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Wiion',' i Fum A.Y, March 10th, UH.
THE AMERICAN IDEAL.
An
ndependent young man;
risrht kind of stuff younz man;
cep comprehensible,
Plaln-apoken, sensible,
fhoroughly self-made young man.
A not to be beaten yoimjj man;
An up to th front young man;
A genuino, plucky,
Happy go lucky; j ;
Try it again young man '
A amowledsre eking young man;
A real wide awake young man;
A working in season, '
"i Find out the reason,
Not too funart to leant young man.
A look oufor others young man;
A practice not preach young man;
A kind, .sympathetic,
Not ail theoretic,
On in a thousand young man.
An affable courteous young man; ,
A know what to say young man;
A night of true chivalry, ;--Frank
in inJellvery,
Making hU niark young man.
A now a days scarce young man;
A hardto be found young man;
A' perfectly self iosH!ed,:
Not always overdressed,
Kind that I like young man.
liMpt ExBiess.
BY IJELEX FOREST GRAVIS.
"Of all things, anight Journey is
the most tedious, 'said Clarence Ilart
field as he Irt himself fall heavily in
to the ptiff, uncomfortable seat of the
rllwtv rar. with its. faded velvet
cushions, Rfid its Inirk at exactly the
wrong angle for au?ht approaching
the luxury of a napl I say Clifton, do
vou thinkfwo mlghi smoke?' ;
'Well, I (rather imagine not' said I,
with the motion of my head towards
the othur passengers. 'There appear
to be ladies on lo:ird.H i
Hartfleld shrugged His 'shoulders.
'Such ladios!' ;.. , . . ; , .
Well,' laughed T, 'they don't appear
to be. particularly My lish in mariner or
costume, but, nevertheless, my dear
fellow, 'divinity of j their sex hedges
them around like a wall.'
'Divinity of thvir humbug!' shortly
Interrupted Hartfleld. 'As if these
illdressed fdpwdiesi j with babie and
band-boxes, could possible belong to
the same wwrld with Beatrice Hale.'
To thist I made no answer. It did
not Mi vn to bo exactly appropriate to
lug the name of Beatrice Hale into; a
discussion f-in a placp like this. Yet
what could. I do, except to feel my
cheeks flushed and the , root of my
hAir tingle? For I was unmistakably
in love! with ll;e Haleaud so was
Claronce Hartfleld.
dm tf InV r I
If. I were to waste -quar
y. w ...
reams "of naner in trying io aescrioe
her manifold charms;-arid excellencies
to the reader, it would'nt 'ilo any
trood. Such ' things have been tried
Wore and failed.. It.him imagine
the Surest brunette the sun ever tdione
oo'anii hf may come soiae where
nearthoi mark. 'Suffice it tusy that
ho was as beautiful lns a dream, and
Hatfield and I were both slaves at her
Which of us did she like best?: Ah,
thut wa-i tlu tiuostion! It was some
thing like ? the children's old game of
nee saw: I Uil v:o n;id down you come.
Ko'hetimolifaneied I had had a ghost
of ii chaiifersoinelimes i 'was convinc
ed th.it lUrtileld was altogether the
nrffarrefh and that I hat better emi
grate t Australia at one.
MI!lo!' i tfed H r .'. breaking un
ceremoniously in! upon the- thread of
mv "musings 'there goes the - whistle.
We shall botf directly. sThank good
ness for that." ' i
And he put his feet on the opposite
seat: ami nrenared for as comfortable
a four hour! ride as possible;
Claron.'o Hlntfieid and I, be - it un
derstood 1. were employees In the ex-
temlvo business of Messrs. Jenkins
JumpertoiiiA Co., auctioneers, and hii
been dovnin the country putting uj
up
a sale of jswtimp lots, cut ' into
streets
and KquaYes Recording to tho most ap
proved metfopolion methods of doing
such thhijistf . - '' '
It had been a dismal business. No
vember is lMtan inspiring month at
the best.iantl a three days fog had con
spired against the ueress' of Mount
Mara Parklj as Jenkins, Jumperton
.. Co had 'ch listened it he;' new specu
lation. ye;we had done reasouaoly
ell, and were now thankful enough
to get baek to New York. '
A the tnim gave its startling lunge
the door flelvt open, and in came a tall
l(i ladyi jpia proiligioiis black boh-
nand a fur cloak surrounclea hy a
Perfect chevUwx de frirsc of squjrre
leather hags, brown paper, pa
ppr parcdls.-iand. sandwich boxes. She
aa followdl cloelv bV a younger la
dyi'dreasedfiYhbick. and rloselv veil
-li and paukt'd hesitatingly in front of
'Ycuncf llaii.' mji id slip, in a low
V(ice a- gruff as that Of a man, 'is this
at engaged?'
