The Carolina Banner.
I'L'HLIaHEIi EVEKY FRIDAY.
HENEY T. Zniff, Edit
One Yir, fl-m. Six Month,
race?. One nation
"ami driven from their Iioniyffl hiiv
zzz iww
XI i TV- Mf.lltlit
Ititllh-r' A .
iinc-iru-i :
I matter !
l r lino M r.v'u!ir alve h
TraiiMiit alvertiwi'iifs anm'tj l-al
-Matter ly part U- not li.ivln ntlar iulv-r-tW'UHti'-K,
cK rr lin iHi in-'t1:!i, ami
hoik: iiiwrt-l for lKtliati I'm tit.
Notions rr nin'rinf, !iiiUi Ac, not f-x-
tins lift"rti 1;ii-n will I: in.-rtfl fret-.
Al' tx-linK lifWn litu- H worl to a him)
will :lar-I f-r at tin- rate of t n tri.ts
p-r liu.
Comirfni'leiifo from tin? various wiion
on the penerstl ih-wk afi'l toj.ic of tin- la.V i
iilieitiil. Avoi'l -rwnalilMfl a lln-y will
not I? ulli.sl-l. Write only on one il; ot
the pajxT. All coniniiifii-!it)iH tnul Ix' fW
CoiiijuiimI ly tlie r"al n.ime .t the air Lor,
though not nee4irially fer juS)!i'-;itiott.
Tin; Alitor I in no wi-e r-f)-n.siili- for the
view exjinrtc-l ly t-nrrejonleiitM. .
Atlverti-mente, to ! elianl. shouM In'
tuiix in not later than Weiliilay noon.
Yfirly .i'lm'tinim-iit itrc Jtur tit tin- tnl
J-Uuh QtmJf-r, awl Prompt Payment '
Jtrfjected.
ve Jo
k to a
i the
white.
Toeverv one. wii'lini; ti live yi-urly Cwi
HnlrilT, we u ill K'W om ytsir'msu lneri i-
li.fti Kickk.
TA 11 HOIK) rait, X V.
fallen upon a weaker glilr Sad
tln'niy'Tlkciiis. " Countries
ays profited 1 gnch.j A su
race has always taken tin placv
a . ' "
interior one. Aim t.nere Blunt
no fear of anything like! tlitr rjfverse
in this country. j
The giijer:ority of the whit: race
will always assert itself . ami'
not think that it will ever fit
level with the colored or tin
colored will rise cjtml to the
I?ut that the gradual diaar.j Kit ranee
of the colored, will ina.e the
a letter and hiiihcr race in a
pects. - j
One of the greatest' stirntihi
such sentiment and feehn"
remarks and writings! of oiili own
people. The flame is nncons
fanned when we think! we a
ttnguiehing it. Iiemarks i
struct! are outckly spread. 1
of the imagination "becomes ;
1
realitv. We never know the
them till too late! j
Then let us .-be guarded
words and :tctiona. There ii
n.gtotear. Antl let those w
- . 1
ohkr and see farther into fil
nothing and not arouse tho
mant feelings before, necessi
for them. If the relations
the races heie are con
the future promises we!
e
riven
have
nor
of un
Id brf
To lh-Mrtlical Irofe.Kn.
Department of the Inteuiok, I
C ex sua Office,
AVasiiixotox", I. Cm iIaJ 89- i
The variou 3 medical associations
and the medical prolessiou will be
i i i,. th.it i)r. John b. 15il
'i Liu iu irai -
LIXtiS,
. i. -. -
Surgeon L . Array, i
consented to take charge 0?'
lort on the Morttlity and vital bta-lULics-of
the L'uitl StaUaas return
ed bv the Kleventh tVusus.
As the United Sfatei has no system
of registration or vital statistics, such
as is relied up by other cm ued
nations for the purpose of asoertam
inr ih actual' movement of popu-
. - h
A Visit to tb Wmtrr Worlu.
In Tarboro'c system of water works,
it ha3 something to be proud of.
