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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

''-.wasIw General IaUa.. alu
W, a- one ni tuc -Wa.sDrs af f.e E..
York Observation-Disclosures. HmGut
0n Monday U' IH-t w..E. HHr Er.L
uuoqrisy,aI .ad manly iu lis r..r.
cuggs Cop tNH ..aT.HH.. .........
lions. ilg said Decentralization. .r
In progr. p. ..u Uu-u#.. G.r.
mont, ty Iua... uipr. 'uut Uar
field, were aimed alta aEa..m uf
not 90 men. .ul lfn. d. lry #4,.4a,
shouid disclose l'Ie Sect taal tu.y rtr
SONS have been mi..r u. mHU. .uH
and tauL they would l. .u#.I.r.r
TO The DWmHn.n. nI4nt...t ..i
dci over ly "trt intrepid aIe M
energetic Ai.Hwug.i,uu..a- M...
Mae yygh h iame 4iortfa
Do wa ..g Intention oi t.. ri, r..'
-.1 rHHue ..' iuv,s....t.. H.u
ihsr" .-, ry HUr- .lter.as.a, ..I
Willis go Ut .uraHuig.l -t.tt.l.
w. Huwhlgh .s highly u.' b.
90 t.e rI.-.Iw. and W... ..
ovidan.A approved blythe Lsgsvr
Crs. A letter Has read from ..F....
t0ukiiug oEwiuH li| ~
being present oH tho uuH. .E. o.
iairsat Washington aifrntHsu b.
privilege of DIS leaving D. lt u
the feuatc.a Iho.leucr wac Heef.r.H
WITH cheers ANA lius. rgs,. .r
checFs Tor Pre-idsuJ CaB el8a..I
udre Robertson. lln ran~..i ....
rising acd shaking tneir uartr %.
thc mentiohoftbe dAiaa lf t...Ii.f ..r.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

What's a name? Common salt is
worth about two cents a quart For
chloride of sodium, which is nothing
else but salt, the druggist will charge
you at the rate often dollars aquarG
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

The last rays of the fast sinking
moon were falling upon his pale,
intellectual features. when De sud-
denly withdrew his arm and, leap
ing into the air, exclaimed vD-u
it, Sally wish y0u wouldn't use
pins in your waist belt,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18
ALBERT S. MApxa

We may be mistaken, bat we be-
lieve we could have identified the
authorship af shat precious docu-
mems had it been unaecompanied
by a veritahle signature. The kim
ship between it and the first message
to the Legislature is unmistakable.
They are carnations froA the same
brain. Marks has not the manli-
ness Qf Savage to make the 6gkt,
but he is willing to urge IL ON, and
if it progresses favorably, he wishes.
it understood that, IN the midst of
confusing difficulties, he can and
will point out any one of several
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

1t is settled that Gen. uaucoIs
will not be present at the Industrial
Exposition at Nashville The iw-
cricaH SAYS that Icttcr has been re-
ceivoj fby Col. Thomas Claiborne
from Gen. Hancock In which he cz-
presses the deepest regret that Dee
will not be able. 10 visit Nashville
during the present exposition. but
declares u purpose ITO visit the city
when he can make it convenient Co.
do so.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Comptroller Nolan. untgr q re-1-
luton passed hy the legislature. has
appointed Hon. r. r. Butler attor-
ney for the State In the collection
Of back taxes as provided by thy
legislature two years @-,- Judge
Butler wilt kGvG charge OF the couu-
ties ON the first and second Con
grcssiOnal districts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

We have received vol I. 30. 3. ol
THE Cg-Ssftgrd Pl0tc0v. q I-pgge
6-columu newspaper recently COM
mcnccd at Sunbright. Morgan coun-
ty, Tenn, by l.. II Baker, formerly
OF the Jasper iaiisy HralH The
Piairgp rs handsomely printed
uewsy sheet and we hops viii mvgi
with the success @ deserves gtt'..
hands Of the people 81 mere y,.rrri.
ally represents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

If the "inncrman of our citizens
is not kept in a refreshed state dur
ing the torrid weather. it is mo- fault
Of the five entcrprising Ice cream
vendors now i'm full blast among us.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

