:::: r. it
The Murfreesbbro Enqiiiqerr
THUKSDAY, OCTOSEK
It.
The tTiiiversity Magazine," IV to be re
YiveJ again at Charef 11111.
J
A ncwMafly called the National Union,
by Tohn Llnchv -We welcome it to sour of-
fice and trust it nay' pivve itself
for
the
National Ution."
Mai . Moore highly ratettBting sketches
of Hertford County ittere unavoidably
cptwded .wt tW mfcl We are sure our
readers will1 rrewl no mention ojJ the fact to
miss thrill ftttt we assure ' tbem ther will
bc-only;fhS more intcratirig In jour jneoet, 4
. fiircxpreftsioa of tb people's wif-fccs in
the last flections is doing much tojreform
an better the condition of ow cotjy
IWeir t?i National fiepkltican has changed
ham., feformedv kicked out Martpbl the
t!,8TCB-tetbe editorial j world, aDd its new
pitwpectiift under the new management of
Meer&. Clupp, ilobfosoii &Uhandfcr jcom-
mils the paper to the support of b plan for
Hhfpremonetizing of silver and making it a
legal tender of equal value with gold for
all debts due the Government and thei peo
me. and for a reissue of gieenbackg, back-
erf by.' tlie-ntrtfonu? faith, to ar mount to
the. wants of business and trade, and which
shaU be received the same as gold.
- DISTRICT -POLITICS.'
Under the above head, the Albemarle
JiWasars;
'wf,,r twJititu'ans are actively stirinz the
V y v v v - - ' i
cnldrouvaftd' 1'ifce the Soothsayers of olden
time entleavoriutfr rmifce firttife prcdic
tions. County matter are tt-ioch
talked of, but Congrcf sionjif ch'a t ifs the
order of the day. Nearly one year wiil
claps before a nomination can j be jmade
and yet we hear mmiy . names lijig dis
cussed' in various portions of the PwtFiet.
The friend of Maj. Yeates are r:ssH?g.
him for a rnninnination1. Mail liatuams
iiends are constantly urging bin,
l.tar orc'Hional' nieatiow of Mr.
SI mitt. In omr Beet'iotr, Cap,
scums to be the favorite, and will
and we
E.
Coke
into
igo
the Convention with considerable strength.
We think howevrr. that all tb s raming of
candidates premature. j j I
On the' Republican side there are several
who arc prominent. j Aug. 31.
Moore,! W.
F. Pool and S. J. Martin, are rokcn of
. i
and cm conimaud the full strength of
their party. . Wc arc of opinion thai
nolicv of the Republicans will be to
the
sup-
port an independent Democrat, it in
district such a bolter can be found.
the
We
do not icHeve that such a man can be-
foumi, who would so far degraje himself as
to ieud his aid .aiid support to the deep laid
sclwmes.tf such a wicked organization t as
the Radical party. We tloti't think we Have
any in our party who will swallow
the
sugar coated pills of Hayes aad hjis
IV 'iters. " j
sup
EMIGRATION..
The New York Sun s-iy:
'The tide of emigration- has begiuv to
flow lo the Soutth Tvwv or. mortjj e(j)lonies
of i yh people an; "looking for laodt in
Not4li (laMiJiiu- Colonies luvvv already set
tVjLi iii.TuncsM,e ijowtli-1 'a4Jia:kv aiMl Al
,byiwv. , In 1873 one hundred arid fifteen
Bwisa families,, making a company; off even
!iHuiril pcopfe,. pwclia&ed ten thousand
arret of land on Cumberland Mountain,
Ttwrseer t $) per acre, and already each
head ol a family had a comfortable home,
surrounded by an orchard' and" gai-den.
There Is a large 6tore which is managed
lor .the colony; memkrs of j which Obtain
their goods from it at wholesale cost. They
liavtf dairies and cheese factories in success-
M eteration; and all their products find
jrady &.ikr at fair prices. '.They own
f 'cattle, and shelter their stock iu
fortable bams . ! I
herds
icom-
Another cofbnv near Greenville, H. C,
also Swiss, is almost as large and as pros
perous as the Tennessee colony. The Ger
mans establishttd a colony three years ago
n)tt 3and Mountain, In Alabama. There
ace now six thousand souls in this colony.
They have made thousands of acres of a
fonj UiteawbJoeaom as the rose, and
hayo-bycUt p ai floufisblng' 4tow
pays tavvusamU i4- 4oi lars . in taxes
which
to the
Stale. fTbt gWp!hUHsf J piofitabte.
