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THE JOURNAL. PuMulwd ewry day in the year, .ex. ee4 Monday, at ttt Uuldle Street. Piioni No. 8. CHARLES L STLVEN5, DlTOB ITD rilOPRllTOB. SUBSCRIPTION RATE?: sl.ieyear, in advance,.... M (0 (Huvear. not in advance..- ... 5 CO Wontl.lv. bv carrier is tbe city tOJ Advertising Rate! furnished on appli cation. Entered at the Poet Office, New Borne, N. C. aa second clau matter. ; Ofllclal Paver of Naff Kerne and Craven County, New Berne, N. C.nly29. 181)8 The News & Observer's board of strategy still contiii'icg to tli'ploie the way the war is being coii - ducted. Now that Admiral Sampson's re port hue been made public it is to be hoped that Commodore Schley's fool friends will be satisfied and accept the Oon.modore'a statement that "the victory seems big enough for us all," and keep quiet. SMACKS OF BDSSELLISM. The letter of J,'M. Mowborm1, Superiuteiulant of the State pnson nt Ualeigh, replying. to letters of inquiry relativo to information con cerning the State prison, written by Mr. 1'. M. Simmons is an insult ing and audacious production, tin J yet ono quito worthy and in perfect keening with the character of the present State administration, headed by D. L. Russell. Thh letter, signed by J. M. Mew bofne, but which the Post very wisely attributes to Governor litis nil, as its contents very dourly show lviisselwm' in every paragraph, in no way seeks to answer the in quiries made concerning the , Stale prison, a public institution whose record and accounts should be open to every citizen in the State. The report of this institution, iu violation of the law, is kept from the puhlic, and a request for a showing of its management cills forth a torrent of abino from its Superintendent (?). It is not surprising that Governor Ku&oll orders a suppression of the facts of the State piiaon's inside workings, for the scandals which have already leaked forth would confound and damn any character except a Daniel L. Russell. The same old thing is repeated in the case of this inquiry, as has been seen in all parts of the State whero trouble threatened, the Governor fearful of the weakness of his ap pointees, and fearing some exposure has taken up the defence, and by deuial, contempt of personal lights or bujldozing, or altogether, has tried to throw oil suspicion and ward off public investigation. This Mewborue signed letter ,of low down scurrility is Uussell sub terfuge to etcape investigation of the Stale prison, which fairly reeks with scandal and mismanagement, But let no Uissell misdeed es cape ! The public should demand a report of State institutions as re quired by law, and no Russell dicta torship should prevent nick reports. Our baby baa been continually troubled wltb colic and cholera Infantum since his birth, and all that wc could do for bint did not seem to give more than tem porary relief, until we tried Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Since giving that remedy he baa not been troubled. We want to give you tlilt teallinonial aa 'an evidence of our gratitude, not that you need It to adver lino your meritorious remedy O. M. Law, Keokuk, Iowa. For sale by F. H. Dully. Btrasf. teBla Flrat Naval Reserve-a-It seems strange to see that veaael tailoring so. Second Naval Reserve Why stranger "llerauae It's tramp steamer." H.kb4 the Oravt. A Starting Incident of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was I ho subject, la narrated by him as follows: "I was In a moat dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes aunken, tongue coaanl, pain continually In back and Idea, an appetite gradually growing weaker day hy day. Three phyalclans bail given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Klcctrlc Illttera, and to any great joy and surprise, the flrat bol Us made a decided Improvement, I eon Unwed their use for three weeks, and am aow welt man. I know they aaved my life, and robbed tbe grave of another victim No one should fall to try tbrm Only 60 rla. per bottle si .F. ft. Duffy's Drag Btore. "DRINK MAEL."- B pledged the Roman la a eoetly draft, That nana Ecvptlaa queen, aad yet aa threw Only a pearl into the enp she quaffed A pale, ooki, taatekssi pearL Wttaa I pledge you, I'll mat tbe low I bear job 1b the win. "Drink bael," 1'U aay, "ta thle poor cap of mine) Drink haet, dor kvl Would that I enold pour My aoul into the cup for job to drink ' And with that wliiu juur fainting heart re store! Drank haul, duar lovedrink haell The enp, I think Thonrli all too poor, holds something elm than wine, So drink, dear love, from this poor enp of aiinel" v- Argosy. FOREIGN MUSICIANS. The English Style of Praaoaaelnf Their Mamea la la Greatest Vogue. The pmnunelntion of the names of for eign musicians Is a subject with regard to which (he average Hrlton la disposed to claim and exorcise tho most unrestricted freedom. The result Is not usually such as would load to self identification by tho unhappy owners of tho namoa themselves. Soveral organs of tho musical press havo begun discussing tho mutter with tho view of protecting the foreign lnualclnn from nominal mutilation nt tho hands of his r.dmlrors and of bringing something like harmony out of tho pmvnt atnto of chaos. Ono writer states thu at a recent conference of musicians ho board tho namu of a foreign musical celebrity pronounced in four different ways by a ninny speak ers. 'I'sebaikiiwsky was alluded to by ono speaker as "Shy-cow-sky" Instead of "Cliy kofl slil," as tho composer's nnmo cuglit approximately to bo pronounced. Although sullieiontly serious, this is loss discomfiting than tho American reproach against Knglish namo orthography in general that wo writo a word "Beau chomp" and pronounce it ' Iloochnin." Still, a more latin, ml method of translat ing proper names from languages which, like Russian, have an alphabet entirely different from our own is much to bo do sireil. There Is really no ronton why wo should retain tho Merman 'w" in such names as Tsehalkowsky, I'wlorcwskl and Turgeniev. Tho Russian letter is "v," although It has tho power of "f" before html consonants and at the end of most words, Tho general substitution of "v" would nt least give the death blow to such Mispronunciations as " Pudcruusky. " The adoption of tho suggestion that Sir George Grove or some other authority should complete a pronouncing vocabulary, of foreign musicians' names might provo useful to tho student, but tho infrequent concert goer w ould probably remain lin inlluenced. Tho too deferential Baboo, when asked how his somewhat formidable name was to no pronounced, politely an swered, "As you d n please." This, it is to be feared, will continue to be the rulo with the majority of foreign musicians. London iows. A Japanese Dinner. Ho found tho great room up stairs half full of people, who wero seated 111 a semi circle nt ono end, writes Mrs. Mimoli G. r'raser in Tho I'all Mall Magazine. Chor teris was a little late, and the rest had bo gun the indescribable meal which is called