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Result: II hogsheads Of sugar
What is compound addition! Where
heJuncture of one or more matters makes
the total indefinite.
Ex'-Add lin weAlock) Thos. Brown
10 Anne Smith
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Garden s. Flower Seeds,

ENRESiI Garden Seeds also choice variety
4 Of Flower Seeds, just received from RisIcy's
Garden: Frcdonia COUNTY. n. Y,
March II. WALKER & HICKLING.
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NEW GOODS All PERU!
VIM. PAUL g. co.

HAVE just received an assortment of new and
4 Il seasonahc DRY GOODS, which they will
sell low for Cash or Py0duce. They invite an
inspection, and will be glad to show a, any time
BroadcoIhs Sattnets q
PIN d Fey Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, Drilings,
Newest styles of Calicoes, Cambrics,
Br. IL Blend. Sheelings, Lawns,
do Shirtings, Diapers,
Irish Linens and Ticks,
Long Lawn, Socks& Gloves
Cotton Stockings,
4 variety Of stulls for mems and boys Summer
Wear, silk and Kid Gloves and Mi,s, Fancy &
Pocket Handkerchicfs, Parasols and Umbrellas
Straw Bonncts, Palm Leaf Hats, Ribbons, Iaccs,
Suspenders, shell horn and ivory Combs Cotton
Yarn, Begging, Mosquitoc Bars, Boots & Shoes.
AL 20,
Grain and moving Scylhes, Sna,hs,
RIlles and whctstoncs, hay and manure Fork.
Ames Shovcls, Hoes, Rakes, Trace Chains,
Axes Nails wagon and buggy Boxes, etc.
Peru, May 1G, 1915.
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Glass Jars.

EUST received, lot of Glass Jars, an excel.
% lent article for preserves, &c. For sale by
April %. WALKER & IlICKLING.
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Iron. IRON. Iron

lust received by steamer hchigh, lircc. from
0 Pittsburgh, good supply Of Junia,a Iron,
assorted, Tor sale for cash or wheat, in lots 70 iron
wagons, lower than last year.
Peru, April IL, lSi5. WIN. PAUL & co.
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Shot q Lead.

RnALBS. bar Lead, and % bags assorted
OUU Shot. for sale by
march a. 1915. WALKER & HICKLING.
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS

JUST received from the east, most beautiful
~ assortment of GOODS, of the choices, pat
terms and latest styles, as follows:
Superior Black. Blue. and Invisible Groom
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Shilaglc and Iatls.

' b VII = subscriber has cor stan,y on hand Shin.
H. gle and Lath, for sale on reasonable terms.
march 81, 1915. G. DIIRP
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Fruit, &C.

NJ r Raisins; 90 drums fresh
~ Smyrna Figs, and boxes Lemons for
sale by WALKER & HICKLIN(;
March II, 1915.
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Regular saturday Packer,

For Peoria, Peru and OHu,ca.
-sf3c TIL E splendid passen-
a ger and lish, draughl
,-sg gtssasts sylsSl ASteamer
lL sgs5sf-&a5 ssssi3SsA JWESTERN BELLE
80. :s.5.s - sc. Dickinson,
Muster,
will resume her regular trips as above. on the
opening OF navigation, leaving st. Louis every
Saturday, at o'clock. p. NJ, Alton at I o'clock.
p. NJ, arriving at Peru every Monday a, ~ -
clock, NJ, and Ottawa at , o'clock. p II. Return
ing. leaves Ottawa every Tuesday at o'clock,
a. NJ, Peru at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, arriving at ST.
Louis early Thursday morning.
The high standing Of Capt. Dickinson and Of.
Gcers, together with the superior accommodations
Of The Western Belle, offers 10 passengers and
shppeis inducements superior to those of any
other boat in the trade.
The proPrietors OF the Western Belle have
pledged themselves, in case ofex,reme low " ater,
to put a lieh, draugbt boat in the place of The
Belle, which will enable Capt Dickinson to re-
main in The trade the entire season.
G-TPasseugcrs will please Ice on board at the
hour. as the Western Belle will be punclual to
the time advertised.
CHOUTEAC & VALE. St. Louis.
WALKER & HICKLING, Ottawa.
March ii, 1915. 39-s
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Administrators Notice.

