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JUNIUS I. SCALES
THOMAS M.
Tor the Home ol "v»*
DANil* 1 '• H-*l
Fjr v..ntiil
/ AMJv- T. lil'NTL"';
Fur Register of D .-'H
THOMAS G. Mc. fc.AN
For County Tr> isurci
i Jti'lN 11L'T iIESON
For C : >uer
GEOItUF, vv. LONG,..
For Surrryoi
JtiEL liOON
Fot County Cunnnissioi'cra
G. MONROE
WILLIAM L. SIKiV XER
» Willi Aii >taffoud.
JAMES A.. TL*IiRENTiN*K
ALEAANDEK WILiOP 1
WBU ILK Wl f .-, Oi' ;URU TO Etk
IN TI». PAprm.
fTlie S'cif V >rk WorM J
Daring tbe heated term a
worfcivo-ma «'-|"» her |;en>|>iring
bforf tlm itil(h 'is * tana wlitc h
permiu of uo doubt on the sub-
J*5U
"Btit if It on like this, wha.
Wl of treathtii Itill we bare i>v Janu
ary?"
*At the (i, ii, •i.iMiiid:
Jutlge—Prisoner, why did ou
steal tai* p >or m.in's w igea o'i Sa'urs
JiVf'bi* pay day'(
l'risoUer—3?caiise Si!nrd«t was
my pay da/, KM.
KNaP?** '•« > ; • ■' '*• " *
toil THE GLEANER.
| Mr.
! | Vil || v>u h short account of
!-. ; n s and proceed ing**tn Oraiu'
ti.ii w' k. ' lie SnjM-rioi
j/* ,i,,. hcs been in sesMvn ; his honoi
* .;•>• jiirsiiliii!: with I»is usual
.t-iiity. Sd.citor Strudwich was, "f
j eoiir-c on liituu hlld liia.le the otfcnd
' -mcyiiiKt the law look sfcarpi Not
'vow «sre sent to the Peniten
|tia!\ hecau«c tin-, often*-* were not
gi... !• enough, but the .pockets ol
*e». nil weiv lighter than when they
m.uh t i court, owing to the fit.e»
! ; . The people, however, seein
jiu rv mora interested iu politics than
1 ; a l, rt i.istat this time. On Monday
|Johmui l'nrn-r, independent or bridle.
1 tail candidate for the Senate ana
t uiaj. Jno. W. Graham the regular
la uJnei* addressed the |k.*o|jlc 4 lor
laioui, f.iur hours. T-ie srowd was-,
!itrail hut the white men seemed all
j ux.'ous to hear Graham and the ne
! 3 ! OI;S to hear Turner.
I (J L'ue.sday F. H. Btt sLee, the
! ! cr.iv)> .atic elector and Ike R. Stray
oni the Radical elector had the
ilav to themselves. Bus'iee ought to
: ~e ashamed of himself to come to H
...ai. b own home and skin him riuht j
;, the presence of his own family alio
tri'-nds. But perhaps he is excusable
when he does it in a good cause. But
to speak seniously, everybody savs
th'it th.y never before have hearti
sit A a conipl' flooring in all their
lives as Busbce gave Ike. And when (
V.e told him that, although there was
ja r.im to save the Isaac of old when
• hi* father was about to offer him u|> j
i r.H >i sacrifice, yet no ram could be
found iu this ca*c and Isaac was
bound to g't; the enthusiasm of the
, i-ov.d was beyond bounJs. The peo
pie of .>iai ge say they want no Ikes
in tScir'ij (whether Young or Strays
j
I ( > i o>|iPcts here are bright. Tilden,
'» mice, Davia i.Co. are far ahead.
I Court is still in session. The law
vers present are Messrs H K Nash,
J W Norwood, J W Graham, Thos.
Webb, F N Strudwich, A W Graham
i IUOS Rtiffin, I R Strayhorn, C E|
| l'arrish, J Turner, of Hillsboro.
i Joues Watscn and J M Alexander
oi Chapel Hill, S H IKebb and P M
Brigs* of Durhatr, Col. T C Fuller
of Raleigh, Geo. B Home's of Gran-.
vi 1!», Jas. A Graham of Alamance.
;R w Y ork of Chatham and Jul.
Terry of Caswell.
Business here is dull but the people
' are hoping for better time*.
Yours truely
I. H.
IS IT POSSIBLE.