One .German)!! halt aaasrejast year rais-:
ed f aOOiworth i of -grapes, autlr. this yer he
wil raise $500 worth. The tobadcoj grown
is equal hi quality and size to the! 'irgmia
lcaf. ;Tibacco, clears, and wine, t the chief
pmdncts'-of the colony find a ready sale in
lJwimvillaud Cincinnati. The j colonist
destine for North Carolina -also seek the1
nHwntaramw region, where tobacco can be!
cnKivated'as- wdF!agrain, and where tbei
KWzmgiland's at & ricii and plenty: The
KonUietn'papers 'report or flbw of strangers
iuto1 tlirSfuth Ibokfio?: itir liomesib H ; 1
r. THE PR ESIOENFS ViSITv
We are truly glad the President has cami
intoefrtct his resolitnit(.vistt the- South
ern states, ft is indeed tht beinina: of l
new era. If morot the- political antagx-j
iiisls" of Uie booth Would do likewise, they
woui.rsio learn mat the South Is not the
enemy to , "(h lmoti. th
ry have
often
la d. speech made t' the : Ieplt int
uceaw i no x resKieni s;tiu :.
"Forget 'the past, erect
school
'housesl
i .
invite immigration auiL thus build
tip your
jtedml' " Wlm adyiert is
jut as applicable to
N. C, as1 1 J TVtJ nCSijCeV"' Atld Whcd Vf
tx-ome adopt the ad ticc tbev will have
made a Irag step oft the road towards ni
ferial afld fntrtlectual progress." ?
T'hwr L-mdow Timer CDimuentir otf ffee
freisident i visit my&l ' j ,
I rttr lit tie morcf thail half a year the Pres -fdeirt
has ! suipceedediin beating down -a
compact rates of conflicting passions. The
tisiWe triumph of jiis policy is now leing
Assured. He has this week begun a journey
through the Southern States, which is
lo show that the work of pacification it
not far from completion. The FcteTal
government has no intention of interfering
in the ix;al administration of the South
ern States. The Southern States have no
desire fcf disturb the great achievements of
flie civil War; which have been embodied
in the constitutional amendments. The
removal of the object of contention mkes
it easy to re-establlsb fiieinliy relations be
tween the people, wl?r respect each other
uud Ibt sympathetic meeting c4 the Frest
deAt atod Go vernoij Hampton is an omen
the coming time when the North and
SoTtih wil) m ' loffger be separated by t he
jines of division wh4eb1be civil war bad
mceoV
I . . '
THE SOUTHERN UNDERWRITER'S ASSOCIA
TION.
It is no less the duty of a newspaper to
censure, than to prase. It may be more
pleasant to do the one than the other, yet
tt is no less the f'uty of a public journal,
and when that duty involvs upon us, we
shall do so regardless of corporatives or
personages.
About twelve months ago we visited Ral
eigh, and made the acquaijtance of the
officers of the above insurance company,
which vas then figuring quite largely in
the State under a paid up cash capital' at
150.000. 5 Besides this 'cash capital' and
Its large amount-J of 'available assets,' the
names of its officers were a great recom
mendation. We took a policy of insufance
in this company, arid upon oiW retrtrfl, in'
a notice of their advert isement, recommend
iled it highly to the public. We also rcc
ommended tP.mes Ny Lawrence, q ,- of
pn toWn. to tbe'conipnny To their agent
at tfite plac . In less than six months, Mr.
Lawrcnte, was notified1 of their suspension
jof bpriness, aad that its policy holders
would be reinsured" in other companies.
I We have purposely withheld comments
until' the present in order to sec what
legal investigation would turn up We did
not wish to ju l;c the company too hastily,
nor too han-hly. But lo our surprise, the.
.natter has gown more mysterious, and the
chances seem to be less likely for an open
disclosure than then. If one of its policy
holders has bctn reinsured, we don't know
it. The company doubtless had some
money on hand, and as to what has be
rrmr rt that, we (paimol tell, nor will its
officers give any aiatisfactoiy account of iU
whercalxut8. This has a bat! look; and we
lKgin to think, like many of the people
of the Statethat there must have becuNi
little swinilllng. j-' "
From May 5th,: 187G to' Dec. 31st 187G.
according to the company's own figures, it
had a net gain ol cltar profit of $20,100.00.
