North Carolina Newspapers

tf i Jho(f inaiham jlifcorc THl'RSDAY. SI-IP I'. ar,. ls.O. BJTExactly threes mouths to Christ mas. fi&y(lKN. Hl'AI.KH Wll.l.NI'KVK ATptTTS HilHo' US S.VTIUIPAV, OlTollKIt IM'II, UrirMiij. Robert Ringhiini w ill de - 1iV,.i-,i li.,.tiiin hi ( inl.il.iie Ai'iid, inv next .Saturday. flfiTlii the case of Colo against Carson, ut our court last week, t i it ages of tin) plainli.Fs four witnesses tttuounted to 27'.) years. .". . tar Htt few of our mills me run - liing, on account of the Hem city of water, that it is difficult to get any meal or Hour in this county. BThe county candidates will begin their canvass at (iulf, on the lUth of October, and close at l'itts boro, on the 1st of November. Br IJyniini I leaden have just received u large stock of Hcdslfiids. and fresh Clover seed ; h1m, a beau tiful lot of Fall li i ii t h and Yankee Notions. esSrWo have received mid read, with pleasure the Hist number of the D.iily Chronicle, which we doubt not will soon become as popular as the Weekly Chronicle. tSTVo hope hundreds of our pountymen will attend the speaking at Ore Hill on Natu.day. the Ith of October, for they wi.l hear one of: the greatest speeches ever made in : Chatham. There are few orators, cipial to Hansom. STlf you want a nice fitting and cheap suit of Clothes, conn- and see them at London's. He lut-t a splen did Stork of Clothing, Hats, Suoes. Hoots, Cruvuts. Shirts. Collars, I 'nil's and just anything a man or boy wants to wear. Ail of which will be Hold very low for ea-h. ViT Wnvreii Trior Son. I V.ettc ville, Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Ciii. leiy and Silvcrw;t!'e. We carry i In largest line of goods suiiai.c for Anniversary, Jiirtlnbiy. Jlriil.i! and Wediling I'resents of any hou-e in the State. And we corduiiiy invite all to make us a visit when in the city. Any ord-Ts senl us will receive prompt attention. ii'i?f" Come and see the h.-untifu! New Oood . How o.l hill ll! L. Ui tl m's. All kinds nice D.v;s (i.iods. Sa-ipie Fiaun-ls. .birs-ys. f.-n-.i '.''. l irs. Tissii" H til l!;'i .-iiie. Hand Hlgs. L l lie Hit.. H.niiieis. F.iiii.-i. Fl iwers. Fe'thers. a large lol ot l''aucy Good He s, ire and call ir London's and sec the New lioods. I'niuc Sei:KiS'i lief re the reg ular county canvass h--gius. iliedem ocrtitic candidates for the Legisla ture and oilier public sp'-aki'is wii: nddress the po pie of I'h itliani at the following tiui -s and p;aces: ,1. A. Knight's Store. Oi-ioh. r 7th. Henderson's Tun Yard. " Wh. Hacknev's X li'iads, ill.!:. Merrv Oaks. ' Hi ii. J''vetyb.dy is inviled to attend. A LviuiK Uewauh. liewiirds to t'ue amount of S."ltl have been offered for the arrest of John T. .M inn, w ho in charged with the minder of the late James Pace. This is a 1 ug - Hum of money thai can be made by some enterprising man, and we doubt not that Mann will be arrested. Head 'he rewards published in auoth or column, j:li)0 being olVercd by the Cfovernor and 2IIU by Mr. Pace's 4ou and son in law. f Cittnicit 1);iict;::. According to . the niinounceineiit m i l't by us two weeks ago, th new chinv'.i at H.ovvn's Chnpel wiih formally dedicated on last Sunday. Tins d-dicalory Rcrnion was preached by Rev. Dr. Wilson, the prodd ng elder of IhU district, who was assisted in the ex ercises by Rev. R. A. Willis, the liastor of this ciicuit. A very large congregation was present find every tiling passed oft ii' a-aiit!v. A j. lection was taken up to pay oil' the cliiirch's iiideb.'ediie.-,s and the sum of $250 was promptly raised. RErrnt.tc.vN CMnvTKs.We hear ttiat a tew of tlic Iio-iscs of the re publican party held a secret caucus ut this place, 011 Tuesday 1.1 court -vcek, for the purpose of deciding Vklto they would allow to become the candidates of their parly in Chat ham. As their caucus was secret, of course V.