""5HsStEUtOTS NOtICC.
'HNllE undersigned, administrator of the
estate OF William Brusler, fila Sale
county, deceased, will attend before the
honorable court Of probate of said county,
on Saturday, the 7lh day of June next,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting
all claims against the estate of said de.
ceased. ALI persons having claims against,
said estate are hereby notified and reques-
ted TO present them at that time for adj
justment according 10 law.
SAMUEL CARTER, .Adm'r.
Ottawa, April Is, ls45. 44.6t.
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CIlHrnS.
Save the Pieces,

A MID castings, such as are broken and
~ unfit Tor use, are bought at the Iron
Store.
Ottawa, Aug. I, 1874.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
IRON STORE AT PERU.

ME subscribers are now opening in Escirs-
IL ter's Stone BUck, the largcs, stock of
Iron. Uhife Lead.
Nails, CJHon Harn,
Uindow Glass, Glass Tumbiers,
Steel Springs, Uooden Buckets, &c.
Spring Steel,
Ever offered in this section of country, which
they will sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
On the most reasonable terms. We invite mer.
chants, wagon-makers, blacksmi,hs, farmers and
all, to give US call before purchasing elsew here
J. II. MCMILLAN & co.
Peru, May %. 1915.
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PlOUSllS! A'iCuglss!

uSF received, IA Jcwcu's Patent Cary
o. PLoUGHS, improved by being higher in
the beam. For sale by
March 81, 1Sl5. CGSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
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Iron ! Iron! Ir0n!

40 TONS assorted Iron, just received and 70,
i q sale by J. MhNLEY a. co.
Ottawa April IL. lsi5.
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Result; Major John Smith.
10 ! hogshead Of sugar
Auu ! " sup. sand
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lSOOtG. EnOiG.

GENTLEMEN'S Fine Calf Stitched,
W Mems Seal, Pump Sole,
Mems and Boys Coarse Boois-for sale by
May l6, 1915. J.G. NATTlNGER
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BUfE:,IO ls0liCS.
WOOL.
Groceries at Peru.

A FULL supply of Coffee, Sugar; Molnsscs,
N Rice and Salt, just received direct from New
Orleans. Also, fresh Teas, Spices. SnIcratus.
dried Apples and Peaches, Soap, Candles, To.
bacco, &c, for sale Ivy WM PAUL & co.
Peru, April IL, 1915.
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Saleratus, Tar g. Esosin,
WOODEN WARE,

0nDOI Patent and Cedar Pals, and doz
~ Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clothes
Pins, for sale very cheap Ivy
march ii, 1915. WALKER & HICKLING.
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Etn.. Insurance Colnpany.

s4geiacyira JHtoH Cdsaoea county, North Caroline.
yWSHE undersigned having been appointed Agent Of
! the Etna Insurance Company. of Hartford, Con-
neccu for the Orange Guiliord Granville
Person Caswell and Rockingham, in North Carolina,
including the tow situated in those counties, and for
the counties of Pittsylvania, Halifax and Meckenburg
in Virginia including the towns of Danyille Competi-
tion Halifax c. II. and Clarksyle he is prepared TO
receive applications and issue Policies of insurance
against losses by Fire. houses, goods, wares and
nIerchandise Including manufactures work Of every
kind. The amount of premium will range from one to
three per cent? according totle danger andrisk Blank
skeletons surveys will be frnished application to
the undersigned, by letter or otherwise.
Maj JAdEs M: PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, Dr. J.
M. LINDSAY, Of Greensborough. and BENJAMIN Q.
Cook. ESQ.,, of Oxford, have, been appointed Sub
Agents. who will make surveys, and policies OF lnsur
ance will be issued through them. go
The propriety of effectng insurance on property
daily exposed to loss by fire. calamyof frequent oc-
currence OF late must be evident to every reectine
mind Hs..i.
When the destructive FIRE occurred in Fayetteyille
some years ago. but few were insured and the loss
many their ALL Atthe late fire most OF them were
either wholly partially insured and some had neg
gently suffered their policies to expire without renew
ling them. 4J. NATHANIEL )! PALMEh.
Milton, N c., Oct LIST, I945.,nfg 1874. fs3 e569sf
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North CarOliasG Institution
- For The Deaf and Dnnah.