\Y think it is and so, from all
k- on i;do tlie j>eonle of North
Carolina anil the whole country. Is
it i'i that there is so biignt a day
•dav, liirg for us.
litvc often heard this question
isk. i v itliin the past few weeks, li
wii)ts to the result of the election.
A'c undertake Jto say Yes! Yes. It
so, vv will by the time the sun sets
It. is ftlu-iTioon be rcleived.
;'i. !r*u will be President, Vance
will l>/» Governor and the Indepen
■ i-uts of Alamance will be be muii
! uc;vd with the things of the past.
J Frot'i he work we have seen in our
I county . tid from the cheering reports
| v >vt from all over tlie Slate and
jtl •. . intrv we predict that ;.ucli will
|Dt luti c»o\ Two days wo.k will
! *t!i>kh it. And will it not b* cloiioiis
- o —-
*li !i v.e can ouoe more Kay we have
honest Pienitlent, and honest Govt,
•* ■>r and t!i« whole of our affairs in
Mt hands when fraud, and jw-ctiv
. ran be banished and honest
I .-•un .an hold offi * without »fear of
kicked out whenever they have
.ln ves tri»*d and convicted.
(J rand Rally at Lib
eriy
OLD RANDOLPH UP AMD
MOV NIG.
IHiTBAM, AMHARCB AN*
i;llLr»BD KKPHtKNiKn.
TILDKN, VANCK AND REFORM
THE WATCUWOHD.
r.r*o.;®d by • delegation of our
the Greensboro Cornet Ban-!,
dnnra by tour spanking horses, In
•.ut lea , io*e nor Vance, left here
Monday morning to aduress tlie peo
ple of Kaudelph,at Liberty. AltlHuigh
Iha morulug was misty and lowering,
ill along tue waj people, on bono
back and in courey ances. fell into
i»ne,—Within a couple miles of our.
Ucktiuatiou a ooittpftuy of about a 250
mounted men uiet the Governor
.uib three hearty cheers, openeo
ranks saluted the procession as it
iiaMed betweei. and then closed op,
.fell into line and marched in tb- rear
•o tne place of meeting, where a stand
! ' neu oracled, beautifully decorat
ed \ -uh floweis. seats arranged ami
UIMIU. a thousand people, with many
lattice, were wailing the arrival ot
lb >  inventor § united eheer, a
welcomed liim with a .eiiuitie wel
come.
Altera brief time spent in conver
sation with those who gathered
around to wclmmo him in person,
the Governor too'- the stand and foi
two hours and m half amidst the
almost jilietiMon. broken only by ap
plause or tl»e lan* liter excited by his
wit and humor !>« picture* 1 the.
condition ol «lie ciuintry—na*t and
present and tightfnl enormities of
the radical rule. We have neither
time nor space to eii'er int# the ile
lails of hi« -need. 6«it »he impres ion
it creaie u.o.i Hie minds " f ,h "
Repu»;*icai.« wlr. listened to liim
,«». mchihat K-v.'ial of tl.em who
U»ve l.cinr * -led lh* Conservative
ji kei uv.t'veil iV'i' iuienli'in to jo so
J|jJ, Ai I lif COUcHIMOII -T W'
;,Uch 'r « presri.'.eJ will. »
utft,,Vv. .-10.;..ei51.y ihe larties, all
shaking* hands
with "Ou. next Corcwir. '
I„ response to a .all O-l. More-
Lead addressed il.e meetingbrietly
calling attention t- special poinU end
iiie Con-til utional Amendment*
alter which the meeting adjourned
wiih three hearty cheers for "lilden
Vance mid iteloriD.
*Randolph is awake, the greatest
confidence prevails, whilst the ''ad
ieu;*. apparantly.realising their doom
are demoralized. The Conservative
candidates everywhere have large
las einblage* to meet and listen to
I them, whilst the Radicals uotwith-
I standing their secret eflorts and
widespread annouocen ents fail to
find aiulu;.ec=. Jim Boyd and
Wi.ecler had to g-ive. up »*lT
paign lor tliis reason.-Randolp lias
entered the ranks Reform ami
iiauibaliein ha* played out.
lUt MIViK Mt'i'3l #IHK.
[est Louis limes.)