-C cannot state positively what was done, but wo boar that the following ticket was- selected, viz: For the Senate, Mr. Nat Woody of Alamance For tfie House, II. W. Dixon and A. placed it in cradle with apple to play AV. Wickm-: For Sheriff, Dr. W. S. with, and when it began to fret pris Edwardu : and for Coroner, Dr. A. 1 om-r slapped it. I did not tell Euos II. Lutterloh. It is said that Mr. A. M. Self was nominated for register of deeds, but 'ike a sensible mail he declined to bo thus sacrificed. . Baptist Ass .ciati is. The l-'lhh annual session of the Sandy Creek Baptist Association will bo held with the church at lScthlchciti, in Moore County, beginning next Thursday, the 2nd of Oct.. her. This associa- tion is the second oldest in the Uni ted States and is composed of thirty iix churches situated in pans of Alamance, Chatham, Moore and Ran-, dolph counties. At its last annual; nessiou the association numbered 11 ministers, ,rt licentiates, and 2707 members. The statistics of the last 1 -1.... ..I I .1... i I. ...:.. - .1 essiou Hhowed that diuiii'' the in ceding year there had been 1S: bap tisms, and '21 deaths. Rev. O. T. Kdwards will preach Ihe introduc tory sermon. The present otlieers of tho association are Rev. W. II. 11. Iiiiwhon moderator. Rev. J. W. Cttldcr clerk, aud Mr. treasurer. W. F. Fotishee Fimknii Dixon's Vo-it. Tn our Inst issue we mentioned flint it win in- morcd tli.-tl Mr. J I. V. Dixon had voted for the notorious negro. Jim Harris, in 170, against. Hon. Sion H. Jl.fis, ami we slated tliiit we would lio i, ciisc l to liublish friend Dixon's denial of i nch a rumor. In r l Iv lie has written us saying. "I liiive no recollection of ever voting ' for ii negro, und do not believe I did." i It must strike everv render us ' somewhat strange that friend Dixon has "no i ccoileetion ' of whether or inn In- voted for Jim Harris, und his friends will regret that lie. cannot deny the rumor. ' ... W S.inatoh Ransom wii.i. sit.vk at Olio Hii.i. ox Sutmuy. Oitoiikh -Itii. : ... . ! Nuw I i.ii.ih Ais. We ta!;e pleas - lire in culling attention to tho new Huleigh ndver.iseinciils thut appear intliisissue. Huiid.cilsof ourreaileiH will visit Kalcigh during Ihe F.xpo-1 was sentenced to 111 years' imprisoti si. ion, und we hope they will do their ; ment in the penilenliai y. As will trading with (hose, merchants who be seen, the evidence was very eon advi rtise for it in the Uivoiin. tnidietory, and it was pitiable to be- Yon can be accommodated wilh hold the prisoner's wife attempting nieuls und lodging by Mr. Leu II. 'to save Ins life bv testifviiif' as she Adams, whose chief clerk is our clever couiilyiuaii Mr. O. J. Williams. Mr. Adams is not a hotelist, but has in ide special arrangements for visi tors to the Kxposi. ion. His regular hiihiucss is that of a merchant us will ! seen from his "ail. ' If our m ile renders wish to "dress up" for the Imposition let them cab ul Ko.seubiiiiiii's old stand, w here j Mr. David I'iM-nthal will please t them both in stvles and prices, hav- ! ing just receivi'd il large and well se lee 'il stock of cloihing, gunis' fur nishing goods c. If vo.i wish fresh Oroeci ics of any Iiiii'l lie sin e to can on s n'irge i. SI ron:l"h. whose iiia.iy friends will be pleased to learn that he has re sumed hh: oid business. We doubt not he will again secure the huge tra le that he had some years aj.i. , when his name was a hou child ; word wilh inaiiv of our count vnien. The attractive "ad" of .1. (.'