12
(Li.:uh:ua
THURSDAY. .TANEAUY Hi, lfL
I -r- 1
which Is only temporary, and will one by Henley's is between these
have another election next winter, as two roads, and ail to the wtmo
(In- iaw allows uniy one election a bridge across Now IL.pe. J don't
Year, in tin' same territory, ami next think the greatest distance between
time they will succeed bcvond all these roiuU ran exceed seven lnileH.
doubt. In this eoniiectiuii we cannot and I can't imagine why tho people
ton. on the Hth ilav of 1 cbt unrv. tor refrain from eotnnioiulitiL' the zeal in that section
the purpose of establishing tin- stock and energy displayed by Mr. It. Jus. rejected, t-odd
AvuTi'in: Stock Lhv Election. At
the last meeting of the county com
missioners, in compliance with r pc
ti! ion tigned by tin' reijui.iiie number
of voteis. an ejection was ordered to
bit held at the store of .1. D. Erasing-
Ne.v Advertisements.
3AHi OF LAfsO.
In nliflii.j,.-i. l,. an i.r.lrrof .n ri I u III ti'll ut Dim 'iir ol.-cuni ntel mih'in ;M a.-"rliii'-ii' '-i uv.'iy
uirt Irmw lir In lirinlwin'1. "II MoMlW II. a I. I ... n.u H....
H.li 'lav '.r I ! n::r.!:Y nil .,r J. a. im.,k
Ill, 1.1. Ill I.III).U- u.ll .1 ('U.I'l'.IS-
should feel like '"ft "I Jimi'-.- I. Ijui. l... ciiolt mii. .Iipi-h. ..in. ii.wiivi.tiMt
mining I..-. dm.i c,",j ii.-rtw. It will Lm dl- .lJH.nyi I'.,
.. vi l-. .11 h'. '1 I I II.P... hi .
tfT Liai) Year l villi es arc now in law wil hin the district, embraced bv l'owell in his adiooaov of the mo- lieoolc.'' I think thev have drawn -- ,'1''1 ,'"-J' iiiii in fix m-inim '
, . .. , ,, . ,. - , , ., " ' , :. ' .i , i i i"iiiHii.lir lii !.!. i.i..it)ia. N,.it kIIIi!
order. ; the following lino : posed measure, and if a few more of lrom the treasury as lieavily as iitiy Htmuriiy. luiim iium-ivi ir.ni .ihik r.inr...i r,.r
- - . "li-ginning at J. D. thasington's our landowners had followed his ex- of us. They ought to know sonni- ,l,j;;"'"B,,,,,;,f'w J" ' TnmHsi'rai.ir i
Last Tuesday was as disagree- u( t ! fence of the Fioiieer Stock ample tliev would not tmw bo forced tiling of the Deep river and Kooky ..V .' "'j
able a way a we nave over known. .Law Association and l mining with to go to work on their old fences. river bridges, but it would make my
',-.. ' his fence to the store house : thence Since writing the above another letter too long foriiietoniciitionnlltho.
cr .Mi-Ksr .-ioiic. iunn. oi mis u... i.:,,.i. i i.i..:..i ;.;. ... ' ....i...n ..i...-. i. Mi..,.. ,.
J here are t luce lin.li ;
m mm mm u n m
county, havtf tli.-soled ct.ia! tueihip.
DISSOLUTION.
S?Vc! le 'av that- if.-ssra. Ortuvin-i
and Viliiain Kaicli wiil soon ciect a
htoro at Lib, 'it v. a sUlion on the. 0.
F. & Y. V. iiailroa.1.
tSTXt tlin hist nietiiiig of th
county cominisMioiieis the school
fund was appoi f ioncd. the .nnouii! for
each child licing K.T cents. There an;
898'J school children in tlm county.
acrosti hi' l'itisboro' and
road : thence down ids lence Fa it to commissioners, on Tuesday, askin
A. .1. ( i.i iilln':-' fi'tiee; t heiifr aioir -aid for anotluT election in neiirly llui
i'elici' bv hi.s Iioiim- to A. S. ti.f t 'Si sitiin J;-.' rict us bcUiro a few changes
then.M iiroiia l A. S. (l.irn -r'.s. i'. bcin;; i
lliiniiL-'s and Li..ic t'oo.or'.s b.it. lb.
buck lojiu-f,. nee ofjllie i'ioiie.':-v ., legality and dueiinud to order
Law Association South of Mt. ad election.
convenience,
across Dceji
.de in the boundary line miics above ! ',
commissioners doubted its r'gypt thirtee
Tiii; following wore appointed to
hold the election : J. D. JVasington,
rcgihlrii!1, and Messrs. A. J. Onfiiii,
W. T. ilea; ne, I. Wort ham and A. J.
Or Now is thfl time of year to birncr, poll holders.
settle up your accnaut s and notea.
('ontinissiouers' .Mi'otint;.
Loudon will again call vour attention
to the fact that von have u it settled
your lust year's account. Your mc-
count must be Krri.nii at osck if you
wish more credit, and wish to svk
coht. I mean busine:
you will call at once,
money.