Now what has sbecome of the money?
What induced it to suspend biiMnews after
making such profits? The fact of it is then;
mut have b-en fraud au('. swindling; and
unless the officers of this company can and
do come forward and explain the matters,
the public will be justified iu branding the
same as fraud and: a swindle.
Gatesvillk L()CAt8.
It was our pleasure to attend Gatesville
court last week. Judge James Ij. Henry
occupying the Bench, Jas. IV Whidbee,
Esq., Solicitor. Among the lawyers in at
tendance, wc noticed the following famil
iar faces: Capt1 Octaviu3 Coke of Edentou
Tho. G. Skinner arid Judge J. W. Albert
son of Ilerttprci, Sam'l. Skinner ot Hen
derson, B. B. Vm borne of . Win ton and
L. L. Smith of .Gatesville.
The mst notable feature of the day,
on Tuesday, was a fight between twx Ital -ian
organ grinders and one of the cUizens
of Gatesville in Whih both the Italians
and two or three Jof the citizens were hurt.
Tne fight originated from some of the by
standers insulting the monkey that consti-
! tuted a part of j the Italian troup. A large
crowd soon gathered to the sceue of action,
and it was apparent to us thai a general
row was inevitable; but Justice John Brady
soon succeeded in quieting the crowd by
driving the monkey and troup out of
town. ,
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clckiK the doors
were opened for the concert of the "(Jates
ville Amateur Troupe," uniertbe profi
cient management oj Mrs. M. E. Brady
assist ed by Prof. P. II. We'ch, musical
director. The programme was vocal and
instrumental music, charades and tableaux.
The charade entiited 'Bolts and Bare,' in
which' Misses j Addie Hayes and Claadie
Brady personated tbe leading female char
acters and Mcssni. P. H1. Kiddick and Jas.
Hoffler the leading; male characters, , wai
performed in a 'style that would- reflect
credit on expert (peitonners, while Mrs.
Covinghm as ; 'jkVidn'w Bedott,' elicited
roars of langhtcr and deafening applause
from an appreciative audience. Prof.
Olibtx Ilollmgshead in his inimitable Dutch
Sngs; was j?arj excellence. Wednesday
night the Troupe-performed again with en
tn e change of programme, but limited
pace wll not allow us to comment upon
the performance, we cannot refrain-how-eve
from, alkiding to the admirable man
ner in which the characteis represented by
Misses 1 Donie- Bkady,.Lizzie ! Hayes am
EirimaiNurriey were'sustained iu the play
enMtled 'Moving uner D'fficulties The
lerformance. Commenced ; each Ctenin
with a" hew centennial gong entitled 'Amer
ica 'Us-to thee,; akd included with 'Siveet
t tye aud b e 1V the etitire Trbu p Th ef
1 . . 1 " 1 I T M 4 H-Jm fv . .
proceeus ot me caiiceri wa iire ii-ue-fit
of the Episcopal clUrch io Gatesvi'.Ie.
1 Mr John IJrady and his eslintable lady,
we return thanks for coutes!esf extendi -
us. We are alsci. IndebtwUfto Fletcher
Hare, the clever and coiiTteocrs landlmd
of the GateFvilky Ilotel for many favor.
We ill 6ay for him that he is running trae
of the best country hotels in the Slate.
Everybody that stops with FletclKT Hare
leaves well satisfied and with a determma
tioff to call again."" " " '
There are other items wofthy of note,
n ami around Gates. but as yn have n reg.
ularigcorre.)pndea
will leave the ballance for him and con-
j elude by saying tliat if the Editor wants a
i real good time, jta come to Wintou and tv e
will crnry him over to Gatesville' and show
him the prettiest lacties to bt? found in the
world, and will insure lfbof a kird re
ception from the warm hert-sT citizens of
this hospitable town ; and if you don't have
a good time, it will be'your owft fault.
j ' J- A. It.
(Wc know you are right about . that,
friend Ilamsay, and we mean to do it yet.
-Ztf.y
Di8tktct Convention I. O. G. T. A
Geneual Good Time.
Windstik. N C. )
Sept 18th, 1877.
The Convention was ca led to order by
Ktv. A. D. Cohen, and after tlie temK
rary appointments of the chairman, the
convention adjourned to hear the opening
address by Theodore JS. Bamsay, P. G. W.
