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4, HARPER, -
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Baslnesa Manager.
EW BERNE, C JAN. 8 1886.
Kmieaed at the Post ofnee at' ITsw Bern, If O.
, as iseoart aisss aiww.
Sknatob Vancb has introduced
a bill to repeal the' Civil, Service
lawv. He. is thoroughly in accord
with bis party in Forth Carolina.'
Several members of tbe North
' Carolina delegation in tbe House
hive introduced billa to abolish the
' internal revenue taxatiou. This is
in 'accordance with the oft repeated
fecntiiuents of the Democratic party
of North Carolina in Convention .is
eembled.
t 'i
The New York World, the papep
. ' thjaVt arped on North Carolina bar.
Wxigm in hanging bnrglaraw4 be
moaning the fact that New Tori;
citizens are imprisoned for poverty;
That is, if a man gets in debt, in
- 'that State and can't pay, he is sent
to Ludlow street jail.
. r among . the - seven hundred1' and
fifty bills Introduced in Congress on
Tuesday last was one providing for.
the erection of public buildings at
Charlotte, Wilmington j New Berne;
Asheville and Salem. So New Berne
is not left oat in the cold this1 time'.
Bat it is an easy thing to introduce
a bill; getting it through is the im
portant work. '"" ' " '
The Blaih educational bill will
' again pass the Senate unless several
'Senators have changed their views.
We presume it will also pass tbe
. House this session as the Democrats
all over tbe country told the people
daring the Presidential canvass that
the reason the Democratic; fionft
did not pass it was" for want pf
time. They have plenty . of time
now. " .
It seems to be difficult to under;
stand exactly how'1 the Hon. Wil.
liaM Maxwell Evaets, the talk
ing Senator of New York, stands
on the silver question since bis talk
at the Boston dinner. ' He has a
peculiar tact for making ong' sen
tences and leaving everybody In
diubt. Tho silver men, notwtth4
standing the Senator's doubtful po-
sttion, are in high spirit and feel
confident that the coinage will go
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OPEN LKTTEK TO J. HAYIIIS.lSSq.
IaVsville, Jones Cq.,"N. C,
Dec, 1885. f
Mb. J. Havens: In response-jtp
your request through K.'F.Toacue,
I will undertake to write you some
thing of the country you desired
we to v write I about, namely, the
lower ' portion of Jones and. .the
county of Onslow. -I will also give"
yon my views how this splendid
country can be. improved and made
the garden spot of Eastern Caro
lina. The White Oak. section of
this country is unsurpassed or the
fertility of . the soil; marl abounds
everywhere, and even our gallberry
land, when given a dose of two hun
dred bushels of marl per acre, 'will
produce 1,000 pounds of seed cot
ton, or in corn, from five to .six.
barrels per acre, and last al ways.
vast Doaies oi tana are in original
growth of timber. Mr. Terry, who
has recently explored . White Oak
river from Swansboro to the Cran
berry pond, reports an immense
quantity of timber of every variety
and of the . best quality found in
(he South; this river is navigable
to tbe mouth of Black Swamp creek,
which has its sonrce in Catfish lake.
With but little .cost the river can
be made navigable a long way njy
and is the natural drainage of the
State lands at its bead. The tim
ber on Black Swamp is abundant,
and the richness of the creek bot
tom unsurpassed anywhere. I may
say the same of Hunter's creek.
