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PllE MOT. LIGHTED FOR THE ILLUMINATION OF TAR HEELS, BOTH NATIVE AND ADOl'TElh VOL. 2. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1888. NO. 15. Pi i Khar Qfom with '0r name fancy Type,! : Visiting t'nr.la anri IVniA 1K to mark. IIU- ct, pnly 2d cts. (stamps.) Hook of ZGOu styles' f free with each order. Agents wanted. Big i'ay. j T II ALM AN M F G LO...BAU1MUKH, u D R. E. B. RANKIN, We have received an interesting ''GOD BLESS OUR HOME. letter from Mr. L. A. Dodge, ot New ; A ' gentleman hunting in Dakota Momceopatnic rnysician, ,-. , T. , 1. , 1 . , , , , . ! England City, Dak., which we hope to cairn across a boarded-ui chum shanlv 1 Halifax St. (op. Cotton Platform.) ?",.. li. .. i. v ta i . . ... n .1 i A LARGE ASSORT M ENT puousu next ween. Air. iouge is wen v.. wmius i-iuss in : . . t i ( Or best Evcr-blobmingr Koses, " Evergreens; j Magnolias, (Jreenhonse and out door 'bedding j plants. HOUQL'ETS and ! FLOKAL DESIGNS, SEEDS and EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN", Send for Catalogue. H. STEIN METZ, Raleigh. N. C. ' - Eag le sfiel d' s Raleigh, N. C. i known to manv of our readers, who ; door' upon which were the following - I i , . . . , ' , , . : touching inscriptions: i . , I have rvreviously enjoyed several of his ! " .. v - . ; Special attention paid to all forms : r our miles from a nayher. Sixtv of chronic disease, diseases of women , crlsP and entertaining articles. This miles from a postofis. Twenty-ttve and children. Patients treated by ; particular letter is the more gratifying nes from a railroad. A hundred and mail, and visits made to neishborinsr ! . . . . . ' atety from timber. Two hundred and mail, and visits made to neighboring towns when desired. j :nt9i G RIFFIN & TEMPLE, to us, as we had hardly supposed it fiftv feet from water. God bles ss our possible that communication between ' home. We have gone east to spend th . ." .1 , "! winter with my Wife's folks." bun. that "frozen region" and the outside Jamestown, N. Y. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. Practice in the Superior and Federal Courts of t 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 world could be kept up at this season j of the year. ; A HOME PRODUCT. 26t52 BRICKYARD WILL H.f SUITS, RANDLEMAN. N. C. Practical Tin and! Copper Smith nearly correspond with the and as neat as any to be seen nny- i now enjoying. Mercury where. The broom corn was grown .j0 . . , ; by Mr. J. T. Patrick, Immigration o2, in the morning, to ' , , . (1. M. AlXEN. ' Wm. CKAM. Allen & Cram MACHINISTS AND FOUNDRYMEN, Raleigh, N. C. Orders for SPECIAL MACHINERY of every description solicited. Engines, Boilers, Shaft nigs, Pulleys and Hangers constantly on hand or made to order, ltepairs of all kinds prom pt 1 vat tended to at short notice. MANUFAGTUkERSF The Lone Star Pump, the best made, double-acting, anti-f reezing, anti-packing, with no rubber, gum or leather. ; Used for wells, cisterns, irrigation or snpply- " ing towns with M ater. Roofing, Guttering, & Spouting a Specialty. Give Him; a Trial. G. N. Walters, FASHIONABLE V-EPfiHAHT TflLUR, RALEIGH. N. C. "Lnever experienced such January ' In tlie state agricultural department . , . ' , . there are on exhibition some handsome weather as this,77 said a Pennsylvania . . . ... i whisk-brooms, in manufacturing which gentleman a day or two since. An un-1 nothing but nutive labor was used; usually baltny May in New England and the brooms are as good, as cheap would very weather we are ! Acrent: the handles sire of tnountsiiit j 71-, in the warmest part of the. day; mahogany from the western purt j air soft and sweet, sunshinejhe bright- j the" State, and they were made by the ! est and sky the bluest, surely we Goldsboro broom factory. AVirs -and - j have reason to be thankful for our i'ef- ! Observer. uge here at Southern Pines. This is a spot where those who have been maimed and shattered in their long fight against4Northern weather ..may find rest and healing. BUILDING CANNING FACTORIES Pom on a Hill Nurseries. Hns the largest a stock of Foreign Cloths, Cassimere, Cheviots, plain and fancy Silk mixed Suitings, Shark skin Suitings in all shades. The latest New York styles i for full dress Suits. Dress suits from $40 to $85. Business suits $30 to $60. ' Samples furnished on application. 2Gt52 : .