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Established in 1822.1
CHARLES & BATTLE,
Publishers and Proprietors.
DOSSEY BATTLE, - - - Editor.
IWltlJOItO', N. C.
Friday, ; : : Nov. 5, 1375
Sav3 Us from Thieves.
The fingers of the gentry, called
light, have fallen rather heavy on
our people within the last fortnight.
We have been smitten hip and
thigh; routed horse foot and dra
200T1S.
On our local page wo give an
imperfect list of the pocket-picked
at the Weldon Fair, or thereabouts.
And now .the average pastoral
patriot sadly misseth his watch, that
was wont to nestle cozily in his
fob, and perhaps the fcb3 of his
fathers before him.
No more the glitter of the chain
nor the gleam of the charm dazzled)
and delighteth his eye.
Because we are a rustic people,
creen, and unused to the winning
ways and wickedness of the pick
pockets, shall we be given over to
thieves, bag and baggage, scrip and
scribb;ge ?
Because we derive exceeding
amusement from the agricultural
Fairs shall we become victims and
led like sheep to the shambles ?
Telegrams from New York and
O
Baltimore warned the officers of
the Richmond and Weldon Faii. i
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tnat piCKpocseis ana couuusnue
men were migrating South in great j
numbers for the fall harvest. j
They were also informed that I
they would probably pitch their j
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tents in uiese camp grounus.
Then why, oh why did they not
ship police officers enough to cir
cumvent these artful dodgers V
Special country police, such as
wa haye, are as rauch equal to the
emergency, as a lightningbug com- j
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pares with a star. ,
One win? of the ro?uish caravan
o c
reached Richmond and manv of
them came to grief. Numerous i -were
the captures and punishments. neI-lCi-J -i --
Many who came, yet tarry a- tonC;
vrhile. " i hYi;.v.
are somewhat up to the "way3 and
manners," as little Jenny Wren
would say, of these artful fingercrs.
Bus it has been suggested the
marshals should watch and arrest
them.
Heaven help the suggestcr ! why
the marshals are the exotics of the ; that Wiscor-sk: a:.d 2'.: - I
community, men selected for their i gne reriub:i-j.!;i; .ew Yr.r:;
grace, good looks and gallantry, j Perrai?ylva:.l:i : oh a! - .
They are the ornamental branch I laryiand at, 1 i ';
of the Fair. ' eva'ic.
They pounce on a pickpocket! Ito sane n...a vxpecteil c.;:;t;
Should a fellow, under the enrich- j tNc frmn t.- Ur..t tv.o io; :;t: -ing
influence of schoedam schnaps, ! wL,;.-!.r;.itn : j. ct j .ine-l to
imigine and loudly proclaim that i i lols."
he owned, in his own fee .-.iuiple It is -). y t '..: ;;' t I; .,f
right, the Fair groan li; t!ii f Jiuw j e; p'ure el' i I. ! , ., 1 1;. ri.e i)
they would go for li'ie greased j Missi.-.i: ; i i-' ;: c' -r : ,1
lightning, and nab a3 a duck a j the nog roe.- a; . .-- . 1 ; r
iuiiebujr. leal b:uuiT ', ; h.. r-.i,
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But the pickpockets get away j u:j has to ;-i !.! i 1 t'i-:.i.
with them, and with us, and our j It is only : ;.-:;! M tin:-.-:
portable posscssicus. j revolution- ii"Vv r b..-ks
A marshal hiaseif would be a i The cob.i-'-d v 1 ' ' '
soft, sweet and if; ier rn raei for th-j j li- a wi'l yet e. : i, '.
sleek ery tribe, if ho'd stay oil his interests.
horse ion 2 enough. j The k" . ' f .:;. ..''. u
The thieve-1 are too many and -onnde'l by .'.. 1 ' i
much for Ui. be .ded v' i r- S t . . . r '
They have no regard for age, tex
nor quahrv.
Aged and respectable ladies fell
victims.
The rascals are bold too.
A friend from Petersburg telU
us of a daring attack on the purse
of an old lady' on the train goiog to
Weldon.
Her hand was on her treasure.
The rascal sprang his lancet from
his ring and attempted to cut thc
pocket below her hand. The old
lady caught his wrist in the act,
and in trvincr to disenjrae her hand
cut his own badly.
He then hid in tho saloon, and
showed fight, when Capt. Porden
pulled him out and pommelled him
wrell.
Aladyatthe hotel at Weldon
verri vml n, sevpvp bm-r. f.-nm fullieirr
down the stairs. In the excite- I
ment, the wounded lady and several
7
of her attending friends v.crc rob
bed. if this is not stopped the timid
will bo detered from attending
Fairs
Is there no remedy? no balm in
"JJI.,..,!
