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The dfa&ite between the Smith and
over Wt^^e^n^
( knife, liasj
' CbtiiT Of Quffens feoufity to Wie general
term. years ago Mr. Joseph
Smith, a wealthy farmer, bought for
his daughter Marietta a fifty cent
Knife. ' Shd carried it until oi.e even
ing, abdift** yewanfdi at half ago, a
young man who was visiting her
borrowed it and took it with him.
Miss Smith missed it, and thought she
had lost it. A few days after that she
called on Miss Mary E. Carman, the
daughter of another wealthy Long
Island farmer, and saw the knife on
pantelpiece, and claimed it. Miss Car
' u man said tjuvt the,jwiug. miiu wJw» Jmd
takfen thft kllife from-MisJ'Stnifh had
made
took the knife -and went home,
The two families took up the dis
pute and tin,trouble threw the Church
into a fenhent. At a church meeting
it was agreed to submit the case to
•Loit Carman, Abel &uith aijd Gfcorge
C. Andrews., They decided that they
could not adjust the difference. If
the knife was Miss Smith's she had no
right to take i,t out (/f. Miss
house, and she ought to sue fo# at it
•ha wished it back. Accordingly they
gave the knife back to Miss Oaitnan
\Miss'Srij\thVVatrief- decided to sue.
wauoh wai was qbtyij»ed,, and
before Justice Bennett aft eiiAiiinltion
was had. •' The knife was awarded to
SftfHh,>but tlitrjnotice- handed it
/ ftf'Mtfts Oartutta, .Wy» taiitake, and she
pve it up. A replevin
suit tSen'was' insfttulecl'lbefore Judge
fa*or agaiu, bu
appealed the.pane to the county court
and gcumt of the t'arni.
ly. Judge A rn.HtrOTig decided the ctufei
in favor of Miss Cilrman, and now MisS
Smith's father has paid Mr. Mott, his
lawyer| another foe to take: it before
j the geueral term, and to have his
points printed. B >th families attend
the eame etiureh in Merrick, and 6b'
Sunday morning after the Smiths have
taken {heir seat MiAs .Carin«n who has
a seat near by, takes out the coveted
knife and toy* with it so conspicuous
ly Uwt.t&e tatuily cannot help seeing
it ai)d getting into.* rm^e.
The long-delayed project of erecting
s4 mo£jaj#ut to John C. Calhoun is
' VxrotTD *bo carried into eifect by
been decided to have the foundation
and pedestal 3f ftative granite, aftd
surnfoftftftUg ttrfifvVtH o%l« ar cehfcsarj
figure of Calhoun in bronze, to be
which in former years occupied a
place in the City Hall of Charleston,
fbe site of the monument has not yet
beeiS determined:— iStar.
1 CHINESE MAXIMS.— Let every one
sweep the snow from his own door,
and not busy himself a tout the frekt
of bis neighbor's tiles. Great wealth
comes bjr destiuv; moderate wealth
hy industry. Tlfs ripest lru t will
n i.t fall into your mouth. TU pleas
ure 6t doing good is the only ontj that
doe* not wear out. Dig a well "before
you are thirsty?: Water does not re
main in the lnouMMrt nor vengeance
in great mjoda,
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HI/MO ARIA!* GRAND OH OBIHAN
The following article we clip - from
the firmers column of the Shelby
Tianner. A. L. Stough, who con
ducts the agricultural department -of
that paper, is it* author. We be
lieve this particular hind of grass has
not been trijid by any of our fanners.
Wc have no doubt it luigiit be profit
iibVycuitivated. Au aofe cot*
but Kttle. Who will try it and fur.
«wl» us the result of his experience?
The.Jajrmer can't have to> Jmuqh nu
tritious hay. It feeds his -stock aid
makfA. manure. Ytw will see iu the
article where the seed may be obtain
ed, as well as, directions for a fair
test of this giuss. We have no doubt
it irvay be sufqsssfufiy ana profitably
cultivated by our farmers. -v
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• 1.-planted last season one bushel of
seed on au experi
ment/the last of June, and cutit sev
en weeks from, the time of seeding,and
lilted it in the usual way. It grew
six feet high, and I think it must
liave produced Spore tTia.ii two tO is of
I have noticed that it is better
relished by stock than clover, and the
ripe seed will fitten horses, cattle,hogs
ind fowls.
