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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
NOW Is THE TINk =

To have your pictures made while you
have the opportunity to have them made
WELL
We are prepared to do first-ciass work
in TIN-TYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS. Po.:cE-
LAIN and PENELLOGRAPHs.
% Copying and enlarging Speciality.
Give us trial. Respectfully,
NEWELL & V .ST.
Scotland Neck, July 81, 1883.
BRANsON's n. C, DIRECTORY, 18th
year Of Publ cation. 9Th Edition, will
soon be issue d. The only reliable Di-
rectory of the State ever published. Price
800. Order of
L. BRANsoN, Raleigh S.c.
w. H. KITCHEN. w. a. DUNN.
KITCHEN & DULN.
ATTORNEYS & CoUNsELLORs az Law,
Scotland Neck, N. g.
H8@ Office on 10th Street, frs. doo1
above Nam.
Notice.
DY VIRTUE of power in me ,,sted by
IL decree of the Superior Court fol
Halifax county, | shall sell fo: cash in
! the town Of Scotland Neck. on the 18th
day of September next, at II O'c, eek, one
five-horse power steam engine and fix.
lures used Herewith, and enc GIN.
Persons wishing to see the property can
do SO by calling on Robert Terrell: Stew
W. A. DUNN.
Kitchin & Dunn, Comm
Attorneys. aug IA ii
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Neville

is given by using Browns
IRON B1TTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
IN the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
OF sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BRoWN's
IRON B1TrERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq.,, of the
well-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Gentlemen. I take pleas.
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "Iust as good"
The genuine is made only
by the Known Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
Notice..

HAVE QUALIFIED as administrator
] of H. F. Ware. Persons having claims
AGAINST him are notified to present them
Ito me or to my attorneys, Kitchin 4
Dunn, by the 1st day of September. 1884,
or this notice will be used as a bar tC
their recovery. e. W. DUNN,
Aug ii At Admir- ii. +. Ware.
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New Advertisements.

CHEAPEST FASHION MAGAZINE IN the
world, 12O large pages, 4pages new music,
1000 engravings each issue. so cents per
year: single copies Is cents. STRAW
BRIDGE & CLOTHIER, 9Th & Market Sts.,
philadelphia.
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DUPLIN ROAD
HIGH SCHOOL.

This school opens annually on the first
Monday in September, and closes on the
last Friday of May. Tuition s25 per
session. Board, including washing, lights
and fuel. So 90 per month.
The cheapest male school III North
carolina. For further particulars apply
to S. w. CLEMENT,
PRINCIPAL,
Wallace, Duplin county, N. c.
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Notice.

4 HAVE QUALIFIED as administrator
of Mary Price. Persons holding claims
against her are requested to present them
to me or to my attorneys, kltchin d
Dunn, on or before Sept. lst, 1884, or
this notice will be pleaded as bar to
their recovery. c. W. DUNN:
Aug IA At Admir- Mary Price.
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HOG CHOLERA:

Farmers, save your hogs by using
MORRIS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. This
wonderful remedy was discovered in the
forests of Eastern North Carolina. For
sale by Bryan 4 Whitehead, Scotland
Neck, S. s. Nash & Co., Tarboro :
Brown & Simmons, Weldon. n. C., and
by all druggists. aug IL 3m
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
GEO M. CARR
rnaex to New Advertisements.

s. w. Clement-Duplm Road High
School.
A, II. Morris-Hog Cholera.
c, T. Bailey-Farm for sale.
S. T. Alsop-Legal notice.
Rev. j. T. Zorn-Salem Academy.
E. Peyser-Business Notice.
N. B. Josey-Local notice.
Kitchen & Dunn-Legal notice.
R. H. Smith, Jr.-Legal notice.
Commonwealth Printing.
G. NJ. Newcll--Photographic,
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WINE HILL FEMALE ACADEMY,

The Fall Term of this school begins on
Monday, September 3. 1888.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
Higher English, S14 90
Intermediate, IL 90
Primary, 90
Languages, each, 2 so
Music, Inst. and Vocal, Is 90 each
Miss LENA H. SMITH,
Miss EUNICE MCDOWELL,
Principals.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
GALEM ACADEMY,
SALEM. II. e.

