[From the .Southern Piaster and Farmer,]
nJt'B* TO 'TOHACI'O l*f,A«T
Uliiis III' I'MlfK.
A KEMEDY.
[The fallowing ;irtic]c appeared iu
this JoUTnalln IS'tl, and at the to
qu£st. of a frieit'f" we reproduce it. SVe
have a.t ranged to have n series of ar
ticles, by the best tobacco growers iu
Virginia, on t!»e cultivation of tobacco
from the j'lajit bed to its delivery to
market. Ed.]
"The ravages of the liy.on the tobac
co plant be J;t,of Eastern Virginia have.
MO ntueh increased of late years us to
call for a itj'drC certain preventive or
remedy tlipu any heretofore suggested.
A fir.it ar.d sometimes a second series of
!_. plants is devoured by the insects, an-1
before a third can attain a growth suf
ficient for transplantation, the early
seasons have passed. The losses occa
sioned by the delay alone in. planting
must havejbeeu immense; and during
the present year many growers of to
bacco •wholly failed in occupying a part
.of their hills made for that purpose.
"During a recent visit to the county
of Amherst, I met with Mr. Jame.s W.
Phillips, an intelligent citizen and plan
ter of that county, with whom I con
versed at largo on the best modes of
rearing and managing tobacco, From
him I learned that he was in possession
of a remedy againa# the _fly, which he
had tried with unvarying Bcwcess for
thirteen years past, with the exception
of one year,when no flies appeared. He
had not divulged it before, but is will
ing that it should be made public now;
and as it is both simple and cheap, J
send for pnblication in the Planter a
copy of what was written down from
his dictation.
" 'As soon as the cattle are taken in
. 0 *
from grazing and put up for winter
feoding, as we may be certain that their
manure will be free from grass seed, a
quantity of this is collected and stored
In several barrels. Old flour or lime
barrels will answer the purpose. Over
•ach layer of eight or ten inches thiok.
ness, pour water until it is moistnred
through and then sprinkle a handful or
two of slaked lime. About four or
five handfuls geneally suffice for a bar
rel. These are either to be kept under
shelter or covered during wot weather
These are either as the fly tnukes its
appearance—whiob is generally from
the last week in March to the middle
of April—sprinkle the mixture, which
will be now thoroughly pulverized,
over the beds so as nearly to cover the
plants. The flics will cease to trouble
them and the manure will stimulate
their growth as well or better than any
other ho has ever tried.
- "Mr. P. covers his beds with brush,
as in the general custom, and rather
thicker than usua/; but never removes
it entirely until shortly before the
the plants aro drawn. He thinks it
better to have two layers of brush, one
across the other, as in caso the plants
are too much shaded, the second may
be removed Without disturbing the first
and thuH injuring the plant*.
TUo remedy bore proposed may not
be as new te all your readers us it was
to myself; but I doubt if it bo general
ly known, and Mr. Phillips assures me
that, as thus compounded, it is original
t with him. 1 have heard of liquid ma
nure, or a weak solution of guano, or
brine o{ fiuli being poured over the
'Wis —of lime or plastor of Faria, either
,;«ingly or successively, sprinkled over
the plants—but not with uniform re,
suite. It has been said that if brush ■
fires bo kindled at the leeward
of the beds the flies will be attracted by
the flames. Recent observers of the
h&bits of these insects also tell us that
they rarely or nerer rise more
three feet from the ground, and that
beds enclosed by a tight plank fence of
that height will keep them out. Of
the efficacy of either of theso modes I
know nothing; but the first, I suppose,
would lw but temporary, and the other
both troublesome and expensive. Mr.
P's. continued sucoess was attested by
several of his neighbors, and bis prepa
ration may be considered worthy of
trial by many others during the coming
season, JJhould it prove equally effican.
cious under a variety of circumstances,
lie will have entitled himself to the
thank* of our planters generally, and
perhaps to some more solid testimonial
of their obligations.
"N. F. CABELL."
Nelson, Dec. 7, 1853.
.
At the late session in Charleston the
South Carolina Annual Conference
passed a resolution forbidding Method-
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Florence
Sewing Machine,
"Will make a stich slik* on both sides, It
has a rcvcrsable feed. It is made of fine case
hardened steel. It has no cogs, cams or wire
springs to get out of order, has a self-regulat
ing tension. It will sew from light to heavy
fabric, end is adapted to all familv sewing.
