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% PBIUCMIV* SYMPATHY, • -*L It is (old of the venerable Dr. G probably (tie most eminent surgeon in this conntrv, that while performing oiterations before liij class ill (lie Block ley hospital, a littlft girl was placed upon the table. The child was a pauper bearing in every feature the signs ot waut and poverty. The operation required was am pota tion at the hip joint, one of the most difficult in surgery. She was brought under the influent* of an anesthetic. The surgeon rapidly explained to the students the uec«Mii} of tbo operation, and the probability, that the poor baby wou!d die nudor the knife. He look t ho instruments, glanced down at the thin white face oftho little creature v. lioin the world had used so hardly, and then suddenly stooped aud kissed her on the lips. 'Gentlemen, you will pardon me/ he snid, with au unsteady voice; *1 am a fni her.' The operaticn was successful, aud the 'child, we are glad to say, did not djc. There is evidence that the most ruccessful physicians have been those who, besides learning aud skill, possess e> I threat tenderness and quick sympathies. No profession, probably, requires exercise ot a higher sense of .honor, or flner tact. Men are apt to show to their phypklan the skeletons In their borne*, Mid the diseases of their mind, as well as the ailments of their hddies. There in, perhaps, no profession in which laterality !s as constantly and secretly practioed. Dr. H ,an eccentric, well known fn the West a few years ago, was noto rious for his enormous;,charges to the rich, and bis lavish generosity to the poor. A penniless man who employed him was almost sore of a comfortable support for himself and his family as long as he was a patieut. A Methodist clergyman who had re qnired a costly operation and long attendance ndsed flve hundred. dollars with: difficulty, and then asked the sargeonlor his bill, trembling lest the amonnt would not oover it. He ex pected no mercy, ns- the doctor was a notoriously profane man, and professed no love (or the clergy; but the bill was handed to him receipted. 'Did—did my parish"—stammered the minister. 'No, no; paid it yourself. Want the items?* seizing a slip of p*per add jotting down, 'Dr. 11. to llev. M. C , Dr. To one sermon, February 18th, SOO6. To one do., May 10th, S2OO. To one do. May 10th, S2OO. To one do., Jane Ist, not one cent/ Jhe poor ministor was wont to tell the story with great zest for years afters ward.— Youths Companion A teLDHBS ©BATH, Private Fisher had remained through all Ids trials stout, fresh and hearty, in teresting in appearance and so gentle* mannered anil uncomplaining that wo all loved him. Supported on his crutches he had walked up aud dowu his wsrd for the first time sinee he was wounded ttiid 6eeraed almost restored. That same night be turned over aud attered an ex clamation of pain. Following the nurse to his bed, and turning d>wn the covering, a btnall jet of blood spurted up. The of the splintered bone must have severed au artery. 1 iustantly put my finger on the little orifiice aud awaited the surgeon, lie soon came —took a long look and . smtok his head. The explanation was easy; the artery was imbedded iu the fleshy part of the thigh and could not bo taken np. No earthly power could savo bun. There was no object in detaining Dr. strength; aud long I sat by the boy, un conscious himself that any serious trouble wu apprehended. The hardest trial of my duly was laid upon me; the necessity of telling'a man in the prime ol ttte aud tuUness of strenth that there wa« no Dope for him. It was done at last, aud the verdict reovived patiently and courageously ,s>tme directions given by