Av I.-y Sr.T. For the jiast ftnv
days our side-waiks have, been so
coated with ice that vaikinr beciimo
a slijipcry business. Fortunately we
liear o; no broken bones, though sev
mid In me il''s are leoorled. Olio of i heiii
I nwd in v w,lr' l'io t icularly aiioisiiig. Onu tif
our most coipu.'eiit cilieus was
carefullv and cant ioiislv v.alkiiiLr to-
8!a!r Wo are pleased to chronicle 'wards the coi.ri house when sudden-
the continued success of the old ,.nd ty hi" feet tl.-,v up. his hat fell oil",
reliable iirm of .iuluis Lewis V Co., and lie sat as solid on the icy side-
who hava n centiy reiuoved from walk as it he were glued to it! Ho
their old quartets 10 tin ir new and sat there so quietly and avparent!y
huiid.soiut! store opposite the market- so much at ease that one would have
house. May their sign of the ( ioid supposed thai he sat down on pur-;
Oil Horse shoe" cer In ilig ;,ood nick pose; bin present !y lie reached out;
to them, and, while keeping away his hand for his hat, which hi- com-:
tho witches, nuiv ii attract c'.owds of posed! v placed on his head, then
river, (a stream tha'.
raiili.it be forded) one ul (bill four
git. ai.d the iiie at
n or fourteen miles
the above LoekviHe, consequent !y the
peo!e on the . nith side of Deep
! river lire compelled to go by Kgypt
lor Loekvilie to get to 1'ittsboro'.
' friur iff oiilvtvk'o livi.1ir. iifi'iNd
The county commissioners held Hoy river, so a on see Mr. H. and
thiur iegularmontlily meeting on last his neighbors are not the only ones
Monday and luesday. The follow- tliub are rejected and forsaken. I
ing accounts were audited: um lll)t opposed to building bridges,
15. . ilkie, for lumber and i)llt i ,U11 opposed to high taxes and
repairs on ay wood bridge, S.22.85 oslravaganee. and I think we have i
A. D. Curl, toi lumber and Kod county commissioners and
rcji.i-r.soii Little Cane creek magistrates that wiil Irv to do what
ThAftinriuiTlit Ii.t,.!. !..,-,. m-Miik btwim I
lllll llM.l.THlu'll. ' I, linil.'l' llll lialll" IMI'I HtVl.' ut i
St., in- it Onllla. ii, ...mi .tUo..hv. hy niuiiiiil ','ii. i
win. All .i.ri,iis Iii,i.i.:i i i ux urn ici'iiinl to
win., wi ll li. A. ormiii, nn.j uiiiii.'.- nil ilnl.lll.
it-'-. '. i: siom:,
Oi-. v.. I', o , N i . L. A. CililM IN.
.Iu:iiiai' l'l, lhi.
WILTON.
AX M INS'!".!!.
MIYUNA.
j;iu'ssi:l.s.
mattixc.s:
I'lAllI Ull'l 1 nil, '. 1.' .lllT.'P'lll prililOH.
iU (iS:
All tiiimi'liKO llui" In nil 'ii.. Intuit .li'Mgi,.
OJL-CLOniS:
I
)lTiAii: SALE. HY VII-
lUl' "1 U III TI-tfi- I'livil!.- I I.. 111.- I,r l:..l..'l
lMK.ii i.o.i wh h..4!ii,i,iy..i .inn imiT, iw. i WOKTlIi M L VCK
wiil ..-II ill ,ui.i;,..i,i, i..i. r,.r i-.i-li n il,.. curt, i
ii.nisi- i-.. ! iii Hi,. i..v,ii ,.r i iu.i..ir..", n. c, mi j (Ut I'!TAX1!S,
Tim Host. KELLElt'S IMPnOYED
AND JEiaiLIZLNQ
DRILL. Ciiv! it a trial and bo ou
viuee,' ttiii' it il thii onlv l-erfert drB
A Iimko vm-leiy ..:' ..h. ml lltl,s fi-m a 1 1, ,j. 1!U t-
LAMM'S W(): IL 15LANK I! I S : j y.V are Faelorv Agciits for tho
An il-u-iiii ,'i-Si,r:iii.:,i i.'KM, hi 11 1, lil. , ti,.., ..... .. . T, ' ,, ,
iiiii-iMuiui muse uaiie.
South Herat Chill Hows,
vi.lo I inli-.i imri ..; in.- iru.-i ..r I111..I kii.wu 11a
"I .'trinviii i, " i.j.,!iiluk' ii- n.ivi I u.eau :,n in
nrnl .llier-,. slnio ..11 il.rp nv.-r III I'ltilllmlu
euuiilr, mi l ...ii'.i.nliii; fi.-
A. 0. KOIIEUSON.
Jniiuiir- in, 1SH4. 41h.
customers I
teaTCoId, snow, ice and rain. Keep
yourself w.i; in and d.y. London has
a splendid stock of liiaukc ts. Co.u
forts, Overcoat;., S.i.'iwis, Cloal.s,
G.OVCK, heavy Hoots and Siloes,
Rubber CoaiS. Hats a-.d Shoes. All
of the ubovi- wiii be s.iid very low
for cash. A large stock of men'.
ladies' and children's underwear.
Now is your lime to buy.
bud
Hen Williams, agent, for sup
port of Milly King,
(5. W. Foushee, agent, for
support, of Hannah Drown,
J. C. Ooodwin. deputy sheriff
insolvent fees,
1'. M. lVarson, J. P., insolv
ent, fees.
J. D. Oriftin, for 0 shouts for
pin r-hous(,
11. A. London, for publishing
annua! stai emeiit and notice
to magistrates,
Dr. 11. C. Jackson, as physi
cian to pooi-iioiise.
eoiiin.MCelit v 10. ike. I lo'omi.l t.i
if anybody "was watebiiirf him, and "" J'' l""'d n. for suiqdics
1 jm , .1 -in 11 ie.
