tii-
PATHOS AND (iLEAXKIi.
v c n u ? ; n :i w r. i : kly.
I VSKFR V P jPF orVSjoTf
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Andrew J. Ccnaer,
Eoiroi: ano PnoiMtniToj:. j !'
hi;nsri:iiTiOX
in advance.
i j
The real fiarj-f lliomtitrltiiitormuft j
in all f;i 4f nirip,iiiy t!M coinmuuica
tims as a j;u;iraiitec ff jjo'od failfi.
l h; AviJ! t:o; bo-I.-M re;oii
Af. for i vi.'ve ciiii'rthfl and t-s-
pn--iMi uy cornf.i.Hieni. :
Ah?r.'-s all cr!!i;unnwuti"n$ to ' TliK
i'AtKoN' ANfiGLKAXKi:, La.ker, Nortli-
aiuptou County. X. L.
pif(l Uy cornf-poiMJi nt-. i
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'KutMKntWIo.tO.ticPatLar,
N. C. a- S-coird (;las Mato-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
K. 1. Lnssiter Corn.
J. A. Burwyn Timber Sales.
President Winston -- University.
W
'j: had a pleasant chat with ?
H. 1 TT 1 1 1 . I
I'leMtient .ilex. i. iionaoay, oi
the Viieiiltund and Mechanical
College, at Morehead, this week
and he inforniwl ns that Li of the
ID yonn men who graduated at
that institution this month have
already been provide! with hon
orable, responsible and well pay
ing positions, and that he expects
others to secure agreeable and re
sponsible positions soon. The A,
and 2d. College is doing a good
work and occupies a held of its
own, antagonizing no other institu
tion. Like Hon. W. II. AVilliams,
we don't see the necessity for a
militaryteature, but perhaps sonie
other friend of the school can tell j
lis the benefits to bo derived
,rqiu" that department that" will be
commensurate vilh tlie additional
expense.. .. .. . :
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One f our most pleasant reeol-
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ers' Assembly at Morehead -city
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irom a social standpoint was our
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meeting with 'President Geo. T
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AV irj4 i f 4-1 k f n T ivivd ifi
Avhom we had not seen shice he.de
li vered tin address before theNorth
ampton Teachei-s' Association.
jjv. w insion is one or tne leaning
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educators oi tins country ana is
doinir much for. the Stale of Nwrth
-t i
Carolina and her University
f
:.vhich all of our people should feel
11 ,. .
r proud. A man oi Dr. Wmshms
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culture and ability can easily com-
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inand 1 positions ot honor caiTviii '
, w
with thorn ;l hirgor lm:ay ip -
waul, but l M.-om'ioia-iVr to re-
main raid labor for tho elevation;
us tint the prosiwts for the
1 c . . . ...
versitv are very might and that he
expects an increased
attendance
next tiOSf ion over any of recent
arnuiit.M, r;u iuri.iiicu on , y j. tJLH "Ubscrver liant'llK' j jc3ic auu mH;p i-uay. J
11UM'll-l'K-Vn ... t I ... . . , , . M, -ir 111 : IirTp fl Ik 11 llll 111 II. Lll'fkP 1 1T1 l . - . 1
I J ioMMition to tho formal School f '7' --r -t- uc rsr ?oirc corap-aint 01 me. j
-T' : : : i . r .. . t. J and tu quality oftLe work doncV cotton dica in this rinn. 'Plv! V JU!1
All articW Intend! for iMibUcntinrt I wx-au. mai x iuem, Jiuui ,?, , , ..... . , ... I ! tant fruuiiy ei
,hou:I irnmt- 'i phi.dy umlmilyoujdsitot buy hwksofhlinf ,aodel nresM i-officer and Sec rcta-i t V - , . A. Sanders thi
y.,rs. The IXn tor lV:1fM Lot Ir. Ilcll confine his l.ai.or
a..d. nsfnbh SontWmim ..md w j(o rk u 8tar-HUuttodoami;
iievoieti to ..oj tn aroiina ana ?
her institutions.
alter ltnii nninn-r, n ewrntf.nu'.
advert tin
th-ei called nrn Pa- .
thox ,i (;LKA.Ku,iihlidH d jcme-;
where! in Noi liiautplon cotiutv, which,.?
