Reams Warehouse, Durham N. C., sold, cn the 29th of August, 48,940 lba. tobacco for $11.1X2.13 Average $22.77 per cwl Farmers need doribt DO longer that Beams beats the world on cwram
THE GLEANER
■ m>  m i
Local, State and (teneral
W
GRAHAM, ». C., OCTOBER 8. IB7S
DHDMIM I BBAMAFLI,
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PBSBVUBIAN— Rev. B. W. Mebsne, Psstor
Services at 11, o' clock. A. M. every Sabbath
and services every Sabbath evening, except
Che first and third, at 1 o*clock.
Prayer Meeting eyery alternate Tuesday ev
ening at 8 o'clock.
Sunday School, W. C. Donnell, Snp't, exer
cises at 8, o' clok, P. M.
BAPTIST —
Sunday School, Col. W. A. Albriglit.Supt.
Exercises at (S*olock A. M.
Prayer meeting, every alternate Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Good Templars' prayer meeting every
Monday night, after the Ist and Srd Sunday's;
At the "G. T. Hall" at 8 o'clock P. M. free to,
CHRISTIAN —Providence one mile from town.
Rev. D. A. Long, Pastor. Services every Sun
day at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Sunday School, at 10, o'clock A. M. Rev.
W. »W. Sialey. Sup't- r
Our patrons need not be surprised if
THE GLEANER should fail to make is apt
pearance next week, cwing to the faot
that the Neuse Paper Millß, on account
of low water, cannot furnish us with
our usual supply of paper. We are ma
king efforts to get a supply in time for
«ur next issue, from some other source,
tat if we fail don't think the paper has
busted or suspended except for a short
time.
Yellow fever still on the decline.
Forest fires have broken out in New
York.
Rev. D. A. Long left for Yale College
last Monday.
R. A. Noell is building an addition to
liis house.
Mr. Johnston Tumet is commencing a
dwelling house.
Sheriff ftunter is having a well dug
on his premises.
T. A. Albright * Co. are building an
addition to their store house.
Mr. Robert Moore is quite ill at his
home at Haw liiver.
Commissioners in session last Monday.
Will tell the people what they did next
week. .
Rev. D. A. Long preached his fare
well sermon to his congregation at Prov
idence last Sunday morning.
Rev. B. W. Mebane occupied the pul
pit Sunday evening at Providence and
preached to a large cougegation.
Diphtheria, that terrible malady
among childrsn, is prevailing to a fear
ful extent in Raleigh.
'NOTICE. —Land Sale at the residence
of the late William A. Walker on the
3rd day of Nov., which appears in this
isroe.
Thanks to Chas. R. Jones Seo. for a
complimentary ticket to the annual Ex*
hibition of the Oarolina Fur Association
to be held'in Charlotte Nov. 4th to 7th
1879, * JH&KT ;
The Colored Baptists of this place,aud
the surrounding country, will tanimeuce
u series of meetings at their church on
Sunday next.
W. S. Albright, son of Col.- VV. A
Albright of thu place l#ft yesterday
morning for Koxboro, where he expects
to engage in business. * >
We apologize to Mr. Jerkins for not
taking out his ad. aa directed, which is
atill found on the outsida of thia paper.
Mr. Jerkins haa rented his farm, and
need be troubled no longer with applica
tions.
GOKK NORTH. —J. A. McCaulay. of
McCauley fe Smith, of Company Shops,
started North last week, to buy the Fall
*Winter stock of goods for the firm.
He will be back in a few days, as he
left just a week ago to day. When he
and his goods get back, the fiim will
hare more to say to the public.
Read the advertisement of Dr. B. A.
Sellars, in this issue. The Dr. haa new
goods, he meana to sell them cheap, and
he very sensibly goes aboat doing it by
letting the people know he baa them.
First get a good line of goods, then
mark them down low, and then let the
people know it, is the way to aell goods
and that is just what the Dr. has done.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Hamlet, desire
through this medium to express their ap
preciation of and thanks for the kindness
shown them by the people of Graham,
upon the oecasien of the last sickness and
death of their little son Willie, and es
pecially to the ladies.
