READS'
WAEMIOUSE. EUPJIAM,-N.C."8uia on the 20tli August 48,940 lbs. tobacco for $11,112,13 avornge $22,70 being 4.63 per cent above the Ilignest average made hy any other ITo'diS."
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22. 187a
r tllK STATE FAIR, 1 "'
"We write iu advance of tie close
of the Exhibition, and from the re
sults of only one vJavs-trbsen atioii;
and therefore mako n j effort to
present tnoro than impressions.
We found a considerably smaller
attcridancfc than nana!, but this find
explanation .'in the ' cxcecdinyrlj
a-arm and dry, weather which sur
rounded railroad and other travel
with cotiritlcsa inconveniences from
dust and other aunoyanoos. Still
the number of visitors, was lare,
and the trains coniiag in . from all
directions were well filled.
Th? Exhibition itsulf, at first view
is prod net ivo of some disappoint
ment, taero appearing to be a want
of fullness which) might argue ab.
sen co of the ' usual articles of exhi
bition.. This is nioreappaent than
real,' and is only, true in regard to
certain lines j$ Machinery. -And
thU finds explanation from a very
gratifying eanso. WJiilo in liicli
mond recently, we called, upon both
Messrs W, E, Tauner Sun and ; Tat
bot & Son to know U they would
be represenled as usual. : They both
expressed; earnest Jdesire to do so,
but said that the sudden and rapid
revival of business had bo filled thorn
with orders that they had actually
rtothlng to ipaVe tjput ,o . exhibi
tion. Sobeequontly Tabbott & eo
did forward two small portablo en
Another reason why the eye was
not filled aa nsnal was a new dis
position of articles on 'exhibition
One end of the Grand Stand hither
to used as a refectory was ocunpiod
fully with a handsome display of
veiucles, jnxnitpre, leatiier, tobacco,
fruits, vegetables Jirc, drawing .to
that extent from -the supplies of
Floral Hall, the former place of de
P08!" .. ml' , (.... ;. .I ",.
In. fact the entriea were larger
than usual very considerably so;
and the donations were in fjcuerons
abundance, thanks to I lie energetic
correspondence oft lie indefatigable
secretary, Capt C. B. Densoti, who
wliitra.UnIi tWtntiny diaM tL
wisdom of a -policy of liberality.
And we discovered iif rtrestfrafiori
of tb aJKuns ol tbef Fair bow much
it owed to the intelligence and un
wearied industry of this officer, up
on whom so nioch work neceflaarilv
devolved. The secretaryship Is a
post of rare labor, difficulty and re
sponsibility, all of which have boei
met ty japt uenson with ft cour
age which has carried him to sue
cess. ,. ,, .
Floral Hall was probably more
attractive than ever. The Rotunda
had its nsnal splendid penological
display. Capt Xatt Atkinson from
Buncombe, Dr RK Fontt fronj Ala-
inabce. Owen Lindley from Chat
haul and Tan Lindley from Guil
fori, even with the drawback of
a lad fruit year, never appeared to
better advantage in tlioir splendid
I- 1 ' . . I l mt
uispiay vi appios pears cce. I lie
East end of the Hall contained a
very beantiful exhibit of flower
and evergreen from FairchiM of
Raleigh, and was otlfcrwiso lmiul
somcly filled with beautiful and uc
ful articles, muttljr donateJ. Here
also were several fine pianos and
sewing machine, all of which were
kept busy with music and clatter.
The West end tu filial up by
Col. Polk, tlic Commissioner of Ag
riculture, with great taste and
jitdgtneut, with articles r;preent
itig the material retonrces of tnoct
of the Counties in the .State. Eighty
of these wore represented mure or
less fully; and a perfect cpitame ol
the rwjnreosof the 8tat were pre
wnted to the intelligent oW-rver.
