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v. . ! ..!' 4. i r. rr: nrsrr.:rr- ' ,rv WEEKLY LEDGER. ;ATLBi)AV, Dec 21, 1878. "P?-vll communications on business Anhl Imj addressed to -I lie Weekly ii .Ma nmv close a lollotm:"- i'or iluHuiin, dally, Sundiiy excepted. 6. A. M yor Chatham. county, ;once i ' n. nrtu-e onens Tor delivery a week of mails Jin . . 1 ii !U - ' ill :A XTIITT V l M jMATTEHS DOTS "Local ml vertisements -cost 10 cents per line. , . ! 4j Subscribe to the Lkikjkk. Ainerry Christmas to. von all. Boys, be careful how Von manage fire- ruis. ;' The Mayor's, court was jively one day this e k: ; ! We bear of several new citizens coin- im'amoug u? j ! Be"-intbe ew lear y doing some- thi"" good. Take the Lkikh;k. Wagons Uaded with furniture, old stoves makes our streets lively. Look out -boys it's a violation ol the tnu-n onihiince to pon crackers on the ..... t street. . , Ait r this year there will be '-oner or two hack lines 'between Chapel Hill and Durham. j -j . , Don't forget the sale of proerty by F. A. Davis Agent, on -Tuesday Iet 24th, 1S7S. Now that winter has come in good earnest, let those who member the poor. lave plenty re- For nice, .rich sweet milk and good butter milk, call at Mrs. Thompson's, where you will be supplied. i i , - i - The Baptists swe .believe, are. the only- denomination that will give its Sabbath School an entertainment jQhristmas." Come and See Me.t-1 have- just re reived a nice fresh lot of candles misiris. lutts, oranges and everything nice tor Christmas. Call and supply yourselves at prices as cheap as the- cheapest. Make the hearts of your little children lean for joy by visiting me and laying in your Christmas supplies. j . i . . -L; J- eili . Just received at DJMcCauleyV an other large lot ot Holt's plaids at 1C cts. Another lot of those splendid Sugar Cured Hams at 12.1-2; Canvassed Hams At .15. Santa! Clans will arrive at D. MirCuuWy's-just' befoie his load will consist in ChrL-tmas, ami part, of Raisins. OraiJgfs. Cocoa. Xuts. IJaiidy, Crackei-s ami a full line of things t please the children. So go to MeCauley's and make yourselves . and hupp' Christmas morn the ng. little ones . Casii Greenback wax with your money Prices. This and buy 3011 r- 'self a pair ol Double Sole Boots for $2.50, You can't bea that. THEY ALL KNOW That J,. J. Weaver's is the best place to go ia Chapel ilill to buy the most goods for the least money. Bacon 7 1-2; Lird 10; Sugar ltlal2; Coffee 18a 22 1-2; Shot l-l-2; Fresh j Meal 6(5; Kerosene Oil 20; Mens' Whole Stock, Double Sole Brogan Shoes for $1.45.- Mens' Double Sole Boots $2.5C; Boys' Broga'n Shoes $1.00. .A lulli'sult of. clothes can be 'ghl fur fi00, and Irom that up to I.OO.. in fat-t ovirtliimi-.' in stiu1!: :f - -" V v.. . ..... r ... - v v rik M torn r prices to suit the rime ;ry resp y, , : ' L. J. Weaver. Jn-t received at MeCauleys another l't ot ZiegWs Hand Made shoes ; Dr. .Warners Heilth Coi-sets BestlUefined Lard at 10 !sp?it ? u.u i,u xt $ iptita r wjrtir Curedf l!am :it t. cents. Another W l-st ('ubaMl:s!'s;,ptut fjone- riji Syrup.; Pure j Cider. Vinegar ; 3Vl,ole Stocii Double Sole Brogans My Stock !is now cowpletb iuall the "ejiartimnt, and eVM-ybn,lV; ; 1 . . at prices suit If ... . i-i ,mi want to save mouev, come HvCatilejjr-iuid buv your ooh Respectfully,' : . : d; McCAULKY.. AM auik PHOrKRTr , FOR SALE Cash:4-Oii Tuesday. Dec 24, 1878 1 will otter ait public I auction, for caslj jne storehouse and lot In Chapel Ilil kow-n as the Kirkland Storc Ixt. Par ueinng to examine above property van J 1 1 L W; Carr or A. Mickle. F. A. DAVIS, Agents ' . I ! . . . aNKH' iLl.USTRA-tirr. Pa peb.