Japanese dinner. All tho strangest prod ucts of enrtU, regardless of precedence, hustle each other on the small gquaro ta ble licfoi'o the guest and little by little overllow its Ixmuds and nra placed on -the door around him a growing uobula of tiny plates, many of which ho will not touch if ho bo wise. What strikes him first perhnpB is tho uncanny familiarity of some of them. If this is really his first visit to little Japan, where could he possibly have soon throo pink shells lying on golden straw In a scarlet plate or a largu white fish, with bo seeching countenance, comfortably put to bed among sprouting rushes, all apparent ly growing nut. of the meshes of that fairy basket work? Where, in tho nnmo of san ity, has he had sugar (loonies and chtysan thcniums done to tho life double their nat ural size or octopi and red crnlis artistical ly chasing (v-ica other on plates of corru gated glass? Is this the stuff that dreams an? made ofy Then ho rememls't Of course they have all come out of tho embroideries and oil the laciiiuTed tables of his childhood. The dinner is an object lesson in exquisite arrangements of form and color and should Iw regarded as such. Viewed as fond it is distinctly unsatisfactory nnd far, far too satisfying. Tho Impression on rising stiff and dizzy from the iloor is that of having watched n kaleidoscope and swallowed Mont mane. Ancleut lliudoo Guilds. Till tho time of Vishnu's lawbook third century A. I)., no one of these guilds HiX'ars as pre-eminent, but in this work "metal workers and smiths of silver nnd gold" are mentioned iartleularly, though this pro eminence may Do due to accident. But tho circumstance Is Interesting, be cause exactly these guilds liccamo tho chief guilds of ordinary towns and bo roiiHO they wero very likely tho first to Imnd together ill self defense nil the guilds originating In this way, but tho gold smiths icrhiis lirst of all, since tho old law In regard to smiths was so extremely severu as to call for somo union on their mrt. The old law in regard to a goldsmith found guilty of defrauding was based on the principle that a guldsmlMi unit most uudly deceive, and that when ho don so ho Is "tlm vilest of sinners." The king is therefore directed to see to It that a gold smith found guilty of cheating shall Iw chopix'd up Into very small plccin with sharp knives, whereas ordinary thieve or cheats itro merely hchciuk'd. By uniting together and ostracizing a -guilty member the guild could lulllet a punishment which, if it ins not hi seven1, probably bad a still more deterrent effect. Vale Hyvlcw. Dignity and Trouer-n. llnslsind My dear, those trousers are frayed at the bottom, W'lfu They are tho liest you've got, John, except your dress trousers. Husband Well, give those to hid, I have an tnqiortaiit interview today In Which 1 expect to lai nt different time inud, haughty, Indifferent, dignified and s'rhnpan trille disdainful. A man can't ( all that siwiMsfully with fringe on the bottom of his trousers. London An iwitrs. Vomtervyvcr, n Belgian, stnnsj that tho length of exHMiirv fur radiographs through IIiiiIm of different dimensions varlea na the nils' of their thickness. M. Ibmdenrd states that Roentgen rays ran diagnose pleurisy nnd similar eomplulnta. In the Klutidlko n gbn in ml'lwlnr tho aun rbwa fmm U 8U to 10 a. in, and S is from 8 to U p in. "During the hot weather last summer I had a severe attack of cholera morbus, neorasllallng my leaving my business," says Mr. C. A, Hare, of Pare Itrris., Kin