j . ! ' -it
s
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tJmnuJt f u.;ZSK wriMom wuwn vjc 9pmnwca a at tnowa to m perfectly
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Cor; StoiiSgm StIMiSroV N. C
Mil "I - 4 I I SMIItlM j v. v.-
Sri ftgyatead, Sail
UJAIKS KXCLU8ITJBXY IN
, I! I I I M kL. I Id : ft- M . . a ...
Fertilizers,
i, Chemical l?o. i Peravlan Gaano, Bone Dnst
tei-y. 'tf rmsster. Si r? r ; :
Clothing for Men and Boys,
Clothing for Men and Boys,
Clothing for Men and Boys
Clothing ! for Men and BoW
: ? AT WHTTrnhrr'a J f
DOSjlEYBATTLK,
.kuuiiuacrarer 01 me Peruvian tioano & Bone Fertilfeer.
Kd iter. I ud all vast urbors. "TwoaU W
intrt4aoi iniD, taibetion,i of
T
' 5 Wter Slwjt, NORFOLK, VA.
fcadtto tStet lf builditr Mporta
fab.6-8m
AttBOBO', If. Q,
Change oflSchedale
NOTICE.
AJL . WZflTJUOUiL S. J;
JULWHJTLOCK'S
AT WHXTLOCKS.
AT.WHtTLOCJTS.
Omem Boxbt Co. Coiocimiovku,
Tarboro, N. C Ju. 23, 1870. i
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t i ,.. . . I
um w ums, oeen eieotea
National Sank fa2Kakh. Wos
nan wifl oome, sMoiallr.-when the
Vi.XMwaJ:-:-."
-'r--- . 'ww,
' r -.tuyP 'i
Tbe Senate. censtujL still pxeb-
Mjpati,bj which tandbtt.
tarntnt of thepm., U
- "?f5 ro I
ouxces ot tne country
-
atexproof Cloths in JHfie, black, browj
ndso
'jesi
Ladi!
Unr reform Gorerner
Jarris sett
a nettle example Jby refusing to in
habit the palace and:doing without
a $600 clerk. Thia replaceg in the
treasnry manj thonsaaf ,dollart.
1 .. 11 a. tnr
Our
last Jineennar notje tor a
fence or a dog law from the present
legislature has been snotnerged in
the gulf of despair JAf: they, al
ways " dothe State deb), they will
"leate it to the next legisiaWe.''
A column prrijuAr su-
taintd a heavy defeat Itdvlest from
an Attack f the hostile Zulus in
ouWAfncd5tapyBun is
deeyrWe!ittSer"e10;".
EdV E. ' S&ampsT, JEsi been
elected -Phairinaii of ejoard of
Directora of the PenifTrtfiry. . Jhis
is an horior du to his?reat merits.
ButU chief qualicatibn u derired
froni'thi Yaci'that Edited
the XA4B0&0 SoCIHBilSJCB.-
-- ' - - --1
H t ' j - ' u j i ' ? it
The penate! seems : tp king fire on
the bill to abolish Prjot err. In
this inatter the HousV better in
- is
fonded;if the deeirea.ore people. I
A n3wronic Jiagfs
combemarltfhrehleasf dI ought
to beaboliflhed and baaiiled to bid
monllain earii 1 .
i gaBWaWBeaMBWaalBWeaaWlaWaWBlaa -m
An'd 'the .litle ' ebttnty -,'6f Sorry
stepped ,op and drew 5StiU56 out of
the gtatf jWTOjfMfifii'
ontsideit Iviiitteav r';Uide ;therilaw
neither: jdiota, th bliBdf3Mr deaf
antes are provided for outside the
Asylum. TJnlew tefegulature
tops this matter in some way. the
treaanrj;vr ii - a broke institution.
Scalpel jjentlemenf sealpeL f :
Teacher in Sunday school to pu
piL "Bub, whafis thr chief end
ani aim of the aTerage'mpdern leg
islator?" :"fS't'lz. 'S i-' i
Pupil. To so .mere as to get
limaalf 'mlamtmA 'a,nir.A A. in An mm
ear'notbing as posso!ehenct)
nothing objectionable."
