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General
R«v B w. Mebane, Pastor
dock. A M. ever* Sabbath
every Sabbath evening, except
*4 third, at 7 o'clock.
{t fi f, [ iJget Inge very alternate Tuesday ev
-E* W.C.Donn«ll. Sup't, exer
t, every alternate Tuesday
Tempi*"' pr»yer meeting every
Good fM lhe i t t and 3rd Sunday »;
1 Jf>y 'Hall" at Bo' clock P. M. free to,
al the "*»•
•" Providence one mile from town.
L Lone, Pastor. Services every Sun-
R{». P- A - , ,"2.1, A M «
wlO.o'qlock -A. M. Ret.
Sop't- ;
HEXD,—lSince we
IXiftßASj publication of THE
-5T!e l>»ve asked veiy few ot our
r tM .toi money. It » inconvenient
msi fhem, or eend to tnem,
VA «"»»>' ll 18 I,ext lo ,™P°BBible
« need lor money, just now, is uiiusu-
Of r t and pressing. There is Quite
Amount due us in the aggregate. So
each one is concerned the sum is
111 and, in many iiiataHcee, is not
3 because it is too small to command
Sen Si. We trust our subscribers will
Sde: that our income is made UD of
a "" on , ® ach T n !
S bimwlf »o the trouble to send us wha
L owes. « lic doeß " OI k,,ow J" Bt
ii lit can send something like the
limit aud lie will be credited for what
EX We can't afford to employ a
•nllec'or We will in all cases where as
mocb'ai one ytarn subscription is for
warded, bear the cost of registered letter
which may be deduct from amount.
A little fight in town Saturday night.
The Charlotte Fair opens next Tues-.
day. A big timo is expected.
The annual Conference of the Metliod
jil Church of the Slate, convenes iu
Wilson, December 3lid.
Big frost last Saturday moruing. To
bacco folks are ahead of it. Pretty
weather again. r .
We are sorry to hear that Mr. A. A.
Thompson, near Mebaneville, lost one of
his children last week, from diphtheria.
Mr. Junes E. Boyd, Master Tommy
Boyd, and Mr. E. R. Harden left laat
Monday for the Richmond Fair.
Consumption may be preveuted by
checking a cough or cold in time, ar.d
nothing equals Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
for thaoat aud lung affection#. 25 cts.
Mrs. Dr- Harrell, of out: village took
a premium at the l&e State Fair on knit
stockings.
Read the new advertisement of Me
Cauley & Smith in this issue, aud when
yon go to Company Bhops, drop iu, and
•ee if they are telling the ggdih.
If any trouble is attendant upon the
Baby's teething, don't hesitate to use
Dr. Ball's Baby Syrup. It is invaluable,
l'ricfl 25 ceuts a bottle.
A young lady of Graham, whose name
we could give, but of whose patience and
perseverance, it is needless to speak, has
jewt completed a bed quilt containing
Jive thonsand eight hundred and six\y
teven pieces.
We were in Mebaneville last Saturday,
and visited the smoking tobacco factory
of Messrs. J. 11. &T. H. Fowler- who
kindly gave us a package of their best.
It is a well flavored, good smoking to
bacco. They are introducing it, and find
sale for about all they eau uiaublaature.
We are sorry to learu that Mrs. Braii
noch, Widow ot the late James M. Bran*
noch, of Mortou'a towpship in this coun
ty, bad the miafor'one to have her house
*itb aeafly everything iu iV, burned last
week. We have not heard particulars.
Ntr. James A. Albright, son of Henry
{ Albright, is attending medical lectures
ia the College .)t Physicians nnd Surgeons
' of Baltimore, and is also taking an extra
course on phyaiology in Johns Hopkins
Uaiversitf,
The WeJdoo Fair came off last week,
*nd notwithstanding the unfavorable
*eather at the -opening, it is pro
nounced « BUCOMB. In point of both
.. exhibition sad tho attendance
it is vud tp have exoelled aay fair |»re
viously held.