. lirews. I.... A I',, ivl, t,, M-..I vour Hardware ,.f a!l kinds, and ! ih.'V mean just what thev sav. If , . . ' . . - v.i'i iloiihi ii. ca.l ami ic couvince:l. ! We are pleased to knoiv licit llieir .... i i..'.-....,i i. . i.. ;. ll.,-l 111 V llillll.llll I.s Mil,. I iui.ii:,i,,- mg. Si lllsi i - r.r.ioii C.,ri;r. Court a.lj .ui ned ; it III day afternoon. The most , iei..oitiiut ciiiuiiial case tried lifter .. was that of Jesse L. suos-.ancc ot wliat eacn wit ness sum: . Tiie tirst witness for the Stale - , i .ii ..ii ;,. , l;..:,. ,' it. nc had liccii piactising iiielic.!ie ; for over A) years, ami w.u a regular, :;ra.l.iale. Was reiiiies'.ed by a ma;. I,., i, ,. 1.,;,. ,. isirale last ,luiie or .July to ,i 1..1 i. . 1.. ,f l .... amine the dead lio.ly of Mary . l . 1 1 '.:.. 1 .... ...'.... i .,f ,i... Jane llioiaiil, an intant ot the l'l i-oin-r about (! or 7 uionlhs j j ('Annulled it the day after its death, was lold it died of croup, found bruises ui its head that had healed and fi t'sh bruises on each side of liie lower j ivv. The upper ,ip was torn from tlic gum: a b.oody iluid was I'.owing from the left l.o-llil and left ear. The windpipe, lungs ami heart per fectly healthy, Slight, congestion about the In inn-Ilia' tubes. Did not examine the brain. From the symp toms iheie must have been some congestion or concussion of t lie brain. Am of ihe opinion that death was ca.l.sc.l by told means. 1 hele were no svmptoius of croup. rMrangnla turn or s allocation t nglil produce the synipionis, and a b ow would. ! Tiie next witness was En, is lb ewer, w ho testified that the day : before tiie child died he was a? the, p-isoncr's house, and prison, 'r said lh.it tt.e club! was sick and if it died lie wo lid oe talvci. up ami wouni oe ta ;eii up wrongfully. Was sitting on the tlic bed with Etta Rrcwer, who lold him. in ihe prestjuce of the prisoner and his wife, that tho latter told her that early that morning she ' nursed the child and laid it in the cradle, and gave it an aiiple to piav . wii In that llieappic roiled away and: o .r last issue was that or Jesse i,. eo; yerhe.id snake. The child cried, liryaut Hilliard. who was charged litu ,js father ran t- him. and im .utli ihe murder of his infant. Tnis ,Uediatelv carried him to the h.ni-e. case al M acted m n ii inleiet mid tli- lu!l,l luid'him down, and put about as evidence was heard with close alien . hmc;, ., powder on tho wound as ii.m by a crowded court -room, and , would lie on a gold d Vilar, and eplod i'.n I hat reason we he:cviih give the ..lit. The little fellow at once :rol the child cued lor it and the prisoner siuli,(, Sylvester William Pervcepps s.appcd it mid run a rag down its start'or.l." The second writes' u:.der thio.it and sai l "now I reckon you ,,ie Moving till , John .b ines .Jack will stop cryin. I eat she got a .,, t, ,,...1... ii........ 1 ,;,uv ol.i is cupful and a half of blood from its mouth. (via Rrcwor was then examined in in-half of the prisoner. She testi fied that she was ul prisoner's house the day before the child died. Had' no eonvi rsatioii with Enos Drcwcr sitting on tins bed. While standing in the door told him, in the presence of the prisoner, thai prisoner's wife to.d nie that she got up that morn ing, made a tire, nursed the child. isrewer anything else. D.d not tell him about the lag. Never saw any bruises. Child du d about - hours before day that night. Prisoner's wile did ted her I hat he slapped it. Jiefore it died prisoner said if it died he would be taken up, tha' he was clear of hitting il, and called 011 his wife to prove it and she said that he had not Lit it and that he had been a dut iful husband to her and the child. Am prisoner's niece. Have heard them have cross words: heard him accuse her of b.