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1 ue Caswell News.
fAUrti si thm Tit 0S if Vtjt:
T. H. THOMPSON. . - r.UITOR.
YANCEWI U.F.. !. C JAN. 1; 1
.1 IZnilrtHid Niisffrmtrd.
Miiii,.V. C, Jan. iSSS
II. A. Losrx,, fls.; ,
Dear St?: Kn ifiz this yuj arc a
ttrong railroad rail, and that yoa !e
te to sec the a,t roo-J '(i 4 your
cw7 dce!ope J I haw ir.V. tut
I would trr.:e to 1 ox
. At this t.rae w!.ere ernr pirt 'f ur
State it lb t funevcd over ar.f ra:!
nid laid o:f anil be:r f a it. I hare
ten surprised that no r r.c bit attain!
the bu.ld.r lA a ridJrvm yur ton
ria Mebar.c and Yarce) . H.'e to Dan
ville, V'a. If fua ill tok upon the
map you w.H Lr l that it ;t a straight
Itn an! on!y 70 mild. A road bu:It
frura your place woc!d natnralJjr run
eptbe valley of Vu mer, cr.!r
r.vcr near the oM Jone Ferry andennv
in up by O-iks to Mclur.c. cr jirz
the North Carrlina Hmd at thi; p!jcc.
After leaving th-t t Ure a few rn.Ict it
it gmrratlr a riuc r'mtc to Danville
Nov thlt Lnc would afford fard:ties for
utilizing the vaa water power of Haw
River.
At the farthest point fmca t.-.ejrivcr
(Swersonvide) no raill site would be
more than six tri.e from tie line of
railroad, j asin ne.r :escral unimurov'
ed water powers an I tLrouli a rifl
grain, cott.o and tobecco Left. I have
no hcttUtton in tJitinj that thaandr
Lcit cf touih AU:iu;.cc and Orange
couot:tt and nfrthcrn Q.a;ham has
acie of aa fine tcbc. Lnd at to be
Lund anywhere.
The r-od af;cr !e.inr'th-s tilace
truul-1 pan through n jnhcrn Alatrance
and Ue fu'I wid'h Cxt!l nuati
one Cuotinuotit tobacco !r, .hcrr the
farmer inwho toraiic fine tobacco;
it ha in? lrn the:r money crop tor
more than 45 can. Everr ncro man
know how to make and cure fair to
bacco.
From this iJae to Grecmboro it 11
miles: fivra orcensboro to DanviHe ts
4S mi!c: making from thi place to
Jiantbl, v:a ireensboro, 80 miles.
.
from u.i place, va ianrc-vUe. to
Danville is 40 ta.lcs, making a. ahort
cut ct 49 IQUC
Caswell county is about 2$ by a'5
mileaandisexclaurrif z troacco coun
ty, I mean as a mcnc cror, but they
rac the finest wheat on their tobavcn
lA am! geocnlly raise enoisn corn to
1 mi! the fop! and feed their stock
I kr.ow thi is no visionary wild
acheme to build th.t roaib Iiurhan
w:th thcr Lynchburg scJirme hxnt
a better location than this line would
hare.
1 have taleu Lhis line for rein but 1
there is no one to'takc hold of it. But
ih time Kaa come when it will be
built.
A line farther wesv thin the one I
)ue srrrted would be too ner the
C. V. Ac V.'V. R. R.t and any further
east wou!d be too rear the North Car-f-ltna
am! the Durham a.ad Lynchburg
roa It.
Tl.c Ralegh A Gitto.i tad Ralrh
V Augusu should build it as a leetlcr
Lfthcy d j not I think that the the Kkh-
mund A: Danville wiL, ajtheyrouU;
r uv iuu;c psii uic:r ireit ana
I as-cn,;ers in Danville br the time the)
could get ready to start Iron Grccns
bofo. I wiitcthit to get yoo aud tUn Lke
jcrtcil who are loterrsted m the welfare
and 4';cnty t4 Tiitsbrro and of
Chatham county to think cf this iru
roe rent.
Ik'png that Jim will eiarrae fo:
v ..v.ii iuu, 1 rnna:n yours
UUT. A. White.
