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THURSDAY, JAXUAHY 16, 1890.
LOCAL RECORDS.
tWA comfortable 1 welling for
raat. Apply ut 1!kioiu office.
W Kilty crds ol first class Ilick
rr timber wanted at once nt tho
kattle mill.
WftBtll.
iono but Jint clatt
IV Anybody . in need of some
air cnii tfet it, by ulonce hauling
4irwnod and persimmon timber to
ha ahuttlc mill.
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lay Never bctore havo our public
road been known to bo in as good
condition, uiirin!? tuu iiiuiuii ui
nary, as they now are. And yet in
many pluece they are bad enough at
that
Mr Our former county mrn. Mr.
K. J. Bell, who has resided in Mis
aisippi for several years, showed
hia appreciation of the Kki oro last
wk by renewing bis (subscription
for two years in advance. We would
eOMiineud his example to all oursub
cribers !
Wo would again call jour
attention to the bargains that are
being offered at W. L. London's.
?aah makes tho prices go down.
You can now buy a 10 suit ol
clothes forSS, and thesuit was cheap
at flO. toiiio aud see how cheap
you van gel a suit of clothwit or an
overcoat
WLadica' Shawls, Wraps, Jnck
U, ic, for less than New York cost
for the cash at W. L. London's.
Come and see them. Ladies', Mn'&
and Children's underwear cheaper
tban you ever saw it. London has
a large stock and tho winter has
bean warm, you can now buy them
at j-our own prices if you bring the
money.
A Kakmauk. Our lormer towns
man, O. (!. Bynuiii. Esq., will be
married today to Miss Cam J. At
wator, a daughter of the late Carney
C. At water, deceased. The cere
mony will take place at 3 o'clock at
the residence of the bridti's grand
father, Joseph J. Baldwin, Esq., in
Baldwin township, and will be per
formed by Jii-v. V, A. Sharpe. To
night an inlaro will be given the
bridal party at tho residence of the
groom's fa'.her, L. B. Bynuin, Esq.,
which will no doubt be a most enjoy
able occasion. Tim J!kvrd extends
it congratulations to tho h'lppy
croom, ami wishes lor him am;
lovely bride a long life of wedded
blics.
M r u 1 1 1: it l. l..iioi.pii. A man
named Lemon was brutally murdi-r
ed last wcok at liamsetir, in Ran
dolph count)', y a man iiuniecl
Wheeler. The latter had been a
guard with the convicts, who are
grading the railroad fro-.u Millhoro'
to Ramseur, and had been discharg
d bccaiiKC ot di nnUeiuic."?. II
thought th;U l.eiuon, who was also
a guard, had reported his being
drunk, ami he j('rmined to wreak
hia vengeance on him. Aceordingly
lie slipped up behind Lemon aud
with a pistol shot him in the head,
from which wound Lemon died in a
very short time. AHor shooting,
Wheeler ran but was pursued and
oon vaitght, and after a preliminary
trial that night was carried to Ache
boro' jail.
A 5I.VH Moii. We arc inlbruied by
llfwW. II. Brewer, ol Hear Creek
township, that there was a consid
erable vciiement caused by tt mad
dog, (t i.i) last week, iu the neigh
borbe.. ' there Chatham, Moore and
lCaiil'Mi:- oin. The dog was lirsi
seen )'. i't daybreak ut Lewis
Cheek's, in Moore county, biting
chickons and dni;.s. Thon ho went
to Mr. Enoch Shields, in this county,
And bit Mr. Shields on the thumb.
Jlo went up Deep rivor into Ban
dolph as far-!- '.Vaddill's ferry, bilinic
hogs and .: and then turned
back into Mooie county. By this
timo there was a crowd ot men,
armed with guns, hunting for tho
dog, and about sundown be "was
overtaken ut .lames Cavincss's, and
was riddled with shot.
Tub Wintkii of IS4a'4'.1. Our
Vonerablecoiiiityniaii.Johii IS. I loud
en, Es., infiirmed us 11 f.-w days ago
that the winter of 184i-V4!l wai as
mild and unseasonable as the pies
ent ono has been. He says that a
great deal of pork was spoilt, more
than this winter, and that vegetation
of all kinds was very forward. On
the morning of tho ltith ot April
thero was a heavy frost and a con
aiderr.blo frcc.o that dhftuuch dam
age. The young leaves on all the
trees were killed, aud turned black,
und the growing corn was almost
all destroyed. Ho remembers a field
of wheat that was about a toot hiih,
and which alter the freeze looked
like a field ol broom sedge. All the
fruit was killed. Wo sincerely hope
that such will not be our Into this
yoa r.
liF.nisTKiiKn Don'ors. Iu pursu
ance of an act of the last Legislature
tho following persons in this county
duly registered before tho 1st day
ot January, ns ractising ph'c;uns
vis: C Kobcrlson, T. C. Ltitter
loli, Ilrantley Williams, O. B. Strowd,
K, D. Man 11, J. C. Kirkman, Thomas
Kirkma.i, J. M. O'Kclly, J. 1. Ed
wards, D. II. Albright, 11. T. Chupin,
N. B. Du.ilap, G. A. Smith, W. S.
FMwards, V. D. Laster, 11. L. (ialtia,
K II. Ward, L. A. Hanka and W.
