1
I.
GEO. r. IJAKER. Pijopimktoi:.
LoUIS!JUIW5......I)KCKMIiEK 1" 1
LOCAL MATTERS.
Large furniture !ale at Mrs. Brum
mctt's on Saturday next the 18lli
inst.
741 Bales cotton bought and ship
pod by t'o merchants of this place
during tho month of November.
1 1
Wc neglected h week to call at
tention to the advertisement of the
Greensboro IV.nalo College, Head
advertisement elsewhere,
We are indebted to Kev. L. TJran
son for hi A'. 0. Agricultural Alma
nac, for 187C. It i filled with useful
iuforaation . Price only lOetsi
PtELioiov.s. Itev W. C.s Norman,
of tliu N. C. Conference will .preach
in the Methodist Church at this place
next bath at 11, A. M. and 7 P.
M.
Mny r.l). We have moved'to the
upper rooius ovt r T. N. CurliK-s Stor
on Muih ht cet where we v.-iI 1j;
p!.!a.-cd to' have our friends call to ko
('oi:::n:it.
. Fair and Fotival, during the Clinst
11,. 1 holiday by .the Ladies of the M,
I!. Clmvch. 7'emcnihvr it voutrjr j'en-.
tlfi:ii! and jm-parO; for it. Yin'; will
have tho opportitiiiry of making some
nod iiivcj Inivtits .
Mr. 1'.- W. F-jller and ladyleft here
lat fi. r ilmingtou, v, hro they
will spcini tome tinn. : hope that
th-1 e!i;inrf j -.vill prove bcnrlicial to 'Mr.
Fulh'v, .that ho 'will hi c-:iircly re-
tstorcd t hcal.h aain.
' uti rf and 'that every la:s of
1 it -: 1 1 .-s t, ill he supendnl in thi
placi on C.nHt:nas day, and 'a'gctu'ral j
hoii lay will fx: observed. .. Pr'isjns in
the country wiil plrasu take ' due notice
of U ali' Vti and govern thomselvcs
according v.
Tif,y w re oientit cigar?, genuine
Ifavanii.i-',
the il
vol' v. a simi.lv
Km'l! ml I iiCV
IVI'II! " Veil tO US' by
o'ir. youi-:: frirnd II
A. Ciinsiiaw, of
t'l ". !ir:n of W ii-icr fc
Cimsh'av.
'ii.fy have; more-of the wme kind at
" thfir cheat sfor! on tho corner of
jljiin uttd Xash striv's.
Mr. Y. 1. ('liftonhas tnovod to hn
of v house on Court . street, next door
oat f.-oiu the Drn store, where he
. will a pl?as-d to hoc his customers,
llii f,to(lc of Ilarnos is complete.
A Tompetrnt workman employed to
niat.ufar! m e jy article in his line on
short notice. The u'pp'ir floor is used
as lii. Photographic (jal'crv. ;,
Prof. W. T.,'Ee, the :iccotujlihed
and geutleimmly teacher of vocal
music, closed his second session in this
)l;cj on -Thurs'l.jy Viight. lie is
thorough in his knowledge of tmisicyand
possesses the hapjiy faculty of impart
ng in a clear and inipressiv manner,
his knowledge of the same to hispupils.
His voic-j is. well culiivated and and le
has ciitert ined our citizens several
times with some of his 6tst song.'
Wo hope liim success wherever he
may go.
lli;v. F. L. Hem. This eloquent
and piom Minister, has hecn icturned
to this Station by the 31, E. Confer
ence, which met in Vilmingioti -on the
1st of this m'Mith. 'This appti!mnent
ij most acceptable to our citizens and
especially to tho members of
the 31. E. Church . He has la
bored hard and zealously for the
K Chuich during the past two years, and
gained tho love and confidence of his
entire charge, :uid the respect and
esteem of the whole couimnrity.
Saturday Items. Several skir
mishes ia town last Saturday; some
blood spilt; 116 deaths; partes all do
ing well.. Town treasury increased.
A cumber of dog fights. Tangled
lee whiskey commanded readv sale.
Christinas in the bones of a number
cf darkeys. Scvcuty five carts, wagons
and buggies on the street, .loaded with
cotton, Christmas turkeys, chickens,
butter, corn', fodder, beef &c. No
runuways. 3Ierchanls all busy, Jm
eubscrintions received from delin
qucnts, had to use all the money to
pay the tubman. Blue day for the
editor. We live in hope of a better
day. Several strangers in town.
