North Carolina Newspapers

THE GLEANER. GRAHAM, N. C., NOV. 1), 1875. Local, State and General. W. T. Johnson. Editou. .fir. John C. Robertson, ol Company Sliops, it our AnthorUcd #S"nl ti» rr ccire subscription*, :»••«! receipt for the •mine. The Wilmington fan- be'gins to-dav. There was a three-inch snow in Wa'- auga county iti the 17th lilt; Capt. IT. M. W'Hite,i , is running an express on the Western N. C. R. R. Mr. James F. Jordan, an old citizen V)f Raleign, died suddenly of heart j disease Saturday evening. % proclamation of the President, j Thurday, the 25Mi oftliis mouth name] I •as a national thanksgiving day. "W. R. Richardson has been installed Keeper of the Capito.l in place of Henry Miller resigned* - —■ ■■' 1 *. . Maj. John t. Winder has been elcc ed, to Hi I the place of Superintendent of the R. &; G. R. K., made vacant b'v the •resignation of Capt. A. B. Audrews. Diptlieria ft rifgihg to an alarming ex tent in Jones county, among men, wo men and children. So thcJYut Sl'ellis informed. . is stated in .Il«3 Oxford, coures ipendenoe of the Raleigh News that the ■Oxford Leader will reappear in a tew weeks. The case of W. M-. Mebane against the County of Guiliord was heard last week before Hon. W. N. 11. Smith as lefcree. The New Garden Fair Saturday n week ago in Guilford county was a sue. cess. D. F. Caldwell orator. Let us get up'something !ike it here. Mrs. Hannah was 100 years old last Sunday week, and celebrated the day by joining Ukk Methodist church in Wadesboro. Gapt. JiA. Graham, who happened to the misfortune to loose liis elegant dwelling byffi v e last spring, is now erec ting upon the site, a new one, that vllj be an ornament to our town. The first prisioner Lincoln county lias contributed to the penitentiary was handed jver by the sheriff of that conn ty last week. The destinction belongs to a negro man named John Shank. Full account of proceedings of Board of County Commissioners shall appear in our next. The vacancies in the Board occasioned by the deaths of Dr. F. I». Freeman and Greene Andrews were tilled by the election of Dr. G. K. Foust and G. M. HazellEsq. W. R. at the Bason old stand,is constantly recieVing his fall and winter stock. He means, to sell his goods, and if you wtuit them, and will go to see him there is no difficulty ah' Hit your trading. All he asks is that you look at ayd price his goods, and then i' you can do better elsewherQ he lias no sort of objections. See his double col umn advertisement in this paper. MY, IIOW &>VKET! —Royster's candy emporium in llaleigh is the biggest thing, and the sweetest thing of the kind in the State. lie has a largo force constantly manufacturing candies of al kinds, from the very best article of su gar, lie does not use a peculiar white clay} which is found in Florida, and shipped in large quantities North foi 4 the adulteration of camlv. He has re cently obtained the services of Mr. Leonard, an experienced candy man ufactnrerer,who now has charge of the manufacturing department. All who try Rovster's candy, will never bay from any one else. It is pure, and elegant and cheap. . 1 A Fuss IN THE FAMILY.—It is an nil' I pleasant thing but they will occur, and ' sometimes they have the strangest or igin. This one oocurred4n this way, 3Last winter the old mail bought all the" ■children shoes, except Bill at a distant ;towu where he had carried his tobacco to sell. Bill's shoes he bought of J. Q. j Gnnt & Co., at Company Shops. This i winter $u ijie shoes were worn out but Bill's, so the man got all the rest f new shoes, Bill's being good of course hegot none. Well, Bill boy like, want ed a new pair anyhow. The, old lady, as mothers will do, took sides with i-Bill, who thns encouraged sauced the I old man, be laid the undutit'ul con f duct at the door of the old lady, she fluted up, and abused the old man and called him a fool tor not buying all the cliildrens shoes at Gaut's and the resul t is that that once peaceful iaiuily is torn by internal disscntions and all on ac count of J. Q.Gant & Co., telling shoes that last so 1. up. Seo the advertisement of J. Q. Gant SCo., in another column. The Dkatii of Mks. Anxik Rukfin. J —We briefly announced the death of this vtnerable,and estimable ladv in out last issue. The following particulars concerning her life wu copy from the Raleigh Sentinel: Mrs. liufflfn died in nill>het\) on Thursday last; aged 82 yii.