fleam* an , tT on thc scve 11 ffmtes of loku(Q for Hatred ' cofomT, that ;t> noun feet to SftW por- ewt. Try ftoawa- for ttfefti Avew^
•| jjKjGrl*E AN ER
General
S r - rr "* KJVIIAK,
Kev B. W. Mebane. Pastor
■ clocfe- A a. every Sabbath
«rrrice»V "» rv Sabbath evening, except
;„d O'clock.
MeeS ;ver y aluraate cv-
Doauell, Sup't, exer-
Suod»y s V ,V P M
tisM•' i-ltw'. B. Harrell, M. IX Pastor.
3iPTß n7fl O* c;otk A. M. aad 8, PM. on
Service 9 at ' s h baths in eaeb month.
' h " lst / il,Col. W. A. Albright,Supt,
Sunday . A. M.
',l g o'clock? •
•* ,nl f t molars' prayer meeting every
Goixl Temp _ Ult , i ßt an j 3rd Sunday s;
Jloodny nigjj > „g Rt 0 t u i oc k P. M. free to,
ti the "»• l>
ill. v providence 4ne mile from town.
"S* ALonib I'astor- Services every Sun-
DpV V • A# • » T^r
A. M. Rev.
V pse?mee y t\n 9 «ever y Saturday evening at
$ o'clock- —..
C^Tjackw»'B Best vSweet Navy
I'obacco.
fiuoiains last week ami this.
Paniel Anthony la foreman of the
Grand jury.
Mi-s. Cotton of Chatham, has been
Siting relations in Graham.
Fund DRUGS- for the Cash, at tho
goulliwesl corner of Court House
Square, * -
Head what the BANNER WAREHOUSE
,t Durham has to say fm it«elf this week
fteams will have to look to his layrals on
Don't use quinine. Use J. 11. Fonville's
chill cure, to Ud had of him in Graham for
50cents." >'o cure no pay.
1 mo.
Mrc, Col. Holt, and daughters have
returned from the springs, to their home
at Haw River, after au absence ot some
weeks.
Mrs. Dr. Williamson, after a very
jiloasaut sojourn at Glen Alpine and
Catawba Spriugs, hiui returned to her
home, much improved in health.
Mr. John Denny, after building and
improving lor majiy other people, has
gone about doing something for himself.
Wo notice a new piazza, and new blinds
to his dwelling. Well, we like to note
little iutpiovemenls here and there.
If factional Torpor of the Liver ex
ists, the elements of the Bile will remain
in the blood, vitiating that fluid and in
ducing inauy skin diseases. Dr. Bull's
Baltimore Pills are a moat reliale Liv« r
Regulator. Sold everywhere, price 25
centa.
SCRATCH YOUR IIEAD IN ANOTHER PLACE.
—Lunien Crater, the barber, may always,
that is nearly always, be found at his
shop in room No 19 in the Graham
Hotel. The location is quite convenient
awl Crater is a good tarber'. keeps evey
thing nice and clean, and does his work
well.
PHOTOGRAPHS.— Having pitched my
tent in Graham, I will reniain for
two weeks, aud shall be pleased to serve
*ll wanting pictures of whatever stylo.
I take all of the different classes of
pictures, and guarantee satisfacton.
My termß ore moderate. Those not
pleased with the work they order need
not take and pay for it.
W.J. HAYES, Artist
Aug. 18 f 1879.
The Banner Warehouse on Wednesday
1181 '"i'ly earned its name. The brcaK«
were large, and the bidding was most
exciting, prices running up to the high
J'lic h under the active competition of
uklm. Elsewhere, we give selections
" pnecs obtained by this and other
ii ™ DBeB- ere we W'H only state
'Hat 20,000 pounds were sold at an
**crnge ut sl7 {.er hundred—Durham
Recorder.
Two OLD LADIES DEAD.— Mrs. Marv
v-iicy and Mrs. Kuty Wyatt, both of the
wJr r : , . porl,0 » 0f " ,1,e county, died last
Mr! D y . were 1)01,1 ver y °'d women;
Ltoney being about eighty, aud Mrs.
ni io i i ftß . we aio '"formed having com
\v£ ' i '""'dredth year last December
tnin t i i erßla,M * t ' ,at l ' ,e * act of her re>>
T a S c 18 a «tl»enticaled, and ac
liutulrpA Skeptical about these
makfi o r ? People, we intend to
ThVrX Corner Stonjc.—Last
P or ' ,or Stone of the new
erected •? A utllcran church to be
namiP?l npH,,y SI,O P B wa « I»id. I
bi|| ed Macedonia. Rev. W. Kim-
i bßonvillß was master of
Winstnn His and Bev * Mr. Lutz, of
a uj! C address. There
Mdrew «j)ng%ation present. The
we hott n l,ve f c d in Union cbnrdh
a fine pros
ia wor * of building the
pushed ahead, and its
is looked for by Christmas.