, Teaiher.j9Xo ": they, , thep, do
f t nothing for J&e goojitaof-the ' peo-
'ple ?'!- r: n s ltar '
MNetir';:,2'--f:? I-""
"What, never?" J$Lju
"Weil, hardly everT:!.,
, Major f 7epniSEorgelhar'd,
Secretary ')fftpe jfecGed in Bal.
eighpm Saturdayi 15tb. of
congestion? ;ofi the i livCr in the
fortyvseVenth x years ef hie ag. lie
was Vnee president of Tarboro
and CleVafandAMa8ter! iniquity for
the mWmtJifjff1 Fjft'sFMw
from ChApel'icil.V thQagh: a native
of Mississippi and t serVecU with
North Carolina troops during the
war. Daring "'life fiewai better
Joufpalf axj caentia) pf pcJ5.i ta
1855 he married Mary llxt,h-.
ter ardh.W.?ddtFenWMti
who, wifh four children, jinryivea
him. .:iiH; t
fcatrtt-8 1 . -2 .ISO? isioxiM
1 dW to itmlidr tfc wort
mil o aek ztkl af f4t amm
to any UUm fi ih sroiWMd
mm mim kitou id ut . nuim tMM
m 063Wi
.sow
S-
rH
ImlttM Hare tUiattT.MiriiLlP0...- lBmed. to aid
f
.f
voor committee fef Krm I
jt-, their conriction. ha. notW
whict tbe State bad,arigbt to expect!
'Tl ?ftAll5fltofi? W
option ,tla the indicious inaiiagH
en. 01 us own a&airs bj a prudent
businegs inan applied, to tbw inatita-
tion would sare tbouaands to the
Unque.on4bJy "theTe ' hat
&"aig
" m uitr present law. r'art- I
V ie mctwiat the Sapenntendent,
tne Mai
a! CIa. 1 1 1 .a -w-i
VUt
A);
are been in the habit of I
-id grey. . a , , f
i ahwi a tnr inaieB--e: r.
tn-n&tr,. ,v;n fc fiO cents, out i niJT&uB,
maVino- T.n.KtflJU-narftntee. I Cellar and Cuff BOTtmo
fact as yor committee beHeye
the Superiatendent, with all his aplen
did abilities, seems
developed - ideas of
to hare no well
economy. "Tour
committee are of tbe
opinion that it is
neceasarr to re-oifranize and turn over
a new leaf. They therefore respect
folly recommend the passage of the
bill herewith presented, and hare a
strong hope and confidence that it
will save to the State tbe snm of
twenty thousand dollars per annum.
We respectfally.inTitt the atten
tion of those exchanges, whehave
seen nothing in Dr. Orissom save
things of perfection, to the abort.
Literary eminence (fide Hamsaend
-Grissom controversy) is all rery
good in its place. Bot the Soper
intendent of the Asylnm, supported
by tie pteple, should understand
some little about domestie eceaoatty.
Use the sea)pel,f gentlemen of the
legislature. Be noi deterred by
the cry of the anti-reformists of
"bogus economy, etep" Tht people
are with yon for every dollar yon
save the oppressed tax-payers. ;
We have received Dr. Grissom's
report of "Affairs of the Insane
Asylam" to the legislature. He
claima that from 25 to 28 per cent,
ef -the patients admitted, have been
returned cured and 59 per cent,
mieh improired. : The average" du
ration of.jthe disease before their
aiaionwae.8i years. Heaaya:
' ' I respectfully invite your attention
to the fdeftaOs of the Treasurer's report
of expenditures for thej last fiscal year
ending December 1st, 3L8?9, amount
ingto 16335.06. It is a ommo
mistake to suppose that the prevision
account comprises the bulk of . the
necessary expenses. On tbe contrary
it is less than one-third. 7
The several expenses; may be classi.
fied under the following beads :
Grot Amount Per Captia
Provtaiom.
Clothing and Fur
niture H e didoes and
fl7,12.21
$61.60
t
8.3IU7
11.90
BltaanleoU. 2,142 88
Wood and Coal 6.237.82 -Building
doRepnirt. 8 6R. .
