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SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, SATURDAY, JULY 1 6, 1887.
VOL. I.
NO. 42.
THE
JR. E. B. RANKIN,
PINE KNOT.
Homoeopathic Physician,
Branson House, Raleigh, N. C.
A syndicate of New York, Boston the whole affair by asking: "Whv i
and other merchants has been formed ; Dr. McGlynn like an enatie goose?',
to secure the repayment of traveling ! anA i:. Hn
. . -. , I and replying: "Because be refuses t
salesmen s license iees, paia tnrougnom
Lighted for the illumination of alL Of gpecial j Special attention paid to all forms
interest to of chronic disease, diseases of women
land children. Patients treated by
sxnail, and visits made to neighboring
towns when desired.
NORTHERN PEOPLE
25
years
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-who seek a home in the South It has some
thing to say, and isn't afraid to say it. '
Eight Pages,
Published Weekly.
1 Subscribe Nozv! Only $i.oo.
Advertise Now! Low Rates.
JgHBNNETH'M. FERGUSON, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon,
CAMERON, N. C. r -: -
the country within the past
Exchange.
Now, brethren, please don't! In the,
first place you'll make no end of a fuss
in getting back these fees paid out so
many years ago. In the next place we
aon t think you ought to have your i
follow the proper gander", and the
world, in general. U but littlo ron
Crned at what might once have
bi ought nations to the elaish t' aruis
THE FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
The full programme for the four
; days of this eneampment, from Aug.
Orders bv telegraph or mail prompt-
; l answered.
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RIFFIN & TEMPLE,
J. R. FERRALL A Co.,
Staple and
Fancy Grocers,
RALEIGH, N. G.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. I
Practice in the Superior and Federal Courts of
the First Judicial District and in the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. Special attention
given to conves'ancing and collections.
W. J. Griffin. , W. O. Ti.mplk.
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Orders by mail receive careful
and prompt attention.
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MOSELEY'S
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN HOUSE,
1 20 Fayetteville St.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
rooms ileasaxt !
table good !
waiters Attentive !
' PRICES MODERATE !
A QUIET PLlACE
G. N. Walters,
FSil!0NfiBLE tfEfjCtffh'T TflLOfi, r
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.
Business suits $30 to $60. j
t i i ii i i . .
money oacK, even inougn ine tax nas noth to 13th inclusive, has been nearly
been declared unconstitutional. A j completed, but not quite. There will
state certainly deserves something for he some twenty addresses by special
having a drummer let loose within Us iste in various, departments of agricul-
, , t xu i i v ' a. 1 I ture and stock raising. These will bf
borders. Be thankful, then, that vou ! . , , . ,
i given Wednesday night and on Thu v-
get along as inexpensively as you dp. av amj priav.
If the people generally were not mild j Among the pleasures of theencamp
and forbearing you would have to ! ment will .be a military parade, drill
furnish a brand new drummer for ! and rifle m'atchj two tournaments open
j to all gallant knights, (but the '-.winner
of the first to be barred from competi
j tion at the second), to be followed by
the coronation of the queen and a.
idance each night: range competition.
ifora nrize iifle. oiwn to all: a tub
Any hotter in North Carolina than j also a rowW matvh with si!
j pair sculls on the Catawba; a greased
j pig race, and various other amusing
diversions.
every trip. ,
Hot?
Well, yes, we think s.
ally is.
July geuer-1
New York and Boston
We say no.
"Oh, my H comes from a large and
incredulous chorus in the North.
Well, if you don t believe us, look; in
your geography and se what it says
there. - : '
"In New England the winters are
long and cold and the summers are
short and hot."
Even so. We have tried both lati
tudes the year 'round. It is rather
For the convenience of, those from a
distance, who Cannot find suitable ac
commodations at Mount Holly, the
Carolina Central will run gpecial trains
to Charlotte every, even ing.
W. R. Williams, Esq., Master of the
State Grange Patrons of Husbandry,
has sent the followiug circular to the
order: j
Masters office, Falkland, N. C, June
30, 1887. To the Brethren and Sisters'
anything about the conditions warning
. This is to inform you that the
Grange Encampment and Fanners1
Institute will be held at Mount Holly,
Ladies1 and Gentlemen's Dining Hall
attached.
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their friends not to go South in sum-
mer. We don t find them so terrified ia Gaston county on the 10tht 11th,
Samples furnished on application. ! aDOut a trip to Boston or New York in 12th and 13th of August, 1887. You
and ail or you, are earnestly requested
to attend, (that can do so without in
convenience), and take with you such
home and farm productions as ma)
North Carolina Car Co., j
RALEIGH, N. C.
LUCIUS A. YOUNG,
Insurance Agent,
Southern Pines, N. C.
-REPRESENTING
. : MANUFACTCRERS OF
SashV Doors. Blinds
and all kinds of
Builder-s Material.
By carryiiig a large 3tock 0: luxr.ter ar.d
having an equipment ci the test im
proved machinery we are pre
pared to lill crdsrs promptly.
We are also prepared to ship houses, 5
the hot season, and yet we suppose
New York can show a hundred cases
j of sunstroke for every one in North
Carolina or any other Southern State.
And as regards the diseases peculiar
''to this season we believe that statistics
I will make the more favorable showing
1 Washington Fire & Marine Ins. Co., j for fne South.
of Mobile, Alabama. i . . A. , .
Capital & surplus - - - $150,000 ; So just hang up your theory about
' the unbearable summer climate of the
: . : . ,1 j .
- Western Assurance Co. , Toronto, Can. j South along side of that mental pic-
Surplus in U. S. - - 42o,Cu 1.1H j ture of the Southern fire-eater you
" '" " 1 have so long cherished. They jare
Commercial Union Assurance Co,, about equally correct and should be
ot ionaon, r.ngiauu. . . . , .
Assets - - - 290,313.87 allowea to moulder away together.
Hartford Fire In
Assets -
' And so Dr. McGIynn is excominuni-
s. Co., Hartford, Ct. A , , , . A
n--. mi; 4- cated. We don't admire some of his
MACHINE FRAMED, Assets
theories, but do admire his grit.
Georgia Home I?is. Co., Clumbus, Ga. communication, however, isn't thej
Extern
.0,000 1 rjDje thing it was once. The thunders
ready for erection.
Correspondence solicited Address
North Carolina Car Company, able stoek and mutual companies.
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RALEIGH, V. C.
- . x r,r v i I of the -Vatican roll but Iain tlv, disturb-
German Anieru'anJns. Co., New lork. j j
London Assurance Corporation, of ing thoughtful people about as much
lxnaon, tng. ana several oxner reu- a4. w5ntr of th hcresv-hounda at
Andover. A panning government of-
OFFICE, NO. , , CITY HALL. j throW8 , sid,Iight of humori,ver
encourajre and assist to make the Fair
a success.
Capt J. T. Patrick, of the State
Board of Agriculture, will inform you
of the necessary conditions and ar
rangements of the camp and the terms
of transportation and travel. Many
brethren from South Carolina are ex
pected, to be present. The " Master is
expecting to be at the opening, and
hopes to see Ournoble Order largely,
represented.
Fraternally,
W. R. Williams,
Master State Grange P. of H.
THEY NEEcTtEACHING.
- Many ignorant and prejudiced per
sohs not only deride what they call
"college learning"', but openly de
nounce our State University, and yet
here is a Professor of the University
telling the sturdy farmera, of Nortli
Carolina how to save their crops! And
the newspapers are gladly aiding the
good work by giving publicity to this
valuable information. But still some,
people are so smart (only in their own
estimation) that they cannot be taught
either by a college professor or by a
newspaper. Pitttbero Record.