THE GLEANER.
GRAHAM, N. C., MAR. 16th, 1875
Local, State and General.
"i —■ — %
"YV. T. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
ITlr. John C. Robertson, of Compnnj-
Nhopx, in our authorized njciil to re
ceive gubHcription*, mid receipt for the
Gov. Hendricks, ol Indiana has called
an extra session of the Legislature.
The State Grange Patrons of Hus
bandry, will meet in Greensboro next
time—a year hence.
The contract for hcatmg the Capitol
in Raleigh is to bo let to" the lowest
bidder.
Chicago; k«s about forty German
Protestant churches, and among them
are fourteen of the Lutheran contcss-
E. R. Stanley, of New Berne, former
President of the A. & N. C. 11. It. has
become a citizen of Rahway, New
Jersey.
An oration over the tomb of Robert E.
Lee at Lexington, Va., is to be deliv
ered by Jefferson Davis, in October
next.
An English Jntlgc defines." 'gent loman"
as a term which includes everybody who
lias nothing to do and is outside of the
work-house.
A young lady advertises 111 a Paris
newspaper that is an orphan, nine
teen years old, worth fourteen million
francs, and wants to marry a French
Prince.
The question is, whether it is better
when the ground is sleety, to be a fat
man aud come down heavy, or to be a
lean man and have nothing to break
the fall. Take sides and debate it next
time.
General Frank P. Blair, a Maj. Gen
eral during the war in the Federal Army,
and subsequently a candidate for Vice-
President, 011 the demcratic ticket with
Seymour, is hoplessly afllicted with
paralys and is sinking very rapidly.
Theeld Alamance Presbyterian church
is being rebuilt, with a tablet to the
memory of the Rev. Eli W. Caruthers,
D. D., placed in the vestibule suitably
inscribed. f'Dr.Caruthers was pastor of
this chuych lor forty years—from 1821
to 1861." He died in November, IBGO,
was born in October, 1793.
Our Sheriff found in his turnip patch,
a few nights ago, one shoe, one hat,
.and one package of refreshments. The
owner can get the shoe and hat and the
package, hut the refreshments arc
claimed as salvage by the Sheriff. The
rescue of the articles was during the
late excessive rains.
We learn that on Saturday night last,
the store of L. 11. Murray, about eight
miles from this place, caught lire, and
was entirely consumed. As there was
no one in the store when it took lire,
iind no fire had been left inii. Mr. Murray
can only account for the conflagation
by the rats gnawing the matches, or by
spontaneous combustion. No insurance
upon either house or goods. Loss about
three thousand dollars.
Nelson Tapscot, colored, formerly
the slave ot ex-Sheriff Tapscot of this
county, was brought to jail last week
for confinement and safe keeping. He
is'another unfortunate, —a raving ma*
iliac* We understand his insanity is o
about two months standing. It is of a
very violent type. The jail is the best
that can bo done for him. We lmpe
accommodation sufficient for all this
unfortunate class will soon be provided.
Henry Thomas Freeland, colored,
familiarly known as Ilank Frceland, t*
fond ot chickens. 11. M. Hay, Esq.,
had some nice ones, fat and plump.
Hank went for them oue wight, without
asking permission to do so, and brought
them off. Esquire Hay objected to this
disregard of the rights of personal
property.' P. It. Harden Esq., heard
the case and Hank is now in jail medi
tating, i t may "be, upcui the evil conse
quences of night suppers,—when made
off chickens the title of which is in
question. t .
/ CATCH TIIE THIEF!!— Last Tuesday
Whife the l&mily of Col. Jerry Holt
were at dinner, the dining-room being
some dozen yards from the residence, a
negro man by the Same ofWim Gibsort
weut into the house and rifled £ trunk
of nearly one hundred dollars, the prop
erty of Mesrs. .George and Sidney B.
Holt, and got oft safely with the money.
He has been heard from several times,
bat at last accounts had not been cap.
tared." We understand he invested a
considerable portion of the money in
clothing at Gibsonville, and that, when
last heard from, he was well dressed.