J). Young. According to section 5
of the same act, any person who
aball attempt to practise medicine
without having registered and ob
tained the Clerk'a certificate shall
be guilty of a inisdemcaiioi, and upon
conviction may be fined not less than
25 nor more "than f 100, or be im -priaoued.
An Involuntary Hath. On Inst!
Saturday tbo colored mail-carrier j
lotwccn hero and Ore Hill took an'
involuntary and unexpected bath in j
Lundrum'a creek. While tho nnilo j
tliut he wbh riding was drinking in
the ford of the creek, a small stump;
fl.-...!.,,! .l..tii fit., wli'iulm mill Mlt'llflf i
tho iniilo, which made it kick
and throw tho rider, mail hair and I
mtddle all in u heap into the water
which was waist deep.
A Fatal Runaway. Wo regret fo'' n husband, which led to a corres-
to hear of the death of Mr. Isaac poudence with Mr. Day. An engage
Philips, of Bear Creek township. 'uent followed, aud by agreement the
Ho was driving n ono horse wagon, couple met here, tho young lady hav
when the horse ran away and Air. "g u married sister hviug in Vance
Philips was thrown out and his leg county, and were married.
I broken. A week afterwards the leu
! 7as amputated, but it was too late,
, , iU:, . 1 1... I it... nl.ri.t. Mit.-
,le Wu's ut,tll,t tliirty ix voars cM,
was a son of Mr. Edward Philips,
and leaves a widow and several
children.
Phenomenal Fog in Host on.
Boston, Jan. 13. A phcnnmHiial
fog shutdowDon Boston fir several
hours this morning. Nothing like it
has been seen boforo in this city. It
was impossible to discern objects
from iieroHS tho atrect. The vehicles
crawled along to avoid collisions and
blockades in the business streets.
Ill the harbor crafts of all kind;)
reduced the speed oi.o half.
Crushed by it I hurt ll.
New Yonu, Jan. !). An at palling
lisaster occuned in Biooklyn this
morning. The heavy winds of last
night shook the new Presbytei inn
church at 2fl(i Throop avenni.- to its
foundation, aud at 4 110 this morning
one of tho walls fell with a eiash on
a three-story frame building adjoin-
ing. and brought with it d ath and
destruction. Tho mined building
was tenanted bv tho Holt aud Purdy
families. They numbered nine per
sons. Five of Ikem aro reported
dead. Two were carried out of tho;
ruins so seiiously iiijuied that their
death is only a question of a few
hours.
1 oye iwwj,.s
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BiuMiNoiuM, Ala., Jan. 12
strange case caino up for trial tu ;
justices couit here yesterday after -
noon. John Buford, an old negro,
had J. C. Thomas, nuother negro,
arrested for abducting his daughter.
The Buford family testified that
Thomas went to their homo and
scattered love powders all around.
He did this sevnral limps and all the
lainiiy leu iu love witn mm. me
daughter was the last one affected,
but when the powders finally asserted
their influence on her she tan irvay
with Thomas. All of theso facts
were duly sworn to and the case wan
dismissed. Thomas is forty-live years
old and the girl lilti en.
Delaware Fruit Crop.
Lai UK.t., Del, Jan. ll'. The Pre-:,in
vailin
warm weather 1.1 caiismu; our.
Iruit'-'rowcrs much
uneasiness. :
1 eai u duos are sncning ami lineal-
' a ml I ureal-,
oning to open. Many strawberry ,
patches are now in bloom. Should
tho present weather continue fruit
ot all kinds will put out, and then be! trai.tt0 uever again engage iu the
subjected to death at any lime by a . tbacco nianulacturing business,
slight change in temperature. 'J be L llH tl.UlPj if consummated, would
outlook is a gloomy one. Many ; uwc-ssarily miuso to bo invested iu
our fanners lost all they had lat ,our ,mvn turt;,. million of dollars and
year and haw mortgaged their luiel I: wi)M bo the biggest of the kind
lor inonev to run llnon another vear' m...i ;M our Slate
pronii.Mii
viehl.
to pav from their fruit (
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A Wholesale Hatigiiii
I'okt Smi r 11, Ark., Jan. Ll
Th
largest legal execution that ever
occurred iu the L'nitcd States is
billed for this place next Thursday,
when, nine men are to bo handed at
one time seven Indians and two
iiojrroes. The hangman
I ieori,'e 1
liutiuii, nn oeen preniirinL' lor i n in
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extnior-Iinary job for several day v
lie has the nine ropes all pre,n?d, ,
una ne nassire.cno. mem eaen ,.j ;
with dunim.es. 1 ho trap is lo fi .
enoi -n uiaceon moo.ue it o 1 ,r
conueinne 1, aim inev win an lie
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dropped through nt once.
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Iho lirisnuers are 111 the best sinr-1
., , - - ;
its, ami talk ol their impending '
doom in tho most unconcerned man- 1
mir. K11 an . one 01 lie neirroes. :
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still entertains hopes of n eomniiila
tionfrom the President.
tut .
J he others
have never entertained any hope,
Movins Her Chickens.
From ilm CLurlotta Chrulrlf.
