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TIM e J. a 8 l. &
B ~ NJ. Ii. R.-COnn. Pass. DiE
WINTER AR SANGEMENT
effect October 2, 1899.

In effect October 2, 1899.
Trains Leave
NEW -NoRrH-5:30* IN; 6:40t M 1:3G*
m.-SoUra-l2:10* a m; 7:OL* M; :O5* p
m: L0O* M; 10:5Ot p m. .
COVEN Observation-Disclosures m; 6:10* m
SoUrH-7:IO* M; 4:11*
BARTOI LANDING = NORTH = 4:40t m ;
S:IO< IN; I2.lS* m; Bi:25* m; 6:el~
m SoUTH-7:20* m 4:25 p* M IL :o9t M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m; 4:26t a M; 7:4O*
IN: 1908 p m; 4:15t p m; SASS NJ
SoUrH-Al2:37* IN; 1855 m; l:33f m (;
1885 m; I1:23* p m.
SOCTI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3f a M; 5:3'* p
m. SoUrH-7:4Sf a IN; 4:4S* p m.
sUTTON-NoRrH-11:37* m; 5:2o* m. SoUrH
-S:o5t m; 5:04*
WEST BURKE-NoRTH-3:56f m; 11:3C* a
B3:I6* p m; 5:12* p m. SoUTH-S:13f a M;
m; 5:l2* p m; 1l:5t* p m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m; 3:4Ot a
m; Helps IN; 3:32* m; 4:55t p NJ
SOUTH-l2:15F m; 1:1Sf m; $685. a IN;
l1:45* n; 2:14* p m; 5:33$ p m.
T.JOHNSBURY-NoRT m; 3:15t
m; l0:45* T.; 3:13* p m; APPS m; 1888"
pm.-SoUTH-12:S5* d m; 1:4O* m; s;UC~ a
m; 12:O5* m; 2:34* m; 5:55* M
A Stops only for passengers to or from
connecting roads or divisions.
B Stops only for passengers from Concord
or below.
@DaiIy. tDaily, except Monday.
ID. J.FLANDERS, G. p. & Il. A.
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ST. j. 81 l.. G.. r.. X.

Passenger Trains Leave
aARD WICK-WEsT-f:52 m; 1928 p m; 1903
m. EAsT-S:4 p m: 1928 a m; 6:O2 m .
EAST HARD WICK-WEsT-7:10 m; 4:43 p
m; 1854 EAsT-S:30 m; 1898 m.
GIG m.
GREENSBORO-WEsT- m; 4:35 p m;
s:45 m. EAsT-s:5o p m; 6:45 NJ; 1882
m.
HNSBURY-WEsT-f:50 p m; 1920 p m;
GAS m; EAsT--2:45 m; 4:4n p m.
-. FLANDERS, G. p. and T. A.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-02-19
SAVINGS FUNDS NVES. 'ED
40 $50 go
GUARANTEED.
Established 1889. Capital Stock, $50, OOO.OC

Established 1889. Capital Stock, $50, 100000.
The many Vermont holders for the past ten
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Guaranteed Investment Bonds
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STABILITY. Interest payable seml-annuaHy.
No investor in our Bonds or Certificates mas
ever lost penny of principal or interest, put mas
received the interest when due, during expansion
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and panic.
We have had for ten years investors In the
following and other towns in Vermont:
Montpelier, East Calais. GToton, Corlntn'
Barre LyndonviIle, Pawlet Gouldsyille, Caoot,
Newport, Royalton, Glover, Barton, Stowe, Kan
dolph South Peacham, McIndoes Falls, St ohns-
bury, Craftsbury, Waterbury,, Bristol, Berlin
Niddlesex. Rochester, Mortified, East Warren,
North Calais Plainfeld, McIndoes, South Kye-
gate ST Adams, Wells, Bellows Falls, Waterbury
Center Jacksonville, Albany Center, Marshheld
and Barnard.
Funds can be deposited, awaiting delivery OF
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est from date of deposit.
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Montpelier, Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-02-19

Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled for
piles, jures and skin diseases 1t is the original
Witch Ha eel Salye. Beware of all counterfeits.
III @ Pierce, Barton; II S Webster, Barton Land
ing; q w Russell, Irasburg; r French, Glover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-02-19
THE " BRIDAL VEIL"
AND THE ROB ROY"

the leading brands Flour with WE know
VERY CHOICE and place them with families
sbe used they always used To this end SHALL during
give pound Golden Baking
the brands Flour sold This Ba-
Powder actually soc because other
brands sell soc and make this offer weeks
this Flour families that with We
Family Flour all
prices.
O. D. OWEN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-02-19

reached. Young men
and young women,
haggard, useless,
miserable, drop by
the wayslde, burdens
to themselves and 20
their friends.
Rise upl BE stronRl
There 10 a way. Or.
Creene's erVura
blood and nerve rem
edy will m axe you
new again = LITER
ALLY NJ w. IL 10
Natures own nerve
and blood medicine
InvIgoratIng streng-
ek4aIA asaeaNNaEA9
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Dobrze - rxekf Montparnasse.
I ~roseszli sic; Montparnasse udal sic W
strone Greve. Gavroche poszedl ku Bastylii.
Piecioletni maly, cisgnisty przes brata, kt6.
rego z kolei ciagnal Gsvroche, kilka razy
odwracaf W tyf glove, patrzac ma odchodsa.
cego ,,Porriszynela".
Dsiwaczny frazes, "a pomoca kt6repo
Montparnasse oztrzegl Gavrocha O obecnosci
policjanta, ME zawierai W sobie zadnepo in.
nego talizmanu, opr6cz dzwisku dig powto.
rzonego piet Tub szesc raEy ma rosmaity spo.
sob. Sylaba dig, nieoddsielnie wym6wiona,
ale umiejstnie wplatana misdsy wyrazy fra.
zesu, znaczy: ,,Badzmv o~strozni, ME mo4na
movie swobodnie". We frazesie Montpar.
nassa byia opr6cs .tego literacka pisknost,
ma kt6rej ME poznaf sic Gavroche: mon doque,
ma daguei ma digue, wyrazenie zargonu uay.
wanego W Temple i majacego znaezenie IA.
kie: ,m6j pies, moi n6z j moja aona"; wyra.
Genie to bardzo byio uzywane prsez pajac6w
i kuglarsy W wieku, W kt6rym Molier pisal,
a Callot rysowal.
>Dwadziescia lat temu, ma %pofudniowo-
zachodnim rogu placu Bastylji, kofo prey.
stani kanaiu zrobionej z dawnej fosy wiesie-
MIA cytadeli, znajdowa} sic dsiwaczny pom.
mix, kt6rego~ paryzanie ME pamietaja jua to.
raz, a kt6ry jednak ~zasfugiwai ma ich pa.
mice, byf on bowiem urzecxywistnieniem
mysi ,czlonka Instytutu, naczelnego dow6ds.
cy armji e~gipskiej". Powiadamy pomnik.
chociaz byl to tYlko model pomnika. Ten
model, potezny szkic, okazaly trup idei Ma.
poleona, kt6ra diva Tub trey ~nastepujace DO
sobie uderzenia wichru uniosly i "a kaadym
razem odrEucaiy coraz dalej cd mas, ten mo.
del stat sic historycznym j nabra( jakiegos
charakteru rzeczy sko6czonej, CO byfo W
spr1ecznossi z jego p~ostacia. tymczasows.
Byf to sion wysoki ma csterdziesci stop, Gle.
sielska j murarska dokonany robota; mial
ma grzbiecie wiezs podobna do domu; ME.
gdys p~omalowany ma zielono przez murar.a,
deszcz i czas. Szerokie colo kolosu, lego
traba, kfy, wieza, ogromny grzbiet, cstery
nogi podobne do kolumn, tworzyly W nocy.
pod gwiazizistem niebem, jakss zadsiwiaja.
CO ~straszna figure ma pustym, odkrytym TO-
gu placu. Me motna bylo zrozumiec, coby
to miaio znacIyG. Byf to rodzaj symbolu
ludowej silly. Byfo to ponure, zagadkowe,
ogromne. Bylo to jakies potezne widsialne
widno, stojsce obok niewidzialnego widma
Bastylji.
Mafo cudzoziemcow zwiedzafo ten gmach,
