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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-18

The First Maine Cavalry Association have
published in attractive pamphlet form, the
record of proceedings at the Second Annual
Reunion, held in Bangor last September. 1t
contains the list of officers, proceedings at
business meetings and banquets, toasts offered
and the responses at length, matter that will
not only interest ''the long armed swordsmen"
who had the honor and glory of belonging to
the famous First Maine Cavalry, but valuable
also to those who wish to preserve the record
eff the incidents and thrilling events of the
war, in which this regiment bore most &C.
was edited by Lieut.. Edward p. Tobie, Jr., of
Providence, r. l., the historian of the regi-
ment, and published under the supervision of
Serg. Lorenzo B. Hill of Augusta.
Trouble among the Railroad Conductors.
The combined corporations-the Eastern
and Maine Central railroads, seem to have sus-
pected that their conductors have formed
sort of combination for the purpose of knock
ing down on the fares of passengers, and
smuggling goods through on the line, receiv-
ing the pay into their own pockets. SO the
corporations, ever watchful of the little holes
in the skinner, have introduced system of
espionage, and have succeeded thereby ESQ
runs the tale) in confirming their worst sus-
pcions. 1t is said that lady spies have been
employed and sent out on each train, to
"work up a case" and as consequence,
among those who have been permitted to
have "vacation" are three of the most eff
cent, gentlemanly and obliging conductors
ON the road, Messrs. Sawyer of Boston, Lin
coin and Frank Dodge Of Maine. Other
names are also mentioned. The strong
temptation, if not inclination to ''knock
down, seems to possess every individual who
has anything to do with a large corporation,
especially railroads; but we hope that the
gentlemen to whom we have referred will be
faund guiltless of any intentional wrong, and
reinstated to their places of trust and respon-
sibility.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-18
tHarrten.

In oxford, 18Th inst, by Rev. Dr.. Kicker OF Au
gusta, Julius f. Fuller to Miss Annie {. Holmes
both of Oxford.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

TnG will always tihd the la gest stock o.
Pork, Flour, Bacon &r., al Farrar's.
CARRIERS ADDRESS. give the fol-
loving as specimen of the grandiloquent
syle of our Carriers Address.
Let US pauGe a moment, dear friend, and
consider a species of literature distinc:
from that usually set forth in the highly
credtable journal, of which | am the high
ly hOnOred Carrier. | have been the con-
SAINT bearer to your homes, during tie year
whose shadows are fast lengtheling into
ohscurIty, of news complex, various and
mul,itudIous. | have informed you Of
Genes Of bloody tragedy, of bold Iobberies
and sly stealth; OF the time made by the
winning horse at Runnyme,.e and the num-
her of pounds of iced cotton made by
nelghbor Brown upon one acre OF land.
haYe referred you to advertisements Of our
merchants for cheap goods, and narrated
WI h thrilling interest how many pigs
Squire Jones had in one Litter. l have
read YOU political harrangues and tickled
you with nome gossip. | nave told you of
happy uearts uni,ed for the walk Of life,
and brought tear to your eye by the no.
ice Of some dear one gone before to the
Spirit Land. In short, | have been a
cyclopGdia, gazetteer, a sign post, a
bulletin, a budget of news, walking die
tionary, promoter Of civ lizatol, spread
er of scandals, an educator of the people,
universal, indomtable, indispensable indi-
yidual.ty, and now clam your attention
While Ill addition to my many other puhlic
vlr,ues, grand, gloomy, artistic and redcu-
lous, sing YOU Il Short song
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
New York Markets.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The SUN.
Daily AND We KY FOR 1873.