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Wc ns-k at the hands of our Fair
G
nvinugerss a careful consideration oi
this subject.
Itiijioi t constabulary; hire spcc'iai
city detectives; kee-) coovi nient,
farks,, iiiH-ilicft magistrates,
. ,. . , . , "
Wlio knuA-.ug dare do right.
DosOiiehmr nl ,W .il
UoeO.xie.Um,;. And, above ail
give us a Fair, wherein if da.-1 doth
corrupt, at Ifast, theives -v ill not
break through and steal.
Three Cheers for Petersburg.
Davis and Uar'iam were, elected
on Teuesday to the Home of Dele
gates by 1057 majority, and Ilia-,
ton's seat in the Senate assured by
an overwhelming majority.
So our Petersburg exchanges
inform us.
Glory enough for or.o day.
Well
done, ye good and faithful cosorva
tivos, enjoy tho kingdom compered
by your gallantry.
Compassed by faLo friends with
in and foes without, your ictory is
doubly dear.
The last spike in the lvdical
coffin in Petersburg Las been driven
through and cliuclad.
The coll corpus is b-vied be
yond hope of recognition an-1, res
urrection. This lessen "pvint:; a
adorns a tale '
r;v. and ;
A handful of men should not
conclude they bear the brains ci
the party.
Party nominees must be suppor
ted. "u7. : ,;,.!
ab e. c iiinr-i to o.' eon;er iati e .iu ,
opposetii his party, as an iuJesnh- j
dent, as a enrral thn.g tc " t-Hetli
rh !
a flic."
This is as ii th.-.'Ui "
'Cromv.-o:!. I c:t..rgo lo- e to i:in
uwav ambiti u 1 '
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.iconic.
E;.ch mouth
Hour aMia.ili'.
! OOJ.O.h.t ib-. :otal.
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itidirecoiii'.;J a:; 1 1 t;;eir .u;r. ."re.-.i . .
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c va;.;r.
Our foil is ia n-h
cultivation cd" v. heat.
Thcr, ivhy :.ot rai
and k. c; ot r !:;':;;
enticii u-'.
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tills COUi'cO.
Vui i.iopvi i v i vs.. ..u.
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a.uaLiie.
..C e e
! n,:rcs v,i:L"--
j Ji0 M'ilS fulIov' saU '13
j tui:c t0 i0 v"
o are
d -: ti.O
to
i telegrams
j arid Pi
.or-
j men niu-t n- n.i.t r !-.- '
j their white t a
j 2s ew A ork and 1'
j were rent by i;iu ;
i dissensions. These wi!i
:j :V;i!i! 1
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disappear
in a national contest. iJc.v hope of!
a democratic President in 187d is i
not at ail dissipale l. j
A few such sni,teuees p.s tlicse
from such a source, v;iii do n.orc
to fratern '.a the etraii'-ed sections
than ill e'.sO together.
Love tza ; love r.iy 1 is a trite
homily, but its nriricit.-le ::roiies in
great as in little tiling
Tho annexed is from a rr.uic-i;
T
paper, it ovir,ce3 iav.'. .; re isoa
It ficcrns to sound th.3 tl..;t; :
of the bloody ; hirt era :
c--' 111 which ; w-i'i
I T , . T. e i I I V 1 1
j (ici-i-un lilt ut, nn i jt:i uim in
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iej;o, buu Inn. iatne Jives without 10-
sert-rictf to it. Ilia c mr.'tfo, Ids ilt-
! votioa to what ho Lcn.ivea was hi,
his hkil! a" n ..'J1'? ,iiU'1
to what ho hcd.ived was
vittif.i as a in ill x:vc.l l.ae.ia
Cfts.oion was e-j:ice. Vi;J, t'liil these
wlut the Yir.inian, ,.,ut.d
Ve-tetUriV i no qu a;; .i which i;:':n;e
I J:iehse-n"trreitt l.-.u"i l t-- hhn us a
maJ1 a:i.j u.r., -al.u.ly i.id.--.c:id.'t-t d'
t 00 CiiU-'J to -. bo so f-P'Vl'Je, 1m.ii:i u
mist. .li". I hHI:S' ul' fill TV. lei (ii-Vor-d
Ttieai. o ick. o:i v. . A-n- lie.ui t-
Io:'H !in beC.ilim .1 '' in'., ii T:.K. ulil
v-e i . ii y nehr'v m-j.-.hiu oi;u
h'J'jui,: to i.mii.uiitry ra" ncr t ban to
i-is Ute. i ucv. aru t '-ii r nrit.ii
, , ,
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toaid uutioual tetiiiu,; uud Uotttbr
ly repaid among the States. The
citizen of Bos on cannot walk - upon
Dorchester Heights without remem
bering it was a Virginian planter
who, placing his batteries there drove
the British out -of New England's
chief city. The names of Eutaw,
Camden, Charleston, Ninety-six, and
a score of othc-r towns, remind the
Carolinian of gallant Benjamin Lin
colu, whom Massachusetts sent to
the soutu's a.-sistanco, and patient,
t'reless, heroic Nathaniel Greene,
Ri.olo Island's gift to Carolina in
the duys of her sorest need. May
we not, in like manner, forgetting
our family quarrel, cherish for the
whole country tho fame of its great
leaders on both sides '? Jackson and
Leo as well as Thomas and Favragut,
were Americans; and whatever nieas
uro of fame history shall accord to
either, wi.'l bo and should bo the
chetished possession, not of a part,
but, ail of the nation.
