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THE GLEANER •"jjoeal. State and General (J KAHAM, N. CM JANUARY 28 1880 J»I«ECTOBir—OKAHAM, €• 'PRBBTTKUH —Be v. B. W. Mebane, Pastor Bervicesat 11, o' clock. A M. every Sabbath and services every Skbbath evening, except the first and third, at 1 o'clock. Prayer" Meeting every alternate Tuesday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Bonday School, W.C. Donnell, Bnpt, exer • cisesat 8, o'clok, P. U. * School, Col. W. A. Albright.SopU " Exercises at 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 »rd Sunday's; at the "F. T. HalT at 8 O'clock P. M. free to, all. . [i , one mile from town. Rev. D. A. Long, Pastor. Services every Sun day at II o'clock, A. M. Sunday School, at 10, o'clock A. M. Rev W ' ? . jk,. NEW ADDS.— Elegant mill property and water power for sale. See ad ot R. VV. Ingle and Clapp. Houston Si Bro. want to buy your fur and ngjCy *"*> m • " The Amerieait Sewing Machine Com pany, J. W. Harden, agt. Notice to debtors and creditors of Seymour Puryear. i A. D. Royster and Bro. candies, con fectioneries and canned goods. Fianigans Hotel. Next Monday two weeks is our Supe rior Court. Judge Seymour will preside. A new street has been opended lead ing out by the Presbyterian Grave yard. Mrs. J. W. Harden, IMM been visitiug relatives in Duihain. Floyd Davidson is on a visit to his father in Erie county, Pa. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy • Tobacco. S. M. White proved the will and quals Hied as executor of the late Seymour P-uryear, dee'd. last Monday. FRESH DRUGS— or the cash, at (HE corner of Court Hous Square. Col. Thos. Ruffin, of Hillsboro, was in the village Monday ou professional busi ness. r . 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 ol building 1 lbem a new church. Rev. B. W. Mebane will be absent from his church next Sunday. He goes to Hillsboro, to assist liev. Mr. Fit* church there. BetWeen five and s"ix millions" olf the old bonded debt of the State has been funded by Treasury Worth in the now 4 per cent bonds*.. r Two gold mines are now worked In the streets of Cone»r(|,M we see from (he papers* We have one in our town that has been worked sotiie, and thero is " talk of working it again. Frank P. Fonville, of Stonewall Springs, this county, has gone to Wayne county, to take chrtige of a tobacco farm ior a Mr. Besfc. iHe is t*, worthy young man, and knows how to raise tobacco. SHEXP KIIXED.— On Sunday we hear that the dogs killed soveu sheep fprMr. Geo. S. lsodg®fs, e and ou Monday Mr. Rodgers killed some dogs for his neigh bors. „ Tho militaty companies seem to beget ting along badly, as a general thing, i'he Iredell Bides have disbanded, and us arms will be returned. We notice other companies are in a fair way to do like wise. Monday was the day appointed for a hearing in matters pertaining to the es tate of w. J. Murray, .Bankrupt, and a chrowd of witnaases, weire present. Mr. Keogh, the Register, not putting in an appearance, nothing was done. WethAnktHe Superintendent of the Milton 3b Sutherlin Railway for a couiv plitteirtary pass s>ver ha roafi for »he«ur reiiffear. It *»Svr runs two trains daily and forms close connection With trains on ttie & J}. R, A * i The address of James H. Card well, Supervisor ot census for this district, fc» Douglas post-office Rockingham county, N. C. He will liMf get some letters from people who are willing to serve as enumerators. One huadted and forty-six students were in attendance durhi'g the first week of the present session of the Bingham School, against one hundred and eighteen at the same time lust session, which, up to that period, was the beat the school had ever don* r , DESTiHJontK Fm*.