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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10
CONrEDERaTr COLD.
SruitIcs~ search forbidden 'rrc.,.
WrCs ina Georgia.

Z 5ruiticsS search EorIIgddcn 'Trc.,A-
Urcs in Gcorgiu.
/ will bc remembered that 20 the close
Of the late war, says The Aihcus (Gp.1
Banner, number Z wagons loaded with
gold and silver belonging to Tie Conf,d-
crate Government and The Richmond
banks, were robbed by Struggling sollirrs
10 Wilkes ccuuty,ncar Washington. There
are mcu row living near Athens who con.
mon report says got "A Gnecr into tle pie.
and from the way they bioomed out.pay-
ing 10 specie for ND aud STOCK gave good
ground fpr Suspicion As ihe more,
would Luvc fallen into ihc hands OF thr
Fyd,ralr, no. ono blamed the boys Tor TAX
lug hs GcaUs 10 yet their Lard.eurutd
pay. Men who were present go toe suck
ing OF he wagons s,y toe sold.crs, after
Loading up nuycfsscks. pocllr.s and every
other receptacle at hand with zee precious
metal laid quantities a. 4. boo Toe woods
near by, while q wagon lo 6 of ihe nu!
lou vas dunped into creek that ram
near the scene of the bl,ry. one o.
tue soldiers who VAS gjcedi,r than tn,
resi-, TOOK oil his pants, tied up bpt6-i,g..
and thus made a pair Ct saddl bags by
which he vas enabled 10 carry IF "a vast
quantity 81 gold The writer IVES living
IA Elbrrtou at Tie time cf his robbery.
and remembers that The Gay after joe com
mission two soldiers stopp d At his fa,h-
'r's house for tue night, aiier Ii 81 seeing
hat he VAS q Mason, aud gaze into bis
keeping more gold Than one negro man
could lit
The nsxi morning they l,ft for Madison
county, sud VIC heard OF them p.ssiru
through DduiJsviiic. Tho cay .f.,r llg
robbery parties who visited the place cav
That b"th gold ann siNer were scatt rcd
along the road like leaves aud q larpe
amount was picked Up. Since that time
iheTe has been almost constant ec rch tor
luis hidden treasure. People have come
from long dIejar cr % starch for TINS
gold, and the wo dsarouuG the scene have
oern every "a mre toot secured time and
again.
Ia all probability there was gold buried
here, AS the soidieTs could not have ,uruad
u all of, but they either Afterwards 70
iutEcd t'r IL themselves or s,Crrlcd II so
securely that 1t Will never be found
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10
a Thrilling scE,E.
narrow Escape Or "a Keeper Erous
FcTOciOus Polar Bear.


a keeper ct the Puttdelplu Zool,gfca,
Gardens had thuliug escapc ~ nm
terrible death few days since while
cieaLing the cage uf the Polar bear TIM,
cage, which stands by itslf near mo
sou heast entrance, Is built of strong uap
DaTs, aud Is about wcuty feet in diameter.
WIN stone den at the back, aad tlnk
~ The centre large enough fIr tht. hear Z.
roll I'D. The iron bars siODc ward al the
Top, ana form root eight feet abDv. the
h3uT, with ciiCul II opening about three
Iret Ia diameter over tho tank A. is
usual when the cage ID o. b cleaned Muir
ray drove the tcer into hi- ucn and close
ITO IRON grnuug between that ana The
cage. lie then entered, Cl sod aud ia.
tened The door, and was playing voter
from hose ILto The dru, yyncu. viii "a f.
TocIous cro0Lihe beer threw .ts, II ngair-,
tue gralrg, which gave way. sId she
sulWAl iushcd upon The Keeper. Mu5r8S
s." al glance thst there WAS only one
hope OF escape, TO. hc was securely fac
tened IN #ilh beast that was determined
To eat him, anG was quite capable at he
TASK. There was uUb, ~ within sinhI or
hearing. Dropping his h)sr. Murray
sprang acrcss the tank and climbed the
smooth hrs on the opposite side # lnc
cage. Tic reached the top before the l.ar
hai time TO How him; bu, ihr impri.
ched keeper realiz d that # sff,rded o.,
place OF refuge, for The auim.I could
easily ctiCn him there by rea1.l Y ON mis-
htuHch's. lie then made pcrilous over
head ufncy along the top by CEug'r utl
the under side of The slipping b srs until Hc
IeHchtd th- opening ~ he centre MaI-
ray succeed g lE gaming The apcI ule 500
huiiug himself up .o safety without "a
scT"tuh. lie was q badly scared man. u.a-
ever, "nd bis face wac ghes'ly tlc i,st #
The day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10

