Reams Warehouse, Durham JST, C., sold in two ttays, Dth and 11th, 1703 lots of tobacco, satisfactory to the. farmers; Remember Reams the 11, A t frf.
THE ALAMANCE QLEANER,
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VOL 5
THE GLEANER
Local, State and (General
GRAHAM, N. C.» JANUARY 7. 1873 |
We trust our readers will bear with ns
for this week. We hay# been moving,
and to got fixed up in new quar- .
ters unavoidably delayed ua.
Wo may now bo found in (he buildins
known as Pugh's Corner, where we will
be glad to see our Iricnds.
Large crowd in town last Monday.
County Commissioners in session last
Monday. ,
Thanks to Mrs. Alvis .King lor a lot of
nico sweet potatoes. —*
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy j
.. "^ouacco.
the Graham Motel wassohlat auction
last Monday. D. W. Klapo was tho pur*,
chaser.
Bev. P. A. Lang, loft for Columbus |
Ohio, fast I's id ay e v cTieutTrgyt o beahsettt
a A'eek or two.
Col. D. Bell, of Enfield, spent a few
* days with his daughter Mrs. D. A.
Long, of the yillagc, Christmas week.
FRESH DRUGS— tor tho cash, at the \
Southwest corner of Court House
Square.
Miss Eliza White ha? returned to Gra-
hara after a long "visit to her brother and
laaaHy4y v
Mr. Jus.je;. Hovel, aeco mpa II leoOy tils
wile, left Monday night for Washington
City. .
W. S. Albright, of Roxboro, eon of
Cd. W. A. Albright, of tliis place, spent
the holidays with his lathers family.
We thank Mrs, J. W. Hardotl lor a lot
of the g)od things prepared lor I lib leap
year to the young'ladies at
her bouse^l
Mrs. Mary A. McMurrfty, aflei a pro
tracted visit JJines,
at Wadesbortr, hasVotiu'iied to the vil
lage.
STOCK LAW. The requisite number ot
voters having petitioned the Board ol
Commissioners, an election has been
ordered for this-township to lie held on
Thursday, the 12th of February. Fence
or no lence is the question.
Wo nrc sorry to heor of an unfortunate
difficulty between J. YV. Sharp and J. J.
Hayes, of Company Shops,.in which the
latter got his arm broke. It had its origin
we ream iu a dispute upon a business set.
tlcinciit between tho parties.
Mr. Robert M. Dennv, a citizen 101
Graliam. leltfor Reidsyille, last Sunday
evening, and will make his homo there.
His brothers John T. and Charlie U.
have been there lor some whilo. Re id 31
villc has no inbro worthy ci'izens than
the Messrs. Denny. YVo don't like to
spare such young men. .
Two new churches at Company Shops
will soon be completed. The Lutheran
is nearly finfslied, judging Irom an exte
rior view, and the Episcopal is under
way, Jchr. M. Coble, the contractor,
pushing its building rapidly ahead.
Parties who need a first class Cooking
Stove should call at \Vaketicld & Go's.
Hardware Store and examine their
etock of Stoves before purchasing. Per
fect ■ satisfaction guaranteed or stoves
may be returned.
VISITING IN GRAIIAM.— Mr. John YVel
ker, Mr. Charles Mebanc aud Miss Mag
gie Mebane, of Guiltord, Miss Mollie
Noell,of Mt. Tirz.an, Person county, Mis.
Hughes, daugliter of our townsman
John P. Longest, from Greensboro, Mr.
Dan). Klapp, of Durham, Mrs. Harris, of
Cliapel Hill, i
SCHOOL NOTICE.—"Miss E. O. Phillips,
a graduate of Misses NHSIi & Miss Ko)»
look, who lor several months past has bc» n
teaciiing at Company Shops, will reopen
her school, January 19tli 1880. Having
been educated with a view to teaching,
she is fully competent to instruct and
train those put under licr charge. Those
wishing their chih'icn thoroughly taught
will do well to patronize this *c!iuul. All
the English branches and- Frnn&h taught.
