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LIGHTED FOR THE ILLUMINATION OF TA11 HEELS, BOTH NATIVE AND ADOPTED.
VOL. I.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, SATURDAY, JULY 2, ; 18S7.
NO. AO.
THE
PINE KNOT.
Lighted for the illumination of all. Of special
interest to
jy. E. B. RANKIN,
Homoeopathic Physician,
Branson House, Raleigh, -N. O.
j. The Grand Army ought to spank j sandy oil, and lias named it the
their Fair child and make him stop Ids j "Golden Sand HUP wheat. It is the
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! nealthie.t ami most Iiamv looking
j variety seen here, : HaU'rjh Nnra tnui
Observer.
screaming.
j . ' . j We have seen the announcement ot a
j Special attention paid to all forms ,.i . .!
I of chronic disease, diseases of women ' new fifty cent literary magazine the
NORTHERN PEOPLE
who seek a home in the South It has some
thing to say, and isn't afraid to say it.
land children. Patients treated by
j mail, and visits made to neighboring
! towns when desired.
Orbit. Its orbit uary will be next in
order.
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The Raleigh Manufacturing Coni
Eight Pages,
Published Weekly.
'Subscribe Now! Only $i.oo.
Advei'tise Now! Low Rates.
JjjTENNETH M. FERGUSON, M. D.'j pany, for the making of spools ami
j bobbins is a new enterprise at our
nnys.cian ana surgeon. . Capital city. The factory is already in
Orders by telegraph or mail prompt
ly answered.
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NORTH CAROLINA GRANGE ENCAMPMENT.
f A gram, grass, truit, stock ami
j poultry fair will be held at Mount
Holly, Gaston Co., on Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, .and Saturday,
August 10th, nth, 12th and 13th, 1SS7.
The main purpose of this enoamp
meut is to enable the farmers of North
Carolmia to annually meet together at
a time when there is little .Work to do
A recent writer in the New York on the farm and comnare exnerieiict.
Independent, discussing the question ojf j to bear addresses from practical men,
wuu iiie iriven special siuuy 10 some
J. R. FERRALL & Co.,
Staple and
Fancy Grocers,
RALEIGH, .N. C.
G
RIFFIN & TEMPLE,
i Southern prosperity, says there isn't a
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
Practice in theSuferior and Federal Courts of
the First Judicial District and in the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. Si lecial attention
given to conveyancing and collections.
W.J. Griffin. w.o. Tkmple
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Orders by mail receive careful
and prompt attention.
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M O S E L E Y S
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN HOUSE,
1 20 Fayetteville St.. '
RALEIGH, N. C.
ROOMS PLEASANT !
TABLE GOOD !
WAITERS VTTENTIVFj !
PRICES MODERATE !
A QUIET PLACE
G. N. Walters,
. FASijlQNfiSLE fJIEfiQiljNT TfHOR,
RALEIGH. N. C.
Has the largest stock of Foreign
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cheviots, plain
and fancy Silk mixed Suitings,
Shark skin Suitings in all
shades. The latest
New York styles
for full dress
Suits.
Dress suits from $40 to $85
particular branch of agriculture.
savings bank in the entire sectionr Our j 1 rt s he latest improved ma-
, ; . . . r , I ! chinery used on the farms, which will
prosperous Raleigh savings bank had ; ht exhibited in lame quantities bv
better send him a prospectus.
4 a
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining Hall
:' ' attached.
Horth Carolina Car Co.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Business suits
Samples furnished
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$30,to $60.-
The rum seller will learn in IS8S that
he has something , more then a few
scattered Prohibitionists to deal with
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He must find the accounts of monster
anti-saloon demonstrations all over the
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country "mighty interesting reading. V
Go he must, and he may as well make
up his mind to go peaceably. f
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manufacturers fnm every section of
the Union.
To exhibit their stock, horses.' cat
tle, sheep, hogs, fowls, eic, and make
sales of same or to exchange for some
breed tney think will be of advantage
to cross with their own.
To aid fanners who have' not yet se
cured improved stock by showing them
all the different breeds and in this way
encouraging the purchasing of g m m 1
varieties of cattle, sheep, swine, c.
To annually stimulate and strengthen
the farmers organ izat ions t hronghon t
the State, by putting new energy and
determination' into the breast of every
farmer who attends.
Persons desiring special information
should address J. T. Patrick, Commis-
! i sioner of Immigration. Raleigh. N. C .
Good for the Mayor of Charlotte;!