7.70
1884
31.29
76.87
MAtenax
2.08
2.22
97
Farm, Grounds &
Qardeu, -Stock
A Forage.
Postage, Stationery
& Printing. '
Frrtgbt, Hauling ft
Insurance. . j
Sxpenses of Direci
tors.
8.48
. 2JT1
1.82
The remainder of aboot $1,000, has
been used for ministerial services,ined
ical attendance, funeral expenses; nee
of seerage ($100,) tobacco' for ;pa-tients,-
teltfgrama tod -sundry :naU
Now theitemof ;fr)itagn5Sta
tionery W$?U.tf&&
counted for by tho doctor ; y t
The -large amount for (postage,
$587.00. inclnded under the head oi
postage, stationery, and printing, will
be tmderstood, when (you remember
that there have been during the past
year 320 patients in the institution
(278 being simply tbi daily average)
that xnaay of - these are in constant
correspondence . with jtheir friends t
borne, while the superintendent is In
oozual..eoiTespononce with .their
fAmiUea, and ,at .the : ssuneu "tinse jnh,
the authorities yof tliQtxmjitM ln re
gard to the Wtsidef insane, as ifeU.as
their friends aad to !who'm are' fur-
iuabdd nlsotbe bbuuc'forms ofapbli
catioaa for Amission, jin order that
79.41
17.64
861.80
(43.79
866.60
thUteof Kortlr
ObnTntion' of
to
tb moiint of
tfty -tbrwtwd dol
tstw held bj Mad oompanr ; now
. r r i : r .tjt
Um eomsktioii. fcfa raJ
tllrbe.
i iiuw, uuRBiiir. ,uu ina ami N.
a ootapadTl,lA lUIeigh Bulwar Ooipany
I Mha.ll . . I -t"
' - . w
JMnMr MOl State th OHO htm-1
rtMiii ai i . I
in
onlT .be saed:fo thd pQTchaae of iron
and other material ecessarr for the
completion of aaidxoad.
"t iwL? iaa?oaa. ' t
VfaJ5 - .ball bo in f owe
readil raeognixed
b7 xekdtrt s : the WiMiamton
& OVberi fiailrd :
' . i. - " , ITT- - r v
00n Wot on
escu'tcheon of the Statute bockr
Irtirhiie ttwi: 'dot exl
pendin - S labor oM
ueen niiowea 10 grow up m
pintt, the bridges to decay ao d the
w w wiueu uj rams.
A.
ghert historr of the road hit not
-
I Cellar and Cuff Bnttcrr.o, . I
I , lelry, Neck Chains, BraceleU, SfcV, UJ. ' -
The State issued bonds to assiux
the "company to build the road and
we believe the bends were accennted
for. The State, it seems, baa not
lost anything en the road, becaoss
the bonds were worthless- so worth
less that the company ooold not
complete their nndertaking. It it
now inenmhent pn the Stateto fill
the fall measure of boner to carry
Out thorigfnal intentions and ob-ligatiots-andltaae
'binds for $75,
P9Q ufirfnortgago on the
road for s.iarityB .' With this as
tutancei the company would be en
abled to complete the road.
Let ' the bonds first issned be
taken up and let new ones ba issued
to the amoont of the work already
completed and the iron that has
been laid. By this simple aid from
the State this much needed improve
ment! will be un fatiacctmpU. 0 The
people of this section havi. lopked
with some degree of sorrow andit
ternesss upon the aid given by the
tate toalmost every ether enter
prise .contemplated or commenced,
while they are left ont: in Jhe cold,
j Think of? it. The track is aU
graded front' Williaraston to Tarbo
to,rthy bridges are all. built, 'md
hetiron is laid for eigbt'miles ftom
Tarboro--all costing about oee ban.
dred ted eighty thousand dollars
The coBapany ii perfectly willing to
give' the State first" mortgage 00
ht ' road, f iron, ibd e ve ry thin g .
onds to the amount cf se?eutj-five
thoosand dollars would bo sufficient
for. the purpose' now. This read
woold, if completed to Tarboro,open
up all the Alber marie country and
give the people of that much neg
lected section an outlet by rail which
isider the circumstances, shojld not
be .denied them. We truly trust
tbe members .of the legtaiature' may
be public apiriteerygpjngEte lend
tne nine um required ior tne pur-
pose. .