The history of Edward S. Stokes,
ihe man wuo kil.cu Jim l'isk, wfli
oear kiuiy, u 11 uoes nol "point a
iuoiai or attorn a taie." On last sK* l *
urday inuriisug ai So cI"CR lie
coiuoicied liia three year* leuu ol
imprisonment., and walked foi'lll Horn •
ttAuburu, N. V., Hate prison a i»te;
aiau once more. Aud not-,
withstanding the fact that tue expeu"
set of nis lure* trials lor inuruer,
j i»w * era,lees ana einer iicuis incluu
| lug iiio dual /erdici have auiouuieu
hi live years to over sc>uu,uoo, biokes
v\ in comeoutol prison a compai ativeiy
wealthy man-, nu oil reliuuing tvufke
ai iiuulvr* i'oiut wlileh "ba>e been
cure of by hi© uiuihcr, being 
very valuable properly, iijs also
eaid that lie lias speculate;! since he
uas been in prison anil is tue owner
of a very valuable patent lor paving
streets, 'which he purchased from a
convict while iu Sing sing.
but stokes li.i» learueii that severe
oldleason; "The way tf tiie trans
gressor is hard." He is no longer
llim soi dituiU iiroaUway elegant y» t>o
five years ago paid a year to
liis tailor t*» keep uiin aaired in the
latest tashiotis i>t the day. liis in
cuiucratiou scents to huv-j been no
gala day with him lie said to a New
lork iierakl correspondent a few
days in response to a question
as lo how he felt: "Well Mr. , 1
Uoutjeelwell at all. 1 was pretty
nigh gone. For four weeks 1 thought
i would (lie, and I have sutlerea
since 1 c»ine here, i te.l tou
1 thought I would never leave the
nospiial. You do not know Him:
per-eetuion i have suflered since 1 left
bwg Sing. Think of rueli v the cot
sending ine nearly three hundred
wi»e» fi-otn .Sing Sing ,o this place*
with iny hand* an feet in irons.
H'eii 1 have been Wept on bread and
w aier and have not even been allowed
Prison fare, as bad as that is. I do
not want to find lault with Warden
Durston: it is the state prison inspect
ors Clark and Crowley that ordered
it. I am a little better: but sometimes
I have intermitted fever and 1 am all
flushed now from it and the asthma
hurts me. Yoo do not know how I
have suflered. I assure yott 1 will
bear up until tbe day of release as well
as I eau if they dou't kill me before
the 28th of Oetobe.. My letters have
beeu interdicted and intercepted.
I have not been allowed to >ee anyone
since I can • l.ere."
jiWtoriuites in inttiiituirs have
visited Stokes since the fnftal day
when Fisk tell at the loot ofth- (Irund
Central slair ca.ns. liis Lroiher Clins
ton died of consumption, and his
lather died a year ago, worried to
death by grief for« his son'* disgrace
His wife has procured a divrce, and
he lifts accomplished daughter eigh
teen years old who Las forsaken liim
lie teems to have no friends left him
at the end of hia term, t*ve his mother
who has stood by her unfortunate
son with unfailing devotion
and fidelity throughout h.s
terrible oi deal, hovers like a glial
dian angel around tho prisoner
though he i* blighted mul fallen.
' Around tl.e dsur ruin each wish of
lieart -
Will entwine itself verdantly ttill."
At the early a*e of tlurtv.eight lie
ia broken and chattered iu health,
emaciated irritab e, with stooped
figure and hair pemaiu-ely gray.
Stokes cxp: esses his intent i«*n to
go to Kur»iekra *h'ii tiuic upon
is release from prison but. But
this cup oi bitterness will scarcely
depart entirely from him. Wherever
he may roam he will behold a thous
and multiplied images of his crime
audits consequeaces. reflected from
the mirror of his own memorv.
Rue Breda:
Cera Pearl— Annette, 1 shall have
company atiliuher— guests of distiuc.
lion. I
Annate—A*>!
C, P.—YW must go to the flab Bar*
set and buy UN fish.
A.'—Yea, miss.
C. P. —But dou't bay it ot my mother,
youluuv. She iss>thievish-
ot'R vAinncTOi LKTTBI,
WASHISGTON, D. C.,
October 31.187 C.
"LITTLE jonssr DAVKSI-OOT."
