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AGENCY
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Reprinting aline of Com
panies equal to any in North
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Be sure and call before insur
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pany of Liverpool, has the larg
est net surplus of iihy Fire In
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All losses paid as soon as asser
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POTJTZ'S
HOftM AND CATTLE POWDERS
Bo HMR will die of Colic. Both or Lcm r
m, ff Font Powdr ire wed in time.
Footr How tier win ear Mid prerent HmCsolbra
Foots Powders win prcTeot Oinm m WSSSL
Foots Powder will increase the qaanuty of nUk
nd cream tweuty per ccnt and nuke the batter arm
nd sweet
Fowts Powders wfj ewe or wrsrent alssost btsst
Jpmk km to whicu Bosses sud Castle are snlsjsrt.
Foirras fo-wntm win ivt Satiwactios.
Sold erery where.
DAVID M. TOVTZ. Proprietor.
BAX.TIBTOBB.lUk
Eatiis3.Drtt;rist, Atnt.
vavSMt M WlSiSj
MCAallSfi!
A Raoioal Cure roRwiBdaiM.0w
KSRVOUS XMeESSE
Ornnic fiibBsSSS
PHYSICAL, Dfii. ukSjjtrS;
f DECAY, PjlSSsSSS
Year er us. . n ""1tY TP,.rifTfttr
URKO PERSONS! Nof a Truii.
jF
1 -i
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are
small, tapering and beautif uHy shaped;
I L as beantirul as the , and she
without her II: her frown m a T w
w fin writ ! ! ! of surprise, and
awrf
hankering - ner. it -rr
Press.
Hostess (who has just sung) Are
you quite sure you uuu vmu
Lovell?
Cantain Lovell 1 assure you a
i . r
TVe no voice whatever. A unrortu-
natelyI I'm a listener!
A
The Graduating Season.
"Yes" said Mrs. Richladie, "my
dauarhter graduates next week.
"I understand she is at the head of
her class?"
"No." she said with some sadness.
-she will not be the valetudinarian but
she will take the salutary, and that's
nearlv as hiarh." i
"The commencement exercise are to
be verv interestiiur."
"Oh ves; Rev. Dr. Grace will preach
the bacchanalian sermon, Kev. Mr
Morteir will deliver the dilemmas, and
there will be other contractions too
numerous to mention."
Couldn't Read.
An old colrored man known as Uncle
Josh, having lived very peaceably with
his wife, determined to clear his con
science after her decease by buying her
a costly tombstone. He entered a
place where the owner was chipping a
granite dog, and inquired. )
"Got any fus-rate monyments?"
"Yes, sir. What yon want angel,
slab, or broken column?"
"Don't keer."
"Here's one that was ordered, but
not taken."
"How much am it?"
"You might order one like it, but
this wouldn't suit you. The name isn't
right you know."
"Don't keer nnffin erbout de name.
What I want am de style! My ole
'ooman nebber know difference; she
couldn't read, now."
Symptoms.
A story is told of the late Archbish-
rn i il 111 i
op irencn, tne wen Known writer,
which shows how active a part the
imagination plays in determining the
state of our health. After the eminent
relate suffered from breaking health,
e was always accompanied, whether
in his rural rambles, on the train, or
even at formal dinner-parties, by his
daughter, who was constantly by his
side. The story here quoted was origi
nally told in Dublin society. -
The last course had been served at a
certain grand banquet when his Grace
is stated to have said to his daughter,
with some slight agitation,
"My daughter."
"Well"
"I fear that I am threatened with
one of mv bad attacks."
"Why?"
"I have been pinching my knee for
the last five minutes, and I cannot feel
the slightest sensation.
Make vour mind easv. vour Grace "
rejoined a person on the other side.
"Why so?"
"It was my knee you were pinching
all the timer
A Sharp Fool.
"I oughter hab my head knocked off
wid er hickory stick!" exclaimed an old
negro addressing a white man whom he
met in the street.
"What is the matter, Bob?"