A Georgia man is sued by his
niece for breach Of promise Of nsrri-
age ffe1urges their blood relation
ship as evidence against the proba-
biiity that he would offer to mako
her hrs WIFE. She replies that. the
proposed union was at first repug-
nant to her, but, a. he was riebtand
persistent, she finally consented. She
wants sos. 009 damages.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18
ally represents

Mr.. TLumas Hughes, NJ. p. ha.
forwarded to eX-ComrIissioucr Kill
Iebrcw, of Tennes see. % package
containing Il complete set og bis
works, ACCOMPANIED by a note. say
ing il was sent as q sight acI;uowI-
cdgment OF his valuable services iu
aiding the colony of RugDy. Au
autograph inscription was attached
to each voIume with the compIi-
ments Of the author
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Rev. s. w. Wilson formerly af
Reagan High school Morris.awu.
and one OF Che brem0.t educators
IN the state has resigned tlc rr.f.
dency Of RoggrsyiI.o Female COLLEGE.
from "a sonseof lBty to hiIsr.f.a.
he says ina card PuhH-bc1 lu ula
RogersvilIc pauar-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Stylish millinery Is now in. de-
aand, and no one, can better sup
ply it than Mrs. Flynn, at Mathis
d Noes store. Go and see her
splendid stock of everything in tbis
line,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

We have received q copy OF Mr.
HcmphilI's new paper established
since the consolidation of the SsEt.-
Hd. JoHyH0I and Her1H Of Column
bia, Tcnn.,J called the Columbia M
depeHdcnt 1t is neatly printed and
well Gifted and has an encouraging
advertising patronage.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

The Senate confirmed Hon. Stan
ley Matthews a Justice Of the T.. S.
Supreme Court last Thursday. by q
majority Of one, the vote being ~
yeas to % nays. 1t is said that Mat
thcws and his friends are di-appoint-
oil and chagrincd at the result. as
they counted on or 10 majority.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18
Splendid line of riBl8as and
fathdr at Mrs Flyuns.

1000 Saw Logs wanted fi0f0sf5
for 1000 feet for walnut logs at our
mill New Goods iua. received F.r
harpci4 Cor sale 900 33lc. Corn am
Bacon Aranit.I W EarlIts N.Iru.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Beer is said to be the popular
beverage in Morristown at present,
and great quantities of il Is dished
out by the .schooncrful.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Elegant line Of scarfs and hand
kerchiets at Mrs. Flvnns.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Do You want to cool yourself Off?
IF so try.a saucer OF Mill= Bovce's
ice cream. Everything in frst-c class
style. Hall over Ricc's store.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

a large and fine stock of bonnet5
and hats at Mrs Flynn's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18
Local N0tes and Other Ne,ts.
Strawberries and cream next.

