3 Ortaiham iccorJ
THURSDAY, DEOKMRER11, ISSi
ST Tho next soseion of PiltHuoro'
ocienunc Acancmy win oegm on mo
11th of January, as will be seen from
advertisement in another column.
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tho sain yesterday of the personal
property of the lute James Pate.
Corn aold at (iO cents a buvhcl and
wheat at SO coats.
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SflT More rain Ml here last Sattn-
day than had fallen in the hst four
months. Ad the amall streaina had
plenty of water, and many nulls were
able to gnnd that bad not turned.
wheel in a month.
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8T If roil wish to make your wife
a nice ,-e8cut a Oomestic Sewing
Machine would please her verv much.
London's has juat received m.oth. r
lot. A full supply of goods are b.--
ing received hi week. London's
lock of SanlaCiausgootU is verv
large. Call soon and -ct your (ihrist-!
mas
Pi) hes. Io not wait for the
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rush. A nice lot of Cloaks cheap at
London's.
WST Warren Prior Si Son. Fayette
ville, Vntches, Clucks, Jewelry, Cut
lery aud Sitverwuru. Ye carry the
largest lini of goods Htiitablo for
Anniversary, Ibrlhday. Bridal and
Wedding Presents of any house in
the State. And we cordially invite
all to make us a vit-it when in tin
oity. Any orders sent us will receive
prompt attention.
WST Tf vim unnt. ti. bnv honest-
reliable goods at the lowest por,sii)!e j llie,'''l":
prices, try Sample S. Hrown. Wii-.l- " "liorday a rep... Ierient an hour
sale and Ketad M.ivhant, (liens- j ,Tlt1' Moniford Met ichee.eomiim;
boro. Ilecar.ifs the largest stock j 'on'''' of "gneulture, the subject of
in the State and beiieves that it pays nonversaiion being coal dep,.s.U and
best in thu long run to sell goods at i pl'osphate beds in the State. Mr.
verv short protit. and to Bell honeat ' MfC.ehee said that Dr. 11. M. Chance,
goods, so thir . vo. v customer mav ; llie "!"'" t I""' bot-n assign, d to
go awav phased with his bargain anil ! t,", P"' "f making invemign
call again. Cive him a trial. . !t,"',s ln ,U IW1' ' '"i' '"-'his.
... . hid performed his tas1: a:id d-me i'.
84J" Bo sure and read the adver-wu!l. The workings are what ai
tiseineni of W. I,. London in this 'known as "open,'" generally to a
issue. Lie h.v. his sto; e full of nice depth of HO feet. In sevira! instancea
thini;s to eat and evei vtiiinirto please ,
tho chilibi-:. He is ncllini? Christ
mas goods v-iy cheap this aeaiion.
Y'ou will ..isv to be pleased if you
will give : a call. A nice lot of
Fresh I ...ii-i.t i (ran -res. If ou wish
Romuthiug ii
l'uddinirs.
o try one of his Plum
i
industi ies. The work has been dune
Gin Ui-nxr. V. regret to learn wjth great system ud lr. Chance,
that the cotton gin of Messrs. l'at-. who rank. high as a mining t xpei t,
tcrson & 1'ickaid, at White Cross in n given it his b-M c;.ie and at. en
Orange county, was buint up. on the i,,,,,. The region has ail been imp
2mi inst. Tho lire was accidental, . j.ed out and i h. se maps, sliowmg ail
Laving caught f.oiii matches that details, will soon b- published. The
one of the laborers had. The Joss 0)iil 'scams" lie well lor working,
was between lifteeii hundred mid two . ..,.,1 there are mai.v attendant adva.n.
thousand dollars, ns about '-" bah
of cotttur wor: burnt. Xo insurance.
A Handsome Mkpai.. Wo mention
ed during the last week of the Sta'e
Exposition thai a gold medal had
been awarded Mrs. J. J. Jackson, of
this place. Yesterday we had the
Eleasure of Reeing it, and it is a very I
audsome and costly tine. It is of
solid gold, two iuclius in diameter,
and on one side are enginv-d the
words "North Carolina ?i:a e 1'ixpo- ;
sition, ISSI." ami on the other '-1'ie -sented
to Mrs. J. J. J'lckson as n.
special M.-da! for tlisplay of Ladies -was m your county, to see wo few
work." As handsome as is the medal : newspapers taken by the fanner. I
it was richly deserved, and was a hope they are doiiiK' better now.
fitting testimonial to Mrs. Jackson '" pleased tt. see you speak so pen
wonderful artistic, exhihit. I
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Roll ok Hoxoii. The name of llie
followinj,' student of Rocky Rivei
Academy weie plac-upoti ':thc roll
of hono'r" last month : Maggie F.
(lilniore, Mollie N. (iihno;e, Rettie
S. OihnoiT, Ada J. Oilinme. Ella M.
Lloyd, Sadie L. Llovd. Laura K.
Llovd, Minnie E. Idoyd, Nellie Won.-
ble."Falm'ie Johnion, Lizzie M. CUg,
Josio L. V'mxg, Missouri (Sibnore.
Ora li. Kn'it. Robert Poe, Rntce
Foe. Samuel' Womble. Churl e It :
l legg, liennie li. Ch-pp. Mark 15.
C'leg, Willie ttiliuoie. Robert (lil
niore, Wilson Gilmore, Robert L.
Yhite, Thomas E. White, Johnnie
Johiifton, and Johnnie Kni-ht.
The fall session of this school
rlosud la.t Friday, ami :he jirim-i; u-,
Mrs. Maggie E. Watson, will lake a
school iu Durham county neit ve
bion, -thug leaving a siauHion for
oino : live teacher at Rocky ltiver
Academy.
Charlotte lmo,-rt: Mr. S. N
Stock Law Ei k tion. At the lu.it ' Mi-Cmkie of Piueville toTunhip, th.s
ineethtg of the county commissioners county, ma ), this year, twenty t wo
an election was ordered to be bold hales cot ton with one horse, ami hi d
at the school house at Hanks' chapel ami incut enough for hi family, lis
(3 miles oast of this place), on tin. U not a Krowict hut a worker.