-mg unfaithful to him. Next, witness for prisoner was J. A. liiiniaii, who said that Knos Rrewcr toid him shoillv after the coroner's inouest that lie would not i . . i i .. . i I... l: 1 :t 1 .. have told as much as he did if ho hadn't beeu mad when lie irave in his eviileiice. The prisoner's wife was his last witness, and she testified that the child was taken sick with something like croup on the morning of the dav before it die I. Gave it honey ami uaim lor the croup, l'lisoucr dul not sluj) it Unit morning or any other nine i. lore mat. ifai noi near any conversation between Kiios ami Kll.a Rrewer. Did not have any conversation with Rita, did not tell her anything about tlm npple, nor that prisoner shimied it. He win u good husband and in good father to the child. Never accused lue of he- iug too intimate with other men. Was married last of April last year, and child horn day before Christum. The Solicitor I hen examined Relay Luuc, who said that about a month before child died she saw prisoner strike it. Heard mm whipping it ' from lime I got in hearing of it until , 1 got into the house. William McLano was I Ik; last wit- ness. and he said that Mrs. Hilliard t tolil him (hat prisoner had In at it. ! Saw blond oo.iug out of its nose, 1 At tlm cioso of the testimony. Ihe prisoner's counsel und the solicitor . agreed that u verdict of manslaughter be rendered. Next duv the orisoner lid. The iirisoner is about HO vi'ius old und seemed to be a weak and ignorant, creature. His neighbors think that he he is justly punished. We bone such ucuse niav never a-r'iin .occur in Chatham. Stato Idews. Asheboro' Courier: Yes, indeed. It's a crime and an outrage ''or the Legislature to elect a umgistiiue who doesn't make enough in a year to buy a green water-melon, but it's all right. lor i in I'l-esuieiir. 10 iiiiiioini a i n r-i tor of internal Itevenui, who receives ' .1,11,1,1 ., Viur S'J. ();llt more than the tioverii'ir receives. Wilmington Star. A correspond ent at Kxeelsior writes us of a mon ster trout that was caught in Waccu ma'.v Lake a few d.-ivs ago bv the soi s of Mi man. Kile Williamson, an oid li- lier The oldest son hung the lish. ' 1'"" I'im out. gave ti. pole o his younger bro! her, w:.,!,'. in ..it . i.l I. im in.. I :.i-,,itii-l i lii.. i uii, ii1. '.' " r,i.i. ; . "V 'inch lish measured three ft.i I eiirht in length and tvvent y-tiitc ... , i.icm.'s around. ('oncord IJeirisler: Last Fridav. as a .jttlesonof Mr. i. A. Hntmers ,n.cf No l ... !1.lviii ulioiil :!t)i) v.irds f: o,:i I . - r, - the bouse, he was mtteii on the leg I.y U1,IVI1 run a)lMl and h is sultcred no daiiiage from the rei itile's bim. as uu'i.ou taw lie : i c ciuzei s ... ......... , , , Wasliiie'ton hl.i tte : Tin 'of the 1 ranters Creek section h.iv. " . '. , . , been losing hogs and concluding thai : h :jiuo was ai i r ooiioiuoi me mis - ...... . . , . . .. jiriiiu was at Hie iioitom oi the mis c ei. il ev sei, in woi k ;o c :ie no inn . . . .., i'ii i , . ., Li'ii'tifc, iii.'i mil: ii'.'.ni 111111, , T , . , : men loi uicu a party aim si-iri".i on a . e i l ! O'-ar num. 1 ney went to ine Amv Lauds about, tive miles from town on the J. ..V. W. R. It. and sounded the charge. The result was that four large hears were kiile.l during thed.iv. Shelby Aurora: "Chieuumugii." once a noble steed noted for his .speed, died lust week at the age of lweiity-si years. During tlic war his master. Colonel P. I. Lee. who was a stall' oliiccr under iili :ofVcr. iiongstreet, Hood and Johnson, rode him in many a battle, until he and horse were severely wounded in the bii'.le ..f C.iicauia'i iu on S -pleuiber JUlb. lStill. The horse earn -d on his n ieii ine ii'tuie-scar unui nis oe.iin. and did his work well. When In: death was announced not a few teals wet e shed. Ihe luilhful, noble horse is at rest. ji,m. ,atoil Mountaineer: We have f. j.,.,,,,,,, sw u(Tt)lmts of families ,vjUl v,..,,,,.;.!., names, but theie is a family in liurko w hich unmistakably t ikes the cake. The family is named St itl'oid, ninl lives about ei. :t miles south wc.