Sell your Tobacco at Parristi & Biackweffa Brick Wn iwi..,m. jy. c ,
jou caii gist ilia iesi acco;a idallo j and hlglicst prices Paia w&ki last pile L soM
T H E GLEANER.
GRAHAM. N. C, APRIL 24, 1882.,
lloppenlngrs at Home,
The Gleaner will hereafter be pub
lished w Thursdays.
Farmers are busy now.
jlr. Jas- H. Holt is having his dwell
lag roofed with tin. -
Holt, Er win & Holt are- gettiug in a
floe stock of goods.
We yield considerable space to corres
pondents tbia week.
TCfliid the Hardware advertisement o(
H. F. Vass & Co..
Loafers in GraMm are scarce-now, .
they are getting other employment. -
Bead Holt, Erwin & Holt's advertise
ment in anothef column.
a new lt of nice fnrnilure has just
been received by Jas. Ma Turner. .
Mrs. A. Tale has beon quite sick for
several days but Is now improving,
Senator Ransom is dne our thanks for
various favors in the way of speeches sent us.
Mrs. It. S.' Hnnter and Miss Mary
Albright were in Raleigh last Thursday and
Triday.
a i 1o moot llinrn wra Tint nn
idle horse In town the, "pply at the livery
stables was exhausted..
If you have a good work horse to sell
brine him to W. L. Hunter who will be found
,t the Sheriffs office,
We call vour atlentioti to the adver
tisement of J. V. TrolHne er, dealer in No. 1
Jeruvlau Guano and Star Brand Fertilizer.
Be certain to read S. A. White's
Machinery advertisement. Call on him or write
to him. He is agent for 3rst class articles.
Sash, Doors. Blinds, and all kinds of
Hardware at H. F. Vas fe Co's.
Fonroar loads of iron ore from the
r.fi.nal TTfll nfl.HnH tlila nlriA a Yaw
1U1UVD .1 0 " . i .:--- . f - I ' it
days ago en route for some point in Pennsylvania.-"
BOV.n on rats.1;
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed
bags, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Drug
gists. . . W " :.
The Editor will attend the Prem Con
tentlon' this weekr-it -convenes at Elizabeth
City, and will not return before 8aturday even-
Tatp & Co.. of Mebanevllle, begun the
manufacture of smoking tobacco some ten days
ago, and have received some orders already ,
one for a thousand pounds.
. . ., , . V
The editor is not responsible tor the
view of correspondents, but nothing will ever
see daylight through the columns of this paper
unless the teal name of the writer, is known.
Mr. R. A. Noell has plates of the
latest New York styles of suits. The Spring
styles are elegant, to say the least. Call at his
tailoring shop and examine, them, and let him
Inta irnnr arAar tnr A nl An an It. of clothes.
m
mm mmmiMT, mm m vim m. .ft
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder, and Urlnpry Diseases. l. uruggists.
" : We learn that Rev.' J. N. Garrett has
resigned as Principal of Friepdshlp Academy
for reason that are considered justifiable. This
Is to be regretted, for he was doihgf a good
"; work and was a good teacher.
Beauty Regained. The beanfy and
eolor of the hair may be softly regained by
. uslnsr Parker's Hair Balsam, which Is much ad
mired for ts pcrfrime; cleanliness and dandruff
eradicating proprieties.
The Edior of the Sunday School
Worker, Rev. Pressley Barrett, spent laf t Tues
. day In town, and during his stay called on us.
We were glad to learn that the Worker is re
ceiving that support which the earnest efforts ot
the Editor entitle it to.
t Paint your houses, while.wash yonr
fences, sweep your yards and put everything
' about your house, Inside, and out, in order.
Don't wait for nature to do all. She is dressing
' the field and forest anew, acd will be too busy
, to do these little things for jou.
Tesrean. Petfv & Co. are offering
.!; Special bargains in Hosiery and White Goods.
Cochaco, Pacific and Merrlmac Lawns No. 1400
at & cts.' per yd., H'dk's at 50c, 75c and $1.00
' per doz. Tom White, of Alamance Uo , solicits
, orders for the house and guarantees satisfaction.