Tl.c abose communication taken
from the T.usUro KutJ pomu out
another way hr us to base 1 railroad
if we w-.I! d our jwt towards iL U
cttu n!y net ! one ind badly need iu
We arc geitlnj? poorer esery year and
those counts in the 6ute that two
yean ag , wh le we were taJkini? 90
much cf a roa-i, went ahead nd voted
subscript lorj to roads now have them,
and today are enjoying the beccait of
t.Vs budding up frca ccnur to c:r
cucifcretice. O trjurc asweirs va!u
ation personal an! real estate w:;h
try cvuDty wi:h radnads anda:yvf,
them da.le us to ly and on! a
lew years io CxwCd as rated is t; e
second CAontt in tie Siatt ia wmt ifj
eal.h. The reor.!e of Chiimcwn-,
ty fjt a Jong time were ttaerlv 01--
Ihe public tjintr.
the i-iaic ana u tnc rrsonirccs of tne
county were property cievelopcd it
w!J I aa it e4-.ee waa, ore of the
fir!.?:. We cou-2 have our own mar
kets and baild up towns of our own
! t,ui ir.cTe-i'e the sa'u- of our rei'
fa:c IjcX tli- raitter be put to thi
; ro; '.e and let them vote $ 1 o.oco tor
a rot! from Htuboro to Da:v;I!e. wah
lonti to run fur 20 years and it will be
the bekt dayi v-oik th; pejp!e ot Cos
well ever drs. l.e frr.:chiie tate?
on 1 uad o( 2$ mdrs through the conn
ty wcuid pay the debt, an! ihe taic
on the inreAscd va!ac cf prr.jKTty and
.rujfowcmmtiin YanceyTuIc and alon
ihc iiae wfuld mre than pay the inter
"O. "21J is no ivIon-LTr scheme. It
has been ilcre jn rv-j:.t:ci arour.d us
and all os er the Su:e, and many o
them were deeper in debt an J in a
worse fit g nerally, if josib!ef when
they v-tr.t into it than Ciswell is to-day
The im.re5sijn ha.t font abroad that
:he tcotiIe if Caswell do not want a
railroad. There is an element ia the
oun'y epposed to voting subscriptions
ty the county. They say they do not
wan: the negroes to vote 1 tax upon
their property. There arc but few
thouh who nut'un such 1 subterfuge.
There is not the least founJatioa for riuirjg up suddenly. Thebow
such an argument against a vub.cnp- ela become CCatlTC; ihe sltin is
lion which is to be paid in twenty or dry and hot at times ; tiie DJOOd
thirty years. Who knows who wiil own becomei. tliiclc and stagnant;
the property in this county when the tho whlt3 Ot the eyes Decome
RUBBER
STAMPS,
Like a tkkf at n5gnt H -eaals;
m upon ua unaTrarci. The p&
ricnta Karo psins about the
zteat and aides, tnd eomctinio
intJbebAck. TLey fcl dull:
and accpy; tLo.ri:outh has a"
bad tattle, erpecLdIy in the
ipp-tlt U POCT. rmtire Pre tod k. neu hoaei wtr th ct try r 115 usetr PS
. ... r s .1 1L1 5P nmrz ou . . . . . ,. c.i mt IIjmr. ?rzndf. etc.
I GKXTS 1VATF?I every cocatr in rbc.State. ixna lor circulars. tems
4ni rrCC U 'W. H. THOMPSON, '
, Ymnceyville. N. C.
Stencils, Seals, Badges, Inks, Pocket, Pen
and Pencil Stamps, Daters, Self-Inkers, &c-
I 1. prrpW to fm!A o. riioft KKic wphtag In tic Rubber StiP line, i.elada
The Wheless Self-Inking Rubber Stamp jPress,
1
Fifty Years at the Front.
For rrlr to oe&n the recoruued amtbority the wot Id orer 00 all gricttlturmb matter.
Alwrt abreast of the tiaxs. and always tpendins laruhly for the bst talent and .eipen
fferiiar liko a tcayyload oa ihc
toiiiij; nictiiscflii.xiiiyaii
Oce s.2it:oa &t the pit of the
stsch Trxich food doca not
satisfy. He cyi are aanken.
th hard xad Xe?et bcoomo oold
and danici y. After a TrHIe a
cough ta in, at flret dry, but
after a Uw months it is attend
ed with a greeniflh-colorcd ex
pectoration. The patient feels
tifad all tho while, and aleep
flow not soeni to afford any
rea a uuiv uc w I ; wuh; ,The AAmE.ican AcicvLTUtiST keens pace with the knowing interest
nerroua. lmtablo and crloomv.' hn rrirvhnre larTelr broaht about throoch its teachings, and continues t-day, after ab- .