Oa the Onslow side of tbe river tbe
soii is very fertile, and a number ot
beautiful farms are in cultivation
and a vast amount of produce can
be made. ; But, Mr.: Havens," this
river has no outlet, for. navigation;
blocked op with a bad bar at its
mouth and Goose creek shoals in
TBogue sound, the people are sUrv
ing for the want of transportation
How are we 1 to" get itt I will tell
you after awhile. Let me first say
something - about the balance of
unsiow: ana now . can l uo my.ua
tire county justiceT I Jove every
inch of its soil and every One of its
people, ana l write . turn letter in
the hope that it may be of some
benefit to Its people. Watered; by
White Oak,' river on one side aad
New river through' its center, it is
apauifj oi supporting a uenso pop
ulationtiiand as fertile as any in
the State; a large portion with red
ClajBubsoil; with marl in abund
ance: and 1 believe a bed of phos
phate at Stony shoals on White
Oak Ytver equal' to any at .Charles
ton, S. C. This county can produce
any and every , variety of crops and
in the greatest abundance. 'Fish
and oysters are plentiful,: and the
New river oysters are famous.,- Tbe
river itself is worth a trip;: to look
at; it is more of a lake than a river;
at tho, mouth of .Northeast aid
Southwest, it is five orBix milps
wide and a beautiful sheet of water.
The river is navigable for steamers
to within, seven or eight: miles pi
the village of ltichiands in the up
per part of the county,' and can be
made navigable with a little con
vict labor : to Doctor's bridge two
thirds of the year, which . bridge is
near the village. The land around
Ricblands is noted for its fertility,
large and .extensive plantations be
ing in cultivation. Mr. Havens. I
could talk .about. this county two
hours by the ; watch, and not tell
one halt :ot woatic is and can De
made if developed; it is in its virgin
state. What is required, is a way
to get to market. , Where is that
market, New BerneT How does
tho, produce get there nowf Oil,
wheels, over iorly or fipy miles of
bad roads. On the 1 other side of
New river,- fitly br hixty . miles
through deep sand to Wilmington;
Can jieople live in such a country!
Certainly . not. They may'' stay
there uot live; they have the soil.
The people are clever, industrious;
no better DSODla in the world. All
TEat is waated is quick-, and cheap
(ranspprtation; they must and shall
have it. Here is mv plan for tlifl
uppef part of Cartere 'the lower
part jQncqaiuJ all of Onslow county.
Now, , Mr. Havens, follow,, pne
alotigs 'patiently as you can; I can
talk hat un a poor-hand to write.
You , fia&t "fl iI r. Cy rns ' Foscue's,
(who lives on White Oak liver,
Jones county) distinctly bear the.
trains as they pass on the A &.'N.
G. 11., and from the knowledge 1
have oC the .distance from a point
on thabxPAd and -striking midway
between (Jatfish and Hunter's creek
lake would not exceed ten miles to
White Oak river, near Mr. Foscue's
rrbrcp;? ?rout' "White Oak river to
Ball's landing, on the Northeast
prong of New river, is only six
miles! in .' V r-fi.i'Iii- .
jnow i propose to incorporate a
railroa&mptny to ' build ; a rail
roaVfAn -the . ioint on the A. &
N. (J. U striking midway between
the twa Jakes A bee line to Ball's
landing- (or the nearest . and best
lantungi on me nonueast prong oi
tNew river, sixteen miles all told.
i ' Where will the money come from
to build y this road! ! I propose for
the State of North Carolina to give
this, company all her lands lying
around the , two lakes and in the
counties of Craven, Ciuteret 'and
Jones. New. Berne, in. considera
tion of the large amount of produce
or 'very description i that will .be
ponred rritd her lap, will be a large
stockholder. ; The . A.: & N..O. B.
1A be a large' stockholder ,, in con
ideration of this road being a large
feeder; ' and Onslow county will
build her six miles of the road, and
don't you forget it; her people- will
never fail; ; The ' farmers on White.
Oakj J6Besrconhiy,L and upper lar
terei '"will ' take stock. ' There is
Bynum& Jinkins, "Cyrus Foscue,
the owners of the Long point plan-
tationvDr. thiiiip' Kooncef Capt.
Sabiston and others who will be
greatly benefited by this '-road,
will lake .; stock. Again, i; the
company may '-hope for con
vict labor -from the' State,'. Now,
Mr.t )uflavehs.!t the "railroad is
bpilt,whatnext! Steamboat on New
river and oa White Oak will fill the
bilL There will be no difaculty about
the steamboats, they spring bp like
mtishroons wherever there is freight.