Iiajrovner-t.
Tho Torch Lijht comes to us
greatly enlarged and otherwise ims
proved.
It is the oiilv torch we ever saw,
that did not give a smokey light.
; The Torch Li'ht illuminates
the locality in which it radiates
Wc wish is continued prosperity
The Salisbury Fair, last week, was
a di-cidod success.
Bf.--iiold township, Granville Co,
. . . . i
Vcarii 0;(1.
The Concord Sun nails to its mast
head tho n line ei Zebulon B. Vance
for v.iiiL'i'.
Ivvv. M. II. Tlotiston, for 7 years
Missii-nary in China, lectured in Con-
Tho Institute of the Deaf. Dumb
it,1 V. .,f w :ilnt.rh (mi llo nimila
aud a e ifaeity iur :.
Toe Rev. ,T. B. Taylor has b(Oa
i; -balled l':isu.r of the first Baptist
Lnuicii iu v. liatiniiton.
VY'itei n NcrtU Carolina Pads are
r in.iiiiii t hp '.it tor monies
uii'i loa-s buttons, to monument tuo j
'late Tel Caldwell.
lit. a: of. Mr. James Norwood of Hiilsboro, j
took ui tho 1 ie State lair over r0U i
miums. A haad- !
.
A dewing ?dachine factory is in
ove:ation at Sh lby, and waluut titn
tl.e ; L-e-r, u-ed for tho table of the machin-
., i.s blinking good prices.
o; : A letter has been received in Vil
(i r.i!'.j;to:t front General E. E. Colston,
uo-.v rviuj; m the Egptian army.
. lie i. htiil uuablo to walk.
: UC Mr. J:.n;es E. Clarh, ono of Wil-
't';'$ i ni'i "-. t:e voun'' business men,
a- svehb' I en Wednesday evening
to . i.i;3 .t;o v. iiiiams, oi tu.-ii piace.
-.. p . i . . i
An ei 'i t i - te:n made to cstab-
V b a f to lory a Newborn. Tho
V-.'eb-ii Ilo-iery mills, at Waterviile,
Ce.un., ro moving in the matter iu
k ..itineLUon vith the citizens of 2ew-
Lir. S. S xb.-hwell of Wilmington;
r-nrcje.-ntod this t'tte at tho rtceut
c 'uv:-ntiou of in federate fcurgf;OLs
Iliehiiuud. lie was chesea ono of
I' !" claimed that tho cost of the
I : 1 .':: i'utional Convention ia this
,.ti v.-iii not exceed 2",'!0t', not-,
v, i:'.,-f.;n-l;t!g toe Eadieais eaid it
w.eultx-.eed 5.V.i0,0b"..
!. .--r Vance lias gone to St.
., II i,., to deliver his celebrated
' -t.ii. 'iik-j Scattered Nation,' and
' : ., icn; a tu,' at tho request of
t .. v en l-s ii citinons.
'i'iio Maste. s i if nil tho subordinate
ranges, P. "I'll , of Duplin count-,
will meet in Kenuusvillo, m Tuesduy,
Hvt. 10th. (ehmi't week,) fortue pur-:..--'.!
of orgauizitijj a County Grange,
Tl ; s-v::h was visited by r-uite a
i:,-; i'u.---.bi ni.ht of last week. Th-.'
. . ,:v i.h u: iie r.-, J. W. Kernodle &
f Lit.dsay & Ecid, a.id Frank
i!-;r .bueblo were burned out. The
..i ties were liij. -rally insured.
T:io AI,;tii.ti.ee Gleaner soys that a
' ;vii bv tliw name of Toby Foy ef-
. ! t,:i entr .r.co into tho bed-room
o:.o ! toe mo -,t highly res;. eetable
iietl: s of Geih.iiu Hearing some
:io i:i tho room, s)ie lit a lamp,
inii! 01; si-iin- the dusky scoundrel,
ran . ere;: mbi; ta her Father's room.
