* Reams Warehouse, Durham N. C., sold in two clays, 9th and 11th, 1703 lots of-tobacco, at prices generally satisfactory to the farmers. Remember Reams the 11. A. M.
THE GLEANER
• JLooal, State and (General
GKAHAM, N. C., JANUARY 28 1880
CgtßOtf BIBECIUBK-GKABAII,
" H.«.
PESDTTBU*— Rev. B.rVf. Mebane, Pastor
; Services st 11, o'clock. M. every Sabbath
and services every SabUth evening, except
tbe first and third, at 1 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting every alternate Tuesday ev
' ening at 8 o'clock. -»
Sunday School, W.C. Donnell, Snpt, exer
?■ cises at 8, o'clok, P. M.
Sunday Sohool, Col. W. A. Albright.Sopt.
Exercises at 9% o'clock A. M. .
Prayer meeting, every alternate Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Good Templars' prayer meeting every
Monday night, after the Ist and 3rd Sunday s;
at the "6. T. HaPT at 8 o' clock P. M. free to,
ChbistiA's 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
k, NEW ADDS. —Elegant mill property
Itnd water power for sale, See ad ol R.
W. Ingle and Clapp.
Houston & Bro. want to buy your fur
iwd rag*fM-, TAT , ~ 'J
The American Sewing Machine Com
pany, J. W. Harden, agt.
Notice to debtors and creditors of
Seymour Puryear.
A. D. Royster and Bro. candies, con
fectioneries and canned goods.
Flanigans Hotel.
Next Monday Iwo weeks is our Supe
rior Court. Judge Seymour will preside.
A new street I»«R been opemled lead
ing out by the Presbyterian Grave yard.
Mrs. J. W. Harden, has bpw viailing
relatives in Dui bam. / „
Floyd Davidson is on a visit to his
father in Erie count v, Pa.
, Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
S. M. White proved the will and quals
Tfied as executor of the late Seymour
Puryear, dee'd. last Monday,
i, FRESH DRUGS— for the cash, at the
. Southwest corner of Court Hous
Square.
Col. Thos. Ruffin, of Hillsboro, was in.
the village Monday on professional busi
ness.
Graham Hotel, formerly occupied by
F. P. Pugb; is undergoing repairs, by
which it will bo very much improved.
Colored Baptist of this place are
' raising funds for the purpose of building
' them a new church.
Rev. B. W. Mebane will be absent
from his church next Sunday. He goes
to Hillsboro to assist Rev. Mr. Fiji
gerald of church there.
Between live and six millions of the
old bonded debt of the fctate has been
ftinded by Trea-ury Worth in the new
4 per cent bonds* , :
Two gold mines are now worked in
the streets of Con©>rs, aa w* see from
the paper*. We have one in our town
that bus been worked some, and there is
talk of working it again.
Frank P. Fonville, of Stonewall
Springs, this county, has gone to Wayne
county, to take charge of a tobacco farm
for a Mr. Beak. : Ha »%, worthy young
man, and knows how to raise tobacco.
SHEEP KILLED.—On Sunday we hear
that the Oeg* k*U«*l »>veu *heep for Mr.
Geo. 8. {sodgflfrs»,aod on Monday Mr.
Rodgenr killecf some dogs for hia neigh-
bora.
Tho militaiy companies seam to beget
ting along badly, aa a general thing. The
Iredell Blues bava disbanded, and its
arms will be returned. We notice other
GQtnpauies are iu a fair way to do like»
wise.
Monday waa tbe day appointed for a
v bearing in matters pertaining to tbe es
tate of W.J. Murray,. Bankrupt, and a
crowd of witnasaee were present.' Mr.
Keogb, th* Register, not putting in an
appearance, nothing waa done.
' We think the Superintendent of the
Milton k Sot herb it Hail way for a corns
I |>hn|en«ary pas* over lis road for thecal
rent fear. II "fedw rant two trains daily
and forma close connection with trains
ft n u tM * * D - "• 1L
Tbe address of Jam#* H. Card well,
Supervisor ot erases for this district, in
Douglas post-office Rockingham county,
N. C. He will lilpMr "oino letters
from people who are willing to serve aa
enumerators.
