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Prepare for the Kx position.
The August ih. a ers have begun early.
wjl!- "f the r.i'w court house are
. w . n g u p lo w i y b u t a u re 1 y .
K. v. ft. W. McMillan will preach in
bef
ici could
ra i . i a
li ml
I'i -bvtt'ri.in Church at 11 a.
and
n items
b.di
.ants
I. tc.ey t'-ok the veiAel and tl e ':
,:: "re ordered to save
jmor i'v i! lAAhiing her Con.-e.pi
w ith the exception of a f w pri:
and the terrible panic cr-.' -.1
r Brn, the lor, and I . :-t!
ved
veil
i.' ' "!fv;and and Scales Campaign
'. New Borne is increasing in
r.-hip.
n--n;t-
Tn-' framo ivuik of Capt. S. II. dray's
'vt'T.r. ...-run the river is going up. It
m:. h,
, w '. r
ii is :
V U".e 1 x
icad.ic.
W H. ''
tending til
M E. Ohu
id-
v o - i
V..xl
arcompli?
.iterwarxN
)ie,l
1
in;,.
2
r- - . i '.jC fervcce
i ' 'a ia Tel s turned
i Vt kiiMOi, Cflapaij(ri
lUnv
t r 1 y
to th-'
Kiid wool go
: ; that town.
Hon imatkn aad
oTrr dollar xr,ndev! in
it uu
niIr
-ie th (TJ oid Bibi--wi:oc
of Ieire "ti "! .
r to pry
...
rint
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ti.-.e.l U'f. .-.-.
-.irr-.i . r.
i; '
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.. t V' t .
.ia bU ltfaer in l .
i :'t-m plac. tie think
i . lt-ro he improved
i.- ihw ri7 place in
w Q4a ciilioc on their
n nH carrT arTectioo in
-rf rtum In their manner.
- their pocketa. Tbtu
t thoy r boatui to
ii". cnlorvj. at Institute
-undulate fuV the Iiepub-
o a eau in u uouw
of North Carolina.
ut of lit nocu inati in
rnmuiei U rrpal the
ar
hruT
Nothinic
the miaU'
pnepeiitT
that ciow i. n doilar put out
Thi or"of of typhokl
feer in
many f
and hn ni i
ontr tl.'-
A i
ra r t i ' "
Suu.i.iv i
Suu lav
j(u t' tr.-j : : 1'
dr.nk
J H IVil
of Tarbor1"' u T
Ir J T Wvtr.
K iiMUn '
m. .r wr.'-f
trirt Stat-
Y.JUO :n.-:i
weeth,'r:-i -.i
their h.-r' r-:
axui n'O t--'t "
arai 1 .'i' ! , .
Ude .
L. M V
lictn noimna'.K'i".
of Keprvrnuiti
Ueahtok!i h' i
aAti election i :
Mi ck '..'
In the n;:T '. rolinoal blef. OXr:
aut ber. tr : -; '.o o nl thear fel
" to that ;r.-v w u .J fit loaoeavcboiher
Wae thera r ucii tv nurar? Wu
lhra mr inch t fool nno a that
wbich attempu to WAie man e thin
joea alike '
A eunou And arpvl ipeciea erf lorr
m ia, which a man be txwse and
Xraak ia caaitnoa cpeecK, bat which
wrr him to b a wwt of party demon
' when he uwimii the. reepooaibilitr of
atlil l a in n hie thooaanU of tvadera
. IJkmMiav U tyt-
' Qesry Archkeli aavl Miea Lilli Whiu
V korj aHrprned the) Iowa laea Taarwiay
. -tavK-iB y ctuiof os afT..a. . own
MtloT th4BMMTa IIMIMOiuMJ
huanJ ud ' for better or for won for
hie. Ther immedaUaJf boarded the
. tram for Aiherille add eleewhere.
J" " ! Eapiihlaa bomatr'oaotalian on
Ota inatant roraea toaUract a
rowJ of - bic baa.' Iloav Tyre York.
' ioav. W. T. Faircioib and lloo. F. B
lMti and other d latin sviabed ipttim
, , ara expected to be preeent and dtacoas
. ae Itrvui poiitirai iasaea of the dar.
Ytuf Jolaani IIarTiy aammerol
- "... youo A if red laaaca laea Xhnreday. oon
' ,' Irary to taw. and thartrirpoo "good Kiiuc
M mt then boch to our nert
tkipM"Kar Court to ararwer tha coanplaiat
of the State of e nil and battery
a deadry wapoo. j
ithwtw wh.'"h lhr'itier.'d
N.'w Y'Tk, ran d n ;:
in i wivs invndi'd ':i;
t h i r -''i.n -t'n'.- t -
La Orange Iter
TV. r re i J t. i".
We are h.iving rain r.t .ri;
vlrs. Ay-r and :n of M
v :.it I r. H.idl!y .
lAx liuiley i f Golds v
SaiurdiT und S .ndar.
n.
A few
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An.'-h.'
:h . o:.'
V.ii :
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r 1 rin
i io ntr ! t- a
ind r.i.;.
.ckt.-. i:; t
ur.tr y
1 a ;i rd.i v
ir. i
t venlr.
. !ar'
een from the citv
'. K. Sanderson, of Pullnksville.
n a huge cotton leaf, measuring
v ten inches. Must be growing
. land.
v .ipt. John iCi. ii ir linn says the travel
'r the Arl.mtu- mid North Carolina
iCulroad fi r July exceeded that of any
July for iev era! veur.
Tho bond of K. A. Richardson as Poet-:u.is:-r
in thi city h.w ben accepted
.in 1 the I'llicf wa.s formally turned over
t' hmi in Tuesday uiht. His assistant
.in 1 '-ierk haa not yet been announced.
Th" County Commissioners were in
ii on Monday and adjourneti
next M 'nday. The work of com
. ( i x 1 i-t for the year 14 wu
i to A V. Vom1 and Jonathan
,1 Ul.tll
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A niinit''r
iti.-n tn
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dty
Mr. B
Chatham. MVDta h
i thia week, the forno r :it
Dr. Ua-Bey.
Cap. A. C. 1.-. i.x wa. in
day and Sun. lav V Uv.rn
pect n incr-a.il :iumN r
i next ! n .
t To IVm 'ra:n cai'. Ii hit
to rep Tt fro:
- i: . ;i, v :,.;:iion . f our farmers
ar. ! - ; Ww card ..f W. II Mor-
r: th. of Norfolk. Vu. They so
licit consignments of cotton, grain, pea
nuts and produce generally, and from
our personal acquaintance .vith the so
le. ting agent. Mr. J. J. Burgea, wt
"an recommend thi-. house an safe and
r!:n'ii'. Cotton or ..ther pnxiuce con-
iiem wnl receive prompt at-
I i a. i i e v
ar. 1 J. hn
ort ton- :
igr.