castle, Ohio. "'After taking two or thrro doses Cham' erlntn's Colic, Cholera sntl Diarrhoea rtamcdy I was completely relieved anil In a few hours was able to resume my work In the. alore. I tin rerely recommend It to any one a HI lei od with stomach or bowel trouble." tot Rale by f. 8. Duffy. v . I . J Ui J I sulTored from Ectem on the ripht car, I could hardly keep my hands off it, tho itching was so severe. Small bubbles would oiaon, emitting watery-like snbstanoe. avrarent,f pofsonons. One of the leading doctors her treatod me, and applied tbe aenal physician' remedies without benefit. My brother rce ommended that 1 try Ccnct ba. The Jlrti application wtu toothing,, and before tho box was half gone the ditto had Htappcarrd, H. q BARNET, W4 Race 8t Cinn O. SrsaTrT Cm TiBATntTt rot ErsrT Vvror C Biia,wtTa (.at or IIaik Wnn bsithi-witli IYti ct'i 8oAritnil siiMttntinea with Citicdka. pnrtal tmoUkma. sutd mild dmM of t'iTfcuA HuubiuSa 8oU UirrrTiThrurt IKe wnrUI. Prrrrt Twro Ar rrn(. Guar . ttoia ktopav, bouw. M Uw u Cur KeMtoa," tna HINDIPO MsioiEs VITALITY Madoi - Well Mm THE Aftfl5sS- orMt. ORE AT FRENCH REMEDY vreduces the abnva rmH In SO Chi it fitmms Milily, ImPolttuy. Vtnieetcle, I'aitivt h'mwy, Sio( till t ruliu Inaic-a (aural ly rr ra o( ) "nth. It wards olr In sanity sn4 t'omnmptiun, oit"n Wn KEaln Mmi liood aiiil Old Men reeovur Vuulliful Vigor, II gives vigor and a ze tn tilininkcu orKunsj and Sis a man for business or mm riugc. Essily carrietl in the vert ixK'tet. Price FA BTP eBoaesfs.s by nwil, In plain packsU u lO.nce, witb wriltui glurauH!. OR. JEAN O'tTARRA, Paris F. S. DUFFY, New Berne, .N. C GRAVE OF PATRICK HENRY. Not In Richmond, but la Charlotte, Where Ue Lived. - . Kvery now aud then we see in somo newspaper the query, " Where is Pat rick iHeury buried?" and tonrists iu Kiehmoud constantly ask to be shown his grave, with tbe inistakeu idea that it is iu that city, where much of hia public career was passed. Few people comparatively know that -the uiau who acquired the title of "The Tongue of the Revolution" lies in quiet grave on the estate in Charlotte eounty where he formerly lived. ' Over it is a marble slab inscribed with oue line, "His lame his best epitaph. " Tho estato lies on Stanntou river, 38 miles from tbe town of Lynchburg, ueur the border liue which separates Char lotte nnd Campbell counties.- It derived its nnmo of Red Hill from tho peculiar color of the soil iu that vicinity. When Patrick Heury bought the place, it com prised about 3,500 acres. The laud is rich there was a saying in the neigh borhood that poor laud and Henry could never be mentioned together corn grows there as high as a man on horse- i back ; tbero is n gctMTal Eir of smiling fields and abundant prosperity. Its sit uation iu early times was very remote Ncigbburs were few, oue of the nearest being the celebrated John Randolph of Roauoke, who lived ju jiig chosen soli tude 15 u'lttw iWiiy.K-'i' Red Hill is now owned by Henry's grandson, William Wirt Henry, a clover, cultivated gentleman ' of tho "old school. " Ho has iu his possession some most interesting relics of his cele brated grandfather, iuclnding tho desk ho always used, which still contains his letters from Lafayette Washington, Madison and other great, men of early days; the large, rouud backed ehair iu which Patrick Henry died and a portrait of him by the elder Sully, nudor which hangs a yellowed slip Of paper, signed by Chief Justice John Marshall and several others of his friends, testifying