The 'fixtures of the well north of the
: court house arc out of repair and have been for
some time. 81nce the coming of warm
weather water is more in demand, and it is high
time this well be put la order. It is hoped the
Commissioners will give this matter attention.
Mr. Junius H. Harden, ot the firm of
P. R. Harden & Son, has just returned from the
i northern cities and has bought one of the larg
est and most complete stoak of "roods that has
. ; ever, been' offered to the public In this place.
. Such enterprising men as Messrs, P. R. Harden
" & 8on will commaud aJiberal share of th pub-
.' lie TJAtmnntfrA ' T1 m A -nrAll fAriivA anjl
" we their slock before buying.
j The annual report of the N. C. Agri
,. cultural Experiment Station for 1881 , has been
received. We hare only been able to give It a
cursory examination.. It is a pamphlet of about
175 pages. It contains a history of the station
and , -i i.i
fertilisers, marls, soils, water, Ac, which
' should he of interest and claim more attention
: than heretofore.
' . Scott & Donnell have commenced the
work pieparatory to building thuir cotton fac
;' tory. The well is heinp Antr and the brick
'; yards cleaned off". Now let our tobacco maun--
facturers- put oa more steam, ad those who
have surplus capital build other factories," and
& years Graham will have changed into a
" Hye business town.
JW were In Durham last week. The
:"oaoc trade was not as lively as it had been
tto or four weeks previous. Parrlsh &
; fwltwell were In good spints, as they should
'be, for they have Bold a slgbt of the weed lately.
r.E. C. Haokney, one 'of - the editors of the
HeoeirrlM- i. , i .. . . .
' u . nnav DiA.tiAna.Finff n a ii.b n
juraiiy bee In his bounei. Hope he will
. uui ahead, he's a Ana fellow and will
' "wCw efflcient officer, .
FONVILLE MITCHELL. At the late resi
dence of T. R. Mitchp.ll, dee'd. On the 19th of
AprU, by E. C. Murraj, J. p., Mr. G. L. Fo
viixa to Miss MATTi-J.-MwCHSL7all ol The
county of Alamance.
The Publihers of the Richmond, Va.
JSnquMtr heartily recommend Dr. BuU's Cough
Syrnp and says : 'It has been well tried iu our
office and composing room, and has cured our
city editor of a very bad case of Bronchitis.
11,li?m, L Lon- of I-ogs Mills,
Randolph County, was in town last Saturday
and.called in to see us. We were glad to make
his acquaintance, personally. He is well krown
in this county and before the war was the
leading lawyer at the Alamance bar.
The violation ot any of nature's laws
brings its warning by the feeliny of discomfort.
Exposure will induce colds, throat diseases,
conaumptlonetc, all of which give warning by
a troublesome cough. Lse Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup iu time, aiid remove both the causes and
effect of yonr discomfort.
Nothing contributes so much to the
success of a newspaper as a goc d list of baying
subscribers. If you can't take our word lor it
come up and subscribe for the Gleaner, and
pay off the old score. Plenty of good whole
some food and currylug will make a horse sleek,
active and viyacious. Do you see ?
A farmor of Wake County has this
notis' posted up in his field : 'If any man's or
woman's cows or oxen gits in these here oats
his or her tail will be cut oS, as the case may
be, . I am a Christian, and pay mi taxes, but
darn a man or woman who lets his or her crit
ters mn at large.' Evening Visitor. That fel-1
low wants every "man or woman" to keep up
"his or her critters." Evidently he Is in favor
of a stock law.
Do you always look over our adver
tisements ? If not, do it. They tell you what
Is for sale and wLo has It, and by this means
you are saved the time and trouble of going to
a dozen different places, trying to find the thing
you want. Those who read the advertisements
always make the best trades. And another
matter we call to the notice of our readers, it Is
this : Don't grumble because your -paper has a
few more advurtisemeLts and a little less read
ing matter in it about this time of the year,
when a vast majority of the people are more in
terested in finding out where they can buy the
best goods and other things needed than what
happens in Patagonia, Belloochietan, Kamchat
ka, or some other distaut country equally un
Impo.tant so far as we, here in Alamance, ate
concerned,
SKINNY MEN.