a Boston fireman il pe,f.cuul a.4.vrI
fire escape, intended for permanent use
upon hook and adder trucks. From
e.ch corner Of the 'ruck s placed five
inch round pole, nine and hslf feet long.
stretching across is out caIvlss, aLich.
when The poles are set will o., about ei.li
feet ,b,ye the top of the truck. above
the canvass is placed q very stout uc;iiug
VIII % any DO jumps Dr., viii give. l.,i. 90
the body fan cssUy ON tie caivas.. a.
cacn OF The fou- corners VIII be pl cd a
cbUte, through which anybody may sla
to the ground. Tois esc.p., when s.j.
viii reach 20 the second story rf many
buildings. When not 90 use So MY be
rolled up on the hai.britge, and ihe coz
Der poles placed on lhe eide of the truck
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10
[ osr REcnnn NnrIcr

49," " Wet Virginia. ss
~ CircN' Court held in and Tor the
County OF Preston, ou The ilfA uay on
December, 1882, John 4. Pe,rcc,
w..
David frcehnd and Tho ShcriTs az Min
''-l ani Preston Cnuuiits
On petition under c..r'cr 10 of the
Acs l5fleutu,,d a. hc, to supply
ltr .n-' i.n"ids OF Preston County.
Coos. 20 McGrcw, "a Commissioner n
pointed under SAID Act, bayir. h,retofpr,
u.do his final rcpor herci0. ON motion
or ine 'illo' e tyhjs % uu..l. 10 .r.ltr.a
hHl suA p.ii D. GI.t te - tAi. Gs,.,,..l
thai notice t- published iu psCh news.
paper printed ir ibis coucty, once a week
Tor twelve successive WEEKS. rf ihc diirp
- said report and roqurue 30 persons
interested thereto. 90 appear b'tIc uia
court con- DO, Ga dly otJb, u,xt,cru. .,a
d' wha. is necessary o. protect their ir
terc-'s
Provided. INA, -l.a notice ru.y cor.,-,
az cory ni luis order published 100 a'.r,-
ta..
a cry from thc ucud.
Tests SMITH CRANE.
gI.rI-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
Is THE STATE.

Three able resident instructors i'm the
conservatory. Students can enter at ANY
limo. Tuition i0cs ana pll ruIragiate ex.
ponseS reduced to the minimum.
Tho entire expense for one wear nep.I
not exceed 5l6O aud may bc made tnuch
ieS'. Tho expenses a.e lower than at
any ether institution iu :no State.
Tor iHll Information ou u!l these points.
send i"r mo handsome catalogue lately
NNNoa ana special circulars uf lGe de-
pUlmonts 90
IOWA Rp y. OGnE4.
President 90 ths College
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10

~ IHo Ue-t SCHOOL Tor tC1cUors IN tho
state
No other institution does so much aud
%. thorough work an Ancient Lmguuges
Modern Languages. Higher Mnthemlt-
les and the study OF the English Inn~
Wsagc amt Literature ian the same Time
Tho college ir all i,s departments IFS
open t. BOTH SEEItS
SpOcIlI uuOntlnn j. n.N.u 90 the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-10
Preparatory Department

ats students fer each OF Tie college
courses
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
The Bad and Worthless.