Some of the young men, as they call
themselves, b6ys as they are generally
called, are quite consequential since the
leap year party—mightily flattered at the
nttentiou they received. Now, boys let
us tell yuii a secret; when a giri is a Ift'le
soft on a tellow, that fellow is the vcrv
one she pays the least attention to at leap
year parlies. Don't think that because
sonje girl asked "the pleasure of Mr." of
you oflenest that it means yon are any
favorite; on the ooritrary quite the le
vcrse. These girls are smart, and thev
are not going to give themselves dead
away, it it is leap year. And another
thing, becouso you wero waited upon by
a yoaug ladv is no sort ot excuse for
parting your hair in the middle.
AN ALAMANCE YOUNO MAN ANO HIS
BRIDE.—Mr. B. P. Long, a son of Mr.
Jacob Long, oLour county, but for soipe
while the law partner of Hon. W. M.
Bobbins, of Statesvillc, arrived in town
on Christmas day, with his bride, having
bdeu married, on the 23rd of last month,
Jn Statesville, to Miss Mamie Alice Kob
bins, the accomplished daughter o* Hon.
W. M. Bobbins, who. tor her beauty and
accomplishments, had been accorded the
title ot "The Belle of Western N»rth
Carolina." The happy pair were elos
fitly entertained at a dining, where
v met relatives and friends, at the
. f:e of the brother of the groorn, the
D. A. Long; and the next day
there was a family dining at Mr. Jacob
Long's, the father ot the groom. Mr.
Long and his bride are yet visiting rela
ives aud friends, iu tnd near the village.
Ult AIT AM, NO, WEDNESDAY JANUARY - 7 1879
Onr village has much improved sinco
we first knew it, as a place of social en
joyment. The holidays of the Christmas
before, witnessed quite ami in her of so
cial gatherings, and those just passed
have exceeded any here for jenrs in the
nuiiiher of dinintrs, tea drinking?, and
oyster nippers, at which were assem
bled small numbers of relatives and
Iricnds; and besid' S these thero were
severat parties, cspccialy for the young j
people. On the night bclcrc Christmas
the pupils of (jirnhaiii High School had a
social euterlainiueul to which the voting
people ot the yilngo wero invited, and
which, notwithstanding the *loppv con
dition of the streets, was well attended,
and, of course mtKb enjoyed. On
-Ohristmas*»glHr-M-iv 11. -KoeU-iutdted.
some relatives and liietuls to an oyster
supper, as ho termed it, but thero were
many oilier tempting edibles spread
besides the bountilul supply of oysters.
From there the young people who were
present went to Mr. I', llarden's to a syv
cial party, where quite a large number
.uXyoung people were present by invita
lion7anu~atrirint ''Just a splendid—ti»ie v
to nse the words of ono who evidently
muchcnjoyed.it. On tho last night ol
'ho old year, tho young ladies of the
village, were elegantly entertained, to
gether with the young men whom they
escorted thither, by Mr. and Mrs. J. \V.
Harden, in a leap year party. Upon this
occasion they got down to solid work
and fairly danced the old year out and tho f
new year in. The ladies by the privilege
in thorn vested by the near approach of
eitp yeur, became - the |)ro4eclws ivij**"
gallants ol the voting men, a/id, after"
beseeching them for permission so to do,
called for them at their homes with ve
hicles,and took them in charge. Through
out (ho evening this revei sal of tho natu
ral order of tilings was kept up, amidst
much innocent nicrrimeni. Altogether
ibis was a most enjoyable affair, and the
! young people owe Mr. and Mrs. Harden
a vote of thanks. On .New Year's night
Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Grnn.am had a num
ber of iiiftnds to lea, and a very pleasant
social evening was spent. Besides these
there were a number of other diuings
and and ono regular old
•fa'sbsoued candy nulling, where the jii>
veniles had a high time. Taking it all
in all it was a much enjoyed Christmas
in Graham. And. by tho way, if per
missible, we will remark, that there is.:
in our opinion, no more pleasant village,
apyjwhcie, than ours, anjJ none that
contains more entertaining
people, in proportion to population.
AI,AMANCE WILLI'S —In (lie big chicken
fight, at Charlotte, during Christmas
week, between Alamanco and Mecklen
burg, Alamance was the victor. Mr.
