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JAS.E.BOYiO,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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Will be at Graham on Monday of each week
t atlead to prolesslonat business, laep iO
j. x. isjcmiissl
ATTORNEY AT LAW
' iiainAn.ll.il. '
Practices in the Btate and Federal Court
will faithfully and promptly attend to all ha
leesutrusted to bim
DR. O. W. WIIITSETT,
Burgeon i)entl8t,U.),f 1)1
GREENSBORO, - 7 - - N. C.
Will also visit Alamance. Calls in
the country attended. Address me at
Greensboro. dec 8 tf
JACOB A.. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRAHAM. ... N. C,
May 17. '88. .
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POfiBOTa SEXES. . .
. Session opens Sept. 8. Terms per
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ly. Board per month $3.60,, including
furnished room and wood cut; $6 per
inontb for those boarding fife day per
week, Payable monthly.
. Boarding department will ,be in
charge of Mrs. j. U, Newman.
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tory, a larger amonut of money having been
appropriated for the embellishment of the
magazine than ever before: Coder has been
published for 60 years without misting an Is
sue, and
YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER
two dllan' worth of -magazine than by th
crllilmrto"Uodey," ' 9B dbst rakta.! n o.
azins in America, -"-.? i 1
The leading: attraction for 1890 ate
Beautiful Colored Fashion Plates t Engraved
Fanhlon rlatea in black and white, repre
senting the prevailing styles, , nroaueca - ex.
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VlMlr t iwsuj rrratiapioeoa. Art
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?NIC.i THtTRSDA:::DEeEMBERv 12; 1889.
NO.. 45.
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TO MApNt3S.
-H . k i
Mora 'SoJi
the
Arat Some1 Brarli
Malady XbanjQth(at.
Harrison "Weir, the English artist
and illustrator, renowned as a student
of. natural history, writes to The Lon
don Standard on the1 subject of hydro
phobia as follows: A short time ainoe
darrre-
that if
dogs were fed on vegetables there
would be no madness. I was too busy
at the time' to reply to this assertion,
but now do so. I had a collie dog
that to my knowledge .was never fed
on other food than biscuits in the win
ter and oatmeal .and vegetables in the
summer; yet for all this the dog'went
mad nor was. it bitten, -as no wound
could be discovered on-il l -Again, how
will the vegetarian reconcile his the
ory with the fact of the deer in Rioh
znoncLpark going mad! Surely these
never lastea meat.
A rain. I cannot think for one mo
ment that those who keep entirely
useless dogs ougut. to -object to ine
other portion of the community en
deavoring as touch as possible to pro
tect themselves from a direful, painful,
horrible death. What a man keeps
for his pleasure ought not to be to the
detriment of others, J know of noth
ing so wearying to the suffering, tired
and sleepless1 as the continued barking
of the dog ; but add to this the also con
tinual fear of madness, and is it too
much to ask that such dogs should be
prevented from doing bodily barm
either to the' human or brute dreation?
But this ia not the reason of my
writing, though it- lead - to it J ZFwt
many years f. have thought it would
be well ifthe breed of every dog show
ing particular and sudden ferocity or
madness could be reported, and thus it
might be observed whether any one
breed waa more Drone, to the. outburst
than tn6thejv ' Fpf $ y&ryl, tone I
nave enueavorea as mucn as 1 couiu to
find out whether there existed any dif
ference in this respect, and, as far as I
can ascertain, in all truthfulness I am.
bound lo ay that believe therp.are
more tetrlevers on the list oKao any
other breed-reight. , or,, pine , to, one. ,
Very few fox terriers; two or three
pointers, two spaniels, nq greyhounds
nor dachshunas, no poodles, but the
number of retrieversJiave been 'extra
ordinary and continuous. . ,
Unly a snort tune since in conversa-
m.: : ii i v l j. - i..:
uuu wiui uirioiiu w uv &cpv h irintiv cr,
lTsafd'"I.wonM iiof keep one if I were
. al" . . fmr imm II
lcferal4 1 m i
lavatsc.'
- The "Beautiful Home" Club by Emma J.
Gut, for young Lonsekeepers or tbowwho
contemplate becoming so. "A Tear in the
House." by Ausubta SAMsBiiar " Pbbscott
fJeunv Wren), which ill treat of the vari
us duties for each month. . A Children's
Cureer. for the little ones.
A tieh arrav of literature bl favorite au
tliora. among whom ate Emily Lennox, Olivia
lyoveii viison, oaa jaane reel, a.isie snow.
"O," autbarof "Cieminl." Bella C. Greens,
with her b amorous sketches, aaa otners. -
PREMIUMS to club raisen are among Its
special featunts, and Oodey 's offers the most
choice and valuable of any magazine pub-
uenea. sena iac. lor saiupiu numuer ws
taining full elub rates and premiums.