"Wells' Health Kenewer" restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De
bility. $1.
STATE AND GENERAL.
The fruit crop in Indiana, Ohio, Ken
tuckey and Virginia received serious
injury by trost,
A mill to cost $500,000 is to be erected
at Wuldon, N. C, by liobert Peeples, of
Northampton County.
$4,123,000 have been recommended by
the House Committee for the improve
ment of the Mississippi River,
Barnum's monster elephant, Jumbo, is
the most noiable arrival (bat has reached
New York port iu some time lie has
cost $30,000 already.
Ro8coe Conkling has a brolhcr, Fred
A. Coukling, who is favorably spoketi of
in connection with iho nomination tor
Governor of New York on the Democrat
ic side, ' . . -
We 'earn from the Torchlight, that T,
Liawton Williams died a' h.s home in
Finning Creek township; Granville, Co,
on the 9th iust, at the advanced ige of
87. years. That Oxford will Have a
lady photographer set up in that town in
a short while. Her name isMrs. Davissno.
Durham Plant: From the first of
April , 1881, to the first of April, 1882,
Parrfeh & Black well paid to the R. & D.
U. JR. Co., on freights received at this
point, $19,958.07. Is there a firm in the
stale that can beat it? On Saturday
night, the 8ih instant, Mr. Wm. Bianley
dad a fine young mare killed by the
train between Durnam and Chapel Hill
turnout. Farmers Irom the southeast
ern part ot Durham County tell ' us the
wheat is taking the rust.
At the recent term of Orange Comity
Superior Court Frank W. Roberts was
convicled ot the shnder of a y oung lady.
Judge Graves sentenced Roberts to two
years confinement in the county j dl.
Motions for new trial and arrest of judge
ment were overruled. Defendant apo
neaL'd to the Supreme Court and gave
bond in the sum ot $1,500. Tne injured
girl was declared bv the jury 'o be pure
and innocent of the vile charges which '
was in accordance with the testimony, j
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company's statement ct the earnings of
the roa(fTr tnssirinonihseinliiigr March
31, 1882, is as follows : Gross earnings,
$2 023,877.18, which. Is au increase over
the six mouths ending March 81, 1881, of
$212,022: expenses for the six months
ending March 81, 1882. $1,212,738.82,
being an increase ot $170,000 over same
period last year. The net earnings tor
the six months just ended are, therefore,
$810,638.36 an increase of,$42,031 over
....
the six uootitns enuing xuarcn ox, oo.
As will be seen, the expenses are very
litttefliote than 50 per cent, ot the gross
earnings. Richmond State.
A Brr of Histort: About 108 years
ago the mother ot Mr Ehffw B. Hester,
whdtfiedwme weeks ago, moved frorn
Gianvllle to this county and brought ii
her pocket a walnut which she planted
iu the yard, now known as the Elnah
B. Hester place. This walnut soon
sprouted aud grew to be a very iaree
tree, and in the year 1872 was cut down,
sawed into lumber at the old Kerner
mill, and purchased by our townsman,
Mr. Jonn F. Plunkett, for $22.50. Mr.
Plunkelt used a portion of this lumber
in making a bureau, which is now in his
furniture store and contains 180 pieces,
13 of which can be handled separately.
The top leaf of the. bureau contains a
lead ball, supposed to iVeigh about one
ounce and was found when sawing about
14 inches from ihe bark of the tree. The
kh ia nnnr visible, showing half n'ze
uni " " ' . . .. i
alter the work is polifhed and, wen iiu-1
ished up.- KerMfsvilb Jfews, 1
Milllnerr.
Mrs. C. P' Albright St Co. are now receiving
their Spring millinery. It is cheap and at
tractive. They respectfully ask their friends and
customeis to call apd examine prices and qaal
ity beforpyuichaBiag elsewhere.
Apr. 3,6 4w.
