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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

N. C. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-At meet
ings Of the State Agricultural Society held
j last week, essayszwere read by w. f. Shultz
, of Salem. on bees and honey making; by
Louis French, of Kenansyille, on the Soup
pernongrutf wine.making BY w. g. Con.
nell, or Buncombe, on the manufacture Of
cheese and an article by s. G. Shelton, OF
Nashville, on the cultivation of tobacco in
the mountains. 1.-The Executive committee
were authorized to make arrangementsJafor
a Floral land Horticultural Exhibition al
the Fair grounds in May next. Thetollow'
ling officers were elected for the ensuing year
Il president. Hon. Kemp'P. Battie'o
lolVICE PRRsaDENT.-Statea at large Hon
Tod r. Caldwell of Burke, Hon. ID. M
Barringer of Wake, Gen. Bryan Grimes o.
Pitt, and Dr. p E. Hines of Craven 4a#
q Congressional Districts-1st District.--R
Fl. Smith, ESQ, lof' Halifax, and Edward
Wood, ESQ.,, of Chowan. y.i ..iig 1sAH3Ii.
-iac2 nd District.-Capt.J ]. s. Dancy of Edge
combe, and Council Wooten of Lenoir. Is
~. Srd District Alfred Dockery o
Richmond and Col Fremont of New Han
over. sadR s5IsGol9a 0Rs yiJ e. .s0a
4th District. -4Jno. w. Norwood, Esq.
of Orange and Capt. III. Davis of Franklin
9TH Distnct.+-DdiA. Kerr, Esq, of Ala
nance and A. @. Hedge of Davidson. s5iI
9th District.-N L. Williams, Esq, oil
Yadkin and M. L. Wriston, Esq, of Neck
lenburg. 10 iiia IA alai l.ssmiG "a
18th District. -S.I C. Shelton, ESQ, sol
Buncombe and Gen. s. +. Patterson.of Call
well. aopiird I'D hlI tabsL II 5a sloEis
Rec. and Cur. Sec y.-P. F. Pescud, lol
'Wake.tnlaf3Els Jit = 1G7bi79 hsTs9qqs
81 Treasurer. w. II. Jones, of Wake. i9di
% Observation-Disclosures j. Litchiord, Ao
Wakc.me3 uo3iisd 9H1od8zlsG 9di 20 gan
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The accounts that have reached us of the
destruction wrought upon Strasbourg by the
fire of the German artillery may well raise
the apprehensions of the Parisians. The
thick stone walls of the houses and public
buildings of Strasbourg were battered into
chaos, and the artillery was directed with
such precision that hardly point aimed at
was ever missed. The Germans, are pre-
pairing to open fearful fire upon Paris,
from guns of great range, throwing enor-
nous projectiles, solid and explosive. Who
can tell how Paris. would be transformed
,bysa bombardmeIt like thatof Strasbourg,
but from ten times as many guns %. hna
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The way to get along in the world is to
make evey step one that is ahead, and each
to follow its predecessor. Full fifty per
cent. of the efforts in, the world are absolute
ly wasted in indirect, diffase, indefinite la
bors. Young men start on in life without
purpose or point, neither casting thought
on their fitness or unftness for a particular
calling now doing this thing, now thai, and
after that, nothing one day going on, an,
other on the right or left, the next back
ward, and then not going at all; which is,
perhaps, as bad as the whole combined
The straight line in life is the one that leads
straight ahead This almost always secures
success
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

ts4-a IT,. ~ - or a.
FooD For S1NGING BrRDs.-Knead to
gether three pounds of split peas ground or
beaten to flour, one and half pounds of
fine crumbs of bread, the same quantity of
coarse sugar, the raw yolks of six eggs, and
six ounces of fresh butter. Put about a
third of the mixture at time ina frying
pan over gentle fire, stir it until a little
Drowned, but not burned. When the other
two parts are done, and all cold, add six
ounces of NAV seed and six pounds OF
bruised hemp seed, separated from the husks.
Mix together, and it win be found excellent
food for thrushes, robbins, larks, linnets,
cannaries, finches, and most other singing
birds, preserving them admirably in song
and feather. = '' -! = -. -
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

ed The New York Herald isiknown always
to be on the strong side. IT goes with the
current! current, Speaking Of the election Of Presi-
dent in 1872 it says :gjiqa9 sdf a.o-l s5iilas
q. Against Gen. Grant in 1872 the prospect
OF Democratic victory is very slim. In the
chapter OF accidents the chances may be i'm
proved but from the facts and signs before
US Grant is good for another term against
any Democratic competitor. sIgoT oi5 "a,
= The people agree with the Herald The
reduction Of the National, Debt is exceed
ingly popular. The masses look upon
President Grants administration as being
honest, economical, and wise. They will
sustain him. :. fa1.i 1859 9fii'H
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(From our special Correspondent,
Which shalt Prevail Might or Right.