Upm reporting, the following Lodges
were found to be repiesentcd :
Olir Hope. Rising Sun, Invincible, Beau
tiful Star, Tallulaby Dew Drop, Minneha
ha, Never Pail', Ark of Safety, Golden
Rule, Buelah, Uising Star, Hope's Dawn,
Parksvilleand Koseof the Valley. CaptS.
N. Buxton a-lso reiwrted that the Garys
bur and Seaboard Lodge! wrere in good or
der and under fine progress. The reports
-f several lodges were reported by thedel-
cgates Representing them.
The'e.ection of officers then being iu or
dcr, resulted as folio vs :
W. V. T. Sister R T. Howard,
W. F. S. W. P. Tayloi,
W. T. Sister It. W. Askew,
W. C--J. J. Joy ner,
W. M. W B. Spencer,
W. I. G. Sister Bcttie PaiMi,
V. O. G. Charles Calvert,
W. S. W. C. Faison.
Standing committees on the Good of the
Order, Place of Next Meeting, and on By
Laws, were then appointed.
On Tuesday night, an address was de
livered in the Biptist church, by Them N.
Ramsey, P. G. W. C. T. of N. C. The
address was quite a fine and eloquent one,
and five new members were added to our
by it.
Tlr pormniticc ort obituaries was tlifn
ipiMjialed, and upon a vote, -Murfreesboro
was selected' as the next place for the
meeting of the convention.
The above named officers were then in
stalled, after which much business of the
order was transacted, which would occupy
too much of your space to mention here.
Resolutions of the good of the order,
were then lead-by Mosey Gillain Esq.,
which were approved. Motion was then
made by Bio. J. A. Ramsay that the time
of meeting hereafter be on Tue-day, after
the first Sunday in March aud September,
which was adopted.
A vote of thanks were then tendered, up
on motion of Brother W. P. Taylor, to
the members of Tallulah. Lodge, of this
piace, and citizens of the same, for hos
pitalities and kindnesses.
At night, Tallulah Lodge gave a
grand reception to. the convention, which
was min.h enjoyed and appreciated by all
present. Speeches were made by several
gentlemen,-and with all, the time was
spent most pleasantly.
Resolutions were p isped that a copy of
theee proceedings be' forwarded to the En
quirer with a request of publication, j
After three days session the convention
then adjourned.
W. C. Faison. Sectjy.
cw Alvrtinieut
RAMSAY &ENKINs7
Inlcr in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. DRUGS.
tJONKECTIONARIKS, HARUWARh.,
TIN-WARE, FARMING IMPLE
MENTS, TOBACCO. ECT.,
MAIS ST.r i WINTON, N, C. '
GW. McGLAUHON
J. W. PERRY,
OfNortoik, va.
.or wmton. N, u.
McGLAUHONl & PERRY.
, . COTTON FACTOJtS AND .
j GEN L COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
L TUNIS' WABKIIOUSE,
Foot of Fayette Street, NORFOLK, V a.
Will att nd prompflj to sales of Cotton, Grain,
Lumbt-r, N-val Stores. Fi-'h, Ect. Bagging aht
1 tea kept constant y on hand and sola at lowest
prices, i Liberal . AUraucetv. .Made on Cooslirn
ineuts. Couslgnineuts SoliciteO, ; , octMin
WILLIAM J. RODGERS,
(Formerly of .1. Mr S. ROlGER8 A SOnL)
GEN 'ft COMMISSION MEHOHANT,
TOWN i POINT, - - . NORFOLK, Va.
. . ' . ' i :
Strict personal attention to all business entrus
ted to him. Advances on Consignments in hand
P.O.Box, 407. - v oct8-3m
Cheap S isg Macrines,
We would call the attention of our read
ers to tbe advertisement in another colnmn
the Fame Mnufaetunnsr Coti of 833
Broadwiy New Yarb) tliev are advertising
a full size, first class- btwiug machine at
the exceedingly' low price of Eiglkeen dol
lars; - they desire male and female agents
everywhere, audff :r extraofdinary in
dii cements.:. II t hetp advertisement.
gIC FOU SALEI. 1 ;
The poMlc is hereby notifled that I have
' 5(1.000 BRICIiK FOR SAIiE -
at f 3.00 per thousand. Call oh nr 'address,
JOHNT. S MITH;:
Ucoss Lycki. 1ST, C.
octl-im:
Cominiwtlon Hon.