"Er nuff matter, sah, ter make a man
cuss tell Satan comes airter him.
wuzdown in de country dis mawnin?
an' tried ter show off. I had er counter
feit fi'-dollar bill an' er good fi'-dollars,
an' I eluded ter play rich fore er widder
what I'se got my eyes on. She had
cused me o' bein' wurthless, an' I
thought dat my time fur makin' her
feel bad had come, so, callin' up er lot
o' niggers, 'ciudin' de widder, I says,
says 1, 'Folks, I'se so glad to be able to
prove to you that I'se er rich man, wid
er whole lot o"fluence. Now, heah's
er fi'-dollar bill. Jes look at me.' I
took out de bill, struck er match an'
sot it on fire. When it had dun burnt.
dat counterfert fi'-dollars."
"What! you had burned up the good
money?" r 6
"Dat's zaclv what I done, sah, an' de
wust o' it is, dat I had borried de monev
fur de casion, sah. Un'er all dese sar-
cumstances, ef I had borried it from you-
se f, yer d let me off, wouldn' yer? -"Yes,
I would."
"Sho nuff?"
"Yes."
"Thankee, sah, thankee."
"Why do you thank me?"
Case I borried it from yer oberseer,
an' tole him ter charge it to yerse'f, sah.
Er, haw! haw!"
Laconic Courtship.
Ark. Traveller.
V" ......
iegro courtship in the country is
very oner.
A young mm meets a young woman
in uie roaa.
"Hy?"
"Howdy?"
, Aiicjr press on wiinout saying any
thing more. Several days afterward
iney meet again.
"Hy."
"Howdy?"
it van . .
-w nat yer treble, bout dis white
man s country so much fur?
"Nobody's bizness how much
t rabies 'bout. ,
"Whut's yer naide honey?"
;--Uoan yer caU me honey," she in-
uignantiy exclaims.
"Whut'il yer do?"
"Mash yer black mouf fur yer, dat's
rUiir II J '
"liUli 11 uu.
i er wouldn t hit m mwl
. . 1 ns
- x Kris rer rer ez 1 18
Th tOP aflTnf the crirl of the
w
i says, says 1, 'U, 1 se got plenty mo','
an' I put my han' in my pocket, an' I
wush 1 mav die dead ef 1 didn't null nnt
"Ain't no frien' o' h. Hohi I doan
know yer from a crowv
aaiaV W. a a
Does yer wane ter now mer
"Ain't hankerin'."
"My name is Mr. Mose Smith.
What s verse fs entitlement an er
dress?"
"Miss May Buck."
"W'y, how yer do, sister Buckr
"Tofer'ble, I thanks yer, brudder
Smith.
"Whar yer readenm at de pressen
ercasion? 3
"Ober on de Jones plan anon.
"Wall. I dran ober some time an'
pp ver. ixood-ove.
The next Sunday he calls on Miss
Rnnir Thpv crrppt nr.h other cordial lv.
and after a few rambling remarks, Mr.
Smith says:
"Look bean, why doan yer git mar
ried?" .
"Case nobody wont hab me.
"Uh, ur, I knows better den dat."
"Bf yer know'd whut made yer ax
me?"
"Jis ter see if yer'd tell der truf er
bout it."
"Wall, I did."
"Didn't."
"Did."
"I knows somebody dat'll mair yer."
" a. a. a a
"Doan know whar yer 11 tine him.
"I Does."
"Whar?"
"Bight heah.M
"Who, yese'f ?"
"Dai's nie."
"Yer foolish."
"Dat mout be, but I lube yer."
"Oh, go on an' yer foolishness."
"I'se in 'arnest.
"Sho nuff?"
"Dat's whut I said."
"Din' think yer wanted me."
"But I does. Whut yer say ?"
"I'se ergreeible."
Scarlet Fever in the Cow.
