THE GLEANER
-jasM,-Stats ar'L, General
GRAHAM, N. C , Oct. 29 1878
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paslrrTßc.tx—Rev. B. W. Mebane. Bttpply
Services at 11, o' cltujtr. A. M. every Sabbath,
except the 3rd in and services
every Sabbath evefjfog* except the first aod
third, at 8 o'cloctf.
Prayer Meeting every alternate Tuesday ev
ening at 8 o'cloce. '
*" Sunday School, W. C. Donnell, Sup't, exer
cises at 8, o'clok, P. M.
BAPTISIV—Rev w. H. Ilnrrell, M. D. Pastor.
Services at 11, o' clock A. M. and 8, P. M. oil
th" Ist and 3rd Sabbaths in each nfonth.
Sunday Bohool, Col. W. A. Albright,Bnpt.
Exercises at o'clock A. M.
Pfayer ineeUng, ovary alternate Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Good Templars' prayer^,-meeting every
Monday night, after the Ist and 3rd Sunday's;
at the ,"G. T. Hall" at 8 o' clock P. M. free to,
all.
CHRISTIAN —Providence one mite from town.
Rev. D. A. Long, l'a?tor. Services every Suu
day at ll o'clock, A.M.
Sunday School, at 10,o'olock A. M. Rev
Yf. W. Sialoy. Sup't-
Prayer meeting every Saturday evenine at
8 u'olock.
Read the advertisement, of J. W. War.
den in this issue. lie asks you to trade
*»lih him. One feels a little better to go
where he is asked, you know, and is apt.
to be treated better.
A week" ago fc-night was rather a
rainy stormy tinio hero, but further
north, on the «oust, quite a severe storm
prevailed, and much damage was done
' to shipping and other propertv. The
wires were down north of Baltimore
and telegraphic dcpatches in iho dailies
of Thursday were meager.'
THE WILMINGTON SUN —This new
daily paper, published in Wilmington in
this Stale, made its appearance last
-week. It is a good paper, well priuUd.
well arranged and well edited, it is as
large as any diiiiy in the Stale, and takes
rank among them. Its prospectus is in
another column. '*
FUNERAL SERMON. —On next Sabbath,
in the Presbyterin church, in this town,
the funeral sermon of the late James
Madison Elder, of this county, will be
preached by the Itov. B. W." Melmiie.
The family of the deceased will be
pleased at (he attendance ot his
friends.
» We thank Mrs. Alyis King for a lot of
Very flue swee: potatoes, and are sorry
(hat we cannot lollow her advice to catch
a fat possum to eat with them. We
liavn't A dog that will tree. If some or,e
would o.ily take pitty on our condition
undeend us a possum to cat with ths po
tatoes, we should feel that our labors
were at last meeting with appreciation.
Mr. B. F. Long, of this county has re
moved to Slatesvillc, where ho has form
ed a copartnership with Hon. W. M.
Uobbins, in the practice ot law. Mr.
Long bus heretofore won distinction
both at Trinity College where he gtadti
nted and at the University of Va. where
he completed his legal course- Ills
friends litre predict for him a brilliant
career.
We call attention to the new adver«
tispment of P. R. Harden, to bo found
in this issue. His stock is large, and
comprises as nearly everything that our
people want and need as can perhaps be
found in one store. Long experience has
made him familiar with the wants of
our people, and he laid in his stock ac
cordingly. Ho asks you to look and be
jour own jndje.
Last Friday was one of the most de»
lightfully pleasant days of tho season,and
as we thought of its brightness, and that
It was Friday, we hoped no unfortiinuto
was to be hanged on so beautiful a day.
Just as these thoughts passed through
our mind ourjf*«4ell upon an item 111
The Chur'otwe Observe)', saying that Jim
Laxtou, colored, twice .convicted, and
three times respited, was to be hanged,
while all nature seemed eo«ercne, for the
blackest of crimes, committed in Cald
well county.