which his mother would be iu formed, ot his death, aud then lie turned his questioning eyes upon my 'How long can I live?' • 'Only as long as 1 keep my finger upon this artory.' A pause ensued'. God alone knew what thoughts ran through that .heart and brain, called so unexpectedly iroiu all earthly hopes nod ties. He broke the silence at last: 'Yon eau let go'— But 1 could not. my own life had trembled in the balance. Hot tears rushed to my eyes, a surging souud to my ears, and a deathly coldness to my lips. The pang of obeying liini was spared me, aud lor the first and lust time during the trials that sarronnded mo for foui years, I fainted away. A abort time ago a Dunbnry man had forty dollars stolen from him. Th« thief waa sabsequently struck with re worse, and dollars, jfttr. j Madam j Dr. B. A. Se liars* ad. I hare 'nst returned from wher* I purchased • large stock of DRY GOODS of the latest and beat styles ud quality, also heavy stock of Men's and boy's hats (•■4lm and nIHM ImmU and Ball In great variety with the latest and beat ' Trimmed styles. All of which were bonght with* cash and will be sold at a small profit Now Styles Miss Sailie J. Gragson takes p'easurp In announcing to her friends anil the public, that she is no x receiving her Spring supply of jniiltaary sad F mmej CJaada aid Nafiaas. Her stock is varied and complete, and her prices as low as the tame class of goods in any house this side of Baltimore. Orders from the country solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. Opening to-day, April Isih. at PUGH'SJCOBNEB Graham. April 18th 1879. New Millinery 9*—*9 ~ — l I desire to inform idt friends and customers, of Coinpauy obops, and Alamance county that 1 have received my new Spring stock of tho latest styles of millinery g'«od* and no tions. consisting of BoNKßTsand HATS, trimmed and ontrimmea. a great variety of FLOWBBS. and oi her trimmings for ladies head wear; and besides a select stock of NOTIONS including ladies bearfs, and many articles which are tasty and cheap. As I have no house rent, clerk biro or other expense in connection with selling my goods, I am quite certain that I can sell as cheap, and I think a little cheaper than others. I may be found Wt my old store room, in the dwelling, where I hare been for the past few seasons, and where I ehall be glad to see cos towers. MISS JEN NIK BOULDIN. April 30. 1 m. Hirsgioi. COBOT Alaasaaee Caaalf. ' llfred Iseley ant B. F, Morton vs Notice to show Valentine Drannoch and cause. Joseph Baroer. This is a motion for execution to issue upon a Judgement of this court, docketed on 23nd#day of May 1808, for $18,92 with interest from the . Ist of March IMB. and one dollar and seventy five cents costs. This motion will be heard at office of tbe Superior Court olerk of Alamance county, in Graham, on Saturday the !4tb day of June 879 wheu and where if the said Brannoch falls lo show cause to the contrary an oruer will be made pro concetto as to him and execu tion will Issue. Done at office in Graham) on the 28rd day of April > 1879. I - A. TJTB, C.S. C. C Alt Aft* CLUB HAT KB. The 'Baaay Baalh' aad The OUaser far Only t9 M For $3.50 we will send THB GLBINBR and the StiMNy SOUTH one year, p wtage prepaid, to any. address. As everybody knows, the SUNNT SOUTH Is our beautiful and popular Southern illustrated Family Weekly, and should be taken at once by every family. Over 500 good writers are contributors to its columns, and it contains a wonderful variety of reading matter, con sisting of Stories, Bisays, Poems, Editorials on all Subjects, Chess, Puzzles, Problems, Society Gossip, General News, Dramatic Notes, Per sonal Items, Humor, Health Notes, Answers to