CA*'T SBNDMQVEY TO LOTTERIES. —
, The Assistant Attorney General for the
Post offise Department bar given it as his
opinion, that under the lair, letters ad«
dressed to lottery companies, or their
agents as such, are not to be transmitted
through the mails; and circulars have
been tesued so instructing postmasters.
Oar tobaoco raisers are having good
luck in curing their tobacoo as we hear.
Some occasionally happened to the bad
luok to have a barn burned. Dr. G. D.
Cobb informs us of his good luck in not
losing a barn. He w«s in the midst of
curing bwt not at the hot teat, when the
tobacco took fin, and aoue twenty
sticks were burned. barn itaerc
took fire is quite a number of plaoes,and
the ntrange part of the story is that the
barn was not burned. The Dr. and his
b»4p put it out. We believe it is the
first instance that we have knows of a
barn put out. after it took fire.
T ' ' '
The military convention was in session
last week in St. Louis. Gen). Beauregard
is irat vioe president ot the orinuiz&tiou.
The organization is tobe called the Na
tional Guard Association of the United
States, and the purpose is to sees re mili
tary efficiency and united representation
before Congress. The sense of the con
vention wasihat the bill now before
Congress and in the hands of tho House
committee on military affaire should not
be materially changed.
A Florida paper wants some medical
man io tell it why negroes do not sneeze.
It says old planters who owned scores at
negroes will tell yon they never bean]
one sneeze. We are not "a medical mau,
bnt we are prepared to say tint negroes
do sneeze about here. There is no dis
crimination against them here, and they
enjoy sneezing in common with the
whites. We can't give any reason why
tho Florida negro does not sneeze unless
it is because Ida nose is too flat. It re
quires oasal accommodation lor a good
enjoyable sneeze.
The warriors of the Ute tribo ot In
dians, attacked Thornburgg command,
on Milk river, on 29th lasl month, killing
'ihornborg and some ten enlisted men
and wounding quite a number ot others.
The command retreated to the wagon
! train and entrenched. Many goad men
have died at the bands of Indians on our
Western frontier. From time to time
comes the newts of an Indian dash and
sudden attack, and the death ot oar sol
diers.
Emaneul Rose and William Rogers
were in McDowell ~->uu
ty. Last Jaly, they and otbers'were en
gaged in a game of drav poker, when &
quarrel ensued between Rogers and Rose,
which broke up the game, and resulted in
j a fight between Rose and Rogers in which
the latter was stabbed with a pocket
knife to that h»uied. 1 The trial of Rose
has just taken place in McDowell Supe
rior court, resulting in a verdict of guilty
ol manslaughter, so the Charlotte Observe
er learns.
IKB HANCOCK ITLOVKMISN J,
[Springfield Republican.]
There is a General Hancock boom nn
dor glass and already sprouting. Han
cock is Alerk Stephens's choice, and a
concerted effort is making to bring him
forward as a candidate of those Souths
enters who arc opposed to another dish
of Tilden and reform. Hancock heads
quarters are to be e-tabliebed at Wash
ington alter Congress {.meets, and his
friends already boaat of their ability to
preyent Tiideu's rtinning again. The
one thing that' gives Tilden such a chance
in tho next National Domopratic cons
volition is the division ot his opponents
among a number of candidates.
BOGCa CERTIFICATES.
It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to be
made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &c.,
and puffed up by long bogus certificates of pre
tended miraculous cures, but a simple, pure ef
fective medicine, made of well knowu valuable
remedies, that furnishes its otfn certificates by
its cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the purest
and best of medicines. Bee another column.—
Bepnblican.
From almost overy section contes Mhe
news of exceedingly, dry weather. In
miauy places wells are going dry, the
suinmor streams and even some of the
larger ones are failing to turnisb water
for the mills upon them, and much incon
venience is thereby caused. Stock in inauy
places have to be watered from wells
aud altogether rain would be very web
como. Seeding eats and wheat have been
sadly intertered with. Out* tobacco
raisers have a flue time for cutting and
curing. ,
[Cincinnati Enquirer.,(Dem.)]
A man wbo puts up his wealth on a
horse-race may calculate with tolerable
certainly on winning sometime or. oth»
er if he perseveres. The man who bets
on Ohio going one way or another any
year, of any series of years, is too reck
less to be trusted with money, and should
have a guardian appointed to take care
of his estate.