*c2ir WntK —His Honor, Judge
n" C ? P rom P ,, y > n Moii
r»Hd i! r " l Cloc^ f Wis Charge to the
* or P n a,, *' fitting. Solic
it forilip s? , waß * post prosecute
Jate been p . to this time there
*Ware°. u 'y misdemeanors.
**aitiu» irfJif* and some out
°'*ach a pk„ felony, none bowevor
Nation tV*** a * to attract general
•ill iJonbtu.. r ailroa d force of the State
*be yjgjjj"®* be aoniewbat increased,
f• Leni» Jl ot tbe bar are J.
**j (rn'h. m Y anceyville, Col. Ruffln,
°*aillßbori» n U i Solicitor Strndwick,
k'k. ii sjCols. Morehead and Gilmer,
oftui?' . Greensboro. 8. H.
J* 00 conntv »;.u D b E- W. Pen, of Jobu-
VOuZLr* lt,B boro to hear from,
1 relnrus from Greensboro
: -
I ( i? UEY AVE BECUN.—We mean the
tali courts and church Festivals. The
court opened here last Monday morn
ing, and the Festival, (ih e very proper
um ? t0 Say BaZaai ) °l >ens Ht Grange
• all, Company Shops, to-morrow-night.
It costs nothing to get into tho midst
ot the charmed circle, but the tribute
that will be exacted after you are once
under the influence and in the power ol
the charmers'cannot well be connctur.
ed. J
On Thursday night, tho night of the
-Ist of August A. D. 1879, and don't
you forget it, the ladies of the Presby
terian church at Company Shops, will
hold a Bazaar, or Festival just as 3011
please to call if, in Granger's Hall, at
Company Shops, for the purpose of rais
ing InnJs to buy a toii.mu'iii.u set for
their church. Mo admission Ire will he
chaiged, and all are cordially invited.
1 here will he many farcy articles, ami
something good to cat* All who at
tend may piomi.-se themselves an even
ing of pleasure, and at tho same time
they will contribute to a worthy and
deserving purpose. Now read this, put
a lit tie small change in your pocket, and
make a bee line for Clang.* Hall, ami
you will teel better forgoing.
(Communicated.)
I* Alt b TIME*.
Owing as we do about fourteen thou
sand million dollars the interest of which
is sapping the life blood out ui every de
partment ot trade and industry, 'who
wonders that limes are hard.
During the last twelve or fifteen years
a largo and expanded industry has "been
hampered, crippled, and almost deslroj ed
by having its lite btood taken from it
through contraction of the currency ami
just in proportion as it has been thus
weakened, it a burdens nave boon increas
ed, by interest ai d taxation until it has
paid more than the sum of the public
debt in interest, am 1 . Mill more to the
Banks lor the use of what the Govern
ment is constitutionally bound to furnish
tree ot cost. Let the people demand that
the bond-holders bonds be converted into
legal tender money, to the end that (lit
burden ot interest may be lightened, and
that money, to be proli sole shall b« com
pelled to co-operate with labor. 'I hi
ileinand would bring about the issue
whether the Banks or the Government
shall issue the money, and whether we
shall continue to bear th e burden ot the
public debt by paying interest on it with
out having the use of it, "or - shall wc
change this curse to a blessi.ig by turn
ing it into money again to be used with
out interest.
The experience of the ton most pros
perous years ot our history has demon
strated that gold and silver money are
not essential to the life, liberty and hap
piness of civilized nations; what we most
need is the establishment of just relations
between productive industry and non-
productive capital, and a just distribution
ot the products of labor. This result
would i>e most speedily and happily ob
tained, it the Government would issue a
currency dirdct to the people, mafce it a
lender in' payment of all dues, and
with it pay olfaud slop the interest on
the public debt, it matters not whether ii
isjcalled green-back or yellow-back, so it
will pass everywhere at its face value.
That sort of a currency free ftoin interest,
issued and distributed to all parts of the
country, in such sums or quantities as
the business requires and demands,wouki
bring things to one common level and be
the beginning of a new era of prosperity
and happiness to the country.
