,000 acres of American lan(
is a notorious ccoum eyioM:. ' u"o
'cleared' a whole shire (Sutherland , IB
Scotlan,d in order to turn his estate mto
grouse moors and deer ' forests. His
countryman, the Marquis of Tweeddale,
has posfteMed himself of 1,750,000 acres
of American land; a Holland company
owns 4500,000 in New Mexico, includ
ing a portion of the celebrated Maxwell
lind'grant ; an English syndicate owtis
.OpOiOOO m Texas, and another 2,000,
(ioq acres in Florida, and third" 60ij-
OtK acres in Wisconsin." " The South
still has immense tracts of unoccupied
lnd or land awaiting development, an l
Nortb. Carolina has her lull share of it,
but we should not be too ready to die-
pose of it in large bodies. , it is highly
probable that the human overflow or' tbo
North and East
ill soonl bei directed
We shall' then rc-
mto t the South.
grt auy too hasty sale of soil or brebt
wuugi.jr.
ilj fUiOHKa) lai riiE NOirii.
The South owes a debt of gratitude to
thij Now York Star for the constant and
utelligent efforts that paper is'waking
for the advancement and prosperity ; of
tbis section. It has forsome time now
been doiug what it could (and that will
prove to be much we have do doubt) to
turu the tide of emigration from the Bust
ahoorth southward, presenting the uuf
eroas ad vintages the South ppsseR.' es in
clear ' and attractive though unexvp-
Iguise It believes thut
thiff greatest iobptaclo in the ; way
of ; those J who might come
in search of independence and
tho comfort of a home is the lack of
'bpecifio; information as to fwhere to go
and ' what the surroundings of immi
grants might be. on their arrival 'at the
sr destination and it jsots
tout iurnigniDg mis miormauon.
1
troats the matter, too, entirely from the
ioint of ; view of the Northerner or
Eastern man, as it should,"that is to say,
not if the South were a land needing
immigration, but with the idea ol giv
ing the best adviee to those desiring M
icmierate. buch efforts, we Bay, should
be appreciated: 1 bey will not only re
good of tbe ou h but to
thatT; :&U the; immigrants l it ;may
.may
b,. 1 wei. In a recent ' issde
i tne Star ; expressed the opinion ; tuat
there ttTe; three classes ot people at the
mechanics, commonL laborers
I persons with small capital for lii-
wwicuv , lira wn ut L ui
" . i .t ' 3 T J- . I
anoe, u ininxc, since wiey wui .: ao ; wei
snvwhere. "Common laborers," it
savs : 4 who depend upon : their
waees :fuir their subsistence, and . who
-disoriiainate between localities merely
on tbesoore of their- respect?; physical
auracuons, msy saieiy go oouiq, as tney
will una there ail the worx they need,
) and, fu set or condition pe-
f cttliarty Inviting; and it Vill be -their
j JM'tuerf ofltheir own. " ' j f f
There can bet no doubt about this fact.
r migratory labor as that offered isk Jie
fa
wUh oi' Without families, wbonave'a lit-
w? m"?eJ wnpn uey are anxious w pui
r to the best possible use in ; securing V
themselves borne and profitable vecu
paitiorii iTheyf naturallv take! Int&con
siderataon the items of climate sSeiety,
schools ahd churches, health and morals.
ODenmeil Will not nlant thrtir rnnf troa
. i. i '.r rT -f-;".-r!-'T"
n sn miasi ci vice, or. condemn their
!wle na Children to the desolation Of
fx"f ' T7 ??Bi Be tF:to.f'
l i'?"? Ppecoi gooa pocisi
i s?0 oonditiona before they, will
take into account the claims of anv lo.
oality; We fully undentahdl j;an cor
dially sympathize in all thcse ecrujiles
and anxieties. : ' v '
This ii the etass of people the South
desires most to see come: into ! its : bor
der. , This is the class that will do
beet s nere wan thatli -will Imost
.""r fixcxr way eiesny-oerore
see
i . . . w.
!naW tadicaHf not irreyOca
ble move.
wi.aa .kMAAM i,..
a
:i tew ot tbe dirMtmha in hioh n
our
absolute knowledge, men pf the sort do
scribed above may safely go in search of
uomes ana-competence, -and that those
teeliug an interest in the: matter may'
i ua.uyf Mtwij tnemseive aa ;to pur ac
euraoy; . ;In advising our : surplus popu
lation to go South in search of occupa
tion; nod:, the rewards of industry, we
.. .IM.., . .1 1 . r r. -l , r
ha,v$ wt fpoken idly.i It ishaU j be our
vire to domonstrate this fact beyond all
ontrovorsy.' j. ;L r 1- .