—One night last week s fire in Roxboro broke out Irom the explosion of a kerosene lamp, and burned up all the business portion of the town. We have seen it stated that every store in town was burned. We have been able to see no particular accouut, but the loss is doubtless quite heavy for a village. It is to be hoped the owners of the property consumod were at least partially protected by insurance. As the season for Spring plowing will soon bo at hand it would be well for fars jne r8 to know that W. H. Wakefield & Co. keep a full stock of plow castings for the Watt, Farmer's Friend, Planters Pride, Avery and Oliver Chilled Plows. Thcv are also agents tor the "Roland Chill" Plow, which is the beat ploio in America. This is a broad saying but they guarantee entire satisfaction or. the plow may bo returned. Remember the place. McAdoo House. Greensboro. Beams "Warehouse, Durham N. C., sold in two days, 9th and 11th, 1703 lots of tobacco, at prices generally satisfactory to the farmers. Remember Reams the H. A. M. Seymour'Puryear died at his home, near Swepspnville, on tho 21st day of this month. .« -* Ho was born in Mecklenburg couaty, Virginia, on the 16th day of September 1788, and was, therefore, ninety-one years, four months and six days old when lie died. He came to this State, and what is now this county .about sixty one years ago. He wa* the father of nine children, eight daughters, all ol whom married, and rearfd families of ohildren; and one sou who died in iu fancv. Three if his children survive their venerable father. Of his descen dants, there are known to have been sixty-one grand-childreu, one hundred and twenty seven great-grand-children and forty-four great-great-grand-children, making a total of two hundred and forty six; and, besides these, there is good rea«ou to beleive that there are eight or ten others, ot the third and fourth gen erations, in the Btatss of Tennessee, Illi nois and Texas. It may be said, that those who trace their aoeetftry buck to tiiis old manure scattered across a conti nent. For about sixty-five years he was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, aud an humble, sin cere christian; Ire was an earnest support er of his church, gave largely ot his means for its purposes and advancement,' and his house was ever a welcome home for tho traveling ministry. Of great energy of character, and nn> tiring industry, he succeeded iu accumu lating a fine estate, the greater portion ot which was lost by the incidents of the war,aud other misfortunes, lie served as a soldier in the war of 1812, and his death strikes another name from the ofhia coun try. Only a few names remain, for services in that war, and it will not be long ill the sheets that bear the record ol the country's detenders,oFthat period, may be forever folded aud laid away, as uo longer useful to tho liviug, save only as they preserve the roll of honor ot p 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 aud needy louiid an open car and willing hand wheu their condition or utterances appealed to him. He was buried at Mt. Uermou church, the Rev. William Thompson preaching the fuueral. A large concourse ot relatives, friends and neighbors followed his remains to their lust resting place. As the procession pass ed Swepsonville the factory stopped, the machiuery stood motionless aud the bell tolled; a mark ot respect appreciated by the family aud friends ot the deceased. The toregoiug, with slight alteration, was furnished'by one who had known him long, and whose relatious with him were intimate. . " By those who also knew him, a simple truthfulness ol statement, free from that exaggeration that too frequently marks obituary speech or writing, will be rec ognized. 