The Distinguishing Charm. A de
hghtlul fragrance of freshly, gathered
flowers and spices is the" distinguishing
charm of Floreslon Cologi.e.
c New Spring Goods. P. R. Harden &
Son are receiving new and complete assort
ment of Spring goods, consisting of. Ready
Made Clothing, Ladies and Gents Spring
style Hats and Shoes. Thpse goeds we have
made a speciality of the season. ,
How to Save. AH hard workers are
subject to bilious attacks which may end in
(langerous illness. Parker's (linger Tonic will
keep the kidneys and liver active, and by pre
ventiug the attack save inuuh sickness, loss of
time and expense. Delay at such times means
danger. Detriot Press. See other column.
NOTIiCB, NOT GONE VRT !
We will say to our customers and friends they
will find us at the corner store, recently occu
pied by J. M. Turner. Our new stook cf Spring
Goods will be coming in soon. We will be
pleased to have our friends call and examine
our goods and prices. Many thanks for the
very liberal patronage in the past, and hope bv
honest, square dealing '.o merit a reasonable
share of the trade In the future.
Very Respectfully.
JNO. J. LONG & CO.
DONTCOIHPI.Al!V OF HARD TIMES,
YOUNG DlAPT,
When you can go to J, W, Haedkn's and get
a pair of Socks for 10 cents, a good pair of
Shoes for $150, a Hat for 50 cents and a good
Suit of Clothes for t7.B0, a Pocket, Handker
chief for 5 cents, a nice Cravat for 5 cents, and
if you want something fine you can be accom
odated at any price. I have always on hand
for Ladies a full line of Shawls. Cloaks. Scarfs,
Hose, Hocp Skirts, Underskirts, Chemises,
Balmoral Skirts, and as good a line ot Drejs
Go'ids as ever came to town, a full assortment
of Zuigler Shoes and American Sewing Ma
chines. For thr Farmer Man, I have a good stock
of Farmers' Friend Plows, all sizes, Double
Shovel Plows. Plow Irons and Bolts, Wheat
Drills, Evaporator With boiler and furnace,
Mattocks, Sprouting; Hoes, Picks, Shovels and
Forks In fact anything the Fanner may want;
aiso a full line of Carpenters' Tools and Build
er's Hardware,
I pay the highest marftet price for all kinds
of Coutry Produce. "
I k?ep on hand the largest assortment of
Furniture in town.
. ' J. W. HARDEN.
NOTICE
.
I AM now prepared to take orders for
- the GENUINE NO. 1
Peruvian Guano,
s - .... '
guaranteed to contain 10 per cent Ammonia.
Examine my samples and you will be con
vinced it is GENUI E.
I also have a large stock of the celebrated
Star Brand
for TOBACCO.
PRICES ; Pbrdvian, jc per lb,
Stab. $46 " ton,
- Tour Friend,
Apr. 24. 9 4t. J. F. TROLLINGER.
YiTigan, Petty dCo.
Headquarters for all Kinds of
HAMBURG, NAIXSOOK, CARRICKMA-
CROSS AND SWISS EDGINGS.
Insertings and En broideries, all kinds, and
novelties in Cotton Trimmings,
Tuckings. Puffings, Ruffling!
Colored Hamburg
EDGINGS.
The largest stock and greatest variety of all
kinds and novelties in
White Goods
SOME SPECIAL BARGAAINS IN CHEAP
VICTORIA LAWN.
In fins Scotch and Soft Mull, and India
Lawns and muslins a great oargain
in sheer, soft finish, 123x120.
CAMBRIC,
Red and white, black and red; green nd red,
while and gieeu. yellow, green
and red, gray. ..
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
LINIEN AND TURKEY BED .
DA9IAIK9,
and Napkins and DoylicS to match.
Those who buy of ns save money. For sale
cheap at
YEARGAN, PETTY & CO'S.,
Raleigh, N.C,
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
all other cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
for that old established, remedy.
i
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Croun. Asthma. Bron-
rhiHs.Whoorjinsr Couch. Incipient
Consumption and lor tne reiiei oi
consumptive persons in au van ecu
stages of the Diseaseror Sale
by all Druggists. Price, Za cents.
MACHINEM !