15th day of January, for the purpose ,, . . t.,.i
, . . , . , ., '' .s , Lmcolnton I less: .Mr. .loseon
of deciduii' whether or uot the stock .,. . ,. , , ,, , '
, , ii, , , .i . Plonk, itL'eil '.If. vear-. loll from ti.e
law shall bo embraced in the territory : . . ... r i i " i , .. m iv...;
, , . , ., , , 'iiloor fif Ins iliiueliler, Airs. t vac
embraced in tho folowini; boundary : I ,, ... , , . ., ,.
. . . , b J Ruddisill s, house, aoout three weeks
"Uegtnning at the Miutu-ea.t corner! , ,. , , , , , , , ,
. .f . b ,. . . ... ' aso ami tlisloi-.'ile.l und fraetuit'il lus
u. .mil. mill iiiviiiiii a tit...., iiirii . u.i-
uioR northernly with her line to C.
A. Boon's, J. U. I'arrell, N. J. Neal,
(on the west side of house), S. ii.
Farrell, Robert Cooper to Haw river,
then up said river to .Margaret Coop
er's north east corner, then westerly
with her northern line, A. 13 Ciaik's
and J. E. Rurke'a not theiu line, then
west to Houth-ca.it corner of O. llold-
er s land, thou Willi said line and west j lenuy.-tset. nas a line lot oi iat nogs
to Yarborough'u noithoast corner, j mn ket this week. Tiiis is tne
then south with II. J. Hatch's to said : I'nst lot of live four footed hogs evei
Yarborough's south-east corner to brought here, and they create almost
L. U. Hatch's north-east corner, then as much curiosity a old John R.tbin
. westerly with L. U. lla'.ch's north son's show.
line to his iiorth-west corner, thou
south witb said Hatch's hue across
me puouc road, men aiong on mo
south side of said road to the camp
lot lif-tr it. J. Hatch's, tl. .n south to
T. J. GrdTiii's line, then west and
south with his line to the Lock villa;
roa-i, iiieu .iu nam roan in . i. ; loa.ie.l. wnen u was iiisei.uige.i, ins uiioinnng ine prisoin-r mat ne snonni uie uiuercnee t-M'tpt tuose wmi now; xiains s..utn hi.im.i win .i..i .v. saurori fr ,itn
lirown's south west corner, then oast nhot t'.i-.g efFcl in the throat, which : conu'iatul.ite hiniHelf that the verdict fad to pav their full proportion. An "'r-
,..lv c t i.wl.i.ln ll, I.,..la ,.f I I .)..! ;.. . 1 o 1 .1,.,.. : ...'., ; ....l. ..,.li I'w "-- fr..m n-ilHKh, '.ie.i ti. Faypi.p iil. .
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the heirs of Mrs. Salhn Hrown and
J. II. Hatch lo liihl Htatiou."
Maoistratf.s' Finks. The lines im-
nosed liv iustiens of lh neaen are
paid to the common school fun.l, ami
the amount received from that houico
in this county during Hi- ant year
is $101.80. The amount of fines in
ported by the several huigisli a'ei
varied greatly. The largest ainouni
reported by anv mfiL-istrato was !?;w
oy i;. u. Hcot.t, and the riiia.:t.t
: amount was 5 cents bv J. H. Yarbor-1
j 0ugh. Of the fit) mag'isiiatos in the
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Isoariiof Hi:.i.TH. caro reitucst-
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cu lo announce mul a conni v uoai u
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of health f-.r thatlnim will bo or-
ganizcd at this place, on tho lsi dav
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in iii ii jniniBi v. i' oi inu linoi innMou '
of ol,r r,.ai,,.:; WB iie,,;wi.h .mMMl
th(, aw OII tlli( Huh- u whicl is Hec. !
; tum -Jf,;.) ()f xho Code- ;
i ..p,,., M,,u,i be aiixilinn. Wr(1 1
i of lu,Il!tll ifl ,., v Tll,.,P
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,' Ill""'oul 'J eomniinsioii.-rs, tyv1'
j , cou,lt' surveyor. f rom this:
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? 'j11 l ""T tw' w,lli
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ed by the S.ato boa.d of heal.h.
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moriem exnmiuaiious lor coroiier a ' c uhuhhiik him
irnpiests, and attend prisonois in -people of several sections of our eoun
jaii, poor houses and work houses." j h'- 1' would bo the best day's woik
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Chatham Cou..-Vc announced last'
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mimmiii ii. in oin .ii in i- Lrp.ii i meut
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l iiance. a (Jistmguistieil .Noi thorn
milling expert, to test the coal tie- that wo-.iM ilo it I lie timiier ipies
posits in this county. We copy from ' lion in some sections is furring the
a recent issue of th Itateigh Xewa maltor to the verv s.-rious cotisid.-ia-and
Observer the followtiitr rt iative ; liu. of tin- pei.pl', and they will soon
borings were ma b- at the bottom of
these shafts to a further depth of":h) K'
feet. I he d-.Kcovet les art! very valu
able; even m.ue so, peihaps, than
was epected. It may now ut last
be definitely stated that vn have hod
of coal alrt-Hily discovered si;:!i.-;eut
to constitute a basis of suh' tauuai
tages, such as giand water-power,
proximity of linls of iron ore of la-iie,
iVc. Altogether it may jui. iy bo said
that tho result of this seaieh is of
incalculable value to ;he State."
A Chathainitc in Indiitna.
Cl AVTOS, Isi NA,
Dec. 1. 1SS4.
Mrt. Emron: I inclose for
which continue my paper another
year for I cannot afford to do w ithout
i', although I am taking tive otlor
papers. 1 was surprised, when I
teeliy and Iruihfuhv in tejai d to tl
republican party, for I
am one or
'hem myself (only I voted for St.
