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2($&aihara Record
THURSDAY, FEBttl'ARY 0. ISM.
LOCA1U XiXiCCIlDS.
Uood iRinily flour only $4 00 u
barrel at O. S. Too & Son's.
Look out for tlio bluo X mark,
and renew your subscription.
Dogwood, persimmon and hicli
ry timber wanted nt tlio rittHboro'
k.tllo Mill.
O. S. Too & Son will jrivo you
M much for cotton sued as any mer
chant in CIlttlllHIIl.
A higher price iH ollered for
cotton seed (27 cunts u bushel) than
ever before known here.
Seed potatoes, onion seta, black
peas, seod oats, clover, timotlty and
ore bard cru8 needs at O. S. l'oe &
Sod's.
T. B. Fowler will pay tlio higb
est cash price for all kinds of fur.
Bring him your pelts wlion youcouio
to court next week.
Mr. J. M. Stinson ban resigned
his office of magistrate in (i alt' town
skip, which bo bas most acceptably
tltad for sevcrnl years.
When you cmno to court next
Weok, renew your subscription to
tbe Record. It you uou t come,
end it by some noigbbor.
Tba llauglilou Holler Mill bus
just been thoroughly repaired and
is propared to do all Uio grinding
that may be brought there.
The bill to incorporate Moncure
a town has been withdrawn, as
some of the citizens ot that place
objected to its being incorporated.
The miigiNtratesol'Chatliam will
meet here, on next Tuesday, to con
sider the propriety of rebuilding the
bridge acrosa Haw river at l'aco'e
mill.
The snow and sleet on hint Sun
day would indicate that there is
some truth in th old ground hog
tradition, and that the winter is not
yet gono.
For monuments and tombstones
of tlio latest und prettiest designs
write to Kobt. I. JJogois & (Jo., pro-
Erietord Durham Marble Works,
arb(?, N. U.
Mr.lt. I. Rogers, ot tho Durham
Marble Works, will be bore next
wouk and will be pleased to meet
ar.y persons wishing anything in tho
tombstone or monument lino.
Tho polite barber, John L. Coiin
cil, offers his services at tbe same old
stand, and also a nice line ot truits,
vegetables and all kinds of candy
and canned goods. Polite attention
to ladies.
Dr. W. II. K.i wants, ut ako Kor
Mt, will visit l'ittsboro' on Monday
and Tuesday following the third
Sunday in every month ; and will bo
at Moncure on tho Udlowing Tburs
day anil Friday, prepared to do an "
kind ot dontal work.
In order to givo an idea ol the
Tast niimbor ol partridges and rab
bits killed this winter in Chatham,
we would mention that one firm at
Siler City (Lain bo & Teague) bought
and shipped sinco (,'hriftmns 2,ti32
rabbit skins and about 4,000 par
tridges. The county commissioners, at
their regular meeting on last Mont
da', by a unanimous vote appointed
Mr. Joseph P. Tinniti county treas
urer to till the vacancy occasioned
by the untimely death ot Mr. L. U,
iiatch. There were several appli
cants for the ofhVn.
Spriiisj-lieeieu sours lor misses
and children, oat meal, buckwheat
flour, Orango (irovo flour, family
flour $4 per barrel, good new crop
molasses 25 cents pur gallon, coin;
moil school books. Highest cash
price paid for cotton sood for the
next 10 days, at Kymun & I leaden V.
When you come to court next
week call at W. L. London & Son's
and see the bargains thoy are offer
ing. Cash will now go a loug way.
They have a fino line of all kinds ot
poods and farming implements.
Will have on hand a low car loads
of Acid Pnosphato. Make your
compost at once.
On last Saturday night a party
of disguised men went to the house
of a negro in Williams township,
named Bill Taylor, and gave him a
whipping, because, it is said, he sto'e
some bogs. If guilty, he ought to
have had a fair trial and been pun
ished by the lawful authorities. j
This lynchingnughtto bo denounce J
by all good citizens.
Small thing!! nbow tho way tho
wind blows. You can now get nl
W. ii. London & Son's one paper
eold eve needles worth 10 cents,
with Hnrniiirr neiftle. Iiiiilkins. .ti -
tkrownin.torSconU. A No. 1 Mo drawers, grabbed what money he
Unties lor 23 conts per gallon (1csr!W "'!, " ' l''1'" hutui.R the
by barrel). A lur-;e lot of (irocerics '')or ran Irom the house throu-h the
very choap. They pay tho bi-I.est ; flh' to the road. It all must have
pr.ee. tor cotton ecu.
Stop Hcntinu. Tho Lcci-slatiire
l 2 ... 1. 1 Ml
nM JUKI paVHOU U Ulll llinnill It Ull-
lawtul to Hhool, trap or net any
partridges, doves, robins, larks or
wild lurkey in uiiauiiun, warren ai .n ciouti, ouhi;k, "''
. r..w r.ilwip i-nmiiiuH. tmfnra iha'antl L'ottinir otFat Miiiilv Hiienl that!
1st
of nexl Novomber, This law
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J0 intO lOrCO 11118 WCOK, SOyOU IIIIU
belterfltop hunting at once, it was
passed in order "to save the tew
birds that had survived tho severe
weather ot last month, and prevent
their entiro extermination. The
law heretofore nllowed hunting un-,)
til tbo 15th ot March.
The Siler Mukdeh. Beyond any
doubt the murderer of Mr. Adam
Siler ami his wifo was Doc Ifa-, the
same man who murdered Miss Mc
Donald, in Moore county.