'VeV siiid: Hartfleld it is.
,r r your? feet?' ; ;
-o matte what for,' superciliously
"'Plied the; i head clerk of Jenkins,
p'uperton ii Co., 'please pass on old
'a(y. Y6u!ll find seats enough be-
V- ! s ;: - v.
tr m t,yi8 was a stretching of tho
ruth. Thefe were no seats beyond.'
. the Old ltnKr nnll oauilv normivP.
uuless Bhechoae to sit directly oppo-
on T&b
site a red-hot coal fire, or upon one
of,those corner arrangement close to
the door,- which are equivalent to no
seat at all.
The old lady: heItatNl, md chapjrd
hr hv- Mfii..t.Vn ft(it 'fre ('--
led hand to the other. I thought of
my own dear aunt P,olly at home, and
rose at once.
'Pray take this Heat ma'am,' Raid I
A rA li .... l- :
icv, nit? jjui uur up in
ine racK for you
Clifton, what a fool vou are.' cried
Hartfleld, in an impatient sotto voice.
Why couldn't you have sat still
and minded your own business?
'It is my own business,' I answer
ed, brusquely, 'to see that every 1 .dy
is made comfortable as it is in the
nature of things to be. Now the squir
rel cage, ma'am it'll go very com
fortable nderthe seat, I think. :
Hartfleld uttered a contemptible
grunt, but he never offered to trust
hw feet off the opposite cushions, al
though the younger woman stbod in
the aisle, uncomfortably swtayiric:
backward and forward with the mo
tion of the train, I until a woman be
yond observed., the state of affairs,
drew a sleeping child into her lap,
and beckoned to the other to take the
place thus vacated. .-.' ;,
Uy this time, my old lady had es
tablished "herself to her satisfaction,
and opened her sandwich box. r
'Much obliged to yon, young man,'
said she It's easy to see that you've a
mother, of your own at home, and
vou're in the hahit of floine- reverence
to hor gray hair. As for this person
with the nod of her poke bonnet in the
direction of Hatfield. 'if he's got a
inother, I an't say much for her
hrnging him up. Perhaps he maybe
old himself, one day, and stand in
need of a little politeness and consid
eration from the young.' ,
'When I am anxious for your good
opinion L will let you know,' returned
Mr. Hartfleld, rather flippantly.
The old lady could only express her
self bv a vehement sniff. And even I
was annoyed at his manner.
'Hartfleld, said I, in a low tone, 'you
miirht behave like a gentleman,'
'Ho 1 wrill,' he retorted with a shrug
'when I iind myself in company that
calls for such measures? I -said no
more, but leaning up against the side
of the door, prepared to make myself
as comfortable as possible until the
train should stop at Stamford, its first
way station, and some descending
passengers might make room for me
Header did you everstan'd in an ex
press train in full motion? Did you ev
er feel yourself s waved backward and
forward, bumping one of yourphre
nological developments against one
side of the" car, and bringing the base oi
vour spinal olmnvagiuusfc--4.io wnh
a seat at the opposite swerve or the
train? Did you ever execute an invol
untarv pas seitl, by way of keeping
your balance and then grind your teeth
to see the two pretty young ladies
beyond laughing at your antics? If so,
you will know how to pity nie during
the hour ana a hair between 15. ana
Stamford. . . . i ' j
Hartnehl went to sleep and snored;the
old lady in the gigantic boilnet ate
sandwiches and drank from a wicker
flask Of jexcellent-smelling cherry; the
young lady sat as noiseless as a black
veiled statue; fretful babies whim perd;
old gentlemen uttered strange sounds
in their sleep; the lights -narea like
sickly moons overhead and the shrieK
of the train, as it flew through sleeping
villages, sounded liko the yell or a
fiery-throated demon.
