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GRAHAM N. C. M-rc'.i 27 1877
E. S. PARKER, Editor.
KiIIiUUIAI, t'OKKtal'O.li-
VKtNCK.
rnT&uolco' March 20|Ji.
We arrived at this ancient Borough
on \e*terday (Monday) about twelve
• iVlo-ik, and took possession o - our old
quarters ».t the only hotel in town,
and now kept by Mrs. IE 11. l>Ulkl.
S»he certainly keeps anexce lei t hotel.
'I here was quite a crowd already gath
ered, bit' il was tinders.ood that Ihe
Judge would nut get. he e before
Tuesituv inorniun'. Mi'- Solicitor
titiudwiik we found a'ready 0:1 hand.
Mi'. J no. M. Moiing. one 1 f the mem
bcrsof the House ot heprcseutativ es
irotn this county, availed himselt ot
the opportunity afforded by the Judges
absence, to render his constituents
an acCiw+il ot his stewardship.
lie spoke for about an hour, gi\ ing
to his people an outline of the more
important acts passed V the hue
General As.-einblv. lie is quite pop
ular with his people. and has made
himself quite a reputation as a legUla
mr, lie has been a member c-l three
legislatures,and he declares the last to
l ave been the most indus rious one of
the three, and yet its members work
ed for smaller wages. After lie con*
c/uded. James Powell Esq., his col
league in the Ilou«e was called for,
but not being«p resent., ot course did
not respond. W. G. Albiight, the
Senator from this county wc have no!
been here.
The Judge arrived hist night and
this. morning opened court. His
charge to the grand jury was q> prop*
crone, and everybody seems veil
pleased with the new Judge.
The Statu docket is quite large,
there being nearly seventy ca«os upon
it. Quite a number were disposed of
to-day,and the whole docket will
probably be disposed >f by llutrsdaj
night. There was a call of the civil
ssue docket to-day and quite a num
ber of cases were announced as ready
for trial at this term, so the ptobnbili
ties are that the term will go well into
the second week. There are no capi
tal cl 'irics, and no civil cases ot
interest to try.
Besides the Local b.-.r, consist Jug of
Messrs Jackson, Waddell, llowze,
Manning, Moling, Loudon. Woinaek
Rencber. and \i>rk. there are present
Mes rs A. W. Gn ham and S. 11.
Webb of Orungc, J 11 llcadcn Esq, of
Kaleiyh, Mr. Worthamof Warren and
E. S. I'urker ol Alatntim-c.
At the recess ol the court to-day it
was announced that tho Hon. Kemp
i'. Battle, President of tho Uiiiversio
ty wculd address the people upon the
rolnti -n of the University to the agri*
cultural interest ot tiie State.
We did not hear tlie address but |
hear :t highly spoken of. He ad
dressed himself to the great advanta
ges of intelligent farming over the
Vrcsent system, and to poinlitur out
the folly ot the idea that edutfitiou
and menial training aro rccesoary
only to the boys who propose ti enter
the learned proflesxions as I hey arc
gttueru'lv termed. We ot course can
not attempt even an imperfect outline
ol what, so far as we l ave heard, is
pronounced a very admirable aiN
dress.
There is a here, as is generally the
case, a complaint ot hard :imes and a
scarcity ot money. *
The crowd was unusually large to-.
day ihe largest such on any court
day tor years, llorse swapping, in
in the evening was the order of the
day; and quite a crowd seemed en
gaged in it. It we had had some
thing of the horso kind to have stal led
vvkh wc think wo conkl havr fnade
expenses, but as we had nothing from
which to moke a star', we had to con
tent ourse'.f with being a spectator
siui ply.
"We noficed the venerable Gov.
Reneher in the bar for a short time
to-day. Ho looks well, and assured
us that with the exception ol a rheu
matic affection of his feet and legs, his
health was uuexcepiionably good,
lie inust bo quite an old man.
We see no evidence of improvement
in the old town, and the older inhabi
tants of the place sadly remark, that
St is not what it once was.
