VHIIKBP lII'KBANIIKr.
READ nr D. 'k. MONTGOMKRT, ESQ.,
BKFOKK THE STATE GRANGE.
North Carolina with lier great waters
f wver lorniiiudftitturfMg purposes, with
il l' lirenil bottoms fof Agricultural pur
pute*. her rich hills of (fiousnnds ol
acres l\p sheep \yjalks, slionid rank
nmong (he first of ttfc' wool growing
Males.
the has thousands of acres still unoc*
en phut.
- it has (hint wo«L
. gowing in t north, with JOIIJJ, cold
«int rs, has lieOu proffiftbld, nnd why
not be equally prnfiianlc in North .Cmio\
lins, which has netNier Uic ejflremc cold
oMho north, uo>' tire intense liout of the
south.
It it nmiiotbo niadepfofitnbln In North
Carolina, I should think it useless I J at.
* twn|.l ii in any oilier locality. . >4 ,
Sheep hushitudry xv:is uniting (ho first
jircoesilii") oi the early settlers, who w ere
edfithied to tliij re so u rco for tho greater
part of their wearing and household ap
parel. Iso other branch of rural e/iono>
niv whs so well suited lo their comforta
ble hrbits. The sheep required almost
no care, so fur as food and sho'ter were
concerned,, bnt from the migrator}' hub
its ol the animal, scattering and straying,
i lie depredations of wild miiniiils, -HIHI
jasth sheep killing dog*, werfl (he causes
v hich prevented their flocks from assiiin
lug dimensions. ..
Hut those days are of the past. As the
fotintry has improved those obtfacjes
have (jeeii overcome; we are more thick'*
ly settled; neighbors ca'i keep an c"Ve on
CKCII other's flocks: tho wild animtlahsvc
i i-arly.'all been killed, and nothing is
needed now lo make sheep husbandry a
success in The Stale but the enactment ol
a stringent law lor rheir protection.
The whole number of sheep iu the
Uuited States as per census ol iB7O was
about twenty nine millions.
According to the Auditors report we
bad on Ujje 80th of September, 1877,
370,808 sheep in the State, valued at
$467,871, susceptible of producing one
million arid a halt pounds of wool, worth
ut 40 cents per pound, $601,V84; deduct■»
iug 60 cents per h«a«Mur keeping them,
say slß7,Stoo, leaving a profit of over four
hundred thousand dollars from IlieiV
fleece alone, to say nothing of tho increase
in numbers, which would amount to 80,
40 or 60 per cent, annually,
Tliht Would be an average of 4,000
sheep tp each county. Why should we
not have five times thai number? Chatr
lmin has 17,600, the largest number ot
nuy county in the State. Randolph is
- next on thtj list, and has 15,368. Only
ten coiivljQS number over 10,000. Much
attention is.being given to. the improved
and favorite breeds— the Merluo, Saxons,
t_'.»t6wo!d and Sonthdowu".
lii view of tho high rates of transpor
tation by railroads to northern nia>:Kcfs,
where both wool and' mutton command
a high price, wool should be our main
ohiflot, mattote'being merely incidental.
I honety will be but a short time till all
onrchetip and linofccripled lauds will be
made K> resound with the bleating of
sheep. instead of tho howling of dogs.
The monii North
S?; 1
ha vo paicj our Chief object in raising sheep
be /or tiie wool, bat the question
At raising them for their meat is not an
ounimportfeutoue. With the growth of
our coUntty the consumptioujof eatables
* and that wirioh brings the highest price
is latijlb, and wKi> an increasing intere-t
in It,aMJie most wholesome and pnlatas
ole of all mogtlft It is already getting so
scarce ftnif'mSti lliilt it lias to bojpurchas
od onlyas* luxnry by those who can aft
ford it. riiek value to the larm is not
poriftiptf ffnly uudanatiod. lit it ait, old
proverb "wherever tljp foot of tho sheep
touches tho laud is turned .into gold."