Tho coroner's jury alter an ad
journment of three weoks, on Wed
ueday of lust week resumed its in
vestigation ot tho murder ot Mr. and
Mrs. ."Siler, and, alter examining two
or three witnesses, rendered the fol
lowing verdict :
"That the said Adam Siler and
Rebecca Siler came to their dealli at
their residence in tho count' of Chat
ham, on tho 23rd day of December,
1892, from pistol wounds inflictod
by a negro man calling himself
Phillips alias Williams, und whoso
true iiiimo is to tho jurors unknown,
said negro being described as a
ginger cake colored, beardless man
about 22 years old, weighing about
130 pounds, about 5 feet t! inches
tall, and wild u hear or mark near
the left cur".
Tho description of this unknown
negro having some resemblance to
the rumored description of hoc Kay,
the Moore county murderer, the
jury of inquest after rendering their
verdict authorized and requested
tho coroner to go to Mooro county
ul onto and ascertain if tho same
man had com milted both murders.
Accordingly tho coroner went to
Mooro county, and, aflor a full and
thorough examination, completely
and fully idenliliod Dou Kay as the
negro who had murdered Mr. und
Mrs. Siler. We think that thoro
can bo no doubt of this. Wo
wero employed as an attorney to
aid t he coroner's jury in their inves
tigation, and, alter hearing all the
case, wo have no doubt whatever
that Doc Kay killed Mr. and Mis.
Siler. The evide nco of all tho wit
nesses is too much tor the liKcoisoto
publish, but wo will herewith givou
concise statement of tho facts in the
case.
Jletwoen 3 and 4 o'clock in tbe
afternoon of Friday, tlio '.Mid of last
December, Mr. Adam Siler and his
wifo (ai aired couple) wore found
lying dead in their dwelling, about
two and a half miles north of Siler
City. Tho first person to tind them
was their grandson (about 12 years
old, and who lived with them) uputi
his return from a neighboring school,
shortly boforo 4 o'clock of that niter
noon. The house is situated liet ween
the public road ami IhoC. F. V. V,
railroad, about 200 yards oislaii1.
Iroiii each and in full view of both.
Alter tho alarm was given and the
neighbors began to hunt for In. eta
ol the murderer, a track was discov
ered which whs undoubtedly made
by tho murdorer. There was a cot
ton field between tho house an. I dirt
road, which had been lrozeii but had
thawed during tho day, so that tho
track of tho murderer was easily
followed. Tho track was evidently
made by a No. 8 shoe in good con
dition, und was traced from the
public road to the house, unci from
the house through another part ol
the field back to the road below tho
house. A gooil citizen of that nuijrh
borbood (Mr. K. W. York) testified
that about .1 o'clock that alien. oon
lio was returning Irom Siler CUV,
and when driving past Mr. Adam
Silcr's he mot in the road, about Till
yards ahoto llio place where the
murderer's track Irlt the road, a
strange negro man whom he de
kcribed as is set forth in the jury's
verdict. It was proved that this
unknown negro had left tho widow
McLean's place (2 or 3 miles above
Mr. Siler's) about 2 o'clock, and it
was also proved that he staid tho
night before at tho house ot an old
colored man, named Enisly Siaith,
about 2 miles this sido of liu'r.scur, j
in Randolph
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Ilo was also traced:
back to other points, and be gave
his name us Phillips at somo places
and us Williams at other places.
There could be no mistake about his
identity, about his being the same
person describod by tho different
witnesses. Soveral of them bad no
ticod particularly that ho wore a
nico gaiter shoe, tho size aud shape
ot which fitted exactly the murder
er's tracks in Mr. Siler's field. They
also testified aliko as to his clothing,
and particularly about bis wearing
under his coat a bluo blouse or jacket
with brass buttons. The mark tin
dor bis left ear was described by the
witnesses who saw inoro of him as
being a mole. The murdorer shot
his pistol six times,' and the bslls
found showed that the Hize of the
pistol whs a .j- caiiuro. .urs. oneiv
was shot in tho fare at almost the I
identical spot at which MissMcDon I
aid had been shot, rrom the siir
rounding circumstances it is thought
that tlio murderer entered tho bai k
door of Mr. Siler's house nnd do
maiideiJ his money, and that Air.
Siler attempted to lake his
llll ibiwn '
Irom the rack over the door outer
inir into tlio next room nnd a Mrn I lK"" "'nv'- " '-
Klo ensta-d between hi,., and u,r ro aware, the water power o!
murderer lor the poH.essiot. of ,u, Doep ri verat l.i.ckv.llc is unsurpa-s
Mi,, in w'liel. stru M-loll1(!int.rdercrlotl ""vwhere, and M all that any
got tho i.i izzle against, Mr. Siler's
nbdotnon and shot, one barrel into
him Alter Air. Siler lell tlio tnur
dorer then nhot him in thn bead
twico with his pistol, and then went
i ulo .'ia room to wliicu .Mrs. iMlcr
had ti
J and shot her in tho hea l !
Ilo then rilled the bureau !