' i From these sp :oiens it will be seen
tltuil the work of the Star lis admirable.
V. willdq much to counteract the delili
:prt niistepicscntation frequently met
ith in the Northern press, and tho up
is' eijily, detraction of certain Southerners
.who, haviug taken up their residence at
'thiNorth and secured a public hesjrin,
ibleed to slander the iu0th lad on
whsi! boijoui tbey first sk'W tin
It will go beyond this toiua vi. iuucb
poajtive good, we- have no doubt, u
turning this way many desirable! emi
grants,; to our advantage land to ihcir
own as. well. - v 1 ; J
dpaij recent ? decision pf the United
pttes supreme court in the eaesfrn
"li Inakes the eoupoW of tUeute
1 f ,4 fofi whidb th to are about
vWfOOO in exutence, rfteeiyablf
?BJ f xc -but for licensi ai Mr
fioi jn court. To speak inore p4t:cu-
P"? : court sustainedjthe right to a
M practice uw.j- payment of the
fee lT'ng been tendere4 i in eoupons
"gSS f
licepBe; Uf issue under i snch circnm-
4 .tatasef and again it ullowd an action
r trespaas to a tax-paye who tendered
coupons which, were refused, and whoso
IH'rUjrw (, '3 These poinut
arc gtucraily inu i
volve the doctrii.u
ct'itfr, iuc0 they ii-
tl.r-u iuliviliitl
who lias no remedy agiiit a State itcl
nny haye one against ju
official of that
State.
r i
Cor. of the Nkws A.NolOiaJKRVkR.
; As soon as the spriiig opeiut'it is the
iuiention; of the city; to continue the
wrk of paving Fayette villf" street pos
sibly as tar as the l.. building uu the
corner of Davie stroot. ) The pavement
of the upper squavo eriVes the public an
idea of the general : character of the
work. The weather of the past month
has put this sample; t quite a severe
t.-st; subjected as it Wan to rapid altna
tious of Very Wei und extremely cold
weathei , it has ' remained perfectly firm
and steady and the frost has not caused
it to bulge perceptil ly from the form in
which it was laid. Its convenience can
not be diBputetl, for tUe contrast is strik
ing between the tase with which heavy
loa.la are hauled over this square and
the one below it The muddy stretches
ou each side have done much to detract
from the: appearance of the street and
have Caused- more or less mud to settle
upon the pavenient. ; Mont of the prop
erty Owners, however, have agreed to
pvo their portions, and as soon as the
blocks can be procured the work will be
begun Wlren this i. finished the up
pr squahj will be eutirely freed from
iiuu in the winter and inconvenienced
uy little dust iu the; euiuroer. Water
will dram on rapiuly; and the appear
ance of tbe whole square, covered with
a urceiy arencu pavcuteut ana ooraered
uy a neat unilonu : curbing, will be
vastly improved.
J here; will be vousvicrably: less grad
ing over' the rcuiaiug squares than over
the first. Ihe crades are all settled
upon and arc calculated to much im
prove the appt-aruhec and drainage of
t he streyt 1 he co vert d drains and deep
rnviuea, which tow oucupy the place of
gutters, will be done away with. The
weter Will all flaw iu' the open and
carriage will be feble to drive immedi
ately' ulOQgsidu of the curbing. It is
biueh to be wished that the property
owners would aren to have their sharo
of the work dime simultaneously with
tho t ity's. It would cheapen and much
facilitate the work. -The city could sup
ply the blocks ' at a stated rate to the
property owners and would then be able
to contract for 'the wholo supply so that
they wouTd te on hand when wanted
The bquare between Davie and Cabar
rus streets will probably not : need to be
paved over its! entire breadth for the
present:! With" the! little local traffic
which this square has the 20-foot way
iu the centre will be all that is needed,
as during bad weather all through traffic
will flow along the centre and the sides
will not be cut up. I ' !
From" the corner down Cabarrus street
to the railroad it will be best to niac-
adaraizethe roa-i bed.: This could be
done at a cost of probably not more
than one dollar per! square; yard; and
though judro dusty than a pavement, it
would lurntsh'r a eood hard; rOad-way.