Lee i .-iii t;i uie his escape ftora tho
If '.i auu all attempts to discover
.: w hoieabouts have been unsuc
e - lit I.
; -A7 AD-jznru ewi w t s .
Attorneys and Counselors at Iaw
TAbllORO', N. C.
PiP.eliee in all the Courts, State ind
le-ieiul
nov.5-ly.
--J II. JUHNsTOX,
Attorney and Couissslor at Law,
lA'tr.OKO', X. C.
" A j;el-i to the t rai-saction of Lu&i-
i i .-.!! ilii- Courts. Stao and Federal,
e-iv. 5, 1S75. ly
.UllUEiUcK 1'IItLll'S,-
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
tarboro', n. c.
I " act ices in Courts of adjoining coun
oi the F-'iiei;'.! arid Supreme CourU.
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SnctETARV's OrriCE,
V'il-.nirer'-):! n Weldon R. li. Co.,
;"il;!ii':-un, N. V., Nov. 8. lT5.
.'he I'e,-;.i,:h Atinnal Meeting of th" Stoek
1: v (if iiie Wj'niV'.'ton ec Wcbloti II R.
; C . ns ! held -t th.- ethce of ihe fompauy
i i v ! :!,,,-:nil l;li U IT ni'sf'-iv tt,f, 1T,li lual
; ......
' J. .THOMPSON,
x;ov .-, -js-;, 'lt
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mmm.
s:t;:iio;;, by a ihoroii-li and experienced
i i -In'!-, .she U preii.tred iOtive intruc-
; Zx'X
i il;.-:t .t referenet-s. Address,
l- ' TEACHER,
i Nov' '"' ' Pox 00, Tarlmro, X. C.
i:i iiieu-u-.l Eiisrlis-h I.-anelieand Music.
LOST !
j ROUT u-.c IPrU ofOcobcr near Lf ssrott's
J. 'i- i ' "i e. iii :!.'.s emnit v, two Cemity Oraern,
I April (i h, e-TO. N. T.Mi. iimom-t-
1:i : hi -S ti 40, (i d one duled .Inly Otb, 875,
; vi. nr.-,, atu..u .iii.- '.'. u-Ol l.-tb m-id
' i.-iv.tt) i to i. Exmu, Til iii.d r will le lib-
,,,0 u-.rd.; oy leaving th, m at LiietP.
' fl "V- J. E. JO.ES.
j ANov.3, 1875. 4w
NEW ADVERTiSEIilEsifS.
GREAT LAND SALE,
M TUESDAY. N'A'EMDEU G-'H'.i, 1ST3,
at the Co".rt lloasc door lu Tarboro',
will be soM to tbe lti-rhesi. bS.Mer, two
Valuable Town Lois
3
ill tba sjlat of ll;e Town oi Tarburo. la im
provements these lots Ituve no f-perior in i
town. They contain a lai 'c, eouur.oitioas
iU o I Ufi 1 nuVlli: ntbiui;iti:,
situated ou Jl.tlu Sf.e.'t, i:j il.e L.-.irt o'io .. a ;
a front yard ta---ti'fut!y en '.:,:-;Kt i v, ',t'i rare
shrubbery; eufiicect out-hou-H-s nnrt a lrye
garden, in liiiih cai:ivv.'.i'-n. TiiU was the
property of tbe late Mr. M. E. Lawn-uc-?.
At the saiue tituc nr. A p!nf ta !. o asao
way, will be so' .l :i
FINE FARM,
containinp: 3"0 aere.-, J jnilcs from Tarboro,
adjoinin.i; lands of Col. CvhUers and (.'apt. F.
M. Charlea. Produces t ood c orn Mid cotton as
ary farm in the. State. Three fourths open.
Terms, which are very c.iy, v ill l e nisile
known on day of sale.
F. POWEUy
Att'y for heirs of if. i:. J.:r,vre:.(. ; .
Nov. ."i, 1ST.). id.
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MANUFACTURERS AND RECEIVERS OF
sd & 9i smith's TnixVLr, j
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et. 'J'.t, 1 -; :;;!; j
J. II, tSv . L, 'i VJ. f'ill
jAttOriiCyS & COUHSel-
j OTS at LaV,
'j l.loelc.v 31iiiit, 1", -
(!. it.-, le.pfix. N.i-a V.";
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VlYt) CJ ! T- .J) ftPY !