.Sidney I). Holt, who wd3 Alamanco in
ihe fight, whipped ten of tho eighteen
fights in the main, and tw.glvj: out of flf
teen liack figiits. The Charlotte Observer
says there is to be another main fought
the ein Aptil, in which Mr. Holt will
represent North Carolina in an inter-Suile
contest with Georgia. There are, per
haps, no finer chickens in the world than
Mr. Holt raises.
THIS —February has five Sun*
days (his year, and will not have so many
again tor a long time —twenty five years
we have seen somen here stated. The
22nd of "February and the 4tli ot July
both tall on Sunday. Next Christinas is
on Saturday. 1 here will be six.eclipses,
four of the sun and two of the moon,
three of which will occur in December,
and only one will be visible here, aud
that a partial eclipse of the sun, verv ear
ly iu the morning of tho last day of the
year. The moon, so the almanaq says,
will be the rulitg, plant, aud tho year will
be warm and damp.
We the young ladies of Graham exteifd
to the "Leap year gems'' of this place 1
our most hearty thanks for the manner
in which wo were entertained at the res»
idonce of Mr. J. YV.Haiden oniheeven
iug of Dec. 31st 1879. Also to Mr. aud
Mrs. J. YV. Harden lor their kind hospi
tality shown ua on this occasion. We
only regret leap year doesu't come ol
tei:er. ,
T. A. Albright,
lira. TUKNKR, > Committee.
Nosco LONGEST. )
DIBCEMB Bit
A stout backbone is essential to physi
cal health as to political consistency.
For weakness ot the back and disorders
of the liver and kidneys, the tonie and
mQderate diatetic action of th« Bitters is
the one thing needtul. Remember that
the atomuch is the mainstay ot every
other organ, and that by invigorating the
digestion by this preparation, the spinal
column and all its dependencies are
strengthened.
For Hos'ettcr's ALMANAC for 1880 aps
ply to Druggists and Dealers generally.
NEW PAPERS.—Two new papers have
made their appearance in .Raleigh: Ihe
State Journal, one of the very best pa
pers we have seen, by that veteran news
paper man, John Spelirian, thoroughly
Democratic in politics, aud k credit to
printers and editor; and Signal, as
thoroughly Republican in politics as any
paper can be, neatly pripied, and pos
sessing literary merit, by ex-Jngo W. J.
Clarke, one page ot which however is
devoid of politics, and is edited by Mrs.
M«ry Bayard Clarke, the accomplished
wife of the editor, and one of the fore
most, lady writers of the South. To the
first named we wish unqualified success;
to the second we wish as great a measure
of success pecuniarily, but trust,for the
, good of the country, that it will havo
• very poor success in inculcating its poli
tical doctrines.
Senator Houston, v of Alabama, who
■ took hit beat in March last, is dead.
Poetry.
A Tribute la iTlia. Sl.Kkholn>.
On the day be fore X'inas, white all tbroiyli tlio
house,
Not a creature was etirrlng, not even a
mouse,
Mrs. St- Nicholas reined up at our (h..>r.
And emptied her wagon, enough lor a store,
Of flour, potatoes, coflee and hanii; • n ;
Cakes, siif;ar, spice jellies and jams;
Lard, sausage, pickles, andiroris and hats;
Turkey, ehickeus, and au o'possuui grinning
and fat; *
Butter,,pijr, peanuts, apples,,)usoious apd icl;
rhen reined up 'her poulcs, "and hurriedly
sped. '. '• !
So my dear young friends, who aro under the
delusion; " '
That good_klnd 3anta Clause lives in seclu
sion.
The next letter you wtiie, be sure to renumber.
Your love to Mrs. St. - Nicholas, the eouiing
December, — 1 :
For the dear old man lias traveled,through frost
auu throngh snows,
'Till he hardly can hobble for corns ou his
toes.