This means, cheap
fish to eveiy
j art of the . State. ,
! To all wtoaie; Buffering fronj the errors
Mild indiscretions of j youth, nervous weak.
iness, early decay,loss, ef manidwl,, ., 1
wiB send. a . recipe "that .wul cure you, nzx
for ohaboz. This great remedy -was discov
lered by a miamonary in Sooth j America.
(Send a aelf-addreeaed envelope to the Bar.
jJoeaOr T.. Imui, Station D, Bible House,
MewTork-Csly-'1' ' ' " ' "
f i . . yy r'V'z? 1 -' - - ' -L
! - . Cotf si. JltmxKmtf j . ..,
eported-fe the Sontberner ty, JasBhack-
BXroK9 V9HQB auu uamoer voiu. mrr-
OTfA 77 Smith's Wharf.
f ., '. fm bSFh . - --- " " H 1 SWS
Utrket qsist bat stsadyi Middling 9 5-8c.
Low naindling, V l-4c j Uood, 8 bac Uon
tracts vlesed sasv-l to 8 beinU below Cat-
Itfdsrrleis. eb.' 969; March, 9.73 ;
prD. 9.88j May. 10.4 ijjansi 10.18 ; Jnly,
Receipts to day, bs.bo : receipts same aay
Lireroeol eotUrscte aaiet at nrevioas pri-
es: February and March, b 11-82 ; March
andADriL611-82.
Cottoa oe sttot, easier not loweri
tip-
. .HCt:
4
flit?
1
Old Domihioh Stcaiusip Cohpaht,
ahiDEtoj jrednBduvenliir for
The Bteuner PAHLICO0C&mji PritcW,
111 toT&2tartoLaii-Krl)ftTBt A'oki
tL
Schedule. leavlncr ATrnmh
i anon lor i r rrf and inumiuiia
1?? .H Wnu' ?d
I " wv a. , aDbiira vg uwnme (aTD.
on arrlnl of the Train on
Branch Rail Road.''
the Cotton Plant connect
train on the Wilm ins-ton Jk
Road eolnfc South or North.
I i w - B
?u,on 6u I61" Mtweeu Greenyillt
n HiuuEHiu, mo DKimer riu will imta
Waehington Tneadas and Tnaradayt for
" -.: . '
iQA TFD V I
J5 Alvlitl T !
FINE CAKES anfl CaNDY,
FRUITS, NUTSJ &C.
Fine and Fresh,
AT
Jf. M. SPRAfllN'S.
ly
Feb. 20, 1879.
- - t:
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Daligbtfally Bi'nated next to Capitol Square,
RALEIGH, X. C.
C. D. OSBORX "
"""f '
y Dlackets at $1 per pa.r
Sil- bM
KOPRIKToa
JkJtcommodations are equal to any in
tbe city.
BOARD, 2 00 PER DAT, flO PER WEEK.
Feb. 20. 1879.
JOSSET BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
TARBORO', N. C.
Practices In all State and Federal Courts.
Regular circuit Nash, Edgecombe and Pitt.
Will keep an office at Rocky Mount.
Speciil attention gtTcn to collections.
20, 18'9. , tf
( : .
Feb.
MULES FOR SAIL
I HATE FORTT-SIX VOtJNG WELL
BROKE MULES for sale at rock bottom'
prices DR. J. Q. j AME8,
Greenville, N. C.
February 13, 1879 lm
NOTICE.
mnl iimkmmmmUi
Trains are Intended to run from this date
as follows : .
Leaves Washington on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 10 o 'clod It A. M, and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
o'clock P M., for Jtunesvlile and the North,
With mail, freight, Ac., connecting: with tie
Steamer " ORIOLE'! for Franklin.
, Leaye Jamesville on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 10 o'clock A 1L, and at 8
O'clock P M.. for Washington, with mails,
freight, Ac;, from Steamer " ORIOLE."