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The Matt V.x p n mi ; 1 o n .
Onlv two months remain
opening of the Imposition at lialeih.
It should he borne in mind that the
countie of Craven. P; nilico. Jones.
Onslow aud Carteret will be expected
to make a joint exhibit, space having
been secured for thut purpose.
From this time on every enterprising
farmer in these counties should think of
something to carry up in order to make
a good exhibit from this section. Do
not put it off, but go to work at once
and prepare something. New Berne
has organized an Association to take
charge of all articles sent here from
those counties, see that they are prop
erly labeled and placed on exhibition in
the space assigned to those counties.
A CarioBltr.
Capt. D. Congdon showed us Saturday
a curiosity from the vegetable kingdom,
taken hy one of his men from the woods
in the vicinity of the city. It was the
fruit or seed pod of something appar
ently of canna quality, the leaf being
IS inches long but much more closelv
ribbed than leaves of that size usually
are. .
The fruit resembled a malting earl
somewhat, except that the grains were t
more united than those of an ear of
corn. We regret that our limited I
knowledge of botany, pomology and ,
so forth, prevented our being aide to
even suggest a name.
The PrrmlonilLliU.
We have received a pamphlet c, .r.tain- '
ing plans of buildings, rules and n-gula-!
tions governing exhibitors at the North ,
i Carolina State Exposition at Raleigh. :
October first to twenty-eighth, and
premium lists of the North Carolina
.Hoi-ting f Peinocratic Executive
Committee.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met at the court house Saturday at 12
o'clock in.
On motion. E. II. Meadows was called
to the chair, who stated that the pur
pose of the meeting was for permanent
organization.
On motion, E. Gerock was elected
temporary Secretary.
On motion. A. W. Wood was elected
permanent Chairman, Matt Manly Sec
retary and Treasurer.
A motion was made by Dr. Sloverthat
M'veii constitute a quorum.
Motion by S. K. Street that the per
:.i: :".''nt chairman appoint the necessary
committees.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman.
K. I ikkim K. Sec'ty pro tern.
THE FIRST (H NS
OF THE STATE tAJU'Alli.V J SjIKIJ
AT XEWTOV.
Scales Dviiioltvtii'i. ami :;. eiie
tlie TCuili iifia.siif- "oiiy:i-Ri u twi ins
of Two TholTsaind Jemoor:is
-otl Oi'di-r and (lie IS-1
of Ffflllls, Kll'., Kir.
special to the News ana O! 'S, t ','e r. j
Newton, N. C. August-. In ! nl
ance with the arrangement as announced
between chairman Battle, of the Demo- 1
emtio Stale Executive Committee, and
Dr. York, the first joint debate of t
campaign bv the rival candidates t
Stonewall Items.
Mis. Church. Miller, of Bayboro. who
h i-- been suffering for several months
wiiii Blight's disease of the kidneys,
died on the night of the 31st.
Lawrence W. Brooks has a horse down
w ith the mad staggers. If he is not
dead there is hardly a doubt but that he
will die. It is the second horse he has
lost in less than 12 months.
I see you did not publish my eom
plaint of freights per steamer Elm City
and think it should be made to the
company. I have made it to Capt.
Cray ami Mr. C. II. Fowler. Now if
vou think that l snouid make it to any
st name them. I will He
i the Governorship came otf h' re to-d;
I It proved a spirited and I. .
J ious opening of the can o o.:
I two thousand persons w ,-re j
whom fully eighteen ! '
. Democrats.
Gen. Scales opened i,
strong and manly pres- io .."
cratic principles, comp eteiy
ing York. Scales was quick,
cisive and aggressive, auovi
and to the point every ijio-'
him by his opponent, li-- pi
utter confusion on tin- q ie-te-rights
and internal re'- n ,u
him absolutely not a plank ti
and baring him mercilessly to H:e pe
of the audience. York too'; the poc
that the Democratic dat! -hikii C!::e
was strong for civil right . oel ius:.
that civil rights, equal rihi.-. and
litical rights all amount',-. i to aljont
same thini-. Scales w.s v. itherln.:
his reply and in a high o.'. ei,.q-.
i-pi..
AIm.ii
:il .
"I Den-'emolish-iliarp,
in- j
Ii- qio- k
) n a k e . 1
York to
.- oi civil
le;i i llg
r'an.i I".
Cartorot County Items-
tl-'rom 'I'eleptione. !
MulleU sold on Monday last for eighty
cents per dcte.i and thej- were not very
large either.
Mr. M. F. Morton, while carting wood
last Monday. v;.s bitten through the
I thumb by a ' foot whiteoak snake. His
poisonon.-: fangs wen- so fnstened into
', his finger that he had to extricate him
i with lus other hand .
The schooner Tan-i- now in this hiir
, bor is here for the purpose of taking
iv Irom rort .u ioon a lot of con-
I demned ordinance -lore i and the halls
and shells now at that I ort i tieut ion.
They will be taken to Wateitown. New
York, and manufactured into something
more useful at the gun manufact u i ies.
Th" private hoarding- houses are well I
patronized this season.
Swans'ooro can boast of having more
liildren than any other town of its size
in the State: there are 7a under 15 years
oil. When they grow up it will ho a
sure enough tou n and no longer the de
erti'd village.
Vblaokwell'8 Durham
I J&S. Tobacoo Co.
kOMIWL Ti- rfl
IDBAll
DURHAM, TOCjj-
.Thoncst, -.
. POPULAR,
Is the H0St UNiFonn,,
RELIACLC,
SATIS FAC7C Til
SMOKING -TOBACCO
EVER PUT UPOH THE F.AF1ET,
Hence Oealart and Contumert alwiyi pro
nouncah THE BEST. .
Itii.iwa In the Immediate section of country that pnxluoea a rrade of Tohaeno tJi In trr'n.
luvor anil quality Is not R:rown eluewnf-re in the world, trie popularllr of thnxe owkI-i
I nv t ne quaniiTy proauced. we are in posjuoo vn commana uiecanme oi au j rn y rrr f
o.1, rliik-H upon Uils uuirki-t. and spare no pains or expense, to gtre the trade the tit I LLw
xt-lwmtlv ,1
Mr. Anthony V
an ! launched a
bi'I.s fair t ) rank
fastest.
The new cpire of
Morehead is about
ap; "arance of the
improved thereby.
Lots are rapidly
and real estate
ade has just finished
new sharpie, which
among the best and
the M. E. ( 'hurch at
completed . and the J
building is greatly !
increasing
having
in value
quite a
I"
. . ttention to the "ad" of Goo.