| The approach OF the Presidential election
| giues unususal Importance to The events and
| developments of 1875 We shall endeavur
| TO describe them fully, faithfully, and fear
iessy.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained a
circulation of over seventy Thousand COPIES
It's leaders are found i'll every State and
Territory. aud its quality is well known to
the pubic. We shall not only endeavur TO
keep it fully up TO the old standard, bat 10
imprpve eud add to It's variety add power.
THE WEEKLY sun will Continue 10 be
IL or"u2n newspaper. Al the news of The
day will be f"uni IN it, Condensed when un
important, at tul iength When at moment
hhd always, we trust, treated III clear, III
ieresting and lnst' uclive manner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY sun
The best family newspaper in the world. IL
Wit be tull o. ente ta.ning aud appropriate
leadmg "f every sort, but will prlnt unth
Ing 10 tfeud The most scrupulons aud deli
cafe tasle. 1t will aiway cnhtasn the most
Interesting StnlIeS and rumgnces OF The day,
e'ully selected AMI leeihly printed.
The Agricrltu' al Drpa tment is prom-
uete tt ature in the WEEKLY SUN, aid Is
u ticlea will always be found fresh and USE
ful u Tie farmer.
The humber Of men independent in poi
tics is increasing, and the WEEKLY Sun
i their paper especially. 1t belongs To lu
party, and ohrys ito diciaiion, conteIltlIny
i"l panctple, and TOR The election of the
best mrn. 1t exposes lie corruption thai
'!iSgraces the connuy and threatens the
overthrow OF rerubl can ins til utons. Ii has
no fear OF knaves aud seeks no tavurs from
their Supporters
The markets Ofeve,y kind aud The fashions
are Regularly repurted ia lis cnlumn>
The price of tie WEEKLY s. \ is one
dollar year tor a sht eL ct eight pagAy, and
hfty->!X Colnmns. A this barely pays tll.
expenses OF payer AID printing. We ne no.
able 20 make any discount or allow anv d.. =
mnm II friends who may make special
ii r!S 10 eXtrid lis circulation Under the
nr" law, which requires payment q" pos
tage IN advance, one dollar a year, with
twenty cents he cost of preft.id postage
added, lS the rate OF Subscription. Il is nul
nrce sAry I" yet up a club in order To have
TIE WEEKLY Sun al this rate Anyone
who sends one duI.ar ami lwen;y cents viii
-'t the paper; pos pali tor Il year.
We have ITO trav-img ageHtH.
THE WEEKLY SUN.-E.ght pages ifty.
: columns. G"iH s 20 year, postege pre-
Dgtd. No discounts from this rate.
TIE DAILY SUN-A large four-paae
or GwRrF, eight columns. Daily
circulation "vrr 12U 600. Al the news tor
: cents. S"p>crilIl"n, postage prepaid, 50
cents month, ar SIS 80 a year. To cub,
Il 10 "r Owe, 4 discount Of % per cent
Address,
THE sun, New York City
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

THE MATTERS CONCERTO ORGANs.-We
would call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Horace Waters &
Son, headed Waters Concerto Parlor Or
gans,'" and for a description of them we
lnnot do better than to copy tie follow
i~g:
"We are glad to chronicle any new
thing, or any improvement upon an old
one, that tends to popphrze music by rem
dcring its study either easier or more at
tracive Lately our attention has been
cllled to new patented stop added to The
Waters Reed Organ, called the Concerto
Sop. Il is s, voiced as to have tone Ike
full, ricl alto voice; it is especially 'hu-
mail in its tone. 1t is powerful as well as
sHees, and wien we heard it We were in
tiorrbt wiieefler We liked it best in solo or
With full organ. We regard this as a val
liable addition to tic reed organ. Rural
New Yorker.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

AFFLIorIoN.-It is mercfully seldom
that soul is 80 sadly bereayed as Ms.
Geo. W. Strickland has recently cen. In
less than four weeks she. has seen the life
less forms of her husband and three little
chillren, her IL, taken from her o he
home of tie dead. May the God Of the
widowed sustain her. @
D,phtheria was the cause Of Mr.. Strcll-
lands death and that of the three chill
dren.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

