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lHLltSDAY. DECEMBER 20. lhS.i.
.LOCAL UGOai)S,
fof Mehhy Ciiiiistmas!
ST" The shortest days of the your.
a?" The end of the Christinas tur
key ilraweth nigh.
Kir See the advert isnnient of Union
Academy, one of the best schools in
the county.
. 17"' e ,T , . .
I Oo oI5ynn.n &IIradens for
your Chris mas Goods, ihey have
a full supply.
1ST Pay your subscription before
the year closes, and don't begin the
new year in (b bt for vour paper ! , , 0 7
, . . I A ItooiiAi'i'oiNTMENT. Among those
" The popping of lire-crackers ' who were so fortunate as to obtain
and the tooting of tin horns rejoice th appointments at the organization of
the irrepressible small boy. j Congress was our former townsman,
.... Mr. . II. Cowan, who was appointed
IB" We are indebted to Mr. J. It. ' first assistant disbursing clerk of the
Milliken for some of tlie whi! est ! House of Representatives. Tho sal
honey that we have ever seen. , ary is $2,175 per annum, and it is
.... - ui!e a responsible position iuvolving
JWRead announcement of Pitts- the annual disbursement of three or
boro' Scientific Academy, whose uc- , four hundred thousand dollars. We
eomplished Principal has no superior congratulate our friend on his good
in the State. j luck, and doubt not that he will make
... 'i'T't i tt ii j a most clhVient ol'ieer.
6r Mr. David A. Jones, of Hadley ()
township, killed a wild t urke.y. a few I Ao.-idestk.1a few days ago as tho
days ago, whose beard was ten and (.(Ilstm,tioll tmin uu tI0 GbR & y.
a halt inches long. ' V. railroad was conveying the con-
K-0.ir vomi.r townsman, Mr. T
A. Hanks, who went to Texas a few
months ago, has returned and thinks
"there is no place like home.''
IS?" As will bo seen by Mr. Olive's
advertisement he is making u splen
did lot of furniture. Encourage home
enterprise by patronizing him.
erT W. T. Curt and J. A. Gunter
passed through our town to-dav with
87 head of beef cattle for Virginia, j on the shoulder and arm by a falling ' tn(J 'u. ,,,, j es.)0(.t, Santa Claus
Chatham is noted for her beeves. jlimb, dislocating the former and , Ui ' IV .. ,. uaj visit and fill our
btt v 1t " t , ibr,kiahelattpr. i en: i't v stocL.'.g full of good things,
-Hardm, Bros A: Co. have on j While IV. William Burns ms,,,, ,, .Iocs not disapi)oint us. But,
hand a nice lot of Luggies. Jerseys, 'riding, a few daysago, he was painful- ( r jjt,,,. We should not abuse
Ac., also a lot of mm and two horse ; ly hurt on the leg by the falling of : h,.'s0 )(j things yvhich our Heaven
Wagons, which will be sold chciq. his horse. j ly Fut)ler all()W us to him Wuilo
for cash. j , " l) I it is allowable for us to rejoice and be
tST The New
Machine, No. 7-
l,...i.M... S,.S,,.r
...........
-i ne nest., suninesi.
liiditnRt. riinninc. most eoiunlete innl
cheapest Machine, for sale bv W. II.
n " : p . . ' ... ..
Leonard.
HSTWIien fires are so prevalent
every man ought to have his build
ings insured. See advertisement of
the North Carolina Home Insurance
Company.
s"Mr. John W. Hatch has had his
f i . .i I , i
Alercliiinr Nulls Minnimr i r n in i ci I
and is now lireiiared to grind both
i i .i
l"l""" ,w i;""" ""i"
meal and flour in the best manner
aud without delay.
WMr. J. B. Goodwin, of New
Hope townahip, killed an eagle last
Wflsk that measured 6 feet and 0
inches from tip to tip. The nails on
its claws were two and three-quarter ;
inches long.
, rZ .
iw A. U joues aiiuoiiiiees 10 ins
many friends and customers that he
keeps ft choice selection of Fancy
Groceries, Confectioneries. Canned
Goods aud everything good to eat.
Cull and taste.
si?" Why such u rush at London's
storo ! It is because he has such a
splendid stock of Holiday goods and
is offoring such splendid Bargains in
them, and other goods You will do
waII to trira liim il -itl nt. otii-e. All-
M,..r W.,u w ..f ,, rce. iv.,1 last
r.:i,i
! August Term, 1774, is the following:
WTOiip of the pleasantest places , "C.;iK.tEi. That the Rates of the
to visit in Raleigh is Mr. Fred. A,seve:ai Onlinary Keepers in this
Watson's store, which resembles an ' county bo as follows, to-wit :
art gallery. You will there ibid :i West India Kum, by the pint, 1
large aud splendid assortment of ; shilling; New England Rum, 8 pence;
uicture frames, window shades.
cornices, easy chairs, house orna
ments &c.
VarCall and see one of those light
running "Domestic" sewing ma
chines. London is offering them
very low. They are the best ma
chine made and will make your w ifo
clothiiifir. Cloaks, Jerseys and other
woolen goods. Special Bargains in
Blankets.
A Skvf.reCut. A few days ago Mr.