.Stamford, rtawieu tae conauctor.
At last I succeed in dropping my
wearv and stiifener limbs into a. seat
where slumber -overtook me m just
a minute and a quarter; fieri had been
asleep on my legs once or twice,even
in mv former disadvantageous atti
tude, and I could scarcely believe the
evidence of my own senses when we
finally thundered i in the echoing
vastness of the Grand Central depot
in New York. I v
Hartfleld, alive to the necessity of
catching a car before all the world of
t a 't-h'.es iou dcn.w.i n;t . it,stumlIe i
over the old lady.s ankles with s nail
ceremony. . - '
Oh, take ctire! You've knocke 1 the
squirrel cage over!' cried she.
'Confound the squirrel cage?' f limit
ed Hartfleld gnashing his teeth, as the
ancient damo placed herself directly
in the aisle to set the furry pet up
again, thereby completely' blocking
up his egress. ', . .!
'Serves you right1 Hartfleld,' said 1,
and stopped to assist.
Just then the young companion ;
our lady advanced, flinging back her
veil, ....
. Grandma,' said she, 'the carriage is
waiting. I'll send Thomas for the
parcels. Mr. Clifton, I am very
much obliged to you for your polite
ness to mv grandmother, who is un
used to traveling. As to Mr. Hatfield
the : less said about his courtesy the
better., And Beatrice Hale,s black
eyes flashed disdainfully on Clarence's
cowedvisage. "" , , T,r , ,
'Miss Hale,', he stammered,' If I had
the least idea who you were.'
'You would 'have regulated your
.oniliiot Hccordiniriv.' impatiently in-
terruptiHi Miss Hale; 'Thanks I
prefer to see people in their true Jight.
Mr. Clifton,' turning graciously to me,
you'll call and see how grandma
stands her journey, to-morrow, won't
you? Oh, thank you the carriage: is
close by.' I
And to this day I believe that is the
way I won mv wife; for Clarence Hat
field was a brilliant, showy sort, of fel
low who far outshone me in general
society, and I think Bee hd been dis
fMViPri nitherto fancy him until that
ni"ht. But she was disenchanted now
for good and all. And Grandma Hale
comes to see us every Christmas with
a hamper of good things from Hale
Farm. : ' . . ' f
A Rock Rapids, Iowa girl, shot
and killed her father last wekk be
cause the old in a ii did not fancy
her si iter's lover. The; murderess,
mntiicr. sister and lover have all
been implicated and lodged in jail..
A Woma't'.H Heart.
"Lemme see,V and the old man
musing with his chin on the t end of
bi an and nW.nV inr in ttv . snriM
falsetto voice of age, "it must be forty
seven years since; Ann Maria died, yet
1 1 can remember the very gown she
wore and the color of the long curls
i that hung down , over her shoulders
and the red on.- her cheeks that was
like a winter apple ! " Dear me 1 she
has never faded a mite in all them
years, but just sits there and looks at
me, as she did when I brought her
home. -You see there was a kind of
romance tew it, and I've offen and
oflen tiBhtMr-p
and could rite it out it would read i
berutifuller than a novel ; the fact was
that Anna Maria had another beau
but that ain't no wonder, for she was
the smartest and I prettiest and best
girl in the hull country-side ; but what
1 mean she favored mm ever so little
afore I come around, and began keei)-
in' hor company. Foulkskind o coup t
led their names together and some of
'em to bother me,t hinted that she car
ed a heap for him. Why you'd ort
tew hev seen him ! He was slim and5
fine as a lady and wore gaiter shoes
and had holler eyes as he'd never had
euutfito cat. Ann Maria care for him?
why,)thc girl had sense and knew the
difference atween a feller as strait as
a saplin with a color like new maho
gany, and auch a melancholy looking
specimen as that. Besides I had a
mortagage fn the old homestead Ann
Maria's father owed me -money, but I
did right by tbemi I told her ef she
married me I'd deed the whole thing
back to her, and I did. Weel we was
married, and we j made as purty a
couple as you ever saw in your life.