Dr. James Camerom has reported the
results of observations tending to show
that cows may suffer from a peculiar,
hitherto undescribed, infectious disease,
and that consumers of milk of these
cows may get scarlet fever. His atten
tion was attracted to the subject by an
outbreak of scarlet fever which occur
red in a certain district in and near
London. It was found that the families
in which the fever appeared used the
milk from a certain dairy, the cows of
which were affected by the peculiar
disease in question. The disease is not
exactly a new one, being known to
fanners as "sore teats," "blistered teats,"
etc., but; its nature has not been recog
nized. In veterinary text-books it is
spoken of "erythema mam mi liar um."
Dr. Cameron believes it to be a specific
contagious affection occurring usually
in the first instance among newly
calved cows, and capable of being com
municated to healthy cows by direct
inoculation of the teats with virus con
veyed by the hands of cowman. The
disease may continue from four to six
weeks, and is characterized by general
constitutional disturbance, a short initia
tory fever, a dry, hacking cough, some
times quickened breathing, sore throat
in sevrer cases, discharge from the nos
trils and eyes, an emotion on the skin
round the eyes ana hind quarters,
vesicles on the teats and udder, altera
tion in the quality of milk secretion,
and well-marked visceral lesions.
As it is admitted, we believe, that
scarlet fever may be disseminated -by
milk, the importance and interest of
Dr. Cameron s observations are at once
apparent
Scarlatina has been described by
Professor Barlow as affecting the cow,
but the clinical description given is
more like that of purpura haemorrhag-
ica. Medical Record.
Don't Whitewash the Trees.
New Berne-Journal.
An experienced arbor culturist has re
quested us to call attention of the city
authorities and the people generally to a
mistaken idea: sometimes practiced, of
whitewashing trees. This gentleman
states that it is injurious to all trees to
whitewash them, and well-nigh rnm-
ous to many varieties. The elm, he
says, is seriously injured by it, and
states that any one doubting this may
be convinced by observing those in
front of the residence of Mr. T. E.
Mace, on Johnson street, near the
academy green.
The coating of the trees with anv-
thing that excludes the atmosphere
from the bark has much the effect as
would the application of a coat of mu
cilage or varnish to the skin of an ani
mal; it checks the exhalation by stop
ping up the pores, and does a positive
injury.. But for the relief which na
ture affords by the rain, sunshine and
wind in rapidly removing these ob
structions to the exercise of its own
laws in and through the bark of the
tree, the consequences of whitewashing
would be so apparent as to at once ef .
feet a discontinuance of the practice.
ret with all these powerful agencies
in behalf of the tree the bad effects are
visible to an observant eye and if re
peated frequently in all cases of young
wees, oeatn wui ioiiow.
Par agraphers Plea.
A Western exchange tells its readers
how ikto mind their Fs," in the follow
ing paragraph: "Persons who patronize
papers should pay promptly, for the
pecuniary prospects of the press have a
peculiar power in pushing forward pub
lic prosperity. If the printer is paid
promptly, and his pocketbook hept ple-
tnonc oy prompt paying patrons, he
puts his pen to his paper m peace; his
paragraphs are more pointed; he paints
his pictures of passing events in more
pleasing colors, and the perusal of his
paper is a pleasure to the people. Paste
this piece of proverbial philosophy in
some place where all persons can per
ceive it"
It is better to die than to live with
out growing better.
Scientific Notes.
The Lumber World savs that oiling
wood with lin?eed oiL or even with coal
oil or kerosene, will', protect it from
worms.
It was found by exact measurement
that a chimney near Marseilles, France
llofeet high and 4 feet diameter at the
top reached a maximum oscillation of
twenty inches during a high wind.
St. Peter 's Cathedral, just finished at
Moscow, has five Cupolas, and 900
pounds of gold were used in overlaying
them. 1 he doors of the temple cost
$310,000, and the marble floors $1,500-,
000.
Various tests of the new French
horseshoe, which is made entirely of
sheep's horn, show its value for horses
used in towns and known to have an
unsteady foot on pavements. Horses
thus shod have been driven at a rapid
pace on the pavements without slip-
ping, rs-esiaes tms advantage, it is said
to be more durable and but a trifle
more expensive than the ordiniary
horse shoe.