FrelghU as low as any-tither line. Encour
age this enterprise . r
.Further particulars can be had by applying
to ,L A. FISHER,
. ,. Manager, Dymond City,
Or DsWiltok Lucas. Agent,
Waenlngton, N. C. - feb.lS-tf
STOLEN.
FlO it the undersigned, on tbenlgnt of
the 7th January, 1879, ONE SORREL
MARE MULE, 4 years old, mane mixed with
white, small legs, feet very much like a horse.
1 will pay a rewira oi so ior me rewifBrj
of said mule or for information so -I eas
her. . MART A. WOBSLK
Tarboro, N,,C;, Jan 23, J879.-tf.
- - NOTICE. "
Orrifcs Board Co. CoM!irBSTOHRS-, V' s
Tarboro, . C, Jan. 81, ! St9 i ?
Ordered by the Board that SpearV Bridge
be and tbe same la hereby discontinued as a
public bridge until further netieo. and the
Clerk advertise tbe same in the usual way.
Test: B. S. KEECH,
Jan. 23, 1879.t. Deputy Clerk.
HOME FERTILI
We agree to sell enough
JPure Chemicals
To make a Ton (2,200 lbs.) of Manure,
- That will make yoa as ' much Cotton,
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes and Tobacco,
as any Manipulated Fertiliser offered In the
market at f 40 to $45.
For thi remarkable statement ws offer you
tbe very beat references in your State, which
yon will find by writing for circulars, also
" Formula ". with instructions, suggestions,
etc. The name is copyrighted and "Receipe"
patented '
Bend for our book, with hundreds of cer
tificates from your neighbors, alsoUUGGES
TIONS that may benefit you in selecting your
MANURES. It will . pay you to Invest in
PURE CHEMICALS, and Compost at home.;
.. rnajs?swgrletem x ta.t iU
8. S. NASH & CO.," Agents; Tarboro,. C.
JJan.3S,1879.-': "Y pTfc 1
- '
Notice.
A LL who are indebted to as wjll please
nL settle at once.
SHARP & BYNUM.
Tarbotp, N. C, Febi 6,879. J
tf
STOP AT THE' v
. Late ot the Kational Hotel, KaleigW "
fJUU
iwrnimuuisgin. i. Xl Mutr Till 1
OUrtSHMMli from thim Amt . tk.t' tk
Clerk cit Boties lm. tJui Tuim
lest: ... ,B.xrnnn. .
Jan. 83, 1S79C
Deputy Clark-
ml Will eontlnna 1a mH at nrurr
TT oar tremendoae atoek U mu.m.
daced. Oar pom mZTZZZZ
allT.wlUfttfd
wnarai - lu as
AUUTVAjrDJBHOKS,
"DRUGPOM, SUCH XB , .
- tofTfaVi Han riVt -I
! Be&rfaiMtMd that the ahana TfctaMTisayiatL
piece. o wetxaaoAAintosnn tamM.a
kwus, u woo pay oa a emu; xa -oent 'etf.
dense of oor aineerltj la mvMzjc oa t eoet.
the
noaneeojent, our store tee been thronged
dally with enatomera, all buying: largely and
at at a Tory little outlay of money. All we
ask la a call before
tefore purchaalng elaewhere,
will tell the rest of the story.
andonr pi tees
ResDectfallT.
L. HEILBKONKR fc BBO.
Tarboro, y. C, Jan. 23, 1879.-tf,
L. I. 8TAT0V.
E. 7. Z0ELLX31
Staton & Zoeller,
Mmti M Pfiarmaclsts,
2Hain St., Opp. Court Home,
TARBORO, N. C
DKALER3 IN
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
X' Western" woman
lost two I
And Agents for Powell's
Prepared Chemicals.
For Making Home Fertilizers.
A useful Memorandum Book explaining
and giving directions for using POWELL'S
PREPARED CHEMICAL, wtU be fornish-
r
ed gratis to any Farmer making applica
tion. Oct. 8, 1878. ly
NEW AND SECOND BAND CHEAP
Spared Upiffl
414 DAiTiMnnrf'ii
LEXINGTON ST. UflLI IliiUiltJ.
