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THE MAILS.
Mails now close as follows : '
. .For Durham, daily, Sunday excepted,
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For Qhatham county, once a week
Saturday , A. M.
Th office onens fbf delivery ol mails
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tdEf Our country friends and all
others desiring trie success of the
Chapel IUU Ledger, will help us oj
seiaing tn any uem of news that
mcryP of interest to the public
The L&tger ojfice is open at nU hours
of the dawhere we will be glad to
set ottr friendz while in town.
Our old friend ani -.worthy citi
zen. Elmo W. Woods, IS. wo are
plad to learn, rapidly regaiiivig his
former good health.
. Remember lhat Gen. Cox and
Moses A. Bledsoe, Ksq., candidates
for Congress, will speak at Chapel
Hill, batuiday, fcept. 11th.
fc)n Wednesday morning a cohl
rain set in and continued all day.
On Friday the sun shone out bright
md beautiful, with good prospects
for a lovely season.
The Democrats of Orange -have
. . . .... . .
nrought. out their candidates, ani it
now becomes the duty of every
Democrat to vote the ticket soluj.,
without a scratch. Kemembcr, thai
if we want fiir party to continue
in chariH of attain, wh must not
voi for disorganize!;. I ware of
iiMl-prtierits.
Mr. .Iam'i Y. Mnitt thrttahed
v'0n l,uv!,o!s of wheat and 4G5
liih.?!s d oas during lli season
juwt cmbvl. lit was 17 da from
lioinc. et his machine 7-i times and
threshed 100 crops. I lit wheal
crop where be went al-ng is said to
be 2-5;better thau last yiar. but the
oat crop is very sorry. j
. i wunn, iB'int'r, living
near Chpel Hill, brought to this of
. See i DC5uay. sample ! as pretty
coiLon aj(we ever saw. It- is known
R the heavy boil prolific, and Mr,
3ferrilt as some twenty acres of
' U i c.ttvt aiu ne says that it is all
;.-2ood as the sample brouglit ns,
eoo which can be seen at our office.
31 r. M. savs that it never takes
more than 2 3-4 pounds to make 1
pound of lint.
MASONIC. Regular Communica
tion of Caldwell Lodge, No. 180, A
F. 45. A. M. baturd.iv evening at
7 1-2 o'clock. Important business
anj installation of officers.. Mem
bera are requested to take due no
tice and uovero themselves accord
ingly.
if ' . . n -ir
licsb. 1 his we infer lrom the fact
that it, the choir is never so well
pleased as when it shows its teethJ
This it does both literally and bu-
rntively. Literally when it opens
its mouth and emits those peculiar
. . . .
Dounus wnicn once heard can never
be forgotten, and figuratively when
angry at the pastor who runs the
other end of the church which it in
habits
We might go further in our de
scripiion of this remarkable animal,
but all -well-in formed naturalists
wH hereafter recognize both the
genus and species when they see it.
It may be remarked in passing,
however, lhat in the nresence of an
assemblage of people, especially re
ligious people arrayed in purple and
fine linen, the above described ani
mal emits a cry which is unlike any-
inmg ever nearcl in lormer times, by
the oldest and most experienced
naturalists. Its meaning is utterly
unintelligible, but the cry itself is a
cross between the voice of that ani
mal of the rural districts technically
known as asinus aud that of the
Canada lynr. It is said that men
and women of peculiarly sensitive
nerves often feel the hair rise on
their heads as they listen for the first
tune to the cry of this singular
animal.;
We trust the public will not be
unmindful of the service we render
in describing this species which has
thus far eluded the scrutiny of our
moht painstaking men of science.
.frraally, it should be added lhat
there is a species of choir, once
numerous, but now rapidly becom
ing extinct, which must not be con
founded with the one we have de
scribed. This last species belongs
to the human family, borne of them
may yet be found in the West, T)ut
we are told that like the noble lied
man they are seldom seen iu the
older parts of the country. We
judge this last named species is hu
man, because it articulates distinctly,
and that is one of the main distiuc
lions between man and the lower
animals.
These is a Hancock club in Burke
county, composed of over one hun
dred men who have never voted the
Democratic ticket, and all under
the leadership ot a veteran Repub
lican. ; i
ALGERNON S. BAEBEE,
DKAL.EB TIN
Chopcl Hill Markets.
Reported by J. V, Carr .
Flour,
Lard.
Butter,
Eggs,
Chickens,
Bacon, (N. C.)