(Galveston News.)
Tilden's persistent refusal to sit down
and keep quiet reminds one of the fellow
at the circus who would stand up. All the
other presidential candidates in whoso
way be Is, yell out, "Down iq the front."
but all the blessed old image does, is- to
thank them kindly and protest he isn't
a bit tired.
SBT BACK 49 YEAR*.
"I was troubled for many years with Kidney
Complaint,, Gravel, &c.; my blood became thin;
I was dull aud inactive; could hardly crawl
about; was an old worn out man all over: could
get nothing to help me, until I got Hop Bitters,
and now lam a boy again. My blood and kid
neys are all right, and 1 am a> active as a man
of SO although lom 72, and I bave no doubt it
will do as well for others of my age. It is worth
a trial.—(Father )— Sunday Mercury
Mr. Kindred Gupton. of Franklin
county, was assisting in the raising of a
house, wbeu it was suggested that one
of the sills was not level, aud it was rais
ed and Mr. Gupton stuck bis bead under
it to look when the sill accidentally slip*
ped from the sticks holding it, and fell
upon his head crushing the skull and pro
ducing instant death.
From different portions of the cotton
growing sections of the State the news is
that the cotton crpp is short—not more
than a ball to two thirds of an average
crop.
The house of Mr. M. F. Leak, of
Wadesboro, was burglarized on the
morning, ju«t before day. ot the third of
this month, and a number of valuable ar
ticles stolen. Mr. Leak's room was en>
lered, and his clothes were taken trom a
chair, at his bedside. In bis pocket*
were valuable papers, a gold watch aud
forty dollars in money. No clue. We
learn trom The Observer.
Reidsville Times'. David Humphreys,
of Wen I worth, died in the count* poor
bouse last Saturday "igbt. He was a
very old man, nearly eighty we shonld
i&rgp debt. Mtory at Went worth in
out! b lavishly among
hisfiiends. He was from New Haven,
Conu., but had lived In this country fifty
years or more.
Go to. Company Shops Drug Store
and buy Mrs. Person's Cure for Scrofula
and be relieved.
Bau* VMJCTAKLB SICILIAN Bill R*KEWI»
is • scientific combination of lome of th« most
powerful restorative agents In the vegetable
kingdom. It restores pray hair to it* trigo
nal color. It makes the scalp white and clean.
It pares dandruff and humors, and falling-out
of the hair. It ftralsbe* IbeßUtriti *e prin
ciple by which the hair Is nourished and sap
ported. It makes the hair moist, soft and
gloesy, and 1 is unsurpassed aa a hair dressing.
It is the moet economical preparation ever
offered to the public, as its effects remain a
iditg time, making only so occasional appli
cation necessary. It Is recommended and
used by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the Stat* Assayer of Massachu
setts. The popularity of Hall's hair reuewer
has Inereeed with the test of many years, both
in this country and in foreign lands, and it is
now knoWn and nsed in all the Sivilised coun
tries of the world.
FOR SAXS BT ALL DBALXKS.
A young man named Williams, In
leave laud county, got into a dispute
with his father about taking a mule from
tiie lot to ride off, when nis stepsniother
said something about the matter which
he disliked, and he took a pistol from nis
pocket and shot her dead. Father and
son we're both di uuk. The son remain
ed about the premises for a short time
but fled before he was arrested.
Capt. J. C. R. Little, agent of the N.
C. R. R.. at Raleigh, was married at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, in Raleigh
last Thursday evening, to Miss. Salllo
E. Sivley, of Alabama. The Obwrver
classes it as one of the most elegant mat
rimonial aflairs of the season.
Everything points to the success of the
Slate Fair next week. Maj. .Bingham
will have a larger number or cadets press
ent than on any previous year.
Dr, Gregory the leading Physican in
the State recomeuds the Carolina Chill
Cure because he knows if will cure. Try
it. Sold by
CALLUM BROS, dc CO.
Greensboro, N. C.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
North Carolina Railroad Company, held
at Company Shops, on the list day of
last mouth, Peter Brown Rnffin, of Hills*
boro, was elected Secretary and Treas
urer to till the vacancy occasioned by the
"death of Capt. Thoinburg.