Dvntiiu .v ilenden. for
1:1 a en d:'iiiii'd maiiiii'i' arose from
his sc.;! and walked on as if nothing
had happened. He says it did not
hin t him. but his friends now notice
that h' prefers a standing posture
, and seldom takes a seat. For furth
er particular.; we refer to the esteem
ed clerk of o,ir superior court.
I Ax Amisi.v; Sc nc. One of our
villa'',, ladies has .'iveli us the follow-
n T.. . 'in... it. ,e ...mi
viui.r .11:1,1.. 1 in' m:i mui nan.:,,,, 1 c . ,
u , . ,1 , , x , ing description oi an amusing scene :
old, on last Monday, to Mr. John V.r , o , 1 , . r'
Mr i f 1-0,1 i'i 'i" LMl rial Hi' lav two ol our vouiij;
. Mclver for fc.vl;l.l. 1ms is ,; 1 . ...1, .1 o i.
"! carnival as "The Clown," and "Sold-
oi' e '-i .
of the most valuable
State, and also one
mills
f the
sup
plies for poor house,
Joseph Thompson, for regis
1 tering voters at liquor elec.
I tiim in Centre townshiii in
! May. LSS:,
A. J. iJyintm, for registering
voters at stock law election
! in Centre township,
; X. J. Noa!, balance duo for
building bridge at Moore's
mill.
X. J. Xeal, for extra work ou
"!),uu tliev think is best tor a ncijoi it y of
the tax- pay r.i of Chatham county,
and I iuii willing to abide their de
cision. In conclusion I will suvrjest that
Mr. H. and his clamoring democrats
1.7o remember that Chatham has a great
many bridges to keep up, and many
d.05 f the tux -payers in the county don't
use our lu i tges Miich, ii.u liear an
equal sliar" of the burdens, so we
ought to be prudent and economical;
but if he undertakes to light for
anoMier bridg.- with apolitical weap
on. I hope the party that has keot
'"Civil Uighis" from his door will) -stand
,m end fast and immovable, and""
survive I lie ssocii.
Wishing you and the li-nun a sin
Cessj'lll ye.l'", i wid liose.
Yours truly,
Maiik JiVM Sl.
Pltisljoro Sdestific Academy,
FOI J5()YS AND GIHLS,
HOLLAND.
OIL-SHADES,
SCRIMS,
A iK'RUtlfut !N. S-iineiliJni; nilr,y tu
CurtiiiiiH In In,- ami I'liiln .-,ili..
TAJJI.E DAFASK.
! Tropic Cook Stove.
jOothie Air Tight Ciwk Stove."
Harvey W. 1 'ace s Celebrated Circular
Saws,
Henry Diston's CeUbmtwl Circular
Saws,
CAItDlXAL DAMASK. !()M i,OIllWwn Xail, nu1 Il(lfiufd Bm,
5.00 ;
O.00
IS. 00
1-1 -iO
31. lio!
3.10
11.22 1
"i'lM" SI'lUNii TIMIM .it llil.i IiiHImIii.h Ik...-Iiiii
.lii'iiiiiry ;ili. 11 1. in.. I iiiiiik's'.'.i ',', k. Tli"
l'ri..,'ll.iil Iuii, hit I many yurh exiiiTI.-ni-n In .n
imve.u -'ii. I.. mi. !..i '.;i..l;,. an. I l.f luiin.'.-s 1 1 r.
I lill ,',.L-.,.-:il an I I, .11 ,. ,.1 ,i.r.... , .......
vi.1,-1. an 1 s....,.i!l iiii'i liiM'.i.rleal l.v.ur.'i-. well TUKIQS1I TCAYELS
ie.i,.i.. in. in,!, ,,1 niiisirnii.iii, 1,11111 :i leuiuri' ..1 tho
CHEAM DAMASK
! WHITE DAMASK,
I CRASH,
! DAMASK TOWELS.
! DAMASK DOYLIES,
1.
V.'iiia: la lli- i-aii Lmipl In ,li'aaiil fimillli,
u l limy ..,.--i. Miih.- an I ll- Onnimi nilll
raii.'l..'-, ul I'.n i-e-s. I'... :i'..n an. I 1 ":tl l-o lien-
S. hy HI. ll,-.-..lll.ll.lii-.l ln.lv lia.-li.T, Willi,, ul
Mini ,'!iaii,'
'I'kkmi: I'l'l'iiary
III!"! JI'l. All . .l
lli...k k--.ii.j. f. .-.I 1
A unit. One ill ml. I ll
T III. null. Tin- v . 1 .
l ull I .11 II .! .M I....I s-jn 1.
i....n-n-..- iiiruiiii,.ui the s ,,
l'rm-l.:il, 1
l'l". JU, Ifn.t. liu.
iii i.,t t.'1-in, riiiisii
l'....ii l.uin;aai;,'H .r
lii);..it .hiii-t;.. tl.
i.f i.ti
fr.il
I. nr. I
f il'.Br.l nrnl
i,r wn,,i.
A..lr.'i-M um
il. HKNSoN.
I'llli M", X. 0
I'llll.ll' TAVI.'jll.
Lclfrr iViiiii Nebraska.
XtMUU CofNI'V, Xl. lliASKA,
G.12 1 December 27. I.s:s3.
