THK GLEANER
GRAHAM. N. CM SKPTKMBEU 0,
Looal Items.
ul BE«TOH*...« KAIIA »l,
t K>i Kl '
pruver Meeting every alternate Tuesday ev
tDgfnjay Scho(J, W. C. Donnell, Sup't, exer
■ ..t 1 o'elok, P. M.
"'baptist W. L. Wright, Pastor. Sor
• n«prv first and third Sunday, at ll-
o'clock P.M.
"snnday School, Col. W. A. Albright,Supt.
Exercises at 9% o'clock A. M.
w.*er meeting, every alternate Tuesday ,
,2 at 8 o'clock.
CHHWd*" —Providence ohe mile from town.
d W S Long, Pastor. Services every Sun-
Hav'at 11 o'clock, A.. M. , I
Sunday School, at. 10, o'clock A. M. Rev
\V. Sialey. Sup't-
IMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYEUsi
I will attend at the followin times and
places, for the purpose of colleoting the
' taxes for 1880.
At Fred Graves Tuesday, 28th Septem
ber at W. C. Hornidv'a Wednesday,
29th, at John PugU's, Thursday, 30th,
at T. L. Bradshaw'a, Friday, October,
Ist, at Mebaneville, Saturday, 2nd, at
J>a's Sj to re, Tuesday, sth, at MoCray'a
Store Wednesday, 6th, at Morton's
Store, Thursday, 7th, at .Cable's School
House, Fridav, Bib, at Company ghnpn,
Saturday, 9th, at Graham, Monday,
]lth al D. S. Thompson's Tuesday,
12th!
All persons are requested to meet me
punctually, and pay their Taxes, as 1
am compelled to collect, and back Taxes
must lie paid this round or I will be
compelled to put tlieui out for oollee
tiort.
The County candidates will be with
me and address the citizens at the above
oaiued places.
Fas. T. Hunter, Sheriff
Sept. 9th, 1880.
It rained last week and "don't you for
get it."
Our merchants are getting in their
fall stock of goods.
Blankets are not uncomfortable these
nights.
One marriage license was issued last
week..
J L. Scott, Jr., and E l. O. tl'jlt leave
for Davidsw College to-day.
J. L. Scot; shipped two hogsheads ol
tobacco to I'arrisli & Black ft ell to»day.
The tobacco tanners ol our county are
busily.' imaged cutting and curing.
Graham is always dull soon alter
court, and this is about that time of the
ylar.
f. 15. Eld ridge, Capt. Parker, and
Jns. E. Boyd attended court at Green*-,
boro last week.
Joe and Joint Noell will swap positions
next week. Joe will become agent, and
Jonn foreman in the office again.
- From specimens of drawing by J. L.
Bcott, Jr., ho undoubtedly possesses
tome skill as a cartoonist.
J. T. Crocker, ol Asheboro., a former
lawyer of ibid place, was iu'"lowu last
week looking well.
•I. W. Harden, accompanied by his son,
Charlie, let* tor Baltimore last Monday
evening to buy his fall stock of goods.
Cap!. E. 6. Parker carried his daughts
t'f, Miss lone, to Salem last week where
slio will attend school at the Salem Fe
male Academy.
The county campaign between the
Democrats and Republicans of this coun
ty will be conducted joiii'ly. It will com
mence the 28th, inst.
Fowler and Bro , of Mebaneville, are
now doing a good business in the smok
ing tobacco line, their tobacco is first
class.
There will be services every night this
week in the Episcopal church at Con,"*
p*ny Shops, and on the 3rd Sunday
•i'sliop Lyman will prench and dedicate
St Athanacoaus Uliuich.
Wo would call the attention of Ihose
wifcliing a good quality of chewing to*,
hacco, (o communicate with Mr. -C.
White, Mebauevilie, N. C. He also
manufactures the "Legal Tender" smok
ing tobacco, which is of splendid quili
-1)' and flavor.