7\,e Keening Slur, o' yesterday,
referring to this individual as the one j
to whom the Republicans are looking
to reduce the usual democratic ma
jority in New York, says he gradual
ed under Gen. B F. Duller, lie did,
when Butler waa bottled up" ( Vid-
one of Genl. Grant's leports when
commanding the amies operating
against Richmand, at Bermuda Huns
ired,) little Johnnv was his Provost
Marshal. He was I hen a p'mply-iac- j
rKi youth of about twenty; but, in se- j
leciing bim for the important post of
Provost Marshal, the "widow" shows
ed himself to be an excellent reader
of human nat' re. '"As lie old cock
crows, Ihe young one lea ns." Lit
tle Johnny, in turn, at once began the
study of his master's character. He
goon discovered that Butler was arro
gant and cruel, and that, to please
"iuw he, Davenport, must be the same.
He id not disappoint his master,
and, in a short time, he was the terror
of pettv oflemlers in Butler's coin
maud.' For trifling oflences, men
were thrust info a stockade without
-belter' and were forced to remain
there for weeks. Once in his powei
there were ne means of redress-
Protests against his inhumanity were
invariably followed by additional
punishmiut; and so the majority of
his victims preferred to sufler iu si
lence until it pleased hu little majesty
l 0 release them. Once, in obedience
f0 ;',.e lichesu H4s
little Johnny placed \ heavy hall and
caain on a prisoner, and placed him
between the Hues of the two armies,
where he was kept for a week. He
would undonotedly have been killed*
by the cohlederates, bad he not lined
up the iron ball chained to his limbs
to show iheiu bis helj'less and pitia
ble condition. l- But then,' the vic
tim said afterwards, "I was uot so
much afraid of getting a shot from the
front ai 1 was of getting one from the j
rear. Knowing Butler and Daven-;
port as wel' as I did. I feared they
iLStigafe one of our own men
,o fire upon inc.'" The secret of But
j ler'k antipathy to his person, who
I was a civilian, lay in the fact that the ]
| latttr was cognizant of some circum- j
stances tc the detriment of Butler,
land had been detected in writing a
letter detailing them to President
Lincoln. Butler subsequently sent
him through the lines, evidently hop
ing he should be shat as a spy; but
lie was alternards ixc'ianged. It
need only be said ihat Butler's plan
camp near succeeding, for the man
to whom I refer who now lives iu
Xew York, was under sentence of
death, aud would have been executed
but for the intervention of the French
Consulat Richmond This was the kind
of "*orl Davenport was called upon to
do; and this is the man who is "run
ning" the election in JVew York city
iu ilie interests of the Republicans, j
In doing this, Davenport is aided by
no less than eight hundred assistants,
who, acting under his will
doubtless do all that lies in their pows
er to intimidate Democratic vo
ters.
WENT BACK OS HIM.
The following story is substantially
true; A short time t go, a Southern
member of Congeess, a Republican,
of course, obtained a clerkship in the
Inferior Z>epartmeiit for a good look
ing female. Prior to this, there ""as
an implied it not an expressed prom
ise, on the part ot the female, to repay
the obligation by becoming the bre
vet wife of the member of Congress.
He kept liisp: rt of the compact, and
secured her an office, upon whi(ih she
gave bim a good s'zed slice of cold
i shoulder, and order him not to annoy
her any more. He persisted in his
suit until he became convinced there
was no hope of success, when he told
[ her he should report her lo the Secre
. tarv as an improper persou to be em
ployed in the Department, and she
' *ou d be summarily '.dismissed.
Taking her first opportunity, „fch»
called on the tjecrefary and laid the
whole uiatt»r before hint. Suba3«
quently, the disappointed Con
gressman vbi ted the Secretary, and
true to his promise, requested the
immediate discharge of the girl on
the ground of her immoriailty. When
be had finished, the -Secretary
informed him that he kuew all aboat
the case, aud that lie must decline to
disclwrge the female iu question,
Old Zack WHS firm, and the girl still
holds a s9* JO place in his Departs
■uent.
OS TCKSDAT, SOV, 7.
Samuel J. Tilden will be elected
President of the United states. There
can be no reasonable doubt ot that
tmct. He starts into the contest sure
ol tbe votes of fins sixteen following
State* wbicb coiutatoies a solid
if jtttb: «
State*. Ko. of Elector*.