One how||esl' and forty-six students
were in attaudance during the first week
of the present seeaion of the Binghain
School, against oo* hundred and eighteen
aa the seme time baft session, which, np
to that period, was the best tbe school
had ever done.
jDearetcntK Flint.—On* night last
■week • fire iu lioxboro broke out Iroin
the explosion or a kerosene lamp, and
burned np all the business portion of the
town. We hare seen it stated that every
More in town was burned. We have
been ab'e to see no particular account,
bat the lots is doubtless quite heavy for
a village. It is to be hoped the owners
ot the property consninod were at least
partially protected by insurance.
As the season for Spring plowing will
soon be at hand it would be well for fais
iners to know that W. 11. Wakefield A
Co. keep a foil stock of plow castings for
tbe Watt, Fanner's Friend, Planters
]*ride, Avery and Oliver Chilled Plows.
They are slso agents tor the "Roland
Chill" Plow, which is the brat plow in
. America. This is a broad ing but I hey
guarantee entire satisfaction or. the plow
lua7 be returned. Reineniber the place.
McAUoo llouse. (irccusboro.
:trA«innrrnniAi»;
Seymour Puryear died at his home,
near Swepsoaville, on tho 21st day of
this month.
He was born in Mecklenburg conaty,
Virg.nia, on the 15tb day of September
1788, and was, therefore, ninety-one
years, four months and six days old
when be died. He came to this State,
and what is now this county,about sixty
one years ago. He wan the father of
nine children, eight daughter*-, all ot
whom married, and reared families of
ohildren; and one son who died in iu
fancy. Three of his children survive
their venerable father. Of his descen
dants, there are known to have been
sixty-one graud-childreu, one hundred
and twenty seven great-grand-children
and forty-four great-great-grand-children,
making a total of two buudred and fort)'
six; and, besides these, there is good
rea«ou to beleive that there are eight or
ten others, ot the ihird and fourth gen
erations, iu the StatGs of Tennessee, Illi
nois and Texas. It may be said, that
those who trace their aneedlry back to
this old oian,aEe scattered across a conti
nent.
For about sixty-five years lie was a
consistent member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and an humble, tin
cere christian; he aaa an earnest support
er of bis church, gave largely ot his
means for itu purposes and advancement,
and his house was ever a welcome home
for tlio traveling miuibtry.
Ol great energy uf character, and un>
tiring industry, he succeeded in accumu
lating a fine estate, the greater portion
ol wbicb was lost by the incidents ol the
war,and other misfortunes,
lie served as a soldier in the war
of 1812, and his death strikes another
name from lite pension roll ofhia coun
try. Only a lew names remain, for
services in that war, and it will not be
long ill the sheets that bear the record
01 the country's defenders, oHhat period,
may be lorever folded and laid away, as
no longer useful to the living, save only
as they preserve the roll of honor ot a
generation that Is dead ai>d gone, to
stimulate those who may read to become
worthy descendants of those gone beforo.
Kindness and benevolence were prom
inent traits of his character, and the poor
and needy found an opeu ear and willing
hand wheu their condition or utterances
appealed to him. lie was buried at Mt.
lleruion church, the Rev. William
Thompson preaching the tuueral. A
large concourse ot relatives, friends and
neighbors followed his remains to their
hist resting place. As the procession pass
ed Swepsonville the factory stopped, the
machinery stood motionless and the bell
tolled; a "inark ot respect appreciated by
the family and friends ot the deceased.
The foregoing, with slight alteration,
wafe furnished by one who hid known
him long, and whose relations with him
were intimate.
By (hose who also knew him, a simple
truthfulness oi statement, free Iroin that
exaggeration that too frequently marks
obituary speech or writing, will be rec
ognized.
This venerable man and good citizen
bad passed bis lour scord years before
wo knew hiip. He had arrived at that
time of life reached by lew, and rarely
reached, tree from the intervention of
second childhood. But in his case there
was no impairment of mind, and a re
markablo preservation of physical pow
ers. What be was at the end of ninety
years of life, was evidence of what he
had been, in the hoy-day of youth, and
when he had gathered to himself tbc
greater strength of matured manhood.