1HIs Institution will be opened for the reception
i Pupils about the lst of May next, in the City OF
Raleigh Pleasant and commodious buildings have been
obtained and it is earnestly desired that all hav
ing children or friends who of this unfortunate class
will all practicable have them hear
the time ofopenning the School possible. brg1J3
For the present. Pupils wlbe reeeivedatany age be-
tween eght and thirty The Pupils will live the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction. Thefemale
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Matron and the utmost attenon will
be given and taken, to the comfort and hap
piness, well as the improvement ofall the Pupils
The terms for Session of ten months will be hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tnition
including ths necessary Books and all expenses, cx-
cept Clothing and Medical attendance-Payable, enc
half semi annually in advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisement. riefEt -s.r..5. -. ~. g. st.1G-
All Communications on the subject of the Institution
addressed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh, (post
pad) after the April, to the Principal, will be
attended to promptly -5g 81 e-1rs ~ 9s. s..r
All applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa
rents not able to support them either in full in
part should be made to His Excelency, Gov CIR AHAM,
President of the Literary Board r - ~ Ea 81
a23t tes WILLIAM D.CoOKE, Principal.
Feb 2, 1915. sSz.zsth 535-tf
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NEW FIRM.
And New Goods still Coming!

I
TWNHE subscribers take occasion to announce TO their
friends and the public generally, that having gone
cup;ed by II. a. Badham & CO.. one door below Will
liams Haywood s. Co. they have hand and are con-
sany receivng large and excellent supplies OF StaT
soa Dry Goods,
Together with Hats, Shoes aud Boots, and Shoes tor
Ladies' which they offer at cheap rates for cash or On
short credit punctual dealers Their stock Is
hat hey will be able to furnish what
ever may be desired in their line Of business, and they
can confidently the public that their prices VIII
be as low and their terms accommodating a nose Oh
any House this side of Petersburg. They would most
respectfully ask their friends and the public to give them
ca and if cheap and good goods and fair bargains VIII
entitle them to it, they hope to receive as they VIII en-
deayor TO merit liberal share Of the public patronage
= Ea5 vtasE alH .@Sa L. E. HEARTT.
a "a 81 ~ u ga.s. J. F.2JoRDAN. ,''
Raleigh. Oct 2l, 1s45.a a>a1 g ,s3s1 oIz St.
We have on hand large Stock of Negro Blankets,
as we'll heavy Brogans, which will be sold cheap
Also, Kerseys.s "L. 'l .iS HEARlI q JohDAN. .
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Chemicals i'm great variety from