to tho faithfulness of the likeness. Philadelphia Press. READING SEALED LETTERS. A German Scientist Shows low Thla May De Aeeompllshed. It is not generally kuowu that sealed letters may iu many cases be read with out opening the envelopes or doing thein tho least injury. It was discovered by a German physiologist by the use of an embryoBcope, or egg glass, - that tbe shells of gga were of very unequal thickness. It occurred to him to make experi ments in order to ascertain how many leaves of ordinary letter or official pa per must be laid above and below a written leaf in order to make it illeglblo to a highly sensitive eye in the direct sunlight. He fonud that after he had rested his eye iu a dark room for 10 or 15 minutes bo cold read a piece of writ ing over the mirror of the erabryoscopo thut had boon covered with eight layers or paper. He called in other observers to con firm this. Tho letters, however, that could thus bo deciphered were written in dark ink ou one side of the paper only. If four written sides were folded together, nnd especially if there had been crossing, it was hard to make oat tho drift tit tho writing, nnd tbero are some kinds of writing which, when folded twice cr thrice, ndmit too littlo light for tho pnrpose of decipherment In Uiis way possibly many of tho per fornmnocsnf "clnirvoyanta" may bo ex plained. By means of tho egg gloss it Is, aa a rule, easier to make oat tbe con tents of letter or telegram withonl the slightest tampering with the euvolope tliuii it is to detect the movements of the embryo iu tho igg. Huppose tho writer of billot, tho contents of which are known only to himself, Ictx it oat of his baud and loses sight of it for livo mlnutea It may bo rtnillly carried either into the dirnjt sunlight or into electric or magnesium light and be read fay tho aid of tho egg gluae. Tho placing of a piece of car- trltlgo paper Iu tbo envelope or tbe col oring of it black hi moans of dofeuao at hand A ItBrneae Seheat. The uproar was like that of a run away engine tring through a tunnel Tho flour was littered with youngsters lying ou their stomache, nnd all bawl ing with an energy indicative thai miobony was burtiug tbcu. Long, slim, Bcrjlchod Uu slips of palm leaf, the equivalent of books In Marina, were iron! before tbo Scholara, slaking tho hula sliont la the approved nwthod of elenM-iitary luMroctbai. When tbe niaater discovers any lugging iu long exercise, a bang twitch begtua to dug through the air Quiet, scrinaa tindy U exploded. Tho Harm pee tdorntlmileu argue that an long aa a boy la abontlug his mind isoecopled. When be la si lent, be la certain to be sr hem lug mlarblet Then-ftan the beat iboalcra art the beat ootuls. TravuL nwiopff" hot fa ! ;J jta Waitoi! . . FOIt TUE Leaf Tobacco. ROBERTS' k STY Size of Warehouse floor; 90x150' reel,- ' This Warehouse commends atselt to the growers ot tobacco, where you can have your product sold right. Tobacco Growers 1 know this warehouse where they received the' best pt prices last year. ' We are going to pay close attention to all tobacco shipped to our warehouse. Prompt Returns Made, and shippers can feel sure of their property being safe in our hands. A first-class auctioneer will make the sales on the floor, We invite your consignments after August 3; 1898, ROBERTS Lodge Directory. ST. JOHN'8 LODGE, NO. 3. A. A. II ; Oltlcers: It 8 Primrose, W !; George Green, 8 W; (J I) Uradliam, J W; T A Green, Treasurer; W J I'ilts, Secre tary; W W Clark, 81,TO nyman, J D. Regular Communications 2d Wednesday each month. CALUMET ENCAMPMENT, NO. 4, I. O. O. r . Olncers: F It Hyman, C P; N C Hughes. H P: A S lllbliard. 