Mi:. EiHTuit: Afler rialing your'
IiRPor for sometime 1 have concluded
lfiOO.tHV to write a few iin -s for puhiieaiiou if
WTA7T & TAYLOR,
G It O G 12. R g?
AND
Uliiliiiiliyil m
X". U s..icn Ml.lt- MHTlh, Si
15ALEIC.H. X. C.
KMJUltHDEHED TIDIES.
SU11S1.II.1.1.S AN 1 1 li! S-'lN silr.AlS.
i SHMJ'.'iiNCS.
I i i, 6 4, C 4, 7 4. e l. 1-1, l.i 4. 114. U 4.
! 1'ILLOW CASlXti.
4'J itli-l 1.1 ltflii'r.
MANTEL LAMIilti'.tJTTNS.
IIAPiTSlloUN IIOLI.HUS AND.
FJAlTliKS
' I'llANK Y. 'i'HOKNTO.V.
o. 7 i' X irt I. iia , S' ..
i rAY!""! ":'j:viL.r:, .:.
O, I. I..T l'', l."l. Hill...
I lion.
McMayhin's Spokes and Dims,
Steph.ni JJaHard ii. Cos. Leather aud
! Ciuni iii iting,
1 iiirbniiks' Scales,
Yan Wir.'.lc Cotton Giim.
o
V j
ME!
worthy of sn:ie;
liridge at Moore's mill. 170.00 ! I am a native of Ouiiford county, !
,.r " (.,,.. i i :...; i i a in ioiiow mu aiuoiiur.s w eri' anor-1 i I ' nn.i ei.o ,ro. i,,,.i.r,i I ,.., .1 :
having been own.-.i hy t ie i:ic. , , , . , , . , j ed tor holding coroner s inquest upon like to see mv native Stafeonco more. I
.1 took some y.iiui" "? l,,,,lll's " -ll's- Olive (iunter and though I am well s.iiislied with mv ,
indies siei;.h l-idniL'. i Jashini' aion.'. -Hiss Juno U.intcr : JJi. Jj. A. Hanks. : piace of rcsideiico here. This is al
tliev made a gav appearance wil h Dr. A. V. Lodd SL0. 1. Ii. colder clinntc than yours and very,
their n.eii v....-'!-. and bright vaatis. !'" ," Ks,ii"s 'i-r T- ! heaHhy and is thongiit, to lie as good i
.V-thev ibvw no to a certain resi- v' 11 l,,lvS " ' 1 x'rr ?o. io. ; a coimi ' v to r.irm in as any oi lier of
:i i .f ... o . ii . i..,: 1
luiiiny iieiore me iievoi.iuoiuu war. ; ((f ft (,lK,ls ,;,x
Having Hit .lay JVm.-l a .'i.irlii.'i'ilili wo
io-i..eirmly s..,.i Hi,- ,ii!r..iia-,. r.r mir r. rmcT
n ii'iiU. an.l .ii"' ni,,r an I Um .iilil.- Ki-u.-raliy.
All i,.1,t will r.wruv .r..iii,i iue..ii.,ii,
l'..iivU'niiinU i.r inli. u anil .riiiry rnlui'
HI..'ll.H, I
Wn liavi! iu hau l u full nbitk whl.-li will lie B"1J I
l..w.
Factoiiy liriiNi". On last Friday
night the old Lowell factory in John
ston co-.iiily was burnt. Origin ot
the fire ii:ikuoi ii. 1 imiimu'v i; It Mil.
This was one of the o! .e.-t cot to:,
factories in the State a.;,', was owi:e I
by the Iv.lgerton family until about
a year ago v.l. en it w.- sold to Mr.
John It S:..!sli. of (Soidsboro', by
YYATT At TAYLOll.
January 1, l'ey.
d"!:ee '.n HI Islvno" street theyourig "!;s,T'" Thompson Sli. 15, J. A. Knight, j equal ili-,t.i.ie,. from our main market .
Widicr " jumped out but soon it" 1 ''; ) ' Ihomas SO. 15. 1 imppo.se fiiis ev.m;v sends ten
turned with some si-ieii bells which 1 i'1"' '"lwing aino.iiits wero allow- ; b-eves and More than thai of bogs to
the "Clown" procc. dod to fasten tl" coroner 's inquest upon ; ono sent from yo;r.- county. I ivoi
upon tli.; horses. Not b.-ili" acciis ,ua'-1 ''"""-i oi iiiin:t:us now Ci.'.iio ao nit .ti l lc
toiin iJ to the novel sound tli.." reared lOW"Kl,ilj: I)r" L" A" Hanks .7.-l(l. ! b.-ing fed lor m.iiket
- co.nitv' " ' uml l'boigedand rapidiv backed th:-! Vl''. . V, .W,",.,r J'' ,V!,1m"'1! "liios "f "!0" vv!,i1, "' ;,v!:
W ' '" ... ! sieieh enurelv iiround in Ih.i i ,.... : -. J- J5iil!"l Edward ; or sells more or less ho.-
Mooke Coviir-The speda! term ! " two you.'g gentiemei, i.i.-miwhiie l'8'.f Vo'
tho 8ui.erior court of Moore connl y winiiiK to thv horsos hoa-l. At the !).,. i?H 3' C Mi"'ul
Mr. J. II
this
Ed.r. rtou wh
et of cattl.
wit'uin four
every farm
i. llo-saiv
ami
of tho sui
is still being held
continue all next
is held for the I rial of civii ea-vs i v
clusively, as the oivi.' do 'kef had b.'i !i
seldom reached a& the regular term.-,
heretofore held. Oc importaiit case
has been I'omiiroi.ii.-'-d t;iit h.ts ix
cited much hoeiesi we aliieie to
tho contest , r tiie ,vii! of J. .J. (iil
moro, deceased.