Similar fwork should be done; on Halifax
street down td the llaleigh; & Gaston
depot.' I ; i '
The improvement of .the central
streets, according to I the plan outlined:
would result indirectly in the improve
ment of all the other streets, for . the
traffic would naturally flow ; alone the
best road way and the other streets would
be subjected only toj local travel and be
much less used up. ilt is much to be
desired howeyer, that the wOrk of im
proving; the streets be put, on a perma
nent basis. It is now; carried on in i
more or less hand-to-mouth manner
luring ? tbe past twenty years six
to eight thousand ' dollars have
been : expended annually in doing
patch work on the stroets which requires
to bo renewed almost every year. Nearly
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
converted into mud. And where is the
improvement?- The streets are in about
as bad a 3ouuition a ever. V
Only the central streets require to be
paved, where injur v Iroui dot is greut.
ine oiner sireeis snouia ue uiaoaaa
mized. Ifa settled ; amount were put
aside fof permanent improvement of the
streets, rock-crusher bought, a quarry
of suitable rock opened upon, with the
expenditure of a similar sum, Raleigh
would in a tew years; be traversed by
system of hard road-beds, which, with
small annual repairs, would be inde
structible and permanent. f
' l: i; Arthur Winsww
WAUKlOBUtTNOTES.
Bqaarkabl OpnlnLetiUa.Aanl-
:S Tnrj', km,
Cor.-of the cws and Obsievkr.
Wakk Forest, N. C;, Feb. 6.
The friends of Wake Forest college
throughput the State will be glad to
know of. the remarkable opening of the
spring term. The catalogue of the ses
sion 1880-'81t showed 181 studendts
the highest number lever reached, the
average, of thti t wo terms beng 15-
Provided no other students j come tho
catalogue number fori tbe present session
will be I7y, but the average pf the two
terms isl64, nine above that of 1880
'81. A smaller number of the fall term
students have been lost than ever be
fore, and twcnty-iwo new ones have
presented tEemclves, so that there are
now present lo9. looking at thisbhow
ing in the light of the prevailing de
pressionj iu agricnUui-e.and trade, it be
comes reioarkable
Prof E . M. Potest was on the ground
ueiore tne luiu 01 January, and on
Mouday following took charge of three
Classes in L.atm and in part of one in
Orevk. j Uv occupied Mr. Vann's pulpit
oa the evening of January 24th.
Dr. Will:aui lloyall preached a num
ber of years in; rraaklin county during
nis earner connection with the college
x near -tuvn steps have ben taken to
luootiiy hiF name with the section per
piaaeutly. A Lnew ! postoffice will be
;ealjd 'oyalP' in htonor of him.
. The protracted meeting of the church;
here together with the term! exauiina
tions, explain why I have had lately no
publio lectures to the students to reports
: Tho serieVbefbre the theological aoeiety
continues, however. 1 The latit was de
livered January 24th by Rerl R. T.
Vann, oh "Home' things which ought to
be avoided by intnisters." Sever al gen
tlemen are expected to lecture here soon.
among them Tier. Dr. X, li. )Wb
W. of Wilmington and1 Prof. L ; E.
lucau, ol Lexington. ;
. Tbero are two students under Uie
patronage of the student's aid associa
tion ; one other has applied -for its help,
hnt there'are not enough t funds in the
treasury totneet his neeqs. The edu-
cntioB board helping this term twenty-
Beven oung ministers.
Ihe anniversary' exercises the lzth
promise to be interesting. You haVe
already published the ; propramme.
There will be a specialSrain frfm Ral
eigh. Music will be dispensed by the
band. ; '
By the wav. that word Trokramnie "
1 notice that in a certain circiefyis pro
nounced with the a" of the' second
syllable obscure, the accent bioirplac'd
on the first. From 1 li is ibiu! of view
the ordinary pronunciation' is yvideutly
vulgar. Now the confidence witfh'wbich
this new pronunciation is insisted on is
ajpuzzle to me, and for this reason:
Worcester, Webster and Stornioutb all
airree in irivinff the "a" the sound
which it has in the word 'am'," the ac
cent, of course, being on the first feylla
ble. I shoujd be glad to know, on what
ground or authority we are asked to
pronounce the word 'progum." ?
I am pleased to notice the arrival last
night of Mr. Richard Battle, the rep
resentative of the Nkws And Ub3kkvr,
as a resident of Wake Forest. P.
Salvfition Oil 'quickly fin is its way to
the seat of the disease, allays the in
flammation. and, by removing tbe caue,
effects a permanent cure, zib ots.