John this time). Then it looks manly
IK,l,!e " .vo11 lt' above party
: malice. &e. I wish I could wy s
l,lu"1' f,,r "T.ie of the lepubli.-aii and
, dcmocialic paper of our State.
. Oropa are pietty p.od here thi
fs,". ''os are jvttiii livo'.y
;"' ' the .leiuocrata have
' lu':' j'"if''X r-inblieiin
' have ceased inourninf,'. Xfe bare a
mue now now lor ine nrst. iiioiikii
it is not co'.tl elioug'h yet aud the f.vi
has been ve.y line and seasonable.
The tielils and pastures are gieen
with clover, timothy ami blue grass,
which makes stock look fat and slick.
One week ago I saw soveial apple
blossoms.
My best wishes to you and your
readers. Jon Root mm.
State ri'ows.
h-g. Remarkable to say the limb
never swelled and gave the old gen
tleman comparatively little pain. Ib
is almost well.
L'linbertou Robesonian: Mr. Dan
iel Ruie killed a black b ar near Yor
non, w hich v.eigli-i! -J'.I'd lbs This is
the first bear klile l in this section iu
many years. Mr. Reaman. of East
Roxboro News: Howard, son of
Mr. Henry CMavton. living about two
aud a nail lulled Ironi this place, slmt i
himself on the lst inst. He was'
sent to a neighbor's house I o borrow
a gun, and on his re urn he stepped
to blow in the bane! to see if it was
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the ocr-ui rence
of age.
H was ( leven years
j 15onufi.it Telephone. Mr. 1. E
Simiison hroiiL'ht an oyster to our
oflice, taken from his oyster farm in
North River hint week, which was
hard to leHt. l IichIh U wasmammoth
I in r-i.e imd the oyster when opened
i was found solid and ful. the vain..
; measuring (i inches in length mid
'ii'' hes in widlh. Mr. M. Chaplin
.unci a nog on i iiesnay u-i i momus
old, which weig hed, when dressed
' 50 1 pounds.
Mr. Ribr-rt
who went to
returned last
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week to then-old J.taminiii; ('round ill
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no doubt whatever now that he will
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j'" er on earth will ever again nubu-o
!n' L' '
(vr ho.rl lwo 7r" 1",(H j"
leumpee has returned to
.U""-,,T. ." will l-e-inue fanning.
Hi- Kiiv.t e fullv e 1 1 1 v i !.-, 1 IIihI.
in1 miv.i in- n iuiiv r mi iihtii i nai
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mul , ,, rJt IIllist f ,,
that our people cm, do as well as anv
others if thev will. '
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.Mr. Jones, is said to have iiloueheil
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''" vhsc.1 itainiiig gohl and
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mat ever wa-t. or coum pc. uone
..tone tor
the people, if they would "iigitatn" all
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iue leiices, as now n.'.eii, our. oi me
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the people1
would iisi
iij. ami prsnc ( power
Il'ive to do Po-.sictHlllg
li. 1., c. ii'il v c list mole in
i lie fences of
lic year than
all the stuck in the county is woith.
Wilmington I.'evii t: Mr. Simon
P":iiiie, ion, aged !Sl year.-., was run
over by a 'fight truiu goi:-g F.ast on
the Ci.rolin.i Central li'iii.ad, :-ear
Pidki at alioot ik:iii vestei day
sa l instantly kiiied. The engineer
saw the ih'cimc.l walking up. ill the
irack and blew his wl.i.'le. nhich
i-A.i.n il Mr. I'eiiibi iton to look over
Ins shoiii.li r, but he did not leave the
track, an ! ii' the bain was on a down
itde it .a impossilth- to stop it in
season. 1 In ileceaseil was ipl'.te
and he rni.;ht not have l.erd the
whi.-tile disUiiclly. His head wi
severed from h' I o.lv. Si 1 amhost-im-:i
report the recent !'.t.-:-i have
given the C.-qie Fear u ri;,e of alioiit
1- feel and lh.it theie is 110 w 11 pienU
if '.vaii-;-. which they think wiil con
tinue .hi. in;; the Winter. They re
poi I l.ir:. ipiantities of fn ight. esjie-.-ii'.ly
nauil s:..res, a .vailing tran.-por-
tiltioli to the city, which ld keep the
bo.it -t busy with lull cargots for
sonii-timc.
The
'erry.
llaloigh Xews ami Observer:
,,ke and huielle factory of S. I
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Iigh Point, was burned a It-w
nights since, causing a loss of .fli.'ini) clover to Mock and sebing another
Near Poientu, O Xeal township. j'tiint ity, he has mads seventy-1 .vo
Johnston county, last v.eek, a man b ishnls of clean seed enough to re
named Pulley shot Hi.d kiiied a man plant all his old clover land aud leave
naoii'il (l.Neill. I lie auditor t-s-ler.l.iy
footed up the charges, per diem
and inih-ngo, on acci untf tne meet
li;; of the ( leel oiiil I-. .!!( .'( here this
week. The total wa.li:: (id. Mr.
J. (J. L. Hariis has ripe appb's at his i
farm of the second (.rrowtli. On a lot i KaleiKh Chronicle: On hut S.I
south of this ol'iice a pear trcoiniuue V'.llii' '"""'"'"K court ho'n-e and
11 tilled with fruit of the third crop.
crop.
A Kii'gish parly of this .-ity wns
uke:l bv a friend in a ili.-tn.it city to
xetiil a list of iil the can. ii. l iti s for
Mie'iker of the house of coumioiji The
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cir.i.c meuiijers-i iHCi iionia ..e-.vs ami
Observer, and mitrkin-,' oul tue names
of the Republicans, si-lit tin- b-t s it
.Mood. Tin S-'Coiid Iti'im.-nt N
V. S. Ci , helil iifl bieiiuitl e! -c!i:n of
iii-Id olliei-r Thursday, at Wilmington.