The Hall up stairs wa devuted
to the display of femiiiiuo liatidi
work, embroidery, iicedlo wirk,
painting ice The display la-re wan
Cue and large, but Me only notice
one item frm its rarity. We
. were much struck with the exceed
ing richness and henutr of several j
sets of regalia, Masonic, UM Fel
lows, Sons of TcmpfTatico & the
work of Mrs V 1J. Whitakcr, the
wife of Mr It. II. Whitakcr of
Rab-igh. Thoy (-um!1i!I anything
if Northerly wnrk wo ovrr caw in
tlegaiiceof wvrkiimiiliipaiid wcalt')
of oriianicttt, Hbiiu t!, y ar ina-b-n
a 1'imtvf ii"t wire thmi U',f of
what th y -! ahrtl. '1 !i-y had
In-rn madetoordvr, l-n' n-re hi
tilpd by tii.: ml! t Mi- Whi
taker is ;he only one thofifate
who does such j work,4-we think 'it
an aet'T justice to6al! attentioh to
the fact.
In tlio Hall under the Grand
Stand we sawsomo excellent furni
ture mado in the Penitentiary by
the convicts; also some splendid ve
hicles made at Carthago iu Moore
County. Of tho tobacco exhibition
in the sauioIluTTwpTiak elJe where
The ' exhibition ' of stock was
thought hot' to be so full 1ut so fine
as usual, wliiuli ia. explained by tho
effects of the long drought upon the
condition oftheanimala.i,. Somoex-.
hibitors however, were in full force;
and it is thought that when it has
become known that the stalls hare
been removed to finch convenient
proximity to tho visitors, that here
after the entries will be doubled.' '
. . Bingham's boys', to the number
of about one hundred, as usual made
a fine display, . attracting the nu:
bounded . admiration of every one',
and winning golden opinions for
their fine conduct in the city as wcl
' The. display of tho trades repre
sented by a typical, process-ion was
a fine spectacle, llio fine, engine
of tho Rescue fire Cumpany led the
way, followed by tho Victor, color
ed, tiro Company, tlie liook & Lad
der Company Reams' tobacco Ware
house on wheels, Edwards &lirough
tons job olBco, Kingsley' & Aahley
door sash and blind factory," two
otber euUblkbroeots of the kind,
Mitchells boiler shop ' bd perhtps olio
or two others, all reprcseutiug the trade.
in fail life,' ths artificers 'plviug Uieir
m (Ley went luog. Tbey were
welcuuwd from tbe Judges Stind by Mr
' jeo.il. 8uow iu a very Sue tid iu por
lions, really eloquent, addles ; and re
plied to by Mr. ft. II. biuker ia p
propriate terms. '' : -
illucwbere we refer to incidents of the
Fair ra wlrich oar own people were inure
ptrticaUrly iuterested . "
i ,rr 1 li ' ' i ' n
iWt are indulged to Co). Walter
Clark for a eopt of Rertpith'f ltailway
Jtfaraal fur tbe moord of jJune. . Oue
article oo it is eotitled to special notice.
wjiuiti is isomuieut oo Southeio Tirs
generally. , AVe regret want of space tu
analyze fully an expreaion of opiuion
iu a foreign journal eapable of iutiictiog
material injury upon our character.
Hut it is quite evidcut that lterepatb
derives uia jufiuutioaXlnA-iw uu
rtiiratioo roui'.lttpul.'wHu aouroea. Tbe
article is ao full of. ignorance au J majioj
tlmt li might rmdilj t aavriiwd
New York Tribune ot Time, especially
that phar'utaic eootraat belweeu North.
era and Southern .eiiUuution. That ia
profound pbiloeoply in the writer, truly.