Ann Maria had a settin' out of China
and linen and I provided the house.
and folks said I had : tho best wife a
nian ever had in the world, and I'd
got everything just as I wanted it,
and sposcd it would always be so, but
'from the day we S Were married my
wife failed in health and spirits, and
in six months Is buried her; folks
said it was consumption, but it didn't
run in the family, I was blind and
full of pride then j but I've thought
since," here the old lowered his voice,
"that mebbe all the time she loved
that white-faced chap as I, despised.!
A woman's love I've found out is a
queer thing, and lOvegoes where it is
sent, out it sue urn? anu marneii me
for a mistaken sense of duty why all
I've got to say is, I've been punished,
too, for I loved her. Perhaps I never
unt it as much as I; did when I saw
herlyig white --ami peaceful in her
chintz gown with the violet on it, arid
something round her neck that I had
never seen before a little locket with
some hair in1- it that wasn't mine
Then I mistrusted that her heart had
been broke and I sdid solemnly as I
kissed her gbod-hy : "My dear I'll
never have a Wife. but you if live the
fourscore and ten ! and I never have,
and I think mebbetshe will see tuat I
loved her truly andforgivemeat last."
Detroit Irte I'resa. ,
Sic Did otMince Matters.
A representative pf the Lvnn (Mas)
Item in a late ramble througout that
city, gathered, among other scraps of
interest and information, the follow
ing : The first placelvisited by the re
porter was the fruit store of Mr. J.
Levett, No. (7 Market street, in re
sponse to a rumor that the proprietor
had been cured of the rheumatism by
the great remedy.; Mr. Levett not
being in,"the reporter had a talk with
his son. Mr. LeVet: stated that his.
father had been cured of an exceeding
ly bad attack .of rheumatism by the
St. Jacobs Oil. He) had the disease
in his right arm and shoulder, which
became perfectly helpless after being
affected a few hours. His pain was
sogreitt-that lie could not rest in com
fort or attend to business with any
degree of-satisfaction. After enduring
this sort of thing for some time, he
purchased a-bottle of the Great Ger
man Remedy and began to apply it.
He did hot mince niatters at alf, but
just used the Oil for all it was worth.
After pursuing this mode of treatment
for three days the pain was banished
and his ; father was in a perfectly
healthy condition. ' He has never since
felt any 'rheumatic pain.
At the November ;elections to be
leld in this State there will be five
ballot boxes at each voting place, and
the tickets will be placed in each box
in this wise : '
1 . Members of Congress, to be voted
for in each Congressional District,
(Should it be decided by Congress
that the member gained by. this Sta'e
is to be voted for by the State at large,
the f name of 'this additional member
wilkhead the Congressional ticket in
each district.) , .
2. An Associate Justice of - the Su
preme Court; Judges for the 1st;, 2d 3d
6th judicial districts, and solicitors
for all the judicial di; tricts. -Each dis
trict votes for its own solicitor, but
his name goes on the judicial ticket.
3. Members of the. General Assem-.
bly 4. Clerk Superior Court, County
Treasurer, in counties having this
office; Register of Deeds; Surveyor;
Coroner; and sheriff, j
5. Township Constable,
Horace B. Dick, Eq., associate ali
tor of the Dekticare Cb. Republican,
Chester, Pa., was cured by St.- Jacobs
Oil of very severe injuries resulting
from a tail. His arm appeared to be
paralyzed, but the Oil cured him.
Philadelphia Ledger j
Biblical Recorder; Rev. N. B.
Cobb, of 'Chapel Hill,t has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the church in
. Waynes ville and will enter upon his
1 duties as such on the 1st of April.
Discovery of a Concealed Treas.
lire in Alistance.Cenntj.
In the southern part of this, county
In'Newlin'" township, about ten days
ago, Joe Woedy contrirtHt with a
colored man, Ephriam Alsto i, to have
some rails split, s Near sea or house
uoay iuu aiiowwi m 10 cuv ,
a tree and use the top fer flifu- vood.