The recent luck Of the Democratic party
cannot be styled triumph or victory but
simply fraudulent success which is alone at
Jtributableto the intimidation of the Invisi-
Bile Empire which they desire to ingaurate
I into our government. They have,a MAORI
ty of Legislative and Congressional Officials
/; but Ku Kluxism and might were employed
against Republican right and honor, but
our agent are more potent than theirs and
will eventually succeed. The yeonianry
and mechanics of North Carolina will never
submit to Ku Kux legislation and corrup
ton. No never. Many poor colored person
was denied his franchise last August not by
his friends but his sworn enemies, the Ku
Klux. That organization and the Demo-
cratic, party are one, are foes TO colored
civilization and prosperity, and Republican
elevation. They !. wish them to live in
barbality and obscurity which ,disgraces and
shocks civilization and humanity. But
while We have q Continental Congress and a
| Napoleon developed in the person of Presi-
dent Grant, they shall forever enjoy freedom
and Republican rightwil succeed. -
l. Il Court is in session this week, his Honor,
Judge Henry, of the 18th Judicial District
presiding. He has given great satisfaction
| to the Bar so far and is destined to become
| q universal favorite. North Carolina may
well be proud Of such . distinguished son
and judicial officer. hi 5GT .1.o. IT,.
Salisbury, Oct. "a, 1870. .a5 '35 ', (
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Msekls Stamhara
wednesday, Nov. 2, 1870.
Congressional Convention. q

A Convention of the Republicans OF the
Fourth District is called to meet at the
Court House in this City on Thursday, the
10th day of next month-November--for
the purpose of nominating acandidate for
Congress to fill the unexpired term of John
T. Deweese.
Each County is entitled to as many dele
oates as it has members in the House, of
Representatives. The proceedings of the
meetings appointing delegates must be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
laid before the Convention as credentials.
&c. L. HARRIS,
Chairman Dist. Com.
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Fa We learn from the Wilmington Star that
the Union and True Republican is the name
of new paper to be commenced in that city
on or about the first Of November, It will,
OF course, be Republican IN politics, rs its
name implies, and the prospectus announces
the fact that it "wlll exert every influence it
can command to unite the party in one in
vincible phalanx, and employ all !audable
means to redeem the State of North Carolina
from the power of the Democratic party
and to secure the triumph of the Republi-
can party at the next Presidential election"
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

Is the Sentinel aware that a large portion
of the Democrats of New York City have
ranged themselves under the banner of the
young Democracy. and are fighting the
corrupt Tammany Ring2 The Tammany
wing must be exceedingly corrupt for any
portion of its followers to oppose it. The
} most corrupt city in the world is New York.
Why? Because it is the headquarters OF the
Democracy iu1ti i-iasa1t ~ sjn1h aoqs1
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

r Experience in Virginia has developed the
fact that it takes negro juryman exactly
four minutes to go to sleep after he has
taken his seat in the box Louisville Courier
journal. .,..l, -. ...., Il ......
This extract appeared in the Sentinel OF
the 22d. 1t means that the colored man is
not fit to be a juryman. The Sentinel pub
fishes the paragraph without comment, and
therefore endorses the sentiments expressed.
Take notice, coIored men, the Sentinel is op-
posed to ysur being jurors. Dr. Dunn is
secession-democrat and a supporter of the
Sentinel. He endorses the Sentinel There.
fore, Dr.. Dunn is opposed to colored men
sitting on juries. The Old Fellow will
show himself eoery now and then. an. ,,is Z
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