Thero wits n novel siht at tho
Air Line depot Sunday. The freight
train w hich was siile-lraeked on the
van! duriinr the 'av was visited bv I
n ti tubers ol people. ( no of tho cars
contained an old ladv who was trav-
elini,' from West Point, Mississippi.) mat is very damainto winter wheat
to Kedoralsbur:.', Maryland, with a land oats, is very thick in bU oats. Ho
ronertil collection id ilomcstic aiii-i heard that in Steele Creek the fly has
inals and household uri it lire. She! already done much damngo to tie
was interview. -d hy a Chronicle re
porter, and found lo he a vnrv ilitel-
iieitt English huly. Iter property
consisted ol a hor :. thrt-i' cows nnd
two calves, t ii ike -, ;eir, 13 chick
ens, two canary birds, and a lot ot
furniture. She said that she had
t.ecn living in .Mississippi lor two , mci ease aua mat mauy mure wu .
years, bein driven away by ihejhoon leave that State A crowd j
chills. Her husband who, she said, . of neKrot B were out huntinR one day
is a very old man ami afflicted with , lust week, on Capt. ill.am LalrfweU h
rlieuinatiam, had frone on abend in I place. John Kausoui saw -i labbit j
a nasaencr ear. Mio saui inai inev
had left a larire larm in Missisiippi
but had purchased a house at i fO-land peppering ine wnole Jei gtn ol
eriilsbury. and that Ihey would i ave! bis body with shot. The negro :
nothing to do but unload when I tey ; painfully though not seriously injured, 1
reached their destination, She g vc' as the shot were small. Ho sus he ,
as her reason for undertaking the
inn. t hat no olio rniii.J lie seeurcil :
who would look aiier Iter stock ami
poultry as carefnll- h herself. She t
Hi.nl that she nnlkcil her cows every I
day anil tod and WKtcred all her pels, j
Seven days will be required to make
the Irin. nnd she said that when she
arrives, she will so completely cover ;
the new 150 acre larm with stuck ,
ntul rvoultrv tht the old man will !
not have room lor
'urdou.
State News.
Henderson Gold Leaf: Married,? V lust ni-litand jailed
by Justice S. H. Alleu, at Massen
burgs Hotel, Monday night,
jjr
ChirlesC. Day, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Belle Newton, of Red Bank,
"Pji"'" T,!,Z'ul
each other lefore the expectant
I groom eame on bare, it la said.
jSomo time ago the lady advertised
Monroe Register: We bear of a
good deal of duiung being done to
small gi uiu by the Hessian fly, and it
is said that the chinch bugs are put
ting iu their appearance in some local
ites. A Son of Steve Stewart, col
ored, aged about 12 or 14 years, while
fooling with a pistol Monday iiiht,
shot himself in tiie baud. The wound,
while painful is not serious. We
heard of a mau the other day who was
growling because ho hail to pay eleven
cents for a school book for his child,
aud at the same time the man's breath
swelled like a whisky barrel.
Sanford Express : Jones & Kelly,
liquor dealers of this place, had a
preliminary hearing before Justices
1. N. Campbell und J. L. Mclver
nn vest ni (hi v and wore bouued over
, the Supeiior Court in seven eases
"" violation of the Jaw prohibiting
le ot liquor witliiu two miles ot tho
j aanioru aiciuouisi uurcu. -on
I last Saturday two mischievous hoys
j Mll,,t b"'09 through the window of
I tbn passenger train on the C. P. A
I Y. V. road while, on its way from t.
A "7 to Oroensboro. The shots struck
tho window not more than a foot
above tha heads of tho pu .sengcrs.
j t bo boys were caught.
Salisbury Watchman: A colored
man, by the uauic of Lee Graham, was
gored uud disemboweled by uu in
furiated bull last Friday. Oiahaui
accompanied by two or three others,
.vas takiur a bull, belongm-; to Mr.
' 'auiea to tho butcher peu, when it
j I ecaiue infuriated aud attacked Gra
A'hrini, disomboweliug biui, throwing
him over his back, and then goring
Uu J pawiug him. Tho bull then
j started for tho couutry, pursued by
j quite a number with shot guns, rifles
aud pistols, and after a l ng and
I exciting chase, it was killed about
two miles from town.' Graham was
carried home, aud Drs. Council aud
! Campbell called iu, who attended to
his injures. At last accounts it was
thought that he would get well.
Twin City Daily: We were in
formed today by a large tobacco mau
ufactuicr of Winston that negotia
tions were pciidiug but ween a wealth v
v.u v,,i, c,-,,.i:,.i,. n.i.i uu.-u-..i Ar
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oar tobacco mauutaclurers tor tue
purchase of their plants. It seems
that they have oQ'eml to buy five of
largest factories i
s ill Winston, for
to pay full value
hineiy etc ai d
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fr lniil.liM.ra. tiincliiimtv
l.p,. , ... t,..li. nn Im rirl i-f.l
,i.PI1 ..... p..,.!, nno Imnrlr...! ..1
twenty-five thousand dollars for tho ! 111,11 klti" us th 'l1"''')' excellent
u.;UUH nnmn .if thn funis. m...!1" tlo early stages of growth or "uu-
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Slatesvillo Landmark: llr. J. C.