Vic U,ilij tjl HtjA t t j
rjiuh ner.t and e vnr r- en
u Y:: YU
rent, or r v.n i -..)..: i :v
re.i.-oi:able ti-i ;u. Tie- :: h . ...i.r rwi
nie-ly Itii'-hed, r.tid e' u .. I :ui-
Tli.-ie js al.., a i (i :! .- :..
Stable-. Tae l.t : i ,.uiy (; ; :,-:.!
one of mix -...i:!'.r'-.tde ..:..
I places in K.vi.y , ;.. c.
vd. -'.i-t:. j,. t ;; ;,
Want "to Sell.
f Wil.L ?FJ.L V TV,": 1 ST ;;V ; . ;;.
li in on Chureti .. r . : o
treet live r.'On: : ( ....
house i neiviy t-ainte-i ;., ,
lent rj-::ir. Ui.-' t , ; ; :'
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i nitar.-. A-.-..
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M. Werldell
Ho
iJIsti .3 .5 tiii:;
In ordt r t!::e the bu-'.,u -
they ciii i- ta ;--l0:-:,- :'.
liuve en l.itety !..;:;;..: f- r .. 1
I lbs i i-tih
1 CtTl I 1 - :! 5 F t hJT
e.iil ai oji'-e. and e.'vnrj
M. WEDDELL & CO.
Oct. :;:, l -i.. . tf
Whitlook & Abram j
MANUI'ACTCHERS OF
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fj'i ii. X -y
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And Wholes i?..-i a
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k5ii.atyi.J,ii0 t-V .2iC lit Si-, i'JKi.
n.T cl . T
l li5 v PJ g-p- v-.
.1 k. .
Hiclimond, V
Always a.O fr WliiilocI; & Abrau.-. brand
of Ci-ars. They are t'e- best e.i.d e!: -u-M.
i llr s:e "t every urocery and bar 11;. ut.
uet. 1 1 .. -.'m
11 rJill I HKCR Pf f O
151. ill .j,t
WHOLESALE D.-LiCUS IN
-ft
1S3D Kain Street:,
Richmond, a.
V"e solicit a comparison cf onr i-rie.-s w 'th
IsortUeru maikets. oe.-'l-"'ta
ANL) LEAUEP.S I.V
ivuts, Raisins, Foreign
Fruits, &c.
CtlOlsIa., . O.
:
"fTSUKN IIIKS the t .ado itli Pure FRF.SU
j i CANDY at Northern prices.
Send ior 1'i-icc List oc.23-3m
PIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fender l: Jenkins
'M'5!IS DAY
SECEIVED
Tvo Ti-cuf-aiia Five Hundred yards Newest Styles Plaid Calicoes.
Lis-antly Frnbroidod, Plain and Thompson's Corsets.
JUn-.:'.v and Second Mourning Cashimero and all wool Shawls.
Woolen and Silk Lop and Gimp for Lambrecanes and Curtains.
Fancy aad Plain English Chintz and Demity for Curtains and Furniture
A ruc-st varied assortment Infants, Childrens and Ladies Fancy Hose.
An uurivah d assortment Children's, Misses and Ladies Cloth, Goat, Kid
and Kid Foxed, Laco and Button Shoes.
Eight dozjns Ladies Black and Fancy Kid Gloves.
llearth end Yt'ashstand Rugs and Carnetings.
A beautiful assortment of Silk Scarfs and Handkerchiefs.
Felt Skirts, Felt Sacques and Breakfast Shawls,
Salem, N. C, Jeans, Charlotte, Ya., Cassimeres.
Georgia Plaids and Tverse-ys, Virginia Sewed Brogans.
All slz-s Gents', Ladies and Childrens Flannel Under Vests,
An endless variety of Boots and Shoes, several desirable styles made ex
proily for our trade.
;: THE ENTIRE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CALL.
Tarboro, N. C, Oct. 1' 1ST... tf
r. s -":
V.'i V fa IlK-l
rTiV virtue of a decree rendered by the
feiJ Ju::-r :' the tfe.pcrinr Court for the
:. ::; i f r..i;rceai'e,' in tbe case tf Wil
li.v. . : v (..). v.. I.. . K-te.s and wife,
! v. : i ( -"-.r : ':'. vendue, to t::e liijrhesi
I ' ! c.i h. r.t the Court ifou-e (luur iu
"l: .;'..!. , i n i'. dl! C:y c.i UeeCtuber CUfill-
;t; s'-Ioek .!., nil tue estate conveyed
'v L. i' .-v.d vvlf'-. .Iiili.'., to V,'i!liains,
i;.i.-Si ,v t o , t.y tt.eir M.ri;,-ae deed of Fob.