A quarter of a century a*o r thare
was perhaps no place in the Slate
where bounteous hospitality was more
liberally dispeuscd, and social inter,
course more fully enjoyed I hat. Pills
boro. There has been a very woii"
derful decay of private fortunes, and
hence a great falling of! of that gay and
happy life for which the old town
was once noted. Though no more
clever people are now to be found
than those ot Chatham.
TVe forgot to mention that Co). L.
C. Edwards ot Granville, one of the
YiftiUng members of this tnr, was
taken quite sick at Dr. Smith's 111
Haywood, while on hi* way to this
•ovurt last Bandar, and ao we miss bis
ur • :i.
We have hear! iio pjlui'■ talked,
and we heiieve i "• j"pl* ntthis enmi
ty have quit gi.ing tln-ir time to the
oon-id« r ttiuii nt' «»ii11• r 111111«»•*-• limn
(hcitr bu i ie—. au*l have e n
elude-i In wait till n«-xt time I" Liivc
the IM lic.iW *.l .1 iiMtiil.' as Will Hot
1(0 ileil il'il.
We hail ail about a* well iuiitu'.J
tliein.
IIAIIUI ) i It H i IT K«:*t «!>'».
A l.rlicr *:*|> ii*nluv wl > li«- Winliin lo
>.r Hi I i«'» ft'»
Was iiv::i )N, M. r Ii i. Hon.
Allium i-'. licsvit thi- exet.im, '"resign
ed hies position as eoairtuaii of the
Democratic National Committee.
In a letter of consider ille length, in
which after reciting that -ho lu-t
ufikiil act of the Kx-reutivo (.0:1111- -
tee was tl«e announc-emeu: that
Samuel J. Tildeu Was elected lVesi
dent, aiel Thomas A. Hendricks
\icesl'ritsident, ami that this was
followed liy a scurrilous |>r uiuiicsa
men to from the National Ueji ihlicaii
Committee dunning the eleciiou o!
Ila\e«and Wheeler, he proceeded to
assert that ihe result of the ele. t_.ral
bid has disappointed the hopes of
every lover of the country, and that
the L'lievuirs has been peri >•-
O ji " 11
trated of awarding the presidency to
a candidate who has 110 just ti tlt-: to'
its honors. Mr. Hewitt defends. his
"action ujion that bill, an 1 regard ii g
his assent, to the comple'ion of tiiu
cjunt says, as ati honorable 1111111, no*
other course was o| en to liitu ; hut if
honor had perm.tted otherwise his
judgment was that it was the wisest
course for) the country, as well as !or
t'lo Democratic party, 10 procaed in
uvcordance widi tlir law to the orderly
completion of the count, 1 although
they knew fliul.it would insult in the
installation ol liaye;. Continuing,
he recit.s his opinion tnat disastrous
consequences .vould have resulted in
a defeat of the count, resulting event
ually in civil war, an:l to him ap
peared 011 one sice anarchy and civil
war, and the other peace and order ;
"Under the circumstrnces I could
not hesitate as to my course. I lelt
that as a patroit and a trusted ts&r
vant of Democracy 110 Oilier
oourse was left open to me, and i
feel sure that its wisdom will be via-"
dica'ed by the early and triumphant
sacceoß of the Democratic party,
standing as it does upon the rock of
justice and patroitism, from which no
amount of passion or provocation lias
been able to move it."
He continues: For myself I feci
that I have now completed the duty j
which was assigned to nie at St.
Louis. The result of the campaign
was the unquestionable election ol ,
o«r candidates. That they and the
people have been defrauded of their |
rights is true; but for this result. I j
do not. hold myself any more respon. |
hiblo than any other member cf Conr
gress upon whom rested the duty of
counting and declaring the vote. In
the course of mv very brief public
experience I have already found that
my usefulness as a representative in
C'jugress has bean seriously iiupiired
by my position as chairman of this
committee, and I had long since de
termined to ask to l.e permitted to
'rathe from it as soon as the result
of the election was definitely ascer
tained. ihe unforeseen commutations
which arosj have uccessarily com
uelle.l me to postpone the evecutiou
of this intention until ths present
time. Now, however, that all im
ped.menus to it y retirement are re
moved, 1 beg to bo relieved from
further service as chairman.