'I bis venerable man and good citizen had passed his lour scortJ years tefore we knew him. He had arrived at that time of life readied by few, and rarely reached, free troin the intervention of second childhood. But in his esse there was no impairment of mind, aud a re markable preservation of physical pow ers. What he was at the end of ninety years of life, was evidenco of what he had been, in the hey-day ot youth, and wheu he had gathered to himself the greater strength of matured manhood. Judging from tliis. and when taken mens tally and physically, we doubt it a finer type of robust manhood was known to his day and generation. His endowments of mind were of tho highest order; aud, bad early cultivation lout its be|p, fol lowed up by subsequent training in one ol the learned professions, or had he chosen literature or politics as a field for his intellect and energy, instead of to-day being only tho subject of a local newspa per sketch, his life and fumo would be deemed the pride of his State, and • tho property of Ids country; and his death would be chronicled as tho termination of the life of oiio ranking high among the great ol his fellow men. iu the language of oue who had knowu him tor perbups half a century we give expression lo the sentiment common to all who knew him "But the good old man is gone, and we may not soou look upon hi* like again." J«H*uK>pilou Vnrei, An old physician, retired from practice, hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure foj Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, aud all Throat aud Lnug Affectioi a, alao a positive and radical core for Aefveus Debility and all JVervons Complaints after having tested its wondcrf i-l curative powers in thousands of cases has felt it his duiy to make it known to his suf fering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will (end free of charge to all who desire it, this recipe in German, French or English, with full directions f i preparing and using. Bent by mail by d&- dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. ML SUEHBAB, 149 Powers Block, Rochcstei Jf. Y. A. D. Royster & Bro , of Raleigh, are known for the excellence ot the candy they manufacture. They do not patron ize the chalky clay deposits ot Florida. When yon wish candies and other con fections, including Irnils aud canned goods for your own use or to sell again, vou cannot do better than to send for ibeir price list. tf. Bf VniVIUAf. ACCOBo Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the best of all pur gatives for family use. They arc the product of long laborious, and successful ch-mical investigation, and tLeir extensive nse, by Physiciaus in their practice, aud by all civilized nadons proves them the best and most effectual purgative Pill that medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable no barm can arise from their use. In intrinsic value and curative powers no other pills can be compared with them, aud every person, knowing their virtues, will employ them when needed. They keep the system In perfect order.and maintain in healthy action the whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and effectual, they are specially adapted to tlie needs of tne digestive apparatus, derangements of which they preoent and cure, if timely taken. They are the best aud sat est physic to euibloy for children and weakened constitutions, where a mild but effectual cathai tic is required. FOU SALE BT ALL DEALERS. Ceiiia Ennuraeralor*—-llcw They are lo be Appointed and Paid. [Washington Special lo Richmorid State.] The supervisors will se&£t-tbe ormraer ators subject (o the approval cf the Cen sus Bureau at Washington, and the ntim* ber"will vary according to population. In sparsely settled territory there will be one (or every thousand or flit ecu hun dred inhabitants, while in more thickly settled districts oue enumerator