Never before has this place been as
safe from fire as it 13 now. Not only
does our town enjoy the benefit
of having water sufficient to quench
all couflagraVtous butitis proposed to
supply private families with water,
for all ordinary purposes. Pipes
will be run up lleudrick'a Creek
for about one hundred and fifty
I t.r, Wilt tl f I
VrUS wucir vjvj .....
the verv best spring water.
Attcnticn
Tarboro Jewelry Store,
ESTABLl
DARK - HORSE TOEiCCO
STILX. HOLDS ITS OXTH
As the most uniform and satis
factory Tobacco to sell or chew
that is to be bad and 1 am pre- -o,
SHED
IN-1865.
lwir RxwTirnc and usaiif fcilit5e! l.le u to jntarantee to yr rtroo th li of
etSSSu. wcxmtkVntly aurv our frieo-U th our work
Tirijuu.-A j . .., 5,, Mlin..t l.xdir i-irv . limit lutV OUr UW
MTt IU IMI W7 Cllf , UN 'J "
latioiu our census
.affords the ouly
'white opportunity of obtaining near an ap-
.1 proximate Jstiinatc of the birth and
" death rates of much the larger part
FitnY, . . . . . Jr.vE 4th, ISHfi,
iT iMMitiitATiox nKsiitAniii:?
Our forefathers, who cotujuered
the wilderness, were a solier, .sturdy
and industrious people, who'eoiight
America's shores, not like those cf
to-day, to live upon the earnings of
others, to escape poverty at home, or
to pile up illgottxMi wealth, but to
here enjoy the lreeUom ana animation gojng to other .lands while t!
of a new Ufe ir. the forests ol tlie ty and industnous are makijig hou
primitive red man, surrounded by the cgt l-vines and are at peabe with
- Mm. . a . I O ,
wilds and beauties or nature that 1 tuejr uejohirg.
lofty tone ana iuner ana
worthless
adorn our
and
prisons,;
1 c r 1 11
the
of the country, which is entirely un
provided with any satislactorv sys
tem of State aud municipal registra
tion. In view of this, the Census Office,
durin" the' month of .May this year,
will fssue to the medical profession
throughout the country "Physicians
lU-giaters" for the purpose of obtain
ing more ace urate returns of deaths
than it is iossible for the enumera
te. to make It is earnestly hoped
that physicians in every part of the
country will co-operat witn me vm
dna Oirico in this important work.
The record should be kept from June
1 1R). to Mav 31, 1800. Nearly
or, ooo of these registration books
were filled up and returned to the
otficr, in 1HS0. and nearly all of them
used Tor statistical purposes. It is
hoped that double his number will
be obtained for tlie Eleventh Census,
l'hvsicians not receiving Kegisters
jnals can obtain them by sending their
names ana aauresses 10 ic wsuo
hits to
Is the
ioiiolv
re ex.
liscon-"
J fancy
1 huge
ore of
in our
i: noth-
llio are
ch say
re uor-
y calls
only of
sidered.
The
j r - j- .t ... i
fxiual to. ana in iact iucnor w ni
well water in town,which will be pure
and plentiful, and we are quite sure
. i . f ..;ii
that a majority 01 our i;iuhs nm
availithemselves of theoppjrtunity of
securing it.
Through the courtesj or the super
intendent, Edward Hay wood, we were
shown the engine anu given
many points about the working 01
y,c various macninerv. ne wuuu
pared to supply it at
Manufacturer's Prices.
BUY
DARK HORSE
and please your present cus
tomers and attract new ones.
tot
JEWELRY, GOIA) AND SILVER WATCHES c.
The DOMESTIC Sewing Machine,
Wktch we think ttan hardly a m'r fr Kamilr
Hcml your Uu-uxn to us to U ltrirwt and Acyuitl.
llUyr)
CHAMBERLAIN & RAWLS,
TAiinoito. X. c
FLOUR! ! FLOUR! !