8 W: J L Moody, J W; C II Hall, Scribe; K Gerock, Treasurer. Regular Encamp ment, 1st, 3rd, and 5th (if any) Thursday niguit in cacu monin at i:M ociocs. EUREKA. LODGE NO. 7, I. O. O. K.; Officers: C. II. Hall, N. G.; J. I,. Moody, V. U ; T. II. Sutton. It'c'd. Sec'tvt J. It. Parker. Jr., Treat. Regular meetings every Monday night at 8:00 o'clock. (J. NTOS CLBhafONT MO. S, P. at, I. O. O. r, Oltlcers tleo. Slover, Captain; T. O. Hy man, Limit. 1 P. H. Pelletler, Knalgn; Wm. J. ritta. Clerk; Ed. Uerock, Accountant. ltea alar Cantonnienta, sd ana 4th Tlmrsday algbta In each montb at SMI o'clock . OKA VKN LODGE NO. 1. KNIUUTS Of HAB Hi NV: Meets tnd and 4th Werineaday audita la each month In kountrev'a Hall. at 7 ao o clock, a. U. Ball, President; t. II. Smttli, Sooretary. ifVf BRRNB CHAPTER NO. 4S, K. A. M.: JiUrerai T. . A. Ureeu, H. P, K. T. W. Dewey, Scribe; Chaa. Duffy, Treaa.; CD. Ilnulhun, Hec'ty. Uegular onvnea ttoaa id atondav each aioutn. ST. JOHN'S COMMAMPEKT NO. Ml, K.T.: Oincera -l. W. Dewey, K. J.;4a. healiuonil U.; T. U. Ilyinan, C. O ; T. P. ale amliy. Prelate; H. i. Pnmroee, Recorder. Hugnlaj Conelavea flrat and thtnl frtdara ot Uie month. KNIGHTS OP floNOB-onVers: a. D. Pope, Dictator; U. L. Vinson, Rriiurtar; W. V. Kountrw, Kla.nclal Hnnrtir New Berno Iwidge No, 44S nievu IRS tnd and 41 li rrlilay nlvlita at "Ju o'clock In Bountree's Hall, Pollock Street. NEW HKHNK I)IKiE NO. 1. P. II. AU.-I.C. fleales, Prest; J. II. H.npli, riecnnliiiK aectri ... n. u,i,iTy, w ifiKiacini wnjri - umi in KnigliU fit I'yllilna hall every 1st and tnl WoOuvsday ma Ills Iu eaoh mouth. C'uiiteloupe lSniskef m I Double Ilraced, Ilair-Ttartel Baskets, for shipping canteloupes. For Sale by J . F. CTjAHK. FOR RENT. The most desirable house In the City for a boarding house containing It rooms, water and gat. Located on South Front Street. Apply lo J. W. 8TKWART. VJARUEfl'G wmm NERVE TABLETS rSlOBlPTLT CI KB AU, NERVOUS DISORDERS, HEAD A CilZ aw sleeplecz::ess rrlca, lit,, sec er si rer Bex. MATisruoTioit mtnTiro on mn?r nit UMoro. S2r.i?!3sFrc3LviEr siurTMimrivscn. mSms.,, NAI.E OF . . RON, Proprietors; 1 Itascinciit fr I! railing: 7xl5ll Ftil. beBt Prices and give -; -. ' & STYRON, iitoiitn:Tits. AT NKW JUCRXU. N. C THIS NINTH ANNUAL KX IJIIUII0N OF THE 0111 K VTA L industuiaIj, stoxjk. Kiturr AXI AfilMCULTUlUn PAIR ASSOCIATION, WILL UK HELD August 29th To Sept. 2nd., INCLUSIVE. . . Premiums, $1000. The Programme of Amuacnienls wilt include many of tbo I ilel novnlllis nnd ml attrao Ions of I he day. Tl Faim, Dairy, Ilouat-hobl ami He- 0 iai I al A la will alan Iwn-p e ite.l. A Lullea Drpa-tment will lie llllrd Itb Hill d tsla if I'aelnl, Ori.amciital and Uouschnld Art I. lea. Ilnrar. l'a''D2, Itaae lb II Gather. (Irand Ppr;lsM ami F,ni Woits l-jieh NlghL Eie irshm Bitee on all Uallrnnda ai d HOaan boats. . " . COLORED FAIR ' Wi VY. f .A W I: E S C ?. Ho..')'. M.P. llOU.EY.rreamVni. He id 1 1 fa -rlary fn Pirmlnm JI. M.' Hi in & Co., - ( Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEALERS IN A COMPLETE LISE OF- Buggies, Poad Carts jxnd Harness. No,'s Ii8, 120 and In Coddle Street. THE NEW BERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW tSTDOES A (1F.NEUAL FIKE 1NRU1IANCK P.l'RINKRS. T. A. GREEN, President, GEOhtlE (iltEEN, Sccntary. J. J. WO L F EN I) E N, Gon'l .Agent. Fa tipal ioitnl i ' PEACE INSTITUTE, Ra.eijih, N. C A finnonH school for i.rls. B Jinli Ct.