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f ! a s Tho Boanoke" Bsacon. FwUi-hed livery Friday by J UK JtUAKOKli PVULrsmKU COMPANY. V. FLETCHER AU8B0N, Local Editor. THOMAS IICSOM, Bushwsw Manajjer. SaWoriptlon rlc fcl .41 per yw. AdfWHtfeair n-ried ai low rate. TIm editor win i brr)NMi4iljlo fur the view fct cnmaptMidenn. All article rr jMiblWllon must be accamiMiiIrd , ty U fall mm of the writer. CerreNdeiN are feqeeeted not to write on bill Oh 14 ef the papnr. All coMnuaieuHm tmnst be MUt In by Tbumlay Veraing ur Uwy will no appear. A4dr4 U onmmutikawuas to THE KOANOKE BRACON, Plymouth, N. 0. We Mel to every reader f Th Ko&moki J3rO. m &k u in making It au acceptable end auM Wediuut of new tu our citizen. Let JIvhhmu tte end the public know what in going mm In llyjamuta. Reitort m t ait item of tri tap arrival and departure of f rienda, aucial 1 event, 1 dat4v.:uriNa Minos aocldut. new MtOdian, new ruinrtiHxr and Improvement of Watvw ichamctw. 'chance in buslueiM indeed anything a Bit cverrtfciug Utit would be of Intermit to our people. . . . FtttDAyTAgQPiTTc, 1839. 'RESIGNATIONS. Ok Friday Ust Dr. E. Barka Haywood and Or. W. R. Capohart tendered their resignation m direotora of the North Caro lina Insane Asylum, to Gov. Fowla. They wefe accepted awl on Saturday the follow-' log appointments were mada to fill the Yscanciee: Capt. Octavins Cojie, of Wake " county, vice Dr. Haywood, and' J. D. Biggs, Esq., of Martin county, vice Dr. tpehart. Sections 3,331 and 2,332 of the Code provide for a Board of Public Charities, to '. .cooftUt ol Hf members, whoae business it Shall be to Investigate and supervise the l Whole system Of the charitable and penal i tutUtatloca of tbe feiate, and recommend i Men changes ,and additional provisions as .i.fthey may deem needful, Ac. By some varwjjht, there have heretofore been no . appointment under these provisions, and consequently there has been no Board of Public Charities. Ou Saturday, however, the Governor complied with the provisions jot the chapter and appointed the following to serve as conimis l.mera on this board: fVr, E. Burke Haywood, of Wake county, designated k as chairman; W. A. Bobbitt, . of Granville; J. It. Sawyer, of Bnnoombe; 'Lawrence J. Haughtou, of Chatham. It is reported that Dr. Isaac J. Jackson, of Columbus county, at present a member of the directors of the Insane Asylum, has , been tendered a position on this board. Is A recent issue of the Orphans' Friend la found an appeal lo the people of the State for help hi supporting the 225 chil dren at the Oxford Orphan Asylum. There Is no institution in the State that 1. ... -in. .1 . u UtaletgUirrtfirily operation. They than this one. Ibpre are those two Mp;!! building at the Kaleih g; tirea ana twenty-nve cuuiarcvi, wno nave Jved from the hardships of the world, educated, fed, clothed, and made , Vseful men and women. Some of them re the children and graDd-children of the noble men who wore the grey and for foar long years fought for the lost cacse. We urge upon our readers the importance Of helping this institution, and doing it at once. Send your remittances to Dr. B. F. Dixon, at Oxford, N. C. If you cauuot fiend five dollart send one. Although the smile of fortune may now rest npjn you the reverses of the future may find your children in a helpless con iditkm, who will need the same help now askod by the Oxford Orphan Asylum. Considering that Mr. Harrison began bis official career with an emphatic declara tion of bis intention to make character and -fitness the tests in appointments, he has managed in less than five months to get 'two very robust scandals on his hands. Secretary Noble, who has just begun an official investigation of Tanner, to see what that preposterous person lias been doing and why, is called upon to make the much more humiliating investigation of the past historv of Indian Commissioner Morgan as that history is written iu the records of the court which tried and dismissed him for the false mustering of six compauies of his regiment Mr. Noble thinks al legal tech nicality saves the Commissioner from being absolutely disqualified for holding Federal office, but he doesen't quite eee how the Senate