A little girl. Mary, daughter of Dr. T.
P, Mathews, of Richmond was fatally
shot by her play-mate with an old pistol
tboad on the mantel piece. Will people
never learn to put such things beyond
the reach of children?
SCBATCH YOUR HEAD IN ANOTHER PLACE.
—Luf-ien Crater, the barber, may always,
that is nearly always, be found at his
shop in roop No 19 in the Graham
Hotel. The location is quite convenient
and Crater is a good barber! keeps evey
tLing nice and clean, and does his wdrk
well.
A very sad accident, and one that may
prove fatal, occurred near the Market
here to-day: Mr? Lemuel Coltraine, an
elderly gentleman of Randolph driving
two mules, was thrown from his wagon
by the i unning away ot his team, the
wagon passing over his breast and face,
breaking his collar bone, jaw and per
haps two riba.—Greensboro Central Pro
testant. s
Dr. Pierce's Golden medical Disco v*
ery, and Liop Bitters are highly rccom -
mended for purifying the Blood and ren
ovating the System. You can had them
at Company Shops Drug Store.
The GrAnd Reunion of the snrvlving
sold tors of the two armies takfs place at
Salisbnry on the 23. We tbantfthe com
mittee for an invitation to atttoid. Large
description bills are posted extensively;
aud the prospect is that an immense
crowd will be present.
The annual meeting of the stockhol
ders of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad
was held in Raleigh last, Monday, J. M.
Robinson was reelected I'reßident, Maj.
J. 0. Winder was continued as Super
intendent and Ma}, W .W. Vass as
Treasurer, W. J. Hawkins, W.W.Cbam
berlain, P. 0. Cameron, Jos. B. Batches
lor, Walter Clark tod 11. 8. Tucker were
elected Directors. % • »
, Mr. Jacob Michael, has moved to the
village, and will take boarders, furnish*
ing washing, fuel and lights, at #B,OO
per month, payable»mohthly.
[From the Washington Star.]
At a social gathering of newspaper
correspondents here a tew evenings ago
an informal ballot was taken ,as to who
will be the next presidential candidate.
The vote was: Republicans—Grant, 8;
Sherman, 6; Blaine, 4. Democrats—
Tildcn, 10; Hancock,*; Davis, 1; Bay
ard, 1.
WILMINGTON, October I.— An accident
! tal Are at the warehouses of the Wilming
toii compress company destroyed 1,300
bales of cotton. The new hydraulic Tay»
lor presses were badly damaged. Wil
liams $ Mnrohison, Kerchner Jc Calder
BJOS and Lilly Bros., are the heaviest
loosers in the order nimed. The total
loss iB estimated at SIIO,OOO. Fully ins
sured.
The best Chill Care in the world is the
Carolina Chill Care Bold by
CALLUM BROS. Jk CO.
Greensboro, N. C.
tele the W„ C. Mc A. Bailr*s4,
WILMINGTON. October I.— The WIN
mington, Colombia St Augusta Railroad
was sold in this city to-day under tore
closure of first mortgage bonds for $860,-
500, and was bought in bv a committee
representing this holder# of the first mort
gage bonds, The terms ot the sale are
$20,000 in cash and the balanoe In three,
six, nine and twelve months.
The Carolua Chill Caff is manufactur
ed by
CAIXDM 880. k Co,
Greensboro N. C.
The people of Hannibal, Missouri,
where some drunken roogfaa were rude
and insulting to the President and his
party, an account ot which we publish in
another column, prevailed upon the
President to return the same way, and
upon his return trip a cordial and flat
tering reception was extended to him.
Thus was wiped out any blame that might
have attached to the citizens of that
place,
, [Charlptte Observer.]
NORTH CAROLINA BONUS. —Perhaps few
of ear own people know anything of the
f trices at which North Carolina bonds sell
n Mew York«u£y way of enlightening
those who hare any curiosity on the sub
jest, we oopy the following lrora the New
| York South, ol last week;
(Meted. Asked.
! Nsrth Carolina State 6's old ..: W M J
Noith Carolina State 6's, new... 18 I*X
North Carolina State 6'a, Fund
ing Act 1886.... 0 , j
North Carolina fetate 6'a, Fund
| log Act 1868... 9 18
North Carolina State 6*s, N. 0.