A new and rather curious applica-
cation of the steam-whistle has been
made at the Jacksonville, Illinois, In
stitution for the Deaf and Dumb. A
whistle four feet in length and twelve
inches m diameter has been placed on
the pinnacle of the boiler house and is
used as signal to awaken the inmates
of the institution, etc., who although
they cannot hear, are made sensible of
its various signals by the vibration it
gives to the buildings.
"What must it be to people who
hear?
An invention which, it is claimed by
gas engineers, will revolutionize the
present system of gas lighting has just
been perfected by Dr. Aner in the
chemical laboratory of the Vienna
University. Briefly described, the in
vention may be said to consist in ren
dering a cotton-wick incombustible by
impregnating it with a metallic liquid.
Thus treated toe wick, instead of burn
ing, merely glows, emitting a radiance
not unlike that of the electric light.
The whole process being very simple;
and the great advantage of the inven
tion is that it may be applied to any
gas-burner.
A husband telegraphed to his wife
"What have you for breakfast, and
how is the baby?" The answer came
"Buckwheat cakes and measels."
At a French restaurant : "Here,
waiter, it seems to me this tarbot is
not quite as fresh as the one you had
last Sunday." 'iPardqn, monsier, its the
very same.'
Pat O'Flaherty said thet his wife
was very ungrateful, for "when 1 mar
ried her she hadn't a rag to her back,
and now she's covered with 'em.''
John Husk in says: "When I see a
girl dancing 1 tljank Heaven." So do
we, John, a girl can't talk while she is
dancing that is, not to any extent.
Areir Haven Press.
A dealer a lvcrtises "Lightning Fruit
Jars." They may be a new brand, but
for lightening fruit jars there is noth
ing more successful than a small boy
and solitude. Xorristou n Herald.
Physician (with his ear to patient's
chest): "There is a curious swelling
over the region of the heart, sir, which
must be reduced at once." Patient
i r i Limi j i ii
I anxiously j "inat "swelling is my
pocketbook, doctor; please don't reduce
lb LOO U1UCI1. XjX.
"Well, how did you like the sermon
Sunday?" we heard one ladv ask an
other recently. "The sermon ?" "Yes:
you were at church, weren t vour
les, certainly. well, then, how uul
you like the sermon?" "I didn't hear
any sermon, 1 belong to the choir.
Exchange.
The Professor: How singularly you
and your brother resemble each other,
Miss Angelina! Miss Angelina: Is that
a complimpnt to my brother or a com
pliment to me? The Professor: Oh, a
compliment to neither, I assure you!
London Punch.
Sick husband to wife: It must be a
source of great consolation to you, my
dear, that my life is insured for $20-,
000. Wife, with much feeling: It is,
John, my dear, of course. I was think
ing only today how very comfortably
and pleasantly I and the girls can live
on that sum. But I wished we owned
the house, John. N. Y. Times.
NOTICE!
Bj virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Alexander comity, I will resell to
the highest bidder on a credit of six
months.on the premises on the 1st Monday
in August, 188G, it being the 2d day; a
small tract of Land in Rowan county, on
the waters of Third Gneek, adjoining the
lands of James Cowan, Henry Burke and
others, and contains by estimation twenty
acres. Bond with approved security for
the purchase money and no title is to be
made to the purchaser until the sale is
confirmed hy the Superior Court of Alex
ander county. Hbxkt J. Burke, Adm'r.
of Edmond Burke, dee'd.
June 29th, 1S86. 37:4t.
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GENTS
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COPY o THIS
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It gives On-LM6UA6C
and StstlSHSl st Ever
Flower a if Mrs.. 3090
diffrreut ktndn. A ." all
tlx- fasw Rates tf r IMS -tits
uiih Clevs. Psrsssj,
sBtfkcrckMssiTss. It
tat be most cstattatt work
of the kind ewr pab
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t fs DAIS' TU1A
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5WAKKA.1 mmm
Tears. Send for
Circular.
2 nAKrr m. m
N. 6th St., I tills., re
S17
our Hi
L.
wmuM
"Ma, has aunty got bees in her
month?" "No: why do you ask such a
question ?" "Cause that bttle man, with
a heap of hair on his face, catched hold
of her, and said he was going to takt
the honey out of her hps; and she said:
"Well, make haste."