~ 1t is stated that the recent sale 400, 900
'muskets by the government was made in
strict conformity to the terms Of. the neu-
trality proclamation, and that none :, were
sold knowingly to French-agents. The sale
was even delayed three days at the request
ofthe German Consul. General in New York,
in order to give German house an equal
chance of purchasing. S.n6.aI sN n "
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

was Willism Champion, an, Ole, d grsy-hair-
ed man, and one of the managers of election.
His sole ofense was that be was Republic
can. Rufus Irwin was also whipped and
then shot IN the shoulder. 9Hes' 20 s'u9.a
b. How long are these devils in human form
to be permitted t. disgrace ciy!lization by
their heilish obperationsa When viii the
people Of the North be brought TO conpre-
tension of the actual state IF society' in
some portions of these Southern ,States?-
Cor. Wash. Chronicle = slsis9Di5 - isi't
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

We tender our thanks to the Virginia
State Agricultural Society for compliment
airy ticket to its fair. We are also happy to
acknowledge our indebtedness to the Roam
ioke and Tar River Agricultural Society and
to the Cape Fear Agricultural Society for a
certificate of annual membership to each of
those enterprising and valuable organiza-
lions. ''i --l'-i '''"HF'e
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02
. O1trages in South Carolina.

On every hand evidence accumulates of
one of the most completely organized and
diabolical conspiracies for the overthrow Of
the government that the world has ever seen.
Our readers need no information of the
operations of the Democracy in this State.
We do not purpose to speak now of1the
outrages upon civilization bi which they
gained temporary supremacy heress AT
present our thoughts rest onSouth Carolina.
The following is specimen of Democratic
doings in. that State. 1t shows how unwil-
ling are oligarchists and despots toilift their
feet from. the necks of long PROSTATE
..o.l.i .tia -3.t 'lficf HlY u : Jnnl / |
PeoP'9i irifi yu: iv,dliR boilaali.9I
The writer of this knows something of
the feelings and sentiments of he5people id
these two counties, Laurens and Newburg.
He spoke at the former place last Saturday,
and had it not been for the presence of the
United States troops he would probably
have been driven out of town, il not killed.
Irode 80 miles ON a hand car propelled by
colored men to meet the regular train, on the
SI t c' io"u, s"S SH, ienSnea Ne"
purg ,ouha non. oo,omon Z: noge' mem
State; Hon. Reuben Nomlinson, State Trea-
surer; and President Bush, Of the G. & Col.
H. ~ ~ 80. :, ~ ..,tyI ,,r4,L
we sh proceeueo 10 INC aoeei 70 ainner'
our meal we observed q dozen men, more OF
less, seated on the piazza Of the hotel. II
was necessaIy 70 Pas .ueso sinains wnen We
went ous, aao, as We ole so L neard the re-
marx maj iesieen1y 1nteuaea 10, our ears
.The e.. an gensemaa 10 .ne e,owa j
lne hrst que IS Inc RASCAL slluaine
70 CONGRESSMAN 1oge. re Pa!q no stten'
uon, pus Passee ~ ~ w .rsln, and Pl1..
ceeueo On our Jyu.ney.. l's = o1t san nlt
., .ne t prna.a aseoausa = M M w
nsr, =. neptpsens ss!ey. H. ~
ths Gounras,s hsscs s9ssa. uau -. ahsss
tney nassa aa1Ss saPs''o''s an Au"'os'
any a,s alsaeu ossaue i.ai q a.. 49, z,
/ ~ oanuay nign. Hst one =, ny .ay =
DleM. ou'lsos stas ~ -. "nn.So I
anywhere occurred ~ epalssnpuie, ahosne'
ol tae aPPel eooh''es N 11eS'e' sns "".''s r''
AZ la5!S: q. y ,L2a.. 4 t.no,a i.
| 5ule lnonsnsive ss'y.sa peSPs, wv ~
sou O.0 . SonS - ~. 1880 1891 - tSs;,
| Iomes as uSso ~ niSn'. eSitp M
clotalng, anu cruelty aasue. ~ LIZ. Dsmo
cratic prosecutors un'il 'neir pa'As "sf' "
inIo snieus; u... I'LL ..as, on III, Il, !.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

We learn from the New Berne Times that
Mr.. John Patterson while on his way home
last evening some person or persons struck
him with a slung shot, or some other wea-
pom, which so stunned him that he could
not distinguish the party or parties.
The Waterman at Messrs. Wade & How
ards saw some one running through the
grounds, but could not gel close enough to
shoot at him, or prevent his excape. Mr..
Patterson gave the cry of murder, but not
in time to prevent the escape Of the as
Eassin. d., @
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