Judging from tMs. and when taken mens
tally and physically, we doubt it a finer
type of robust m*nhood was known to
his day and generation, (lis endowments
of uiiud were of the highest order; and,
bad eatly cultivation lout its help, fol
lowed ap by subsequent training in one
ol tbe learned professions, or had lie
chosen literatureor politics as a field for
his intellect and energy, instead of to-day
being ouly the subject ol a local newspa
per sketch, his life and farao would be
deemed tbc pride ol his State, and the
property of his country; and his death
would be chronicled as tbe termination
of the life of one rauking high among
the great ot bis fellow men.
lu tbe language of oue who had known
Mm tor perbups bait a century we give
expression lo the sentiment common to
ail wbo knew bim "But the good old
nau is gone, and we may not soou look
apou bis like again."
VenS,
An old physician, retired from (trscdce, hav
ing had placed in bl* bands by an East India
tbe formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure foj
Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma, aud
all Throat *od Luug Affecllot a, also a positive
and radical cere for JVeAoos Debility and all
JVervon* Complaints after having tested its
wonderfi l curative powers in tboossndsof eases
bas felt it bis daiy to make It known to his suf
fering fellow*. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering. I will send
tree of charge to all wbo desire it, this recipe in
Oermaa, French or English, with full direciiotu
f i preparing and aaing. Sent by msll by aw
drmsing with stamp, naming Ibis paper, W. Hk
SneaHAß, 140 Powers Block, Bochcstei M. T.
A. D. llovster k Bro , of Raleigh, are
known for tbe excellence ot tbe candy
they manufacture. They do not patron*
ice the chalky clay deposits ol Florida.
When you wish candies and other con*
lections, Including iruils and canned
goods for your own use or to sell sgsiu,
vou cannot do better tlian to seud for
their price list. If.
mw iItIVBUAI. ACCSBB
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are tbe be*t of all pur
gative? foi family use. They arc the product
of long laborious, and successful ch-mical
investigation, and tLeir extensive use. bjr
Ptiyciciaua in their practice, and by all civilised
nation* proves tbeia tbe best and most effectual
purgative Pill that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no barm can ariae from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative
powers no other pills can lie compared with
tbem. and every person, knowing their virtues,
will employ them when needed. They keep tbe
system In perfect order.and maintain in healthv
action tbe whole machinery ot life. Mild,
searching and effectual, they are specially
adapted i» the needs of.tne digestive apparatus
derangement* of which they preeenl and cure,
if tiuiely Liken. They are the butt and salc*t
physic to erniloy for children and weakened
constitution)-, where a mild but effectual
cathiutic is required.
rOS SALS BT ALL DEALERS.
] ( CBIDH Ftiniimrrntora—Ho vr The; arc
lo be Appointed nud Paid.
[Washington Special to Richmond State.]
The (uipervisors will select tbe enumer
ators subject to the approval cf the Cen
sus Bureau at Washington, and the nuins
ber will vary according to population.
In sparsely settled territory there will be
one for every thousand or fifteen hun
dred inhabitants, while in more thickly
settled districts one enumerator will col
lect statistics tor two or three thsusaud.
Enumerators will have 110 fixed rale of
compensation, and the aim will be lo
equalize their pay uccordiug to the diffi
culty of the work tlicy perform. Pro
portionately the enumerator who shall
have to scour over a thinly populated
region will receive more pay than one
who does the work in a city district with
somo thousands of inbabitrnts. The Bu
reau does not intend to pay men by the
dar, as the experience of some of the
States has sliowu that the plau inaket the
work more expensive and less expedi
tious. They are apt iu such a case to
make what arc known to navy yard em
ployes at Norfolk as "government licks."
Dr. J. C. AYER &CO., of Loyel Mans.,, have
favored us with copies of, Ayer's Almanac for
1830, iu various Ungjages. It lias evidently
been prepared with care, and must be a welcome
visitor wherever circulated. It is instructive
and entertaining to compare the uarnes of the
popular medicines wUice the Almanac advertises
as tttcy arc rendered in various languages. Thus
Ayers Cathartic Pills are called In Krencn, Pil
ules Cathartiques d'Ayer, iu Spanish, Pildoras
Catarticasde Ayer; iu Portugese, Pilulas Ca
tharticas de Ay en in German, Ayer's Reini
guugs-Pillen: in Dutch, Ayer"# Zuivcrende Pil
lcn;ln Swedish , Ayor's Losande Pilfer; iu Nor
wegian, Acer's Afforeude Piller; in Italian,
Pillole Purgative di \yer; in Welsh Pelencau
Khyddhaol Ayer: Slavonic Ayer's Rozwalnia
juce Pigulki; in Polish, Ayers 1 Plgulki Price ■
zj szczajace.