are never .mitnfed and couEterJcite,i. This
j. especially true IT a family medicines
and it is positive proof that the remedy,
initiated Is OF the highest value. A, soon
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop B;tters was the
purest, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations
sprung up and began to steal the notices
in which the press and the people of the
country had expressed the merits OF III.
B.. and in every way try to induce suffer
ing invalids to use their stuff instead,
expecting to make money OF The credit
and good name of Ii b. Many others
started nostrumS put up IN similar style
to II. T., with ~variously devised names
in which the word Hop or Hops
were used In a way to induce people to
believe they We're the same as Hop Bit
tiers. All such pretended remedies or
cures, no matter what their style or name
is. and especially those with the word
Hop or Hops" in their name or in
any way connected with them or their
name. are limitations or counterfeits.
Bew are of them. Touch none of them.
Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters,
with Il bunch or cluster OF green Hops on
me White label. Trust nothing else.
Druggist and dealers are warned against
dealing in limitations or counterfeits.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
one MONTH. Trsei a Fair chs1cs -
TEST Il. e: y:r- FAMILY Try J.:
Ne Harm. !: ycs Dat Like Z.
seci .: c,oe a.i &c: ne
>.---Sf
ELECTION NEWS

The Frrmer AID Mechanic desires t.
become a wee ky visitor to cveFs iutelh
gent and respectable Home in North
Carolina and the Editor hopes 1t would
find favor with many thousands of Fam
lies, II they should read it for a Few
weeks. To test the matter he Offers q
send the paper ONE MONTH T. every
citizen of North Carolina. VINO Vs. -
close his name, aud ire cats, tpostage
stamps); the latter being less than cos,
of the white paper, and the postage
while the cost Of the printing, mailing.
wrappers. aud editors profit are a free
gift to you, and thank y'e,' tool
~All our present readers are reques-
ted to do Us the favor to make this known
among their neighbors. All monthly
subscribers will be enrolled on a sepa
rate Book, and stopped, after the 3oth
day. And there will not be the least
obligation upon any one TO enroll a> a
regular subscriber. We wish 10 adyer
tise the paper, and in sending your name
you will help US.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28

A colored woman, writing from Akron,
o., and signing herself Anxious
Mother, said she would very much ike
Brother Gardeners advice on how to ed
ucatc her boy and for what profession.
He held tie letter in his hand for awhile
and then smoothing out the wrinkles he
replied: Oar am one thing dis womat
seems to hev fol gotten, an dats de fack
dat her boy belongs TO the cui'd race
Claim, what you Will and talk as you may
dat Tack am "a tone wall built across hi,
path flew LIFE. We am not naturally a
keen, sharp people. None of u an
purity, witty or accomplished. We dOan
take to books, oratory, poetry or de ar
tlstlc. De nan who says VI do I'D :;
base t1dtterer. Wld an block IN view
De Lawd not only did not polish Us VI.
but he lett Us III the shade in coiur. We
can be white an we can mIuele VIII
white people De white race alu sartil
to fill all de purfeshuns an take de best
places IN work shops an ~toundries. Dis
bein de case | shall say to dat mother,
an few her to all odder Guild wimmiu
in de land, Larn your boys to read, t.
write, to cast up fiFgers, to lie honest
truSty and 1altn1ul. Let EN- be cOnten'
to war dc black skins de Lawd gin 'e,n
an to fill de places he intended. a
Guild man as a Guild man kin win re
spect an confidence an build up a home
an enjoy its comforts. Put no Iarnin'
i0to your boys dat will make 'em out
cast from DER " race an objecks OF
contempt with any odder. We mus
work an we mus sarve, an de Gull Z
man who torgits it am sartin to diskiv,l
his error"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
What Was Did and Didn't.