will col lect statistics lor two or three thousand. Enumerators will have no fixed rale of compensation, and the aim will be to equalize their pay uccording to the diffi culty of the work they perioral. Pro portioiiately 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 day, as the experience of some of the States has show» that tlie plan makes the work more expeusive and less expedi tious. They are apt iu such a case to make what are known to navy yard em ployes at Norfolk as "government licks." Dr. J. C. AYRR &CO., of Loyel Mass.,. have favored us with copies of Ayer's Almanac for 18S0, iu various Ungjages. It has evidently been prepared with care, and must be a welcome visitor wherever circulated. It is instructive and entertaining to compare the names of the pbpul&rmedlclnes whice the Almanac advertises i as tliuy arc rendered iu various languages. Thus Ayers Cathartic Pills are called in Freucn. Pil ules Cathartiqucs d'Ayer, iu Spanish, Pildoras Oatartlcaade Ayer; iu Portugcess, Pilulas Ca tharticas de Ayerj in Gorman, Ayer's Retnl gunKs-Pillen: in Dutch, Ayer's Zuiverende Pil ien; in Swedish , Ayer's Losande Pilfer; lu Nor wegian, Ayer's Afforeude Piller; iu Italian, Pillole Purgative di \yer; in Welsh Pcleneau ltbyddhaol A yen Slavonic Ayer's Roiwalnla- Juce Pigulki; in Polish, Ayers a Plgulki Prscc zj szczajace. We advise our readers to make a note of this last name; if thety happen to want a box of Ayer's Pills the uext time they are iu Poland, it #lll be handy to know what to ask tor. .N EWBERN FACTORIES. —There are now iu operation in Newborn, the fol lowing factories; one Cotton Yarn Mill, having 2100 spindles; oue Wood Plate f ictory, one now factory, one Tobacco aud one C gar factory, two Foundries, three Machine Shops, one Boiler Works j four Saw mills, three Steam Cotton-gins, one Candy Manufactory—employing iu the aggregate about three hundred opt erati ves. —Newberriian. 35. Our friends and customers will please bear in mind that we are still in the fur trade, aud better prepared than ever to haudlo all rabbit, uiink, otter, poßßnm, coon aud other furs that (hey have to sell, and that we nre paying outs side priees—all the market will bear. Let us hear from one and ail. Your fur will bring the gash wheu presented to HOUSTON & BRO. Wholesale Buyers & Grocers 2w Greensboro, N. C. We also pay cash for woolen, yarn aud cotton rags. We attempt han been made to burn the store of James P. Foister (five miles east of this place), but it is now known that he himself was thrf incendiary and attempts ed to burn the store house belonged to Joseph D. Brasingtou Esq., but Was rented to Foister who keot a'small stock ot goods. In Doeember Foister insured his goods and this attempt to burn was iu order to get the insurance mouey tor it is now ascertained that he had remov ed and sold nearly all his stock.—Chat ham Record. FLANIGAN'B HOTEL.— The traveling public, that is that portion of whoso bus iness or inclinations calls them to our quiet village, and especiu.'ly the drum*, iners, who are more than ordinarily com petent judges in such matters, declare that Flauigau's Hotel Is just one ot the best lor solid comfort touud anywhere. We know this to be true. The rooms are large, well furnished and the very embodiment of neatness aud cleanliness. The table is just as good as anv reasona ble man could desire, and tho landlord as attentive as the comfort of his guests re>> quire. ■ Last week a physician was called to see a young lady patient near Old Town. After a diagnosis he stated that she was a hew mother. As tho young lady be longed to a family above suspicion, and 110 iufaut about, it created some ment, but a search was made and the dead body of the child was louud iu a trunk ■ A post mortem examination dis closed the lact that the lungs ot the in fant bad uever beeu inflated, The inoth eo was bound over to the uext term of the 90urt.