is to be persuaded to confirm such person. Ex, It seems that the Lord Mayor of Wind, or has been making mistakes of lata and the citizen do not think him capable or fit tor theofflee. owing to his iooonipenten. cy and ignorance. Indignation meetings have been held and His honor requested to resign. lLe White Caps have also struck the town and posted a notice to the effect that if said Mayor, who is no less than Mr. A. J, Pritcbard, does not change bis course they will do something with him. This notice wag signed by Bid Short, President and Ihos. Handle Ruff, Sec'y. AM extra session of Cougrem will be called this fall. Pout Master General, Wauaraak!r. don't lik? the color of postage stamps aud is g"intr to make a change. sixty two paper or tua, state express themselves in favor of the reruovtl of Dr. (irisetnu. while only thirteen fnvor his remaining in the office, 1,000,000 DEAF MUTES Somebody, who wai ont ot a job or who had ample teasnre to do the job, hap figured imt that there is in the civitueeu vorui an average of oue deaf mute to every 1,r0o ol the population, in other wrkls, there are at least l.tKKl.oOO of Ujis atntctetl class. la the) United States there are 3,0iM; in (lr At Britain 'JO.OOO ; Ui Germany, 2:.0(H, 1 France, 0,oou ; in Sweden, 2.0(10; in ; lorwiyy 1,100; in Utinmark. 2,iMJt ; iu Ioalr 2,200; and in luwitzerlsud (the t ottntty bov all others where deafuess itrevaleotj.JO.WJ,-1 ; ,4 . REVENUE RAID- M00NSIIIN1CIW 0AU01IT BY DEPUTY OOLLEUTOlt, A. 0. LK11MAN. ' A 1H0LD SCriKMR MtSO.MtRIES THE DI8- . TtLLKKS 0 TUB liKW IX JAIL. Call, Dth. James Terry and M. II. Kouohe, of Cathnnt county, attempted a daring littlo eoheiiiH here ynsterday. but it didn't carry. Some timObduring Urn day thy drove into town just as an ordinary trading wagon woulJ do. went utraight to Lre'- Ktfkblo.4 on Wilmington street and "put np." How the revenue men "nosed" the matter out is soinelhiu of a mystery, but they got an inkling (hat there was blookad spirits in this wagon. The suspecion was so atrong that last night Deputy Collector, A. C. Lehman, wcut to Lee's Htables and seized a wagou in which he fouud four kegs ol "moonshine," Uosidea this, there were in the Wagon a lot of produce, chtckeus, eggs, &cs The men, Terry and ltocbe. were at once arrested and turned over to Deputy Marshall 0 D. Ifeartt who com mlttecl thf u la jail to await further pro ceediugs This moruiug he parlies were brought before U. H. Coiniiiimionor Purnell, aiid after a heariug were required to give boud for each. 'Failing in thU, tbey were oomiuiUett to J lil to await the U. 8.' Circuit Court. " The whiskey with the chickens, eegs, Ac, is in the hands of the U. S. Marshal. Mr. Lehman is well known iu this, his old home, and hU many friends will rejoice at his success as a Deputy Collector (Detec tive). We h pe he will prove a terror to the lawless men who are known p moon shiners. He is a shrewd mm and will leave nothing undone. Ed. Beacon. THE RESULT OF BROWER'S KICKING. CoKOQESStfAX Brower, the revoltiug North Uaroliua Itepublicau is iu high glee. His Mlitf for the Presidential pos offloes in his district has been accepted by the Presi dent just as it was presented to him by Postma -tar. General Wauamaker. and the appointments were anuounced. Judge Settle's widow is set aside for one of Mr. Brower's friends at Greensboro, and the leading liepublicAu worker at Beidsvitie hits to give way to auother personal f riend of Mr. 13row-r. At Stlem and Winston also Mr. Brower's canadatex are preferred. In every cane the Democratic postmaster was removed without f-tnlt or oaue, except that he stood id the way of a Itepublicau deal. What the effect will bd upon Mr. BrowerV canvass for the speakership re tnaius to b seen but it is mora than likely that, having found "kicking" ho profitable, he will contiuue it for a tjine at least, with a view of getting something more. Virgin lan. UALEIQH AHEAD ' WORLD, OF THE Daily Call. It is not generally knownT bt ttje largest gas engiues in tho wot'd are right here in are in a gas light works and are used to generate the electri city for the electric light system of the city. Ope of the engines is fifty horse power; ihe other sixty. They