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DURHAM, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1888.
i,t ni
Sl'.M.MAKY.
Covi-ni'T lias granted Maxwell a re-
f tA. iit.v one (lavs.- At midnight
,jlt, without the leat warning, a ter
aifoinjianied -by heavy rain and
i;.ton. Awnings, signs, etc.,
1 away like feathers. Large
rn from the ' trees in the sub-
irurw
s f 1 1 1-1
ami -mil
-Mr. Kandall . continues to improve,
a.l. a r-tful night and strengthening
Hi-j n--a'earance at the present ses
,i'( '(.ni:rt'-is not probable.
,1 .mall boats, were sunk at their moor-
i;iITOKIAL HltlEFS.
IImj.i'.h is iiiyiuc. to. have a rc
1i,,1M)f old Confederate soldiers.
- - :
i'..,.,,ks aiin Mux well lias been
;jtii fil ;i rc-j)it'or twenty-one days
i
Mi: Kandau. continues to im-
uv but his reappearance
lx concluding a short sketch on
the political outlook in the north
western part of the. State, and notic
ing the condition in Watauga, Ashe,
Alleghany, Alexander and Wilkes,
the Statesville Landmark gives this
good news: "In all the counties
named the nomination of Judge
Fowle is- the most acceptable one
that could have been madeand if
the balance of the State will do its
duty as tljey will do theirs he will
have the largest majority that has
been secured in the State since the
war.
at the
qon of Congress is not
Tuk Fifth District will be a Dem
ralic district this .fall. Jaines T.
jluivlifud wili stir up its Democracy
t'mi one end to the other. ,
.Mi;. John II. DonsoN, of Surry
dountv, was nominated lor rresiuen-
il dt ctor hv the (ireensboro Con
ntioii yesterday. Good selection.
Wi: have a copy of the Mills bill.
Wt are studying it, don't interrupt
. We thank Hon. John S. Hen
(Hson lor numerous courtesies, tie
a good member, one of the best.
Dnk step of the grandfather rwill
t be lollowejl : j
In iit ral Harrison is in receipt of the man
i- i lpt of his grandfather's inaugural address
But Ho hi)' will ever receive the manuscript
ilu- grandson's inaugural address. He
I'
ll never make it. P it t shown Post, Den.
r I he excursionists to Hillsboro
returned about 8 o'clock yesterday
evening and reported that they had
a very pleasant time.
There is a demand in Durham
lor respectable, good-size dwelling
houses, desirably located, at reason
able rent. Why is this ?
Can you show us a man who
ever bought a piece of property in
Durham and sold it for less than he
paid for it? Whv is this?
-You have property or business
interest in Durham and haven't sub
scribed to the Exposition fund?
What can you be thinking about?
-Can vou show us a dwellimr of
six or more rooms, accessible to the
business' Centre ol Durham, for rent
at reasonable price? Why is this?
The fall session of the well
known and popular Horner School,
Oxford, X. C., will begin on the Gth
of August. Head the announcement
in this issue of The Plant and if
you have boys to send to school
write for catalogues.
--Attention is directed to the state
ment, to be lound in our advertising
columns to-day, showing the condi
tion 01 the United States branch 01
Durham Encampment.
Members of Durham Encamp
ment No. "24, are requpsted to attend
a meeting to-night, at! 8 o'clock.
D. L. K.il KMAN.C. P. ;
J. T; 1obhitt, Scribe.
Important Sale To-j Morrow'.
The Durham Woolefn and Wooden
Mills and twenty acres of land al
joining, will be sold ai public auction
to-morrow. The sale! will take place
on the. premises and will begin at 12
o'clock. The terms are one-half
cash. -balance in six months.
Y. 31. C. A.
I Regular business meeting of the
Young Men's Christian Association
to-night. Every member is requested
to be present.
U K auk on the lookout for anv denunci
iti'ni of the scoundrelly conduct at Durham
Saturday night last by the Democratic
ipeiNuf that Ui.--Ilaleitjh Siy mud.