We call attention to a condensed ab
stract from the eh ction law, which we
publish for tho guidance of Registrars
and Judges.
One of the Judges must he elected to
bring the vote to the county seat, the
Registrar will not do. These Judges,
when assembled at the court house, form
the county board of canvassers. They
meet on Thursday after the election,
which is the 7th day of November.
Read carefully the abstract from the ,
law.
We 4Mprn thanks tor a complimentary
ticket of admission to an annual fair, in 
Cliaulotte, on the 12th, 13th, 14th and
15th days of next month, under the ,
auspices of the Carolina Fair Associa
tion. Every effort ie being made to
render this fair a success, and the man
agers are much encouraged at the pross (
pects. We doubt not there will be a
large crowd present. The Charlotte 1
people will hardly lose sight of their J
chance to get the State fair, if they make !
a grand success of this.
A P.totJiiXKD MEETING OF ORANGU '!
PKKSBYI'Isrt . —At the re:ent meeting of
tills venerable bod v. at Haywood, it
anjourned to meet at the Presbvtcrian ,
church, in Graham, on the Saturday 
belore the second Sabbath in November I
for the purpose of ordaining and iust'alN I
ing licentiate, B. W. Mebaue, who was
recently called to the paetoi ate of this 1
church. i
Rov. C. Miller, of Madison, is appoint- i
ed to preside aud'preach the ordination
sermon; the Rev. .J. C. Alexander, of
Guilford, to charge the people, and Rev. !
A. Currie, ot thi» place, to charge the
pas i or. . I
On the same Sabbath the communion
ot the Lords Supper will be celebrated. ]
Alt aro coidially invited. j J
BI OODV Tiaueov.
Mfsa Aiiielia L : nkhaw, a pretty mod*
ent young U':J**ol Limib"Ftn*,-i*£i>Ue*on
cw-rnty, noteii for hWgeirtteuess und'ie
tiring disposition, li»d been fur . nix 0 r
eight months receiving tho attentions of
Mr. E. Ilartuiat), a Well known youu"
man, a:so a re&ident of bin
lately a traveling salesman for a Balti
more hou&e. iN'otliing had Happened to
mar the pleasantness of their relations
|so far as the public knew. L»st week
Ilartman was nt lianche's hotel in the
i village, where he usually stopped when
his business called him to the place ot
his late residence, when, on Thurmlay
morning, Mias Link haw stepped into the
parloj* of the hotel and asked for him.
He responded promptly, and as he enter
ed the room she extended her hand, and
he grasped it. As they stood, face to
face, with clasped hands, she quickly
drew a pistol and fired into hi* body, the
ball entering near the heart. It is reported
that young man cannot survive. The
young lady displayed little emotion. The
generally accepted explanation is that
riartman had broken an engagement to
marry her, but of this there is nothing
really known. Wo get tlie account from
The Charlotto Observer.
EX Tit A 1.1 A 111 liITV TO DUMRUIJ
— —~ ..
Persons wfrose blood is thin, digestion
p-oak and liver sluggish, are extras
liable to the a! tacks ot malarial disease
The u*>Bt trifling exposure may, tinder
such conditions, infect n system which,
it healthy, would resist the miasmatic
taint. The only way to secure immunity
from malaria in localities where It ia pre*.
Valent, is to lone and regulate the sys
tem by improving' weakened digestion
enriching the blood, and giving a whole
some impetus to biliary secretion. Thcno
results are accomplished by nothing so
effectively as Hogtetter's Stomach Bitters
which lone experience lisis proved to be
the most reliable safeguard against fever
and agup and kindred dis&rder#, as well
us the best remedy for them. The
Bitters are, moreover, an excellent ittYig
orant of the organs ot urinaiion, and an
active ilepilrcnt, eliminating from the
blood thoso acrid impurities which origi
nate rheumatic ailments.
TUB VGM.OW FETE 11.