Will -.am C. Jones, of Wiiu-inion. was
elected colonel. E. I''. Mediae, of
'hiie Hee.!, was chosen lientcnanl
colonel. W. S Cook, of I'ayelteville,
was elected major. The hue otViccr. :
of the l-'ouilii Regiment met id
Charlotte i 'hnrs.liy an I eh-et.'d the
following tield ollieers : .1 T. Anthony,
of t'hariotle. colonel : John C Tipton,
i-f Lincoliitou, lieiiteiisnl-c-iloiiel : W.
W. liiiviK, of Pineville, major. At
an election for field otli s of the
Third Ri giim nt. held a: W inston
Tin ii -sdav, t he follow ing woi elected ;
ilaiiies ) Glenn, colom!: J il Rarti
ar.l lieutenant cohuiel; Sainiel II.
Suii.ii. major. --On Monday a cur
! i.l,. ii. Iv fnli ..f tli.. I'.sl of the
arlieles comiosing North Caiolimi's
exhil.it at New Orleans left the N. C.
.1i,..r Tl iu it.iil.-iw f..mt.i..i i-os iii
all which have l. fl here wdli article.;
for that point. The hid car contain
.,f .....I Is. .ii.-Ii us
marbles, woods, Ac.
Statesville Landmark : The cai s
ot Ed. A. Ru.v and W. A. Anderson,
for killing J. C. iliilcr, Stephun
Rnrleaou aud Edward Hoi ton at a
mica mill.) in Mitchell co'.e.itv in Feb
ruary last, was taken up in the Supe
rior Court of Caldwell (lowlm-h county
tiie cases were removed) lit week
Ray killed Miller and Rurlesoii in the
mine, whih. Anderson killed lloiton
outside. A severance of the cases
was secured and that of Atideison
was coi-tiime 1 while Ray wni ot n
trial. 'I'lu. trial of Ray began Thurs-
day, after Judge Gilmer had overrul -
ed a motion f r continuance. Gen
C'lllett Leventhorpe was the foremsn
of the jury. When the Stale rested
its ease after proving the killing, the
defence announced that it would in
troil'ieeim witnesses, ami it introduc
ed none After the judge's charge
llie case was given to I lie jury at i
p. m on Tuesday '2nd inst At 5."t
it came in with a verdict of
manslaughter. At Spin the solicitor
picJ judgment, and Judge Gilmer,
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ilreme senlence of the l.v,
twenty
years iu the p iiitentiai y .
The ile-
i feme gave notice of appeal and the
I juik't) tiled bail al $10,000. Thus is i
I justice uain defeated. This infernal I
I scoundreil. who has in bis time killed ,
u hiimiiu neuigH, snotim lib nangeo
a high as Raman. Yet, after a f-'
ems Hervicc in the penitentiary, hi-
; will pardoned out, and will btalk ovei
j the land killing more people. Th
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I baranee of JudK" LmicIi are etjunlU
reni.vkab! l)r. L .arrived l..-n-
last S itiiiiluv eventiiLf iibout, sunset..
on his way to Washington, lb
ii 1 1 .j ii rici I (i lieing hlill siclc, his
complexion
was of a yellow l,m,
and he appeared tiuite debilitated
tie came here from Trap Mill in u
I covm ed ;,'. m, w ith the curtains
jilinwn down on the sides and ends
lie made the most of the ti ip btreU'h
ii-il out in the bottom of tint wai'oii.
J)r. York stopped at the Commercial
I louse, and ditectlv ail
use. ai.il ilitecllv alter suiipi i- re-
Mreil l") los room anil went to
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i Chnilntte Observer: Vhen th
; train ..n the Carolina Central loa.I
nr" 1,1 tl,,! ;1 tl' "",r"i" "
tl- 4th , it hnd on I-,tr.l t.r, pssenK-e,
8"ul o'""""" t 1''
team anil hal alii-hitv reae-,ei it?
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lust iie.'ii nation. iiinieait pashet.ei
WM jrs MftlT Vanderli,,. of HulTalo
Nw orl and
New York, and "lie had died in her
berth about two boms befora the train
reached Charlotte. The ilect-Br'ed
ladv was a consuuiptive. and had bevu
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hope of neiK-htiiiLr her health. She
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The paitv took the sleeper for
Ciiaih'tte, and bIioi IIv after the j
joiirii y had commenced, she sutTun d ;
a an. Id. 11 relapse which rapidly grew :
serious At Hainlel it was evident j
that she was dying, and just as the I
tutu, ucared Km kiiiKham he breath- !
ml her last. At the Central Ilott P
yesterday was seen a genuine Chinese ' built of brick, was otaliy blown awav.
merchant whose mtiiie is J Sing. Ilo lwve cadots, ho weie dismissed fiom
was richly dressed in full Chinese cos-j the Inalitiue Tuestlay for having
tiiine, und wiison Ins way to Netv j powder in their possession, are sup
Oil -ans where himself ami 11 friend 1 posed to have caused tlie explosion.
will set up business of some sort dor- j
inf.' th Exposiiion. lie talked pret-, Forty years' expeiience. in every
ly not .l l-'.i.glish and was ns polite iu , ehuie on eaith, has jiioved Avi-rV
his manneis ns a i-'ienchman, and 1 'lu rry I'ectoial lobe the most reliable
ill In t seem olVetiili-d when li. X. remedy fore Id . coughs, and all lung
Sunt'. Iri.-d to hire him as a hiundiy j disases. Neglected colds often be
ni.in. He wore diamond, and said e uie incurable ailments Deal with
he was win th tfT'i.tiitil. --The old them in time, and preven their he
idea of raising a little eottou on the coining deep seated in the system.
farms and buviue; all other HiipplifK, j .
including seeds for planting, is ra, id ; W; II- Wsketield V l'o.. of (Jreens
iv dying mil. among the bu rners ,,f 'boro'. X. C. dealers in Hardware and
this countv. at least, and they mo Machinery, iuvii" Mie citizens of
dueling upon a new re('ime. Thev : u' examine th. ir lai ge and
:ir- reversiiiir tho ordei of limes mul complete st tick, which will be hold
are farming to sell and not to buv.