Well,; the, railroad is finished, the
steamers on , the. river J come : with
me Mrr, Havens, less take a trip;
we are at Jiichlands rand In com
pany with 'flnupibcjrol my old
neighbors .Xewia Harget, Kit Ste
vens,' r David Sanderlin, Frank
Koonce, John Mills, Silas Venters
and others.' All at once the sound of
the steamer whistle is heard; look
here gentlemefl less all go to New
Berne; agreed. Ia a tLoit time we
are at tLe landing and oa board the
steamer Bob Hansom; as we go
down tl river tie old plantations
fairly 8 . im, . they are going . to
throw off their old dilapidated look,
one hundred per cent is added to
their present value; we pass the old
Gov.Dudley and Huggins place,now
nearly grown np. bnt will stay so no
longer; we are Boon at Jacksonville
every town lot doubles In value,
some of -the gentWlnen on' board
propose to servive the inner man, I
decline as I am temperance; soon
tbe whistle .blows, all, on board
again, in a short time we tura
Quifle Point, the old Montford place,
as we run up northeast the railroad
Whistle blows, the steamer ij, due,'
we v;, land at . Bnirs, landing
but1' we hake ? changed -the
name of the 'place and call it Dud
ley, in honor of E. B. Dudley, onr
first internal' imnrovement Gover
nor and a native of Onslow1 county;
we get aboard the cars all delighted
with i out" river trip; the whistle
blows, we are off, six miles we are
at the crossing or vvnite uac river.
here Mr. Terrv has located hisfttetm
mill, and is i utilizing- the 1 vast
amonnt of timber On the river, and
its tributaries. We have named this
village Terry ville. in honor of Mr.
Terryg a Northern gentleman who
has invested his capital there,: thus
forever "burying the, bloody shirt W
this place. We are joined by J ohn
Pitman, George. a. ward anaotners
from .8 wan8bow. Georee . D, Mat,
tocks, 'from Barker' Bridge .,-w ho
came up-on the, White Oak steamer
Zebi.' Vance7, ale.'o D. S. Amain," P
Gerock, Lew is By num. Basil Jinkins
who came on ' the Yance on ner
downward trin. ''hello:1 here id our
old friends".' Caleb HeWit; George
Smith, w George ' Summersif, '- Jpbn
Collins and numbers of other people
from way np White Oak river, why
Cale how did yoa get here! Why,
don't yon know,: Kit,' the State has
a large number of convicts clearing
out the river ia order t6. ; drain , its
and; the Vance makesregqiar trips
high np; we came, down , .on . the
steamer,? ' By jreorge,l i says i Em -
erv Hav. "I am clad ot thati . !'
Well. Air. Havens, our crowd lias
increased vastly but the whistle
blows; we are i off again five1 miled;
the train stops i What Is the man-
ter J Look 1 uYon cannot, ba,ve , a
more beautiful view , in "the,, wMe
State; On your right, Jws. the great
Lake Hunter's creek or, Northwest
ern Lake, going by all thee soenef;
on your left il Catfish ' lake,1 two
hflnntifnl nhpfltd " of 1 water.' ? Here
the sportsman may have his lill of
pport. ' iiear,deer, wiiacarrwo" anu
even tbe panther cats, geese, docks
and fish in abundance. ,iThere( is
uo malaria here; even the water is
a blood puriflerj aa eyeiry Old 'popoi
sin hunter Will tell yo'q, flJWe ari off
again nve nuies muni, ft wi
the'A. & N. 0. liailroad. Here
a large town has sprung up,: which
we have named WThitford, in honor
of J. D; Whitford, who has dori so
much for New Berne-and , tue.snr
ronnding country as any, i man. . . fi y.
)bgS "Well, at Whitlord,i.we jmeet
with President Bryan, who says;
'Come aboard, n gentlemen; vyonr
fare toNew jserne is veryJniaii.','
We are soonJin'Ne' Berne; , " Mr.