H'e advise om- readers to make a note of this
last name; if ttJSjr happen to want a t>ox of
Ayer's Pills the uext time tliey are In Poland, it
will be handy to kuow what to ask tor.
BT EWBERN FACTORIES.—There are
now in o|>eration in Newborn, the fol
lowing factories: one Cotton Yarn Mill,
having 2100 spindles; one Wood Plate
fictory, one Wow factory, one Tobacco
and one C gar factory, two Foundries,
three Machine Shops, one Boiler Works,
four Saw mills, three Steam Cotton-gins,
one Candy Manufactory—employing in
the aggregate about three hundred opn
erati ves.— ATewbemian.
35. Our friends and customers will
please bear in mind that we are still in
the fur trade, and better prepiirod than
ever to handle all rabbit, mink, otter,
possum, coon and other furs that they
have to sell, and that we nre paying onts
side priees—all the market will bear. Let
us hear frcm cue and all. Your fur will
bring the cash when presented to
HOUSTON & Cno.
Wholesale Bnvers & Grocers
2w Greensboro, N. C.
We also pay cash for woolen, yarn and
cotton rags.
We mentioned In onr last issne that an
attempt had been made to burn the store
of James P. Foister (five miles ea9t of
this place),t>ht it is now known that he
himself was th# incendiary and attempt,
ed to burn the store home belonged to
Joseph D. Brasingtou Esq., but Was
rented to Foisier who kept a small dock
ot goods. In Doeeiuber Foister insured
his goods and this attempt to burn was
iu order to get the insurance money lor
it is now ascertained that he had remov
ed and sold nearly all hia stock. — Chat
ham Record.
Flanioan's Hotel.— The traveling
public, that is that portion of whose bus
iness or inclinations calls them to our
quiet village, and especially tbe drtim»
rners, who are more than ordinarily com
petent judges in such matters, declare
that Flanigau's Hotel is just one ot tbe
best lor solid comfort tound anywhere.
We know this to be true. Tbe rooms
are large, well furnished and the very
embodiment of neatness and cleanliness.
Tbe table is just as good as an v reasoua*
ble man could desire, and the landlord as
Httcntiye as the comfjrt of bis guests re
quire.
Last week a physician was called to
see a young lady patient near Old Town.
Atter a diagnosis be slated that alia was
anew mother. As Iho young lady be
longed to a family above suspicion, and
no infaut about, it created some excite*
meiit, but a search waa made and tbe
dead body of tbe child was louud iu a
trunk * A post mortem examination dis
closed the iact that the lungs ot the in
taut bad uever been inflated, Tbe moth
eo was boand over to tbe next term ot
tbe court.— Wituton Sentinel.
Palfcer la flclllsi Well.
Mv daughters say. "how much better fath
er is since he used flop Biltrr*.** He is get
ting well after bis long (offering from a die
ease declared incurable, and We ars so glad
that ha used your Hop Hitters.—A? lady of
Rochester, N. Y.— Utica Usjuld.
Levi J. Walker, has administered
upon the estate of bis brother, the late
I*. C. Walker, of Haleigh. We learn
the net value of the estate, after paying
tbe few outstanding debt, wilt pruhsbly
reach twenty thousand dollars.
Goldsboro Mtmcnytr : The oonlract of
bailding tbe new lanel at Merebend Oily
bas been awsrded to Messrs. tVilkina Jk
Harding, tbe geotlemeu wbo have also
tba contract for building the Colored in
sane Asylum.
Aaiwrr Tfcia,
Did joi ever know any person to he ill, with
out inaction of the Stomach, Liver or kidneys,
or did yba ever know one who was well when
cither was obstructed or taactivc; sad did y»a
ever kaiw or bear of aay case of the kind that
Hop Bitters would not cute. Ask your neigh
bor this sasse question. —Tutcs.
T. A. Olds Succeeds P. M. Wilson as
local editor of The Observer. Mr. Olds
bas been connected with the Raleigh
press lor some years.
