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ASHEBORO, DEC., 13.1888.
F-^'iir years ago the tota- vo'e of
ihfc Jlate on tha Congressional tickets
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j AISTVXJAT. EXMIUIT.
Claims Audited and Allowed by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Randolph County during the year
Commencing Itec. 6th. 1887 and
Ending Dec. 3rd, 1888.
COXTNTY COMMISSIOKERS.
E. A- Moffitt eummooing
rors, holding court &c.
jU-
43.60
181.25
. ’ A. 0. llulla 15 d.a)'S $2.00 $30.00
Mil''aj;e 130 n.iics @5e.
wth LOO ?^'2—democratic 141,894, re-,
|,i;i.l.c-.a 118,887. Ti.is year the total ^
appears to be 280,327. an increase oi, jq
19,44C.
1 !:e’Elizahfcih iljty Beacon calls
for a meeting of tlia presidents of the
lieiiiociatic cluos of Bladen county ;
lor tbc tKjrpuae ol foi miug a perma-j
nent county club. This is a more in
the right direction. The Democrats
should keep up tbeir organizations.
j Miie.'-ge 20S miles @ 5c.
S. A, Hciiloy 1=; (I’s @ 2.00 .30.00
: Mileage 00 irile.=^ ® .5c. .3 30
■ M. Uobins coun.stl 12 months
F. Craven clerk, 1-5 u’s @ 2.00
33.30
25.00
30 00
The inaugm'atiou of Judge Towle
$105.20
i ERfDOES.
Ne'vr Market Ltiinber Co., lora.
I ber for Muddy Creek bridge $10.00
D, N*. Bijrrow i’mber for bridge
I in Frai.khnsville township 2.31
as Governor of North Carolina will' m. V\". Free, same 4.00
probably take place about January Jno. Lowe, same. Cedar Grove
20lii. The arrangeinwuta for it, ac- j township 1.25
cording to the law, must be made by Jqq. Lowe same 1-51
the legislature. The legislature m. C. Ridge building Muddy
meets on the first Wednesday after j Creek bridge 122.00
the first Monday in January, which o. D. Bean repairing bridge in
cotiRT notJSE.
Joseph Betts putting lights ia
clerks office 1
A, C. McAltsWr m’d’se
B, B. Burns gfates for stove
E, A. Moffitt Bob Bald
win for repaifiHo
paid John Betts repairing
well
W. P. Wood & Co. sett chairs
&c.
for '.a’d’sa \
Jesse Presneir ork in clerk’s
\ *
office •
1.50
1.60
6.55
1.00
10.50
fails on January 9ib.
The World says: “Any flag tbrit
flies for untaxed whiskey and war j
taxed clothing, food, fuel and shelter j
for the people may be an old Whig
rag, Of a Republican banner, or a pi
ratical ensign. But it is not, never
•.was and never can be a Democratic
flag.”
An exchange
Union township
J. IL Spencer repairing 2b’ge3
in Union township
B. F. Hayworth removing raft
from Enterprise bridge
j W. L. Hobbs lumber for bridge
I in Randleman
: J. A, Wall committee on Mud-
j dy Creek bridge
T. C. Fentress same
>8' Benjamin Rash footway across
asks: “What
home without a newspaper?” to j Uwharrie
which a brother editor replies r “It is * j, M. Pickett lumber for cul
verts in C. Grove township
E. R. Trogdon building bridge
on Worthville road
a place where old hats are stuffed in
to the window SBsh, where the chil
dren are like pigs, the house-wife
like an aboriginal savage, and the Q, F. Beckerdite rep’ring br’ge
husband with a panorama of the j near Walker’s mill
Dismal Swamp painted on his bosom J. H. Burgess lumber for br’ge
with tobacco juice.”
\ It wili be gratifying
bf this pastoral charge-to know that
fh^recent Conference at Newberne
has retnrned Rev. J. 0. Thomas to
this work for another yoar. His two
years’ labor among ns has been pro
in Columbia township
T—7“ 1 ' Sawyer & Farlow lumber for
f,. I..,.,-, brioge in New Market t ship
M. N. Brower plan and specifi
cations. Spoon’s mill bridge
A, S. Homey one day locating
Spoon’s mill bridge
13.00
S.07
1.25
2.50
1.00
4.00
6.00
3.00
30.35
4.00
3.00
8.12
10.00
2.00
vcni0 LOUWA U9 USO wav' ( ^ a • l_
J , I J A u : G. G. Welborn rop’nng bridge
dnctive of much good, and has served . ^ .