LEGIsLATIvE.-We have not yet seen a
report of any remarks from Representative
Goodwin, but we predict for him a most
brilliant (?) public career. Those who
heard his remarks i'll front Of the Court
House will not forget his peculiar style of
Oratory.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Hook AND LADDER. town author
ties have purchased handsome truck for
a Hook and Ladder company and it is now
proposed to reorganize the oll company to
e9ke charge. A meeting of the young men
If our town for this purpose is called to
AXE place at the court house on Saturday
hight, We hope there VIII he f,l atten-
lance and the comp ny will lie thoroughly
.nd DronerlY re organized
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Book SToRE.-Mr. II. NJ Williams,
proprietor of the Tarboro Book Store, ad-
yertises in another column large stock of
fancy goods, books, stationery, &c, suit
able for all times and especially for Christ
mas. Go and examine his store, one Of the
most handsome for its size we know of
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

CANDY Men IN TRoUBLE.-It will be a
source of pleasure to consid cradle num-
n0r of honestpeople in our midst to know,
that although such candy swindlers are al
lowed to practice their tricks upon our
| streets, they are not INDUCED in the privi-
lege everywhere. The Wilmington Star
has the following. One OF two of the men
menti med are said to have been here last
week
G. ". Marks, VIM. Beaver, W. B. Hall
and n. W, Lumpkin, were arrested yester-
day, on a warrant Issued by Justice J. J.
Cassdey, charged with carrying on an il
legal lottery, and also with not having
paid tie tax required by law for conduct
ing gift enterprise In connection with
the above it may be stated that Sheriff
Manning has received letter from man
who signs himself N. w. Lumpkin (the
same name as that of one of the defen,.-
ans), dated at Tarboro, December 18th, in
which he makes inquiries after piize candy
dealers, requests their detention, if here,
and that he be notified. The parties were
required to give security in the sum of
$500 each for their appearance before jus
tice+ +Cassiley on Monday.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

FINE CiGARs.-Wc have received the
compliments Of Mr.. T. E. Lewis, the Live
Book Store man, In TIE shape Of nett
,ckage of MS superior quality of Cigars.
We have tested the brand and pronounce
Lem o. K lie has var;e;y of other
brands on hand both mild and strong, dark
md light, and take our word for it, if lie
mt suit you, no man in town can,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Turner's n. G.. ALMANAo.-We return
thanks to the publisher, J. H. Elniss, Esq,
for a copy of this celebrated Almanac fol
1875. They arc sold per gross 81. Sin
gle copies 1oc-cheap at double the price,
Order them of James H. Enniss, Raleigh,
NC
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

LAND SALE.-Edgecombe property seems
to hold its own notwithstanding the money
stress. Capt. Thigpen recently soil a one
half interest in his Piney Grove farm for
$4,000. Mr. Lamb Lawrence was the
purchaser
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

THE COMMONS. committee, consist
ing OF Capt. Jno. S. Dancy, Rev DR..
Cheshire and Dir. Vim. NJ. Pippen, has
been appointed To ACT vii the town officer,
Mr. Hyatt, to gelec. what trees in the Town
Commons should be cut out. It's thought
by the town authorities that the Commons
needs timing, and - these gentlemen 5
care and Judgment the matter is commend
e,t The committee has determined to cut
down none at present.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

HOMER AND GRAVES ScHooL.-The at
ten:ion of educators is called to the atlver-
tisement of this school in another column
1t s a first class institution and is doing a
great work in North Carolina. Send for
catalogue if you have 10y to educate.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