CHARGED HANDS.— Tho Hardwire
Store, formerly owned by G. W. Waescbe
* Co., of Greensboro N. C. has been
•old to W. H. Wakefielu wbo can al«
**y« be found at Waesehe's old stand in
•cAdoo House with a full stock of Gen
ml Hardware, Powder Bbot, Caps,
etc. at lowest prices for Cash or
. On Saturday of Orango Presbytery,
which convened at Alamance cbnrch in
Uuilford.county, on tue 16tb of this
month* A large crowd was present to
witness the dedication of Ute £*>w chureh
awl t© iktwn to a hiaioricnl sketch of the
old building, delivered by Rev. C. H.
Wiley. This discourse was highly inter.
and we are glad to know that
»h® Presbytery arranged to have it print
•J" In pamphlet form, and that copies
be had for twenty five cents each.
A COLORKD MAMIAO*.— Lucien Cra
■*, °nr polite and accommodating vil*
barber, waa married, last Thursday,
*° Miss Lydia Watson near Mobtne
rille, in this oonnty. The return of the
®**ljr married pair created some little
commotion among the ooloved people, es
pecially as there was a formal reception
on Saturday night at which the bride
*» introduoed to and reoeived the con-
P*atulationa of her husbands friends.
Abooi the grandest affair among the
darkies that has taken place in our town.
COBNWALLIS' SURKENDER.—The 98lh •
anmverearycjftbe surrender of Corn?
Wa f Celcb, ' atert Inst
innradaj& Besides volunteer miliiarv
fcom different places in Vir
tnere 7'® re P , ' eßent fiw companies
of artUlery frdra Fortress Monroe under
GenL Getty, a batallion and three com*
panies of marines from the Fourth Ats
lantic squadron. There were also present
a number of prominent gentlemen from
different States. Genl. Taliaferro was
orator oUhe day, but there were quite a
number of speeches from other gentle*
men, among them a Frenchmen and an
Englishman. Col. J. N. Staples, of
Greensboro, was there as the representa
tive of our State, and made a speech
Two years hence there will doubtless be
a grand centennial celebration there.
ELECTION IN GUILFORD.— An election
has been ordered by the board ot coin,,
missioners of Guilford cotniiv, for Gil-
mer, Morebead and Bruce townships to
be held on the 15th day of November,
upon the subject of a subscription to the
capital stock of the Cape Fear and Yad
kin Valley Jtuilroad. The proposed sub*
seription is SIO,OOO for Gilmer and More
head townships and $3,000 for Bruce,
payable in three animal installments.
The condition cf the subscription is the
location of said road North-West of
Greensboro by way ot Bruces X Itoads.
HIGHWAY KOBERY NEAR WADESBORO.
As Mr. Gaston Huntley was going home
from Wadesbcro, about two miles from
town hid wasjon was stopped by theee
men, and his money demanded. He pre
tended to be getting the money, but drew
a pistol and fired on the inan nearest
who, fell, one of the others fired on
Huntley, and then the meeting appears
to have broken up.
A woman near by heard the wounded
man call to bis comrades to take biro
away before some one came.
The people of Winston and Statesvillc
seem fully alive to the project of the pro"
posed extension of the Virginia & Mid*
laud itailroad irom Danville Va.. by
way of Winston to Statesville in this
Stale. Meetings are buiug held, the
route inspected and other things done
which indicate an earuast purpose on
the part of those concerned to make this
connection between Stutesyille and Dan
ville, and by supplying this link to make
a shorter route from Charlotte north.
BRILLIANT MARRIAGC IN GREENSBORO.
—On last Wednesday evening Mr. ltobt.
Gilmer Glenn and Miss Helen May Jones,
daughter of Dr. T. M. Jones, President.. *
of the Greensboro Female College, were
married, in the Methodist church, by r,
Rev. N. H. D. Wilson, in the presence ,
of a large number of friendswho had as
sembled to witness the ceremony. Af
ter the ceremouy the newly married
couple repaired to the College and after
congratulations they t6ok their leave for
a bridal lour North.
TUB OLDEST BAPTIST CIIUHCH,
The oldest Baptist church now in ex
istence iu North Carolina is the church
at Shiloh. iu Camden county, which was
organized in 1727, with Elder Paul
Palmer as pastor. The church now num*
hers several hundred communicants, and
has sent off many colonies to start other
churches iu northeastern North Caroli
na and southeastern Virginia.— Fayote,'
vi\\e Gazette.
