THE GLEANER.
GRAHAM, N. G~AUGIST .% 1873.
Local, State and General.
W. T. JOLINSOX, EDITOR,
Tlr. John f!. ICoberlNo'ii, of Company
Nlio|»«, IM our anlhorizeil HKnit in rr
»iib»erii>lioii«,Pu«l rt;ccsi»l for tho
Kumr, *
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FOII 4 o\Vi:>lio\:
E. 8. PARKER.
On last Sunday UKl: timing in fhts nlace, a'_
't •! a nrief illness, died liule Laura, infant
daughter of James 11. and Laura Holt,
"" The Corporrtnrs ortlicf l?kcip Kfvef
' haw and Dayviile K,;ii lioad Company mot In
tliis place last Saturday. Full proceedings of
ti!« nwet'uig shall appear np«t week. v We are
' sorry that we cannot get tliem i.j this week. "
1 >ied, at the residence of her father Col.
•Jesse liant, iu this motility on' ttie SOth of -last
'nimtli, Miss CiiHßie (hint. She was in the
l.lomi of womanhood, with life before her, but
thus it is, in the midst of our fondest hopes and
brightest prog]-cot* we are cut down.
The trTqgrnph Iwings us rl>e nev s;?-* the sad-.-
doffdeutli of Andrew Johnson, cx-I'rjjsidont of
the Ciiiteii Stauifoud 'tit the tHnc' of d jath
I hi ted States Senator from Tennessee, He
wa« stricken with paralysis oil' last YVediiea
d y,,aud died on Saturday, lie never spoke
after the strokj. He I 'died at his daughter's :n
Tejiie'itiue. ' . • •••• -. •
Diidin tl.it connty at his residence an the
List of .July, Mr, F. It. Freeman. The Doctor
was well knpwn in the eoun'y, and had many
w.u'ln liitn ;.s. lie was at the time of his d'Tilth
 of the Hoard of County I Cluuiissioiicis
He was, as a physician much beloved, and as a
man he was sociable and genUi. His loss wil 1
be more deeply felt by those who knew him
best. '-*■
Dog days begin to-inoi'roW and close
on the l-'lli. During this time occurs
the heated term uf the blood.
Iti'iiM'iiibrr j oirr li«tr. JVFM Thurm'n
ever? true man i«rx|HTlCii(o volts
There are live cotton factories iti op.
peration in this connly, two more being
built; one of which, the diuicii ions are
filly by two-hundred fec>t>
DEATH .—Mrs. 1 tcbecca Harden rSftct
of John Harden, departed this life on
'the 2Gth ulto., Mrs. Harden led a"n ex
emplary and christian life and died at
the advanced age of 81 years, |
Mr. Ed. F. fin ill, tl.e popular photograph
• arlist will pitch his tent on tl c court house
yard, cmirt week, and alf.jrd to those \vantiug
pictures of, tliemsi Ives and families a:i oppor.
, t mity of getting tl.em. His work is sufficient
evidence as.to his qualification as being a
good artist.
At the last regular meeting of Gra
ham Lodge No. 23, f. O. G. T., the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
J. T. Crocker W. C. T. ; Miss. Ame
lia Longest, W. V.. T.; S. G. McLean,
Secretary: George Williamson, F. S ;
Miss Kate Klapp, Treasurer; A. B!
Tate, Chaplain; Junius Harden Mar
shal; Miss Jinnie Albright, I. G.: W.
T. Johnson, Sentinel; Miss- ——
A. S.; Mies Ada Denny, D M.;
Miss SallieT)euny, li. H. S.; SHss Mary-
Albright, L. il. 8.
Unnarrafl ice Ihm crrrj man in jr»«r
■o wnnhipxoti* l*o tbo palla an next Thar*,
■lay aud voir.