IIAWFIEJ.DS
Dr. J. C. AYBR «&Go., of Lowel Mass., have
•favored us with copies of Ayer's Almanac for
18S0, in various Ungjuges. " It has evidently
been prepared With care, and muut boa wulco'.iUi
visitor wherever circulated. It is instructive
and entertaining to compare tho names of 'the
popnlar medicines whice the Almanac advertises
as they are rendered in various languages. Thus
Ayer's Cathartic Pilts arc called in Freneti, Pil
ules Cathmiques d'Ayer, in Spaaiisli, Pihioras
Oatarticas du Ayer; in Portugevse, PUttlas Ca
thurtieas de Ayer; In German, Ayer's lieiui
gungs-Pillea; m Dutch, Ayorfs Zuivcrende Pil
ileu; in Swedish , Avcr's Losande Pillcr; in Nor
wegian, Ayer's Alforjjude filler; lit Italian,
Pillole Purgative di Avar; in Welsh Peloiieau
Khyddhaol Aven Slavon'c Ayer's Ttozwalni,a
--z/sivssajacc. "
H'e auvlse our readers to make a note of this
last name; if they happen to want a box of
Ayer's Pills the next time they aro hi Poland, it
will be hnndy to kuow what to ask tor'.
Chastine Cox, the negro who ki'led a
Mrs. Hull, and olU; lady in
in her bed, some year ago, is to be
Ituiiged. The murder occasioned con
siderable excitement at (he time, and
Dr. Hull, the venerable husband of the
murdered wonfan, was at,first «üß[iect.eij.
Strange to tfay that much sympathy was
.nauilesteCf for the murderer, means lur.
nislied to employ uWlo counsel for Ms
deience, and some ladies going so lat' asi
to send him bouquets.
OI'ILTI or WItONU
Some people have a fashion of confusing ox
cheut remedits with tbe large mass of "patent
mediciiles." auil in this they are jruil'.y of a
wrong, 'fhfefe a-e sojna adveitised remedies
fully worth all that is asked for thciuj and one
at least we know of Hop Bitters. '1 he writer
has had occasion to use me Utters iu just such
a climate as we have uiost of the year ia Hay
City aud lias ai>vays found them to be first class
and aeliabic, doing all that is claimed for thout,
Tribune. .. . .
A train running between St. Paul,
Minn, and AlenUota Junction, while oil
au embankment along tho Mississippi
river, was thrown from the track a
broken rail, and the sleeping car thrown
down th« embankment, sivty feet into
the liver, and smashed to pieces. Sixty
passengers tveie"taken out insensible, ail
seriously injured, but it is thought none
\7.1l die.
bv UNircnsAfj accord
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the best of all pur
gatives foi family use. They are trie product
of. long laborious, an'd successful chemical
investigation, and their extensive u^e,, by
Physicians in their practice, and by all civilized
nations proves them the best and most effectual
purgative Pill that medical scieuee can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative
powers no other pilla can bp compared with
them, and every person, knowing their virtues,
will employ them when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order.aud maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery of life. Mild,
searching and effectual, they arc specially
adapted to the needs of tne digestive apparatus,
derangements of which they -present, and cure,
if timely taken. They are the best and satcst
physic to emcloy for children and weakened
constitutions, where a mild but effectual
cathattic is required.
FOK BAI.E lit ALL DEALERS.
The South Carolina, Legislature re
mained in session but thirty days.
Amoug the laws enacted is one e-;taUioh
ing a Department of Agriculture.
The Bimplcst, safest and surest means
to relieve the Baby of Colic and indinjß
slumbey is.Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, l'rioc
only 25>ccnts a bottle.
Mty. Wade Hampton Jr., go)# of Sen
ator Hampton, of riouth Carolina, died
at his houie in Mississippi.
NO lUOBB n tKD TIJIDH,
If you will stop spending so much money on
fine clothes-, ricii food and style, buy good,
healthy food, cheaper and better clothing;
get more real and substantial things of lite
every way, and especially stop tins foolish hab
it of employing expensive, qtjack doctors or
using so much of the vile humbug medicine
that does you only harm, but put your trust,
in that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters; tiiat
cures always at a trifling cost, and you will
see good titties and have good health.—.
Chronicle.
The Messrs. Oats, of Charlotte, aro (o
immediately commence the erection of a
large cotton iactory in that city, so the
Observer says.