---
Strawberries and cream next.
A large and fine stool, of bonnets
and hats at Mrs. Flynn's.
Do You want to cool yourself Off?
If so try a saucer OF Nill= Bovce's
ice cream. Everything In first class
style. Hall over Rice's store.
Elegant line Of scars and hand
kerchiets at Mrs. Flynn's.
Beer is said to be the popular
beverage in Morristown at present
and great quantities of il Is dished
out by the -schoonerful."
1.-THE zimmerman" of our citizens
is not kept i'm a refreshed state dur
ing the torrid weather. it is mo- fault
Of the five entcrprising ice cream
vendors now in full blast among us.
What's "a name? Common salt is
worth about two cents a quart For
chloride of sodium, which is nothing
else but salt, the druggist will charge
you at the rate often dollars aquart
Knoxville fixes beer licenses at
$500 per annum, payable semi-an-
nually in advance; no billiard on
other business to be connected with
the beer bar, and nothing but beer
| to be sold.
An improvement was made iu
the appearance of the Cain House
last week by the tearing away Of
the old vcranda in front OF the old
building and the erection of new
one to correspond with that of the
new addition,
The last rays of the Glst-sinlSug
moon were falling upon his pale,
intellectual features. when lg sud
denly withdrew his arm and, leap
ing into the air, exclaimed. D-u
it, Sally. ] wish You wouldn't use
pins in your waist belt
The Senate confirmed Hon. STAN
ley Matthews a Justice Of the T.. s..
Supreme Court last Thursday. by q
majority Of one, the vote being 81
yeas to % nays. 1t Is said that Mat
thcws and his friends are disapUoiut-
oil and chagriHcd at the result. as
they counted on or 10 majority.
We have received q copy OF Air.
IIcmphill's new paper, established
since the consolidation of the Ssat.-
HH. ,Jonypd and Herad, Of Coium-
bia. Tcnn.,J called the Columbia M
dfpeHdcHt 1t is neatly printed and
well Gifted and has an encouraging
advertising patronage.
Comptroller Nolan. unagr q rc-o-
luton passed hy the legislature. has
appointed Hon. r. r. Butler attor-
.ney for the State In the collection
Of back taxes as provided by D.,
legislature two years @-,- Judge
Butler wilt have cnargc ftbo couu-
ties On the first and second Con
grcssional districts
-s-
We have received vol I 30. 3. OF
The Cg--ssrtlnd Plate1v. q Ipage
.G-columu newspaper recently COM
menccd at Sunbright Morgan coun-
ty, Tenn, by l.. II Baker, Formerly
of the Jasper i.aiisy Hr0II The
Pl0trgp Is handsomely printed
newsy sheet and we nope viii @ggi
wiJh the success @ deserves gJ F,r
hands Of the people &c mere .,,..f
-
Mr.. Tomas Hughes. NJ - Ia.
forW mdcd to ex-ComrIfssf,p,r Ef
Iebrew. of Tenneysca 81 na.r.er.
containing Il complete sef oe bis
works, accom- auicd by q NOT. s9,--
inc IL was s.ut as q -irbs arI,uowl-
edgment of his valuable services in
aiding the colony nr R1gbv az
autnorapb in..r;.tf,., y.rs .tfa.L.a
to Zach voIpn,s ol+b a., commit
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

We learn from tho NewV1r- So.
hHd that Capt Us. Zee. 'o. WHIT.
well, and a. j Robbins u. -..f
county, have purchased FROM H.
j. IL Ruuj1ugh DIS eguu.s Ef
c1mp,otiugthe gr.liuvouftct'n.r
matt, Cumberland Garuu4jIaH....n
railroad. and wi., push thswr. .r.
ward BOO direction OF Do. Stat. ..ue
at once, Two more worthy mf
competent contractors could rut
have been engaged Nr E.I.H..
has thu contract for thuuas1rr OBJ.
Che two bridges across Ono Taeuru
hroad The track is now laiIueaI
o. tw0miIe- above Wolf Crock.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

+ Go and see Ms Flynr.s new
stock OF srygoods, AID get her
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

Farmers aud Thrt iormen I0.t
out for tho"Sfdrcd Roarr II
er in next week paper
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-05-18

f-@Ato ellsl ~.
4lYHfeHP1d }...
wCoLW. a. .RGobsrosagin lrrn
Thursday hst on Dr. reiuar s.su.
from The East Tennessee T.sGG
Convention
". S. Dickson, EsG., AMI mrF
wife. enjoyed % eAogtgisit W M l..u.
topoIi4 ,Hsrarte.-1 -rs-
1ns W. ri. li0tvcrt5t altf,.ru.r..
Tor, Ars Cline. of Warm Sp.. ...
week.
Our friend sam lfo,m. vs,l.
known % q SOM noreial trgsT.r
put in o day VIE us last week..
ID. = + y 4. 70 noy, OF thc Bly State
sHoS Neinr any, Ncw York pyH,
ny I..I..' with our mutual f.euI
7 s5aa &b. 3D., E,o. ~ Of
Gra.nger couuty's most soId farm.
CIV was Zoo town stopping at thC
Virginia House. Wednesday Ia.t
week. 5.D altltus
Mc--rs R N. Smith and Jas
Smith. oHi.aGaElo young iri1ud. of
Nhitcsbwg, came down SUNDAY
and mingled ct lgN hbcft tN.lh
friends here
Alai. w. ~. Cannon end COL o.
c. King ief Monday morning ou
prospecting trip 90 the sm0'y
mouuta'h Thty win return ono
capl 6l6G ig 1tD5mls. oao ofthc
Intelligent and obliging clerks of
tie Hattie g AHW Kioty&h s.
m phc.l Hta hbHfB
Capt j. g. Hodges Sir. S. u.
Sherwood aud u. % Mitchell. E.1.
represented thc Sunday slHo1is
ofthis place at thc East Tonne. ra
Sunday Schbol C0nvant.dh HtIst
Roccr-viile ia-t week.
Miss Mamie Aston. NE. bwnGf1l
daughtcro' our irioHd. G. y ASTON.
Esq- oil Aahofiuo, 81. a.. fta.ed
thf0uehthe clty last Weelt Ell route
home from q proHalloI STA to
ilenas in cinciifal'
Farmers aud Thrciafmon I.t
out for tho"Sfarrcd Roaa.r THAN
er' in next weeks paper
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06