1.511, and for burial expenses .S.
ingiou" forge
oinckiv foi.ov
Kridse at Htiiloy's Mil!.
ri iu.Aii's Him , N. C, j
.('. I now woith live dolho's liei" lutlidred
all pounds toss. Jieef cattle when fat.
are worth from tifty to seventy live
dollars per head. Il is alciihited to
tak about eighty bushels of corn to
fatten a steer.
I sa w in your last issue that a man
will probable Ul'st a-am. '"iuu-. dreeiiaway sprung
Lias term 0111 ,liro me. snow, ".viartlia basil
ing her advanced age
I tier exanii !e, while
'Mllinehitha " ouiv succeeded ill iret-
i ti.'.g one fool oyer the edge as " he
sleigh v.lii::ed around ami c,i
there iksji'-rately until tlie h -,
Wero ipiieied by the brave "'So,
'slid the "l'!i!i',li." The bells
discarded, the ''iris iuiuned in. :.i
A New Hi.'..). At the n-xt ineeti'i'' the inel ! y -owil soon ihsaniieaieo I tako the liberty of correct in the ' ho It ooi:iin;r this wav ni timu to .'ot
. , , - 14 " ; -- O
of tho county co.iou'-.-.ioi.ers a pell- t oown I lie .sh eet.
tiou wi I lie in e.vnie l as vl.i-' lor me ... situation oi t ie oriilL'es aL iivniim s
n.vtulilishiii''' of a niib.ic io.-id fro'.ii SsvtliE AVK"riii h. Wiw.-innfil nnw uti.l Moore's, and of the neoole in I C IU"iS iiavili
M.ooiv's mill to Johnson's bridge on j truihfuliv iope.it the statement made . lh ' northeastern portion of the
E,U3LTBTJRE!
AM per ii-. In n -e 1 ,,f l urnlliirr will .In well t.i
m'l n : e.ol.iv i:, ajm'x. N. e. wli N I'lm.-ij.'.-1
lllll..- in..ii;i''i- i ry U.I114 n-.-i.-l in il.la
an-. IU .. iiiak a !.n- Miey ,.r -..iiliu..
l'r ..la lak.-n 111 e.-li!ei;w 1
H. C. OLIVE,
Is in il ingerol' I i il! ' l NT any
day or ni;.ht. It io.-ts but little to
1
insure it
J in 'ni r.
HOME mSURAKGE CGmPAIIYJ
! YiTIOLr.sALE DEALIdi: 1
I
Dry Goods, FoclonsJ
! Boats, Slioes, Hats. M.
PAHASOLS, LEATIIES, &.C.
j Agents for Odell Manulaet.iiing Co'
!""lori-t Hill" Maids. Co(i,.IH,l.-sttml
: Seamless ita-s. t'edi.r Fajs yM.m
i hicti.ring Cos. Sheeting. ;,d Yams,
! Jt. I n.-s Salem Jeans. J. & p.
Coats Host Six Cord Spool Cotton,
j Also, Agents for Allison .t Ad.lIsnnV
"Star Drund'' and other Fertilizer!.
We keep in stock a full line (t
v 'l.-ich we ofl'cr
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
M
!,. a.l. !-:
AlllX.
Jan. Vl ii, 1SS4.
n: : Having i"ad a let ter
H.V'kney in the H-x-olili.
" very imiuslly censures
except mg
from ..' It
1 win '
;o ollieers of Chatham
in your count v el. urns to ix monarch
of all he surveys: boin the ce.itci to
thu sea. and lord over the fowls and
the brute, l'ica-;:. iel! your li'adirs
from whence he came and w'ui.lierhe
gieth, for we w 'Id like to k.,ow if
those living in the norlhcast corner
I tako tho liberty of correct iiiL' tin
'errors be has made in regard to tln;'oll f llis w,l.v" f"i" ;,"."eat islhe),)wer
situation of the bridges at Dviium's i of a monarch and lord combined.
s. c.
:i.-'im. 1
I
Voar!:
i
AH classes "of ln.ildi.igs insured
at reasonable rates, and all losses
promptly paid lie prudent and
insure in time ! i (iivo
warned by the burnt buildings ' (;iV(.llS
of your neighbors! ;
II. A. LONDON. Agent, j jj
ri rrMi.iKu', N. ('. i I JSC!
IVOfmlMf HO, lMi'l.-Slll
ereh.'u.ts will lind that they can biy
h---....-. , neap iroiii hs. uhd oil
' lU r I' Mes than t.v ,.an
by going fai th, r Noith.
n il trial mid bo c.nvino,l
oio. N. C. Aug. 1. Ds;.
Happy Xow
lino wiiu.or : no 1
suow to amount to anything: roads i
Now Hope. There has been for many ! in last week's Hro-ii.n that "the wiu
yoars a neighborhood road bet wecu . ter thus far has been unusually mild,"
those places, and it is now proposed j because siace then we have bo?u vis
to mako il a piib.i.! ro.id, put it in I ited by one of tho coldest "snaps"
good order and let it be the main j ever known in this latitude. Last
highway to Eaieigh. as it wiil be a j Friday ;
hotter and much more level road beautiful
than the one hading by Trad
county.