R. R ?. 108
JVorth Carolina State 6'a, If. C.
R. K, ex-coupon 87>f
JVorth Carolina State 6'a, spe
cial tax.... v 8 * 8
'Punctuality i« the Hinge of Business.'
In families where Dr. Bull's Cough Syrnp
is kept, there is nsver a case of absence
from school or business on acsonnt of
Coughs, Colds or Sore Throat. Price 25
I cents. f.
Chas. P. Thompson declines to permit
himself to be nominated by the Demo>
crats of Massachusetts for Governor,
and ex-Governor Brogden of this Statt
says he does not want the nomination of
his party for Governor. What does it
mean? Two men in one w'eek to declare
they do not wish to become candidates
for Governor!
The cabinet makers of Louisville
struck and their wages were advanced
fifteen per cent. The shop hands of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad struck
for higher wages and the road agreed to
the iucreaae. „ .
Remove all canse of irritability and
discomfort from the Baby, by using Dr.
Bnll's Baby Syrnp, the sorest, best and
hence cheapest remedy in the world
tor the diseases of babyhood. Price 26
cents. .
The Goldsboro Mail, In its IMO« of
last Friday entered upoiuhe second year
of its publication at Golatboro. ; It says
that during the year ite subscription list
baa increased one thousand and fitly four.
We congratulate it upon its success In
its new field. It was formerly publish*
ed at Rooky Mount.
Walton's Liver Pills will euro you of
Biliousness, or any liver disease. Made
i and for sale at Company Shops Drug
Store.
Nathan P. Brogden brother of ex»Gov.
Brogden, had 14* band caught in • the
saws of his cotton gin, and sustained in-,
juries from which be died. He was a
good citizen of Wayue county. >
WHEAT—FERTILIZER. —Those wanting
wheat fertilizer can be supplied by Ap
plying to S. A. White, Mebaueville, who
fs agent for Anchor Brand.
Mebaneville, Sep. 2nd 1879.
John Everitt, a prominent citizen of
' Goldsboro, died last week, in the seven*
ty"eighth vear of bis age. He lived for a
while during the war ni the Hawfields
section of this oounty, and was known to,
many of onr people In that neighbor*
hood. Ha was a good man. _
The only enre for chills is the Carolina
Chill Cure. Bold by
CALLUM BROS. 4 CO.
, Greensboro, N. C.
At a county fair, at Adrian. Michigan,
last week, the crowd had assembled In
the grand stand to witness a race when
the structure gave way resulting in the
death of sixteen persons, and the wound
ing of soventy five others more or less
severely, some of whom cannot rocover 
Indian Queen Perfume ia the most
delightful, fragrant and lasting ot ail
Perfumes:
Pethel, who was, some four weeks ago.
put upon bis trial in Charlotte charged
with poisoning his wite, and acquitted,
married a young lady iu Salisbury last
week, named Margaret Rodgers.
Only 25 cents a bottle at Company
Shops Drug Store.
Tho American says a felonious attempt
was made last Saturday night to enter
the residence of Mrs. Mary Walker, of
Statosvilie, but the would-be burglar,
finding himself discovered, fled.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
The Messenger regrets to hear a rumor
that, on account of feeble health* Rev. B.
F. Marabie contemplates an early resign
nation of the pastorship of the Presoyte
rian church ot Goldsboro.
D. C. Bobo, aw engineer on tho "Wes
tern N C. Railroad is dead.
In Richmond county, some of the peo*
pie have to haul their water, wells and
springs having dried up.
If you have chills go to Company
Shops Drug Store and there you will
find a cure.
McLio, one of th« Florida returning
board, is dead.
FBESB DRUGS— tor the cash, at th
Southwest corner of Court House
Square, „
Try Carolina Chill Core, H will cure
you. Sold by
CALLUM BROS. * CO.
Qi«eneboro»N C
Miim).—At the residence of of Dr. E. F.
Watson, the brides father, on the tod. Inst.,
W. P. Barnwell Esqr. to Miss Msggie Watson,
all of Alamance, Kev. W. S. Long officia
ltd#
On the 18th of Septr. at the bride's mother'#
In Orange county, Mr. R. 8. Barnwell of Ala
mance to Miss. Mary Walker, daughter of the
late Freeman Walter. The Rev. Bab*. Tin
ain officiated.