, Mr. Reuckert has been regnlarfy vis
iting Tarboro and vicinity for a number of
years as a practical Piano Tuner, and is well
known in N. C. It ia to the interest of per
sona needing a reliable hand to send their
Tuning Orders direct to the above address,
in order to insure prompt attention. War
rant all work as represented. feb.6.
State of North Carolina,
coxrirrw of i"
SUPERIOR COURT.
William Wallace, Plaintifl,
against
John H. Wallace, Defendant.
The purpose of the Plaintiff in bringing his
action in the above entit'ed cause, is to re
scind, cancel, or cause to be delivered to
Plaintifl by Defendant, a paprr writing par
porting to be a deed for land from Plaintiff
to Defendant ; and it appearing to the under
signed. Clerk ot the Superior Court ot the
County aforesaid, by the affidavit of Plaintiff,
that there is good cause for making this pub
lication, therefoie the above-named John H.
Wallace, who is said to be a resident of the
State of Texas, is hereby Riven notice to be
and appear before tbe Judge of the Superior
Court, to be held for the county of Pitt, at
the Court House in Greenville, on the third
Monday in March, 1879, and answer or demur
to the complaint which wilt be filed in tbe
office of the Clerk of the Superior Court,
Otherwise judgment will be taken against him
fur tha MncrfiM;. ana mo hm mod
H. Wallace will also take nbticfflhat taenaep
oeition ot Robert H. Parker and others to be
read in behalf of Plaintiff in said action will
be taken before e on the 18th day of April,
1879, at my office in Greenville, where he can
atteftd and cross-examine if he sees fit.
a Witness, Hanry Shcppard, Clerk of our
Superior Court, at office in Greenville, this"
Srd February, A. D., 1879.
H. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Feb. 0, 1879. 6w
s FOR fLE.
A valuable tract of ccrn and cotton pro
ducing land, containing 800 acres, more
or leas, lying in Halifax county, and separa
ted from my old home traet in Nash by Fish
ing Creek. My private bridge is down, aad
I cannot conveniently gather in the crops
from the Halifax side. A rare bargain ofler
ed. Terms liberal, charges low.
. For further information, address, at once,
- ARTHUR ARRINQTON.
Louisbarg, N.O, Feb. 6,18'. V. 2t
HILLSBO&O.X.C., . ;
- The Misses Nash A Mlss-Kollack wUl re
sume the exercises of their school on FridV
day, February 7, 1S7V, and close them xOta
Jane, () weeks. Circulars on spplieattoa,
December 19, 1878. ; ;.- 2m.
L . FOR
A beautiful, thorough-bred Morgan
atallioB, mabogany bay, 0 years
Old, smooth and sound, 15 haads-
bizh, has taken four first premiums at
Fab. - Will sell on 8 years -time b
Fair. - Will sell on 8
ears -time by tastaU
earing interest.-First
saents for 0500, notes bearing interest.
class secured notes
lotos required Address
B. a tTSONJWitoon. H. C.
Feb. 13, 1879.
H'-K.H.rCS-
re of Seminal Waaknaaa. Xoat '
.11 AmrHirn hnautat on hr
etctiooor axcaaa. AbvJssJsI Saa thatagra.
flouts. Dv. W. JAOtES SXK. MW 10
r ff? n--twnsi. . ,
pruMua-!-
ef
jexV ISV
V3Kne Cheap
,Ts
State
Tlxofntiaia la invited
GentsTTamisliln Goods be
lOW IOT L22IL it i
I 1 A A - . 1. '' - :
J X V V VUIUU.U 11 U Sa3TIIIC3.
;iiBinnoda,cfood
Will be sold payable in
Will be delivered at anv Depot or Tar
We sell the Watt Flews and Castings
1La3' ' l .ta5
Lass? V3WJmli7K n Er
ZmA rZZZZSZr- Tobseecareat
Edgecombe Flows and Castings at Foundry prices.
Jjaadretb'a Qaxden-Seed, double papers, sold for 5c.
Hardware, Groceries, Farm- Bella "
Tarboro, N. a, Feb. 18, 1879.
WILL PLAIT t&rftk
Is Very
All wearing parts being made of iron ; hopper
wrougn iron.
