Til
The Mu rfr'ees&oro Enquirer
"lU'WAIlD AXI ONWAItnl''
rilURSDxVY, AUGUST: 23,
187
THE JMUKFltEESBORO ENQWIUEft
circulates in jthirtv-ninc counties andltwelye
abates, and has a larger circulation M Ber
tie. Northampton, Hertford and ; Gates
counties than any paptr published.
And now the girls in the silk jrpaVing
manufactories of New York are on aistrike.
Call the militia "to arms."
"Wc regret copy of Maj. Moore's
His tori-
cal Sketches arrived too late for t hi
issue.
TLey will continue on from our jiptt.
Murta"h, editor of the Washingtf n 11 e-
publican, has been abusing J. It. W Jifeatley,"
one of Morgan's ex-Confeds, and Wheat
ley got even, by larruping him wit U a coy
hide. !
The little .Norfolk Day Book peeps
kuowincly over its speetaclcs at us liecaui-e
wo tell it to take the soldiers Nort! and
makes tkc wise discovery that West Vir
ginia is m Hie South ! Well, ish dut so?
"Pull down j;er vest .!'
A petition is now cot ten up amoilg the
people of our county to have a couuty road
from Union direct to this piacei it is
akmud bv manv stronir and intluenti.il citi-
x v. i . - ;
zens. and we trust ihe commission's will
not hesitate to grant the petition
: - . , I . V
CaTThere are always a class of people who
patronize k paper, but do not pay j it any
thing. We will here inform our iWthreu
of the press that the firm oi Ilermoii
Go-
nant &Co.. of New York, are sbtt
le oi
1 hese parties,
of the quill.
Guard "against them brothers
CsTThe patronage of the Enquire for
the past week has been to the amjoktnt of
one hundred and forty five dollars j-piis we
are willing to make affidavit to.j U-This
tells what people think of, and hojv they
patronize the Organ of the Itoanjke and
Albemarle Sections.
The llaleteh' lleginter (Independeilit! Re
publican) says: There is a well scttjed de
termination to reorcranize the ipartf next
year and to make a vigorous aiid thorough
fight for- control of tho state.' i.jejs: and
we'll ad-Vance right to you and yejqu fate
jvill.tltcu be "Settled, again.
We are pleased to sec that activld
steps
are being taken to develop our rrejxjtj
State
Fair into a fine success. In fact; rtarger
preparations aic being made than! usual,
and an equal success, it Is cxpecti'tii will
be hard to make. Let everyone -vl can,
prepare to attend it in October bcxfi
JUSTICE TO THE SOUTH,
Give us more horse mai's and jcjoiunlry
po8tofliccs. The South has a thuti'pi the
population, pays lialfo f the taxes, fcnd gets
not a tenth of tho dlsbuisemenuJ t the
general government.
i i
Since 18G0 the appropriation foil INorlh
crn mail service lias increased fd'rjty per
cent., and the appropriation for SAithern
raafUscrvicc has decreased ten per jepnt .
Give us justice and more postolqcjcs in
the country districts. Raleigh Nfari.j
Yes, brother Netcs, you arc right piji the
. IT r 1 . . ! (' r
request, iieniora county wants joue cs-
tablishcd at Union, and Nor t Mm p ton
wants- at least one ortwooiva line from
this place to Jackscui, to say luith: nir oi
those needed in Gales and Bertie.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
I :
The illustrated papers in Lipfqcott'a
Magazine for September are "amidng the
Kabylcs," by Edward C. Bruce, jdnil "A
Paduan Holiday," by Charlotte Adams both
well written anil tho latter very bri&tt and
cniuruunin. jn anonymous, article on
Madame Patterson Bonaparte is ljikcjJy to
attract much attention. It is evident y the
fruit-, of 'a personal intimacy withltjhis re
uwkablc woman, ar.d contains mti(ry anec
dotes, extracts from letters aud diar cL and
other details which will be found fi ll of
interest, Mr. Howard M. Jenkinsr 'counts
the Battle of Brandywinc, apropos Hof its
hundredth anniversary, with typogr:q)hical
descrii tions and other particulars gat liered
by a close investigation. There is" K short
paper on 'Our Blackbirds," and an Mm using
account of the Venetian playwritdi' Carlo
Gozzi. The stories include 'A Sumrner
Evening's Dream," by Edward E(llamy;
A Grtat Day." by Edmondo de lmisis ;
the conclusion of "The Marquis oi Lrlssie,"
and several chapters of Mrs. Davii'sl new
serial, "A Law unto Herself; andStherc is
the usual veriety of poems and lniscjiflalncous
matter, all combining to make akeify at
tractive number. :r
, 1 HE INFERIOR COURT.