-oVt Shi», : was daughter of Willi#t»» j of that town , who was a (tWitvviv bidi Scotch merchant, auti siMHi' "i 1 iMw j L". Kirklaud, Mrs. Judge Vir-j». j Mcßae, of Fayettevi/lei Mi'*-. j McClester, of Georgia. She Wii*- Hw j adfhiredand beloved wif> of thdUtej Chief Justice Ruflin whom she martial j at an earlv age of girldhood, for *hi was only fifteen, but twenty in size, manners and mental maturity; She was the mother of thirteen children A more exemplary wjirtail in ail the relation* of life never lived. As mother, friend, neighbor, relative and mistress of slaves her example and life will long remain a lesson and a pattern to be imitated. She lived for years on a fine estate on .Haw river, where she dispensed a geuerousand ele gant hospitality to the many friends of her distinguished husband, and to stran gers who passed along the great thoro ughfare upon which she lived. She was a devout cliti -tian and member of the Episcopal church and did not show her religion by ormal observances, v ,but in private devotion. No fond husband ever had a more devoted wife. No children a more affectionate, provident mother. No slave a kinder mistress » and no poor ueighber a more charitable friend. Her like and life will not be ccen again. In hePPeud the grave had 110 vbtory and death 110 sting. AtLiiesville Anson county, on the 28th last month, the Grangers the Friends of Temperance, and the Good Templars all had H jolly time. These three societies met, 111 la ge numbers and had good eating, good speaking, and a delightful!.ball at night Col. L. L. Polk was the orator of the day, bu t there were several others who respond ed to calls upon them. From a special letter to the Morning Star we learn of this good time of tlje temperance people and t'.f^ffangers. A Overhach of Usla, Ilaaover Ger many writes to Gov. Brogden for infor mation concerning his brothern-hw, Franz Hetnme, who emigrated from near the llartz mountains, some thirty years ago, and settled in thjf State where he is supposed to live no w the owner ofa plantation. Ilcmime ha? prop erty in Germany, which has tali'll to him, and he is wanted to claim an re ceive it. Where is Kemme, or so neo his children? , The Agricutural Fair at Wilmington opens to-day. It is to close witii a grand ball. A premium is to be award ed to the best brass band. All impor tant that farmers should be accomplish, ed horn-blowertfSSW'hen they are arous ed to the importance of this branch o agriculture we may PJfpect a brass band on every well regulated farm. The Staiesville Landmark learns upon what it deems good autliui itv that €apt. S A. Ashe of RaW«h, the junior partner of I lip able law firm of Merimon Fuller & Ashe, lias for nearly a year, been engaged in writing the history of North Carolina, and that T. B. Kings bury upon learning this fact ha* abati. dotied his project-of writing a history, as some time ago announced he would. AV F. AverVj one ot the editors of the Charlotte Observer severs his con. nection with tiiat paper, and bids its readers good-bye. He does not propose to abandon the profession of journalism. Chas. R. Jones and F. Brevtrd Mc- Dowell arc now editors and proprietors of that enterprising able Journal. The grand-daughter ofJuige Potfer and the daughter of a Baptist minister, died in abject povdt'iy.in :ind old kitch en in Raleigh lately. The Rev. Dr. Pritchard conducted the burial service while her husband, a penitentiary con vict under guard, wept at her grave. • D. F. Caldwell and Col. C. B. Jones are out making speeches and.soliciting subscriptions to build a narrow gaujje railroad from Mt. Airy to Greensboro. e people of