I claim to keep the
Best Assortment cf Fl::r
in thiR mnrkftt. and will miar-
everytLingas neat and bright as a antee Baltimore prices to wrge
new pin. jur. nay wwu. icno u buyers. 1 wouia call janicuiar
with only a quarter of a cord of wood attention to my
a day he keeps the engine m suclt a x
condition as to have on a iuu neau a o W XLiXjX XJ.-ii v utouu,
of steam in ten miuutes, day or night. , . . . . , , weetness
When the electric plant is pur. in, " XnnT nnalltiea. stands
there will be steam kept on alt the r"T" '
time and Mr. Haywood will be giv
en an assistant. As i it is now, he re
mains at the station all the time.
Hotel Farrar is supplied with wa
ter and several private bouses are
to be supplied soon.
Our streets are sprinkiea whenever
the least dusty, and this item alone
is worth many hundred dollars per
year to the inhabitants of this place.
IT MAY SAVE YOUR UWEl
DRINK IT !
RUB WITH IT!
The Alliauce in Special Meeting.
The Comity Alliance met in ses
sion here Tuesday at 11 o'clock a.
The meeting was formally opened
unexcelled
I also recommend by "Royal
Gem" to oe a great bargain,
price and quality, considered.
I in v'.t examination of hit Mock of gro
ceries aiul challenge couujiclitkm.
8. 8..ASE..
Tarboro, N. C. April 5, '89. 8t9
noblei insjirations to his happy
dreams and peaceful life .among the
'dear ones of his fireside, where the
hand of oppression dared not yet in
trude. Such life tilled their decend
unts with a pfttriotisnithat success
fully resisted the' encroaching and
granping hamt of tyraniiy. Thus was
a haven a refuge opened to the op
pressed of all nations. Availing
themselves of the opportunities af
forded they have rushed to our
ahnrcs, till now another class is rap
idly coming among us. In this-claas
we find that mixture of humanity,
the pauper, the fugitive from justice,
plotters against governments ami all
' those elements which cause internal
strife, from civil war down to the
petty thicf,.,who, infests all .ennvded
places. ' - ' ' .
These classes have materially as
sisted in the develojunent of the
countrv. Hut where that -development
has been, strife Iui3 also been,
and innocent blood has been shed.
Thr great majority of this immigra
tion has been to the Northern and
Western States. And though the
United States comprise the greakst
homogeneous people, tlie many strikes
. and other labor troubles that have
disgraced so many localities are
traceable to the heterogeneous popu
lations there found. t
The Southern Stales, and especially
North Carolina, presenting fewer
fields for the sudden acquisition of
f wealth, have received fewer of - these
people. Consequently Wt have been
comparatively free from labor
troubles, notwithstanding our direct
intercourse with the negro, for to .give
them their due it cannot be denied
that they are the true tillers of the
soil the counterpart of the mule
and cotton.
Then if an absence of this foreign
influx of people, is one of the causes
of our peace and quiet, our slow, but
anrc progress, do we need them ?
Should inducements be held out for
kuch? We think not. lint as they
alum agricultural sections, we have
little to fear. The rural people have
3 vUiting
i
t
recovering
s va-sumi?
FK1UM SA Ii PA U At J K AP1IS.
II. 1). Tcel, wconvaUfeeiit.
A.J. t 'often in still very ill.
Mr. K. Cromwell lia Ix etv sickj.
Miss Maggie tnton U:x yInil tt-ver
Mi.-w ik-ttie C.K-kc, I r turned t
Nk. j
Irs. P. Kwell. of tilliam?4toii,
her iran nts. j
Mis. Mary Unwell in slwly
from Ii r ntvnt fall, j
Miss Iallie fnyt. of Falkland,
Miss ijzzie Uawls. j
Miss Ix na Iiyinan, of Palmyra, ik'tlie guest
of Miss Annie I'aney. )
Mrs. It. I). Alley, of Wilson, liak U-en vw-
itin; Iilt son ri. it. Alley. I
lr. V. K. Warren, of (ireenvilk
l-leasant i-sill Wednesilaj-. J ,
Miss Hdle Ilearne, of Palklan
tlie T. P. A. eoiunieiK-emint.