-t of Morgaiitoii. We have loom this week for the nane's of only live of the children, to wit. iiainclv, us f o tiio oldest soil hami'il Smith 5jr,i0 (i iciii Washing! i;,-,,,if0,(i li.ji.llv St'ufV.T.l. ' The third r.liil survives although his parents call htm l,iiti"ton Marion Kraneis H"llis t'oinc Into Courl Stafford. The list having taken up more space than we eaUul.'itt'd 011, will be continued in our next. (inihaiii Cleaner: Mr. and Mrs. (. M lla.ell und little daughter Fan nie met with a serious accident while on their way to church .Sunday morn ing. As they wore going down a bleep hill the buggy ran upon the horse, which caused him to rear und kick. Emmie was struck in the back ami painfully hurt. Mr. H.t'.ell re ceived a serious kick in the side and had one of (us legs badly bruised ami Mis. Hazell received a painful cut below the knee. On Wednesday, tho 10th inst, the residence of .lo-eph C Thompson, of south Alamance, was burned with all its contents, while Ihe family was atl. Milling church ut Mt Hci'iuon in the immediate community. The building was new ami a total loss. A Miss Albright had her trunk in the house with some sixty dollars in it. which was also lost. Chariot te ( Miserver : The workmen in the St. Catharine gold mine, loca- , ted in the western suburbs of thecity while blasting in the '27t foot level a . .. ... i 1..:,.. day or two ago, unearthed a curiosity in the shape of a iet rifled oak tree. I be discharge of the mast ot course shattered the tree, but a huge piece of tle trunk was securci 1 and can now be seen on exhibition at the Cent lid Hotel. The piece shows the bmk on the outside, the yraiii of tho wuod and u portion cf the htiut ufthu tree. J mi;.: her I'.v tlm piece i-ocm-fd. ' tin1 tree must haw hi'cii about. I vi) thick. Mini was I. S.i.gs. an ! lull toii!iij i I ist Sunday fi .iiij ici! Mr. Win. .be.!' .;'! tl citizen ij I this V ll lit . . injuries rec.-iv i full IV' im a wagon on the loth ll.ough 70 veirs old. Mr. int M!i;;s was vcrv stout, ill shv and heavily built, and wi igln d -JS') pounds , On the d;iv of his I'.ill himself and liis ! son weie li'iuiing u saw stock to mill. I lie son doing the driving. Mr. Mcgg-i was sealed on lop of the lug. ; The wheel: of the v ion hi ruck a rough place in tho road mid Ih.'nld mill ling his place, was hurliil violently to the ground. The f.il! broke his ll,i;;h lihd I !. rib.-. lie was cmicd h'niie and given all the ttteulioii possible but le ver I allied. Willi. iuirton Uevi.'w: At. about SI o'clock tliis ui'irniug the I'ejioi t of a pi-tol was heard on the second floor, of the brick building on X,.rih .--ec-' ond stre I. occupied by C.ipt W. !!.' James and his as.-i il'inis as an o!ii'-i i of enipiirv. and by himself as a re..:-1 deuce, and in a moment of time n I young man came rushing down tin ! siairs for a physiei.iii. siuling us he hastened along that Capt .lames had! shot iiimself. A crowd was coih-cii-d , at tl ulrauec nhiiosi instantly and a few went u; slaiis to iili i Capl. .lames prostrelo upon his b.e-k, (lie blood ooing from a fearful wound in Ihe back of his head, about cm a line with : the bottom of the right ear and half: way between thai organ and tin- ecu-j tre of the nkull. The pistol lav noon i the Hoor a few inches from the ri;.;hl ' V' -, , .. t r hand, from which il had e ideiil I v l.il-; JV ii. leu i ill in iliatelv upon b'-ing disi'siaig- i ed. dipt .lames came here in l.SliV and entered at once upon duly in tin ' Coiifi-deratt' service us captain of I 'h liosition h" re- iuaiiied until the fMirnmlcr. Since that tine- CnpPiin .lames has be(-n cu gnged in his profession, uriialy in the employ of the gov.