— Winston Bentinel. Pother la Oeltlaß Well. Mv daughters any. "how much better fath er is since ho used Hop Bit-Wrs.' 1 He is get ting well after bis long suffering from a dis ease declared incurable, and We are ao glad that he used your Hop Bitters.—A lady of ltoch ester, N. Y.—UTICA HERALD. Levi J. Walker, has administered upon the estate of bis brother, the late P. 0. Walker, of Raleigh. We learn the net Value of the estate, after paying the few outstanding debt, will probably reach twenty thousand dollars. Goldsljoro Messenger : The contract of bnildiug the new buiel at Morehend Oily has beon awarded to M»ssrs. tVilkius & Harding, the gentlemen who have also the contract for building the Colored lu sane Asylum. Aaiwer Tbia, ■» Did yon ever know any person to be ill, with out inaction of the Stomach, Liver or kidneys, or did ybu ever know one who was well when either was obstructed or inactive; and din you ever know or hear of any cas« of the kind that Hop Bitters would not cure. Ask your neigh bor this same question.— TlMES. T. A. Olds suoceods P. M. Wilson as local editor of The Observer. Mr. Olds has been connected with the Raleigh press fir some years. The Car shed of the South Carolina Railroad, with twelve and twenty Bereu baggage and freight cars were burned, at Charleston last Tliums day. A sugar boiler on' D. fR. Carrolea plantation in Louisiana, exploded killing three persons, wounding thirteen others and doing damage to property estimated at SB,OOO. I Tokeo, Japan has liad a firo, burning fifteen thousand houses, aud renderinu fifty thousand people homeless. That same place had a visitation from Grant. A rousing Irish aid meeting was " held in vVasliingtoo, and a largo sum was raised, W. W. Corcorau the Bauker, giving SI,OOO. The Masonic Hall in Enfield, and the store of Mr. Diloach under it have been burned. The Masons aud Knights of Honor lose all their jeWels aud Mr. Diloach SI,SOO worth of goods, coveted by #1,400 insurance. Heury Townsend, n stock trader from this Sute, shot and killed Jasper Deal in a house of ill fame in Greenville, S. C. He made his escape. Coroners jury said the killing was felonious. Geul. Grant arrived jat Havana, Cuba, on the 22ud of this mouth, and will viaif Hati and perhaps other Islands and go to Mexico aboiit the 13th of next month. The reason why' Prof. A. R. Lodoux resigned as State Chemist, is said to be because of his beingadftered a position in New York with' better pay. Dr. W. H. Moore, of Goldsboro, has been chosen superintendent, and Col. J. T. Kennedy, of Wayne couuty, steward, of tl.e Colored Ituane Asylum at Golds boro. The magistrates of Chatham county, after considering and discussing the matter, decided to continue the inferior Court for that county. Mr. George White, a merchant at Whi taker's, in this State, sold morphine by mistake to a futmer who gave it to his graua daughter, nine years old, caus ing death very soon. It was mistaken for a drug used as a substitute for qui nine. , Genl. Boynton, ex-war-general, pres ent Washington newspaper correspon dent, criticised Genl. Shermans' Me moirs; and Genl. Sherman lost his trtnv per, aud said Boynton was without £liar- would slander his mother for a thousand dollars. Boynton will sne for slander. A wagon load of goats appeared upon the Winston market, and went oil slowly at $1.50 a'pair. J. A. Robinson, editor of tbo Winston Leader, lost a little son about Christmas anil another ou he 18th of this mouth. He is quite a young man, aud these were probably his otify children. Farmer and Mechanic: A little over four hundred and forty pounds of newly wedded bliss spent the'night