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Wiesenfeld,
Cotton Factors
Commission Merchants,
XSsilliinoro, 3tl.
General
Make liberal
Cash advances on
Produce.
Also with approved fceuritv, will advance on accommodating terms,
SUPPLIES to FAHMKHS for carrying on this year's crops.
Those desiring to avail themselves' of the above offer, will apply to
our Agent, J. . Coflicld, Tarboio', N. 0.
J. B. COFFIELD,
Gen. Commission Merchant
AND IV HOLES ALE DEALER IN
Whiskies, Wines, Tobacco, Segars,
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Building
and Shell Lime, Gu
anos, &c, Sec.
Tarboro', N. C.
Feb. IP, 1875.
Soluble Bahama Guano,
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March 24 I87G. 2m
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Friday, :
April, 14, 1876
THE
BATTLE'
A-D.
OF
871.
ASHDUNE.
King Ethelred is at his prayers,
Tie Preists they sing the mass,
And Ashdun.i Hill lies dark and still
As up the Saxons pass.
Four days agone they met the Dane
In figut at Reading towi,
And Thames' clear flood, -with christian
blood
Had stained its current down.
Beyond the Thames no priests do pray,
The cross is trampled down;
The sky is black with cities' sack
And red with burning town.
And full Ave hundred Danish hulls
At Heading town do ride,
And Wesscx land has felt their brand
On many a green hill side.
And many a stubborn Saxon churl
And many a noble thane,
With red heart's blood has wet the sod
Before the ruthless Dane.
And now ajain on Ashdune Hill
The pagan host is met.
And England's crown is lost or won
Before the sun shall set.
t Englafeld stout Ethelwolf,
Their bloody welcome gave,
And will be fought at Reading rout
But found a bloody grave.
Two northern Kings one Lost do lead,
Bagseg and fierce Ilalfdene;
The Sidrocs stout the left draw out,
"With many a Jarl, I weea.
And in the dawn king Ethelred
Prays God to bless the right;
While on the hill young Alfred still
Arrays his men for fight.
With sword in hand, resolved doth stand
And waits his brother's word:
The mass is long, the priests sing strong,
No leader's voice i3 heard.
Absve on Ashdune's scrubby top,
The savage foe appears,
lie holds the hill, why stand we still?
Up with the Saxon spears !
IYtnce Alfred saw the countless throng
All swarming down the slope,
"As wc stand here, if they come near
There is no further hope."
"While he doth pray, we loe the day,
My line doth backward yield,"
Then out he cried, "My comrades tr.ed,
This is our latest field."
"For life and home and chris'aan faith
This day we lose or win ;
Our cause is just, God is our trust,
Follow as I begin."
Fierce as a wild boar from the wood,
With all his bristles set,
They charge the foe, right up they go,
And on the slope are met.
Now Denmark draw thy wightest sword
And wield thy stoutest spear,
Thou feel'st not now, mild Edmund's blow,
'Tis Alfred's arm is here.
Trust not to northern Gods of fight,
Call not on woden now,
The Northman's blood boils in his veins,
Though Christ has marked his brow.
Along the ru jged fringe of haws
The battle euls and Hows;
No arm is slack, no foot gives back
But blow is paid with blow.
t u?t fall tl.e ilurts as winter ram,
The battle roars around :
The stunned wood, the Daues makii good,
Nor give the Saxons ground.
Sidroe and IlarUd leal the war,
Lor.d rings their battle cry ,
Like Ocean's surge, right onward urge,
The tumult tills the sky.
And like a gallant ship and .-tauudi.
Does Alfred stem the flood
True to his course, their raging fj:c'
But marks his track in blood.
But spent with t:il his shattered band
The summit ne'er cm win.
When on his ear, a Saxon cheer
Rises above '.he -i;n.
King Etbeirt-d c m chaining up,
With half iiis men behind ;
Though be can pray, h showed that day
He came of Kingly kind.
And bootless is their valor now
And vain their leaJeis' might,
The Saxon King himself doth fling
Amidst the thickest fight.
King Bagseg fails beneath his sword,
Prince Alfred Sidroc slew,
And to tlio crest, they quiekty pre-scd,
Whre Denmark's Raven rlew.
Ilalfdene is lied, both Sidrocs dead,
llarald and beani too.
And o'er the down to Reading town,
The victors lierce pursue.
Since Hengist bore to Britain's whore
His hardy Northern tribes,
No field like this so fought so won.
Saw England's greea hill sides.