It u said Uial shcop will enrich land
faster than tiny other animal. On the
mountain pasiares and in our fields they
are valuable in cleaning up the land,
keeping itl'rojr. weeds and briars and
bringing it to clover and iiuti'itiouegrass-
PB. easily raised and cared lor
bolh sitrpuVer and winter, in qjjoj-t sjteep
husbandry lias a value iolnake the laud
more profitable, more productive, at a
less expenditure than any oilier animal
kopt on the farm. Another consideration
of great aud intonso moment connected
with woei growing wbrfeh has awakened,
heretofore scarcely a thought is thut all
important item in this increasingly
populous nation |erpitd ."aHmeutftj-y."
_A Govtrtun'onf fir State thtft falls to
adopt a system of political Iconomy that
provides for the obtaining of food and
clothing for it* subjects can scarcely be
recognized as within the pale of civiliza*
tion. AjUOi.ieot the best, cheapest, most
healhrtil and quickest proauced tends of
* animal food rtrutton stands pre-eminent.
In vtew of the wonderful increase ot
fostered ! God fofbid th#Ahrough longer
negligence and want of foresight by our
branch of industry.
Our interest in sheep i* greatly enhnnc
• ed in view or ol ihc niibonnded
facilities lor producing bolh wool and
in niton. 'Hie capacity ot our country. i»
; foV
' ft • ufl
We IISTT, purchased and are no* lecelrlrfg
and offering at • • ~ .nut,
low figures for cash
both by wholesale and retail, at otirl LARGE,
SEW BRICK 8TOBE t :on SouthEhu ft., oppo-v
»lte Odell ifagan. ACo, every 'ffaafflptlgn 61
.if oode to bo (ouua It) a first class
j w? 'b JUia fvit
Grocery Store.
Wc ask all to ca3l and examine, as we arc sure
can tnak* It to their lnteres' to bay oi as.
l)ee. 34th 1878. FIELDS A CAUSETr »
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NEW GOODS',
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FCAW S A «T'; '• J* 1.. •> •. ■-J? *
Psflj A HDMi
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HM Jnst received a new and well selected
"tot* »r ■ /.
Ladies dress goods
"lloh as +lfcck and white Alpaecas, Snitinea,
Linucns, Piques, Calico's, bleached and brown
ShectlnifH, Scarfs, Haadkerchiets, Bktrt Ele
vators, cambric and hamharg Edgings and In
serUngs,'Shawls end. Cloaks, dress Buttons, hall
Fringe, jlunen Collars, Cloves and a full line of
Hosiery. Also rehdy made clothing and meni
wc»r, consisting oif clptlis, all wool casimers,
tsalcm aad Kentucky /.uns, One dress shirts and
wool ttpdershlrts and drawers, Collar and CnfWw
Boats, Shoes, Bats and Cajis, Ladies Zciglef
moroceo and«U»th O'alteni. ;A ine assortment;
ol yanlware.tti a Catij-ny, sole, harness and
unper.LeatJliij Bncgv namess. Bailies, Brldli.
Halters, Hamb-Striag», Collars, buguy Whips,'
aud Nfiw O*loans Bacooj Lirdy
"± 3 MB, «s »
Btu«B,.Oki;lies, Cakes, canned Oysters, Fine
Aptijes, Strawberries, Sardines, otcwing and
sni6kir.g v Tdbac«), Cigars, a fail line of Laun
dry and Toilet Bdap», Extracts and Perfhrnerr,.
and Ayera-Pateai Medicines, Bochees
German Byrup and (Jreens August Flower.
Planters Prrac Oow and Plow'CaeUhgs."
I Cmebiry, Wa*s and Ear them ware.
exceedingly cheap for cash or country produce:
, VWf wIM r»eke Btp yonr iMefasst te caU.aa*
EX Octo n a9th r 18^ k bo£orc P urct)ftßln *f X
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At tho meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners, ot AlaniHiiee comity, lield on , the
6th day Ol Jauuarj 1879, it was prdcred: That
hereafter no aeconnt for making cJ)fßn for a"ny
onq othor thMj a recognised pauper, will be ■al
lowed, unless the. work is authojized by. the
written direction of a member of the Board.