The Car shed of the Sooth Carolina
Railroad, with twelve passengers and
twenty seven baggage and freight cars
were burned, at Charleston hut Thurss
day.
A sugar boiler on 1 D. £R. Csrroles
plantation in Louisiana, exploded killing
three persons, wounding thirteen other*
and doing damage to properly estimated
at ♦B,OOO.
Tokeo, Japan has bad a-firo,' burning
fifteen thousand lion nun, and rf inlerin
fifty thousand people homeless. That
same place had a visitation from Grant.
A rousing Irish aid meeting was held
in tYashington, and a large sum was
raised, \V. W. Corcorau the Banker,
giving SI,OOO.
The Masonic Hall in Enfield, and the
store of Mr. Diloach under it have
buruttd. The Masons and Knights 6f
Honor lose all their jewels aud Mr.
Diloach il,Soo worth of goods, coveted
by $1,400 insurance.
Henry a stock trader from
this Sute, aliot and killed Jasper Deal
in a house of ill fame in Greenville, S.
C. He made his escape. Coroners jury
said the killing was felouioua.
Geul. Grant arrived at Havana, Cuba,
on tbe 22ud of this mouth, and will viait
Hati and perhaps other Islands and go
to Mexico about the 12th of next month.
The reason why Prof.. A. R. Lodoux
resigned as State Chemist, is said lo be
because of his being ottered a position in
New York with better pay.
Dr. W. H. Moore, of Goldsboro, has
been choscu superintendent, and Col. J.
T. Kennedy, of Wayne couutj, steward,
of tl.e Colored Ituane Asylum at Golda
boro. - '
The magistrate# of Chatham county,
after considering anil discussing the
matter, decided to continue the inferior
Court for that county.
Mr. George White, a merchant at
Whitaker'a, in thia State, sold morphine
by mistake to a faioier who gave it to
his giana daughter, nine year* old, cans*
iug death very aoon. It was mistaken
for a drug used as a substitute for qui*
nine.
Geul. Boynton, ex-war-general, pres
ent Washington uewspa|n-r correspon
dent, criticised Uenl. Shermans' Me
moir»; and Genl. Sherman lout hia tnn«
per, and said Boynton was without char-
would slander las mother for
a thousand dollars. Boynton will sue
for slander.
A wagon load of goats appeared upon
the Winston market, and went oil slowly
at $1.50 a pair.
J. A. Iloblnson, editor of tbo Winston
Leader, lost a little sou about Christmas
and another on he 18tb of this month.
He is quite a young man, aud theso were
probably his only children.
Farmer anil Mechanic'. A liltlo over
four hundred and lorty pounds of newly
wedded bliss spent tho night at the Na
tional Hotel last week. Tho groom, a
New Yorker, several years the junior of
tho pair, weighed about 110 pounds, or
say ane-fourth of the family.
Chatham Record'. Deputy Collector L.
B. Pennington, accompanied by Thomas
Wright, mado a raid near oar village
and captured about ten gallous ol UIIS
stamped whiskey aud a man named Ed
ward Johnson, who lives near Silk Hope,
in this county. They came upon Johnson
about 8 o'clock at nigbt iu the woods a
milo from here, and caught bim soiling
lite whiskey to a crowd of negroes.
A material train on tho Virginia Mid.
land road rau oft the track at Hook 11th
Station, aud down an embankment filly
feet, killing tbo conductor, Dabner Wil
son and two brakeiuen, and seriously
wounding Capt, 11. D. Luckett aud. six
road hands.
Preston D. Mood, editor of lbs Clarens
dou (S. C.) Pren, blew bis brains out,
because a young Jewess would not mar
ry bim. lie was 21 years old, talented
and erratic, and the sou ol a distinguish
ed Methodist pueacher.
J. L. Pliifer, prominent business man
of Concord is dead.
St. Murka Lutheran cbntirofa, in Char
lotte are settling tho questions, "Shall
the gown be worn in the pulpit," or
aha! l the resignation of the |»aator who
wore it be accepted.
The laving "time U money" la beet Illustrated
by lite prompt action of Dr. Bull's Cough By rap
In all cases of Cough*, Cold*, Ac. rrlce 25
cents a bottle. All Druggists koup It.