Ephriam went to work upon the butt
ut. uitn i
xjk - kill.;? jkit niitwiii' "4' v imivi
When It had been qUartered the next
thing ' was ' to heart each faction, as
practical rail .splitters undierl ind. In
doing the latter act he struck! regular
honnnzW. " and tvffntt-x or
fell out, worth ten
,
uonars or more, s
These cojns were coricealed in an
inch and a quarter augur hole', over
which the tree had grown, n tuick
ness, about four inches. On t ha out-
t u n
",
boring of the hole, it is suppos d tnflt
the coins were put there not later than
181. In diameter the tree wa about
two feet, and it is not likely ! thxt the
concealing dates as far back as revoju
tionarylimes. The concealer of this
treasure is supposed to have di.l sud
denly without ever revealing his se
cret. Alamance Gleaner.
ALLEVIATION.
Charleston, S. O., Jan. 29,
II. II. iWarnerdt Co: Sirs my wife's
peculiar I sufferings were completely
alleviated by your Safe Kidnjy "and
Liver Cure.
- IlrC. M03LKY.
. From a Chicago Ti-ibunc romance :
"Just as 'she was budding ii-; .lie
sweet beauty of perfect wo'ni.nshood
just as life - had for her only
hues the blow had fallen fall
cruel, crushing force, and' the
into which she had been loo
.: Wit-
Tutur .
ing
-.ifidciji
tso'.at--
joyously, and with such e
iiope, was rendered dark and
by the pall of disappointment ivhich
an angry, fate had so ruthlessly cast
over it. jller father had told .-r, not
an hour ago, that he was ruin 1 that
a deal in No. 2 spring w i.-nt had
proven the Circe which lure I him on
to financial destruction. Th -y were
sitting at the supper-table wh n Pizar
ro Corcoran related the stor of Ins
ruin to the, girl, and after , he had
finished she did hot bemoan -"r fate;
but only said in, Jowtender tone ;
"How kihd of you, papa, not to tell
me this until I had eaten the last
biscuit. It might have takn away
my appetite."
Remember tlsat each day you are
casting a healing or a hurtin , shadow,
No man' liveth to hinu;f alone.
There may be some poor sou., l.a.'k of
you creeping along with tear ntid
trembling amid the experiences .of life
poor, timid and' heart broken.. 'You
can not go and creej) with him, jou
cannot crope anYid the darkness and
dei pair with him, but you c m do one
thing : you can lift up your v-oica and
sing sonie song of holy., c mfidenco,
some 'sublime- hymn of tru9-sind oi
will float the sounds back to that hal
ting sour and he. will b Che-'!-" ,nu
strengthened andjsavedby your joy.
, This craze must stop woml iw-i e or
there will be another revolu i .ri. The
Government should cut the holes out
of the silvjer coin. .-A man .eius'ed.to
buy a turkey on' Wednesda -;--;l-ecau.
it had. a hole in it ,
...
A Wisconsin man stole f,iirty-nine
sheep, and; a steer, but th - warrant
charged him stealing thirty "nie steers
and a sheen, and he left ; he court
room witn all his reputatio restored.
Talmage says "men of 'r -ilent ami
commairding intellect are ver good
dancers." j That is the first "tim
have seen any public alius -:i to
awkwardness in dancing.
we
our
MEDICAL.
ffaurcfjia,Seiaiet,Lumieg9,
Backatho, Soreness ef the Chest, Gest,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Spellings mnd
Sprains, Burns end Scalds,
Saneral Bodilj Pains,
Tooth, Ear knd Headache, F rcsttif feet
and Ears, nd all etksr Fein?
j and Athes. '
a wfr, ittr. timfJe and v'ij Exttwrsf-.L KEiy.
K tnal CBtails but 0i9 compxfiT.y trifiinj ffi3T
c.f SO t ent, end erry one wpffsiyK -tfa r-
cn liiTe cheap and joa P"" ,ia e1115
DirecHons In EaT LaagrsafiW. j
SOLD BY liL:i)EUGGISTS A1TB DEALSIS 13
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A. VOGSLER Ss. CO.,
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- ron
E. L. HUNTER, D. D. S.
OFFICE AT
KK FIELD, N. C.
JAKEN UP ASTRAY.