Kev. P. J. Carraway, filled the
pnlpit of the M. E. Church, on Sun
t'anight last. He has been returned
to the Ch-urlotto Station for the next
year. . ... ... v:V-v , ..
I A. D. KoYSTiiu fc Bko. On oar
visit to Ptaieigh, during the session of
the Grand Lodge, lie called to see
our enterprising j.nd energetic friends
Messrs. A, P. Royster & Bro. These
gcntlcncn by perseverance and will,
have succeeded in estaoli-dtirig a fac
tory for the manufacture of a I kinds
of candies, and 'judging fiom the dis
play they make in tltdr .show window?,
and show cae, their goods must be
equal if nft superior to -.ny br.-ught'
from the ! Northern markets.-' They
guarantee their prices as low as any.
and their goods to bo as pure and well
made as can be had anywhere.
. -
ScEKE IN THE TAX COLLECTORS
Office. An old negro woman went
into the taz collectors office a few days
back to pay her tax. The amount
was much larger than she expected,
md she asked the collector please to
call over the items upon vhich she
had to pay,. He complied and ' began,
-one house and lot, special jail tax,
household furniture &c . She said all
was correct ex'Jvfptthe, "so forth," and
the Lord knows she. never had to -pay
any ' o forth' tax before, and it did
roaily give her the palptertation of the
heart. She draw forth from her pocket,
an old stocking tied up with Hire1
yards of old rag strings, and paid the
amount and departed, shaking off the
dust from her feet as she left.
Thaxi's. We have received the
following " complimentary note from
Messrs.; Terroll k Harris, the enter
prising young merchants, who have
just opened a largo stock of goods in
their handsome new brick store on
Main street.
Mu. l).Ki:it.
.-Dear Sin: Tho hand
some Job of Work in the shape of Lct-
ter
Jm'I heads and Envelopes, which
you uul tor us last week, will com
pare favorably .with' any we have ever
had done Xorth, both :s to price and
ouality of workmanship. The ma
terial .is first . rs'te. We take pleasure,
in recommending your work to all who
vih any done. X'o use ging north
when such--work cau be done righ;.
here in our midst.
Tkhiikll k IIakrik,
The following interesting letter from
Kcv. F. L. Hcid, provieher in change ot
this .station was ' received too late for
last week's issue. It wiil be read with
interest by ail :
Wii.minitox X. C, Dec,-1875.
Dkaii Coui'.iKii : I believe I prom
ised to write you a line from this
place, Our Conference met Wed
nesday prouip'ly at 10 o'clock A. 31.
Bishop McTyerie in the chair. The
Bishop dispatched business more rapid
ly than i'liy lihdiop we have ever had,
ho ceruiu!y is a sidendid presiding
officer..' e have several distinjjuish-
ed visit rs in attendance, among whom
we notice: Dr. Jas. Duiicah, of Va.,
Prof. W. W. 'Duncan, of fc. C. and Dr.
3oran, of Baltimore. Dr. Deems,
vho has been a member of our Con-
ferouco for a long time, applied for
and obtained a location. Whilst we
all regret to, lose Dr. Deems, yet it was
no doubt better for him to locate.
lie wrote a long, affectionate letter to
the "oference bidding us adieu., Wil
mington is entertaining the Confer
cneo handsomely and although the
weather has been extremely bad, yet
the citizens manifest a grat deal of
interest in the proceedings as ia evi
denced by the large number in atten
dance upon the Sessions of the body.
The Conference will probably adjourn
to-day. Tho appointments for next
rear are not vet made public. I
hope however that I will obtain them
before I mail this,' if so I will enclose
you the appointments for Raleigh Dia
trict.
The next Conference is to be held
in Greensboro, N. G; J
Yours truly,
F. L IIeid.
P. S. T?olow are the appointments
for Raleigh District: ;
J. P. MooiiE, P. E.
Raleich Edenton St L S Burkhead.
Raleigh Person pi W C Norman,
Car) J E Thonipson,
Rolesville L J Ilolden.
Sintthfield J II U heeler. ,
Tar River- R S Webb.
Iouisburg F L Reid. i
Granviiie-S V Hoyle.1 1
j jender&on A A Bosharaer.
Naihville and Rocky Mt. T B Reeks.
Youngville M J Hunt.
Toisnot N M Jurney.
Editor Pialcigh C. Advocate J B
Bobbitt. Rev.W II Ujbbitt i Presiding El
der on Charlotte District and llev. S.