It is the prettiest machine made, and runs very
light—is almost noii-eiees, and is just what
every housekeeper ought to have The use of
it can be learned front the book accompanying
each machine. And it can be hart on monthly
in&tallweuts if desired. We (fcleo have a new
9tA!*tFACTU RI !*« Ji AtIHIJIB
Mr Ttrr heavy w*rk,
which can also be used on fine work. Thl
machine will make 2852 niches per minute.
Manufacturer* will do well to order a Florence
B. at once. • ,
The hundreds of the Florence now m use in
North Carolina prove its merits, and that our
people appreciate a good thing. Needles, oil,
thread and silk constantly on han4 for all
machines and sent by mail to any part of the
State. H'e are also agent for the
BICKFORD
■ rik I t f *wt n+»t * » ♦ * * «-•
upon which 30.000 dtiches may tx knit per
minute, and from thirty to forty ]>air« of socka
may be knit per dar, comply without seam,
and perfect hoel an J toe.
Hoods, Glove*, Shawls Brarfs, Headings.
&c., may be knit upon the " Woman's Help,"
and the price is less than half the common
knitters, only SHO.
Correspondence solicited in relation to either
the Knitter or Sewing Machiuf and samples
of work sent when requested. All orders by mail
will receive prompt attention. And machines
shipped to any part of tbo Sute. Agent want
r„ »»«.,,
General Agent.
Greensboro, N. C
lit TOBMIPEBI SB CSBBTi
Alaasaaca Csaalf
Edmund Graham and otaers ex parte.
It appearing to the sactlsfaction of thn court
that William Graham John Graham Thoa. Gra
ham and the heir* at law of Jumes Graham
deceased are non residence of this State, and
that they are the parties to be effected by and
have an interest in tha proposed motion, of
which the following is a notice, it ia order
ed.
That service of said notice upoii said pai ties
be wade by publication thereof iu the "ALA
MANCKGLEANER" tor six weeks..
IX IMB BVPBBIVB CSVBTi
A lanaaace Ctaaiv,
To William Graham. John Graham, Thom
as Graham, and the heirs at law of James Qra
il Rin deceased uainea and members unknown
loillnake notice: That at the Spring term 187®
of Alamance Sbpeyior Court, to be held a'
the courthouse la Graham, oa the second Mot
day befone the first Monday in March 1879,
motion will be made in a proceeding now de
pending in said court, and entitled upon tU
docket thereof "Edmund Graham others JSx
pane for an order directing the clerk of sai"
court to collect the monlet* due for the pu
chase of lauds described in the petetlou lv
sold proceeding and to pay over the same to
fhe following named parties to said proceeding
exclusive of the o/her parties thereto »tx.
To Fanny Braxton one third part of said
mouice.
To Jane Dixon oue third part of aald mo
nies.
To the heirs at law of Mary Ann Maliete de
ceased a one third part of said monies.
Affidavit for aald order filed in Clek's office
Dec. 17th. 1875. E. 8. PAiJKER,
Attorney.
King Alfonso
is giving the Carlists ft lively time, ftad
B. TATE & CO.,
at the old stand of Murray A Tate, In Graham,
are giving all wbotrr to uoierMll them a lively
time. Alfonso and Tate 4 Co.,are both bound
to succeed. Tate & Co. will buy at the highest
price* all you have to tell, aud at the lowest
dice* tell JOB all yon want to bay.
1875. 1875.
Spring and Summer
GOODS!!
The TerjT latest Styles wt/k Cheap.
»BV UOODS,I>«TI*NS,CI.*THIIia,
LAMKS TRIMHBD Hill,
CROCIKIBS, IAIDWABI '
CKSCKKRT WMDBR.
WAM.
Krery thiar anally found In a Retail Store
will bi sold us
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
When yon come to town ca!l aud see my
stock—l am sure U will pay yon.
J. L. Scott.
Graham N. C.
wifcrapi.
yy R. FORBIB & BROTHER
(tinder the Benbow HftU,)
GREENSBORO, N. C„
Keep con»Untly on hand a complete assort
Upholstering
neatly done. Their stock consists of
CHAMRKB SBTS,
ranging In price from •85.00, to 1800.00;
•Stea. BlaiirßMSi. Patler aa Bft
iijj
'Vi l«"r SCIfCMM SM , m v
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANIEL WORTH,
Company Shops, N. C.,
Thanks hi» friends and the public for tlie
very liberal patronage be has heretofore en
joyed; and to introduce to tbeir inspect
ion the
KA H« KMT ma* yi»MT C'O.liri.KTK
AMD VAHIEB
STOCK OF GOODS
eyer brought to Alamance County. He h«i
just returned from the Northern cities where
lie purchased and has received a..d and "is r*
eoivng hi*
nrHi.\» AMD xcnneit uoooi
His stock consists of DRY-GOODS, fi m com
mon to the tiucst erer ottered in this m rkct.