- TClsfi- ' Where will Le seen the Prosneetus of k laier entitled "The Venn Yn yr ( - ; 4 llv villi AC ystery.'M6ibc publisheti by Leon i: Harriet Letfis,Xew York. ITiee names re too well-known to our people aiid those of the ,vhole South, to need any .,,0tee at oilr hand ISamntn Vonr' Wilt . J applieation. Address Leon & Harriet w,,s' uhlhliers Peini Yan, Xew York. "Tsy-Vll contracts foir adrertisements in.'s Jlanager. Othce on I rankhn ;;opIk)sit iJie store of J. W. Carr, Ki- - 1 ; : , Wood's Household -Magazine. Each number of the Magazine is illus trated and contains about one hundred and live thousand words, which is mora ihan thavrae f boun boolTsKvhiqh sell for $1.50?eaeh ; aud it lias been re- peatedly characterized as "The Prince'bf Periodicals, which no family can afford t- keep house without,'' because 1st, it is unurpASsed asiu intellectual aud moral educator; 2d, it is unequaled as a foe toall viee and pernicious habits; 3d, it js u.4ppioachMl s a magazine of use ful information," practical suggestions and valuable receipts ; 4ttit-us a dispen ser of wholesora thoughts' and cheerful spirits i t is a home companion ami' friend which ranks pre-eminent among period icals. - V The above magazine stands among the lirst-elas periodicals of this country. It will be furnished to postmasters, cler gymen, teachers &c, at half price. A d dress all orders to S. S. -WoocU Tribune Building, New York Citv. Peioxals.-t-S. A. Ci-ittaiu. the clever tanner lately employed by K. II. Wilscui, E; r.. lias gone to llnd a new home. 'v hie he will meet with abundant success wherever he frocs. ' CP. Wharton, the Photograph mail lias removed to Durham, where he will carry on his business. We regret to lose him. Our loss is Durham's gain. We hope him success at his new home. Di. J..D. Davis, Dentist, is in town, will remain until Dec. 23. Those de siring anything in his Hue, should call at his office, next to the office ot Dr. MalictL Tue Tobacco Tax. A bill passed the House of Kcpresentativcsv! during the last session reducing the tax on to bacco to 16 cents. It went over to the Senate" and was called up by Senator Withers during the iiitt divs of the pi-eseut session of that body. Represen tatives of the tobacco interest from eveiy section, of the United , States meet. In Washington to-day to urge the Senate to-pass the bill. Durham will be repre sented by Mr. Julian S. Carr. Plant. Mr. Carr is one of the best business men in the country. Durham will be well represented, as this gentlcmairis well-known in Washington City. In Earnest. We hae on our books the names of subscribers who have promised time after' line to settle up. We need paper, iiik, wood, &c. Unless you call aud settle during the holidays you will hot receive the first copy of the Ledger forj the Xew Year. Promises don't pay the printer. We sJiaU run on the cash system. We will furnish a good paper, nnti 'Trtr-must-rcc--ive tli cash. -Rev. J. T. Harris nrcached ; a most excellent sermon in the Methodist church Sunday morning. He is one of the j oungest men in the Xorth