Thos. Williamson, of Mobile, is '
mother Mrs. Sophia Williamson
tSuo. P. Hart and Ather TtJarvey,
Mount, were in town Wednesday.
lir. J. L. Wntkin-s. oI'Dorliaii, was the
TiUft of Judge Howard this Week.
Cl.as H. Alley and K. Hn.ls.
son spent Sunday with ; relafives 1:
Miss Susie llrown who ha.s I kh
Mis Sullie Brown, has returned I
Pierre 'x is iiome on a visit
York where he has Infii study ;ng
Mr. Trim, Kujx'rintendent f
SavaTi''s tohaeeo farm, in To. 5 T
critieullx ill.
W. ' foipton, and daughter Me
Itoeky Mount, attended j the T. 1
meiKvment. i
Mrs. 15. K. Kinu and Mws Emu
Falkland, t:tid the Bannkij olliee
r alkiaml, p:tii
call vtenlav.
Mr--. P.. J. Iaiiiels and dakhter Miss
Jacksie, atteiiittil the commeneem
(rani;e this week.
II. A. Oilli.-oii. jr., IloWrt Richard
Johnston. F.lnir KctH-h' Henry Knit on II.
15. Shaw and Jas Philiis are lion! from the
University. j
Jno. W. Charh-s left ; Tuesd:i to attend
lavis Shool eomiuciKvnieiit, tfu-r which
he went to nu-et his sister, MisslAddie. on
her return from the Asheville Female Col
P lege.
R.Ilvman, of Palmyra, J. Mj Pau'.l. of
Scotland Neck and Faison CalvcrtJof Ja kson
all cx-TaTlwrejins, have been iiiltown thi;
week, fheir many friends were tlehiihtcd at
seemn tliem
iss Mumie
I. Marriott
attendance
M. Pipixui,
mcs
Mrs. F. L. Pippin, of Kn field, :
Pippen, of. Wliitakers, Mrs H.
and Mi-s Kate Powell, who were
at the funeral of the late NV.
have returned tothi ir resptn five h
m
t5ni.il onvKlriTin xu hich reouires no bv its President, Elias Carr.
iibiu. , v. .v.vj-v . - . - ii.. i ,..i t.:
AS WCS Keucriiiiy uuucieiuuu, mio
meeting was called to ratify the action
of the National Alliance which met in
Birmingham in May, in regard to
the using of cottoL cloth for a coter
inj? for cotton. The following reso
lution was presented by J. A. Davis
.1 :
1 I lfI5nrt tini 1 with I hft Tlecister. an of-
... i. i ' . J ... I '""v-
uuiiicoit(i uuu I o e uisiuririB
e thrift gtuinp will be provided for their re
turn to Washiniiton.
I f ill l medical and snriiical practi
tinners throucrhont the country will
lend their aid. the mortality and vital
trMtUHca nf the Eleventh Cei.sns
wiit-tko mnip rjimnrehensive and cjm
nlete than thev have ever been, aud unanimously adopted :
Kverv nhvsician should take a per- EvL, That this County Alliance, having
l 1....T.OO- tlii itnort as endorsed the action or the late isimnngnani
sonal pride in-having tins upo t as Convt.ntion in tothe use of cotton
p ll ... I . ,0 vvrk?llll tfl I . - : r . ., .1 . 1. .1...
.1... 1 1 mil :iriu 1 ;iiir tut ii ic irvoc.". niiiinie' jls a tuvm 12 lur iviiuii, uw iictuj
.muiiuiiu . - -- r Z-T" r..i f.. . 1. .... 1
to make it ' 1 "N11"1 a" iniira "u". bic 11 'j htohucih
- . , . . .u.,t -.1! in the onler to coojieraie who us in him move-
It IS hereby promised that all in- inentt aml tJmt the sanie be publi.sied in the
formation obtained through this Tarboro Southerner and Ban .nek for the bene-
lf.lio held strict! V COllfi- fit of the public
dental.