At the residence ef the bride's father ,Joeeph
Trolinger, Oct. Ist 1879, by Rev W, 8. Long
Mr. J.Henry Trolinger and Miss Bell 0. Trol-
By Abris King Esqr., at Ms residence, on
the ith of October rtß79. Mr. Piuckaey W.
SbawaM Miss 8 Mnrrey, all of AtamstoA C
DIED.—In the village on the Ist day of this
month, Willie Mitchell Hamlet, son of B. W.
and Virginia P. Hamlet, aged twelve years
and nineteen days. The little fellow bed been
a sufferer for years, almost his entire life, with
scrofula. He wes a child of unusual bright
ness. Of him it may truly be said that hie life
wan short and full of suffering.
©Hi UJwi?
' "' • ..>'.# .► ' • A. 7 '• • • . > v
Tho undersigned, Administrators of David W. Kerr, dec'd., will MU, at Ike residence of said
deceased, on.
Wednesday, the 12th day of November 1879
AND CONTINUE FROM DAT TO DAT
all the personal property belonging to hie estate, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheen, Hogs, Cora,
Oats, Wheat, Fanning Implements, Household and Kitchen Furniture; and many oner articles taeh
as an enterprising farmer had collected upon a well tilled and a well stocked farm.
„ , HOUSES
Thoie are fourteen head, all valuable animals. In good condition.
There are some forty head, making as flue a herd as can be found, perhaps, In the State. Among
them are a number of choice milk cows, a number of fine beef cattle, and stock cattle. They are all
of improved breeds, and mostly of pure Devon and graded Alderncy. These cattle have takes the
premium at every State Fair, since the wai.
SHEEP
About one hundred head of Merino and Southdown breeds, In One condition.
Farming Implements
Of these there Is a large quantity, a great variety and of the latest and most improved f"t*—nw
All of the Property
ie in fine condition, and the very best of its kind. There Is no old plunder among H. To thoee who
knew the late D«vld W. Kerr It Is needless to say anything of the character ana condition of his
stock, and other property on his farm. He was the foremost farmer in our section, and and vis
stock, and everything on his farm are such as might bo expected to be found upon the farm of a *
man who was known throughout the State as a successful farmer. *
TtHMS: Cash before the property to moved.
ALEX. WILSON I
v Administrators.
Sept. 29th. 1879. OHAS. J. KERB. J
Dr. B. A. Sellars
AT
oiß|U7 81191
1 ■
la now receiving and patting np hi*
New Goods.
A rich and beautiful line of ladles drew goods.
CloaSs $3.75 to $17.00.
A flue tot of cheap ready-made dotbtag
SUITS FROM $4.00 to $27.00
These goods ware bought In Philadelphia
through the agency of my son, on such terms as
to enable me sell low.
Come and see my low prices,
> 10 8. 79. too.
LAND SALE.
*
Bv virtue of an order of the Superior Court,
of Alamance county, I will sell, at the residence
of the late William A Walker, In Alamance
' county on
MONDAY, 3rd of NOVEMBER 1879.
The following real property, to wife The
tract of land whereon the late William A. Walk
er, lived up to his death, situate In Alamance
and Caswell counties, adjoining the lands of
Oanison Walker, J. M. Shaw and others
containing,
161 ACRES,
the whole of which Is enetanbered by the
.widow's dower-
One tract In Caswell county, kn«wn as the
Wilder land, Including the Ranev let, adjoining
the lands of A. Page/J. K. Shaw and others,
containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
These lands are admirably adapted to the
growth of fine tobacco, and to the growth of
1 grains as weU. ,
The location U healthy and the water excels
' lert.
Said tract of land will be sold upon the' fol
' lowing TERMS: One third of the purchase mon
ey cain, one third in six mouths, and the re
maining third In one year, secured by bonds,
carrying Interest from day of sale.
3 * K. C. MURRAY
Admr. of W, A. Walker deed.
' Oct-Bd.'TO.
Central Hotel
dmicliro, N. G.'