■Strengthen your voice and remove
Coughs, Colds atfd Hoarseness, by taking
Dr. 3ul|'s Cough Syrup. Price ?5 cents
per bottle.
Mr. H«sgell retire* from the Grand
Central Hotel, At Durham, and a man
from Springfield, Massachusetts, takes
charge as lessee,
A destructive fire, destroying some
half dozen buildings, stores and dwell
ing1 ', occurred ill ixrcencvillc, Pitt coun
ty, in this State, oa the night ot the 30th
ot last mouth.
We see it s.tated that there are now
published in Raleigh seventeen news
papers, besides mere advertising slit-eta.
- ✓ ..i #
El. B. fegh-litficT has been made
|Vriiieipj| clerk til the Secretary of State
ilfiee, and Capt. Pud ley, who heretofore
held that position, ha* been made Prw
vate Secretary to Gov. JarviS,
A ewcial Ihree weeks term of David
[ son superior court began last Holiday,
Judge Sclienck presiding.
A boy named Adolphus Johnson -ya e
badly burned in Salisbury oy a lire bull.
Tire death list of Wilmington, accord
ing to tho Star, KhdWH 495 for (lie year
justt passed Whites IJMj colored 341,
T
M All 111 Kl>. On the 11th of Dec., nt, the
residence of thu'brides mother, at Haw Riv-er.
by O. St lUrs Esq , Mr, William A. Keck and
Mi'ss Sarah A. iSmitli, all of Alamance county.
the 26th of last mouth Jackson
Trix'er L _un.iigoU uia.li of lioon Station -town'-
!>lii|>, in thin county.
Daniel Wh't-ell, a worthy citizen of Boon
Station township iu this cotiuty, died sudden
ly on the 29th *f last month.
—Graham Mnrknt. .
coanßCTßn wsExi.t nt • 1
J. W. lIAUDEN.
Wednesday, Dec. 24th 1879 i
Apples, dried, V 1b.... 3 to 5
green bushel, 75@1 'i">
Beanp, V :bu»M)l.v.v DO
Battel "ii 1b...., 30
BeeSwax ¥ jb '3O
■'aeon sfeffes lb,. . @lO
Bltoulders, "i* it):
" hafn?
Beef V tfe 4@f)
Black berries, dried, «ifß
Bark, sasafras rocts 1' tb
Coifeo ti It) ... 18(3>a. r i
Gainings, old' Vtb !. U
Candles Adaiiftat V ft..,;. . 2t>
GlotU, tow and, cottop, V yd. ~ lft^iio
Corn V bush....! 75
Chick JUS Frying ' S'ff'lO
Clitokens *.3K
Cotton inlint, V lb B®'lo
Cotton in' 5eed...... . 8
Coaloil V g*l.-' 25
Cherries Dried? lb. Ti)>„
seed r .
o)ov«f'i»eco V 12.'.
Due Us Mjtatrmqu : sS
- , ..,15
Hour, failrtly.'lj bbl 7.txi
Hl© KtiporV bb1,...: 0.00
1 s
tr drr; H
Urd v 1b... : 10 toliJX
Molat.cs' Ctti)a''T! gal. iT * 6O#UO
Meal, corn, V lt> ...'. 2
,Oi«tSi>«Wl-tfib'tsii...s. 44.. 50@>60
i/ilicyiH t* imslt. 60
" V bilsh 1.00
Peas V bush'. 7S
Potatoes, iri ;b bush.... BOto 75
' "' swiet '• . 60@ti0
Pork 1? It. J 6
I'eaehes; driwl,, jwoled,. .. .. 0^)10
uupceletl. 8
Rags V lb'./i'.• 1
Salt tine (1 sack. i. ... {•....; ; 8.2S
"• coin-so 1.25
V tiiousand 3.50@>4.09
TallOW Vtb... 6
Turkey, per pair...-.j..;., 750)1.00
Wood V cord ... 3.00@2.50
Wheat ¥ busli. 1.25^1.50
■ ■ ■ 'd
TUB IIOIK Af»l» CIIRI,M OV TUB
OOUIII.
rn« vfitv rArza our cmtDREy.