The disease i e abating, but in only a
very lew place is there an absence of; new
cases. Those who fled their homes have
been too eager lo return, ind the result is
that many of tlicm have gono back 100
soon, and have iuraished fresh material
tor the scourge, and have paid the penally
of their ovet -anxiety with their lives.
While there have been slight frosts, in
infected places, yet it has not been severe
enough to fully arrest the progress ot (he
scourge. Ot course (ho death rate is
nothing like what it was. but tho great
destroyer seems grudingly to let go its
bold upon tho stricken places. We trust
wo may in our next issue announce its
lotai disappearance.
LENOIR COUKT IIOUSB BURKED. —On
the morning of the 21st of this month,
the court house iu Kiustou was discov«
eted to be on fire. It was about three
o'clock when tho fire was discovered,and
it luut made such headway, that all ef
forts to put it out were too late. The
whole wood work was consumeJ, with
the entire records of the clerks office.
The records of the Register's office were
all saved, except the last deed bouk, and
the Sheriffs papers were saved. A corres
pondent to the Raleigh Observer, says
the fire was tha work of an incendiary.
Trie LUMHERTON TRAGEDY.— -From the
Wilmington Sun wo leant additional
particulars of the shooting of the young
inau by the voung woman in
ton. He was o;iol by her because he had
seduced her, is one story, that she led
him into a snare und foull) victimized
Hint is another. Tho young man it is
• bought will recover.' 'The young girl
gave birth to a child a few hours after
the shooting. If true that she was seduc
ed under promises of marriage, :hen she
has our 8} mputhy iu tho shooting. \
Later news from tho storm on -the
coast, a week- ago, shows it to have been
very destructive. Shipping all along the
coast suttered much, and in New Yuik,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and .Nortolk
chimneys and steeples were blown down,
and quite a number of lives were loot.
On our own coast there was considerable
h Bs. It was one «»f tho severest gales,
the- wind rjaehing a velocity of oue hun
dred hour.
MAUKIEO.—At the • residence of the brides
fatlior, by tlie Kev. W. W. Amick, on tbe ev
euing of the 24th intt., Mr. G. M. Thompson
of Gomp ny Shops, to Miss R. A. Braxton,
daugnter of J. 11. Braxton, of this county.
At the residence of the officiating magistrate
on the '24 th of last month, -by Alvis King
Esqr., Mr. Thomas H. Turner, of Caswell
county, to Miss Margaret Shanklea, of
Alamance county.
By Alvis King Esqr., at his resident's. Mr
Thomas Foster, ana Miss L«ah Bay, all of
AJamuuce.
DIED —At his hocne, in the Haw Fitlds
section iu this county, last Thursday night,
Robt-rl Dixon. Mr. Dixon waa an old man,
having past his three score and ten, and in
joy ed in an eminent degree, the respect and
esteem of ail who knew him. In alt the re
lations of life he was a worthy good tnan. lie
had for a number of years been a member of
the Presbyterian Church, at IJaw Fields, and
his walk was- eomi-tent with his profession,
he had reaied a large family of children all of
whom were worthy cf their father. Ilia wife
di.d nearly a year Ripe in years and in
Christian virtues be has passed away, leaving i
behind a memory of his pure charauti-r, as a
heritage to hia children and to thoie who
kuew him. The world ie the better for the
presence of such men, and their good influences
do not die with them.
Andy Whitmoro, colored," a tenant of
J. A. McCauley, in Pleasant Grove
township, had a barn burned filled wUh
tobacco burned.
Col. Duncan K. Mcßae will return to
Nor h Carolina and settle in Wilmington
lo practice law.
AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.
You deserve to suffer, and if you
. 'eftd.» un«aj|,isfgd|K>rY • life * in
.this heautifl world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is onlv ono excuse
for you—your unreasonable prejudice
and skso icism that has killedthoustUids,
P' rsjnal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Li\er
complaint, or Dyspepsia, with alj ifs
miwrablo effects, such as sick head ache,
palpitation of the heart, sour stortiach,
habitual costiveness, dizine.ss of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, &Ci Its
sales now reach every town on the
western continent and not a druggist
but will tell of its wonderful curex.