We have not been furnished with a
description of his person.- We under-
has been teen in the neighbor
hood of Patterson's mill in this county,
making in the direction ef Chatham, j.
LliGtSLATiyE. —Thomas Foulkc, of
New York City, wrote the Governor a
letter which was enclosed in a special
message by the Governor to the Senate.
Mr. Foulke savs lie lias eighty-seven
State bonds, of one thousand dollars
each, 110 special tax bond among tliem,
and that some of them had a pledge 011
their back for ten shares of stock in the
North Carolina railroad to secure their
payment, lie said the proposed plan
of the Legislature to settle and compro
mise the public debt' was rediculous
and absurd. The letter was considered
disrespectful to the Senate, and was
laid on the table.
The machinery bill has passed the
Senate. It was amended to exempt
twenty-live dollars worth of personal
property.from taxation. It goes to the
House for concurrence in this, amend
ment.
Resofcition adopted by the llouso to
adjourn sinp die on the 22nd of this
month.
A law requiring all oilicersef a coun
ty to make returns of all public monies
that conic into their hands, has been
enacted.
The bill calling a Convention of the
people, 011 the 6th September, 1870, to
amend the Constitution has passed its
third reading in the Senate. Various
amendments and substitutes were of
fered, all of which were lost, and the
bill passed in its original form.
A bill giving soldiers, maimed in the
late war, artificial limbs and one hundred
dollars to those who lost' both eyes,
passed the House. 011 Thursday by a
unanimous vote.
The Legislature, by enactment of this
session, amended the charter of the city
ot AVilmington. The charter as amend
ed, so arranges the government of the
city as to place the control of its .affairs
in the hands of those interested An a
wholesome economical city govern
ment, This did not suit the radicals,
so they put forward the names of two
negroes, who in tfteir own names, for
themselves and all others, applied to
Ju.lge Bond for an injunction to pre
vent the approaching city election, un
der the new charter. Judge Bond
heard their petition and refused their
prayer. It is a fact that the negro looks
to a Federal Court for anything he
wants, and expects to get it, right or
wrong, law or 110 law. Why is this so?
They will learn better after a while.
Mayor Twitty, the negro that took
supper with the white passengers at
Morrisville, and at Durham declared
he was 011 his way to hell, did not stop
in Greensboro to enjoy the best room
at the Beubow House as ho declared
his intention to do.
The Patriot says, that being pressed
to stop he smolt a mouse, aud passed
on in the direction of Salisbury. His
friends are expecting to hear of his ar
rival at his journey's end.
Mr. Mills, Superintendent 6f Hie Ox
ford Orphan Asylum, has sent back to
the managers of the Wilson lottery
SSOO, forwarded to the Asylum as pro
ceeds of the recent drawing in that
town. Brother Mills don't want to en
courage gambling. Good church mem
bers engage in it up here. AVe- were
always unlucky, so we've passed in our
cheeks —as regards gambling.
The Battlcboro Grange, I*. cf If. has
pffcrsd premiums to its members for
the largest yield of products at the least
txpopse. We should consider this prop
er and beneficial. Other Granges should
do likewise. If our Grange will oiler
premiums we'll on uncle John
Klapp, if he can get undo Billy (we be
lieve its Billy,) Clendeniilg's land, and
Ned Taply to work it. ( J
An honest old deacon inspected a
brother of stealing his and said
so. The matter was taken up by the
church and the deacon being unable to
substantiate his charge was adjudged
to make an apology to his injured
brother, which he did in this wise,
" Brother A, I accused you of stealing
my wood, I can't prove it and am sorry
for it.
, In Wilmington there is a yanked chap
making- a fortune out of saw dust. This
is how he does it. lie gets the saw
dust from the steam mills, and wets it
up with melted rosin, makes little
bijek out of the mortar, and ships them
north where they sell for fivo cents
a piece, to kindle fires with.
Andy Johnson declares, as reported*
by a reporter, that he shall be entirely
independent, that hjp has no wrongs to
avenge, but comes to Congress with tho
olive branch in one hand and the Con
stitution in the other, aud (drawing
himself up to his full height) said " I
with balm from Gilead.