Tltfe-Anicrican Farmer says tliat
a plant most mutable to t• e
south, and if the fanner and planter
I would pay more attention to its cuhjs
vataon, he would find that he would
be l'eKt-ved front the necessity of send
ing North for hay.
It'poaaesKes the advantage of early,
quick , and late growth. It makes a
Targe ftK^° ,d
that from a deep loamy soil, well nu\
nured,' and the laud ploughed well, a
yield of three tons or more of good
hay can, be be cut from an acre.'
Again "that one ton of it is equal in
nutriment to ode aild £ hfalf tons of
timothy. It is luxuriant, juicy and
tender, and makes a better pasture
than clover. It starts out like wheat,
but s. nds more shoots."
The seed i% worthy of consideration
being rich in nutritive qualities. An
acre" well cultivated, will yield from
60 to 70 bushels of seed and may be
sav&f rfiitfertally demitrishing
"tiTe"fiay 'crdpj'flte price which the
seed now bears, is itself a handsome
remuneration. It is such a quick
growing crop that it is very exhausts
ing to the soil.
The seed may be sown broad cast
froin the Ist of April to the middle
of July, at the rate of one bushel to'
the acre. Last week I ordered a bush
elof seed for one of our readers from
Messrs Allison & Addison, 1320 Gary
Street,' Richmond, Va. The'seed cost
ing $1 75 per bushel. I sold a good
itoauy seed this season from-my last
year's crop. i
,There seems to be a gOod deal of
interest felt among farmers to become
acquainted with, this new grass*, if we
mayjudge from the • maily inquires
we receive for information about it,
and frequent application for seed. We
would, be delighted if some of our
friends could lie induced to try any of
gvksSea *wi bavd ■ tecum mended,.
#4fife the,
"Banner. We again solicit contrij
tutmt" A •■••ill.msxij .
utions or arUoMw from our faruufi
*ar«hs beaefft t(others. ~ ) t, ti •;
If further information is desired
we will take pleasure in answering to
Uie best of our any enquires
having reference to agjicultnre, which
may be addressed to us. We caunot
'ftjfl vtrdngly insist 0»i our fatroefs tjp.
in*ke a tvial of a grass lot apd let us
have the benefit of their experience,
their failure* as welt as success.
rtIAIH Iff WHEAT,
. Why is it, wjten growing * litat or
rye ia be iug struck with runt, that a
little sp6t here atid there where
stuuips logs or brush hare been burned
(o ashes, will be briAt iSV£&e£frum
uistjj Because the "plants
r""pW
ica not only to
gipe Htitfucaa and rigidity to the straw
but to forui, Mit were, a glaatty coal
of mail over the surface of every leaf
gtunie aud'strSAr, 'to'fortify the tender
and delicate pafls against the Attacks
If AjJlm *>*** '*?*e at
mosphere We all tuow how readily
substances in the atmosphere are turn
ed away when they come in contact
with a glassy substance. Potash and
sand ..are the essential elements erf
glass. - The rpots of growing plant*
have the powe4 to employ the sharp
est sand and potash to form a thin,
elastic, glassy covering, which is
spread over the surface to exclude
moisture sad. to repel any attacks of
tungUH. — Practical warmer.