D. Adams goes to Greensboro. Many
other changes ' were rr.auc. We bate
an increase in the membership of the
Church within the bounds of the N.
C. Conference of 4000 in the last year.
You se from the above appointments
that the Methodist of Louisburg are to
listen to my poor preaching oue more
year. One person at least is pleased
with this and that oue is
. '. - - Yours truly,
F. L. R.
Gold Nugoets Tub Fra.xkl.in
aKdNasb County Mixes, To.day we
were ehowu by 1 nomas K. Thomas,
It tlicr of our townsman, C. H. Thomas
tn well known landlord ot the Cen
tral hotel, fcorae fine specimen of gold
from the Hansom bsidtre and Ainngtcn
gold mines, the former in Franklin and
the latter in Nash county, in close
proximity to each other. The- speci
mens have been declared by experi
enced miners to be exceedingly rich.
Mr Thomas was for m my years the
tola owner of the old and lamous Por
tis mine, iq Fr.tiiklin, where he made
thousrnds of dollars, and aft r selling
whicli purchased the mine at Hicsem's
Bridge. The Portis mine is now being
developed by Mr. Sturges an txperien
c .-d miner, and we Kara that lesp:te
mauy discouraging failures this old
mine is giving unmistakable evidences
of vast riches. The qunz of tUe new
vein, recently openetl, is tjeing snipp'ia
to Baltimore ami "New York, and pro
duce more that. 5 ounces ($100) to t!ie
ton an average. The decomposed
quartz siate, and graved in the beit on
being washed to a depth' of some 20 to
25 feet produce m re than $1 to the
cub 'c'yrtl. M srs. Cake &'Sons, Wi
lan't's bote', -Washington, D. C., and
W, A. Browu, a aiining tugineer ot
Philadelphia, 'mv.; r ceurly purchased
the Mann mine in X is'i cou ity,an I a:e
actively engaged in enctipg the. prop
er machinery to grind' the quartz.
The have, it is sai !, fuud the true
vein, and ii gives promise t- be im
mense.lv rich. Manj intellig nt engin
eers and capitalists have visited this
sectii)ii 11 ci nt'.v, ami larre sums of
money will no (louUtere lorg be invest
ed th"re. in gold mining.
Mr. Tnotrtjn experts to remain in
this eity for several days f-r the puip se
of arnngui-j busines- iu conuection
i h his mining interests. I?. i?ENTi-
Xii3ii Ji Notes.
Basques are made long on the liips,
and.shoi' both luck .nd front. Tho
centre of the b-ck is formed of folds
of the same material ; .-and back of
e:ich hip' pocket are formed of folds,
the' sleeves are finished with cuffs.
A very pretty trimming for the
lower, skirt is a side-plaiting three
ineties wide; above this a bias 6fteen
inches deep, and two inches from the
edge put five , rows of shirring, and
then a space of another inch: five
more rows of shirring, still another
inch and five rots of chirring. The
upper part of the bias is bound with
silk the same shade of the material.
For boys from six to eight,-make
?uitsof sacqut, coat, vest and wide
knee-trowsers, the sides of the pants
and the jacket ornament with gusset
;diaped Ftraps jf black velvet Byron
collar and white c .ffs, with a silk
necktie, and felt hat.
Gay sashes are no louger worn.
'1 he hair is coiled low on the neck
couipaetness is closely observed.
Fashion.
Cotton Markets.
Louisburg, Dec. 1G.
Cotton, ( Middling) 12 cts.
Raleigh, Dec. 15.
. 12 cU.
Cotton,
tc
Petersburg, Dec. 15.
12 cts.
Norfolk, Dec. 15.
Cotton,
Cotton,
t
12 ets.
SPECIAL ITEMS.
MALLOEY'S
Best heavy Bagging
Ties
Marshalls Liverpool Salt
NalL? per keg
16 cts.
5 cts
225.
425.
41
Iron
Everything CHEAP.
Guano for wheat.
W. S. MALLORY,
Franklinton, N.
Notice to Settle.
I earnestly request all who owe' me
will make it convenient to settle . before
Christmas, as I need all the money I
cau get. This request is made in car
nest and those disregarding it will find
their claims in the hands of an officer.
Therefore pay up and save cost.
T. N. CAIILILE.
Nov. 12 1875.
The Courier for three months
only Fifty Cents. Let every Demo
crat in the County subscribe at once.