;SiceIofl, of Oiin township, was ot.t
j hunting with a parly Chi istmas day. :
A bird rose between him and aiiolh r ;
:one of the hunters, who blazed away
at it. Mr. SieelolT received u part of
the loud of ibot but was not much
hurt. Mr. C. C 15arrier, of Chani
j bor.sbui'f; township, killed, lust wc k,
i i. i.., ii.,.t i.nJ i.nn, .,i..,, ..i.
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n-i iu inu ivnuiv una cdiiiiiu nu im i
dwei ht.d 55s 11. Mr. Uarri.'r '
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f ,t j t , n,M.M t,lin uuv t
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other hog. A firm m this plaeo 10-1
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:r.iiivfil. h iovr rliiva Ai.n. Ii-iitn ti run.
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tonier 111 Hutherford count v 11 rcL'ts-
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L llltll L.Ul-ll BII1I1I.-II 1LI1 II I M-IJIMMI1 :
cheek for $17 and ten leu-dollar billd
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ii iv. xuo uuui ft umua lui vjtiirii nil
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UK"1- uui tue uiuuty nun neiMi nu
siracted from tho letter. Tho envel
ope gnvo plain itidicuiiouH of having
been tampered with.
Charlotte Chronicle: Geo. Todd,
a young man of Paw Creek, is iu his
'24th vear, weijdiH 1(55 -pounds, anil
bus uever tasted flesh of any kind in
his life. Capt. S. 13. Alexander told
a Chronicle reporter that a fly or bug,
wheat and oats. The captain thinkB
that tho presence of the insect is due
to me veiy warm winier. auoui :
u.ijr rS..- upi.uiu Minns-;
uuiii, ki. x-uuujr cvuiuii, vin biii'ir ,
way to Aikaneas. They say that the ',
exodus from South Carolina iH on the
will
jump up unit no buci ai inu,
whole load striking Virgil Alexum
don t iniud this accident, us he Iibh ,
liaa iorty duck suoi area into linn at i
ono nine. joe ivouso, jr., 01 mir.
city, has a very lutellieiit coll. The
coilisi Douingiu uiontnsoui, anu win
jump through a hoop, roll a liairel, sit
up like a dog, kiss its uiusttr, can dis-,
tiuguish colors, nnd-hajtbeen taught to
do many other things. Mr. Klouse
brought tbecolt on the streets jester- I
dav. and its wonderful inteliieuce !
allt acted quite a crowd.
A Young Desperado Jailed.
liBiii.mAM, A In., Jan. 12. A
baud of Deputy Sheriffs brought in-
- "empscy ,nuos a iioiono,.B e. i. ,-
I mil. Anion Killed a man by tho
j "" of .Jlive,! " tl county last
and OHcaptui to U,o In k
' i W'estern Alabama, where he joined
Burrows gang. Last night a
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m inis anu jurniiiigiuim naiiioini
was held up near Berry station by
a part)" of Ainos's friends, ai med j
with Winchesters, who werebiutj
on rescuing him. Later in the nignt i
a freight was inspected in the same
way. Amos was, however, safe in
the count- jail hero at the time.
He is only twenty years of age and
is well connected.
Vi'litit Ails Them.
We have this day bought nil of J)
S. Waitt's Shoe Stock and shall sell
them at exucfly what they cost Mr.
Wuitt. Now this is a grand opportu
nity for all who wear lino Shot's to
get good and substantial bargains
Mr. Waitt kept, fho very finest slock
of Hand made Shoes for men au l boy.
This is one of our land slides, when
the price is smashed aud the goods
unhurt. Now our store is full of bar
gains gotten in this way: hence it is
wearcnble to soil goods cheaper than
anybody else in Raleigh. We now
have the largest store iu the State,
none excepted ; no not 0110. We now
occupy tho cnliie Adams building,
first and second floors, and c 'llars,
and wo will show 3-011 sights befoio
the present year is out. Big Uccket
Store, cor. Mai tin & Wilmington
streets, Raleigh, N. C.
If, "a numerous household is the
safely of tho Republic, ' it milit as
well be proclaimed at once, tli.it the
remedy upon which such household
should be reared is Dr. Bull 3 Buby
Syrup.
A good cathartic is worth its weight
jiu gold, yet. Laxador, tho infallible
regulator of the human system, 13 sold
1. r only 25 cents a package.
A Fatal Mistake.
Dk.ui notis. Mich , January 11. A
terrible) miMako was made iu tho fam
ily of Morrill Griffin here to ui'ut.
Tho family all had the iullueii.a and
took hlnchiiiue iuslead of quinine.
Grifuii, his wife, daughter 11 u thir
teen, and kou aged nine were victims.
Tho daughter died at 2 o'clock lliis
morning :- d there is 110 hope, for
Gritliu. Mr.-,. Gri'lin and son have a
bare chance to ;-ull through.
Yieli's Floral Uuide
is ono of the ban Isomest catalogues
published. Tho -II Hht rut ions are in
tended to give ! 10 reader a correct
idea of the plant r flower ilhutrated.
Tho grossly exaggerated, absurd pic
tures which (lei'aco so inuiiv cata
I li,,rii..c nn, 1 ,-.!!. ...I iii,iii flin in I I v
I of tll.l's; J1'1'0 '?1hU.l'u,", dl) "ot "l'"
I Pe,,r.,M tb,11' 1 1'" llst ,.f j'"'0
. : . i n--v
i'S?03' a"d 8(!V,('luI M7 H',"1"!'0 !T'"'
ied' amonS tlu l" the Early .iarkef.