SEVERAL MONTI IS;? AGO OS MY
firm nun. '1T!I.... r I 4::. .f. .... . u . . .
inreo neners, rach about two vears
I "Id; One of them wa. a white anl
i ':k lttc-andynother a light-red
iU.u---lhe:lfer:itn havihgtheam-e mark
crop off the right ear in . the shap.- of a
half-moon.. There wasvwas no mark
on the left ear. The third was a
deep-red heifer, and was marked with
a split in the left ear, and a staple
fork in the right. The owner can ob
tain tliee heifer.- by proving property
ami pnyhig the costs. -! :
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jO WELL A ROBINSON,
I FAHHIONAILE BAK1IU.
TAKBOIV) ST., WILHois, .X. C.
Having opened a firt-class Karber
sbop .solicits the patronage, of those
who wish good work done.! Satisfac
tion Guaranteed. f
j July 15-1 y
.:' J NOTICE.: :,
In conserpience of the death of Geo.
H. Grifiin it biH'omes' necessary to set
tle the business of thefjrrirof Grifiin &
Murray. All persons indebted to said
firm will please call at 'their; place, of
business and settle at once. ;
WM. MURRAY,
: Surviving partner of Grffiin A Mur
ray. ' V"
.' Dec. 9tf. ? - .
"HSPE T BSiIGH DRILL -IS TFE
WORLD-
Hundredsin usp. Hardware,
finsmiths and TJIacksmiths
send for large 'cut and cir
lars. Sjecial inducements
to fir?t buyer in each place.
SENECA TOOL WORKS,
J Dundee, N. Y.
JViittlres',
JanC-,:mi
1
ANSION HOUSE!! I
NOHKOl.K, VA.
i M.S JAMES, Proprietress.
KNLARGED, ltemoleled, Refur
nished, Centrally Located, Good Ac
commodations, Rates IU'afeonable.-2tr
For Sale!
A I5ugg' Shop with a trade of, from
j four 'si.- thousand dollars per year in
the town of Black Creek. A goxl
op;iiit;g in a pood locality. One doz
j fu new buggies on hand which will be
i sold cheap. Apply at once to
V. S. AMjKkSOX,
Black Creek, N. .
Nov 2o, tf. :.;: j :
RICHMOND, 'A,
M A X U FACT UP. E
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'Carriages of All 'Ms
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Buggies, Phaetons. Six-seat Carriage,
,Trt.rr wjrons Top. and no Tort At
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! THE, UNDERSIGNED, hare fbrna-i
el a co-partnership for the practice ef
meiticinff in the town of Wilson and
;aajoinmg country. Returning thanka
to their patrons for their liberal pat-
ronage, thfy solicit a Continuance or
the anie. urmv .Ki Nah Ktrtt oi-
poMtethe ( ourt House lately occupied
by Jas. S. Wndard, Eni., where one,
or both may le always found t whea
not 'professionally engaged. "
C. C. PEACOCK, M. D.,
W. S. .ANDKIWOK, M. D.
Jan 82.-1 v.
pp.. n. w. j o y x.x
TT , . ;
arllas iermanentlv Incut! In
llsOll.' - f .' All nnnuroti,....
A . ..j.t: ...innm r in :
oe neatly and carefully performed and
on terms as reasonable a nossibl
Teeth extracted without pain. Office
Tarboro street next doer te Peat efflea
I Jan 5 ixru.j
PLOWS! PLOWS!
PLOWS! PLOWS! FLOWS! PLOWS
I HAVE ON II AND FOR SALS
low: for' cash some fifteen hundred
cotton aud.turniug plows and castir.gi
for same, amounting to fifty tons.
i Merchants ami Farmers would con
sult their interest by supplying them
selves with these Plows and fixture
at once, as no such. opportunity for
buying at "such low figures will again
occur alter 'the present stock is sold out
- . J. A. TYNKS, ,
. . - Receiver for
'.'..i FavverI Wainwkicmt.
Br,
TKI TttAtllDY CF
.. t. in . 9m i nioLM
- ' OR Till . A
A Truthful account ef the Abell-
tionary War with the flecesb Rebel
union. (Shakesperian Style, I acts, It
scene, 64 pages.)