run three immense dynamos which supply over ona hundred aro electric lights of 1,200 (est mate J) cau dle power each. This Station is quite t curiosity and very interesting to visitors. OUR CRESWELL LETTER. Ckeswell, N C, Aug. 12, '89. Editor Roanoke Beacon : Nothing occurred to break the dull monotony in aud around our village lust week, hence no report. On the ftu lust., two colored men went to Justice Howell for a search warrantus they had a plow, shovel aud other farming implements stolen out of tho field and they Mlpected one John Green. ( i colored minister ot tho uixeiple church) as bemg the thief. A search warraut was issued. and all the stolen property found in said Green's barn. Gruen was not at home at the time, as be had gone up the country to conduct a protracted meeting. A warrant of arrest was at once issued, but the said minister heard of it before he cot home. and instead of keeping on home, ho made tracks for the Nouud and hired some one to carry him across, thus eluding the Cou. stable. Justice Mercer had three cases before him last Friday, viz: E R. Spruill vs Richmond Preston. E. R. Spruill vs War. ren Norinau. aud E, R. Spruill vs J. 1). Wolfrey all for trespass. Only one ''ase was tried, the oue against Warren Norman, said Norman was defended by Mr. A. O Qaylord of Plymouth, verdict, guilty, tiued $.".(X and cost. Mr. Norman took an ap. peal to our next Superior Court. When the next two cases was called up the defend ants demanded a jury, hence they were continued nutil the lUth iust. Ou the' fol lowing day, (Saturday), Justice Mercer had three other cases before him. viz : State vs Alexander Kelly. State vs Fred Paterick and State vs Wlon. A'exauder all for failure to work public ro ul. Oniy one case was disposed Of, that of Alexander Kelly's, be was found guilty, fined $4.00 and cost the other two were contiuned. A most horrible death occurred about 2 miles from town, last Saturday morning. Oue B. Franklin Watson and one Joseph Smith waa cutting timber for Messrs. L. II Greeny Bro., aud in fell mg a large piue it btruck an adjacent troo which knocked a large limb out of the falliug tree and struck said Watson on the back of his h ad crush ing it in aud breaking his neck, and of course killed him instantly. Said Smith also was struck by the same limb on his leg. carrying away a large part of his pants but received no serious damage further than a severe fricht. What a sad and terrible blow it was for Watson's young wife, (whom he had left but an hour or two before iu perfect health) to hear that her husbaud was dead, and to realize that she and her infant babe was thrown upon the cold charities of the world, with no strong arm to lean upon. Watson's death should' serve as a warn ing to all of ns. to prepare tor aeatu, lor "in such an hour as yo think not. the boa of Man couieth." Rev, M r. Collier, (a Missionary Baptist minister), assisted by Rev. W.T, Totton, (a M. P. minister). &lso by a young Theo. logical student of Richmond, (Va.,) college, ii&uind Kete. is conducting a sariea of meetings iu the Rapist church nt this place There geeuis in be nuch interest manifes ted in tuelbegiouingf and we hope much good may W aeiofiipli.-ned ere it closes.. Moro allow. X. Y, Z. 1 1 - STATE NEWS-. , . Winston is to have electric street v v.s. Ttuwe are .225. inmates at luo Oxford Orphan Asylunj. The citizens of 8catland Kcok content plate boriug an artesian well, , The State Tobaaco Association will con veue iu Ureeusbjro on the 27th iust. It is said the Sigiifd, Itepublioan organ at Kaleigh, will resume publication in Hep tember. Sir. John Wadsworth, of Charlotte, $2,000 net profit on clover and grass this season. Ex. Capt. W. W. Carraway. postoilice inspec tor, has been transferred from Pennsylva nia to Eastern Carolina. There is no truth iu the rumor that Maj . Ilearne lias resigned his couuection with the Wilmington Messenger. Argonaut. The Scotland Neck and Greenville branch of the Wilmington aud Weldon railway will be open for business Ang. 2'Jd, from Sootlaud Keck to Kiverton, 37 miles. : The oldest man in Indiana is Benjamin Moore, who is paid to have beeu born iu North Carolina on Christmas day, 1781, He has