Paris London, likewise those OF the most Superior
.Aericad Manufacture have been received and will be
sold on pleasing terms by the subscriber viz Todine
Iodde of Iron; Deuto Iodide Of Mercury Proo Iodde
Mercury Iodide of Potass@ Emetne; Strychnine; We
ratrine; Suphate Acetate, and Muriate of Morphine
Narcotine Piperine Cyan Potasse; Ammon Tart Iron;
Citrate Iron; Citrate Qninine aud lron Phosphate Iron
Proto Chlor Mercury; B Chor. do; Tnrpeth Mineral;
Chryst Tart Antimony; .Aconitina (Morson'sl; Nit.
Sulphuret Potasse; Hydrocianic Acid; Bromine All
the above mentioned chemicals are warranted PURE,
being manufactured by the most celebrated chemists
will fail to give universal satisfaction. Physicians
are respectfully requested to test their purity.
5Ej .i"e.s.'- P. F. PESCUD, - ~ Sa 't' =.
ar. a.s6Wholesale and Retail Druggist, q :!
3 .9f.ts i..nj a!t fils Raligh,e North Carolina.
j. Sept "a, lS45. - ,..7.,etfI Iii 3 ;56S-tf.
h1- Registercopy. =. :. -; = -.-.--- -. =
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HEAD-ACHE-SICK Or NERVOUS.
| 4NNHoSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffer
aA ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters Vegetable Pills aremedy at once certain and i'm
mediate its effects. One single dose ofthe pills ia
ken soon as the headache is felt coming on will
itin one hour entirely IL cn ianCC Oh 1nG3 1es
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand unriva'-
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf
fered under the dreadful complaint for years. r7
In habtual cosyeness they decidedly superior to
any vegetable pill brought before the public, and
one so cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoubt est-
ton of every iAdiYidualif33 I'D 81 tf15 .s3ys.fe4
They are invaluable in, nervous and hypochondrieal
Affections loss of appetite and all complaints to which
females alone subject. ~ ASST G9E2 e 9TiI
They mild in their action and convey almost i'm
mediate conviction of their utility from the first dose
may be taken by persons ofany age and the eble
the nrm the nervous and delicate are strengthened by
their operation because they clear the system of bad hu-
mors quiet nervous iFrablitys and inVa6ly produce
Upwards of three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
OF these esimable pills have been sold within the last
twelve months in three States alone, and more than
three times the same quantity other states las 5
ba AS ant-blous medicine noaunly should be with
outthem A snglepFial of them is more satisfactory
than thousand certificates. -ss, -.
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced and
could jury OF all they have relieved be summoned
from the North, the South the East and the West mil
lions of Yoces would be heard in acclamation their
matchless properties The child and the adult-the
youth and decrepid old manLboth sexes and all ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
OF relief Price fifty cents per box. sa bliEo+
Be careful to observe that the of each box
(aI the tsslIs stamped Peters Vegetable PiilSiT
sba Rss9 Sc y Ps.:og gwp H.ySe9d
be foandin all the Towns hthe State 70 =
August 8, Is45 !tlt'<'s isYia2sr 662l6m!k
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New Clothing.

SMITH g. RIGGS are opening large lot of ready
- made Clohing-bought for cash by one the firm,
in New York and will be offered to all who may favor
them with CALL at such prices will be for their
terest to purchase. lla s5 rsf .5... 3- as,.
Should any prefer sending their measures to
the North they informed that arrangements have
been made with one of the most fashionable houses
Broadway, New York, by whom orders will be promptly
executed in the best possible manner and at the low
prices of ten per cent on the cost ofimportation
~ Raleigh, Oct. IIth lS45. sE-x-s at..-gt 57I-4w
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FOR SALE.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