Alabama ... 10
Arkansas . . . ' 6
D.Uwjre ... 3
Florida ... 4
Georgia • 11
, Kentucky ... 12
Louisiana ... 8
Maryland 8
Mi»*iaait>i>i . , . . 8
Missouri .' 15
Nortli Carolina . . 10
South Carolina . • . 1
Tennessee • IS
Texas ... 8
Virginia . • • H
— Weat Virginia. i 5
Total . f ( •J|5 38
Tilden will undoubtedly cany tile
three PaJlfic Slates,
votes;
Statu - v ' "/J? I**"*- 1 **"*-
California . ®
Nevada •
Totul • •
In the lixat, Mr. Tilden will carry,
bey-«:id a d-mbt, tlitj foilowiug States
wil.C i tti'; j'-) Vl) .
"Sr - r ' - r 'A oof Elect*ra.
(S.i iU. t:.: it . "• > •
Now Jersey . •. . 9
lull. . , 35
Total 50 '
The Democratic vote in the Elec
toral' College #ill then be .*
Stales. No. of Electors.
Southerrr . . . 138
/'aciffc . . • 12
Eastern . • ;>0
Total ... 200
This will give Mr. Tildeu 15 more
votes in the; Klector al College than
are n:cessary.
It was contented that the above
22 States are the only States Mr.
Tilden can possibly carry. He
nas as good a show tor Ohio aud
Indiana as Hayes lias, aud a fair
[irosjji-ct, s'ottiug-thc- vote ot
xxew Hampshire. But these . three
States are mighty uncertain. They
can not be relied upon. The indica
tions have been for months, that if
he loses through any mismanagement
tour or five of the Southeen State,
Hayes and Wheeler will probably be
elected. There is a possibility that
Mr. Tildeu might be elected without
:he vote of South Carolina and Jf'loris
da; but it would not do to risk
loss of the eleven votes of those two
States; because one or two of the
Eastern or Pacific States above nains
ed may disappoint us. It will never
answer to work tor only a bare
majority of electoral votes.
Will the South see to it, that not
! a single State South of Mosou aud
I Dixon's Line goes against Tildeu?
\fr. MUST HAVE A SOLID* Si UTIIKRS
VOTE, AT ALL HAZARDS. %
VHM'K KAILS THK ■I.OCKADE
Lit.,
Iloldrn .ibiKM tbe Bread H« Brake
Thai flrutrnble Kixhl Tbwt KCM>
■ inca Brigade Cauie !• Tevrn.
GUKENSBORO. Oct. 30, 1870.
Editors Sentinel and News-.
DEAR SIRS--J-IH refu'ation of certain
false aud malicious insinuation? made
against me in a gratituitons sheetcalK
ed the Constitution in regai d to block
ade running during the war, I desire
to make a brief statement.
When the war ceased there were"
some £19,000 sterling in the hands of
the state agent iu Europe, J. 11. Flan
uer. For this sum Planner refused to
accouu'-t aud went trom England to
the Continent to avoid arrest on the
part ot John White. The latter gen
tleman had been tbe original agent of
the state abroad, and Flanner ti'ad
been appointed temporarily to enable
White to visit his home. Not one
dollar ot that sum was ever received
by me, on personal or snv other ao
count. The draft to which, I suppose
the Constitution alludes, dmwii by
me ou partners in Europe, were for
the proceeds ot fifteen bales of cotton
shipped by ine on Alexander Collies'
steamers. Tlist gentleman,, who was
himself running the blockade,
jug that 1 would not ship cotton for
•nvse fon the state steamer, kindly
iuvited me to ship fifty bales on his
vessel, and I availed mvself of liis
kindness to the extent of fifteen bales.
By this I mean I placed in -Collies'
hands >ome $3,000 and brought in
some family supplies for the use ot
the executive mansion which was
then kept open. Holdeu, oue ot the
editors ot the Constitution, has no
doubt a vivid recollect iou ot par.
taking of some of iheNt ''supplies" on
the night when Benulng's brigade
drove him into my bed chamber tor
protection. The money came to me
»t a most opportune moment indeed,
bring received soon after my release
irom prison, and wlien Gov. Holdeu
had rem a lot of federal soldiers to
£tute»ville and taken all the furniture
of tbfrmansion which my fiuuilv were
u*ing, even tlie bed from uuuer my
>ick wife.
Whilst I was in Carroll prison in
Washington 1 wrote U> Gov. Hoiden
immediately after his appointment as
provisional governor, and informed
him where all l be state property was,
the cotton and roiiu, and particularly
this amouut in the hands of Planner,
and urged him to take steps to secui 3.
it. Ferliaps that letter may be tound
on the exectntive letter book. Gov
ernor Worth, then treuturer, told me
whilst I was in prism that i»e bad re
ceivad it, and had sent btm to Wash
ington to s>onfer with me about it.