You can buy a sample Bottle forlO cents.
Three doSett will relieve you.
Tho Rev. Mr. Reiley. a Presbyterian
preacher of Lynchburg, Va , was walk
ing down the tow the river, to
an appointment ho had to preach when
he was fired at three times by a despera
do on the deck ot u height boat. The
News, in which the outrage is roported,
gives no cluo to the cause. Tho name ol|
the would he murderer is kfcown ami the
police is after hiuit
A. M. McEutire bdr Who mar
ried against his wishes and (he old man
would not admit tho pair w'ithin his
doors. This cxiisnerftted the young
man and he went and burned up bis
lather's store, with all the contents, save
possibly the money drawer. Wo get the
tacts firm (he Wilmington Sun and it
occurred four lnileft from Moss Neck.
Among the disasters from the storm
Inst Tuesday night, is the loss or tho ship
A. S. D.ivis, which ran ashore on Iho
coast ot Virginia. Tli6 cargo was lost,
and all of her crow of nineteen men save
one. The Steamer Express and all her
ciew and passengers, Some thirty persons,
were lost but nine. In Philadelphia and
Baltimore there was much damage and
considerable loss ot life*
Mr. Henry Harrison Poe, a while man
hai'ing tioui Salem in this State, was ar
rested in Danville, charged with stealing
a cow. The Mayor upon bi>> conviction
ordered him lo receive thirty-nine lashes,
*«diich were duly laid on, with a cow
hide. Wondci how he likes stealing over
in Virginia,
Somo while ago JeQerson Davis Jr.,
only son of theConfcderatc ex-President,
died of yellow fever. Safe his father
(here is now no male member ot the
family living, so that thename, so far as
that family is concerned, will very soon
become exunct.
We notice ns n'u item of news in our
exchanges that Judge Tourgi e propose*
to locate in Philadelphia after the
election. We expect the Judge will say
that he has not authorized tho publica
tion of his future plans.
Tho annoyance occasioned by the
coniinual crying ot the baby, nt once
ceases when the catise is (as it should be)
promptly removed by using Dr. Bull's
Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents per bot
tle.
Arrests are being mode in South Car
olina, and parties bound over to the Fed
eral court, upon the affidavits of regroes
that thev have been iiiurlcrred with iu
their political rights.
The announcement that llou. Samuel
J. Tilileu is sooii *"to bo married will
again bo mndo. This time to a St. Louis
belle, it is time the old fellow was
married and settled dowu.
Genl. Wllev D. Jones, of Wnke, has
been brought to tho front bv tie Repub
lican campaign'committee as a candidate
tor Conirress. He takes the pluce thai
Judge Ueid refused to occupy.
Mr. Harry Loch, a prominent mer
chant of Wilmington, was married iu
Ualeigh on the 22nd, to Miss Bessie B.
Batchclor, daughter ot Hon. J jseph B.
Batchelor.
Be on time; for prevention is better
than cure. All Coughs and Colds and
such affection of tho throat and lungs as
lead to consumption are cured by Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents. •
There is a revival in progress in the
Methodist church iu Greensboro. A
Miss Paiuler, sister of Mrs. Moon who
preached eflectively there some lime
ago. is taking an active part.
Tho King cf Spain was fired at while
driving in the streets of Madrid. The
man who fired the shot was seized and
sent to prison. He avowed his purpose
to be ussassination.
Dr. Worth, State Treasurer, had his
room entered anil a gold watch and some
money taken from under tbe pillow on
which his head rested. ■,
Jefferson Fisher, a wealthy and prom*
incut ciliZSco of Raleigh, is dead. Lie
had built up fine properties in Raleigh*
and was a very successful farinen
Person Superior court will not dpeo
until Wednesday the 6ib of Nov., 011 acs
couut of the election the 6th.