The State Agricultural Journal is
the organ of the Patrons of Husbandly,
by authority of the State Grange; and
Mr. C. F. Harris, of the Concord Sun,
was appointed Associate Editor of that
Journal, under an agreement between
Ctpt. Foghorn and the Grange.
of the United States is
in extra session. It is making Federal
officers by the score. Morton is stilj
trying to seat Pinchback, the negro from
Louisiana. Our Senator Merrimon is
engaging in the discussion. He of
course opposes l'inchback's claims. The
several committees havebeen appointed.
We give the chairman of each:
Vice-President Wilson being absent,
Ferry rcceivcjl 3'J and Thurman 25
rotes for President pro (ctn.
| The Standing Committees announced
show the following changes of chair
meu: Conkling, Commerce, vico Chan
dler; Ilamlin, Post Office and Post
Roads, vico Ramsey; Oglcsbv, Public
Lands, vice Sprague; Itigall, Pensions,
vice Pratt; Sargent, of Minnesota,
Mining, vice Hamlin; Boutwcll, Revis
ion of Laws, vice Conkling; Patterson,
Education and Labor, vice Flannegap;
Clayton, Civil Service and Retrejich
inent, vico Wright.
The chairmanship of two committees
are given to the Democrats, Thurman,
Private Land Claims, and Stevenson,
Revolutionary Claims. '
The election for Governor, members
of the Legislature and members of
Congress came off in New Hampshire
on this day a week dgo. For Governor
there wore three candidates in the field
Cheney Republican. Roberts democrat
and White prohibitionist. No one of
these got a majority of the whole vote
cast, hence there was no election by
tho people. The Legislature will have
to elect. Both parties claim a majority
in the Legislature. There arc three
Congressional districts in the state;
Jones, democrat is certainly elected in
the first, Blair, republican is certainly
elected in the third, and the second dis
trict is claimed U* both parties.
Nothing more deflinite than the above
up to the time we write.
The Supreme Court of Maine, accord
ing to the Boston Transcript, granted
during the past year, tour hundred and
eighty-seven decrees for divorce. Now
all these women are turned loose upon
society, with no one to control them.
Wo just knew something bad would
happen to those Maine people for being
such radicals. They'll hardly be warn-,
ed; and that ice berg of a Stato is just
as apt to go radical again as not. Well
let them go ahead; and then we hope
the courts will just turn loose upon
them,? all the women that want to get
rid of their husbands up there, and then
they'll see what'll become of them.
BI.OODV AND FATAL AKR.YY—Alex
andria. Va., March 9—The (iazctte
has a report from Fauquier county Va.,
that on Saturday last a colored man,
named Haines, went to the house of
his Mistress, between Mark ham and
Piedmont, and seizing a hatchet made
a murderous assault upon the inmates,
the woman and her two children, cut
ting and si as 1 ting them terribly. Tho
woman resisted him, and fought him
from the house to a straw rick, near by,
where it was e::ded by ner splitting his
head open with an ax, and stretcthing
him dead at her feet. The woman too
was hurt seriously, and the children so
badly that they will probably die.
The Western North Carolina Rail-"
road will be sold at auction in May
\ % *
next, under decree ol theFderal Court.
iGov. Brogdcn, President Arn field of
the Senate and Speaker Robinson of
tho House, have been appointed Com
missioners, by the Legislature, to pur
chase this road for the State. Afler
the purchase, it is proposed to fiuish it
to Paint Rock, with convict labor. The
Commissioners arc limited in price to
eight hundred and fifty thousaud dol
lars. Hie Commissioners arc protected
against all chances of trickery And
fraud, on the part of sharpers. >
A negro man and three negro women
marched into the Senate Chamber, one
day last week, while the Senate was in
session, and made for tho privileged
scats. The Sergcaut-at-arms told the
nice little party that there were seats
up stairs in the gallery where they could
rest and, may be, nod. These negroes
gaid they had a right to go where they
Something was said about
-forcible ejectment and the negroes re
tired in high dudgeon.