-riiiia-ul on the jut- pi-ovcuicii! ol '.in. und its tributai ic:i 'aged at tic i in). i I pper C.ipe 1- ear ' and was thus on- f his death. ' I W. H. W,-ik"ii.'!. b-iio'. N. ('., d.' lie -Machinery, inviie Cli.i; h mi io i -Nauii:: complete :-t -(!," . wi asloiiisliiiigly !.',v. ,V t 'o.. of ( livens- ! i in Hardware ami lii'.' fit ii'lis of' " their la-ge and ; ielt will ! so d ' Their W:ik.-li !d '. Cook Stove is tic nice est baker on t he i:i,n la Wadsworlh, Mai ti:c- Pure Prepared !',u:i(. giianmiced. si and 'piick- j I. Agents for ,V Langnein's . every ''a! ion (I. W ill Arml.' !:!. of (Jrei u ;bovo'. ' X. (V. is now in ihe Northern markets buying the la -:; a stock of Kail and ' iiiler loods i iiat he has ever boiiin. i He has already bought ami rec:-ived his stock of ii. !; and .S!i u s bet' ic' the leeent 1 iviie.-e ill nrii-es. and will; give his custom -rs the ben. tit of his I 1 ivv tu ici-s. Me .nV.-rs sii.-i il ii.d.icc- I -, leu t s to ( o.i nt I v iii-.'l-ciii.nt . who wi 1 , ,. 'save ncm-v bv buvimr bom him in , stead oi -"in r N"i li , .. , . ... , ; I on mercuaiits . I ( nailium wi'l oo tl . . well lo cull and sc. or sen.'. I lu-ir or-' 'ioih, o.li, !i:i!.le! , . . . . ! tiers to ( u'etn.-li'". house of J. W. M'OlT V'O. When svmotoius in nana .!p;.":ir , in iinv form. ta':e Av.-r' .yue ( 'in tievelopni' il.liliue ii'il.l I rely will hi . X cine is ; line. i ill once, lo prevent lb" of the disease, an ! heil'tl 11 is reslop-d. iis 't by the Use of this rem-' w.irralited in every it'.-t I'OR THE VKW DA V. On the liroatlot a' u-i aid in Nutili t'ai'iliua. Tin: Sj-.-niCiioMci r..weckiy) which closed its lirsj year S, ..'.-aiber 1-". ha b 'v-n tin- most succ. i'.:l newsi:t;.c!' enterprise in the Slaie. It goes into So counties aiiil has the largest home advertising pcti-image enjoyed by any State New spaper, T'lK Dvii.v C,i:;"S!. will begin it- cm e.-r on September l"i. It has conn- to slay. The Cuiio.M. ir. Pui' isl.ihg. Company, which u uv oui-s lioi u pa pers, has 11:1 an! im! i.e.l capita1, of s-J.'i.ODi) and is compos, d of 27 of the "w hiia -irom .s;ievi;ie in v. i.niiiigiou. It will be eou.liielcd as ihe needs of the in w day in North Carolina de mand lively, pl't'gl ess:ve. c'ei'li. The conduct of both d.ii.y and weekly v. ill be in the .-.aiue hands that have hiiiici lo made tin- w. ek'.y. D't.i.v " a year: 2. .VI for (I 111, .mil.-:. Wrw.i.v (again to be encaged' 2 a year: !?l lor ! mouths. P.VIIi C'lUll -I IM'IM - ' i'i' ClM'A's. iliis vvvx m I vs.W'.v ill.i.l.. (lo f"leiircs from s'rat.gei s.) Address. Tin: chronr'LI'.. P. (). Drawer o. liaiii- ii. N. C. 1 Si XL " 2 3 . K.'l'"r'.' 1 1" W V A T T u mum; - A ' "VI N". I-J S"ir, V.ii.Ki.ai, 1 Till: HKi-euH I.y a T V V L I?. sstox ; 1 i.l.- M.-u'lti . c.s.., ill'., r .'I. IkM. I CITON MAl.KI.'l': li i'.'l Vl-Mlllitf, Ml'l'lllill.-, sin.-, l.Miv Ml.l.llili:, SlHIUS. w'tioi rsvi.r C llslilo-. II UV V M:KI r. M.'Hl t.C I'i lllllti MI S. I'llllVil.-: ! I llllh l.i.r-1-- ll.-sl l.-lllli il, I'lllllUV . M..I.ISMO . Ni-WC'lU'll sv't'Ui su jnr - V.-ll.iW. OlnllilI'lU'-l, C. IT'-.-, 1 l-'.-i.-lii' -! 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Will UL-. ili -'i.'il til ...'iit.-i i "ii h:- t,t ilu-. Jti-jKirM't.