The Presbyterian Synod of North Cars
olina met in Goldsboro, on the 23rd of
this mouth.
ADVERTISEMENTS;
. 3£
Iron Si Btee! SlioteM, Bi/lt Tongues, Side
Shovel*, Heel Bolta & Single Tiecs at
SCOTT fe DONNELL'S.
IMPORTANT TO SURVEYORS!
Li the meeting of the county commissioners It
was ordered that a premium of *wcnty-tKe dol
lars will be paid for the best map of the county
of Alamance, showing the township tines, Post
otlices, towns, principal streanisi location of
Factories. Mills, Foundaries, Rail roads and
main pub le roads.
Said map to be finished and handed to the
commissioners on of before the- Ist Monday of
December next.
By Order of the Boa d
T.U. McLean; cit.
~f~3. XV »tc li r« Mtos 7 . Rctolt(tlbMML.
W?X $2.50. Owr 100 latrat
V- ixu wm«L S»,StiUdTU>.,Bi«d.»ill«.T.»tt.'^W^|
NEW GOODS,
P. R; HARDEN,
z t . ■ ■ *
n»s just received a new and well selected
stock of ,
. f
Ladic-s dress goods
such as blaek and white Alpaecas, Suitings,
Linnens, Piques, Calico's, bleached and br«wu
Shoutings, scarfs, Handkerchiefs. Skirt Ele
vater-f, cambric and hamhurg Edgings and lu
sertiugs, Shawls and Cloaks, ball
fringe, llunsn Collars, Glavcs aud'H full line of
Hosieryi Also ready mado clothlfig and menf
wear, consisting Of "cloths, all wool cnklmers.
Salem and Kentucky J..ftne, fine dress shirts and
wool Undershirts and drawers, Collars and CulTs,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and CupS, Laaiet* Zeigler
moroeeo aud cloth Gaiters. A flue as«ertiucnt
of Hardware ai d Cutlery, nolo, harnew and
upper Leather, Buggv Harness, Sadie*, Bridles,
lin Iters, Hame-Striugs, Collars, bug'jy Whips,
Cuba and New Orleans Mojuescs, Bacon, Lard.
Flour, corn meal. Salt, ColTCc hntl Sugar, Rice,
and .\ledleine(. Paints, Oils " and Dve-
Cardies, Cakes, canned Oysters, Pine
Struwbprries,' Sardines, ehewine and
smoking Tobacco, Clears, a full line of Laun
dry auuTolletSoaps, Extracts and Perfumery,
Jaynes and Ayers Patent Medicines, Bouhecs
German Syrup and Greens August Flower.
Planters" Pi ido Plow and Ploiv Castings,
('•rockery, Glass and Earthcrnware.
Indeed any article usually kept Iu a first class
generiiTrfteiCbttudhe. All of which will bu sold
exceedingly cheap for cash or country produce.
We will make It to your Interest to call and
Eitumine our stoek before purchasing.
Oeto. a9th, 1878.
At LAST
TL;ro is a tobacco market la tills county.
ScCJaalcy & Smith
of COMPANY BHOPS, are buying; TOBACCO, AND
paying for it In cash or barter at the-very high
est prfcefc. And also HAW-HCDBS, for which
tlicy ijay the highest prices.
mm mmi
is the Jim More old store house, and is filled
with a general stocky such as the people need,
which tliey will sell us cheap as anybody.
They keep everything and buy everythlngs
and their purpose is to sdow the people thatii if
their interest to gjve them a liberal share o,
patrouage. They are just starting in business,
aud they hone to succeed by strict attention
and fair dealing. ' Tliey ask the people to try
them and then of course they eau judge foi
themselves.
Notwithstanding they make a specialty of
Tobacco and Hut#-hides
yet they bny all kinds of ecranlry produce/.