Our County, Commissioners havfe decided
to have the Inferior court. Wearejautbor
natively i n formed, that B. T. Spierf;, :Esq ,
win not accept its chjiirmanship. Were a
practicing lawyer- to be Selected to fill this
position, we would have long sine? Ipiwpoa
ed the.name of Judge D. A. BrnN, or T.
Ri Jernigan for the position, Bt since
they are not, we would, suggest for that
position, , the name of . our
countyman,, H. C. Maddrey Eq., has
long since ehown good works by his deeds.
JIc is a zealous gentleman ic 'brhaitf- of
the.inieresfr of the couDty and wif would
Jike to s9 hioi elected to 11 1 1 this hioHitfou.
-- i t ;
- Wc prefer to foj him the chafelm of
t t
thin eort, but it the position, M Salpcaoy
rleilgpd to rnctber, we favor.. aipHnf him
U-g.BML"'
an associate justice.- . Among the nuuwr
ous other competent persons in the county
fit for the remaining positions of this court
naturally appear. the names of John W. .
Harrell Esq., Capt. J, G. Moore, Col. J.
N. Harrell, Capt. N. L. Shaw, J. B. Slaugh
ter Esq. or. last bat rot least, M, Au
mac Esq. cither of whom- would grace
the positions.
It is needless to suggest the name of B.
B. W'iuborue Ekq., as the most appropriate
person for the county's attorney. Mr..
Winborm? is a young lawyer of fine repu
tation, rejides at the county-seat, and we
feel sure he will be at once tbe choice of
tbe body of magistrates of the county.
OUR FA1RS--A NEW MOVE.
One of the greatest indications ofthe re
newed interest taken in agricultural affairs
in our state, is shown by gi-owing tendan
cy to give aid and encouragement to agri
cultural fairs and societies. The next ses
sion of our State Fair promises to be one
of unusual interest. The peopie within
and without tl)e state are already contribu
ting generously for its support. The Roan
oke and Tar River Agricultural Fair also
promises to be n. fine success. Last year
it was not the success it should have ' been
in ;onsequene of the Exposition at Philn
delphia boing tbe centre of attraction. Ef
forts are beiug made to make it a success
this j'ear in every respect.
Tbe people of our section are so well
pleased with Fairs that the people of North
ampton Hertford and Bertie counties lnwc
decided to hold a small local Fair at Itiih
Square in Northampton county on the 9th
and 10th of October, so that every body
will have a chance to attend at least one
fair. ' This is a new move brought forwaid
by our Granger friends and we hope it wiil
be a fine success
These counties will hold a local fair in
one or the other of them each succeeding
year hcieaf ter. We have not learned the
programme 3'et, but feel sure it will be one
of much interest to the farmers aud work
ing people of our neighboring counties.
WE ENDORSE IT.
The crop report of tho North
Carolina
Dcpaitmcnt of Agriculture for Jul' is on
our tabic. It is prepared by Gal. 1j. L.
Polk, Commissioner, and is a valuable
publication. From it, wc are triad to learn
that the condition of the crops isinorc fa
vorable than was feared. : The following
extract, every word of which wu endorse,
should be read and practiced by every well
wisher of the State. j'
To become prosperous and independent,
wc must become more self -sustaining.
Every table in North Carolina should be
supplied vith bread, bacon, beef, mutton,
fish, molasses, cheese, rice, butler, milk,
fruits and vegitables, produced 'in Nortli
Carolina. ; North Carolinians should drive
I. - f-1
North Carolina mules-and-horses to plows,
buggies, carriages and - wagons 'made in
North Carolina. North Carolina, cotton
should be spun and wove in North Caro
lina. Every mau, woman and child in
North Carolina should wear in winter,
hocs-and 'clothing made of North Carolina
leather and North Carolina wool. North
Carolina farms should be cultivated with
North Carolina implements and fertilized
with Noith Caroliua lime and nyirl. All
this aud more could and should be done 'by
the enlistment and co operative effort of
the energy, entei prise, muscle, brain and
manhood of North Caroling. No achieve
jmcnts nor developments have over yet been
accomplished by any one people in agri
culture that aie impossible or even imprac
ticable with for no people, occupying
an equal extent of territory, cier were
blest with superior natural facilities, and
jd vantages.
NOT TO BE HANGED.
At the. fall term, 1857, of thd
Superior
Court of Guilford county, James R. S.