BVEfc? jAvi HEB OWK DRE38MAKV.E
who subacribea lo Uodey'a Lady bocu - '-
foupoa which you will find in each Bomber
entitles yoa to your own aeleeiioo of any rut
paper pattern illustrated in Gedev'a Ividy's
Jtook. lour ine. Barnple copy wui contain
vae of .these eoapoos. . . -
Im4IIsmuIw (slv wklefe wttl
ax aillw4 ar aeriaXSM
Wats received.
The pattera shows yoc how to eat out the
garment yew want. That is all wt eaa say ia
tills space. For the rest see your sample
number, torwnien sen a 13c. atone.
toriey' is only -J .CM a year
Address -GOUEI LAtT8 bOOK.
Philadelphia, Pa.
In (1ub with ibis paper," GODEY
Dd'the ULKANEft Jfrice $2.80, which
bcnld be tent to the office of tbe
Cleans at Graham.
"Land Sale I
By virtue of a mortrae deed exeevteo' by
I-' Lvn and Sarah J . Mtttm. klr wUe
ta laviwof C'ba. P. Hsrdni. and duly rrg
Merpd ia ia rfKre of ut sWistev of Dani.
for AlamaHce cuunly, in Bouk "o, 8, we wilt
aril, at Uieeoart bouse duor in Uraham, oa
iATURDAY, DECEMBER 2I8T, 1889,
to tbr hisrh- Lirdrr for ea.1 the follow lag
s)-wribi pie mr puce of . isod. Iring ia
.Albright no)ip, on the waU'rs rf'Mtry
erwk. ailjolotnt lUn la mis of John FoaM,
-ni Hcprrarvd others, aad cuouining
sta aTi. ,re or U-m.
a U o c' H . hrn '
Ull aKr.f! A VcttAX.
; -t: ia i. t.r H.vure.
paid $200 a year." .."Why." said he,
yoU ' would find lie fs the most de
lightful dog," etc. I saw my friend
the other day, when he told me the
dog had suddenly bitten several chil
dren and had to be destroyed, and he
then mentioned other cases." When'
I last wrote on this question I called
attention to the retriever, and I re
ceived a number of letters, all statins
cases -within the-writer-' knowledge J
the peculiar unreliability of the breed.
I may add. although I am very fond
of Jogs, nothipg woujdinducp me to
ujrvw oj hcojj a, DiacK'retiievej-i i ,
"What I wish to "ask throUtJh your
columns is this, that in some way or
other a report should be furnished
either by the police or others, making
known in cases of : fetidness or at tnf
?uests the breed dr breeds of such dogf
or She? Purposes of science" ahdi &r
noting whether Jt,is reauy unciesiraoie
that s.uch And such breeds should ; be
Kepi at au. -1 am ioia mat me rome
ranian is an unreliable do?, and in
some countries is not allowed, but of
this I am not acquainted. But I think
it ia time that some method should be
adopted to learn the statistics of mad
ness in the breeds of doers, so that
spme measures should be taken to pre
vent the fearful consequences of uy-
drophobia beyond that of simply muz- J
sling; ; . t f - " '
Cat and Eagle. '.'
A true story, tha scene of which is
laid n Georgia, i& told by Tho Union
Point Bee, 'and seAres to commetnor
ale the deed of a cat presumably equal
to any situation.
One day the cat was trotting out
toward , the: barn, carrying in her
taelh. i 'piece pf meatfo' her young:
A bald eagle, -Which had been in the
habit of hovering over the place, sud
denly .descended,. -upon pussy, and
whirled her upward ia a rapid verti
cal ' flight. The 'path' of ascent, to a
spectator watching the scene, was
clearly indicated by trifles of loose
feathers violently tossed from the
pnint of combat. , . ..
In time the struggling pair, attained
a giddy eminence, and came to a
standstill - in .the sky,.-The eagle's
wings naa aroppea now ana then, and
he had given plain evidence of pain
and terror, yet not once had his awful
grip appeared to relax.
At length a descent waa begun,, with
a rapidity which every moment in
creased, . and tho two animals struck
the ground at the Very point where
they nad first encountered each other;
but the eagle was dead, and pussy, as
soon as she felt terra flrma beneath Tier
feet, shot away for the barn, still car
rying her original bit of meat. '
Investigation proved that the 'cat
had cut the eagle ' throat, and so lae-.
era ted his breast that hia body was lit
erally laid open. . After his death in
mid air, however, she bad been too
clever to relax her hold, and thus fall
to the ground, but had let her enemy
serve as parachute to ease the de
scent ' At last accounts pussy was
none the worse for her aerial flight
unH battle.