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.ilW'ICO
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, known, and bas been variously esti-1
ImmiMllnlnlv nllnr I l.. mill. I
umi..',. - " -j . j
! der bo went to Siler City, got on tho ;
; south-bound train that pa.seil there j
i night at a woman's house near there,
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llio ui-nilianai ui iiiuiuuii
corresponds in every particular with
Doc Ray, the mole near tbo ear, the
' gaiter shoes, the clothing, the blue
jucket with brass buttons, the ago,
size, complexion and everything
being the same. Ray was shot and
'killed ou tho 3lh ol January, uour
Keyser in Mooro count', while re
sisting arrest, having shot bis pistol
twice at the persona -attempting to
capture him. He was certainly one
of tho most, desperate and dangerous
men that wo ever heard of. His
murder ot Miss McDonald and ol
Mr. and Mrs. Siler was very bold
and very similar.
The em-oner and bis jury descrvo
much credit for tho diligent and in
lolliieiit manner in which thoy con
ducted their investigation. Toe
jury was composed of (Joorgo W,
Coble (foreman), T. A. (iilliland
(secretary), W. L Poe, P. D. Smith,
W. L. Hutsoii ami A. D. Jordan.
They wore greatly assisted by Mr.
D. ft. Fox, who acted as coroner
until that officer arrived and then,
by request, continued in tbe inves
ligation.
Pkrronai. Itk.ms. Our former
townsmen, Messrs. W S. Jiamscy
and A. D. Lippitt, woro here on a
short busiuess trip, a few days ago.
Mrs, M. A. Ihrio aud Miss Mattie
Ihrie have gono on a visit toSmiih
Gel.l. Miss Kmma Foushcc has returned
from a visit to Sanford, accompanied
by MissLillie Fousheo of that place.
A party of students liom tho I'ni
vorsily spent last Thursday night
and Friday at this place.
Superior Coiiit. The next term
of the superior court of this county
will begin next Monday, and all the
business of tho term will probably
be disposed of in four days, as there
are not many cases for trial and
none of much importance. On the
criminal docket thcro aro .111 cases,
most of them being small misde
tueuui rs. On the civil issue docket
are 2S cases, ol which only about
half a do.im will require a jury trial.
And on the appearance docket there
aro only (! cases, which indicates
that our county men arc not a litig
ious people.
The presiding judge, will be lion.
Henry I' Hi-yan, of New Heme, and
this will he the fiist court ever held
by him in Chatham.
A Slow Tei.eoiiam Wo recently
experienced the inefficiency of the
W-legraph service ol the Western
Union. At 4.oT o'clock on Wednes
day afternoon of last week we hand
ed n telegram to the operator at Siler
City to bo sen! immediately to Fuy.
ottcvillo. At 5 o'clock wo boarded
tho train for Fayetleville, and exact
ly one hour alter our arrival there,
tho telogram reached there! The
operator at Siler City inlorms us
(hat he could not get the operator at
Fayctlevilio to receive tho telegram
until lour hours after wo bad hand
ed it to him. There is no excuse lor
such a delay, and yet such delays aro
of frequent occurrence, and .ire so
annoying that the railroad commis
sion should bo empowered by the
Legislature to correct and abate so
great a public nuisance.
Sii.kr Woi.i.Kit Mi u.s. In another
column is published a notice of in
corporation of tho "Farmers' Holler
Miils Manufacturing Company", ol
Siler City. It gives us much pica'
uro to note tho organization ol such
a company in our county, and we
hope that its projectors will meet
with t ho success which they so iniieii
deserve. the company has liecn
organized with liev. O. T. Ivl wards
as president, and Mr. S. J. Tally a
secretary and treasurer. It is the
intention of the company to begin
without delay the construction ol
tho roller mill, which will have a
capacity ol'ih) barrels a day, and will
be operated by an cngino of 40 horso
power, which will be ample for ope-
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i.iiiii", .hirf mo uiuer iiaiTiiiiit'i
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which n iu ue iiuiicu i .lie I uir iiiaini-
lacturing other products. The es
tablishmeut of this mill at SilorCity
will bo of great benefit not only to
that place but also to all tho 8iir
ro n n d i n g co u n t ry.
Loricvii.i.K Cotton Mi u.s. The
recent organization of a company in
this county by the above namo has
attiactcd considerable attontion
among the business men and capi
talists of this State, and tho success
ol the company seems assured. Cot
ton factories all over the country
have been paying large dividends to
their owners ami stock in them is
considered very desirable. And il
this be true as to factories that are
operated by steam power (as a ma
jority of them are), of course facto
ries that are operated by water
power must pay much more und
stock in them must be especially
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!it uocuviae win cou mis crrui
ad vantage ol having an iiniiaii.e
and iint'aiiiii water power, which
est i my ii'ii win nniKO a savisii;
iol live pi!f cent nn-ler ll o col ol
st.'.'ini riowi'iv Am iiiii.kI nl inr t
nianiitactiirin
ciitci' rises cuuld
iiceo or iim. j
Another very irreat advaiitnco
and saving thai this now company!
will have over other now man .ilai '.
tn ri n enterprises is the fact that its!
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:l'ly aequainlcd w ul. every detail
oi operandi; a niciory. i no presi
dent, Mr V. !! Ode 1 1, is one ot the
inofl siieeesslul and thoroughly j
opiipped manufacturers in the I'ni-1
to t .Mates, and under bis manage
mcnt we predict that tbo proposed
,iU lo,'y
'IK
wi.i soon tako toe lead
the most siicccsstul in the
e .1
ouuu
ro!Umissio;u.rH' lectins.
. .
Tho county commissioners
held
their regular monthly meeting on
l.wl Mn.,,l,i,. Tiij.iI-iv mul mill.