Greensboro appear bent Tapon building this read. Success to them. Upon the occasion of Capt. \Y r . F. Av- ( ery, discontinuing his connection with tlie Daily Charlotte Observer, he was puesenttd, by the employees of that of fice! with a handsome cane in token of their good will for, and appreciation of the noble qualities of the Captain. ( : ; j The Supreme Court of the United Suites has decided that National Banks cannot be effected by the State usury laws; that they are subject only to the forfeitures prescibed in the national bank act, in which there is no forfeiture of the principal at all. Barn-burning is a pastime in Iredel count v. llobert McN elly lost his barn with three and J. T. Goodwiit hia with one horse lately. I I lie trial ofyoung Thots. for /he homicide committed in Haywood | county some months lyfo, was at the re cent term of Haywood Superior Court, ( removed to Buncombe Court for trial, I which continues the rase until next April. The solicitor stated that lie was entirely satisfied, of the innocence t f young Bridgers who was thereupon dis" biiargvd. Wv *»aji a tention fo the advertise. ll f R-. -J-. I'aiisli, proprietor of the Warehouse" at Durham. Mr. teftvs tJ well known citizens o: «>br fctittttty who fcan testily to the in ducerti'eilts and ad van.ages offered to farmer's at Farmers Warehouse. Dur ham is the largest tobacco market in Uie State and is fast rivaling Danvilfe in size, and now equals it in prices. A boy named Johnson, as we learn, about twelve years old, got into a quar rel with his younger brother "in Salis bury last week and stabbed him fatally. The stab was from tne back and pene trated the lungs producing death short ly thereafter. Tne youthful fratricide is in Salisbury jail, bail having been re fused. The water question is agitating the people ef Raleigh. They want a supply of water, other liquids they have. A Mr. Allen of Baltimore enlightened a recent meeting upon the subject. We are sf rry for any one in want of water, and earnestly hope the demand of Ral eigh may be supplied. Enoch Nichols, at the recent term of New Hanover Superior Court candidly expressed the opinion that the jut y was a set of d—d rascals. This was done in the hearing of the jury as it passed to the jury room. Judge McKoy imposed a fine ot fifty dollars upon the gentleman of candor, or thirty days imprisonment at his election. .General Joe Lane, who was a candi date for Vice-President with Breckin ridge in 1860 is a nath" ticombe county in this Sta and has a son who has just been elected fo Congress from Oregon ;• The Charlotte Observer mau under the head of ''Glorious news,"says that Ed win Booth is coming to that city. The Opera House has been engaged for him on the sth January by J. T. Ford who manages all his Southern engagements John W. Norwood was selected to de liver * eulogy on the life and character ofthe late Gov. Graham, at Orange court last week but w~is prevented bv ill health from performing this pleasant task. A man in Transylvania county went to church and left his lour children in the Uouse. Upon his return the house was burned uown, and the bones of the four children in the ashes. So learns the Charlotte (Observer. The Central, at Lexington in this State lias changed hands. John Tayloo, editor and proprietor, has sold out, ami the management of tie paper will pass into the hands of W. H. Moffit, Esq. _ James McDougald. registrar, and Max Ilouscr judge of election in Jeffer son ward Richmond Va., have oeen ar rested, charged with trauduleut elec tion returns. • The llillsboro Recorder of last week f gives quite a xu 11 account of lliu charge ol Judge Kerr to the (Jraud-jury. Its editor, though uot a stenographer we suppose, must -be something of a short hand reporter. The Rockingham Couerir says: A negro woman in said to have given birm to two children in Rockingham a tew days since, one of which was black and the other white. A remarkable case ®f civil rights. "Leasing" the A. T. & O. K. R. and the VV. N. C. R. U. to the