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VOL. I
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, SATURDAY, AUG. 20, 1887.
NO. 47.
Jonesboro High School, lj)R. E. B RANKIN,
Male and Female, j
i Homoeopathic Physician,
Jonesboro, N. C.
A few more railroad horrors like tawba and Cape Fear rivers of North
i that at Chatsworth, supposing the be- Carolina,
! li.f asto it eaii"to ho onrt. and 1 Nearly all of the table grapes ihat
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Fall Term begins Wednesday, Aug. 3d.
HLIFX St (on Cotton Platform V , . , . , , , , j have anv excellence at all, and the
I u A 01 vp' vouon iiauorni.; it would he Justlfiable to shoot tramps, r , , ,
Raleigh, N. C.
; at sight, like-dangerous wild beasts.
Full corps of competent teachers.
Location healthy. Terms of
tuition and board reasonable.
j . Special attention paid to a.ll forms !
of chronic disease, diseases. of women
: and children
mail, and v
i towns when'
throughout our country are seedling.-
of the Catawba and Laspeyre (Yitn
Editor Kingsbury of the Wilming- Labrtisea), natives of our State, and
For further information address
R. H. Broom,
45t49 Sec. of Faculty.
University of North Carolina,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
39t91
en. I atients treated by . . nr(r.i ih xvr:tti uj: improved here and transported to dif--isits
made to neighboring,1011 arar i otten. urgea to wute a ni ,
, -.a e v n v t u i ferent parts of tne country bv their
1 desired. tory of North Carolina. It is a pity , . -
1 auiuiiers. ov mi . see uiai oriii
that the pressure of ill health and; Carolina has proved to be the Kschol
pTENNETH M. FERGUSON, M. D business will not allow him to under
take this work, for which he is so ad
mirably fitted. We should expect
Physician and Surgeon,
CAMERON, N. C.
great things .in that history, because
the Star gives daily evidence of what
: ! Orders by telegraph or mail prompt- ; editor can do in the wav of clean:
The session is divided into two ly answered. .
terms: the first beginning the last T -'.-u . cut and vigorous English.
Thursdav in Atifrust and endinir at. !'
Christmas, the second beginning early .RIFFIN & TEMPLE,
in January and ending first Thursday : . :
January and ending first Thursday j
in June. Tuition, 830,00 for each term. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law American Federalist, published at Wes-
r or room rent and service, So. UU per ; 1,IIZABI;TII city, n. c.
term. Those unable to pay tuition are ! Practice in the Superior and Federal Courts of
allowed to give their notes, secured if camiSa" sJJai attlnUon" er Murchison is the North Carolina ed-; general opinion ; that you must liav
We have received a copy of the
terly, R. I. If we mistake not, broth-
of America. '
The celebrated. Scuppernong (Vitis
Vulpina) and family are decided by
those who know them to be the best
for table or Wine of any grape in the
known world. . Some may differ with
us. but what vou wish to know is what
If-' ... V . : . ;
! is the best grape for the rsortliern
market, and how to cultivate it. Tho
object sought is to realize the Wst
profits with the least outlay of capital
and labor and in the shot test time.
First, select ...Your- soil. It is the
e
possible. Tuition in the Normal Course riven to conveyancing and 'collections
free. Post Graduate instruction also . w- J- Griffin. w. o. Temple
free- The Faculty is now sufficiently I 26t5"-
strong to give instruction in a wide
range of studies.
For terms in the Law School apply to
Hon. John Manning, LL. D. For Cat
alogues apply to W. T Patterson, Bur
sar, Chapel Hill, N. C. For special in
formation apply to
45t49 Kemp P. Battle, LL. D.
MOSELEY'S
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN HOUSE,
: 1 20 Fayetteville St.,
: RALEIGH, N. C. '
G. N. Walters,
FASHIONABLE tfEfjCtttfNT TAILOR,
RALEIGH. N, C.
itor who exchanged papers with the
editor of the Westerlv Neics and Tele
phone. The Federalist is a lively sheet
Has t
le largest stock of Foreign
rooms pleasant !
- table good !
waiters attentive !
prices moderate !
. a quiet place
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.
good clay subsoil, but not necessarily
so; grapes rot most oil such soil, on
account of its retentiveuess of excess- J
ive moisture. Rich sand v lands lro-
and claims to advocate more reforms j duce the swe(.test and .largest grapes.