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i A VVITCHirfQ TIMB.'U f
A Uttle Hallowe'en fcore foe tbe ftaaaflt
of the Ytosaansle. ,
Nov. 1 is ther festival of All -Saints
or All-Hallowa; said to have been in
stituted by pope Boniface IV in 607.
The feast was. celebrated in (hePtn
theoh at Rome and was firmly'estab
lished by Pope Gregory about 830.
Hallow'-Eveh. or Hallowe'en, is the
night-of Oct SL The idea of makin
the festivities of the day partake of
superstition and romance originated
with tbe Scotch, and Xoung America,
with his- love- for fairy stories,. witch
craft, charms aud mysteries gener
ally, evidentjy intends to perpetuate
the day. '
Hallowe'en is like Christmas, inas
much as it is very informal and uni
versally observed. All the little Peter
kins, whoso mother does not entertain
for them, and who probably never re
ceive any invitations except to go over
to tbe Johnsons' yard to play, or to
come out Bpd "do" the OTar
can afford to set up a wash tub in ' the
coal shed. or back kitchen and invite
all their friends in the block to loin
them in bobbing for apples. And then
the yountr people I ' ' -
A certain choirmaster in the city
can tell of a rehearsal when Haliowe en
came on Saturday, when out of a choir
numbering oity-three but two were
present himself and theonran player.
As to the games to be played at
Hallowe'en party, they are as numer
ous as tney are ancient, ine cnarmea
number seven rules the evening, and
in counting apple seeds or the kernels
on chosen ears of corn the girl finding
the; highest multiple or seven is de
clared the leader for tbe evening. In
apple seeds, two are said to signify an
early wedding; three, a legacy; four,'
indicate great wealth; nve, a voyage
across the sea; six, fame as a public
speaker; seven, the gift most desired
bv tho finder. -. j- ..
' ChesnuLs are named and placed on
the fire. - If the nuts roost quietly it
Of Claims Audited and Allowed
by the Board of Commission
ers for; Alamance Couoty
i from Dec. 3, 88 to '
... i ' won nicnicMliXBi: 1888:
T.n. ThumnMii tmnnlinfl for
Bam'l Jordan, . . .f . , ,.. , 8 00
jiirwin uoore, oomn xor.vos .
5 Haider,; s, --, .
E Long, registrar of election
- in '88. . , j -
8 Q McLean, d'b to b'rd cotn'rs
from Di e 6. '87. to Decl, '83 , 225 10
JnO WBnson, supplies for Cla-...
rloda Trotmnn, - .
Falls Neuse M'fg Co, supplies ,
for Katie Webb, . .
Waller & dvett supplies, for
-Sarah J Melville, , . .. ......
Waller & Kivett, supplies fof
Sarah J Melville, .
J D McPherson, supplies . for ( .
, Caroline Bailiff,
JD McPherson, supplies, for
Rosa Johnson, - ,
W H Aldrldge & Son, supplies ,
' for Amanda Roberta, . - .
W H Aldridge & Sod, supplies ,
for Ned Turner ,. . .
WH Aldridge A Son supplies
for Ned Turner.
Tbos M Holt, supplies for Wid
- ow Wood,
Tho M Holt, supplies for Jos
- LinntBS, . ';:.
Isaac Holt, supplies for Sam'l
Pugli, '- ?
Bis Falls Cotton Mills, supplies
for Benj Rippy,
S A Sbarpe, supplies for Patsy
Ratliffe, v . o . f
J W Harden & Son, supplies
F.
800
5 07
, '00
;"450
'A 60
'4 50
' 7 50
,6 00
2 00
; iso
:soo
150
1150
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$00
I 6 00
-800
1050
sf- AM Vi.mkUff
J R White,; supplies Jot Wm
tbe nre. if tue nuta roast quietly H .""t - , w A
forteUs long and true friendship. If J R White, supplies for t Wm , f .
they fly about snappishly a .quarrel is -''V?- i'J.,,' '5?
prophesied, ir one or more burns loss i"""i. ;fr" ?"..
of money ia to be . expected. Tbose , ; Secy t c, n: i
and that keep moving are nhslable. J C Oarref, supplies for, Bailie .
12 00
160
"I see some men in the world hold
ing themselves mighty high. On
what! I can't tell 1 They are only
men. God made us alL And we're
all mighty small creatures when it
comes lows to inotviduals. Individu
ally wedont count much in the world.
No man amounts to a great deal by
himself. He is dependent on . the
others. Therefore ho has no occasion
to feel better than any one else. Ex
change . - , , --s . .