Meal,
Corn, .
Wheat,
Oats, ?
$5.00
12 1-2
. j 20
12 1-2
10&15
12 1-2
I i 80
1 ! 75
1.00
4 50
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JtlST RECEIVED AT ,j
D. McCAULEY'S,
A beautiful line of X. C. CA$SI
MERES and JEANS for the EalUrade.
If you waut to provide yourself with
a good winter suit of clothes, MeCau
ley'8 is the place to purchase.- j
JR. D. A. ROBERTSON,
. DENTIST,
Will visit Chapel Hilt two or three
times dui ins: the session of College, and
ottener if he finds it necessary.
C3"Notice will alvays:be' given in
this paper of his coining. ; ; j
II E U M A 'J
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Duuiiam Plant Items. The
'1E Electric Liqut. If Prof.
"Ediso'r8 Electric Light is going to
super iae lne 11 e ot gas we are
ntof it. Gas is the- bano of our
nionaI existence. When hoarse
villi' too much speaking, takeHall's
Balsam. It is especially adapted to
congressmen, ministers and the j rest
of mankind. -
Chapel Hill; N. C,
Sept. 10, 1SS0.
This space belongs
Weaver. Watch it !
to Li J.
Just receiveda lot ot Gentlemen's
FaUHats, all styles, and at prices to
RUit the times. .
Meal at 80 cents per bushel, i
For the Cash. Weaver will sell
MenV Double Sole Brogm Shoes
tor 81.35 per pair, the best in the
market tor the money. !
Special bargains in Spring Goods
when the UAsn is paid down. !
I mean. businesst and am deter
rained not to be nndeiSold. v
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Yours truly, - jV
hanitary cwidition of Durham was
never better at .this season of the
year.
Ihe beautiful residence erected
by Mrs. J. K. Day is completed. It
is quite an oi nament to our city.
JJur young Iriend Kobt. (J. btrud-
M'ick, of Hillsboro, has been ap-
po ntcd sub-elector lor Orange.
Mr. Julian S. Carr and family re
turned from the Springs, Sunday.
They have been absent for some
imti and,w'e are jlad to welcome
i hern back. - - -
At .in auction here Saturday night
Gen. Gartie'd's picture, iu a hand-
ome gilt Irame, was put up and not
a single hid could be had. No one
would have it or start it at any
price.
' TheVeaming countenance of Jno.
W- Carr, of Chapel Hill, illuminated
our Kind tun yesterday. Air. Carr
sold the first bale of new cotton
that has been brought to onr mar
ket this season.
TltJ following is the list of new
students entered to date at the Uni
niversity, for the Fall Session just
opened :
G. A. Mcbane, Alamance Co.
E. P; Liles, Anson Co.
B. F. White, Bertie Co.
W. D. Mclver, Chatham Co.
S. Ji Chauncey, Columbus Co.
W. L. Ilairston. Forsyth Co.
F. T. Moore, Harnett Co.
Braxton Craig, Chapel Hill.
S. M. Gattis,
These universal and terrible diseases
have baffled the best medical skill in
the world. They are diseases resulting;
tVom acid poisoning of the blood, llie
joints of the body are covered with ii
librous. tissue which also protects the
heart. The poison is floated on tlie
blood from joint to joint and eaefci at
tacked in succession. When the disease
is fully established the patient presents
a pitiable spectacle, the body iu cases of
Inflnmnuitury Rheumatism, is terrioly
swollen, the slightest touch cannot-be'
borne w ithout ihe greatest 'agony and
life becomes unbearable. -What a 'few
days or weeks before wasa slight pain
is now a dangerous disease, and hourly
growing more precarious o:; account of
the tissues of ihe heart becoming like
the joints, inthumned. When this terri
ble state of the disease is reached, the
patient has only one resource-! lrom
which he can expect rl'h.lI)i KIv
LIEF 'AND A. ('EKTAIX CUKE,
which he should have used in the lirst
stages'of the disease ; it is
DK. IcKAY'S KUEliMATiq CUltE.
It is';' the only specific medicine' for
Rheumatism in the wdrld, it is a dissol
vent and purilier of the poisonous acid
which is the .root of the disease, and a
.medicine on which j-ears of labor of the
best medical talent ol the two conti
nents have been expanded. It. is used
extensivelj' in the Hospitals of ; this
country and Europe, with great suc-
have been-ofl'ereil from time to time
both in this countrj' and Europe are
more than enough to conviuce an' rea
ssonable person of the great inei it .'pos
sessed by this valuable Medicine. ,lt U
ottered to the ublic not an a cure all,
but a if a si'KCiFic for Rheumatism and
Gout iu all their forms.
