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Sown strnnco stories arc fold of, Hew 1 -
• ill, toe ig:r. amusing if iliey
rlidnoi itiafblo'lns inalaily, insomnia.
f Jt isprobab»o*ki sleeps fewer hours than
any limp in America. p Jle is gridturfly'
• ilyia/j for want rif sleep. 4 £)nc vearhp
Jiarl quarters near andlfßiSllS"
dii ven wilil, or it#»njfined he was, by Tlio
early I'rowiii" of a cock, lie bad com
• plained oHI for some I inte, but the cock
• rowed Ml the samt, Finally, l«i fit of i
desperation, ho t-old.Weiekler's colored j
man, .John, Jhal he would-he shot if lie
• onld eland it any long#*, nPd ho would
?•! ve $5 fur llj,at roos'ei 's licnd. «T dm is
a ihi»tty lad of few words. He kit (he
threatening proscnoe at once mid sought
the owner oft he cn»mf He had no !iffl'
culty in bnjtiHg the fowl for 75c, and the
wi mhU iicok wrts quiek work,
lie placed (ho liend updU) a salver, like
Jolin tho Baptist's, and presented i hiul'j
*c)|' before liie Uontrrcß?man, pnlvrr'ln
hnnd. This made Jiewilt fatigTi. bjtt lift
j>nid the so. John next sold the (lead
cock to Mr AVeleker lor tiltv eenta and
ideated $1,75 for the morning's work.
Last winter Mr. Hewitt occupied jqnnr
; «s tors in the lionise wliere M)*'. Fish lived,
during his Whole term as Secretary of
State. Some time before the seesiuii Ije
sent Lis flian out to engage quajfers.
Money was no object, and ihe man,, obe
dient to hi« instructions, hired n6t io> ly
rooms tor Mr. Hewitt's own use, Mull
thoso all A round I hero and above clicm.
These he kept flic in order t® ~preve.it
others getting them and using them. The
noise of anybody walkiugf disturbed him
greatly, and by tiring all the rooms
, about him lie was sure of being rcasona
, I»ty gtibt. Tlius, having a longer pnrso
thin Senator Uonkling, he liircd the
i apartment* tfwit the latter had previously
• occtiuigd, anrintCndcd to occnpv again,
an ill-feeling tor awhile.
Mr.Twwitt owns a great many houses,
but ho can sleep in none oPlhem. Some
times he will fancy he can sleep af a.ccr*
1 ,-fin place. He at once buys or builds a
hous« 4)tU fhtrtdco tlrat followed
.WfliiiWri.ni Jew/'&o dn f go on!"
ionfmncs to pursue him. He is merely
wtdtlng tpr, the* great Uercalter where
t lie're £ re*tforUio-weary: •
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*l\ few eveltngH wfclrflfwged girl
Labj-, one year old, was lett on thedoor
-ptm>a ot Mr. Ncwcomb,, of Providence,
if J., »nd r by its side a letter, in which
tUo heart broken mother who had left n
there sUtcd that she had lost her father,
nfother, btcllifir, nnsband and thjee
children by yellow teyer in New Or
leans, and that sh« fled to Cairo to'es
cape the plague, with her baby; that
•Jbbtll were attacked tvilb tlie lever in
iimt place and recovered, though the
v liter felt as though she was losing her
Ho tkHibt. would soon be
MnHflnBHC. She urged them not
n« sbe was gfting W Ne\v
York on tins midnight train, "there to dje
for the
caWbf the child. She signed herself
Mr3&s}« llaffl >ir." Hewc'omb was
fee Wl known tlie
lady's fa mil v.) who, he.wufl,
thc'Solith. Mrs. Hall teintf a beautiful
and accomplisluld lady. T^day Httlcv
a felegram.was received* by 3ltT New«
I'mm Boston, btating that Mrs, ■
Hail 'was in u dying conditioa at a liotel
in that city, fie immediately (ftarrcri far
Boston, ami arrived in season to receive
thpdifina woman's jnelruaioua She
be'ged mm to be good to her child and
to "send her body toWew Orteans for in
iprnient. She left some money .to f ay.
her funeral expenses, and a)«>o sonyi for
the eitre of flie ,child. The remuins Tere
♦oi-twafded to New Orleans. A letter
lxccivod fnnn latter city tlwowe some
Additional light on Ihe sad affair. Mrs.