Henry Hinshaw, of Albright town
ship, cut his leg (between the knee
and ankle) with an axe, aud inllicted :
,J. ,),(.... ., ..,.fl. iWllll'IU
B " ' i ; 1 shilling ; Hot dinner, with beer or
present. London is lenng special j imi,, 4 pence; Cold din
inducements to Cash Customers. A (.u.e 1Jl,.llk1fllsli j uhMing.
grand mark down in ready mado : r , . 1 ,wli f..n.. i0.i
quite a severe wound. o
L, . I Stock Lw Election. In accord-
Ekfkcts of Quinine. There h ')rawitl, lt pi titioiipreHcntedtothe
lady in this place who is very lecu-; t.liuut y t.01nmisHit,11,.18i at a apecitti
liarly affected whenever she takes a m.eti" ., OI, iaftt Tuesday, an
dose of quiuine. It causes her skin ; ,.;,.; W!ls or,icred to be held on
to peel off in largo flakes and Fo-!h(lls,th lUv of jamltll-y at mgg.
duces an itching seusatioii. i bee's Store, in Williams township,
nT"" 'H ' ra i i for the purpose of establishing tho
Christmas Tkee.-A Christmas tree! k itliii th(j tm.it 4
Will be given, on Christmas Eve. to . Mnbl,u.ed in tho flowing
the Sunday s,-l,ool at Mt. 1 leasant ,,,. inos:
church, m BaM - ui township, ihere . ..Colul'wu.iaff at ft point wbcre the
Will also be a disp ay .f hre-wor,;s stwk aw odiition liue
and we doubt not it will be a most f((lcla,s G,,)VC Fum', uear Dr.
enjoyable occasion. j j,, u sv.M.lV rxmnm,r HO as to in-
CnvsoESiNRKSiPF.NCEs. Mrs.RC ! elude the said -Grove Farm', to E.
Adney has rented her residence to ; Atwater s lino ; thence East with
to the Rev. Moses Baldwin. ! J' Atwater s line by the North end
Mr. James Moore, having purchas-'. 'f I;i-ewi-r place to the South line of
ed the dwelling opposite the Baptist J- Atwater a lands to tho public
church, has improved it and will soon Alhun Stone s corner ,
occupy it thence with said road to the Chapel
Cant, Exlinehas rented the '-Hanks" , ' I'emrington's mills;
house, and moved in. j tllt "w Oh said road to the fork of
New Post Omen. A new post
office, named Petty, has been estab
lished in this county three miles from
here on the road to Moncnre. Mr.
A! vis Pettv has been am minted the
noHtmaaten This makes 48 nost !
offices in Chatham, a larger number
thwi in any other county in the State
except Randolph, which has C2
offices.
' "K'sikk Skttmno. Sheriff Brewer
; went to Raleigb this morning for
the purpose of settlinir our State
purpose ot settlinir our maui
taxes, which amount to the suru of
7,S;1(i.7(i ()n llccount of tjie tliX.
pavers lwiviiitr ho slowly this year it
. ; lias kept tin- sheriff quite busy col
.icctuig tins ninount.
o
A Sid Cask. On last Tuesday
fourteen year old white boy. named territory lies contiguous to that em
Richard Mills, was brought here by j braced in the Pioneer Stock Law
deputy sheriff Wiley Goodwin and Association which has enjoyed the
committed to jail on the charge of j benefits of the stock law for live years,
stealing a gun from Joseph Yarbor-jand the citizens of the proposed dis
ugli. We are informed that this
, boy is the eldest of the three children
1 of a woman who lives in great desti-
Ullwn in X(?w township, and
t ,.,,,, Un.
less the other children are taken from
her they will all become the inmates
of some prison.
. tn l" '", " .M1"" le " ' iu uiyUl
me rear car, in w hich about 75 con
victs were confined, broke loose from
the train, ran off the track and
fell down an embankment, but for
tunately no one was killed. Several
convicts were somewhat bruised and
a section hand. Willis Adcock, had
his leg broken.
Mr. Robert Beal, of Hickory Moun
tain township, while cutting down
; tree, one day last week, was stricken
" . " U.M.wu... ,-.. uy
Hs ai t Wee. tlie new bridge at
. :o : ii...i 1 :..
. V. I . , . . .
lor irave . ir is ioriunate inai u
was finished before Christinas
as
d. .ens of wagons are every day going e iu('lul,,e to c.xot,HS. ' E A man :
to Ualdgh am crossing Haw liver at k WMJ, Sl,1)01.ftnd enjoy these bless
that point, which otherwise would ir .. 1 1 ..... i.,ti,,l
I ha to go some distance out of their
; way. i ;.c new image is a nrst-ciass
'structure, bemir a covered lattice
Ii...;.i. i ...;..i, ....i ;n
' 1 1 1 most substantial maimer and out
i . , . , , , ,
..i' 1 1... I . .., ..,..1 K, Tt, I l..,,..tl.
. ...
iioiii aouiiiienr 10 aimimcni is
; feet, and its cost exceeds by several
i hundred dollars the sum '($2,500)
j appropriated for building it. The
j county commissioners met there yes
, terd.iy, and, after a thorough inspec
tion, 'formally received tho bridge as
haviiiir been built accordinir to cou-
I 0
j T.WKliX Cil.M'.IIS.
We notice that
)eral of our State papers are pub.