the Na tional Hotel last week. The groom, a New Yorker, scverel years the junior of the pair, weighed aCout 110 pounds, or say one-fourth ofthejamily. Chatham Itecord : Deputy Collector L. B. Pennington, accompanied by Tboinas Wright, made a raid near our village and captured about ten gallons ot uns stamped whiskey aud a mau named Ed ward Johuson, who lives ueur Silk Hope, in this county. They came upon Johnson about 8 o'clock at night iu the woods u mile from here, aud caught him selling ! the whiskey to a crowd of negroes. A material (rain ou the Virginia Mid. land road ran ofl the track at Roektish Station, aud down an embankment flVty feet, killing the conductor, Dabney Wil son and two brekemen, • and soriously wounding Capt, H. D. Luckett aud six road bauds. Preston D. Mood, editor of the Clarens don (S. C.) iYe#», blew his brains out, because a young Jewess would not mar ry him. He was 21 years old, talented aud erratic, and the sou of a distinguish ed Methodist pteaclier. J. L. Phifer, prominent business man of Concord is dead. St. Marks Lutheran cbuurob, in Char lotte are settling the questions, "Shall the gown be worn in tlie pulpit," or shall the resignation of the pastor who wore it be accepted. The saying "time Is money" Is best Ulaatrated by tlie prompt action of Dr. Bull's Cough ttyrup lu all cases of Coughs, Colds, fcc. Price ifc cents a bottle. All Druggists keep it. Mr. Asebury had his barn and a val uable horse hurned by an inoendiary iu Charlotte. Wake Forest College has one hundred and seveuty students. Dr. J as. W. McKoe, of Raleigh, has been elected physician to the penitentiary to All the vacancy ocoasloned by the death of Dr. Little. Charlotte has secured a telephone exchange, and is happy. NEW ADVEUTISEMEfITS. RUPKHIOK COURT. Alaaaace €*aair G. D. Cobb, m admr. of l#real Cable, dte'd. Again at. Ilelrs at law of Cynthia Young, Mtlli.da Job, Elizabetli Linncns, Abel Hobbs, Samuel Hobbs, Lewis Hobba, Husau Barton, lioheui a Causer, Emanuel Ingle. ttasau Hughe*. Anthony & wife Laura, Elisabeth Lanib, iicirs of Franky Heirs of MaelieWi Job, Lizzie & John, Govau Initio, Heirs of Vincent ingle, Lewis Cable, Polly Job, Hannah WbltseU, Alexander Cable, Isabella Cable, Emily Gant, Kacbacl Holt, Daniel Cable, Pernelia Tickle, Susannah Oton», Edna Law, Valentine Cobh, Elizabeth Cobb, Israel Cobb, JatxfcjA. Phipps, Isabella Robertson. Mellna Andrews, William Wyriek, Now ton Wyriek. Israel Cable, Elizabeth Cable, Jane Cable, Wilkins Cable, Catherine Cable, Sam I. Cable. Milton J. Cable, William Cable and Kti Cable. This is a special proceeding to ml! land f > assets by G. I). Cobb, admr., of Israel Cable, and it appearing to the satisfaction ot the court ' that the heirs uf Cynthia Young, names and ' sexes unknown, Elizabeth Linnens, Abel Hobbs | Ham I. Hobbs and Elizabeth Lamb, heirs of ' Franfcey Thomas, namea and sexes unknown, 1 heirs of Masheta Job; Lizzie and John, Garan Ingle, beirs of Vincent Ingle, 'Daniel Cable, Susannah Stone, Nowton Wyriek and William Cable, are all necessnry parties to said pro ceeding. and are non residents of this State, it is therefore ordered: That publication be made for them in Tnz ALAMANCE GLKA.IM a news paper published weekly, in the town of Gra ham, for six suceseUe weeks, in lieu of per sonal service of summons, and that if they fail to appear and answer or demur within twenty one days,, a decree pro oonfetto will be entered as to them. Done at office in Graham ) Jan. it>. 1880, \ A. TAT*. C. 8. C- Alainance County Graham Market. * COIIRKCTED TVERKLT BT J.W. HARDEN. Wednesday, Jan. 28th 1880. Apples, drletl, V n>.... tos •« green V bushel, 75@1.