, . J .. , I in Trinity township
to greatly endear him to our people
Just ai this stage of our church af
fairs, Bro. Thomas knows better than
any new man could just where to be
gin in order to successfully continue
the good work already begun. For
this reason, if no other, his return
will meet the hearty approval of the
Church. Bat in addition to this be j
is just the man we wanted iinyhow. !
With Uncle Joe at the helm we al
ways feel safe.
A. R. Keearns repairing bri’ge
ia Tabernacle township
Uriah Preanell lumber for br’ge
in Cedar Grove township
Joh'u Lowe for same
W. L. Hobbs latpber for bri’ge
ia Randleman township
Plummer & Hill lumber
bridge in Concord t’jhip
6.65
6.76
1.40
5.80
2.40
-t ,v ■'
for
$260.76
The Republicans around here have
it settled that J. B. Eaves ia to be the
collector under the new administra
tion. In that event we suppose his
“Reliables”—“men who are not afraid j
of the devil”—will be the raiders, the
deputy collectors, the storekeepers
and gaugers, fec. These ‘‘Reliables”
were promised, you recollect, that
when Harrison was inaugurated they
should be rewarded. When these
fearless men get into the offices we
wili have a return to the good old
times of the carbines, the bra.s8 knuck
les and the blndgeon. Pleasant pros
pect! No wonder North Carolina
POBLIC KOABS.
E. A. Moffitt summoning jurors
I, W^ Burgess juror
A. J. Patterson ”
T. J. Stroud ”
J. C. Foust ”
J. C, Lowdermilk summoning
jurors
G. L Spinks juror
H. Miller
i J. S. Lawrence ”
IW W Lawrence ”
I. Lowdermilk ”
W. F. Foushee serving orders
J. F. Craven same
went 'Democratic.—Statesville Land
mark.
1.25
2.00
2.00
3.9S
26.90
10.60
10.75
185
2,00
10.00
35.00
17.00
LISTING TaOPERTY.
OPE llAIL-EOAD.
The stockholders of the High Point,
Randleman,*Asheboro an-l Soutbern
Railroad Company met at High Point
Dec. 6th, and completed the organi
zation of said company. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors:
W. II. Snow,"'Elwood Cox, W. O.
Harris, J. H. Ferree, J, E. IValker,
T. C. Worth, A. C. McAlister, W. P.
Wood and G. S. Bradshaw.
At a meeting of the Directors Mr.
Elwood Cox was elected President to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mr. Robert P. Dicks ; Mr.
S. G. Newlin, Secretary and J. H.
MilUs, Treasuer. An executive
committee consisting of Elwood Cox
W. O. Harris and Gr. S, Bradshaw
was appointed to whom the Board
of Directors delegated such power as
ia necessary to consummate the
plans of the company. Col. Andrews
Company. The Coubiek is pleased
to know that all the srraugementa
are pra,.ticBli v completed and the Road
jS asbiited beyond any reasonable
doubt. The surveyors are now on
the line completing their work and a
lai'ge force will be put Ix) work as
early after the Holidays as is pos»
sible to perfect the necessary arrange
ments. With any thing like favora
ble weather tue Road is assured tc
The CoURIEii
i-ps-tkclil.
knowelh whereof
H. M. Johnson (1887)
12.00
FrankliD Coltrane (” ch’d 21.)
17.00
H.C. Causey (” )
14.00
D, H. Hayworth
18 00
L. Woollen
10.00
J. W, Ridge
16.00
M. 0. Ridge
17.00
T. W. Ingram
16.00
Z. F. Rush
16.00
Wn3. Brauson
14.00
J. M. Johnson
16.00
D. G. McMasters
36.00
J. E. Albright
17 00
Geo. W. Floyd
18.00
j K. M, Cox
14.00
J. L. Cox
16.00
J. N. Cauble
25.00
J. M. Fonshe
18.00
A. S. Homey
18.00
1. W. Burgess
18.00
326.00
SUPERIOR COURT.
J. T. Lowe bringing Martha
i Jackson bsfore court
3.00
1 J. N. Wiaingham officer grand
jury. Spring term
10.00
J. H. Hill cryer, Spring term
10.00
G. S. Bradshaw making and
duplicating dockets &c
18.50
G. S. Bradshaw certificate and
seal for convicts
1.50
E. A. Moffitt summoning ju-
rora, holding court &c
41.65
J, N. Wininghata officer grand
jury. Fall term
10.00
J, H. Hill cryer, Fall term
12.00
G. S. Bradshaw making and
doplKiating dockete, bills of
1 cost &c
31.00
25.45
STATi® COSTS*
Paid witnesses 1,046.94
stationery, printing kc.