SUICIDE. The Wilmington Star says
We regret to learn that Rev. ]. T. Wescoh,
of Brunswick county. committed suicide at
Greensville, s. G., on Thursday last, by cut
ting his throat with razor. Mr.. W. is said
to have been suffering from mental alteration
at the time. He died instantly.
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w. W. hOLDEIN, va -
ohairman Co. Ex. Com

The Hillsboro' Recorder dominates Seaton
Gales, Esq, of this city, as Democratic can
didate for the seat in Congress which was
made vacant by the death of Judge Gillian.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

.7s A new form of envelope has recently be-
come quite popular in Germany, and pos
sesscs the convenience of enabling one to
open letter when con pletolyl sealed up
without the ordinary difficulty offindinga AN
,entrance.I Theiarrangementic consists in san
Producing athread which projects from one
of the corners, by pulling which the lowe
edge of the envelope is cut throughlew with
out injury to the enclosure, the addressdol
the stamp. all.. 800. ~ ElhEE u bag
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

) The Kukluxs in New York city have
dared the government to attempt an enforce
ment Of federal law. President Grant has
ordered four thousand troops that nursery
of Instruction. When Tammany shall
have erected its barricades, and the bodies
of Republicans dangle from the lamp posts,
New Workers will understand what Ku-
kluxism means, and how elections were car
RED in North Carolina. y III II, snl..i-i'.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

- Hon. Jesse R. Stubs, of the Williamson
r.. r., Just deceased, was insured in the
Widows and Orphans Benefit Life Ins. Co.
Of New, York, martin 3 Finch Gen. Agents
fol for N. c. for the sum Of 5000. Proofs of
death have been forwarded, and the money
will be paid in a few days. la.I'4g
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The Lee Memorial Committee for this
city have completed their programme Ex-
Gov. Vance accepts their invitation to deliv-
er an eulogium on the character of Gen Lee,
and Wednesday, 2ad Nov. is designated for
that purpose. Public bodies and citizens
generally are invited to participate. The
Peace Instituted selected for the ceremonies.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

A pretty home toilette is composed of a
robe of crimson French merino, trimmed in
the front with two bias folds of black satin,
in rounded form, to simulate an apron !;
each band about quarter ola yard apart,
and edged with fringe; from the sides, two
folds to correspond, passed in rounded
form. Bodice, tight,ftting, and trimmed
square with two folds of black satin, edged
with fringe. Couture ornamented with a
black velvet rosette.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

Whittemore, of South Carolina, has been
beaten for Congress by Rainey, acolored
man. This is just as it should be- Mr..
Whittemore disgraced his party, and has
justly been repudiated. All suchmen should
be treated in like manner. If the Republican
party cannot find honest men in its ranks to
elect to office, we say send an honest Dem
ocrat -
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

/, Avery pretty evening toilette is composed
of a robe of white tarlatan. draped with
hanging bows of applegreen. satin % upper
skirt of white taffetas, formed with q puff at
the back, and trimmed round with Jusche
of green satin. Low bodice and basques,
trimmed to match schemisette OF pleated
,tulle = bows and flowing ends of green satin
on each shoulder Couture ornamented with
white rose buds. 1ffiaIl i'd tnnferh.lf /,
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The Governor and Council have appoint
ed the following gentlemen directors on tn
Weastern Division of the Western N. c. Rail-
road: ]. J. Mott, w. w. Rollins, ]. R.
Ammons, Pinckney Rollins, W. L. Henson,
r. NJ. Henry, and Jos. G. Abbott. ~
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

Died in Edwardsport, Indiana, on the 5th q
October 1870, Of Paralysis, John A. Wicker, In
the 54th year Of his age. He was arative q
North Carolina, and resident Of this city for 9
number Of years, and Isl brother Of David a
Wicker, Clerk of our Market. ,.Ia isrg,i |
In this City, yesterday morning THURSDAY,
at Il past 5 O'Clock, Mrs Penelope Smith, relic
Of the late Richard Smith, in the SD year o
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The Wilmington Star says At Carver's
Greek, in Bladen county, last Sunday night,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock, the
Grist and Saw mill, belonging to Mr..
Maultsby, were set on fire by an incendiary
and burned TO the ground. There was, we
learn, no insurance on the property, and the
loss falls heavily on Mr.. Maultsby, he having
purchased the mills on Saturday, the day
previous to their destruction, from Mr.. VIM.
Brown. .r.. rqr
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

s. We shall be obliged to our friends in the
country for items of local news. Long COM
munications are not desirable, but brief
statements of facts, fires, accidents deaths,
marriages, neighborhood news, are always
welcome. 5i 10
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ANOTHER MUN1FF1nc,EINr G1Fr.-The Wi