. agents for the People's
i. o Aiisurance Co., and to the
.ture ,n life insurance, viz: The
is-'iing jM-iliciert, with five cou-
able at stated period?. o that
o!i insures Tor $o, 000 he receives
r with coupon attached, and
Agricultural Society
tarolin i 1 ud ustrial
ored. i
Th" W..rk k'i es the
meet f .r e x h i bit i n.
formation . .f value ti
and visitors. The im.i
great uiiii- to protect
and
A - - -
boll!
1
thi
North
. t g.
n 1 1 il
ex h:
have
lli-in-
h
bit
takei
fi
rs
in
Uuct.s them during his life time. We 1 p t'rl lonau- i"harg"
hink that it will be a tmpnlar feature ' hand I ing articles for
gelting
ly per;
e insurance,
our walk through
i y n
: ear
r " ra
v n -
. I..
1 or
oke
and
the
ritu
if al I we hav
tii this ek l". W.
Tty lor. Fijr
A thief net hiTu.g th,
the law. entere-l K. C
houe fond.y night nd to i!
piunds c f hc n
A number of our town's p
raanr fmm the t-vMjr.trv, viitl
fruit fa.r and came Ixi-k well p'.-a.ed
aith whit they tastol and saw.
We hear that J. P Joynr. Vj . will
oon ersct i residence ct: hi lot on N
Hailroad treet. We don t believe John
tnteiuj keeping ' bachelor' hall.
L.iil Hinie' steum mill, planing ma
chine and about .V'.OOO feet of ;os!
ramber wr bnrned on Mondav iiiw-bt
fit tn rtuiH:tet that it w as tire-1 tv vi e
person. Ii is aloes to th- entire . n.,-munitr
I Mr. Margaret A. Crixru h.v Uuh: a
j kit. of Dillon $ Hadley, adfinmg tho
! c of W E. Hines and others and .-on-t
t.-cti for the building of a residence
We suppoee VI rt. Cnxiui will make h-r
( home hers shortly and we welcon. hr r
' S. I. W.s ten. Eeq,, would make u a
I uoet eii client rpn ventativ m the
i next !ti;iiture. tie ia a go si a a i pur"
man, anu ii nominated woviH r-rry the
fall urerigth of the part What -n
you. fellow Democrat., to ho un.-.n-moo
nomination '
iMniofw.'j of Julv .Mb bi this i..
aay of the cotton crop. Il.iving r--
m li
In our walk through the room in
winch the Fruit Fair was held at Oolds
boro on Weil need ay we failed to note
anything from Wake county.
By a singular co-incident the re
porter of the A Vies mi Cfrcrr.iu a very
full account of what was exhibited,
failed to tind anvthinr from Craven.
I ubtless we were both ashamed of the
display made by our reepective counties
when wo knew we had the fruit but I
lacked the enterprise to hare it earned
to the Fair. We will do better next time.
RrnoTf d.
Dr. Geo. K. B.ighv . Surgeon Dentist,
h.s removal to the B Bin sou House, on
South Front street, opp-itc the G .is ton
House, where he will tx pleased to re- j
cee .'nil from all who require liis ser- j
in matt'ts
exhibition an 1
permanent r.it.
oils eiigait"d in
hack hire bv
agreed iif
the?' lines of buiues.
A list of places of interest in and
about Raleigh is also driven which will
greatly facilitate those h h k ing a roll nil .
outside the Kxp"sitii-u.in visiting places
of note.
The managers have evidently given
considerable thought to the subject and
we think dis-played giod judgment in
the arrangement of tlo whole Fxp.w-i-tion.
U "t U IM 1UC IHAUI B t' I I' 1 U 1 1 1 Li h. S. 1. 1
. aJeaaawof that eiac. doin buai
r: wttii Joha Hiaaxbter, and Bro.. d led
teat Wadoeaday niht a typhoid ma
; "' tartal fa-rar. Mr. Jackson u the
- 'ThwocTaAlo candirtaf fcr th Laielv
laro aaTeral year afO and etood well
. with kat fat low men. - .
Itai all fully arptalned Ww. Our
vpeoiaJ tohacouoaitV baa jumped
Irom 39 to M yean old ia one year, ia
singly acting oa th adtc. "ia peace,
'MvpwM for wr.".. Ha m tIy pwpanng
lor th rztceaelta of tha fniUtary draft
which may coco frooa war, if Biaiae
' aJod Lotraa are eUctadv ":
, Tke connty csTjaTaeVwera be Id their
re-pa Lar monthj BMKix4T lawt Jtooday .
ail th board beiar praetnt axcapt tne
" . rharrman, U Harrey. who in the
. asoantatna recupermlinc hi health
" Th aeual poor ortUr war Ueoed. Th)
, wtaltaaof buUdjof ta iron bridge over
Jetaw rirar waa Llcedlaat Tueaday.
8om maraadroc thief Jaaf week, at
plvht, entered tha arooxa houae of Ura.
prht Ilill- near Kiaatoa. and helped
. MiIf K about eurhty poaAde of bacon
ait ah had and the etota ber horse
to carry It away- U left th boraa at
as -irlhertJT Kielde'a tlaC abowt aix mi tee
dattaak No clow a Jet lo tht thief
- fcweee -
fltcauaa Bryant. cotored youth of
. ' tiaweet nteeo."Uk(e a fancy to the
' a tee thinr ia th hard war fture of B.
W. Caaady. e realed bxneeif ia the
' etor duma laea baiarday e-ninjt and
' ahoat t o'clock at aicht Ugktad a lamp
and proceeded to anak caoec aeies
tea f aocke karee, raaon- pistols,
rarUtdfea, ee. A tout th aame time
M. li. E. MOler. wbo a on hia way
hewne wrth a bottl of beer, bailed to
the thief, when h tteaiTti to make
em-ape by th aactt door, bo: waa
eat there by Mr. Jf-iler, wbo prteeoted
th boUe of beer at hWn.brirtf.taf; aboat
. it "ijncurjdtUwiai aurTensler.' " The
ffUW we at oac eta m it ted to jail.
"a Canata piT T irtsnicaJJy re
- atewrka of th recsat praaidentiai booi-
aawaaer The font? went in" a in the
' United Mtatea jrut BOW ar Blaine and
' Lrsaa, CWsrUad td Ilendrcka. They
vera bad boy. They were, bad TtKtng
usta. They ar very b4 now and wdl
, grow aorw o mil th beafiaalnet of No
'Tecober. Their father aad Baotawra and
. gTadAttnn and grandmother and
aaoiea and codeine aad taaca were bad-
' Taea four meat war fairly rea pec table
aL-atne a Xaat. aaovtn ag. out icy
laaea be Bvmisaud for the hicheet
nasi eeoood nagheet pceutkma in the (mat
American RepnWvc. Hence their fxli
, It la rather ub-oiiliisf that one of the
" wmm en lighter. "i aad bigbly civUixrd
. a ae m.st ChriatiemieJ mlwii
ahould nainat four such, character
" 4ir tlwwe bih prtioca bu: astonmh-
Ing thinaT ap)en in politic errry
; day."