Wilmington Star: We learn thai
n cole red iiuiii, Ijving in Favctteville,
who i.u* the reputation of being some
what ot a somnambulist, was on hi*
•way home tVou. this cily, a lew night*
ago, on a FaVi'ttcvil o boat, am) had
dropped t * s'eep, when he suddenly
fprang to his leol, gathered up his
handle, containing purchases he had
made in thin city, and walked delib*
emately overboad before anyone ha .
divined hU iut'-mioii. The night
being dark, nud the boat moving
forward pretty rai idly, nothing more
was seen of the man, and it became
the settle co ivictiou among those on
board that ho had gone to join the
goodly in.mher who had previously
found a winding sheet in the treacher
ous waters of tlie Capo Fear. Ureal
was their astonishment, therotorc,
upon npprc aching the landing at Fays
e'teville, come homs afterwards, to
tiud the sup|K)BCil drowned man stand
ing on the wharf smilingly Awaiting
the arrival of the boat, lie had swam
a shore and taken another boat.
A notorious
real name of John P Willis, but go»
ing under the assumed name of Henry
Williams, has been arrested in Ca
barus county, and is now confined in
Concotd jail.
t 4*. hill «»«»»•» w-Sii» a Negro
.'1 .tii.
For spuif linn p»-t a man named
I evi Milton has lj! ' eM iivin« >n the
farm'of (.'«>!. Myers. ahotu a mil''. East
sif the i(\. Iff came from ir-l*-H
--•iiid had ui tsM i'-rl -i woman from iu ar
(.;oii.«liol-.-, in li'i> > M-llon i"
an imliixliioii- laboring Mian, while
!ii> u 1!" l.rtl I'OMK! mi I'tceilc.il
ell silaril I Jli tin- i-jH.-lil'oliiooil. The
two wore li\injj !lu-r. a.- tin; lIII>
l> .ml «av- OIIJ.V-' »li.ic:.!i!i! ami
|i!i h nr.?- 'fini-. each In a 1n• 11>
iiivi Il" ! ''i otlirr. I: i- even r;l>i'e..l
thiil on »i,ii' ocia-iiii wTn'li tiir !• u
-I,and iva« !ki'ii (f"Wii with (lie fever
ami lav fur a iorif iiine unaliie to
work, in'.' w iii- went t > (lie lii-hi and
labored hi'i'M'ii iii order to s,,ve ti.e
eroji. 1
ol \vi I lotandi ,'i; ail 1111 -. the i■ >'
left him on Monday alien.on under
eirennistanees whi h werei I lie* mo.-I
diijrraee.iil an.l ui>!ie»> eharaeU'r
to the nntoi"ttiial" man. I' mmmiis
that he h s iia i two nfen—one while
and the tin t' a 1111111 Ito -working
with him a id staying a'u >rtt "lie prem
ises. On Mood y aiternoou the wile
came i:i f o t'.'Wii 1.0 pur hast; some ar
ticles t"i' hoiiieli Id use. Mot
ing'bv ('ark, the iir.sbai d grew un
easy, and eaiite into town in search ot
her. lJe vv.u told thai >he was .seen
yoinjr in the direeiion ol ihe depot,
and wore a shawl, W le. ), Irom the
ilc-rriplion he Uiiew to he one owned
by the negro. The tint 1 began to
d.iWii upon hint. The negro had left
the place that sa.ne afternoon Tlie.i
he remembered to have heard a voice,
which seemed tamiiiar at the time,call
to him as the out going train passed
him on his way to r«wii in search of
his wife. The painful tact, that she
had eloped with the negro and the
two had 101 lon the train forced itself
upon him. On his return home lie
discovered that ail of I is clothing had
been taken, and S7OO in money.