... ...v., .,.. ....v .u.,...v,
iled the following accounts :
Alo-es Clark, tor conveying
Ruck llinonley to Homo
lor Aged anti I ntirm, 8 1.00
L. T. Ilarward, for r p liring
, bridu'e across New Hope, G7.2
L. F. W i lliaitif, lor couveying
Washington Atwalerto jail, 83.S0
I C. tr. Sharpe, lor meat for
I Home,
j W. li. London & Son, lor sup
plies, S W. Hrower, for beef,
i O. S. I'oo & Son, for supplies,
' Francis Buchanan, lor servi
ces at Aveut's ferry,
'J. D. Womblc, for lumber,
: J. J. Johnson, lor conveying
Samson Head en to jail,
37.30
27.5S
13 DO
3.7ti
3 .r)0
10.(10
4 50
J. II. Tvsor and others, for
holding inquest on Adam
Siler and wife,
J. J. Jenkins, for summoning
witnesses, &c. at coroner's
202 35
inquest,
Dr. V. H. Ileaden, as county
superintendent of health,
S. M. Holt for duplicate re
turns of magistrates, and
3.40
ig ot;
ststioiiciy,
A. J. lliggsbee, for
rogmtcr-
ing voters,
Thomas Cross, jail fees,
4 1
101 35
23.10
llt.fto
lS.flO
S J. Tally, services as com
missioner, A. T. Lambeth, services as
commissioner,
7. 11. Hutch, services as com
missioner, J. T. Paschal, services i.s clerk
cd Hoard,
Spence Taylor, insolvent fees
20.55
3.40
Ordered, That the petition for a
public road in the town of Haywood
lie irranted.
0Tf,That David Hayes, Louisa
A vent and Fli.abelb Drako be cared
for at the Homo for Aged aud I ntirm.
Or.drrJ, that Mrs. Martha Fou
slice bo cared for at the Home for
Aged and 1 ntirm.
Onlm'd, That V. V. Jackson he
employed as lerrymaii at Avenl's
ferry until January 1st, 111 1, at
12.25 per month.
Ordered, That Hugh Womblo be
allowed 82 per month lor the sup
port ot Lewis Smith.
Orden'd, That John Hell be allow
cd c: per month for the support of
Tompy Taylor.
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Di'vnsf at cil by Floods.
Sydnky, N. S. W.. Feb. (!. The
number of peoplo drowned by I he
floods in Quei.-nsi-uiil i.s very large.
At Ipscwich. twenty-five miles from
Brisbane, tw nty two ere known to
have perished, mid it is feared that
tho loss of life is much greater, as
tbe swollen river is covered with
wriH-kage from w hich a Ij. -rt ible stench
ariKes. doubtless ctt.i.-eil by the dead
bodies of human be;ng nnd iniiniul-
eriUtiuled m the ma:-.. At Isnsbane
the water is twcnly feel deep in the
lower putt of tbe town, and the iu
hitbitimts arc crowding to the highest
parts of the city. At Maryborough,
in March county, thirty persons were
drowned. Most of the town is under
water. The Miiry river bi i lg the
largest one iu tho colony, has been
carried awnv. Tho town has been
lesct ted by two thirds of its inhabi
tants. J iiiro, another town ou tbe
M.try. is ulso under water.
Mrs. A. Mather, 1701 Madison Ave.,
New Voik City, thus speaks for her
self and fiieiidd : "T have uacj Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup for the pa-t six
or seven years, and always have found
it a most excellent remedy. One or
two bolt lea w ill cure my worst cough.
I have recommended it to a iniciopr
of friends, iio have used it aiwnjs
with satisfactory roanUs."
Hansom County.
Spoclnl to I ho Musneufor.
R.M.Eimi, 1'eb. G. Tho movement
for the creation of another new coun
ty took definite shape today. Tbe
bill provides Unit it. shall be compos
ed of three townships of Surry coun
ty, three of Wilkes aud one of Yad
kin, and that Mt. Airy slull bo tbe
county Kent. Promoters of tho plau
assert that tbe formation of a new
county will nvike Wilkes Democratic.
It is said that in compliment to Ni r.h
Carolina's senior Senator tho name
proposed for tbo new county will be
Hansom, and persons who are manipu
lating the matter here iu.m-i t that tee
Senate committee will report the bill
favorably.
Mrs. Whitney Dead.
Nkw Yoiik, Feb. 5 Mrs. William
C. Whitney, wife of the ex Sec; eta y
of the Navy, died at her home, N . 2
West Fil'iy-seventb street, at 3 o'clock
this morning of heart disease. 0:dy
Mr. Whitney and the nurses who at
tended her during her illness w rn
present at tbo death bod, tbe ei d
comiug unexpectedly.
A Itailroud Wrick.
CoNNei.T.svil.l.K, ll , J;'i b. Ct. A
wreek oreuried on the liallimore and
Ohio railroad at. Willia'iis i-laiioii enr
Iv this inoriiing. Two jtersous wrc
killed and three fatally injured It
is rr-poited tint the w:e' k is the nioi-l
extensive that has ever opciji red 0!i
the R!liinore and ( )hio road, and that
the trucks will be blocked twenty-four
hours at least.
Judge V. V Allen, a populist, bus
b-. i n elected I'ltitcd States Senator
from Nebraska by tho combined vote
of democrats and populists.
The San Fr.ni'isco lawyers lor
Florence Rlvlho, in the contest over
'.lie iM'e.'it RIvthe estate, will receive
8' 0(1(1,000 out of tho total of i?:),(.0i,.
Olio.