I !i lu'ws "?' W"B
l- 1 , . .1.1
I i. i.ii, i.-.i iiirn tn. i. imiTi .niivre
I regulated lb" prices charged by tho
i ki t-; ers of inns or taverns. We had
I supposed ilia this fact was too well
known to be considered news. Some
of those old regulations appear now
l adays as being very peculiar. Among
i tin-old records of the county court
, of Chatham may be found many orders
i relative to the ( )rdinarvs." as the
! inns or taverns were sometimes call
'ed. For instance in the minutes of i
'Good reach Brandy, 8 pence; Apple
I Braii ly. S ponce; Whiskey, (5 pence ;
j Crab Cyder, by the quart, 6 pence;
'All other kinds of Cyder, 4 pence;
'Bottle of Bristol Beer, 2 shillings, 8
j pence : Gallon Madeira Wine, Hi shil
lings; Tencrief Wine, 14 shillings;
I Quart of oats or corn, 2 peueo;
Stalilage witii todileror Hay per uignt,
night, 4 pence."
Tho above sounds quaint to the
modern citizen ami excites the wish
to have the rates of our modern
hotels regulated by tho courts, and
il n'so indicates that our ancestors
uovt
ate without drinking.
i roilll lll'ilt O . li. i luiuiun mi-liver
. :.t. !. l... t ut. i
ll.ll UK" IUH11V HMKE AJJ..,
church: thence running HO as to in-
i i i m n i i V
t-lUite it. il. UaV, I'.llielt "Ole, Vt. Hi.
111. II, ,im W (. I Vile li IJ Cole anil
Uklliaill, . V.. toil, J. J. voiu BJiu
. lliritt; tlieiice wiiu puonc roaa
until it i-eacbcs Emily Strowd's lauds,
( including said lands and a J)iut of
i V. F. Strowd's farm, and with W.
F. Strowd's lane to Albert Bowden'a,
'including Bowdeu, and following J.
jl'il-til . "w,l .ill"". w tm
J J. Feaning
Stork Law
i A. Snipes s
igton's line to tlie Pioneer
iav Associat ion's fence near
: A. hmpes s tlience witn the snnl J'10-
, neer Stock Luw Association's fence
, to the first nninod point."
Xlio followinir
- point
J. lu.
water,
a W. F
Strowd, poll-holders. Thin
trict are so much pleased with their
neighbors' experience thut they now
wish to profit by it and enjoy the
benefits of the same law. This is
another proof of our oft repeated
assertion that the stock law is popu-
lar wherever tried.
A Fanner's Letter.
Pkdi.vu's Him., Dec. 17, '83.
Edit, in Rkcohd: As Christmas is
close at hand, we old folks, as well as
the young ones, are bginning to feel
merry. Hog-killing is now the order
of the dav. and what a good time we
will have out here in the country,
feasting on sausage, spare-ribs ami
craekliii'' bread. Bv the way, Mr
Hv tl.n imv Mr
Editor, you town folks don't know
how we country folks enjoy life.
Some of you may suppose that we
are dragging out a miserable exist
ence shut off from all that is desir
able or worth living for; but how you
are mistaken. Why, sir, we some
times feel like one of old: "I am
monarch of all I survey ; from the
center all round to the sea, I am
lord of the fowl and the brute." We
have plenty of elbow room and cnu
swing around as much as we please
aud get in no one's way ; and then
such good eatings and so independ
ent and so happy, we sometimes con
clude that we are in the right way:
the way our Creator intended we
should travel ; aud, then, what lots
gt fllll II, 111 lllllllMOIII.lllf Wtt lllLVf. IVI1C1I
i i.:ui,.lu ,.,,. wn t.iik nlmnt it
clim.ful nlKl ,rAi WC Should Hot 111-
i duli'e to exe'ss.
Let us be prudent,
Young man, old
I discreet, sum-Ill
mau. avoid the intoxicating nowi.
wi,.,t ., ,,;i,. ti...t ...nni. .if ,,mi, iwi.i.
we should. My Chrismas greeting
t() Y((U ftlul all . 1.
L...i.: i.
tnouim
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The farmers in this section have
i i. n .1 I
sown larirciv oi M in unuii uuu umc
I . o ' . . o
naa a trooii wine on sucuuik mni
trood time for
favorable weather for bringing up
the grain. It is mostly up and a tine
stand.
We are verj proud of our railroad,
i mean the v. X l. . ltoad. a;
you are aware it is progressing rap
idly and we are beginning to realize
that it will be a great blessing to this
part of our country, that it has
stirred our people to more energy
and enterprise and will bring thrift
aud capital. We are expecting a
Idt-not at Jones' crossing and a con
iiu
. ...
siderablo village and place of trade
We have heard of several business
men who an; coming to this place
soon. Some buildings are already
going up.
I was one of the favored ones you
inentionetl in your last paper who
had received fish (German carp) from
the iish coiumissioner at Raleigh, Mr.
Worth, and now that I have them I
hardly know what to do with them.
They are so small I was almost afraid
to turn them loose in my pond lest
I should see them no more. I desire
information about them : how to treat
them most successfully, what to feed
tnenion, ami now lo eaten ineiu wnen
large enougli lor uso. i an tney no :
caught with a hook ? I hope somo :
of your readers will give the desired :
information through your paper soon. !
As it is now 10 o'clock P. M. or 22 j
o'clock by tho new method I will i
bid you good right. I
James Jr. Uivks,
THE MARKETS.
Iti-linrtFil fur The Kixhiud by
NORRIS, W YA IT .V TAYLOR,
O ICO, KltH & COMMISSION MKKCII ANTS.