Edward t Brongfilon for sher*
ifTs receipt bocAs
Courier printing; notices to
Justices of the Peace
printing tax not'ces
Babbingtoc & Ro*'"''!'® station-
ery for clerk
Edwards & Brough record
books, fltp.f.'__ ery t
chattel record m,. ^.egister
J A. Harrell recor .3 book for
clerk
T
G. S. Bradshaw »xpre83 on
same
CouEiETi, publishing notice to
delinquents
report of finance ccijnmittee
annual exhibit
W. P. Wood & Co stationery
for cle.rk •
same for Register
J. A. Harrell blanks
W. F Craven stationery and
postage
CouEiBR, publishing notice of
precinct removal &c
G. S. Bradshaw stationery for
clerk
E. A. Moffitt sheriff’s lai-d
warrant book
Dike Book Co stationery for
clerk
Babbington, Roberts & Co,
dockets for clerk
Edwards Broughton & Co wit
ness ticket blanks
bills of cost blanks
E. M. Uzzel! same
W, F. Wood d: Co stationery
for Register
for clerk
IQcyrtvo* Diiblishing stock c..''
election
Liberty precinct notice
J. A, Harrell blanks for clerk
McAlister & Morris ledger for
clerk
Harrell Bros blanks for Reg
ister
Edwards & Broughton oonnty
order book
W. F. Craven blanks, postage,
&c for Register
Edwards & Broughton sheriff's
tax receipts
Courier, publishing notice to
tax payers
printing blank road orders
publishing notices for bids
on bridge
W. P. Wood & Co stationery
for clerk and Register
Courier, publish’g tax notice
CARRYING PRISONERS TO JAIL.
D. D. Livingston carrying Joe
DeBerry from Laurinbnrg
(charged $o8.25}
A. B. Crouse carrying D. H.
Underwood
G. M. Allred carrying Jim
W’illiams
J. W. Staley guard for same
T. A. Slack carrying Arthur
Craven from Moore co.
Bob Bray
G. H. Wright
A. B. Crouse carrying Record
and Bunton
T. A. Slack carrying Lewis
Guess from Montgomery co
J. F. Jarrell carrying Jesse
F reeman
D. -J Gsster carrying Bettie An
derson
21.75
2.25
2.00
8.00
3 00
3.00
JAIL.
Atlas Baldwin cleaning oat
r'ell
6. D, Hnnsucker boarding pris-
2,37
5.50
.70
3.35
.80
2.64
4.40
4.00
3.50
onero Nov.
’87
Dee.
(
Jan.
'88
Feb.
«•
M’ch
April
««
May
««
June
t
July
4f
Aug.
1
Sept.
u
Oot.
(«
106,75
80.85
76.22
72.17
78.97
74.40
76.60
93.55
119.20
134.07
136.72
47.5?
A. C, MsAlister mdse 7.80
W. P. Wood & Co mdse 9.34
Dr S. A. Henley visits to pris
oners 1.50
McAlister & Morris mdse 2.70
W. F. Wood & Co “ 13,45
Dr 3. A. Henley prescription
for prisoners 2.CO
same 1 -50
samo 3.00
Thoma.3 Fariow & Co lumber
for fence 30.17
John Betts 18;^ days work on
fence 18.25
hauling 3 loads lumber 1.75
Dr S. A. Hetilay visit to priso
ners &c 2.0c
W. ?. Wood & Co mdse 11.24
McAlister & Morris bolts &c
for fence .70
mass 9 -54
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A First Class School for
BOYS and GIRLS.
Kermrsville- A.cadefny.
KERNERSVILLE, N. C.
SPRING term: opens JAN. 7th, 1889.
This school now ranks amongst t.ie
largest and most prominent in Piedmont
Carolina. Its prosperity is now greater
than it has been in sixteen years,
ft possesses rare advantages in ihe
way of board and tuition.
I Location ; The academy is a large
5 Ko I brick building situated in the beautiful
land healthful town of Kerner.-ville oi:
j the line of the N W. N. C. R. K.
13.80 I Expeli.ses'per term (.7 mouths) $40 to
$60.