' * , , ,T. a. MoLRAN
Jany 14th 1810.' l'mo. Clerk bf Board
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« AKAI' LIB «ATK*. ,
The lssir S*s|k> m«lThe «l sser Ar '
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For $3.56 we will send Tne OI.EANP.B and tho
BusNy SOUTH one year, prepaid, toarfy'
address. As everybody knows, the BUHST
SODTH is our beautiful and;popular Southern
Illustrated Family Weekly, and should be taken
at once by every family. Over BU> good Writers
arc contributors to 1W coluiiu*. aud it oontaias
a wonderful variety of reading matter, coh
slstlng of iritis, Lsaaysj Howust Editorials on
all Subjects, Chess, Puzzles, Problems, Sorief.y
Gossip, General Hews, Dramatic Notes, "TCr
80nAl Items, llumor, Health Notes, Answers
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the Qeorgia Teachers Association, and of the
State School Commissioner and every teacher,
shimld subscribe at onee.
Qrand now stories arc beglolnyfn itetei-y few
weeds end one of the v*ry jinest lswow running
enii^sd-'JRW, GBNTILK ANDtfIBBITI w
ORTHECUfiSE OF MONEY—A STUDY'
OF CHKKDS."
Tlie reßul r suhscriptlen prijo is t3. • year,
or two subscribers for $5. Any one seeding two
for $5.00 will receive a larjje ;uul
SOUTH,
r done at our house action. We have
» on hand fot manufaeturing or sale by the yard
~ cheap xassltAerec,satinets and a variety of cloths
f for mens and bovs wear from 25cis per yarq
.. upward. Also Shirts, Collars, Ties, um->
r brellars .fee.
8 SSmptes of goods nnd directions for soMtneaa
. uHfemftuffScnt bv maH upon application. " M
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valUßbla fc>she millions of fillers ofttfeAMl W
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membere family.
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wound the frelink of anv class of /readers.
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(he U.S. TUe arifescriptiou taay liegin at aa*
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and others to get up clubs, we make the follow
luic Htoeral offer—
Awjf person -eencfiag.» ehib M TenWrfittrt Mr*
one > ea ( cenla, ■!»©«& sub
sc iption remitine to us 50 cents for name
a " d *«?PT gj tlje paper wili be sent weekly U.
all of Bald aubscrit)erß, postage paid, for one yrfar
ptt-t «tn!t»(iT iti
lo Ijt »i.i pi 0 r.a'lit
Ulv t• til Lfiju .fmipivrtvht
It 1b not neoe6«try for all. thi names to" b
addressed to the same office. ' • *
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Hotel
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' at Graham, N. C. lam no# *aylogilie lKJl»-
; ing», rooms and prcmlw. thoroughly repaired
I and renovated and Hiß my purpose to Keep a
j bouse be in every llrti claw.
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aopt. 1711. I«7S. F. P. PUGH,
sin«W;i"« «*Tf jpil Fropr.
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flarety AhraJ la Halea. •/ all
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>wlnrx* Modi
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. f fHM4triWe«M prepared,to eett on
1 for country produce, good notes or
Irw prld*. Ms may be» i-uit »he tHirehsw-r
J»u not buy a awing maoUne until fy>a have
(ri4 ttei AAVKHH.
i - Singer Sewing MaehtaK Co'.
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Get The Best
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m-.. umn#bt.url)i*\>W^iur• ': stt r. *u
vSyXft #uooD FAMILY reuqdus
N SJOSBthe "«=•»' «'•«
t l-tttl l»A .«n*rl j» «U. *f» ••••:. th,«
OifiiUa«»wserrcr
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" j It OLOKST reUgloua aawspsper in. this
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hiwa larger cireuiation tban any othefJi eligioun
, thiMi aiiy dttUy.yapsr .with a.
llie* rtWr*hf (Mkr f«!.cr oflts kind! '
Hubscriptibn p»ica t8 o&'a year. ' Specimen
comesstHit on roceipt-of postage swoop. -x. t.