Is Very
Leveler, opener and eoverer all being fiastened
on the body of tbe Planter.
Is Easily
ITI1 Vm 1. .r , .. T TW
Tbe Lever, Opener and Coverer can be set for say deptk qaaatlty ot seed-to be sewed
can be regulated by the thumb screws aader the bottom. '
Is an Economical Machine.
The sssaueat qnaatlty of seed desired caa be
the rows as ths plow can go.
We believe we news bow perfected oar Planter, aad that it ia the ehpeat eat beat Plan
ter made. ?ift " iT ' . Z
Every person who purchased one last year highly remotansends - it, amongst whom are
DrtfT Sa vacs. Geo L Wlmberlv. Jo W PowelL Joseph reel, Henry fsssnms, Thee Law-
reace, Joseph Lane, ana many outers.
To bring it into eaawal nee, we will all all orders seat la by April 1st, at tie.
Planter toast Diploma at the State Fair. ; Caen and see U. t, . f-
MADE
EDGECOLIDE AGDICULTURAL UORIIS,
Taiboro', K. Feb. , 1879.'. v , : tK
Pf" Ji."'Vj..tsaass1
4. ''.V . 4 -,Jr .
Z3tJ
TI:scAOtr.,,
f A UUMMM W V. !.M4W
.s 1S3 nain Etreet.
Largest store sad itock to the Cil at lowest prices. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, SOver
Ware, EnKsgement and Weddiag Bmg Ctoeks, Spectacles and Fancy Goods. j
Chronometers aad Watches repaired by some
snd aatisfactioa guaranteed.
Oeeaptes less space, saakes less aotsavaad
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BBBaaasa-aSBSJassssasssasaas
: a
?BW - m.
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sriae made. ENQIBIKd REBUILT AMD IMP&OVUD. - l- - v ' ' -
v Aa kia4 e MeebJa vorkes Welavitselos scratlny iatoaoaj worfc
KVS "Sal:
oro
Ofter to the MERCHANTS. TXISCIPALS
rsstera Morth Oaralinst, mrnm ef the largest aad
a a . mm . w
swipnia, as vaa icwssr laraw ayaaas. . . . .. - - --r- v
Orders esjrefaUj aad promptly fJUd. . CaUlogass free.? V; : ' "
..Sr.- . . MAHUFACTURJUt OV.THX
e Doinustic swrts. waQxcsul2c.,
'. v. . i '' " iPla. 20$ Sycamore CSrwtsvi 4-
Conatry Merchants will tad it to their alvantage to axsmiae my Goods ear CL-
or sead for samples to order by. - , eetasVlp'
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3fOQ!Suit8i;tQlfit
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cotton or money as low
i3-'t
Biver Landings Fax or FaxiaHT.
at Richmond pri
eeel
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PllMllJa
On
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Durabld.
galvanized to prevent rust, axis made of
.
Strong.
dlreoUj0 the bam ad jStrala jpaa .coBje
....,
Acijiia - torn
sowed j It east be ran as
to the ends of
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HQILfOLX, VA.
of the best workmen In the United States,
feb.C-tf
0.L
EV5d Fills ATS4
k . a C . I '
" Inventors sad banders ot the
viarria&ir eiiqiitii
mfHlsnmaTa.-i:
has the rreateat power tor ae six of say Xav
i otoorr
IluillUl.
fiirintK
IlarflMB
i aai
.4.vWJlM?Tn
C:iy AIIlX v
OF 8CHOOLS, aad the pabli reaerally of
freshest stocks m tastrllae-Boath, of TM
ftiSBiesstiBssyspBisiaa
Jn and
TRh6yi will ba sold very
ai.M
& Child
U UVi
Wan, Boy, & Child.
at r-the Corner
A. jWHlTliOCK.
jxmzc" oil
rriHX Best Illuminator warranted u
A a are test of ISO Fshn; a Iriai i
Ushes tt every one, Pricelr8
. , - . ' . . CORDON A (CO'8.
nu'jFLTLAinii:''1
A fall ipply of those gems of light, ths
Firs Fly Lamps, all abapea and styles, to
befonndat . . CORDON ACQ'S.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
WwrlChaTe a fall, fresh and pure stock of
w v viup, lueoi aaeaicinrs, esc.