No railroad commission bill became a
law, and yeLeach branch of the Legs
lature passed a bill, but unfortunately
not the same bill. Whether Thu. was
Intentional or accidental we know not,
but it looks a little suspicious. and
while a majority of the members can
assure their constituents that they were
in favor of a railroad commission and
can refer to the Journals to prove hen
votes-yet there Is no commisslonl Tn,
Senate's 'buucombe' bills to prevent
lobbying aud to forbid the issuirg of tree
railroad passes, of course, did cot par>
the House, nor have we heard Of then
ever reaching hat body. The Govern
or's mansion is to be built, but 10 rooms
are providei for the Supreme Court aud
the State Library. Most persons would
think the latter more needed than til,
former.
A very proper law was passed to pay
witnesses in criminal cases IN magls
trates' courts, although it is only fifty
cents a day. Tenants are rejected
against the rapacity of landlords by the
passage of a law that makes it a mis-
demcanor for a landlord to uLlawfuljy,
wilfully, knowingly and without procts 3,
Of Jaw to seize the crop. Of his tenants
when there is nothing due. A law has
been passed which will nore etfectualll
punish persons who mortgage the r
property and then dispose of it. We
hope this will break up a practice that
has become too Mechanics
and others are better protected by an
extension of the time to which they cal
enforce a lien, from six to twelve months
after filing the notice required by law
Constables will be pleased to learn that
they are now allowed the same fees ~,
sheriff. -Pittsboro Record.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
crsa; Combination!
THE PRICE or
DemOreSt'S illustrated
M0A'hl. Magazine
Last Year, wa / - a year This
year we offer II, and the weekly
FARMER AND MECHANIC
Eth PUBLICATIONS, one Y-A2,
Fos Only $500 ayear.'oris i.7o
for SIX months.

DEM0RESTS MONTHLY j. Justly
entitled the Worlds Noisl Magazine.
The .1rsest ia Form, the Largest in CIR,
culation. and The best Family Magazine
Of its publication, il Is now improved -
extensively n 70 place il in the front rank
Of Family Periodicals, ard equal 20 ans
magazine. II contains ~ pages, large
quarto, : X II inches, elegantly printed
on tinted paper, fully illustrated each
humble having steel engravings, oil pc
ture. or art subjects, published by "
Jennings pemorest, New York, and by
special agreement combined with the
fdrHle, AMI Mechraic for only s., for
both giving your Family all the STATE
News, and all the late Fashion lutelli
ccnce for oue pr!cel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
Prom the Wilmington star
a New Psalm Of Life.

new SCI " 6ifC
What the heart of the young grl SAID
to the poet
Tel me not in sole nn Warming,
Love J. but a foolish dream;
will loon succeed hfrs morning.
And men are not what they seem.
Love Is real Love Is earnest,
MARRIAGES. a woman goal;
For man made to nan returne-t,
Loving him with all her soul
Not endowment, and not sorrow,
Il a womAn's end aud way;
Work to day, and weep tomorrow,
Working, weeping every day.
Lite is long, and Joy is feeting.
And our hearts though brave aud strong;
Oft with doubt aud fear are beating
As unrcooed we march along.
In the worlds broad field Of action;
In the bivouac of life;
We shall know no satisfaction
Save as sCeethedrt, or as to,Je.
Lives of women all remind US,
We may marry without crime;
And departing, leave behind u.
Children on the shores of Time.
Daughters, who. perhaps another,
Sailing Ger lifs's solemn main;
A forlorn and lonesome brother,
Seeing-shall take wife again.
let us then be up and doing,
With a heart for any fate;
Husband Hunting still pursuing,
LEARN To COOK. and hope, ana Udu.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28

Owen, the defaulting teller of s.
Louis bank, stole $209, 600, aud lost it
all in cotton aud provisions.
w. +. Ambush, a colored lawyer Of
Cieaveland, and an e1-mcmber of the
Ohio Legislature, has been sent to
States Prison for eighteen months, hay-
ing been convicted OF blackmaihDg-
MIR. Tyre Glenn, of Yadkin county.
now holde a position in the revenue Of
ace 10 this place, formerly filled by Mr..
w. J. Cote, who has gone into a Bank
ing and Exchange business. -State.yille
Amer1cnn.
The Charlotte Obserrer tells of Baltl-
more drummer named Johnson who was
put off the car for riding in his shirt
sleeves in the ladies' car. He sued for
damages. He was stuck for s2OO in
costs.
A rail for common roads has been
'ntr )duced into France. 1t is imbedded
in concrete. and is flush at the edges
with the roadway From the sides il
slopes down to the centre. so as to en-
able the wheels of vehicles to retain
their place upon it. The estimated
cost is about % a yard.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
The explosion at the Government of