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, T>ALACIi. JKWELIiY . STOKE
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Will !#♦*«W
OHTICIAW, WATC!I»-I«AK* "
«%> »a ANV JEWELER, AND
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>KP. DEALEK iK
HAT«HH JKWKS.nV
Kings, WjOking, Caues,
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Tv( { ttrutfri mitl# .»ii?
r l|iCs Bead
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t ..i.u/, '!»« -A * llif if' ;,. .~,
[ deal in American and Italian
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BarMs Itnands
ancl.HqadstQnes
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•' *'■" «PA. «- a. , era -
(would inform the public that I arp pro
* . pared todo, work as .f .
1 I l(> m IM| V7|».' lUiJe -* 1
Cheap as any yard in
'"•1 j* •' '■'•lW.iS "v ' 'Hi !•» ,(: •
1 -i«w • :*.! •«» i . 9ii*ii •». i j/, i »• ./ •
the State,
> J • I"••»'.*■Mil akmi :»ri
(kl> val -'itr'
ANt>;:tSUAi{A.NTEEWKFECX
•■(iiKt ?hiji
'Parties living at a distance wiU save money
. :by spLdiugJo me for PRtCE LIST and
DRaWImJS. To persons making top
rlub bf Six or iliore, I offer the-''
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•«' ''»••«! * ; ll * '• 'i lift. •.
Most liberal v induce*
ments,
, M .it -tilt 4*i- n- fcr t!j* ' ■,; r
and ****&
kc,, or VibH tnem m peisoa 1
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Any Itilid of marketable produce
taken in exchange for work.
;! 8. C. ROBERTSON,
r'M I I •> URRBNSBORO; ». C.«
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' SCOTT A CALDWELL, .
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- •■>■#**>»■ i'i «■=•« niiww >i*«
a' Associate Counsel.
1 Practices in the courts of' Raldolph and
and adjoining comities.
, Spetdal attention fiven to the celjec
•IWlft. sitoxm ttffT
►*9f • T^ r I " £ £ 2' - JtS-A.'
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At LAST
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There Js a tobacco market in this county.
«:| Mir Smith.
. | 'jit ai'c> a*m Ifi
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4 i»i4 -» >f l>t\* "tsi
' "And *Ur> TUwKJOas, for which
pay the higheet prlecs. *-' J
-n* *U\ith
I' •} VrnfrMf »'3* lit. .»'* 's*■■ >'
y !'rft .fia 1 j
ti! 'r » f"iii
\» tlie Jhn More oW store hguse, and .is fiUcd
» with h
tliey wili self fts rflenp as anybody.
\T] 11iea-k00i» exweyll**;)avl' bay. evervthlngs
fe
- paXroi)4gt*. r Th«s are Jhsr starting In tmrtuess.
and they hope l# •ncoeed, by. at net attcntioa
ond fair dt alinji- They, ask the people to try
' them arid thch" of courec they call judge for
' themselves.
« ; Notwithstanding they, a specialty of
; ' .
L . L Hiff HmtJ \tM *i .ft&'tfj
' j ttm f iu i§nu viu tbml"?*saut dttiM
if f w?
" Ibbfrcco land linio*hide#
'« •» t'| IkiKtllMU Hi '* P" ,'!»► 5» Wi;..(n' f.
'. ■ >« ♦♦.»*( -s •',• .T ' ii
1 ret I hey bn y all kinds of corni try prod nee..
i . TUey *ish ajl to jjxueuibwr that while they
,J fcro specially anxions to.'buy Raw-hides and
Tobdrco, yet tlfey desire id friy /U kinds ! of
l> rod uce.' "'JFliasr intend by rrequffiT orffar ~t6
; fc & fiUp
Oct. 16 1877. Iy.
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" H. C. TEA.GUE, Principal.