SEYMOUR STEELE, PROPRIETOR
TERMS:—*I.SO PER DAY
This house is conveniently located in tho cen
tre of the city, the rooms are largo and well
furnished, ana the table Is supplied with the best
the market stßords.
Large Sample Booms
Omnibus and Bagapge Wagon meet all trains
Established ta 1849.
Wltk fcfc.
SKMSL ADDRESS WIIRWB^
krlao'oa s poaupsid WoHa
IHH SPECIMEN
AMERICAN I
liricaltuFl§t,n[
Eeosl to 144 Ifssaciae Paces, flQf
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Land Sale!
Being legally authorised so to do, I will aall
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. Man OCTO. 1«7»
the tract of land, adjoining the lands of Wil-.
liara Mebane, Joseph Tate and others, In Ala
mance county, one mile east of Hawfields
ohnrcl., and two milee southwest of Mebana
• BOW AN TATE PLACE
containing 180 acres; mpre than one bal. of
i whieh is lo Its original timber. It is a well
looated, valuable form,
i Persons wishing to examine the form will be
i shown over it, by calling upon the undersign
i ad. who lives on an adjoining farm.
TERMS: One half cash, the other half, one
» year's credit secured by bond, Mid the title re
ifflt
Scott & Donnell
Graham N C;
Betters in
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BAnWAIBi HATH,
N4»TI«N«, IBM,
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ALAfIAHCB CODNTIt
Pr*k«U Cwar(,
li. the matter of the Estate of Lorain Fresh
wateh.
W. F. Jones, Admr. of the estate of Lurena
Freshwater*, having filed his final account M
such, and It appearing to the satisfaction of the
eonrt that the heirs at Uw of Folly Clendenin,
the heirs at law ot Sally Dixon, the heln at law
of Susan Word, heirs at law of Chloe Creedle.
Monroe Jones, Thomas J. Jones, Polly Ephland
and Bally Jones, are-entitled as distributees of
said estate, and that they are non residents. It
is therefore ordered: That poWpation be made
in Taa ALAMANCB GLKAKEB, a Newspaper puh
lished in the town of Graham, N- C., for six snc
cesslTe weeks, notifying said parties that if
there be no exceptions filed to said account, on
or before the first day of Nor. 1878, a decree
will be rendered making this account final in all
respects. A.. TATE, C. 8. C.
Septr. * 1879. Judge of Probata
FOR SALE.
I will sell my plantation on Stinking QBar
ter creek, a few miles south of Graham tad
Company Shops; and near Alamance Factory,
and also near the Factory, la course of erec
tion by L. B. and Lawrence Holt, and aleoaear
another Factory in construction by Cnrtla A
Co., thus mating the location ooateuisat to a
number of good markets.
The farm consists of about
70 Acres.
There is upon the premises a large and coa
venient dwelling honse. and all necessary out
buildings, and in good repair; and an excellent
well of water.
There is also a fine orchard In bearing, aad
■several hundred young trees, of 'choioe ill in
tions, coming on.
All in all, it ia a hsaltby, well located deeir
able farm.
Terms eaay. Any one wishing lo bay cam
see the owner on the premises, or address
at Cartisifills, Alamance Co. N 0.
THOS. C. LUTTERLOH.
Ang. 28, 1879.
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LL«N IB FLOLA^
jwrnhsyMftwasaa»flwnrtlaatwarhst»ei
■for anything tanpoeor lnjartoos fond ia Hum.
■ Art your druggist for Bop Bitters and try tbsu
before yo* sleep. Tston»ether.
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.. AIBMSSS Cssatf.
Hiram Wells Kxecotor of William Walla.
!•; V; ' ' *• .
Anderson Wells aad others.
This is a special proceeding to sell the lands
of William Walls deceased to make assets to
pay debts and coats of sdministration.
Solomon Wells one of the defendant* resides
in Cherokee County, Ksnsaa aad it ia ordered
that ia liea ot personol servioe of the summon*
on him publication be made in Taa ALAMAXOB
GLSAXU onos a week for six successive weeks
inquiring the said defeadaot to appear and an.
swsr the complaint now on file in this office
within that time or tho cause will be proceed
ed with Export* aa to him. prowea
This thcj 29th day of JB7a.^