- i
Chipman w is convicted of the murder of
Martha Pinnix and sentenced to lie hanged,
A few days before the time appointed for
tho ham;injr he broke jail and esdaped. In
1S63 Paris Stewart, from the sanje county,
was conscripted lu the army of .the Con
federate States. He reported for duty at
Greensboro, and was assigned by the enroll
ing officer at that place to the command of
a guard of twelve men stationed at Deep
nver bridge, near Jamestown, on the North
Carolina i Railroad. On his return from
Greesboro to his home, in company with
his brother, on the day of his enlistment,
he made the following startling disclosure.
Said he
4,I have now entered the army
and in a
short time I will be dead.; There is a secrejt
I wish to communicate to you. , I am the
murderer of Martha Pinnix. I ws betroth
ed to her,' and knowing the marriage would
be an unhappy one I kiUed her, jand by a
BtraDgetyJ fcrtuious circumstance LLe crime
was fixed upon Jim Chipman. When I
am dead you can tell Chipman's lister, for
whom I have a ppecial regard, that it was
I, and not ber brother, who murdered Mar
tha Pinnix." j
Tfce next day after this con versation
Stewart took command of thej3;uard of the
bridge. That night, a half an hour before
the passage ot the cars over the bridge, he
approached the guard on the bridge, told
them to go to their quarters, that he would
watch till morning.. He took hi:, seat on
the bridge and permitted the traip to ran
over hima plain case of suicide; and was
so reported at the time.
A lew idays since the sister of Mr. Chip
man who dwells in Texas, vit-ited-the Gov
enor and exhibited the affidavit of Stewart's
brother, in corroboration of the atjovc facts.
8he nlso had a petition iprned by the most
i'pflaentltil nieri of Guilf'.-r-i -- ar.
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t;tte p.ircda of Cbiptnan. 7 In
V3 -.j
I'.tKt 'npt !?sit&te, bnt issued the
i
.irti
once.-Chipman is in California, shift j s
soon as hs learns of his pardon will return
to his old homo. Observe?.
PURITY OF SPEECH. j
Nothing so strongly indicates the man of
pure and wholesome thoughts as habitual
purity of speech. By his conversation,
among his own kind, you may always ac
curately; form an opinion as t? the moral
worth of a mn. It is there, w here no
restraint is supposed to be placed upon his
words, that you discover his tiue nature.
If hedje given to looseness of tJsqourse, or
his mind wanders to the discussion of sub
jects prescribed in mixed company or re
spectable society, yu may justly mark him
ns one with whom association is undesira-i
ble. ."j ; . '
The individual whose mouth is ever full of
indelicate allusions, or whoe tongue is ever
ready tripping to give a good round oath,
is by no means a person to value as a
friend.
If a man reflect, after vomiting forth an
obscene expression or disgusting blasphemy,
be must feel his self-respect shocked, if
habitual ; profanity or obscenity have not
alrcdj destroyed it entirely. An. observing
person cannot fail to m.tc with feelings akin
to horror the prevalence of the vice that we
condemn among not only grown persons,
juit the youth in our thoroughfares and on
our street corners, often within the hearing
of the ''most sensitive and refined females,
sometimes even levelled at the ears of young
ladies and young girls on their way io aud
r nm School and other places.
Another of the onuses, aud a most potent
cause, of the growth and extent of this evil,
is the introducion in magazine articles or
newspaper reports, of profanitv and the
careless habits cd authors and actors in stage
plays, where they aim to give strength or
emphasis to their intriiifically weak crea
tions 'or 'conditions' by coarse or profane
epithets, -interjections or allusions.'
These,. violations of decency and Sense,
added to the polluting pictorials that are
shamelessly disphiyed and sold from'evcry
newsveiKicr's shop or stall., are exerting an
inlluonco on the thoivjlits :ml passioiis of
'
imr people ' younir an-1 old, wlio.c ch nsc
qdi'iices arc in tlic highest degree deleteri
ous to the prowthof those qualities which
make good men an 1 women in soeiety, as
well us ood citizens in civil life. ;
Oru Next Fair. The committee ap
pointed to Belect the time for holding tii3
next fair of the Koanokc and Tar liiver
Agricultural Atssociation, consisting of
JNIessrs. L. Long, T. L, Emry, and lv.
W.Brown, have chosen the 23rd, 24th,
25th, and 2Gth days, of October for the pur
pose. This will conflict with neither the
Raleigh nor Richmond Fairs, and persons
who have articles on exhibition-at Raleigh
can also enter them at Weldon.