always voted the democratic ticket. -Call. During the last three years Mr. George D. Grecu has sold three calves the same mother, for so he tells ns. One of them sold , for Does it pay to raise fine cattle ? Wilnon Advance. It is saiddf ep borings are to Iks made in the coal fields of Stokes county, this State, not onjy lo test the extent of the coal, but also to ascertain whether there aro not also gas, the indications favoriug the belief that both exist there. Call. A letter Irora Tyrrell county, this State, says : Ourcouuty is still without a whiskey shop, our jail is very seldom if any use. no oue in it, only two paupers in the poor house, and none of our citizens property has been sold for taxei this year. Fisher, man Jb Farmer. Louis Lavender, a colored woman of this town, purchased a cabbage the other day. and upon cutting it open a good sized moccasin snake dropped out and was killed by the bystanders. It is safe to assume that the cabbage did not have a place on sunt Louisa's bill of fare that day. Wash ington Gazette. LONG RIDGE LETTER. Long Ridge, N.C., Aug., 11, 'S3. Editor Koahokk Beaoox : There is little news this week to employ the writer or interest the reader. There hits been here, six lone, droary weeks almost constant rain. The crops area"d deal injured, cotton especially, friv6' K'80 13 iujured.' ''' . Mr. Sam. Waters, of tH P1"06 '0"t flue horse with stagger:8' wekt making four he has lost bo disease iu about four years. The schr progress ui at this place is making rapid ler the skillful mnuageuient aud kindMre o vour courteous and accomoda- tijfryoung teac her. r Them Uiu V A tJVUUt - tarn. . . r I will be g reived, lo hear o urn continued ill health. Me has our siucuro wishes for a speedy recovery. we are having some warm weather n ow, the long golden days of summer aenu tu linger, as though loth to leave us as we are to see them go, but ere lon the trees will lose tueir summer dress of deep, dark greeu and nature's artist will painl then, wo scarce know when, with the varied tints tl the rain bow and our forests will ba armid in their autum drfiss, the sweet flowers 'will begin to leave us and the wind to sigh softly in the trees, while each falliug leaf reminds us of long lost hopes and useless dreams of our absent liviug frieuds aud the dear faces hidden by the ooffiu lid from mortal eyes for ever aud sad autum will be here. I con not toll you dear reader, how deeply I love the sweet spring time, with its birds and flowers, or how I dread the coming of that seasou which is suggestion of sorrow and death. Yet how like are we to the flower that b'oo-n- for a saasoa and then flee before the approach of their cruel foe the frost, or like a tiny bubble on the bosom of the great Ocean of titna. Long may the Beacon continue to pros, per aud may thu name of its euergetio young editor be written among the famous ones of our land. Wild Rose. NOBLEMEN NEGLECTED . Scotland Neck Democrat. Iu all the after dinner speaking at Chapel Hill two weeks ago there was nothing said oi the University meu as farmers. Did it occur to those present that some of the noblest and best and most praiseworthy men who have gone out from the Univcr. si ty are farmers V Is it not the cose with all our institutions of learning that they too often forget and noglect those men who are the bone aud smew of our land i No wonder that ambitious young men do never turn their thoughts for the first time to the farm as a place where they may do well and satiate their laudable ambition by doing a great work iu the held. They are too seldom honored for their toil and their paius. When will the time come when farmer bovs may team and delL'ht to remember the words of the embryo farmer which this writer learned when a mere child t They come back to us now : "I am a little baebandnmn, Work aud labor hard 1 can ; I am as happy all the day At iny work-as if 'twere play." Let the boys be taught this principle and then let them be recognized when they have done well as farmers, and there wid not be among our ambitious boys and young men such an aversion to farm life. It is not because they dread the work ; but because they see no future and little dis tinction in