AGRICOLA.
TERBIBLB MTOK.fi ON OUK COAST.
The following dispatches which wo
clip from the Charlotte Obseii-er tell ot a
terrible storm on our coatl:
MOKEHEAD CITY, N. C., August 18.—
We were visited this morning by a terrific
storm from the soulbbasffdamaging per
sonal property here to the amount ot
about $5,000. The Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad track between the
town and the depot is nearly all washed
up. The Atlantic Hotel and gight busi
ness houses in Beau tort were washed
away, while the various other damages
are inestimable. The guesls of the At
iitntic escaped, but the building and con
tents, including all the baggage, is a total
loss.
There is no information from other
sections ot the county, but the damage
must be very great.
■» WILMINGTON, N. C., August 18. —A
t;rrific stcrrn of wind and rain - visited
this section early this moriing" At 4
a. ni. the velocity of thejvind had reach
ed bixtyeight miles per hour. A large
number of shade trees were prostrated in •
the city and seven houses and sheds
were unroofed. No lives wera lost. The
German barque Marie, is ashore with
the mainmast, fore and mizzeniuastK
gone and seven feet ot water in the hold.
The Brittish ship Kate Boos6eld, ashore
above Battery Island, will come off with
out trouble.
It is feard that serious damage has
been done to crops.
Tlt« PRESS CONVENTION
Change of It* Place • f »«••■*>
[Special to The Observer.]
RALEIGH, N. C., August 18.—Owing
to the destruction of the hotels at Beans
tort by recent storms, the press ottrtven
tiou will be called to order at the Gregory
House, at 10 a. m., August 20tb.
W. A. Davis,
Secretary.
We learn from the Reidsvillo Times
that Lee Weatherford, a young man
acred 17 years, was iustautly killed in a
quarter ot a mile of Ruffln by the
accidental discharge ot a gun in Ibe
bands of a negro boy.
L- A.' Paschal I, Esq., waa married
August 12th, 1839. Ue died August
12th, 1379, on ihe anniversary ot
his raaipiage, precisely haif a century
afterwards. A remarkable coincidence.
—Oxford Free Herald.
Owen Ha", * negro in Rockingham
county, was riding •jojjg picking the
banjo when bis borte foil down and kilk
ed him.
DEATH BY SUFFOCATION,
On Wednesday last, George Copley, a
young, industrious man aged about 23,
son of Mr, Wni. Copley lost his life in a
very distressing way. Ilis father had
employed a negro man (o dig a well on
his piemises on (lie outskiits ol Durham.
A hlust had been fired, and the negro
was atraid to go down oa account of ihe
density of the smoke. Young Copley
volunteered, and went down in the buck
et, which lie had half filled with Ihe
fragments of rock, when he called out to
he drawn up. 1J is lather and ihe negro
nulled on Ihe rope, but when less than
hall way up, George fell to tl e bollom.
His father was held back immediately ;
out being tied fast lo the bucket, jie
made the descent. He soon called lo lie
1 rawn up, and -nvlien he reached the
surface, speechless and helpless Iroin tl.e
foul srases. The body ol Geoige was not
long aflerward recovered, and was in*
•erred on Thursday.—Durham l?ecoxl
cr.
ASO(JKCEOF III'CEI BODII.V liyai,
If the habit of bodj becomes Irregular much
evil is inflicted >n the system. The somach be
comes dyspeptic, billions symptoms develop
themselves, the circulation is contaminated, and
the neives share in thegeiierrl disorder. It is
of the utmost importance that the bowels should
l>e thoroughly and speedily regulated when the) -
grow derelict, Tae corrective agent best adapt
ed to this purpose is Hostetter's Stoma eh Bit
ters, a wholecome non-f riping vegatable laxa
tive, worth all the rasping; cathartics invented
since the time of Paracelsus. People who have
been iu the habit of usin{ blue piU, calom' I. ana
other drugs and cheap nostrums for constipa
tion, shob.d abandon 1 ueh hurtful and useless
medicines, and substitute for them this pleasaut
and gentle aperient, which not oniv prodaves
tl e purgative eileet naturally . but also strength
ens widie it regulates the bowels, stomach and
liver. It moreover cures and prcvetns inler
mitts u and remittent fever, rout, rheumatism,
deb.lity and urinary trouble?.