Ihe candidates aud many who were
ll0l » including the editor, enjoyed a
splendid dinner at Dr. Mebune's, at Mes
wneville, last Satnrda> . Mrs. Dr. Me
bane presided at the table with great
%liity.
Head (he ad. of J. W. Kernodlo for
curing tobacco by the Steam Sup Pro-.
Buy a farm right cure your tobac
co go U w»ll be worth something to you,
a »d save what you have worked all the
BQinmei to make.
HELIGIOUS NOTICE.— A Camp Meeting
be held at bethel, twelve miles
south of Graham, including (he 4th Sun
u»y »n Sept.
A protracted meeting will bi held at
Q^' including Ist Sunday in
"Old" Johr Robinson's gr*~«t 6how
•ill be at C mpany Shops uex: Friday.
is your opportunity for seeing this
*orld rek Downed exhibition of rarest
*muials and gymnastic performances.
«e don't come often and if you miss
opportunity you may not ha»e
•Bother in many yeare. Read what the
®*n*ille Register says of the show iu
Miother column, make your preparations
f °r going.
NEW BIOGRAPHICAL DICTION ART.
rominent among tne valuable feaiure
' tue new edditiou of Webster's Una
"v *' Dictionary, jast issued Is (he
«ew Biographical Dictionary," com
prising abont 10,000 names of ancient
"a modern persons of renown, include
K many living. It gives ns the
L T dß,lon these names, tbe na
profession or occupation, date
bn th, ami if known tbe date of death
** person. From i' 9 conciseness
rf 1 iccnracy it supplies a want long
lv in'.'u dir ®ction, and adds very great-1
WiV &lueof llliß alwa J' B ▼a ,Hab,c l
V J , > -
Reams Warehouse Durham N C s 11 ' '
—s. Oth .irid ] ltl„ l /()?> lots of tobacco. N t prices generally satisfactory to the farmers. Remember Reams the II A= M
) ttoous .n.d groceries
sSSr-
Am, u*»,ce .how
Meeting of the Coitntv n™,..
ers, Monday 6tii inbt an Mm, ssion*
cept j. A. j ll ex t ;
was made chairman pro tern i S
ordered that no allowance be made o
fnn)°JT| eei ' 01 ' b " ,MI opening ,1?
oid at Alamance creek. Several nets!
lions lor opening new public roads were
continued umil next fil ! 8l Mondav
annS iT a,,d j ud & e * ol eloclions Were
K n I. w' eacl ! l °w«Bblp in (lie cutins
[;> ll,e November election, in our
* lve "'0 names of
hose appointed, not having space this
issue The order lor establishing h vo! !
mg place at Joseph Barker's in Melville
RAR^ 1 - AV, " IM " " ,AC *
at Haw Uiver at the store of 001. T. M
°f* A great number  f claims were
w» wiM"'"J ' )l ' d( ' retl to Lo Paid which
ivill not name,
Look her* my Hue follow,' Bl ,id the
lecturer to the boy who was disturbing
the orator by constantly coughing, 'here
is a quarter to get a bottle of Dr, Bull's
Cough Syrup.
UiWo! have recieved the September num
ber ot the Southern Planter and Farmer
the oldest Agricultural Journal in the
south, and we may say it is not only the
oldest but the best. It is always fi'Jed
with the lat JBt and besi information for
the tanner. Subscription, $2 a year in
advance, toclabs of five $1.60, and to
clubs of ten sl, Published by Southern
Planter and Farmer Company, llich
nond, Va.
JOHN ROBINSON'S CIRCUS.— It sec mad
from the appearance of our streets Sat
urday that 4 all the world and the rest of
maukind" had come to town to shh the
world-ienowned exhibition known as
John Robinson's circus. The wtather
wasceitainlv hot bat did not prevent
the t'nong from following up the pro
cession all along our streets and to the
very entrance of the circus tent ou Crag
liead xtreet near tho depot.. The pro«
jfssion as it paused al ug made * splen
did diapKy, 6ne an we ever saw in
am *how. Iht elephants m a herd, the
camels in a caravan, the li>n», tigers,
hyena*, ■ebras and a lot of oiher soo.'og
seal cm iocttiea were highly attractive.