Music per terra $12.oO.
No deduction save in eases of protract
ed illness.
Parents and guardians would do well
to inform themselves of the excellent
advantages offered.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Address,
H. L COBLE. A. B.
rRINClPAT..
With Four Assistants. (tf.)
c.F.&i.y.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE NO. 4.
Taking effect 3.45 A. M., J/onda'.
Sept. 24f/i, 1888.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
3.00
2.25
67.05
1.50
\f- 1 « Ac n
anc j
Lv Benneftsville,
Ar Maxton,
Lv Maxtoii,
Ar Fayetteville,
I.v Fayetteville,
Ar Sanford,
Lv Sanford,
Ar Greensboro,
Lv Greemsboro.
Ar Mt. Airy,
jjo, 1—Dinner at Greensboro,
l reight and Accomoiodafion—Dinn
iit Germantori.
5.45 a. m.
6.00
%. 1
7 05
S 20
a •
7.15 “
9.15
a*.
9 00 “
1.25
p. ri
9,1.5 “
9.25
a. n
31.15
1:40
p. I-
31.27 “
2;;{0
4«
2 30 p. m
3.00 “
. 7:25
-5
a. t
7.0) ^
5.. 5
p.r
TRAINS MOVING SOUlil.
Notice
/
1213.52
(CONTIHITED.)
OASH SYSTE^-’-
lUL,
mUIBTEE
1.65
1.0(
2.70
2.15
17.10
2.50
1.50
2.50
11.35
2.50
wmm^
After 8 months
CASH
experience m
the
Mary V. Underwood
vs.
Jonathan Hiashaw and others.
To tbo heirs at law of Rebecca Nelson
dec'd:
You are hereby notified that at my
office on the '20th day of November 1888.
I shall proceed to distribute the money
arising from the sale of the lands o'* Re
becca Nelson dec'd. for nartiticn where
and when you can sJtend with any te.-ti-
mony you have.
Vf itness niv hsiud thls'Oet.. Loth. 1888
GEO.'S. EKADSHA.W.O S. C.
-FOURTH I FAR.-
immm aoabemy.
A NCBilAL SCHOOL FOR COLOTEH RACK
Ak.6;laeI>o>jp>, C,
FALL TERM:
9tk jio , 19th—12tk iso., 21.st, ’88
SPRING TER3I:
1st mo., 2kd—.5Tn mo.. 23iid, ’89.
Tiiie Academy offers excellent educa
tional ad vanraFes at the lowest cost to
boih .sc:re.5 oi’colored race,
Ti'j Normal Department is one of the
ino.'t inteic.sting fe.'iture.-. Jhuiy of (he
schools of this conn*3’ are now taught by
former pnpi s.
Tiip. Primavy and Sewing Deparl-
msist? are. in charge of an exinrh-nced
teacher wiio was trahied ;u the Noraial
Uepartn'-ent.
Board : Six dollars per mouth.
aluSTC. (including use of organ; Two
dollars per month.
For parck-r.Iars, address (be Pi inoinai.
W. U. MFADK.
Lv Mt. Ain.',
Ar Greensboro,
I.v Greensboro,
Ar Sautord,
Lv Sanford,
AT Fayetteville,
Lv Fa3'ettevil'e,
At Maxton,
Lv Ma:U0P.
Ar Bennettsville,
No. 2.
Passenger
and Mail,
.'i.-Li a ni
7:45 “
lO.-OO
1 :H5 p m
1 rreo “*
4:50 “
4:11 ”
6:15
6:25
Freigti-
A Ac’k
k:15 a 1
4:40 p I
7:30 a i
2810 p I
2:30 “
6:.50
6:45 ai
il:0a “
12:00 near
?.
:4o p
No. 2—Breakfa.st at Greensboro.
Freight and A cconimoih-tion—Dinnt
at Germantoii.
No. 2—Dinner at ,'^anford.
Factory Branch. Freight and Accom
modation.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Lv Minhoro,
Ar Groen-sboro,
S:(Xt a m
9:3C a m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
I.v Greensbero, .3:o0 p m
ArMil'borr., .I:. 5
P;i.-;si'nirf r ,an:i M.ail 'I'rai-as run dailj
except .■'uiid.iy.
Fr,-i'''ht and aceon'ir.odati.''’' rr." n rum
from tK'niie"rsr lle to
1. H. fJEIilK.
DBjlrn \5n OI?, -K. ".