Upon questioning the while man,
who had been world..g daily with the
negro, he 'ascertained the fact that
whenever be (Milt mi) left the place
the negro woiild'leuve his work, and
go to the house.
The 'unfortunate husband is at a
loss to know what to do. Thus far lie
has heard nothing whatever ol the
couple. As before mentioned the
negro is a mulatto of ordinary bright
ness, wkile ttie woman is about the
medium size, has auburn hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion, and, i.,
good looking.— Chariot tec Observ
er.
The Dunbury lleportev, says: A
very sad occurrence - transpired in our
county last Saturday. A lit;lc son of
Alex. Reid, about live years of age,
unobseived by sny member ol' the
family, Sound a bottle of wbukcy in
I lie cupboard, Irom which lie drank
vcrv fre el/. No one knew anything
ol the circumstance until about
o'clock, when the HUle fellow's ab
sence wax noticed. A servant was
dispatched to look him up, who re*
ported that the child was asleep and
cook! not be aroused.. Upon cjauiU
nation the boy was found to be per*
iectly numb and unconscious. Two
nhysiciaiis were immediately sum
moned. but their efforts to relieve the
l.ttlo suflurer were of no avail and'he
died Sunday morning.
'J'HE KALKIGH TF.MPI.E QV HONOR
AND TEMPKUANCE. —A new order 01
Temperance in this city by the above
name, was organized on \Vcis
nesday night by »/X Stearns, M, \V.
0. T., a well known publisher and
and Corresponding Secretary ot the
National l'ein peril in. e' Publication
Society. The Temple was organized
with eighteen charter members, and
«ives good promise ot future success.
Quite a number ot applications for
Membershipli'iveahead, been bands
ed in. :
This temperance order, we learn,
works on an entirelv different plan
troinaiiv othe«* in exisieiicc. It does
not ilabbKj in what is known as the
missionary work, and has more of the
beneficiary element in its composition
j tlmh any other order ol its character.
[ \Ve*'i>ii the movement great success.
—Raleigh Observer.
A HORRIBLE DEATlL— lleiulersoi>
Simmons, a well-known well digger
of this city, met with a horrible death
yesterday evening. lie was engaged
in digj:in«r a well 011 a lot adjoining
the premises ofjnilge W 11 Cox, and
he aiifi his SOM were at the bottom ot
the well, and had just commenced
walling. A tub of rock \va- being
sent down by the rope give way. and
the tub and contents were precipitin
ted lielow, killing the old man iTW
stantly and seriously wounding tl.o
son. Yomig Sir»m»>ir» was taken oot
at once, ami medical aid sent for, but
it i« thought Unit lie will not recover.
—lla'.eigh Observer.
THR LATE BUANDV Cnor —For the
past season I here were in operation
iii this, the 4th Congressional district,.
325 brandy distilleries, and the
nmonnt of the tax paid to the- United
States government 011 the brandy
tnaitnlaclured amounted to $24,243.70.
Similes ot Whitakerand Ramsey! here
is food for a two hour's temperance
speech.—Raleigh Odjertxr.
tutt S HEED THE * ILM
TUTT'B IlXjijW Ann PILLS
Isll Words of Advice, eI!