Lumde the canvuss was the largest crowd
we ev« r saw at any shj»V in Danvlle,
and all seemed to The
w hole p»trtor"nancu was ex»
cellent Uy everybody and it is high
praise to way of it, that it fully came up
t-> the promises of the Kig posters and
(lie advertisaaivnts in tlit newspapers.
The wonderful electric light was ol itself
a curios l ty well worth going to see, be
ing the flrat of the kind ever seen in
j thia region of country. This with the
rare and remarkable collection of a>ii
lUUIS, birds and reptiles from •yery land
e*n earth and from the wateis »uder the
earth made tho nhow really a model
uion>.t'T entertainment. The various
performances of bne-'>ack lining by men
I and women and of athletio and tr*|>eKe
J pel formantes showed wonderful skill
■ and axtoni.shlng courago. Altogether
Iwe believe the gen ral opiuion of our
I people is that this in ihe best exhibition
lof the kind ever seen in our town. —
VanvilU KegisUr.
rUBLICMI'CAKINfI AT ffIBRINB.
viiii.K, ink.
On last Saturday (vo were at Mebane
ville ami heard (lie >pcnkiiitf.
Dr. Worth, the prewnt Trca=nrer and
I candidate lor re-election spoke first. Hist
speech w»i not lengthy nor was it
clot.ied in lofty language, but it was
I such a ono as all could readily under
stand, speaking from actual data and
transactions muter his immediate ob
servation. He told in plain ant! con
vincing terms of the finance* of the state;
how he had paid claims against the
state; how under democratic rule our
credit had been redemed from insolven
cy ; how equal appropriations hod been
given for the benefit of the colored race;
and one hug from a republican teN
ling him when the democrats get in
power thoy will put him back in slavery,
the negro f/rgetsall the benefits res
cievod Ht the hands ol Democratic role.
Col. Kenan, Attorney General came
next, introduced by Ed. Scott in a fitting
manner. He4s qniie an orator and spoke
with clearness. He showed how it was
iuenmbent upon all, white anil black,
old and young, to look well to the elec
tion of srool, honest and true men. He
lold of the increased thrift of onr people
and that 83 ont of the 9i counties of the
state had growu wealthier than ever bo
fore. His speech was rccieved with oc
casional applause.
Gen. Scales, the last speaker was i i
troduccd by Col. Kenan with applause
from the audience. The General was in
fine trim lor speaking and appeared to
great advantage. He announced that
again he was a candidate for on2 T* BB
Irom this district and solicited thesuflri
ges of his peoplo. He spoke of the ser
vices be had rendered his people, and be
i„a conscientious christian gentleman
and wonld not deceive anv one..And
when a vote is cast for Gen. Scales it
means to send a man to Washington who
will nse every honorable means foi the
benefit of the nation, state, and d, « trict -
He confined his speech principally | to the
discission of national lle gAVe
a lucid explanation of Garfield a connec
flon vith tlie Credit Mohiher .nd De:
Golver pavement works and the insta
.Atv oHhc man whom the republicans
want to elect president. He warned the
=c against the cry of the Greenback
P, P v®as g anegregio» 6 .y..em of agra*.
anism and communism, snch as ni a«
J iaTed by the followers of Del.nis
Kearney that would sap the dearest
mine!pies of liberty and property. There
are inanv other things we won d like to
refer to in fits speech, out will reserve
[Jem for another time when he BIUI
sieik. Ue was applauded frequently and
won fresh laurels for himself. The
people say he will poll, a greater vote
than ever belore. The Hingl.am cadets
at the conclusion of speaking gave three
rousing cheers for Hancock.