Congressman Lamar of Mississipi,
and Senator Gordon of Georgia engaged
in the late canvass in New Hampshire
on the democratic side.
The Marshfield club of DLsiples of
Daniel Webster, of Boston, tendered
them a dinner. .'
Forty-two millions of passengers car
ried over the railroads ot Massachusetts
iu a year and only one killed. So says
GOT. Gaston's message. Wives whose
husbands are insured advise them to
travel on other roads, as a matter of
business.
Samuel S. Jackson, a prominent law
yer of Randolph county, died on the
sth instant, at the residence of his
brother, Dr. Isaac Jackson, at White
villc, Columbus county.
Malt Carpenter stepped into the U.S.
Senate the very day that Andy Johnson
stepped out of the White-Honse; and
now, Andy Johnson has stepped into
the Senate and Matt stepped off to Wis-,
cousin, the same clay. They wou't stay
in Washington together it seems
IT IS USELESS TO ATMHT to cleanse
a stream while the fountain is impure.
Dyspepsia, complaints of the liver or,
kidneys, eruptions of the skin, scrofula,
headaches} and all diseases arising from
impure blood, are at once removed; by
Dr. WALKER'S. CALIFORNIA VINEGAK
BITTERS, purifier ot the blood and ren
ovator of the system. It Hasnever been
known to fail. hn
~~ COMMERCI AL "
Graham Market.
COIiIlEC?EI) "WEEKLY BY
8C0TT.,.4 DONNVLI.,
Tuesday, Mar. IC, 1875.,
Apples, V lb B@lQ
green, V bushel, 1.50
Bcan«, t bu5h........ 1.25(3)1.50
butter V lb..J 25(&30
Beeswax f th 25
Bacon sides V lb 12^(®15
" shoulders, «1 lb 10(3)12,!^
" hams *1 15(3)10
Beef V il> 1 - S@6
Black berries, dried, 7(38
Bark, sasafras roots V lb 4a5
Castings, old ?! lb 1
Cloth, tow and cotton, V yd 20a25
Com Vbush....- 90(3)1.00
Chickens each 20g>25
Cotton, lint, V'lb 14@14)^
•' yin'eeed 04
Clover seed, V bushel 8.00(3)9.00' ,
Ducks V pair BllB>so
Kggs V doz. 30 |
Flour,'faititfy. V bbl 7.00(3*7.50 i
" snpr t' bbl .0.50(3)7.00
Feathers'f! lb 303>50
Furs, rabbit, V dozen, 25(330
" opossum, each, 05(310
" muskrat " . 10@15
" mink " 50@2.50
•' coon " 25(a>30
•' fox " 20(3)80
" hoitae eat " 05(310
" otter : . 3.00a5.00
nay 11 100 lb 50a60
Hides, greecn, V lt> 05ffi00
•' dry, Vlb 12@15
Lard V 1b..,. . 10@30
Meal, corn, t 1 lb 2a2K
Oats, seed l* bu511....... 75@80
Onions ¥ bush 75@1.00
" sets- V quart 00@10
PcasV bush 1.0K&1.25
Potatoes, iriah Vbush....' 1.00(5)1.25
" . sweet " 75f®1.00
Pork fit!) 08(5)10
Peaches; dried, peeled, 15®20
'.' " Unpccled, 00a 08
Rags V U> 02(a.'JJ^
Shingles V thousand .2.50®5.00
Tallow "P lb 08(8)10
Wood "0 cord 2.00@2,50
Compnny Mhop» Jlurhet.
COUIIECTEB WEEKLY BY
J. Q. QANT & CO; .
Tuesday, Mar. IC, 1875.