Correspondents, etc., etc. It has recently been made the official organ of the Georgia Teachers Association, and of the State School Commissioner and every teacher should subscribe, at once. Grand new stories are beglning in it every few Wfeks and one of the very finett U now runulng i entitled, "JEWf, GENTILE A»D OHBtIUN, OR THE CURSE OF MONjjiY— k STUDY OF CREEDS." The regul r subscription prl JO IS SB. a year, or two subscribers for 45. Any one se n dlng two subscribers for $5.00 will receive a large and I handsome oil chromo. By sending six snb scrlbers at t*o dollars and a half each, any oue , will receive .an extra copy free for one year and '. a maimlfieent oil picture 94x30 inches in sine r Address. » SUNNY 80UTH, Atlanta, Ga. | Clothing! Clothing!! ' We would respectfully announce that we have Just opened a large stock, and are receiving more, of f - rp ' - I | Fall and winter clothing ' which we are determined to sell as low as tht quality of the poods will admit, We factoring for tbe custom trade from tbe best i goods the New York Market affords, which wt \ Keep on hand ready to be cut and made to fli on short notice. We have as good workmen ai we can find in tbe country and warrant . done at our house |o give satisfaction. We havi ! s sgscezxtt&ttJs • for mens and bovs wear from #«• per yan upward. Also Shirts, CoUars, Ties, BIS brellars Ac. ..... , „ Samples of goods and directions for sou meas i urement sent by mall npon application. , For cloth and clothing go to F. G. CABTLAtfD A BRO., ■Oder Benbow Hall, Greensboro, N. C. i Iron & Steel Shovels, Bull Tongues, am Shovels, Heel Bolts A Single Tiees a SCOTT fc DONNKLL'S. NOTICE. The undersigned having qualified as admin intra tor of Jacob A. Boon, deeaared, hereby notifies all perabns holding olalma against the estate of his Intestate to preaent them to -him, duly proved, on or before the 15tb day ot April, A. D. 1880, or this aotioe Will be plead ed In bar of their recovery T. T. SMITTT, April 29, 1819-6 W. * Adm'r. e a; m ..Sr. •*'-^( i £ jgajHgs e?9AjbK Bgd§r* Tailor. -4gjJJ Cutting ana making done in tlie late fashions and most desirable manner. «llc keeps constantly ou hand Sam pi i of latent styie good* for gcntlcmeus wea and will order according to selection « customers. Gr main .1 *. TO MY CUSTOMERS * and / * THE PUBLIC, I have just returned from the North where ■elected and purchased what I claim to be thi best Stock of Goods ever brought to tills market, consisting in partol PIKCR «SOOR»S, I,A OIKS I>»KS (joaun. MDIKB OI.OAH*,€OAHI HAHDWABB. HADDI.KB, BV«. CIV NAKNBMi PI.OWB, ■ BON. HKADV-HADB CI.OTUINO; the beat stock of ZEIGLERS SHOES la tow-, OJ d line of BROGAN and PLOW SHOES of ail kinds, and every "irncie /Sand in a Gctieraal Store. X bought these goods cheap, and will sell tbem cheap. All kinds of country produce tak en at the highest market price. With thanks for the patronage heretofore enjoyed, I beg to invite an inspection of my new stock. Octo. 29th 1873. J. W. HARDEN, CMOKf VY BLAfIKWELi.9 ■ Hi M DURHAM mm TOBACCO HjnDR. BUTTS The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER fsur para.indeODtainialukli for both married and to Dr. Battaf new *ork» 1« in no way of oucftionabl. ok» meter, but b .omelhinjc tkat rxrry •kould knew The TaatL th« Ticttm of early iTMlbcrttioii; tk« ■aa.rtlMrwb* ■wHkcftlw healths mavbe.lrut with waning vlfor in tl>eprima to."—SLLoub Journal. , 1 ■ k I V I ■ >1 rtnuß nun-ffi ct» ochLUUUU both la oMTolmne, tl; in cloth flj I n Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. A .dressing which AKi\ onoe agree i able, healthy, JHf VK&s. and effectual for preserv- Bfing the hair. Faded or graj is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and freshness of youih. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair flecked, and baldness often, though tot always, cured by its use. Novldng can re store the hair where the follicles are , destroyed, or the glands atrophied t and decayed. But such as remain 1 can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair trom turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious sub ' stances which make some prepara- . (ions dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desir able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cam bric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich gloesy lustra and s gratefbl perfume. PKMTAMMD BT Dr. I. C. AVER * CO., Uweil, Man, TrmrtUmt mm* Chemif. lut BY Ali. DRUGGISTS miTWHn* pALACE JEWELRY STORE FARRAR, - ; -••• v. n* .W AT«K ~A1*• - • ■ • 'AND JEWELER, AND —- AND DEALER IN WATCH*, CI.OCK«. Silver Ware; Bndal Presents, Solid Rings, Walking Canes, Gold Tens, &c. GREENSBORO, N. C. Which will be Mid cheap SIMfMBIH The Dead £ deal in American and Italian Marble Monuments and Headstones [ would inform th« public that I am pre pared to do work as Cheap as any yard in the tate, V ANO GUAIiANTEE PFRFECT SATISFACTION. * Parties living at a distance will save money by seidiug to me for PRICE LIST anil DBAWINGB. To persons making upj , * rinb of six or m»re; I offer the Most liberal induce ments, »nd on application will forwirl Ac,, or visit tbem in peison Any kind of marketable produce taken *in exchange for work. S. C. ROBERTSON, J.T.CROCKER, A.TTOKNK V AND COUNSBIiI/OR AT I.AW. Asheboro, N. C., SCOTT & CAUJWELL, . Gbkensboro,' Associate Counsel. Practices In the courts of Kaldolph and j ind adjoiniug counties. BT Special attention given to the colJec ( if cVairai!. , U can make mouoy faster at work for ns than anything else. Capital not requir ed; we 1 will start you. sl3 per day at home made by the Industrious. Men, women, and boys and girls wanted everywhere to work ter as. Now is tbe time Contly outfit and forms free. Address Tkub & Co., Augusta, Maine. - . - oration or«.**«. Anv h»« Jlcnto. Dr. W. '*4®®.''' „ *•* j WNISUIfe Sltmc Ciarlansll. O. ' O£EftKS& HKJH SCHOOL H. C. TEAOUE, Principal. The sixth session of this School will re-open on the fltb day of January 1870, and continue twenty wec>s. Tuition fromsS to 30 dolarspp r session. Board, including lights and washing from t6 to per mouth. For any additional •information, "ddyswtbtt Principal, N. C. . 1 " 5™ Do yon know where to buy ready made made clothing? Why, at Company Shops, from J. Q. GANT & CO. Do yon wunt to bny boggy trimmings? Go to the Shops to J. Q. GANT & CO. Wa it to bur yonr wife a drtss? You can And ! anything you want by going to J. Q. GANT A CO. Till i is the time to fix for canning frutt. harn t got the jars and cans. You can get what you need from J. Q. G ANT Jfc CO. Tools are needed for carpentering and work on the farm. I'ou can be supplied by J. (j. GANT & CO. Bound to hare shoes, and yon ougnt fo get them wlieie thev are cheapest and best. Go to the yellow store at Co. Shops. J. Q. GANT & CO. Family groceries are a necessity—Sugar, cof fee and molasses can't be done without. Con cerning these articles enquire of J. Q. GANT & CO. - Can yon spare anything off the farm? Take 1 to the Shops to . J Q. GANT A CO. ScrftNt Donnell ~tjrahann #U Dealers in DRV OOODS. CJROCKRIR HARDWAHK, II ATM, BOOT - *NIIOE«, NOTIONS, IKON, STEBIj, SAI.T, nOIAB> SBS, OUVO», ItlftOI" DINKS, I> I K BTVIF&C AC. 1879 1879 Bargains! Bargains!! Boots, Shoes 8f Gaiters, Prices lower than ever. -r O-O I respectfully call the attention, of the poodle of Alamance and adjoining counties to the fact that I hare just received