Mr. Ruskin thinks there is a great fu
ture for American arr but he hardly
realigns Uie enormous demand over here
or Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Better an empty head than one with a
cold in it. .
Advlee to Motb
ftfra. Wlntlow's Soothing 8vrup should at-
Ways be used when children are cutting teeth.
It relieves the little sunerer at ocoe.it pro
duces natural, qnKt ltp by reHnvtnjr the
child from pain, and the little cherub awaken
as "bright as a button.' 1 Is very pleasant, to
taste; sootnes toe cullu, wrtens tbe gums, allay
al! naln. rellevea wind,' reirulte tbe bowels
nd hi the best known remedy (or diarrhoea
wnetber rwintr irom tettbtne tr othr , mums.
T YntT.lrs ennta b,( I
i i ' j '; ;
No man should complain . about his
lot unless it be a lot of old rubbish.
mm
Cares Rhpumatlmlouralqla
PKlCETrilTV CEJTS.
'At DKl'OIBTS AKD PlUluKBS
THI t'ilABLES A. V(XvEtE OSPAJl, BALTIXONX, M9.
'ras Opiate Jt. ii.afl.
trl :.
C- r. v
IE.
FBOIV,
nscHAai
wr.LimcourAr Kiirtmonm. wta
EXTRA CHOICE CKIiliEO H600S,
THIS SEASON 8 PACKING.
Now is the time to lav
in a
sdpply.
W. C. &A. B. ' STRONACH.
WHOLBSALK AND BJTAIL
Or & O OIJES JtcS.
Offer, as in ever jtbing else in their line,
. : the FinestStock of Extra Choice
CANNED GOODS
In the Sute
Our Owl Brand Tomatoes 8 lb cans 1.60 doz ;
. IS cents each. I S
Our Indian Queen Com, 2 lb cans 1.75 doz.;
20c each. .
Harford Co. Green beal Corn, t lb can! 10
doz.: 10c each. !
f &B. Green Cora, f$l.25 ir doz. .
Early June Greeu Pea, 254 taui; .'.60 dur. '
Marrowfat Wieen IVas,, 20c ean, i dozen.
Petit Tola Krneb Fea iiOc'eani
2.2odoz. I ! M:
Paris xtra Aiungu aa. Oyster Bay
sparajfus 4uc cm. Jvlm M .ir's A.
piragu- 80c c m. i;
.'uiDiii Htrlngieas iieaas, 91 1 doz; ; lOo. can.
Tburber Baldwin Tomatoes and
, t Wuidham Corn,!
FINEST BACKED. :
"V invite especial attention to our Owl
Tomito. a and I'idiau Qneen Corn, as the finest
got a 01 lueu Kina ptcicea.-
Tburber's Kxtra Choice Canned Fruits In
heavy 8) rups, ready fur use :
White and. Yellow Peaches, Calif rula BarU
ltti Pears, Apricwts, While Cherries,
iranis4uinoea, 3 lb cans 40; f
were edc..; ( I - -Calif
ornli Bartlett fears, Peaibes, .White
Cb rri, lb cans SOe; w-re 4oc .
Whole P.ne pplea 40c camj were 00c
lhMplH rriaa, BUtckberries, Quinces, Wo Its and
Kid Cbenifs, 1 lb cans 2ftc;j were 80c,
Tbeae goudr are a little higher in prtce than
comibon brands, but the dlflerence in quility
and quantity more than make Up the diner
enua In price ' I ,
OLD DOMINION PICKLES,
llome-made; no acid,: no copperas, mixed
Pioale ami mull Cucumbers 76e gat,
Stufled llauguea and utuum Clus
ter ii. glass ;
Thurber's Preserved btrswberri-a lbeans
' 85c e!i; wereoOe.)
Johnson's Bahama Island Whole Pine Apples
and Guavas 40c cau; were 60c,
Nuuuen's Barth it Pears, 3 lb cans 16c.
Kumseu'a Clipper Pears, lb emus 10 eta,
Thuroer's tienuiae ICsviiah Ploaa Fuddina-,
I lb SOe. a lb Aoe: S lb. 7e. '
Bear ia mmd Uut all foods sold by us are
a represented.