No. 3 Exolmngo -inil No. 5 Martin Sin..
ItALKlllU. N. O.. UiVI-lllbl-r 1H. IK3.
COTTONS! A ltKET:
(IikmI MliMlliie, . . 'JV
Ml,l,llln, . . V
Slrl.-l I.i.w MlilJlui!. 1 Vk
Sin: in,
wiioi.EsA'..- ':ooi:nv maukf.t.
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IrKi. V liurrcl,
Swot.
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Liw ! - I Drli-,1 lV.i.-hon,
Bi .-t rclliii-d, 12 I iMi.-il Apiiles,
Fnmlly. in iCi.nv... HiiWX
Corn. rowi Siicnr
Vfwl. 7 .vi mi Vi-llnw. rti 8 :-4
rimir. N. C. r.iin Orniiiilntini.
v i
Mnlmwn I lliitu-r.
Culm. CJ Kbm, 15" i; i i
Knrl Mim, Xi I r..rn, ft-ilO
Cinnina w 1 n-)-f, OS '
llnKKlni!. - 10S131, I OlilrkMw, 85fTi:io
Tien, tic-w. Rrrnw Ipor Imx) 11 "S :
nlil, u-r l.iiu 1 35 ;
V Thow. )rliK An- tur Inriro IdIh, '
New Advertisements.
HXECCTORS' NOTICE. HAV- i
i- tag qunlltloil an tlio iyiiiom of Tlmmm S. !
Dnwil, dnt'iiM-l, w hi-n-liy irlvo noiloo lo nil r
M,n lioliliut; Hnlmii npilnut i-nlil ilxi-nli-nl to - i
1)11,0 tliom 1. 1 us on or boforo Hio awh ilnyot
lmnilt-r, iwil. JOHN A. liOWO,
no. , it3..-omt w . u. uo v,
OHM ACADEMY,
MALE AND FEMALE,
LAMP.SYILLE, X. C.
ThtstnHlliuil.il In i.lraannlly slluato.1 In Cliat-
ham i-ouiiiy. mnr ilia Oiaiiin- lino, In a v.-rf
haalttiy a-lloii.if i-niniry. about Ualf way botwoon
BnliMwvlllo anil l.tmlntvlllp.
TllB llllnl SWl
SosKi-.n will nimmaii.- tlie 14th of i
January, nw. ami c.tinuui. wikn un.lor tho
Hr.-otl,'i) of n.ini mt fori of liwiru.-tora.
Th.-soliavlng.lautfliipraii'iHniiilan.l.lMlrlngilipmj
lo laxo ii--,iuh in Miiu:aro,.m-n-.i iwini iiiuu,
in(i)ii Th( ,,,,,, wl 1m unrtr 1P ,nn
Ilrtw
tlnn of flvo ToHi-ln-r. TuUI"n trm it v ri r
tnonili. ai-.-..r.liii! t hiu.II.-h. V.-al Miu-l.- nn-1
IViuinaiinlilp 'Hi-. Il-wir l .-an lisliml at rpaM.nalile
rales In wl ramlllw n.-ar by.
for tunlior 1)ilirmtl..i api.ly to Hie TrliK-lpal.
E. J. POWELL. Principal.
Belle Voir, Chatham Co., X. C.
Doc. 1KS3.
1 lwJ 1 u 1 fil..,fi ; 1 ! x,mi., ui """'"J " , ITIii,M,nl lin-i hail ninny your 'll,i-rlonr
.lo uoiusani uution, uz.A. I j .iisbursomentH. showim all the ."ii. m1i..i..i r..r .n.-.. mn r..r t.uu
L'trsbeo. registrar, and lu. . At- i ... u .1... 1. i ..t '"'"i. .' min-r.-un vinrm
k -i.r 4 11 1 1 , 1 HUHiuuia u-uuno, uj tuo uuaui ui vi,in, nn.i n, i'iiiiin-1111,1 iiihi,,n,'M n-iiir
H . C. Cole, A. JMibanks, and coimuj8Si0UerB 0f Chatham county. 1 1W "f "'""i""""'. " a i.iu
County Statement
In ArroiuuNCE with Section 7o2 of
The Conn I hereby ecrtify that the
following is a true mid correct state-!
inent, for the year ending November ,
L. R. Eimne, Clerk.
Continued from last week.
FOK THK POUK AHD FOOll-UOlIBK.
T.
.rt. .... ' Tkiimh: I'rlmnry pIivkh fin per tiTm, FiikiImIi
J. (trilllll, 9 OlMllcoursu An Ikiii ir Mulmu LiuiKuai;.- or
W. S. Griffin, . . .
J. W. Griffin, . . .
Petty & Caudle,.
Green Phillips,.
O. S. Poe
2!) 15
9 00
7 GO
24 00
70 :w
330 11
55 41
8 00
81 50
1 50
100 70
1 (iO
7 50
10 00
C2 30
5 10
45 81
2 00
10 00
K (10
35 05
173 50
Hi8 40
9 00
5 01)
30 00
32S 02
7 45
7 0(1
10 00
: Bymiiu & Headen,.
Dr. H. C. Jackson,.,
A. J. Lett
W. O. Farrell, . . ,
Wm. Bland,
J. T. Farrell,
Jacob Sutton, . . ,
J. W.Taylor,...,
.V ,",l,t!
j i ?T-,''
j IV "'-'
J. Y. Atwater,. . ,
,,;','
ve 'l.ojsu-
i "ine Hicnarusou,.