CarolinaCin. iral Railway is the drift of rail road talk tins week, ' says ihe biateoville Luuu mark. Maj. J. C. Winder, Secretary of the State Agricultural Association. resign" ed, and i»lace tilled l»y the electkui of John Devereux. Capt. 8. A. Aslieis uot writing the history ot N. C. as reported and 31 r. King/bury will prosecute the work. The ilaleigh ACICM i» authority. , 5 The loss occasioned by the Virginia City fire is estimated at seven and a half millions. Two tuousaud five hundred iniuer» are thrown out of employment. Eli Moore, negro, was arrested in J Wadesboro last wc« k charged with | committing an outrage upon a white j girl- Meetings are being held and an effort to raise money for a FurVe* of the pro posed Goldhboro &* Fayetterille lia.il road is being made. The friends of the project an hopeful. A MOTHERS'S SOHHOW.— Mrs. Mary Arthur of tliiß city, bad two sons—l). 8. Arthur and C.W. Arthur in the Coufedefate army. She has rea sons to beleieve that ouc of her sons la dead,and she has uot heard of the other foi years. Any ! person kaowjng the whereabouts of either of her sons will confer a great favor upon a _ wid owed mother by addressing her in V ick6- burg. Southen journalists will confer a favor by 1 giving this paragraph an insertion in their re- I pective papsr. — VMUctft'g Herald. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1875. 1875. Fall anil Winter Stock. I wish to inform my friends that I am now receiving my fail and winter stock of '" V " I>K%-«;000*, NOIIOKS, HATS. HOOT* AND SHOES. Iteady-Made Clothing', &c. I sell tluO«"st CALICOES at ten cent* a yard. I sell ready-made clothing a* cheap a* ther can be bought at retail aayWhcre in or out of the State. Beat spool cotton, warranted 200 yards, at live cents a spool. AH varieties of LAD IES DRESS GOODS on hand. A large portion of my goods I buy direct from the manufacturer. I also keep con stantly a full supply of Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, and Family Medicines. tiJT* Good lied Sole Leather at 30 cents a pound. I have no old stock on hand, —bought at high price* to woik off with my new stocK. Barter of all kinds taken, With thanks lor the liberal share of tradj I have rceeived, I am very respectfully, W. R.ALBRIOHT. Grahi in, N. C., November 9tU 1875. * ( ly N. H, —I'iOJ ae-es tine land for sale in parcels to suit purchasers. W. R. A, COMMERCIAL Graham Market. CORRECTED WEEKLY BJF St'OfT 4 DO.VWtL. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1875. Apples, dried, V i!> •' green, V bushel, 1.00 •tea ns, ? bush 75 Mutter "y lt> . 20(8 35 Beeswax V lt> 20a2> Bacon sides V lb : 15(6)10 " shoulders, V tb. 10®11JW' bams Kka/lS Beef $ lb i.. sfc6 Blackberries dried, Bark, sasatras rocts V tb 4a5 Castings, old V It) .» 1 Cloth, tow and eotton, .V yd 20a25 Corn bush I.oo@ i.-lni'keMf eaeh.;..rvr.. 12,'^(®15 Cotton, lint, ?!!) Wft> 13 *' in seed 01 Clover seed, ¥ bushel 8.00®».00 Ducks'V pdir.: : 30»50 E.;;s V doz 10al2'£ Flour, family i> bbl tf.00®0.50 " supr ¥ bbl. .. • 5.50(0.5.75 FeathorS V lb';.. ~. 80®.V) lliiv t' 100 Ifc SOafiO Hides, (fieeen, iP lb 05(a;0fr •' dry, Vlb 12(&15 Lard V lb.. 10Ci>30 Meal' ooru, V- lb . M 23^a3 Oals, seed V bush 4)(?so Unions V Bush "IWifiO »" sets V quart WwfelO Peas V busk, ........ - - .ji OOyj. 7 Potatoes, Irish V b)'-J* 'pu* ,■A' " sweet v " .7/... T."..... 75(3)1.50 Pork V lb 08#00 I'eaehes; dried, peeled, 15(&)10 " " unpecled, oti(i'2o '€■ lb 02(8)208 bhinglcß V thousand *.... ,2.50®5 W Tallow V II) .7.. , OSka'PO Wood t' cord 2(8U(o.50 Durham Tobacco Maiket, CORRECTED UY E. J. I'AKISH, FARMERii' WAREHOUSE. The receipts for the past week were very light. Fancy and bright wrappers lower, Common grades all good w oik ligsixick were noticeably easier. FILLERS. Common, old - -•• - - Balo Medium " .... 