laden ~przechodzieh ME patrzaf ma niego.
Sion zamienial sic W ruine; raz po rag kawa-
fy wapna odpadafy cd jego bok6w, twor.sc
ma mich sskaradne rauy. pEdylowie", jak sic
mowi W stylu w~yszukanym, zapomnieli o
MIN 1914. Stat tax W swoim kscie ponury,
chory, walacy sic. otoczony sgnifs palisada,
kt6ra pijani woznice wcias walali; brzuch
miaf porysowany szparsmi, Z ogona wycho.
dziia mu zerdz; chwasty rosfy misdzy noga.
mi; a ze posiom placu cd trzydziestu lat
wznosif sic dokofa niego powolnym ale Gag.
lynn ruchem, kt6ry nieznacznie podwyzssa
grunt wielkich miaA, on przeto znalasi sic
wreszcie W dole i zdawalo sic, ze siemia "a.
padaia sic pod MIN. Byf brudny, pogardro.
ny. wstrstny j wspaniaiy, -szpetny W ocsach
pospolitego czfowieka, m~elancholiczny " O.
csach mysliciela. Bylo to jakgdyby smiecie,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Wskleple; kupl0c, ktoremu tu4 zAp{acify,
patrsaf teraz ma mich Z niechscis.
Wr6cmy ma ulics,-rsekf Gavroche.
snowu possh W kerunku Bastylji.
Csasami przechodssc koio oswietlonych
magasyn6w, mfodszy chlopak satrsymywaf
sic i patrsaf ma ofowiany segarek, kt6ry mial
.awlessony ma sznurku ma swoiej szyi.
- Niema wstpliwosci,. ae Jest to male.
zyty dudek, m6wif Gavroche. Potem "a.
mysliwssy sic, mruknsi pr.ez ssby:- To
ws.ystko jedno jeaelibym miaf dsieci, .amy.
kaibym ie lepiej.
Kohcsyli jua sw6j chleb i dochodsili do
rogu owei smutnej ulicy Ballots, W glsbi
kt6rej widac. niska i ponura brame Force,
kiedy nagle ktos p~rsem6wil:
= Patrzcie, to ty Gavrochei
Patrzcie, to ty Montparnasse9-rseki
Gavroche.
Ms1csyzna, kt6ry sis sblisyl do ulic.ni.
ka, byf to prsebrany M~ontparnasse, W ME.
bieskich okularach; pomimo to Gavroche DO.
znaf 60 odrazu.
= Do kata!-m6wif dalej Gavroche,-
masz fupinke koloru kataplasmy Z siemienia
lnianego i niebieskie okulary jak doktor.
Masz styl, slowo starego!
- Cytl-rzekl Montparnasse,-nie tax
glosno.- l sywo pociagnsl Gavrocha dalej
cd oswietlonych magasyn6w.
Male chfopaki machinalnie possfy IA
mimi, trzymajac sic "a rece. Stanawssy pod
fukiem ~c.arnej bramy, zabezpieczeni cd spoj.
rxeh i deszczu, taxa rospoczeli ro.mowa:
Cry wiesz gd.ie idsl-spytal Mont.
parnasse.
- Do opactwa Monte.a .Regret*)-rzekf
Gavroche.
= Kpiarzu!
Montparnasse m6wil dalei:
- Ide do Babel.
Al-rseki Gavroche,-to ona sic ma.
Eywa Babet2
Montparnasse CLOS xnizyl:
- Me ona, ale oni
- A! Babel!
- TAX, Babel.
- Sadzifem, &c on zamkniety.
- Otworsyl zamek, - odpowiedsial
Montparnasse. 1 pospiesznie opowiedzial u.
licznikowi, se tegoz dnia rano Babel, prre.
niesiony do Conciergerie, ucieE 3 ~,,korytarza
sledcSego", poszedlszy ma lewo, samiast p6jsc
ma prawo. Gavroche podsiwiaf to srecznosc.
- To mi dentysta!- rzekf.
Montparnasse dodaf j~esscze kilka szcse.
g6f6w o ucieczce Bsbeta i sako6csyf temi
Slowly:
- Ale to ME wszystko!
Gavroche, s~fuchajsc Montparnassa, wzial
mu q reki jego lasks j machinalnie pociagnsl
g6rns jej Geese; niespodzianie ostrze pugina.
tn ukazalo sic W lasce.
- Ach!-rzekl,-szybko wsuwajsc ma.
Fad puginafl-wzisies Z SODA swego sandar.
ma, przebranego Pc cywilnemu.- Montpar.
nasse mrugnaf okiem.- Da lichal - m6wil
Enowu Gavroche - to masz sic bic Z zandar.
mamie
$3.50 Kt6z to mote wiedsiec, odpowie.
dziaf Montparnasse Z nina obojstna.- Do
brze Jest zawsze mice prsy sobie szpilke.
Gavroche nalegai:
= Go bedziesz robii tel nocy2
Montparnasse przybraf znowu ton DO.
wazny i rzekf zjadaiac sy]aby:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