- Coi. J T rVharf. of Baltimore, Tm
ia trie New York JVi&wa an mtereetio!
f. acctntat of th capture rf the I cited
State aramr Coder wrur at the
" wtamrf. a New Berne. N Tth "annioa
i a February. I4. We rm.-nb-r well '
arbsta the e-spedttlon toft K:at o or.'
- $aaly eraiuog and bu rotieved wc
war at theif deoartore, far a more un
eudry aet f dar deeds were ne-rer col
. (ected tncataet OO any errand of jlcry
ordaagar. Thia expedition un ir
th r i !"- of a Kentuckian Col.
Joha Taylor Wood, a relative of n-
" Vraaulatit Taylor. Col Wood pi.-trd
. aXowt I3W men and put t.ru in bou.
aad aattdoeo the eu.e river .:i :r
jaJerfct. A tarrie rain, carae and
d reaches! esrarybody to the kiu. h. -
- they eauDD in eight of the lights of -.h.
ale airier anil i t' 1 heat her bad trk
th wa tehee of th boai r- !:i r.
tiaretUer and Wood nvtde pn w ri.
. waa ia th neighborhood of
th 03oradg when they ifft o.C
eeamer. Alootitoa.iJti "
ahoy'.'" ! the pran i ram- n.
th-' CiKSfedeTatea in their cum--r
.t aapaUadwtUall tfietr might : 4.r;
ftnn taiag biown out of Uio w:. r t-
for tay. ahcaaid board There ?r
board tng asKtmer out wh.ch ha i to b
gotieai oer. Th Hcrcuian n.-n
aicted for th servic. observe,! i. ...
eaaveaaaroo rackk-m Federal
- axaadlag on the wheei -hou an !
t ; liberatety traptytng hi re mvit ;r."..
tha Iroatr Ii wae hot and
tarn a aooieraanlt in tho air as h--lata
th water dead Th.o eit:..--rs ir. '.
. erw- f the radrritcr Mr -.'ir.
'. aay. fought lite devil 'A he a t. -..
ioe-MS (Ot on board iiu avn g
lea,-s ocher ap and do r. th
C;uUae groated Uk butter .
. tine man wae Uteraily cut u pices '
', fore a would wld. hie firmer cut ,
- . ajad h kadi Bin baits m him- vt-:i
netroe War found cnocaaled after t.v
, . rep tar and w-r imuedutely kt.iel
Th reeael waa carried and a mere hand
, 1 at oi kaf craw apared. The taxarimg
party Job, thirty -eix an. or aut a
lird af their aniber. Ia tha dark
n ight. Cot. Scharf fell kia way along the
trotting ia fair. A medium state of
cultivation M reported, and the general
prospect for an average crop are not
thought to be above fair. "
Sheriff Darta waa in town Saturdty
looking after bn chance for the nomi
nation toraheriJT. We don't know what
auecrev, but if he has all things right he
can do more work in lsa ume than
acxne of hie opponents. There is no dif
ference between Republican and Demo
cratic candidate tor nomination up
her both work among the Repub
larana. We are credibly informed that Prof.
Williams will not return to take Qh&rge
of the Collegiate Institute the next e
rion, bat that hi place will bo filled bv
one folly competent it every reepect.
The friend and patrons of tee school
need have no fear as to the school be
ing wait supplied uh axomplished
teacher. Prof. Melver will be Mr.
Williams' aucceeaor.
John Rouse has purchased a lot from
Dillon dt Badley. on strsr t. and is
erecting a reaidence thereon There l
greater demand for lot and more im
provetntuit gcing on in our place than
for sometime. And why no'.' We
bar as healthy and oher w i v as lesir
ahle place as any in Faster n North Caro
lina, our school are second to none in
the State and church facditiee are eicel
leot. Caaatj Traekera' I at i t a te fcr Leuolr.
The publi-- school tchers of I-noir
court i will have the opportunity of at
tendio an Institute in Ktcaton for the
week, beginning Monday. Ajg 'ith
Teachers of pmnunenc" have l.vn
elected to conduct tn" exorcis.
w. S Biato
Countv Supt Pub. Ins;
Kinstio Aug. 4 lsS.
Beaufort County ltfms
Tomitori Aastll.
And now Mrs. Mayor Howard sends
us the beat of all tomatoes in quantity,
quality and varieties. Some resemble
persimmons, some pears, some apple,
some pe.aches, some plums. aDd some
great big tomatoes.
foiiKrfulooil sJomlaatloaa.
The IVmncratic Convention at (ireeus
tv.ro of the 5;h district, held on the 29th
uit.. nominated J. W. Reid, of Rockmg
him. for Congress.
The convention of the Sixth District
hld at Li-Tiberton Wednesday nomina
i" l Judge R. T. Bennett by acclamation.
Military Ichool.
We call attention to the advertisement
of th" Davis High School at L Grange
in this issue. This school has, by the
energy and perseverance of the Super
intendent. Capt. Adam Davis, taken
high rank as an institution for boys and
younjr, men and bids fair to become the
Bingham's of Eastern Carolina. We
are glad to hear that the prospects for
next ssision are good,
f lub Ontanlsed.
The Democrats of the 6th and ?th
townships of this county held a meeting
at Riverdale on Friday last and organ
ized a Cleveland and Scale Campaign
Club, with Tho. H. Mallison President
and R. G Mallett Secretary and Treas
urer. Clement Manly. President of the
Central Club, and A. W. Wood. Chair
man of the Executive Committee, were
present and addressed the Club.
Pf rtlIla 1 .
We had a call from Bro. M"i iii. edi
tor of the Voijoor, iic S!ii,.lnr i , of
Greenville, and Bro. Geo. 1'. 1'ittm in.
his publisher. Wedni sdi.v. The fori n r i
on a living trip to Morehead and ! In
latter on a visit to his family here.
J. R. McCotter of Yandemere s as in
town la--t H-it'k; he says crops are doing
well now and with favorable sea-ens
from this time out will be good.
Mr. John Dillard was in town Wedm s
day, and says his cotton ii fair but later
by two or more w eeks than it was la.-t
year.