A BnigaW girl, be has jus com
pleted ber ninth year, proposes to appear
at the nxt matriculation examination
of the CakntU university. Khe is the
daughter of a gentleman serving in a
dktUnguiabcd capacity hi a astir state.
such as fly off the shovel will remain
sinrle another year, m , ; .-, .-
Pare an apple carefully so as not to
break the strip of peel, then throw the
paring over your right shoulder., As
it falls upon the floor behind yoa it
will form the initial of the one yoa
are to marry. Another way is to mix
water'.with? meal until a thick, dough
is formed. Then write the, names of
three or four persons whom you like
of the opposite sex on slips of paper.
and folding the papers, place them in
side of a ball of the meal dbugh about
the size of a pigeon's egg. ' Then drop
these dough balls all together to a
bowl Of water and await results. In
a short time one of these balls will
burst open,- and the paper containing
tha name of your future husband or
wife will -float to the top of the water.
It is well to leave ono of the papers
Dianu, ana ii you nave not met your
future spouse this paper will come out.
All dreams upon that night are said
to bo forecasting of what will really
happen. - So to young people the eve
is one 1 interest, and anv vouth or
maiden anxious to peer iuto the misty
; future should not hesitate to try the
i various .charms. , , .. "
u a maiuen siancis neiore a mirror
in a dark room at midnight and eats
an apple, it is said that she will see
the face of the one she loves looking
over ner snouiuor. .
Tho walking down stairs backward.
at miunirut with a lighted candle in
tho hand aud the midnight visiting of
a cemetery is not likely to become
very popular with our yountr people.
Tbeaccomnlishinor of tho latter brino-a
hhe sure ' fulfillment of-your heart's
It is hard to say how long these cus
toms have been in voguo, but they are
repeated year after year, and it is
stranco sometimes to reflect that th
same sports with apples were practiced
by tho young people over whom the
Qcsara ruled" bavins- nrobablv oriH-
'nated in' tho festivals in iionor of the
goddess Pomona. Buffalo Express.
Ift In s IloteL .'
"It js surprising how many articles
arc rorgoiien ana leu lu tho hotel.
said mine hoet "Every year or two
we sen a tot. Amongrue lastuisposea
of ii this way were 300 nicht shirts. 60
pah's of boots and shoes, over 100 la
dies wraps, any amount or children
clothing, and articles of wearing ap
parel of almost any, kind.--Besides
theso we lisve. canes, umbrellas, bird
cages, bustles, coats, false hair, and
in one case a set of false teeth, jewel
ry, and so many other tilings that they
'cannot be enumerated. Unleasof great
value they are seldom called for."
Montreal Star..
7 50
18 65
,2 65
1 15
12 81
604
27 50
,6 26
. 2664.
,70 00
"89 58
1 160
' 8125
i-1000
' 8300
; : - r .r I,
10 00
62 60
8 64
Had Fared Qaiaeea Befer.
"John, dear." said his fond wife.
"I wish you would stop at the store on
your way in town, ana send me np
pecit oi quinces lor preserves. . -"All
right" said John. Just as ha
was goin" out of the door she called:
"And, John, dear, I wish you would
stop at the drug store, too, and send
me up a package of court piaster, i
i-iiinon. - .
W F Jones. 'cbftfd for pauper ' r
at nil. " " . 8 00
J A Martin mdso for b h 14 02
P It Harden & ?on, mtlHO for p n, . t iMt
C C Townseud, 3 bags kubuq j
at 2 65 sad 8 bags acid pbos- ;
pate at 1 90. -., t '. , :
R L Walker, use of mower and :
wheat fan at p h, ; . V V
A B Tate, mdse for p h, j .-t. -
Lawrence S Holt, 221J yds
plaids for ph. tr-U -
JWtWff Lasley, mdse for s
J 8 Henley, 10 bags guano for ,
n n. ii" tt.-".i".t .'St. ,'. , n
E It Harden, medicine for p b, i
Stafford, Scott & Co,- castings
for Bellemont bridge, ! ,
Q A A Btu-giimiii, bolts Ac, for
JJeilt-tnotit biuiiie. , - ., , j f
Page A Whllnker, lumber or ,
Bellemont bridge. -
A B Tate, 2 pairs blkts for jail, .
DrOW lrng, co siipt health .
from Sept 1. '88, to Dec 3, '88
J i Kernodle, adv't or anuuai
siutement 4 w'ks,s
Southern Coal Co. 20 torn coal,
J A Hamilton, pd for hauling
20 tons coal from depot lo e n,
R A D R K, fr't on 20 tons coal,
J A Hamilton, 1 day A mileage, '
comparing senatorial vote, is. -suelnc
ceriifs of election Ac,
A Tate, a s C, recording election '
returns &c. ' i
0 Sellars, ; registrar of ' Haw
Kiver precinct. ' ' ! f i 1
J N H Cletideiiinj registrar of
Graham precinct, . ' '
0 O Towusend, registrar of
Burlintrtoii pr clnct. - -
D M Moore, registrar of Long
Branch preciuct, ' " :
D' 8 Thorn pon, registrar of D 8
Thomroit's precinct.