R. M. Burns
S. W. Brewer,
W. H. Hatch
W. L. London
C. Y. Murdock,
David Taylor,
A. T. Lambeth
J. W. Poe
R. J. Hatch & Son,..
J. D. Womble,
Edward Phillips,.
Benjamin Thompson, 12 35
J. B. Harris 19 75
W. P. Hadley 28 (10
Peoples Bros 1 80
Mrs. L. C. Wotnblo, 31 55
R. W. Bland, 43 54
F. Farrell 10 00
John Bland 22 50
John A. Pugb 51 74
Henry Clegg 3 00
M. G! Elmore 15 50
Isaac Headen 39 34
P. N. Poushee 7 90
Norris, Marcom Ac Griffin,. . . 1(J 95
Peseud, Lee & Co., 2 51
Total, S2U108
MISCKM.ANKOUS.
J. O. Rencher, Attorney's fees
and extra services,
L. R. Exline, Clerk to Board
and money paid out,
II. A. London. Printing
Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
Book. &c,
S. W. Brewer, Tax Books for
1S83
State of North Carolina, Sta
tionery for County,
W. L. London, Serving on
committee on township lines
and stationery
J. H. Tysor, assessing lands,
Carson Johnson, "
G. W. Thompson, " "
G2 00
555 80
30 SO
35 29
18 25
31 84
4 10
12 00
12 00
12 00
10 00
12 00
10 08
12 00
12 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
12 00
12 00
8 00
10 1)0
9 00
12 00
j i vt
J. (.1 A. Loach, "
L. F. Baldwin, "
J. I). Moore, "
W. S. Guntor, "
T. W. Gattis, "
J. E. Perrv,
J. M. Mcl'ver,
J. F. Gilhlaud,
J. F. Rives, "
John Brewer, "
F.ilu-nr.1 I'liilliiia
j ' jj Carter, "
! w. jy Harrin'"ton '
J. j. Goldston, ' "
j j x. Brooks "
j jr Clei'g, "
. jj Mef'er, "
I j. J3 Guthrie) "
j H Sears, "
; y. p, Hadley, "
: y. G. Murchison "
; M. Self, '
j Wonmck "
! g Atwater "
i Pearson, "
8 00
12 00
10 00
8 00
12 00
8 00
0 00
0 Ot)
10 00
12 00
0 00
8 00
10 00
16 00
10 00
20 00
15 00
18 00
Hi 00
10 00
18 00
16 00
j j L,ulPi
J. N. Green, Listinor Taxes,
A. J. Riggsbeo, " "
J. E. Bryan, " "
'J. D. Brasington, " "
! W. S. l'etty,
1 T. B. Farvar, "
j J. A. Gilliland,
i E. L. Tysor, " "
, C. E. Johnson, " "
' W. A. Lineberry, " "
in imp
J. r. Ausley, " "
J. W. Calder, "
N. S. Clark, Serving on com
mittee on Township linos,
Hi 00
1G 00
2 00
C. R. Scott, Computing Taxes, 47 82
W. II. Hatch, " " 40 02
Thos. A. Pugh, " " 20 78
Win. F. Fonsheo, Qualifying
Magistrates, 0 7.1
Total,
$1377 35
iorNTT rvvn.
T'ltnl Amount nf .ir.l-ri, Kiiie.! hj the
County CwmiulH..ii'm iluriiiK tlie
n, nl Vdar on, Mm; Nor 30ih, IMS,
Jury II, ki-iH mll,
Wltunw ll, kui unltl.
IH.l.-w -J1 ;
i Tdtnl rxpiiHi-n.
Totnl nHtAlniiilliife tn,li-t)te.luoHt outr-M
of oourl-lioutie ln.ii.lri.
ASSETS.
Amount nf tnx- lovlod on irnprty nnd
k-II for 1HKI,
Mo'Olinntu iuri-hna tax,
MarrlnKo l.lroui-fM,
Jury funil lax,
Dui-ou HnrrlH JuilKniont,
Pup on Wllllnnm Juilitmont (annul)
Dufi fta rent for courl-UoubA unices.
.ii..
M nn
Total,
Surplus lo (Intra? County exponani,
SflllHiL FUNO.
lio.am nr. '
9i, m n I
' Puo on taxi-t. of 1HA3,
I Lorlo.1 f..r lHbl),
tVllH l
Total,
cornT-iiorsK fcjid.
Amount of ,-,,ii,,ii ouintanillng,
Amount lovltnl t,.r ia3.
to.Mio nn
1.6M iffl
Ami. of In.li-liUvlnonH aftnr March 1, 'M, 7,844 00
Only tills amount Is duo In Uils yoar.
FURNITURJE!
All ronK In no.nl of Funilture will do woll to ,
call nii'.n II. c. oi.ivk, Ami, n. a. wholnpnKnsM
. in tlin nininifa.-lurn of pvrry thing inxyldd lu tills
i lino. Al-, niakcn a HtH-olHllly of Coflliis.
Prlucc tnk.-n lu exi-hanue.
H. C. OLIVE, !
j ai-ez, k. c. j
! ). llW.-Jui.
PitlSW SWiSC ACaleiDL
"
FOR HYS AND OIRLM.
O. Is. lKrV-OIV, li-iiiiiiti
frm; si-hinu ti:um i ihhiiiiiii.hi u-em
illlit8 llfn.
nro iru.