wliieu afcriles tbe' iufurioritt of I be
South to tbe large u'ogro element ; u il
the fact were nut one uf the utoat eon
tpicuoat iu history that the superior and
ibe iaferior race atood aide by aide, but
oepifited by' lines a sbatp as nstsre
coal J pofsitily draw Slid social habits de
fine. The culture of the whites stood
vul ia bold relief againxt its black foil ;
aiid tbie eontraat even our home euewie
have been relaolaMty forced to admit,
la tbe arguiueut iu Virginia caw be
fore the Supreme Court of tbe United
States, growing out of Judge Itives de
cision to the effect that negro defendants
were entitled to negro juriee. Attorney
General Deven in vol red bimaefin an
absurdity strikingly ia ooiifhcl with
seme new stalwart idea To mmUiii
the position of Judge Kivee, Oerens in-
nists I bat sot only is a nrgro entitled
to a negro jury, but a Chinaman to
ChiiM're jury, aa Iriabuun to an Irbh
jury, a Dutchman to a Dutch jury, and
so oa utf fi((7am. I'm, what to-
wmee of tW- -K atiom ir Tbe fundi
mental idea of our institutions is, that
under the nsturalitition h, a homo
geneoua peopto is created and that or
iginal Nationally is !ot sight of and
absorbed ia tbe grand idea of a nuivertal
American citisrtubip. Hut Mr Devcns
reaolves tbe people ii.to tbeii original
elements, and present them ss frag
luvtttary, ineoberrnt and uncoaleKCable
ibdividualitiea, fighting on their own
book, and depended on principles eatiri
ly imlrpetidcnt ,f tbe idee of National
unity. The American fhtg will have to
be retried, and National VRis to be re
ctrftptructed to sccumniodale theie eon
8i:ting claims.
THE OHIO ELECTION, n
At the time wo write, the belief
is that the Republicans have carried
this State, and that Foster is elect
ed Governor by a majority of from
thirty to thirty-five thousand. It
may be more, and it may., be Jess;
but it is certain that tho Democratic
expectation of success has been wo
fully falsified. N
A patriot mnst look at wen po
litical success with nionrnful foro
boding. 1 Not ' With ' partisan' fcyes,
but with impartial judgment do wo
see iu this, remarkable Republican
triumph the most significant indi
cation of he march of that revolu
tion which has gono uighi to tho
overthrow of our institutions, The
Ro'iublicHnism of ' onr fathers has
been successfully assailed in its fun
damental stronghold, and ft. doe
trino of the existence of sovrcign
States conjoined for tho establish
ment of a representative 'govern
ment, attacked and overthrown as
tho most dangorous of heresies. The
fact that the Southern representa
tives in .Congress stood to tho right
coiif trhction of the Constitution in
relation to the . reserved. righU
tho separate States has been turned
against the South as a fresh develop
ment of treason: and the patriotism
of the, North' has" been invited to
fiuish , by ,,tliO i ballot what was
thought to have been secured , by
the bayonet,' "w"!
It is sad to find in a section boast
ing of ltd, intelligence so much of
ignorance of the lirst principles up
on which their - original - liberties
were founded and Eliminating to
see iu any branch 'of the Anglo
feaxou; tumily sucIl blitid.,iudiuer;
encetv the dangers besetting iss
freedom. 1 For the step between the
recognition of a consolidated nation
instead of an aggregation' ,of soy
riegn States, exercisiug the powers
of a General Government, nudor
prescribed pJHers and limitations,
to despotism, mouarchy, 'or empire,'
is a short oue. iThe . people which
voluntarily throws away tba safe
guards of liberty is already enslav
ed; corruption, , ignorance, ' fan at i
cisui and, sectional hate seem to
havedouo their ruinous work, j
But between now" and the pre
sidential election there is a good
. loiisr iulcryaLiA luinun
ber tiioiiglit may poaseea tbe publio
mind: and no '' patriot will despair
or must) from his work, while there
ia yet a hope of retrieving disaster.
The Goldsboro" Mk8enobb tsin error
in saying that Judge MoKoy bad been
sick in Durham with chills and fever. 113
has not been in Durham at all, but war
taken sick at Greensboro after leaving
Hillsboro with an attack of remittent
fever, from which he has now recovered.
Paper ear wheels are coming into ue.
They are mere costly than metal and
outlast' metal ten lupous.' V t rt ti
U ' .'. MH
D I E D.
, Iu HilUborrQiitut&tbiuBVtr a
lingering flliu-is, Mia. Susai),1"ife of
Ivuaej Held In, and : eldest tlaugbter
of tlio latt Hon. Fredui'lckNasb, Iu tbe
Mill year of Tier age. fz
Try Cheek' t Hwuhttor,
ff'AisAey.
J'ur i Cork
ra. i . .1 f l I 1 1 . l i i v. i w
iwj yv ituij i m?c
u a !i
KALElGll. CUlTUNJdAUKKTS.
