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T II E WEE K L Y LED G E II". f ' Tiikoyyx Fuoir His Horse
; T tTTTi iQ7ft (w" xnt?Miay :ias.ii wane nev. j. r.
ason was on his wav to Lvr.tr
t1x- vll contracts Jbr advertisements
i.ij be m.i1e :with .Jos. A. Haruis.
,i ii'ipm -Maiwtrw. Office tn Fraiiklin
Church, .in Chatham Comity, to
I
'pV-U eomraunn'iitioiis u husiness
'UMih l" .aJilres.1 ;to " Hie Weekly
;!vr. Clinpcl lUIl.iX.C.-
- MiiJ.iiov close. Wotlows: w
K.'ir Durham. HaU.vI Sunday exoeptetl.
M , , j v , I T W
Fo'r. htham ioniity, once a week
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lreaehithj funeral of, Mrs. Martha
LloyIva member of that chu
GUSIVEiAUL, ASSEM
BLY OFNORTH !
CAROLINA. I
rch, he
was thrown from his horse ! and
ladly.:Jbrnised.'! The accident iiap
pciungnear the residence of .Yoiinir
Oldham, he vas
the
31 ICICLE." P. M.
II031E MATTERS.
DOTS:-- j
kirly frardencrii
iiicnc'e.wurK. t ,i ;
will
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soon, corn
el
IJ.ir rooms are-fltjurishing inUal-
,rli Legislature is in session. l
Col Cameron was re-elected 'I'rin-
ciratCIcrk of tlie House. Good.- J
niount"of,ost' dffice orders sold
!nt Cl apel Hill last year was $27,
The weather has nt Iasif moderated, 1
t'nl we feel like Summer was near
hi hand.
Norwood's fori
Head (heir
taken' into
housG .of this gtnilc'iiian where he
was well provided-lor. Dr. EH.
AVant was called in, and after exam
ining his wounds, pronounced that
thcrejwere no bones broken. IWe
hope he will soon recover.
SENATE.
1 'January 8th, 1879. ;
The Senate met at 12 m. and was
called to order by Gov Jarvis, its
able presiding officer. In a few and
Reporte
COTTON M Alt KKT:
officially for the Board of
Tmde. ':V-L.':
Ralkigii, N. C. Jan. 9,1 1879.
well-vhosen wortJ
Senators to their
s he welcomed the
duties and antici-
Ma-
5
Go to Long: &
fresh groceries
Juice
pecial notice.
Mr. D. McCanley wishes to buy a
ot of 'flour and corq. bee his adver
isement and bring along your pro
lluce. He makes a splendid offer. -
There are only three or lour eitl-
ens in Cbapel Hill that do ot take
he Ledger. Our books are, open
We arc s I ad to say that Mr.
son was well enoujjrh to be carried
homojyeaterday, and that he is'rap
uliy,, improving. J
Anseditur izia male beinu: wliose
luzinep it io navigate a nuzepaper.
He wjitus iut etlitorials, grinds j out
?poetry, inserts: deaths and wedms,
sorts out manuscripts, keeps a waste
baVtket. b Vow's up the printer, steals
matter, htes oilier peple's battles,
sells lils paper for two dollars a
year, lakes white beans 1 and apple
sass for pay when he can get it,
laizes ja-iarge lamily, works ly hours
out ot 24, noes no Sunday, gits
anusctrbi everybody and wonst in
a while whipt bi somebody, lives
poor, j dies middle-aged an offen
broken hearted, leaves no money, iz
rewarded tor a lite ot toil with
short but free obiiuary notice in
the nuzeuaner. Josh Jlillinaa.
v
We jhad a subscriber to pay us in
buttermilk and turnips, and some
have.never paid anything.; .'
pated harmony and good feeling, In
all their deliberations He then in
vited Judge A. Ur Avery to adminis
ter the oath o office to the Senators,
The ceremony was dignified and
impressive. '.Senator White, or the
affirmed instead of
1st District,,
swearing.- To complete its' organi
zation the Senate
then went into an
election of officers. ' ' ' !