STANDARD BRANDS
Cnne4 V.Kt tables sad froita, Potted and
.'
rdr
PAIN
Lm
;-f slj . r si s?
j. THE .GRAPE CURE,
'
A NATURAL
Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure
r IN AMERICA
Tbe crystallized salts, as extracted from grp
xnd fmlt, a mot won.lertul product frem
Nature's I tboratory. Hive it In your homes
and travels specific for the fagged, weary nr
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lie also has many otner articles m bis stoei-
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When the f beat article eaa be had at lowest
prices and delivered dean from the ears, bay
ing never touched tne earth ilnce takes from
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go let us have your orders at ones fer both
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Magnolia Hams, canvassed and : winter
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xacKerei in run weignt, w id kits. .
: r'tfleen barrels Fine Apples; Baldwins'
umd Duke's, spits, oeAe. - s
T1IE FAMOUS BOSS LUNCH MILK
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PATENTED JULY 38, 1886
BT
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A pamphlet oontaining description of the
mc and of its application to curing tobacco
hi baraa. : . i i 1 ! '4
- Together with Compilatiox of the saoaf
approved methods Of cultivating and euring
ttns yellow tobaeeo, ir -". I v 4
-Seat to any address oa receipt of, twaaty
mtbb oeniB.
App
mi
HOUNER Oirln If . f
O ' ' ' I
TThe Easter Ten", tbe lK)t semi AUlee
to of this school will btgin on - Thnradayr
Jsnoary Xbtii Far icsU- goo ajppij , ta' UmV
:.aor,
1 1
REV. BXJU T MXDES. ;
; 5 JWsB,M,Cs
Goal!
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FUK BALit OR RENT.,
. LUA.BLE LAND FOR 9ALIC;
My virtue of authorltv conferred bv a
tain deed ot mortgage exeeuted on the 2ta
day-ef Apr-183, yMUWd sliaV Miateo,
Alfred Jonend Ltale C. Jones, hH wife, to
K. S Pullea and rMrderiaAhe offl e of tb i
reirister of deed fw Wake eeuaty. If. la t
tools a,jH-:p ..U also bfauthorUv sf .
certain .U-.-.5 'r tr.w. exited the Jroth day
of Augu-U 18. bvth"awe parties Ha .W.
Haywood, trute for tt. s. PuPen, and re
corded hv h oce of the egltrot d"N
for Walce eo -nty, N In loo 74, at p-nre
691, we w ill Sjtssrdny, February StKU, 1888,
sell at public on cry for eash the iatoreat and
estate of mid Mil art Mia', trnte, Alfred
Jones aad Lizxw C .lonts in tna tret of laud
deSfribsdt intald deed of martgage aad deed of
trust, said tract eoeuloii590 aeree more or
less and being tho same trlrt ot land whereon '
the said Alfred Jones aad wife do new rwnd.
refsrenoeto which deed t mortgage and deed
of trust Is hereby atade for a foil description
of aid lanua.
Place of sail", door of ewunty cour" -house ut
Baleigh. N. C. Tune t aal li clock m.
It a. PUtiLBN, Mortgages,
A'W. Hatwoop, Trustee.
-'an. 31, 1886, dtd. 1 11 "
VALUABLE Cl t lf PHOPERTY OB. '
. SALE.' i
By virtue of power conferred on nt by a
ertala deed of mortgage exeeuted by Dal. 11.
Crawford and wife aad recorded ro register's
office of Wake eoumty, la book 18, page 684, 1
will sell to the highest bidder for cash at pub- .
lie auction, at the court-house door in the city
of "Raleigh, Monday, March 1st. 188, at It
o'clock m the property In said mortgage de
scribed, situated ta tbe southern portion of the
tty of Ealeigh, near Blount street.
. JOHN WATSON, Guardian.
B. F, MovTAOCBf attorney tor Mortgagee,
aa. 1, ISStt, dtd. 1 .
gALV OF LAND. 1 ;
Br virtue of aathorttv given ta a mortgage
from Alexander Bar ham and wtfa to W. B. '
Allen, recorded' In lb register's olBee of Wako
county, in book 82, page 17s, we will sell oa
Monday, the 22d day of February. 1S0, at tho
court-ltouse door in thsrltyof K )! h. the
landfr.nveyed In said mortgai-o, j.;.! talnlng
261 acres more or leas, situated in Lit I Htvtr
township ot sail county and wing the
V&tt3a&ri
Terms of sale eaah. Time t sale li
land Japer Bar) am, '. MarheU, blon
of sale It o'clock m.