JOHN O'CONNOR Jn 3
GENERAL COMMISSION .MERCHANT,
ctrrraK
fACTOK
Kos. 2 And s Cimxt Ht RKffr,
Ample Ca'pStat, long epr1HKfe, tfenfTal locatiott
COTTON, rEANUTS, . PASV r GftAlN,
. An classes of COUNTRY PROtrtrCE to the veir balrtagej . .
WE THOifOtOnLY UNDERSTAND THE COMMISSION BUSINESS.
re the Selling. Assortlntf. Weighinjr nd rtBfctinB of ouf Cbijrtrments OlfR PERSONAL
ATTNTI1'
MAio'lii rha rnil0 En wan
Ki and guarantee our customers sales as men, prices ms nisn, expeue www, u J
other MerchandHe to-Northern or Eu-ropean po wu wic uio a,wum,
pwclat rates with1 tlie nermshi( Une for th trangftpment of ffeighw VVc are prepred to make
liberal advance otf Cotton or crther ProHTfCe, for sale, transhipment or to hoht. J
Charires per imJr foi inRoran al storage on Cotton 3 cents per month, on all othet MeTchan
ilbte lowest posfffi' terms. All fff Ml is a fair trial, and Merchants and Farmers Will And to their
advantage to gireu atrial.
RA GOING, TIES. BAGS AND
Frfffflahed on the heat possible
GUANO, LIME, COAL
Shipping Tags Market quotations, and all information in relation to the businesi promptly fur
nished on applfcaftion. We ire the oie Agents
salof j :
MA PES' NITKOOJ5NIZJSIJ MTitK-ruusriiAi n. ur j.iaiiv.'.
The ioldest and most reliable Fert llizer in the I'nited States, and pronounced bj eminent chem
ists, dealers n fertilizers and scientific agriculturists ss the best aud i hespest Fertilizer on the
market. We can safelr recommend It for iCntton, Tobacco, Peanuts, Grain and Garden Trnck.
We desire to establish Sub-agencies at all acceptable points and make liberal terms wiih reliable
parties.
Pamphlets rumished upon appjicatioa to. I
X. JOHN O'CONNOR, Jr., P. O. Box 45, Portsmouth, Va.
oct4-3m.
Norfollt Advertisements.
OTHER SHEIDOH
1
I DEALER IN
SASHES j . DOORS AND BLINDS
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, STAiR
RAILS.I NEWELS, BUILDERS' HARD
WARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
PUTTY AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF
I EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
Agent for Wadsworth M. Longman's: Prepared
Paints Warranted to please. 5
Send' for circulars of colors and list of prices.
Nos, 39 and 40 Roanoke Avenue,
mar2f-V I NORFOLK. VA.
jyjRS, MAHY ELLIS WISE,
LADIES' PURCII .SIXCi ACJENT.
No. 12 Waverly St., NORFOLK, Va.
Having remnvad from Murfreesboro to Norfolk,
I am now prepared to nil all ordern for friends in
the vmn tt. ' ' '
Dresses anil bonnets made to orler. and nats
trimmed in the latest styles at shortest notice.
rw-Aii r(iAMfwlil receive mv personal attention.
jiutl be tilled with care and dispatch, i i
Kltz
ABKTII IHON
ORKS,
CHAKLES W. PETTIT, Proprietor.
MANUFAtm res;
STEAM ENGINES AND BOIIE S, SAW AND GRIST
MILL. SHAFTING, PITLUA'S, AC.
ALSO CASTINGS Jk FOROlNfSS.
'o and 8- East. Wide W-ter St., Norfolk, Va.
Particular Attention jrivrn to Repairine Steam
boats First-class Machinists and Boiler-Makers
sent anywhere to do Repair Work j mar '20-ly.
FAS. O'ROLKKE,
J . I
J DEALER IN ;
? IAR RLE MONU'MENTS, TOMDS,
: j
,IIRADSTONE, Ac,
165 and' 167 East Church street. ;
ORFOI.K. VA.
All kinds of STONE WORK Fxwntol.
All orders promptly rilled and satisfaction
guarant-sed. mar2a-ly.
C. F. OREENWOOO. FREO (1REEN WOOD.
"THE rASKETV'
C. F. fi REEN wdon & t?t?o.
WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS.
I No. is Mam Street, Norfolk, V a
Larjrsst store aud stoclc in the city and 1
Jfitt
WATCHES, CLOCKS, .f- .IEWELRT REPAIRED
I IN THE BEST MANNER.
. jy ia-i77 ! -I .