In this new movement Mr. John
Wadsworth, of our citv, seems to be
taking llie lead. Two acres of cotton
was ail llie l.-tml he ilevoteil to that
staph- this year, but instead he jut
down as much of h.s farm 11s he could
1 sp ue in clover. The result is. that
uftttr f.-filini' lurge amount of the
couple of wagon loads ol need for
him to sell. His clover crop cost
nothing' scarcely and there wus CO
per cent, more profit iu it than iu cot
ton. 'J'"' " illiamatoii, aiailiu .-..iii.lv,
wan destroyed t
tire, top-t! it with
ill the books, dockets, pspi-is, and
records of the count y. Two oiisoneis
were barely recued from the ilames.
The fire was thoit'.'ht to be the work
of an incendiary. Williamst-m seems
to be nnfortnt:Ste. N it ipiite a year
ago it suffered severely from a veiy
h--astrous liru. - The editors from
llie Northern atid New E:i;;latnl
States who passed throuK'h here last
I hursday and Fiiday on I heir way to
Yiiichiiid. which is beii.; estal lislied
..n Shsw's Ride, iu Moors county,
slatted homeward to-day. Tl.ey were
iileased wilh tint Stale and their
. . ......... ... ....... .,11, ... ,o,l
.,.,.,, , .,r..lf,,,,
to timid (Mltai't-fl diiriiiL' the nresent
' .
winter. .e ei al of them have sec.ireil
lots for their fliellds w ho it is hoi'ed,
.1 -.. . .... . .. .'. .
win ;no eii'ct ih-bi coiiau'cs i.-h htii.
- Some weeks aco the residence
of
Mrs R. F. Jones, five mi:B from
Raleigh, was burned. 'Ihr I:!'" was
ihought to have been of tu 'elidiai v
oiigin. b.:L up to yii.telda,' no clue
had been btained as to tiie (.oiilly
party. Y sic-day morning Mr .las.
' Alston, a relalis of Mis. Jonss, found
; house of a white wo.m by the
' ,"""' of Sarah Dennis, who lives on
the premises, a lo' of silverware and
""her things belonging to Mrs. Jouc
r" supp..-d to have b.irnrd iu
' the tire. Mr A!-:im comm. 'need to
I ipiestion her and a vntnal a. knowl-
; edgement of Ihe billlilligof the house
was the result. She was brought to
. , .
Raleigh this morning mid lodged 111
.. . i i 1-..'.
1 111
rdilesiL'lit to see her sittintr therewith
a very sick eigbt-niontlm-oll baby in
tier arms.
with another little child
shout two years old sitting by her
side She secnH to bo destitute,
degraded and probably demented;
and owing to the si. ktiess of her baby
she wiil be sent to the work bouse
H.id kept theie until it recovers, when ;
further investigation ill be uia.U a,
t,, her guilt. The New York News- I
' paper Union is establishing a branch j
tiu Charlotte for the manufacture of!
patent outsides. There is a very
Urge number of tuxuhle persons iu j
the State who pnvno taxes ; and manv j
; more who do not pav their proper!
share If taxation were eouah.td
Rtui ,0 assessnients more rigidly
ma. In in nil tne court ies. I hose who
now -pay their f, ill share of taxes would
not have to pav more, and yet the in
come of the State woul.l be enonnous-
lv incren.ed. and nobody would know
. . , V ...I .....
....j., ...cm. ... in .....,,.,,.. ...t. ......
la eolleclnii.
msehllicrv would le a
bcitelit.
Man."
I From Hi" luilelgh Sew. an. I OtMorvur.
Go west young man l'h to Kan-
huh and plant corn. It wili pay very
handsomely if the Kansas folks tell I
i (hn truth. " A commitiee from that-'
j state have been trying to get lower'
j Juu.s (() .;'HSiPni ,llu, li,.ts ;
, tt,i js tilf, ,vuv tj1(v ... . a, j
prer.ont, t ho marl.ei s are so low and
j .. f , , ;lu,iHn , R ; K(J
t!i;il t. average Kansas farme
high I
,..,, .',i;,, .. i.,.i...i ' .,. l. .
jt.,,rn and Scents a bushel for his
wheat." We assume that this is ap
proximately collect ti cents for
corn and '!" cents for wheat ! No
wonder these Kansa peop;e want
otluil a to ciituo out and help them
eat their surplus but wi.at will the
North Carolina boy do when he jjets
there T
Itiu ii nf Com in ehruvkii.
I .w....
111 "v Vnot Ntbraska
lMlrIiit P()rt; ,,. furi. T,.,.v j
have ligu.rd the matter out to theiV !
own satisfaction and are confident
thai it is cheaper to burn com than ;
il ist " h "' "'
! c,,a! is wort h in that Sa.e alv.t.t i'i
.'" I'wliei and com does not llnd
a read r wale in the rural markets for
more than VI cents. Kxperiments :
have show n that two bushels of com
will ioduce more warmth than one;
bushel of coal, and farmers are thus ;
binning the former and saving them-
selves the trouble of hau.ing it to I
... . .? ,
I " mavTing tm. coat i.umo
aifain.
again
i .
Tl, ..i ,'i.. i-:..
linnin Militarv Invto ,.. r
: was blown up last Thursday nitriit.
The magazine contained .V10 p-muds j
of cannon ponler, and the explosion .
was terrific. Windows of the Insti- '
tute were shattered and lights put!
out, and housis in Lcxiugtun.fi mile'
away, were shaken ti the fouuda j
lions. Tho um-'ame. which was i
astonishingly low. Their Wakefield
"k Stove is the nicest and tpiicl:
. 's.t baker on the market. Agents foi
sva.ls.vortii. .ilarlinez Langmaii s
Pure Ptvi.ared Paints, every hIIoi.
glial ant. -ed.
aA.S.itt'in i.r tliiclih an. I in4rrlHft. Iiiai.rt.il
rn. Ol'liuarli. iliiiif;e.l Mivfii .-,..i. n lino.
nitr.wi it -oil lam.-ai rHiik, n., .n ib
laib -r N .n-mLi-r, !, l.y l.i-v i s. William-.,
Mr. Wii.i.ii, T liui.M i i:. f..nnrly ..f I'in.li. ro', V
I'., li. Mla i. 11. 1. II. lilLLAU.