l.-r, I . "-', . . -i'y t rov. 'l e.nd rcjrutercd, in that
tr-T o i :: : the. said Estcs and
;-t-t,;e, r'iiteited i:i Kdsreconibc
t i !;. ' ;: f'iriiir.i; Creek, aiijoinint;
. .1. .J. 1. 'irrett and M. J. i5;'t-
S, ! ..t,;. hur (!.:,n,res) twelve h,
v",. Cuiumiioccr.
ni-
, "".', "
r- n a pi S"l I
U
V rV M :::,;', .re Deed of L. C. i
t.. : n:-t v,;!',-. eveettted with power of
, it., :"::?.. ei' the conditions therein
'. ; .Je.-.-j-U J., Fratu-U M. and
: . ,' ' t:, t. 11 L'.e.i-r the payment
Sj.ee'.i'e-d hi r.U.l (!ted, Set
. : . 1 to in-. a tru-t- c, lor value,
!e I:.- ven. tae to the l.bhest
e .-!:, ,i !e c-i.r: House door iu
..!:,;; i !.. ; -i.;h e.iy of December
. :. : .' oV.-.iek M., ail that tract of
' . '. '. i 1 e. !;'..' cit'.ll -IV, On whtch
. .'. I ; '.v::.- now re-.'tde, linr 0:1
!.: .". , : , : j.iir.'e I t'.::- iaijds of .T. J.
tu'alaiuir.ir
. ;': iv i f Deec-mber
ia ..- 1.. 4J. K.-tcs 'mi
--tcs e
: r 'i';..' veiale-, f)r
I i eei ;-;hi p r- 0!ial
. . ; ciiicd, cnts.-t-
,CiS M. (iAitilETT.
Pere
onal
i Jr;iO
4
.i. I vJjJ uX 1 V
. . wit h eowe- h oil t'.ii'ire of the COli
v. ,,,-,!(' m 1, 11.11:1-, . , . i 1 - a t. t'., i 11 s' e'.ie 1 f. r
SSI
' '.n df-t in s.ild deed set I
..' i ie ' ( vciv'me to tlie h'
i . - :, . ; the (s) ei-.'!i'ii d-iy of December en- j.
" TK'; iiX'irKd;:
I;:.:- t i cuti'e, one hundred
w." bv..- : curt?, three farm
w '.n, "he curriae, two
n:..-,::- !i;-ie!.ia-. ' ne hor.-e
j i-e.v :l ei ll-.rile-S, OSIC C'Ot-
in. .01. i-.i-uuu
'',;'"rh."' ....
1U.1AJI I'.LXf.K & CO.,
tV
r. 1 K lit i V
t.
1 el A UOiTO J i." a G
y n.ldaitr to bi- a'.rcndy Ixra
. he iu
i.0 C.cz. Fietui'crra?ies, Chromes, Sec.
Pr Cfe
f j -.If iiiililiiij X) ti
!TcRSBURG, YA
.i) INFORM TllEC; PATRONS
' 7 t;::i- :i -e receiving the linet as-
:-. : ,;:t o! Fi :e Fee leh and American Can-
it e-, F.-ntM, 'i'ovs and l'auey Goods tver of- !
le.--.! i:i this mii-ket, vi:': ' j
Ci-.rv;-t.v.e-l AiKe't-,
( . ..j ( h'-rries,
Clirv nuU Pine Ar.-de,
I C!i.-yf.diy..-d iVmcs Crab Apple, &e.
C'hi.eo'r.te Pi. i:ic'ik; J jsepaine,
C. ;;e !.,l.e .'im Crow,
ic'.i! W.Uers and C ream Drops,
S-e' ir Fiibrts and E. '.Valnuts,
Fine C-.-a-n ii -u B-ni.1, l'ari-ian Bon Bon,
: 'me (.reu-.-.i Pisiae'ie,
i ir: v:ii ii' :ie :;.oys!"j (uraoncs,
i A'nimi Cro;iiift and Jordan Almonds.
- e.re.)e,i: e e curameis aaa vocva vurauieis,
1 fre-:i vety day.
T.ptnon taiiev and Cocoanut lauev. iresh eve-
I - . '
" -'Yl i f-, ,pr ,
j 1 1 ; -r ; I! I'l's
j 1. j.il a
o -it.- j i.,.'o'i's - l -l'll i,v rv-vl
! r.-c-!V!('r.' t.., p
! v'-.l: V, ' il "1 ."."'-p..,..!"'