JR Garret, registrar of 1 Fred
Graves' precinct, - ' "
Jobnnion' Pari, registrar of
John ThointMoli'rt Drecincl.
II F Tickle, registrar of Mill
Point precinct. ' -" '
H M C'ales, registrar of Haw
Ureek preciuct, -.- -
G A Cleodenln,. registrar of. .
Cumroine's preciuct, , y
DPLeoiiurtl, sh'ff, conveying
W J Simpson Iroto iavi(iin "
county to Graham, 10 20 -asked,
allowed, 1 ;
OrHUgeeounty, hill costs vs
. Klizs Wanl, Mary warn,
Susan Hail b and clnM. pau-
-pers of A la manor, 11 65 iuk
ct. allowed
Coleman B'irch, conveying per-"
sous nained is foregoing par.
airranb fiom Ontnso to, Ala '
mance Ouuuty p b.. . 6 00
J M WHiianiaou supplies lor
Marv SimiMOO. 1 286
J N Winiatiuon. supplies for
Mary SimPMOD, , . , ' 4 60
SO Hornaday. supplies for
Ruin Holt. . . , , 5 00
R G- Hornaday, supplies for , , . '
RuthHuU.', , A 66
E M Holt's Bonn, supplies for
Mr P Ungford. . ' 4 60
Geo Tbompawii, conveying So
Jobosou lo P n
6 16
1 86
1321
13 62
818
i i .-
.'-7
-. $ 62
-120
6 81
160
186
846
590
. v m ppj ewUUervll SW IF IS .
'hf .1 .f ?U1D myi RN Thompson, W fbs pork
self, and ther unts bit of court pi- a He - - -
ter in the housa"-6ornrvUle Jour- jt m(-f regutrar for elee.
OSAi . Ini. n'Ha '
It is estimated that there are 8.000..
COO of people who walk about Loo
don's streets daily, and in so doing
wear sway a ton oi learner particles
from their boots and shoes. This
would, in S year, form leather strip
one inch wide end long enough to ex-
tenu irom axmaon to new lorn, in is
amount of disintegrated sole leather.
at ten cents per pound (what it crots
comramm) would amount to $500,000.
New York Telegram..
Paterfamnias wbo attempts to look
after business in town and at th some
time enjoy th sweets of country life.
saya the materfamilias. "keeps s tnao
in the city, to whom, within twenty
four hours after be gets here, a tle
gramgors, 'Bored, bendf-wme.?"
,2 00
2145
loo of 88. V '292
J L Scow. V M Moore and JN - V '
II Cleodenln, J Fa, WU costs
State ys Geo BuiliffL , 4 20
Tho CFouat.8 days as coooty , . ; ,
com'r. 1 day at . Asamaoce ,
hrMg aad 6 tnilel6c, . 8 30
8 H U rbb, $ days a, co com'r,
aad So miles 6 c,. , e J oo
Peter M -Chi days ss co . .. . .
0007,1 day- at Alamance v
bridge sod 40 miles St 6c, .10 00
WJPtockard, supplies for Moaf IX "
es Albright,- - -W
J StH-ksnl,1 supplies for . - '
Hoaex Aibrighl, - ' v,4 50
JasN WilMiimitoo, supplies for
Mary b,mioo, ' ' ''46
Jas P Kerr, aupplies for Wes- 5
ley'Jubnaoa. , . " . ' 3fi
II L Wood, cocf eying lioecy
f Herring lo p h, 1 , , . 2 00
Itolit J Thompson, colli u for
1 Rufe Slioflner,- . 2 00
W F Jones, coffin for Mrs A Lewis, 8 00
f G-Tboiouson. o33 lbs pork for
P' b, , ., i ' . , 87 60
H M Spoon, 174 ioS pork fur p h, 13 ' 05
0 80
A B Tate, mdse for p h.
P R Harden A Son, fllo 25 c. .
224 tbs ineal or p h, , ' . ' .
J (A Lougest, making table, for, ','
'os tf office', ' " ' '
,4 01
"175
75
100
J G Longest, repairing jail, ,
T J Willis, work on Jail..