Mr. Aaebury had his barn and a val
uable horse bunted by an inoendiary in
Charlotte.
Wake Forest College has one hundred and
aeveuty students.
Dr. Jas. W. McKoe, of RaMgfa, has been
elected physician to the penitentiary to Ail line
vacancy occasioned by the death ol Dr. Liu!e.
Charlotte haa.secured a telephone exchange,
and U happy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SI'PIHM cenßT.
' StaasaanVaeair.
0. D. Cobb, as admr. of lsreal CaWe, die'd.
i&m. 1
Hetrs at l»« of Cynthia Young. Mtlit.da Job,
Elisabeth UOBCU. Abel IIOMM, Samuel Ilobbs,
Lewi* HoW*. Pusaa Barton, Kobeui a Canary.,
Kroanuel lo*le. taw Hughe*. AuiUooj
A wife Laura, EiUahrth Lamb, Heir* of Frankjr
1 hiiuaj, Heir* of MM bet* Jot, Liszie A Jobs,
Govau lni;lc, lletra of Vincent ingle, Lewk
Cable, Polly Job, Hannah Wbltaell, Alexander
Cat4c, Isabella Cable, Kmily (lent, Kacbael
Holt, Drald Cabla, Pern'Jla Tickle, Susannah
Edna Law, Valentine Cobh, PJiiabetli
Cobb, Israel Cobb, Jane "A. Phinpa, Isabella
Robertson, Meilna Andrew*, William Wrrlek,
Nowt-w Wyrick. Israel Cable, Elixabeth Cable,
Jane Cable, Wilkin* Cable, Catherine Cable,
garni. Cable, Milton J. Cable, William Cable
and Kit Cable.
Thil U a spacial proceed'Bg to aril land f. »
aaart* bf O. U. Cobb, adror.. of kraal Gable,
and it appearing to the satisfse ion of tba court
that the beira of Cynthia Yoaejf, aanies and
seica unknown,Ellrsbeth Ltnaen*. Abel ljobb*
Mara). Hobbe and Elizabeth Lamb, hrin of
Fraakey Tborr.aa, name* and MM unknown,
heirs of Maabeta Job; Ufiit and Juba, Uarai
Ingle, beir* of Vincent Ingle, Daniel Cable,
Bo*«nnah Stone, Newtoa Wyrick and William
Cable, are all nccaa—ry partiew to aaid pro
ceedinir, and are non reaident* of tbi* State, it
ia therefore ordered: That publication be made
for them in Tnt ALAMAJICC Guuaaa a news
paper published weekly, in the town of Gra
haui, for si* euceerire week*, la lieu of per
sonal service of saiamoae, and that if I bey
fail to appear and answer or demur within
twenty one data. a decree pro confetto will be
eati-rnd a* to tbem,
l*on« at office in Graham )
Jan. *». iB6O. (
A. TATI, C. S. C.
, Alamance Coaoty
Graham Market. *
CORRKCTLD V.'ERKLT BY
J. W. HARDEN".
Wednesday, Jan. 28th 1880
Apples, dried, ¥ 1b.... " tos
green V bushel, 75@1.25
Scans, Mixed V busiieU ' 85
" While¥ / " 1,00
Buttci r tn>.. 90'
By»n sides ¥ lb .. £>to
■shoulders, ¥ lb
" hams igii
BccfVlb 4sts
Black berries. dried,. #9
Bark, sasafras roots V lb 2W® J
Coifee ¥lb 18®B5
Castings, old V ir>
Candles Adamant ¥ lb 20
Cloth, tow and cotton, ¥ yd. .. tVS>2O
Corn ,¥ bush "75
Chickens Frying 10S1!S
Chickens irrown 30
Cottou inlint. V lb .... B§lo
Cotton In seed ~ 3
Coal oil ¥ gat 25
Cherries Dried¥ lb 12W
„ " seed 8&&3
Clover seed ¥ lb ..... k
Ducks ¥ Pair : .. 30
E*gs ¥ doz
Flour, family ¥ bbl 7*o
" Super ¥ bbl .* 6.00
Feathers V 1b.... 30g>40
Hat ¥ 100 lb.„ 60
Hides, green, ¥ lb 5
•' dnr, ¥lb 10
Lard ¥ lb 10tol2}*
Molases C'uoa ¥ gal 50@«u
Meal, corn, ¥tb ..... 9
Oats, seed ¥ buau .. 50$X)0
Onions ¥ bush 50
" sett V bush 1.00
Peas ¥ bash ■ 1.00
Potatoes, Iri ib ¥ bush 50to 75
" sweet •• 50®ti0
Pork ¥ Ib .....1........... 6
Peaches; dried, peeled,. .. . s@lo
" " unpoeied, S
Rag* ¥ Ib ; 1
Salt One ¥ sack... 8.25
" - course 1.25
Shingles ¥ thousand ' " -8.50
Tallow ¥ lb 0
T„ urk f 3 K l* r J* 11 " 75^1.00
Wood ¥ cord »... 8.00^9.50
Wheat ¥ bush. 1.26# 1.30
Durham
Tobacco market.