' 'd Kn'd ','10 t-''ass and
is especially recommended for early
ripe "conditiou. Tiie entire catalogue
ipe.
is ono that the 11. N. Y. greatly com
mends to the exam iu.i! ion of its rea
ders. Bund New Yorker, New York.
N. Y.
Scud 10 cents (which amount may
bo deducted from first order) to
Jamks Vick, se- d .man, Rochester, N.
Y., for a copy of (inm:.
SIH LOU'S L'l'KE will iniiiirdiati-
ly relievo Croup, Whooping Couyh
and Uroncliitis. Cutin t Hr.iEX-
Belva Lock wood has announced
that sum will agniii ruu for IVesident
in
FOB DYSPEl'SI V and Liver Com-
ill-lint voil havo u nriiited 0U"rnnteo
ion everv bott e of Sh oh h Vit i er.
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11 ,lovt' t'liAns & Uea-
I)KN.
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"HACKMr.i AUK. a lst.i,K and .
irttgwui peiiuu.e i rice m nun iu
'ci'is. t ihpin .V Iicaden.
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1 ornelius ioul.'i biit lms uougiii
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I timer famous ineture, "On the
Grsinl Canal, enice, from Lord
una lev ior 100 imi.
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THE ItEV. CEO. II. THAYEK, of
Jloui boit, Ind , says : "Doth myself
and wife owe our lives to SHI LOU'S
CONSUMlTuNCVUE." Ciiacin &
IlK.vntN.
The stnbleB of Macy Urotherg, in
Versailles, Ky., were burned Saturday
tiiorniuj;, together with thirty live
horses; one of tho horses was I he cele
brated licit Jioy, valued at 100,1)00.
WHY WILL YOU coi.Kh when
Sliiloh'H Cin e will give ittiiiu dntto re
lief, l'lic.t 10 cts., 50 tU., and SI.
ClIAMH ItAllKN.
A NASAL INJECTOtl free with
CM.h b()tUo of Kllilob'8 t.BUl.r pieIu. !
pi, 1', 50 cents. ClIAl'lN ii li E.V i
Mr. E. C. Hedilinylield. a member
((f ,Lt, ,aat Ij4.gi.,aUue froln WLc
C0UCtVi ims i,et,u elected socn turv of
tho satp Alliance, to fill the vacancy
OWMMlcd by tho iilti.IMUoo of Coi.
SHILOII S CATA1UUI REMEDY i
ft punitive cure for Catauh. Diph
tlieria nnd CauktrMoutb. Cum in X
uuex.
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The town of New Dome voted, at
an c oction telil there laot wi ek, tue
buiii of yod.UlKJ for tue extension to
that jilaee of the railroad now being j
toustructeiirrota Wilmington tbrougu
Ousi w county. j
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Ai.i. OU AIADEiiiiseraMe by Iu
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Losb of A) nctite, Yellow Skin 1 Shi
IoIi'b Vitali':r is a positive cure. Cnx-
MAH1HKU.
NntltvBnf ilmihfl nnti nrnrrlituitt limi-rlod
free. Otjlui&iiee cliftrgiMl reveti ounti. u lluo.
HAUMON-OOOpWIN At the i-ralili-nre of Kr.
J. U. Uuoilwtli, In Xr Hupp t'iwnMil , mi tint hli
Inn., Iiy w, T Eiiwnnla, J. 1'., Mr. iMlts UauHu.v
lu lllaa FlNNIK O -liwitt.
. SCHEDULE PITTSI30RO' It R i
1I ""llit '
The paBsriifter trulu a Ilia I'ltleliuru' rillrmid
irp llttnborii' dHlly. excv.l HiiuIh)'h. nl V.'iia.
in. mil nrrlvrs itl I'lttnljuru' nt 5 411 p. 111., making
i-liwe cnnl.cl,.l with llic llillll trHln on UiKlC. 4 A
: a-l. it. k., wui.h iriv,ni liaMgh i u so . m
' ami imvw Raieigii m 3.4s p.
"""w"" ?-
New Advertisements,
- - - --
j aoKTOAliE SALE BV VM
j if a 1'v y. ot ft in'-rtiriiKiTXiN-uieii f np bv J. W.
j rnnhion aut wlff, nm rrKlttirar1 on jtai;' 111
i ami lu i.f lrtH.lt "s " in iw i-m -w di" Mip luifl-ur
iif riAfMlM f,t ChAtlnim iw.intlr I u III 11 t, ui
Uih fnurt li"ur 1.r hi i'litrtl-irn, mi Msi.v,
ihi laid tiuv ..r fViiriiHi'y, IHW. a rrtiiin tnift uf
Inrnl In Ouirrt ImwhhmI, OhAthftm iMuiuy, f .n
lain 1 1 it; H'Ti'H, iiivt hfinjf uw Biinif "n whl.h
ttfthl ronnliiiftoii imw I'ohI'Uw. T. WuMliLK.
JimitHiy ID, Ihvo.
JjOltTtJAflE SALE. BY V I li
.TB Tl'I.of n miiricacnoxiK'uiMl Vj m.- Iv A. .'.