»* Stit>H3b»niMd ft Ae fashionable
umber new*
GRAHAM, N. C. TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1876,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J ICGULLEY,
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Hetailkk and Jobhkb or
Dry-Goods. Clothing
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BUIiTS HAND-MADE
Boots & Gaiters
HATS C\M, riMiEi,
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South Cor. Eayetteville St,, and Exchange
RALEIGH. J*. C;
A FLORENCE
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" I A fti
Sewing Machine
. - H'Ul make.a itich alike on botli sides It, l
hag a revcrs. ble feed. It is made uf tine case
hardened steel. ft has no" Cogs, calm) or wire
spi'iiigs to guti oat of order, has a sell-regulat
ing tension. It will sew from light to heavy
fabric, anil fa adapted to all family (owing,
it in the prettiest machine, made,aud ru*s vei.v
light—is almost noiseless, and is just what
evAry housekeeper ought to hav« The uie of i
it can be learned from the bopk accompany
ing each machine. And it can be bad i>u
monthly installments if desired. We also
have a new., , ,
w.4i*irACTijnii*o niinnt
Isr Terr heavy WM'II,
which can also be used on flue work. This
machine wi.l make USS2 stiches par laiuute.
.Manufacturers wijido well to orUvr a- Flor
ence 11. at once.
The handteda of the Florence now ia use iu
Norlii Lliuolinu prove lis merits, and thafoui
people appreeiate a good thing. Needles, oil,
thread and silk constantly on hand far all
laaolilnet and sent by uiati to any part the
State. He are alio agent for the
B l C K F 0 ItD
Viallr R>lllllf n a • k Ia e
tipdn which 80,000 «Itches may be knit per
luiuute, find from thirty. (o fortp pturs of
nocks may be knit per day. complete without
■earn, ana perfect lioel aid toe. •'! ** > , . ,
„ Hood*, (doves Shawls Scarfa, Headings.
Ac., may be knit upon tlie "WomanVHclpj*
and'the price In lewd than half tne comaiuu
knitters, only ss>. ,
Correspondence solicited In relation to eith
er the Knitter or Scwrintf Machine and samp-,
lei of work rant when requested. All order*
l>y muif Will receive prompt attention.
And machinea shipped t/i any part of the,
r^ wte - Ajjent wanted in every county. iu- '
r. G. CARTLAND, .1
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WfH F. JONES,
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. QRAJIAto, N. C.„
Puggy A>>d Carriage Makers,
Are prepared-to 111 at Ue shortest notice
ml t'
" DIODERtTR RATEf.
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Thev also keep constantly on hand for sale I
at their.au aasosimeot of I
|r« aMatls, lain NatorUl, Pmm' |
■ i «'/ *4 PahMssf all salars,
ilild'lt' » 'I ! ... ,!.
risaiks, mmi CsMai.
Any style of coffin furnished at two boon
notice. All kinds of produce taken at market
prices.
We are thsnJkful for pest patrowve. and
Hope to merit Ua,eontlnuance.
II j |i- »• - J i uvH-eth till w.. '•
U,tr lU.i tl.o i :inU K aII *'•'
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"" (under (he 3eobotr Hill, 1 )
GREENSBORO, N C„
keep constantly on bend a complete assort
ment of FUKNTTCRE. Repairing of every
description, including
..
, Upholstering
neatlr done. Their stock consist* of
£■**■■■■ »«*•.
nragtaff In price trou. WB.OO, to *OO.OO j
•■ra.lMaUt-lsns, Pmrt»r * Ravt
mm*. Tnadk4Mds fss lbs i
'*"SfeSsriS!! r^ g ".
Hat-racks end any and everything In (h
fnrnltnre line. Their stock U the largest an
m .V % "*• °- ge - red fr-& u -P >ft * > °
thr b/ate. Twy defy iTAlpettlo#Tn qnail
sr (irtfk ep r M. 8m
ADVEHTIBEMEXTS. I
lit)Sß ENTSRPRISE,
COiOKtUHC ilftYE•
MAKUrACrCHKD BT Mi
SKKRRAKT • MeCtDI.I*
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are vastly ropenor to the
great majority of Stovat bougui of Northern
nr • The best of material U tised in
the inftmitufctufe, (inil fhey hawe never failed
togive entire satisfaciiou In addition to thu
ureal fueellence of these Store*, there Is great
advdwtn'ge to those who buy,in llrlng near the
inctury, from whence to replace any vessel
at abort notice that should be accldei.tly
lirohtaf 1 , ■> • .
Price No. 8 #3O,
So. 7«28:*
P R. Harden A Bro., Graham, are aganta
for tlie pale of the above named itove.