DYSPEPSIA
id it tends, by imDairisic nutrition, tad da
prewin tne tone uf tbs tjrateiu, to prepare the war
for Rapid Decline.
-THE
Quickly and corap'.etely fjnrt! lcpta in
im forms. Ileartbiii-n, Itclobias;. Taaliuc t
r ood. etc. It enrichefl :! irarifios tli blood.Ktii;
all
tba
una-
lates the appetite, and ai! the assimilation of food.
KEV. J T. KosaiTEK. the honored pattor at the
Fim Reformed Church. Bnltiruore, Md., Bars:
" Having need Brown's Iron Bitters fur Dyspepsia
and Indigestion 1 take threat pleasure in recom
mend in f it highly. A lo consider it a splendid tenia
and inroratur. and very strengthening "
Hon. Joseph C. Suit. Judge of Circuit Court,
Clinton Co.. led., says: " i boar most cheertul testi
mony to tie efBeacy of Brown's Iron Bitters for
Dyspepsia, and aa a tonic."
Genuine has above Trade Mark and creased red lines
on wrapper. Tnkc no other. Made br by
HARDWARE.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGrURES
Call on the undersigned at
NO. 2. Granite
A. AT WELL.
Row. D
Aent for the -'CardwellThresher."
Salisbury, X. C, June 8th tf.
The Watchman is devoted to the best
interests of the people of North Carolina;
to the development of the State's indus
trial resources; to her farms, her forests,
her minerals and her water-powers.
It should be in your family. Subscribe
for it.
Garden Seeds
given away at Enniss' Drug
Store. - If vou buy one dollar's
worth of garden seeds or drugs
or medicines, Dr. Enniss will
give 10 papers of fresh garden
seeds free. ALSO Tobacco seed
fr e for 50 cts. worth of garden
seeds or medicines.
19:tf.
SOMETHING NEW!
5-LAMP CHIMNEYS
that will not break by heat, lor sale at
ENNISS'.
DIAMOND DYES - All
wish at
colors you
ENNISS'
for Seeds ot
ENNISS',
DON'T FORGET to call
all kinds at
TO THE LADIES :
Call and see the Flower Pots at
ENNISS'.
THE WATCHMAN
JOB OFFICE
IS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
$m mar vaesott w
CM
FROM
POSTERS
as big as a barn door
down to most delicate
ISTING gAHDS.
Letter and Note Heads,
Bill Heads and Statements,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS,
PRICE LI8T3,
School aito gartj programmes,
BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS
Court and Magisterial,
o o g
UF"Orders solicited and satSbfiloc i.r:.r.it -a
mm m 11 u
Job printing,
NOTICE TO DKUGOl5T8 AND STORE
KEEPERS.
I ffoarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
to destroy and expel worms from the hu
man body, where they exist, if used ac
cording to directions. You are author
ized to sell it upon tne aoove conamons.
David E. Foutz, Proprietor, Baltimore,
Md.
ORGANIZED 1859
A Home Company
SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE.
Cash capital $300,000
Total assets $750,000
Insures all classes pro
perty at adequate fates.
Losses promptly ad
justed and satisfactori-
ally settled without any
litigation.
J. RHODES BROWNE, Prest.
WM.C.C0ART, Sec.
J. Allen Brown, Agt, Salisbury, N.C.
24:9m.
For Sale at this Office :
Land Deeds Real Estate Mortgage Deeds
Sheriff Deede ot several different forms ;
Chattel Mortgages Mortgage Sale Notices ;
Magistrates1 Summonses, Executions. Subpcenas
Witness Tickets transcripts, &c.
Bastardy Warrants and Bonds state Warrants,
Ball Bo.ids Peace Bonds Appearance Bonds,
Appeal Bonds.... Prosecution Bonds.... Ejectment
Writs summary Attachments.. .Bonds to make
Title Sale Notices for Administrators,
Trespass Notices
A full line of Solicitors Indictment forms.