OFFICE OF THE FARMER AND MECHANIC, :

4 \. G.,
hJIoz % Hf5aS z N ngS s Springfield ea5l" Boston Pest and Haa
ILkhEN Aware that column Of worth hundreds
reflected manifold
because that
the Peoples of the
That of
noan other Individual Nohener
era0 OF the ought be hangedo principles
no other
should be able
offering
the of will And
mludge the
the
Oh North fromth
that which
reaching Lakes Gulf
are able to them ha the 1881 with flow
zed small
North Carolina
states COd and
fields
York
lew mills
months sheep and hogs Punon
flannel mid
New York Pennsylvania Ohio The reaches
the nne a0d fewer OF stroke the whole
North
North be
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06

R1Bcs1ntGn Two gold watches were
stolen from the house Of Mr. Duncan
McNair on last Thursday night. They
were ladies watches. One had gen
tleman chain attached u i, and wa.
numbered ,094; the stem Of the watch
had been broken and soidered. The keys
were left. We hope all dealers n watch
keys will keep lookout.
O. all professions none suffer so much
ANNOYANCE and q On SO many profit
less missions as the medical fraternity.
Called out OF bed az unreasonable hours
by irresponsible people, they make
their demands on physician as If, they
hired him By the year. II he don't re-
spond TO their call he is called an in
human wretch, without any compassion
70: a suffering brother. He may be
i'll himself, or his family, but no excuse
i. taken. Come along, il is only two
miles. is sometimes the Inconsistent de-
mand. He may be tired and weary on
account Of his daily visits be may need
a little rest: but. like the wicked, hsis
supposed TO know no rest 1t very
often occurs that people who so eager
ly ask his assistance have not, and,
much more. care not, whether he ls re-
compensed for his services or not II
they get we'll and that is the last OF 1t.
Louisburg Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06
NORTH CAROLINA
AWAk
SEE WHAT CUR EDUCATORS SAY.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
July 29th, 1870.
The Appleton Readers, entire series, have been
used by the teachers during the last two ses-
sions of the Normal School, and have given en-
tire satisfaction. We do not hesitate to endorse
the Readers heartily, and believe the rules and
methods suggested in these Readers, when fol-
lowed, will produce intelligent and expressive
readers. The selections are gooG, the Phonics
simple and thorough, and the spelling exercises
~ ). j L. ToMLINsoN, Instructor in English.
JOHN f. DUGGER,
Teacher of Reading and Phouics.
B. w. HATCHER,
Teacher of Phonics, Arithmetic and Analytical
JIM wEATHERLY,
Teacher of Reading aud Phonics.
From Maj. Robert Bingham, a. NJ, Superin-
tendent of bingham School.
MEBANEvILLE, N e., March 18th. 1879
81 have examined with consider able care the
Appleton's Fifth Reader, sent to me weeks
ago by Col. William Butler, and 1 like it very
much. All things considered think it the best
book of its kind that have seen.''
From George T. Winston, Professor of Latin
in tho University of North Carolina and Pres
ident of the State Educational A Association.
CHAPEL HILL, N. g., October 2ath, 1890.
al am greatly pleased with Appleton's Readers.
Their merits OF the highest order, and entite
them 10 the widest distribution in schools.
The earlier Numbers of the series are especially
nteresting and cannot fail to attract children by
tne variety of the selections and the beauty of
the Illustrations. I he entire series is a long
step shcad of the Readers that l have used
generally in our schools"
From Rev. A ". Mangum, j.. ID !, Professor
OF English ami Moral Philosophy Ill the Univer-
sity of North Carolina.
CHAPEL HILL, \. C October 3Oth, 1881.
..Aprleton's Readers worthy of special
recomn endation. In addition to their varied lit
erary merit, they cha l+nge patronage by their
frsedom from that sectional spirit which renders
so many Northern publications repellent to
Southern feelings.
From Hon. Kemp P. Battle, PRECEDENT of the |
University of North Carolina.
CHAPEL, HILL, n. c., March, 1880.
al do not hesitate to say that think very
highly of Appleton's Readers
Teachers school officers desiring any of APP !
pl-tons' school publicat ons, should address,
Nv. TIL AGKS CON,
General a. ent for South Atlantic States,
Nov 25-6.n. Raleigh, Il. C..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06