THE SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA. —
This body met inSiateoville last VVcdnes
day, and was opened by a sermon from
the retiring Moderator, Ilev. Dr. Wilson,
of Wilmington, Rev. E. F. Rockwell, ot
Concord Presbytery was elected Moder
ator. The First Presbyterian Church in
Raleigh was selected as the place ot
meeting. Time to be hereafter deter
mined.
Capt. T. W. Battle', ot Edgecombe
countV; had two gins, and gin houses,
aud their contents burned. The two gins
were close together aud run by steam.
There were about 160 balws of cotton in
them, all of which except about tliirtv
wer* burned. Whether the burning was
the result of an accident, or the work ot
ail incendiary is uncertain.
Mrs. Gales, Widow of the late Joseph
Galea, for many years editor of tho Na
tional Intelligencer,di*l in Wa*hiugtou on
Friday at the age ot 81 years. Mrs.
Gales was a Miss Lee, of Virginia, and
was for many years recognized as one of
the handsomest and most accomplished
ladies ot Washington.
Full returns from the Connecticut
town elects™ Biww that tttt ' R* J l> l • b,ic,,n,,
carried twenty and (she DamociaU fifty
nix tdwna, and that 1 thirty-nine town#
chose officers divided between these two
parties. .Last year the Republicans
earned eighty towns, ten of which this
year appear in tke, "ttfWed" column.
Says the Louisville Courier Journal:
«We may lose Ohio, and we may lose
New York, and if we do, Heaven help
us! But, in either event, or in both,
tbe necessity for the old - (presidential)
ticket is rather increased than dimin
ished. It will be for Mi. Tilden to
say whether he can afford to make the
sacrifice of another oamgaigo.
A bad negro, of GuilforJ county,
named Abe Gorrell was convicted of
crime some .bile ag* and »-nt to work
ou the eastern part ot the C. *. fe *. V.
R. R. H* mad® bis escape and return
ed to t»o ld where h? WBII cap
tured.
A man named Hogg, at BJopmington
Illinois, shot }ia grown daughter while
she wu sitting in the parlor, called in hie
•on and put a pistol ball through his
head, ami then went out into a shed and
■hot himself in the biain. He had been
unfortunate in business and had a second
wile.
.Negro pi rents in Wtlmington have
two white children —a pinkish white,
with white wool ou their heads. 1 hey
bavo other children who are black. These
two are Albmoi
Evander Faulk shot and killed Antho>
nv Floyd at a corn shucking in Relieeon
county. The killing was unprovoked
and Faulk fled.
A Miss Morton, near Minonk 111.,
W f ß r] nde ? enl,y &sgfu,lted b y a man nam
ed Hannis Debore, and left for dead.
She was found twenty hours afterwards,
Debore was arrested and identified by
her. He was at his work, no doubt
thinking he had killed her.
FRESH DRUGS- for the cash, at th
Southwest corner of Court House
Square,
Heavey and continuous rains in Ala
bama have injured the cotten in the
fields.
Go to Company Shops Dmg - Store
and buy Mrs. Person's Cure for Scrofula
and be relieved.
Chew Jackscn's Best Sweet Navv
Tobacco.
Jnd«e Adams, a native of Charlotte,
died ot yellow fever in Memphis, last
week.
Walton's Liver Pills will cure yon of
Biliousness, or an? liver disease*. Made
and for sale at Company Shops Drug
tore.
Ten boxes of tobacco, without stamp*,
a wagon aud mule were captured in
Gieensboro. They are said to be the
property of Mr. Joe. Honk ins. When
bailed the driver whipped up, and fiud
i'4g he would be caught, he ran.
SCRATCH YOUR HEAD IN ANOTHER PLACE.
—Lunien Crater, the barber, may always,
that ia nearly always, be found at his
xliop in room Ko 19 in the Graham
Hotel. The location iR quite convenient
and Crater is a good barlier! keeps evey*
thing nics and clean, and does his wor&
well.
JlaWs Weekly: The N. C. State Ag
ricultural Society offered a silver medal
to the county making the best display iu
the Agricultural Museum at the Fair.
It was awarded to Guilford, iu whose
department it will be kept permanently.
Erwin'a drug store, at , Company
Shops, is a neat tidy, establishment, and
customers are waitei on by a polite, at
tentive atid experienced clerk.