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VTbts -will b« a deeply Interea in* »erle»
ofakeicbeagiviuK tl»e early trial*. diaadvan
uge», and man/ nrntuliig Incident! of our
peoplt la their effort* to MUbiith an lode
peudenL t>overniucut>
K humber of rthn»ualljr brilliant ibort
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This W lkli ralr Perfect Mf-«r*ra
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The firm of Halt, Newlln A to., tu dl»-
_ solved oo the lit of Oetotier Uut. E. H Holt
™ bavluif purcli*»ed (be iutntem o( JIHW New-
Uo Muaftrm. • i« •
AH penooe Indebted t" tbe oonoern will
PICJIM route forward and KUIC their MCUUDU
M it It drairabie to clo«e *ll accoonta flue tbe
oM'flm. TboftaAieM will bo enudocted In
future by Uylt, W'Ulie A Williamson, who
•re authorized to collect and receipt for ail'
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Drffy * Albright, a* TT.IO J*r year *
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It ta i2nocr*tio-0oo»»r»att»e In politic*
. andlabom aeaioualy fcr tbe material proepe
k rltyof the douth generally and North Caroll
-0 na particularly.
II OnNocah C*ru«v>i*o«.abrood ahoild
n oot b* without It.
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ular iuu.l set to lorujer reaiuenu lu li.m kc
liuu, now living iw utuer pans of Umoouu
try, and to ali sucu it will be
PlalM is asr aMrtsa mfm r»m»lp
•f »rls*.
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value of toe 1 > >
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ruptured, or injured in the late war, however
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of the same experiene'd parties employed
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ness entrusted to Oilmore ft Co , thus secur
ed. We desire to win saeeess by deserving
U.
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629 F. Street WMtiliiffion D. C.
In order to lntrodnceonr tane, etgtet-ptff*
JUadretrx Literary nd Family 4'apor, 'lot
bou Tenir, we frill xnd lL on trill, >it
rr.omha (or only 46 eta., and to eacb *ol>-
acrtoer *« VIU rii.lL poet Mid lour
Oil Chroinot. "Liltle Red Rbline Hood."
i ••Tb»i:i»illraa'i«*ji){,'' "Peek-*-rioo" aou
"M>tUer» Jag." Tbe« plcu»r.-« •hra not
coitiioou print", but ceonliie oil ehromua
in *lxt«en colon, tbat ara euual In appear
ance toflne oil painting. Jn»t tl.luk of h
four in-5 earomoa and an eidrlleDt IkUrar;
pa|>er six uiontb* lor 60 cU Try It. Make op
a club H ttve (ulwri and we will tend
you m extra copy (or tlx Luontba au4 'our
oxua etiri>aK«. >"o d anger of looctnp your
inofiey. We refer to ilia foat Master, Hrl»-
toi. aa to oar rrn[M>n*il>llity. Ca»b required
In adrance. No »aiiiplea liee. Acenla want
ed to take «ul*ctlption» and (ell our flue
picture*. From t3 to •10's day easilT
made. Addrcca,
W. M. BURROW.
300 Main St. BrUtol Teun.
g C BOBEBTSON,
DEI IE* IN
Grave Stones,
and
MONUMENTS,
•KHttMOK* V. ft
NO. 9:
ADVERTISEMENTS
It WON'T PAY •
Yon know H won't par to make mnr pur*
i ph»««j» from old stock, alread} picked over.,
Our Mr. Gant ha* jn»t returned frnm th
North, where be p»>r»on«lly (elected Mid pur
e-bawd a Urge utock of
Drwurln. fnmi«.lfar*.
lUllnr-n'urr. WllUw.Warr,
, : Kartwai*)
osrether with s well aiaortjsd nto* of
RKinT.HADK Ct«Tm»o,
i and the moat complete line of
isroTioisrs
' ' ' . ')
! ever offered to the people of thl* count y.