_ PILLS
TUTT'B "R ESPECTFIJIiLY offered by ILLLB
TUTT'B Tutt, M.D.j for many p|T» *4
ttttt'si v j ars I)«M»oi»strator of Anatomy iii r> r , , «
TTTTT'rt the Medical College ol* (irorKia. PI i r s
>rl a Thirty year*' experltMirc In the £{;'['£
Tf TT S practice of medicine, toother with PILLS
TUTT'B flit pen years' tent of Tutt's Pills. PILLS
TUTT'Sand the thousand? of tcstlmonlalK PI LI,S
TUTT'rf Kivon of their efllcftey, warrant me PILLS
TUTT'S that they w ill positively pjf,| s
'Tf'TTN c,,re oU diseases tHat result from a pr*
•pit't'T'u diseased liver. They are not rec- n ,lY*
omineinled for all the Ills that afflict 'J, J* ,
. £ * huinanlly, l«itfoi'J>V«;i>ei)sla. «Jani»- * ILLS
TIJTT'S dice. Constipation. Piles, Skin 1)13- VfLLS
TUTT'S eas«B, Hllious Colic, Rheumatism, PILLS
Tl'TT'S Palpltation of the tleart, KUlncy FILLS
TUTT'S directions. Female Complaint*, Ac., PILLS
TITTT ,fi ? °* result from a derange- p IT 1 «
, r ,' T T'a nient of the Liver, lias
rih.ii,,!; ever proven so Kiu*re«sfnl n* l>R. ft!J , r fl
TCrrSTI'TT-S VEUET.VI4LK I.IVEII f"' l s
TUTT'BI'I U.S. PILLS
TBTT'S : PII LS
I'VTVM • TUTT'S PU.LS t; PILT.S
TUTT'S ; CCRK SICK HEADACHE, S PILLS
T-UTT'S : : PILLS
I'UTT'3 ; : PILLS
TUTT'S : TFTT'S PIM.H : PILLS
TUTT'S i KEQUIKE No OF PILLS
TUTT'S • 1)IET. : PILI-S
TUTT'B : : PILLS
TUTT'S • PILLS
TUTT'S • 1 Tf'TT'S P11.1.S : PILLS
TUTT'S -ARE PL UELY VEGETABLE.! PILLS
TUTT'S PILLS
TUTT'S PILL:!
TIJTT'S • TUTT'S K'II.I.W • PILLS
TUTT'S • KEVER GltlPE OR NAUSE- : PILLS
TUTT'S : , ATE. > i PILLS
TUTT'S ; .raj, : PILLS
TUTT'S - : PILLS
TUTT'S • THE DEMAND FOR TUTT'S: PILLS
TUTT'S -PILLS is not confined to this; PILLS
TUTT'S -country, but exteuda to ail parts j PILLS
TUTT'S -of tlio woi'ld. : PILLS
TUTT'S • PILLS
TUTT'S • : PILLS
TUTT'S • A CLEAR HEAD,elnstic limbn,! PILLS
TUTT'S -cood digeftion, sound ntfep,. PILLS
TUTT'S : buoyant spirits, fine npp»tit«, • VILLB
TUT'I"S -aro nom« of tlio rpsulta of tlioj PILLS
TUTT'S" lusfi of TUTT'S PILLS. : PILLS
TUTT'S • • PILLS
TUTT'S : : PILLS
TUTT'S : AS A FAMILY IIEDICINK : PILLS
TUTT'S - TUTT'S PILLS AUK THE - PILLS
TUTT'S : BBST—PERFECTLY HARM- : PILLS
TUTT'S I LESS. : PILLS
TUTT'S : : PILLS
TUTT'S : \ PILLS
TUTT'S : SOLD EVERYWHERE. | PILLS
TUTT'S • PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CTS. i PILLS
TUTT'S : • TILLS
TUTT'S ! i PILLS
TUTT'S : PRINCIPAL OFFICE : PILLS
TUTT'S 18 91VRKAT NTRKET, • PILLS
TUTT'S : NEW YOIIH. • TILLS
TUTT'S I PILLS
DR. TUTT'S
EXPECTORANT.
This unrivaled preparation has per
formed some of the most astonishing
cures that are recorded in the annals of
history. Patients suffering for years from
the various diseases of the Lungs, after
trying different remedies, spending thou'
sands of dollars in traveling and doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles,
entirely recovered their health.
"WON'T GO TO FLORIDA."
New York, August 30,1872.
D 3. TUTT:
Bear Sir When in Aiken, laot wintor, I itaed yout
Expectorant for my cough, and realized more l oneflt
from it than anything I ever took. lam BO well that
I will not go to Florida next winter as I intended.
Send mo one dozen bottles, by express, for somo
friends. ALFRED CTJSHING,
123 West Thirty-flrst Street.
Boston, January 11,1874.