Carolina Conierence, but has taken a high stand as a minister, lie goes next yearj to yiooresville, ah appointment 011 the Sal isbury District.' The above we take from the Plant., of Durham. This gentleman wiil .occupy the Methodist pulpit in this pjace on Sunday next. . New Ajvertisements. Read the advertisement of the well-known Hughes Academy, Cedar Giove, X. C. Secure your tickets and attend the concert next Tuesday night at tjhe Baptist church.' See notice. , . j A. W. Fraps, Raleigh, X. C, will sell at auction his entiie stock of furniture. Sale commences Dec 20, 1S78. Sed advertisement- I Corn Whiske', Apple, and; Peach Brandy and Wine for sale by J. R. Gooeh & Co. . Read advertisement. Read the local advertisement of L. J. Weaver, and call on him. - Carrier's Christmas Adihiess. On Christmas Day our carrier will call on the subscribers to the Le1k;i:r, and present them wit t a Christmas Address. It is the common custom in a"ll towns where papers are published for the Car riers to have an Address. Those who desire to do so can reward him as they think best. B j , . "A Large IlAWK.-i-On Monday last, two miles east of Chapel Hill. John Moigan, son of Thomas Morgan, Ksqr., e:iiMrhr. .si hawk with his hands.! While tlie hawk was in the act of catehing a chicken, the young man above named, captured him." lie measured 41-2' feet from tip -to tip, and weighed 14 jpounds. Chew Jackson's Bcstc Sweet Xavy Tobacco.'': t: ; - - . ' A'The Chapel Ilill LEUOER j returns thanks to a young lady lor u fair ot turkey legs received Thanksgiving Day. We guess she intends for the Ledger mart to scratch for a living.' 7 Pied mont Ptcs. 1 . : Correct, brothen And ( seems that a good many of our subscribers intend the same. Whisky Case. The trial, of L..G. Sykes and wife for selling vVhisky in Chapel Hill has been set. for Monday, Dec, 23 1878. The warrant has been serTed 011 Mrs. Sykes, but her husband has not yet been found. j Second Citor. One day this week, Mr. Ruffin Cheek brought to the office a butich of aiples of the second crop. The apples grew ""on a tree at the resi dence of Willis Cheek, Esqr. ; 1 Died. 0n MQnday night last, little JulLi Worth, infant daughter?bf Dr. and MrsT. W. Harris. ! . A bud gone to blossom in Heaven. ' "When in theiiilonely bed Loved ones are lying; -When Joyful .wings are spread " To Heayad flying, ' Would weapon and paii( Call baek tueir sou!s a?ain. j Weave round their hearts the chain d . bevered in dj-ms? 4'Xo, dearest Jesus, no; To thee, their Saviour, Let their free spirits go, . -Kausomed forever; Heirs of unending joy, Theirs is the victory, Thine let the glorj'bd, Now a nd for ever." "Who Art Thou ?When Dr. Beadon was rector of Eltham, iiv Kent, England, thd text he one day undertok to preach from wa?, "Who Art rhou?" i After 'reading the text he made (as was his custom) a pause, for the congregation to reflect upon the words ;s when a gentleman in;a military dress, who at the instant was marching very sedately up' the middle aisle ot the church- supposing' it a question address to him, to the surprise of , all ; present, replied, - "I ami sir, An officer of the sixteenth regiment ot foot, on a recruiting party here; , arid having brought my wife and family with me, I wish to be acquainted with the neighboring clergy and gentry." f This so derang ed .the divine, and astonished the" congregation, that though they at tempted to. listen with decorum, the discourse was not proceeded; with without considerable difficulty COTTON si arket: i -, - Reported officially for the Board of . ;j Trade. '.. ..' y. .