The explosion at the Government Of
fees, Westminster, London, did grea,
damase to the building: every pane OF
glass in the vicinity was shattered; a
close inspection shows that the cxplo~
sion was from the outside of The build
ing; it is said to be the work of Fcnians:
an explosion took place, also, at the OF
flee of the London Times, but the fall
ing OF the canister prevented any seri-
Gus damage: the Times says that two at
tempts Of this kind were made. -
E1-Treasurer Folks attorneys have
made a proposition to the authorities OF
Tennessee for a full settlement Of his
deficit to the State, -Associate Jus
tice Hoover, of Arizona, has been sus-
pended by President Arthur; Hoover
was connected with the Star Route Jury
bribery matter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Reader. can you believe that the
Creator %aflicts n e-third of mankind
with a disc rse for which there is no rem
edy' DR.. R. V. Pierce's Medical Dis
covery' has cured hundreds of cases of
consumption. and men are living to-day
healthy, robust men whom physi-
clans pronounced incurable, because one
lung was almost gone Send two stamps
for DR.. Pierce's pamphlet on Consump-
ton and Kindred Affections. Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
TOkay Vineyard Wine,

Either Dry or Sweet" J.e.A
or W hIte. Several vartet e, Of calt.
Purity and kEEflNG g",rne, 0aa,os
teef. Pronounced by such h,yf auri.u-
ty as DIR. Sayre, OfN Y, and ~ card
ner OF the L ) Army, az WEI A. oh o.
the very best native Wines they eva
drank. No refuse Of IT,, toroIen = NC
press, or vile adulterations iha have gc..
er seen a wine press. SO cat.rng % rs
European palate sG-called, - 49,
figures. Also several tbousand ~. 10.
Of pure wine vinegar. Send ior rrlu
list, and cultivate health and -5LI..ty or
well as home industries.
A. McBUIE. w. J.. GRFF>
oupt. and Ship Faye!tcyL.-, =. T..
ping Agent. Pro r.tJr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
ID YOU WANT
THE INCEST HOME IN MIDDLE
NORTH CAROLINA?

If 50, you can buy at low figures and
on long time. if desired, NV residence on
North side of Il x Il Gary. y. G, con
aiming seventy i've acres land. If de
sired on part of purchasers will divide
and sell in two or more parcels. Call on
Mr.. j. II. Walker, AZ hotel. or Rev. Il.
b. Culbreth Gu premi es. Address
A. (. PAGE,
Blues Crossing. Moore Co., n. {.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
PHOTOGRAPHS!
HOME AGAIN
WatSon'S New Gallery
OVER HELLER'S SHOE STORE, 81
FAYETTEVILLE ST.

Don't forget the place. II is with very Rres'
pleasure that 1 announce to the citizens Of Hal
eigh and North Carolina, that after an abs nee OF
several years in other states working In | { inter-
Ell of my profession, / have returned to IA "a
and permanently located one OF the best equipe
Photo, raphic Galleries in the country having Just
r, ce,yed a fun set of instruments made by > /,
palmeyer, the celebrated o. tician OF London
whose Instruments are acknowledged to be the best
in the world. My light j. the best mat can Il
constructed, gallery well located and cay uf a ccss,
elegantly furnished with every COM en- I,l.ce and
comfort. All class of work IL my lue Nil .e .t9lt
from the smallest to the largest portraits Old lat
lures copied, enlarged, sc. call aud see tr
whether You wish pictures or not.
J. w. WATSON.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
CINE MAh'S CASH AS G0oDIt
AkoIHER's
LUDCEN B. DtTrc
Southern Music Koucs
Oals Loaty i. taco.
PIANOS X ORGAN,
oa he Oae Prier Nvstss
ONE u FORM PRICE q ALL. A,
THAT TIE LOWEST KNOWN