While Mr. Tlios. C. Dixon, Ihe well
kn .wii manufacturer of Snow Camp, 111
Altmancc county, was on his way home
1.1 a busigv, as he renclicd a bridge a
runaway team wirli two men came upon
him. Wis only means of escape wus by
jumping out, leaving his vehicle to its
tale, and saving himself by clinging :o
one of Iho braces of the bridge, and
hanging over the water, twemv leet
belo v. As Tt passed, the runaway wagon
still :k him 011 Ihe leg, bruising it badly
and tearing his trousers, and then it
eamo iu collision with the buggy, and
was brought to a sudden check, violently
throwing out iht young men and bruising
them badlv; tlicy were glad to e-cape
being hurled over into waters below.—
Durham Recorder.
ftKAHU OFFICER* OF TH l£ ft It AIV D
I.OUUU OF 'l'll K I, O, ft. T.
-V
The following officers were elected by
the Grand Lodge ot Good Templars, re*
cently in session at Winston:
G. W. C. T.—T C Williams, of War
renton.
G. W. Councellor—J C Ellington, of
Clay ten.
G. W. y. T.—Miss Mary E. Lyon, of
Gruuville
G. W.Sec.-V Balla.d, of Raleigh.
G. W. Treas —Mrs. E O Beck with, of
Raleigh.
Representatives to the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge—W S Ball, of Greensboro
and N B Broughton, of Raleigh.
YEMOW FEVER,
The news from Memphis seems to In
dicate that the ravages of this disease are
at least not on the increase. Whether
li-om want of populalion, or bccsure lei"
rible experience has learned the people
something in (he way of its control and
management wc do not know. The daily
list of new cases, and ol deaths seem to
have grown smaller. At all events, as
yet, the scourge is nothing to compare
with what it was last year. Wo can only
hope that it is held in check, and that it
may not spread further.
Raleigh O dserver: The work of put
ting up the telephone lines progresses
rapidly. The wires are stretched a'-
most all over the city. After oil these
connections are finished, the instruments
will be put in position. There are about
80 persons booked so far for the instru«
intuits, nqd Mr. Starke, the manager,
says that there will be over 100 by the
end of the month. Tho cost ot an inv
strument per year is $36 anywhere in
the city limits. •
Bob McCorkley a negro, was hanged
at Tayloisville, on the 15th of this
month, for the murder a white man
named Wycoff, in Catawba county, last
fall. Wycoffs wife was sentenced to
the punctuality for life, as being accea
ory before the fact.
Mrs. Nellie Sartoris, daughter of ex.
President Gfan't, died suddenly, at her
English home, on the Gth of this inontn.
She is said to have been an amiable good
woman.
The Salisbury Watchman says:
DiPTrEitiA. —We regret to learn that
this tatal disease has again made its
appearance along the river in the eastern
part of the county. Several children
have died.
A well-spring of pleasure is healthy
baby; keep jonr baby in good health by
using Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.-the friend
of Infancy. Price 25 cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A ftOOD IK *
Thirteen dollars lor one can he realized by
inbscibing for tbe Southern Murtral Journal.
Only SI.OO yearly secures it. I.OO worth of
choice Vocal and Instrumental Music is pub
lished in each monthly number and 91,00 worth
of Premium Sheet Music Is presented each
subscriber; #l3 worth of Music, ail told. Besides
this there is given one hundred pages (Sheet
music size) of valuable and instructive musical
reading matter, comprising musical sketches,
discussions, editorials, hints, correspondence
hints, correspondence and general musical
intelligence from all parts of the world, (the
South not exjepteu.) Sent Ten Ceuts and you
will receive specimen copy (containing 11.000
Worth of Music) by return mail. Address
LUDDEN «fc BATHES, Southern Musio House,
Savannah, Oa. /■
rrctlon or sscesn. Any pni«r>«t b*» lnrr^
dienta. Or. W. w f®"JJ' > *
|Mt SUlk WI»»L ttadanstl. o»
IMIEIt WMML
Head Quarters for Fine To-
I bacco. r
"We do not quote fancy prices, but include all taken from our
books as sold. .
DURHAM, N. C.
1 4
0
FOR
The Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
Below we publish account of SALES made on Gth of August.' Read
and see what we do-far our patrons. ° >*•
Average of entire House trash &c., included, «
$17.25.