Uobert P. Pouter,
Superinteitd$Ht of .
m, - -...in
CUcrgravo's tJeuialgic Liniment
geni-raishTcific
VW '.T. jy I t-.TT! Xeuraleia, KheumatUm, Colic ad
Sick Headache and Toothache, Pain in Hack ami Side, Sore Throat aud
Cold in A Uead, Yill cure Colic in Horses when. everything else fail
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr. W. W. Haroravk, Tarboro. X, C
Dear Sir : I wish to state that I have used your Krarilffia Lisl"
Cldt ind (taieral Sptifi.C for the cure of Neuralgia, Uhenmatism and a
score of other ailments aud in evtry instance it has cured and given per
feet satisfaction. It has been a Uod-send to me and my family. I shall
neTer feel safe without it in my house. If anybody will try it according
to directiors, they will speak lor it as I do. Respectfully,
Conetoe, N. C, 1888, JOHN W ALSTON.
Mr. W. W IIarqrave, Tauboro. N. C,
Dear Sir: I have used your Liniment and General pct
fifteen or twenty cases of Horse Colic, and have not lost a c. It is
superior to anything I have ever tried. Mr. Jesse Davanport will bear
mt out in the statement that it has not an equal for the Curt of liar
SMic. Ikspectfully,
Taiboio,N.O., Jan. '80. O. BUKNETT.
ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
Manufactured by AY. AVHAHGH AY E,
CHEMIST, TARHOKO, N. C.
Itljr)
A committee ; was appointed to
wait on the President ot the Cot
ton Factory and see if these mills
could supply the farmers with this
Tarboro Should Have One. nnttnn cloth with which to COrer the
The Baltimore Sm hails the large npT, f1irs cror). ye iParn that the
increase in savings banks and savings f.lftnrv conld not sunnlv the desired
. .1 t 1. ..
iu,la bauKs aeposiinrs in. ine ooum ws u C0Verin".
most auspicious omen lor tlie mui- Alliance was informed that
tilication ot our intiuscries. juoney Harry Tracy, of Texas, an Alliance
wincn nas neretoiore ueeu nuaiueu nan of mucu note. would be here on
n old stockings and hiding places mornin of Che 29th, and make a
will go to the uaiiKS ana tneuce into id,,, uddress n the Court House.
nuustry adding several hundred mil- to which everyone is invited
ions to our active caimai. wew Th" fn nwinc- frent emen were
England owes much of her industrial appouied to receive and entertain
prosperity to the use ot capital tie- this 2entleman during his &tay here:
osited in savings banks. And, how- n H r P. Rasa. "R. f). Foxhall. J. J"
ever, welcome toreign capital in new pitman .Elias Carr and N. P.
1 . A I ! t .11- - I
inuustries is, nome capital is oetier. Cobles.
With iarbcro's constantly increas- There are now thirteen. - Alliances
ing population ot wage earners, jn this county with a total member
(people who would, if such an u- shinof407.
stitution were established here, en- The Alliance meets again in this
deavor each week tO"lay down some- piace on the first Friday in July,
llltll 1U1 U. lUUl J UUJ ' " v f v'f
should have a .savings bank. All
fair minded people will acknowledge
that the haoitof laying aside money,
(it manes no difference how little)
grows as tr.e 2'tlc yioics. xuuu
men who make lair salaries, spenu
them each month and are unable
to say for what and how they went
HICK JPOBTBAIT AND
- PHOTOGRAPHER -
s
Opp. Pamlico Bank. Main St, Tarboro. N.C
SltCino)
; attended
! ' -.
isiting his
if Kocky
l, of. AVil
ro. f - . . .
n visiting
ionic
from New
medicine.
i
Mm. Jane
vnsliip in
j
Nellie, of
v. A. coin-
IN STORE A1ID FOR SALE
o ooooooooooooooooooooooooo o
a Mayo, of
a pleasant
lit at la-
THi: STATK l'llUS.
J. AV. Nash, of 1 the (Soldsboro
Weekly Mercury,, expects j to soou
commence the issue ot ah evening
edition of that iournal. Success to
the venture. t I f ,
STATU XKWS.