They wish all to remember that while they
are specially anxious to buy Haw-hides and
Tobaceo, yet they dftsire to buy all kinds of
produce. They intend by frequent orders to
keep their stodli always full,* aud by turning
over often can afford to make small profits.
Oct. 15 1877. Iy.
TO THE
Traveling Public
I take this method of informing the public
hat I have taken charge of the
Graham Hotel
at Graham, N. O. I am now having the build
ings, rooms and premises thoroughly repaired
and renovated aiiu it is my purpose to keep a
house which will be in every respect first class.
The table shall be supplied with the very best
provisions the market aflords aud good ser
vants only will be kept.
A hack will meet guests at the Depot on tho
arrival of trains.
Give me a trial and I guarantee that you will
not go away dissatisfied.
Sept. 17th IS7B. F. P. PUGH,
Propr.
GET
was rnsw
10.00, GAITERB PROM *3,50 TO #7.00.
A good Qt la guaranteed. Mending prctafptly
and cheaply done.
I have a few pairs of good gaiters dt my
own makO an band wliieh 1 will mil cljc'ap
Graham, N.C. W. N. MURRAY.
May 7.1878, ly
New Drug Store.
if you wnht rurc reeh Drugs, ChemU alg, Pa
ent Medicines, Modi i:ial Lienors, fine Cl-ars
chewing-and smoking Tobacco go with tho cash
to the southeast of the Com t House snuare to
1)K. I/OHO'S URVu STORE.
P. a. Or. Ling'* office !* at ths Drug Store
where he will examine and prescribe for Ihote
requirlnsrhU services,
lug. 19, Bnn
Yarbrouh House
RALEIGH, N.C.
G, W, BLAt'KNAIiL, Proprietor,
Rates reduced, to suit the times.
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Wilmington Sun
lJuder the.above nni^
A Bnilf Btmnrrmit IVrwepaprr- •
of twenty-eiuht wide columns will be UsumJ li>
the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, on 01
•bout
Tbaraday morning October Inh ISTt).
Tbe Sum will ba published by the Sun Amoco
fios, from the Printing Bhime of Mof-nva, Jack
ion A Bell. It will bo printed in first-clap;
style, on good paper, with new type, an 1 will
be the handsomest daily jonrnal ever published
in I hia Slate Th® Se* wWUht edite*! by Mr.
Cicero W. Hafrrii. Tbe City Editorship an
i he Business Management will be in competent
hands, i nd a Correspondent afid Representa
tive will travel throughout the State.
Probably no paper has ever sti rted ih tin
South with fairer prospects than those of tb
doi». Certainly no North Carolina paper ha
entered the Arid under more auspicious oir
euin&'.anCcs. The Si:* bag
SUFFICIENT CAPITAL
for all its purposes, and It will u?e its mom.j
freely iu furnishing the people *>t xVorth Carol!
11a w Ith the latent and most reliable information
on all subjects of current interest. Above u)
things it will be a NEWSPAPER.
Ard yst no i nportaul teature of the Bon's
dolly issues will ba intelligent criticisms ol
ilie World's doing#. Nort! Carolina mutters
industrial, coin me rclal, .education! 1, social and
llterarary— will receive particular attention
The Bdv will be a
NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPER
.— i
SUBSCRIPTION. '
.
The Wilmimoton Son will be /urnfsTietl T(r -
subscribers at tbe followlhg rflat-onublo auc
uniform rates:
For one week 15 Cents For three months fl7f.
" ••mouth 05 « " six » " 85(
'• twelve " 7OC
At theso rates the Stfn will Ite mailed to any
address in thU country, or left by easier iu the
city.
ADVERTISING.
One square, (teu lines) one time, $1 00; two
times, $1 GO; one week, i 3 50; one month. $0 00;
three moiHLs. i'JO 00; slxtuonths, SB3 00.
Contracts for other space aud time made at
proportionately low rntes.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting correspondence solicited.