.n( Tl fnmhrulincrfl. There KrUng twenty.foex other agricultaral papers, to furnish the current affncultnral literature
. "f? 5 10rCDOain& A frV3 here the EngUsh and German languages are spoken. Every number contains nearly too
IM ft inddlliees, ft SOrt OI Whirl- original illostrations and original articles from 50 different writers. Price $1.50. ye".
iru? aenaation in tho head when
V1? t 1 rrt 1
rays
ence. tne
American Ag3?cnltna?iSo
begins IS34 with new contributors, new, artists and Hew type, ana tne editorial stau wnicn
has made this Periodical a power in qoth hemipheres, reinforced with ftesh blood aad
r,riaa. therebv combining the experience and erudition of years with the IpCQT and fresh-
single numbers 1$ cents.
bfflJt
y 1
li-mds would fall due. The vtry men tinged with yellow; the urine
who &ct up such an argument to-!a I is scanty anu nign ooiorea, ae
may control but little cf the property positinga sediment after st&nd-
m the count then. j Let our public l tng. inexo ia irequcnuy- a
spnted citiens take the lead in :Jj:i puung up OL mo 100a, some-
matter ami have 1 proportion submit- lunoa wiin a Bour WLSia ana
ted to the voters of the coanty and it sometimes with a sweetish
wili!ecArT.i,l As we hive before said taste; this ia frequently at-
Kaulnadj are as impc rtint in this pro-l tended TTfth palpitation of the
cressive aire as cood dirt roads were o neart: tne vision Decomea im-
years aga U'c cannot get along with
out them. So let us move to hive one.
U'c arc informed by CoL Geo. William
son thit there is 1 charter for the above
road. He savs it was granted bv the
9 w-r m
legislature of 1S74 or '76.
The First and only Reproduction in this .
country, and
These magnificent works of art are neither oid time chromos nor ordinary engnmngs.
The latter is an exquisite photo-etching far superior to anything in the market. Christ on
Calvary, the companion picture, is executed for us by the Mesaograreure process, which
far surpasses any ctner tor soilness 01 tone, vigor 01 action ana general superiority 01 ex
ecution. They are on heavy plate paper, 22128 inches in size, forwarded, post-paid, in
New Goods
American Agriculturist, (English or German) with choice oi Pictures,
American Agriculturist, " " and the two I'ictures,
naire
d, with Bpota before the
eyes; there io a feolincr of irreat
prostration and weakness. All
of theao symptoms arc in turn
present It is thought that
nearly one-third of our popu
lation has this disease in some
of its varied forma.
It has be 9 a found that phy
sicians have mistaken the cause
tubes prepared for the purpose. Fnce, $I.oo each, both forwarded in tube, postpaid, to
one address, ior M.50.
6
oc
Sendpcstal tor Specimen number, full description of the Fictutes, and portrait
of Munkacsy. the painter of these great works now attracting wotld-wide'atten- ,
Canvtssers wanted ereiywhere. Address. ,
PUBLISHERS AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
David W. Judd, Pres't. ; 751 Broadway, New York.
tion.
I1W
POPULAR
The Chicago Trilune gives the ivcr-
ige prices of wool for every year from
1S24 down to 18S7. The-list hov-s
that tle price .ranged fiom 47Cts. tol nf 4li? Aa( Rfvn Iia-ta-
7ccts.f up to 1S67, when the high ur treated it far a liver complaint,
ttl was nut upon tt. i-rora 1667 the! rthm fiw V-rrtnAtr Hi.ioajwV ir
price fell and was from 5cts. to ccts.l etc, but none ci these kinds of
111
Yanceyville.
howir that the
highest
and best
nces for wool were previous to the
tanfT in 1867. Since 8: ind 8jf when
1 portion of the tariff was removed the
prices have improved. This knocks
up Sherman's argument that the reduc
tion of the UrifTon wool in i8Sj pros
trated the sheep raising industry.
e5
January aiat vras tbt coldest day ev
cr known m Minnesota. On that
morning the standard government ther-
momejer showed 40 below, the lowest 1
notch that can be registered on it.
mc ruwn 1 nncc tn trermany is
the subject of 1 timely article in the
f bruarv number cf Tnii Cosmo t-ou
tam, by PnfcMor H. II. IJjycscn, who
occe met hi
con uins m
abjut the heir to the German throne.
whLrseskknesi has attracted world-wide
attention!
trcatmeot havre ben attended
wita iiiccMa'; "for it is real! y
' constipation and di-mJL It
is als? ioucul that sha
tract of Hcofcs, or Hotter
irol s Uuro&ra Syrupu . vlnen
properly prepared xriH reaaove
inu.ai&cae in an ita siageo.
Car must be iakwi, however.
to mcujw flid gonuino irtkix
XT WHi SIXL lUHTia 1UX3
OOTTox. i Wc have just opend a stock of STAPLE GOODS .AND GKO-
Mr. John C. UeinptinctalL JcEKIES at' the above wcll-tnown stand, and would be pleased to kave
11 Li-r 1 ' lour friendfl call on ua when thev como to lanccTnlle. iHo shall at
nix., wnw; juy wui aaas 1
all times hare a rax and wrk&u stock and vriil make onr prices as Lew
u the Lowest.