Reported by the JaUigk-ii Azws,
Ruleiga N. CjUot. ISth.
Middlio Vi C 10
a. . . in " ' f
oirici jjow tuiQUiing
Iaiw Middling . .
btriet Uood (Jrdinary ' -J none
Toueof Market atesdy.
DURUAUJUiUDLCE MARKET.
" Corrected weekly by i -"U
R. A. COOKE at M. A. ANGIER.
flour, ' $3 76 te 6 00
Moal, . .. ... '70 to.; tSU
Com. . 70 to 6U
liacoo. N. C. bog ioond.f ! 8 '
Ham. N. C. I'li tn 10 to ll
i bains, f ' Hi m 1J
8 to
J"8j't '9
CUto
40 SO
' m 23 to! 25
Cauvass
Lae
Bulk Sides, per lb.
Breakfast Itaouri,
Maltssei (Jrleaus,
' ' Cuba,
Syruji. 8. II.
Salt, Liverpool,
Lime,
Butter, ,
I hickens,
Fg,.. , .
Beowax,
Cornfield Poas,
New Fodder,
O.ta.
Seed Oats
Wheal
llav I
Be'ef.
t 90 W 0 00
160 .
20 to 25
1x1 w . 13
1Q to m
CO to 7 5
" : 70
' 45 to 80
- ; 1 00
40 to 75
5 to
E. T.
BEST GOODS
. aw"'" -"'-vr-am
BOTTOM PRICES
- CANT B& UNDERSOLDJ''
Dress GoOdSi
(Bheaii floods!
In nil varieties of quality, character ana Pi tee. .
DRESS GOODS,
.'H-nl'..;-. 'rr,..!t ,f ,,.; ;
.t-.;...:.. i INjOT - ,.
-,i I .r-i -ll'j t.:x i
'ftaa
..nM:i D,i:rr
9H Hon taiius rmsw,
LADIES CLOAKS,
READY MADE
OLD BROWN BUILDING
STILL TO THE FRONT,,
Bmhop I.ytaaii of .North Cxrolina, a-
nton'lher dinlingeiiJied divinea, dia-
to-d at a late meeting in New Votk
tbe fje'ti'in " what is wanting for lbs
uci-wful evatigleasitioD of tbe colored
tieoiite." la tin di.-eaMon we believe
it was the pBfpo-c ti tbe Jlhop to lay
before a Northern audience a eorrect
Matemflt if the morl ami etc!! Mat inn
of the tifgf'N an l irfit:nl ioeandidly
he iiii'4 correct many erroneous idea
inlicfiti oir.y lndtre. But the
alwarti hue a bf car,
The Border llrviaw claiaia proaoi
nenve far lleudersou as a Cotton Mark
et, and we uppue jatly. We saw ver,
6u cotton fiebia iu the viaiuity. Coltoo,
tobacco auJ grain, all of the beat gaali-
ly are not otten loaod to ewjuetion as
they are near Henderson ; and sleobwer
Durham. ' ' - .
flf "if ai .a '
me snai eauibii ot Uie uuio election
is Ibe eleetion of Foaler by about 20,
000 aiajurity and the UepubheaD eon
trol of tho lgi-ilntore by a aiajjriiy tf
about 3j on joint baltol, which bas tbe
effect of displacing Tharusu, and aleo
rediatriclicg lbs Stats eo as to give tbe
iupabbcan the utajoriiy iu ibe Coa
reaaiooal representation.
Cot. Thoniae M. Holt received tbe
deervej cwnipliuieut of a uimiuiioous re-
eitviiou w the I'reaideueey of tbe b'late
Agricultural Society. Under bis ad
oiiuitt ration aided by bis eCciaut sd
jutor. tbe Butt rair AteoctatioB ie
getting on firm financial ground.'
The Louiaiaos lUdicala come out oi
a new rolatlu-; are trying tba gam of
honesty. They eome out against rt
pudiatroa. bnpiug to catch the independ
ent Democratic vote, oppoaed to Wilts.