! than any paper in the United States, j you finj for instance, the Scupper
Go slow, friend Murchison ! One re-1 nong revelling in the sandy soil of our
form in a life-time is enough for any j coast. I would preter what is caned
worn out land, that has been planted
from time to time i corn, cotton, to-
, man or any newspaper.
! GRAPES FOR NORTHERN MAR- hacco or othe crops, provided it is
j KETS. j well drained. Old washed red sandy
i . ;? i , hills make fine grapes.
i The scientists have compared North j ; Jn order to fa(.ilitata the gathering
; Carolina with nearly every gooa place of prfipeS) keep the vines well tied up.
j on the face of the earth: they havej We should attenn,t to enl,ivate the
j said much of its climate, its soil, and j q our customers aml teach them
its adaptability in many ways as j a tQ Hke our N(r one acells.
grape growing state, but it is at last t eatin? tho Scuppernong
admitted that it is unlike any other i pj .. va1j14- - ffr tft.
j..... r . ; -
couinrv. e uiusi ;
o 1 tr i hlo rw win a - I h H AnL-inc ivitw.A ill
' BUSineSS Suits $30 tO $60. study the peculiar laws, which govern . ih'Ur,ro Jlll(1 ablest Unne
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining Hall ; ' : , . , , its culture here by the experienc of our j , t . . , , e
v. , .; Samules furnished on application. , . known anywhere, m the world; of a
auacneu. iarmers, ana noi irom loieigu icacu-
2Gt52
ers.
North Carolina Car Co.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
-MANTFACTIRERS OF-
Sash, Doors, Blinds
and all kinds of
B u i lder- s -Jvlate r-i a 1 .
By carrying a large stock cf i-amter ar.i
having an equipment cf the test im
prcvecl machinery we are pre
pared to fill orders prqmptly: .
LUCIUS A. YOUNG,
Insurance Agent,
... AND
DEALER IN
STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
MIRRORS, SOAPS,
North Carolina was declared unfit
; for grape culture after many experi
ments with foreign grapes (Vitis Vn
ifera). A hundred and twenty varie-
ties, earefully selected, were planted
i by one farmer, in the hope of finding
,J, one suitable for his place. Most of
1 them were the identical varieties that j
beautiful purple color and with deli-
! cious flavor and lacking that peculiar
ity which epicures eall foxy,
thought to belong to all the grapes of
that family. ;
To get the best price for your grapes
they must be attractive. To secure
this you must keep the canes youug,
j healthy and vigorous. ' ;
CROQUET SETS,
HOES, RAKES,
CUTLERY,
HANDBAGS, .'
HAMMOCKS, ,
Grape culture in North Carolina is a
! produced the famous Tokays, Joham, ! gettied questiot and no longer an ex
Clarets, Sherries and Madeiras, and! eriraeQt; Our neonlo have been
PERFUMERY, were brought from the renowned Lux- j waiting for others. to teach them, and
embourg gardens, togetner wun ueiagsu d that we could 'not raise
Lachrj-ma Christi, the wine grape
of
grapes, while the Northern states hav
H. W. John's
We are also prepared to ship Houses ASBESTOS RA1 NT,
MACHINE FRAMED, .
Vesuvius.. They would not grow here j taken our vines and made a success of
and the bright hopes of quaffing these j ., Calt s w. y0.
i choice wines were dissipated. Others j Address at Mi . HAly.
planted the native vines and gave;: T
them plenty of room; they grew with ' A syndicate of Buffalo capitalists
: a Drof usion of vine over trees and trel-: has purchased a tract of timWr land
readv for erection.
Correspondence solicited.
Uses, yielding an abundance of poor :; about 400 square miles, comprising
; ! fruit , that "would not ripen. Hence e greater pan ei l'are couniy ana a
ROOFING, MATERIAL. the verdlct that North Carolina was portion of Tyrrell county. The pric;
. not the land for grapes. f Paia was over ou,wv.
Address
North Carolina Car Company
t RALEIGH 7 N. C.
24t50
&c, &c, &c.
NO. i, CITY HALL.
Southern Pines, N, C.
! About this time Mr. Longworth a;nd j An Englbh eobny of seven or eight
others were raising grapes to perfec- families has settled in Henderson
. tion in the damp and murky valley of I county, along Willow Creek They
the Ohio. But where did they get the j have purchased several thousand acres
' vines ? From the banks of the Ca- of land.