PA Kjt HOLDING,
AttorwyMor Mortgagee, -
Jn 231, 1888, dtd.
gALS OF VALUABLE LAND
JISAB TUB CITT OF BALSiUB,
This is to give aoUoe that under iana oy vu
tue of an order of tae iiupcriur bun tor tha,
county of Wake, made in tbe eivil action of.
B. W. Wharto(, aduintstrator of DavlU kU
Carter, dsceaoed, aad others against Moaes A.
Bledsoe sad others,! will sell at puolic auction
tioa td the highest oidder. atthe eourt houe-
, door, m tbe ot Jtafeigh, the aid Uay ot
rebruary, l&Stf, iu 1 e'cloca p. mUm eertala
trct 01 aad o ateiniag abut two hundror
cies, whb-a Wo. II. bcott conveyed to sal"
Moses A. Bledaoo by deed dated the lataday of
November, lsbtt, ragistered ia tbA emoe of Um
rewter ol deeua fr the couuty oi Wake, la
uooa so, at page.ST, us 'Jtfta Uayot January,
lbt(7 This laau will oe soiu u nu-oeis to suit
1 purchaaers. , -j
' For jiot ot the same, pemens who may ooa
umpiate beooming bidders are reierred to col.
a. n.oaaner.
Theteraaof the sale are; Oaehu-d ot the
purchaae saoaey laCeaah, one third la twelve
Month aad eAs-third la two rears." wok later-
esttroiathe day A sate at tbe rate oleigat per
sniu por aaauia, uayanio aanuauyr aaa too
title ta said land to oe retained o&Ulths foil
pajmeat ot the parchaae money. ;.
; as persoas - wuo - eontemptatar purehasiag
will please aaUte their eaaaiinattons ol UtU be-
tore tho day of sale, t . i-
V SP1EU WUITAKEBL,
salvdtd Coiaiai-sioaeB
JjBTlAaE8ALC. . '
, Pursuant to authority eontainedi la a m rt '
gage deed exeoated the ltth jtay f January,' '
1884, by R. K. Ferrelt aad Marr A. FarreU
and CM. Busbee, trustee, to seurs the pay.
saeat of a debt to Qeo. W. Norwood, deceased
I will sell, at the eourt-house door in the elt '
of Raleigh, for eaah, the Mud da ot Febru
ary, 1886, a tract of taad in Bsrtoa't Creel:
towmehlp. Wako eouaty. adloinio the lead. '
at Wav Lassitsr, J.X Haater, J W: O. Allea
aa4othMbatag tae lead whenwa B E.
FafTaQaad jrffa aeWllve, aad eoatiaiaf 1464
aares.1 Tat dead is regiatersd ta book 7f
pagaftX -x 'J' - I
G1X). NORWOrTD,faeeutor
I of GEO. W. NOR WOOD, desd
T M. aboo, Attorney. ; - . ;j .
faalOtitd. -j ''
JjiyiDEND NOTICE , j !.
I Nobtv riant.rNA RAitnan Cow
SBCBSTABT AVD TuASURKa' ' (S7I'I.
fcHore. N. C, J'u. J' th, 18W
The directors of the orth Car flin railroad
company have d rUred a livid:ul of 6 per
oent. three per cent para' le Ma-cH IM to stv.ck--holders
of reoori at IS o'clock bi .Kotiruary
10th, ard three per cent fptpnilrrl-t tu atorkc
holders of record at 13 o'clock ui. Aiixuat lota
next. Tbe stock books of tbe company will
le closed at IS o'clock m. February 10th until
Mirch 1st and at 13 o'clock m. 'M ng'ist 10th
until September 1st, 1886. !
; P. B. RUFFIN,
Jangl. , SeCy and Treasurer. '
"Now is the Wmixa of our discontent
Made glorious SuMMxa
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The AROAND,
! The ROrAL AROAND.
! V The CENTURr,,
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or any of the trious kinds of
Heating' Stoves
always kept in stock and old at the
Prices
BY
11
AS AH
ADDITIONAL COMFORT
We Would advise the uae of iBbaw'e
". . 4-DOOR-CHECKS
AND SPRINGS.
They prevent the slamming of door snd keep
them always shut. If your houwe is larre.
taea we will heat it wth . j
STEAM OR A FURNACE.
Rfpctfully, i
' HRKWiTKir CO.
kReeswuxl;
A BilYl'litS OF BEE8W vV WK Wll t.
Until li V;r,notv-e " r H. tr.f
hoar- tea i-r or railroaiL " vjl !
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BaUMMitaa. , Bae .Iri. ua.
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