' 1 Principal Chauacteiu!: -'
Abraham Lincoln, WUlfam Beward,
EdwatdjStiUiton, I'lysses Graat, Wrn.
Sherman,". Benjamin Butler, Parson
'feeclier, Horace (ireeley, Jame Fisk,
Jr., Fefferon Davis, Robert Tombs,
Alexander 'Stephens,' Pierre Beaure
gard, Stonewall Jacksou, Robert E.
lee, Humphrey Jarshal, Jack Mosby,
frsi Davis, Mrs. Lincoln, Jr. Sur-
rtt, John Wilkes Booth, , Harold,
Attzerotr ar.d Payne, Frederick LKug
'.asjv'Pompey, PrisCy, and' -Dr. Marv
Walker. : : . "
.... : i' .Principal Scekfji:
''White. House -.Troublesi Bull Run
Panic; Richmond 'Calico' Ball:." Pom
icy an(i l'riscy; Andersonville Lar
ors;' llichUK.nd Burning; Lincoln As
jissinated; Bootli Bullete; Mrs Sur
utt Strangled; Davis Reconstructed.
irant's Jidiilce Speech, and Grand
.rrauMforination Sceue;
Pace."-
'Let um bave
Puce, 15 crs. (Send fostageKtaaips.)
Dr.iC. W. Sehfbu, Publisher,
182 Le.xi,ngton Ave., New, York Cily.
Dec.i!8-8ui.
fWhea Planters eaa y a true
Ammoniated Super Phophate mad
chiefly ,from . Slaughtor Houm Meat
and Bone for $25 por ton at the factory',
cash, it is folly to pay out money for
the high cost Fertlliren. Baugh's
$2" Phosphate i of guaranteed. tanb
ard. Analysis on every bag. same M
on circular.
The past season in tl)e 'outh has
ciearly shown Planters that the low
cost Ammoniated Fertilizers pail
best bn CVytton; there has never been,
in the four years of its use, an unfavor
able report of its action. Every pound
of Ammonia and Phosphori Acid ie
Baugh's $25 .-'Phosphate is promptly
available as plant food. Planters can
make their own figures as to the saving
they can make by using thin article
and at tho same time be reasonably
sure of a good crop.
Send for? circular giving full guaran
teed Analysis. .
' CAIGII it OXH,
Ko 103 South St.. Baltimore, Md.
jia.natacturers and Importers of Fertili
zers and'fertil ztnQ Supplies.
N. C E O RAG El
Sti aw carefully
'handled and
fv my ompn fcSfd into bales, 3
!ot lop.ir.. l l z lACt wide.
aiin
I 1 G fet thick. Teighiug from
120 to' 30 pounds each.
Ten tons.; can W shipped in
car -: 1 .-'
' ; EeoIIbiI Forap
Forliorscf, mule4-, and cattle fer lo
tliah half the cot of hay.
Navgssa Gcano Co.,
Ic92m WILMiyGTOK,' K..CX
IfotfBt For Dale I
I elTer my heaee. with : eerem
mat , in the ow of Black- Creek'l
eeie. Tie lot Is a large eae, ' tmtUw
kig twe aael eee-thir4 mth, C&
aere In trawberrlea whlck Hv fed
yield. Will bt told iliutT U
en fwrsellhif is that I in plig
saove. , 1 -: . '
Address, . '. 1 '
W.i. ANDEMOV,
E.MYKR,
PETERSfirnn. vi
: IU-DUtillr, lieflner and Wholesale
j . Liquor Dealer
! Sycamore Street,
I Keepe eonitantly on hand a full etotk
iiquors, met, Ac. Mver's tuat
.i liv snwvv bdcnni ..rt-i.
..... I .1, !. V"?.
uniiii iun9Pii. uracil lOliCllM
eatinfaction guarauteij
fee 1ft-
IALI0TT 4 fOn
ShockceiVlachino
RICHMOND, VA
SUtll
r.ft aiVl BoiVr. Kaw Mills. Cra 1
x ' i' Mi!!, l)afiin;I!iieriu4 PUe
t,Iii Vt(r WUi-r?, 'fobacftv VmM.T$
V,hury WraiiKbt lr H'rk. Brut)
f ii 'afciiuf, Uchiiirj of eterj dtmljy
Win. ,
filSNlSe If THRESUISQ MA CM12T&
A SPECIALTY. A
KptiriiiC rn!lj mud Castfmllf
Ttlbatt'i Fattnt Epark Arrester.