IHAVE the Ager-cy for tha Counties of Alas
mance, Orange, Person and Caswell, to sell
the machinery named below. I ask the farmers
of these counties, that may wish to purchase
first-class articles, to write to me, or call, on
me for information as to prioes fco.
I will sell the
SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER,
VIBRATING THRESHER,
BUCKEYE MOWER and REAPER,
MONITOR ENGINE,
TIGER RAKE,
RANDALL HARROW,
and TRIUMPH DRILL.
I ill furnish all repairs for any of the above
gieccs' of machinery. As I do not keep them on
and, but order as may be needed, I ask any
one who may desire any ol these articles to give
me their oider at once that they may not fail to
get them.- - .
No one need be told that the
Sweepstakes
:' ' ; and
Vibrating Threshers
stand at the HEAD bf the list of Threshers.
8. A. WHITE,
Apr. 24, 9 tf, Mebanevllle, N. C.
Ill
G OLD SB OR O, If. C,
call special attention of every one wishing
Tin Roofs Put On.
We will do their work ai Rock BOTTOM
PRICES, and WARRANT all we do for any
reasonable length of time.- Wc use nothing but
BEST
Charcoal Tin,
and have the best of Hands, We have ail the
Roofing of our city, and do a large business.
We respectfully solicit a correspondence of
H concerned.
Very Respectfully, i
BURCH BROS..
AprU 17, 8 6m. " Goldsboro, N. C.
1- iiu BIl
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER!
fJRAININO, GLAZING GILDING,
KALSOM1NIKG, TINTING, MARBLEIZ
ING.FRESCO-PAINTI.no, PAPER-HANG
ING, and general DECORATING.
Ceilings and Walls Tinted la Oil, Distemper,
spirit or water uo lore.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and work
takeu at lowest remunerative prices. All or
ders promptly attended to. Address,
Mar. 18, 3 3m, G a ah am, N. C
Notice of Dissolution !
THE FIRM heretofore existing btwera the
undersigned under the name of Eldridge &
Kernoflie, uttiis day dissolved by mutual con
sent. J. D. Kernodle willcontlnue the business.
and will collect and receipt for all accounts due
the firm, and pay all demands against the same.
T. D fcLUKlUUK,
J. D. KERNODLE.
April5, 1882, 7-flw.
MILLINERY!
eti HBS. B. W. HAMLET,
MILLINER AND MANTUA-MAKER I
f One door West of J. L. Scott's Stort,
Has just received and Is now opening a betutl
ful and well selected stock of
Millinery Goods,
CONSISTING-OF HATS, BONNETS,
FLOWERS OF ALU KIND. PLUMES.
LACES, SILKS. 8ATIH. COLLARS. FANS,
UKNA.M&JMTH. KIBBUKrt. HUAKKS,
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING KEPT
IN A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER! .
1 Invite the ladies of the vicinity to call and
see my stock pf goods before buying elsewhere,
as 1 intend to spare no time to keep in stock all
of the latest btjle goods, which will be told at
a living price. -
r v aIoa that T trittnrl tf An It li-ln
of Mantua Work, in the latest styles. Such as f
Cnttlno- a.nd Fttintr Dresses. Makinir Dreasea. '
THmlng Hats, Ac., Ac.
Be sure and call before purchasing, as I intend
to devote my whole time to please uiy custom
ers, both in iiLS and rjuvc.
April 6, 1882, 7 tf.
Cotton and Tobacco
STAR BRAND,
BAKER'S STANDARD,
. ACID PHOSPHATE,
For Cotton.
STAR BRAND,
PIfJDVIONT,
BAKUR'S STANDARD,
PACIFIC,
SEA FOWL, -" i
For Tobacco.
For any of these popular brands ot fertilisers,
apply to
J. A. McCAULET.
S 4m. Company Shops.
LABGESTT CHSAPEST
STOCK OF
HABDWARE
ever offered In Piedmont N. C.,' la for sale by j
Ob iixib o ro, N. C,
BOLT, EKWIK A BOLTS COLU&ty.
.JJ(UMIIM I
THE GREAT"
ELEPIIIil!