LIGHTNING. —Wo have thought it
strange that there is so mi ch more
property destroyed, and so many more
lives lost by lightning than was in form
er years. Wc don't know how it is,
but certainly it is so. We have noticed
explanations from scientific men. They
say that destructions of both life and
prbperty from this cause will continue
to increase, unless there is precaution
taken to prevent it. We kuow that
almost every day, as we notice from onr
exchanges, there is damage done by
lightning, either lives lost, or property
burnt up and destroyed. There is not
a county, nor scarcely a neighborhood |
that has not suffered in that way. It
becomes us all to do whatever we ifeay
to protect our lives and our property.
We areglad to know that we can do
this with no trouble and very little ex
pense to ourselves. Our couuty-mau J.
M. Elder is ready to put up for you the
atest improved lightning-rod which is
n sure protection. Like everything else,
there are a few who dou't believe in
'them, but then, the fact remains that
whenever they are put up both life
and property has ever lieen sale.
No accident has occured to cither life or
property where they have been. Mr
Elder is a proficient in his Business. His
jobs on both the Benbow, and McAdoo
House in Grceusboro are said to be uu.
surpassed, lie is doing a great deal of
work in dttr county. Prudent peopl e
are everywhere taking the precaution
to protect their lives and property. It
is too late aflcr your barn or house is
destroyed, or some number of your
family killed. All you have to do is to
notify Mr. Elder and he will protect
you against lightning. He will wait on
yon at once. Obtain his services and
r feel easy and sale. That these rods arc
a protection is evidenced by the fact
that no honse protected by them has
* 'ever been struck.
SEUIOUS STAISIHNG APFUA* AT FOB
KSTVII.LE.-A serious stabbing aflVnv oc
curred yesterday at Forestville, in which
Mr. Samuel Merrill, of this city, was
seriously stabbed in the lteft breast in
the region of the heart, by a man by
tbe name of Richard Thompson, it
I appears that Thompson "was in
debted to Mr. Merrill for groceries
which he purchased while living in this'
city about eighteen months ago, and
that the dispute, which resulted in the
cutting, arose from Mr. Merrill's re
questing the'settlement of the account.
• Immediately ftfter the sad occurrence
a telegram was sent to Dt'. Alston, his
family physician, requesting him to go
to Forestville at once, who, accompan
ied by Mrs. Merrill and seven:! Others,
took a special at, i> o'clock last night
to render medical aid to the sufferer.
When they arrived it waS thought he
could not possibly survive, but in a
short time the wounded man com
menced tdfehow signs of improvement,
"and by tS o'clock his condition Was
such as to justify ait attempt, to bring
him home. lie arrived home about two
o'clock, and we are gratified to learn
from his physician that he is now thought
to be out of danger, ami -high hopes arc
atfiertained for his rcc D verr.— Coiisl itu-
Won. -..." *
FLEEING FUOM TEAH'TATIOX.—A mem
0K of the colored church was the other
..evening conversing earnestly with ah
acquaintance, and seeking to have him
changed into better paths, but the friend
said that he was too often tempted to
permit him to becoiiHJ a Christian.
Whar's your backbone,' dat ye can't
rose up stands teuitalion! ! exclaim
ed the good man. 'I was dat way my
self oitfifc. Kight in this here town I
had a chance to steal a pair ot boots
—mighty idee ones too. Nebodv was
da'r'to see me, and I reached out my
hand and de debbil said take 'eiu-
Don a good spin-it whispered fur me
let dem boots alone.'
'•Aii' you didn't take em?'
"No, sah—not much. I took a pa'r
o' cheap shoes offde shelf ah' left dem
boots alone!"- —Vicksburg Herald.
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Only twoduiNlo «vork for llir MUCCOMN
of the conservative ' ,
Says the Greenville lleyister concern
ing the crop prospects in Pitt county:
"A few days ago we were in the coun
try as far as Farmville by the way of
Marlboro. As far as can bo judged by
an out side looking oyer the fence, Pitt
county never had a fairer prospect for a
large corn and cotton yield. A great
many of the farmers have laid by thteir
' com and have turned their attention to
their cotton. We learn the wheat crop
was very good this year, avid we hope
 ur fanners will plant more corn and
tvlicat and buy less flour and pork:
when this is done our country will be
prosperous."- „
The Boston/W reports that a Euro
pean lady recently sold a kiss for $2 ,
000, while a lady passenger who sued
a Western conductor forkissiug her got
only $1,000; and the latter suui the iW/
thinks is contemptible compared with,
the lormer. This is certainly so; hut \f.
is still more contemptible compared
with the profits of kissing among reli
gious people in Brooklyn. Nothing
like the sum there realized by kjising
was ever before heard of in the world.