Street' 8ays.!,Gentleineh,' d,in,ner is
ready, Ave give three icheersfor
tbe Old North State and eat with a
vim. ; We left Bichlands later after
breakfast. Another' trip together,
Mr. Havens, and I am done. r'.We
are at Mr, Winberryjs " feasfing, on,
NewBiver 'oysters.,. ,VA nnmber oi
gentlemen, hw . joined , ub; i among
themJs uum. r w.i. warcr, ja w.
Fonville and Mr Hurst,all splendid
larmers and clever men. , Mr. win
berry has oysters prepared for ship
ping, f. The' other gentlemen ' have
produce of all descriptions at their
different landings.; The i steamer
Bob Hansom is seen comibtf - down
the riven she rounds too; ; we all
jump aboard.; The oysters are ship-
1. J L ata. ''. "..tt ai.
1ea; on . we go, itoncning- at ioo
ahdings first from one side of the
river and then on the other.?--We
touch at Hadnet's Point; Mr. Aaron
Israeli comes aboard; his' peanuts
are shippedj we : round Simmons!,
point and are soon at Dadley,where
wefare met by Jamesi Fraielle,'- my
old, war edmrade on' ' his. -way to
New Berne.. ' Before Street's dinner
bell has rang.: the Onslow folks sell
their produce and eat their supper
at home; the New Berne people are
feasting .on ') Winberry oysters.
Hurrah for the Old North State J ' 1
am, i -"Yours ' truly," rVV.:.
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A Rood article that has achieved suc
cess, and attained ;a world-wide reputa
tion by Its true merits .and wonderful
results, is always imitated. Such is the
case with Dr. King's. New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and .Colds.
Already unprincipled parties are en
deavoriDgf to delude an unsuspecting
publie,- by ofTei-ing imitations of this
most fortunate discovery. Po not be
deceived, bnt insist on having the true
remedy, and take no other. , For rale by
all reliable druggists everywhere. ., ,
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;trAbluteIy Pure.
J This Itowiler never vnnes. - A - itiitrvel of
PUrltr strenrlti. and wholcsnmeness More
eooDumlcal limn th ordinary kinds, nn khii,
Dot be sold 10 eompetltum wltn lue raiiiiiuic
of low teat, shorl wv'Kht. alum or ilonlia
wders. oMonlylneuus. iioyal nAKir u
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iAU persons dolne liuMnecs s mer
chants, or other wipe, upon all kmm1
bought in or out of the State, or any
others liable under Schedule 'B.V are
required b lew to lint the same during
the first TEN days in January. Persons
failing, to lint within the time will be
placed on the delinquent list and will
be charged n iih double tax. I will be
at my office to receive the same. Blanks
rurnwhed, i ,
V ,s JQSEPn NEI-SON,
5ide2 dt4 M-t. - Keg later of Deeds,
E. Ii. OEADOVS a CO.
S.OOO Mii-k, Kaimt triiuraiitco
r, Ut'nuiiii.. i
l.OOO Sacks 11 no UiijuI.
1,000 Sacks Pix oinoko,
Mec do w', Extra inrly i'eas,
Seei Potatoes, Beans nud other
Oardcu nixl FicUl Scds
Corner Pollock and Middle Sta., '
Warehouse, Cotton Exchange Place,
I d23 dwtf NEW BERNE, N. C.
YOUR KIDNEYS.
Need 5 You r - Immediate
'A'ltontloii.
ltEliE'3 A CASE.
Tliey'
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, For slK long. dreary years I hive bepn a
grent snfTeror from a complaint of my kid.
neys. whleh failed to be curei by physlcliDS
or advertised remedies.
1 1 began to feel I could never secure relief
as I had spent two hundred and fifty dollais
without success.' -
The'dlsense' was ) nx.cciating that It
often; prevented' m f i om performing my
dally duty. I os advised to try the efficacy
of 41.-11. B ; and one single bottle, costing (1.
gave mo more ellf than all the combined
treatment I had ever received.