The sOth Annual Session begins Sept.
9Th. For new catalogue containing Re-
quirements for Admission, Courses of
Study in the several departments, Terms
and Expenses, address the Principal.
aug 16 I'm.
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|NTUSlC SCHOOL.

Miss KATE FENNER respectfully an
Inounces that she will commence he1
Music School September Sd.
Will teach either at the homes of pu-
pills or her own residence.
s6" Terms-sl5 per 20 weeks.
.aug l6 1T
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

Spring and Summer
GOODS )!
CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP.
N. B. JOSEY & cos. |
We have just received our stock oil
Spring and Summer Goods.
Black Buntings,
Black Nuns Yelling,
Black French Buntings.
Black Cashmeres, Silk Suitings.
Andtal colors of nice
Dire IS Goods.
Our stock of White Goods is unusually
large. We offer great bargains in
White Dress Linens, Linen
Lawns, Piques, Dotted Swiss.
Nansook, Jaconets, Vic
| tor, Lawns, Ions
dales, DC &c.
| Laces, Laces.
| Hamburgs. Insert
ings, &c. We propose to
suit all in this department.
! Neck Wear, Ribbons, Kid Gloves
a speciality.
Keep Cool-Fans Fans! and Parasols.
! CORSETS AT ANY PRICE.
We offer you DR.. Warmers
| HEALTH NURSING CORSET.
I Ladies. Children and Mems Summer
Vests.
We offer great bargains in
| READY MADE CLOTHING,
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
A complete line Of
SSHOEAND MEMS STRAW HATS.
| Ladies' Hats and BOnletS,
We are glad to say that Mrs. Perkins.
of Baltimore, is with us again this Spring,
with large stock of
| MILLINERY
| Latest Styles of
HATS, BONN IS AND FANCY GOODS.
! Orders received b y mail or otherwise
promptly filled, Prices lower than ever
before.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

ATTORNEYS d COUNSELLORS -s';' La ",
Scotland Neck, N. g.
H6r Office on 10th Street, frs. dool
above Nam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
Gteambpats ano RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH X. X.
IN Pennsylvania II. r. foot C0r1ande
Stationsin aW.YOrk st and DesbrOsses-st.
| Pllila & Read. r. H.. foot liberty-st
LEAVE NETWORK commencing j ne ~, 1856: =,
For south AmbOy Phila & Reading X r. 7l5 B. IL
2.45, 4, p. SUNDAYS S45 A. M ~ H. D. M VIA
Penn X r. 7:1Oa M II m; ., m sunday q n % m
For Msawan &c via Phila Reading r. r.. f:4o, ii a.
m 245 A. 4SO 8 p. M. SUNDAYS S:45 m. Il M. p M
via Penn. X. r., 7l0a. m. ~ m, o. p m sundays
For Rcd Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbnry Park,
Sea (}lrt Pleasant &C.. via Phia. Reading X X,
745, 8. q. 2;45 $3.50, T. 400 sundays mot
stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury PARK S45 M ~ NJ
D. via Penn. r. r., I;lO. a. NJ IL m $40. $40 y D.
sundays (no' stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury
PARK. q. m, pm 90,
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat &c. via Phila q
Reading Il. e., 7:45 a. m, 2;t5, 4 D. m.
For Freehold Pha Reading r. r, 745, Q, ii a. m,
245 49, p. For Keypor. via Pnla Reading X r.
745. g. IL Gao. 1880 For Nlneland, Bridgeton
Atlantic CITY. &c, 246 y. IN. - $4,000
c. q. HANCOCK. ]. r. WOOD, H. III. NlEMAN
G. p & r. A. r. q H. r. R. G. p. A. p X. r.. Aotg Supt
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TnnnfiaL

NOT1CE.-Tbe Merchants National Bank,
~ located at Nashville I'm the state OF Tennessee is clos
ing up Us AFFAIRS All noehOders aud other creditors OF SAID
association are therefore hereby notified TO present the notes
and other claims against the association for payment
w. Il. BANG tE, Cashier
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the purchase
~ and sale OF Postal Telegraph Co bonds and stock
HENRY BROS & WAKEFIELD,
% Broadway.
Members ". Y. Stock tx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