Work'bgmeul Look to your inter,
; est and doctor bills by uwni Or.
Bull „ Cough Syrup.
Wanted,
25,000 pounds of Leaf and Scrap Tobac*
c°. The highest market pi Ite will be
P aul ut J. L. SCOTT'S.
KMERIIi NEWM.
Senator Thoc, P, Davard passed
through this stale a tew days since, en
route to Columbia* S. C., where lie made
speech.
In Mobile, Ala., on the sth inst., n
nre hi eke out and did damage ta the exs
lent of $350,000, about two-thirds ot
which was covered by insurance. Al
ready the buildings are being rebuilt and
new goods entered.
On the sih insc, there wero five Bun
strokes in .New York city.
The ill-fated steamer, the City of Vera
Cru», was completely wrecked in a bur*
iicane on the 29ih ult. ofl the coast of
Florida, losing all her cargo aud 71 out
ol 82 persons on board.
ihe official rcceiids of the war are
about to be published in tour series, eni»
krayij'g the military operations and cor
ilpfpoiHicrftce—Unijn and Confederate.
The whole making over 100 volumes.
At ladt France has become a wine-im
porting country, not producing as much
as is needed for home consumption. Du
ring the past six months ot tne current
year she has imported in value 171,314,.
000 1., against 120,649,000 "t., exported.
NT AT a NKW«,
Free Lance: Oxford still continues to
boom in the building line. Houses are
completed weekly aud new ones are con
stantly being erected.
Durham is about completing one ol
the finest Methodist churches in the slate.
Trinity College is to have over a doz
en Indians from the western part of ihe
state this year.
Chapel Ihi! has 175 students now and
will have nioiu-'than 200 (.luring this ses
sion. V
A new map ck Norf h Carolina has been
gotten up by Mr. Collier Cobb, which
reflects on him and is one of
the be«t ot/the Slate.
Hibernian: About sixtv excursion
ists from the Western part of our Stale
passed through Ncvberu ou Monday
night, en routo for Morehead City anil
Beaufort.
The artesiun well on Pollock street
was finished yesterday, and is now in
fine working condition.
Orange has nominated C. E. Parish
for the Senate, and Caleb B. Ureen and
W. K. Parish for the House. The in els
ing was harmonious aud large, aud everv
district aud aspirant was lully repres
sented says the Recorded.
A. 11. Merrill has been nominated for
Ihe Senate, and John Manning aud O.
A. llanner tor the House ot Representa
tives, in Chatham. ~
We regret to learn that Col. Hale's de
clining health compels him to withdraw
from the editorial chair of the Dai'y
A eici.
Capt Wm. Biggs has given up the edi
torial management of the Free Lance.
lie will be missed in the column ol "quill
drivers."
The Trial •( J. T. DeJarnellr.
On last Monday moriiing the subject
of tbe late tragedy, in Danville, Va., tor
killing his sister was brought to trial in
the corporation court.
The defense was represented by With
ers & Barkadale and Gipt. it. W
Peatross. the Commonwealth was repre
sented by Ci»|»t - John D. Black well.
Monday and Tuesday were consumed
in taking evidence in the case. NUMERAL
ous witnesses were examined on the
part of both the Commonwealth and the
defense. Wednesday morning the coun
sel on either side argued tho case with
great ability, and at great lengthi At 6
o'clock the ca9v! was given to the jury,
which occupied several hours in making
up their verdict, it was as follows:
the jury, find James Thomas De-
Jarnette, guilty ot murder in the first de
gree, but under the circumstances of the
case, lecoinineud mercy." A motion
lor a new trial was heard Saturday
morning and overruled. The prisoner
was sentenced to he hanged October
29th nelt. The case will go to the Court
of Appeals ou a lengthy bill of except
tiohs.
The prisoner retained (he utmost com*
oosure throughout the trial and received
the verdict with perfect indifference.
Large crowds attended during the whole
ol the trial.