VANCE ON THE HOM^STEA^. —"The
Radicals say that if we'get a majority iu
the Convention, we will overthrow the
Homestead law, ho that sayeth so is a
tool or a liar. For would wc destroy
the law that gives ns our homd, where
our children have becri born and reared
—where they have died and been car
ried forth to their last resting place. I
say no, we'will yot, and he that sayeth
so, is both a fool and a liar."—Senti
nel.
ltev. Dr. Burkhead Elder of the Shel_ :
by District, wiff succeed Rev. Mr. Mau_ j
gum iu Edenton street M. E. church. {
Dr. B, i? an eloquent and noble Chris- j
tian Minister, and wiirmake our friends
of Edenton street church rejoice at his j
coming, though they lament the depar
ture of tteir well-beloved and gifted
pastor, who goes to another high sphere
of usefulness.. Dr. B. will be welcom
ed back to Raleigh.— Sentinel.
We learn that ffie first sale of goods j
by the Wilmington Cotton Mills was 1
made yesterday. This, we understand j
is the fir: t sal - ot the same quality of :
goods nrm.de south of Mason and ,
Dixon's hue. We are glad tochroniclo
this fact, as furnishing an indication of
a still further tfaridc in the march o*
commercial improvement and prosperi
ty.—Star. .
SOJTB EGG. —Mr. Harry Reed showed
na a hen's egg yesterday which meas
ures seven and a half inches in circum
ference one way, six inches the otlier,
and weighs three and a quarter ounces.
The hen is of medium size, aud goes
right along laying this sort every- day.—
Patriot.
_
Dortch and Cox are actively canvass
ing Wayne county. The Goldsboro
'M'issenrjcr says the county is sure for
the Democrats by 200 majority.
Hie Grcmsboro Patriot of the 28th
ulto says: Thefe was a full jail delive
ry last night, ' Lydia Cruthis, being
unwell, was allowed- the privilege of
the passage, upon which the cells open
anil she by means unknown procured a
case knife which had been converted in
to a nice little saw—with this she sawed
(lie lock ot the cell in which King and
Durham were, who being freed them
selves did similar services for the bal
ance of the prisoners. Nine escaped,
two returning of their own accord this
morning. t:till at large are, Jo
sepli King, U. prisoner, on charge of
counterfeiting; Thos. Andrews, biga.
my 5 James Graves, (CKI.) burglary;
JuntosDurhaln, (sentenced to be hung,
and to be re-sentenced) for rape ; licwis'
LJrown, (col.) rape; James Devaultand
Lydia Cruthis, larceuv.
Somebody in St. Louis has come
across a letter written nearly eighty
years ago, and sent with a wedding
gift ot a handkerchief to a young lady
on the eve ot her marriage. The letter
says; "I send youi dear girl atj eu
chanted handkerchief. If you hold it
tight to your mouth when you feel,
some hundred ye/us hence, (after the
honeymoon) like finding fault with
your husband, it will have a very good
eilcct. 1 have used one fur twenty years,
and found'it always eflectual?'—-.Ei'-
chfthge.
The oIU lady might as well have
saved hor handkerchief and her good
advice also, bal verily, vSrily the lat
ter win not be followed. 'lf yo'utag Wo
men were deprived of the privilege and
relief of finding fault with their hus
bands, tjie wprld would be draped in
funeral coious t'Oi them, and life itself
would be Uut A shadowy cave.—HeuHt.