A mad dot; rnn ainuek through!
tho streets of ('hicngo Monday, s,nd- I
in the crowds scattering in every j
direction, ami biting live persons be- ;
fore ho was killed by tho police. j
William 11 I lech, late Populist
candidate for Congress in the fourth
district of Nebraska, took an over
dose of morphine, on account, it is
said, ot disappointment over lis de
feat. A well known minister nnd bis
wile, snvs the (ireenville News, were
received at the iinnnc asylum, Cos
lumbia, on Saturday. In the lal
month both lost their minds Irom
excessive excitement on the lulijn-t
. of religion.
Kvory citizen of Chatham ought
to subscribe for the K'i'.cokii, the only
paper published in the county. On
ly three cents u week.
Many women find great difficulty
, in arranging their hair becomingly,
because of its harsh and coaie tex
' lure. Bv tho 0;-o of Acer's Hair Vig
or, tbe hair brc.nnicH soft, pliant, and
glossy. I lie V igor is t he most clean
ly of all Lair preparations.
Now AdvPi tlsi'iiM'iits.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Monky to Loan upon approved
real estate security at 2 per cent.
For particular? apple to
A. L. Ml N FILL,
Attorney at Law,
Feb, !, D-!'3. Saxkokh, N. C.
RXECCTHORS' NOTICE. Hav-
i ItiR tittitl I D.-.1 ai fJWUlnW l'f lllO lllKt will
ftii-l ii-HiiiiiH-m nf A'lam MUM-. limiHi,l, wf
Iweliy nil1 Ify ret pi-rnn- li.'Mlna Htfalnru
nnit .livi'ilt-nl in rxhlhtl Mm Hanif in us, ur t.i
Mir nei rii"y II. A. I.nujtn, mi or tn'l"ru llio Dili
nf Ki'lirunry. Is'.u.
All iJi-r.nM liile!t-il 10 halit !'cO'li'nt nro nnil
llril tn my Willi. mi ili-li-.y.
1'. 11. stl.rit.
Fcl.'y li, IK'J. MATTHIAS StI.Elt.
NOTICK OF INCOIiPOU ATION.
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Xnilcn Is Iwroliy clvenof llin liu-rpnr.HIiuf tlio
FAHMEUS UOll.Ht Ml MANKAcn'HIMl
OOVIWNY nf sii.t eiiy. N. Tl-u ilm wimcn nf
II111 li 1 pnnUnM aiv sum y J. T illy, Oivm T. IM
wind-, ('ran WH' li, IIjiiiit Kux, I'minn-I .1. I'l-i ry,
I.11 Inyeltn H. Wr-nn 1111,1 .l.um m Y. i llllt:ltil . nil
nf flilM i-. lllily ff I lull l:n III, tiy.ll.T Willi Uli-li
ntliiTH it-. Ilii-y !..;iy 11- ..t.-l-i:.- with ih.-iii : I lit! ilu
l-r liit-lf.tl .iw. iii luil H.-lcill i.i- ,e. Sll-i- L'lly,
in wilil tM'eiiy Oi.c Cm- .'iimii.in ,. .-.-iM i-"i.-.i
'.lull Rlinll In- :vl y Unit tin. .-:iilnl fl.ii-k lii
f.liii wlili aiii!".r -y : Iih-vi-im- I' m i'liijiilf, ill
-.l.li-1 Inin (.ii.-if.v !' f' "1 i-'i'-li : iiml Hue tin- Im.I.
nt'M-. ir H-il'l C"r;'riCti,n .lii,ll In- the iii'.iiiit.-iriuio
nf llmir, mniil. Ci ll". rlii'i-, Mul any iin nil mln'r
piiiiluriM nf wlirni , i-,.i n, ".iii-i.r Hut ilu- !ij- tin-n.llri-
mill in" 'IIht inlill'i ,ir.i-,--H, '.,i;- 'l i-i- u:li
Mil'i-m;, !-.- li utfl i-'-ii.iii-- '! i.u ,t jii.tt'ii
nuil Oi'-li- 'i-' iliii';s, fiti-l !i-r Hi.- i-n-Mri!:, n.-iwiinr
iiuil Mil- nf nil I. ''i Is n 1 11 111 r. ;:imI 11 iiciniir i -
Ultv nf wmi li 11 war,' a,i I nn li-n i':i.!i ih-hih, II. i
inai-iiiiu i it' in i'l It .-clii r iin.i liaiii-r li." l-i. -in-l
ilIhii r-ir tin- pa r 1 -iM-"l ili-filla-' In -i-iHT'i'i ni'Ti-lcm
IMn. S. SI. IIO'.T, -'. . C.
A. p. o:i.r.i;iiT. .v.n.rin-:-.
ivc. n im.