EXECUTORS SALE.
II CHARLIE =. BROwS, AUCTfoNEER.
VIII sell at auction, HI itbDAI, August 2 lStJ. al $50
n. m. @ tbs premisas
Valuable Long Branch property Ocoan.aye, corner
Matilda Terrace, and on Matilda Terrace adjoining
Twenty plots OF fronting and the
ready for lIedi9s situated the West
Ena, Owand ana SearOJrO botn.s.
fnAps aud further particulars apply 90 nucfoneer 20
MeasTB. Mcdaniel Wheeler g bOuthcT Attor-
ncy Pnest. hcw-YOrk
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Eelp Uanie,.

-, NTFD-A Protestant (Episcopa,s d,en,
fsrred girl assist with sSs sass 81
mast DO even haps good references Address MAo
GmrEN sins sing. N. u
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Drcssmakn3.

Drcssmakim3.
AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAkER would
n like few cusomers by tho Day city OF rsnrenca
MI prices rest Uf tho season Dost
Please address MIRA CAS- sADY. 2l3 East lo1ths-
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Auriion Sales OF Rea! Gelale.

EXECUTORS SALE.
IL CHARLES =. Brown. AUCTIONEFR.
VIII sci auction. III ii-BAI, August = lks3. az
q u valuable Is prop.
trty Central Block. ocean nnd Che.
nves and bet he Mansion ousr ard United ~tntos
Hotel having frontage ~ l3, feet on einayeY by 1913
feet on Cbeelaye; abba fof hotel or la store
VIII De sod IN plot
maps further particulars apply 20 auctoncer 20
l., Or % Icssfs Davis, Cohen a. MCNiafn, AuOf-
uD,a 4 NnaA lLLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

DOCKAWAY BEACH.
IL NEw.YORK. woODHAvEN AND RocKAWAY r; +
1rins elye as follows. Long Island CityA M o 50 s.
oss iI;iO; p NJ 1903 2O3. S0S 49, 53n $3.50 800 g5Q
BHshwlck- NJ. $780, l;2o; NJ lSo S:SS i o' 70
10 2So 4o5. sos. TAO $3.50 Bedtord-A So sit?'
VA NJ $685. SAT, e;52. lll7; r. NJ LIZ, 242 Ar e'sS
7.47 SAT. ,~,D.vrpArxs
Lava hourly-6;3O \ 49, lilo and hourly 10 esV
n M from Long Island City and BushSlck.
Returning leave the Beach hourly
Last train 10 p. TO Long Island City'
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Urn Sooos.
Gin Rtal Csiaie for Sale.
Ciln iJroperlp TO Get.

* WEST 10Th ST.-Rcpairs now complete
ReI -Four storos. - feet Nids Tire situation b'auutl
ruOms Toilet e1cey centsts ufce immediate possession.
rout g. on Scptcmbcrl O!eu dHily from 10 10 4.
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OFFICE OF PULIMAS's PALACE CAR coMPh
CANADIAN Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY
\ kIANLnY & Co. AgnntS

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Company
J.. ). KENNEDY & Co. Agents. Z
No. 90 VA iamst, New-lork.
NOTICE is hereby given that an interest
~ dividend Of TWO AND oNEaALF PER CENT for
M urrent half ear ending lTth August next upon tho
siock of the company will be paid az the office OF tho
company No. G3 Wilham-sL, Nowiork on and AFTER h2t
-, 4. .,...s -. mira
DAY the day Of July inst. at M and feopehed on
SATURDAY. The 18th day OF August next ut ~ a. H.
D5 oiu' VI ~" ~ G. DRINKwATER.
Secretary,
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