,n ,h:.p. for a prie,-, eonenUd ii attend j
The above is an entire fabrica-1
. . . i
hon. Ihe greaf'Obseryer 31aj-
or seems have lost all reg:ml
lor tmtli. Air. .Uciver nas never
in tuiy way, shape or form request
ed us to publish anything uiKm
inv snldeet. or liad anvthiucrto do t
t f
witu tins piper or its management.
He needs no defense. He has
the people of North Carol inn at
'si u. .'it I vr.K, I'ttNiiini oi uicxi'i-juui .wuvumiv"!.-.'"''" . .j rr rpr i ennv of th I - , . .r ... nunuiiu unu ?-.euij acre u.oreor ie,
tnal and lndut.i d .e!itK.t, niiM " ; a 1hh)1- st)lo to dictate the pelicv .' A Vt L - r f HuUs iLhackatuck, a., who is vts-i Terms Of Sale : One fourth ca,h,
newspapers in i iw i. o -e-ure mm-- . 1 premium Its rlie btate r air of lb jjjrjrr her dsudittr Mrs II Powell l'na,lir " ri uionih. lmj b-arin
bodvwiia would puMMi hu 5M-eii..is ? for our sclKX)K les, we ares)rry 0. ft Vinr4irM";tic nulipatinn a " . 'S per cehr. interest. Xo limUr to f
In ie-td lo U,, n.Nmuua-en.e.tt d : v(Vil (., Ar.inr Tl-ncli to . . 1 - , , ! Should your former COrCIondent rei,ioved till all the purchase inouer-U
i lie. ; Normal and !ndnn:nl 8ehot 1. lV lu" WUx-u ;uVl lo ; than ever bclore, being crnhe bshed faU Wjlc SQy Iuorc yoa will 3"tin lta- Th-purchaser to har five yar
Af- - 1. : . e t v ' loiT Ti o ninrti i it ?t isirnr mi. oi n i r ! - i - .....! i . . . . . . i
io tnn mue tn lot Mr. .leaver, it uas - trictr slum hi not he aiiowea lo viseu. esneciaiv in ine aenanaenis i i a a
faiihftdlv done I.i work, and Mr.Mel-t v a v :? v Ci t i.;i. irAf-Atnd' imi I plary christian woman, and one of
ver ottHit to be i.etfrettv -tUiied tud dictate the policy of the htate ; in which ladies are interested, and i J t !
iiitnnv. r.diiut:ii m a. u. itacner. mici s. in nr miv w int tuc nrcm urns are very noerai. iuc -
jhisbaek. lie i tlaj ouo of thoif t hc'Tcacliers Assembly. (
;most brilliant niM . jmmincnjfT,c lcnth "session of the TcschcrV !
North Carolinians living, and the
'11'' stuff lMictVJn Alfred
ilhams A; Co s advert: -insiKt,
-the "X. C. Tea'dier,'' can do him
iio harm. Tho- piws and )h'Jt suilSec to ay it ha bcn o:re of
iof the State fDiiorse jiim. Ob-
Kcrver" Harrell is iuW. o one
Can
openly euuores iris etnin-e.
Ti'K Director? ni the Xorma! ntid
I...ltrI.aI ScJkH hvh ,a.Hi
jth, Te:i lM-r, i!.ey pivpar. . .-lab-f
i ri,.tf .. !rM-irniT.l,t riiiiUiiiniin"
tii"in. hoi a;.l th-n adopted f everal
tiiin-iho- a;.l tlu-n atlopted feveral
,KolMTiin.s" vvrif ton In aJ fiior;ii
rh.M.i-f Ivps and th-ir manam.-.it d
that institution ! Viliave rsoeummems
? to make npm this unparailfd prM'Mj-
- . x, 1 - , : x if.
in ir- Noi;c an nrc'3urv. h.. Ij. liar-
?.ft;,rl x. c. Teach.