Go to T. . Carlilcs, and you will
5ud that Santa Clans has emptied a
huge bag of pretty things in his store
all of which will be sold cheap.
Clubs of Subscribers to the C017U1
Klt, arc coming in every week, but wc
have a large mailing book and have
room for more. Friends dont cease your
efforts, uut'd the COURIEll is put in
every family in the county.
Now is the time of the year for Pneu
monia. Lung Fever, Cni;li!f Colds,
and latal results of predisposition to
Consumption and other Throat nnd'
Lung Dieae. Bosciies German
?Syrcp bas beu used in this neighbor
lnod tor the past two r three year
will oat a binle failure to cur-. I;
you htve not used this medic: ne jour-s-lf,
co to your D-uj;ois DIt. J. B
CLIFTON, and ask bin I its won
derful sueces among liia customers.
Two doses will re ieve the vrst -a-c.
Ify. u hiive 110 f'niiii in uiy medicine,
fu it buy a sample Bo tli i t BoaeUee'g
Uermau Syrup for 10 cut- and try 1
nguiar s z; Bottl - 75 rei.te. Don't
Itkc h c uga tosav-' 75 ce-iis.
We will send the Courier and
Godey's Lady's Book, with, beautiful
Oil chromo " Rescue,'' 12' months for
$4.50.
TO CONSU3IPTIVES Tlie ad
vertiser, an old physician, retired
from active practice, bavin" had placed
in ins hands by an .Last India Mission
ary the formuhi of a simple Vegetable
hemepy, for the speedy and perina
nent urc of t'osiunptiou, bronchitis
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Ihroat gnd
Lung A fleet io sf a'so a lostive and
Uadical cure for Nervous-Deb lity and
all 'Nervou Complaints, alter having
thoroughly tested its wonderful cura
tive powers iu thousands of cases,
feels it his duty to make it' known to
his su tie ring fellows. Actuated by
this motive, and a conscientious desire
io relieve human suffering, be wi 1
send (free of charge), to all who desire
it, this recipe, with lull directions for
preparing and suecessfuity usin.
tent by return 111a 1 by abdressing.
DiJ. VV. U. a J EVEN J?,
Munroe lilock, Syracuse, K Y.
Nov i'J-t-v,
NOTICE.
I hereby forbid all persons from
en'eriTg.r .trespassing on my land ad
joining the land of Dr. Bennett Alston
Riido'lui?, either by day or night, un
der penalty ot the Law.
Wm. PACE. Act.
Dec. 10, 1875, 4-t.
t
DISSOLUTION.
The copartnei ship heretofore cxst-
in un'Ier the name ot Cooke & Spen
cer is this lav di.-solved;
Either raem'er of the late firm
nnthoriz -l to sitrn in petti- roent of the
old business of the firm. ;
C. M. COOKE,
W. U. bPliCER.
Dec 1st 1875.
WRUNGf
FROM
THE GKAVE!
The most remarkable book of the
season. Herald.
Tt sensation of the. day. Tribunr
Written by the Aife ol a member of
congress. . -
Mailed, postpaid, for oOcen's.
ItEED WICKER3HAM & CO.,
Publishers. '
726 SansohStree', Uhiladeipbu.
MACDONALD'3 J5EW STORY 1
- f
SL Georqe arid
St. Michael.
A ROMAKCK OTf CAYAUER AKD RoVKD-
' HKAD."W .."
BY GEORGE MAC DONALD,
Author ot 4Annals of a Quiet Neigh
borhood," "Wiltred Cambermede" etc.
1 yuI. Illustrated. 12mo. Cloth, 8175
"The works of no Dovclist of the
present day have, had wider sale or
been more universally admired than
the stories of this wonderfully gilttd
author. St. George and St. Michael
is bis last and crowning effort" Co
lumbcs Dispatch.
"It is one of Mr. MacDonald's most
enjoyable productions, and will
win bim hosts of new trieods and ad
mire?." Hakttosu Post.
t4There is a good portrait of the au
thor, and a number of illustrations
which are mpre ttiaa ordinarily fine."
Publisher's Wkek.ly.
To be bad of any Bookseller, or
wul be sent to any address post-paid,
on receipt ol pric?, by
J. B. FORD & CO., Publishers,
27 Park Place, New York.
C. i
New Advertisements,
NEWGOOBS!'
NEW. GOODS!
NEW G00LS !
NEW GOODS!
XEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
WHITE & SFlAW
Have rereied this week large addi
tion of NEW and desirftble goods,
which tiity are selling at very
LOW PRICES.