A CASE'OF SUXSTROKE.^-Yesterday
morning between 10 and 11 o,clock a
youiig son ot'ilr. Barnes Whituker, o f
this county, wliile standing by a load
of wood which he had broWghtto town,
foil in front ot Pepper's Saloon, Wil
mington street, Iromthc effects of the
heat of the sun. ilo was removed to
Mr. Pepper's eating Saloon and his
head bathed in ice-water and a small
quantity of water and whiskey admin
istered to him, which served resuscitate
him. Dr. Little was called in, and in
the course of a couple of hours the
young man wassuflijicntly recovered to
be carried home.— jS r ews
The says: In
all this section the corn crop promises
an unprecedented yield aiid throghout
the South the corn crop present
year bids fair to be tl)e best since the
war, and as good as any within tlierec_
olleotion of the very oldest planter.
Cotton is very-promising in every
seel ion oi North Carolina.
Hon W. A. Graham left Here on Sat.
urelay morning to attend the meeting of
the Boundary Commission of Virginia
and Maryland which meets at Saratogo
on (he 30th inst. Jle was accompanied
by/Mrs. Graham and son Mr. A. W.
yraham. — Recorder.
/ A teacher in the Port Jervis public
schools was last week explaining to
the children tlmt usually all words
ending with let'' meant something
ktuall, as streamlet, rivulet, hamlet, etc.
W hereupon a smart boy asked if hamlet
meant a small ham.
Prof. Donaldson, who went up in a
balloon, and was supposed to be drown
ed in one of the lakes, has been heard
from between South Haven and Nau
gatuefc. He was exhausted, and re
quired medical aid, which was sent him
from South Haven.
"How old is your m&mlha?" asked a
|ove-smittcii old bachelor jf the daugh
ter of the widow who had enchanted
ftvm. "I dou't kuow sir; ma's age va
ries Irom lorty-threc to twenty-five,"
was the artless reply, and the bachelor
was disenchanted.
One of (he objeets the Civil Bights
bill was to put tbo poor white child by
the side of the negro. The Radicals will
force this upon us if they coutrol the
Convention.
Mr. C. W. Malone has become asso
ciated iu (he editorial management of
the Asheville Expositor.
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■f Wilted sliirt collars ami palmetto
fans are the most fashionable articles
for the street promenade now.
Thirtv-one mills have closed at Dim
dec. Twelve thousand persons are out
of employment. Neither emidoyers or
operatives will yield.
(Jen. Sewall, successor of Long Per
ry, will remove his Revenue hcadqnar.
tcrs to Richmond.
A large shark was captured 111 Nor
folk some days ago.
On Saturday the 24th, there were five
cases of sunstroke iu C'iacifinatti.
The dog tar in Tennessee, for the
coming year, is estimated at #300,000.
•
The people of London are agitating
the subject of a statue to Lord lJyrbn.
i Hon. A. M Waddell is doing yeoman
service in the east.
The Homestead is in no danger The
solemn oath of the delegates who sit in
the Comentiou, and the restrictionsim"
posed by the Legislature, makes itim.
possible for that question to be touched
in any way whatever, Remember that
the Conservative candidates in this
county have already publicly pledged
themselves on the stump to take the
oath and observe the restrictions.— Sen.
" Amen! amorfT shouteuaCed-ir Rapid*
.parson,' :it the c[eg;uit *cniarKs .of :i
st ang\ at hi camp-meeting. Sudd l
h* the parson turned 1 his- eyes on the
man and jumped up screamed, "Catch
him, brothers, catch l.iin! He's the three
card montc man that get my last
month's salary," This is the fact, and
the inonte man is now in jail at Cedar
Rapids.
The Coroner's jury in the case of
Thomas Crawford, the colored convict
from the Penitentiary who was shot
and killed at the work-house in New
' Hanover a few days since whiie attemp
ting to escape, returned a verdict jas
tifyiHg the guard Ibr killing him.
The Citizen brings
from over tli'e mountain. The Radical
speakers are catching tartars 911 every
hand. - Wherever these officeholders
are followed up by Democratic speakers
they fly the track. A half dozen of
their speakers have been driven from
tire field. —«• . .
When a bry falls and peels the skin
ofl his noso, the first thing ho does is to
get up »nd yell. When ,'a'girl tumbles
and hurts herself badly, the first thing
she does is to get up and look at her
dress.