10al2 Good " .... I3ais DMOKERS. CommoH; old .... flalO MirtUim, " - - - - 10a 13 Good to Fancy, old - - 15a25 BRIGHT WRAPPERS. Common to Medium, old - - 18»25 >o"d to Fine, - " - - 25a 15 Extra '! - 50a70 Large orders on our market for all j£raila» of'Netv Sra&kcra, from sto 13 cts. Primings 2 to 5 eta. SCHEDULE. PIEpiIOKT AIR-LIKE RAILWAY, RICHMOND & DANVILLE, RICHMOND A DAN VILLE R. W., N. C. DIVISION, and NORTH WESTERN N. C. It. W. CONDENSED °TIMfe-TABI.B: In Effort on and after Sunday, Sept" ll>th, 1875. GOlMi NORTH. STATIONS. .MAIU. EXPKKSB Leave Charlotte 0.15 p. m. 5.45 A. M. " Air-Llue June.. P. M. 6.20 A. M. " Salisbaiy 11.58 P. m. 8.84 A. M. " fireen'x)io' ... 3.15 A. M- 10.55 a. M. " Danville 4.0S A. tt. l.lUr. M. " Dundee 6.18 A. K. I.SO p. M. •' Bu !:vilM... ,11.!WA*. M. 607 P.M. Arrive a.. R : ."iiuo.id. '&.'£!> r. M. b. 'S F. M. GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. M*if>. EiniKg Leave Richmond 1.53 P. M. 5.C8 A. M " Burkville,. ... 4.58 " 8.36 A.M. '• Dundee......ltt.«3 " 1.14 P.M. " Danville 10.39 " _ 1.17 P.M. " (Jivensbbro... 3.00 A. M. 8 58 P. M. " Salisbury.... &M " 6.15 p. M " Air-Line June. 8.05 •' 8.55 p. M' Ar'ive ui. Charlotte 822 •• 8,43 p. M' • GOING EAST GOING WEST. BTATI9NB. | MAIL, J MAIL. Read down Read up. L've GreenslK»ro' S.OO A. M. | Arr. I.5A. M. •' Co. Shops 4.30 A. M. L've 12.80 A. M. " Kalei'h BJJ3A. M. i S' 810 P.M. Ar.atGoldsboro. 11.30 A. M. | L've 5.00 p. M. ftOUTM WKNTKRM IK. C. R. B, (Salkm Bkakcii.) Leave Green5b0r0'...,....4.50 P. Mi j Arrive at Halein 613 P. M. Leave Haiein 8.40 A. M. Arrive at Greensboro'.... lO.Si A'. M. Passenger train leaving.Raleigh at 8.10 P. M. connects at (>.«etuboro' will the No.'ihe.n bound t-ain; making the qu'.ckeet time to all Northern jitlcs. Pace of tickets same as via other routes. Train* to and from points East of G'cens boro' connect at Greeim!>oio' wiUi Mail Trains to or from point*" North or South Two tral'is dailv, both ways. On Sundays Lynchburg* 1 Accommodatton cave Richmond at 5.00 A. M., arrive at Rui ke ville la 4S P. M., leave Burkeville 4.3f A. M., arrive at Richmond 7.58 A. M. Nm ('hawse of ('writ b»lww»Chsrl#lle and Kiebtnwwrf. 4S'J Mile*. Pur lurther information, address 8. E. ALLEN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, ■ l l' - ,»■ Grcensboio, N.G . T. JK. iv. f alcott; ■ | EngineenA Gen'l SuperUitednent. E. J. PARISH, Fanners' Warehouse, For tl\e sale of LEAF TOIJAOCO, DURHAM,N.C Cariy your Tobacco to | farmers' Warehouse ! ■ ii DURHAM, N. C., where you will always get the * j HlfiriesT 91ARKBT PKIt'EN. j CORRECT WKIOHTH, AND FAIR DEALING. j llnrc rer J largo nii« •Nrra far all i Grade* af Tobacco tp-All shipments promptly attended to. j Orders Solicited. BRIGHT WRAPPKRI Sc UIOKERt A MPRCIAI.TV. Enquire for FARMERS' WAREHOUSE, and don'l "top aiynhcrc due. 1 refer to Messrs. Lea k Crawford, Thomas & Corbltt, Dr. Plnnlx, T. J. Vincent, and all otliers who have sold tobacco at my house, Very respectfully ,- E. J. PARISn. IT WON'T PAY ! fs Yoa know it won't pay to make your pur chaser from old stock, already picked over. Our Mr. Gant lias just returned from the North, where he personally selected and pur chased a large stock of Dry-Good*, G rarer lea, Qorra»-Wmre, Uallaw.War*, Willow. Ware, - —r-- Hardware. together with a welhassorted stock of READV-INADE CLOTHING, and the njost complete line of NOTIONS ever offered to the people of this county. Boots and Shoes of evcrv variety, Incfudfng flie best hand made. We make a specialty of Boots and Shoes, and ws ask an examination of our stock. Loqk and judge for yourself. We defy competition in prices or quality. We will sell *ou the best calicoes, for 10 cents. We can sell vou a good suit clothes for $lO. *ir We wish, e»i>eclally, to c%ll your atten lon to the great decline in prices in the North ern markets. We bought at these reduced pri ce* Ourcu-tomers shall have all the advantage of the good bargains we made. Highest prices apld for all kinds of produce. Come to see us! • J. Q. OANT, ft CO. Company Shops, Nov. 2nd, 1875, nO».S-U Carriage and Cabinet MAKING- I have moved my Shops from Bte Falls to my residence, two mites north ; where I »m prepared to ao ail carriage and buggy work, lu a