It will be curious to see bow lbs aew
drert fits. ,
The Yellow Fever does But stale ia
MempliH", though tba average of cases
does not ineioaae. Tho disease bas ap
peared at points in Arkansas betaeco
Memphis and Little Bock. ,
Gov. Jr vis was ia Philadelphia tbe
latter part of laat week, ia Counsel wttb
mott of tbe fJovernors of the original
thirteen States, preliminary s a eea-
tennial eelcbratioa of tbe surrender at
Yurktewo.
Tho work on tho road from Osford to
llendereon hat brgue in erwt, auJ a
contract bas bets ratilbd with lbs I'eo-
itentiary authorities for lbs as of one
hundred eoovicts.'
Irinh find tno List threaten t-J sul-
Niiiiate in rebellioa. Tenaute will not
p t their rente, neither will tbe too
tent to give up their land.
The Annual Conference nf laoMetti
TheBiV. IV Ii. WbittUm, Kyi, i tto i WilvoO
. .... ..t H-..L... ..f u .I.-.I " " 3"! i'veewber.
. J Jam--1!.
GILL, Proprietor.
J 4 OP t, I i f? A''
Grand Central Sate)',
I;"'; MRUAit:lt.c x
ISVITE9 a dlarerntnf ftublle to naVas
trial of hl u parlor amrtment af all Ta
rietleeaf LltjUultD, WtU e.; -
T Iba Agr fulturt goele
ra ma rair nr mi ia
UWWit
n ailmuor I It hnclitr.
lral Mmwi a faa.
otiuiMaaa W tiw aaa.
GIOl-HING
1 1
'TORElG.Haand.DOMESTI
Re waa award
tf Narthi.'aroil
KCIIL II l EIUVI U
0 Hiatal!. i
Tbankml Mr bal
peciimv 'tua j
(XI. 1. 19 Cm.
LAND SALE. :
I WILL at!l. at Toblle Sate, at .
u t . attBLNtVlLti, . . ,
fl jniiwJ(ij November 21th 1879,,
tme kit oi mree-raunne or aw arrn, wit a a
load two rimy si OKfc ikiLpIC en K. well
utaateit and leeaUil lor tlercbaaSixing. r
wr a cowl Uibacao lituiiMM.
A l-o, oo arrea in n oo una . w III lie tola
In kit f en uia two me-as or In a hmle, aa
war !( anil anrcliaiwrv. Tbla laud fa b
twrn Iliuvill and Ibe KUalmn Srhowl.
and (rent hit tbr railroad, and waU lucau
rd for a braulilul ilUr.
aipo. lue n-rw, uaitiy woodland, oa tba
Wrat pfila uf Ilia aulu road ruauhif Irani ale
bnurtilla to Ik i row Kontu Cblin-a, about
on aim a-nin mi.m irou jitLaocriiir, Ming
a-mrt d tbe UM ar Had liauw Iraat. .
All lliia lironartr la In a bnlllir poiiDtnr
ami MirronniM with Cliuix-bpa and rfcoala
f tbe tm4 grade A goad tobaece roue ry
wiluiu tlirra inilwot Ilia pfwe. Good roada
tnrrrry dlrprtlon. An rfan wlhlu( I
iMilkl in a Tolwcco Trad w III not Sud a axnt
UwiiraMr locatlou in lite yi-ip.
TKKllMi n-aiiird Vmh, owJhlrd In 1
nvmll. and OaUinn in pic Mwntba, wllb
hnnd and gvd "pcnriljr Kb intcnat train dale
ana Kit rpwrraa.
BF.VJ. XIEUASK. Kseeutnr
C-f A Will '.. A. MpIod. ifaic'd.
iiBrnw, Aiaa
Oct Mb IS.. (
Cuperior C'nrt
SlatscrMtoW
VRASQB COVffin.
Jelnes Gill,
0JUet
Joha A. lleMennra, C. T. MeMaanat
sad Si mi on Mi-Karlani!.
IN DtieeaM tbe flalntilt rno tueCeiirt
f.ir Im to retwii Eaccutlen ernlaat
tM IMpadaataWf-Mi latawaaral Joilginl
ia fran tntwrlor tirt, wlik-h li !
rauie dormiwi ami K aiiprare M taw i;onr.
taatt.nirw l . Mruanncn OBaouwna
afth MaU orN'urlh Uarnlina.