(loldsboro. Kalei?h ant
xtlwavs been our b'st Isolde, a::d t went 4'ret"-Mottdav. . At-
, ... . . .
Durham
ML Olive
while many and most States, show a
town and city jiopulvion of about
from twenty to fifty or sixty kt cent,
North Carolina sIioas scarcely
more than ten percent.
Perhaps this Ivs not show such
progress as that of which "many
States boast yet it shows a substan-
tial growth that i well for all. And
if the tide of immigration turns to
South America, as is claimed, per
haps that is jU the better for us.
HACK CONFLICTS.
. Occasionally th? relations of the
races in the South excites the con
cern of Northerners and is taken up
by the Southern prtr&s till the pic
tures pamted ofVsome future raw
troubles make the blood run cold,
and we shudder at the thought of
such. It hug always ' seemed to us
very wild speculation for any to deal
in such mailer?, w e Know that no
two racea as ditiuct and stparate its
thto Caucasian and African have ever
uwelt jxacablj together till amalga
mated. Nor do we thjtik complete
amalgamation or very -bloody strife
will ever be the result ol our mixed
population.
There has been strife between
and Fremont prohibition wis carried.
Raleigh will now have a uerinaiTent
graded school as a result of
elect ion. Mexsenye r.
Rev. Mr. Thomas, of New be rue, N
C, of the Presbyterian
preached the first sermon l
Presbyterian Uhurch here $unday to
a large congregation. We he.ir the
sermon well spoken ot. Mr. Thomaa
is a son of Judge Thomas, !of New
berne, E. City Ecohomist
Monday's
Church
the new
Seattle, W. T-i In Aones.
Seattle. W. T., was visis
mufth
loss of
ed. There
of -th most destructive firep ever seen
before in this country on Friday.
It is estimated that the total loss
to the city in buildings, alone is
ten million dollars, and fill persou
al losses will probably reath twenty
million dollars. i
W heather there is
life cannot vet be ascertain
is great privation I felt nmong the
poor classes, as nearly every restau
rant and grocery in th city was
cousutn. d by the fire
The burned district comprises six- !
t-rour :ures. It presents the aspect
ot a huge oven of burning I coals.
ords fail to desctibd tlie awful
Picture of the fire and desolation.
is like the Chicago fireL' and like
IT
Chicago wi'.l be rebuilt.
seems in good spinls, as i
realize the fullness of t
calamity.
-AT-
With a s.ivings bank in our town
A Substitute for the Split Basket.
R. N. Cutchin of this county, was
in town this week in the interest of
the Gammon & Weeks patented cot
ton basket.
We have not seen one of these
substitutes for the old split article
but it has been described to us as
PANIC PRICES.
To make room for my constant
arrival of
New - v - Goods.
40 Tons of choice Timothy Hay.
1000 Bushels Corn. 1000 Bushels OaN.
SOU Busliels Meal. 5 Tons Mill reed.
2." Barrels Molasses, all frrades.
fi0 Bartvls Supar, all grade.
250 Barrels Flour, all grades.
20 Sacks Coffee. 150 Oases Jje.
UK) Boxes Soap and btareti.
50 Boxes Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
75 Boxes Toliocoo, all kinds.
10000 Old Virginia Cheroots. 5 for 10 cents.
better than a 5 cent cigar.
5000 Duke Cipirettes.
2OU0 Pound Rail Road Mills, Gall A Ax
and Ralph's Snuff.
10 Kegs OK) Dominion KaiLs.
DRESS GOODS!
This Season are Unusually Handsomk. We have a very at
tractive line, embracing all the New Shades trimmings and
buttons to match.
To get your choice, our advio is to come and take a look.
Don't put off until the choice styles are all sold for you'll
regret it. . -
We are exceedingly anxious to ulease you and hope yon will
extend to us the pleasure of supplying your wanfc.
Very Truly,
FARRAR GAS KILL & CO.
Opposite Court House, Tarboro,N. C Itljr
wmm i wiiM m im
AND BKANCUKH.