Let every parent send o.mk dollar without
delay fur this splendid paper, and all the chil
dren will.l>e delighted. It isiuiinltely.epperior
to tho trashy, sensational and immoral publica
tions which vitiate the taoten atd
morols of the yoting. Itls filled with enter
taining, instructive and amusing matter, ju«t
( suited to tlu- tastes of our children, and every
.ue who has secrl a copy is delighted with it.
It contains behutlful stories, essays, boys' and
girls compositibns, poems, pn. 'o^-Speeches,
problems, lessons in elocution, questions on
history, geography, fec„ and scores of letters
written by the young folks in every issue. It
is also handsomely illustrated. Send for a copy
rightaway, and von will never regret the in
vestment. Address
J. 11, it W. B. BEAL9,
* Atlanta, Ga.
Conauuipliou Cured,
An old physiciau, retired from practico, hav
ing had placed iu bis hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure foj
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung Affectiois, also a positive
and radical cure for ATervous Debility and all
A'ei vOus Complaints after having tested its
wonderful o irative powers In thousands of cases
has felt it his duiv to make it known to his suf
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering. I will send
free of charge to all who desire U, tljis recipe in
German, French or English, with full directions
f i preparing and using. Sent byineil by ad
dressing with rtamp, naming this paper, W. VP.
IShkhkar, 149 Powers Block, Kochestot Jf. Y. '
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONG'S NEW
Store.
r
AT
. P VQWS (OKNEK,
Is the place to purchase vour Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Shawls, Overcoats, Dress Goods, Ladies and
Gents flats. 1, idles #nd Misses shoes as low
the lowest. icnts fine sewed Boots at $4,50 a
pr. Groceries at
Bottom Prices.
That cood old Cheese at 17% cents, ooffee 15,
20, and 83>S cts, choice New Orleans molassc»
at 60 ot*., Prime Porto Rico molasses at 50 cts.
All kinds produce wanted at highest market
price. Uouh aud examine onr foods and learn
our prices. Respectfully,,
J NO. J. LONG,
B1 I fIH n CURED promptly and permanent-
B'B-nßuly. I send a bottle of my ccle
" i H |l B bratc.il remedy,' with a valuable
'Hi B W « treatise On this disease, free
111 I send me their *P. O.
I M JL KJaud Espre.s address.
Dr. 11. «. ROOT.
JJo, 183 Pearl St. New Torn
Dissolved.
The flrni heretofore doinn business under ihe
name and style ot A. B. Tote ACo is this day
dissolv d by ntntunl consent.
Persons Indebted to the late firm must ninkc
immediate payment. .Those having claims
against ffll sajd firm will please present them.
A. B. Tate Will settle aud close up ilia entiro
business oi the late llrui.
' A. It. TATE.
m . O.P ALBUIGUT
Late partners under the firm name of A. B.
Tate it ('o.
Dec. 6th, 1809, 6w,
Prices reduced
Perfected Farmers Friend l'lows madcin
Petersburg Vn.
U'ie Horse No. 5 Price #4.f>o
fwo Horse N'o. 7 " (i.tso
—**— ; — ftfig;
I'wo Hors» No. 8 . . 7.W)
For sale at Ut aliam by
Ff  IT A 1 ( J 1 K
lAve Agents. Wanted
liapln llsrdivari 1 Mpecialtlra.
Tltev sell in every family. Canvassers clear
*r, to 9H'I per day send lor dotcilpthu clicu* I
lars and terms to Agents.
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
Tfon Founders, Plttebhrg.Pa
It AV'I MPBCIFIt? ff IK f> ICIIV k7
rRADI MARK IhHJrrn, TRADE MARK
r .r>Mßc
BIfQBE TMIItB. o{ solf-Abuse; asAfTIR TAIIHO.
Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in
the Back. Dimness of Vislou, Premature Old
Age. and many other Diseases that lead to in
sanity or Consumption, aud a Premature Grave.
®3s"l'ull particulars in our pliamphlet, which Ave
desire to send froc by mall to every one.