Below are a few ot the many testimo
nials which we have to offer :
Dr. Iiroadbent says: '-I have yet to
ee the wise ol genuine Acute It hen ma
tism without a complication iu which
the pain is not entirely gone a.id the
temperature normal, after six days
taking this medicine according to di
rections."
Dr. Sharkey remarks : Onc must. I
think, allow that its discovery as a eur'
for Acute Rheumatism is a triumnh ot
empirical therapeutics which has proba-
div Had out few parallels in the historv
oi metucines. ' i
l)r. Jacobs gives, as a result of its use
m liK) cases, the recovery of 10;j within
three days: More or less analogous re
sults have been obtained iu Germauv,
franco and Austria .by Drs. Truber,
Strieker, Baltz, Lobert, Acklaud, and
A. 1 .
oiuerg
Dr. See. of France, declares : -'That I
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ATTENDED TO WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
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Not to be paid for until Machines are received and
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All the working pnrts are manfactured from the bst steel, and are'intor- O
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O from factory in perfect condition, and thoroughly warranted to wear foi:nw
Wtive years..' A, complete set of new Attachments teu pieces IIcmiinT-,
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These arc th'e bejt shoes on thv mar
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Gents', Ladies' and CMhheir's. Ther
is no discount on . Zieir'ierV Shoes. . 1 11
stamns everv iair he makes with hi
own trade markl and giwiarrtees evervr
pair bearing his st;imi. ff rou want
s-ood and durable shoes, ca! I 011 I). MC
OAUIjEY, where you will tied them a
low as thev-are soul in tne.fotate.
don't intend to be undersold 'by anyf
body on Ziegler's Shoe-for Cash.
D. McCAULEY.
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(OF ORANGE,)
is now yith
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30 Fayettevii-le Stkeet,
RALEIGII, N. O.,
Wholesale "and Retail Dealers iu Dry.
(ioods.. .Notions, ranvy doods, (Jarpctf,
lints, i.oo Mims. . oic '.t'atronage so
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orders.-
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and Durable, and the easikst maciiink in tiih yonLiTO ski.l its lnerits j
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with engravings of each' stvle. prices, and speci
mens of stitching mailed on application to the ofhYe
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your iiruggists. uelose ihe moncv to
Mott, Stevens Co.,- Ilaltirnorc, Miil.,
and they will be .forwarded by mail
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Gravel, (jrleet. aiht-all .urinary Iiseas!
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male weakness oi whites, scrofula,
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it you cannot get tlicmof vour
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teal or by express;
MOTT. STEVENS & CO.,
Proprietors, Raitiniore, Md
W. A. Burwcll, Warren County. K'an promise with almost certainty the
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The People's Sewine: Machine is the best ' sewiosr machine eA-er made
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lor all kinds pi family sewing.
yv e want active agents where our sewmsr machines are riot iiMnsfnf.pd
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'CflATUAM "COUNTY t)EMOCRATIC
N'oMrXAl'lONs. We are iudebted
:o Mr. W. C. Cole for the following
information :
The Democrats of Chatham coun
ty met in Convention last Monday.
It was a large and harmonious gath
JSiifcp f the best people of the coon-
. ty John iu. Jnoring presided.
i The fowing popular ticket was
. tipminateav . .
j Senate w. Merrjtt.
jodu , "tva urren lianner.
i SbenCapu hen Brewer
L. J. Klrkland, Chapel Hill.
T. Pate, Iticlimond Co.
T. J. Shaw, Robeson Co.
' A. U. Shaw, "
C. B. Thompson, Marion, S. C.
M. R. Hamar, Marion, S. C.
G. M Rumph, St. George, S. C.
Ernest P. Mangum, Chapel Hill.
J. V Price, Rockingham Co.
Harry J. Overman, Rowan Co.
S. B. IWrentine, Hillsboro.
J. U. Newman, Suffolk, Va.
S. L. Parks, Wilkes Co.
T. R. Rouse, Lenoir Co.
C. P. Murray, St. George, S. C;
Alex. Mclntvre, Moore Co.
Augiistus W. Long, Chapel Hill.