Cr.Bu!i3 Ccu2h:
LAND SALi: Y VHMT'E OF
ft mol ten;., ( x"i t:tr! by Jclm K. Urat n uikI
wile, fin l it-t. mli'-l Iu Hi'-'.,, ' ..f tlm HtcisU'i' n(
lcc-ls for chJ'Umtn county, In b-M-k Oi. w 4M,
1 vhl K(It h-r cnwh, at tin1 ffiiri lioimt' ilmir In
ruirtl.r. at 12 m i I'm k 11., ! 'I t 1-Y, Iti Hill
lay nt I rbrtiiiry, tin l.-m.lH, l-'Wii :
11 iit.-'I ly!i;j.T lit iui c-'iir'y ir t 'Iih tuim. rnirt
tcwiililt', iii-.tr IL"' w;ii f.-. " l!iiw nvi-r, b't;lmiitirf
at a b!;ti-k "uli 'ump, Hit- :th- VitU;iitiu t'i";-rr
Cil'IHT, lllt'll IH'I'tll ih mi.'S t I'M Ml' . '"tt -r,
llH'tl'-f t't:tl H.t l If rni'luf 111 t lilir llluS
lll'-licf 1 1 t 1 1 V2 lit :t P"M "tk I'M-ll nil l"H'l
UUt lhi'ii- tt'inl IT lit.lri t" I f.-l ( .!, IliftH't'
..tilli I'.s ..li 1.1 11 tinki' lii t'tiiHT'i Win-. Un it--
'ilM pi'li.f In IIm bfllllili't; : i-Miliili-hn: v.
IliTfS. .MAI I.HJN ItMtilJT.
January V2, l'j'l.
T()T1CK V.Y VJIM'CE OF A
i 3 ni'iriciii;.' iii-i-1 i-sii-iiii- l 111 On-H li ii.-iy nf
January. M'.hi. Iiy . I'. ha-Mi'i-H iiiii) wlfn Cailiii
rini' IIiii.i-i, in lit- lin r.ii.-ui mul ri-t--lici'i-il !n
! hriKli'l-'s nllli-c nf . 'Inn III Mi itMiiily, nil llio
I ilav nl l-i l-t Mill , . Ir'.'i. in I k I'K. (i'ICi' in:,
iiii.li.ixifiu' I will, a- a-.l':iiivnf I liry.-ui,
II 1.1 On- Iii!iimI li;.'!i'!- it i-a.-li at tlic i.'..il III
i' Imwh n lf.'i' 'il, I'lia lrun llity. N. C, nil
k -ih ilav ni IT. 1.1, 1 AKV, iv:i, .'!wi n (In-nr.-.
i.r in ni. l 1 i.v:...-i.. ..in- i-i in On- ii'win't
(vjt'H, 1, t ini-li e inn , N . i '. . j.M.itij Hi" rail-,
ilii'I mi I invihiilii-: a J. T. !.'.' -mil's -. 1.1 j
Hi" rallro i'l i ii-.:i wen Hie i-UIimuiI i !i-i-t, tin-n
Nm-ili 1 W. lC.il h i-i in a sink
Hi.. i luivilii'!
Willi :li. i-allti'.lil ti- a t-lak
.1 'I' K..mliill'a Uli.'
ti Hi" ln'iiiiiiilr.. I hi!
null ilav "i .1,-iiiuiiry, Ikm.
i. o. liliVAN, Aarijjiuiu.
lly A. A. K. S.-.IW.1I, Any.
January ai, :A,
3 AND SALF,. UNDER AN OR
iltT In a spr.-I'il .r "'rn 1 1 ti In rlintliiiiu
Mip'Tl'-r onu-t. ftiiltlcil A .1. Hii-himlMMti vh. Wm.
Mi l hi-rsnii aii-l .tiling, 1 will - H, on HVITKliAY,
Kt-tnuary Citi, iK'.t, at pniit atii-iluu mt iho
I'UL.mi.-i.-. l"i tinl..h. ni" J.-llwIn laifn. In
AU'flhi itwti-!iip, a-lj'-lnliitf hiitmif-l Ml h-i nn
ittil niiii'i'M, Iti-ini: ilu- lhMit"-.-ttal r Mio laio4 C.
Mann, am) :i ihri'-ti h-htm r an inm trw't
t:riin:tl in sai l t. Mann ly tli sialic "n .lim
I'.Mli. lS'JI. 'IVrni: ' in- l ull iuMi, H;i rt-maliuiiT
In hlx uioiilhH, I .nl with appr-iVt-l Bi-iMirliy ro
I'iIiimI, niil i i ll- rtwrwil ,inill tin- tmyitp nl nf nil
ilm pmvh.-iMn inunry. T. li. WO.HrK,
January IM , H'.'.f. l'uinnil.-Hluii-r.
Going to Buy
A Dictionary?
t GET THE BEST, I
Webster's Internation al. J
A Choice Gift V V V V
A Grand Family Educator v I
A Library in Itself v V
The Standard Authority
Us
SOLD BY AI L BOOKSELLERS, t
$ Tho lateinatloiiat l now bil? from T
T cover to cover. I ully aUrraat of tlio tiiiip, T
anil la t!,o iiucci's.soi- of the Rutlu-ntlcT
T " UnahrKttfPcl." Ti-n yt'.irn wcro tper.t In T
T revising, 100 ertltors employed mid ovor T
T $3iM),OdO expended boforo the Urst copy T
T was prlntriL T
T Do not buy reprints of cbsolote and T
T comuarptlvely wort!ileti8 editinna. T
T 3end for frco pmtihli t containing T
X specimen pages aud full particulars. j
G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers,
S SPRINGFIELD, MASS., U. 3. A. X
C. F. & Y. T. RAILWAY .
Van :'.o'.isol Fchodi: !
lu eir.rt daniiai y 2Jiid, is;i:i.
ll.MI.V I XC VT St NliAY.
ira,ni..'li v.fil, ' I' i'ni ciliii; vnnl
No. a. i NO. 1.
Mull I'lioKi'iiC'r.: Mall .V ritM'iiEr
Uvi 6 01 . ni. w ill. iliifii'ii, Aiiiir II im p. m.