Y'liini; l'11c rnn linnrd in jilfAsnnt tnuilllna,
Anil tuny (tir."iu Mu'r nul Uic orimiiiouiftl
lirsin'lioK. ai 1..W rn:i !. 11. k-u 1 1' .11 nnl OiUsihiTi
I''b, liy nn ni'i:iiiltKlii'il Imly Ifinliur, wliliuui
ciirrrt I'lmrii''.
1 "a,,ti. 'litlns.'iil I'lmrtjii 1.
mt lilMiitli. 'I'hi wholi rpi'imo uf lttiuiil find
Tuil l.n nivil 11 il ix I t.'iil In fiiO per ni'H-il'iii.
Itl-riMVlKfH 1 1 1 ' UK U I Ulf SUl'f. Ail'IPWH till1
Plilli'lpill, C. H. IlKNSON.
lux. iu. 1HH3. lm. l iitdiM.r.r, N. C.
FIllE! FIRE!!
YOUS. DWELLITia
Is ill danger of being BURNT any
day or night. It costs but little to
insure it
K0RTI1 CAROLINA
HOME INSBMCE COMPANY.
All classes of buildings insured
at reasonable rates, and all losses
promptly paid. Be prudent and
insure in time!
Be warned by the burnt buildings
of your neighbors!
H. A. LONDON. Agent,
PiTTsuono', N. C.
pMPinlwr !io, lHK3.-flm
CHATHAM COUNTY.
Ml Vernon Sprinscs Acaflemy.
Si'linlimili' yiw fmni In' TiH's.l.iy In Anu'iisl tn ln.it
Tlmriiiy In M.iy. wlili iih- ui'ikaieiiilHiniii!) Ii.ilt-
,ny. r.Hir ia;hm ii'i I 'in irln rs. Tin;,iii, Kiik-lixh
J. Hi. p.T iti'.iit li . I.:uij;ii;ii:i, fiii-li, fl.mi. it,.'ir,t
S,M. Wt- i.,ini nn'iui ni'iM inr Mi.in- Hint
wIMi tn h..,n ,1 ilii'ni-i lvi's, iiu,l lii iii'i' ml vn nl.-i-,-i
f,,r nil. T!i-,i""umi aii.ln:iiii,ii, nifirii; ' niliilng.
Kur ,nrili'iil,iri.iuianvH o. r. KliWMtlis,
1(. 1'. .IOHNSON,
iJi-c. 1:1, 1hh:i. l-i-lii.-liia.il.
Pleasant Lolne Acaflemy,
Male and Female.
Sprlni! Si-mm,.ii in-clii .tiiniuiry 8ii-l. 1"S4. All
Uu- liran'-lif latiL-lr In n UrM-Hu?. Viul.-my, Willi
n i-,.iiil,.-i.- lil'sis ,.ss eiU Hsi:. Tin, Imu Lull,)
tn.'iii'l in, -mi li.'iiutiful 1',,'nMiin In Ct-iiTiil Norilt
('..ixltiiii. ln'niin,-ii!al iiiiihI,. Oiv'ali Oullur.
V.k-hI iiiti.i, an,! e.-niniiii-Hip 1 i.lJ'. Iioiii-, 1,
wHKliitii;. iiu-l mi, I lliilns, fi'. (i i.. 7,iki mt in. .nth.
l-'.ir Uin-uinr i.,,Ii-it
T. M. ROP.F.RTSON. Prin'l.
Long's Mills. N
Dm. 1, im. 2m.
C.
IMPOHTAHT SALE.
lly vlrui,-i".f niiiti-'t'liy v.'Hlf-l In im- liy mi -.r-li-r
I .r i-i.iirl in Hi,- 1-,-w ,n .1 M. Mi-Iv-t vi. Jiim. M.
roiiMl tiii,i i.i'i.-ci, -ti,iiii; in i unilinni siimr.,r
..lift I Ulllr.-llnt pillill,- niK-lluli, t" lli llltflimt
l,l,,lrr, lit llni rinirl-li,.iiM. ,,.r In tin- tuwii of
I'lttklKir.', ..ii MMMHV, I in-inry "Hi. Ihit, tin-trin-t
i.f lnii.1, Im 1 1-1 lit?, mills, Hx. nr.-.-. A:,-., r-liuu-ii-.
on li--.-. Itlv.-r nt lli- otili nii,l ku,wu ns tin
UI I.K MII.I.S.
Tkhm: ,.ii. ililr. .-noli, ,,ii-'-llilrJ In six m-'U'lia
itml i.iii' llilril In iw.-lv.- in .n'li-.. II. .11,1- n-inlr. ,
lii-nrliiKltiliTi'-i fr,,in ,;ii,,,,r nl,iui'l ilili- i-iwrvi-J
until tin invini'iit r nil ihc ;,ur,-lini- im.iii'v.
T. li. WOMAt.Mi,
I'oiiimissiouei-.