RKAIITiriRHSt
you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cbeeks and sparkling eyes with all the PO»roet
ics «f France, or beantitiers of the world, while
in poor health, and nothing will give you such
K ood health, strength, buoyant spirits arid
beauty aB ll „p Bitters. A trial is certain proof.
See another column.— TiaeoairH.
FLUE IRON—tor Tobacco Barns for
sale at J* k* tJcon 8
For Hardware and CarrUgo Material
at Bottdfn Prices go to W. K. Wake
field fe Co. McAdoo House, Greensboro
N. C.
THE GLEANER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.—
We will furnish THE GLEANER from now
until the first of December, for fifty
cents. All subscriptions for the cam
paign must be paid strictly in advance.
FLOW CASTINGS—for sale at
J. L. SCOTT'S
I wish to buy leaf and swap tobacco.
All those having tobacco to sell call on
INE . JOHN G. ALBBIOIIT.
Sept. 6. 4t.
GOOD NEWS.— Just received a general
line ot new goods, Heady made Clothing.
Dreps goods, Prints, Zephyr wool, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Cap*, Wares and
Furniture, also a general line of choice
groceries which »ill bq sold cheap tor
cash or baiter, call and satisfy your
selves. Respectfully,
J. J. LONG.
tVOIcriILINM STUFF.
Not so fi.Rt my f, i uii ](.) >u Could stu the
'' l ''"*• healthy, olcoiuir g men. women and
children tl.ht haVc beers raised from b.'U of
slckuess, suffering »t, ( | almost deal li b> Ihe 11-e
oi Hop Bitter*, j0 « wood say 'Glorious and
invaluable rtaiedy." t-'ee another column.-
1 aiLAD*n'ii;A I'KESS.
Among agents and families, the great demand
now is for the new light running Combination
sewing Midline, because it ha.- stood the tost,
and is better made, with more improvements,
will last longer, and is much lower in price,
(only $20,) than other machines, anil having
attained a merited popularity among the people
for reliability, it is welcomed wherever it makes
its appearance. Jt is built for Strength and
constant hard work lias interchangeable work
nig parts, manufactured of tine polished steel
alld will run lor years without repairs; is simple
to learn, easy to manage, understood perfectly
in an hour, and always ready in a moment to
do every description of heavy or line family
work at less cost, more easily, smoothly and
faster, and with less labor or trouble than any
other machine at any prico, ever did, or can do.
1 tickers, quilters, rutllcrs, hcmniers, binders,
&c., free with each machine. No advance
payment. Machines shipped to any R. R
station for examination befoie payment of bill.
Agents make money rapidly, supplying the great
deuiand for this the Cheapest Machine in the
world Territory free. For illustrated catalogue
of prices, specimens of stitch, Ac , address,
oflice of the Combination Sewing Machine, 737
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Btirofuldus swelling, carbuncles and bolls,
blotches, pimples and eruptions, enlarged
glands, internal soieness, torpid liver, and gen
eral clogged condition of the system, all yield in
due time to nature's sjverefgn tenied'y—Dr.
tierce's Golden Medical liiscovurv. Sold
around the world by ,._,nists.
Foreign trasle supplied from London branch.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Pro
prietors, Buffalo, N. Y., R. V. Pierce, M. D.,
President.
WEST BLUE MOUND, >1 »*., Mar. Sth, 1879.
DK R V Pikkce:
JJear fHr —Having sitffeieti many Weary
months from liver complaint without relief.
I was laat summer induced to try your Golden
Medical Discovery and Pellets. At the time I
was scarcely able to walk. Owing to their ef
fect I commenced to improve rapmly and am
now as well and strong as ever. I thank you
irotn the depths of niv heart for the good they
have done me and wish you all success.
Yours truly,
Mas B.STAGN6R.
DiEt).—Sept. SHh, at the resident*. of J. W.