Ofeonrso not, for that is ''Col-
h.v.4.-4i. ri .i,..., t i.,,.--,ir
to write and -cmloise him. This
, i" xr ...... w., ,.,..'..;,. ,:,rtiU. v r i..;d d,-,d Ti.di T'ir n Vi "trot. urC2orv was in town list -some teon e who olwavs wait until
Whenever he gets in a tiprht place D'xon. Hon. F. M. Simmons. Prof, i niSht aml helli Lis cntertainiucnt. jshont the lani day to perform any
i i k r t ! j V Vovnpr iirit Graham Prof . I A small crod turned out to hear public duty, und of course all th
he has an .imaginary correspond J- 103 ner, upt. urauaiu i roi. o. .. . - ' ,
xi i - i i Ti i 7l. Arfntrrnvr P-iif K V liritton and hun. lie had made 3 or 4 appoint t tax payers have not listed .yet: as
entj which turns out to be no ono! . -tr,nron--' 1 ei. r. r.r iruu)u auu .. .. . . 11 . . J . . .
: , . - . , ; r m'le
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a diseussion with the bontkeni ;
T, i i V i n i
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discussion of thcormal, School
(piesuon. ii v.as unij uiun u
ago that the "Colonel made a
wanton and malicious attack upon
President Mclver in his advertis
ing sheet, and aftqr waiting for a;
few days in vain for some one to
endoi-se him, he wrote an article
and had it published over the
name of "Observer," praising his
own position and malicious
charges. The "Colonel" no doubt
thought himself very smart to do
this, but the transaction was soon
published in the papers and tjie
"Colonel" was mad ; but the Board
Ui iULUU-n Vi"1 . l
uiv- uy ?uy; " P."dUe has honoreou " Ifo is an lion
statement or farts wiijcix x?mi not j
be denied.
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A few week's tif'o wo
1
sioii to reier to tiie jN. C. ieaeii-
, - .t i v"iP-.,-, t- r.s -.1 '
ier. as Aiiieil liiiams A- vo s. iiu--;
VLiti.-iijg sheet, and tir.ee
xi;.. .. :x i .T; n. '.f
; Liiiio n im uHsfu -ii ui uiui .
linn':? advertisements-. with the ex- j man of his in the Slate. -ception
of one short ad. about pen- j In the State Institute work he in
cil tablets. Y"e did not intend to! spired the teachers and aroused the
j cause this to bo done. Wo need
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Williams k Co.'s, (IV G. Harrell, 1 111 ciucauon, ne leanessiy aovo
proprietor,) in this State; it. mis j d higher taxes lor public schools,
n. rnnVAvni.r. Wh-.f u-n ohirct to ! Mdy Proclaimed that the State
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1 . 41 . r l,, t. j should do lor her nciilected dau-jih-
lis that the proi motor of a book! ,1 ' ,
, , v - - -. iters what she has so long done for
store, who iuts no ot'ier connect-j ti 1
. , . .. , 1r , , her sons, the resints of Ins work
ion or interest 1:1. the schools 01 , . ,!. . , n
1 1 ! along these lines can not be estima-
tire relate rnaxi toseii anine oooks
jhut.jn).u - aicia "t'CLrt U
j vur 5,; :ma ttU thc jtiij
Uutions that fail to buy books of !
Uni-!lll.m, t0 l M,btcd uch gi-oss j
: misreiresentation and abuse . m !
resentation ana anuse in ;
the columns of the advertising
' sheet published for the punosei
!..f ulv1-rliiri.. t'm lim.l: srm. 1
(no one will complain. The peo-j
i i do of Xoiih Carolina will not sub-!