TKAIM8 OOIXO HOL'TII.
Koii-trr u jti ii u ro cu-nlotnn UTtntlPTl
tluy codlu each week make deposits fnim lincdin8We with old bagging,
of several dollars and in a few years coth or anything one chooses, with
draw strings to close up the mouth.
The consumer is charged so mucn
for each frame and he can re-line it
as often as it needs it, thus making
it last for a number of years. Some
farmers think it wiil be very exten
sively used ir. this and other counties
in the harvesting of next fall's crop.
this amount would reckon up in the
hundreds and thousands and become
the ground work for an extensive and
usefui business career, which would
no doubt be handed down to the
third acd fourth generations. We
hone soon to see active steps taken
towards thp establishment of one of
these useful institutions. 'Someone
start the ball rolling.
Greene Gleanings.
To the Editor of the Uanser.
Several of our young ladies and gen
tlemen will attend the Teacher's As
sembly at Morehead.
Miss -Mamie -Hardy is visiting her
sister Mrs. J. J.Potter.
The very neat law office of T. C.
Wooten has been completed and
that gentleman is now occupying it.
Owin to the fine weather that we
are now having our farms are stay
ing very close at Lome, us they
should.
We hope to soon see a mammoth
oil mill erected in this place.
Things look that way now.
We are pained to chronicle the
death of Misj Lemey Patrick, which
occurred at her home iu llookerton
June 7th at 8 o'clock a. m. Her
funeral was preached by llev. J. E.
Thompson. The sympathy of the en
Atcock fc Daniels,
iolIsloro, N. C.
C. C. Damel
Wilson. X. C.
Aycock & Daniels & Daniels,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W,
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May Uh, 18S9.
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W. Rawbaml otliwdefeiulant, I xhall, on
Moxmt. the Firt tUv of JrLY. IkSO, at the
Court llouwdoor in Tarloro', sell the fol
lowing lesrribe1 laul. to wit :
Piet-e of lots Xo. 81 and 92 in the t4at of
TarUnj. boundc! a. follows lk-ginninc at
tlie eomerot the Hotel lot and tin hit ?okl to
Jno Xortteet, thence with t'le Jno Xorhevt ht
sixty feet, comenne, thence a line witn trie
back line ot aia lot anu me imcn one me
John O'Haan prooerty to tiranviUe tr-rt.
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thence with lots 91 and SO to a point where
tlie southern Hue of C. t. Lanier's lot ex-
t.....1.wl ifnl-a ttuiuv a Iii trt m.ul
tire Community Hoes OUt tO the be- I lnivr Kiutbwm corner, tlwrtu-c with
his southern line to Main Street, thence with
t.u..u vu.o. I i. . ... . ... : t .
r;u r..;- r.t WMH,.. Min wtm iu im ijmunip. juiiub -
from now until harvest tinu our
farmers are sure of making good crops
Our liase Ball boys have just re
ceived their new mask, gloves and
breastplates and seem to be per
fectly hannv.
The ball given Monday night in
the Court House oy come ol our
young men was a most enjoyable af
fair.
Happy Dick
Snow Hill, Jane 12, 18S9.
Terms: tl.5no Cah, residue in one and
two years at 8 -t cent froiu day of sale.
WILLIAM HOWARD.
Jane 1, '80. 21 M C'oiumL4oier.
TC3E lIIHGCOOTEL
Mr. If. M. KING. Proprieties.
ffituated in the central part of Um
town and. in tl HEART OF THE BUHl
XESS rOKTIOX OF UREIXVILLK.
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II. Lapsing, M. D., of the edito
rial staff of the Amerir.ru Anilytt
(X. Y ,) gives glowing account ot
an Edgecombe burbH?ue in that jour
nal, which he attended in this county,
given by the Board of County Com
missioners last month. He decided
it to be a "decided toothsome expe
rience." We agree with him.
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builfliitgs, and every con
venience the traveling pub
lic may wish.
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R. A. BROWN,
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-ISAAC. A. STJGO.
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