Hall, it amwfi deipniged Ayfth
grief, had neiflrohi tfe* cilVjin her lUlh
er's awVmpaftfoil byihe laitnv
ful coachman, and wenf to Cairo, where
the Msv aylv®;
thcreT[u| #fcle/nd
jinmediatelyleirCJairo auu OTd Nortji.
The babe will bo Usiujfrl£ \ •'
AW KLOat'ENT AND PAt^lOTlfc
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ATLANTA, CA„ NOV. 22-Sonalor
(lordon iu his speech before the LeeiS 1 -
. lat'nro after referring deprecatingly to
the recent sticcclics of Senators Blaine
and Conk ling, and Secretary, Sherman,
said: "Will the masses ofv«l)ublicau
voters these leaders in such a
policy of opprersion I cannot Bfelieve it
I cannot belive thay will be sustained by
that wing of the party which supported.
- ' Pi«fdent fir fits pamotic
of tho lact thai the war was ended
in the vyithdrawal of troops, and leaving
Louisiana and South Carolina tho rights
of self government. [Applause.] 1
wish YOU also to know my countrvmen
that there arc hundreds of thousands
of patriotic men in that party who, if
they saw their danger would unite with
von to avert it- %
• of obristian men in
that imTty dtf n*'sfbipathize with
these wrongs r wlio£& btarts b'eed for our
recent affli#t|ons|aika wnose purses were
employed to " relieve the Southern
InfLpP* , "Hiat w4a the
gnectaclMt?«t| touclieit and moved, the
the great Southern heart and cassed
it to beat ouoeiiioro in responsive throbs
to tlw gteat- bcftrt of North as deep
callcth unto the .-deep [loud applaose,]
and that
reward ft thonßaivd fold, bin
Southern prayess ascended thattnis
pWIw e!! .
Wc wonlij i'osp ctfullv annonnce that we have
just opcucd ft large stock, and are reeetvin ""'
more of *
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Fall ajidiviiiier clothing
which we arc determfue/f to sell as low as the
quality of the ; onds will admit, Wp are manii'
| tacturtng for the custom ti ado frotn the best
I goods tho Ni!w York Market affords, which we
keep ou hand readv to be cut and made to at
on snort notice. WeJiave a»vood workmen as
warrant all work
.«vnt' A®dii/ houfef to ifive satisfaction. We have
on hand for manufacturing or sale by the yard
cheap caßsluicraS,sal.iiiets and a variety of clotl's
tor mens and bovs wear from 25cts per yard
upward. Also. Shirts, Collars, Tics, utn
biellur* &c.
Samples Of goods.and dh-wtions frti*self meas
■ Brenwnt'si'ift flv maU M|¥Ut iifplieatitnn
: tto»» #lot& aid ctotthjjj to i, si
» : u ' * ,f *** BRO.,
,«• "« tfnder TVnbuw, N. C.
NEW GOODS,
!' rw rr- '
P. R. HARDEN,
.Jlisjust recclrcd a new and well selected
stock of
Ladies dress goods
such as fcWk and white Alpaccas, Suitings,
Lirinerfs, rtques, Calico's, bleaciied and bro#u
Sheetings, bearfs, Handkerchiefs, Skirt Ele
vators, cambric and hamhurg Edgiugs and In
sertiags, Slmwle and Cloak*, dress Buttons, ball
Fringe, lii.ncn Cdilars, Gloves and a full line of
Hosiery. Also rpady «(\ic clothing and mens
wear, consisting of cloths, all wool casimers
Salem and Kentucky Jeans, flue dress shirts and
wool undershirts and drawers, Collars, and Cuffs,
Boots, Shoes, nils and Cups, Ladies Zeiuler
morocco and cloth Gaiters. A flue assortment
of Hardware ai d Cutlery, sole, harness and
upper Leather, Buggv Harness, Sadies, Bridles,
Halters, Hame-Strings, Collars, btiL'uy Whips,
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, Bacon, Lard
Flour, corn meal. Salt, Coffee aud. Sugar, Kite!
j^WM*'l!fWSy} , "iots, Oil* .ind Dye
1** 1 canned Oysters, Pine
j , Ci^ af ' p ' " "PC of Lauu
dry Tojiet Soapls, Extracts and Pbrlumery,
Jfaynes and Ayers Bateni Bochees
German Syrm> August Flower.
Planters Prtdfe Plow and Plow Castings.
Crockery, Glass and Earthcrnware.
Indeed any article,uwwilly kept in a first class
general meiehandftc. All of whicl. will be sold
exceedingly cheap for Wish or country produce.