1 . , .. . . . ,
. ...... IHo I
- Uii:ui nam w-uu. ix
book store is ix coivenieiict, and
i i t i t ..x :x , , j
slwuld lo advertised, but its pro- j
books should be uscl in the pub-
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lie schools, wneh.he is attempt-!
ing to do. .
Cora! Corn!!
Just arrivetl. One Car load of nice
hlte Corn
which I am selling for j
ents per bushel fVir the j
sixty three cents
next few days.
E. 15. LASilTEI
Potecasi, X. Cm June 29, 1S93.
f Assembly cmven-d at Morchcnd!
; jQnc 21, and: is ircsston yet. Our
. banted space will not admit of an
extended, review of the -work, done,
the must pleasant n.l proutable scs-j
: lons UiUS iar ever new aiaioreuv-au.
Thc attendance has not been near.asj
;rv
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jCtrortH to please everybody.
luw,, ''r"1" l
ent arc Gov.! IC'ias Carr, Kjc Gov.
.7 Jarvis Chirf JItmtirc Shenherd
J.Jarvis, Chief Justice Shepherd
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r ',e supreme Court, Jutfgc lk. . .
; Winston, Jlon. ArTd. Waddell, who
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delivered the opent
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i WinUon of the Unii
. li'
i'i'l.lMI' airiiLd, ' ,7. i
nive'rsity. President
j Shearer of Davidson College, Kev.
; Kev. Mr. Clew ell of Salem Female
I Acaacmy., I n feci nearly every Col-
.raded and. High school in the
Cl .i,
. . . .
very lew, comparatively, ot the coun-
ty superintendents and teachers w
coraulon 8ch,,U4uvc been ic atteud
ace. Everybody there eeems to be
delighted with tins. work being done
and ;ith the management of the ho
tel. We hope in Tiie near future to
publish a more extended report of
the work and also to publish some
of the addresses in full.
Supt. Alexander Graham, of thc
Charlotte Graded School, h4d an ex
hibit of the work being done in his
school which reflected treat credit
Upon all connected with it.
Dr. Charles D. Mclver.
The University has conferred the
i.dPirree . of Do'cttn of Letters upon
President 'Mclver.
In doing this.
Ifo. is an hon-
or" to .crt
to his 'profession and to
the bla'e. ijy ins 2na l seioiaru;p
sotnnl judumtj.r liiiarkablc encrjj
and perevcrniiee,Vres)!!ouiit Mclvei
By hisLrad seiiolarship,
y
er
has athieved marked success, aud
has done mul e for. the cause of . edu -
.i f i n nnaM Cur tln 'into t if"
. . . I . .
p:ii)ic educpit;on, than any
other
'people. He jconvinced them of the
necessity of hi-her and better things
. W 1 . t 1
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The Normal and Industrial
for young women is a fitting
nutrient to his etforts. The sue-
cess of this
school during the first
year has no parallel, and it is ah,
teadv the pride of the State and a
icauy the pruu
great blessing to ber.young women.
It is well that the University hon-
nrs tiim WHO; Honors uer, uis proieis-
. ml. m
i"''- 1 Statc-Grcensboro
.Daily. Itecor,!. , - )
The State pair for 1893.
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e have received from the bec-
Carolina sc
agricultural '-.and
fishing industries &c.
Ji i . i ' ' .
The list has been th
oroughly re- i
ISU!' premium o r uy o,iar
in gold is offered for the best exhibit
made hy a lady resident of the State,
Ujtto a seoind premiuuV of Tweiity
Itilarj 'Flior.-i ia ili t nrpmiiimnf !
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j Fifty Uollars for the nest display 01 j
j any kind in the Alain Exhibit Jsuild-
jCcr. Fniit snwers and Poultry fan
ciers, as wVahers. will find the
list (br thAsl very interesting.