It la thprrfor orOvrrd Uf the Court that
pnliliralina he made h Tlw I Mir bam liaror
orr, a aMppaipr iMii'lMnm in rrant ' onn.
Ir, Sir ait auar-awtr wrk uoUt) lag I hp dr
irudant tlmrh T. MeMannra t n and ao.
prar bpfore tbe I h-rk of lb nf rbir anrl T
i wanip nuni f . ai hpi mr m n umwro, ,m
In TAk diijr of Kaiwwibar Ia1, to OJ'pnp
paid motto a ke beadh. '
Witnpw. Ilcnr iin. I IrrS f Iba fnnp
rtor Cmirt at eSk ia Uilloore, tbt Itta f
IMobcr
VKUBQB I. AW 5. Clerk
Oct. ti Ci. Superior Ccort.
Something Nice,
Ot tlCllLNIt bee earn to town la i
hi
IWtkttitnit ItmmlhM nrowarf
Mr. MAI.UiRT be ta rilT and
rtULT t,lt(l;illta rw hraiiiM, t tki
linn. Ilramlira and Vt fclAipa fmm I t
trar nld ; all f wbieb are hi awn atat. If
ne will call oa blai will tat asoKtblpg
, vnrpiniiT.
xid.
for art (
tent. 17 Sot.
J.T.MALUllir.
riaatore Warpbrniw l.t,
1'nrhara, I. C.
Valuable House and Lot
, ton sai.k. :
AX T one dralrlnn of pnn-biHtng umiwrte
eifpnb-nt ta the Ii.ipw nart nf Ihr
town, pm ili n lit pri li in t Hi KilMnr f
xt last. Tim utihiiAit utwRVta.
Important to Printers,!
t r K b- b a ik. twe Jon pHmrn,
V K MPdinm tidrfi and l.lbprt. bth
I moil milpr. Ilaaine added larcrr Mwhi.
m r to nar fcHt--p 'H K tip- I'n j
kpp. W.T. ULACKnaLL A tU.
Url. I-Jttt.
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GEN
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4
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and CHILDREN;
r
BlaB.kets,'
SPLENDID LINE
D OMESTIGS,
TRIKMINP8,
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UlililU:!!!
Fbikgc ;
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fuom
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TO
EVEULASTINb
ti r j f t
Come and nee
me befiire
making jour purchasca
wlicre.
clue:
Te charge olLing for how
ing Mhttliey joa Iny or no
U . Kindly your,
. i , i , u i j
f m r f ft
e r, rrceiana,
Oct. 1 1879.
r. r-i
mmAWlansICidr Gloves,
l"'GO'TO "ur.vi: i . .GAMMON'S
FOR CARCAINS
Oct. let 79.
A VERY iURGi STOCK OF
Wa are now wooii'wg for our j
fML AND WINTER TRADE.
the LAIiokst sad bkst Nlecled Stock of
NOTIONS. .
CLOTH IXC,, i , .
BOOTS A SHOES.' Ol
I al 7 -,- v r . jlATS gj jAP3,
rtwgw tjintf sl tKt at uutr a ni9
VlVlVIeVaCalVI KUiaAOOAUJ-s,
WOOD XSfD WILLOW' WAltE,
Of overj lipd tbat it (as ever been oar
li HnimH pot ai ro tne people
of . ' ;'l , i A I ' I ;
DURHAM
sad sdtroondiag eoontry. '
Ail of the above GOOtS were boaght
rrrt ift off "lis ltbft)tt Srwrtlrrrj.
We (aararrtee rrr.T-r ti'
nnnn nnnns.
ndaVaMMWO SW aSfcdb.a g '-aV aAeavaMm
AT TW LLWJUST A'lUUES.
Oxa.ca3p Oasli
We elaie U bo tho
. . ' .. j , I a i i t i" i
Oldest Merianis
l.f Town, end leap general 8loci tf
MERCHANDISE
- - ' . . ' ' iff rt t' , , '
Ana I now that wo can pleaae all tloeo
4Ofivo as a f ' -, '
aw a e wa ew w a
Laliattke .