Its action on the kidneys Is simply won
derful; And any one who needs a real, speedy
and harmless Kidney medicine should not
hesitate to give B, B. B. a trial, . Ono bottle
Will convince any one. '' "
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lam a merchant of Atlanta, and am near
eu years n age. ,.?y juuneys nave oeen lnae.
nve ana irreguia;jpr many years, attended
with excruciating pain In small pf the back.
it times I pecatne too. .nervous to attend to
business, 'My pape ibsil all the attention that
mohey colilff secure, liut only to result tn a
'B.'B.B.'was recommended, and to say that
1U aetlon on me was magical would be a mild
term.' One bottle- made me feel like a new
man just like 1 wis yooug again, la all my
life I never nsed so powerful and potent a
remedy. .For the blood and the kidneys It Is
the best I ever saw, and one pottle will force
any one topralse 1U , : A. L. D .
.nMi i'M MBL00D BALM oo, v,
k.., v. :'..: -v.;;- -Atlanta, Ga.
p-For'satos, hplesale and retail by B. N.
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RELISBLE SELF CURE
n laTMiiu. 7icw.riptiuii ui mm OI UIO lTIOSI
Mrtcd and tuucssslnl special Mis in the U. S.
ow retired) lor the cure of Nervom Debility,
rsjurt Manhood. Wr-nkneu and Deenv. Sent
in pUia sealed envelope Free- Druggists can fill it.
Address DR. WARD & CO.. Louisiana. Mrt.
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As) BVTEM OF BEESWAX. WK -rTlll.,
until further ntl, jjy e. prr law free
on board steamer at Xew Berae.
( W, 11. EOWI'LEAB A CQ., .
oc23deod3ia ' ' , , Boeton, Mass'
TO THE PUBLIC I
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'OTJR Sf 6 I3( rlLLED, WJTja
Ohoica Groceries, ' " H
i CanDed Goods,'
.Provisions;; .r
: Boots and Shoes,
I ; , (Of the best make,)
r ' - Dry Goods,-
; . Hats and Cap3"
: Crockery, Etc.,
In fact we kcepeverythlne tht l kept In a
First Olais Varietr Store, nil of which we art
offering AS lA)Vf A3 THK LOWEST at
Wholesale or lietsll.
aV Oome and see us and be convinoed. ;-
Vi?: .ROBERTS I BRO.,
' M'J - ' slrett, iS'cu) Berne,-tt. C
w r. Buituus & co.,
ghaiu a:;d cottoix
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Your llcney Will Brirg You If You Buj Your
RIfJ!ihT t -j p'? r-j pif
tJIwulltis L,s y l.way Ltl)) uiit iiuj l..
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t Iwldle street, cor. Kouth Front ftro-. t, New IJerne, N." C. '
" Door ! Major Palmer's Cigar frr.) ti.tt' i-ii ;j o I . .'
Men's Suits from 82.50 up to finest Drrs 8nis. f ;, j't
. Hoys' mm& Vonllia' Knits, from .00 np. -','-Men's
and Hoy's Orerroals n4 I'istcrs, ' i' -
Men's Merino Khlrts, 6c. -
Men's Flannrl Ursntrt, 35e. . ' ' ' . , "
Men's Hrrlele Shirts, Sic. - - ' '" ' ' '
tienrs' Blaek Flt Hats, )iSe, .." .".' f , :.
: Hoy's Blark Frit Hats. l&e. - . .j... :. , .
-' 20 Pair Mm's Wool Pants. COe. to Tie. . .
Kxtrn Quality In Black Diagonal. eUslna; sat at JDOe, to $1.00. ' -
' - I nlivo. a new lot, the Mcest Salterns, 4c, yd. .
Dress OlnsrUams. c yd. i -: . .-3 ...
3-4 A. lle Vellotloib. 3Je I 1 Yd. Wide, Sc. V 'i ' l. " x
v Cottou Worsted, 6e. .,.. .,:,... i j .,- .: ,.t $ ..
; I call Special attention to niy well selected stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats,
Ladies' Dreos Goods, Cloaks, Walk ing and Jersey Jackets, Shawls, Balmorals.