A J Iluylic-s, Sue Jeffreys, one lot, 9 00
one 101, 812.00 ono lot, 17 75 " 13 00
!! 46 00 S* 4> 50 '• 760
„ , 27 M " ,23 00 «• .-- 600
~ 12 00 John Ripley, " 9 75
rifr• i 300 one lof, 10 00 " -- 37 00
Mile*, •« 30 00 " 700
one Jot, 13 00 " 21 00 " 600
*' 10 00 • -11 50 AM Warren,
„ ' 10 00 " 500 one lot, 140 00
|3 00 » 540 s Millß>
~ *7 25 Vincent & Burton, one lot, 13500
23 50 Oil o lot, - 14 25 T U Faucett,
W I ]\lilf« «i 40 00 ono lot, * 4100
vv L, Miles, « 50 00 n- " 40 00
OMtot. 14 50 .. 900 .. 4 oSS
" 24 00
21 00 16 50 ' " 29 50
;; ««> 9000 « SSS
8 60 •« 6100 " 7 rj\
GW Flonrencp, M 22 00 «« 1100
one U, - 21 00 « 39 60 E Sawyer,
'>o 1125 one lot, 14 50
" 60 00 •• 14 00 a « 90 00
62 00 " 15 50 «
1 g|» I*Ti
J A Ripley, " «:»00 on ® lo '» '36 60
one lot, 13 50 " 100 00 . 36 60
4S 50 " 14 60 * 26
o " 30 50 Vincent & Cozens, v, ... " " Blalock,
" 27 00 one lot, " 15 60 one ,ot " 110 00
Jos. D Wright, «• 37 00 ' " 76 00
one lot, 4.10 '' 10 76 . 62 00
700 " . 700 J T Ruin,
.14 26 Wilson McCullock, » ■ ©no lot, 24 00
" 900 one lot, 20 00 "_ , „ , 37 60
" '* 67 00 " 19 76 Rufus Matlock,
60 00 " 42 60 one lot, 24 50
" 39 60 " 37 60 « 46 60
•' 25 60 44 14 26 • 1150
15 75 Warren Moone, O *V Barnett,
J G Roney, one lot, 4160 one lot, 40 00
one lot, 875 V ©7 00 « 86
" 13 00 100 00 u 23 60
60 00, " 15 00 «
" 20 00 JHi J A Hurdle, . 900
" 12 25 Mrs. R L Faucett, T p xr.,
10 25 one lot, 5100 / C Murphy,
u 6 00 " 39 50 40 00
" 690 " 700 *' 58 00
' GOODS
WERE NEVER SO CHEAP!
— 1 » '♦ ■
We frequently hear this, and it is a fact, but we failecT to realize the full fact
of its truth, until we went to buy our present stock. We bought for cash, and the
quantity of goods that a small amount of ready money will buy is truly astonishing,
We were surprised, and wo propose to surprise other people who come to buy of us.
when they see the goods and hear the low price; such for instance aa
Best calico 6i cents a yard
Poplins 10 to 15 cents a yard
Muslins 10 cents a yard
, other things in proportion. Our stock of
Ready Made Clothing
large- and well assorted, consisting of suits varying in price from
one to twenty dollars
a» to . r
Hats and Caps
y*-y ,• J._ ' & •/. & . >& -3§k o+j, 'P •;
we arc Inclined to boast of our stock, but will leave our customers to Judge for themselves when
they examine.
FAMILY GROCERIES
of all kinds we offer as cheap as they can be bought anywhere.
FACTORY GOODS.
Cotton Yarn flOcts, Checks 9 cents, ard sheeting at factory prices. I
We really have a eood stock of goods. we bought tbem cheap for ca«h. and win ««11 them rt...
for cash, or anv kind of barter We think It win be to the Interest of those wishing to #o
*od see us. and we shall be glad to sec them and show onr goods whether we sell or not
We shall be pleased to welcome you, at W. R. Alhrie-hts new Bto re, South of the court bouse
Tours truly '
Thomas a. albeioht* c«.
(ft I CAATO *BOOO A YKAH, or *sto «S0 a
© 1 OUUila; iq your cwn locality. No
risk. Women do as well asnmen. Manv make
money fact. Any one can do the work. You
can make from 80 eta. to $3 au hour by de
voting your erenii n and spare time to the
business. It costs nothing to try the business
Nothing like It for money making ever offered
before. Business pleasant and *■ trictly honora
ble. Reader, if yon want, to know all about the
beat paring business before the public send us
your address and we will send you full particulars
and private terns free; samples worth $5 also
free; you can then make up yourself. Address
GEORGE BTIX3OX A CO., Portland* Maine
?
Sylvan Academy,
W. ▼. nAUUCBIV A, B. Priatipal,
The Academic year of 10 months begin* Aug.