- -WHAT WE ARE ESCAPING. Some weeks since we told how the j canning industry in Botetourt county. Va., starting a few years ago jwith one farmer canning his own fruits . in his dwelling until gradually success ena- j bled him to build a factory, had de- "What dreadful weather you are veloped until thre are now a, dozen escaping!" says a letter from New I factories in operation in that county. Hampshire, "first we have torrents of Speaking of these twelve factories, the rain, then snow storms, then tremen- 'Herald, of Fiucastle, the county sent, dous gales of wind and bitter, bitter sas: "lf anT of tbe twelre have faiha cold!" (Poor things! and to think we to make money we have yet to hear of read this seated on onr shady piazza j lt' 0n the utrary, it is known that where the mercury stands at 70 degrees a11 the gentlemen engaged in the busi at four o'clock in the afternoon.) ! ness made mone'' son,e of thcm ,,mk" "This morning the program opened j in2 an exceedingly good thing of it, with a snow storm, by church time f whllst tho farmers and laborers around sleet prevailed and at three o'clock each eablishment were greatly bene- ' torrents of rain poured down- This evening the floods continue, and the A PRIME INVESTMENT. wind seems to have thoughts of getting f h f --- v j up a concert. You would have laugh - Tibrti litel Gdld &. SilVGrjcidtoseenie coming home this after noon. I had, high overshoes and a Cheap) Nursery Stock. For Winter and Spring Sales 1 887-8. 1 have a large stock of . . Apple Trees, Two and three years old, good varie ties, that I will Close Out Cheap, ALSO : : i Remittances mav be made bv Ex Plum, Cherry, Grape, &C press, Draft, Check, or Post-office ' stoppid ; vmer- i r j fatigue r Mining Company. JOS. H. REALL, - - President. Capital Stock.i $ 1 ,000,000. IN 5G0.D08 SHARES OF S2 EACH, Hated on Twelve Mines, o Mill, Tim Mill Sites, and all future lceupmenttf i and additun s. of tomatoes and fruit, and the latter by receiving regular employment. The articles canned t the past season consisted chiefly of tomatoes, sweet corn, peaches and apples." So sue- waterproof covered up everything else; cf sful has beeu this industry that ninreen new lactones win ne esiaonsn- under one arm was a Bible,while one hand grasped petticoats, and the other held an umbrplla. The sidewalks were coated with ice, covered treacherously 200.000 Shares Preferred Dividend j with an inch or so of water. The roads of 25 per cent, per? annum, of which , were deep slush, and the intervening 50,000 only are for sale at a par of $2, j spaces .were heaped, apparently, with BY PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION. snow, where First I tried the sidewalks, li urn wui uiljiuilij in nit? ur i irvn jj O ET A t or laughter. Having soaked Address or call upon for further in- my mittens by bancrincr on to a fence, Jormatwn, ' I tried slipped and slid and scuffled, rr Tinur anrl tlion frrim fp;ir. the middle of the street. Here ed alongr to the amusement of serv line CHEAP, esneciallv ADDle. ! r . . V, ! i paaa , . ' , . .. I 4o congress ot., Boston, Mass. , : Deonie indoor ( The slush beini? ex t i - o send for my Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue and Special- Price List of j surplustock for Winter and ; Spring The twelve mines and mill of this t0 the drifts1. only to" find bat tlie5' sides of 18S7-8 oulv ' 5 1 Company have just been examined by - covered lakes. After wading knee aeep m tne siun, ana geuing siuck Address J. Van Lindley, Proprietor. POMONA, N. C. the eminent English mining engineer. ' Mr. Francis D. Taylor, 24 Merchants' Exchange, Boston, jwhose report shows ; the property to be as represented. It is the best in America for its capital ' ization. ed the coming spring, making a total of thirty-one in that county. In build ing up such an extensive canning busi ness Botetout county has set an exam ple that might be followed with great profit by hundreds of other Southern counties. Here is one county in n way superior to many others in all parts of the South, for raising vegeta' bles and fruits, that has twelve success ful canning factories in operation and nititeen more preparing to start up in the spring. This is a business in which there is little danger of overproduction so longas first class goods are canned and the work well done. The best grades of canned goods meet with an ever increasing demand, and the South annually consumes hundreds of thee more than once, I returned totllound of do larrwortti or canned x, i . .ta-j t good purchased of other sections, the middle of the street. Did I get Let example of Botetourt county homeatlastr es, and .in a vigor-j stimulate others. There is room for ously alive condition." jail. Manufacturers1 Record. or 57 Broadway, New York. ! tremely damp and unpleasant I "took
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