Mr. Freeman S. Ernul left for Snow
Hill Wednesdf.y, whither he had been
summoned in consequence of the serious
illness of hia father-in-law, Mr. John
R. Dail, of that town.
Mr. Spencer Brooks, of Johnson Mills,
Pitt county, and Mr. Sam Laughing
house of Kinston called to see us Thurs
day. They report fine crops in lower
Pitt. Burwell Canady, who recently
visited that section and saw tha tine
crop, said "everything had gone radical.'-
He should have reported like
Solicitor Robinson's jury in the election
case gone Deiuix-ratic.
Capt. J. W. Biddle was in the city
Monday attending Commissioners
cou rt.
J. W. Igme, of the 9th town. hip. was
in the city Monday. He says he had
just been over his township ennumera
ting tho school children, and noted the
greatest improvement in the crops after
the recent rain.
Dr. M. H. Carr was m town Mon
day in search, of a driving wheel: he
found one. but up to last accounts could
Qnd no owner for it.
Messrs. J. C. Parker and Jos. Sim
mons, of Jones, called to see us Tuesday
night. They rejxirt the crops as line but
too much rain during the la-t few days.
more, and will ju
, be fileased t do so. It is rather difficult
to -ee all the stockholders. I will be
i pleased if you will do me the favor to
publish what I wrote you. Here it is:
j There is considerable complaint of
freights per the steamer Elm City and
one is that the freight on a barrel of
'lour from New Berne here is 10 cents.
1 and on a barrel of Irish potatoes in the
same barrel from here to New Berne is
la cents. The freight from New Berne
here on sack of salt is ten cents and on ! every stump in tin
a sack of kainit about the same, and the'
f reight on sack of salt is 20 cents, just
double. I am confident that it is the
only line in tho United States that dis
criminates against fertilizers. All
Transportation Companies that I have
ever been acquainted with freight fer
tilizers at as low or lower rates per
hundred weight than any thing else
except this, and why V I am unable to
say. There is one thing as sure as da--light
if the freights are not equalized
the time is not far distant when there
will be other means than that steamer.
When the farmers cease to patronize
the boat her profits will not increase
much. There is plenty of crafts that
can be had and are anxious to come. I
am satisfied that it is the wishes of the
whole community that the steamer may
prosper, aud I know it is mine, but not
at tho expense of the farmers. Ihe
is lully competent to l..-t.at w uii
anv man in North ( aroiina.
York wu- bold ;ml d. rio.t '.nt hi
whole speech was but a .!e! :i' ". p. 1 - n
ally he stands on no pKt'orin and ill
cusses few principles, lie -aid tie I;. i;r
bons had attempted to rea l him H-t.
butthathe i Y'ork ; had read them "'.t
instead; that there would have to b" a
big dying up of poor white folks and
"niggers" before Scales could be eh ft
ed. He promised to ne-et Scales on
State and declared
himself afraid of no man. At one point
in his speech he charged that part of the
school fund had been used for purposes
other than legitimate ones, but Gen.
Scales immediately proved by Super
intendent of Public Instruction Scar- l
borough, who happened to be present,
that no such misappropriation had ever
either been made or attempted. York ,
had then nothing to say but to make;
the weak rejoinder that there was
nothing in the school bill to prevent it.
Scales showing at once that it was for
bidden by the constitution. ;
Dr. York has a strong' voice, is a tire- '
less speaker and is no c rdinary competi
tor, but Gen. Scales snowed clearly to
dav that he can handle him. The latter
gentleman was enthusiastically cheered j
throughout the debate, and we are
happy to state that good order and the '
best of feeling prevailed during the i
"boom. One of the contemplated im
provements of the ensuing winter is the
erection of thirty handsome cottages for
rent .
B fore another summer the New
Pei ne House will be enlarged to nearly
dotible it- present dimensions, and will
f onif ortably occommodato two hun
dred people.
Mr. II. If. Jones of Carterer. and O.
Freshwater of Bear Creek are both hap
py this week each a fine son.
DAVIS SCHOOL,
LaGRANGE, LENOIR OtiTjM;Wi& ; .
A Military Bearding School for Boys tuid;'Yoriii? I'.
--'.- '.::-. r'c ,
One of the LARGEST Boarding Schools in the State, and tha Only Sol ido y
e.'.iminj ,-Hiiiuiii rwt in tne ntate capital.
LOCATION.
Davis School is sitaated in the villaireof LaG range, on lha Atlantic & N. C.
Railroad. (10 miles east of Raleigh, 45 miles west of New Berne, and 14 mile t i, ;
of Goldsboro. - .
UK VI.TUFL'L.NE-JS. " ' ''
No Healthier Location in the South. THERE HAS NEVER: BEEN A PEAT; '
1 UII". JlCllOl !.
freight on a barrel of whiskey from j meeting. When Gen. Scales came down
New Berne here is only 20 cents, the
same as on a sack of kainit that is only
worth Sl.aO: the whiskey is worth over
olOO dollars. I think I have said
enough.
Jones County Items.
from the stand the srowd rushed around
him. and amid the wildest enthusiasm
showered congratulations upon him.
pledging him 2.000 majority in Ca
tawba. V. R. Walici:r.
Gum Branch Items.
An Old Field Weed
The old field Mullein has been a seem
ing outcast for many years but now it
has suddenly attracted the attention of
the medical world who now recognize
' it to be the best lung medicine yet dis
covered, when made into a tea and
S combined with the Sweet (lam
presents into Taylor's Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullein a pleas
; ant and effective cure for Croup,
Whooping Cough, Colds and Consump
tion. Price 2octs. and 1.00. This
with Dr. Biggers' Southern Remedy, an
. equally efficacious remedy for Cramp,
, Colic, Diarrhea, Dysentery, and chil
dren suffering from the effects of teeth
, ing. presents a little Medicine Chest no
' household should be without, for the
speedy relief of sudden and dangerous
attacks of the lungs and bowels. Ask
your druggists for them. Manufactured
bv Walter A. Taylor. Atlanta, (ia., pro
prietor of Taylor's Premium Cologne,
jy 13 Jwlni
Thorough preparation
Business.
ADVANTAGES,
for higher classes of Colleges
i
Pr Chapm is Our pnn "irai
j he i continually oo lii" road
caf of n-.alariaf r-- Xi r.
a-.untty n - Mr. '. Turni,
sick.
The little town -f Aur.r -. .
j up vry fa.t Mr J. 1' ! i
IVj ataon -rs. ar fcuili.rg
twenty-five fet ng--r V i
I hTt bu.t th"n-. a v. rv . -
A Venerable t Itlzen of ihr Conntr Dead
Mr. Gabriel Hardison died Thursday
morning at his home near Riverdale at
the advanced age of three score and
ten rear. Mr. Hardison is well known
to th citiaens of this city, and bv in
idustry. probity and strict integrity has
atUimed a high position in the estima
tion of all who know him. He leaves a
large circle of relatives and friends to
mourn his death, although they have
full reason to hopo'that their loss is his
1 g in.