Craitr io Melville Township of that fearful .dis
ease, diptheria, Mamie Minor aged ten years.
The deceased was an orphan child and a niece
of Mr. Craig's at whose house she has lived
from birth. She was a sweet child and great
iy beloved I>y every one who knew her. A ctd
breach has been made in ihe family but tioil
doeth all things well anil we have no doubt bift
that she has gone from a world of Borrow to a
world of eternal bli.'W. She '»>tn a regular isab
-bath chooi Scholar at Hawiields.
A FRIEND.
ADVERTISE vl ENTS.
Learned at Last!
how to cure
FINE TOBACCO-
After curing tobacco for 15 years every way
that fine tobbacco has been cured, 1 have found
out. the great secret at last,
THE WATER
Steam Sap Process
is the greatest invention of the age for curing
any kind of tobacco. You can make money by
trying It.
Only $5.00
For a Farm Right,
$6.00 on time, and If it does not i*o all I claim
for it your money wilt be refunded on call. So
buy oue. and make twenty-11 ve dollars more, at
least, on the barn. Write to
J. W. KF.RVODLE, .
Ueidi-Tillc, N. C.
Higlltß can ho obtained by applying to
any oue of the following named agents:
D. F. Kernodle, McCray's Siore, Ala
mance co., Thos, Kernodle, McCraj's
Store, Alamance co., 0. Brand, Morton's
Store, Alamance co., J. M.
Morton'h Store, Alamance co., Peter
Boon, Morton'a Store, Alamance co.,
J. J. Bttaick, Liberty St re, Guilford
co., N, C., W. 11. Rankin, Brown Sum
mit, Guilford CO., N. 0., Washington
Slanfield, Monticello, Guilford co., N. C.,
Editors of the Alamance Gleaner, Gra
ham, N, C.
9-13-lm
Sheet Ifdn for tobacco flue*. Hfrrow tfteth.
At BUOTT A DOJVNKLL'S.
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With the chill* and fwrer, the victim of malaria
may still recover by u*lng this celebrated spe
cif! tc, which not ou»y break* up the most aggra
vate attach*, bat prevents their reoccnnvnce.
It is inSniteiy preferable to quinine. not onl y
because it doe* the bn*lne*a far more thorough
ly, but also oo account of it* whole«omencßS
and Invigorating action upon the entire *ystcai,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealer*
generally,
Boggy findings of all kind*,
HOLT, ERVTISf A HOLT.
Iron A Steel Shovels. Bufi Tongne*, and
Shovels, Heel Bolts A Single Trees at * SCOTT
A DONNKLL'S.
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OKA HAITI. N. C
Charles IK 'Fates
Bookseller, Stationer,
AND
DEALER TN MUSIC, ART, AC.
Agent for the New England Organ Com
. I>»ny.
A FULL of School Books, kept al
ways in store, including The Books recom
mended bv the State Board of Edncation, and
approved by the County Examiner and Com
missioners of Guilford County.
Orders by mail solided from country Mer
chants, and which will be promptly
filled at LOWEST current prices.
June 10. 80. 3m.
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we want
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ah JLUO BAMPI.ES FREE.
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Notice. 1
At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners
for the County of Alsinance, held in the Court
House In Oraham oa Monday the SVh day of
April. 188 C, It was ordered by said Board of
Commissioners that an election precinct or
voting place be established at Alfred L New
lin's Store in No. 9 Thompson Township, to be
known and designated as Newlin'a Precinct or
voting ptace.
It is furthef order* d that the precinct or
voting place in said Thom|>aon Township
known and designated as Lafayette Bradshaws
be change J from Lafayette Bradshaw, to John
Thompson E*qr. to be known and designated
as Thompson Precinet or voting place.
By order Of the Board of Cutiimissionera for
the County of Alamance.
April 6,1880. T. O. McLEAN, Clerk.
NOTICE.
At a meting of the Board of Commissioners
for the county of Al«n snee held in the court
House at Graham on Monday tbe «ih day of
Sept. 1880.