None so blind as those who 'will
t see. The North Stale used its
ves. ' ;! ''
Arkansas is having trouble with
negroes. Here is the story as it
comes to us: "herious trouble 1
breeding between whites and blacks
in Lnttendon eountv. Arknnsnsv
j 7 ,
where the negroes ''out-number the
whites five to one. Nearly all of the
legal officials of the county are, and
lor years have been, negroes. The
brief authority vested in these col
ored officials has imbued them with
tneidea that the whites must subject
themselves to any treatment at the the Norwich Union Fire Insurance
hands of the blacks, and outrages Society, for which Mr. J. J. Mackay.
on all laws of good order have fre- Durham, is the general agent for
quently been perpetrated. The few "u; 11 ;
white officials elected-have endeav- -t-1 he fatigue uniforms ot the Dur-
ored by every means to root out the LlPht . !ave vod.'
J . . . . lhe color is blue, the coats are
most corrupt of this element, and square sack, pattern, with no orna-
this always occasions more or less ment except brass buttons. A stripe
friction between the races." ot gold lace is on the pants. On" the
front of the caps are crossed guns
with UD. L. I." "3" in silver.
y -
-pThe protractctl meeting at North
Durham Sunday School closed last
night.. There were about seventy
conversions during the meeting and
through its instrumentality a new
church was organized. Surely a good
3Ietliolit Female Seminary.
The. trustees of 'the1 -Methodist Fe
male Seminary have j arranged with
Mrs. T. G. Cozart for jthe running of
the Seminary the comiirg scholastic
vear. The best talent and the latest
methods will be inaugurated, and
the Seminary will bej the pride of
the community. The next year
promises the most satisfactory of
any in the history bf . the school.
Later announcement containing a
fuller programme". will be made.
Hello! 3Ir. llci-mlnn.
As we were coming out of one of
our drug stores yesterday afternoon,
a party in search of a house walked
up to Capt. K. J. Parrish and en
quired if he had a house to rent. The
captain remarked he did not; "but,'
said he. "here comes Mr. M.C. Hern-
i don : it is rumored that he has sold
out his furniture business and will
remove to Asheville for a short time.
It may be that you can rent his
house." Mr. iferndon came up and
,the party made the same enquiry of
"him that had been directed to Capt.
Parrish. 4 You are the twentv-ninth
$4.00 PER ANNUM.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Rirgains! Harpiins! Creat larfrains and
a lug rus.li at J.. KdwanL
Father of low iriv.
KN)nis for Kt-nt. Two or tlm-e lare om
fortablero mis only a short tlitatuv fnmi tht
buines centt r. Ainlv to
J. Ii. Whitakcr. Jr.
s and youths' vesti only l.'i nts at
I. hlwanl',
KathtT f lw iriivs.
Iut in t-ar l'rinif White Western Oats.
W. J. Wvatt A
suits at 4. .".
Suits at anv iriv. Com
1 ... . . 5 ......
imis suns as low :ls ?l.J- at
1 KaIw anls
Fatlier of Iw l'rit-es.
Mac.istkatk Tinier what circumstances
in k' Kastus. were vou induced to violate
Pit- law ? 1'iK'le Hast'us Dev was mittygatin'
f:iriiiiiitaii(vs. sah : dat's what dev was.
No lawyer in the country could
iHvt'hcat that answer. Of course
Ht'V Were niitiitin'
n"vl
Mi:. Ihai ncky! Depew. has arrived
11 Knglaiid. It is said that the pcr-
I'liiasticity of lus eloquence accen-
nates-its aptness and profundity. It
Knglish like that sort of speak
iiauneey and- thev will get on
Jvrll. . '
Cannot patriotic Durham aid in
this laudable undertaking? It will
not require a very large sum. Who
can refuse? "In .Hollywood Ceme
tery, Richmond, Va., Confed
erate soldiers are buried. Of this
number 1,780 were soldiers from the work has been done at North Din
State- of North Carolina. Their ham, and who can estimate the ex
A. C ULV UllliJUllVVUi X 11V
of Hollywood Memorial Association
propose to place granite blocks at
the head of each grave and" they
need contributions of money to en-
I). L. I. Will Leave Tuesday.
Thl )urham Light Infantry, with
about thirtv-livc men) will leave next
Tuesday for the State Encampment.
We learn that Capti 'E. .1. Parrish
and Lieut. Southgatel find it imprac
ticable to go and thiH the company
will be in command of Lieut. V. A.
(Jattis with Capt. J.iF. Freeland as
1st Lieutenant. Tluj boys will be in
the hamls of good commanders. The
D. L. I. Band will (attend the En
campment as the Third Hegiment
Band. We shall look, for good re
ports' from both our shooters and our
tooters. . !