II Arrangement Of trains taxing effect July l6 1881
Coaches 10 Binghamtoa Eimira ami Builo. sios9laT
! oosehtsl0 Cleveland. Cincinnati ani Chicago
charge iOr last tina Pansa siospas cosc6e, {, BAT
5 ac arriving Itz5h n: Niagara FilsD SA'aml1cl
louis $40 a second dav CONNECTING trains arrive
IysstoI Slop M Toledo. 5:21 D. IN; and Indianapolis.
Pm DaIlyl-Paciac Express for the West. solI
ttfain OF Pullman Day and Sleeping Coaching TO Bug.
Chicago Hotel and BaTei SMOKING Goa shes 20 Chicago
sa pn n Immigrant train for the West
s aSa i rissa so So i I5e ~ ~ H.
iim masat Sundays. 6. $50. l02oA Els 3D.
fs'slsoa J. 1870. $50 9:sl 1929 m, IL ao,n IiJI
tso, olO $50 $40. $50 1Il SIS 1879 .. m. AL
n NJ aass ssL sundays g. $780, 1929 las. 6:B) J.
Newark and Paterson Newark. Gfj. $40 ll,3oA n
lights oSy sundays. J:lS \ H. ;: TO- $50 ,. ~
issaern & 100 $50 1920 IN. las, 81 - 81
4 70 ~ go ; 9. M. and IL nifnight
warwiek. I:5Oa m. i3o D. m.
Newourg and Cornwall. 7;j0 a. n, 33) ABB, a. n.
aoodout ana Sinsston sad Montgomery a. n 49,, IN
9o,kso g. io2oA NJ $500 $3.50. E3l. ,. aI5a a
Nhiadleiown 7s2 o. 10 = N so. $50. SIS p.
1ds s2 iSso % az aSsDS The aas "a aai
I4ess m train stops Az, At main.sI o1iy.,
Is Sse ipso M g. $50 aais ~ Bib m saa
csts leave sst qaarterol AMI at.,r holr
&1ckefs Tor pass AMI nents OrlTnyroo All
coaches can be obtained and Is cis,tlag
os s s9l or 81 Broaiwiy 1877 wesst T. r.
kcurtst Brooklyn, or at sac Companys Dspot% -, .
Express trains from the est arrive in NewYork az 10
no z n "a ABBOTT GEM Passr Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
E0 $50 iOa m l. 3: % 40 5:1l ga. 500 D. a. IL
N.sss spring Valley and Mcassy. 7:io. Ioa $50
mo \. ABBOTT. GenT Passr AGENT. Now.York
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BEACH,
w NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN

Take the A. M 10 m and 4:3O n M from Pier No.
/ North River 10 connect with Long Branch boat
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFyIcE GREAT WESTERN (stARINE) Insurance. Co. !
No 30 WALSH. NEW. YORK. July L. 1883:
A I n regular meeting OF the Board OF Dl-
a rectors held this day a cash dividend OF THREE AND
ONE.HALF 3ial PER CENT on the capital stock OF the
company declared payable and after sd INST Trans
'ei o'OA' VIII '' ''' " r LOCKWOOD Secretary.
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VEST SHORE ROUTE,
via West Shore ofiH udson River.


On and After Monday July O. trains On New-YoIk West
clve snd Buffalo Railway will leave via Desbrosses and
Nyit4rdf 81 ferries as follows
~ ~ saratoga lilo M $50 p. m.
STOP m - '" '~9~' " - ' -
~ fzlehyile Cairo Mountain Honse station lll0a III
~ s..usenaeS ll:lO a m; 4l0p ~
W StA1iea ll:l0 ia. and Sstardzys only $50 p m
NJ na,saerskih Hunter. summit Pins HtiL Phenica $50
oay IA "a, 200 p H. $50 p IN: $3.50 a. ~ tram runs
ieesscn Highland Ponghkeepsie Marlboro, $3.50
Ne.s. zsvp m slO D. IN. and $3.50 IN Tor Kingston
$50. ~ y,So a m, ss.3U a. IN. lilo IN. ESQ D. m
a. Gu, l:lO p m. $40 .. IN.
lin ~ West Point craaston's $3.50 M 1880 a. M
pn "' zoo M $50 .. In, 4:l0 .. m. $500 p m. -
sa ne 10 local points ssuth Of Cornwall sec time tables
1 Ssex { Other trains daily sxcspt sunday
wi eafs 70 PhHniea and summit, in Catsk
krcs e yn o3VA M and 10 Phmnicia lilo a. trains
kh 1ass cAfs on lli0a m. $50 D. u trains for
nRsny: Jsrzs At stations and st Offices Of the
I{I'e3kln NJ a MY Pennsylvania Railroad station;
8yoeqesx VA Wy, Sos lti2. zV7 2oi si9 SAD 1873
yz1 ks;sS ~ otave NO las kast I25tlist Pennsyi.
sn0 s@sen FOOT Of Desbrossos st. and foot OF Cort-
'sa~ reserved ~ ali osaees
HENRY hosRTL
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