workman-like manner. I also alK■*rß K F A I It VURNITVBR of a!l styles. Any style of coffin made to order upon tlie shortest notice. My prices are mod erate. lam obliged for put patronage, and , ask a continuance thereof J. J. YOUNOER. Big Falls, North Carolina. Drugs, Paints, GLASS st (J. . We constantly on band a good asort ment of 5 «#*££ t fitii ri 1 - KRRIII DRPfld ANDCHEniCAI.H, ,n? ■ different brands of hiteLead, a large stock of • * WINDOW GLASS, .0 * which we arc now selling for less money than they have ever been sold for In this section, we wiU supply Village & Country Merchants a better article than they boy North for the same money. Also we have a large stock of TRUSSED UNI SUPPORTERS, together with a full and complete line of TOILET AND FiNCY ARTICLES. (Omc and we us. inspect our stock and satlfsy yourself of the truth of what we say. The Se nior member of the Ortn has resumed practice and can always l>e found at the Drug Store when not profewtonallt engaged. R. w, GIIENN A SON., In the Betibow Hous* Gtyeuslwra, 8. U, ADVERTISEMENTS. HOWE JB IS T3B BOMBIT 13 T —:o: TIE «?AAF IFTW GOJQIMTT *T QIYE. M A NtTACTURED BY BBBGEAWT * JIcCADI.KT. Greensboro, N. C. fh These Stoves nre vaetly superior to the great Majority of, Stoves bought of Northern Manu fttt-ttiiCH. The best of material is used in the manufacture,and they have never failed to give entire satisfaction. In addition to the threat ex cellence of these Bioves, there is preat advan tage to thpse who buy, In living near the fac tory, from whence to replace any vessel at short notice that should b« aecldently broken - -Price Nu. 8 SSO.~ ; , No. 7tao. ' • «■ > P. It. Harden & Bro., Graham, are agents for the sale of the above named stove. F. JONES & SONS, GRAHAM, N. C., . r , 1 ir*n «• ',/ • • /v, Buggy and Carriage Makers, An? prepared to fill at the shortest notice all orders iu their line. Repairing promptly % and neatly done, at SIODBKATB RATI*. They also keep constantly on hand' for sal at their ahop, an assortment of Iran, JVuiU, Baggr material, Prepare fd Pnial* af all eaters, Pl«i|hi, aad Cdai, Any style of coffin furnished at two hours notiae. All kinds of produce taken at market prices. We are thankful for past patronage, and hope to merit its continuance. * feb 16-2 m 1875. 1875. Spring and Summer GOODS!! The very latest Styles and Cheap. OKV fiOOO«,KOTIONS.(XOTUlIlfO, I.AbIES TRIMMED HAH, CI ROCK MUCH, HAUbWtBG CBOCHKRV WOODKIf. WARE. Everything usually found In a Retail Store will be sold us CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. When you come to town call amd see my slock—l cm sure it will pay yon. J. L. SCOTT. tpr27-2ui Graham, N. C.' £J.RAHAM HIGH SCHOOL. GRAHAM, N, C. REV. D. A. LONG, A. M. REV. W. W. STALET, A. B. BENJ. F. LONG, A. B. MRS. G. F. B.VSON, Instructress In Music. Opens August 21tli, jind closes the last Fri day in May. 189 A. _ . Board W to and Tuition t>3 to $4 p«/ month. "YYF HOLES ALE AND RETAIL. * We keep conttttitly on hand a largo and varied Mock of , GROCERIES, HARD-WARE DRY - GOODS, of all sorts, MATS. CAP#, booth, AND IHOKN, RBADV-MADK Cli^TniNO. Carpetings AMD -VltTTlftGS of all grades, from the lowest prices up mado a specialty. VILLAGE AND COUNTRY MERCUANTB are invited to Inspect our stock and hear our price* before buying elsewhere. They can examine and select for themselves, and we guarantee that we can sell them their entire stock or any part of It on such terms a» will enable thein to sell their goods at a larger profit to themselves than they could do by uur ehasing, by order, from a distance. We are Agents for, and sell at manufacture* prices the following goods, via: Cedar' Falls and Deep River Sheetings, Tarns, and Seamless Bags, Holt's and R*ndle maa's I'laiUs. Fries' " Salem" Jeans, Charlottesville Cassimers and Erkenbi etcher's Starch. ODELL, RAGEN & CO,, apr 30-ly Greensboro, N. C. - J L. SCOTT, Graham, N. G., A (eat far Ike Celebrated I * '/frljS ! STIEFF PIANOS AAD ORGANS Send for illnsliHt .1 .-^talogia-and ) i.-e li»t