IUItWAI-.II-WATSIlN.-4t III" ho.Kl III ri!ln
I'iirii'. N, C. i.l. I In !l;h InM , Lv Fir v. M S. Kai loll,
Vr. o. II. im nil' , .it I in r li. i'liiuiiy, in sir.-..
Mi...aiii:i i: WAIS iX, ..F Llllill.UIII,
l:onn;sor -m:i.I.IKK.-Iii I'lunlmin iMunty.
N.i'.i.n llu lii.h Iiim- , Lt V.r M. Il.l.lwln. Mr.
s. M. Ki.blus.is. ..r oraii. i-.ur.i-f, l. Ml.. Mnv
Mu.t.ixLs, of i li.il.i-.ni Mini).
THE
i:ri.irtil F..r TilK I'.E. i.M) l-y
WYA 1 T T A V LOR.
l.tloi I'.llt A exM M IMrl.lN V,::i;i II STS
No. 1J Si.uili hl.to tlnriln St.,
llAi.Kiiiii, N. i. lnvmnl i-r V. I AM.
COITO.1 MAUKET;
iliKi'l M..llne, . -in,
VM.I1111C . M
S rl.-l 1. ... Ml iaiilK, - ,
Main-., . ho
wiloi.RSAl.KuitoiT.r.Y MAi:m;r
lie.
- r.muc. un n.-mr. s. c .
10, 'lnl.
s; ,'.
li-.ilk strl)..,
I'l.iiv;t...'i lianis
l.iirl-
i; , i .
i 7
lifsl r.flue.l, SS?!'. Sufi.t,
I i.K.liy. I. t .i.l lv.,, I 5
M "Ih .i lrl-l la.-li.H,
Mi w i r-.p Ciiha. 3i In l.-l A.j,i,
Prii... Vjfl'Ji lunuT.
2.I.VJS !
silL-ar- I kb-.,
V -u .. r .if. hi, ..n..
l'iS.i'-i
14 ! J" !
l'tersl Tu. !
. I.riliillaml.
' t I-.rk.
; crtc.
inftil , ii.-i'l.
lin.i.-iiif lo. new llrn.u Tir. Illi
'
It. Tlio.fi (.i i.'iv, ar for Inrio La...
New Aiht-rtisenicnts.
1 TOIX SALS !
A good HORSE and BUGGY fn
s:ilc CHEAP. Apply to
Rr.v. J o. Gl'THRiE.
Kmi'oi ton. N. C.
n-.-. ii. i""i. j -..
PITTSBORO'
Scientific Academy,
FOR ROYS AND GIRLS,
jui-aisii srssios nrr.s-i hm-hv 12, 1SS5
i (,,, n uT. J.nuarv n-.li, Ih- II. t Trrm. uutxr
' i'"'"' ' ,rr,"" ''J1- ,'"''," ,
pn-ar, f:ilU- f'-r C"lli ST . i.r f"r tlii.li-.i'Si. Il n..-
T-r I. f.i.. lal Invrii. ii'.u In Hi" s. if n. fo. wra
l.ll.i art . atiln.'l.. ktiii... .' . Alii S -Ifiiiiif),' ainl
HlHU.'l.ill If.'-.tlM-f. -.... ..It Pll
liarK"
v n .'.,iiiiilnlif'l
m .. I'nin.in.. an.i i.ra.iu
' 'a'j,.'i..'..i i..ui.. F. r ymingia iif..iiaiin.i fr
, ;.r'-
FiikII-Ii liran. hi-.. 116 l a in, i.ri fk. Kr.in-1
11,... knfl'iiii; f. f-.'-lt fitra
.ii.n.1 .-ia im
mily. H'-ar-l In li-wn. ii i.. n pri iiciiiil,. i.far u..
t. ii. i in 1 mill. nni'Hl'l In . ian.f. ai. Su.
a! Ihf nil-1'll. -if ihf iHrni. su.a ,n: ai. ii'iiif.- ,
.. in f n'.fr .r. loi-.l.-. K.-r (.a'-u.-inari.. an-l rf f.r
hi'f. ft' n..n o-aif. H.l llf.i I
I,i-i.ioi.-ll. '
li.- n itH4 it... I
'son
'Pimn fPriM
00 u
C. F. & Y. V. R'Y CO. !
To take elT. ct Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1884 !
in v kx.-i vr srvuv. i
irmii ..i.if; N'ii-ih
. ,-iiln O- In.: squill
I Maii'
'at. iarf r
M.il ft l'a5..nciT. ;
l..vp, n e. in Hfiiii.tivilic
" 3 in' a. in l-iivriii.. 111...
t n -miirorii,
t.i unit.
I', H SI1.T,
7 s-1 l.il.rriy,
, . 47 a. m.
4 "0 p. m.
1 :tf.
li is
i i .
n M a. m.
v.tu
Arrive, K 4.". iinftninn.
mnil, ,nVl. a v ,, , ,, i , .a frpsf,' -1
;..r.lrii. n.i.ki-
.-I leu ai Si, i.r
s s Momos. . ,,
t.Q'1 I'..!.. AgOUl.)
JKO. M Rosf .
"(Jo West Youii'
IXew Advti liseincnlH.