d5d'nSt - &T : T. g.
Mary Louisa Caldwell, Henry Llovd, Mary
2. Lloyd and Harriet E. Lloyd.
STATE OF NORTH CAEOLINA,
Tot'e Sheriff Of Edyeroh5e County, Greeting:
You are herehy contmludc d. TO summon
Mary Louisa Caldwell, Iicury, Ll0yd, Ma,yP
Lloyd aud Narri''t Z. Lloyd, t; e. drfe i urs
ahovr-named, if ti'y he f"und within Your
County, t" apre tt ne cffire OF TIE ClerL
"f the SupeIi"r Court of Fd.rccomhe within
iwrn'y five d,ys, aitth tie service of a j.
summons on them, exclusive Of the day OF
such ~trvi'e c. and am wt'r athe complaint p
copy OF hjrh will be DEPOSITED in the office
of the Gle X of The Superior Court tor said
Con,tv, within irn tttyl from the date of1hi
summons, a d let them take uotic", that II
they tail IL answer the said complaint within
that time he Iiinliff will anriy to the Court
Tor br relief demanded i'll he cVtu plaiut.
Hereof fail not, and Of tIlie summons MAKE
dn" return.
Gwen under my hind and seal of said
C"u,t, thi, 2Sth day of uc oher, 1874
II l.. >TATON, JR,
C'erk Superior Court Eap, connie County.
H"wAHp y PHKkY, Att'ys for PIaiuiitIs
Oct so, 1874 6w-
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

NKw TRUoK.-The new Hook and Lad
del truck purchased by our town is splen
did looking affair, but in our opinion q
lighter one would be better for a town with
houses Of the usual height of ours
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
NOTICE. :. .'....
VALUABLE. TOWN-AND% %COUN-
TY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TENTTE uhdersi@ned,r A mr. Of Henry T
4 Clark, d, cee>cd, will sci at public auc
lion At the Court House dooraat IL O'clock
NJ, TUESDAY, Dec. 1st, the following prop
rrty: .
|. All those LOIS in the town of Tarboro
known ~ Lots Nos. AZ and 43, and part oi
Lot 81 on Plat of said Town, being The prem
ISIS now occupied by John w orten; said
property ter he sold in tour separatelots. e
One Tract OF lind of about l. 0 acres ad
lining land of John station and others, sub
jet to dover OF Mrs. NJ W. Clark.
3. One Tract Of sixty acres about a mill
beyond the old poor house
4 One Tract OF 450 acres, well tirnhered, II
lIwer part OF Ehgecombe county, adj ,inn
lands of S. T. Ch -rry and pliers Terms :
One fourth cash, balance in twelve months
With Interest from day of sale. 3 - F-
Also on De. l2th, at the plantation of III,
dcrc used, known as shiloh, will be sold al
public anc'ion, the baf:,ncesof the persona
estate consisting of Mules, Farming JhIple
m"ntS, Corn, Fodder and other articles 0
personal property. Terms of Eilt. r sale.
Cash. JOS. BLOUNTGHE>HIRE Jn,A
Admir-, &c. of II. L. Clalk, decd
Nov. -, lf14. 2t
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing TO serious and protracted illness
on the part of my father, it becomes nee
essary for me to reside, for the present, in
Earboro to assist in his business affairs -
iIv editorial connection with the Echo is
therefore suspended for the time being.
W. p. WILLIAMSON.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

B. AND L. Association Money sold a.
the Tarbnro b. and L. Association last
Tuesday night at 119. These are high
rates, we know of no business that car
afford it. "a
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Buy your heavy A Brown Sheeting,
your Cotton Yarns and your Plow Lines,
of Battle s Sons Rocky Mount Mills +
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

MUsICAL ESTERTAIEMENT-T Thanks {,
Mrs. @. w. Smith, Principal of tie OAK
dale institute, for an invitation to amus
cal entertainment to be given at her school
on the evening of the 23rd inst. Z
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

HosPITALITT.-Are the older people
the community doing anything fer tie en-
tertainment Of the young folks this winter
Isn't there social duty resting on house,
holders
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