t~egowanych j rsekf:
- Prowadze te OTTO d.ieci ma noclep.
Gdsie ma nocleg2
- Do mnie.
- To masE miesxkanie9
TAX, mann m~ieszkanie.
- A gdsie4 TOT
w sioniu, rzekl Gavroche.
Montparnasse, chociaa = natury swei
mafo sis dxiwiscy, ME m6gf powstrsymac
sis cd wykrzyknieGal
- w sloniu2!
A no, tax, W sloniu!- d owiedsiaf
Gavrocke.- Keksaa2
Jest to snowu wyras jssyka, kt6rym
nix ME pisse, a kt6rYm wszyscy movie.
keksaa znacsy Qu' est ce que celia az ii coz
Etadf) Gfsboka uwaga ulicsnika wr6cila
Montparnassowi spok6j i zdrowy rozssdek.
Leps1ego, jak sic sdawalo, zacsal nabierac
mniemania o mieszkaniu Gavrocha.
lstotnie!-rsekl, tax, W sloniu. A
dobrze tam2
= Bardso dobr.eI-odpowiedzial Cav.
roche Tax jest, ma prawds, bardzo do.
brze. Niema pr~seciag6w jak pod mostami.
- jake tam wchodxiss2
- Wchodss.
Jest tam siuraa-zapytal Montpar.
- SPodsiewam siel Ale ME trzeba te.
go rospowiadac. Jest otw6r miedzy prsed.
niemi nogami. laden bury ME dostr1egf go
jeszcse.
= wlazisz2 Tax, roxumiem.
Raz, diva. trsy i juz Jest; krach j
wiecej nikogo.- Pc chwili milcsenia, Cav
roche dodaf:- Ola tych mafych beds miaf
drabins.
Monparnasse zaczaf smiae sic.
y Gdzie u djabfa wsisfes tych malc6wi
Gavroche odpowiedziai q prostota:
= So to bsbny, kt6rych mi jeden fry.
sjer podarowaf.
Montparnasse sic zamysli}.
Posnaies mnie cd rasu-mruknal.
Wyjsf kieszeni jakies diva przedmio.
ty; byfy to Pc prostu dwie rurki pi6ra, OBJ.
winiate wata; wlofyl je sobie do obu nor.
dry. To mu zrobilo nos inny'
Lmienia cie to - rzekf Gavroche -
jestes mniej br.ydki, powinienbys to sawsze
nosic.
Montparnasse byl Acknowledgment, ale
Gavrocbe lubii szydsic.
- Bee Aartu = zapytal Monparnasse-
jak mnie ~znajduiesz2
Clos byf zmieniony take. w mgnieniu
Okla Montparnasse stal sic do niepoznsnia.
-Oi pokaa nam Porriszynelal - wy.
krsyknal Gavroche.
Dwa1 malcy, kt6rzy dotad mic ME slu.
chali, sajeci mocno pakowaniem sobie pal.
cow do nosa, zbliEyli sic usfyssawszy to imis
spojrsei ma Montparnassa & wyraxem ra.
dosci i podsiwu. Ma nieszczescie Montpar.
nasse sajsty byf csem innem. Pofozyf rsks
ma ramieniu Gavrocha i rsekf, robiac nacisk
ma wyrazy:
- Posfuchai, CO CT powiem, chiopcze;
gdybym byl ma miejscu, = moim psem, moim
no4em j mois iona, j gdybyscie mi dali die.
slIsc wielkich sous ME odm6wifbym piracy
ale ME tusty wtorek many dzisiaj...
Dziwaczny ten frazes srobil ma chfopcu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ZGODA.

= Ale ty. rzekl Montparnasse. -
gdsie idsiesx teras2
Gavroche wskasai ma swoich dw6ch pro.
t~egowanych j rsekf:
Prowadze te OTTO dsieci ma noclep.
Gdsie ma nocleg2
- Do mnie.
- To masE miesxkanie9
Tax, mann mieszkanie.
- A gdsie4 to3
w sioniu, rzekl Gavroche.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-10
Mrs. Lewis Reception.