AnboU can gel copies by apply-
I :ng to 11. Ayer. Ualeigh, IS. C.
Every bod ihuuld have one.
iJlrO
KICH :-QU All IrVtXA LS.
ucc-l teWxal.
nr tTtl rw t ft r . v nTrnv
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j . Mr, 0ar .Scssom, is vi5ililg i.
,tire hr-rr t
31 Harri. of Jackson, is visit-
j -m in
je epedetioc of dysentery has
j somewhat abated.
Mr. Buxton made a shipment of
luosuayi evoum lor lue season.;
Lson;e of eur timi citirion are -oinJ
with bands in pockets and talking
: .t -
j
i Mr. and Mrs. P
i g a HD , HCjne
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PotvcII, of a., arc
time with their
lniiir!;f ni A T f- I,rtna.
Mrs. I3rm.
' , IJ. Ul ill'
I er bas atMat Jecided to break up ami1
. -n1 hvc wilh f,er Pareu
merits for this place before and
rained 4very time, so that he post -
p'onsdjt trom time to time.
Mr. W. II. Coman died last Frida3T
raorDiug. He wts a well known
whiskey ms.nofthis county. He was
planning to put ip a brandy still in
Rich Square, lie manifested some
anxiety aboutjiis future wellfare sev
eral day-s before his death, but was
unconscious two or three days before
his death, and had no chance to ex
ereise his laeuhicp, or U) repent if
his misdoings, and died a miserable
deatiu As men live so they. die.
His funeral was preached Satur
day afternoon at Corinth church by
Revv II. B. Parker. Mr.S. M. Las
sitcr 'will qualify as administrator
nso we are iuformtdT aud settle up
his business. i .
Sqcai:e.
RictTsquare, N C. June 27, '93.
GA.RYSlijLJRG .1TE.S.
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DEATH Ot: 3IISS II.MTIA J.
FA 1 SOX
OT1IKR. iril.MS.
Mr. IIenry Kly wan the nmst of
Mr. J. K. Suiter daft Stinday.
Mrs.. J. II: F'ilzhugh, of Winsron,
N. C., is on a iit 10 her-mother,
Mrs. Ward. We are glad co wel
come her haek to her old home.
We regret Ut note the extreme, ill
ness of MTss Emma Faison. who was
at one time the popular and em'cient
teacher ot the public sciuxil at this
dace. " .'.'' 1 . i
As I have seen nothing in your
paper for a long lime, from our lit
tle town, I will endeaver to se d
you a few items this wee!: which may
be of interest to your readers.
The annual district meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society ill be
held here the first Sunday in August.
We hope to have a full attendauccof
delegates .who 'will meet with a
warm reception
The Garyshurg nine will
-.i.t, Hi :.vi.,,...
cross bats
with the Weldou nine af. Wcldon
next Thursday. Ah interesting game
. I " . - . . -
may be expected. . e have been in-
formed thai the Lsker nine will plav
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our ntiyshereon Ucdnesday.
There are several visitors in town
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now and more are expected as the
j summer advances. Among those
wf:n nro here t ore-.fit nre Mm Hr
l Lear from Elodie.
Garysbarg. N. C, Juac 27 1693.
Since the above was written Miss
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a desire to do gtiod, and her deaths
ia not onIareat loss to her fam.!
n Iier church, the community in
urhif!i h!s lierl l.ni. lx th ffiin.'
-y-
profession. Attractive. accomnlisLcd
rehnedandinUiigent,and witliakindl
natural disjsition, she added grace,
beauty and cbarms to any circle in
which she moved aad her death is a
great lo-si. fcd.j j
... . . . . . . . . M r . . t W m rJ ft . J. w- rm
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LEWIS I O UrrrF.lL
r.un rnosrrer ion good cKors
other ITEM.
Item of news arc scarce . about
Lewi ion this week. ' , ' .