S.-il l iiyi II.--. Uli', I-iii, 7 ii
. IS ni.i.r.. " Hill
" IH ..I hlliT. , ' .-l.l 'l "
Arriv,- i.i i. in. .nr. . i-.hlH rn, H i"- "
4. .'.' V.l. Al:y. ' lJ.imu .on
: W. I M l I , Oi u'l I'.-isw Aoui.
4. W. I l.V, i.ou'l tutii.
EDWARD FASiVAOH.
JEWELLER AMD OPTICIAN, -Aterii
tiff Sitrer itoffcrs 5?V A tvarci
SOLID l'LAIN GOLD ENU.UiEMENT AND WEDPlNd lSd9
Send or Itinp Sie.
WBOur SyBtcin for I)iiifiiosiiip for tbe correction of IVr'rfs f?f Ilefrfld
tiou in tbe Hiunens used iu lOyo Inli mnrios N jitii mul Soi l'i.
Jnnuirv 2G, 1S!)3.
Will commence (his new year
hy Hiililmx
SPECIAL BARGAINS
TO C-Au3XS: CSTOMBBS.
They will conli.Mic to kcrp llio iiii;;s!, nei in tba coirily un-1 you wilt
iiEsriJino viyo wu vv vnr want at tiah siokgi
Come nud tip tl. so lit'liuc yon pnu 'i i-'-.
Tbcy 1110 now ofK-rinij
si'E( ial i:.i;i;.i.s is i;i:m mmi: a nrmxa
They buvc n
Steels cf ?.3.?.c3
on Land wbieli tbcy arc selling vory low f. ! tbe crush.
Tboy would cull your uttcuiioii to their ; -lock of P.ed..le uli. C'lcura, Sat,
They bavo nil kinds of Faiiiiiii' Imjileun nls. Ji vu Imve nvt tried our
OLIVER CHILL FLOW try one. They nro ;t
"w. Xj, LcnsmcnM a; soar's.
January 5, 1S!)3.
J. J. Thomas, Prcfideiit, J. S. .Ji;i:m.w. ('fi:diii-r.
An-. A. Tiiomi'son, Vicc-FrcHideiit. 11. W.-l ,. i Acs't ('aHbior
The (toMMerrifif ftiff? Bi' wens' Eianki
or i e,
l'aid up capital 6l(M,U0(Ulli. Autboi i '.ed c:'.pit:il .Y.'Otl.OOO.OO.
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Thomas, 1'.. N. Duke, li. A. London, A. F. IVpo,
G. W. Watts, II. D. LaUie, Ashlcv H.-nc, Fied. I'Inlipg,
J. U. Hill, F. II. Diuicpy, 11. Ji. Ibiiicy, Join V. Scott.
A. A. Thompson, T. II. Liis, J. N. Hohlii p.
Accounts of Fanners. Dunks, Corporations, Adiuinislrntors and Indi
VlJnala soliciUd on favorable terms.
SPECIAL ATTUN 1 ION "ivcii to accounts of Count ry Meicbanta nnd
ndividuals.
W. A. SLATE I & CO.,
MH iin.i.n. .v. :
Now on hand tho best stock of
CLOTHING AND RENTS' FUKiiMIIffi GOODS
ever brought to Durlmiii.
Satest Styles and Lowest Prices.
Gent's Clothing, Boys' Cloihing,
nil (iizes and stj lcs.
Our Chnthnni friends are invited to call, find orders by mail will reoeivt
prompt attention.
All kinds of LL'MIJEU for sale nl the ;
PITTSBORO SHUTTLE MILL
WEATHER-BOARDING, !
CEILING AND FL0GR1MC,
Pl.VNK.D AND KlI.X-DllIhll, OU litirou.
Dills sawed to order nt short notice,
Good Coiling nnd Flooriiid already
DiiEsstu at only 81. "JO per 100 feet.
B. OSTOCE, Jr.
Sept. 17, 1SSU.
W. L. DOUCLAS
S3 SHOE cehW
Am. nlhiT M i-i'ialiii f'T
CpiiiIi'iih'ii. I.nlllll,. CojhpihI
Missus aro tlio
Best in the World.
F.'fl drti-rlptivn ailiTil-i-mcnt
w'.iioh will fipiM iir ui
ttiU paser.
Tako no Substitute,
lint lasiiif on lutiliu W L.
liai i.l.iv si!oi,wim
tinnm uud tTli-o sUau;K.d od
lji)Ur.u Pi.M Ly
W. L. UOWLC II & SCN.
rittslmro", N.
yin ici: or ixcof.'on.i riox
'FN"I.HI CXCi'l.lN."
i.r i;..
I si: i.i i,.i i li-rk.