This certifies that I have recommended the use of
Dr. Tutt's Expectorant for diseases of the lungs
for tho past two years, and to my knowledge many
bottles have been used by my patients with tho hap
piest results. In two cases where it was thought con
firmed consumption hadrtaken place tho Expectorant
effected a cure. H. H. SPRAGUE, M.D.
" We can not speak too highly of Dr. Tutt's Ex
pectorant, and for the sake of Buffering humanity
hope it may become more generally known."—Cubis*
TIAN ADVOCATE. ,
Sold by Druggists. Frioe SI.OO
THE NEW
SewiiMie
Vv'AS AWAKDUD TIIE
FIRST PREMIUM!
At the Centennial Txliibition, 1ST!?, nr.rl hr..i
always carriel TFLF tlio highest IJOIIOI J
wherever exhibited.
A COMPACT, SIMM*. PCBABIE,
.Light KunninK and EFFICIENT • LOCK
STITCH" MACHINE. AlJAl*TEl> to tho
WANTS of EVEIIYBODY. The HOME
SEWING MACHINE was Perfected cifrlit
fears since by the aid of the bett irventivo
talent nnd Mechanical bklll. I*. CoiilUM B
all the K«*entui Farts of a Plfif-T CLAPS
MACHINE, ia SIMPLE hi CON B*I RUCTION,
BUrnHU>R in Strength ami Beauty,
contains less Working Parts"™* Capablo
Of DOING a tciitnr rnhyn oflPorlrUian o;hir
Sewing Machines. It will BUN forytan
without COSN so ONE CENT for It' PAIRS.
In the HaDßfMture of this MACHINE the
"Very Best Materials are USED.
The WEARING PASTS are HARDENED,
and the Mechanism baa been X»STRCCTEI»
with the speriai floe of producing air
E'i*y Hunninc, DURAIILE, and almost
NOISELESS MACHINE, adapted KQUAI.LT
WELL for «otm or fine THREAD. COT'
TON, BILK or LINEN, SEWINU from the
J.ifjhtrxt Muslins to Jiraver Cln-U and
Warranted for Flv£ Tears.
LIVE AGENTS wanted in localities where
we ure 201 represented.
Send for prices, and samples of work done
on the HOME, or call at any of our offices.
JOHNSON, CLARK ft Co.,
CO Union Square, Hew York.
664 Washington Btreet, Boston, Has*.
Uli Second Are., Pittsburgh, Pa,
141 State Street, Chicago, 111.
. 21 South 6th Street, St. Lonia, Mo.
17 law Montgomery St., 8M Fiwdaw, OaL
NEIF AD V FKT tH EMENT.
'" ' |
Tobacco sales.
3 shall resume public' sal'.*
at t!iC| w?ll knowrl
Dur
ham Warehoue.'i
HMD If MB»
» •
JE*r all grades. -
Bright Smokers in
great demnad
ifti I w inted at good figures. 1 am dcttrfli
in ;■! to spar.! no olfirts to please' Al-1. wlitf
favor me with their patronage. Reinon be
you will find me at
BLACIvWELL'.-t I) IT It II .' AI
V,
WAKEHCrtfSHS
th;; le.uling warhoiise of the Stirt*.. With
many th inks for the imtrotfnge.' given me
from Ai.tiuane'e airtf other tobacco growing
sictioi's oi tii«; Siiite. I "am yours, truly
K J. FAUKI.SU*
7 i mo.
TRADE WITH US.
IV e will make it to roua advantage
IF YOU WILL
vou will ft ml as at the
Hunter Old Stand
Where we constantly keep
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, HATS ANI» CAPS,
NOTIONS, CROCKERY
and TIN WARE
&C, AC,
Well we cm han.l, aul will constantly
keep, such a stock of
FURNITURE
a* will this maiket. We,tell y)U tint
we are s lling Low lioWM, (rut we don't a k
you to take our «ord for it, but
come and see
(or yourself, anil if you don't find it true,
why, don't trade wi>h us, that id a'l.
Grahaui. frVby 20. 1877.
T. W. VINCENT itßro.
2 m.
K A'NOELL
T a i I or.