ULLEN & PIEIKJE,
fnanfacturers of and Deaiers in
CARRIAGES. BrGOIES, WAGONS,
! FARMWAGONS, ! CARTS, j
! HARNESS and SDDLES,
CARRIAGE GOODS, CART WHEELS and CART
WHEEL TTMBIU. i
Nos. 18, 20, 22 Cnk :rcet.
oct2-4m . ' ' i Norfolk, v-
s
. W 8ELDNEH, j.
Wholesale Liqnor lnler.
2t Roanoke Square,
NORFOL&, VA.
Orrlera promptly attended to and satlsfaltioi
Knaranteed.
no 16-1 2m
J K. GILLETT,
yt A NI ; FA CTtT RFTl AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALER IN j j
? COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
RANGES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS,
COOKING UTEN8ILS,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF TIN. COPPER,
HEET IKON AND JAPANESE WARE, PUMPS.
LAjMPS. ROOFING MATERIAL, AC. -
I : Nos .ll A 118 Water St,
dec. lo-a j! ! NORFOLK, Va.
rgiiiTToN, Buxton & Co.,
GENERAL COUKJISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of Cotton Peanuts and Country j Pro
duce Generally. " : ;".- ;1 j '
j 64 Water Street, NORFOLK, VA.
batjgini? and Ties furnished at lowest Market
Price. Liberal Advances on Consignments
in hand. " ' f I
JJ C ROWE, :
No, 173 MAIN! St., NORFOLK. Va.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
- fit ATX ITS BRANCHES '
. - "- I . :(' -i -": '-
MET AT.lt? and WOOD CASKETS and COFFINS
OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES.
I3T-W. Ii: MURPHY will bestowr gpeciirf atten
tion' to this branch of the business.
Residences
: J. C. ROWE, 166 Freenasson St.;
W..H1 MURPHY, Brambleton..
alB-31n.
Jiiui Hirer - &! .50
are most rePiwctfull y invited to tend us
f yur orders for printing '
4
AGENT
ranTsairfn. vimistA,
and tmsurpased' f acllSf f rttalbte us to hVmficr
LtMEWr STAVES, SUINOtES
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
terms an at tne lowest cash prices.
AMD SALT A SPECIALITY.
ior jsasiern ona tarouna ana Virginia ior me
.... J
QO ODE HOUSE,
J. C. JACOCKS, Proprietor,
Corner Mercer and Main Streets,
NORFOLK, v A. "
I -I
Hoard per day.. .92,00
aepl-ly 1
Portmouth Alvrtliteraent.
IIE AMERICAN HOUSE,
: On the F11 ropenn Plan,
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
We take pleasure in announcing to the citizens
of Mnrfreebr"and the traveMns public that we
have recently thoroughly renovated and refur
nished the above well-known anjJ favorite r$orl
for travelera. We have spared Jneitlur effoft 6r
expense in making it In every particular a lirst
class house. Heinir located only cne block from
the railroad depot and ateamboatJandinsr, and on
the comer of he two principal atreet, makes it
the most convenient honse in the (city. The room
are neat, well ventilated, and are furnished with
Tueker'H Bed Springs. 1
j BOARD, $2 per day ; Mea,ls, 50 cts.
MRS. C. Y. Dl(i08 A SON, Proprietors.
RICHARD RIDDICK, Esq.,
of Suffolk, for
eighteeu years proprietor of the Crawford House,
is with us, and will be pleased
to welcome hie
irienou.
mh3-ly
T S 311 T II ,
XJ! m IMPORTER OF
Itrnnlles. winf. c.in Ac
as ?it for BAK Kit's RYE and
OIBSONS XXXX WHISKEY
and dealer -n
London Porter, Scotch Ale
and Fine Cigars
4s High Street,
noll.ly Portsmouth. Va.
-yyr 4. lilDG OOP,
Manufacturer, 7iporter, Wholesale A Retail
Dealer In
CARRIAGES. SADDLES, BltlDJ
.ES, HARNESS
SOLE I FATHER, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN
CALF SKIN'S,
SHOE
FINDINGS, AC,
AC ,
Arcade Building, Cor. Ligh and Crawford Sta.
sepl f3 '
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
5IlreIIanews.
jAKUOUTTOK HOTEL, :
Baltimore, Light and German streetn.
BALTIMORE, MD.