Ilnluni.
A subscriber of the JoVR-VU. at Duck
Creek, i inslow county, writes us and
rather makes fun of the large onion ro
cently hr ught us by Capt. Payne from
Hyde county. He says he saw two
nnei by L. o. Fiujville that weighed
-. p'liniln each. He tel la us to eat the
i ftaim Hyde county and he will
bring us two of these from On-low for
tne exposition. Wp desire to keep the
ne from Hyde county, but we hop
this will not prevent our friend's send
. ::g hi, or any other farm product that
w .ii aid in making a good exhibit from
ti. ,- -etc n.
llrciulxjllon.
T:-.e I Vnioorst ic exf.-ui-.ve coiuuiittf-es
t th" sm eral towii-hqw of Craven
.'.'ii:..) b.el.i ii nus'tinc tU the court
h j-" rn Siiuiilir and effected a p-r-uiannt
organiz iti'ir. bv electing A. W.
W,.,i. ghairmaa. an 1 M .;t Manly, s-c
ret iry and tre.isii.-"r
Mr. W h . a .'iii'g man of rennrk-
Krror Somewhere.
In the Jouit-VAf. ..f the 24th of Jul v
there was a local itoiu ln-aded "A
Peace Maker." in w hich an alTray was
stated to have incurred between two
old gray-headed citizens ith weapons,
which was mleirapted and settled hy
the kind aud timely advice of Mr.
Thomas Stanly, which we thought .it
the time had facts to -ub-tanti.it" it
from the character of the person who
handed the subctance of the alfair in.
But in the New Y ork Sun of the 2'Jth
we find the item belw a inch leads us
to hxik upon the w hole matter as the
offspring of either a diseased nun I or
willful sensationis; :
Nkwbkrn. N. i'.. Ju! 2-. Robert I
Fl.or and Stiles S.indeis. two white
haired farmers, aged i esp.e, ; i vely 71 and
77. hail harsh words a few days ago I
about their crops. They had been
warm friends, and w ere members of the
same church. The lw.. together lun e
thirty-nine descendants. They parted
bitter enemies, but their advanced ages
and recognized iicilic natures Ie,l their
friends to believe that their ill-feeling
would end in words merely. This
morning Thoman Stanley ,J:i young man
of thi- place, happening to b- up at day
t i -.ik. whs iu-tonished at seeing the two
ol.l men iirnul to the te-eth. and stand
ing facing em h other ready to begin a
U-.idiv duel. At the r:-k of his life.
ner
and
rtu r
-k "
! ahi'h is an orname-i; :
i 'rope ar I- sjk ir.g v er
core . Nearly ili :
bv ix-i r-.um.nit :s no-A
p piljr There lia.
1 cer.tl r tw1 f-if-s. i
Itnre.' b-ttr th th :r 1
bis rlr.ai wound by J S
A tUmnr.g SabJj;
Gr-iTe Academ;. att
' tuier.t - uducte'
' O. Varr-n and
Dar'as Tumu . . "
I near F. i v .- ! '" .
k-TfnlT ix:.- ta:
w a.-
I:..-
p"i erance. and he
ity now t- show hi"
in cond m-t i ng a can --
vt-- I m his speech
1 . v . . rid and s- ales
- ! 1 -m. s"rats in
iv from the
: ; , , ears i.
I ' get th""
: . i t ion d a v
. v t i gt: th-'ni
:T rt- (, :i I he su '
:.-;! in n "h u:.n
and as their
rushed Uttwi
waived him
s-iz- Sanders
t:.
eapons
en them.
,tr. but h
s pistol
r.lllh' t" In- a.-.sistance
, 1 1 men u ere di.-armed
Stanley been t o in inut es 1
w .aid have begun tiring,
only eight paces apart. Tl
instancy in the history of t Ii
two -ucb old men have re
settle thwir di-putes. Fea
Wined that the grandson- "
tie d uei 1 ists will tak '
: r-ue it to a Id' od y
Now if Robert 'l
-r" raised . b .
i ln of t'.'-n:
nianag"'! t. '
111.' pasner--I
e. the :u,.
d Had Mi
later the men
1 hey were
s is tile 1: 1 -t
cod" win re
rted t" n t-.
are en tor
tile u-i:; I-
up Hie ,1 :-pu;e ..ill
terminal: n.
or aud Mvie- i:;-
H. C. Huggins, of Ienoir county, is
visiting relatives and friends. WTe are
all glad to see you. Henry, and hope
you will visit us often, as it brings to
mind many incidents of our boyhood
days.
Politics are commencing to bubble a
little: candidates are casting about to
see if there is a place they can fill just
for the good of the people. I shall not
be surprised if the whole woods is filled
with candidates for county offices. I
can hear of them in every direction.
Cypress creek has raised a 90 pound
squash and a 22 pound cabbage, and
yet some of our citizens say that we
have nothing in our county worth send
ing to the exposition. Now- we won't
know unless we make an effort, so let
us go to work and try to do the best we
can.
Charles Smith, col., who is one of C.
K. Scott's tenants, was robbed on Saturday-
morning last of his pistol and
j watch by a mulatto boy named Charles
i Bagly, who left the premises that morn
ing and was pursued and captured by
! Smith, near Trenton, with the pistol
land watch. Bagly had a preliminary
j examination before a magistrate and
j was sent to jail to await the action of
our next Superior court.
! The town officer of Trenton had a
! hurd time of it carrying to the Mayor's
office a violator of the town ordinances,
who had partaken too freely of the ar
dent, and on their w ay over to see the
! Mayor the violator either lay down or
; fell down in a mud hole and had to be
1 cr.rried over by severe pulling. I did
not stay to hear the trial, but suppose
, th" Mayor caused him to suspend his
1 good time and causing him to sober
' himself a little by making him shell out
! a few dollar for the use of the town.
, A few weeks since a stranger called
: at one of the Trenton stores and pur- I
chased goo. is to the amount of 63.25
and having deposited his coat on a side
counter when he entered the store. J
stepped over to his coat and dragged it ;
up to l.im and out of a huge pocket j
brought forth a large size shot sack ;
rilled to the top with what the merchant j
supposed to be either gold or silver:
ami as the merchant is a man that al- ;
ways has an eye to business, commenced :
studying how he should capture a
goodly amount of this specie bv selling i
j him a large bill of mer"hand ise. He.
i asked his customer if there was not
1 soin. thing that he had forgotten to pur- .
j ch u-,. and that he could sell him so
' cheaply that it would be well to pur
1 eha-" a large bill for future use but the
1 cu-tomer informed him that he had
j -npi li-'d his wants for the present, un
ite.i 1. 1- sn k.and. to the astonishment
"I the inercii.o.t. he poured out neither
iioi -liter, but c. mnted him out
r.e lo i n i re. i ,,n,I t wen ty - li ve large
-hioi.e, copper cents, threw his
er hi- -h' 'ii i lor. took his pnr
,ii, I d.-pai t. d.