Blankets, Comforts, Oil Cloths Trunks, Valixcs, Umbrellas, Rubber Shoes,
Robber Coals, and NoTelties in Notions. Tho LARGEST IN TI1IS CITY,
. -i i r DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT MY. STORE.' -
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IsUnrivalled. for all Fertilizir g Purpose?, and especially
ad&ptcd to tbe growth of EARLY XRtJOKS. wM
A trial ia all that is needed to convince an; one of (ho unrivalls 1 exuellenoe of
POCOMOKE, nnd our references are the planters of ilia section, as well as our
patrons generally', throughout the South. S; ;' 1 ' -. . ,
The following are a few of many Testimonials: 'T' '- '" ' . ' '''
B.H. MkauuWS0., New Berne, N.O. i. "' - .
Tear hiiiH-I have ustd POCOMOKK f.T the i aet Ibrce years on my track farm, and
have received better results from it than any other fertilizer, more especially when, caa ,
nndrr I'otuloca and CabVage. I expect to nss ten to fifteen tons on the next crop.
VouratrulyV ,- t , 1 W'DtrNM'.,
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I nge.1 roiJOMOKIC nndercals, applying at the rate of 100 pounds to the acre, Blvlna It a
thorough test by the side of No. I 1'eiurlan Glim anil Hie sotton of POOOMOKJC was the
best. , . - V. h. BNIPES, Zunl Station. Va."
I used POCOMOKK supcr-phesphute thls.vear la connection with- several of tt.e beat
Guanos on the market and think It tBsagocd, if not better, than any I aver need. It hastens
the crop mote and makes cotton mature .nrllrr Ih&nar.y I erased, consequently have Yery
little stained. ' 1 JU. J. :' JLDEN. Frankllntoo. V. C.J
- . ..-. iA.;,fir.W tl ! ' ill .
Where I applied PCHOMOK Eat the rate of UO rounds hi ihe acre I make one and oe-
half bushels of peanuts to the shock, against three pecks to the ahock on the same land'
where no Tocoraoke wns used, r:r ,- , B. 0. GRAY. Bmlthfleld. Va." "
E. H. MEADOWS & CO., AgenU, New Berne, N.' C.'1
FltltEJUN, LLOYD, MASON DRYDKN; Mfrg',' J
decHdw3ra STorfolUi '
Entered Forllerfac
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I have entered the Bace for Supremacy, among Dealers In
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and . SI:::
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In BOYS, YOUTHS , and MEN'S1 GLOTHIITO
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- AS I CAN GIVE, YOU . ; ,',-. J
An All , Wool Men's Suit for $7.50.
BOY'S AND YOUTH'S IN TROPORTION. .1 will offer the
Best Gooiis, latest Styles and Keatest Fits,1-
At TWEXTY-FIVU PUR CENT LOWER Til A N' TEE 1 0 WES t
do matter what nny one tells you or advertises. " ' ' ' K
Come, examine and convince yourself before purchasing elsewhere
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Mawafaetarera and Dealers in Sash. Deors and Blinds, Stairvray, Window Clas k,
Paints, Oils, tie,. Also, a Full Line Bnlldera' Hardware.
Any Eastern or Northern Prices, duplicated. Estimate! furnished upon application
Builders' Material, Machinists' Supplies, Machinery, Ccttcn'.
Gins, Engines, Cotton-Presses; Hay ; Presses, Cider LI!!?.
Grain Fans, Kuhber and Leather Beltjns, Igce leaf : i
Machine Oil, White Lead, Mixed Paint, Linseed Cil,' CI !
Putty, Lime.. Brick. Cement. Plaster. BUILDIZC ::..Ur
EI AL -Mechanics' . Tools, Builder's Hardware, ;a ;
Material, Saddlery, Steam and Gas Pipe, Ircn nnd I ' . . 3
Steam Fittings. ; AGRICULTURAL
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Cultivators, Harrows, Etc., Cotton Eajgiiis and Ties. Lc?,
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