Di-o. 1:1, issa. is,..
f AND SALE. BY VIRTUE OF
I A mi i-xi-.-iiil'.n l.iinl 1 r. -in lli-S,i-rl..r.-,.iiri
11I Clinilinni ivnniy. 1 will m-II m p ill. M.- .nu ll,, 11
1 f,,r .-ii-li, n! In in liiiii-.-i,i,,i- In !'i.il.,ir..', i-ii
1 MoNliAY Uu-itli-lny ,,i inn 1 iry. isl, a ir.n l ..f
j Inn, I In nall .-,.iinty ehaili'ini. lyl Hi n KIi'h
I l-n-t.-k. l,lj.llllHK On- . .tlt-s'"-., I .f C. .1. Itri-i-n, llni
1 Innil.H ,.l i:i'iii'.-l Si-ai-.i an, I ,.ilirr, i-,,ntn'.nlni.' lim
- i hitch. 111, in- r I,-, an, I i-vj.-,i m nnu w-i'l ns 1 ho
; pri'iii-Ny nt bnlil C. I. Um-n
s. . iiui.ii.ut snoriir.
Ut-i;. ft, lsKl, Ly .1. i. KM1.11 1', i..- Uiy
McMILLAH BROTHERS,
FAYETTEYILLE, N. C.
! HllV0 jn si,,,.; mo Cooking Stoves for
both wood and coal, which we are
selling at Manufacturers' prices. Also
a large stock of pieced and stamped
TIN-WAllK, STOVK I Il'KS alld KITES. (i.M.
VANIZKD IIVSSIX nil.l i-OVMOX S!l'.:i:T-HtON,
1 shkkt coi'rr.ii. soi. m r, m-.
j It will rejmy any onu in wnnt of
I these goods to call and see our slock
and prices.
! Five second-baud Bkanpy Stills for
; sale.
(vt.iin-r as. isn:i. :iin.
WriEH VISITING
Favettevillc
9,nm ns '
'kSsiChii learn something of great iinjiort
auce to them, free ot charge, bv ci
: at
Tlie Red Sign
No. 47
PESSO?! STREET,
Also F.F.F.F.F.Cs.
Find, Fuksii. Fisk. Fancy, Family
GROCERIES.
1 1 itt
RMIH Hi
IL
AND
LIQUORS
for nw-tlical purposes.
R. T.
SC AN LIN. Agent.
F.YtrLii.i.h, X.
October 'io. IfKi - Uun..
MERRY
is now on his rounds mid Iris left some
of his goods at
W. L. LONDON'S
wht'i! tin will mik lilrt
Hfiaiplers far Ciiristmas.
Uo will bimiM niori- Ril l
num. He ivl-li,
h i vi-ry vi k iinill Clirlsi
hl., Iinlr f l.-i.-ln n
MKHItY
IICI.S'I'3IA.H.
I'lving lilu ln.ll.lii)- g,M.ila anil
I i in ON In ii, iw n-,
' 4 ouit ili-ar.ii nil iit
DOLLS. BOOKS,
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
PHOTOGRAPH am. AC l'OGRAPH
ALMI'MS. WORK UOXES,
WRrn.(i DKSKS. PA I 'El FRIES,
JAPANESE GOODS.
HANDBAGS. ri'llSKS. DRESSING
CASES, SMOKING SETS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
MAIOLICA WAIiFj.
TOYS, TOY I'iSTOLS. WAGONS,
HOHIiY HORSF.S.
FIXE CUTLKRY. FANCY GOODS,
and anything else you can call for.
All kinds of good things:
ORANGES. APPLES. LKMOXS,
FIGS, PRUNES. DATES.
RAISINS. CURRANTS. CITRONS,
COCOANUTS. CANDIES, NUTS.
CANNT.D GOODS,
PEACHES, FINE il'i'LES,
TOMATOES. OYSTERS. SALMON.
MACKEREL. LOBSTERS.
SARDINES. MINCE MEATS,
CORN BEEF. OAT MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. GOLDEN
SYRUP. GELATINE,
CORN STARCil.
EXTRACTS. .SPICES. CHEESE.
CRACKERS. CAKES,
and all kinds of
HEAVY GROCERIES.
LONDON' S is the best place to get n
SEWING MACHINE. He l
keeps THE LEST. j
LONDON keeps the LARGEST,
CHEAPEST and BEST assortment !
of goods in tin? county. I
LONDON is now offering special
inducements to cash customers.
LONDON keeps the best, lino of
CLOAKS.
LONDON has a large lot RUBBER
GOODS.
If you need any gnu, Is LONDON'S
is the place to get them.
Be sure and call at LONDON'S for
your CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Do not 'put oil' lumiig your things
but conn.' iti once and you will
have more time 10 select and
a Intter simk.
Do not wait for the RL'SII, but come
W. L. LONDON'S.
I'lttoboni", S. C, IwimiiImt 13. lwj.
mil mum ml
Wi- nr)Krtfully Invlii-1 1 . - niii-nil.'U f I.nll-ii to
our cl.-i;mii uiul iiiinuriL-:,i. n.si.,.rtiiieul of tvory
iirilrlo ro,ulr,-il In 1 1 . 1 inn-.
CARPETS :
MORESCH'R.
WILTOV.
AXM1NSTER.
SMYRNA,
P.RUSSELS.
MATTINCiS: j
Plain nii, Kan,-). Vj ,liffi-n-nt gruliw. ,
RFtlS: j
An liiiiuouKn Itnr In all nn, I lati'Hl JiIkiih. '
OIL-CLOTHS: j
A larRti Tarlity uf puti.'vuH In nil wMlhn fp'm -4
LAMRS WOOL 15LANKETS:
An hIi'riiI ikh'riiiH-iit t'litHti, iti-4, il 4, li 4.
WORTHIXCiHAM LACE.