Ciiiulle jiuil wlfi', ntul rffl,s:t'ri'd mi pi.no aooi.f
i'o..n --in. 111 iiip nni'-o ni mo a,.i!hiir nr ii'-m
1 iiiuia'11 rmiii-y, I will nrii r-ir cftf.lt ai uu1 coi.rt-
Iioiim' ilimr In 1'IMnln r..' on Mi.ndav, iho IUOi iU
ot llirimry. Ikjii. avriain irn.-t it Inn.) In onus
li'Wimlilp, l.'llinlmm ii.iiicy, rnntalliliiK hIhuii 4
ni-l-iw, K'lJ.'lulilK III' lnn l. iif Srlnini Karrrll
liMii'I'i II11IM..11 ami oiliera. S. T. WoMHI.K.
JittiuHiy loih, lK.'O.
cor'irinsrs.
Tb uudBlKiiwl liavlng owuo.l nn t NOr.K
TAK Kit's iKiKlillnhnioiit, Ih iri-inrvil Ui furuli.li
Miiy Rlyle ur His.- "f i.'OrKINS.
SPENCE TAYLOR.
JnuuaryV, 18S(i. Im.
PITTSBORO' ACADEMY.
S. S. JACKSON, Principal.
Tho Spring Term will beiu 011 Holi
day, January Lkh, hVJO, and con
linue twenty weeks.
The climate of Bittsboro' is talu
hi ious, and indeed there is not a more
healthy locality in North Carolina.
Its people are renowned for their hos
pitality and their social, intellectual
and moral virtues.
Boavd can bo had in and around
the villagu at moderate prices.
The Academy building is conve
niently arrunged and lilted for school
put poses.
Those desiring instruction in Music
or Crayon work, aud Painting in Ken
singlon, or in Oil. or Water Colors,
will be directed to experienced and
skilled instructors.
Barents may bo assured that every
effort will he made for the thorough
instruction of their children. Their
moral as well as their intellectual
training will bo carefully looked to.
It is hoped that not only Chatham,
but other counties also, will favor the
I'itfsboro' Academy with a liberal
pa Iron ago.
Terms, per session of twenty wepks:
Primary English Blanches $10.00
Intermediate English Branches 12 00
llihei English Brandies l.'.OO
Latin, Greek. French, German, .Sur
veying aud Stenography, each, .?.")
extra.
Coutincent Fee, 50 conic.
Ministers' children will be instruct
ed at half rates. For further infor
mation, apply to
S. H. JACKSON, Principal.
wWOroSjT
Durham, N. C.
OUlt STOCK OF
Heavy Groceries
AND
FEED STUFFS
is larger lhan ever before nnd Iicvm
were 'II KA 1'Eli and certainly ours is
thr
place you nre looking for n-ht
, when money was never liaiile;
now
to L'et hold of. We now
have in
stock Hi-vcial cur loads of
CORN, BEAN, SHIP STUFF
.u!IT:D CET02PS,
mm m mm im eh
KtKMt SALT,
Tho lalter our own experience cn...
riucPB is COfllllll.ivo 'lo ,e -00,.
health of STOCK and CATTLE.
Ye carry a
A HEAVY STOCK OF
and can offer sp'cial prices to Ih'
wholini'o trade. Examine our slock
of CANDIES both Plain uud Fauey.
Puiiliy Nut:i, Apples, .Ve., Vts., whole
sale and retail. We ask you to come
and see us when in Durham.
Jan It, 1S1KI. (hns.
aiiijiyri.va.
Wo wish von all a bright and hapnv
v. v 1 i .. .. ...in l...., '.. !
i.iiii unfit, j i.ii ,,iii mim il
pi o.-perous one. j
We would like to make tho follow-1
ing n.iiionnce.nont now. ami that i
that WO Will keep
Our Stock Completej
during the year, aud will continue to
add new hues of goods to our already
varied "'oik. We are going to con-
tiinie our old policy of doing pur j
DI1S1U0BS ior casu aua at
OISTEPEICS i
Ve return thanks for favors shown j
us in tho past aud ask f r your trade
during the coining year. i
We are anxious to close out our
stock of men s ami liovs cOtlini" amJ
will oiler tliem from 10 to iO iR'r cent.
below their price. ,
"espetfully,
iiia AI I A ATT A AAli
WUULLLU1I St MM,
11 East EI art in Street,
halkiuii, w. o.
aroissToasrES, tablets,
Brown Stone for Door ani Winflcw Sills, Gartinn and Fawn.
CEMETERY WORK NEATLY EXECUTED.
nsia .xs .yn est im. ri:s rvnyisiiEi) on applicmion.
MAI.N H'l'llKl-rr, UlfllHAM, IS- o.
New Advertisements.
X El ' V Tt ) I IS' N OT I ( ' E.- -1 1 A V -
A llitf .jUHlini ! llff l-M-rlll-il-H uf .1. A. J.illl-H. ilr
'I'HXMI, W lii-riliy imllfy nil pi-l'M'L- I, '.Mini
llil IIIH HKnlliHl h it. I tM.-r.lt.nl lucxhlhi! Dim H-illlii
tu u uu ur lflnro thn Dili ilv ..I .l.nm.u i . 1 mil I
III'NIIV I.. .IONKS,
JiKiunry 9, 18'iu n ilui.'Uii JoM'-S. ;
JZ:iglzi2 for Sale.