Address, THE SUN.
Wllulngtoj N. C.
All kinds of Country Produce tnken li>
exchange for Goods, at SCOTT A DoN
NELL'a,.
rlow Points,Mou!(l Boards, land Sides A
Plow Bolts, at SCOTT A DONNELL'
TO OVEIISEfREUS OF PUBLIC
TOADS
You hereby notified to return jobr r6nd
orders on the first mouday in October 1878.
with the names of hands on your r-jad endorsed
on the same.
By order of tbe Board of Commissioners for
•ne county of Alaruaac* T. G. McLEAN
Sept. 2ud 1878 i Clerk.
—■ - ■ - '■■■■■"' ----- »
ELECTION,
The polls will be opened, and an election be
held at the several polling places in Alamance
county, on the first Tuesday ultfcr the fir»t
Monday in November 1878, fur the purjioje ol
electing a Reprtae&tative to the Congress of
the Uuiled States, for the Forty-Sixth Con
gress, from the fifth Congressional District in
North Jpolina.
By order of the Board of Justices.
D. S. THOMPBON J. P. G D. COBB J. P.
Cle'rk. Chairman.
J.T.CROCKER,
ATTOKNKY AND COUNIEI.IiOB
AT I.AIT.
Mheboro, A r . C'.,
SCOTT A CALDWELL,
Gueenbboro,'
Associate Counsel;
Practices In the courts bt and
and adjoining counties.
Special attention given to the collec
ion of claims.
Toll can find the Itest stock and cheapest
goods at SCOTT A DON NELL'S.
E. S, PARKER,
GRAHAM N. VI
Attorney at Law,
.y., T ' 'it i&bfit' - " - V* (I
t
Practice in Alamance anl adj laing couns.t 
and in the Fedaral courts. I
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flm I It 18 th *
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able, and in Everg Respect
The Best Family Sewing Machine!
The NEW AMERICAN" i* -»*ily learned, does not gat out of wOt jtii™
"jppMcatT'n W M l4b ° r th#n *° y oth * r m * chinß, Illustrated Circular furnished otf
AGENTS \7ANTED.
J. S. LOVEK Manager. C 4 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MO*
Graham Mai ket.
COBEECTED WEEKLY JIT
fj* —rf-;•?:*•••
J.
Ttios'layi Scpteml er, 3 1878.
Apples, d, ¥&>.... Bto 4
green V bushel, B>to4l
Ho-411% t' bushel 75 a i r,O
Buttei ¥ lb
Bcijjwax V ib 2*»
rJacon lilies V ill " Ri'/ffiiii
" shoulder*, ¥lb Wl *
■icelVlb... *1
iiack berries dri«?d . .in &,,
lark, sasnfras rocts V tb si/® :
Jotfce Vth . 0,, ~/),
Hastings, old » Ih . y uy
Candle* Adamant V th 20
Cloth, tow and cdtton, V jrd. lfcSV I
-orn ffcbush ».»
Thicken* crown " >,
Jotfon in lint V lb stfj"
Col ton I:» ... 4
Coal oil V gat /-,
.'hurries Drltdtf Ib.: 13 i';
" seed. .....'." flUfil
.lover seed "? bush.... ftmi
Ducks V Pair . . n>
E-jgsVdos.,
Wonr, family » MiL 4.fct*sW
Super Vbbl 47.,
toothers ¥ 1b...„ T OQ^
Hay V 100 lb
Hides, green, lb.. • 5
io &i
Woiases Cuba J gal.. ■. ffl: fr,, 55$)«V>
.leal, corn, V Ib ji '
)ata, sfeed V bnoj 4l
>niona tUuu>h 80 to-ill
" Mts H bu»h
Pea* ¥ b'mSh 7;
I'otntoos, Irish 1? tnish BOto 4J
" sWeet '• ...,
Pork V ib (\(n 7
I'eacbek) dried, peeled,... ' ,
o UUpOUiOtl, S&i
Sags 13 Ib 1 ......(/.'..1:../,. t
ioltflneV Mick.is-i
" course 1. fc-,
Shingles V thousand 3 50(340l
Tallow V Ib '7
SMw't ' wi
Wheat? bush. I.oo§>l.2J
Meiilionn Hiid all diaorders brought on by Indis
cretion or exec** Any Druggist linf the liu-r
Jients. Dr. W. J **('£« «% ■'«.. »•. I.J
Wml NUlh Hirer t. tlnriaull. w.