Special attention is invited to our
Sew.-Style Dress Plaids,
in bcautiMl designs and colors.
Also a good supply ot other ilyle
Lndi DrcKM Goods,
3L.naicM Slllc Neck Ties.
In handsome new style's.
Faacy Belts, laest fashion.
New S yie Tuck I'ombs,
Hemstitched Handkerchief., In fancy
boxB,
Ladies Shawls, entire new stock,
Boalt'Trd bk:r s.
Laiies Merino Under Vcets,
L idies Cotton' and Fleece lined nose,
Misses and Chddrt-ns striped Hose.
WHITE & SHAW.
Cloths and Cassiincres.
Chatlottcsvil'e all wod Casjimcrcs,
Fncy Cus-imcres formit,
Slieeps Greys aud Mtbons,
Kentucky Jenti, Kersey.-',
Aud oihc-r gooils lor Mtn and Boys.
For s do low,
WHITE & SHAW.
BOOTS AND SHOES !
LADIES SHOES,
B st Phihiflelphia work:
Gents Calf Skin Boots,
Best Philadelphia work.
Boys Calf Skin Boots
?.
M"n aud Boys Enf'ib-h Kip Boots,
Me,n U j Wtiole Mock Boots,
Me:i and B iys Broan Shoes,
Mens Piowr utd Hunter bhoe,
Woraens Cable Wire Shoes,
Wouicns Biy Sate p-g Shoes,
. Women? Leather Polkas,
Together with a Urge stock of Misses
and childretjS shoes, all at wondarluU
ly low prices, at
WHITE Jb SHAW '3.
Calicoes, Plaids. &c.
50 pieces new style Calico, just re
crivad, 79 pieces Unbleached Cettoa Cloth,
Plaid Osnaburgs, Bleached and Uo-
bkacbed Jeans,
Canton Fianntl, and Bleached Cot.
tons, all ;raJet
For sale at prices as low as Cotton,
by WHITE & SHAW.
Gil 0CEE IES!
Rio and Lsguayra Coffee,
Baktrs best Chocolt'.e,
Cut Loaf. Granulated and Pulverize!
Sugar,
A and extra C 8agr,
Yellow and Go Men C Sugar,
Flour, Eicon and Lvd,
Butter and Cheese,
Molasses and Syrupt,
Pearl Hominy,
Nelson's Erillitot Gelatine, -Peae),
Appl j and Qa;cc- Bater.
All toibsle at luwt ratts.
WHITE & SHAW.
E. W. FWJjIjiISEi
Ha receiretl another hrgt? r.ipply of
BEAUTIFUL PRINTS,
JEANS, CABSIiIEIlE3,
PANT CLOTIIS,
BBOWN DOMESTICS, c.
Also a large lot of
H OI B
From his old reliable hous. Every pair warranted. Ho Is expcctla
a lot of most beautiful .
FAMILY FJLOXJR.
lilt ample stock ot GROCERIES is beiag constantly replenished. AJt tt the
rery lowest prices for CASH. -
The Highest Price paid
Trade.
Special Notice,
We eameptly request all persons who
are indebted to u, to ornne forward
nd pay up. Oar f:rra btiog be-n
dis-o vtd nearly a jeu a;o its buMner
roust 'be settled, Thoe who do mv
settle before tbc first ol January mxt,
mny expect to find their claims in the
bund'tof a. collector.
KING WHITE & 8UAW.
Dec?, 1S75. .Ira
P R O SPEC T US
OF THK
'N, . WEEKLY DERALD.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT
I'roprietor.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREETS.
POSTAGE FREE.
ANNUAL SU BSCR1P HON.PRICE 1 1.
CLUB RATES.
Time Copice, per annum .
$3
8
15
25
Five Copies,
T u Copies
Twenty Copies,
Anettm copy will be sent to every
club ot ten or more.
Additions to clubs recti vd at clab
rats.
These rates make the Wkekly IlEn
alu the Cheapest publication in the
country.
Terms cash in advance. Money sent
by mail will be at the risk of the sen-di-r.
' i
A generous portion of the Weekly
Herald will te appropriated to Ari-
cu ture. Horticulture, Floriculture. Po-
mo'.ogy and the management of do
mcetic animate, rarriculsr attention
will be paid alsa to reports ol the mar
ke's The aim will be to m&ko the Week
ly IIerijj superior to ao oiher scri
cuitural ad iamily newspaper in the
Every number of the Weekly IlKm
ald will contain a se'ect story and the
latest and mo it important news by
telegraph from all parts o' the world
up the hour ef publication.