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity nt homo it not alwavi the hi-nt
tost i( mi-rit, but we xiiit iroii.Uv in ihe taut
tliat u ulnar iiiniin-init l.ii '., for Itm'lf
lucli unlv.rwil H.in.l.:itiii;i in itx own t-ity,
slitle, auu country, ami muuiig all iieunle, as
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
1'lie f.illow!i:i li-tl. r from onvnf our lK.t.
known .MBwu lnin.tiii pnnisui ulioiilj Ixi of
ll.toium turvciysuUun-r:
RHEUMATISM.
lii-l an ullack of
l(ll...iiiulli. ... an.
wre that I coulil not iii'.io lr.,iu 1 1.; hod, or
Ur. -w. witkma lirlp. I iri.-.l wn-i.il rumts
ilif wilhout inii'-h if any n-lii:l, until I took
Am k's Sim wv.nii.i.A, hv the u. ul to
I'otilos of D-liirli 1 wiw cniii-ti-jjr ciiie.1.
Uuvm ol.l lxrj;- qu.'UiMI,-. ..f uur Sahka-r-AKii.LA,
and It still retain, lia wonih-iful
poiulmity. 'I'lit' inmiy m-utilit can:. It hu
rir.i-tfil in tin. ti'jiii.iv cuiiviiiiv iiiu that It
Ii. l!o.a beta blood moliciiic u.vi ullurd to lb.
'''" K. T. llARKIIi."
U:vi-r St., Iluckbml, lliui.. May 13, 1
SALT RHEUM-
ovirwcr In tli lwcl!
I'nr.rf-t I iiriuirii. io,i
nan toruvt, ;un,tv vmu before bit rcti.oT.I
ti l.o.-ll aitlirti-d Willi NhII KI.fuim in it.
wor.t. lo.iii. Itfi ulr-c-r.-itioiiH ai.tuallv cnvird
more than lia i tb nirtnc, Ins txj.lv mid
limb.. p untiielv rurnd bv Aim's
Sahmm-aiiii.i.a. Sow c'rrtilicute lu Ayer't
Almanac lor lrK.1.
1'RM-AKHl UV .
Dp.J.C.AyeriCo.,Lowcll,Mas8.
Sold by all Pruijtsi ?1, bit botlln for li.
HURRAH FOR
CIJIUSTMAS!
OLD SANTA CLA1JS
II AS ONCK MORE MADE
HIS HEAEQUAKTEKS
i l. mm STORE!
aud he IS leaving
A GRAND DISS. LAY OT
DOLLS Wax, China und talking,
TKUMPE1S, CHINA TOYS,
UN TOYS, WO JDLN TOYS
aud all kind ol TO I S to suit young
folks. Also a beautiful lot of
i'ANCY OOODS, JU1UCKETS,
WALL POCK LIS,
ULACKIN0 CASES,
IDUFSSINO CASES,
I TOILET CASES.
WORK POXES, SHELL Ll XE i,
V tUTTNU DEiK.S, ALLlMS,
1 !'-.n i Km. HANDSOME CAKDS,
j all kinds of CHINA VaSES,
aud a great many other things to
PLrlASH iilK iOl'XG FOLKS.
y; , A pi;y.sl.;M' to suit
, . ,, . .
! ".V'. 'W "' J'oui'g- itio IT big,
at LONDON 3. and very cheap.
Ho is ottering special low prices to
ilhurchi'S ami Sunday schools for
THEIU CHRISTMAS TREES.
He had a nice block of
CAN DY TOi'S, FRENCH aud
PLAIN CANDIES, NT 13,
1UISINS, CURRANTS,
CITRONS, DATES, PRUNES,
FLOS, APPLES. ORANGE s,
LEMONS, COCOAN UTS,
CAKES, CRACKERS.
CANNED GOODS
of every description,
REST CREAM CHELAE.
PINE APPLE CHEESE,
PLUM PUDDINGS,
MINCE MEAT, OAT FLAKES,
iu fact every thing nice to cat.
A FEW FIRE WORKS.
LONDON has also i
other slock of good.-!
dded to Lis;
and he can
' furnish you with anything you wish
hi mo very lowest prices, i iiiue earij .
l
Do not wait for the rush! and you
will be be better acconiuiudatod !
Mctrv Christmas to voii all!
Con" and see
! W. L. LONDON.
Pin or... N. C, Dec. 11, 1SS4.
A. k. KASIilN. M. . RAMOS. A II SL.XMMS.
! FAYE'ITEVILLE. N. C,
j WHOLESALE GROCERS.
i Al!'U 3. Isr4. It
CITOR'S N'OTTCF.. -HAV-
i i lia:
ai-'l, 1 lu-ri-Ly ii-itey .ill ix-rfoim tii-liltnt .'lalin. :
.ti.-tiii.i ii,. ful l .lis'isli'iii t piiiii.lt 'In- -mne li.
I i ni- 1 :-- l lio Jo'.l. N'.vi-nl i-r, livti. i
S..V. 111. 6M. JAMKSW. KIH11.KUAN.
Ccmmissioners Erpcnses.
3N ACCOR1HNCE WITH SEC
a u,.ii7is.tTtifi'i.i!i-. i.l n iM.iE.i'i. ik. it tne
l,a.iniif iviiuiy iinninl!i!.iiiersiirl li.iliain cunty,
.l.i li.in-l.y i-erilfjr that U.i' r.ll-wlti I. a true ana
oirrwl Hiaienifnl F- r llie rear cnillnK Ki.v. inti.
IhHi. i.F ilif ainmini. Item, nint naiurc nf all inm
ru....i4ii,.ii an liifil In ilif lii.ar.1 to th. nniniiK-r
in. Hsu nfvi-o.ii) . .... .I.-- ..u...... i ....
wan In ..'.Mini, an.l tlio .U.tan-'f lrarelp,l
l.y l Iii
lllflinifrh rni-l'is'llviilr In altfiuillnj tlio
flllll. .
T.i c. It. s.rr,
Kur 2" .Ihj'm a- ..ininiwi.l.'iipr,
3 ' im nimlii-p C. lillnl'lrp,
- 1 " ..ii ll...ir. ..F .1ii'Hll'.ll,
' I al M'N.r.-'s l.i lU.