P RaC I’ICES in the htate and Fcdcn.i
Courts. V.Jll be at A.sheboro 5Ion-
day morning at the beginning of o.iels
'i'(>rm. l!l:!f
ELECTIONS.
J. N. Caudle transc’bing books
and registering voters
J. T. Lowe serving notices
R. M. Welborn same
J. E. Albright registering vo
ters
E. A Moffitt serving 31 notices
W. F. Craven issuing 95 noti
ces
L. Woollen register-
John F. Jarrell serv
LITNATICS.
Wiley Cox part expense iring-
ing M. P. Trogdon frorf asy
lum
W. F. Trogdon satte
Z. F. Rush taking -lane Wake
to asylum
Z. F. Rusk juaiices fees same
case
W. A. Dougan same
J. F. Jarrell sheriff’s fee same
case '
A. C. Balia pbysiciai ‘‘‘i fee
T. A. Slack and W. J- Parks
carrying Geo.
asylum
D. J. Gaster earryin Mary A.
Byrd to asylum
Dr. A. H. Redd-mo- isaminiag
G. H. Wrigh’
A. S. Homey si™*
Hugh Parks sa ®
J. C. Lowde:a‘1*f carrying
Louis Crave,’ asylum
X03.20
4.18
3.00
3.00
.36
18.60
51.10
4.16
15.00
20.35
1.90
2.00
.80
5.00
37.50
25.40
6.00
2,00
2.00
35.40
come to tbs public this week with ens
of the most complete lots of merchan
dise ever offered in Asheboro. Both
BUYER Al ilLES
are pleased with the CASH fiysteni,
which gradually grows in pop-olar
favor as the people anderstsed tlist
they are saved the amonat lost by tiie
Eeckless Credit Bystom-
They will continue their bagincijs
on the same plan to
RANDOLPH C OTINTY-SiRierior Ccorl
CRTER of PUBLrOA'nON
.a. M. BiiJa. Adrii’r of
Janie.s Fau'.knor dec" 1,
vs.
David Ffiuliiner an ! other.';.
It uppoaiin : to til,' court thnt this
,.n aotiun for i h.o-Siih- of h’.rid.s frr a.-s l.s
10 pay" dei'ts. uiiri (bat tm* (k'le’u.r.nt-
M-arcyliiw i.'iiid P. I .-iiilkutr
are i’.on r(";!dt‘nr of the of North
Carolina, and after du'.‘ diligeoet* c.-vii not
bo louiKl tberoiii, it is now. on niotiovi,
ordered by the court r,h:\i niifilicalii.n lit
made in th- Ash, liORO Co.hmkk. :i
v.'eekiy new sjiapcr published m the town
of At iieboro. fnr six .‘iuccessire v .-e’s.s.
(or the said defemianhs Marc,'Hus Fauik-
ner and P.-M. F.'.idkner. norifyin':' tliein
of the uiing of the p 'f (ion ia ibi; c.ise.
ar.'i coainnuidiog (hem to .anp,.-r.r and
plead, nn>v.,'r or dc.niir to ihe sai.'l ptti-
vioii on or bcfiore th uih day i f Oc(,>b;;.'
lSo8, orjiidgiiKut v. -I) be rendered in fa
vor of th.e peiiiioa i.inl aga'n-n tb: m for
t!>e I'tlief (leiiiMiid. d in tj.e petition.
Diis Ana;. 23rd i>8>,
GUG.-S. BHAiiSilAW. C. s, t:.
Vi‘((, ' OI
f'lirsd.-iy.*. 'Idinr.-day.s :iiin Satidats
■froni N '-,. ettevid • iioeusbo; o or, Mon
■ 'ays. \V t'.im sil.u .s and Krld-ji--; fron
(d'l '-nshoro iti Mt. .\i>v on .'e, i,■!:!»>•,
Vfeim sd-ivs and i-'r',; ivs: from Mi. .Airj
to ore*-!! lam 071 d'l., slays, 'i'li nrs-da-i’i
and > it-Lird iy.s. fn -i Grei nsb;.ri tr. Pay.
(-Itio die i-i! - .'Vs. jb.irsd.ays r.nc
.‘s-itnriiays rud fr. m I av't.f'vi!it' Tteu-
ni't svilie Mn;ni.i\.s W , >:ries,'ays u.,;] Fri
days, i'aelory r.it.iit’i Truiiis riiu liaily
exce}'.: Suin'ii.s.