Politics raging still.
Our Quaker Bridge road is progress
ing finely: we onlv have one mile of
ditching to do now before we join the
ditches on the other side. Weather is
some better; the rain has stopped falling;
a little at this time. Dr. Hammonds
and iBaac Brock two of Jones couuty's
commissioners, say our road is all O. K.
Thev were out to see us a few days ago.
At Richlands last Saturday-, though
that village is a prohibition village, the I
hard cider flowed freely. It was ' won t I
you have some cider'.-'" ""What kind . " j
he says. "Ward cider," says he. "Cer
tainly I will,"' but says another, "thai
is not Ward but Thompson cider.",
"Don't care a darn, will take some of
both." And he did. So it goes; any- '
body, so I get the cider. How is that, i
K?
C. K. says he is a model farmer. Says i
he to one of his tenants. "Bry-an do you
know what constitutes a good farmer. " I
Bryan says, "Don't know as I does. sir. " j
"Well," says K.. "always keep ahead,
of your work." Bryan studied a mo-j
ment and replied: "Then you must be I
a good farmer, "cause you was half
done gathering corn before you began I
stripping fodder last vear." K. had!
nothing more to say about farming and
walked off. Bryan went on plowing,
singing "I won't go home till morning. ""
Another one I forgot to mention in re
gard to good crops: Lewis Ilarget is tho
man. He is a genuine model farmer
and has one of the best crops altogeth- r
in the neighborhood.
Crops are fine as to corn ;oid small
grain. Cotton not so good. Mr. E. L.
Francks. sr.. has near 150 acre, in corn
that will average six barrels to the acie.
all in any body pocosin laud ami his
son Jim has some high land corn equally
as good. Ed. Francks. jr.. has a field
of 40 acres in cotton which will make
a bale to the acre the best I
saw on the route. John Mills has a field
of fine corn, and his cotton is not bad at
all. and the fpiit and cabbage crops
can't be beat. Dr. Nicolson brought u
a lot of peaches, the tine.-t I ever saw m
this county : some of them measured 'j
inches iu circumference and weighed 'J
ounces each. Tin y g:e-.ed in Hi li
lands village.
. Whiio Oak It:ni3
I Butler Repudiated.
j The Greenbackers of the Third Con
gressional district of Kentucky, at a
! mass meeting held in Morgantown, re-
solved : "That B. F. Butler, by acting as
I a delegate in the Democratic conven
! tion. has forfeited all claim to the sup
' port of the Greenback party and has for
j feited the nomination given him by the
Indianapolis convention. His betrayal
; of the National Greenback party has no
' parallel since the days of Judas Iscariot
(and Benedict Arnold." And, "That all
the members of the national committee
; be requested to meet in Louisville. Ky.,
i Aug. (i. ISM. to fill the vacancy on our
i presidential ticket."
j The battle begins in the earliest daw n
j of the child's existence. If it is. deli-
cate worms fasten upon its vitals, and
as years pass thev increase, and if not
destroyed will kill. Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge will destroy them and save
the life of the child. w
The most deadly foe to all malarial
disease is Aysr's Ague Cure, a combi
nation of vegetable ingredients only, of
which the most valuable is used in no
other known preparation. This remedy
is an absolute and certain specific, and
succeeds when all other medicines fail.
A cure is warranted.
DIED,
After a lingering illness, of catarrh of
the stomach, at his residence, on the
:!lst day of July, 1SS-4. Gabriel Hardi
son. 72 years and 2 days old. He lived
a Christian life and died in all the
triumps of faith.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord."
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Thomas -:.i!,:. a
i or I y get, t lem.m . an i t.g
. j- !i-ti -e . f th- p"
n.o.
grac
Br.,
the cattle at
stem points, w ent do w n to Maxwell,
'mi mued l-y J. 11. Hopkius. Vt-ter-
n ' '1 V' innng. As the
ir labors the conclusion is.
. occasion for alarm. The
elf-linnted and dies with the
.e !i has been inoculated by
tainted ground. Their fel
lierd can graze after cattle
and let he free from infec-
as" exhausting itself in the
ninial attacked. It will be
few herds in t he v ic in ity of
n l and Maxwell. A cor
nterviewed several promi
en. ail of w lo in expressed
s -at .-fied tha: there i- no
- ra: ic
1.
in ;
ii-
i-:
nt
k i
r Is.
The Dein
.Committee held another nice
terday. iu the Fifth Avenu
Seuator tiorman. 1-f Maryland
Ransom, of North Carolina.
Jonas, of Louisiana. Congre
hour. of Virginia. ox-Ccn i -Miles
Ross, of New Jersey. Ilnloi
Thompson, of New York, and
Austin H. Brown, of Indiana, we,
leetcd as the committee, who. w i;
Senator P.arnum. will practically
duct the campaign. Fdw.ud A. M
of Stateii Island, was made
Arms. Th" column toe oe
the house II West Twei.ty
for the national headqu:
house is a four-story brown
ing. ad joining tb.u Twenc
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kr tho dying ail around braathlng I Willi roar of laughter.
life
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pursu its
'iiomv rules amo
w j r k
br .k.
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dead 1
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g: eat ex.-Tn--
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sixth ball
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ton IIS. li
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Iter I
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lector,
grand
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ford cou
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re of HCMPHRKV .V
1 inly s a supply of Dry
. Boot- and Shoe-. e",c
e-t living pr lies, d w
The, i i , v ) .over of Ayer's Sirsa
piiiR.i i- : w"!i known t require the
-I" , . ::- aid of any ex aggerated or lic
l.n 'ii.- Ct I Liticate. Witnesses of its imir
leioiis cures are tj-dav living in every
for
A t.I.g
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-p' 'Ui i
room :
iav tin
effect
it what
nee i
THE HE1TDH.S01T HOU
rrcr
'ke
To
ugi
i NlAI! 1,1
city nnl hamlet of the land. Write
names if you want home evidence.
ah
c. en .iiia
points 1
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demand
qtiotat i'
1- i '"-.
hilt s'.o,
cnipos,
Gulf S:
dull,
liverv
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I or
in-
Th"
cks ;
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rates
The !
