PLANTERS HOUSE.
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"a GEORGE F. KORNEGAY would
STE1 respectfully inform the citizens of Newbern


and the surrounding country, that he has open
9s&at ed


Public House Of Entertainment,
in the commodious Brick building lately occupied by Mrs
Green the corner Of Middle and Front Streets lIs
his purpose to make it desirable house for regular
we'll as transient bosrdeFs Itceanness good servants,
table always provided with the best WHICH the market
will Afford and the assduous attention will enlitle
him share of the public patronage, it is his determ
nation to merit it. His stables will be found in excel
lent condition, and horses shall be well attended to.


Newbern, March lS, 1915 642-6m.