And never such a pious King
As Ethelred, I ween ;
Nor such a wight on field or light,
As Alfred e'er was seen.
And God did give that blessed King,
This grace before he died.
Far Christ's pure light to win the fight
On Ashdune's chalky side.
And when the late Spring saw the gias,
The scatteied corpses shroud ;
King Ethelred had bowed his bowed his
bead
And England wept aload.
But for that Prince who led the charge,
l"p Ashdune's bloody slope,
Each pious hand in Wessex land
Is raised lo Heaven in hope
That long he may with justice rule
The realm his valor won;
And with his crown, may he hand down,
His virtues to his son.
Eihelred died on the 23rd ef April, A.
1. oTl, only a few weeks after the Batlie
of Ashdune. "Having for five years through
many difficulties ruled his Kingdon vigorr
eusly and uprightly, " says Asser, Alfred s
contemporary biographer.
PERSIMMON B LOSS 0 M S
"Bless you," said John Iltinry,
with tears i:i bis eyes, "she takes
her own hair off so easy that per
haps she dosn't know how it hurts
to have mine pul I o 1 out."
"There is no sunset in heaven,"
says a noted divine. "We go fur
ther than that," says an exchange,
" there's no getting up of nights to
draw the baby's legs back under
the cover."
"What can I do to make you love
me more?'' asked a youth of his giil
tho other evening. "Buy me a rinp,
stop eating onions, and throw your
shoulders back when you walk," was
tho immediate reply.
A New York bootblack was
soliciting custom on the Bowery in
his bare feet, and a pedestrian gave
him a job for the sake of asking :
'Bob, where are your boots ?'
'Gone up,' was the reply.
'And yon have to go bare-footed ?'
'Well, its either go barefooted or
put on an old pair of did's and my
st vie is before you.'
'Gracious V I f-ltoiild think you'd
freeze.'
'Freeze ! Aw,
ICtl;
Cats go
bai efocted a -'1 winter, ar.d when 7
can't stand as much as a cat 7'm
going to eat rat pizen and die !'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
Officb Boaed of Co. Commission
SSIONERS,
unty,
Ctb, 1876.)
Edgecombe County
Tarboro, N. C, Mar. Ctb
ORDERED by the Board, that pursuant 10
Sn A n,nn r.' Vittl,.' TipVlBnl. the
polling place of Otter's Creek Township No.
9, be and the same Is hereby discontinued at
William Webb's House and removed to Har
rcll & Webb's Store, and it Is further ordered
that publication hereof be made in the Tr-
borougn Southerner lor thirty days.
Test: A. Mcti&uGi vicrit.
March 10, 1876. lm
NOTICE.
Office Board of Co. Commissiokees, 1
Edgecombe County,
Tarboro, N. C, Mar. 6th, 1876.)
ORDERED by the Hoard, that, pursuant to
t?ec. 4. Chap. 52, Rattle's Revival, the
polling place of Sparta Township No. be,
and the same is hereby discontinued at Spar
ta, and removed l Nettle School House in
said Township. Further ordered that publi
cat on hereof be made in the Tnrborough
Southerner for thirty days.
Test : A. McCAlili, Clerk.
March 10, 1870. 1m
NOTICE.
Office P.oAnn cp Co. Commissiosf.es,
IS EES, l
r'l87G.)
EnOECOMBE COUSTY
Takiioeo', N. C, Mar. 0th
ORDERED by the Board, that pursuant to
Sec. 4, ChTip. 52, Battle's Revisal, the
polling place, of Walnut Creek Township
No. 11, be and the same is hereby discontin
ued at Noble's Mill and removed to the
Township House on the County Lands near
the rooi House. urther ordered that pub
Hcat'on hereof be made in the Tarborough
Southerner lor thirty days.
Test : A. McCABE, Clerk.
March 10, 1876. lm
Hi
Office Board Co., Commissioners
Edgecombe Cousty, y
Tarboro', N. C, March, 13th IS7C. 5
ORDERED by the Board of County Com
missioners that the attention of the Town
ship Trustees be called to the following Sec
tion of the Machinery Act for the year 1876,
and they are also requested tc see that the
provisions tof6aid Section unless they pro
duce a Physician's Certificate to the Board
showing that sickness was the cause of their
failure to comply.