W E & J H Holt, bal on Glen-
coe bridge, . 28308
Lindsay Wheeler, hauling floor- v
': log for Big Falls bridge. : , ' 400
Jus A Moser, timber aud .haul- .
i log for Belieinnut bridge, 10 00
L L Patterson & Bro, malerl- ..
al for Ucllemont brtlge, '. " 2 t6
J W Cute, COj .'ti lumber and
51bs nulls, ,t.i ,' ." "'' 6 65
Henry Cobb, damages on. nc-
!' count of public road,
J S Gibsoii, foot log and bauf-
' ing same,' . f
W B Sellars. 4 registering ' 9o
' names for election of '88,
A Iseley, foe registering. lo5
' names for election of '88,
Holt, Gant and Holt, , supplies
for J-M Hughes,
J W Harden & Sou, supplies
' ior Atrs a, Aiewis,
J W Harden A Son, supplies ,
- for Ueecy Herrirg, :.
WF Jones, coffin lor Letltia
Ed R Harden, medicine lor ,' .
Mrs A Lewis,
Ed R . Harden, -medioiue for '
Mis A Jjewis, 6 95. for p h '
' 1 5o for jail loo,
J L Scott, trustee, mdse for p h,
R N Thompson, use of r J W '
. Louk's wheal drill, '
J W Harden A Son, mdse for p h, 26 95
Udell Hardware .;o, iiuor locx
for register's office, ' i " 2 6o
LB A L S Holt,., stoves and
10 00
. 200
2 to
816
15oo
1182
1 6o
8 oo
. 125
7 55
1 68
4 6o
13 oo
i pipintr for Jail,
ko Stafford, repairing" Belle-" "
mout bridge,., ; ! ' 182 18
J v Kernodie, publishing ;annu- .
arexiubtk' 48 6i, sutionerv .
for rcgistei Volllue, 2oo. -' ' 4764
j ju ocott, j , nays services
making returns and ulistrncts '"
of election of .'8a. 825 iisked.
allowexl ' ' ' ' ' 'ftna
J A Hamilton, a'ff,( serving 5 , ,
' " sulipoenus, -'" ! g,
J W Harden A San, , supplies ;
forplr, ' - - I 1315
Thos 0 Foust. 3 days ns co coraV" '
' and 3 wiles troveled " ' ' ;6 If)
Sam'l H Weob, 8, days, as Co . .
convr sua oo mues traveled 7 no
-; Continued on Second Page.
' laSastrlal and IDeaairWetiea ff eieat" .
From Baltimore M.inuraeturon' Record J
Auiioqh J. F. A D. M. McKay, of
Ued springs, mentioned in last issow ss
to move their say mill to Ant loch, will
erect s new saw mill ona may7 aaa
planing mill later, , .
Asheboro '1 he erection of a cotton
mill Is projected. ,
i,Asheville J.'0all,'Jr,..wlll open the
quarries on tbe Vnndorbilt property to
turiusn Ktone ior me ouinunna previ
ously reported to be erected by George
Vai-de..bilt. . 1 . '
Grteniboro -T.' B," Keogh, J. E,
Boyd and C. B. Montgomery have In
oorporated ttie GreensSoro North Stale
to publish tne JNortn state, rue caji
to I slock la $5,000. . ? ,
dHigli Point Hammer ATeaguebave
erected a saw mill at I heir flour mill. :
King's Mountain The Philadelphia
capitalists previously reported as pur
chasing and lo develop tbe mining
righ t to 2,500 acres of Iron ore land at
tbe southern cit.l of King's mountain
in both the Carolina, have organized
a $500,000 slock company with William
Wbarlon, Jr., of Philadelphia, presi
dent, , It hus secured 'additional lands.
Reported that the company will also
build a furnace at King' Mountain,
.Murphy The Kimsey Co. is devel
ouing marble auarrie. ..
uxfjrd J. M, Currlo, 1. M. Williams,
a. W. Krouheimer ana other are or
ganizing a stock company to erect a
cotton factory oo the co operative plan
It is reported that Dr. D. F. Dixon,
superintendent, will Mart a Pauls fac
tory at the Ox lord Orphan Ayium.
ltcidsville A. H. Motley A Co. are
erecting a box factory in the rest of
tbeir tobacco factory. - - '
f S.tlem F. and Fries .. have . put
roller machinery in their grist mill arid
S luO borse-powcr engine.
- SwansboroSuh Piliulo A Stevens
Bros, contemplate treeing a raw and
plaining m'll w ith grist mill and cotton
gio attached,
Tarboro The town ha sold bonds
to erect tbe electric-light plant men
tioned in last iue, and will let con
tract tor machinery December 4.
Webster It is leported that a large
kaclia factory will be trectrd.
1 wiostoK uceroTiaeos Co., previ
ously reported atoiiUrg their furol
tor factory, have built a new factory
60x169 leet.
labevtsul Ble4 retaea.
flow saany iotle Uiere are whose distress
oa sorea, acbea. pales and druutlve leadea-
ckaare dua to loberiied blood possoa. Had
blood Ms from parent to cbiid, aad at
Uterefors U the duti of kuabaod aod wife H
keep tbeir blood pure. This la ewUy ee
euiupll.bd by a ttinely ess of B. B. B. (Bo
l.nlc Blood Blm). eend to Blood Balsa .,
iianta, lor book of nxt eoevi cleg proof.