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The sixth session of th{a Sf'Tiool will rearer
on 'flie Btb dajf «ifl!ariua'ry 1879, arid cou'tiiure
twenty Tuition frouu®s to ao dolarr i»e
information, ndtlrcsi the Principal,' Kock-Creek
'■ B) '' : r "''' -v' v
LI. W. 'Glenii & Son
'• si *V> iii*t 'U'' ''h*SH Ifj
Keep constantly on hand at their store In
he House, a full stock of
&rass, T»Slet Articles
• TT >B»> • i sal* f
; vn itV.Pt Ui.iii |»ru
1 Paints, Glass, Olieniicals, £ i.»; •
1 . in •/ aX- tc ii£u»a'j4jv»^**i
TRUSSES AND SUP?MEBjv
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and everything. ioUnd in a fisst class Drtg
Store,
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• Atw:.'V- '4nS^WTS*9SSF7Sr?
FRESH AND CHEAP. , A
i. i. .lift i • ,v t.^'Uj
i ; j --■?»•'!' -fa- r art , ; I ,i
illnge nnd i'snsirr fab
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N.lice.
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Higtiost Award at The Cen
tenuiftl.UK
i(M i-Ok.-.ith f»rta r. . •!.. v J
Diploma of Honor and Meda
i'l ; of Merit, to. •
I. .
Grand, Upright & Square
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j J'iD'i/ ii.iijW'-ti'. '7 f''.a;lV'l
PIANOS.
cstAsnsg?
of tone with gteaV o/ foweft
throusrhout the entite. schie, fsultless .ndtiOn.
unsurpassed durability, t aatl, unexcelled
;;rsntfc».
" ,|M ui wll - yl ' .* It* ti!" I
t, »»tJ ar'J*?nl oa* at "t|
A.Targe Variety of Second-hand "Pianos, *'
. of fcii makers," ceSnH4n«y i* stohj, and rang
!' T oih L&tri. 4atAm
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1. ■! ttgta t>ncerffrdift •« ttt MOO.
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{ We are also Sole Agents for the SbHthern
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> iif.r. oil States ol f»iil». yj ,1
i ■»;iu n V iWrf*' Tff* -ill (►'VHI la
MiUcifa"
f, | " I'i-* s;j> #j
Organs,
1 4lit iu tiV-fM? ;«• K'iNfllF ■
The Best now made,
11' f»aHn )Q[ - nvawia ai.
"i-' - .teiil* M
, A MR supply of every styJeconstantly la
ro[ n^. a^™axa u cm.oS?i..
Pianos-and Organs, address
I CMAS. M. BTJEFP,
No 9 N. Liberty Street,
BALTIMORE, MO.
■w' lv stwil "va it?
i' Wb' ' * "P* ' 1 - &&'* , . it* i . 4
a- - ' A" "* •»!* t*-J . ? #4? Ini»'
Cheap! cheap!!
As Asslflmees of Qaniel Worth, bankrupt, we
we now selling his large
Stock of Goods
|. J I** 0-.-'A9- VW?W'> « );> r
I at prices so low that all fhtrst be induced to buy.
H These goods
Must be Sold
i i „ _£■ r ST;
! and turned into money ai once, -without regard
to their cotf. The stock is and consists
of almost everything usually found in a general
store. It will pay all I•> examine for themselves
and get such articles -*h they may need while
I thoy liavo an opportunity, to do so at the low
; prices now put upqg them.
Cash Down
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■ f frxAhlmirT - ■
• Is the necessary terms. The entire stock mail
f be closed' out. >. , ~ _ .
" Heady-made Clothing, Drt Goods, Hardware,
Boots and Shdei, Hats, notions, -Crockery,
4, Ladies flats, and very many other articles, ail
put d'owri to prices' ; that wfll sell them right
away. .
' *- J*Jd. WORTH .
July 10th 1878. J. A. McCAULET.
' , ; Assignees
,
I propose to furnish the Graham ftnd Com
pany Shops market with nice .fresh beef at
WjKS * Seef seil will do
well to Tct me know. *rf-
I will be at Compakt Shops on
Monday and Friday
-'•ittcjt ink*)! flsti -ifj > l'i t •
, venlngs of each weok, and at Giuiiaii on
Ot.fqM M4* IvyjfUWi V.l ;
wis .»)»•»»*■ '•>#» -» ,in,iif:.»