called, some forty
answered to their
The roll being
Sad; and Sudden' Death. We
regret to ItarA. says the Hillsboro
brae forward, gentlemen and have Jlecjrder? that Miss Susannah Stub-
Vonr names enrolled. ' '- bins bvmg,near Rock Spring in this
A colored woman who had suffered county, died very suddenly on the
. . 1 - : iw i rt-7.i ; . ii r 1
.r'nlnn timA i wi h e.ntmnmntion UIUIWS . Sl. lie Had
o i 1 7 r ..riiJ ' .1 . ,
aLienucu u gauiei mg 01 ner young
triendsj the night previous, in j the
full enjoyment of good health and
high spirits, and . returning- home
was struck almost icunied.'aielv by
ied on Tuesday night last, twoi
ixrs below our ofticei We are'
KPthat she died hippyU
- - ; ,
A New DepajiixexT. At the
kgostion of . one whose opinion we the faUl shall. It was a sad aiid
a!ue very highly, we have estab- fearful blow, falling so suddenly and
page a depart- pi esenting w ith such sudden shifting
1 I k m
people. V e call of scene, the' violent contrast of the
pbuall interested in the young to pleasures f youth and the dread
batnbute to this department. Y e realities of death
fi!I .1frntr mip nr Jwn Tklnmns Ifil . I
ADVERTISED LETTERS. 1 tie tol
shed on our fourth
! i
ient for the vouii"
is department each "week.
Pay ur. We have on our books
i -
he names of subscribers who have
We intend t
pi taul for 1S7?.
In
lowing is a list of
1:
id on I v those', w h o pa y cash w 1
eeive paper. I
r of Mibscribers
j-uiil they please bring it in ?
gtod thing to hav
re cold 'We:iJiT..
x ;i w e would i
hcliiiuLtime in ih:
iper. Hereafter, Ave h-pe to go to
letters remaining
in the post office, Jail. 1st, '79 :
Burkhead, J. W. 2
Boylanj Sylvia
Dunsori, -William
Davis, Jasper yl.
ou the cash system this year, and
'1
Fraternity, Chi Phi
FeaMii.fW. 15
Harris, &itlie Maria
Jnes,. Cornelia
Ivirkiaud, John
L Kii kiand, 31.
r . T lit
delated Un account of the e nmniers, j. w.
and not being
esire to be, We
of the
1
Wp L-ve a jium
h owe us wood
? It
e these times.
1 -.;.:
ts every Friday
morning. Par
's living any iltance from the
tbczK office will find their paper
the post office.
Hauling . Ices bn Monday and
iiwday last, Kev. jSol Pool bad his
e house tilled with good ice. " j
Kev. IrPurefoy, one mile from
iwpel Hiil lias, also filled his ice
We learn that the ice put in these
mses.is pronouueed to be the finest
Finn Chapel'Hill !in many years. I
OLD W E Alii E R. Our oldest
1 i
tfens pronwmce the late cold
father as the severest for many
ar. On Saturday last the ' ther-
meter was hind degrees above
r0- We are glad to say that the
father has moilerated,- and the
l'ie are. moving about once more.
Tay, J. H.
V iluaijis, limiline.
Persons calling for any
odd Senators
names. , , . j
Robert D. Furman, one of the
editors of the 'North Carolina Citi
zei, was, elected Secretary. 1 - .
Piatt D. Cowan, of New Hano
ver, elected Assistant Secretary. j
J. S. Tomlinson, elected Engross-!
ing Clerk. . ! i ! ;
H. D. Murrill, of Onslow,. elected
Sergeant-at-ArmsJ -,.
Wiley V: Clifton, of Wake, waR
elected Doorkeeper.
All the officers i were then sworn
- 1 ' ; .
in, and the Senate of 1879 was prop
erly organized.
Middling ! !
Strict' Low' Middling,
Low Maldlinjj,
Strict Good Onlhwry,
Uood lilmarj-,
Ordinary?
Middling Stains.
Iow MiddlinzStiins,
Good Ordinary Stains,.
J
8 5-8
8 7-16
' 8 1-4
8 1-1G
8 1-4
8
TTUGI1ES'
ACADEMY,
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'1:
Tone- qf .Market, Quiet Receipt , to- Board,
CLASSICAL AND MlTflEMATICAfc BCHOOLi
CEDAR QROVE, ORlXG CO., IT. C. f
Tlie next Session of thU School Will
open on Monday, January 13, 1879.
Per Session of Twenty Weeks :
day 131 Males.
Tuition,
JLUJLSX-Zl-AJC PRODUCE
. MARKET. '
Bacon. X. C. (hog round)"
" Bulk sides, i
shoulders
Bacon
iork. Mess
" i iuuip
Salt j
Corn, netv,
Lard, country,,
Northern,
Meal. ! .