READY-MADE CLOT III A 9,
of every description,
■I ATM, BOOT# AND Mil 08. «
of till varieties to the bust hand-made,
stock of
(iOODM, IIARDWAKF
CIITI.KRT, QIKItSS-WABE,
TKIIH KM snd VAi.IHKM,
TIN-WADE. CMIL.
OKKKI)' HATH,
largest assortment at the lowest prices,
a full stock'
FAMILY GROCERIES, urrEii
AND SOLE LEATHER,
Fertilizers,
In a word, he has everything of any quality
that you will want to buy, and he will buy at
the highest prices all, and anything ypu have
to sell. All he ask. is for you to call/ and sec
for yourself. If yon don't see what you want
you just a«k for it,and then see if it isn't found.
Sijrcook Stove* of every variety, in prlc e
from 117,50. up.
inavll-6ui
HOLESALE AND RET AIL.
We Jteep "constantly on hand a large and
varied stock of
GROCERIES, HARD-WARE
DRY - GOODS,
of all sorts,
NOTIENA, HAT*; CAPO, BOOT*,
ARB IHOBS, BKADV-MABE
CLBTHINO,
Carpetings
MATTINGS
of *ll grata, from the lowest prlcos up made
a specialty.
VILLAGE AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are tnvftod to inspect our stock and hear our
prices before buying elsewhere.
They can examine and aelect for themselves,
and we guarantee that we can soli them their
entire stock or any part of it on such terms as
will enable them to sell their goods at a larger
proit to themselves than they could do by uur
chwing, by order, from a distance.
We are Agents for, and sell at manufacture# 1
price* tbe following goodi, via :
Cedar Falls and Deep River Sheetings, Yarns
and Seamless Bags. Holt's and Randle-
Plaids, Fries' " Salem"
Jeans, Charlottesville
Caasimsrs and Erkenbieecher's Starch.
ODELL, RAGEN & CO,,
apr tO-lj Greensboro, N. C.
gCOTT k DON NELL".
GRAHAM, N. 0.,
Bny and Belt
COTTON, COKN, FI.OI'R, BACON
I,AMD. AND Aljl KIND* OF
CO UNTBI PRODUCE,
feb. 10-3 m
rpHE LOST CAUSE.
-.■ A magnificent picture 14x 18 Inches In lire.
represents a confederate soldier after th»
war returning to his borne, which he ftndi
lonely and desolate. In front of the ruined
cottage, telling a sad tale of the miseries a!
war, are two graves with rude crosses, on on
of which some friendly hand has hung a gar
land. To tiie right the calm river ana ris'in*
moon indicate peace and rest. The stars, seai
between the twes, represent the Southern
Cross. It is a picture that will touch «vry
Southern heart, and should find 'a place in
every Southern home. Sent by mall, mount
ed on a roller, and post paid, on receipt of 25
cents, or three for fifty cents.
Address Southern Picture Co..
Nashville, Tenß,
IT WON'T PAY !
You know it won't pay to make your pur
chases from old stock, alread} picked aver.
Our Mr. Gant has jnst returned froit the
North, where be personally selected and pur
chased a large stock of
Drr*a«s«lii Grsccrica,
UilUw.Wtro, Willsw-War*.
Hardware,
together with a well assorted stock of
BBABT>HADI CLOTUIIIG,
and the most complete line of
NOTIONS
ever offered to the people.Of this county.
Boots and Shoes
of every variety, including the best hand
made. We make a specialty of Boots and
Shoes, and we a»k an exanuntilon of our
stock. Look and Judge for tourself. We
defy competition In prices or quality. We will
sell you the best calicoes, for 10 ceuts. We can
sell you a good suit clothes for #lO.
tat We wish, especially, to nil yonr atten
lon to the great decline In prices iu the North
ern markets. We bought at time reduced pri
ces. Our customers shaO have all the advantage
of the good bargains we made. Ulghcst prices
apld for all kinds of produce. Come to see
J. Q, GANT, A CO.
Company Shops, Nor. tod, 1875,
nov.S-tf
HIGH BCHOOL.
GRAHAM, K, C.
JUT. D. A. LONG. A. M.
W. W. BTALET, A. B.
BEN J. F. LONG, A. B.
MIVBC. HDNTEKBOUTHGATE, Instrnc
tress la Music.
*Boajrd M to iio, and Taltion II to K per
ADVERTISEMENTS.