CORDON CO.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
THE beet stocks of Cigars and Tobacco,
such as Capadura and Emandnatinn vi.
o, Tsr Heel, and Occoneechee Smoklnir
; CORDON A GO'S.
Perfumery and Toilet Arti
cles.
I A S1? nd varied assortment of Perfumery,
IJ3L Toilet Articles. &c "
CORDON CO'S.
PAPEitT EIEDIC1NE3.
WE are; sole Agents for tbe following
Patent Medicine Houses : Hartea, Boy
kin, Carmer A Co., John F Henry's, Green's
Auguat Flower. Long's Horre Powders. '
. : u .. CORDON CO'S.
Tarboro. July 85,1878. ;:; I : . tf
READ AUD REFLECT !
r AM. YOU BUFFERING WITH
sour- stOmAJgh,
INDIGESTION u J :
! taL JM oX 1 JriV. JL, 1UJN
Til S " ' ' ' ; '"
NERVOUS: DEBILITY
If you are, go at enceto your Druggist snd
i get a bottle of that wonderful remedy,
DR. D'ARMISTE AD'S
ANTI-MSFEPnC oBEOPS,
' ' :. AND BE CURED.
PHceJ 75c. Sbld'by Druggists.
f V PURELY VEGETABLE.
v j R. Armlotcads '
; ... 'Manufacturer, 826 Main Street. '
FUSCELL. LADD A CO.,
R. W. POWERS CO-
Wholesale urni
OeUr78-lyl
RICHMOND, VA.
TOBO.GO
mm O sasa a
S.er2.
off S-2
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For Sale.
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A 81 wish to change my bnsiaessl offer for
sale the farm I live on containing 230
acres, lying IX miles West of Klttrell's De
pot, 1 mile of the celebrated Mineral Springs.
There is a gooa two story aweuine with six
rooms, a cook room attached, with necessary
ont buildings, three tenant boats, a, tobacco
factory large enough to work 80 hands.-Two
barns equipped for curing yellew tobacco
good vineyard, apple and peach orchards.and
the best well of water la the State. This land
is adapted to the growth ot com, cotton , to.
beeeo, oata, wheat, and. glasses. portion
of it grows fine yellow tobaoco. There is 85
acres of bottom land that has averaged six
barrels of corn 6r over per sere for. tbe last
15 years and is more productive than ever
before. -. i . - ' -'- C. H. OAT,
w )an.lo79.ewi t u i- ii-BittraHs, JJ. a
rflSillSnS.
ifTE are making a specialty ef tie Fertni--V.V
sar business this ssason, and caa sup
ply oar friends with standard brands of Ma
atpnlated euanos, such .ss -8olab e PacUe,
Upshur's Boae and Peruvian Combined,
which has heretofore given each fine results.
. Long's Prepared Chemicals for composting,
mix 500 lbs. of this with. 1300 busk els cotton
seed, make an excellent reartillxar for both
cotton and eora at mere nominal cost.
We also deal la erode Chemicals for mak
ing Fertilisers st home eo the farm, each as
Genuine Leopold's Kalnlt, Bnlph. Ammonia,
Nitrate Socn Land Plaster, Pure Dissolved
Raw Bone, Acjd Phosphate, d;c Ac
' We have numerous Formulas which have
been tested for 10 years, sad the practical exj
perience of our own farmers who have been
makingtheir owa FertUlxers for several years
aad are highly pleased with the resalta.
, We will cheerfully giy any information oa
the subject and furnlah Formulas upon ap-. .,
Ueatloa. r-. . ,,
m LANIER A ROYBTXR. j
Taiboro, N. Feb. t lif9, ?t
Jefw here, and U
I - n to
for Wers ihv tbJsJ-aJrartmenca first -Uyu fl CUL.J wSSiSMftSES'
class goods with - low prices,-; and r a , ; ; ;
cnarantee to nt, are the roles of the gggsl
teusev , - - Attwaatai.S.SawtyCajlaTiutTaaaV
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