.'- I.'.f(b.:: r li:-.i;.iti-:,
New !.-:;ii!u!i !. :. Fi'.-,
Fine 1 vi:-.-1 i.' d-:ns,
Ne'.v :'. -inn's New Cnrr.ints,
! V- ., . '. .,.1 , , 1 .,..,. '
i X-w P.e-e.i-:, Xb-u.-ndsPniniTiutiianaFilber
i !'.r., -i:.!v -id, -i. nous, iiiiau,!, halfKa!lons,
h,rta
ei,, : (Tuean d Ovster?
r eei d P.'.'fh- Pears To'm itoej; and Corn,
;:ire,i'e.-: in ifa in: r una can ooxe?,
Th.- ,u! -i.'e l)..-nai-tiueut lias not been ncg.
will dad ot;r !ore stocked with
r in e!i- 'iee'aiid in birirc qaantities.
V ! Vti
.Me!- -. e e.m
i, the h,-ve;.t n ices, and
i ti'ty u-.;i tb;--d it. t their interest to esu
j o.n- stuck before nn-cli:i.-iag, as we can
xiiiiiinc
offer
Ki-l-. e;
ur Srta.n KeTinea Flini, Candy cannot l.c
and Sun;:', a specialty.
R. B. ALSOP,
iTi i) A ri o
3
TT fi TAT C!:T,T?'CT t'P
-2. ii 3 O 22 ()', rv. O.
! n ,:rK:c-a:iJ v,r;ed 8l0t;kk0t,tco"fnSton
-J ' - - -.... i.
'.'-"'. fe.".:.':' L "TTl
' ) t ;
VC, " -)?-0 VNl
- .iC Sfe"5
'v CTTe og prcvcBt p,
o vfl
I'SIRS! OYSTERS!
rSlHE undersigned respectfully Informs his
JL lriends thai his SALOON is again re
opened, where they can obtain as fine,
"If not the Finest Oysters,"
durinir the season. Oysters will be served in
the ilittereut styles.
BEEF STEAK, SAUSAGE, HAM AND
EGGS, HOT COFFEE, &C,
can be bad when the market will afford it,
Hopinsr to receive a liberal patronage from
taose wtio de.-ire a good meal.
I remain, respectfully yours,
J. M. SPRAGINS.
Tarboro', Oct. 15, 1ST5. lm
(I
Our House "
Bar and Restaurant.
ir KEEP THE CHOICEST- LIQUORS,
JL Wines and Cigars, that ever soothed the
sunenntr, or revived the wearv.
And then, after swallowirc- one of my ex
hilarating beverges my customers can get a
3Ienl at any Hour,
OX SHORTEST NOTICE.
OYSTERS, served up in anv style, and all
I 'he delieaees of the season rill be found at
; y tioie.
OYSTERS
furui.-hed to families at LOW RATES by
the incisure.
A splendid stock of GROCERIES always
ou lianu.
J. L. COKER.
Tarboro', Oct. 1st, 1S75. tf
?.-.w!KESTATJRANT
AM)
Boarding House.
MEALS at all HOURS !
kYSTERS SERVED IX EVERY STYLE.
A ffood stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO
1 ,'mvj m
1 toiieitiiiir vour nntronatre.
I Yours respectfullv,
I '8. E. SPIER.
j E" Good afcommodation for Transient
Customers and Table Boarders.
Tarboro', Sept. 1st, 1875. tf
WARD'S
BAR & RESTAURANT !
fHAVE JUST OPEXED A RESTAUR
ant in connection with my Bar.
win be constantly supplied with OYSTERS,
,ve!l u hiree tnl . and all oth-'r edibles usually found iu First
; Class Establishments. After the 15th,
Oysters on the Shell.
can be had at any time.
M Y B A 33.
' v-ill be furnished with the finest Liquors and
i Cigars every called for in the market.
TERMS CASH.
JOHN F. WARD.
tf
i Oct. 1st, 1S75.
AGGLVG & TIES,
WHEAT, FLOUR AND
CORN!
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
supply of
Arrow Tics and Extra Heavy
Bassiiis,.
uummiu
FRESH GROUND FLOUR of the follow.
: i-k
: lllll .i'JLUltl Ut i.UU9 .
! PLANTS EXTRA, which is universally
; given up to be the best Family Flour made
i iu America.
FAVORITE FAMILY FLOUR 1
CENTRAL EXTRA
MESS PORK. RUMP PORK, PRIME BA-
! CON and BULK SHOULDERS.
! 500 Eushels Ccrn, also the well known
i XdJI lUi. VUlMIUUia i
Send in your orders.
s s if i sit rn
' n uuu wv vvr
j Tarboro', N. C, Ang. 13, 1875. tf.
TAX NOTICE.
H" shall attend at the follcwing tiraes and
B. places for the purpose cf colleeting the
isttue and County Tax lor the year 1S75 :
Township Xo. 1, Tarboro, every Tuesday &
Saturday
Townhii No. 2, Piny Grore School Ilouse,
October !i7th.