it. Hold ap the hands of the farmer.vfor he holds np the world. THE CREDIT SYSTEM. Greenville Reflector. The credit system is the greatest curse with which farmers and laboring classes contend. It comes like a thief iu the night. It robs home of its f reodow, of its luxury, of its intended likeuess to that other home not made wUh bands. It robs the farmer of free thought and speech. It fetters and cramps the faculties until there is no cutlet nor inlet to reason, and for this cause lie becomes an inmate ot an insano asylum His master, the creditor, lashes him with those fearful instruments, debts and inort. gages, un'il he is often driven to a suicide's crave. It robs his wife, to whom he is pledged by all that is endeariiig and tuicred, It robs his offspring tlial binds the bond.s mora tlriuly: Jhesa are the gifts : of God, who created them for him in .his own image. Crop it as if it were a poisonous miller. Its Ktinr is worse for Its poison will taint generations lo co:nc. Its arsenical - - - .'t, 4T..t V - il,....,.I.L.f.(I;,M., PERRY MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Boilers, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shingle Mills. Kngines, Shafting, Belting -Ts, Solicited. Send for catalogue and prico list. 635G37 iSc G41 Qecn St. T HE NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. The direct short une between Ply mouth.. Edentos and Eastern North Caboi.ina and Norfolk, and all toint8 korth. Mail and Express leaves Norfolk daily (except Sunday) .tt 10:20 A. M.. arrives at Edeuton l:4.r P. M., making close connec tion with all passiiuger lines to and from Bait i moro, New York and Philadelph:).imd thnuorth. J ConnMttiTKntou with the Company Stealer Plymouth for jtoanoko ltivcl jtyoiesville & Washington R. It. AlboularlJ & Raleigh It. R. Str.' Bertie for Winder and Cashie River, also- with the Str. M E. Roberts IVcsday, Thursday aul -Saturday for all landings on Chowan River as hiti as Wmton and Mouday aud Wednesday for Columbia aud landings ou the .ticupper- nong uiver. Through tickets ou sale on Str. Plymouth, and - baggage checked to ttious on the Norfolk Southern R. It. And landings ou River routes, rmd to. Rattfimore. Phil'adel- -JJPittnrffua New York - .11 - " at Norfolk $ Westeru R, it. depot. Freight received daily nutil i 1 . W. (except Sunday) aud forwarded promptly. -O EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST FREIGHT LINK. Regular line of Freight Steamer? ply between Elizabeth City and New Berno and Washington N. C.. conne-ting with tho Atlantic & North Carolina Hi il road. Daily all rail service between Elizabeth City, . Edeuton and Now York, Pniladel- phia and Baltimore and Norfolk. Through ears without breaking bulk, low rates aud quicker time than by auy other route. Diret . all goods to be shipped via Eastern Carolina Dibpatch ns follows: From Norfolk, via Norfolk southern Railroad. From Baltimore, via P, W & B. R. R. President St. station. From Philadelphia, by Tonn. R. R. Dock St. Station, From New York, by Pcnn, It. R. Pier 27 North River. JSJTFor further information apply to Levi Blount, Agent, Plymouth, or to the General Oftice of the Norfolk Southern Railroad Company Norfolk. H. C IIUDGINS, Gcn'l. Fr't. & Pans. Ag't, M. K. KING, Geu'l. Manager, auglG-ly. .Qeo, E. Stevenson DEALER IN Patent Roller Process Meal, Hay, Corn, Brand, Hominy &c. In fact anything kept in a first-ctass FEED STORE. Also on hand a fine Btock of fancy and heavy Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, Can goods, to., &c. At rocs bottom prices. Give mo a call. Cor. Water and Jefferson Streets, Plymouth, N. C. Mills at Snowden, N. Q. COFFINS Furnished to Order in Good Shape and at Low Prices By A, J, Legptt & Son, . PLYMOUTH, N. C. July 2G. Dealer in- Groceiics & Confectioneries, and wholesale and retail dealer in 'Foreign and Domestic- Fruits. Manufacturer of aud Wholesalo aud Dealer in BRICK. . Retail J J 141 Water Street-' Plymouth, N. C- lAIUFACTURIIG COMPANY, &c. Orders for Castings and The "DLD RELIABLE" Carriage Factory, Plymouth, C. ii.kAIJSMC Bujjflfics. Plinclons. Road-cavfs, Farm-carts, atnriccs lower than ever. bargain; I defy competition and will not bo undersold. ..Repairing