F alllHD Iffif
tcea so caoca oneiitecl. or
Shaker TLrtavt of Boots or
iminKor,ay. The article a tht ah W.
imy delightful anecdotes b.WOuU rtT ba Without
th sxdC3tsw It & decj Lor
tnort zood ihojQ the doctoo and
1I oUi4r rrEcicoa puttocther.
I roild te twenty to
it k into tbe hacils of any af
ictt i! oex got rfc- bi no otho
way. I USsro. it will coco soil in
this ZUmt better than oottoo.
T3TO0BT TJLOH TXXiB.
Mrs, 8L11 Rkrton, of Yanr,
GEO. 0. WILSON & CO.
JOHN Y. STRATTON'S
JtOVTJi UAIZJSO.XICAS.
Car Jenks- Tiafre,
:Jxm.o. "loa? raster
A
4 .-
RAILfiOAl
To Yanceyville !
-I - "! '" .;"(.,,
-Mist arsn."
JOHV K. NTRATTCN'S
It OI' AM IlAIiJJOXMCAS.
The hoe t llouta Harmonicas poss.Me to
make.
47 tIS LNC. NtW Vl'RK.
Ripley Co, Ha, writes that I Would not enable von to get Goods here much cheater than Vacohx
S V " jrl . II .
tne naa oeon icriv amicLca vnm 13 now sciun mem
dyFp5piA and cissaso of the
urinary organs and wzs cured
PHILADELPHIA SIIIGEIL
High J " Jjqxj
Ann, . 1
d tJ rsilroads.
yotng men a.d the ho ha.! do-,-)
wrni ii Lie I.e tons i n the ra.:roais
tos;otr.to tutv;i.eiA, and that cvuntv
ac ".ai-cU tut rtni 1 n., t ...
..... BM-'wu . jj
ranie m the U4 ot counties, bet tie
xfe at U-t cpenol their ne
ct to u.-k jind the new the
Caf e lea, .V Vadl.a Val ey R-udl:, ,:,
ab.anvhr.id f o P.r.r,., ..He t.,n(
ly seat. t. II.,.,.! jndthev rep
lr:i..-. i . . : c t j r., r
ts i ; c it 1 1
Arm.
i ( ffflSriU? -atVsnng cf the heart and
ii lVl ! swiaxaa;n 0 tho HeAi One
s ill! i
Eirrresr by Eiiiicr Extract of Roots.
Tf dr", Ker. J.' J. HcOuire, merchant
of tihe same placo, who sold
hire Barton the medicine, says
h2 havs o!d it for four vekra
nd asixr Ibicw, it to fail.
3 US WAS ETAD
I was so low with dyspep
!a that there was cot a phy
citm to b-fcuttd who could
o .uayrhiBg with ma 1 had
Don't S2i',e
r a
a I
FIFTEEN DAYS TRIAL
f mi m Mst acrttc rva mt est crar.
UairVMMMlMMWlMilif cwtM . 1.... J".
b-ttr than I could myvdf. I
tried tht Shaker Extract ef
'loots anJ kept on with it until
o-day I rejoice in pood health.
In. 2.1. R Tinsley, Bevier,
jruhlenbtir Co., Ky.
lor aaic by all Druggists, or
A. J.
anything you. may bear to the contrarv but COME lUGHT OX and
sf for yoiirfVIf. .He U now recicving big FALL" STOCK wliich con-
6i6i or oi.irhL UUUDo such as
vaiiuuo ctiiu XN tlltlli,
CROChEKV, GLASSWARE, TINWARE, and he would not hav
you forget that hi lunuc ii till
uai'fers for Groceries.
h ERYTII1NG in Ue Gr.Krcry line and a fail etock of
six Ccn.ectib2a.exies
Headq
siren
St, New York.
.srs on bind, aIo CIGARS, TOIiACCO AM SNUFF of the
ratidK rT( .,rne to mc .r.d it u 1 , ( ? :-U voti Icrg lu i;,d
tltat you can asv tuoi.e by tr.ding ith .tv
out
J. W. VAUGHN.
Ttegardlcrs of the Hard Trw-s
and eearcity of money we Lave
cleared onr the! v of ont of ea
mh goorlSjiand they arc how beiDg
filled with ; ' '- - - - . ':'..;"'
FreiHlt 'New CSoodiu
A.Joek aaj to Quality, Sirlo and
A6wrtuicnt
Second to None
ever offered in the town of Yan
ceyville. ' f -;).
COMB TO SEE US
when vou vuit oar town, and ex-
-mit.c our itock and be convinced
that ycu can get wliat you want at
SATISFACTORY PRICES.
2FA1! Good waranted as rep-
resented, otherwlMj money refund
ed. ".'! y-y
Flakaxci IIaExuLoa fe Co.