IIOJIE eXTEItI'BIMG
:o : .
f" li 4i TWWL»* C QtiUKQi ST OjVk
MANL'PACTX'KEI) BT.
• KRQBAIVT «fc .VeC AVt. EV .
GKEENSHOKO, N. C. ! -
■ Hh tygjoS
/JKK EBhN;!
v" 1
v ■*
These Stoves are vastly superior to the grei
majority of Stoves bought of Northern Manu
fuctuvca. The best of material is used in.thi
manufacture, and they have never failed to givi
entire satisfaction. In addition to the great ex
ccllence of these Stoves, there is great advan
tagc to those who buy, in living-near the fat
tory, from whence to replace any vessel at
short notice that should be accidently broken
.P-ri«c-.JiJi. jB-83Q f _ _ _ ,
No. 7 426.
P. R. Harden & Bro., Oraham, are agents
for the sale of the above named stove.
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By Col. 11. D. Capers, Chief Clark of Treasury
under Mr. Memmimger.
(ty This will be a deeply interesting series
of sketches giving the early trials, disadvan
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Clubs of 4 and upwards, $2.50 each.
" 2,25 "
Extra copy FREE, one year, for a club
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J. H. SEALS,
Atlanta, Ga.
GREAT TASK MADE EASY.
By the use of the
VICTORIOUS WISNER IMPROVED
Hay Rake,
Manufactured by
JOHN DODDS & CO.,
Dayton, Ohio. •
Thie la ihia ralr Perfect Self-Operating
, RAKE
ever offered to tne public. Any little girl or
boy that can drive a gentle horse, can rake the
hay as well as the strongest mad. >
Circulars sent free on application.
GEO. A. CURTIS, Agent.
Graham, N. C.
■J^OTICE.
The firm of Holt, Newlin Jfc 00., was dis
solved o;i the Ist of October last. E. M. Holt
having puechaaed the interest of James New
-1 liu said firm.
' All persons indebted to the concern will
plea»c come forward aud settle their accounts,
as it is drsirable'to close all accounts due the
old firm. The business will be conducted in
future by Holt, White A Williamson, who are
authorised to collect and receipt for all due to
the said firm.
E. M. HOLT.
JAMES NEWLIN
rrHE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
Published weekly la Greensboro. N. C. by
Duffy A Albright, at $3.10 per year in advance
—postage included.
It is Democratic-Conservative In politics and
labors tealously for the material prosperity
of the South generally and IJprth Carolina
particularly.
Ey North Carolinians abroad should not
be without it.
QEORGjp W. LONG, M. D.,
PHYBICIAH BBd SrBCEOK
Graham, N. c.,
Tenders'his professional services to the pub
lic. Office and residence at the " Graham
High Scuool buildings where he may be found,
night or day, ready to attend all calls, unless
professionally engaged.
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I ADVERTISEMENTS.
A I,AMA.\C:H COUNT V HQ
In thr fiupn iov Court
Wm. Patterson Guardian of)
Martha Jane; Shoffner, Daniel |
lseley and wife Elizabeth, I
I Plaint if*. I Bi7m»iOksf>r
Again ii ft | »_
Joel ShoffiKT rrr.d wife ' ICalic. |
William fchoffner, Miltonisc
ley and wife Barbara, George |
j Sl'uffuor, Jno. T. Fogleman ] Speciai,
! and wli.e Francis of full ago
and George Ingle, Siddic Iu- Proeitfiliiigtr.
j £le, Jno. Amiek, c>arah Am-|
lck and Jane Auiick,
J)c/indanl». 1
J - State ofXorth Carolintt, K
To the Sheriff of Alamance Cotlnly — G iieetin®
| You arc hereby Commanded to summon the
defendants above named,if they be found with—
hi your County to appear at the. office, of the
j .Clerk el the Superior Court for the- County of
; Alamance within twenty-five days after the
service of this summons 011 therh exclusive of
; the day of such service, and answer the com-'
plaint which will be deposited in the uflice oto
said leik within ten days from Hic dato or
this summons:. And let said defendants take
1 notft'e that if they fail to answer the complaint
i within that time the plaintiffs will apply, to the
Court lor the relief demanded iir the coin
plaint.
1,.,. Herein fail not and of tliis summons
j make due return.
I Given under niv hand and me seal of said
ourt.
W. A, ALBRfGHT|,'. 8. C. •
„ A 1 imai.ee Oo.iinv
This 15tli day of October 1575.