R"i(]aviUe Tintes: lawyers
attended Yadkin OourU Fmrty-thiee
women were in the Court tfottße. There
were nine cases of fornipation and adui •
jrj and thirteen of oastardr tried - Mnjor
Bobbins made a political speech. -Judge
Gilintr presided. u »
Dr, Gregory the leading Phyalean in
the State recomeuds the Carolina Chill
Care because he knows it will core. Try
it. - Sold by
OALLUM BROS. & CO.
, Greensboro, N. C.
Joseph Markham. of Wake couuty,
while returning home from Durham
walking on the railroad track, was run
over by an extra train and Killld. He
was very deaf and did not hear the train.
Th? only enre for chills is the Carolina
Chili Cure. * Sold by " 1
Greensboro, N. C.
Th'e walking mania has taken k new
form in San Franoisco; horaes are match
ed agaiuat men. In a recent contest of
tliia kind the horses wt-re the victors, the
fastftt horse m»king (359 miles while the
toretnost man maie oplj fjrlA
Dr. Pierce's Golden medical
ery, aud I lop Bitters are highly recom
mended for purifying the Blood and ren
ova ting the-Syatem. hnd them
at Company Bl»pa jsri|g Stare.
The Rjpai>ii6an State of
Louisiana, o.ei last Monday, and nomi
nated a full ticket with Hp»
fieettie at ita bead for GovAi'nor, A
resolution was adopted in favor of Grant
for President.
Indian Queen Perfume ia the most
delightful, fragrant and lasting ot all
Perfumt-s:
Ouly 2d cents a bottle at Company
Shops Drug Store.
Two hundred armed men surrounded
the jail, in Martinsburg, Elliott county
Kentucky, and took therefrom John W.
Kudall and William McMillan and hang'
ed them. The banged uien were.known
to have belonged to a baud ot outlaws.
Mr. Jacuo Michael, haa moved to the
village, and wilj take boarders, furnish
ing washing, fuel aud lights, at SB,OO
per month, payable monthly.
Bethany College, iu Bethany county
West Virginia, waa partially destroyed
hy incendiary fire. Tbe Societies lose
their libraries. Tbe wing burned was
valued at 190.000.
WHEAT—FKBTILIZKK. —Those wanting
wheat tcrtiiiaer can be supplied by ap.
plying to & A. White, Webaneville, who
is agent tor Anchor Brand.
Mebaneville, 8«p» iud 1879.
Mr. Claude William Smith-, son of
Hon. William A. Smith, of Johnston
county, and Miss Zaidee Jones, a half
neice of Hon. Samuel J. Tllden, were
married at the cbarch of the Good Shop
lierd. in Brooklyn, Y., ou tb« Ist iu
•tant.
If you have chills go to Company
Shops Drug Store and there you will
tind a cure.
The cotton compresaat Charlotte, np
to Saturday night, had Sum pressed 10,-
000 bales of oottou this season. The
Obtervfr says this is more than it com*
pressed last season, all told.
The di*trees in Hungary on aeoount
of bad harvest is very great. Famine
and starvation stare the people in the
face. 1
Mr. Themaa Wilson, near Charlotte
had bia barn burn 3d with all bis wheat,
rough feed and harness. The work of
an inoendiary.
Mr. John Fowler of Hil&Doro died on
the 20throf this manjh from paralysis. «
j HALLS VEGETABLE SICIUAS HAIR RBNXWKX
is a scientific combination of some of themoat
powerful resto. aMve agents in the vegetable
kingdom. It restores gray hair to its origo
nal color. It makes the scalp whit*and eban.
It cures dandruff and humors, and falling-out
of the hair. It.furnishes the nutritive pria
ciple by which the hair is nourished and
ported.., it makes the hair moist, soft and
i glossy, and is unsurpassed as a hair dressta l ?.'
it is the most economical preparation ever
offered to the public, as its effectSi remain a
long time, making only an occasional appli
cation necesaary. It ia recommended . and
used by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the Staie Assayer of Massachu
setts. The popularity of Hall's hair ren ewer
has incresed with the test of miny years, both
in this country and in foreiirn lands, and it is
now known and used in all the civilized conn
tries of the world.
rou SALE BY AI.L DEALERS.