'Kvciy preparation has been perfected to
make this the best of our always excellent
exhibitions and .we trust an even larger
crowd than heretofore will be in atten
dance. Let each one interest himself in
dividually in tho enterprise ami let the
ladies not fa.il to prepare; something for ex
hibition. - Jloa lio fee JV ir..
BESJSHB3HKZiaBOCF&Sf!
A1 ymC isemn Is.
FOUND!
l.elh" chui
On An::. 8fh, near 'Micho-
hurcli, in .Northampton county.
one large plain gohl rinir with name inside.
The sa-nic may Le obtained by forwarding
name within the rino; anil paying for this
advertisement. Address,
; JAMES SCULL, Jackson, N. C.
AC'KSON HIGH SCHOOL,
j :
JACKSON, NORTH ATiII'TON CO., N. C.
The ! fall session of this institution yvill
begin on the 2nd Wcijlnesday in September.
Board including fuel, lights, and wash
ing, 12,50 per month. For further par
ticulars,, address Oia's Fettei:, A. M.,
PrinuInaT.
JUKFIIEKSJ50KO SELEC SCHOOL.
The Fall session begins Sept I 2 ilh.
1877, Excellent accomodations for -10
Borbers. (Thorough instruction given iG
Literary, Music and Art departments by the
following corns of teachers:
Misses Moltie V. Woodward, V. M,
Wood aid, Prot. F. L. Funk, Mrs. S. M.
Funk, Miss Laura E. Scott.
' Applications fr information, address
KEV. F. C. WOODWAKI),
I Murfreesboro, N. C.
T cordial '.y recommend this school to
the patronaee of the peop'e."
W. G. Stack, Pres. W. F, College.
TESLEYAN FEMAFE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON VIRGINIA,
"With over Twenty teachers aud fficers,
rank among the first schools for young la
dies in the United States. Iu the beautiful
Valley of Viiginia, far-famed for 'health.
Attended by pupils from fifteen to twenty
States. 1 Great economy in expenses re
quired. Session opens Sept 20tb, 1877.
Board and Tuition for entire scholastic
year, $240. t . !.
Porcatalogue and full information,
address, Rev. W. A. HARRIS, D. D.,
; Presideot, Staunton, Va'.
i . : ; . -
COLUMBIAN
; UNIVERSITY, 1
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Preparatory school opens...
College opens ,
.Sept., 12.
Medical School opens......;..... Oct. lt.
Law School opens 44 TO
For catalogues givins full particulars in
regard to terras 'and courses of instruc
tion, s address; .
JAMES C. WELLING. L. L. D.. Pres.
.. i : . . .
ubs.cribe to the
wc juct respect '
Hy invited to send us
A) cut.! tin::. '
t-3
rOETABLE STATION
ARY ENGINES,
SAWMILLS,
. PCMrs
AC.
P.UCXETE MOWER &
1 1LION HOUSE IJAKK.
STONES. JtOLTINd
cloths,
JIACnirsERV IN GENE HAL.
mar. 20-Gt
JOSHUA
Xorl'olli A?Ivertiso:nent3.
J CROWE,; '
Xo, 173 MAIN St., NORFOLK, Va.
MANUFACrrrKER Anj DEALER Iff
RLJFNnlURE:.
UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY' ATTENDED TO
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
i i . !
METALIC anWOOD CASKETS and COFFINS
OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES.
I , ' i .
ZWW. II. MIJRPJ1Y will lies tow special atten
tion to this branch of the baslncsi. 1
Resi'lences : J. C.
E, ms Freemason fit.
W. II. MURPHY, Pr$mblotoiji.
aui:j-3m.
LTJTHEB SHELBOIT,
DEALKK
liOORS'
T
SASHES
AND BLINDS
MOULDING, BRACKETS, S'fAIR
RAILS, NEWELS,
BUILDERS' IIARD-
ware. paints. OILS.- glass,
PUTTY AND BUILDING- MATERIAL OF
EVERV DESCRIPTION.
Ascent for wadsworth M. Longman's
epared
Paints Warranted to plensej
! -
Send for circulars of colwrs and IL-t of
prices.
Nos, 38 and 40 I
ioanoke Avenine,
mar 20- I
Norfolk! va.
M,ls-
MARY ELLIS
WISE,
i.aiii:.v ii'i:ni
No. 12 Waverly St., j
S.IXB A OK XT.
NORFOLK, VA.
Having removed from M-urfrcesboro to Norfolk,'
arn u ,w prepares to mi ait omera ioi: ji cu. m
th cnun rv.