Passengers holding IRON ST EAMBoAT CO@PANYe
EXCURSION TICKETS from New York TO Coney Island
will DO charged only 20 cents extra for LONG BRANCH
EXCURSION TICKETS.
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s,luatlons Uanteo-- Malea.

defective or PRIVATE W a yelT. 81 AYE.
L Souih American gentleman, "a years ., - to,r
49, inches Tor years resident in tas city, Ss.on ia
oe aud having good references wsaes ia oos
soe drst class commercial house balm oSsr honorsDs
sale ransbiity aud reliability
9ip"fp oy 90 TriDune Uptown ONCE l,sss plos1
nATENTEES.-I am going to retgr fdr Az
us a a. Tor Germany and Austrs snassnd OHIO
pRRe0,NNEN BoLDr. 436 Woodaaa-aso. 49, ,.a
CTABLE-MAN.-By a man IuO w WORK uH steady tenn
- ss. :. ace % quick and hand. III ot
S0nN NICHOLSON, 20l fas' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
~ steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
10 a. " r. foot OF Cbrst0phers daily except SATURDAY
tp m connecting with morning trains for all points North
sunday steamer touches Albany.
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I ONG BRANCH.

L ONG BRANCH. -
- THE IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
will mako daily THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS from
COMFY ISLAND 10 LONG BRANCH
Leaving Pier at 10 $50 aud $50 Return.
ing leave Long Branch Iron Pier HIS 800 and 1886
Fare from Coney Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

GERMAN AND L. ). NAIL STEAMERS
VI NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfO.A-
sOCTuA APrOE AND BHbAEN.
WTHHA - Wei. JuIf 90 ttAH> bl HB, Ncd. aug.
WrrDHE sstntdav. Jglg - I y NAU retu'dAx An,
RATEsOE PA--Aukfr0m NEW YORK - sou IhAAf'
TON. HAEKE Or HKSNEN. n,.. .eo
FIRST tABiN .......-.>lofl SECOND CA"'N --....F'N
STEEEAgi- $50
caics 80 ,t-ansrs iron PiSr b,tEe,1 n9e'Al All
'H''' w. "'''N'N o1EiRIcHs & co., Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

SPECIAL NOTICE
The Elevated Railways have oDensi now station ~
BATTERY PLACE the 9Th and orb avenue aes difsotv
opposite the Iron steamboat Conplnys Pavilion Piet
North River Passengers isssng to tixs b'ls VIII leArs
the ears a that point
Passengers from "a aad 81 avsnus u1ss holiay Ir,1
Steamboat excursion tickets will DO transferred 18Th AL
9th avenue lines at Sonth Ferry frse.
Exc URSION TICKETS for sale AZ all downtown track
stations oftls ELEVATED RAILWAYS at 90 cents eaca
inc udin ? railway fare both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

i,ACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPAN1S
4 LINE ron CALIFORNIA. SANDWICH lsLANo9'
JAPAN. CHINA, NEWIEALAND, AusIkALih' SH-'
TRIAL aud SOUTH AAEHirA aud MEXICO
FOm New YORK bier t'pt Ct1t.it ,. T..
q FraucisCo. th' Isthnus Ot fdlAt'A
AtAPUIgOrsils WEDNESDAY. aug h"vn
COnuectlng Tor ami SOhth America ana h'kish
.on 5.n Fcttcs5D. lst aud Branntnstt.
flpAn Al OIi1L ..o,
CITY OF RIO nv JANEtitO sails SATURDAY rus -
TIrurson ses Oct Sa1 Francisco ant f0~olAhA -
special rstoA ,.,r,.,,,
Tor HONOLULU. MEN ZEALAND am ~ . -, N'Ni4A
cry or SYDNEY sails NliutlD july -,
onarrivalof London nAls a. Sal Frllclt.h, o.,
For freight pas.Ags and Cr1ari lnpf haitoi tppy
pauy , O,uoe plsr loot 'Ant-,l, NOFtn t'so,.
NJ 4 Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