4 We met at the train yesterday
afternoon Mr. Arnold -Borden, of
Goldsboro, who was going to see his
wife and children who are visUing
relatives in Chester, S. C. Mr. Bor-
able them to carry out their lauda- deh informed us that extensive prep
ble and patriotic undertaking. North arations have been made for the rat
Carolina, whose soldier boys fill Ration meeting in Goldsboro to-
, 11 i x, night and that a grand time is ex
more graves at Hollywood than pecte(L He gai(1fothe whole eountv
those of any other State, should; aid was aroused and it was expected
in marking these graves of her gallant there will be fifteen hundred mounted
dead, and we confidently appeal to men in the procession. We ought
11 r i i to have some of this sort of ratifica-
c- tmn in Inrhn yi onI x n thin r tbn
those whose devotion even unto- Stite Executive Committee made a
death, was our protection and is our mistake when they failed to put
glory.' Contributions in any amount Durham on the list. We presume,
What a, terrible accident! The
If ..of horor is told in the telegrams.
r' Vt ial persons from Charlotte were
11 the train, but they escaped. Mr.
'"iry Whittington, of Greensboro,
?vas North Cirl
' tlif liolacaust. ; " i
I m : Grangers' (5 rand Encamnment
V ill he lirhl at Mount Holly, Gaston
"""t.v ngain. this year. The
is probably; called Mount 1 Lolly
''ause thyiv is; neither mount nor
i'llK IIIU U liv 4l,.t 1 1
- ..... it lit I I- III 111:11. I II ! til I I II 11-111 If II I
1 :i l-n-.r.i 1.'
. Mnv.- jiiatx- iioeer, 1111
l,, nt.v 'f room for beer and lemonade
'"t.Vand baseball grounds.
will be gratefully received and ac
knowledged through the columns of
the Neicx (5 Observer. Send money
to Col. W. E. Anderson, Raleigh, N.
C. The following contributions have
been received : Gov. A. M. Scales,
however, that arrangements will be
made later tor a demonstration here
Sewerage. j
Oiie of the important needs of Dur
ham and one that will conduce
greatly to the healtji fulness of the
community is a thorough system of
sewerage. Our natiiral drainage is
pretty good, but it is1 entirely inade
quate to the demand, and our au
thorities had just as well begin to
give the question of improved sewer
age serious consideration and make
such .preparation therefor as may be
within their power. This is a ques
tion that must be met its impor-
ance stares us in the face -and it
cannot be dodged without great detri-.
ment to the town, j
Water works are a good thing, a
great public improvement, but the
very fact that we hive water works
makes more imperative the necessity
for sewerage. Recognizing the im
portance of this matter, Asheville
this week voted $lO0,(SH)'for a thor
ough system of sewerage. Durham
must begin to take jsteps in this di
rection. Sewerage j we need and
sewerage we must hiave.
The "Local Option Law
It seems a little strange that when
1 1
certain men live under a suspicion
of repeatedly violating the local op-
thev
4--aiV Inn 1 li iw4- jI rf
iu.uu; iion. v- '",, - aml brought before courts to answer
in submitting to the people the ques
tion ot license if, in the lace of then
declaration against, certain men are
to be permitted to carry on the tratlk
C. Birdsong, 81.00."
TOWN TALK.
begins the 37th volume
Rain this morning.
Pears on the market to-day.
Big breaks of tobacco to-day
and good prices.
Attend the sale of the Wooden
and Woolen Mills to-morrow.
1 .
111 a mean, sneaking wav :
Plant Photographs.
Capt. Wygant, of iJingham School,
is in town to-day. J
Mr. Benehan Cameron came down
on the noon train to-day.
Judge Walter Chirk was on the
west-bound train yesterday.
Mr. J. W. Thackston, of Raleigh.
was on tin east-bound train to-day.
j
Mrs. Lucius Gre-h and family left
to-diiv to visit relatives in Pittsboro.