«5 Beans, Mixed V bushel 85 " White V " 1,00 Buttei Vlb 30 Beeswax ¥ lb 80 Bacon rides V 1b... S>lO " shoulders, Vlb » 7 " ham? 12W Beef V lb Black berries, dried,. s>B Bark, sasafras roots » tb 2W® J Coifee ¥ lb 18&'25 Castings, old. 9 tb .. Candles Adamant Vlb 20 Cloth, tow and cotton, V yd. .. t«f>9o Oorn v bash 75 Chickens Frying 10/8)15 Chickcdb ifrown "30 Cotton inlint, V lb B®lo Cotton in seed..... S "tioaloit ...... ». Cherries Dried >1 lb igu „ " «eed BK®» Clover seed V lb .. MM Ducks V Pair . 3ft Eggs V doz Floor, family II bbl 7*o " Super V bbl 6.00 Feathers V lb r 80®40 Ha* ft 100 lb 60 Hides, green, V tb 5 drv, V lb 10 Lard Vlb 10 tol2"^ Molases Cuqa ¥ gal 50@«0 Meal, corn, V tb 3 Oats, seed V busu 50@fl0 Onions ? bush SO " seta V bush ~... 1.00 Peas V bush 1.00 Potatoes, Iri ih V bush 60to 75 „ " sweet '• 50®60 Pork V lb a Peaches; dried, peeled,. .. . s@lo t> un pooled I Rags II lb 1 Salt fine V sack 8 95 " course 1.35 Shingles * thousand 8.50 1 Tallow * lb « Turkey, per pair 7!*S>l.oo Wheat V buslu , 1.26(^1.50 Durham Tobacco market. REPORTED BT H. A. REAMS, PROPRIETOR Or Reams' Warehouse, Durham N. 0. Dec. 18 1879 ££.• • - • isi BHIGHT I.tlUI), Common, 4 to 6 Medium, 7 to 9 Good, 10 to 14 Fanc y- „„„ WU.2O RED LEAP. Common Dark, 8 toB Good, - **f*>4K Fine, 6 to 8 Extra Fine, BRIORT wrapmrs, Common, ; 9 toro Medium, 16to 28 Fine, 88 to 45 Extra, 65 te 6 Breaks during the past weok have been heavy but no change is noted it prices since our last report, prices closed firm on all colory grades In good order. Ii ' ' Seeds, Seeds, JUST RBCBITEO Clover Seed, Orchard, Grass and Qarden Seeds. SCOTT A DONNELL. Land For Sale, 340 acres laving'on Little Alamance and Boyd's creak, adjoining Danl. Holt, Thos. C. Foust and J. W. Harden-r-Tcrms made easy. P.«. HARDEN. 1.14/80. tf. Live Agents Wanted Staple Hardware Mpccialticw. Tlicv sell in every family. Canvassers clear ♦5 to §lO per day. Send for descriptive circu lars and terms to Agents. LIVINGSTON A CO., Iron Founders, Pittsburg. Pa pALACE JEWELRY STORE FARRAR, OPTICIAN, VATCR-RAKR AND JEWELER, AND AWD DBALKR IK WATcnn, c i.oma, iRWRiBf Silver Ware; Bridal Presents, Solid Rings, Walking Canes, Gold Pens, Ac. GREENSBORO, N. C. Which will he a«M cheap LONG'S NEW Store. PUGH'S gesnu, Is the place to purchase your Dry Goods, Cloth ing, Shawls, Overcoats, Drcs Ooods, Ladies and Gents Hats. L .dies aud Misses shoes as low as the lowest. Gents fine sewed Boots at $4,50 a pr. Groceries at Bottom Prices. That good old Cheese af"l7)s c?ots, coffee 15, 20. and 22W cts , choice New Orleans luolnescv iat 60 cts., Prime Porto Rico molasses at 50 cl». All kinds produce wauted at highest market price. Come aud examine our f,»od» and learu our prices. Respectfiillv. JNO.J.LONG. n ■ rT> n CUR®O Promptly and permanent- 1 11 (I ] ft' )y. I send a bottle of my cole li I I I b rated remedy, with a valuable ■lll ■ treatise on this disease, free o all I 1 I I I lnufferers who send me their P.O. I J| J KJand Express address. Dr. H. G. ROOT, No. 183 Pearl St. New York . Farmer Frleud Plows at SCOTT jfe DON NELL'S. HUPBHIOH CCIIKf, Alnmnnrr t'tnnlf, V- D. n. AlWi-ht VS Hira u Wells, Ex'r. ol William Wells and Solo mon ll'ells. . . a Thin an ac tion upon a bond for the payment of tdlA.fift, execuiea by the defendant on tbe 14th July 1368, and payaole one day after date. The de - fendant Solomon Wells is a uon-iesident of tbe State, and an order has been made for sertlc > upon him by publication In this paper for six successive weeks. In lien of personal service. If be fail to appear at the Spring term 1880 of said court, to be held at I lie court bouse In Graham, on the 2nd Monday before the Ist Monday In March 1880, and answer or demur judgement will be rendered agaln.t him by deiault. A. TArK, C. S. C. 1,5.1880. BIirSRIM COVRTi Alaaaau t ir, Jacob Andrew and wife Nancy," Thomas Marahill. Jonathan