Remember that the majority cf the
Radical politicians of North Carolina
arc committed to the Civil Rights bill,
and that the controlling elements iu
said prrly have openly avowed them*
selves iu favor ol the faw. '
Raleigh lias recently enacted a law
by-which persons are fined who treat
unmercifully, or otherwise maltreat
any horse, mule or ox or any animal
within the corporate limits. It is agood
laV.
Remember that the work of the. Con
ventiou is to be submitted to every vo
ter in State before )t R bocomes the
law qf the land. Tlie Constitution must
and will bif submitted to the people for
ratification or rejection.
The Receiver of tlio Great Western
Telegraph Company has been granted
permission to sell that. corporation at
auction 011 the first of October.
Says the-rsCharlotte Qjjterosr: The people of
the StatcMglle District are still wondering why
Gov. BnJklcu dues riot give them a Judge.
Judge .Mit&ell resigned nearly two mouths
aud the vacancy remains. The pcoplo of
thu District are beginning to wUh that his ex
cellency would "let up" on learning verses for
the present and give them a Judge." 1 '
Texas not only now raises enough grain for
her own consumption hut call spare some for
her less fortunate neighbors, and instead of
seeing the wharves..of Uijivctilou filled with
huge quantities of grain, imported .from
abroad at .immense cost, is utiw heard the
shrill wnistie of the locomotive as it draws
loaded trains of grains to vessels tor export.
Prof. Janney telegraphs to the Secretary of
the Interior that he has fouml gold in paying
quantities in the Block llili, and a good head
of water amply suflicicnt for washing purpo
ses.. lie reports miners pouring into the liills
from all dirtx-lious.
A terrible earthquake iu Soutn America. U -
gether With the eruption of a new volcano, has
destroyed several towus, much property and
a large dtirnlKfr of people.
Tlio i>ti|ilm Record suys in all tiuU |
section thu com crops promiicb au lui- ,
rjIUE LOST CAUSE.
A magnificent picture 14x 18 inches In •lee.
It represents a confederate soldier after the
war returuiug to hi* home, which he lituU
lonely aud desolate. Iu froul of the ruined
cottage, tailing a sad tale of the miseries of
war, are two grave# with rude crosses, on one
of which aotue friendly 4 hand baa hung a gar
land. To the right the c*hn river and rising
moon indicate peace aad rest. The *tars, seen
between the trees, roprfeseat the Southern
cross. Iv is a picture that will touch every
Southern heart, and 'ihonld Uud a place in
every Southern hodic. Sent by liiall, mount
ed on a roller, andpuxt paid, on receipt of 36
cents, or three for fifty cents.
Address Southern Picture Co..
Nashville, Tcnn.
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Graham Market. . *
CORRECTED WEEKLY 1
•COTT A DONIVIfLI,,
Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1875.
Apples, dried, .V |t> 8(&10
" green, V bushel, 1.00
Beans, I* busii .1.25(5) 1.50
Butter ¥lt>.. i ' we 33
Beeswax V tb ; 20m25
Bacon sides V tt> 18(a) 15
(•boulders, ¥'lt> 10(3>12>^
" hams ' . 15(5)18
Beef¥tb 5(S>6
Blackberries, dried,... ....
Bark, snsafras rocts V tb . 4a5
Castings, old Vtb % i 1
Cloth, tow and coMrfn, ¥ yd...... . 90a25
Corn ¥ bush 1.00®1.10 *
Chickens eaeb 25(53H0
Cotton, tint, ¥tb
indeed ; .0* '
Clover seed, ¥ bushel ...... 1)0 ?
Ducks ¥ pair i;... ' 30(5)50 J
Eggs V. dor. f
Flour, fainilv. ¥ bbl 6.50@7.00
supr"?bbl ...8.60(5)7.00
Feathers.V lb 30&50
Furs, fubblt, ¥ dozen, 25@30
" opossum, each, 05(5)10
" muskrat " ... 10(g) 15
•' coon " .......... jJjMttO 11
" house eat " ..V 05(4)10
otter 3.00a5.00
Ifay V UK) tb «M 0
Hides, gf-cfeen, V tb 0.W06
•'.fry, ¥th r 13 3>K
Ltf&ytb...: 16@30
Meal, th B§4M
Oats, seed ¥ bush ..;. i'7s@ao. .