A. W. Robbins, Jamestown.
Z. B. Walser, Yadkin College;
J. C. Slocumb, Clinton.
H. J. Fite, Mt. Holly.
P. Stamps, Milton.
R. W. Winston, Windsor.J
J. W. Hays, Oxford.
A. J. Harris, Oxford.
J. J. Harrell, Lumberton.
W. J. Lenoir, Caldwell Co;
J; N. Vance, Asheville.
W. T. Jones, Jone8boro.
M. C. Millender, Selma.V
S. M. Bobbitt, Grariville.
Alex. Moore, Francisco.
Edward Ruffin, Virginia.
, R. P. Gray, - Greensboro. .
N. M. McDougal, Derane.
' J. F. Wilkes, Charlotte.
E. T. Greenlee, Marion, N. C:f
C. H. McDowell, ShnfordsviHe.
J. A. McDowell,
Wi L. Hume, Brevard.
Jul ian Wood, Edentom
P. Mclntyre, Cameron.
R. E. L.Jones, Suffolk, Va. .
iPost-Graduate.
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GRAV'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRADE MARj'HK Gl?KATTRADE MARK
ENGLI8 II
R KM El) Y,
an tin fail ins
Khcumatism in from two to four day:
with McKay's liemedy'
Dr. JacOnd, of France, saj's: uThat
in Febrile Articular Rheumatism unac
companied by any complication,; it pro-
unues a cure more rapuur tnan any
other remedy known to medical sci
ence. 7 j
Dr. Wilkins, SurscOn General of the
late Confederate Armv. savs : "FHpikI
McKay, your Rheumatic .Cure; fSali-L v4iy cure for
eylic.) is a great blessinsr to suffering 4P spermator-
humauitv. I use it continulu ;.. mv I 2 VftrS rhea, semi-
practice.'' ' . ,faw nal weak.
"It is nromot and .leeisW" L KMi TAIIM.ness, impo-AFTII TAIIM.
l a a. . .. " tency, and
AusiiKeacnarm." all diseases that follow as sequence of
In fact 13 the only radical remedy for 1 selr-abuse. as loss of memoiT. universal
Acute Rheumatism that has vet been lassitude, nain in the back, dimness nf
iuu. uciuic uiepuuuc vision, premature old age; and manv
Dr. See, f France, sjivs rTh-ir it other diseases that lead to insanity, con
displays even more wonderful mv sumption and a premature firrave. Full
in Gout than in Rhpumntim o. particulars in our pamphlet, which we
promptly arrest's even the most painful desire to SC1 fre by mail to every one.
paroxysms, as well as to prevent relnnsp opccinu irieuiciuc is wm uy an
and promote the removal of tophaceous druggists at $ 1 a package, or six packa-
A. IJ. KOBKKSOX. W. F. STUOWD.
Iplc;xt9iiii St Strowd,
? Chapel Hill, u. a
Valuable in nervous prosfi Htion, in
gestion and thlorois. o. E. Mathe
M. I)., X. ('.
A line tonie and alterative, wrv ;t
chronic fever and ague. broiK-Jut.s aikd
diseases of the digestive organs..,
loiigii!dn, M. I)., Ala.
cry beueliejal in streugt he:ijijg ;u U
iui)rimg a reiM.ieed system. If.
John U IJeekwith. IJishoii d (;.i.
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1 11 .11 in i. .1 m-i on. iuu iC.-rllOJI.
1. (.'. I owier, 1 ciin.
Kecominended as a I'roDhvlaclIc in
7"
deposits."
fl.oO per package. Order throuoh
.1 . r -
yuur uruyyusi or jrom
GURDEN, McKAY & Co.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
2G29 Noktii Sixth Stueet,
Philadelphhu
Mention this pnper.
TTNIVERSITY OF NORYjI UAR
OLINA.
ges lor $5, or wijl be sent free by mail
on receipt ot the money by addressing
THK GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10, Mechanics Block,
Detroit. Michigan
SSold in Chapel Hill. Nr C, and
everywhere by all Druggists.
T)fllflC III lI'r Vl.t;,, IT..'...)
ware. Crockery,. bin utt, Tobacc, Cigars, v i dtriiet I). R. l .urex, M.-lL
Soaps. &v. , , ' -
Their (Jrocerv nfimrtm,nf will i. .J""" ueonuaieu sysiems to health
kept supplied with Sugars. CoIKpps. Mi
lasses. Sviuns. T.....1 ' v s,,wi s.,.r,J .."d Willi great, beuetit ill Malari; I
Cured Ilams. Flon,; M,,d iV,;.. iVT, Lvr imtl "I1,IICI -F. Dupoik.
ter. Eggs, Ac.