Test : A. McCabe, Clerk
Sec. 0. Persons not (jiving in to be charged
with double fax, and be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor :
The county commissioners shall insert in
the abstract of the tax list for each township
the description and valuation of all property
not triven iu, with the name ot the person
supposed to be liable for the taxes thereon,
and the names or all persons in each town
ship liable lor a poll tax who failed to give
themselves iu, and shall charge all 6ucb per
sons with double the tax with which they
would otherwise be chargeable, unless eatis
factory excuse therefor be rendered ; and all
pers ns who are liable for a poll tax and
shall wiituilv tail to give themselves in, aud
all persons who own property and wilfully
fail to list it within the time allowed, before
the list-taker and the County Commission
ers, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeau
or, and on conviction therelor shall be fined
not more than fifty dollar- or imprisonment
not more than one month. it.
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W. H. BAILEY,
Plattsbargh, N. Y-
Want to Sell.
f WILL SELL MY TWO STORY DWELL
M. ing on Church Street, corner of Thomas
street five rooms and closets. The J$ji
Buuse is newij pauueu anu in excel- PKjjjl
lent repair. One acre of ground is rjallll
attached under new paling. There are also
the necessary out houses. ), ts a bargain for
someooay.
I will also sell a good Piano aud other Fur
niture. Also several vacant lots on Church
Street. All m Roekv Mount, N. C.
DOSSEY BATTLE.
Oct. 29, 1S75. if
TARBORO'
Lag
er Beer & Wine
SALOON.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL
the Fine WINES and LIQUORS, TO
BACCO and CIGARS, opposite Adams' Ho
tel. ERHARD DEMUTH,
Oct. S, lS75.-tf. Proprietor.
lfftClOA Per Dav at home. Terms free
10 IV t?,iU Address Ot. Eiias. : Co.. PorUand
Maine.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IS RECEIVING ALMOST DAILY THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
Fine Sets Jewelry of
Fine Chains for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Beautiful Bracelets of various styles,
18k Rings. Gold Studs in Great Variety,
The Fincsi assortment or Silver Ifire
ever oiler ed 5 if a Is market.
MANY .NOVELTIES, SUCH AS
Handso me Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Boxes, Puff Boxes, &c.
BEAUTIFUL ELGIN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF AIL
GUADJiS AXD SIZES.
T Watch Impairing is our specialty, and wo guarantee that our work
shall not bo surpassed iu any city.
If We corilialiy invite oir friend and tli p-ib'ic to xa;iine on.' stock.
Octcber 8. li-7o if.
Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler,
TARBORO' N. C.
Xlcalci' lix
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fine Table Cutlery, Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses, Sewing
Machines, Needles & Oil,
Solid Gold 18k Rings,
Gold Studs, Collar &
CulT Buttons.
A general assortment of Goois too numerous t.- mention . ru ways on hand, very cheep lor
Cash. Goods guaranteed as represented, upen a forfeit of double the price paid for them.
Fine repairing promptly done, and warranted to give satisfaction.
I return sincere thanks to the public for the liberal patronage extended in the past four
years, and promise to strive to merit a continuance of the same.
See Sign Big Watch, Next to Pender & Jenkins,
Main Street, - - Tarboro', N. C
Tarboro', N. C, Jan. 14, 1S75.
THE NEW
"DOMESTIC "fjJH
. tn M WXi rliiI s s,h
THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
With cur printed directions, no instruction or mechanical skill is required to operate it. ;
The construction of the machine is based upon a principle of unique and unequalled sint
plicity, comprising simnle levers working upon centres. The bearings are few, and the
are hardened and polished.
The machines arc made at our new works in the city of Newark, Jf. J., with new special
(patented) machinery and tools, constructed expressly to accomplish what we now offer.
Every machine fully warranted.
"DOMESTIC" SEWfitfG MACHINE CO.r,
New York ami Cliicafjo.
FASHION!
tend the making of, their own garments. W itfi tne
highest talent and the best facilities in all departments, and the best ideas of the most skillful
modistes, both at home and abroad, we are enabled to attain results tar above the reach of the
average dress-maker. Our styles are always the latest and best. Our elegantly-illustrated
catalogue mailed to any lady sending fivi cents with her address. Agents wanted everywhere.
"DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Ncy "STorli aud Chicago.
April 14th, 1S7G.
1873!
BERLAIN&RAWLS
every description,
A
Double
Thread Lock-Stitch
Machine.
SAVINGS. By usm? the "Domestic" Pa
per Fashions the most stylish and perfect-fitting
costumes can be produced, at a large saving in
MONEY to those who choose to make, or superin-
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