.'iru this issue
tlif I'Lojnttr M'mwjv not half volumes
-U tin- o th vear of It n..l,U;n
L 1 1 . . I'uviivutlVill. X KfK
rMll Mil, I vli,.... ll 1-1
.vvv ui an nianKina, ana espe-
. . la-nitK-rauc partv in the hands
"(("u ' f principle and tole'ration. Char-
"lir hearty -.congratulations and
1111 . 1 ,..111
iuiy U1C. gUUU Wl.ll
0,1 express to all mankind continue
1- ."uie to good work, as in the past,
?,r"H niankindiand especially for
U'A' Domocratic party in the hands
of principle and toleration,
l" llft' and - great success. You
deserve long life; and great success.
And TilK Phvt ,. i :
'! J JVJUUg illlU 111"
Mrienced, hopes when it shall
Klve ivD1 ni
t luug ag y0U lt can
,f,1nt to as Clean, as nntrintin oc iico
a record as yours.
If a majority of our citizens had
voted for license we should have
yielded to the decision and now, that
a majority has declarj-d against the
whiskey trafiie wc demand that their
decision shall be resneeted.and we
A fine boy was born to Mr. and Lcayi un0n the authorities to nut forth
Mrs. J. W. Tatum this morning. efforts to stop the clandestine trade
'.The estate of Grey Barbee, it is in jiipior and to prosecute any man
thought, will wind up about $75, 000. who is so disreputable a citizen as to
-The' Prohibition candidate for wilfully and outrageously and sneak--
Hnvprnor Rmv V. T WnlL-pr will illglv Violate the law.
QTtPnk n Durham to-mcrht. ! mere are no miugating circum
1 - - -0--.-
It is expected that the brick
work of the addition to Main Street
Church will be completed to-mor
row.
Wonder what the chronic croak
ers thought of the big breaks of to
bacco to-day Ami the high prices
paid? -
The Durham District Conference
man that has applied to me to rent
my house. Oh, how 1 wish I had
one hundred such houses to rent,
the demand is so great," said Mr.
Herndon. Mrv Hrmdon's house is
a comfortable one-story dwelling,
corner of IVttigiVw and Chapel Hill
streets
Mr. M. K. McDowell, of Philadel
phia, who has been visiting' Durham
regularly for fifteen years, rode over
the town vesterdav, and his unso
licited testimony is: "I have never
known the time in the history ol
Durham that I have seen such out
cropping of permanent success and
staDUity. in many uirections 1 see
new houses being erected and several
of them as handsome as you will find
in any city. I am more. pleased with
Durham this trip than upon any pre
vious trip.
The Durham Cotton Mills held
their semi-annual meetingon yester
! day afternoon, and the report of the
president showed that the past six
months was the most successful o
anv in the history of the Mill.
Blackwcll's Durham Tobacco Co
have just finished their semi-annua
inventory and tlie result snows a
most gratifying percentage of gain
over the last six months of last year
Messrs Duke, Sons A' Co., every
body knows, are doing the heaviest
business of their existence, actually
making and shipping two million
cigarettes per day.
Thk Plant only mentions the
three interests above named because
they constitute our three main in
terests, and if these be prosperous,
the town ought to l Yet in spite of
the above most gratifying state
ments and Mr. Herndons experi
ence, some people are prone to croak
and growl. The U-unhr printed
this item yesterday, which is far
from Mr. Herndon's experienee.
"There are more vacant dwellings
in Durham now than has been in
several years. Why is it?'1 !
Thk Plant is going to be fair. We
have to admit that money is very
scarce, but so it is in Raleigh, Greens
boro, Wilmington, Charlotte and our
other centres, so Durhanrvinot pe
culiar in this respect. Leaftbbaeeo
is not as lively as we have seen it,
but the readers of Thk Plant recall
the fact that only lat week our Rich
mond correspondent reported the
greatest stagnation that the market
has ever known.
Thk Plant further admits there is,
ofacertainelass.quitea number of va-
PROPERTY FOR SALE
P.y irni- of authority -otif-ri-l mim.ii m. in .-. r.
Ulll ili-ttls ol trust. V.-. Ut.t t.v Jllo. . Al r mi.. 1
!!-. I l!lf. l. at lilllilii- aii. t;..i. i. .
lloii4-.l.M.r. iii I'urliaiii. X.C. uu
Saturday, August 25th, 1888,
I In- l.-lli'W ill!' 1'iruiQkl lYntHrlv
Two fliar.-x of M.h V in tin- "iuirhatu Stn-. t llil-
o." i.f the lir iilil- ill lil..l.
ii hlmrt of m.kI in th. "iMirlikiu Kimniiih.
