LIGHTED FOR THE ILLUMINATION OF TAR HEELS, BOTH NATIVE AND ADOPTED.
VOL. 1.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPT. IJ, 1887.
NO. 5 1
$ 1 00 tO $300 - made working11 for
os . Agents preferred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to the business.
Spare moments may be profitably employed al
so. A few vacancies in towns and cities. B. F.
JOHNSON &CO., 1013 Main St., Richmond, Va.
48t6o
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF best Ever-blooming Roses, Evergreens,
Magnolias, Greenhouse and out door bedding
plants.
BOUQUETS and
FLORAL DESIGNS,
SEEDS and
EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN.
Send for Catalogue.
H. STEINMETZ,
Raleigh, N. C.
E aglesfield's
. . . i
uter-n Bilges
MOSELEY'S
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN HOUSE,
120 Fayetteville St.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
ROOMS PLEASANT !
TABLE GOOD !
WAITERS ATTENTIVE !
PRICES MODERATE !
A QUIET PLACE !
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining Hall
attached.
Pomona Hill Nurseries,
POMONA, N. C.
Two and one-half miles west of
Greensboro, at Junction of Salem
, Railroad. The' main line of the
Richmond & Danville Railroad
passes through the Nursery and
within 100 feet of the office and
residence . Salenr trains make reg
ular stops twice daily each way.
s
Those interested in fruit and fruit-growing
are cordially invited to inspect this, the largest
Nursery in the South.
The oronrietor has for many vears visited the
leading Nurseries of the Norih and West and
eorrespouded wild tnose ot toreign countries,
gathering every fruit that was calculated to
suit the South, and being located in the center
of the Piedmont Section of North Carolina and
with 30 years experience, also the experience
of ray father before me, I can claim without ;
hesita.ncv that trees, &c, grown in these Nur- j
series will do better in any of the Southern or j
border States than if grown further North or
South. Try and be convinced. My stock con- j
sists of over
One M ill ion Fru it T res,
Vines, 2?e.,
of all the leading varieties, both old and new.
Apple, Peach, Pear, llum. Apricot, Cherr
Figs Japanese Persimmon, rccan, English
Walnut, Grape and all small fruits, Everrreens,
Roses, ic. '
CorresiHmdencesoUcited. Send for catalogue.
ct;.-fr,o o-nflrantfxl. Ortler direct or give
your orders to my authorized agent.. Address
J. Van Lindley, Proprietor, ,
rOMONA, N. C.
TR. E. B. RAXKIN,
HomcBopathic Physician, j
Halifax St. (op. Cotton Platform.)
Raleigh, N. C. j
Special attentioraid "to all forms
of chronic disease, diseases of women
and children Patients treated by j
mail, and visits made to neighboring
towns when desired. I
31K91 "
Q.RIFFIN & TEMPLE,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
Practice in the Superior and Federal Courts of
the First Judicial District and in the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. Special attention
given to conveyancing and collections.
W. J. Griffin. W. 0. Temple
G. N. Walters,
FASHIONABLE h1EFCHfi.Nf TAILOR,
RALEIGH. N. C.
Has the largest stock of Foreign
Cloths. fWimeres. Cheviots, nlain
and fancy Silk mixed Suitings,
Shark skin Suitings in all
shades. The latest
New York stvles
for full dress v
Suits.
DreSS SUitS from $40 tO $85.
"Rnqirtpcq QTiitq D tn RD
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Samples furnished on application
20t52
LUCIUS A. YOUNG,
Insurance Agent,
AND
DEALER IN
STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
MIRRORS, SOAPS,
PERFUMERY
CROQUET SETS,
HOES, RAKES,
! CUTLERY
' ' .
HAN D BAGS,
IT "Tf OPK'
n4ilUOtJvo,
H. W. John's
ASBESTOS VA NT,
ROOFING MATERIAL,
&C, &C. &C.
NO. 1, CITY HALL.
Jpouthern PJnes, N. C.
; Y ARRANTEE DEEDS
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j 1 "l- ILL)
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: ; AND
;
FOR SALE
, AT THIS OFFICE.-
! A correspondent of the Wilmington
I Star quotes Shakespeare as authority
on a grapmatical question and is very
promptly and properly 'sat down up-
on" by the editor of the Star. It
would be as judicious to cite the im-
mortal bard as an authority in geo-
h d ch;ronol v. If hUtorv
b J ; bJ
chronology, geography and the rules
of grammar did not agree with "Wil-!
liam Shakespeare, so much the worse I
for them, seems to have been his be- j
lief, and, considering the outcome of
it, we're inclined to think so too.
OUR PRESENT NEED.