' 5 al I run Ini.'li ' Hrl'lfte,
i'..in.iiiliu tai IIhI f.-r 1KM,
IlOolVI'Ilt fflH. ll ... I'.,
4" nilltw uavollpil.
M (HI
it mi
3 IM
6..H1 I
41. Ti I
1 ti
as. tm
T.I W. II. HATCH.
Fur 'if. dav. a. pniiiinl-..li-ner,
7 - ...i fliiMni- :'iiiiitililpf.
i i.n n.iMi.l r.. lu.-alli'ti,
1 al Mit-.rii'. llrlilKi-,
" M lnlli liavi'llisl,
' C'ini.iillrK 'a II"'
' ('..iiiiiiIhkImi. a. imn-haplng aitfiit For
..Kir-li..inie (liu t'i.Uag pari ni lS3),
r.-! 00
is no
i no
1 mi
SMI
SV.KS
8U.0U
IV3.7H
ToJnie. A- Won,
F"l' T7 rtav. a. inii!iW.!nr,
' A on Klnaii'S i-onitnlttpp,
- 1 ' i.n 111 anl ul IUlu.all.iii,
Vi " i m UrnlKi-a.
l-imiac...
:hih mill'. iravpllort,
Uuni-uilntt tax ll.t tor 1S4.
m no '
6.)
M ul:
i4ni
jl
u." j
TU NxM a In (fHflnn V (lay.
No. 3.. IW4. ii. L. B IXLINE, clerk
H. T. CHAPIN,
DKUGCZST,
riTTsnono', n. c.
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet and Faney
Articles. Trusses, Garden Heed,
Cigars, Paints, Oils, fie. '
Praiw-rltiini i-nri-rully ciimpouudwl day or Bib4i
April 10, liWA. ly
Visitors to
11 A I K (r II
SHOULD CALL ON
Grcrge T. Stronaoh
WHOLESALE (lllOCER,
tin. 14 Marlln Rirrmt,
RETAIL (JR0CKR,
K". 9 MHi kot kihI 10 3Jm tin Hu-m
To my oM fUHtoinnrn hik) rrl'nla I Iiqva nlf M
ny (tune ami hhs iiiu at iny nirt ami 1 will
i rout you Juhi a.- (f(rtl (f.nly ihr- lilHakutr wl ftwdt
nn n "t t.n liHiKl - nt l ili't in il)i'itirti unim, wku
wp hii'I ft!l Die hu-int"r hiiiI out biinrtt uf bh iim.
1 linve a Very lur' Hn.ck f hmvy (tnrlm.
300 bbls. Sugar, 138 sack
Coffee, 1 00 bbls. Mackerel,
84 bbls. Molasses, :5
tierces of Lard, 200
bbls Flour, 'MUM lbs. Hams,
MEAT, MEAL, Etc ,
15 loss Tota 50,090 Citan,
cheaper than the clienpetit, etc.
PRICES CL'RRENT SENT ON AT'
PLICATION.
j Our Retail Store, under charge of
WAYNE ALLCOTT,
linn ovi.ryililnu, ami fruni Hvory Hldii, sin u
;rAtUint-il un bi-rurlnu ihr- .prvli'nt. ol n Uua
Hiiil L-Mii.il -l u JUilitK nt K""'l-' our foneral io
i.f CANNED i.iiHII.S, t'HEKSR. I.AHI), HAMS,
Kl.OCK. HAKIMi I'O.VIIKIIS. OOLII mill 81I.VF.K
mills, H l iT.1. nt.. ur I KAN. ro .t.kcu nt by
i.ur cuhti .rr.i-i'H am ilio U-hI on ill. Itttb-IU m.rk.i,
I'Hi'inlulv -.lii. fri-Mii-i-i. Ih nnr 'nilr .u.ck all
bnvini; broil purrlm-i-l Blm-i- AL'OI'ST l.i, IB4.
St-pt. ib. IBM. IllM.
While in Raleigh
GO TO
The Square Dealing
Clofc ana Shoe House,
J. M. Rosenbaum's old stand,
S- E. ciirnr Faynttevllle aud llargolt au-Mta,
Where you will find a large and well
assorted slock of
CLOTHING.
HATS,
SOOTS AND SHOES,
and at lower prices tbau any other
House in the State.
CALL AND RE CONYINCED.
Septaniuurt'i, IbHt. Dm.
M. T. S'i:!:ls, I W. C. NOKBIS,
Late ot N..rnn, Wyatt 4 Laic nt Norn.. Marconi
Taylor. nrlfflo.
M. T. Norris & Bro.
Who buocooiI Npi'ls, Wyjiii ac Tnylor at ibolr U4
HlHIlll,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
GOMrrllSSIOH MERCHANTS,
No. Ki Exchange and No. 15 East
Martin Streets,
HALEIQK, 3M. o.
YE CARY A LARGE STOCK
which we offer to the trade at
very low juices.
VW W. give SI'EtTAl. AT I ESTION lo the .al. o
OOT'l'ON,
kl.kf.Hlii.al Iiirii .-si rli'i-M mill i-i.iurn. at nnr
l'r.-.IU'V H..I-I mi ri'n"nis,l..ii nt .iiihII .'hartr...
I.il'uri.1 H.lviui.-i'i iiia,'.t".ii lii.iiiin Htiireil witb a..
Al-ll'.H LT l'H'H.-''. lilllllli..
Ai'tiiH i.r l'iic. nii'Ui' Siim.i- ri.ii..tiato.
A;i'lita fi'l' Vli.ll UiovU Oli.liii.
Aui fur tin- . i l.-i.riiteii hu.uowhII CnltoB TlnW,
till- KIliK nt 111.' .'.lUnn tlmil.
Jmiu.ry IT. l84.
FIRE! FIliE!!
lie Prudent and
HSUBS M PROPERTY!
IN THE
I C. HOME INSURANCE CO.
This company has la-en in micce-
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All kinds of Huildinen inBuml at
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IX. A. LONDOXtJ,
Agent.
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