Jaows Hill. AUaota, Ga.. writja: "My two
va were adlict-d with Mood pofcioa, whlcS
dortoraaaid was orel:ury. Tbey bmS broke
outfa sores aad eruptions wbicb B. B. B.
promptly Koauvimi aod Sually cared eosa
pfaNeiy."
M'r O. JS. " 1. 1 i B'TIK, DJW, I SIM, WIUCT 1
My Mtrae poor Intel td cbiidroa, bs
1 1 Mil ViarA o-Amm. have impnned rapidly
alu-r tM ol B. B. B. It U a Ood eead."
J. K. Wliwiu. (ilea Alpine Suuioa. M. 0..
Fcti. A. KV writ4 i -Bom aad blooJ Pot-
toe forced nie lu bare my kg amrMiUted aad
oa lb stamp thtrs easae a laga eteer. m keS
grw worse every day onill toeturs av aaa
aptodia. I owiy wei ii p m xla wbea
1 Iwaa lo take B. . t) . aad ii tla lo
eiaased iy Wright lo ltwpujas and made
roe sound aud well. I b;Tof knew- what
gotd lean"! was b-jlom."
a 1
ADVERTOEMENT8.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
- t nil is
; i ' ' (J ;i(.-l H.i -; .t-i f; . , ".
TO THE PUBLIC ' ' '
We can show you a general stock of poods un-1
surpassed, In selection, quality and quantity, In5
this section. Ve receive new goods not tniy tied
in awhile BUT DAILY; OUR TRADE DSI".! U DO
THEM AND WC ARE COMPELLED TO PUH
CHASE.
NEW SO0D3 ARE CONTINTJALLY PASSING THROUGH OUR STORE1
TO THE CONSUMER AND IN ORDER FOR US TO DO THIS, AS A MAT
TER OF FACT, OUR PRICES MUST BE SATISFACTORY TO ALL.WHO
PURCHASE FROM US. ' r '
Inquiries are made far and near, for our prices4
and we never fall. to take the "CAKE" when wtf
get a party to ask us for prices.
i ; Prices flashed - ont dpplication. We iuf cS-
good maiiy f;'sZj : iM' ;
; ; i GOOD BY THE CAR LOAD. - u
ana . can always give you insiae ngures.'
. Our buyer has hod a number of years' experience wittr the retail Irade ana
he knows the wants of the people ss thoroughly as' It can" be known by any
bnyer tn this country. ( ' L ' . ..I , ' V , . V
Our salesmen are live, energetic and pleasant, and will always , strive .to
tilontia AII .
, We have what is wanted by tie people and we expect U sell
Our place Is4
ts "of Mankind..
HVe never make a great flourish, nor out on any style, but rly!on lottr bnal-
ners methods to pull ns through. ,,r .. ... ,. .
We will be very glad lo see you in. our house and will try ana jnsks yoa
piessesl spa you .can rest aaeureu oi b ueari weivuiuo.
' TP TOT ifh '(B; 'filM ' TOT Th TT . TP
JjL AIJU. Sjr K7 XTJU. MM JkLal Ja. ay ' '
, ; , IIAW RIVER, n. c- .. , .
to.,
i
1 l's
7ANTS r A SILK DEES3
This Is your opportu
nity. A ne-r d
nnrtnre, biLKS di
rect from luo manufac
turer to yon.
vur remicca prices
Jringtfae best goods
whbinreaehofall.
We are the only
manufacturers In
the V. 8. aclllngi
airecc to coa
wnnaerw. Yoa
! ...
nv warn w v
warrant every
piece of good a
represented, or
money refund-
tea, be our ro-l
ferences. Wt
j are tbe oldest
f Bilk Manuffic-
hirer In tbe
VA. Establl.b-I
f d In 1838. with
I over 60 years' ex.
I pericnce. wo
guarantee the
I CHAFFCC .
Cr.SSSlLKS,
I tot rich nee of
1 color, uperior
finish antt wear
ing vjusiiutrti, co
oe aaexeci
Ti.is is TH& fpj psaftrx.
i season of the I 'im Nsv ll r
year In wbicb UsV LXnsJ U .
to purchase a Black bilk or Satin Dresa.'
It ia adapted to so many use for which.',
ladies require a becoming and handsome''
dress ; for house wear( a hetes or gucsV
make calls, attend church, reception, wed
dings, parties, lectures, amusements and en
tertainment of all kinds.: A good Black;
Silk or Satin Dress retains its beauty and'
fine appearance many years, outlasting aad
out-wearing half-a-dozen ordinary dresses.