MrPIDR. BUTTS
WESKVfflli Ho.iaMv€i g ht:i3t.
■ St. Louis, IVIo.
Who ha» had greater experience hi the treatment pf th*
•exual trouble* of both male and frmale than any phyridaq
In th* Wc«t, ctn* the reiulu of hli long and aucceaaftil
practiOQ In hViweaew werka,}uat published, eutitlei
The PHYBIOLOCY OF MARRIAOK
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Booka that are really taljra a »4 falMaatrvHm In all mat>
ten pertaining to Haake«4 and ITwuknod. and inpply
want long feU. They are Wiutirull; and In plain
language, eaaily under«to6d. Tne two book? embrace tn
pag»vand eontain Talnabix (afurra illan for both married and
•iMla.withallthereeentlnipTOTementa In Bwdmitnatniaat
Read what our home paper* aayr "The know ledge Imparted
In Dr. BatUf new worka i> In no way of queitlonable char
acter. but la aomething (kit erery om alaali kanw Th*
Vaatk. the victim of early lmtieeretioni Ik* ■«*. nthenriaa
perfectly healthy maybe, out with waning vlgnr In thenrin»»
of life, and th* Woeian, in pI
from the many Ola her mz la I ln|S
I'ort i.ia" paiaoi— to eta. ««*ti I*J.l V L 1 * 1n *1
both In dna volume, In eloth uMHpM|
gilt, i! eti extra. Sent under leal.onßS 19 H ]■ SB,
wealptofprtoalnniooayoratampa. C3JUE3r
®tb «"*dy •' Ik* nth Cntaqr.
Bsrham'B Infallible
PILE CURL
_ , Mamdkrturad by the .
StriMß PU» Cu« Co., Ewriiin, K.
Imitr Iklb I* an ImirhUi
■■ a pafPMiMp|iMii,;
SCOTT & DONNE'LL pajr the highest
cash prico for Good Flour.
IDPitillOß I'OIIKT,
Alnmouc* ('•■■lf,
George Wiorg. »s adrnr. of '
Jos. B. McMurray
vs Special
J. J. Turner nod wife Mary E..
J. A. McMurray, G. C. Me- proceedings,
murray and others, heirs 10
law of J as. B. McMurray
deed. J A
This te a eipodai pi-occeding Instituted by
W. Long, as adtiir of J. B. McMnrraj, to bbtai t
an order to sell the real estate of his In testa; ;
to pay ontstandiog deh;s. 'lt appearing to ti. ■
latwfaction of ihe court thai J. A. McMurra
and C. C. McMnrray are non>'re*id uis of tl.o
Btate it is ordered Wa that thc.j nr.tifled by publi
cation iu Tiie Alamanck Gi.hanEr, for six suc
cessive weeks, to appear and answer or dentui
to ih«j petition within twenty days *ft> r the ex
piration of said publicatidn, or judgment will b-j
taken pro confe*so, against thetag. The publi
cation of this notice to bg in lieu ut personal ser
vice of sumons.
Done at oftlu In Graham this the oth day of
September 187%
A. TATE, C. 8. C.
Alamance county.
WANTKP.
Three or four famiHea who cnnld furniili fonr
or more girfo to work in Alamance Cot
ton Factory, would prefer pir's who to
weave. Apply in per»' ,n to
E. M HOLTS SONS,