The facts in regard to the blackade
transaction of tbe state are all iu the
personal knowledge of John White,
now 1 believe a resident of Peters*
burg, Va-, lit. Ibomas D. Hogg, Ma
jor John Devereux, Alexander M.
McPbeeters, and Dr. T. J. Boykin o*
Baltimore.
Verv respectfully.
Z. B.Vaacs.
YV r HOLESALE AND HeTAIL.
We keep constantly on hand a large and
varied stock of U
GROCERIES, HARD-WARE
0 GOODS'
ill* «U*KM. (KiDI-lIIBK
1 A jmoTirii ■•CA.
(J rpeli ng "
mi) at
n\.T ri\©«
•* '* V* j
of all srradea, from the lowest Jrlcca up made I
a specialty.
VILLAGE AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited to inspect our stock and hear 011 r j
i,rices before huying elsewhere.
Thev can examine and M.lect for■ t.iemseh es ]
and we guarantee that we can sell them their
entire stock or any part of it on such terras as |
will enable them to sell their goods at 8 larirer ,
profit to themselves than they could do by
tirrichasing, by order, from a distance.
We are Agents for. and sell at manufact- ;
iire? prices the following gimds. viz : ,
Cedar Falls and Deep River Sheetmp, T«nu j
and Seamless Dags, Holt sand I»»ndie- j
man's Plaids. Fries' "Salem
Jeans, Charlottesville j
Erkenbieecher's Starch.
ODELL, RAGEN & CO.,
apr 20-1 y Greensboro. N. C
TJEADQUARTERS FOR GROCERIES
HOJSTON St CAUSEY,
w I.SC A,l.*, «IS•c* *». j
greehsboro, n. c..
Have BOW and always keep on hand, One |
of the largest stocks of
i
, jVTT; v I
„ be found in the State. Buying from manu- j
HCturers in large quantities, thera to
fell largely at manufacturer a prices ana l
, „e woods less than their prices. J}*"}"!
•cenes exclusively la another advautaj. i
v h*»ve over gpneral merchants. I
\rders solicited filled promptly and at low
oricea i.
Cheap Fence !
The undersigned having bought the paten
We are satisfied that i is »^° od^« U ® n ~ :
*itvcs one half of the rail timber. Call on n» ,
i raiMun mid *te. All iatormaiioti clicer
wlUiit. W Rj ALBRIGHT,
H. M. RAY.
a:» N ~Ap illlth. 1#76.
i OTT & DON SELL.
GRAHAM, N. C.,
Buy a»d sell

i;#TT»JI, MAC 9* !
AH-* l "** •*
r «
/ 1 KAIiAM HIGH SCHOOL.
GRAHAM, N, C.
RE* D A. LONG. A. M.
KEV, W. W. STALEY, A. B.
REV. W. 8. LO>G, A. B.
MISS C. HUNTER SOUTHGATE, Ir.
Btructr©Bi» in Music. . ,
fipens August 38th, and closer the la»t rn
'"board Wto *lO, and Tuition $8 to *4 pe.
mouth.
n the rR»H*TB cor«r j
AUMAMUCWm,
In the matter of the Estate of W. W. V> il- >
& T •' lkins, El Ross and wife Bet- \
tie John A. Harder, Ed Sumner and wife
Mice, uiary E. Stevens V»m. H. Stevens of
full age, aud John F. Stevens, Sarah E Ste- j
vens aud Jas. T. Stevens and Alice Rippy
Joseph Harder, infants and all
hfclrs at law and legatees of W. W. Wilkins
doe'd. The said parties will » ke ® oU |
Joel Boon as executor of H " • "Ukius i
d«reu"d has filed his final account with saMl
estate and that the same has been audited,
and that If no exceptions thereto are fil
ed wi'.ain ten days from the service of tM*
notice a decree will b® wade in fisd matter,
exonerating said Joel Boonfroiu all liability,
except in a., far as appeal* by said account,
»s aaid executor. ALBRIGHT,
The above notice Is ordered to be publish
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"rtiiii'SSfe.
K' 5
jsf o *T ICE-
On the IMb of April
brother A. T. for
brother a o ib«onvil!e.
KU oar^naTndebtedU> me will please come
tometud also to pay aU claims against
IDO.
I %
• •Esr >
1875. 18
Fall and Winter Stock.