Spcolfle Medicine is sold by all druggists
at »l per package, or six packages for *5, or
will h« sent free by mall ou receipt of the money
by addressing
THR GHAT MEDICINE CO..
Meolianlcs' Block, Detrait, Mich.
3"Sold in Graham and everywhere by all
druggists.
New Arrival.
New and 'complete assortment of general
lueichandiie.
12f> Sacks of Salt at $1.15 ets. per sock.
A fresh lot of Lime at $1.90 cts. per barrel.
All uhcap for cash or i>j»rtor. Call and exam-
Ice before buyl.ig elsewhere.
10. 1. i/f. P. R. HARDEN.
Company Bkops
DRUG STORE
I have v.*ry receutly purchased, and filled the
store house formerly occupied by Dr. J. 8. Mur
pltey, with a fresh stock of
Drugs and Medieines
Also a handsome stock of fancy articles, and
everything else generally found in a
First Class J)rug Store
The services of an cxperlcnc'd Drucgist have
been employed, who will AIfWAYS B£ FOUND
in the Diug Store. Don't forget to call ami see
ns when at the 81io) s. And send your orders
and prescriptions wldch will he carefully Ailed,
Win. A. ERVVIN.
Bmm ■'
Medicines, Oils.
Paints, Glass,
I have succeeded to the business of R. VV.
Glenn & Son. and shall be glad to serve those
wanting any article kept >" a first class Drug
Store, either by
wholesale or retail.
My stock is larcre, and my assortment com
plete, aird they will be kept so all the time.
My experience in the business is long, and
I think I may safely claim to IK! H* well able to
serro the interest of those favoring me with
their patronage as any one.
My Store is just above the Benbow Hotel
building, on the same fide, where I shall be
pleased to wait upon customers, cither iu
person, or tiv experienced clerks.
ORDERS KROM A DIBT VNWfi PROMTLY
AND CAREFULLY FILLEO.
R. G. GLKNN.
5, 20, ly.- Greensboro, N. C.
GRAHAM
High School,
GRAHAM, N. C.
BATABLIAIIED IN 1837,
REV. D.A. LONG, A. M., Principal.
KEv. W- W. STALEY, A M.
REV. W. S. LOML A. M.
DAVID BELL, Graduate C. Ph., U. N C.
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Tne sessions always open the last .Monday in
August and closes the last Friday in May follow
ing. Pupils can enter at any lime. No deduc
tion except in case.of protracted sickness.
Board, washing, fuel and lights to sll pet
mbnth. Tuition $3.50 to £4.50. Bend for
circular,
Scott & HoaneH
Graham N. C
Dealers in
»«v CBorFnrs
UARDWAHRi HA'I'M, HOO'r
»MIIOK% NOTIONN, llt OX.
ST K R I>, SA I.T, ill OI.AN.
SKM, DKI'GN.ItIEDI.
€ I JLK m, I> V K .
Birl v &(; &€.
NO. 3 .
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Diec»«j like thieves attack the weak. Fortify
' your orjf»ulzntit>n v ith the Bittcro. and it will
j ntois'tttfld baffle alike the rinis of epidemics awl
| the -!mut>es of teroocraiurc which disorder the
j constitutions of the feeble. 'liiore in vitality in
It is a niiif vegetable -stinmUitt. a r»ro »1-
- rrr"tm- nn-1 nnti-liillini'B nt'"V"'l nut
I a harmful cl' Uicut amonir its ninny li:'jri' Oleirt«.
1 For saio bv ail drtiffgU» :n 1
I Dealers tfriieral'.y.
VALCAB^^TOtrrtis! 0
It vnmr3fn2ar!nr;fnir.i»poor health, or languish-.
bod ol tlciucia.Ktakc clicar, icr
llop IV.ttcrsEwlll Cnre Yo*.
It fV* W a jnirrfEtfrJapd have everted jwew
c-;ll -ivith your pnr.orr.l du-ftica ;or a rr. ether, •fc~a
oat vim care and ro*t,oi fjff ycutjH clir.ptyjgje&j
li iju- feci wcuU aUviJilsplrltcU, vltSOst cioa?i
ly knowing Why, ■■ *'i
Hop Bitters Yen.