a large and complete stock of leataer, aiid shoe findings, which I am prepared to make up promptly, and with satis faction to all. I have all' the latest styles both for liadles ud Gentlemen ond Ido none bat first class work. Repairing done neatly and promptly. Thanking the public for the patronage so generously bestowed on me in the past, and promising my best efforts to merit a continuauce of the same, A am very Kespectfully W. N. MURRAY, Graham, N. 0 (Shop East of the Court House. NOTICE. Application will be made at the ofllce of the North Carolina Railroad Company in thirty days from date for issue of Duplicate certificate No. 126, dated September lßih 1854. for one share of stock in Baid Company, the original bring lost or mislaid. WILLiAm HOLMES. This Ist day of April 1879. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TUESDAY HIE 27th DAY OF MAY, 1879, at Company Shops, I will offer for sale, under* Deed ol Trust duly executed by Jan.es O. ' Moore and Mary 11. Moore and recorded in Trust Register of Alamance County, the fol lowing real Estate in the town of Company Shops, aa the property of James Q. Moore. J. Lot no, 76 bounded as follows Beginning at the Intersection of Davis and Mendenhall t streets, thence South dft:rees West 319 i feet to the intersection of Mendenhall and i Moans streets, then North 48 degrees. West 564 feet to stake on Means street, corner of lot no. 87, thence North degrees East ; >l9 feet to • stake on Davis .tree*, another , corner of Lot no. 87, thence South 43 degrees i East 664 feet to first station, (except the part ' i sold by J»E- Boyd assignee to W. C. Tarpley,) t : and supposed to contain acres. i 11. On* other peice or parcel, situate in said i Town,adjoining said Lot no 76 lying between Davis and Means street, known as Lot no. 87, being now enclosed with and as a part of Lot no. 76 and supposed to ooulain one and one i half acres. 111. One other peioe of Land, situate In said Towu, and bounded on the Eaast by the lands of the North Carolina Railroad Company; on j the South by the lands ofWil U fellarc; n the i West by the lands of John Curtis and on the \ North by t»«e lands af George Trwaler, suppos , ed to eonuin one and one third acres. Known as the "Tan Yard Lot." IY. Also the following artioles of personal property*. One Walnut Ward-robe, one Sewing Machine, one set of Walnut fnrniture, maible top, one Hat Rack, one Centre Table, one Sofa, aix Mahogany Parlor Chairs, two cane bottom Chairs, one Rooking Chair, one Set Marble Top Furniture, one Book Cass and drawers, one Bureau, one Bedstead and Bnread, one Side Board, ene other Side Board, Five Beds, Mattresses and Bedding, one Carriage and harness, one two horse Wagon, oae black Mule and one Pony. , JWTerms cash, or as announced on day of gale. J. w. GRAHAM, Trustee. 1 April 26th 1879. Farmer Friend Flows at SCOTT A DON f NELL'S. Knitting Cotton A Zephyr Wool, at BCOTT « a donnei ';u I J V ' . ' . '' : V * -:" V • NEW GOODS, P. R. HARDEN, » I Has just received a new and well selected stock of Ladies dross goods sjch as hi ark and -white Alpaccas, Suiting*, Linnens, Piques, Calico's, bleached and brown ! Sheetings, fccurfs, Handkerchiefs, Bkirt Ele vates, cambric and Hamburg Edgings and ln sertlugs, Shawls and Cloaks, dress Buttons, ball Fringe, linnen Gloves and a full line of Hosiery. Also ready made clothing and iiieui wear, consisting of cloths, all wool casiuiers, Salem and Kentucky J a*#, fine dress shirts and wool undershirts and drawers, Collars and Cuffs, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ladies Zeigler morocco and cloth Gaiters. A fine assortment of Hardware aid Cutlery, sole, harness and tipper Leather, Buggv