Flour, nerjbbl,
Srnm JttVidO
Uats
Beeswax j
Chickens
Butter
Seed Cottbn
Black Strap
- .9
-!- 7
G
10
1,6.00a 16. 1 8
17.OOal7.50
1.8
1.75
50
10:
10
CV
5.25aG.O0 ,
30
50
15
20
121-2
20a25
2a2 1-2
Chopel 1X1 II 3Xvlct.
' Imported by J. W. Carr.
CliAPKi. Hill, C, Jan. 10.
After notifying
organization, the
until Thursday i at
the House of its
Senate adjourned
11, a. m.
HOUSE.
V January 8, 1879.
Col. John D. iCameron, former
Clerk, called the Houe to order.
Some ninety odd members were
J -W TTS d
sworn in uy J. li. xvoot, isq., 01
Wake. 1 '
John M. Moring, . of Chatham,'
was elected Speaker.
On .taking the chair, Mr. Moring
said :
Gentlemen of the Jlouse of Repre
sentatives ;
- I extend to you heartfelt thanks
for the compliment you' have paid;
me in calling mo to preside over the J
leiiDeranons 01 vour ohm v.
In return for the confidence you
have reposed in me, I 'promise you
hat whatever ability or experience
I possess shall be expended in the
mpartial discharge ot the duties
devolving uponime. With your as
sistance, which! 1 may reasonably
expect, I indulge the hope that the
mblic business that we have assern
iled torausact may be harmonious
y and speedily disposed of. '
: The speaker then announced the
1
C.)
Flour,
Lard,
Butter,
Chickens;
Bacon, (N
Meal,
Corn,
Wheat,
Oats, !
Irish Potatoes
Sweets I'o
Seod Cotton,
Lint Cottdn, i
atoe?,
5.50:6.00
10
25
15
15
10!
j60
150:
LOO
50
150
50
2
2
NEW ADYEltTISEMENTS.
i
W
A K T. E D
,VrJ? I. 3XoOVXJIL.ia Y,
1,000
or in tmde.
ALSO,
Corn.
Bushels of
Which heivillpay CO cents per bilshel
on accoun
for
10f Barrels of Flour at SG.OO
per .barrel ton account or in trade, hind
will take ififtv Barrels of Flour at $5.00
CASH. I i ".,1.1
A new Qne-IIorse WagQ o-.lv
1(11 J1V -'M.
Jap iC, 1879.
OBjEKSOX & HARRIS
Kespect
many of
for
of the
above 'letters will please tay "ad-
f .:-Jf " -
V
A. MlCKLE, P. M.
I ADVEtTlSE. If "you never geo a
merchant's name in; the newspapers
announcing the arrival of fresh goods,
t&o.vyou may avoid that man's goods.
He keeps an old stock on baud -And
don't want the people to know it.
Buy of thoje who advertise and are
selling off and buving in all the time.
Such iiuen can afford to sell good
goods at moderate "prices.
.KAxtxr,. For
J,,,1gand one or
he last week, the
two of our old
-oiuns place, have had .as
skating as they could desire.
trurs pond, near , here, has been
garters lay and night for the
Hters. Xo one bfoke in andeveryr
passed oft pleasantly.- . f
v:i : ij J. i ; ...
Hibitiox d.E. BuVK Esq.,
it m
appearance on Thursday uicht
flings - War on the Wave.'J : The
!llliii-s u ere good and reminded
01 the late unpleasantness.
mmm
."'u' lllLY fJOMR nA alti.lontfi
1 rh"' Oliek am flrrivJiwr rliitv
'i'oll is swelling rauidlv: Our
'-iilverslti. T.. .v . -ii . l .
t j xtcuis win appear next
leS when .we 'will let our readers
SPECIAL INOTICEK.
' I would take this the flt Cay of Jan
uary, -as an opportunity Jo thank my
friends! a n'd eutouiers for jhe libeml
patronage bestowed on me during the
past year, r u ,
' I have eiideayoi-ed to do the best jl
could lor you and pledge myselt; in fii-ture-tddo
the same ; but in order to
conduct my btisi ness I must have.money.
Therefore I w ould say to all my custom
ers coiruTforwanl and settle )-our account
promptly, so that- I can keep up my
stock this year and accomnodate you
as I have done heretofore. Some of my
customers I have 'indulged for two or
three years. 1 would eay to such that I
can't wait longer. You must make some
arrangement to i settle.
Wishing you all a happy and prosper
ous new. year, ;
. tarn yours very rop'y. 1
; . V. J1CCAULEY.
;Just Received. Standard A. B. &
3ranulated Siigai-s. . 1 ' j . :
BestlRio and Laguira Coflee j
K.ewj Orleans Molasses, New Chop.