Township Xo. 8, BarHeld's Store, Oct. 2Sth.
" " 5, Lepgett's " 29th.
" " C, Cherry's " Kov. 3rd.
" " 7, Maner's Hill (Cutchcn's
Store), Kov. 4th.
Township No. 8, Sparta, Nov. 5th.
" " 9, William Webb's, Nov. 8th.
All persons owinur State and County Tax
are hereby requested to meet me at the above
appointments and settle, as I shall, after that
time, proceed to collect as the law directs.
JOSEPH COBB, Sher ff.
Oct. 15th, 1875. 4w.
WYOMING MONTHLY
jl. OTTERY,
Draws on the 30ih of each mom h. By au
thority 6f the Leglsiatnre. I2i'5 000 in ?ti
Iiriaes, 1 Chance iu 5, Tickets "fl 'each, or lO
tor leaving $5 to be deducted lroui the
priz -8 after the drawing. Full particulars
sent free Address J. M. PATTEE,
Oct. 22-3m. Laramie City, Wyoming.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bartus "Willfinss Ac Sons,
No. 6 High St., opposite the Carroilton Hotel,
Baltimore, Md.
Manufacturers of Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Collars,
Bridles, Gig Saddles, Buggy & Coach Pads,
Winkers, Medical and Saddle Bags,
DEALERS IN
Sadelry Hardware, and Leather Generally for the Har
ness iraae.
We sell the MCLEY MORGAN and STONEWELL SADLES tho ort
equestrians, of the best qualities, and at prices
multitude.
t, The trade will find it to their interest
October 1, 1875.
Vk UB
1 iiLJSiiuiiiini
MERCHANT TAILOR,
OPPOSITE HOTEL,
TARBORO', IX. C.
jQj Great Bargains in Clothing, go to
FOP StJ'lisu Sllk and Fr Hats, go to
JpQ J Fine aml Cheap Clothing, go to
FOI ClotllinS iIaue t0 Order, go to
Pqt Flannel Under Clothing, go to
"ByS' aD( nren s Clothing, ga
FOl' S' l0es an( rJir G008
FOl" ''te 'rt3 Socks and Suspenders, go to YJJq
For Youtlis' and Boy i ciothins s to Wbitlock's
Pj, A cheap, or Fine Overcoat, go to WIlitl0Ck?S
For 00t ar' and anercQic'j s to yjijjo(
j, The best quality of Clothing, go to
Pqj, To fit Very Largo Men, go to
Pqj. Fine Talmas and Frock Overcoats, go to
Fd &et a S00 Cigar cheap, go to
FOP Satinet, Cassimeres and Cloths by the yard, go to "Tllitloclv's
JpQP A School and Business Outfit, go to Wllltlock's
For A WeddIns 0utfit' s t0 Whitlock's
Jp0r The worth of you? money, go to Wllltlock's
Tarboro, Oct. 1st, 1875. ly
R. C. BROWN & GO'S.
lil the latest Jovellics ami tlie best
Qualities at the very lowest prices,
T. O. BROWN OO.,
September 17.-tf. MAIN STREET.
TAHBOIiO', IV. O.
Manufacturers of Wagons, Carts, Plows, Gin
and Mill Gearing, and Agricultural Im
plements generally.
We keep on hand a very large stock of Seasoned Wagon and Cart
Materials, and are prepared to furnish on short notice any vehicle in
this line from a liirht one horse wagon to the heaviest carta and wagons
for Saw Mills. We make the
EIGHT FOOT GIN GEARING,
n the best style ; have never heard a complaint of one of our Horse
Powers. We furnish a full set of Bolts with these powers. Price 55.00
complete. Beside several varieties of Turning Plows we make a speci
alty of tbe
li
EDGECOMBE
which we believe has met with more general favor than any Cotton p!ow
ever made. These plows are now made after two patterns, one intended
especially for use in hard and stiff land.
REPAIR WORK
done on Engines, Saw Mills, Gins, Horse Powers, and all kinds of im
plements. The undersigned Is manufacturers' agent for Engines and Saw
Mills, Leffell's Turbine Water Wheels, Grist Mills, Pulleys, Shaft
ing and Gearing.
These Goods are all Warranted.
U- A. WALKER,
Not. 6-lfc SUPERINTENDENT.
that place them within the reach 'at ,h
u,e
to sie us their orders.
Pi. F. GRAVES, Soliciting Agent.
ly.
-00-
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
to
g to
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
Whitlock's
er iuooas
L.T
-(:o:)-
AGRICBLTLRAL WORKS,
COTTON PLOW,"
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