barely two years since the general introduc-
IL ton Of the Lucina Cordial into the United States
and in that period it has not only spread its usefulness
tation which had previously acquired in Europe but
has also added to the renownof usrious inventor by
sess in the cure ofncipient consumption. The knewl-
edge Gifts wonderful influence in renoyating and inyig-
oraon the human frame first suggested the idea using
it in this way and the result is that medicine has been
added the catalogue orthe ofincpient consump-
ton which places the disease with due precaution u
der the control of the patient is scarcely necessary
at period recommend the Lucna cordial as an all
sufficient remedy in cases Of Glee Flour Albus difficult
painful Menstruaon, incontinency of Urine and all
diseases arising from debilation fthe system where
United States has taken precedence of all other ed-
cnes in such cases, and leaves nothing further to be
hoped for its cures being speedy project, permanent
and effected without pain or trouble - -Ir.nsoa eds
For sale in Raleigh by Nessrs. Williams, Haywood
,o,2 aefa!uoaJ ea 81 s.ia .re., geo, g : /
=, 80 - --- = ooz oH.
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| - r q. .,fa BALTHMORE af..( go.
Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
lVWNHE above named establishment has opened at the
IL store adjoining MIR. B. B. Smiths. on Fayette-
vile street = -- ft &C.
The citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity are respect
fully requested TO call and examine my large and fash
onable stock ofsuperior made clothing. t is not sop
shop work neither do intend to run away
the season is over, we receive that patronage which
we expect from generous publicly
My stock consists, in part, az follows: ttf{2
Super blue and blue black Dress and Frock COATS,
% and extra super Drab Sack and Over '',e:l
" heavy Tweed &"
-.-" Croton cloth n ..s-5t .i5lz sc
e" Drab Cashmerett ,... ..--. ..-., b. ,s'
Heavy fulled cloth .s." Z" i.
Super blk Cashmere PANTS, a.
'' fancy. 2" t3a- +" (of various stylss,)
&" French &" i"T -l.4r rt-
- Silk. Satin, Valentia and Marselles VESTS,
' Velvet r.... 60
Stocks. Cravats, Collars, Hose, sc.
Gentlemen wishing suits made TO order, be
commodated in ten twelve days. by leaving their
sures warranted to be the best make and material and
in all cases to 6t. GEO. w. TAYLOR, Agent.
N B. CUrrING done in the latest styles, and at the
lowest prices g., '. 4 a.t. F., -.-'-, .. ~. ,-...
Seplr 8, 1874. 566-tf
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RICHARDSON & CO..
Importers aud dealers i'm Dry Goods,
S3 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
FALL...IS45. -

"E have now in store, of our own Importation and
w purchases in the Northern cities, unusually
large stock Of English, French, German and Domestic
Goods. i-IE t.a r.'HiiE- "#. a.ssift
Our assortmentof Woollens, Oznaburgs, Sheet
ings and Shirnys, Calicos, &C. full than it has
STAPLE GOODS that are generally found in a whole
sale house, we have great variety of FANCY .RRII
CLES, for both ladies and gentlemen's wear.
We offer stock to MERCHANTS from the coun-
try at very reasonable prices, moderate terms, and
respectfully ask an examination oft. ~...--.-e
,r RICHARDSON s. CO.,
Richmond, Septr4, 1915. -,i 566-17t.
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] So. MARY,s sCHooL,
lRAEEIGH, N. C.
RigM Rep. L. S-t IvEs. ID. d. . HisiteT. =
siEs Rev AEBERr SMEDEs, Rector. 4 q e.4

fRAEEI6Id ) NJ c. IS
- f1ig1t Rep. L. S. lTvEs. ID. d. Ilisite1. RI
f-sfb sit3 RevIAEBERT SMEDEs, Rector 8 e.43sj
WSHE winter term Of This Schools viii commence on
the 11th of Nov, and continue till the 18th Of
April ssrafS q sz1s sss & fifliss sIs 5i1 TO zsl.
- Il af1. TERMS: {4 Ef.
For Board and English Tuition, per Term offs
Months, payable in advance, g 3't1 500 90
Tuition in French, H 1egH bioit Is - u so
So in Music on the Piano or Guitar, with ~ g
$S 90 for the use of the Piano., . f 25 90
the instrument a}ii.F5 - g aFIi']1 so 90
Tuition In Drawing and Painting, .{sns Is 90
N b. Beds and Bedsteads are furnished by the ekool
Pupils are required to furnish their own Bedding and
towels or to pay instead, 5 co. The Clothing of Pu-
ps should be distinctly marked with the owners name,
IN full Extravaganza dress is contrary to the princi-
pes ana practice 81 the School and Parents win CON
fer favor. by providing their children onIy with the
dress Of the Pupils Winter for Sundays and special
occasions must be Of JfoxsEi,s do Lain eris1o, of
dark blue color; the Bonnet. Of Straw trimmed with
dark blue ribbon For their ordinary apparel they may
wear dresses Of Calico, Gghan or such ether suitable
material, as their wardTobes will furnish. t
The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel Of the Institution by the Rector, Pupils have
rarely occasionto visit the City, They allowed to
accept Invitations in the City for the day Ony once
month, and never for the evening. t5s8r..5 ri
They have opportunities of seeing their friends and
acquiring ease of manner in society at the Sotrees
which are statedly held l5GyFoi 81 70 ]Gs11A'
Sept &c, lS45. So ta 81 .5cg% a 669f-
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CITY sBAK EHOISE.