He says that Bvimm's bridgo is
due north fiom the court-house. My
understanding has been ever sinco I
was a bov. that the street running
i iioon the sunset was north from th;' court hyuse is exactly
with tho promisij of a north until vou get to "Gallows
line.
O. A. Cl.Al'K
Hill.
Neuu.y Dkonhi. On last Monday
while a gang of laborers were gath
ering ico at Allen's pond, near this
place, one of them, a negro named
George "Woniack. came very near
being drowned. I'y some means ho
stooiied oil' the ice in'lo the water.
of tin" last week j
. is.ates.'ii'i, iin-.; ;
il .'US. prob.ioly a '
commercial casu j
r before reported
I Returns to U. (' Diinn it Co
I 11101 call! ile H'elicv show that tin
. business failures
.nimb'-r for rh.- I'm
for Cana la '. --to!
! bright tomorrow, but next nioniing Hill," and my opinion is 'hat a direct j larger number of
a Vioient snow storm was rairmi' and lineuortti trouit lie court house would alities than was ev
the teuipi'rraiire was hourly heeom- strike Haw river in the neighborhood ; in a similar period
! nig coe.. r. j no suow ceased about, ,oi ijove s null, il-.1 also stales tliaf
i 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, bavin-' Moore's biiiL'e is southeast from the
fallen to a d'M'th of three or four court house. The two are not more
. . . . . . . . ii .. 1 . . i
nicies, ami a t lat li our tin tier- than seven miles imart. so how can J low tie ivr.siti.' n is io see acies oi
iiiomett i" in. lieaied a temneraturo of iiynuni's be due north, and Moore's Tecs cut .town in I he in; 1.-.I of a no
14 detO-.-.-s below the freeill ' noiiit. 'southeast ? 1 now wish to show forest. How sa Id. llili'' il is
land hourly gro.ving colder, insomuch ' what I know has beou done for Haw ! see that thin spot in the midst of your
from which the ice had been cut and I that by 7 o'ciock next morning (tho river and tho eastern portion of the 1 otherwise ulniiid ml hair. Stop it at
which was tell feet deep, and before With in'st.) it was J d"grcos below county, and then we will decide vlio i 'oe l,.v me use of Parker's Hair Hal-
i'h him he had sunk I zero! It was the coldest nihf thai has drawn from the treasury. Asam. I: or actual cili.ieiicy tins latiious
i;"in rs am your n.onev bv calling at
W. L. LONDON'S
and buying your
lie keeps !l;e
CI
mm a mm
WHEN VSSJTiHG
ravcttevillc
Wit fi. uiMti
tlan learn something tf great import, i
mice to them. In i' ol charge, bv calling
I
The Red Sign
2S84.
LEiPSi Mi iii Lil3
and anv tiling he has not. he will get
lor you on li.i:.-h ;lc:.t nolicc.
llr. K i.::i":s i'.ins'.'wti.v on Hmi
OLIVE!: v-Hii.Ll'.l'.' "1 ll'NTEU
Cllil. !-!.!.'' ""i,iVlN".;sroN,"
i'Ai;'!Ei;i S'UIKND,"
KIC:iM;)M) KEN l i v'KY."
and WALLS I ! 1'ib IV ED PLOWS,
DOl Li.E SHOVELS AND
Oi'.OKOiA Sl'iH'KS.
Would cali your espcci.d attention to
th" "IIANCi ICE" st'K'k a- Ix-ing
THE HEST PLOW MADE.
.Vny kind of plows, farming imple
ments a'il plov ."Mill!"-- furnished
on short nonce.
SHOVELS, FOb'KS.
COLf.AP.S. HA ME i. TKACES,
' 1 ANL.Siliie best lll.lkel.
! COKN SilELLl'.ilx NAILS tail
rt.i kind.-.). II A!-:iWAi:E. CI l'LEUY.
dky tiooDs. .;;;(. EiiiE.s,
Friiirn;E. ac.
LONDON IS MAKING
County,
H ii i ii Wrought iu llic Forest.
p.
im t-.
help could reach
two or three times. Fortutialcly Mr.
Ja.nes C. AVoiiiack was skating near
by and at once went towards him.
and, lying down on the ice, extended
a stick to the drowning man who
quickly seized it and was drawn out
safely. Mr. Woniaek exhibited much
presence of mind and calm courage. ' the skaluig ai
aad himself was nearly drawn into tilled.
tho water iu his efforts to rescue iho j The cold wave seems to have ex
negro. ! lend.'. I nil over the dated States. In
- j Dakota Ten it -try the thermometer
Oub Tows C.iMi'i.iMKNTi o. Wo are indicated a temperature of IS degrees
always pleased to note anv coni.ili-; below zero, and at Charleston, S. (.'.. more 1 ban S'SHKMI for the purpose- of
inent that is paid our town or county, j it was tho coide.4 weather that had building and repairing bridges on
and therefore it is with pleasure that j been known in 135 years. The snow , Haw river and New Hope. Now let
we copy lrom ine ijiiueion linies storm prevailed all over tins Male, i us see at wuat points it was expeiio-
the following coniphmeiilary notice there being a heavy fad oven at il- ed. bridge at Haywood,
of our town written bv T. W. Haw-. uiington and Nowberne. i twenty-six or seven hundred dollars
kins, esq., a talented voinig lawyer i - A
of Littleton, who spent, toe Uhrist- J. he Stock ti.vw I.i.kction. lliu ing aoout ?i0tij an.l a "lerraiin
tnas holidays heie: election held hero last Saturday ro- bridge, at Love's, costing 52100. !