J#
Dsa'l Knaw Half Their Valae,'
"They cured me of Ague, BlUiousnesa and
Kidney Complaint as recommended. I had a
half a bottle lef', which I used for my two little
Kills-, who the doctors and neighbors said could
not be cured. I would have lost both of them
one night if I had not given them Hop Bitters.
They did tbem so much good I continued their
use until they were cured. Thai U why I say
you do nofkniar halt the value of Hop Bitters,
aud do not recommend them iilgh anough."—
8.. Rochester, N. Y. fcee other column. —
American Rural Home. _
Rev. Joseph Farrar, a colored fabptiat
preacher in Richmond Va., waa officiate
ing at a funeral, when be waa seized
with sudden pain and died from heart
diavase in a few moments. * v
The best ChilfCttre in the world is the
Carolina Chill Cure Sold by
OALLUM BROS. ± CO.
Greensboro^N 4 C.
Gcvernor-rleot Foster made one hun
dred ?jid eleveu R{>eechep in his* canvass
in Ohio, and )s now expected in Massa
chusetts to help defeat Butler.
Senator Vanca is reported as saving
that Tilden, Thuriuan aud Bayard ar>
out of the question us eligible President
tial candidates, and that Genl. Hancock
is the coming man.
Try "Carolina Chill Cure, it will enre
you. : Sold bv
CVLLUM BEUJS. & CO.
Gieensboro,N C
Senator itampton, av we see stated, is
for Bayard of Delaware for President
and McDooald, of' Indiana, for. Vice.
President, /They are both U. S. Sena*
tors now. % ' e --
W. E. Dupreei ten ; miles south of
Raleigh, had his store and oontenta barn-1
ed oue nighjt last week. Covered by in
surance. %
The Carotua Chill Curi is lnannflicttir-"
ed by
CALI.UM BKO. &Co, ,
Greensboro N. 0..
Col.. WiUiam Johnson, ot. Charlotte
wilt detivtr the address at the Cumber*
land cdnnsy (sir. * "
Therp are eight old men in Fayette*
ville, whose combined ageir reaohea 681
years. The oldest is 90 and the young
est 82. • ' i . .V v'l
Last Thursday night two inches of
snow fell in- Connecticut, aud aix inches
in Canada. * •
"John Sherman don't want to be Sena*
ror from Oliie, he wants to be President,
th&t'g what he wsuts. • •
N. P. Clingmau retires from tie
Goldsboro Mail. He had been its local
editor. . - N ~*
A Mr. Morrison in Cabarrus county
had his cotton gin * burned. We never
beard of so many gins being burned.
* >»* * f : ..y —•' - -v, ,f. r-
Orant is expected to arrijre in Chicago
on the 12th of next mout!u Ha is to be
received royally.
The gin of Messrs. C. M. & M. J. Haw
kins, at Ridgewav was burned. It was
full ot cotton aud light dry tobacco. Loss
$5,000.
One fifth ot an acre of land sold in
Durham lor SIO,OOO cash. The improve
ments on it not worth more than SI,OOO.
Land at $45,000 an acre, is (he figure iu
Durham.
There was a light frtat in Metaphia
on the 19th.
f Miss bina Burnett ot Chatham, waa
married on the 15th intt./ to Mr. Robert
W. Bland, alsc of Chatham.'
MARRIED.—Ob the 16th of this tnooth, by
V. J. Slockard Esor., at the residence of
Jonathan Braxton, we brides father, Mr. Jona
than O. Liodley, of Chatham county, to Miss
Fhebe B. Braxton, of Alamance.county.
DIED. —Mr. William A. Klapp, died at bia
home in La Fayette county, Missouri, on the
39th d*y of last month, of iodamatory rheu
matism. Mr. Klapp *u a brother of Mr.
John H. Klspp, of oar town. was raited in
tiniltord county, married a Miaa Rigbtael of
0 pangs, now AMrosnae ooanty, ttj. poved
from this State to Mieaonri about forty yeara
ago. He waa aizty (even years old. >
A iKin'TR op snric*«
Whereat, it baa pleased the Supreme Archi
tect of the univalve to call freai oar midst oar
esteemed and highly honored brother and
Tyler, James ML Brtnsock, Who departed thia
life on Tuesday morning, ihe 7ih day of Octo
ber 1879, at ats mtaatea before 1 o'clock A M*.
in the 42nd-y«ar of hla age;
Therefore be it resolved,
Ist That in hie death not only has the Lodge
of which ha was a member, lost a bright and
shining light aad an honored member, and the
community a uaeful aad muoh reapeeted citi
sea; his widow a devoted ho*band, and bis or
phatt children a kind aad indulgent father.