Nice, Buckwheat Flour. j
Thislis'the season for hot Buckwheat.
. All very low for CASH, at '
j Loni & Norwood's.
Board.. Four or five more students
can obtain; good board at.;$lt per
month! one door above the office of the
Lk ins Kill Apply at this office, or at
residence to Miss A, J. Muuroe. !
1 t
the. d ispateh of
House ready
busines?5.
The House then adjourned until
Thursday at 10, a. m.
Q. M. Presiding Elder Adams
of the M. E. Church, South, will
hold his first quarterly meeting in.
the Methodist Church, at this place,
to-day and to-morrow- This gen
tleman will occupy the pulpit of
the Methodist Church to-day at 11,
a. in., and to morrow at 11, a. m.
and 7, p. m. Quarterly Conference
to-day at 12, m
CITY MAKKKT WIIOLESALK CASH j
( !: 1' KICKS.
Corrected by the Official Reporter lor
Grocers & Cotton Exchange.
Raleiuh, N. ..C.f Jan. 9, 1879. ;
APlLES,Northe'rn,pr bush $1.25al.50
COTTON TIES, new j'
spliced, J 1-2
BAGGING, I 12 a 13 j
FLOUR, North Carolina, $;.00
ratapsco! Family. 7.50
CORN ' i 50 ,
FODDER I L i$1.00
CORN MEALV--4 1
BACON, N. C. Hog round, S1?
u Hams. H
BULK MEAT, cleaij rib sides, 5 ;
: shoulders, 4
NORTH CAROLINA Fork,4 l-2a5 1-2
uliy tender their thanks to
heii eustomei-S who have so
promptly Rettledjthelr aocounW.
:3- ' -v "" '
Thankinjg the public for the patron
age they ihavo received, they hope to
merit a .continuance of their favors..
t ' T-v Tk A XT: T ' C
DENTIST,
-Permanently located in Durham and
Chapel Hill. " Office will be opeti iat
Chapel IHII twelve days of each month,
from the 12th to the 2d. s !
T E olR G E . T R I C E
BOOT AND SHOE U.AKEU,
.Chapel Hill, N. C.
Boots and : Shoes made to orderj and
tlv and orornDtlv at
short notice. Call on: him. j
ENN
VAN MYSTERY
BEEF
LARD. North Carolina,
,4 Western,
COFFEE, prime, Rio,
. ' good,;
SYRUP, S. IU -310LASSES,
Cubiu
SALT," Liverpool, fine
SUGAR, white, !,
a el low, i
LEATHER, red sole,
- tanned, -TALLOW.
1 ;
POTATOES, sweet, per buh,
" : Irish, ;
OATS, shelled,
EGGS, r
BU'iTER,
SPRING CHICKENS,
RAGS,
PEAS per bush.
3a4
9
8
13
15.
35
27
$1.S0
10
8 1-2
22 a 27 1-2
35
7
25
65
45a50
15
20
15
11-2
P
The Netv Illustrated Weekly Family
Newspaper of Teon and Harriet Lewis,
8 pages, containing f
Stories. Lulv Redwoode's! Daughter,
by Mrs! Harriet Lewis; Count ,ol
Monte (fristo, by Alexander Dumas ;
Sir Allyn's Enemy, by Leon Lewis,
etc. Portrait ot. Dumas and other il
lustrations. ! j
Vovages and Travels. A ride through
Islam, Turkey, to India ; Year in
South Africa, by Lady Barker Six
Months! in the Sandwich Islands ;
Around, the World, by Mrs. Brassey,
etc. Illustrated. I
Science, fl'lie Religion of the Great
Pyramid; Discovery of Vulcan: The
Moons of Mars, i
History. Lake dwellings of Switzerland
and otlier parts of Europe ; Giimpse
ot Babylon. " , .1
Leading Articles. The real business of
Existence; True Capital and True
Riches i The Relation of this Life to
the Life to Come ; Is an Age of "Mir
acles" at Hand ?
Terms. Single copy, one year, $3; four
copies, 10; eight copies, $20; single
copies U cents each. The i-emmitter
for Club of eight is entitled to a copj'
free. Delivered to' News-agentsi and
Booksellers iu any qumtity, direct
from oil i- office at $4.25 per hundred.
Remittances at bur risk only in P. O.
orders pn 'Penh Yau, or Banker's
drafts on New- York. ;
Address Le3n and Harriet Lewis,
PiibUsheri) Penn Fann, N.' ftT.