Cutting and making done in the latent
fashions and most desirable maimer.
SS"He keeps constantly on hand Sample*
of latest styie goods for gentlemen* wear;
and will order according to selcsttea ol
:i»stomers. —
Also agent for the safe ol tlio Singer
sewing Machine. Slrop in the old postolnce
buildiug.
Graham X. C
| WAIT FOR THE WAGOS.
lam now running a comfortable vchiefe r
«gularly, between tlie
».
DEPOT and GRAHAM,
»►
No old broken down animal and worse ver
hiele.
I meet all passenger trains, and will see
tbat my customers are never left.
MAWTIJfVANBUREN.
tftafum if. C.
BUKCH &COMPION.
Steam Saw Mill
3 milts East of Vincent'* store
ALL KINDS ROUGH LUMBER
CHEAP.
In the midst of good pine timber.
Address, Cedar Grove
Orange County.
N. C.
' Feby 37th. 1 mo.
jjf/ Mercantile, Railroad,
ffi Bank, Book and Pamphlet
it Printing or Binding of any kind, Bend VI
if your orders to {»j
11 EDWABDH, BROUUHTON 4: CO., DO
M Raleigh, N. C. I,J
l In quality of work. Low Price* and
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all gradbs, from tlu lowest prices up ll> »u«f
j. a specialty.
Village .v.vd coi.yiky merchants
are invited to inspect our stock and hear our
prices before buying elsewhere.
They ean examine and stiect for the useh s'
and we guarantee that we can sell tlieui the/'
entire stock or any part of it on such terms u
will ena'- hem to s 11 their goods at a lart f
profit t themselves than they eonld do by'
wn>c.l> by oWl'er, from a distance
W j are Agents for, and sell at m»nufacl'
tire price.) the following goods, viz :
C dar Falls and Deep River Sheetings, Yarn*
and Se unless lings, I [oil's a id R.ndic
man's Plaids. Fries' "Salem"
.leans, Charlottesville
Cassimore.B arid Erkenbicecher's Starchy
ODELL, RAGEN CO,,
apr Greenuboro, JS.
DANL. WORTH.
Company Shops, y. C.,
Thanks his friends and the public for t1.%-
vcry liberal patronage he has heretofoic ui
joyed: and begs t» Introduce to their inspect
on the
liAIKiEDT nnd JIOOT CO.fIPI.KT
AND VAKIED
STOCK OF GOODS
evea brought to Alamance, County. He iiae
j. st returned from the Northern cities win re
he purchased and has received a-d and is re
ceivng his
PAMi AND WINTfcIC tiOODt
His stock consists of DRY-GOODS, fi iff
e'ommou to the finest ever ottered in tl f
in rkct,
READY-MADE CLOTIIIA 'i
of every description.
HATS, BOOTH AND KllOh '
of all varieties to the best hand-madr.
stock of
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MII.I.IIVKRT COOUM. II Apt
WARFC(JTI,KKV, QI'RKNM
WAKK, TRI'RKR aad
TAI.IMKM, TIN.
WARE, CUil..
WRIiIMH HATH.
argest assortment at the lowest prices,
a full stock
FAMILY GROCERIES, Ul'l ftm
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AND SOLE LEATHER,
Fertilizers,
n a Wotd'lKe everything of kt, qt m
that you will want to'buy, and he will bay
the highest prices all, and anything y>v
have to sell. All he asks is for you to c.vi
and see ftr yourself. IT you doat see v 11-
you want you just atk for U, aadcui
see if it isnt found.
Stoves of cyery variety,
I prices from #17,50. up.
ma 11-flm
#ARAHAM HIGH SCHOOL.
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" GRAHAM, N, C. .
REV. D. A. LONG, A. M.
' REV. W. W. STALEY, A. B.
REV. W. 8. LONG, A. B.
MISS C. HUNTER 80UTHGATE, In
tructress In Music.
Opens August 28th, and closes the last Fr
day in May, HOT.
Board $8 to 910, and Tuition $8 to 50f*
mouth