Indications warrant the belief that
the coming season will be a busy one
c o i ii- 7 4.
for Southern Pines. Last season was
. i
! ;
rvuiiiuuuaic iitauu'cuuivuio iium tixv
! North in anything like a fitting man-
g man-
itv w-as
lr, and even, then our capacity
fully tested, i The coming season,
I , , ; .. - .i , ,
through the wise policy of the Raleigh
i f r
oc Augusia itaiiroaa, we are 10 nave a
much improved train service, so that j jwhich a woman cin make and save a
our patrons can come and go at con- ; penny, of which a man knows noth-
venient hours in the daytime. With But 1 have st-eu very many fam-
... . , . e .... , , r x jilies where refined and highlv edu-
this added facility, backed by the.)
i ' cated women were the supporters and
-known merits of the place and the en- -X t . v , , ,
thusiastic praising of all the influen-
i tial people who were here last winter,"
, , i . .. j .'!
we believe our present accommoda-
tions will not suffice for our needs.
Our most pressing necessities are
"
j more hotel room and more cottages,
more capital judiciously expended in
laying out and improving . streets,
i pleasure grounds and water courses,
t Vl , ! , i '.'
more liberal and effective advertising,
I. , i i . , ,
111 BIlult m."
to placing Southem Pines in the fore-
most rank of all health resorts in the
i United States, where, by every endow -
ment of nature, she deserves to be
After two years and a half of con-
j tinuous , residence in this place, after
taking repeated testimony from disin- , does not lessen mv admiration and re"
terested parties, especially those'who sxect for her courage and devotion to
had visited the most noted resorts in iber work and to all good works around
.i o i a. v her. And this noble woman whom I
the South after spending some time l . ,
i 1 - . . know is the tvpe of many of whom I.
here, after watching the wonderful kwwl.. ti- 1 ' 4t ir , i 11
' to shear. Elizabeth .Hutu Jhtume. in Ike
i effects of ih,i climate ulu.n tliiee
j members of our own family, we do
I not hesitate to1 say that we believe this
to be the best resort for invalids any
where in the South.
Here is a climate which is a genu
ine specific for throat and lung dis
eases; the tortures of rheumatism
vield to its mild influence; even dvs-
- ,
pepsia lays aside its terrors; puny lit
tle: children grow up strong and well,
and the aged and. feeble have, many
years that are well worth living added
to their allotment. While other por
j tions of the country, lth Xorth and
jiSouth, have suffered much from siek-
jjness during the exceptionally trying
jisunimer through which we have just
passed, here we have bee,n exempt.
jFor this we feel deeply fateful, so
j jgratef ul that we cannot bear to' keep
fche knowledge of these blessings to
)
j (ourselves.
BRAVE SOUTHERN WOMEN.
I cannot close this report without
referring to the white women of my
adopted State South Carolina!, with
! whom I have been brought in contact.
i ' .....
: Unless one has been with them it is
liot possible to understand the trials
and hardships that have come to most
! ff the Southern women. But, what-
lever raav have been their previous'
if
icondition, they rarely make a sign,
j butt courageously turn their hands to
! whatever they can find to do. Those
most tenderly guarded and caret ully
I educated Ihtve- bravely taken up new
! Muiiesanu-snowu spienum capauumes.
J do not wish to draw comparisons be-
! L , ,
iltween men and women, for we all
I J..i! . . 1 1 11 I I ,
;know there are innuiJlerabifc wavs in
jjdren, while the husbands and fathers
-r' m.1. tUVlUOVl W O UUU Villi
jjwere vainly wishing they could find
,, . . ,
omeining 10 uo
One of the most noble and honored
women T ever knew is tfwdnv nt tlio
L , f n j . A A;
bead of te cirFs department of the
jBeaufort graded school for white chil-
jdren. If shi sometimes recalls ther
jold times; when , her family stood
' jamong the highest in a laud - proud of
itheir Huguenot blood, living in an ele-
i . . .
Iganti mansion, with never less than
kwenty house servants in the yard,"
jToared" n luxury, he hastthe good
iseuse to rarely allude to all this. She
'ell knows that adversity cannot af-
feet her linege. If she still believes
in sectional aristocracy and has hike-
: 41..1 ,1..
jvatim of my poor colored wom(iDj it
Womans Journal.
-
I "It is a well established fact that
an ounce of keep your mouth shut is
worth a jound of explanation after
you have said it." Good Jloufideejing.
'My friends, North Carolina is the
'jmost beautiful and richest portion of
i i j - r i n
I feet have ever rested. Jwlat A tlltn
of Pennsylvania.
The estimates of dried fruit ship
ments from Hickory, N. C, for three
months are over 100,000, and black-
- J, berry shipments in ten days $'20,000.