I -
Board M.OO, 300 A 2,.10 per day.
sepif-lf R. B. COLEMAN 4p Co. PropriefOTfJ
-jyETUOPOLITAN H'jjrEL,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 6th A 7th Stg.,
WASHINGTON. D C.
Board 04.OO, 3.00 and
6pl3-ly R. B. COLEMAN
2.SO per day.
Co. Proprietors.
ESLEYAN FEMATiK
INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON VIRGIN
NIA, I
With over Tweni v teachers and officers,
ranks anions the first schools for young la
diesin the Unitetl States. In the ixiautiful
Valley of Yiiginia, far-fanied for health.
Attended by pupils from fifteen to twenty
States. Great economy i expenses re
quired. ' Se6sim opens Sept. 20th, 1877. ';
Board and Tuition for entire scholastic
year, $240.
Vht catalogue and full information,
address, Hev. W, A. IIAItiKlS, D. p:,
! ! President, Staunton, Va.
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AORICtJLTOAL WORKS.
!:
NASHVILLE, TENN.
mi
uSctlifes all classes of Irri--
: pi
emertts- and Machinery
adppfe'cl to meet the.
!
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1 j ; f '
flwan'tS'-of: ...the?,A,.,..,,
SOUfififiW VI. A TrTf
1 iT.r.Slij ""enwowtAe fact, that a 1
m aMANTFAcn RER and not a dealer Vnt
... M Inat lua Alanufactnrer ran
afford joaell t nTnV: teWef . prices than
th A$i F,m '"ctthatthv.to
teeAatweitvLo V Stl A "T' flf
dolfcrl on in 'Lgine this ZrZ
everytiing y hnj. To tnnfa n
thrfnhhmme price and se , "JJf"' et
between hisland m Drl on th. "-we
There iWno facLyNortr or South T? , arUc1'
give tlip agdntek to M m?cw JrlnV V DOt
Mr. Farmer hare ft to pij. nH ptoflt an-d-I
Noivl wii ii yOU my , n , . .
benefit! of tljefigenta' per cent, if Jon
your entire jtnule ami influence nd in ice !0a?
nei-rhbora to il the aame. j . yo,,r
I My pricewlil be regular car-load rtena
rant aupplyiyp n with any kind of tnxpUnutn vou
waqt and eetl can be ordered through me and
save die agent or merchants commission Wr .
o me before t-u buy and you will Bve money .
ERMS.
i'
'!
Oil an order from a Kiuni.- .v.
with . i 1 UU,OT iuoucy cornea
with tie onler. I am compelled to hare the cash
Pjti'ruality of won- I send out no
1 , . .1 V 1 r- jsooua. 11 you have any
uouota or my niliuir vour oni Pri than t n.l4r,n .....
to havie nothing to do with me. i
1 I can at ahv time fill flit nrrlara fmn. .
Jve dajra affer receipt of order ahd cash. I make
out one miniiitv: of voou an,i ui . ,
i - i . - - - . jvn mil ricn C B
good an article when you order a though y.u
were a my WORKS in person. Alwaj a aend your
fhippirig directions in full. I alwaya attend to e-
r
-uru.g ine peat rate by rail or boat.
Ii ! ;l.
WAKHANTEE:
j AliiclejHjmHniifactiirefl by me I gunrrntee to
in' hh fepre-entifd. imiiiT- nrmn,i .....-i w...
wellmrtde, andin no i stance will tbey Se tken
;o. T TI "ui'CI1Jnoi luateriai and work.
TWO, THREE, AND
MORSE WAGON.
Wagon.S arc made of Tnneu Iron mid
Tenriefifee ! timber. whii;h u nrknnwimr..i i,
mamifacrwrers and parcliaaers to 6e the tougheHt
and mo8t diirablo in
ecom growth, seasoned hickory - and all-other
pacta .are ofj tough Keas ned white oak. I make a
Kpcci!ity of flthiinble Skeins Axles, as th draft
is !inj.h less and it is stronger and more durante
than .Iron Axle.-. 'I guarrantee Thimbif-'skelns
ut will nut. Iron Axles'- Krerr wvon war.
rantecS) forjtwrlve months. Cash price of car
with
it seat
ior brake.