Dresses and. bonuWts ma l to order, and hats
trimmed in the lar.-Kt styles a shortest notice.
rsr-AU orders will receive my personal attention,
aud le tilled with c:iire and dispatch.
LTZARETII IrON
V V OR KB,
lIIAItl.KS W. Piri'TIT, rroirictor.
mainufactVls
STEAM EK81HES A'rfD BS1LE
SAW AHO GRIST
MILLS, shaftings, vflleys, Ac
ALSO CASTINGS A
()R(iIN(;S.
?Mf a:id l;?2 East Wide Wide
r St., NorffP:, Va.
P;trti-nl;ir Attention riven
to Repairing Steam-
boats. .First-class Machinists
md LJouer-.Makers
sent anywliere to do Repair Work
mar 20-ly.
TAS. OOUltKF,
DEALER IN
M A RULE MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
IIEADSTONpS, &i
1G" and 1G7 East iJhurcu street
noi?e)I.k, Va. vsr--'
All kinds of STONE WORKj
K.xei;uted. i
C?fA II orders promptly till
led and sattisi'nct.ion
riiarant'jei.
mar ifit ly.
C. F- OREENWOOO. FRED GREENWOOD.
"THE CASlvKT.
j .
C. F. (JRHEWOOO & E1JO.,
WATCH MAX F.RS ;un.
-1i':vi-:!.K!isj;
No. :"s M;tfii street, r
I.arirsst store aind slock i:
kori'oik, si
i the city and 1
rriie.s.
WATCHES. CLOi'KS. , .1MWKLKV RE PARI. I'
IN THE LhST iMAN.NER.
jy 1T.-1S77
7
pULLEN& PIERCE,
Mnaufaclurers of v.n
Reaiers Iri
CARRIAC.ES, PdTCtilL-
w A CONS,
'Ains,f
: FA KM WAGONS,
HARNESS and STTI FN,
CARRIAGE (iOOI)S, OAKT. WHEELS and CART
WHEEL 11 Ml 1.1",
Kos. LSi ', 22 Unibn street.
oct j-im
Norfolk. Vn.
w si:LD;-n:ii,
Wholesale Ui!ihr Healer,
i
51 Roanoke Square,
Orders promptly!
guaranteed.
attende
to a al
taf.ifcfaehor
i
no iB-i'zsn
GILLETT,
MANU FA CT U R F R - N f
RETAIL DEALER IN
WHOLESALE A NT'
COOKING AND IT EATING STOVES,
RANGES, EIRE PLApK HEATERS,
COOKINtf UTTtNSIIJS,
j AC, AC. '
' i : ' : T " C LY ON HAN X
A FIE ASsbnTMEjr OF TIN. COFFER,
MEET IRON AND JAPANESE WARE, PUMI S;
IMFS. ROOFESCj MATETi'lAf , AC. 1
Nos .llfi Jt lis Water St,
dee. lo-a
NORFOLK. Va.
J. Britton, of N. C. W. M. Beaton; of Va.
A. J. BRITTON & Go. !
COMMISSION MF,RCIIANTS I
for the sale of country produce generally.
Cotton a speciality.
AH consignments will freceive our promp1
and best personal attest ion. , Liberal ad
vances jraacU on Con.srjr.ntiieu.ts in hand.
Office and WttrehousePoot of Fayette St.
S
PK1NG CLOTHING
Furctiacrs can save money br caliin?j at
S. FRANK'S GAKD CLQTKIKG DEPOTS
l5MatnSt., (I Y " - if ' ' , NORFOLK, Va.
Fine French Flannel Snt-s $12 warranted fast
colors; AU v ool Cassinieres. Suits $ io wortfi
$15.
Fine Improved Dress Shirt $1.
A call
is only necessarji to convjijice the public that
Frank i3 the Leader of Lowf IPricts.
Spring
Cloth-
ing now a Speciality AU
orders Promptly at
tended to by his efficient Salesman,
3t
fV. L
WIGGINTON
Portsmouth Arlvrtifecments.
SMITH,
: IMPOSTER OF
Brandies, wincs, Gin ib
asrent for BAKER'S RYE ana
UIBSONS XXXX WillSKEY
aaddealetiu
London
It . .. .. ....... . 1 ,"l r .
.... Fir-t rremiuni Weldoa Fair, 78. : . T-i? aVt-i
Porter. Rr.otr'.h All
and rst2C Cigara m $4vi '
43 Hih Street,, i ' 7?'V?r--II.
ly ' Fcit-Jouth. Va, '.t t;i!V'-'
X H 'Ml i . . , t
y ECLIPSE
MOST ECONOillCAL
-. ' j ' " - ' i !