Apples, dried, V lt> 9(®11
' green, V bushel 1.28(3)1.50
Beans 'c' bushel. 1.00@1.25
Butter ¥IbTT7~ ........77...7 25
Beeswax 1! lb 25
Bacon, sides, V lb 12^(015
!' shoulders 10fa)l2U
" hams, 15/fcl 7
Beef f lb 5(3 0
Blackbcrriese "el lb 7(38
Corn "J! bushel, 90(5J1.00
Chickens, each, ' 15ff25
Cabbage, V head , 2(3)7
Cotton, lint, 13J^@14,
Clover seed t ! bushel .......... 8.00(a ').(X)
Ducks 'ji pair
Eggs, f! doz 13 a 20
Flour, family, 1' barrel 6.75
" super. " 0..'»0
Feathers, new, V lb 00
Furs, rabbit, V doz. U5
'• oppossum, each, salo
*' muskrat " 10al5
'• mink " 20a2.50
" ciK.n " 25
" fox " 20a25
Hides, green, per lb !la!X
dry, " 12a 15
Lard per li» 15a17
Onions per bushel 75a80
" setts per bushel.. . 2.00
Oats per bushel 75a90
Peas per buahel 1.00
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel ..... I.ooa 125
" sweet, per bushel 75a1.00.
v Peaches, dried, per lb peeled... 15a20
" " " unpeclcd, 8
Pork per th Baß>^
Tallow per lb 8a 10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND FIXTURES FOR BALJS.
I wish to change my business, and will sell
cheap, my Bar and Fixture*, consisting of all
necessary furniture for a complete Bar. ALso
one Bagatelle Table, one set of oyster plates,
with alcohol lamps. My license will be out
the Ist of April, t wish to sell before then. I
will also sell cheap a pair of flue heavy
Wagon Horses;
together with an excellent two-horse wagon
and good harness.
Until 1 effect a sale I may be found at my old
stand, on the Court House square, just the
same.
JOHN HUTCnrsOw.
. Graham, N. C.
.
The undersigned, having closed his Hotel in
Graham, desires to return his thanks for the
libera) patrorjage he received while landlord.
He parts with his guests with pleasant recol
lections of past associations, and hopes to
meet them often, and to learn of their over
continued welfare ; though his relation to them,
may never, be that of landlord again. He
wishes to inform the public that he has opened a
PRiUYOE mmwm HMSE
in the building formerly used as a hotel at
Company Shops, where he will be glad to see
his old friends, and where those heretofore In
the habit of stopping with him, can find accom
modation . At his Boarding house, meals and
lodging can be obtained when it suits the pro
i prietor to furnish them, at terms to be regula
ted by special contract In each case.
JOHN H. KLAPP.
March 16th,-1875. ~ «-- v tf
■^"OTICE.
Application will be made, at the office of the
North Carolina Rail Road Company In thirty
days from date, for the isseu of a duplicate of
certificate No. 1507 dated, May 11th, 1860, for
two Bhares of Stock'in said Company, the
original being lost or mislaid, this March 9th,
18?5 ' GRIFFIN SELLERS.
JUST RECEIVED.
Two Hogshead* old fashioned Cuban Mo-
IMW*. Now crop.
W. Ht AIdHiGIIT.
ADN ERTISEM ENTS.
W. F. JONES & SONS,
GRAIIAM, 1 X. C.,
Buggy and Carnage Makers,
Arc prepared to'fill at the shortest notice
all orders in their line. Repairing promptly
and neatly done, at
mOOKRATG RATES.
They alstf keep constantly on hand for sale
at their bhop, an assortment of
Iron, IV'niU, Bngfiy ITlnlcrial, Prepar
ed Pninta of nil rolori,
Ploughs, nud Cofllnit.
Any style of coffin furnished at two hours
notice. All kinds of produce taken at market
prices.
We are thankful for past patronage, and
hope to merit its continuance.
fob 10-2ui
New Drug Store.
DR. J. 8. MURPHY
Respectfully notifies the public that he has.
opened a compute and well filled DRUG
STROE at *
Company Shops,
where anything kept in a well ordered Drug
Store may be found.
The physicians of the county and the public
generally, arc invited to patronize this new
enterprise. An experienced drmrgist—a regu
lar graduate in pharmacy, is in charge, so tnat
physician* and the public may rest assttt-cd
that all presciptions and'orders will bo cor
rectly and carefully filled.
