The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22


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LOCAL MATTERS.
TAX NoTICE.-Sce advertisement.
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PANoLA GRANGE-Will hold its reg ia
/ monthly meeting next Thursday.
Great Bargains in White Goods and DIR, S
Goods, at L. Heilbroner & Bros
The FIEsr-Spring potato has beer
banded us by Oceola Doggett, colored
REMOVED. The Telegraph Office has
been removed from Adams Hotel to the
front room over Whtlock's Iron Front
Store.
HAIL SToRM.-There was considerable
hail storm in that portion of the county
north Of Logsboro Township last Saturday.
We have heard, however Of no serious
damage.
CoTToH.-The cotton crop seems to be
coming up we'll throughout the county, and
some of our farmers are chopping out
Hopes are entertained for large crop in
this county.
TRINITY CoLLEGE.-We extend our
thanks to our young friend Horace Smith,
for an invitation TO attend tie Commence
ment Party at Trinity College, on the 18th
prox
INSTALLATION Rev Messrs Eass and
Wiley passed through our town on Tues
day en- route to Washington to install Rev
L. II. Green as Pastor of the Presbyterian
church in that town.
En- RoUTE.-Several clergymen from
the counties below, passed through our
town Monday on their way to the Conven-
ton of the Episcopal church nov in ses-
son in Wilmington.
\ GREEN OaD AGE.-Mr- Nm. Webb,
of This county, is ninety years of age and
has one hundred aGd eleven persons, CHI
dren, grandchildren and great-grand- emil
dren, the fruit of his body now living -
Truly an old patriarch.
Stylish Hats and the best fitting White
Shirts, at l.. Heilbroner {. Bros
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TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The Council OF
Friend of Temperance this place expects
to enjoy an ice-cream Sad strawberry fes-
tival next Friday niE ,ht. We understand
preparations are ma iing TO insure a most
pleasant occasion.
To THE FEoNT y AGAIN,-What are hard
times to Tarboro merchants? Mrs. Eel
denhelmer has g me North for a seconC
supply Of SUNNI n goods in her line, anC
will soon make a full announcement of par
ticulars through the Enquirer -Southerner
Watch and Wai'.
THEaPIAHs.- The Thespian corps give
their entertaim ncnt on next Monday night
instead OF to- light as reported in our last
They expect the hest of the season on thil
occasion, Aying been well drilled by Prof
Bailey. We hope our people will encom
age the efforts Of the Thespiars to furnisl
enterta mment.
EXa mine those fine English, Worsted ant
Moh; .ir Suits, Just received at L. Heilbro
ner Bros.
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