) AND CUE VPi:-T
' '- j .; j-'
EVERYTIIING 'CONSID-
ERED) ENGINE IN THE
. ev x...
JlAP.IvET.
MILL
MILLS, v
T1IOXIS, Z
rf r.Mit sti n fin i move.
rjMlB AIEKICAN 'HOUSE,
On tle European Z!an,
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
vt
Wo take pleasure in armoaticins' to the eitlzers
of Murfreefcboro and the travena- public that we
hav recently thoroughly renovated and refur
nishpl the above well-known and favorite resort
for travelers. Wc have spared neithtr effort or
expense lu making it in every partimlar a flr5t
class honse. Velng . locatel only oie block from
the railroad depot and steamboat landings, and on
the corner of he two principal atretts, nmkes it
the most convenient house in the city. The rooms
are neat, well ventilated, and are furnished wit!.
Tucker's Red Springs. i . i - .
BOARD; $2 per day ; Meals, no cts. j j
MRS. C. Y. DIGGS & SONt I'roprietorsl
RTCIIARI) RIDDICK. Esq., : of SulTolk, for
the
eighteen years proprietor of the Crawford Iiotifo,
is'witii us, aud will bo pleasel to welcome his
Mr.
friends. i mil -iy
Ilscellanetms.
HE OBSERVER.
1. M. IIALKcVAV. L.Sl Xl)i:S,
sa
Ijroiriftorf.
-Tlie Observer it the. lcaliiig
i
democratic
(lilliy or OUf MaiC, llin u mwi
newf I'om
coMfiucted,'
i
all parts of the country, ls-abiyl
and is one of the best adycrtisirt
meduims in
t he State. ' ' J 1 - '.
RATES OK SUBSCRIPTION IN
U3 VANCE.
Dailv, one Year, mail postpaid
' six months " "j
" three " ' "
Wepkjv, one year, mail postpaid !
" six montLa " "
i -
CiTSpecimen copies of the dail)
or both mailed on application.
i $8,MI.
: 4,00
! 2,(0
2,00
' 1,00
or weekly,
rive
Address
but
Koo
THE OiERVER,
shij
nrMTLADELPIIIA !
JL JOURNAL! ov COLUERCl,
I A
be :
we
No. 4'M Walnut Street.
SrnsCRlPTION I'RIOE IN AI
One 'Sear. -
Six Mouths I '
VANCE:
:$j.oo.
1 00,
njnirj
Circulates throughout the United Sfiale?, arid Ter
niorics, Canada, Nova Scotia and New; Bruns
wick, " Address all communications c, to
A. ,S. VAZKllilW.
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No. 40G Wuln it street,
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Tjiiladclnhia,
ma
and
EXQUIHiHR!
sec
I-a-
spe4
Hi ah
The rrlurfreesbofo Eni
irer for
bllt
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4 ird
n1
Spr
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one
De
sin
!(. lias an lle corps of 'correspondent?, jriving
( licws from all ioiiit,,s. and give all llia.Iinie news
' tt itirct in lii Viral Quel 0(ntul 1 livt T iti i It. IS
I A HOME PAPEt, !
(MiVjlislied at. trie Tread of Kdn:a!io!i of Eastern
Carolina, and has a larger 'circulation in Hertford
Northampton Dcrti'e and dates counties
THAN ANY OTUKl VAVEIil
'f Tin ex arc Juir and, "money ttarcey
but the jfoxpe ly ofi
ihfi Hivju, rer s
an ii' i'r on of
Is popularly.
Vf EAY- PKESSES!
NE V TYPE
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We liopc our frficnds will hear in miud, when
ever they
wish to have any kind of;
eai
'AM
JOB
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done, that the EyriKER office has added a NEW
I)
JOB TRESS and a fine assortment oi new TYI'E
to its newspaper department, where they can
: I " -' " i . ,r ' ill ,
have all manner of Job rrintwff, i I
Letter-Heads ' Bill-Heads: Circulars, Po:
ters, Blank Forms, Visiting and .Bus -j
iness Cards, Wedding Invitations,
I Envelopes, PaniphlcS, ,;
I:"'' :' f' ' '; ' Ac, ; ' . C I ,.
excuteel in as good style and" at a3 LOW TRICES
as the same work can be done anywhere. ;y
, -CS-Eemember, onr rale is that unless war
work gives entire satis faction ive will not accept
i pay therefor. .