Marahill and William Mar- I Special shill 1 . ' . vs Proceeding. Affred Msrshlll, Jftseph MsrshiH and John Marehill. This is a special pro ceeding foi the sale of lands descending from Joseph Marshii: dee'd npon the parties aa ten ant* in common. The defendants are non-res idents of the Slate, and publication in this pa per for six successive weeks in lisa of prisons!' service of summon., upon than is ordered; and after snob service, it they fail to appear, and answsr or dsmur within 31 days, judg't. will be taken pro ooofesso against them. 1.7.80. A. TATE, C S. O. Dissolved. The Arm heretofore doing business under tba name and style of A. B. Tate A Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indebted to the late firm must make Immediate payment. Those having claims against the said firm will ploass present them. A. B. Tate will settle and close up the cntlru business of the late firm. A. B. TATE. V. P. ALBRIGHT Late partners under the firm name of A. R. Tate & Co. Dao. 6th, 1860. ow, .. Prices redded Perfected Farmers Friend FIOWB madein Petersburg Va. One Horse No. 5 Prico $4.25 rwo Horse Now 1 " 6.00 rwo Horse No. 7Jf " 7.00 Two Horse No. 8 i; 8.00 For sals at Graham by SCOTT 4 DON • UTVSriCIVIOnBMCMK. fUDK MARK The Ureal fRADI MARK J—"#— An unfailing cure mL. m for Beml na 1 f Weakness, Sper HK/J matorrbea, Impo "v •*¥ tency, and all the deseascs that _. mima low,as ascquence BEFORE TAftllS-of Solf-Abuse; as AFTER TAKIII. Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain In tho Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Oid Age. and many other Diseases that lead to lu saulty or Consumption, and a Premature Grave. Full particulars in our phamphlet, which we desire to send free by mall to every one. taTThe Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at *1 per package, or six packages for #B, or will be sent freo by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich. tarSoti in Graham and everywhere by all druggists. fvj New Arrival. New and complete assortment of general merchandise. 125 Sacks of Salt at 61.15 cts. per sack. A tresh lot of Lime at 61.90 cts. per barrel. All cheap for cash or barter. Call and exam ine before baying elsewhere. 10.1. B*. P. R. HARDEN. rriM*. hMS6maMBgSMMBBgCtPI[' ♦♦ VALUABLE TRUTHS. 99 S'srsx: S&S3S.U Hop Bitten will Care Van, M T«» srs a minister, tod fiavo overtaxed TVCT* self with your pastoral do- tea jor a mother, wora out with care and work, oi r'yon ate simply all!n.i | If yon feel wcalt sod Iteplrttctl, without c.car* ly knowing why, Bs» Bitten will femt Yss. If yoa are a man of bo» nesa, weakened by tha • strain of your everydaj lutlesj or a tnaa or US tors, tofflng over youi rtfdnlsht work. Hep Bitten will SCrcnathcn Yea. If yea are young, and offering from any tnd:> cretlon,or aregrowTnctoo rast,as*s oricn Uo c_.-. Ho» Bitten win Relieve Tn, If you are In tlio work iho&onthe farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel fcfit your syste.a nccci cleansing, toning or stint' olatlng, without lulox.- catlnc ' Hep Blttan fa What Yoa NeeJ. It yoaareold, sad yom raise Is feeble, your acrres unsteady, and year acuities waning, i Hw Bitten wTMgtve yoa BewUfe and Via—w Hor Cotton sweetest, safest aad bests The BOP PAD for Stomach, Ltrer and Kidneys IJ npertorto all others. It is perfect. AakDru^uajß D. L 0. Is an asolute and lrreslstable cure for drunk-R on ness, use of opium, tobacco ana narcotics. AUoSowmM by draggle Bop Blttm Mffe. Co. Rocfa—tw, St.T.j AQCNTS WARTCD—R79 to (ISO Par Month. The COMPLETE HASSK - Tli7nnisiiiiaii« tnn.mxota "A book of mors prastleal utility will aaldom, if «vor, be tooad outside of Inspiration,-- CkHtUtmAihomi*.
The Alamance Gleaner (Graham, N.C.)
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