of all kinds dono. Givo mo a call, , OXtlOVT , CX-Alii'AXiTTSG: . SALE OF ALL SUMMER GOODS, " At Iotli of my Stores Up and Down Town, As I have a large ntock of Clothing left and tho soapon is almost over, I "am rfleter, mined to naerilice at loast half of my larga stock b-dorn the Sumncr is gone at astonish ing low pricos to make room for Fall and Winter ooods. Here arc wmio of my pricoj ; Mens -1 button cutaway suits wonh $25 m) for $15 00. ; - Mcus Very fine black all wool diagonal suits from $ii r0 to $1000. ' : ' Black Alnpaca Coat worth 'i On for $1 00. -' , ; - -': .. . . - Mohair mid fancy wat and vest worth ,3 .10 for $2.00." . . Secrsnclw-r coat, and vet wordi $1 00 to $2 00 for 7." cts Fancy htriped pant ft worth i .( for $1.25. :.' Mens wool serge gnits iu four different colors worth $10 00 for $1 .10. Big lot of fineht biik i-ciirfs, clegnntly lined worth 73 and CO cts lor 25 ctH. Be on hand early anfl get some of these unrepeatable .-bargains by O. WEWMANN, Edeiitbii, IV. Military 7 Academy- Estahlisited im 1875. Oho of lho cheapest tnui hont. ccnniicil ScIiooIh in tli Simlli, w licrt! liriy mid youn1 mcu arc irt:iaieil fur lui'imK, or for 'ci;IU',';n. huppliL-d with clatiiiicai :nnl jihilosopliical nppar-ii.tuj- for irC-.iout iJic illnsti'iitiiiu. limi-i, (iiohi.s inul M iL'iu Ijantera to illuf trnto GLMiKraptiy.l'liy.sioloy, Natural History mid ahliou oiuv. Cdinpiifs, Tcvul and Tranfit for field work hi Land Mirvej ins;nnd ('ivl: fcnaiticrrliij;, lliui'lffiiil' nickel-plated illUs and utcoutremuuls furiii -licd by Uic Stulo. KnU t'orjis of uxpurienced (-Jraduuk'S ot" thu hiKla:st IiibiituMonK, a. liiHtructorn. H-ctiil attention paid to the liUsltfFSS COI'IISE coiim-Uiijj ur I'KN vlAiNSHII', IIUOJC KKlil'INO, OtiMMi liCIAL AL'M'ilMi'.TlL! and I'lCAL'TlCAh MATH IC.V A i l. S. cvunty-six CaiUito from flvu Stales in attendance dining the lat. c'i()n. '1 hu n"xr. sctiioii will lofrii on Wednouday llih of Si-ptiMnbcr and close in J uui-. 18'JO. I'oi- 28 pao Catiilognu aUdruBB Joseph Ml tin A. M., 1'rin, SUFFOLK, VA. ENTERPRISE The undersigned respectfully an nounces to the citizens of Plymouth and" Yasliington countv that haying purchased the entire Outfit of tho late Stewart Ward they are now prepared to fill all orders in the Undertaking Business. with neatness, cheapness and dispatch. A fullsuoply of Metallic and Wooden Caskets always on baud. (Jive us a triab ,; . Marriner &,Truitt, Ward's Old Btatjd Wnshivftcn fJroct. Kilmers and .Latli". Mills, Macllillc work of all kinds TSOttXrOXJIZ, Va. roprici wagons Men witli tlie casu can jret iv THE PL YUOUTH- HIGH SCHOOL Will oped the first AJonday . (2d day) of September' 1 889. The d-sigj of this school will bo to prepare students for CoJ1-ro or any pursuit of buriintus life. . Sufticiout measure will be adopted to en- forco.dctfoipline. Mel hods of instruction aro thoronsh. practical and 'fully . tibrcn&t of the times Special attention given primary '' CLASSES T U I T I O N' M QD E R A T E Ijitin, Gorman and l'rencu will be taught. - -Board can lo secured at low 'rates,--. . j( For furtlui iritorination address C. VV. TOMS. Th. B.. Principal. Plymouth, N.C. WESLEYi FEMALE COLLEGE, 4IUllFBEESBORO, N, C. Thi8 Old and Well-Known School will ' open ou WEDNESDAY, SEPT., 18th 1880. It offers many advautages : A thorough course Under teachers of ABILITY and experience, v a large and well arranged building with rooms for 80 boarder, a large and beautiful Chapel, . high-pitched aud well ventilated rooms, lecture and prnctico rooraa, all heated by stenin, afford.' ing ull needed comforts for boarders. CrT-TFJtMS VIi SIODICKATE.CorreBnondcnce Ballcitud. -. . E. E. TAUHAM, A.M., Pres'-. VW HILL HALF A CADEMY SCOTLAND NECK, Halifax County Ji. C Fall session opens August 12, '89. Prepares boys for Jlusiness. College or the Active duties of life. Course of Instruction tlmrongli and comwruhusive. iucluding tlio m-icuccs and llie classics. Cost of Tuition, Board. Washing. Fuel, Lights &c, From I $52,W) to 857,.10 per rcssiou of five monll Community strictly moral. W. C. Allkn, PrincipiU. Writ? for Cstsi?V'V."i CCBEU 01' r J ) v I
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