Wc invite the public to call ard examine our
ppec,:iaen,
A'surc3 uil Yae.rs,
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NEY8'
TCfSAti WORKS,
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NASHVILLE, TKNN.
Man
lfaBlkires all classes of Im-
plemi
I
is and Madiincrv
I !
acid)1
Sled to meet the
V
Jants of tlie
SOU
x
wit caP.
jir; attention to lAe fact, that i-i r
aii a M
A Nil
FACT IT. Ilk and not a I( aler: as.-iir.
inti;chant
Jiril Uiat'l as a Mumifccturer, ,-:.u
t.mnct, lower prices than anv Xirr
afford to sell
chant. o):ag?rkt.
From the fact iliat they iiav,-t.
buy frqih Mh
Mahufacfurers and then add tlu-ir coin
to l.idi'factorv nrice. W'Ii.mi v..nr ...
uuisteion
chabt tells yu
lie sells at factory prices, wi i:e to
me jaudRcc i
can buj as low hs ..lean sell
Y&i will pavf
t
ree to five Ui:ars n,i a pfow. in -
teen to I wen
dollars. Ion a
loI!ars oil a wouom, one hundred
ti.iiie,af:l ab.wir. t!i is :j erar'e ,,M
everything
jilbjiy. To v;ii iu ? y ;ur.elf. l- !,
i i
liiertlinn
rfcst price itud sec pK-'tli.ToreTic.
m? vrb.-e -n the Mime article,
ry N:rt't or s.--,it!i i!i;t jo..? not
1. r, . . j
t)cttv'eii ni.
There is
no fit:
jrlyd tMq a merits
Far
ner 1
it4
ift to py. !
Nbw I will
i jon my & o.ls an-: she i i t.
berieflt bf tvi
I ill. 11 "11 Will LM V' II, -.
votir entire flru
lie land i!iiluen e n-l in Sued vour
neighbors to
the srune.
My prices
wjid b(i regular car-load rales arid
sup
ly Tp'jj with .ny kind .f inip.'eiiK tn wn
want, and. ri
eiis ;ui tie orocreu unouii nie nn l
e tlir ag
riinen-hanis comniisMoii.
io iic-bwforeWof
i buy iitid you will save money.
RMS.
M
!v fejimjs a
lU with the order, J wHI not
fl 1 1 : ill
vritli tl)
to keep
del"
oljii a Bhuik unless ihe Monetf comes
ord(
I latn conipejiiwi to liave tiie a ii
nialitv of won; I send ,0Ut no
up the
samples.
do riot
jcotnsigu good-. H you hayo (tny.
doubts jf t(V nllSu your orders, then I advise von
to have
hothihtdi'tol do with me.
I tan at. any tilm'e lill all orders from three to
lay.4aficf rlctjipt oi order and cash. 1 ni:ike
bne
I of good and you will receive s
I When you order as 'though you
1 mi
arti
were at
ny-Yt
pRKSin .persorj. Always send you;
diret.
(Ions In full 1 1 always attend to se-
curitjj tlie bekt
rates by rail or boat.
VPatAKTCC:
1 art
lie'les
i'iiiiufactnrsd by me I riiarrni.;,e- to
s reire
iStpl, ;namey : of good materi.il ati 1
le, aif.l eh no i stau're wilt llio.y Se! tnkci
bt'.ck CXi
2or
iu;i a "feci ion of material at:( w orK
hhip'
rTT,
I
n
vb, THRICE, ANIJ
1
f OU R i I Q RS L VvA(; O N.
My wta ffoni
R(afo
made of Tennes see iron -and
ncsHee t
id
uj-.k
tKTep:!ii purchasers to iv the tofi.u m.
iiiot, diiiiil) b Jn n.-'e. The dxles jjie 1 lie 1 st
Jiid krowiJi, afaorjed 'hi-kor. .and airjotlu. r
s arjj-of tbiifli !i-cn.M.ne;l white oik. 1 tn-ike a.
idiiilv of I Tft iijriheySkeiiis Axles, as draft
va ill uc n
less
itlF-it is stronger ami more d-iirailc
Iron. Axl
'I g-nurrMJitee Thijfi!n(
.fikeiii.
will-
not
no
l A'h"i. VjVVTY Wilgof
VHI-
f car
rained
vviuion
U"or t
V4n-e iHMiii . v.ikii price
m lirJike. '',.-'
scat
jitlfe'klvcin, one Den-cl W
iru-
TM
tncl
iThitiioJe Fkeiii. Oise Horse heavy.
h r
usu! le f Kpm, two t i'lrse t
. 11,00
u-li
irhhdblril
Sikeiu, Two ii..r,s; lue.h'ii:
n . ..r..'.(i'i
ib) ft ffkein, Two Uorr-e h'.-Hy.