' I with to inform my friends that lam now receiving my fall and winter «tock ?!
n« riMi. mats, mmrnrm A*m snax*.
Ready-Made Clothing, &c., &■':
t # «v ' •
U tin best CALICOES at ten cent* a yard. I sell ready-made dotbirg »» j
% i bt bowjbt at retail anvwhera in or ont of the State. Best spool cotton, war™ 0 '
aril, at Incmti a spool. All varieties of
: ... •
LAD IS a DRESS GOODS
I" J -■ , " ' « "f
PuiNTiNC; [ V w r'
* -0.
MANUFACTURERS ok
Printing Inks,
Boole and New Iil (!l t
a Speciality
135 North Third
l' A
Vade froui ihL* best"iii^ridlei* 1 ! 1 '" J ' *- V ' lf
Je P'rsonai supervision s, " ) n
\Z AMnaKnmjncno '^
j
I Our prices arc f m
1 30 USO fcr ectt.lc^
!» • or
j than anv other Tni-.
I United State, Ink ' msn «f«tured ia lb
1 'S f r ' a ' of a sample keu- Bin
Pri»ter that he has IT' 11 ~v
j AcJJress,
-"■' ml I i,;,,!
PHILADELPHIA .
SlNir^VOHTjt
j Company Shops, \(-
|LARUK«T»ino KT
Ttßtli)
STOCK OF GOODS
l evea brought to A!a:/:a:ice Count* m, .
1 rtu . ,r,l "J 'ron. lljc Northern cfti„
;he purchased and ha* receiwil a d i w
ceivnjj bis u *" u "»
[.WMJiWI Afllß AtllnKß |; S||i
: Hi » s! "'k consiMs of Dl'.r-OoODt i,
j market" LiJ " l i u „
READY-MADE CLOTm:, ;
of every description
KATS, ItOOTN A»D Ml,, ,
isr -totu
KIII.f.INRRT ROOD*. JI4I .
WAIII.' CITI.KKV, M tl:>«
WAHK, VKIMtH «. d
TAI.HKD. Til.
CHII..
I'KH.I MAT*,
largest asaortuieut at the lowest i rict^
A full utock
FAMILY GROCERIES, f] lip
AND SOLE JL.EA'I'UEII,
Fertilizers,
|ln a word, lie lias everything ol ar» • ,i'i,
j that you vill waut to buy, and Le rill l.uv -I
j the highest prices all, at.'d anvtliiiig ytoillaie
to sell. All he ask.i is for you lo cai'i ai .1 m
j for yourself. If you dou't see wliat vou «j,:t
you just ask for it, and then »;e if it Un'i
found. » .. ..
VSTCook Stoves of every variety, in initt
I from $17,50. up.
| mavll-Gtu
' New Drug Store
Dk." J. s. MLTJPHY
respestfully announces to the public ih»
I since moviiijc into his New Drug Store. b«
I lias greatly improved his st. ek of Diujj. ly
purchases, ~nd that ou accouut of Uit hin)
I times he will
SELL VEIiY LOW.
Almost everything is kept on haci tha
physician* or the public usu,il!y cail l»r i
. the line of dru:;s, medicines, chtinicals, de
I stuffs, perfumery,
| Dr. J. S. Murphy will give his
| attention to pi ascriptions, orders ami iow
I pounding medicines.
j The puiionage of the public is most **•
I pectfully soiieited. N» pains Le»|>»ie>),
jto keeji on hand frc*h cutd pwe tuericiari.
~ FARMERS you need REAPERS sad
MOWLRS, and vou need the iitaT »su w
I get THE BEST be certain to ih«
j CHAMPION
Fortei nu address GEO. A. Ct RTIS
A(iESI
V Graham S. C.
! J rn;.
Pugti's CJoi'iier.
! W# have constantly oa band a full stock—'
I ° f
| GROCERIES aud COKfECTIO-Ns
1 of great varii-i . .
Oaxmed
Ot differet descriptions.
Roysters Candy,
!rlaia andiautu always on hand, .dlso Ot"
Kuts. Figs, Rainiat, and many Fancy artic*
of Initet use.
CIOAU IWN mm* T«B Aft«
j We ask you to trade with us.
J. T. BOSBMONP A BftO;
FOR BEMT
1
1 1 will rent my large and conveniently ar
' ngel House at Company St'.pa- la
ocation is the best in the cUca. „
J. J. HATS