REPORTED BT
H. A. REAMS,
PROPRIETOR OP
Reams' Warehouse.
Durham N. C. Dec. 13 1879
I.OCIS. '
Dark, 2 toS
Kcd, ' 3 to 4
Common, 4 to 6
Medium, 1 to 9
WM» * , 10 to 14
Fancy, 10 to 30
Common Dark, 2 t»JI
Good, 8X to4W
Fine, - ■ «u>l
Extra Fine,
EKLGBT WIAPRIRI,
Common, 9 to Tg
Medium, Ifllo 88
Fine, , :t8 to 45
Extra, W t«6
Break* during the past week have been heavy
but no change u noted it. prices since oar hut
report, prices closed firm on all coiory grades hi
good order.
Seeds, Seeds,
JVHT BKCIIVKB
Clover Seed,
Orchard, Grass
and Garden Seeds.
SCOTT * DOSKELL.
Land For Sale,
940 acre* taring on Utile Alamance and Boyd'*
creek, adjoining Dan). Holt, Thos. 0. Poost and
J. W. Harden—Term* made fair.
P. B. HARDEN.
1.14.'80.tf.
Live Agents Waited
(lapk Hariware NpftlalliM.
The; sell la rrery famllr. Canraaaer* dear
♦5 to flO per day. Send lor descriptive circu
lar* and lonoa to Agents.
LIVINGSTON A CO.,
Iron rounder*, PiUaburg. Pa
pALACL JEWELRY STORK
yyn. farrar,
...... 1 _ „
AND JEWELER, AND
A XT) DKALKS IM
WATCH*. C f>tCKm IIVILBf
Silver Ware; Bridal Pfeaenta, Solid
Rings, Walking Cane*,
Gold Fens, Ac.
OREENSBORO, N. a
WbUk will k« mM cbMf
LONG'S NEW
Store.
AT
PUQM'B COMMMM,
U the place to purchase roar Dry Oooda, Cloth
ing. Shawl*, Overcoats, Praia Oooda, Ladles and
Genu Hat*. L die* aud Mlssea aboea a* low a*
the lowest. flenta flue sewed Boot* at 04.9* a
pr. Oroperte at
Bottom Prices.
That (food old Cheese at 17J cent*, coffee 15,
30. and «* , choice New Orleans inolnrse..
at 00 ct»., Prime Porto Kieo molasses at SO ct*.
Alt kind* produce wanted at blgbext market
price. Come and examine oar j.»od* and learn
t oar prices. Kospc-tfnll*.
JNO. J. LONG.
WW I rn n CUBED Promptly and permanenf
-1111 ■' 11 ly. 1 send a bottle of my cele
|i | | m brated remedy, with a valuable
HII K treatise on ibl* disease, free o all
I' | | llxufferers wbosend me Uieir P. O
IJ| 1 U and Express address.
Dr. U. G. ROOT,
Ho. 183 Pearl St. New fork
Farmer Frleud Plows at BCOTT X DON
NELL-8.
MI'FICHIOK C«IIKi',
A Inmnnrr I'oant),
D 11. Aißrijjht
Ilira n Well*, Ex'r. of William Well* and Solo
mon Wells.