2nd That we convey to bis bereaved family
the aasarsnce of our deep sympathy and heart
felt condolence la their sad bereavement* aad
of oar prayers thet the bkaeings of Providence
aad the comforts of the Holy spirit may be
voochtafod to them in their trials aad aeed.
Srd That aa a token of oar appreciation of
higtsaltsdKwarth, «f farcins
Lodge, wear the the aaaal badge of ■Mamng'
for thirty days. ->*.
4th That a copy of these reeolutioaa be pre
sented to the disconsolate widow aad children,
aad alaothata copy be forwarded to Tim ALA
MAM* OLBAvaa tor publication. with e. reqeeat
toths Reldsville papers to onpy.
J. HAWKINS
B. W. MoCULLOOH. W Com.
0. BRAND. J
! Yarbrmigh ffousej
\i RALEIGH, N.C.
H. W. VLACKNAM., Pr*»rlM*r.
Rates reduced to suit the times.
GITATT AM
High School,
GRAHAM, N. C. .
IITABIJAHCD IN IMT,
REV. D.A. LONG, A. M., Principal.
REv. W- W.BTALEY, A. M. P
REV. W. 8. LO«G. A. M.
( DAVID BELL, Graduate C. Ph., U. N. C.
Tne sessions always open the last Monday in
August and closes the last Friday In May follow
ing- Pupils can enter at any lime. No deduc
tion except In case of protracted sickness. ~
Board, gashing, fuel and lights $8 to til per
month. Tuition «3.50 to >4.s b Beud for
circular.
To Tax-Payers.
j** l ? ** at the following time* apd
pi*** to collect the taxes for 18797
At Oorhett A Lea g Store, Thursday, Nov. 6th
;; Morton s Btore, Friday, «• 7th
R. L. Mebanes, . *.i Saturday, " 'Bth
!! if* &Cr»wfo r d's store, Monday, " loth
■ : girf&u>n T X, !SS
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0.k..1M,1CT JißTHD ' iTra >" i ~ n '-
t T. > t. , gfcy. „,jp. ,
NOTICE. "
i ayß ol r ,°'s a i e u ft>r ls * ne of duplicate certificate.
•P". 87 !.' October 85th 1851, for ten share*
of itock in said Company, the original having
been lost or mislaid. ®
'■ . JAMES NEWLIN. 5
•o« sou. Jg' N «» n A *»»■
NOTICE.
having been isened'
WK JL HP 0 " * he ee at« of David
. : " ec o, they hereby notify all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ir.cnt, and all persons holding cltlms airainit
®° JP reMnt then», on or before Wne Ift
? December 18)J0.or this notice will pUhdeb
in bar of their recovery.
This 27th day of Ofctober 1879.
CHAB. J. KEtfR, i
J'V ALEXANDER WIU»N \ ADMR *
&66^ E tar ra ry,»„ d &
bullnrss a TrMl WftUont expense. The beat
opportunity ever offered for those willing to
work. You should try nothing else until yea'
see tor yourself what you can do at toe business
we offer. No room to explain hero. You can
devote all your time or only your spare time to
the business, and make great pay tor every
hour that you work. Women make as much as
men. Send for special private terms and
particulars, which we mall free. $5 Outfit free.
Don tcomplxiq of hard times whlio you have
snch * chance - Address H. HJLLETT A CO.,
Portland, Maine.
~»1S6S~
Medicines, Oils.
Paints/Glass,
I have succeeded to tho business of R. W.
Glenn and shall be glad to serve those
wanting any article kept In a ftrst class Drue
Store, either by '
wholesale or retail.
k My stock is large, and my assortment com
plete, and they will be kept so all the time.
My experience in the business is long, and
(think I may safely claim to be as wall able to
serve the interest of those favoring me with
their patronage as any one.
My Store is Just above the Ben bow Hotel
building, on the same (Ids, where I shall be
pleased to wait npon customers, either in
person, or by experienced clerks.
ORDERS FROM A DIBT \NcK PROMTLY
AND CAREFULLY fILLED.