Prices as reasonable as can be afforded,
fob 10-2 m
Pumps! Pumps!!
~ :o:
0 THOMAS S. ROBERTSON,
Company Shops, N~. C.,
is manufacturing and selling the- best and
CIIEAPKMT PIMI'N
ever offered to the people of this Btate. These
pumps are as durable as wooden pumps can be
made. They are easy us any one wauling
water could wish. 1 hey are sold as cheap as
any one .who proposes to buy could ask.
l'umps delivered any where on short notice.
Each pump warranted. The manufacturer
refers to every pump of his iu use. Not one
has ever failed.
fob 23-ly ■: ]
P. R. HARDEN, i
Graham > N. C.,
DEALEK IN
Dry- Goods Groceries,
IIABDWARK,
Drugs, Medicine*, Paints, Oil.*, Dye-Staffs,
Clothing; llats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubber*. Tobacco, Ciiiarn, Need*, Ten*,
KEROSENE OIL, CROCKERY,
Et rthen ware, Glassware, Coffees, Spices
Grain, Flour, Farming Implements,
fob IG-ly
AT THE HUNTER
OLT) STATIST 13>
Keep constantly on hand
D R V-U OODN, (. UO « i: It IH H ,
«|IJKE.\N WARE. ROOTS, AND
HHOL'M, PIECE UOODB,
ScC.
All of which wo will sell as low as can be
had elsewhere, for
Cash or Barter.
All kinds of produce wanted. Look at our
stock, compare with*,others and buy if you
wiU. a
W. .G. HARDEN & CO.
feb O-Kin
Q.EORG&W. LONG, M. D.,
PIIIMICIAN andMUIGEOX,
„ Graham, N. c.,
Tenderers professional services to the nub
ile. Olllcc and residence at the " Graham
High Scnool buildings where lie may l>c found,
night or day, ready to attend all calls, unless
professionally engaged.
I feb 9-1 y
New Goods.
W.R. ALBRIGHT,
(at Bason's ohl at awl,)
GRAHAM, N.C.,
Denier in
DRV.VOODN, IVOTIO.'VN, IIATN
HIIOCM, GROI'IIRIEM,
UARD.WARE, QVBKNM*WARR, 4t.
Having bought goods on favorable terms I
will sell cheap for cash or barter. Polite and
attentive clerks to wait on customers and show
goods to all.
Qaick Isles MSI BMII Profits
will make money. Call and examine if you -
do not bur. It can do no harm.
' feb 23-3 m
PERSONS
Having claims against the County of Ala
mance are "requested to present them to the
Register of Deeds before the first Monday in
Mar, 1875.
By order of the Board of Commissioner*
T. G. McLEAN, Clerk.
feb 9-3 m
JjnUSSH AND JUST RECEIVED.
A large lot of Garden Seed, of all kinds. ■
Also a lot of Flower Seed,
feb l«Wtn ~ PR. HARDEN.
Q.RAIIAM HIGH SCHOOL.
REV. D. A. LONG, A. M., Principal .
BENJ. P. LONG, A. 8.,
REV. WM. W. STALET, A. 8.,
legs, WAT T.rR BOYD.
Session openod August 24th, 1874; closes
May 27th, lOTS. Board $8 to *lO per month,
(everything furnished.) V
Tuition and incidental expenses, #3.50 to
W. 50 PW montt.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
iMn'VM f.W.luir»
Dr. J. Walker's California Yln-
Cgar Bitters arc a purely Vegetabl®
preparation, made cbielly from'the na—•
tive herbs found on tbo lower ranges of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tbo medicinal properties of which
aro extracted therefrom without tbo usa
of Alcohol. Tbo question is almost
daily asked, " What is tbo cause of tba
unparalleled success of VIITEGAR BIT
TERS 1" Our answer is, that they removo
the causo of diseaso, and tbo patient re
covers his health. They are the great!