WHY MEN GET DRUNK on new
YEAR s.-And in higher circles, as it
is considered the pious caper to suffer
sauce and pie" on Thanksgiving day,
it is quite the social cheese to get
drunk on New Years day. OF course
no gentleman ever gets drunk. Imean
they get unduly flushed with wine,
and toward evening begin to leave
their gloves, hats. oveIcoats and canes
in all sorts Of odd places These fash
ionaole merrymakers. who start out in
the morning with visiting list, never
intend TO get drunk; but you remsm-
Der, Mr.. Editor. what the old English
admiral called the three most beautiful
objects in nature-a beautiful woman
in full dress. a slip in full sail, and a
thoroughbre rechorse. Now, when
after, say your tenth or twelfth call, at
each of which lovely woman, some
times a bevy Of them, radiantly bright,
glowing with delicately shaded color,
with alabaster shoulders, white arms,
tapering fingers, expressive eyes and
seductive speech, offer you a gas. Of
bubbling, sparkling champagne, what 5
a fellow got to dot Ofcourse the con
sequence is headache next morning,
but what human being with the blood
and brains OF a man wouldn't risk a
battery at canister range or yellow
fever ship under such an incitement3
1t was not my intention to write
temperance lecture when | set out, but
I sometimes blunder into yirture. La
dies. especially those Of you who are
mothers and wives, think of it. aud
then if you will start the men in drunk
on the first day Of the year don't com
plain if they remain to the other 364
days.-Col Geo. II. Butler, a Wash
ington City Hard Drtnker.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06
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a. M Ep9 se Of s . eros. % Of . % . a.s ] h % .pa. @ @ a
asdss 4b i'm G,@" Sy
rtrop particulars such coa, copper, non silver.
signed meey uproot widely prevalent e impression in to our
nny @ % POa @ items e sa ;, @ u mnb h menloTs nG e 81 n @ @
from the fact that until after the war all Northern oved route which
the window the
M Yet truth nG.1s S s} Il rls be nGs Re a9n. % A. sq qad ] e. & inland
.n sns swa ~a for S o m o a s a a sg
eseh to s ot of Of Blue Blu M Ridge % Three uh the State Il 2 w .b % % "
swzerland highest land East Of the asi Seventy
peaks from 200 feet above tide @ peaks above 5000
as ssa ' 40 s M .s #Ss9 % nfsf @ p plateau @ %
&c S,,;s 81 @ % & ,, wsss
Ws's1n bonn Would S'her4 NT .ey,
making resort for North
] t~ % ad d ns1g % @ % ,e @ 3 3 es @ q o3s a4s @ M ] ] Sgss. rs
ba aus M census Ssw a {o 7o Only S ss% Sse @ ] o 3 e & let me remark
heahupe percentage Of mortality being " under the general
for Ta I5 y % Al P. sas s S @ that Ga % % @ as hs%s
matter Of Wonder persons absent for few ye oar ae @ rau
hasH 1gan'sa @ a ay & two Tn & year for OK cur ~ hy'
] xa ah f ue 20 @ n ue e M ' al F"n s nff % % the soc cSn 1f
% o % a Rg 3 @ a b oen @ % n5 are Pnns Ihe ] STATE has I & & s G
have lifted our farmers out debt nearly So and most Of them have leaned
at - The result the fact that in merchandise nuf
Aough railroad and steamer lines running night and
engines and cars for an increase Of traffic the coming
and against my decided meulr lgi,atdre.
want Many the vier No'I Wes
pronounced the At their fashionable weddings
OF There Blacks
school house ncghbors chang
More than $780, % worth owned
nothing Perhaps
negro 10 the ate
Normal schools The blacks
a Episcopal Raleigh Female
Theological Institute Charlotte Asyllms for the
companies, military uniformed social,
by Far
Fred declared
chetn dreamed
Of at the North
settle North
Tie will be welcome,
The pledge this effect
Railroads
The New York to the West will buy good
in the
the
the
There thousands
building
formerly they pulled down One hundred aud fifty Of them Charlotte
soldier decided Rpub
Republican
will the
Holden (P Of Raleigh e Judges ee um and kodman
the Republican Court United States Judge Settle Of fa t. >
all
which doubtless
desiring close with word New
Mere b,
~ ~ Very Truly, RANDOIPH ABBOTT SIOTWEI4
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06