N.ll.-i. h.:rli-L-ivi... Hi- Ii..-..l. r .'l-.n ..till
t'lriili.iiit Mli.li a i it! !! fl.ielMtn -ii'.'y In
1 li- S.nii- nl Ni.l 'li Ciilnllli l Til ii Ilu- mil i - !' ;
Uir I riratr urr. Itv.-r-I. M.-l !. ; fli:i:li.'.!'i
ni m y . .It I-ui T. M.-Iv.-r, Vli li u l i'1-. iily, -l"lin
I.. 11 i' wrlitlit. lei l iik. .- il--ri 1", n v H
vrr i-"iiti!y. In i tit- sinte , ( VtIi ('n'-!:ii.'i. ii-rl
miii-Ii n'lifi-s n ll'..-y mny ir t i:i!- wrl- llin.';
Iiml Oio i Ttin-lii.il JT ' I I'li-i'ii-m i-lml! Ur In
rh.iili mi fi'iiu'y, .ui'l fii -li .mI.iT i.hih:i it' n '
prnvnii-d l- r tu Ilm fliiir'.ir trnliin Hit- sin r nl
Nnl'tll t'llptlllin. 'Hint I lit- prliirlpiil -m it' iu i I.r
i-iiyiif Wllnilnuinii, In tin- . i.niii j ! t Min-'Vrr
mi l Sin'c nl Norih Chi-IIiiii. .Mid I!" Bfiirrnl m:
p. Ih Orni'ial .Vri-.-li.-ui.tii.ini:. Hi" purfliii.-r "1
liiiiluT, mul tlml'i-r rvl-ts, Mirl I'ni'!.", ami ! i.ilm
t . .1 nl, M:ili', "iip M' lir. nli'l u'.i t' lirr inin.T
lllf, .'.
Tl.nt the tlieuili ii nf llio iiirpr.-cliii rii.ill '"
lliirly years. Tli" r ll.'il Hinrk 1- tw Inn: In d
and liny itimii-Hii'l ilull U". Midi i-rMlec" in
t rr.iM- It. live lilllldn-l Mi-l-.tll:-l Ilu l-.. til 1 1 l.-.l
In!,, .haroi- nt tin' pm valur id "iir huiidrt I !' llnfi.
nu ll H. M. lltd-T. t:. s. c.
Jituuary l'.'di, U-.".
! mionTfiAfii-: sale. r.Y vin
.f tno nl a iui.r:iW' i ri-iiii'il l i in liy An.
tirtst sin hit .iiid ii.-.'1-.litl in lliN-k CI. 'ii(.t.i y, .v
.M-! la Or' ni.'i- "I On- Ctvl-l'T .d II In ! I'hitl-
Ii.iiii i-nuiiiy. I will m-ii i.ir t-a-li. in t in iiiiSmi u
niv. iltr l.'nd.iy ..I Mm-.-li, Iswi. in u. pn V t i
It ail-., Un- lt ii-l "r luitil dtfti-i-llii'il In wild in. .i-i-if.i-t',
t'ltnmliunir iiifin loo arrra, iiml iidj-ilnlui;
llt lal-ilH ..t e. . iMilvbla Olid ulll i-..
i Ccll.lt.tb-M. VI. 0. I llll.il.
N01K i: OF INCOlirOKATIUN.
JC'iili'i' Im licTi liy nl vi n tlml viti-r if lnmrior
II. HI liiivr lllin '.lily .--! L-niiei-l li TilK IjiK'ltvILLK
C'liTi-N Mii.i.4, ui" ii iu-iIi-Ii :i nr arcrmi'iit Oleil
and ni'' I'lod In IIiIm fllcv. ll' Milwiiiniw f which
Is iin I..1..w.h: (1). Knmo: !,.'i-kvilio Oillon Ullln.
:'.). l'.ii.li.i-K. : (Viiiilin'tlhi; In nil lis Ijniui'lios Uit
iuiikiCiii". iivo iii i-iiiiun, n'iMl, t-llk, llnpii, luta,
il- ur, ini'iii i:;i 1 '.'tier rrndiii'iM nr itraln mllllaf,
il,' I'liiniH.-i.-iiiri' or luinln-r. Iiit-iilhlilni; Hwer W
.:Ii.tk l.y u n:, livu-o, liln-. unlr nr i lliorwlso, gln
iilM- i-'iuiui, I. iij In).', -i'IIIiik Mul ili'.iling In g'KKln,
w.ii i i. ami iiii-irli.-iii !Im-nt curry dciii'i-lill"U. H).
!'i.-i,-.- ..I l.iiii, -. : l.i.i kvtllr, N C , wltli ;.rlvlli'gi
in Inl l . liii'.-t -I.-- n-.i imIi-ck ni nullum. Itnlolkli,
I'ui lnm, Or.-i "ir-l'i'iH, CiiiumviI ,u d Cli.-irtollo. (4).
t'i'i-!i:l'ii -. Turly yr.-n--;, i.-i,. i',.( Hirninrn : J. M,
o.:.-ii, w. l:, (M.-ii, i, il. vt.-i"r. o o. itynum.
Win. v. I.. I. l. ll, .1. M. lin k i n I Jii. C. Wludor.
H':. i',i.i;. J k . ; '..".ii.iKhi, v. l !, ...rr t.i Increano
i.i il .1 ,'H-", ; I,.;! i ; iii ,..
S. M n- I.T,
f .-ui . r:..i- C. 1 1 tt t !i-.: l-.-itn ('(niity,
T. It. W 'M.i.'u, iii..rni'y.
,1 ilii. lty -.'n. l'".i:i.
Cr.'c.K, nn J Tra In-Ynrks p;ni!ieti. ami all
rut t".i"iii"r- ciiiiui't'M i".r Moocratc Fees.
Cu-- Orr ct tn Oppositc U. C. Patcwt Orrtew
:.. in !,.
rr.Kit V, ..'iltii;.i!i.
iiiod. I. liri-.tiri; or pVeo., it-llh tleterliv
'. i'. !vi-r, if i i-iii.'ii le ir nut. freo of
O .r :.v tin: i!bo ti'l i i:nt I m cured.
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ri r ': nr. . il tlii ti- i.i jta.i- tta'.f, touuty, or
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