TENf3E new Bakery in this y which was announced
II few weeks since in such flaming style and recon-
public patronage by the Register having
down. or rather passed into the hands of free Of
COLOR the subscriber takes occasion state that he is
still business his old stand. where he is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of BREAD in his line Of business,
The people here know the subscriberhe is not in the
habit of disappointing them and he assures them
that he will spare pains please them and merit
theif patronage. The question is put to the Me-
chanics and Citizens of Raleigh, whether they will pat
ronize his establishment or free man of color.
1eao noII8A si GEORGE SH.fTONNoFFSKE.
Raleigh, October lst, ls45. 10 ~ 569-5t /!
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
.aUCTIONEERS IND lt
GouaEmisSiOK1 Merchants.

y.zl.rse RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
HAVE for sale. on consignment. from Importers
and>ManufactHrers, large stock Of Groceries sc.
comprising Sugars, Coffee, Moasses Salt, Oils, Nails
Spices Sole Leather, Cheese, Teas, Fruits, Lconie
Window Glass, Paper, Shoes, Hats GunPowder Indigo
adirr, Sc &C.. which offered at tote Prsees, Coy
on Thursdays For sums over 100 dollars four months
credit is gven for drafts accepted by any responsible
house in Richmond Petersburg, or town In North Caro-
lima, where Banks are located. s.,s.e s&s
We have occasional Auctions of 4lae II
Boots, shoes. Hats, and Dry Goods,
I'D invite the attention of the North CafoliRa Merchants
IN cur establishment when visiting our City. -sD
10 Sn,ober Cu, 99J Is4s u = 572-st.
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Grand Lodge of North CarOlina.

FNHE Officers, Members, and Delegates are hereby
n notified that the Annual Communication of the
Grand Lodge of North Carolina will be held at the Ma
sonic Hall in the city of Raleigh, Monday evening
the first day of December next at halfpas O'Clock,
and will continue its sttings until all the business which
may come before it shall be disposed Of Officers of
Subordinate Lodges will be expected to attend in per-
scn or cause proper Delegates to be appointed accord
ing tohe Constitution and of the Grand Lodge
- ~ WILLIAM T., Balm, Grand SScTetdrv.a
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 10, 1915. ,jiie 57I-tin.
Independent, Register. and Star, will copy -----
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I" Gree1atOw's O7-egOn."

NNHE History of Oregon and California, and tbe o@
IL er Territories on the Northwest Coast of NorE
America: Accompanied by Geographical View and
Map OF those Countries And number of documents
Gfeenhew, Translator and Librarian to the Deparmsn
of State of the United States, &c. &c.
The above splendid work on Oregon, &C., has been
received, and is for sale at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. c. ..
June 80, iIs45. -s 'a Is '57. 5ss
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RECEIVED.

fresh supply of Halibut and Salmon Picked and
Hermetcally Sealed. IN Tin Cansters; Soussd Salmon
in IL b Kits, Sardnes and Salmon, in Oil Anchoves
and Syrup, Green Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Beef and
Bologna Sausages. Tomato Catsup, Capes
and other fine Pickles i'm Wine vinegar, and varou.
Sauces. aaLI3fW Ii G. VS. C.. GRIMbdE,e1
yet 1O' 1S4o. - ~ ..tl92 .35giafs " a3 57I
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For Sale or Rent.

THNHE house and lot formerly owned by Richard
IL Green, and adjoining w. & A. Stith's, The dwell
ling house has four and three repaces. There
Kitchen house, dairy, barn, stable, carriage
house. upwards thirty fruit trees and excellent well
of water The house will be sold credit Of one,
two three and four years if not sold before the lst
January next will be rented for any number of
years Apyly to W. & A. STlTH.
Sept 4, 1915. 3. 1Srst1 665-4m