Onions ¥ bush , 75fi)l.W
" sets ¥ quart..„... v ...... QMro '
Peas IP bush. j ~100(5)1.25
Potatoes, Irish V bush ....,. .1.00@1.25
" sweet " .* 75(5)1.00 '
Pork V tt> 08(S)10
Peaches; dried, peeled,.. 15@20
■ " " unpceled, 06(5)08
Rags ¥ lb 025)2>£
Shingles V th0u5and............ 2.50(5)5.00
Tallow T tb 08(5)10
Wood V cofd.. .„ 3.00(|)2,50
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C«itt|ittnjr MhopN Market. »
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
j. Q. GANT & CO.
,' , Tuesday, Jbn£ 27, 1875.
Apples, dried, V lt> ..*..... 9(5)11
green. ¥ bu5he1.1.36(8)1.50
Beans ¥ bushel 1.00(5)135
Butter ¥ tb ..; ;Sh
Beeswax ¥ lt» 4 35
Bacon, sides, ¥ lb ,t.......... 12W(»1.1
i' shoulders, 10(5)12^
" hams, 15»lt ,
Beef ¥ It* .V 5;«
Blacklwrrtese ¥ tb... •ftjw}
Corn ¥ bushel,...; 90(81.00
Chickens, each 15(6 25
Cabbage. ¥ head i 2(5)7
Cotton, lint, ' tM3i(S.I4
Ctftver seed ¥ bushel 8.00(®9.00
Ducks ¥ pair • 80(5)40
Eggs, ¥ dor. lW [
Flour, faintly, ¥ barre1........ TTO
" super. " MJO
Fcathom. new. #.#>.. „ 60
Furs, rabbit, ¥ doz..*. 25
" oupossuir, each,../. .7 . snlo
"muskrat .J..' 10aJ5
mink '• 20a2.50
" coon' ' " '... 25
fox " 20a25
Hides, green, per tb Katlk'
" dry, " 13a 15 ,
Lard per n> ..... 15a 18
Onions per bushel 75*80
" setts per bushel 3.00 ,
Oats per bu5he1........ 75a90
Peas per bushel 1.00
Potatoes, Irish, jK!r bushel 1.00a125
". sweet, per bushel..... 75*1.00
Peaches, dried, per tt> peeled .1 . 15«30
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Drugs, Paints.
GLASS & C.
We keep constantly on hand a good asaort
ment of
KBBNH DRI'CSN AND tIIKJIICALM,
different brands of White Lead, atargo stockof
'WINDO W GLASS,
whir h we arc now selling for lesa money tluui
they Itavo ever been sold for In "this section
Wo will supply *■
Village & COllll try Merchants
a better article than they buy North for tlie
same money. Also we have a largo stock Of
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS,
x.
together with a full and complete line of
TOILET AND FANCY
Come and see us, inspect our stock and sailfiy
yourself of the truth of what we sat. The He
nlor member of tlie Ann hi* rcsurood practice
and ran always im fottrid it the Drag Store
whan udt professionally engaged.
n. w. nckNN k,sox., ;
In the BenboW House, Greensboro, N. 0.
J % L- SCQ%t, 1
Graham, W. C.,
A scat far Iks Celebrated
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social life.
No family should be .without it.
Subscription price only #2 per anuurn. Post,
age free.
It. T. FULGIIUM. Editor.
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We call tlic attention of the public to tfie
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It wil. contain aU tbe Local New* of the
County, State Now*, the most Important Tele
graphic New* of the week and Carefully Be
ccted Miscellaneous Matter.
It will be » papor which no family in AU
manc« County can afford to b* 'without.
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THE GLEANER will also prove St
particular interest to former residents in this
section, now living In other part* of- the coun
try, aud to all sucn it will be
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