It was ordered that tire ordef made August
3, 1880, to establish an Election precinet in
No. 10. Melville Township, at Capt. Joseph
Baker's, be revoked. Ordered that an election
precinct or voting place be established at Haw
River, at the store of Col. T' M. Holt, in No.
10 Melyille Township, said precinct to be
known and designated as Haw River precinct
or \otiig place. By order of the board ot
commissioners for tne county of Alamsnee.
Sept. 6, 1880. T. G. McLEAN. Clerk.
JUST RECEIVED
FORSALfi,
A Large lot of Pine Plank anil Scantling*—
SCO IT A DONNELI..
•' ■ 1 ifi-,!- •*
BEDFORD, Vm.. A»VM IND'IBON
MIMIHGt),
WATER, MASB AND PII-LB.
Adopted in chronic diarrhoea, constipation;
and scrofula.—-lly. Latuaiu, M. 1). Pres't
giuia Medical Society.
Successfully used In dyspepsia, chronic diar
rhoea and scrofula—Prof. a. Jackson, Univer
but Pa.
Efficient in anieraia; excellent appetizer and
blood purifier.—H. Fisher, M. DJ, (ja.,
Valuable In nervous prostration, indigestion,
and chlorosis. — G. E, Mathews, M. D., N. 0.
A fine tonic and alterative, Tory valuable 16
diseases peculiar to females, chronic fever ann
ague, bronchitis and diseases of thu digeativd
organs.—J. F. Koujjhton, M. D., Ala.
Very beneficial in strengthening and improv
ing a reduced system.—-Rev. John .'Beck with
liishop of ia.
Invaluable as a nervous tonic flon. I. C.
Fowler, Tenn.
a prVphylactic In malarial
distriefs.—f>. R. Fslrex. M. D.. N O
Restores debilitated systems to health.—T C.
Mercer, M. !>., Ind.
Used with great benefit it) Malarial Fever and
Dipthcria.—s. F. Uupon, M. D., Oa.
Of great curative virtue.—Thoe. F. Rumbold,
M. DSt. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine derangements and mala
rious conditions,—G. M. Vail, M. D., Ohio.
Best Remedy ever used in diseases of the
throat.—P. A. Sifford. M. D., N. C.
Tonic, alterative, diuretic; one of natures
erreate-a remedies—Medical Association Lynch*
burg, Va.
Anapted in certain affections of the kidney#
and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chlorosis, scrof
ulous and cutaneous affections.—Prof. J. J.
Moorman, M. D., Va.
Relieves lieadacjie, promptly—both sick and
nervous.—Rev. E. C. Dodson, Va.
Sample supply seiit free to any physician de
siring to te»t. Pamphlets sent free. Analysis
with cafrh package, ater bb it comes from
the springs 4 per case ot 6 gallons in glass—
♦3;so for 5 gallons, $4 for 10 gallons f7 for 80
gallons in tfasks. Mass 50 cents and tl. f2.50
and $5 for half doz. Pills, purt sugar coated
25c, 50c, and *1 package; $1.25, 2.50, and %5
haif doz. Sent postpaid anywhere This Mass
and Pills contains in reduced space all the cu
rative powers of the water and 1* convenient
palatable and soluble.
.Springs open for visitors June Ist. Board
S3O lHjr month. S|>eciai rates to families and
paitles. Carriages meet visitors at Forest and
Lawyer's depot, each 4 miles from Springs, upou
advice of arrival,
Address
A. M. DA VIES, Pres. oi the OIK
Ti Main St., Lyuclikurx, Vai
Bold by Dr. G. .I, OLg &I o. *
Graham N. C.
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bu«?maM.
■ four duttec, avoid sttawlaouaad taM ■
! w !
U yon we a man of totlinf over your mldnlgiu
„ WtWTfMr..