Harness, Sadies, Bridles, Halters. Hawe-Stringe, Collars, bugity Whip*, Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Flour, com meal. Salt, Coffee and Sugar, Riee, Drugs and Medicine*,' Paints, Oils and Dve- StufFs, Cardies, Cakes, canned Oysters, Pino Apples, Strawberries, Sardines, cbewine and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, a full line of Laun dry and Toilet Soaps, Extracts and Perfumery, Jaynes and Ayers Patent Medicines, Bouhees German Syrup and Greens August Flower. Planters Piidc Plow and Plow Castings. Crockery, Glass and Eartliernware. Indeed any article usually kept ii» a first das# general meicliaudise. All of which will be sold exceedingly cheap for cask or country produce. We yill make it to yonr interest to call aud Examine, our stock before purchasing. Oeto. 58th, 1878. siHGEBT - Family sewing Sarclr Ahead In Sulci, of all Cwmpeiilora. THOSE WHO USE THEM spefck in high terms of flieif* merit Machines Made ISrpecially for TAILORS, SHOE MAKERS. AND HARNESS MAKERS WHICH ARE We are prepared to sell on ' » JVlonthly Instalments •n. for conntry produce, good notes or cash at a lew price, as may best suit the purchaser. Do not buy a sewing machine until you' have ti ted the SI NO BR Singer Sewing Mncbin&Co, Greensboro, N. C. F. G. CARTLAND, Manager. GBAEIHHIfiH SCHOOL GRAHAM, N. C. REV. D A. LONG, A. M. RE* . W- W. STALKY, A. M. REV. W. 8. LO«G, A. M. Opens August 26th 1878, and closes the last Friday in May, 1879 Board 98 to (10 and Tuition #3 to $4.60 month. Dr. m F. Bason, wwmm * Will attend calls in .Alamance and adjoining counties. Address; Haw River, P. O N. C. R. i — SUPERIOR COURT. Alantasfc Gsaalf, Lucretia Cable Against. Heirs at law of Cynthia Young, McMnda Job, Elizabeth Linnens, Abel Hobbs, Samuel Hobbs, Lewis Hobbs, Snsan Barton, Rohenna Causey, Emanuel ingle, Susan Hughes, Anthony Ingle A wife Lanra, Elisabeth Lamb, Heirs of Franky Thomas. Heirs of Masheta Job, Lizzie & Johu, ! Govan Ingle, Heirs of Vluccnt Ingle, Lewis Cable, Polly Job, Hanni.h Whitsell, Alexander Cable, Isabella Cable, Emily Gant, Rachel Holt, Dauiel Cable, Perccelia Tickle, Susannah Stone, Edna Law, Valentine Cobb, Elisabeth Cobb, Israel Cobb, Jane A. Pliipps, Isabella Robertson, Molina Andrews, William Wyrick, Newton Wyrick, 1.-rael Cable, Elisabeth Cable, Jane Cable, Wilkins Cable, Catherine Gnole Saml. Cable, Milton J. Cable, William Cable and EH Cable. . This is a special proceeding for the allotmen of dower of do»er, by Lucretia, widow oft lirael Cable,and it appearing to the satis fact! on of the court that the heirs of Cynthia Young, names and sexes unknown. Elizabeth Lin nans Abel Uobbe, Saml. Hobbs and Elizabeth Lamb, heirs of Fraoky Thomas, names aud sexes unknown, heirs of Masheta Job, Lizzie and -John, Gavsn Ingle, heirs ol ViDCent Ingle, Daniel Cable, Susannah Sione. Newton Wyrick and William Gable, are all necessary parties to said proceeding, and. are non residents of this State, it is therefore ordered That publication be m de for th"m in Thb Alavancb Qlcankb a newspaper published weenly. in the town of Graham, for six sure jssive weeks, in lieu of personal service ot summons, and that; if theyrafl to appear and answer or den nr within twenty one days, • decree pro eon/b*so will be ottered as to them. Done at office in Graham ) March 28ih 1879. A. Tate, 0. S O. i Alamance County. E. S. PARKER GRAHAM N. 0., Attorney at Law Practice In Alamance and adjoining conties, and in the Fedaral courts ** You can find the best stock and cheapest goods at SCOTT A DON NELL'S. All kinds of Conntry Produce taken in exchange for Goods, at SCOTT & DON- N KLL ■ v * •• , • . *
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