BROWN FHONT
And eiamlne for feeroaltea, bar libe
rally sad go boait well ileaaed with
year bargain. : - -
" ToaraTrafv,
M. A. Angler & Son.
Oct '79. J--'---'-
MIILLEflEHTe
TTAVIMI rpmtrttd bit Ktaik t
II NII.J.K.NEHY Af fA.VCT (H)t
To A. II nbahpr,' OU rland aw Mala atrpvt.
I lil la tbr lillur km a la laram and 4
rarpfully lrt4 alv U tbe kiad evV
brought t ibM mararll
tan. Wing at
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A Aill Ime r Mr '1
LAIHSS UNDKRWKAR.,
HATH AXU DOXSaTSef tho bteat t;lee,
TWa.,, . '
CuUurt and Cf, . '
inrRercAe,,'. '
CvrtHt,
t . t, .JRinry Jevttn,
i .i:'. l Drut Button!
or every AVarHptlon,
RllJIxmn. imd'Uutitf iff t
Alt ofwhlrh win b arihl at mntp-rate ntbwr
y Ire aa s rail and rsamiR enr
" FALL. STOCK. "M.
Thank bit vim an and all fnf rnur naal im
IrnntiP, I rarnaMlf HcM a enHllHliawce of
thosaatr
" VerV Rpretrnllr,
ertll.lm. MKH.r.H.OOItatU
WANTED.
A VAS n ilklilpp tpar rrloi la
V V Hi Nrminlll hnlpw wanle rmptavv
kpiw aa nippnian nr noun arriwr. t
aii.f H'tiirr ri-h-rpnnn ran li alvea.
Addreaal'.U. Vog N. T ,
OU.0iH. DtUUAil.S.C.
Mill)
FaU andrWinterStock
Is unufuall targoc jJust come
and see for, yourselves. I will
guarantee thlr
BSTBooDi3 tie! iawtitnSBu
And do my best to please.
DRESS GOOD
ii!iji.,e7 ;ini i
Alpaecs,
'Mil
Mebair
Vm
'.i :? : !;' it n f
7 'il IKJl i.--l !U 1
Catbmere,
UeBcgo, 1
. . l'oplin Loatres,
Shawle.
Clpeka.
1
LAUIltad 0E.N IS aoder wear.
A gieat varieljr of
OJLeOTHITNrG-,
Boots,' Shoes r and Hats,
feUOT OCNS, '
KIFLE-f,
J PISTOLS,
r. , " WOOD anf
i . i WILLOW WARE,
. . CAKPET8,
i KWWAMATS.
8ADDLI-X,
UAItXESS. ' '
tOLLAIW,
UOIaSE BLANKETS,
HARDWARE
AND " '
GROCERIES.
And almost anything else
Eespecjfully,
MnMarkbara.
Oct. I.
DURHAM
laloraturi Stute A$tyr A Chemltt,
Richmond. Va., Sept. 7tb, "!$,
I bar carefully terted a aampbi of
DURHAM HVK WlllhKKr. '
eteeM fcf mf-W trm ba atoct of Mraare.
Klfhen A llarrpr. and tad M free rhtts aJul
lerUna. II In a eterlbrnt artlete of thla
krr, and altngrther luHahle for at aa a brr.
rag r medpclm.
Sighed, W.n. TAYLOR, M.I).
Stat Crmait.
Tllta eMmMd WbMiPy. now a r-,,bir
bath Nnrtb nd aoutb, to offprei to taw
trade of Unrhai. Hy
S. K. CAftRIXOTO.
LSm.. rV,u Agent.
A. W.OBAfukf, John N. Wibb,
Ilillaboro. N.' C. ' Durbsm, . 0.
GRAHAM & WEBB,
. irtOElISATUC
"R AtTirR Ml IbeCmirta nf Oranpa, fhat
M. nam, t'i rami, wake an 0 Urabrilbi.
CIiK eoltectnt (null part vf th$
Sfrtfev j . - f r Jja, 23 ly.
; fig-He COItlilHS
Sign arid r Ornamental
PaUUtr, Dnhrtm, N. V.