IL AATERSKILL RAILROAD.
In NEW ALL~RAiL ROUTE DIRECT TO
HOTEL KAATERSKIL1A
Catskll MOunia House. House. Hsnes Corners
and Tannefsvplle. Passengers time.
AVOID Two HOURS STAGING UP THE MOUNTAINS
and all extra charges for baggage CiosO connections ~
EhineDeck and Kingston with nd -On River Railroad West
Railroad. DayIdne sea KOndOut Night
Line Steamers ASK uckets
VIA STONY GLOVE And KAATERsKILL ROUTE
A. u. HIBBAhD,
Gen. Pass Ag.
IouI
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

Il
" Between Nen YORK and ilayre.
Companys pier neNl So.fi North ky'r tbpt ~ tlrtoi1
Travellers this lis avail bDtA trt1st ~ tnslti rA
way and the discomfort II crp,inE tho Chtnae "a sniu
boat Special tfA leaving tls COMPANY dock AZ hFI ~
FOR Paris arivN OF steamers. Baggage che;ksi a.
New.1Ork thtaugh IN Pans
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-07-20
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Progress---To Old Fogy.

Mn EDITOR The commune ttiou from your
Old Fogy correspondent hos been read, aud
would not receive further notice hid it not
contained some miss,atemcnts. lie writes,
man talked to n negro in this way:
Railroads., you know make things lively
You can then get dollar day for work. As
! TO the taxes, why that oil comes off the land
holder. watermelon will pay all you will be
| taxed on it.
Now, the man alluded to was astonished, when
he went to the polls, to find so many whites and
negroes, who do not own much and, (judging
from present indcations) never will, ranting
about taxation ; so he Immediately went to work
explaining to them how they would be benefi tied
by u railroad, and among other things said
Railroads, you know, make things lively. You
can get dollar day for work on 1t.
Here some one said that it would make labor
scarce on the farm The man replied: "Yes,
that is true, and there is where the shoe pinches
some of the land holders here to day; they
don't want to do anything that will raise the
price Of labor As for the taxes, yours will be
almost nothing; the land holders pay almost all
the railroad tax; n watermelon will pay yours"
The man that did all this talking against the
land holder, pays more land tax, with one ex-
ception, than any one who opposed the subscrip-
ton. Now, ask, was this language calculated
to deceive or misrcpresent the facts?
Ut was n notable fact that men who pnid tho
lsst taxes, talked loudest about taxation on
e'esNH ,day. Perhaps the readers of the Times
| wofu Ike to know how much tax '.Old Fogy'
pays, apart from his poll. Just here will say
that cold Fogy" neglected to state that it was
circulated among the voters that the poll tax
would be raised to six or seven dollars if the
railroad subscription was carried.
We would notice many portions Of his letter,
bnt forbear, as he has already plead guilty to
ignorance. lie may not want Office, but he is
unfortunate in adopting the cry of the dema-
gogue about the poor laborng paying all
the taxes. 1t seems that he has an idea that
no one can labor or earn an honest living unless
he takes hold of the plow
We know that "Old Fogy' has always been
a democrat, anu while we are far from holding
one man responsible for ano,hers misdeeds, we
little difference between the two Parties, and
that his surrounding atmosphere has not always
been purely democratic.
l congratulate cold Fogy' or the appropri
| ateness of his assumed name. | can think of
none more suitable, unless it be Young Fogy.
We won!d suggest the following lines to the
careful consideration of "Old Fogy.''
GO wal some pow'r the giftie gle us,
To oursels rs ithers see us
IL wad frae monte n bundcr free us,
And foolish notion"
| PROGRESS.