It'll last 1'li
th." t ha
home fo
V e-t.'l',
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of the ,
To-dav th.
tal sales io
ex
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St. iary's School
ALEIGH, N. C.
.'SI UItlA t ,
KM ui: i: II
lor the week
, Com. 'Hnl Fin
are j
. ( 7,1-,
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bales.
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Rates Much Lower than other Schools , of Like Characi :
X-t Sesfsion BckIu.h First Tliuraday In ;eptmUcr. '
For Register. Containing Full Particulars, AttdteM ''iY.', ": V '
capt. ' a: c, iAx(s; Su a t.
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TES'JIMOJN 1. Ls l --p
From Rkv. Simeon H. Im.kk, of the Presbyterian Church. ;
Lajit. .1. C. lun'n : T -rj;, '
Dfak Sih It gives me great pleasure to see an inatltu tion like your ei
hshed among us. The energy, zeal, and competency displayed by tou. and t
corps of teachers associated with you, claim the commendation of all. 'The inn. t
is educated, the body is developed, and the tjiorale are guarded at your si 1.0,4.
The boarding department is well conducted. The behavior of the Cadets in 1 h
barracks, on the street, and at church, is gentlemanly.! Yon deserve the thai
of Eastern North Carolina for the work you are douur. and tout school run .
I would like to see your number Jncn-;... t
Respectfully, -a '.,'., 8, IJt. IiLI.i;.
the large patronage which it haw.
hundreds.
From Carr. R. P. Howell, Caihie.r Bat Jc of New Hanover, QoldJboro, N. C.
Capt- A. C. Davis- '
My Dear Sir It affords me great pleasure to testify to tb thoroughness, n
well as the excellent discipline, that I have witnessed in your school.
I am highly gratified at the progress my son has mad since he has leen un
der your tuition. Truly vour friend, , - K. P. HOWELL.
- -- -isi-
From J. F. Peebles, Esy., OreensvUU County, Va. .
I have had a son at the Davis School the past session. , I believe there in no
better school in the South. J, f. PLELLl-i.
. ..; - '
io-OM John A. Evekitt, Ebo., Wilminfflon, N. Ci . - ,
I am well pleased v, ith the progress of mv son. and I take rfeat nlnHnure in
commending the Davit School to al) who have sons to educated . - -
' Respectfully, JOHN A. EVERIIT.
. ,i'"ri-'' r,
I fVimi Die W. IL Bakkkr. tfm vvll known Phrenologist. '...,
Capt. A. C. Darin: n, . f "1:
Dear Sir l or thirty years T have been ens-aired in lootatinir On mental science
before the schools and collages and the public. Last February I lectured beL m
your school for one week. I was very much impressed with the deportment f
your boys. ail my e.r peri urt: T have never teen anything (o7uaf ft. .
God speed you and vour school in vour search for knowlatiim and in in- r
struggles for jierlection. I slmll patronize you and recommend youf school to t, ,
my friends. ' v"" '
Respectfully. . rArV, H. JQAUKLR.
From Rev. J. E. Mann, of the Jf. K. Chureh.)'.i'1. -- '' "
I most heartily recommend the Davis School to those having 800 to-educa!--.
The school has a very strong faculty and is doing excellent work, . -
.E-'MAKN.
, .,": .-:,.
Fnmi Capt. w. W. Carraway, of the Raleigh Netee-Cbterver.l ,
Capt. A. C. Jhwix: " : . , . '
My Dear Captain The advancement of my boy7 has been wonderful, and 1 ,
tirely satisfactory. . t .,f.t "v
It affords me real pleasure to say that parents wishing to have their r ,
thoroughly trained, morally, mentally, nnd physjcally. need have no fers ts
consign them to the care of the Davis School with its accomplished and efficient
corps of teachers and officers. .. .
We take paiticular pleasure in saying that you also recogniza the fact that tint
mental boy cannot be developed unless the physical ia also developed. That is Ut
say you have plenty of good, wholesome diet and a plenty of out-door eercio.
Respectfully. W..W. CAKHA WA Y.
'row Gait. J. J. Whiteiiurkt, Tarboro, N.,C ' f. . ' ,
, leased with the progress of rrry two boys. I have Tlsited the Ihv ie
I am convinced that If a boy does not l-rn
J. J. wnrcEuuiusr.
I am
School, and fiom w hat I have seen
there, it is because he cannot.
old
Fiom Rkv. C. M.
We are liighly pleased with tin
ir I shall send you two more.
'"oK, Ftlirrnmbe Co.. W. 7.1 .
progress of our son. When they are a little
' ' ,C M.COOK-
17'i o,,, Cu r. W. S ltiiiii. Sup't Public Instruction, Lenoir Co., TV. C.J
I am fully acquainted with the inner workings of the Dari School. A
unity Superintendent 1 have come in contact with a number of teachers who
trained in this school and have always found them thoroughly Qualified ia
ere
,'vi-i
respect
am well pi.
d with the progress of my sou and shall retnra him. . ' .
W, BIRD.
BOOKWALTER ENGINES.
UPRIGHT ENGINES : H none. 4 Horn,
none ano Honif iftwcr. Mi,
Over 3.0UU In tuo
Hirnpleand Durablfi.
cciisful operaliun.
New Stjle 10 B. T. EorlionUl Cxiflfi.
Center Crank Enjrlae. All wnmglit Iron
Return Klue Boiler. Cornpart, bubntan
tial bih han.8onjly MiiUhPfi. Uluat
trated Pom pblet sent free- Addrciaa
JAMES LEFFCL & CO.,
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
Eaitero Offic : 110 Liberty St.. N.w York.
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CEO. ALLEN & G0.
STKAM K(iIKSANI) BOILEKS
Georgia Cotton Gins, Feeders and Condensers. -
Luminus Cotton Gin, Self Feeder and Condenser, 4 ,
I!, at, r, wliii Ii ri inot es (lie sand nni) dust from tilt lint.
at, 1. 1 Maln.l, un
it P
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1 with Adius
The Monarch Cotton Press,
iT-'' Call tmd examine -ample machine-.
Seed Hoard.
he lu st hand press ever made.
Prices very low.
GEO ALLEN & CO
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Till :
of Success!
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nil, nli
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of a strong
not havias -
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Seventy-Five Cents Per Hundred Pounds. 'X
ili.in a purchaser' ',
IN TON LOTS AT 1
SIMPMI'I s
Graven street,
ii. in. fill 1H a.m..
, pot
,y f.
ul i i more
0WEST POSSIBLE PRIOESJ -
SI1 (MALTY. .
lu low ExpreBB Office, will ba op
1" m. till 2 p.m., nnd from b till 7 p.BW. '
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