-o. I); Onty, Culpeiwr. Va H" 'J a-.- s. c iiim-i hi " "II II 1 .Ul.,L....O f..... (.. .,11 a. I. . H tiii:iiD iht it' m "'',',". Littleton Female College ! , This insiimiiim has a . splendid and prominent liicatlon in a re markiilrry beautiful Reeiion nf eoimiry, in l his mitlst ol' a region of noird Mineral Springs, it has a large.'and lieaulifmly sliiiiled Cam. pun, Cum moil inns snd Well Ifjiiipiit'd IJnililingn, a Mnmg' raciiily and a Full and Thorough College toursn at VHIiy 9IOIKlt ATi: COST.' The Kali Term will, begin- Wetlnenday, Sept. 14th, For Catalogue, Address, . - ; . ' J. M. IIIIOIHX, UiUfioB, N C. II' Ijirjrest PntronaRc & Fullest t Equipment in its History. Fncully.itH; Kln(1rnlfl,.W; a Auh mlc (Vmraes: S Elcrllve Courkrsi I'mfis sionnl Fcho'rils, In I.nw, Meilielnc nnd Phnrmnry. Advuneeil Cluses ciK'n lo women. Tuition ffll). n jchm Hoard $S. a montlu Amplcnpporluniiies furM-IMirlp, Hcliol arshlps and loans for the ruedy. Pinn mer frbnol fi-Teachers; Si liiKructots. IW 8 tirirnla. Total t ntollmi'iu, 6,0. For CnlnhiKU)1, Addreas. PHESIDKNT AI.DKUMAM, . , (Jl.iircl II ill. N. ( Nearly SO Years . of roittlaurd Surrrss. -279 STUDENTS LA5t YEAR. Tlie freest and It -at pquii))ed Private Fitting rVhool In the Smith. English, . tlie Clnanh'S, Mitlhrmnllc,' v D Mik-kiTplng. ' Hhor'ianil, IVI'fraphy, TvptwtlliiiK. Terms rrasniuilile. Fur calnlnfiir, a' dec J. A. & It. H. HOLT, OAK RIIKJE NDKTII CAROLINA. 1733 Birjuera School H SHLVILLK, a IWMW m I7a. I Mm) H. I.INIIIIAM, ' I fOOO A .. I.l.ll . i IKJ o J Bin...,; II n Anur 1 N I' J faiwckuul-d. M U OakRidge Institute, BERN, N. C. $.70,000,00 JOHN DUNN, . V,"-,-t' - Officp':' OVEK CITIZENS HANK lust 1 1 ill ions. Very thorough nnd of lilirli irrfldc , says: . MI nino MvMii'Vu it is Hio I'Uvp jinv nnflVl1!r,- 1 1 1 " 1 PUttl I ... i-v... V . ... Ail, I'IMVIPDIK, 111, A., l IltHMJihl The Korih Carolina Cullegrs OF Will rc-iijieii fViciiilpr 1, 1 SOS, willi impidviil (HjuIjiiiK'n t in every iliiiurtiiicnt. TttPiitj-llircv experi tuiceil sjK-cinIiriU iu KiuMitly, Pull cmii'scs in Agiiciilliire, iScience, Civil, Sltfliiiiiioal iiml 'cti leal Kii.'iiuvni!. Kpi'ii8' very iihkI crutc. pur culiiliiiws uiltli'cs Pres. A. 0. IIOLLADAY, . ' IsAl.KIUII. N."TJ. The State Not irol and Industrial - COLLEGE - Offers the young women of tho Rlale tlioriiiii:li prof, aajonal, lit. rnry, rlitm-leal, aciemlllc. nnd Iniliislihil educulion. An niiaf Kxpnv aUUtn Fm-ully of HO niemlK-ra! More ilian Boo nxuh.r aliideiua. Una matih'iilnled almut l.ftoo liiiliiils, ie.rewinln rveiy eonnly In the Hlnle except two. Priicih r and OIh seivoiti-n School f,t nlxviil :m pupila. To si cure lu'ar.l in iloiinlioil-s, all free, luitiim npplirnlions luin.1 la- maild Ik foir A iijiusi I 'orrefKinili-i c Im t,-. r,( in tliiwe dr ailing cotnpoleiit ir.itne-l tinrl-era. For catalogue nn.l 1.1 lo r ii.loininllon, address PRESIDENT KdVfcU, , (Ircenaboro, N. (', F(MnvrrirciorfoaiTru n Phtk nt Omor ittiir ran wrutsf fwintt In Ivu titiw lh;in lltimi ttviruitt ftoirt W fthiripino. f Hu4 nHasjrl. ittdwii.ir nr nttotra.. fatltli t,.-rl. (tUtfl. W if f.4t..(. iatl.lv or r..at t,. ..I ! Liifc Our Ur m..( idir- til (Mlrnt it ir nt-.. A rtHtt IT, ' H-it In 1 l.t iirt Tat. nla," wil ' 'lf ( SUtiit. In (ho i'.ti. mii (.aTfiyil (mnttSoi l-it (ri4. A'Llrs-aB. jUlUlWri s V 4 sj 0't r-tTrnT Ornrr Wv , , M , N - , H n r 3 i Agriculture & Met hauio Ai Is
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