"Tlie population of the town, I j suited in the defeat of tin., proposed Dridge at Pace's, that co.it tho county I TUB SvX l ZL 2 As 5? b
would judge to be about live hundred slock law. the vote being Hii for and about ."?loili. During the veais l!"7! ;
in number, and they live very much j Do agaiiiet it. The inclemency of the and ItSSil the bridge at Hvnum's was
has been known here oiuce the 30th little more than half a century ago ! article stands at. Ilie he.ul ol its class,
of December, and will long bo there was a bi idge built at Moore's. , Elegant for tho toilet, d.lici.ms in
reiiieiub-re 1. S iiiday was a. cold a known then as Lambeth's ferry. If odo.. and restores the original color
day as we have ever known, and Sun- I am not mistaken this was the first ; t(1 K"l.v or or. Economical,
lav night was inmost ;n cold as Sat-' bridge built across Haw river iu ; as a sli-ht. occa.o.uiid applicah.ii
urday night. Everything was frozen Chatham, and it cost . $27iH). Ab.mt ; !ieeps the hair and scalp in jierfect
and the vouiig folks gi-eatly enjoyed : the same time there was one built at ' order.
1 the ice houses were , Havwood. co.ting about, the same. !
Iu 'l.Sd'.l there v. as one built, at Dv-1 lAIO.'li:i.
iiuui s ici ry, ami cost .-.vo. in
i WilS electeil one ol tlie county colli- , fro', oiiliuarn . I..ui.""'l ii ill" in.
niis.-aoiiers. ami iluring liiat year
there was an appropriation niitdo of
si'oNf. -sroxi'. -mi iin-
He n. . .1. I'., Mr. 11. 1- si.im;
sr.'SK; nil of i i.u l.ii'ii.
No. 47
Also F.F.I-'.F.I-'.Us.
i
Find. Fiuisii, Fist:, Fancy. F.vmii.y
C.1IOCEU1ES.
km and ikdis Wii
for
AND
LIQUOIl
llirilical jvilj
T. S
AN LIN.
rniirri
Ai'ent
nil.
N. C.
0,-,.l'K. S lHSII-Hn.s
HcMILLAIi EHOTII
J'Ai ElTEVILLE. N. C.
FAYHTEVTHE STREET,!
KAI.EiCiH, N. C
li:adi:i;s in
HARDWARE
of i-very .h.-'cn'piioii.
GUILDERS' eU?PL?ES,
PAINTS.
STOVES,
(U'NS.
AMMUNITION.
Hid Uie largest stock of
SPORTliiS GOODS
ii i.i jn.ai iiotioiu pnoes.
i Call jind examine our stovk
B and J'l ices.
S Satisfaction Guaranteed.
w Write for Descriptive
Circulars.
Do i t forge! the place,
S -2"JH FA YET IE ILLE ST.
iii:i.
oo. l.s'ri i - in naif tdwnlilii. ."h.iOiieii .'mill.
CO:. tillg ly, .hi II,.- Mil 'l l "I J.-uill ny. I"., Ml. Mllillll
K lii'l.l'SO. Wl I -v "I '. J. I.I-I..II, il ,C,I,
Iii ihe ..vn. v ii;li Ii o':ir li'T ni;... .',i!:iu H
leri'llDlll bridge at Moore s cos! - ; lru uunily -.1 mLle-ii fiml m-iin.l liii.livn,
m,ili.-l lliini- urea: I
, in N mi'l nliiil "ii 1. 1
built, and cost SM4!4. and a irood!
deal of n pairing done at Pace's and '
111 1S,S; a bridge was built
as one family of people. None of : weather was Ihe cause of its defeat.
tho factioiii'l leeiings found in some i There were Villi voters who register
towns seeui io exist there. Thin i ed, but only 11 voted, the majority Heiilev's.
grand, good feci ing may be account- j of those noi voting being white men at Moore's, and cost 2500, or more,
ed for when we consider that the,' in favor of the stock law, but who New Hope has three bridges : one :
Johnson's,
of the best order. I whet ens the negroes, nearly all
li, a, .ri.'.l !ir Tiir. Khoiiin l.y
WYAJT TAYEOlI,
UOl Ki;- COM M I -SHIN Miaa ll VMS.
So. II Kx-lilll'-,' iu I, I Ni.. 5 Mnrllli Sl.,
):i.i i.. ii, x. e.. I mil iry s, us.
people of l'itisboro' arc very refined: would not venture out iu the severe at
and cultivated, and society there is snow storm that prevailed that dav: ' I'ri
l' eari ingiou s ami o,i vi.i.iiiiiu.
mice s, all useful hn.lgcs to the ',"' ". V1 , .... .
of peole of Chatham regardless of cast smius,
L'l 'V I ON MAliKt l '.