IS COMING ;
and;;
Those wising lowest prices will do well by
calling on us. . -
In addition to a varied and extensive line of
other Hardware, we have tor sale
TSDM.AXBS HAM, FBICB.
1,000 lb,. Iran Ml OB WAIIiS.
l.OOO " BsrH
is.ooo siei PiiOfrtj.'
100 . IIVNGaBIAN ITAII.H.
lO Gri AXLE GBEB1E mt T.40 per
OrMu V' ' '
June 20, lS8t, 21-ly. ,
PURCELL LADD k CO,
Wholesale Drnggist s,
llichmond; Ya.
Holt, Irwin & Holt
Are Coming
WITH A HANDSOME
8TOOKOF
'3
KKEgINE-(D)lIL(
OILS FOR FACTORIES.
Peerless Safety Oilsr
BpinDU iU Specialty.
Cylinder and Engine
(iilPI
a f ii is
e :o:
All Orders Promptly Executed.
Jan. 80, 47 6m.
Fertilizers !
' iiM. i..v n...j r.ii.. v.sii.. .i
Jj omnm auvuur ifranu wiiva ffcruiixr mm
Graham Station. 200 at Hebacreviile Price
s)40 per ton, cash, or 400 lbs. lint Cotton.
Apply to A. T. WUlTSETT,
Graham,
8. A. WHITE,
6 tf. Mebanesvilk. ,
Dissolution !
THE bnsli.ess relations heietotore existing
between the undersigned are by mutual con
wnt dissolved, J. A. Tate retire, having sold
his entire interest In stock of merchandise, to
bacco, leaf and manufactured, tobacco and
wood-working Machinery, and the "Tried and
True" trade-mark.
In future the name and style of the Arms will
be tcott Bros., Merchants, James Edmln Scott,
Tobacco Manufacturer.
J. K. 8COTT
Mebaneyllle, V. C, R.W.8COTT,
Apr. 17, '83, 82t J. A. TATE.
$25 Reward I
I WILL pay the above sum for the appre
hension of (he Individ isj or Individuals who
broke 1du my smoke-house and stole my bacon
last Tuesday night, April, 11th The evidence
must be sufficient to convict to entitle any one to
the reward.
J. O. ALBRIGHT,
I Apr. 17, 8 1m. ... '
. ' - v. v
; INCREASE OF !
CAPITAL STOCK !
TT HAVING been certified to Ihe dd
- ders cued. that at a ceneral meetinir of the
tnckholdera of LaFayeite Mills, held at the
effice of the Company, in the town of Company
Shops, on the 8ih day of April, 1882, at which
ill the stock was represented' by the holders
thereof, except one ehare. it was resolved that
the capital stock ( said Sompany bebiereaaed
to thirty-five toousaod dollars, the ircreaje to
be in shares the par value of one hundred dol
lars .each. Everv ahars of atnrk end everv
stockholder voted for the resolution save one
snare oi sioca owneq oy one sucnoiuer.
Notice of raid increase of capital ' stock is
cereoy (riven ana ooKs or subscription thereto
autnorzta to oe opened , van at onice id
Graham, April 17, 183.
.A- TATE, O R. C.
, 8 w. , "... . . Alamance County.
:0:
Prices low down to meet the
hard times.
Crops last season, everybody
knows, were very poor, and
it stands to the inter
est of the people of
this County
to buy to their 'best interest.'
See Our Good
AND
. TT.L1. m.mI In WIMIi IU
Ana orpniao iu w wi --
ra,16enrer BMW to rtlents In mil vmxt j THOUSANDS fii taMnin carad. N
ol Ue country. Or. r. & nnth qulicy , iuctt. r uul tarrf, VnA tim-uia, Mw,;
iiARIT-iq.2o
Hear Our Prices;
And he Convinced.
We call special attention . to
our immenso stock of :
H'OTIQH.
5 Consisting of new Styles f
' . ' ': J'-.-' - ;
Ladies Neck Wear,
-DRESS TRIMMING, 40., 0.
We are Agents for the Popular ;
Anchor Brand
amp.,,
: COUFAHY SHOW, C,