Most of the sick people arc slow-
I
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Lassitcr.- of lVtecai, in oir town
1 ibis evening. We like Mr. L. and
lad to meet him.
heard that an im rmr.
rent oecurrexl at Mr. W.
iLorninj; ami wc ex
tend to him onr conuratuiaiions.
Davte Lodc A. F. .v M. held a
regular comnjuiiicaUn on Saturday
23th, and the mendcrs present had
! quite an enjoyable time. Tie regu-
Mar 'otn inimical iins are Krtdav le
j nre cverv third Sunday at 10 oelock
;.l ,n; a:.( jUKe o4 an l jjCCi
j riie Tax Lbt takers are busy
l making out their scn.U; there ar
ithherei are a ftw day in June yet.
! The warm weather and frequent
j showers are cuusin tho yuuoj; crops
to grow rapidly and the prospects
for good crops arc very fair at this
time. The first cotton bloom of the
season was brought to town today by
Freman Hardy, coloied, who culli
vales land in WoodviHe.
L.
Lewiston N. C. June 2o IS93.
NOTK K!
r 1
Dy virtue of the power conferred u'n
on me by a decree of thq Superior Com t
of Northauiptoti County in llie cac of
J. A. IJurwyn a Atlminhtrator cf Al
len Joyner, U platititf, and Queeuanna
.loyner et al are defendants, I will, on
Monday the 7tb day of Augul 1S!3.
to the highest bidder al! the tauilie
pint; tiju!er ineauriti fourteen Inche
ami upward at the stump on a Iract of
laud in Wiceaane towusbip. adjohdug
th land.- of . Nenb-rne l.tvi, W. ,1,
I .Hp, the h-ir of. Wil.-y Joyner .and
eiher.-, roniairinjt "one hundred .and
cvitlv netf ni're or
Tarns of Sale; One - f.Moth cah,
led-iHei- t';i ,i uttith 'jHnuJ t a fog
tier cent. Infuse!. Xo IciiImt to Im t'f-
j moved fill ;dl the Jmih Iic monej" f
5 p tid. The purcfi'r to h.-tve live ythit
in wldi'h to ettt ami rernov i 1 tindler.
June 20. J. A'lJCKOWYS,
J. ('ALVKHT. ihmi,
Att'y. C-2J- It. .
uniyersity"
Cf Norta Circlina.
EQUirjiEKT : Faculiy of 25 teach
ers, II buildings, 7 scientific lab-
nrntnnr iihrtrt' m .id ihki vol.
utnes, 316 students. 1
Instiiuctiox : 5 general courses ;
C briet courses ; prolcssional cours
es in law, medicine, engiDecring
and chemistry ; optional courses.
Expenses : Tuition, $C0 wr year.
Scholarships and loans for thc
needy.
Aess President Winston,
Chapel Hid, N. C.
NOTICE!
Uy Tirtuc of the ier conferred up
o rne by a det ree of the Sufrior Court
of Xorthinptou County in the cae of
j J- A- ""rgwyn a- Aunnci.trator or . u-
! ey Jovur 14 plaiutifl'aud Grunanna Jov-
Mier ai,Hre def. ndriur, 1 wil! , on lion-
hy the 7th. day of Auu-t 133, at the
t Court hou door in Jackson, m;!! to the
! hi-fet bidder all the Mandin-pine tim-
ber liieaturing fotu-teeu bithcs. nl op.
! ward at the tutnp on a tra t ci land hi
; Wiccacallee Unvilhi?, adjoinh.;: the
i land of Xew!enie Iiavi. heirt of Ab
lc" yiier nnu ojoer-. roniau.ing: one
June 2'J, isyj.
J. A. lJunawvx.
J. Cai-vekt.
AlPy
Coni.
Ziottor ECcadc,
2Toto Soads9
Bill Hoadc,
Cards, c&o.,
- saao "
Patron and Gleaner Job Office
At Low Bates.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
T TT . .