Uy vlrtuuura DViriK'i! fiui-ii. tn us nil rug
liarrtKl nn Miifos 'J7: mi I cr liuf.k "I'.X." tn tin
nfflru ol the Ili-Rlstcr uf IVi'.lx ur Chilim unty,
wo will ni'll fur i-a-Ii at (lie -"uri-lnii iluurln
l1tulK.ru', on FltlOAV. lln nut liny i.f JANUARY,
lao, a 33 liurn-iuwnr I'.Miiink, 1I.i1I.kh ami Hi
nirns, now ut Muurc'a mill lu thn unvu rf 1'lun
l"ru'. Al.l.r.K k CRAM.
Jnnuary '.Uh, !'0. -tin.
CAUTION J""'" lK..?nVr"l?J
Ww lAUal price mt HfHiiipt'd on lit
bottom. If I In cliiltr rumiot ktipuly vuu.
iit illrcvt to fm-lory, ciivlotios kuverflsca
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Flni. i.f, ifi'itry I.nml Urnin nnd rcrrt.
moor .t..,,t-,irriuf.
II. -.: In tli. world. Flmln bin
mn.or. i'kncim; ihmi-m h kh miob.
4.0D li M!-si: 1 i wi l l mkii:.
:!..-. 1 .11. II V. AM) KAIIMK1IS' MICE.
'S.3H K V II.I'K 11.1 mioi:.
3.3A v Hi woim s; i i:n's kiiiifm.
.iio mill Ki.;r Itovs- M lKiiil. SHOKS.
All intitr lu ('unirrf-riK, ltuttun nuU l.ucr.
$3&$S SHOES l acme's.
l.,5 SHOIC I'Olt MISSKS.
Itrot Mntrrlnl. Ilml Slrli- Ili-.t FltMa.
V, I.. Douiclart, Brockton. Mas. &u!4 !
PITTSBORO'. N. C,
January 2, Ikm.
SvLErs: for Sale,
1 MuMMY. Up.- iOiliiliivut Jnnimrv. imiii. I
will wll fur rii)i ai ilm iiuiri-h..ii!i. dunr. In l lits-
ru', u jiliiim liui liiiMy Ih-IuiikIiik !.. Oi.ii;.-
r.ll l.h.l.TI' I) Hint tlul.l tu lilij- r..r ri.Hll'IUI ll. 1
Jan. '2, 1KVU. SIS 0. M, llAUlli:.N.
ORTOAOl . SALE BY VI K-
Tl'K u? IV ii-rlHln niurtcilirp ilof il i;lvrn l.v
Nunli It. UhitIk tu A. II. liHik, il hm-,1, Hinl iiy ;
hi?, pxiii-iitors ali.'ll'll lu 1111., rorurtluil In II...
i.ni.-i-ul tin- Ht-xlMi-r i.f 1 .m ul tliBil.nm count,. '
In Ixiok IIM, ihp c 4sti'j, I will m il lor i-.mli tu Hi
hljlul 10.:. l.-i- nt Hi.- riiiirl-liuuKi' iluur In f nlil 1
i-uiilitj- uu tin. nii ii.-iv u( Man-It. 1SIUI tin tii-l uf
IhihI ihiTi'lii ili-i-.-i H:r.l. kiniwii iim ilu l.lixitUMh
Ilnri lD iliii i. blniHiK In llli koiy Muuittnlii Iuk n
kliti. n. I J. .tul ui: Uu-luui! ur 11. H 1'IV.i-ruJ oilivrn, -"niuliiliiK
I ihi wrrii.niori! ur li-Mt.
1H'C.1'2. lh!"J. MARY J. IlAKK.
EXECFTOirs NOTK'H.-Noin i;
In lii'n-tiy giv.-n tliHt I imvi. thin il.iy .ii ill
n. a as i Ai'i-':i.r uf .Ihiiu'hi.. Mhhii, uVri-iuu-il, nml
i-r.-.j'..i will .ri'i. ut tin. r i'UIihh iu mi.- ..r my
nn -ru.-v, T. it. WuiiiHi-k, "ii ur twiuiu tin. 2r.U1 'lay
ul !i Kiiitu-r. 1mi, ur iIiIn luitltw will In-1 l. I in
i.ar .-I tin-it- i-i-.i.vi-ry J. u, t.KiK
I l'IIIUl'1 'jlst, iti t.
viu
rsoiri'i.'Adi-; s. i.e.-
IS V
i a Tl l'i f I1I..I-IK-11.-I- i'v.-ii!i .1 tu mi- un Hie ;
-".'tli ui .Iritimil y. lVi'.. l-y O. 1 sni;i:i hii.1 wITm, 1
will si-ll r..rrii.-.li nl (.iit.lt.- aii.-l ON Till: i'HK.M
ISI'-S. , 11 Sinm-iliix, tli-18 li .liiy ..r .1-nmnry, Imik) i
a i-fMiitn tnu't ui I.11.1I In Nnw 1Ii)ii. w . wiimIiI i, i
I'liiiili.-.ni I'liunty, niJtiihi2 inu Inii-lh i.r A. O. Wil- i
Mil, .V l-.111.-11 iili'l uliiiTi. uti'l fuilHliiliitf 11'2 I
r li-
W. II. IIIXKVM IU
Ail kinds of LUMBER for sale nt the :
VITTSGORO SHUTTLE MILL. I
WEATHER-BOARDING, i
CEILING AND FLGORIHG, !