Boots and Shoes
of every variety, including the be*t U*n'
made. We make ■ specialty «f Boom tin
Sl>- - M«M)II»UO O* '
'or yourself
lioen, Mid wm tutk ai. .. >or
4ock. Look and judge u_ We
defy oompctltiou -iuprioea or uuuJitjr. Wo
will tell you the beat caHcoea, tor 10 cent*.
We em ft!] you a good rah clothe* (or #lO.
Wa wU|>, especially, to c*U your attention
to the great decline In price* hi tlie Sorthoru
marketa. We bought at tbeM reduced price*
Uur customer* Klitu have all the advanbiga
of the good bargain* we made. Uighe»t
nricen pah) for •llUnda of produce. Come to
■ee ui!
j.j. oant, *qo.
Company Shop*, No*. 2nd, 1875,
l " ' ' * i- " nor.t-tf
DA XL. WORTH,
Company Shops, "N". C.,
Thanks hit friend* and the public fot th»
v«ry liberal patronage he In* heretofore en
joyed; and bejfs to iatroduce to tlieir inspect
ion tbe
liiBCBVT aiIHMT fMPI.BtB
AND TAniKB
STOCK OF GOODS
evej bronght to AlamancaOuntr. lie haa
J. »t returned from tbe Northern ayes wbsr*
be purchased and has received a-dand is re
ed vug bis
"ww •>* rr 'Tr-J 1 -1: itrrrrn -
IPRINU AMD minilCf UtfH.
ills stock consists ot, I>RY-GW)DS, fi >m
common to tUe finest ever ottered in this
a> rkrt,
READY-MADE CiOTim, 9,
» of every description,
nATA, B««T« AND MM •
if all varieties to tbe best hand-made.
•tuck of
.HII.I,ll«kBT OM»A R4BB.
IT ARK CVTMIT, QVBKN*.
IfADE, THINK* mm*
YAI.INffN. TIN.
ft" ARK. cmi..
UKKNH HATH,
srgest assortment at tbe lowest prices,
s full stock
FAMILY GROCERIES, UPPER
AND SOLE LEATHER,
Fertilizers,
In aword, he ha» ererythlng of Wj qnallty
that you lll want u> boy, mod he will buy at
Uir hiiflicm price* all, and anythine you hare
to *cn. All he Msk. to for you ro *ll and aee
(or younelf. If you don't nee what »ou want
you ju*t a»k for it, aud then aee (f It Un'l
fOtllMi.
fcTCnok Ptove# of rverj variety, 1b price
from •17,80. Bp.
uiarU-tm
Dental Notice.
88. W.F. BIBOH,
"" 41 (SO odd ytara) i' s '
Those who wlah the beat condition of their
OWI OK CniI.DRBH-11 TlKTtl
'»...ti1l • H»i . * •; * Af .
'•» "• «m» i*.-
•hould let It be known without delay throu;*i
11-w River V. O , or otberwiv*.
N. 8.-—Sere the natural; II yon cannot;
ARTIFfCIAL TEETH
f ■ ' 9
New Drag Store
OH. J. S. MURPHY
* ■>,»»• 1 t ■» '• t »)«!/• •.
'• " ' ' - a * i ' " r ' -- *
Respectfully no tide* th« pnWVe that bahrs
opened a complete and well tiled DRl'tt
3TROE a
company Shops,
when aaytttaff kept la a well entered Drv(
Store may • tonnd. ,
The nhretoianaofthecoanty aadtbepablic
neuerJly. M Invited to patroniaejMU new
enterprise. An ciirtrlenced drnegtot—* refi>«
lar graduate In phartaary, la In charge, to
, tl.at pbrKlciaiM and the public tiiay re»ta»»tir
edtnat all presctpnona and order* will be
correctly and carefully Ailed.
Ft ire* aa reasonable ae oa* he afforded
feb 1616 •
; W.LONG, M. D.,
(•: . - ' .
PHYSICIAN
Graham, W. 0.,
- r> :->v.. r --V
' nders Ma prft etfleaol service* to the rub*
lie. Offloe and residence at the " Grab»t»
Hl»h Bui6ol building* where be may b%
found, night or day, ready to attend all «•))»,
nnlt" protaataav a
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