30, 1879. Open to oothsexes. Tuition from
to tS per mo. Board from 46 to 17 per month.
By "messing" young men may reduce the ex
pense still lower. For particulars addrasa the
Principal,at Snow Camp N. C.
LOU "JT~ I'l .njfc
• "
Scott & Donn«(i
Graham N C
Dealers in
DR V «OWm GBOCIRIK;
IIARDWARR, II ATM, ROOT
«"fllOK«. NOTIONN, IIIOIK,.
"TBI IJ, §AI.T,nOM«>
BBM, OHI'GK, .lIKDI
€II* SS. DVB
BTUIPAC ftC.
Dr. Ift F. Bason,
Will attond calls in /lamance and adioiuin
comitici. Address;
Haw River, P. O
N. C. ft.
fS\ A MONTH guaranteed >l2 a day
NP*-»y witonic m &de by the industrious
capital not required; we will start yon. Men,
women, hoys and girl# make money faster at
work f»r us than *t an) thing else. The work U"
light and pleasant, uud such us any one can ko,
right at. These who are wise who see this hoe
tice will send us their addresses at onec and see.
for themselves. Costly Outfit and terms free.
Now is the time. TLese already at work aro.,-;
*l\% "P v ' a T « uraß w of money. Address
IKUE fe CO., Augusta, Maine.
' ~ 1 —
Central Hotel
Greenshere, 0.
SEYMOUR STEELE, PROPRIETOR
TERMS:—#I.6O PER DAX »
• This house is conveniently located in the cen,.
tre of the clly, the rooms are la rue and weiL
i S'iMjJS."'"' 5 U W,,M " be *- *
Large Sample Rooms
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon qocet all trains,.
conniisiONEß-a NOTICK.
Notice is hereby given that the Bnacd of-
Coii,missioners of Alamance county will meet
at tlie Court House in Graham, on lb* 4th'
Manday in August, it being tlie 2Mb dty ofr
tl • r».oi,th, arid remain in session f. t oi.e dav
and longer if new-ssary, for the parpoee of re
vising Ihe Tax-List and valuation of property
reported to thein for the year 1879; at which,
tune and place any and all persona, objeciinie.
to the valuation of their property, „ r thl
amount of taxes charged against them, will be
heaid in reeard theieto t
All persona who hare faileJ to Hat their
property or poll* msy list at (hat time.
All persons failisg to list their property and
pol s will be charged with oouble Ux, and
besides, be liable to criminal prosecution for.
the omiftfioQ. , •
All persons claiming exemption from the.
payment of poll tax. on account of poverty
and infirmity, will be heard at that time; and
K. Xe i mp^, L will 1)6 with a certified
voked °° lfwrotb * r ***** Qotll re--
By order of the Board,
Aug. 4thJß7». T.G. McLeas, Clk.
HIGH SCHOOL
H. C. TEA.GUE, Principal;
!S1^ 8C ® bl ?° ot this School will re-open,
on the 6th day of January 1870, and continue!
twenty wecfcs Tuition from *6 to 80 doiare pe-1
frn, n "Hk ,no, udlng. lights and washing,
from Wto $7 per month. For any addHlpnal'
information, address JUo Priucipftl, floe* Creel^
BINGTIAM SOIIOOL,
MEBANEVILLE, N. C.„
Tfce 17l«i Nrmita k«|iai|a|f 3Nh.
ii ■ A , rr " n ? cmc '>w have been made by which a,
IQWn * m ®n wUh Mn*ll mean?
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Farmer Friend Plowa af SCOTT A DON
NELL'S.
BSU6S.
Medicines Oils,
Paints* Glass,
I have succeeded to the business of R. W.
Glenn & Sou. and shall be glad to serve tho»e,
wanting any article kept in a 4rs\ class Drug.
Store, either by
wholesale or retail*
My |lock Is large, and, my assortment com
plete, and they will be kept so ail the Urae.
My experience in the business is Jong, and,
I think l may safely claim to he an well able to,
serve the interest of tiuwe favoripg me witli
their patronage as any one. i
My Stpre is just above the Benbow
building, on the sime tide, where I shall be
pleased to wait upon customers, either in
orders' WSTINCE PROMTIts-
AND CAREFULLY FILLED.
B. G. GLENN.
5, 30, G'eeusboro, N. C..
TOBACCO
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TTcan make lr.onov fas»«r at woHc for n*
U than anything else. Capital not rewir*.
Ed; we will start yafk day %t i,w*ie
trade by the .uuu, women, and