Having formed a partnership to con
duct the Dry (Joods and (iroccry busi
ness in Chapel Hill, we ask a share ot
-the patronage of our friends.
.Our store is on the corner of Franklin
and Columbia Streets, (Roberson &; II.i c
ris' old stand.)- f
Respectfully,
RORERSON &, ?TKdVI).
F.
A. DA VIES & CO.;
CHAPEL HILL, N. C,
Dealers In Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Glassware, Crockery, Snuff,
looacco, nrai, Joans. kc.
av a vT.p n I fresh supply of Frnilv Groceries. Bread
. ' 1-reparation, jiasLeti Vvonee, aiuniuij,
. yJi tit.-1 tt xr v!i "1 i: .
a pieasant and prontcT?
A G E NTS
JTjL We want ? Lii
C II A PEL HILL.
The 171st session bezins
1880, and ends June
expenses $170 to $233. Regular courses
lead to A. B.. 1'h. B. and B. S.
Special arid optional courses, securing
certificates and diplomas, are open to
the students.
Law and Medical Schools attached to
the University. Address, , )
s K. 1 . OATTLiC;, IAj. U.y
I'resident.
ss. liood
men will nud this a rare" chance
TO MAKE MONEY.
Such will Please answer this adver
tisement by letter, enclosing stamp for
'ins August 2Gthi fWf statig what, business they have
2nd 1881." Total en .eiigaged iu. Xdne but those who
mean business need apply. Address,
FINL.EY, HARVEY & CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia,
ANTED AT D. McCAULEY'S,
Dried Apples, Peaohes and Cherries,
for which the highest market price will
Oranges. Raisins, uts. Lemons, t an
ned Fruits. Crackers, Pickles, Sardines,
Cocoaiiuts, &c.. &o. .
Our good's will be sold at living
prices, and we will not be undersold in
the same class tif goods. .
We can be found next door below
TFrkbftssnn .fc Ilariis' D'ruir btore. ueiu
F. A. DA VIES & CO.
I)
RIED FRUIT WANTED !
1 wili pay the highest market price
..11 rr!ftil T'rniJ-s.- r- ; I
lUl .iiu nuiw " ' 11:11 X
Of great curative vfi t ue. Thos;
Kiimbold. M. !.', St. Loiih
Beneficial in uterine leraiigeiiients
and - malariar conditions. (r. M. Vai
M. I).. Ohio.
Best reiuedv ever used in di.-'easrs oil'
the throat. 1 A. Siflerd. M. !.. .V (,(
Tonic, alterative, diuretic ; one df n.i
tures greatest reinedi's. Medical ' Asso.'
eiatioii of Lyiichburg. Virginia.
Adapted in certain .affections of the
kidneys and bladder : (fvspp-r.f. Ifinus
chlorosis, scrofulous and ciii.ini ou.saf4
lections. Pint. .1. J. Moorman, M. D,
Virginia.
Relieves headache- pronijdly botli
sick ami nervou'. Rev. E. C. lod.onj
Virgiuia; . '
Samj)le supplj' sent free to any physi
cian desiring to test. Pamphlets sent
free.. Analysis with e;nh , , -rpackage.
Water as it comes"-from the Npi ings $i
ner case of galonsm glass 2..?J for
, galons, f-1 f'r IU gnlons, 7 l'r 20
o-alons iii ca.-ks. la-s "() ecu is. and $1 ;
5()and for half do.. Pills. ptir
sugar cateil 2 "?.. .r()c..andl fi.ickfigr-;
$l!2., $2."0 and half do! Sriit pt
naid an v where.' 'fids. Mas and Pill
contains 111 reduced spar an. me cura
tive' powei-s of the water, and is conve
nient. prJatablc and soluble.
Sl)rilig OJK'U i(r mmiius .mux;
Joard :85;tf"rwr month. Spircial rate in
firiYi'i ii(f warlics. i-arriaares tut- i
visitors at Foivt and Iiwyer's dcj.f.
each foil r miles from .spring, upon ai
vice of arrival.
Address, A. M. DA VIES. '
President of the Company, 72 JIam
St., Lvnchburg, Va.
Sold bv BAR BEE. Jr.. Chapel
Former Student. 1
be paid in goods or on account.