ANOTHER MUNIFIcENT GIFT.-The Will
mington Star learns that Commodore Van
derbuilt, whose noble act of liberality in
furnishing the money for the purchase of a
house of worship for Rev. DR.. Deems was
lately recorded in or paper, has recently en-
dowed the church with 100000 more.
DR.. Deems has been peculiarly. fortunate in
securing such mpnifcent patron as the
Commodore. .n7,t i.,l;goa gr-4i .,.t.,,
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MARRIEO:

20 In Halifax county, at the residence Of Ephrain
/ Mitts, on the 10th inst,i by ]. J. Goodrayn, Mr..
w. +. You've and Miss SALLIE ADAMS, all of
HALIFAX, NC Go3}.iai h1d 5lna .a03 !
In this city on yesterday. Wednesday, Nov.
26th, by Wesley Whitaker. ESQ.,, Mr.. Henry
! c. Harris and Miss Lula r. jackson, all oi this
city. - ihia sr4 sa 81 $50 .istI sL1
In Harnett county. on the 18th inst, by Neil
Mckay. d. D., Mr.LWilliamiE. Mnrchisonj ia
Miss Mary N. Mcleod. Iqi1H g,6i 4 .eraA
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DEATH OF SOLOMON BRAGG.-This old
colored man is dead. He died of paralysis.
He will be remembered by a great many as
the boss" of the hands employed to keep
up the Capitol Square. He was man of a
good character, faithful servant, and will
be missed by the community. ~. -
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The OM North State, Democratic paper,
says: HMen may deceive themselves as
they will, but there can be but little doubt
in the minds of the calm and observing that
2O, 900 men voted the Conservative ticket
at the late election who have no fixed poll
teal status as told by present national party
Names" We can wish no stronger state
snentof Conservative weakness than is put
forth in this confession. h .ie .is5A el.t I
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England.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Prussians failed in an
attempt to cut communication between Amiens
and Rouen ~ 'H''is' 2h5 .g.naa9s i1a
Late Algerian advices report the rebellion
suppressed and all quiet. 800 ''' "" -. -
The Prussisn court martial exculpated the
commandant Of Laon from all blame for the
explosion which followed its capitulation. "a
q. Heavy rifle firing heard yesterday between La
Villette and Mont Martre. .moi-a OF, !,
The Prussians are moving down the valley Of
Saome. The movement threatens Lyons.sU
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The New Berne Times pronounces the
cotton crop a financial failure, and advises
attention to the cultivation of a greater
variety of products. f's dap r.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

Rufus w. Bell, Of Carteret has been nom-
mated by the Democrats to fill the vacancy
in the Senate caused by the resignation of
Judge Clark
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

T. R. Jernigan Esq, member elect to the
ensuing General Assembly from Hartford
County has sent in his resignation to His
Excellency the Governor. ,'&
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Z wat MraiaiaI

WHEELING, Oct. 2S.-Partial returns from ten
counties show large Democratic gains. Davis
in the first district is elected The Democrats
claim control of the next Legislature 1t re-
quires Further returns to deternipe thsfsselt ih
the State. The chances favor the Democrat
from the third Congressional district.<r
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

A gentleman of this city has contracted
for $50 to paint the steeple of the Baptist
church. He commences operations to-day.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

On Wilmington street Mr. Joseph Prairie
is-erecting four elegant brick stores. Three
OR four other brick stores are being erected
on Wilmington street. sas .ssI
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Oficial information
has been received here to the effect that Bis
marck is loath to entertain armistice PROPOSE
lions from England. They should come from
France. England has received no satisfactory
response to her overtures beyond that Theirs
may come to Versailles, and may possibly be
allowed to go to Paris. - -. -
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The brick building of Stronach & Co.,
next to the Yarboro House is rapidly pro-
gressingy sa l e "a -t
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

Mr.. Phillip THEM is putting up large
brick store on Fayetteville street, next to
the State National Bank. -ao
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-11-02

The pavement in front of the Yarboro
House. we see is left unfinished. Why is
this thus2 .f-s-f..s a-.. ..r