Co." ol tl..- i.r valu-ot IKMjiferb. totht-r itli
fittll o th.- 11 Ii.ll iil.nl Irorita .-1. ...!
r " - - - 1 riiiiinii a mm 1
Al thf t.atii.- tmn- nnl iil-e. I will i.rr..r r..r ui.
tin- loIl..w ii,,. H,.l Ktat- to-it
UI I.t. I'm iiij? -u 1111.I1 vil.-,l ou.baIf ii.tn.t
t- tiaiit 111 omul,.!, with 4no. U. 1'r.M tor. m m trm. t
1 oi.idiiiii, m: r. h. .IjoiniuK K. M. lTii-tr m tli
tiortn. .. lUri... on tin- Miutli. the Willi- MarV
limirUinU.ii lh. w.M. null F. M. 1'nx tomu th-
MlA't. an uu liviil.tl oii.-hj.lf int. r-t m
t 11.1 nt in a-oiiiiiii.M with Jim. U. 1'r.n-tor. in a tra. t
routallillirf 14 au-rin. in I'ait.-rfou Tuwushm m.1
joining on tin -aM th. UnU of J. A. llarW.- a.-
.-ca.-.(. on tin- Mouth. th lamlM of limiu.l
011 thff w. ft. the UikN of i. A. lUrln-e. ami on th.-
Iiorih. tin- UuUh ot Marion Ilar--. and know u a.
a lrt of the Jam.-H lUrlM-e laii.l.
:ul Ut. Il iiiK an un.liil. l on.-thinl int. n-M in
the lot ami buiMiiiK' known a the 'Hallilurtoii
Corner," uu the w.uthwift r..rn. r of Main atil
Chun ll MreeU.
lrivate uttt-ra w ill Im- n-.-fiv.tl uiidl dav or nale.
Time tif itale Vi ut. Ternif of sale tie h4lf. sh.
halaui-e in six month. Title n.4 .ii-yel n..r
Mt.M-k tram-ltrrr.il until full layineiit of pur- Lae
money.
For furthi r mtoriiiat irn api'lv to
4. s. JlAXMNd. Trust.
jy l: l- .lt.l. iMirhaiu. N. t
l-IMWIMi 1HK ( "MillluN OF INK
UNITED STATES BRANCH
OF THK
Norwicl Union Fire Inror&nce S:cislj.
Ih&nJm-r III sf, km 7.
assiits.
Value of real estate and
ground n iitn ow n-d l.y
the Company (L-f- he
aill't f eU-llliilirati-eH
thr-m). I
UaiiH on in.nd and Mort-
timm' (duly r--urded and
Im iuk fint lleli oti the
fee flllll'le).
Ai-roiitit of Htocka and
bond of the I'lilteil
state, and of thi and
fit her StaU-n. aim. all oth-
r M'm k and lond ab
solutely owned bv the
t'omiiauy ,
Sto. k. IjouJk and all ot her
iMt-uritie (etrjt tiiort-Ktf-).
hyi'Othetated to
the t'.imjiany a xlut
ttral Mfi-anty fr ah
-tUlly loan-d I J the
Company.
Iuterec 1 ilui and a -ru-.l
on vtM k atil otL.r
untien,
(aih in 'oniany' prin
t'lpal ottl. e and In lotitf
inn the Company. !
u.itel in Hank,
aj-h in Land of Ay'tit".
and in traxiitu.
I'n tiiiuma or ai-ujnl
U0ud.
I'n tu 1 11 in or ae!lirjt
loan and note.
All other a.i- U. d'tath-.!
in tat ment.
Mr. W. It. Odell, of Concord, who ! canthouses.butstart out. if vou please,
camr down yesterday, was joined by j to rent a comfortable, well-located
his family to-day and proceeded to i house, with decent surroundings.
Morehead. ! , High rents, considering the cost of
Messrs. M. K. Mcbowell and son, ; th.' hou: ha1 In4Uch .to (1
m 1.- m..t 111J. with vacating some of the hou-es
1 11 'i nut' ..11 r ;i i' '
" -
V.74I
Total Aet. I.:$I6.4n6C:
LIAIULITIMS.
unpaid. IIi'ludiUK
thowe r-tte.l. I I17.IV4I 'gt
Wp rve. a r 'nri-l by
Ijw-. UjhMI fA
All other (laJllin. 1,'M) lJ
will ' meet at Bethel church, on the
Lcasburg circuit, next Wednesday,
July 18th.