The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church promise the
members of the congregation and their
friends generally Il most enjoyable so
cial function on the evening of Thurs
day, February 10th, from s o'clock to
II.
1t is to be "a Silver Colonial Tea.
with charming music and the incest and
most abundant refreshments, all more
in the nature of Il social reception than
Of the usual entertainments for the
benefit of church enterprises. The spa
cious grounds and elegant home of Mrs.
Julius Lewis will be thrown open for
the purpose.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
organ fund, which is the especial labor
Of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary just
now. This is an opportunity TO aid
in this cause, and beside the small price
of admission, % cents, any voluntary
offerings will be appreciated by the
young ladies.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-10
MISS LAGERGREN's RECEPTION
Blind Children Give a Demonstration
of Their Skill.

\ reception was given last night at
the Blind Institution by Miss LaSergren,
in charge of the Sloyd department of
that institution.
The thiWy-seven students in the de-
par1ment gave a half hours exhibition
in carpenter work. The guests We're in
vited to compete for three prizes i'll the
same work. The prizes We're won by DIR.
Norwood G.. Carroll, w. III. Rand and
c. ID. Tucker DIR CAROLS prize was
Il paper cutter, Mr.. Rand's was a coat
hanger and Mr.. fuckers was monkey.
All of them were made by the blind
students. The judges We're Prof. Hugh
Morson, c. B. Edwards and j. NJ. Cost
ner.
Music was furnished by five blind boys:
Robert Johnson. Chester Johnson, Henry
Ensley and John Scott.
The rooms We're decorated with ever
green's and flowers, and with United
States and Swedish flags Refreshments
We're served to the guests.
Miss Lagergren is from Gottenburg,
Sweden. She has studied Sloyd at the
famous Mas Sloyd School. near Gotten
burg, Sweden, which is known all over
the world, and people from all countries
~ lueIe ~ Sluut Tire 1~IuNu ~ Sltui Iou
can sometimes hear about sixteen diff
ferent languages there. Sloyd is taught
in Swedish, English, German and
French. and foreigners are especially
welcome and treated friendly there
Miss Lagergren has also studied Sloyd,
Woodworking, weaving, etc, at several
other Sioyd schools in Sweden.
She has been in America nearly seven
years; has been teaching in Chicago, H.,
Evanston. H., Battle Greek, Mich, Bay
View. Mich. She has been connected
with the Institution for the Blind of this
city since September. 1898. She was
visiting Sweden last summer and during
her stay there visited the Mas Sloyd
school for getting new ideas about the
work there. She also studied a new
work. the embossed leather work,
which is very beautiful and now quite
fashionable in Europe. She has started
classes for ladies and gentlemen in the
last mentioned work and also in wood
carving, straw-weaying, etc.
She will be glad to have friends or
educational manual work visit the instr
tuition at any time and see hers and the
children'S work.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-10
GOOD BRYAN WEATHER.
The Cold Wave Will be Gone Before
Next Tuesday.

There is now cold wave on tap here
but Forecaster Won Hermann says il
will not last long.
''By the time Mr. Bryan comes the tenn
perature will have sufficiently n,cderlted
for him no speak out doors, if tie size OF
the crowd here makes an open air speech
necessary. Provided" he added. III
doesn't rain. It's too far ahead to make
any prediction as 10 that
The temperature yesterday morning
was 81, but Mr.. Won Hermann predict
ed that by this morning it would be down
to ga fall of 40 degrees in twenty
four hours. He thinks the temperature
will begin to moderate tomorrow after
noon or Monday morning. The predic-
ton is for clear weather during the con-
tinnance of the cold wave.
One of the sharpest changes in tenn
perature ever known i'll this country was
at Chicago Thursday, when the Their
mometer fell 80 degrees from G2 to - in
seventeen hours.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-10
MR.. BATTLE AT THE PINES.
He Spoke at Southern Pines and Was
Pleased at Developments There.