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
I ""l u> xfi wm* trr-utT . rjj ...
, • '»•»« ,ji%# Jtmt ,U»,tfiiimrj *m-
mornings of e&efc-week* oertetn,
A. A. ANDREWS'
June 4. if. -nUtYb-wp-iii
[• m
Farmer Friend Plows at SCOTT & DON
NELL'S. {if ,
i Do yon know where to.huy made mad*
clothing? Why. at Company Shops, from
' •3. Q. CANT & CO.
- the ffi W lO ^ 8? U ° t0
J. Q, GANT A CO.
Wa-atiobuc jour wife a dress? You can find
anything-you wantgdUig to, .^^
Thi i is the time to fix for cantilbg frtilt. '
bavn t'gol Wb'jars and cane. You can get
wjwtjjm WMtftop ■ « rtAlh . &co
Toolfe ar* seeded fh>- darpeliterio£ and work on
the farm. I'ou «au he suppUM by
Bound to have shoes iid*o ?
them wheie thev are cheapest aud° best. Go S fo
the*ydlow stftre ai (Jo . ! 6h6b&/*"
J. 4: GANT & CO.
family groceries area cof
fee ana wolassqs can t.fce doue without. Ceu
eernlng these art.cles enju tei
Can you spare anythlrjg off the farm? Take I
to the Shops to ' ii
J Q. GANT A 00.
1 ....I >l. .in ■ 11.4) m . r»iiII..VI jm.inrt
»N 1 UEi'IIOBITKCOtItT,
•I'liMi r ,b ,Vf j*f£ nnitZt fi»,
■ * U sill /tl m*fc£ .1
Alamance Cn.l r j,
- ' . ifitljsspli A Jk »W' k %
• ') : iiill'i iJi r ' : *
■ln the maUw ckf the last win) mm/to
and fastament of Win. M'ells. f caveat to will
i. In this matter It appearing to the satisfaction
, df the court that Solottfoff Wells one of th«*
ajafsMgmwiiR «SAU.
notice of this > caeiKtfJbd mkde npop the faht
■ Graham, wetttrtyfoivAix sutewWve weeks. And
tl>at he a"puau and . show cause why mid will:;
expiratirtn- ofsaid'tlnss judgment shall be had
pro cpyyfrssoms to
Done at office this 24thi
•Tune 1878.
C. B .C.WMii.X
Scoll & Donnell
fi-hn- -f* **' t 4tuU-tC
1 .f -mfe i''in sJwifli''t
>*/y l *ie w> ■xt n . •»« i i
Graham N C
'ihfio at .'••1 iJJxi
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b I-rl ha >-iy§tfK
- iiv. i Mii w nt
ah* 'I fej^oc*»iif tx ?' :r
XoV;
I » -ll' NAi.-r, TIOI AS- ' .*« IM
. i ti,'.' .-W r%
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Stiff P &€> AO.
II } i) /'* {} i) * > 'inij Alitntaac© Cmmm y ~;
Joseph Tatei Rufffß F. Mitchell wd wife
Martraret and others. ««'f
vs
, Willjam TeUy James Tate, Heirs at law of ,
James Tate, names,numbers, sexes snd r
dence unknown, heirs at la\V ofQriffith Tate
, , nrflffw, ntrtibers, sexes and residence unknown
and there W who are entitled
under the wfll of-Joseph Tate who
described in petition for partition. The real
property Mas been sold and the comaiteioner
has made hie repprt, and • motion tor confir
mat ion is now pending: and if objection thereto
[ Lin ill thi'ngs be confirmed; and title directly t
t 1.. ~, t r» ilin niirfhfliiT .Umm) aI nfUita
low IHBUB »v inffpirwiMir. viucc
in Graham this the Bth of
J ££l
A 4*.# Off
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