W F K YI.H f', a'l Pa A>;ent.
•J. \V. UiY. Gcn’l s'ui.t,.
AriTNIHkN L.tDIES of llANDOLPH 1
‘mAK GE blossom;’
cures Eini i. Worth iis weigr t in gold tn
any snlfcrirg I'irl .n- wi no,u Hy a,i-
Iressiiig Mrs I, -' D. Nii'de:', Dt liazice,
N G.. and ei cbisiug two-cei.t --laim)
b.adies of K:i> 'o'!
iiy mad. fi-sP o, ■oti .lyie, a .
■i’tbis 'nndde 'meriy. Dr .'n.7illi
I'ls-u i'aik to Ihe Li.diis. ard fm; par
F'cnia'S -Vs or, r f'Ti tbor- irid ladie.
in Nor-Ji (" e'-olina .a'co-' iinve sfi^d tin
merits of F wo'.derfid core, a .d innu’
aftion) have rf(,nested th.at their n:imc,
be eivci. ho- ref,-,:n . Tho-e win) wi>l
to (1:0.ii'-,' eae t :• iiv be ('''ovinri d (liat
v.''i.''.tevi'r ' he i idoM s of (In' paid ' av
we ! are i-, D an." Fi,- son, a per
uM’.ii'.n and f.idiif v -af,' ■ lire for th
aid.ii rn fe.rms of Fon,«!e 'Venkne.ss
vvliiel iii've So hf-rtl, d (lie .sktl! of ou
hpst niiii-.e ns and Inh' Die Motiu I'• ant
!>augi,(,'rs o( oni land p.i isi.u,-'s in thei;
iron" ttra.sji. a lade ayent 'ranted foi
eacli towiiso.!;! in ".le ot niy.
LOi: D. lill.LFR.
1 Htn
P.aiidoirii o,. N. C.
JmS.
Sale-
virt i, iJ a.:
l'. t I ' r- t ,
lante^
il.
(•-
lit-C
1VE3Y
p*)i
9
156.01
with their ecw lot of goods at aston
ishingly 1.0 w ruiCES.
Thej also keep constautly ia ctc-jk
a fulfbv. cf the CENTRAL M’F’G
CO’S
Slieetings
and
To m.oo
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Agents wanted.
Naticnal Harness Co. Yfholesale H.in-
ufactJirers,
14 to 24 Wells St, Buffalo, N. T,
—AT FACTORY FRICES.-
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To Tarv Payers.
Theta'x books will be at my office
until the 1st of December. All who
ha-yC J^t paidjwiil do well to pay their
taxes ou or before that day. Necessity
will ciimpell mo to close up ray taxes_ at
once, therefore I hope all will come for
ward promptly and pay, and save trouble
and eost. I shall not make another
round ij for taxes, but will give an appoint
ment In Trinity, Liberty, Brower, New
Hope and at Hoover Fill of winch due
and timely notice will be given, to these
townships. Take due notice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Very Respectfully.
E. A. Moffiti, Sheriff.
Asheboro. N. C,
Nov. 8tb 1888.
—sa sadl io'e-aisju-ics.—
BoA-RD, including furnished room, fuel,
and -yashing, §6.50 to $T.,30.
'JuiTiCT.th. per month, $M0f) tc S3.00.
Prapaves for college and for bu.siness.
Thorcug instruction by e-cpcrienced
te.achers ia -all the branches usual.y
tp.ught in primary and a-cadenaical schools
Correspondence solicited.
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NOTICE.
LL perions having Deeds or other
pap.’srs in ins Register's office ar,‘ ear-
ne.-^tlj' rst-uested to call and get them on
o- beibre ihe first Monday in December,
1888, ai -which tims my term of office
expires.
it is to every man’s intexeat to fstu
his pa-ners of value'nto hi.i erva p'^ses.
sion alter being rec'ird'd and not to
leave them in the oiLce where they are
handled almost daily, and trier'.h'* made
liable to ge.i mi.splaeed ; and further :
It Is my desire to ie.-ive tiie business of
the office in go.nd shape. To do tliis it
is necessary for me to deliver all Deeds
(ie.. ttiat I h:ive rccoriied tu the proper
ov.-ners, before ’oaviag the office.
Please call, there.’ore, and get your
papers anc thereby accommodate your
self and very rnucfi oblige me.
Very Respectfully,
W. F. GRAVEN.
^ ■ Reg. of Deeds.
Nox. 13th, 1888.
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