Boone and nd As IS ,m in 'hs wei Rssa ] a, Rsaa Yaa the
Venice Naples cool North Carolina
size Carolina equals exceeds York yet though the
@ S ' "S rss psSs
Here \ E,is almost ] f hours from New York well
o9S and back S@ Tsed s M weeks s os sm
y sn ps4 M @ nsp I oan % Or a w s stc1 5 e Ruf s.
s = e. f st % s va: a 3 .ss hos 7 S s1
usually with t % e ood Land , for So in
farm Timber for FENCES 9e fuel etc s ada9t % There 80 600 miles
T os wapa 5 1.ss @ m9 % ds aps
our ea sto1e a%e and f s
@ 'at sa s' Ta fsa GSd @ Ta @ % E@ ss nas @
% s % F. $ s @ ; s" 2 4; T.
aeies manner indigenous W cranbees and ax-
per Agricultural Report Gaeoa sG y
a sa S @ s S sbo 1s an
due Ios So cn @ Largest La nst "as e in M % a per @ m East e of
en un n bound & I on wesbs M 81 nx u.s. re & h1ys a n0
sl5sat 5sn last s different ;sts3s sseafs Davidson mine.
Pomsloy personally Warren D. wilkins
Mica very with
ssy psh s
s'I saSsPss
s . hs BEST and the s'S S Iond Inn
s'si' @ Year T % aTs ] as Of & a aas GssHs o sp P
% M E @ 5 % n 9 n 300 mnel on na B2qnds % vs sc The h n s9
' fsRi s" '66n %u s''G e trout s s
ss ] aas. 's5 buG. s.Sn m s @ M
'as a ss8 s 99R" the e3 M % 's soseI &
double $50
bale OF Others make 500
made $3.50 three of strawberries then bushels per
Another then
Allen ESQ of Newen preparing certified list Of 1000
Around Raleigh
t5sj s % E 9H % S & ou n :bstes a PsE: sE.4sn e@
nj sS3 ''a@ annual s5ss ss
This millions pounds
1t be added that although agricultural \.
Of 1000 600 hosepower equal the entire power
She fuel
the
those Eng of
in Agriculture had go
Ohio leading
raj State OF the North invested nearly tcee %
Teaped profit Of cny is per cent
be
the State has lain under the Geogaph who Judged
y the old time exports North Carolina NOT "a land of Tar Pitch and
1urpentne Theetourths Of her
outside
twelve millions and
The truth that North Carolina all the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-06
The University of N. c.
AT CHAPEL HILL,

Offers to students three general courses OF
study. each extending over four years and leading
TO degree. The classical course is essentially
the old College Curriculum, with however more
scientific and English studies. The scientific
course excludes Latin arS Greek and covers
u WIDE range of English and scientific studies
The Philosophical course is a mean ! etween
thee two, presenting a choice between Latin
and Greek.
Special course of stu ", leading to certificates
and diplomas, are provided in Mineralogy
Chemistry, and other sciences relating agricul-
ture The Scientific instruction is given largely
by means of practical work in the laboratory and
in the field, according to the best methods.
Surveying, bookkeeping and StenograpEy arr
taught practically and theoretically. Schools of
Law, Medicine and Pharmacy and con. ected
with the University. Total annual expenses, in
Guiding tuition. $40 to $3.50. The next term
begins Jan 3, 1881. Address, Hon. Kemp P.
Battle, LII ID. President. Dec 9-tf