--j. . Raleigh, X. C., .Dec. 19, 1878. Middling, ! ! Strict Low Middling, Low Middling, ! Strict Good Ordinary, ?; Gooxl Ordinary, Onlinarv. i i 7 7-Sa8 r 7 1-2 7 1-4 Middling Stains, 1 7 3-8a7 1-2 Low Middling Stains, 7 Good Ordinary Stains, . "-. .;-.; Tone of Market, Quiet Receipts to day 121 bales. j CITV MARKET- WHOwllLK CASH- PRICES. Corrected bv-the Official Reporter lor Grocers .& Cotton Kxchang. " Raleigh, X. C., Dec. 19, 1878, CO'lTOX TIES, new . spliced, It AGGIXG. J,- 41-2 3 1-2 12 a 13 FLOUR, Xorth Carolina, .$o.00a5 25 - Pat: psco Family. CORN, 55a00 ; GOrtG5 81-2a9 VI 1 5 ! 4 CORN MEALJ BACON, X. C Hog round, Hams, BULK MEAT, clear rib sides, shoulders, i XORTH CAROLINA Pork 4 l-2a5 1-2 BEEF LAUD, Xorth Carolina,' Western, ' COFFEE, prime, Rio, ' goo I. SYRUP, S. H.. MOLASSES, Cuba. I SALT, Liverpool, tine SUGAR, white, -y , ' jellow, I LEATHER, reel solo, tiinned,. . TALIOW ' POTATOES, sweet, per bush, ' Irish, OATS, shelled, EGGS. BUTTER, SPUING CHICKENS, 3a4 9 8 18 10 27 ' 35 $1.05 10 8 1-2 22 a 27 1-2 I 35 : 7 25 00 45a50 15 ! ' 20 10al2 1-2 1 11-2 HAGS, iio. s nM- luh. white 90c; stockjoc. Above prices are for large lots, when smaller quantities are wanted higher prices will be chargexl. , . . 4 ; Olio pel Xilll Markets. . Reported by J. W. Carr. CHAi'EilinX, X. C, Dec. 207 Flour, Lard, Butter, Chickens. Bacon, (X. C.) Meal, . . Corn, f. Wheaty (4ats, . Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Seed Cotton, , Lint Cotton, j 5.50a6.00 10 25 15 15 10 . CO 50 1.00 50 50 50 2 7 12 nTTRHAM PRODUCE f MARKET. i Bacon, X. C. (hog round) " Bulk sides, " " shoulders1 Bacon " Pork, Mess Rump 19 7 1 . : 6 ) UK 16.00al6.48 17.00al7.50 Salt ' Lime ; Corn, 'new, - . ,. : Lard, countrj', n 44 . Xorthein, f . Meal, il Flour per.bbl, . Syrup GOaSO Black Strap Oats Eggs Beeswax Chickens ; Butter Seed Cotton , ; 1.80 1.75 h 50 10 10 Go 5.25a6.00 30 50 15 20 121-2 20a25 2a2 1-2 Look Out ! Mr. J. II. Boon, living near. Chapel Hill, Lhas imade aiTar.ge ments; to supply the, citizens of this place with lresh fish every Wednesday, and oftener if the demand is sufficient. He will also lurnish nice, fresh oysters, cheap." All orders left at this office will te promptly attended to.!i UGHES' ACADEMY, --! r CLASSICAL SCHOOL CKDAH QIIOVE, ORANGE CO., S. C, The next Session of this School will open on Monday, -''January' 13, 1879. ; TERMS : Fer Session of Twenty Weeks ': Boaid, .' .-: ' : $50.00 Tuition, ' i , r 1 25.00 Board having bee n receritt v red need. is now within reach 1 of almost anj one ueirinor an education.- . . . V For circulars address- f , , S. W. HUGHES, i-i . Cedar Grove, X.C.' C O X CERT OHonnl. Kfnsift Wi I tii crivon Sit ttio isatrttst Ohureu at Ohapel liili on Sites r - - j, t-L" " ; aay uight, -Dec. 24, for the benefit ofYhe Sabbath , School. Admission, 25 cents tor adults; 10 cents foi; children. Doors opeii at .6 1-2, p."