'l'iir lnviilIH fila Ag.
It dt nol Itttror tLe draft.
It dt sot iittrftrt witk aUf Ctf-
nht. '
It will not kwk mp itlm a
rn suing.
' It itquirrn n direct dtars te e
'd vrlieu riic uteairi dsnntrt tfue
i'i'i-i.nlWp, a they way b left fwm aatf
KiNor'ilie vpark lo at;. .
Ii ipquirei. no water to extinniafe pwhtl
liicd, by omJeit-iop. defirur ike 4riK
H-'kIoi. wlieu walrr ia uc4, If aegleewe
Um i-f?pieiey ia tfeatrured bj evsereisH
"f lb wat.er. and ttia boilar ia keel ia
ril'liy runiiiiiou.
It it. iinjla ani e'arabla anlaaa ee riMarf
"pih.
It ran b attached lojanj Woilar.
Nu 1 planter e!ie!d .be wilhoal J
ii ui. IiiKiiiHiice C'iuiit!)iea will Itiue
::k and bra vrliore I he 'i'aibutt Xuylaee
ami K Arrrktr in ud a? aata
as clisin; d for wiift-r wr litire peerer.
ifir.iid fur i!!u!ratd eireulae
Ut m ch Hutira: (iohli!ior. 3f . CM . A.
r. (Juieral Majager. T. A. Oralaur
.'Manaret. ' el4-l
Ct. H. erifla, Jr. Agent for WLV
son, K anli. and 'raaklt esMetiea, a)
Wilawii, N.C.- , . r;
Empire Plaster Mills,
. WILMINGTON'', X. C.
We are prepared to deliver tke v -SEST
X0V1 SC9TII FKESH GO'JXD fLllTW-
' j (OYPriUM.) v
J. R. BimSOM aV EVAHI,
Fth'Z Set wn,Mi5ttToir, n. .
AMERICAN HOUSE
roRTRMOCTaT, VA
MOST Convenient to all Kailrea4JDe
pot arid Ft earn boat Ijuidinfa.
Kat: Firvt Floor, rr day,
Second VUh)T, per dav. il, -t0.
North Carolina Travel is-KeefeesV
full v .Solicited.
B UO W.N LEY SISTtlW, Pref'a.
Feh3-'b2-ly , . . ;
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trA Kk1aT er l.(rr tf. ikvra !rmim IKimt
ml I,Tr r In pmrfrrt mritr, prtmmi kMl
will III n ell. fmm trnk fc mi'? mn Imrrmrt
a hsrtlieie B fmmf a-vle r4 rm
ngrmr -wit bent btiug U- 4 rIlf Tn -eta.
ff r of Wrr avaf Xtmmmj m4 tjwmr Cr
mark a aaw (it tn Uir irii. t im. irvmmim.
MU froia a tm m a-ejiickl l'f e'are ealaakU U
eontai(i jni tn r1rm i aawe
a4 taricorat arnh of rrai g.mm. mm
afalv rl-T n4 in ia mrmr It la a
POfflTlTK Rfr.T t-r mil ttoe fMi ibat
eaaae pi in tfc kwrrtef the m4rtmrTrrw
pl4 Ijer lieaaaeha JBa itjaia' Ore
eWliHr, An Malr.l fv. and B 4iat
Uria Wimmy. Uw9 n tnnirTldj.
Ii la i axealleat aed rniMffiw fna!a4a
riat Tfwmttr. it will oniral Maaatraatiaa a4
lalaralaahla 6r !nrrh ar fallia jaf iha wae. .
A a Bloo rnt'T it la aaaaaJad. far 11 raa
thaorrao ttat mk ta blooe.
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pot rip ia h I.AROT 517W BOTTMte af
mwttrlaa opea 'ha mrkt jia1 ta olt mr rrffia
mm a!MMln ei OSI iHil.LAE iVftTk-Tr-HVECETSS
vmr btila rr rHaketa. aw- 1
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