During the session ol Congretc the
Weekly (Icbald will contain a sum.
mary of the proceedings and the latest
News by Telegraph fmm Washington,
Political, Religious, Fashionable, Ar
tistic, Litt-rary anl Sporting Intclli
peoc; Obituary Notice. Varieties,
AmusemenU, EditorUl Articles oa the
prominent topics o( the day, a review
ol the Cattle and Dry Gts Markets,
Financial and JCornmcrcial Intelligence
and. account oi the Important and
interitftiiis; evm's of tho week.
1 be price ii u -scriptioD, whenever
practicable, should be .transmitted by
Post Office Orders. It is the salest
mode ot transmitting money by maiL
At small Post Oliices in the couu'ry
where Post Office Orders cannot be
obtained money may be remitted in
Registered Letters.
Advertisement, to a limited num
ber, will be iaaer.ed io the Weekly
Herald.
DAILY HERALD.
POSTAGE FREE.
Annual 8olwcriptira Price $12 Al
ways in Adfaace. .
Newsdealers" Supplied.
postXoe fkee. -
Daily Edition, Three cents per Copy
Sunday Edition, Four cents per Copy
Weekly Edition. Three cents per Copy
' Write the address on letters to the
New Yobk IIsualo in a bold legib'e
hand and give the name of each sub
scriber, of Post Office, COcoty and
State so plainly that do errors in mail
ing papers will be liable to occur.
ESTABLISHED 1847.
W. H. Llorris 4 Sons.,
COTTON FACTORS ASD
Commission Merchants.
23, 25 and 27 Commerce St.
AWroa-, Fa. .
Will make liberal Currency ad van
ceson produce or bill lading in hand.
Mr. A. M. Noble, ofN. C., is con
nected with our house, and will bo
ple?d to receive the patronage
his friends.
for Colton, in Woney 'o '
; 1 - t
mm
Tne only Blackly tbatVlll - Al
Polish Over, Oiled Sur-i
face .
PRESERVE TIIE LEATHER I ,
H. A. REAMS & Co. "
Manufacturers of Ilcams
Durham Bwt and Siioo Polish .
dtjrhamsn:c. "
IVarrantal to Exxl All OQur
Hyney Rrfandedl
or
The only blacking that will polUk
on oiled surface. It is cmaranteed to
preserve the leather and make It pliant,
Inuulrincr t quantity and time to
produce perfect glow than any other,
tne brash to be applied Immediately
alter puttingon the blacking. A per
fect gloss from this will not soil erei '
white clothes. We guarantee it ai
represented, and "ssk for patronage
strictly on its merits.
In testing our blacking! use a brush
that bas no other on it. Prices as low
as ether Blacking. Liberal arraoge
ments made with merchants and
wholesale dealers.
II. A. BEAM3 &Co.f
Manufacturers, Durham, N.4,"
This Blacking is recommended ia
tbe highest terms, after 1 rial, by Geo.
F. Brown, J. Howard Warner, New
Yoik; the President and Professors of
Wake Forest College; and a large num
ber of gentlemen in and around Jpnr-
bam, whose certiCcites have been fur
nished tbo Manufactories, '
Orders solicited and promptly. filled.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE
Greenswro, N,C.
TbeBprioct Session oi 1875
WILL BEGIN
On Wedoesd.y, the 12th ot January,
and coottoue twenty weeks.
Board (exclusive of washing & light!)
f0 00.
Tuitiootn regular English course. 23 C3
Charges tor extra studies, mod te
. For. Catalogues containing ri...j
lars,app:y to T. M. Juscs, President .
N. U. D. WILSON,
President Board of Trustees. .
Jolm Armstrong,
N. 1 FayetUfille Street, . ,
' EALEIGH, N,C. '
300K BIXBEK,
t
Blank ' Book Manvftutnrer,
Newtpsper, Mtgazioes and Law
Biwks of every description
, bound in the very, bet
Style and at Lowet PriCca.
janSO 12a
WANTED. '
A situation a Pry Goods, Grocery
or Bar Clerk, Dry Goods business pre
ferred, ltefcrence furuuhed. .
Addre.-u,
couniEE.
nov2G4t Lotd,!:ir-, N. a
Weekly News cwty 4 il.-c iiiJsenJ
bill to this oCcc. " : -
of