We will make It to your interest to call and
Examih^lore^urchasing.
I ( OI'RT,
Mr Bk "i""* 8 C»»Bir.
G eorge,jJWJ)ng. as aroir. of ") t r N
Joa. B. McM array I
V 8 r-
J. J. Turner and wife Mary E., I Spoclal
E. K. Hines and wife. Collie
L , Ilarvey Sawyer and wife, proceedfbga.
Bet tie A, J. P. Bradshaw and
\Xjfe, Isabella, G. C. MeMur
ray and John A. McMurray.
This is a proceeding by tlie plaintiff to obtain
-a license to sell laud to pay debts against the
estate of his Intestate.
It appejring that Harvey Sawyer is a neces
sary party, and that he is a non resident of the
State, It is ordered: That publication herool be
made In THE ALAMANCE for six sue
eesslve weeks, in lieu of pi rsonal service of
summons upon the said Ifarvey Sawyer, and if
lie shall fair to answer for tweatv one da>s a iter
the expiration of such puWlbuii >ll judgement
will he entered pro conftnao airainst him.
Dohe at ofliee in Graham this the Cth dav of
September 1878.
A. TATE, C. 8. C.
_— —. —— —-Alamance county.
«r*-~—j,
WAite Lead, Ready Mixed Paints, Linseed
oil & Tanners 1 ' od, at' SCOTT fc JL>ON-
Nf.LL'S _ r fT
* i.% $
: ♦ GRAHAM N. 0.,
Attorney at Law y
Practice in Alamance and adjoining couties,
and in the Fedaral courts
&,f LAST
There is a tobacco market in this county.
McCaulcy & Smith
is.
of COMPANY Strops, are buying TOUACCO, and
paving for it iu caslr OT barter at the very bljrh
est prices. Aud also RAW-HIDES, for which
they pay the highest prices.
TO® ®S®BB
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Tobacco Tntd il&w-hhlcs
produce, ihey iutend by frequent orders to
keep their stock always full, and by turning
over often can afford to make small profits.
, Ocriilwt. Iy.
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9 Spruce Bt. N. Y.
TO THE
i
Traveling Public
! .4g&r
p I take this method of informing the public
bat I have taken cliarge of the
l .t ...jtU .. »i* ' - ■ .... '.
Graham Hotel
f' ' '
St Orahitn, N. V- I am now having the build
■ inga_room* and' premises thoroughly re] paired
> and rcnyrrauM and It k my frnqtose o keep a
house which * ill-bem ever.Aeßpect first Class.
The table shall be supplied with the >ery best
provisions the market aflords and good ser
r vauts only will be kept.
A hack will meet guests at the Depot on the
f arrtral of trains.
, Give me a trial and I guarantee that you will
r not go away dissatisfied. • „„„„
E Scot! 17th 1878. F. ?. FCGH,
Propr.
SINGER
Vamiiy'snrinj machine
Surely Ahead iu Rule", of all
Competitors.
* THOSE WHO USE THEM
speak in high terms of their merit
Machines Made EtpeciMy for
tailokh, shoe iriAKiyis.
AND lI.IRIVKgSinAKBBi.
WHICH ARE UNSURPASSED
We are prepared to sell on
; Monthly Instalments
for country produce, good notes or cash at a
lew price, 'us may b«st suit the purchaser
Do not buy a sewing machine until you have
tried the * CMC fill
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Greensboro, N Ci
KG. CARTLAND, Manager.
■MEDICAL'
A>U x
• Drag
' I hereby bog to notify' the public that 1 shall
keep iu uiy Drug store at Company Shops, at all
times, a full store and Medicines of the
best and purest, bought at low prices for cash,
of the very best wholesale and importing houses.
i. and will sell reason A lily low —1
I have also employed a thorough,
COMPETENT. AEX l»K H« I NCH O
v DKI'KGINT,
who will sleep at the store, and wait on custo
mers at all hours, 'day or night.
I will in the future devote myself to the prac
tice ol my professiQirand solicit patronage. I
' have had an experience of twenty-five years
active practice, and will attend calls promptly
at all times, aud charges shall be at ail times
and iu all cases moderate.
. JOHN 8. MURPHY, M. D.
Go. Shops, Alamance Co. N. C. .
Oct. sth 1&8.
ALACE JEWELRY STORE
YY B * FARRAR,
OPTICIAN, WATCH.MAKB .