-.i Hit' -luliv 'i'. . Hit Hilly "I ilfl'll.llll, flilll-H t'l'll!"! ami Wiii:i:i:v. ii ; M:mi. lit :. -i :m- y t ' ..it in-1 ; i..-i t.r .i law jiiiift! I"- rvf.i ; "Mil-".. I. Th nt -I. -t-ti-u-, i..v,.,-n.ir i . .V i h I'm-' in mi .if iu Ji i t Vi-:i-. r.. nw. i I. If I: V l'ir'l,' j H ri!.-.:ii -Mft .r, Tllki.l- Mi iit;:t, wr iiM-ii.,.rfl!.'iti'iti atct ! tivt-rv "i t!i" l 1. y utt lu the . iii'l li'l" "I Ch.VlUHH : I -ii-. I:. .h. in ! tl -D"t -'. till' I I 'I" i-'Heet!. I.' ill-- S:if lilfl Mil ;f- i 1 rlUfr-U It ' ; .ii'.'iliu' -list f -, nt n i.l I lo,.,Vl'''. "ur i r . Un-i -Uy i Hie v. n;- i-t mi.- . ". : .tri 'l an I icliij -Uow. ih-i i'i -); ' uii'i hin'h M-itr ' A'lif-!' 'ii' In u l 'I hum J. J is. t i' V.-t'l. -C ; '. hi. a- hu:i;, At'i:i'ir I rtvjtif hi't-n-'arj . it".si (ill I luN. V- llitr; ha? i'ltM- r;.i'M; is (ll''l I't 'lllM K ill '"ill il :. r- , ll.'. .i i lV !'.., ; -i-H.. iin-l Iiiim I...-I il;.- i....-.tlh.."r .1 i-.rt 1. W'liflt tl M--II. In' W.-n- it ii;'ay .. Ihi- S :i ii r in nu ll 1 1 !h., l' l. I. A I;: 11 1 .I 'll f.ll'loi HMtii 'Iiltily -!tv:ik I wlili ra . !'.) l!-'.W.i?). l .MM'l'rio:, in in- ivwiu-.i ,,:t. i i.y ih.- im-:- ..iili.- s .-i'i-. .' ,.. h.-i ..T.-i-i! i-i. loir I "I i- 'i..- in-'. -i in., I .i.-i. tv ..I .1 .,: I Manx iIh- .-.Ii.-i itToi rlwtiliicit i-.iiii.. . . lluol v. u I i. ', Si-pi iwi, ,i. ,i. i-i.ni i.'.s. G. v.-;-i :i A ! i a r. KALKIOII. N ('. (i HOC AND y(iiit8ien:i: fi!is'j.;iiij DKAid'.i: IN Ery Goods. Clolliiii. Esls, IVr and .'i lor SI- ii.e Ci .! .-lit' il loll Hi ! H r.'l-:. t .' :- I:.. t-:" Visii.iix t,, ;!,, accoiiimoilaie,! . -11. ilig ai t he ila::i I : i-.-i (;.- i.'i I e,i:. da s-l IT LEADS ALL. X'. ivt!',-r liln'iil-iiurifviii i or ii.ts -vi i- i, n : ", .: ,!i-l -i !- !!..' w.ilil.- tlic -ii'-r.ii cut'iu- iis .ill,', .I, v. I.l" 'I .li Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Il .-i.'.t It." II-' -t n irn'v .'i..ii::l.' .r.-!-iri- t' .: I SOniii:ULA mil -'i i!',,lll V I. I, i.l. v wilt -V .l-'lll. I Jl.l, r'l. .Will' I l.i . V" 1 it i; I.. vlnl ii-..-l " 1 T "I t ' '. i-liilllioUS . i-L -II. I I'- :iUi, Villi .ic iu.l.v.ui"iu "At 111.' -I-;- ..f I V . -:ir ..'I" "f VtDCC '' 'l-t-l' " ! rr.l.:. :Cll..'i -.1 VURCO u. ili iil,.,.,-..si.t riiiit..-iu -'i'- ".i il ' , inii. :i ..in -.in- i. ...i i v.-i v -, riiv -i -; 'i i -,i ' -t . 5 -1-1 . 1 1 :.: r;tti- Tn.-i-'-'i" i'il -'J i,it'-i n i 1 1 .- VI- vl:i : I v. A f.- .v ,1'-' Sdre in ll,lC-, --llt-1.1. win, ..ili'-r-1 i- ".I.' .l.r i'v;,i,-ii.-i- h is .v ol iiiiy si. i- 'iu,",i in.-: '. .'! :ii. it liuiru I'.i.iMi't ".' .1 Vuui.- t.-ul in- ,!i.-ii-l.-.l ly illl..iU.S." i-iii r.vu: :. i-.v Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Muss. SM l.j- all Ur:: SI, fix o.'ltl..'.- I..r r.l. !V i p SHon.il CALL UN (j,-Q0rff0 Stronaeli, A. WHOLKSALi: (SRMCl'.R. N". II Mii!-in -f-t, p.!'.!'u. tinii; N.i. I' A'.-ll li"' Hil l in M If . til s , .,, ,v ,,11 i'lli. III.'I 1,1 I n-..i" l h.-iv GOO bids. Sti-ai, 133 s'uks Coft'ssi, -OObbls. riuikerel. 8 bbls. MoUsses, :5. tioi'cas of Liu-iL SOO bbls Flour. :i-h'0 is. Hums. MEAT. MF.AI.. Etc , 75 m Tolim 60,OC0 Clears, rliiaj .T than li e cheapest, i'c. riiici s ci'i:i;i:n t M'.n t on ap l i.ii .'.'I'll N Our R.--r:i. Sivi ,:, ii'id'-r .1 ar-.'t I w -I li'.'-'l I'DllV I .1 . i ! ; 1 r Ili. it. iiUu tUil 0 0 (X T L !: N T I I1..II.- li l nw. 1an llrui- . S. 'il l Ii -li t till' ,..' "I '1.1. k,-l 'il . hitl'l"- I I'-ni I I I hi:'- ul nil I will i'i-" 1 . ImiiH'I .ti ml I1"'"1 I" ! " i-.iv .. Win- . n. M -ir -'1 "ll ll".s.-. l i v .1 11- :i":.T"N. Ilikli I' ', V C. IlL-lilv l" ul.' I.v Iiiim I ' i N'l'l.'Il.l ' i IN, 1-1I--I..-I- , N. C. AYhilo in ftakiglt C.'J TO The Squaro Dealing pV,4l.:-1lr onjl V;.n Tlr;!'