C RET AXES,
HOLLAXI),
OIL-SHADES,
SCRIMS.
j A lionullfiil B'KI. s.ni.'ililhi; cii'.lrnly now to
! rurlnln.- In l.i. i- uu, I lulu .H)li.
T.UiLE DAMASK.
I CARDIXAL DAMASK,
CREAM DAMASK.
WHITE DAMASK,
CRASH,
DAMASK TOWELS.
DAMASK DOYLIES, j
TURKISH TOWELS.
EMBROIDERED TIDIES. I
MA11SEI1.1.KS AM) I.I SSI.'.N sl'ltEAIlS.
SIir.ETINC.S.
4 , 51, fl-4, ; 4. M. '.-4. ! 4, 11 4. 12 4.
PILLOW CASINO.
i! nn, I to In.-li.-M.
MANTEL LAMRRl'.tl INS.
HARTSHORN ROLLERS VXD
FIXTURES.
FRANK W. THORNTON,
.I, 7 .v 9 North I lay St..
iwy irr r; i li.i:, ; .
tvtuiM-r a:., lwti. nii.
IS.
SHEETZ & SOX,
FAYETTEYILLE. N. C.
iili,iFiirDtErieI63leisaiiJUaiertaters,
J7 F.KP always on hand all sizes and
I styles of Collins and Caskets.
We have the Handsomest Furniture
Store that Ims ever been in Fayette
ville. We have on hand and are
receiving daily from the northern
markets the l:ii 1 stock with the
greatest variitv that has ever been in
the city.
Come one. come all. We will take
great pleasure in showing yon around,
whether you want to buy or not.
Old Furniture repaired and made
to look as good as new, at a very small
cost.
Oi-lolicr M, 18KI.
FRANKLIN37ILLE CHAIRS.
1 nm Aitont for tlio anlo of Ui.-rol.-l.rnlo.lFHWK
l.lNKVii.i.r Ciiaiun nia.li- I v Miikocm,-.. ,v Hon, ami
Khl.-h i-niiii,, I ,-.tli-l f,.r HI HMiM.lTY nu.l
lioon MIICKM.NSU1I-. Aui-wl r ih. in Iiihi
ri--"lv-l. Vi. L. I.OMMI.N.
Doc. fi, ltfW.
one.?, a ha
GREECTSBOXIO, IV. O.,
HABDWABE STORE
The Best. KELLER'S IMPItOYBO
GRAIN AND FERTILIZING
DRILL. Give it a trial and be act
vineed that it is tho only perfoct dri!
on the market.
We are Factory Agents for the
Hagerstown Horse Rake,
South Bend Chill Plows,
Tropic Cook Stove,
Gothic Air-Tight Cook Stove,
Harvey W. Puce's Celebrated Circular
Saws,
Henry Diston's Celebrated Circular
Saws,
Old Dominion Nails and Refined Bat
Iron,
McMayhin's Spokes and Rims,
Stepl jcii Ballard &, Co s. Leather and
Gum Belting,
Fairbanks' Scales,
Van Winkle Cotton Gina.
WHOLESALE DEALERS Cf
Dry Goods, Notion,
Boots, Sloes, Hats. Mrsllas.
PARASOLS, LEATHER, AO.
Agents for Odell Manufacturing Co'i.
"Forest Hill" Plaids, Cottonades and
Seamless Bags, Cedur Falls Manu
facturing VH. Sheetings and Yarns,
v x ii.-s oaiem jeans, j. & f.
Coats Best Six Cord SpoolJCotton.
Also. Agents for Allison & Addison's
"Star Brand" and other Fertiliser.
Wo keep in stock a full line of
flnnnnnl
ram m
which we offer
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
Merchants will tlnd that they can bar
goods as cheap from us, and ou
better terms than they can
by going further North.
Give us a trial and bo convinc4
Greensboro, N. C, Aug. 1. 1SS3.
NORRIS, WYATT & TAYIOB,
GROCERS
-AND
Uiiiuni?.- Ma,,. Bm1 v..,.. ".r!
1ULEIGH. X. a
Wo bike i.l..niiro In i-alllnK tlmatt.itlnrtf -g
hanii.. illi.ii.-n. ami IVirin.-rs u. our lariw .M
... j..ur or.i.-ra mi l trn,lo. (inr tonus u; mm,
lm as 111,,-i nl us any ..n.or t..U8P a, , trm..
".- iiinno uu- snloi.f i-, .lion n8,.H-lnlly ana,
...,fc-,i.,llh. wm nmko
Bftino wli.-n islriN.
Aboi.w fr l'ai.t,!,,vi ,!, riarrtfc a,
rh,i.lmi,,nil St,,iu o.tiuii I-iw.
NORRIS, WYATT Si TAYLOR,
Scpliinlirr 13, 1CB3.
1883.
raos. i um & soss,
20
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, X. C.
LEADERS IX
HARDWARE
of every description.
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES,
PAIXTS,
STOVES,
GUXS,
AMMUNITION,
md the largest stock of
SPORTING GOODS
ever in Raleigh, at. bottom prices.
( all and examino our stock
md prices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
fciT Write for Descriptive
Circulars.
Don't forget the place,
220 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
Charles Haigh,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,
DEU.KIl IN
Groceries, Hardware
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Consignments of Cotton, Flour,
Sic, solicited ami prompt returns
iiamntced.
OctoUir it, ;ini.