AND JEWELER, AND
AND DEALER IN
lTAfcns, cr-ocKS. JEWE.BV
Silver Ware; Bridal Presents, Solid
Rings, Walking Canes,
Gold -Hens, &o. - j h
* 'if.' C.
,j _ s ;f . •h- - 1 W'4 - ' |
Which will be a#ld cheap
SlilMßlH
~2 mi j ci \ I .
The Dead
I deal in American and Italian
. Marble Moaameats
and Headstones
[ would Inform tlie public that I am pre
pared to do work as ,
Cheap as any yard in
- the State,
GUAKANTEE PFRFECT
SATISFACTION.
Parties living at a distance will save money
by sci ding to me for PRICE LIST a'ld
DRAWINGS. To persons making up a
rlub of six or mure, I olfer the
JVlost liberal indne e "
ments,
and on application will forward designs
&c„ or visit them in peison
Any lund of marketable produce
taken in exchange for work.
S. C. ROBERTSON,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Ucan make money, faster at work for as
tba« anything else. Capital not requir
ed; wo will start you. *l3 P9r day at home
made by the industrious'. Men, women, and
boys and girls wanted everywhere to work
for' ns. Now is the time. Costly outfit and
. terms free. Address Thue & Co., Augusta,
[ .'Maine. ' •
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t All kinds of Country Produce taken in
. exchange for Goods, at SCOTT & DON
IS ELL'S- -
SUectinge, checks & Yarns, at SCOTT &
I DON N ELL'd
You can find tlie best stttfk and cheapest
goods at SCOTT & DONNELL'H.
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i
HIOH SCHOOL
t
11. C. TEAGTTE, Principal.
The fifth session of this School will re-opcn
on the Ist Monday in Aurnst next, and continue
twenty wcoVB Tuition fromss to 20 dolai'p pe
session. Bonrd. including lights and washing
from $8 to $7 per month. For any additional,
information, address the Principal, Rock Creek'
$ N
NOTICE.
e :
Having qualified *s administrator on the es
tate of L. A. Fogleman decewc*, 1 will offer
for sale at Hie late residence of s lid deceased,
OCTOBER TUE 4th 1878
at pjblie auction, for cash, the personal prop
erty belonging to said estat", consisting in part
of tlte following to wit: 4 head of horses. 14
head of cattle, 10 head of sheep, 35 head of toga
i four horse wagon, 1 two horse wagon, Jl two
j horse'carriage and harness, 1 buggy, 1 sett
black smith lools. 1 still, and fixtures, wheat,
hay, straw, house-hold and kitchen furniture
audvother articles not mentioned.
[ All persons indebted to s.iid estate most make
1 immediate payment and those holding clainis
e against said estate must present them on o.i
> before the Ist day of April 1879, or this notice
l > will be plend ii. bar of recovery.
Sule to begin mill o clock A. M. „■ --v
. A. C. t'OBLE, Admr.
* Sept. 14th 1878.
1 1 R. W. Son
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y , ~)« 'Wf
8
Keep constantly op hand at their store in
he Bonbow House, a full stock of ,
Drugs, Toilet Articles
r. *
Paints, Glass, Chemicals,
TRUSSES AND SUP^Ol^tTEa
and everything found in a first class Drrg
Store,
... . ~ t0 "- - -• "•
FJRESJI AND CHEAP.
1 * -/krr.rrf" hH#
illngc and (!•>■ try merchants Talis
" •■*'* ' U -j, ill'"
;? ' • ''.--.J
N*liw,
MM
Highost Award at The Cen
tennial
Diploma of Honor and Meda
of Merit, foi
Grand, Upright & Square
i "' .
pums.
The principal points of snporiority ip the
STIEFF Pianos are brilliant singing quality
of tone, with greal power— event ess of touch.
throughout the entire scale, faultless action,
unsurpassed durability, and unexcelled
- workmanship.
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- - 4 9 \ k M->~
I A large variety of Second-hand Pianos,
1 of ail makers, constantly lu store, and rang
ing in prices from $75 to t3OO.
• - wc are also Sole Agents for the Southern
- *3*
States of the
' * Ma tchless' Hurdett
Organs,
The Best BOW made,
s '•> tfi :
A full supply of every style constantly m
store, and sold on the most liberal terras.
For Terms and Illustrated Catalogues of
s Pianos and Organs, address
CIIAS. M. STIEFF,
No 9 N. Liberty Street,
BALTIMOKK, MO.
J. T. CROCKER,
8 ATTOBNEV AND COUNBBI.LOR
5 AT IiAW.
a '
k
* »Asheboro , N. C'.,
SCOTT A CALDWELL,
Gueensuobo,'
r- . ■ i ---■
Associate Counsel.