(IO U.'JuUli-; Uilii IjJIoIi Ii J Wo, ,i. M. Ilosi-ljiiium's old stand, V i:. .- ,i ii.-i liiv.-i:i:lll" .ui, II.-uk'-ii ,-irrt.i.-, Win-re you will find a large und well assorted stock of CI0T!11i(j. i HOOTS AND SHOES. MM .WW filtifi !Aro.'nvmtiek.kerti..afirRt-da. Vft'iiiis vt'iitttitiS'i Dry (ioods Store and you will j be sure to lind it. BOOTS XLZZD SHOI33, j i Thanking the good people of Chat and lit lower prices than nny other, ham for their past patronage, we Hoil:.e ill (he Slate. CALL AND liK CONViNCMD. i I- -J ... I si. i D.MINIsTllATOilS' NOTICE "11 .-I' I.. I, .11- II,- COME AX i SEE I'S. iluviEig just re- irised IVons Ihe 'Svvilwi'u inaz-; kts are now rCCCiVBE'" , l 7 s ! fi i t- OK 3? 3 AND OKI! l'!iJl'.NIS are vvimwtvt ;1 ripyi -tt.-i Ijli.U UtJ. en il selS vmi we viSI skk! Use low prices.; We are oslerin'; goods as low as easi Se bought am where .! i the CASiL j SJeEBUMnhes' vois easi Vmtl as&v- thism al I you ean eall for. Tlll'.SK (1(IS 1 1 A I : P.KKN P.Ol'till T LOW AND WILL UK SOLD VKRY LOW FOR. I li K CASH. NO TKornLF IO SHOW (iOODS ALL W K CAN V IS To "COM!: and si:r. r.v an wi: will ppovr. wii i w:: sy. rlmi.mI'I.i: tih: plait, is W. I LHMIOX'S. Pi!!-.'-!.,-,.'. S, .t. is. ss 1, I'is. .S. Hi M 11 i.-i tin .111! . : II. I--I 1!. IHHiilKS 3j? ravcttevillc Street, RALEIGYI, N. C, i-rvi.ni in LAMPS, TABLE GUTI.ERY, silvi'.ii i'latf.d war!'.. :fric.i:!tor-!. ti: trays. OIL STOYLS, .V.C. i l'-i-llli'l- II, Itvl. Jlu. TALL J 884- RALEIGH, iv. a, Alii: NOW Ol'KNINO THEIIt FALL & WiiNTER STOCK OF GOODS. 'DKKSS (500DS, CALICOES, SILKS. SATINS, VELVETS, jJIKO. AND liLEA. DOMESTICS DlilLLlNGS, TICKINGS, I'LAIDS, l'EUCALKH, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, t i ; ( : ks, CAia'ETixas, HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTION'S, HATS, solicit a further continuance of the W. If. .V It. S. TUCKER & CO. S",i.-mi'"i- II. icm. COTTON GINNERS CDGHT TO INSURE Til HI It GINS IN THE il. C. nOME INSURANCE CO. Tl is company has been iii.succes ul operation Ibr sixteen years. It is SAFE, SOLVENT and PROMPT in tlie pnyiiicnt ofits losses. Liu'uJuluilU Iili 11 its' All kinds ol" r.uildings insured at reasoiialile rales. Pe wiiriu-d bv the losses of vour iieiulihor-- and insure in time. Ii. A. LONDON", Agent. U. Wfl DLLCOTT, It! Ea-d 1 large! t and "208 Yilmhigton Streets, RALEKSIL N. C. Wliolesale lii VOW THE Fall and Winter rr consists or ROOTS AND SliOF.S, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, COATS' COTTON, DDMKSTICS. PLAIDS, PANTS CLOTH, DRKSS (iOODS. nid all other goods found in a first class Wholesale Drv Goods House. This Stock is the largest over shown here, and prices are as low as the name ootids can be bought in Northern markets WM. WOOLLCOTT. S il'IlllK'l' 11, . Life insurance! F.verv man oulit to have liis life insured. o thut when he dies his linnily iiiny have some (irovisiou for their support. .Many men, who while alive eoint'ortably supportel their families, have died in their prime and left tl.c'r wives und chil dren almost destitute: whereas for a small stun their lives could have been insured und ample provision made tilt tin ii- loved ones. Let ev . rv prudent man be warned in time and secure this protection for his family ! THE VALLEY MUTUAL taracce Association of Yirpnia oilers unusual inducements. Its rates ;.-( very low, lieing for in-laiiei an average only X a ear on fl(MH for a man :.M) veaw '..Ll. It is solvent and reliable, having now ;i guaranteeing reserve of ? 100, ( ii I. : It Promptly Pays all Losses! For further information, apply to J. W. JACKSON, Supervisor of Agencies of N. C, I PITTSR0R0', N. C. I Juno I ', :u.