Numerous blank forms for Superior Court Clerks. . .
Several forms for use of Attorneys
And many Miscellaneous.
All which will be sold low Blanks of any and all
kinds printed to order in best style and on good
paper at very low ngures.
12 vols, of Scientific Amercan,
1 No. each of Jones' Law and Equity.
J50 lbs. Bruce's second hand Bourgeois- tied up.
25 or So Fonts advertising display type,
lo Jobbing Fonts,
loo lbs. Largo Border type.
faf-Onc complete stock of Printing material for a
live column paper and Job Office, presses included.
tMany of the above Blanl;s and nearly all the
printing stock, will be sold very cheap Tor cus-h or
on snort, time.
Richmond & Danville Railroad.
Western North Carolina Division.
General Passenger Office.
SAISBURY, N. C. JUne 19, 1SS.
Commencing Sunday, June 20th Inst., the follow
ing Passenger Schedule, and Train Service will be
operated on this Division.
TRAIN NO. 52
WESTY 1 1
Arrive Leave .
TRAIN NO. T3
EAST.
Arrive Leave.
Ms Line
v .
12.28
1.32
1.58
2 20
3.05
4. OS
4 3"
4.52
5.29
6.16
6.58
7.57
8.52
9.15
11 26am Salisbury.
12 29pm statesvllle.
.. 5 iWl'M F. M.
.. 4 21 4 23
! 1 .32
, 1 59
I 2 40
i 3 06
4 08
Newton 3 14 i 3 15
Hickory 2 43 j 2 43
Icai d l 56 I 2 21"
Morganton 1 28 I l 28
Marlon 12 27 12 27
4 37 i.Old Fort 11 56 11 57
4 68 Kound Knob. .. U 40 11 40
5 29 Black Mountain.. 10 52 in 58
6 2t Ashellle 950 io 01
7 21 Alexanders 9 16 9 16
7 58 Marshall 8 40 s 40
8 55 I 'Warm Springs.. 7 20 7 47
Faint Pock 7 '''am
TRAIN NO. 60.
VES1 ,
Arrive. Leave. 1
Main l ice
TRAIN No.
EAST.
51.
Arrive.
12 45
I Leave
11 2S
li 17
9 41
9 12
1 8 40
1 7 30
6 57
' 6 35
i 529
4 31
3 43
1 3 01
1 200
1 15
, 1 20
2 44
3 56
Salisbury
Statesvile 11 26
Newten 10 17
Hickory 9 40
Icard 9 12
Morganton ' R 40
Marion.
Old Fort
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Black Mountain..
Ashevllle
Alexanders I
Marshall
Warm Springs
Paint hock
7 30
6 57
6 15
5 24
4 21
3 43
3 01
1 33
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WEST.
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TRAIN No. t
Arrive I Leav
Ashevllle
Turnplpe
Pigeon hivt-r
WaynesvlUe
Hall
Sylva
Webster
Whlttier
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2 13
1 4S
12 28PM
11 42
10 28
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1 53
1 00
12 0i
10 27
10 16
9 29 '
8 45
7 34
6 00
9 2
Charleston 8 36
Nan.ahala 7 34
Jarretts a. m.
Meal stations.
Trains No's. 50 and 51 run solid between Louisville
and Salisbury carrying Pullman Sleepers between
Clnclnattl; Louisville and Knoxviile also between
Warm Springs and Ooldsboro.
Trains No. 52 and 53 run solid between Morris! own
and Salisbury carrying Leijfhton S;teplng cars be
tween Chattanooga and AtdieOlle.
W. A,. TURK. a. a. P. A. Salisbury, N.
C. W. CHE A US, a. . p. a. Richmond Va.
V. E. McBEE. Supt. Ashevllle N. C.
A.M.
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3 56
4 33 4 34
5 09 ,5 09
544 ' 544
6 T9 6 59
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8 00 ! S 20
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1 18 1 53
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2 4'. i 2 41
3 : -8 3 36
4 20 '4 25
6 30 j 6 30
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