If yoa are roan* and safltrtatt from aartadfcrretfc*
or dlMlp&tloa; If yon are married or slnfrte, old or
fjoung, suffer in* from poor health or UaaulkWn*
oa abed of slckaees, rely oa ■
- BWTOI& !
Whoever yon are. wherever ye? are. whenever yoa feel
• '-iss3Z%sS:sssstS!Si s ■
Have joa dwipepMa, ttdmtt or mrtnaty en^Mtf,4H
tease of thejfemae*, fcoireM. Wood. Mrtrtntrw**/
Too will be eared If yon ait
vm.wrraisL
If yonare ulraply wemkand low »plr!ted. try ttl Bay ft
iDslstnpontt. Yonr druggist keepe It.
It My MT( yesrllfe. Ictaw aaved ksslrils.
ITm Owh Cm It tW awniMt, Mfnl w4 kit A*k rhiMm.
TW Hop Pfcd fer6Kwrh,Uvw*l KJJMn.liHpMfcrt*«U«tkn.
Itiapivfaci. Ajk*«fgUt». . ,
D. LC.b a> •ktoteU ■adirrwhUk* far li ti in % mm mt
rotS ofl«a # trbMf* «r ivmtfa. ' ■■■
Dr. G, We Long's
Drug Store,
North East Corner Court House square.
Fresh Drugs Ami Medicines suited to tbe
wants of the Village and community.
Old Rye Whiskey for medicinal ptirposed
only. Compound Clilretta Bitters for Dyspep
sia, Fine Cigars, Chewing and Smoking To
baccos.
tSfDr. Long's office® is at the Dreg' Store
where be can always be found when not pro;
feMiOtially absent. Sept 1 80.tf
Hagerston Grain Drills
For seeding and fertilizing,
THIS
VICTOR DOtIBLE HtJLLEtt CLOVUII
MACHINE,
THE
ALt UlGrit FEED CtJTTEiI, 3
AND
CORN STALK and FODt)EA
CIiUSHER.
For sale by LEWIS Hi HOLT, Ag't,
Graham N. C;
Send for circulars and price lists. 721 Von
NOTICE.
Bp virtue of Atihdry executions kj my hftrfd
for collection, issued from the Snperior Coin*
of Alamanee County in fsror of John Newlid
and Sons and against Robert B. Pirkard, I
will sell, at public oatcry to tbe highest bid
der for re*ly money, at the court bouse dtfor
in the town of Grabam, on the 4th day of Oc
tober, 1880, it being the first Mo&day, tbe
following property, to wit:
One tract of Land in Thompson Township
on the waters Cane Creek, containing
256 ACRES. '
more or less, adjoining the lands of Alfred
Pickard, John Morrow and others. Said land
baa good House, Barn and other oat buildings,
good Well, Orchard and Vineyard oa it, and Is
well adapteo to tbe growth of oora. wheat,
cotton and tobacco, and it a good neighbor
hood. Said prapety will be sold as the prop
erty of Robert B. Pickard.
JAB. T. HUNTER,
Sheriff Of Alamance County,
Sept. 3  18807 x
Land Sale.
In obedlemfe Ut an ofdrtr of the Superior
Court eft Alamance eonnty, made this day, in
tbe cause of Q. M. Hazell and others va. EHm
J. Cantrell and others, I shall, on
) MONDAY, 4th DAY OCTOBtfl* 1856,
expose to sale; at the Coon House door M
' Graham to the highest bidder, a tratt of land
l .ying on the waters of Stony Creek, adjoining
the lands of the late John Tapscott and other*
and known as th 6 Abel P. Faacett traet or
Cantrell tract and oontatning
205 ACRES,
Terms of sale: CABH.
Persons wanting good tota&o land had bet-r
ter attend on that day.
JAS. A, GRAHAM, Commhntioner.
Sept. 2nd, 1880.
Family groceries—iancv and sul>stautuu ; w
- HOLT, Kit WIN HOLi,