V
While there I had the pleasure of whom were violently opposed to it, or west
attending tho Lyceum or a meeting turned out in full force. Tho great Now let, us examine the present
of the Reading club. The programme i bulk of the white voters favored the situation in regard to roads mid
consisted of reading, recitations and stock law, hut the negroes wore al- bridges. There is a bridge at Face's,
music. The Lyceum was exceedingly j niosl soiid ag.eii.st it and wore very ' three miles above Byiiuiu's; Mooie's.
interesting and there was quite a active iu their opposition. And thus, six or seven miles beiow Iiynuni's.
display of talent bv those who took ! at the dictation of our colored voters, - Havwood, about six miles below
im i..i. i. ... i . :i .. c : f . i.: .... m . 1 1.. :..
lliui.ll' H ; I'Jlll 1'HMIJ llll'len ni i
space of 'ibout fifteen miles. Now
'.'no ha 'i' iwn from the treasury f
riie l . ending from Pillsboro'
By nu iu .i, and tlie road by Mooie's
iiilci'ss-'ct Hear New Hope, and the
W Hi )l .us 1 .1 . 1 i n "i ;n v M A u k i: r.
ntU'U Ihe duo lias aoout sixt v I the w liile eir.ens oi t ins coiiin.un
members, consisting of old as wed ' must incur li.e expense of keepm
as young persons, some of the most j up fonces to keep out a few wic !
active ui. inbers nrc old men. On j loss caU Ie 1
this Pit tsboro' is far ahead of uurj The a Ivocates of the measure ;.
'new and wide-uwaku' towaa."' not diahiuitcned by this deU4
Mont- I l'..',l!.H'i' -
. Hulk.e linl'ltx. I Irl-li. r Iwrivl, ;
' Sii..iii.i,m". ' j m, ivrijii,
CfillV;iMi. llaill, I. S I I'l lH, It..i7.':
I.HPI- Hlll. I'.Wll'-H,
I'.-i ri'tli.iMt, Vi I n I Aci'l.'".
Family, l I li'-lllS '
Colli, .e-' 1 Siii..ir
iii, "'. -i v..';.', H(.ys3 '
I I nir. N. "., I.ni Or inu'n'o.l. '.". !
M- I, 1 ''ni r, 1'' '
Cuiiii, 4-j ; y.-.:-t, ..'.. I '
I'.-i-i,. in..,., .i . , i'..rk, in ;
C .-lini. II, Ul I I . i' IV Is
lti:i;iiiii. l'i"l."-. 1 .'li'..-k'im. vv ai
'I'i.m. i'1-r..vi- ..t li"xi - l ';
" ,... T lit - ... .14!
KW !. l:'lx mv Wt Uui I 'll.'
SwsepiBi Re-lnclisns fir Cash
in all kiinH of
WOOLEN (iOODS.
E NT It A HAEOAINS IN CLOAKS,
J U'KETS AND JEKSEYS.
;Has a large stock of Hf. VNKETS.
which will 'oe sold at a
j THEM EN DOES SACUIITCE.
I'.tEADVMADE CLOTHINd. very
i c!:.';ii indeed.
: ilas a fill', stock of SM0ES and
. : J".i V. ) I'S. ju. t received.
LONDON KE'.'.i'S THE
I hope all my friends who are indebt
ed to me w ill
CALL AND SET I' EE AT ONCE.
'hlmrt Hi-vthMii iiU ni tk-' Uim trlrinW."
(V.d accounts Ml ST HE SETTLED
before n. w iies are made. You
have 1 'Al It NOTICE and if
your credit is refused
it is vour own fault.
W. L LONDON.
I'lllutNlV, N. C, J.,.,uiii) lti.
r-W''i-T'
' Vi. Tl
jmmm
FA YEITEVILLE, N.k,
I'KU.I K IN
Cr3corr.cE, Hftrdware
AVI)
(i EN EHAL MEECHANDIHR.
. "WMSfcWl . ...
Coii-ignnients of f'otton. Flour.
oli eifnl and prompt rctuns
Have in slock li'l '' ikirgStovi for
both wood ai'd ci.il, which we are
selling at Mannfaet .irer " a ieos. Also
a large stock of pn-ei d and stamped
tin-wui.'. s'I'ovk viri'.s niid ri.rns. oi.-
VANIKl! iO"S'I and riOIVi N .-iiKK.T-IUON.
illl'KT COITF.II, SOI. 10 1!. .Ill',
It will repay any one in want of
those goods to cf.ll and see our stock
and prices.
Five second-hand DimmiyStii.I-S for
sale.
A"
;ii,"it"ant
h'i..i.i-r a isnj. Km.
J0HESB0E0' nif,H SCHOOL,
JONESF.011O'. MOOUE CO., N. C!..
1MIE le xt session will begin Janu
ary 1 lib. list.
For informal ion :i;:H" to
1'n r. W.W. C. D!)UI5,
Jan'y 1-S.Si. (its. i'lincipal
0. 0, Hamlet,
WITH
IP. JULLElf,
RAEr.IGH, N. c.
"i:.M mi in
DRY GOODS, NOTTONS, HOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHINd, C?. '
fc-AH orders w ill receive prompt
attention.
!''. 27, lhKS,
SjXECFTOltS' notkt:
" iii- ,niiiii;i-i n
IX, w I, .',. .., xk f li
- ti .., fliilin- ii,- Hii-i -,i,
MII.U .In. in n. iih ,.n i.i- i,i.f..i,. n
li.-.- Ilil t. I-.I.
I'l-e. li pj.. tiuit
HAV-
' axiMtttr of 'ni trnuM 9,
five U"ii.-.-tn Ai r,r.
Hill IU .X.
JOHN A IWIWO.
w. u. HOWD.
1 V.