Ttvon araiwnan of*.'.:; Stacev t>~ t?»
rtr.ila gi your everyilayftloKoJi or a r_ida or li>
tow, tolling over yourfcuSwelnworfft , •
Hop OUtora Yon,
IX '-ou ore younj, ar.3»aftor;cjj frcih nry tnC.'.y
crciJon, or are grovrtts tooWaai aa & o.ien wo c—a.
Hop Blueri) willgilcucvo You.
• Krou are In tlio wortrfclfttpion t,'io rrt »"io
c&ttair, Koj> nittß , 3 { r ar/siat You ??C9«I.
Ifytranraold, and yaarHrratoa, 15 X«Sc—=, yoor
nerves ur.»:aady, and yuurjpacuiKca trailing,
XXosi>ltiora will ciroycu New Llfeudnior.
KCS* COTOII Ctnm K tin SWEE'SSI, safest aad best*
JUfc Ciillurea, , J
Tie Hop Pad far Ctomict, f.lrfcr r.nJ
tUi*?r(ortt> all otnera. It U perfect. V ru «*' t ''{
p. LC. is an nioluteand lrresi stable cr.-e fof drnnkj
eiii-iiSS, i!«o of opium, tobacco and narcj...a*. g
AllfclwstpM Hop Eitton M.-j;. Co Ti.T.|
■ i I iiiijpfßcaffinßz*
'MOLLER'S^ff-eOHieOll
Is perfectly pore. Pronounced thebe«tl>vtti*t:larh-rt
medical anlliorUiM In the world. >Wrn
i
Kode«, Bone Disease*. etc. Invaluable in Qenaral
Debility of the ageC. fc A rich gyrnp containing m ftij
jurJoii* InmredicuU. Ho other_Kw«'ly lia* rec«h«4
»ucli eacomluma. Sold by all Druggist*. •«, _.
GRANT'S TOUR
6 n'OBI.D'
The only low priced authentic edition ccm*
taioiug a complete record of two travels of fieri,
U. 8. Oraiit. Agents are cautioned afgainat tuu
rious books yisued by uifccninulou* puwii-iitiis.
Elegantly illustrated. Over 800 Prieo
43.35. Outselling all hooka. Agents wanted tii
ncudSi.tr Ulunk'FWO circular* and terms.
FORSIIWS & Mc\«Kra,Xln -lrt.i.Ul.
Fruit Trees!
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I offer for sale a nock,' 1 ' 'niit treap, at
my rcetdeiic® throe aiiles SoutL- y'Ciraliain, con-
of
Apple« ■ (I 8 00 per 100
IVaehes lorto •• 100
Pear# 8* M) " Joo
Cherrlm 5iR i>o " 100
(Jrape.ViriPS 8 oft " l(Hl
These trees and vines comprise the very best
varieties, tlieir fruiU lime takeo premin us at
our Stale Fairs for four years in s>ucee*Mon.
Early TBrieties.of peaches h speeiaiiy, I
may be addressul at Graham, N. O.
f1.1i»."9. O. K Fm't.
H^DICiNE 1
[MjMKIDfmj
PIIDATIME A medicinal com-
UUllAllrCCa poundof known
Fot Blmxl DiiLaats comblnlßK In Olie prep
tot Biooa uiwaso. m . #tlon {Jj 8 curatjva
1 powers for tho «vlls
OiiRATIME,
For Uver Complaints. Harmless In action ana
tborougW in Its e£T
Alln .nun It is unezceitMl for iba
RElßttTlrer. cure of nil
" •■'*"3 rase* HUCII a« Srrcif-
For Kidney Oiseaaes. ute, TnmofH. Unit*,
___ ic«er,*««fJi«H'i.
Uttetn.trMn.il. Mmr.
eurial rvixouttxa,
UUattA I BfyCs also CinttUpnl.ott,
For Kheuuiatisin.
neb. MielKttiiott
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR IT..
GURATINE, I iiiu BEOWfI CHSSIwJiCO,
« F ° r BALTIWORE, Md. /
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