. This to an ac
tion upon a bond for the payment of *3l«.fifl,
execiuea by tbo defendant
Iyftj, and payable one day after date. Tbc de •
fendant Solomon Wells is auon-ie*ideni of the
State, and an order has been made for nertic >
upon him by publication in this paper for six /
succes.-ive weeks, in lien of personal «er?ice. °
If he fail to appear at the Spring terra 1880 of
said oourt, to be held at Ihe court bouse iu
Graham, on tbc 2nd Monday before the Ist
Monday in March 1880, and answer or demur
judgement will be rendered agalnat him by
deiaulL
, A. TAns, C. S. C.
1.5.1880.
H'PBRIM rai'BTi
AI
Jacob Andre* and wife Nsnev."
Thomas Marahiil, Jonathan
Marahill and William Mar- Bpedal
■hill
ra Proceeding.
Alfred Marahill,Joarph Manhill
and John Marshlll.
This is a special pro- \
reeding foi the sale of lands descending from
Joseph Marahii: dee'd upon the parties aa ten
ants io common. The defendants era non-res
idents of the Slate and publication In this pa
per for six successive weeks is Men of personal '
service of summon., upon theoi la ordered; and
after soch aerrice, if they fail to appear, and
answer or demnr within SI days. jndg't. will
be taken pro coofeaso against thA».
1.7.80. A. TATE, C a C.
Ik( vl&i i\^X
■?/ si Hl.* ?\i)\
Hi §||jfejp
its* *=• sff
%^QJM
Dissolved.
The Arm heretofoce doing boatoaaa under ite
name and style ot A. B. Tate A Co. la thia day
dissolved by mutual corneal.
Persons indebted io the late Arm Boat make
immediate payment. Thoae kannf eiaima
agatnat the said Arm will plcaaa present Ihm
A. B. Tate will settle and doaa np the entire
businusa ot Itx late Ana.
A. B. TATE.
C. F. ALBWOtIT
Late partem Dndar the dmt name of A. &.
Tate A Co.
Dae. fcli, 1800. 6w,
Prices reduced
Perfected Farmers Friend Flow* aaWs
Petersburg Va.
One Horse No. 5 Price #4.St
rwo Horse No. 1 " MO
IVo Horse No. V* " 7 00
two Horae No. 8 y S.M
For Mia at Graham by
SCOTT & DON
• urt MPMcavve KIMCMB.
rBADS MARK TkcHml fUMUK
mt&W for Bemf n a
leocy, andall the
deaeuci that |ol4^Mll^^
low.as iseqnenea^®
•fFßti TAJUMor &f-Ab2ee- uUTII TUM.
Lnaa of Memory. Universal Lassitude, Pain In
the Back. Dluinese of Vision, Premature Old
A*e. and many other Diseasee that lead to In-
Malty or Consomptloa. and a Premature Grave.
C9~rull particulars la oar phamphlet, which we
desire to seod free by mall to every one.
WTbe Specific Medicine la sold by aB drmnfate
at tl per package, or six packages for *&, or
will be tent freo by mail oa receipt of the money
\tj add retting
THE OR AT MEDICINE CO..
Mechanics' Block. Drmrft, Mich.
otold la Graham and everywhere by all
drugxisu. ,
New Arrival.
New and complete assortment of general
nMiebAodlie.
1* Sacks of Salt at 1115 eta. per sack.
A tresh lot of Lhae at ll.w eta. per banal.
All cheap for cart or barter. Call and exam
ine before buying claewhere.
10.1.8*. P. H. HARDEN.
If yea sea^sTaMwClLn etctaSa-d recr
p«lwlUqueJa^tsfa^slttazt
Hyoapeaaaaef bsifrnm. wtot br the
stra&.»L roar cT«rrH|>lat»asi,or a mx* Z 13
Wfl| telTiPl otlf JOMyUCCinat volt,
Urea we la the mWMNtki hm, at tbe
aaagga?y^^^affl£i^:
Qet Wmw will rirsirs«»sw' Jfc -~' T1
Hor Oooaa ■*>■*»"«■
IV*rl!rZal* otterf' tttlfwtet S^Dra^SstJ
D.LC. la aa isolate aa4trraafattMeearifordnin*-l
anass* aaa of sptaw.tntann a aa J naww 1 a I
*u«wwM> y s^a fc a^i«.,ntu^i»..t|
BOMtTB WMTmmoiao Bar IBWU*.
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