Mr.. Il. III. Battle returned Yesterday
morning from a visit to Southern flhes'
which he had paid at the instance OIL the
manager of the Sanltarlum TOT coioreu
ueopIe at that place. He had been re-
uuested TO make some remarks at the
conservation services of the new Dullu-
ing lust erected by the benehcence vi
n lady from Providence. X. L. Inc sam
tarium is three fourthS of mlle or a
mile from the hotel and after the services
he was requested to deliver an address
ut the hotel TO the Northern guests there.
They were all strangers to the State anu
he took for his speech some facts about
North Carolina, and was listened to with
much attention and deep interest and he
charmed them with his most interesting
and attractive address. Mr.. Battle was
agreeably surprised TO find that these
people while entirely strangers to the
State were interested in what affected
the welfare OF the State, during the
war and since. And the cordially with
which they treated Mr.. Battle, and his
daughter. who was with him, was very
gratifying to him. He observed no sec
tional feeling whatever on the part of
any with whom he conversed freely. and
ne WITS aSIetdDly SuTpTlStu dl the Nciv
high estimate some of the placed upon
the personal character as well as the
| military skill of the Southern leaders in
the war between the States.
Mr.. Battle took occasion to visit
pinehurst during the afternoon and wus
amazed to see what progress had been
made in developing another great resort
| for the Northern people in the hitherto
/ barren sand hills Of Moore county,
which is now literally blossoming as =
rose. They will soon have nccommoda-
| tons for $4,000 visitors in the village. 1t
| is reached by the Southern Railway
| now by way of High Point and Ash
| boro, as well as by the Seaboard Air
| Line. and the Aberdeen road and also
| by electric cars from Southern Pines. 1t
| was, said Mr.. Battle. a day well spent.
He was assured that his visit was some
| help to the Sanitarium which is SO much
| needed for the colored people of North
| Carolina.
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FOR SALE.
The Finest Grain and Stock
Farm in Eastern Va.

Situated twenty miles west Of Peters
burg and within four of the Norfolk and
Western II. Il. The tract contains two
thousand three hundred and fifty-seven
acres, about one-ffth of which is table
land and rich creek bottom, the uplands
are gently undulating; not a hill on the
place. Soil is a clay loam and very pro-
ductiye, the bottoms are as fine timothy
lands as any in the State and produce
heavy crops of grain. The farm is
beautifully watered by springs and
streams. There are two residences
(about one and half miles apart; one
contains eleven large rooms. several
halls, closets, porches, &C., the other
six rooms. There are the usual farm
houses such as barns, tenant houses,
granary, &c.
Some excellent fruit-Apples, Peaches
Cherries, Grapes, &c. There is not
a more delightful home or healthier one
in the State. | am too old to manage
it, and to make a speedy sale offer it
at the low price Of twelve dollars per
acre, less than | have ever offered it.
This tract would cut UP into dozen
fine, farms, but wish to sell it as a
whole. Deer, Turkey, Quail, &c, In
abundance. IS
The, above is a fairly good description
OF "MiH Quarter Farm by former own
er two years ago. lie was offered over
$1,000 per acre cash and refused 1t. 1t
is worth more now than then. But j,
now offer it at $500 per acre. At THIS
III is VERY CHEAP PROPERTY.
1t is estimated by men who have been
over it that there IS TIMBER ON 1T
ENOUGH 10 PAY FOR IT. at this
price. and then have plenty of wood and
all the land and buildings free, and they
would be, worth as much more. Ii you
have some cash and want big bargain
write 10 or see
j. A. JONES
Raleigh, \. g.
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RECEIVED $1,000.
Mr.. Curry Sends Check For North
Carolina Schools.

Superintendent Mebane yesterday re-
ceived from DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry agent
of the Peabody and Slater funds. a
check for 81 900 for the schools of this
State. The money goes to the following
colored normal schools: Elizabeth City,
5000; Fayetteville. 5000: Franklnton,
500; Plymouth. 500; Goldsboro. 500;
Winston, 500. And to the following
city schools: Mt. Airy, 500: Washing
ton, 500.
The apportionment of the Peabody
fund for this State is made during the
month of October, but the money is not
sent to the Superintendent except as 1t
suits the convenience of the general
agent and the trustees of the Peabody
fund. The check received yesterday from
DIR. Curry for the $1,000 above, designa-
ted the schools to which it was to be
distributed. The statement is made so
that those schools expecting Peabody
fund this year may know that the funds
will be forwarded to them AS soon as re-
cived from the general agent. The mon
ey was sent out at once to the schools
to which it was apportioned.
DIR. Curry asked whether it would be
we'll on account of the forced closing
to reduce the appropriation for the nor
NAL college Mr. A1ebane replied that
the school now has about 800 girls in at
tendance and will be practically be able
To do a regular years work and strongly
advised against reducing the appropria-
ton.
A letter from DR.. Mc1yer yesterday
says that his little son. who has typhoid
fever is improving and that there is no
alarm among the student body. The
smallpox scare. he adds. kept away some
twenty-five or fifty students, but that
part of them will probably enter yet