.. i
Attention is directed to the ad
vertisement of Mr. J. S. Manning,
trustee, announcing public sale of
"di
stances connected with a violation
of this law. The perpetrator knows
that he is acting contrary to and in
defiance of law, and we say that not
one of these guilty ones should be
permitted to escape. Lot there be
no suspensions of judgment, upon
payment of costs, but let the full
penalty of the law be applied in
every conviction and let these offen
ders be given to understand that
whfen the people of Durham voted
"No License" that they meant no
liquor should be sold as a beverage
and that he who takes the law in his
own hands and sets at defiance the
noon for th ir homo in Philadelphia,
via Richmond. ,
Rev. -J. F. Putt, if Charlotte, who
has.been conducting the protracted
meeting at North Durham, left to-day
for District Conference at Selma.
I now standing idle.
TuUl liahlhti. .
Capital Stork paid M.
Total Iii. oiiie,
ToUl Lij- nditure.
:' Delegates to the Fanners'
t-aiiipinciit.
, TouAcro Plant: Having 1 mii in
structetl t publish the names of fai'
i mers apMint'cd bv tliis otlicf asdehv
Mr. W. F. KoriH'gay. of (lolds- gates to the ;lhisiins- meeting at
boro, was on the train to-day, return-Jtlie Farmers (irand Suiiiiiht Kiiramjr
ing from a meeting! of the Directors ment" to Im held at Mt. Holly. N. C.
of the North Carolina Railroad at 1 August 14th '1.1th. lOtli and lTth.
Greensboro.
A l.Kil si
North Carolina HiisIiicnh in 1 887.
!'.ik w ntt. n. I MC54 00
rreinlutii" l lr-I. i.'fsi 17
I mm-n paid on rik takeu, 3.M4 H.',
in urre-l. 4.CT1 94
Maruuer. J. MONTtKlMERV II A UK.
funeral Aent. J. J. MACKAY, Durham.
ST ATK OF SOUTH CAIUiUNA.
fT.. e of S.--retary of SUtr,
Ur.j!" r DtfakTv tvT.
lul-ih. N. C. March lt, Ihhh.
In cotnpliaD'-- with Sertion 5tfA. tt TL (Vid f
North Carolina. I certify that the above U a tro
extra 1 from the om tatemeut of tb U. K.
M. A
14th, 1.1th,
1 18. I hercM--submit the following branch or the Norwich union fihe ink.
Yit Plf.n.i" imlilili Millie II I 1 NJ, ,frrY on Le,eu4t--r 31. 17. now on file in thw
'tlto-111 1 ,caH- I U "" saillC. Ii. .1. department. W. L. SAUNLFJiH.
. Amrier. Lsii., retunu
dav from GreenslHor where he had ! . .V'" V
beeo in attendance! uon a meeting ' anmton, Hat River. N C; Rev. P.
of the Directors ! of the North M a ssey, Durham N. t.; A. h.
Carolina Railroad, j I IVvou' I,lir,i;i1'! ( J. -h-
t . ; - ;ols , Davtnn, N. ( . lours truly,
Secretary of stale.
valuable property on the 25th of verdict of the people must pay the
August ' penalty attached to such violation.
Mr. H. H. Sims, who recently went I
to Washington in search of a posi
tion, through the influence of Sena
tor Matt W. Ranspm, Thk Plant
learns, has been appointed to a posi
tion in the Government Printing
Office. ' i -
R. W. ISaiixy.
Sec. Durham Co. Fanners1 Alliance.
Dayton, N. C, July 0, 1$.
Shoes Shoes. Another large lot of Shoes
at .10 cents a air, at I- Kdwur&i,
Father of Ixw Price.
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFOHD, C
A Classical, Mathematical, Scientific
and Military Academy.
The Fall BeMd.m of 1 -m 111 Win the Ctb U
Auirust and continue twenty --k. rk4nic tbe
; Jl-'t f I-enibr. The hpnag Tt-rra of lp win
1 om the 14th of January. Caialomie arttinx
I forth terms. Ac., fruiahel on attilica.lVn to
J. II. HORNER. O i font N. C.
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