The usual system 81 >Citl. Pa
Organs j. Tor tie dcA ger a. .ha
Price he can yet for them ~sthagf
. either a tAr prof, or the eus
tere>L- But We are proud 10 e'
tbs has never been our method H..
ug.
For the benefit Of purchasers All
cur them the full value ot tAe
&c established al the outset u our
ness twelve Years since,
TIE ONE PRICE SYSTEM
aud 10 this We attribute eur INN
and prosperous trade. Selling s
~quare basis, renders II imperative H.,
he price be the very lowest one TIN,
he given. We are pledged 4 da
We have always done It, aud a. sa
will do H. Its our creed and uar
lee. No other Piano and Ofeaa t
ieals ON this principle.
Our prices, IN PLAN figures. are
on every instrument. A chtiI ,.g
A. low a. the >harreSt trader
Houses have prices aud give dl>..rf.
The One I'Tlce system saves ru
trading, and J. tne only ,au>taa,ur.
% buyer ani seller tor, oa th-
price and discount system. even th.
Che customer buys, he Is not sage ta.
A. bottom prices
.iirice ~ I lao and ory.r q
Buy ,ick Why ? Because a. aay..
n prlcc i, almost certaln. Piano, ,.
Drgau~ are on j boom. The dcmaa8 ~
ceed- the supply. All the factur..
behind orders Dealers with cash In N...
aunot get ncut, a. last A. Vta.
Price, OF material aud labor are ad.,.
ing. The present low prices Of Piano ...
Organs cannot continue, and WI. ,
AGAIN rule IN the next ten years. ih.
h . ave money Large cauf-, 4,
Just made with Manufacturers vii tr.
rs 10 guarantee present prices u4l. aa.
uary 1T, loS2 After that We can m
sc nothing. Delay, arc dan cruus Ma.
n%iticcnt stock nov on hand seven Gran.
Makers. over 200 Inherent st,le~ uue
our warerooms. Elegant Pianos s.
Beautiful 0gtns $40. Ea,-e i.stall,.
ferus. sent Of trial. E,cr, u+iuccu..
that any Responsible House can off
Competition with the world bsut Gal
To seud Tor our Catalogue, ami ia. tu.
Lists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
>BECKWITH'S
Anti yspeptic Pills

have cured thousands of such sufferers, and will
do 1t again. No medicine was ever sustained by
slch undoubted testimony Try them.
DR. r c. Bond, Of Halifax, y. c., says: 81 have
l-ed Dr. Beckwith's Anti Dyspei tic Pills extern
siV.ly IL my practice for ten year., and eau recon-
mend q II v IA confidence 10 the attention of the
H.bi- ! am acquainted with the composition-
tley ,ontaI- 10 mercnry in any .orm, aud are com
pounded upon strict : : ieutiic principlts.n
The above Is only a selection from many Of the
same character What sufferer will fail to try
it? Prepared by Z 4. BECK WITH, 10 acisf
Petersburg, Va, from the original recipe of Or
John Beckw1th. Sold by druggists generally.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
Prof. W. H. NEAvE,

Can be employed, occasionally, to teach bands
He is the only thorough and expeditions Band teach
or in N. u; and has, in these respects, but few
equals and no superiors in the United states, a fac
well Known in the first professional circles OF :
the large cities. During the war, the only band
master in the Whole $outh-who commissioned a
such, aud exempted from conecfiption ~ theC. :
A. Secretary of War. and solely because Of lis prt-
eminent abilities and energetic use Of them amoni
the many army bands He, also, only, can ard doe,
give first class concerts to aid bauds in pa!iug f. +
his services.
He writes Music to order. TO fit, for band, or
chestra, pianos, voice, etc. Fills demands for frs
ci.% music az great festivals with a ba nd coInpoS,-
Of artistic Amateurs, selected fIom many towns III
the State, after the mann>r Of his Stale baud fot
Yorktown His permanent address Is Salisbury,
N. u
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The s~coundrels who. under the false
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it, (and place it with local Druggists
have swindled nearly every Newspaper
in North Carolina and, Of course, their
Medicine is a Fraud. No Respectable
Druggist will hereafter offer it for sale.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-28
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