P'.ANE!) AM Kll.N DlUi-P. Oil Koroii.
Hills sawed to order et short notice.
(lood Ci-ilinr and Flooiiit(,'nlieadv ,
DliL.,sn at oi.lv 1 per 100 fe t. " .
Si IfcTGOin, JT. ;
Sept. 20, INS'.).
CLOTHING!
T. J. LAMBE,
LEADING CLOTHIER AND
MERCrlANT TAILOR.
GHTS' FUKNISHiNGS.
LA TES T S T YL -.'.s' .V 11 A TS.
. , , , ,- , ..,
Men s hand nnd iiiiu lnno made Shoes.
M-.v. Ul, LSSl).
"c f. & v. v. ra!lway7
Condensed Schedule.
In effect Dee. mlier ;), 1
I'M! fM'KI'T SI'MIAV
9.
'I'ratn Oi.inii SuuiL
i. no. a
MnUfciM--nK"t-- Mnii k I'mmwipir
L.vo, t von. m. ii-'in':i:villr. An-lvn, T.asp. ni.
! " .VI.I MUM. 'II. .l,rnv.
MllXtull.
' S mi Khj'.-ui'iIIIk,
' Mill SaiiiurO,
" io.i.'i unit.
11 11.411 a. tu --lii-r,
Arrive, 12i p ni. orfuiit-liuru,
Ii 50 MU Airy.
4 1 p.
2.IHI
1 'JO
12 iH ft. m
3.4i ft. ID. ;
trakrnpt at Kayniievlllo, Ufnnor at
urttakfaHt at (iriH-tib-iro, dliiitor at fcm- 1
.
,irt.
'
luhl mnl Aivunimu.lai..n Train rung frum
uu Mi.ii.lHr. Wf Ju.lH-. nu.! Krl.lny-; Irum
On r-iinn" tn Ml. Airy M.nutuvH, W, iliiewlnvM
i ni ! i-i-liUy-,, fp.ni sli. Airy tu oi-(M'iir.u.ru' un
i 1 i...-lnyH,'riiiiiiliiimnil Kiitur.liiVH n-utn Ot'erini-
li..i'o'iu KiootievlllHun 'Ciini'litv. 'I'liurniliivi mnl
Riniril iyrt. aii'I Irum Knyel'HVIIlH lu n..,iu:ilvli;;
un Mun.lnyi. Wuiliiis'liiyi. mtil 1-rlilHyn.
l'ratim un tw-iui-y lli-iiin-li run ili.tly t-xi-ppl Suu
' llilJH.
I W. K. RVLK, Oou'l l'lls AVut.
j. w. rnviiuu'i sujit.
DURHAM MARBLE WORKS,
ROBERT I. ROGERS,
-DEALER IN'
EVERY CITIZEN
OF.,
Chatham County
Ought to Subscribe
TO THE
And keep posted
as to everything
that happens in
the State and
County.
LESS THAN
THREE CENTS
A WEEK
will pay for il!
Chatham Keeord
IS THE
OLD RELIABLE
Other Papers May
Suspend, But the
RECORD
Ornithines Year After Year
Its Weekly Visits To lt
Ma n v Readers.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
favorite for Jrcu
KctoriiiK the cntor
ml preventing Din-
s(mi- the hair fulling, nii u
nnl ft. xtr nt Iruigiti.
Tha Boat Cough Curo you can
arvlihcl .tkio'wn vent -- of Cinumpiinn.
JVM'i.ni- s i-'.-jic kl, . tu a li"W ti a tentuici I-
kei't ;.i :ktu- 4-111. I ' vd t!i .ii:elly H keep Ihv
blo' il 1'tir ;n!ii the Siut.tath, l.iTer ami Kmnei
itiLinr unK-r. C'uu.hk .uid Cuius wmh m-
ft rc it. It 1 uiliU tip ihir hrilth.
If vm Mi!it:r frn: ! cUlitv, Skin Eruptoni,
Cou;lt, A' -i.n:t, Hvv'iM. Kitlitcy, I'riiufjf t
I ipi nnl, fr any tliortler of the I, ting',
S'imijch, r.'twti , I'l-'i' l f Nerves, d'xi't w..'
tit) yii ur.- U I: in ben, Lnl liw I'akkro' TjkIC
t.-0-y I it il uivc yuii new life and vi,ror.
HISCOX A CO.. N. V.
So. a hy Tit liiti.s, Ljrc saving buying $1 iif.
mm corns mil,
nAXEian, 19. o.,
Delivers CofiiiiH free of charge at
, any oepni m .-aium. wrutrs atieuueu
10 tiay or m; 01
: lU BlOCK MI'.l ALilU UUM JflN Ot
, 1 grades. WALNUT COFFINS,
, I,n. KOSF.WOOD BURIAL CASKS.
. , , ,, . , .
iliu HUU lli'll, nil itrs, nii-.(3n IUI
prices. i.uiiHl Hones ot all gradea
and prices. L. C. IUOWELL,
rUi nou, N. C..'
Corner of lil unt and Mai tin Streetg.
Oct. 10, 1889. atnf. "
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