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of tbo system. Nover before in tho
history of tho world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkabla
qualities of YIKBOAR BITTERS in healing tho
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentlo Purgative as w6ll as a Tonic,
relioving Congestion or Inflammation of
tho Liver anu Visoeral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
Tho properties of DR. WALKER'S
VINEOAR BITTKRS are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, biuretic,
Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera
tivo, and Anti-Bilious.
H. H. MCDONALD A CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agta., San Francisco, California,
and oor. of Washington and Chariton Sti., N. T.
Bold by all DraggUU and Dcalen.
7 ¥OTTOE^
—:o :
"IN pursuance of an order of tho Superior
Court of Alamauco county, I will, on
Tuesday, April 20th, 1875,
at Jerry LEE's store, 'in Caswell county, scl[
tho following real property, to wit : . «
One tract of land in Caswell county adjoin
ing the land* of Jerry Lee, Wood Covington
and others, containing one hundred acres.
One other tract of land in Caswell county ad
joining the lands of L. Borland and others, '
containing twenty-three and one-half acres.
AND
at the late residence of Jacob Summers, de
ceased, in Alamance county, on
TIIGKDAT, APRIL 2Ttb, ISTS
- will sell onq tract of land in Alamance coun
ty, on the waters of Travis Creek, adjoining
the lauds of Daniel Tickcl and others, contain
ing one hundred and seventy-live acres.
The above described real property was in the
division of the lauds of Jacob Bunimcrs,dccea3
ed, allotted to the heirs of Andrew Summers.
TERMS 'Ten per cent cash, balance of
purchase money secured, by bond with until
cieut surety, payable at six months.
E. 8. PARKER, -
mar 9-tf Commissioner.
Land Sale.
:o:
On Saturday, April the 10th, 1875, I will
sel} at the Court itoi|?C door in Graham, to the
highest bidder, for cash, ouc tract of hind in
the county of Alamance, on the waters of
Rock Creek, adjoining tbo lands of William
Webster, Milton Loy, William Sharpc ant
others, containing: one hundred and seventy
acre*. It is known us the Brower tract, and
is tho same conveyed by Levi Isely to Julian
lecly, and by him conveyed to the undersigned.
No doubt about the title.
JAMES E. BOYI).
March sth, 1875. " If .. _*
RATIONAL HOTEL,
Delightfully situated, next to Capitol S'juaro
BALKICILF, Pf.'C. I
A NJE^riIOUSK,
Fine Rooms,. well Furnished aijd Fitted up in
tho Best' Style:
C. 8. BROWN, Proprietor.
Loirsr c>
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
YkNCETVJLLE , AT. U. .
GRAIIAM & GRAHAM,
Associate Counsel,
TJ U O S P E (J TUB.
—THE—
AMERICAN [PATRON
Publi.brd a*. Findlr, Ohio.
THE AMERICA* PATHOS is the leading paper
published in the interest of the Order of
FATRO*S OF ni'SBANDBT.
r~ * *
THE AMERICA!* PATROK is a Live Literary
Journal for the Fanner's Fireside, teeming
with INTERESTING reading MATTER LOR every mem
ber T>f the hous'hold. ' »
+■/ : „ i."
TNE AMERICA* PATRON has An ably con
ducted Editorial Department, dealing each
week strong blows at monopoly in every form,
clearly elucidating the great principles wlaeli
underlie the agitation known AS tho
- . " "" -v -,t
Farmers Movement^
THB AMERICA* PATBOK is a large eight
page page paper, containing forty broad col
umns of elegant reading matter. The Agricul
tural Department la made up of original and
select matter of general Interest to the fanner.
This paper is not the rehash of a dally paper
but all matter Is carefully selected and prepar
ed for this edition alone. ' I •
THMt v'
"OneCopyone year....... •••••*? 05
Two Copiies one year, each .*•• •R®\'
Three, or more, copies one year, each 1 S3
.Onecopy three months W "
Important LAD uccmeatei to Oranges
Specimen copiss sent free.Oß application.
Address all counmunieations to
til A**«UC #