- m. . Exercises besrin at"7.r. ... : . . -' . . ,. ITickets can be had at any of the stores on Franklin Street. JU S T R EC EI YE D At our store on the Raleigh road. three miles from Chapel HilL we have just received a fine lot of good . ) CORN WHISKY, APPLE BRANDY, PEACH Jilt AX DY, : , s and WINES. Parties needing airy thing in our line, would do well to call on us, or send thehi orders to 1 , I J. R. GOOCH & CO. 86,000 WO RTH O F TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION! THUHSDAY, DEC. 26, 1878. The i undersigned, at Raleigh, X. C., will sell his entire stock ot Xew Furn! turei jeonslstin of Fine, Medium and Ooitunon ' ' WALNUT and POPLAR CHAMBER SETS, WARDROBES TO MATCH. MARBLE AND WOOD TOP BUREAUS, WASH STANDS, and TABLES. WALNUT,, POPLAR and MA- PLE BEDSTEADS. WALNUT, OAK, MAPLE and CANE SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS, and ! CHAIRS. 1 i , Wood -seat Rocking Chairs, and Chairs of all Kinds. SOFAS, lOUNGES, WHAT ' NOTS, fcc , '-,! . i i ' Together with manj other articles too numerous to mention. , The sale will 'commence on Thursday, December 2Gth, and continue from day to day until all is sold. Up to that day, eveiy article will be sold at-cost. If parties bu3'iug: do not wish to remove the?articles at once, they will be prop erly care U for until the first of February. A. W. FRAPS, y - j Raleigh, N. C. V- "tZENX YAX MYSTERY! y ,!V --,;-j J. - ; '-,. . The XeW Illustrated Weekly Family Xeivspyper of Ieon and Harriet Lewis, 8 pages, containing Stories. Ladji Redwoode's Daughter, by Mrsl Harriet i Lewis ; Count ot Monte CrLsto, by Alexander Dumas ; Sir Ally irs Enemy, by Leon Lewis, etc. Portrait ot Dumas and other il lustrations . J ; 1 Voyages and Travels. A ride through Islam, Turkey, to India ; Year in South Africa, by Lady Barker; Six Months in the 'Sandwich Isiands; Around the World by Mrs. Brassey, etc.', Illustrated. v Science. The Religion of the Great , Pyramid ; Discovery of Vulcan ; The Moons of Mars. H 1 History. Lake dwellings of Switzerland arid other parts of Europe ; Giimpse ot Babvlon. ' Ieadinsr Articles. The real business of Existence ; True Capital and True Riches ; The Relation of this Life to the Life to Come ; 13 an Age of ktMh acles"atiland? r Terms. Single copy, one year, $3; four copies, $10; eight copies, $20; single copies 6 cents each. The remmitter for Club of eight is entitled to a copy free. Delivered to Xews-agents and Booksellers in any quintity, direct from our office at $4.25 per hundred Remittances at our risk only in P, O. f orders, oii. Per.n Yan, or Banker's v drafts oh Xew York. V ; Address Leon, and Harriet Leis; Publishers, Penn Yann, N.fY. v- J C . B. L U M.D E X S i STOVE AJjTD! HARDWARE HOUSE, TIN, SHEET, IRON AND CO- f PER WARE, 1 ' HOUSE FURNISIIIXG GOODS! &c. , , Efcjcales, Weights and; Measures al ready sealed. - ' '' . 1 1 Tin Roofing aSpecialtv. . . ' ., Fayetteville Streetj-opposit'e Market ,,. Squarey Rsdeigh, X C. - 1. E O r GET RICE ; ' .BOOT AND SUOlf MAKfilt. t Chapel Hill, N C. Boots and L Shoes made to order!, and repairing done neatly and promptly at The LARGEST STOCK of Paints, Oils, &c4 In the County, at ' v i TV '.' : Barbee"s Drug Store. 1836! DEALER IN if DRY GOODS, NOTIONS BOOTS and SHOES. A Full Lino . - 1'.;, BLEACHED & UNBLEACHED " DOMESTICS, - LADIES TIES, RUFS, HAMBURG EDGINGS, &ci v'i;?