R. G.GLENN. #■:
8, 20, ly. G'eeusboro, N. C. „
Dr. Wi JP. Bason,
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Will attend calls In Alii—es and adjoin In
conn ties. Address;
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Scott & Donnell
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Dealers in
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Hale's Weekly
On Tuesday the 7th day of Ocvoaxa, 1819,
aad la the City of Raleigh, the nndsrsigned will
commence the publication ot
IAU 1 ! WUXXiT
A RMTB CAB#MNA BKB9CBATIO
NIVIMPKi.
These foar words convey 111 that a column at
Praepectoa could tell: the food of the Sttte;
the success of the Party winch is the life of the
State aad country; the publication of all . t> e
new* the* the object* proposed. That ha can
to the last and oontrfbute to ths first and sec
ond, the subscriber does not effect to doubt.
The people havf set their sail of approval apon
hlsjMst and ho does not doabt the future. -
Halb'S Wiblt WIH be printed from new
aad beautiful type aad on fair white paper.
The price will be #3 per annum- No name
will go oa Us mall books without payment and
ao paper Will be scut after expinsdon of the
DM paid lor
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Raleigh, Sept. 15th 1879.
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Dr. 11. A. Sellers :§"
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gltpi
la DO» receiving and potting op Ut
New Goods.
A Hch and beautiful line of ladies dress gftodV/
Cloaks $3.75 to $17.00.
A line lot of cheap ready-made clothing
SUITS FROM $4.00 to $27 00
These goods were bought in Philadelphia
through the agency of nay son, on *uch terms at
to enable me to sell low.
Coine and see my low prices,
10. 8. 79. Onio.
land SALE] .
'££7 i,r„. ■
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3ld O , fNO V£MBER :879.
«r, lived up to his death, sltaato 1»
Oa d rrf"n We, wSke°r^
containing. Bh ** and others
151 ACRES.
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ssist?*-
„ "TODRED acres. ••
352 ACRBS
«oV f WhlCb U C ° VWt * i ** «*r**4r Of
leThe location Is healthy and the water exc«H
Baid tract of land will b« UM . ,
Oct 3d. TBt A ! mr - H .
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Alasiaan Osaaiy
Hiram Wells Executor of William Weils,
fa
Anderson Wells sad others.
of Wuik£ to " #u *•' laDda
of William. Walls deceased to make assets to
pay debts and coats of administration.
Solomon Wells one of the defendant*
b, o»» Xi K.„«,™ric i : u o '^
that in lieu o! personol servioe of thesdmmons
on him publication be made in Tna Aij*«"
QiKAxsa onoe a week for six aaaeeaaUe «££■
i cquiring the aatd defendant to appear aed an
ThU theiOth day of September 18». '
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|. . of AUmaoce County.
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New Arrival.
Hew and compete assortment of general
merchandise.
185 Sacks of Salt at f1.15 rts. per sack.
A trash lot'of Lime at SI.BO eta. par barrel.
Ail abeap for eash or barter. Call and exam
ice before baying elsewhere.
10.1.3*. P. E. HARDEN.
Osayanr Bfcop*
DRUG STORE
I have very recently purchased, and filled the
K*> boose formerly occupied by Dr. J. tf. Mur
y, with a fresh stoek of
Drugs and Medicines
Abo a handsome stock of fancy articles, and
everything else generally found in a
First Class Drug Store
The services of an experienced Drtobt have
been employed, who will ALWATB BK fOCKIi
In the Diug Store. Don't forget to call ana tee
ns when'at the Bbops. And rend voor orders
and prescriptions which will be earefirihr filled.
Wa. A. EE Win.
Central Hotel
flvNiiltro, If. O.
SEYMOUR STEELE, PROPRIETOR
TERMB:—SI.6O PER DAT
This bonse is conveniently located in the cen
tre of the cby. the rooms are hirite and well
furnished, and the table Is supplied with the best
( the market affords.
Large Sample Booms
( ' Omnibus and Baggage Wagon meet all tralua
[ NOTICE,
I . AppUoattoo will b« made, at the offlos rf The
. No. 3T3,dated October 35tb 1854, for three shares
i of stock in said Company, the original being loet
' JAMES NEWLIN.
I Friend Plows at SCOTT A DQJI
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