Practices in the courts of Raldofph and
and adjoining counties.
>t Special attention given to tbc colicc
j ion of claim*.
Cheap! cheap!!
As Assignees of Daniel Wferth, bankrupt, we
aro now selling ijis largo
Stock of Goods
at prices so low that all must bo induced to buy.
These goods
Must b Sold
and turned into money "at once, without regard
to their coft. The stock Is large, and consists
of almost everything usually found in a general
storu. It win "pay all t J examine for themselves
and get such articles as they may need while
they hate an opportunity to do so at the low
prices now put upon them.
Cash Down
is the necessary term*. The entire stock must
be closed out.
Ready-made Clothing, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Boots and Shoe*, Hats,-Notion, Crockery,
Ladies Hats, and very many other articles, all
put down to prices tl at will sell them light
away. 1 f -i.
J.M.WORTH
J uly 10th 1878. 'J. A. McCAULET.
-* —»——-——*>— —Assignees
•K.i "i .in..
I propose to furnish the Graham and Com
pany Shops market with nice fresh beef at
prices as reasonable as can be afforded.
Persons having good beef cattle to sell will do
well to let me know. .
I will be at Compant Shops on
Monday and Friday
venings of each week, and at Gbaham on
'• 'V* -**■' ,fi ' ' _ , . :
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
mornings of each week, certain,
" A. A. ANDREWS;
June 4. tf.
Farmer Friend Plows at SCOTT A DON
NELL'S.
Do yon know where to buy ready inade made
clothing? Why, at Company
Do you want to buy buggy trimmings? Go to
the Shops to
J. Q. GANT&CO.
Wa'ot to bur your wife a dress? You can find
anything you want by going to
J. Q. GANT A CO.
Thi sis the time to fix for canning fruit. You
havn t got the jar* and cane. You can get just
what you need from
J. Q. GANT & CO.
Tools are needed for carpentering and work on
tho farm, you can be supplied by
A * J. Q. GANT A CO.
Bound to h&ve shoes, and you ougnt fo get
them wbeie tiiev are cheapest and best. Goto
the yellow store at Co. Shops.
J. Q. GANT & CO.
Family gMcerifcs arte a necessity—Sugar, cof
fee and molasses can't be done without. Con
cerning these articles enquire of
J. Q. GANT& CO.
Can you spare anything OH the farm? Take It
to the Shops to
• . J Q. GANT & CO.
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IN 1 Its A* It OH ITK COtIBT,
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Alamance County
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In the matter of the last will)
and tastament of WM. Wells, j caveat to will.
In this matter it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court iltat Solomon Wells one of th»
heirs at law and devisees of William Wells '«
not a resident Of this State: It iB ordered that
notice of this oa,vrat be made upon the aaid
Solomen M'ells bv publication inTHK Alamancb
Gleaner, a newspaper published in the town of
Graham, weekly, fornix sutcessive weeks. And
that lie atipeau and show cause why said will
should not be set aside and declared null and void-
And that if he fail tfoappear and show cause at the
expiration of said time judgment shall be had
pro confesso as to him.
Done at office this 84th)
June 1878. j
A. Tate,
C. S. C. and Probate Judge.
Scott & Donnel)
Graham N C
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Dealers in
.jI i ►
BBV (iOOBR. OBOCBBIE
IIARVWABB, HATH, BOOT
«r M |IOBS. KTOTIOItIH, lit ON,
STBlli, SAI.T, ITIOI.AB
- UKl'Utf, MBDI
VINII, DVB
BTUfrF «|C *C.
IN THI BVPBBIOB COI7BT,
Alanmro County
Joseph Tate, Ruffin P. Mitchell and wife
Margaret and others.
William Tate, James Talc, Heirs at law of
names, numbtfrs, sexes snd unknown
and others if others there be who are entitled
under the will of Joaeph dee'd. who
are nonresidents of the Slate- FV,,
This is a proceeding to sell real estate?
described in petition for partition. The real
property has been sold aud the commissioner
has made his report, and a motion for confir
mation is now pending; and thereto
i 3 not filed within ten days after full service
of this notice by publication, aaid report "NILL
in all things be confirmed, and title directed
to BEWADE TO IBEPOTT BAWMR.' J>nr?E at office
in Graham this the oth of Aug. 1878; •
. A,*TATE C, S. C.
Alamance Coudty.