MULEs AED HoRsEs. Messrs Oder
e. mer have arrived from Kentucky yEwii
a hne 1t, forty or more, Cf mules aud lMrs
es. They can be found a; D3zers' lot
Prices very low .
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

uARDwARE.--Gen.L Lewis, the hardware
merchant, asks the special attention Of pur-
chasers of goods in his line to lis adver-
tisement. He guarantees to sell good
stock and as cheap as the cheapest. The
General has had experience in his business
and should know what he is about.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

tT 3. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.. 10
State Street, Boston, 81 Park Row, New
York and 701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
are our Agents for'procuring advertisements
for The ExQuIREE in the above cities, anh
authorized TO contract for advertising at our
lowest rates. -
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

MAD Docs. Every low and then a
rumor prevails Our community that thele
is mad dog prowlng round, and a num-
Der of CANNES are killed. We have no
idea there has been a mad dog in this town
ship for ten years, but like the idea Of
starring the rumor occasionally as it is the
death of so many worthless ours.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

The item of cotton rope for plow lines
seems small matter. In the aggregate it
is worth keeping at home. Orler from
Battle &. Sons Rocky Mount Mills, Rocky
Ma.llt. N. c. h. {. - - - "
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

QUEEY.-Nhat have the County Com
missioners done about the railing around
the Court square? 7Tf
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

The best Gilt Edge Butter and Cream
Cheese in the market, at Farrar's
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

TAILORING File !derman, Merchant
Ta.lor, of Baltimore, is now Stopping at
Adams Hotel, in our town. Those desir-
ing goods in his line can have their measure
taken and order when they desire by sam
pie, which VIII be sent on APPLICATION
M. F, can give good references from gen
.lemen in our town who have tried his
work. See his advertisement.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Book GoNE-Some one has the first vol
urnn of our "New American Cycloppdia -
VIII the borrower give US his name. a.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

PERsoNAL.-We notice in the Washing
ton Echo, CT the 10th ms, the following
card from Mr.. Walter p. Williamson,
Junior Editor of that paper. The Echo
Loses a sprightly assistant IN Mr.. William
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

An enormous stock OF La lies Misses,
Children and Boys Philadelphia made Shoes
at FarIar's.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

GREENSBORO FEMALE CoLLEGE.-TIlis
institution of learning places its carl e
fore the public again. 1t is school Of
high standing Sec ad.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Mems underwear Mrrino Shirts, Drawers,
Socks, aud Jno. NJ. DIVES Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Sclrf>, &c. at Q. c. Fatrar & Cos.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

CoLD.-TueSday and Wednesday were
real winter days. o. for enough to make
ice Fs
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

REGRETs.-We express our regrets to
our Wilmington friends that we were un-
able to attend their grand agricultural anu
industrial exposition. -
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

BURNED. The Steam Gin and Saw Mill,
belonging to Messrs. w. II. Kitchen &
Bro, Scotllnd Neck, was destroyed by
tire on Wednesday, the 26th inst. The
ire is supposed to have caught in the lint
room by match in the cotton. Loss,
about Sc, 900; amount of insurance IN
known.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

E~ REQUEsT.-Wili friends, in noticing
advertisements IN our paper, and responding
| to same please state To parties addressed,
saw your advertisement in kXQUIRER-SoUTH
| EkNEE!" 1t is little ;roubIe, and VIII help
our business wonderfully. Remember us
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

DoN'r FoRGET-Tn setting apartgyour
christmas money don't forget a piece for
the Enquirer -Southerner Carrier
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Our PAPER.-A change las. taken PLACE
in the ownership and editorial charge of the
Enquirer Southerner which will be dulyan-
nounced in our next.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

3 MAN IN HUNS -One ui the. saddest
specLacieS IN The world is human being
s,uurtarpd aud broken do%u by the use 0
ardent spirits. Bat the dam I4- may b- re
paired, The ruin restored IL perfect sound
m"sS by course at that m st powerful OF
al invlgarants, Dr. WALKER's VINEGAR
BlTTERs Beware of thu>e tonic OF
Hiicn rum is an element. They ag9ravat-
disease and promote decay. 4W
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