-v:s;'v'.' A FULL LINE OF 7 GROCERIES, 'HARDWARE, I ; crockery; GLASSWARE, TINWARE LOOKING GLASSES, sfj inrv ir. tor a nr.n r Kerosene- Oil, Iiron. and IS ails, Oottbn MoeJ- I am still sell! n z the KENT U C K Y P LOW. This plow stands tmrivaled. It never chokes.; epulis'' easy,- turns all soil ; in fact it suits our farmers better than any other plow now in use. I am agent this season for the PACIFIC, CHAPP ' 1 ". ' AND ELL 'I STAR GUANOS. Tliauking my many friend for their past favors, I w ould be jileased : to see them at all .times, and will sell all my large and varied stock of. goods at the Very bottom price. -' , f J. W. CARR. Chapel Hill, April 1G, 1878. ; a pi 18-1 y ' ' rpiIEY ALL y A X T IT, Beeause it is a family newspaper of pure; sound reading for old and youug, and it contains a reliable and compre hensive: slimmary of all the important news. ' - v ',- THE XEW YORK OBSERVER, the best familj' newspaper, publishes both the religious and secular news that is desired in an- family, while all that is likely to do harm is shut out. Tt devotes four pages to religious news, aud lour to secular.- :'T:- ' ' . ; ! s The Xew York Observer was 'first published, in 1823 ; and it, is believed to be the only instance of a Religious Xewspaper continuing its even course ior niiy-six yean, wiiuuui a euaugt i name,- doctrine, intent, purpose or pledge from the date of its birth. the 57th vol U31K ' will contain all the important news that can interest or instruct i eo that any one who reads it will be thorousrhlv posted We do not run a. benevolent insiitu tion, and we do 'not ak for the support of charity. We propose to make jthe Best Xewspaper that is published, and we propose to sell it as cheaply as it lean be afforded. Let those who want pure, sound, sensihle, truthful reading, sib scribe for it, and let them induce others to do the same. j I We are; now publishing in the Obser ver the story ot , - JOAX THE MAID, t by Mrs. Charles, author of tChronieles 01 the SchonDenj-t-otta family. We send 110 praiiiums. We will send you the ' ' . NEW YORK: OBSERVER one year, post-paid, for $3.15 Any one sending with his-, own- euhscription jthe names of ie w subscribers, shall have commission . allowed in proportions to the numoer sent. J?or particuLirs ;see terms in the Observer. ' Sample copies free. Address,. XEW YORK OBSERVER, 37 Park Row, Xew York. m tt 0 O 1 i aW B m , t -0 0 18T5 1 1 LOOK OUT FOU 7 Cheap Cash Store, .. ... . .. CHAPEL HILL, Jf. C. r i". ALL GOODS SOLD Td SUIT THE TIMES. Such AS I DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPH; HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Wood 1 Y, and WILLOW-WARE. HlioeM o. Bpocialt : $7.00 Shoes for $6,00, . . MENTTJP STAik vFresh Goods coming in eyery lW 1 days Walk in and examine fbf ycmrflslf, r 1 f and if the Goods and Prices don't 'St suit, you need not bny. nrs truly, J. WE'AVEKr PUTTY AND WINDOW GLASS in large quantities, at IoV6gures, ot BAKCEE'S D1WQ STOKE. Barbed kecis a POLISHING POWDER that w hot a Chemical Compound, hut a product tiirect from: nature's Laloratory It contains inHhing Injurious and gives a beautiful lustre to Gold, Silver and 1 ; - . . 1 1 Plated Ware. It also brightens and VleansTin and Britannia. Ware in rt most pleasing manlier. Try it, liouse- keepers. Only Zft cents. ; . Go to Barbee's jDrug' Store, .if .you1 Vont 3Iedicine, or Prescriptions. coiuV ponntled J .1-4: rk C n .-..1, viJ . ,.H:.'--fi. s -:: ';: ; ?. CQ - h W r : - ... 1878! WEAVER If , ,j j- ...... 1 i f !7: v I I S t ., .... N r r r
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