In the above entitled -action it appearing'
to the satisfaction of th# court that the d'oftnef
ants, Milton Iseley and wife. Barbara me prop
er parties to this ac tion and tlmil, they are boa V
residents of the state" it is ordered: That "in
Lieu of personal service of the summons upon 1
them; publication be, macie for sis? successive
weeks in the Alamanck Gjxanek a- newspa-
Ser published weekly' in AJaiaaiwc county,
forth Carolina. • ' v ' ' "
W. A. ALBB!IGHT f C. S. C.
«• Alamance vyountj.
Done at office in Graham';) ,
' .this the 15th day of Oc- >" '
tober 1875 J,*
""T . ■ ■ - ■ *
SUPERIOR COURT.
_j._ ** . Alamance County.
John S. Shaw as adllir. of Ed-") w '
ward Howell Deed,
Y&- Summons I OB
Freeman . Howell and .John *
Howell* Alexander Howell
Drurv Howell John Howell Relief.
•Tames Howell Folly Howell
Martha Howell Elizabeth
Howell Alexander Howell
Elizabeth Fane, James How Special
ell, ManjaretHowell, heirs
at law Of John Howell, deed,
heirs at law of ».James How Proeet mgr.
ell, heirs at law of Judy
Cpubins deed., Mary Ann
Hart,
Defendant».
State of North Carolina,
To the Sheriff of Alamance county— kbkt
IHG
You are hereby commanded to mmmon
Freeman Howell John Howell and others, the
defendants above nntned if they be foundw .th
in your county to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior the co*»ty of
Alamance within twenty-one day* after the
service of this summons on them exclm jve of
the day of such Bcrvicc, and answer tl.e com
plaint which will be deposited in the ofl oc of
said Clerk within ten days from thedate this of
summons: And let said defendants take notice
that if they fail to answer the complaint with
in that time thc plUintiffa will apply to .he
Court for the relief demanded in tRe com
plaint.
Herein-fail not end of this summons make
due return.
Given under my .hand and the seal of aiu
Court.
This 26th day of October 1675.
W. A. ALBRIGHT, C. 8. C.
Alamance Countr.
In the above entitled action it appearing to
the court that, TheHeiis at law of John How
ell, the heirs at law of James Howell, the heirs
at law of Judy Cousins and Mary Ann Hart
are all proper parties to this action, and that
thev are non-residencc of this state, and that
their names and numbers are unknown and af
ter, eqnuiry cannot be ascertained, save Maiy
Ann Hart. It is therefore ordained, that in
lieu of personal service of summons upon them
publication be made in the Alamance
Gleaner, a newspaper publisheh weekly in
Graham, Alamance County North Carolin'a
W. A. ALBRIGHT, C, S. C.
t Alamance County,
for six successive weeks,.
Done at office in Graham)
this the 26th day of Oc- >
tober 1875. )
A I. A !T1 INCH COCWTVi
In the Superior Conn.
George W. Swepson, ] Summons tor
Against \
James Gibbs, John Pent- [ Reliof.
land, and A. J. Jones. j
State of Norlh Carolina,
To thffSlierift of Alamance County— Gkhrt-
IXC:
You are hereby commanded to summon
James G. Gibbs John Pcntland the Defendants
above named, if they be found within your
County, to bo and appear before the of
our Superior Court; at a eourt to be held for
the County of Alamance at the Court House
in Graham on the 2nd Monday before the first
Monday of March 1873 and answer the com
plaint which will be deposited in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of Said Coun
ty within first three days of said term and let
thh said defendants take notice that if they
fail to answer the said complaint within that
time, the Plaintiff will applp to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Hereof foil not, and of this summons make
due return.
Given under my hand and seal "of said Court,
this 28th day of October 1872.
W. A. ALBRIGHT,
Clerk Superior Court Alamance County.
In the above action it appearing to the satis
f action of the Court that the defendants J. G
Gibb* and John Pentland are non residents of
the state. It is ordered that the summons in
this action be published once a week for six
succassive weeks in the Alamancp. Gleaner
in lieu of personal service of the summons on
said defendants. ,
JOHN KERR. Judge,
Superior. Court. 7tli Judicial Dist.
JJEADQUARTERS GROCERIES !
HOUSTON St CAUSEY,
VHOLESJILB GRO C E B M
GREENSBORO,. N. C M
Have now and always keep on .hand, one of
the largest stocks of
€RO€lEllSt
to be found in the State. Buying from manu
facturers in large quantities, enables them to
sell largely at manufacturer's prices, and some
goods less than their prices. Handling grocer
ies exclusively is another advantage they have
ever general merchants.
Orders sollclted.filled promptly and at low
est prices.
DWAKDS, BROUGHTON & CO
Prtatcra * Bind ers,
RALEIGH, V. a