. r $50.00
Board havhia: been receiitlv rflui
1 i- r:" xeaca- 01 wmost'atiy oue
de?irlnr an eduiyttimi. . '
For circulars add
S. W. HUGHES,
Cedar Grove, X. C.
. The LARGEST STOCK of Paints,
Oils, &c, In the County, at '
I5arbees Drug store.
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BOOTS and SHOES. -A.
IT nil Xititt ot
BLEACHED fc UNBLEACHED
JDOMESTICS,
LADIES TIES, - RIXEFS,
HAMBURG EDGINGS, ic.
1
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LOOK OUT FOR,
Chewp CJnjBlx Mtore u
ALL
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A FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES, i
HARDWARE, "
CROCKERY, ',
1 GLASSWARE,
j TIN ARE,
LOOKING GLASSES,
SNUFF & TOBACCO.
Kerosene Oil, Iron and
Nails, Cotton Hees.y
t am still selling the
KENTUCKY PLOW.
This plov stands unrivaled. It-never
chokes ; pulls easy, turns all soil ; In
fact it suits our farmers better than any
other plow now in use. . r
I am agent this season for the
CHAPPELL
AND
STAR GUANOS.
Such
CUAPRL HILL, JT. C. v ' U
.. j .( - '1:. ..' :-.v; ..i-.y. !;
GOODS SOLD TO SUIT
as
- ; if
THE TIMES
DRY GOODS.
s t . . '
PACIFIC,
Thanking my many friends for their
past favors, I would , be pleased to
see them at all times, and will sell all
my large and varied stack- cf goods at
the very bottom price. '
J, W. CARR.
ChapeMlill, April 16, 1878 -
apt 18-ly t
rpHEY ALL W AN T IT,
Because it is a family newspaper of
pure, sound reading for old and. young,
and it contains a reliable and compre
heusive summary of all the important
news, j ;
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER,
the best family newspaper.1 publishes
both the religious and secular news that
is desired in any family, .while all, that is
likely to do: harm is shut out. It devotes
tour pages to religious news, and lour to
secular.H '
The New York Observer was first
published in 1823 ; and it is believed to
be the only instance, of a Religious
Newspaper continuing its even' course
lor i fifty-six years without a change of
name, iiocirme, i liueuw puriose or
pledge from the date of its' birth.-."-.
t THE 57TH':YOLfJME ,
will contain all the important news, that
can interest or instruct ; io that any one
who rends it will be thorouchlv DOSted.
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tion, and we do not:' ask for the support
of charity. We propose to make the
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we propose to sell it 'as cheaply as it can
be atlbrded. Let. those who want pure,
sound, sensible, truthtul reading, sub
scribe for it, and let them induce others
to do the saine. .
VVe aiTp now publishing iu the Obser
ver the story ot ''
JOAN THE MAID, ; ,' V"
by Mrs. CliHiles. author of Chronicles
of the Scbonberg-Cota Family."
We send no premiums. We will send
you the : , : ' .
nJeW, YORK OBSERVER
one ;ear, post-paid, for $3.15, ,, t Any one
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terms in the Observer. s r
Sample copies free. Address.
NEW YORK UooiliKV JliK,
37 Park Row, New York.
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NOTIONS,
CLOTHING
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HATS, CAPfl,
1
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
WOOD r ' '
and
WILLOW-WARfi.
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$7.00 Shoes for 0.00.
cLOTtttwa xxi;pjoax
I- MEPCT TJX &AJLXitj. . ?v '
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Fresh Goods coming in erer few
davSi I-,
..f:,,,l
Walk in and examine for yourself,
and if the Goods ftnd Prices doo'i
suit
you need not buy.
Yours truly,
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PUTTY ANDTVINDO W
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GLASS
in large quantities, at low figures, at
BEE'J
BAR1
'S DRUG STORE.
J f Barbe keeps a -
.11 -v, ! !-- !'.
i POLISHING POWDER
that is not a Chemical Compound,, but a
j :-v;t:,--:,.-.'- 1 : ' . - '
product -direct from nature' Laboratory.
It contains nothing injurious and gives
a beautiful IwUre to
Gold. Silver and
Plated Ware. It. also brightens and
cleans Tin and! Britannia Ware iu a
i' . m :...- '): ; '!: .
most pleasing manner. Try It, house
keepers. Only 25 cents. I i
Go
, t
want IMedlc
pounded
to, Barbee's Drug: Store If yoa
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ne, l or Prescriptions com .
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Jiiii.UOth, 1370. h
white 90c.; stock 75c.