CO, o
Thii
Hkein. Ffuir lior.-e light. J . .;;. CO
h rt:
in ail)
k fkiin. Four !i.jV:.;e ii:-it-mi r .7't.O'i
icn
PlnuJOie
keiu Foar Horse- regular L.7.V."
ug;
al.H
eat,
m
tr
J :5,ij'f Fa tent hrak?, . :',-'
Lo ortier all kinds of-hcMvy
:otf
ns
Jir' wagoii"! drajs tSrc. AIko
rsc
NVil
rons tor t.irm or. lusitic-s.
sf-ri!
tioii : Ko, 1 . thimhle skei.ij: :ixiv
le
)C
7 feet inches loiiy;. :j l'c:t
2 Miches w
Hit
i.
10 inches deep.
soruur
f-cat
Price
i)ficity 1000 pouiuls.
.jis.nhove except il han 1 wo
t:hf bed nod none vmder the
GO. : ' m - L
jf farmer business or exprc-s
ron 1X7 inch" patent, siblid
.hardened. Side springs 1
4 leaf lecp plniu bed witli
and bktil'ts iaiiited in' nice
Iv heels. 7-
k1 style?
Ol CNJi
lo
rus ;ts are licccll' arid, in
latent
Utyle.
.ORGiii
(JAR-C.N'E MI'hhS.M.b RAVb
HREE ROLLER-.
kht
If) o-al. jj !P-(- per hour 5.00
ivy
ht
IUavi2-
feht
4
150 " " ' itio.oo
4
Stttm)
pov,
,00 ; - " 27.).00
4-
:;o() ? .."' .300.00
putl-ie -1i:r e Un-ls : Ste-1 !);irl-
tU Steel
inypio
hi !
and oUek ors..7.u" laiitl pIo-v-.
k arfe ro;u well Iricd pjieiiiK,. -
me Mny
I"'-" filar-K i i it 1 of ph.iw Uut wilt
4f;r
iai order of :' puAvrf.
lr.TRL)ip.EU
ftSTEEL PLOWS -
-'ROI (iliT
. r" ' '
horrc 5.00
f;.b0
s.uo
I tlO? fiVADAKD:
il inches 7 liht 1
P nv
cuts
Rhcfivy 1
,k !). light - 2
10.V. medium 2
- IH heavy 2
- Aii li-ht 0
10.00
. l'o
i:i.oi
IHiltLEll
HEAL FLOSVS,
VROUOlIT
STAN DA Rl)
Nb.
c,u
iinrheS 1' horse liht .) '"
1 horse la avy 0'i
- H hdc light fUM
" horse medium 10.(
2, horse heavy l -.
:) horse li-ht Jv-(,t'
3 horse heavy
1
10
n
113
I
Iran betiun I double shovel 1 horse 1','
.( wrill . hultliate corn, cotton and carxf.
)y' can
can phfvv 4 acres per da'.. t oo
vni ! Mille shovel finest finish in the
Mr
.1.00
VHEAT DR1 LL
CS 8 inches' apart
W.) oo
if. m.
v i
STEEL TOOTH RAKE.
41; it, price with 20 ateel tcfto, iy'
4i vake, $s. .'Walking cuitlvat.-r,; t
libjnd
,uid t oiiiules .wl'i cultivate lo acres ot com
ctiBtn
St ciae flieir day, price all complete, i
almcari furSiish yoojeapers, iuow v eug''11?3
tlitesrjjsra, 4om;phelIers, cider mills arid prc''
stfawliay jn e-ct cutter, hor.-e powers, elmrn-.
hy m cotton Ibressea. cotton ems. &c. Farmers
w il li HdniV cash; p. ides quoted each week in th:
pdyerl
I r rpkjfi each farmer in th.3 comity t;
a their iames and I will kep tliem poste.i
id prit
rie3 of ai V! kiu (icf irnplai'cnts tliey n--t.
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!Hi'-l
aridl si um I c;
3i). : . i
: jso 'J. :iWi
sprinc;! under
sent. J Pricijf;!
Thrir e sp: in
wngoip, axles
co' or j ml cjsjsi
inr h A ide trie
se:i t I us hi oh
SUlo,'1 Ulc hti
All Hi.es
with Ikicii :!
:ind k-
.wbii iUj
:ri-ni with !bt
j A boy( ii-an njian
hoiiijuon !wo
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