. , A GREAT Shany ' arc now . looking'
around to. see, what Ut give1 is .. . ,
.byaastyraaUs
l ar siiavcic
'Milks lm the
i m i i in -i .MWSlld. W
offer tb je Dresa Bilk la tiro Grain.
tat Ins. burnt a. faille Francalse and AJda
cioids, in uiacn only.
bend n a Scetamp ( to pay post aire ) and
w will forward you aamole of all cur
style free with prices, aad yotf eaa
for yourselves.
o.o.ciiAFFcs& con.
Mansfield Centra, Conn
Wf K MmMM. b. 9.A (.tlul m k
Winonun HuiooaJ ltanli.piDMHTinr'IMnk, WU
llaisatw aMlaea UauHata. iA WillMuaaucOaaa.
1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I ,rn, "ia ia
THEGC0DS.7FriPA!O
wmmm
BIRTHDAY or HEW 11AH FRESEMT. fa
many case it b the intention to present -the
wife of an officer, pastor, or' a' lady
teacher with something bgndsome, tasty,
and beautiful. To all surh we ui send us'
S cent tamp and CET OUR SAMPLES and'
S rices, Voo will toon be convinced that av
lack Silk or Satin Drestis jttst what reu'
hare BEEN LOOKING FOR.
. Everybody wt tell to it at urett saK
ilflei as the following parties t'X
Wearroe-r, KsnTvcmr. Msfl, IM.
Drr Sin I rwyivcd the silk ia od otdcr. It it '
th bal and clifpeM food for tW mnmry liwar..
Tlx amiac goods woald atll lor II OS mtr jwd io,
a.y. l r
LumiviUt I
h extra qualit el tb ails, lbs
pool alk. i. caftttoff a wondrrf-d bmi'it n to oflrr t '
th. pabhc I uikcplcMUf tanSovin my fhraot the'
auapka and adrMtnc tacat to nrnbnt of yon.
lUanactislTr, altta at. H. GlVTON.
OfTWofriiii.tril.HicoaOT.. I
Ralsior. K.COcc. n, 1M.(
Mreaas. O. S. Cwarraa ft Sow t
Str TH rnrtagrnfMlk foraiy wHsotm?
safely and anvodly to hand to-dav. She isdeligblcd
w.k to - l I iIhI mm Lmm .l mmA
t no f ona with bar. 1 h-ifrnly aaorrciatc tbe re-m-plimant
aiTWIf, and earlne. caeca, lot Ihe ftt.ut.
Wl a ary best wishes, C. T. BAliar.
' REMEMBER, tsmr trrmi ja librrni
tat) a Black Silk or Satin Dress w hen,
bmigfit direct from our factorv irtKe HOST
EC0H0MICU drea made. We guatsntrr'
perfect satisfaction or refund the money."
0. S. CHAFFEE 4 Sum. MaMStld Ct-1
Plantation for Sale !
OThe pUntatioo on wnioh Dr. Alex
sWW'iUon lived op to bis death. It is
la Ibtaeoooiy, an I lea from Swepsntllle
and S mile (rum Meb-e. Is well watered
baa good dwelling, orchard and other ira-
p rovenM.au, la conremlewi to ebarebea,
sebooU and aiills, well adopted to irmin and
a-raarea. hi aelabborbood and teallbr locaUoa
ciaking ll qulu desirable farm. In e4dt
aoe to this is a small t raet of ao'mpro
rBadeotb twalilng stxrt liu trim. 1 o-ee-
aioa gtaea to s abort aotic. 7ur terns, -etc
yp!) to
f ABKER dt KCBVuD'uZ. Agents.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
XZT1 BROW IROM BITTERS
IMnt IndUrartion. Brilotatnens, f"nTwia, Mala,
rta. Kerewuaneia, and eoerml tn,iiy. FhrW
rtens reeornmrnrl it. AUdrairra arU U. Gawtuiie
baa trade stark aad crusted red tlaea oa wrrr
Al persons havfc ctalros against eatal
of Utti A. MrAdanw, will pmetit them to
tba anderalimed, dely anihrnticaled. on or
before trie a rat day of Uecember, leuo, or
bia aoOee will be pleaded la bar of tbeir re
covery. T. A. DICKET. AdmV
NOV. 14. 18-( of Alary A. Hedams.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
I bar qiralisec as ezeentor of P.' R. Hsr
dea. drrafii-d. ail non in dst to estate
of deoeanfid are reqq-sed to acuta al once
aod ail persons bottling claims will prr-nr
ibetr, duly proven, on or before the flu a
el Dec , afji, or tbts aothw will be p eaa;..
in bar of Utrit recovery.
Jrirs R. rTjrTie'.
Nov. fl, T-O-eV im t P. K-