.. G. Farrar & Co always keep the be>t
and most stylish Gents Hand and Machine
Philadelphia made Boots, and S:nes in town
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Court advertisements inserted weeks for S..
AS- Marriage, Funeraland Obituary notices, rot
more than ten lines inserted FREE OF CHARGE.
Subscription s2 so. II paid cash at
time of ~ bSC ri bing $500.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
RATES OEaDvEIsTISING

Advertisements win be inserted in TIE ENQuIR
ER-SorrHERxER at the following rates. Ten lines
of M1NIoN, or one inch lengthwise will constitute
a SQUARE: .tr
One square one insertion, 81
Each subsequent Insertion, 81
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

HINEE.-The matrimonial fever is still
rife In our city. Our congratulations,
young folks,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

ST. MARY's ScaooL. one Of tie
chief institutions of learning in the State.
See its advertisement
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

An elegant lot Of English Caslmsres at
Farrar's,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

OUE JCnIEs. Now thai court IS over
and no ore can think we are referring di-
rectly to him, we would give few obser-
va ions on the condition of that feature Of
our government that was once most dearly
prizel and which, if rightly understood
lies at the basis of large part Of our per
sonal liberties and is the arbiter as regards
Our various rights to properly. The trial
by jury is one of the dearest prcrogaiyes
of English and American fee civilization.
1t was obta.ncl by immense effort and
personal sacrifice, and is justly regarde |
as one Of the deare-t principles of our gov
ernment. How important is il then, thai
it should lie guarded with Jealous care and
every imminent thrown about il to make
it always command the highes. regard and
respect
No man Of insufficient intelligence. no
one who has no interest in the community,
and certaiuly no one OF whose honesty
there is c!use for doubt by reason of pre-
vi1us crime, should be permitted to dis
grace the sac:el Office of juryman But
how S it in North Carolina now Take,
for example, our own county. The ma
ior:ty Of our grand juries is made mp Of
people just rele lSeI from a state Of bond
age, Of no intellectual cultivation, and
about as c,mpe;elf to discharge the inoHor-
tant duties pertaining TO that institution as a
donkey is to solve problem in Euclid or
al owl to chant one of the pieces of No
zart. TIE petty jlries too are also tllei
with the same material, and we sometime.
wines the ahslrd csm Of learned law
yess arguing a fine point of evidence be-
fuIe a SCI of mel vino could not see it wee
it rs blunt as crow bar. With such
jurors we may expect a gradual decline
in every other officer Of the court, until the
whole administration Of justice becomes a
d sLus.ing farce O, for a convention and
new constitution in our State j.!
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
LOCAL MATTERS

BANK OF EDGEooMBE-See advertise
ment. ga
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Tobacco an SnuG al Jobber's prices, It
Farrars.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Great attrac ion at BELLS. Now re-
ce.ving splendid assr,ment of Jewelry,
Il pgs for nl,ilen, ladies' and mel, Studs,
Cullu an CuH Buttons in various yleS,
ladies' and chlldrens EaI Rings and Brcas.
pins, % different styles of Bracelets, 80
different paern Watch Chain. Charms
TIL you can't rest" Silver Thimhles,
Spec.acles, Gold Pens, &c, &c, Coed
Clocks at s. warranted Many other arti
cles too tedious to men ion. Come see =?
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

TEUE.-In the Stale Senate few days
ago a bill Was introduced to appropriate
sum of money to the Insane Asylum
when MADISON, col, voted against the bill
pom the ground that his county was made
to sIpport its own insane, having only two
patients in the State institution while eight
we're maintained at home.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

1000 yards new styles Side Band Cali
Goes, at Pender & jenkins. nov 5,f.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Dress Goods very cheap at Farlal'x.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

LAND sALE.Tsesadvertisement of Mr..
Theophilus Pitt