He makes it an indictable offence, to
sell cisrarettes containing: the demofal-
izing pictures which manufacturers
for advertising purposes. Mayors ' of
: j I desire to call the attention of tho
Greensboro, Winston, Durham and j pen.le of Moore coun'v to a rroo
SAVE THE BLACKBERRY CROP
other cities and towns fall in! Espec
ially det the". Mayor of DurhanY put his
foot on this infamous business. If
tobacco is a good thing it is strange it
which is now so far as I am able to
discover entirely neglected. I refer to
the blackberry crop. You will perhaps
say, as our southern prple are pecul
iarly apt to say, "that is a. very umall
thiug. I have often wondered why in
on application. ! should draw so much vileness in its some of our western counties so manv
I .... dried berries are sold, while in our own
; tram.
LUCIUS A. YOUNG,
Insurance Agent;
Southern Pines, N. C.
NEW KIND OF WHEAT.
county, vhich is now beginning to Im
! put dwn among the progressive coun-
ties of the state almost none are sold.
1 1 have written to a friend in Greens-
Mr. K. Stephenson, who lives near I boro and in Statesville for statistieii of
t i ii it ii i . .
! Millburnie, in this countv, has exhib-1 1 ie u'acKoerry crop snippeo iroin
-R E PR ESENT IN G
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds
and all kinds of
Builder- s Material.
xted on the street a specimen of mag- from Greensboro. Statesville handlel
nificent looking wheat, the heads be- in 18S."i- 7f0J)00 lhs- in 1KSP. nlwu.t
j ! ing between six and seven inches long, j 500,000 lbs. The crop of ISSfi was
( Washington Fire & Marine Ins. Co., J and the entire length of iiead and stcm 1 short- She expects to handle in 1S87
: of Mobile, Alabama. , , ,ee . T. . i I one million pounds.
n -i e-0i0 &i -.a nnn about four and one halt feet. It is an t rp. rf u;c. 11
. Capital & surplus - - - 3?i.u,uuu T . . . The crop of lbSo mvJje taken an an
j ! entirely new fepeeimen 111 this section. ; average. 750,000 11 at 0 cents per
I S Stephenson savs that last year he j'lb., pives vou the handsome sum of
; Y estern Assurance to., ioromo,aTi. . sowed down m wheat a lot of very poor
i Surplus n U. S. - - 42.,fi, 1.9V . . ' tM . ,
1 1 .land not fertile enough to produce
: largely. The wheat he sowed wa s a
$45,000. I believe all the towns in
Moore county ought tohandle this sea
son 500,'000 pounds, which at G cents
per pound, would leave in our county
$30,000. Enough 0 boaid and clothe
By carrjang a Isrge'stock oi lumter ani Assets
having an. equipment cf the test, ire.-
proved rr.aohir.ery -.ve are pie-' ' . , ;.
: pared to 'ill orders promptly.-'-.
Commercial Union Assurance Co,, j Pennsylvania variety. When it came
Ol lonuon. I!inglanu. I im nnd riiaiirn1 Mr Stnr"hncnTi nri. ! fivf hnnlr! nf her rwxirtlc ter nn
' t ticed here and there an exceptionally I do not proiiose to discuss how
1 3.1 .11 , f I much a hand can make pickintr and
large and splendid stalk and was j . , . " 1 , h, .1
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women ana cniiaren wftr
We are also prepared tohip houses,
Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct. ; struck with the fact that this variety be lone by -w-Assets
- - - .,0o5,94G.4o j hre aild matured well on the cannot obtain
profitable employment
. same ground that scarcely doubled the a M seasons of the year. This b cer-
-m T x nTTT,TT7 pD Vi i-T-iT-N Georgia Home Ins. Co., C olumbus G; s amoUnt jowed of the other variety, tain,-if the iople of Iredell county can
MACHINE FRAMED, Assets - - - 750,000; ., , , . . , . 3 afford to pick and dry blackberries,
lie couecteu enougn ot ttie large thp ftf xr
ready for erection.
' A heads to thresh out about half a callon,
German American Ins. Co., New lork.r : Ji
Correspondence solicited Address ; London -.Assurance. Corporation, . of j . . - I . , ' , . r
; JLouaon, .tug. ana several oiner rea- jv..w - vvv ov.vu wvouv
North Carolina Car Company, ; able stock and mutual companies. j or over fifty times the amount sowed;
rlf.igii, K. c. 1 OT?FTOF XO 1 CITY HML ! u''-"-u-"'"'"u"""B"tcouon ana corn as we now make.
the people of Moorelcounty can affonl
it. They shoujd be encouraged to save
this crop, whether it be five, ten; or
thirty thousand dollars worth and thus
employ labor that otherwise might be
idle. AV e can do t and make as much
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will grow on the poorest land even id Duncan E. Mclcrr, in Carthage Made,