1 iii
h Thimble Skein, One Horse light 4.oo
r infrti Thirlii'le Skein. One Horse hearv a a
3 ijiMjhj Tiiiiobiej Skein, Two llorve JfOC... ...V),no
:t iricjli Thibet Skein, Two Horne medium.. 5S.((f
;v'i Hn TA-Jiiibie Skein, Two Horne heavy... .&,m
:'V inru Thimble Skein, Four Horse light.... w.m
l iuclil Thiiil'j; Skein, Four Horse medium .70.00
4 luni Phi ruble Skein Four Horse regular. ..73,00
Spring seaf, jj 3,fi0 j Patent brake.i 3,50
I a su 'iiiaVcy. to orner all kinthof heavy
wagons transfer wagonn, drys S:c. Alo
one lorsp iyaj;ons for farui or business.
DcsTM-tion :; No. 1 3 thimble skeii: nxle.
Kingltebi
' - , : 1 .
(bed 7 feet 6 inches lonj;. 3 feet
i inc
les wide 10 inches deep, sprinj eat
and
$55.
shaft; capacity 1000 pounds. Price
2. If a rne ns above except it ha two
spriiics under 'thr bed and none under the
seatJ!' Pike SCO. 1
Dltrre 8i ins farmer business or exnresa
wngfin; axles frori Jl"X tlnclf patent, olid
co'oij andj eae, hardened.' Side springs lj
inchj wide and 4 feaf '"deep", 'plait bed with
seat cushion and shafts painted in nice
style, pataM wheels. : $75 ' J
All sizes J and styles ofexpressea mada
witli sui;b I extras as are needed and in
lateKfranu best style.
1! :, -IM-H -;
SORGO AND SUGAR-CANE MILLS ALL HATE
THREE ROLLERS.
Lipl l i
Heavy 1
Light '2
Heart 2
Light 4
Vorse 40 gal. jiHcC;per hour 85 00
T i 10 - 45.00
50.00
60.00
100.00
J50 00
275.00
300.00
Heavy 4
Steam power 500
m
mo
1
Stee piowH, 1 make three kindf Stpel hard,
enedy atee ;h)llel and black or gngrar land plbwii.-
.ii nay plows are irrtm well tried patenm. I can
make anj
particular kind of plow that will suit
vur section
for an 6rdr of 20 mowa.
HAKH'SNEU'!
STEKL PLOwd WROUGHT
IKON S1ANIARD:
Pony cuts
ni inches 7 lijrht 1' horse 5.00;
8 heavy 1
A AO'
9 light 2 v .
,10f medium 2
11. heavy 2 fc
" 13 light 3-
8.00
10.00'
12.0o
13. 00
STEAL PLOWS, WROtGHT
STANDARD
inches lvliore liglit" 5.00'
j" 1 horse heavy 6.00
i 2' horse light 8.00'
. v 'j- 2 In rve medium 10.00'
r 2' horse heavy 12. 00
v ! 3'borse lijrtif 13.00'
3 horse heavy 1S.0&'
on beam double hlioVel 1; horse light'
will . cultivate eorA. cotton and cane.-
b6jy cad plow Ensues per day..k...,.4.00
rrown b klouble shovel nncst finish in tbe1
wtrld...j
4.ti...J 4.50
VIIUA,T DRILL- ., .
Ii B h'.efr 8-inches apart 5o.00
) 9 ..; 7 v3:(, 55 00'
Dri
Wl
HlO'l'V 6,K ' j 60:00'
XVLKr STEEL TOOTlf It A EE.
11 . 1
A Ny rati ihanage It, price WitM 20 ateel teeth', $2
I common wooi rake, fx. :WalieiMr cultivator, v
haafl and two ninles will cultivate 10 acres of 1 orrt'
Htn or cane per daj, price all complete, 9W.
t 1ocail jrarntsii yod1 reaper, moiwffi engine
thrfe$lHrsj rom shellefB, clderrriilitandV6 ' Sff,r
straw hay and fet-d cutter. howe powers, churn,
hay aad cotlon presses, cbrton gins; Ac, tfarnierr
wlilflhd my jbah ice3l qntted' each" week irr this4
paper.- IlrfrrjaestacH- farraerin this coahty to
send!meitbeir names arid I'wiil keep them posted1
In prtces ofaby Wtt'tl.'jf !n:p:ej!SWts they need,'
andtney can atocWcr tii'roi: -Ti ne any seeds the
j Ueeffandafemne hy U.j L Addrtsr
t.
ONE,
mm
MJf"
' 130
150 ;
1 200 -
a- t if.' tr
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No. 1 cute 7
t; " 3 p !)
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. ; 6 r 12'
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