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NO.; 26.
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On September 1st we wish to make a change in our business, and those in our debt will ,
greatly oblige, as well as make the work much lighter, by paying their, accounts at once.--In -order
to make the change in so short a time,' we will offer our entire stock of Clothing, Dry
Goods, Notfons, Shcfes, Hats and Millinery atREDUCED PRICES. We are not goingout of
businesssimply want to make a change that will make the people in this and surrounding'
section open their eyes I " -
It is the privilege of all to tell you in their candid way, what they have and how cheap, but.
we know the people look.and judge for themselves; and that is all we want. We will take
pleasure in sending samples or quoting prices,, and can make it a good investment for those
who have surplus, to buy for next season, should their wants be supplied, but to those in need
we urge an investigation of our stock and prices..
We will take barter in exchange for goods, but will only allow the cash value for such barter,
as our goods will be offered at 'much' less than the regular cash market value Those who in
sist. upon our paying the barter prices must expect us to get our marked prices for goods, but
all know our usual prices are cheaper than goods are commonly bartered. All know we do
not claim for our business anything we cannot prove, though it is a common thing for mer
chants to advertise the "biggest stock and the lowest prices", and the usage is so general that ''
the people have to see before believing, so we only have to say, come and judge.
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IL. JIB. m&JLT & D (Graham, ci
. , PROFESSIONS L CARDS.
JAB.BOYD, -
i Attorney at law.
Oreentboro, jV. 0.
Will bo t Griiham ou Monday of each week
attend to professional basinets. fSep 161
J. I. KEBNODLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
flBAIUm.N.C.
Practices in the State and Federal Coar
will faithfully and promptly attend to all bos
acfumtroRted to him
JACOB A.-LiONW-,
attorney at law, .
graham, " - : n.c,
May 17. '88.
E. C. LAIRD, M. D.,
HAW RIVER, N. .C
FeVy 13,.'90.- .;( - "
W.E. FITCH, M.D.,
graham; n. c.
Offer, hi professional services to the peo
of Graham and vicinity. . Call, promptly
attended. ' .: Jane 11-91
Wmi E Teasley, D. D.S.
Office : - S doors Wert of J. W. Har
den & Son' store. Will be at Haw
River last Friday of each month and
(be Saturday following;.
49Auued by J. B. Stocka&d, Jk.
Notice of Incorporation !
The Bright Side of Farming.
There is a way to accomplish every
possible result la this life if oee baa on
ly tbe putience and skill to find It out.
Often, too, tbe skill is born of patient
endeavor. Bear this in mind.
Striking illustration of the truth of
these sayings is 'shown in a Connecti
cut farm at New Canaan. Tbe land
consisted mostly of rocky hillsides.
with bowlders imbedded all over tbe
surface. These had to be dug out by
hand before any crop would grow
there. The large meat and ' grain in
terests of the country long since went
to the far west. It would be madness
for a New England farmer to attempt
grain farming la competition with tbe
west. Yet here on these atony hill
sides with no good market very con
venient, with the much abused middle
man even keener scented than he is in
the west, two partners, brothers, baye
alieady laid up a competency and are
realising a fortune. .
How did they do it ? They acoom
plish it by thoroughly understanding
what they cxa do with their land.
Their father began tbe business before
them by starting a nursery. , He saw
that something must be done,- or ' his
would be added to the long list ol
abandooed New England farms. So
be began slowlj and cautiously chang
ing bis fanning to fruit and forest tree
raising. Tbere are now 350 acre In
nursery, all thriving and paying well.
But it is watched and tended as care
fully as if it were a man's orchid bouse,
and improved methods and stocky are
adopted as last as they are known to
be reliable. The partners say that'
their paying crops are two nursery
stock and summer boarders. Tbe farm
now contains 500 acre, aad it is all run
In the way to promote the IntereeU of
two paying crops. In order that tbere
may be no waste, and that tbe most
of land.
ot then he cau do as tbe Connecticut
men did, produce other things that am
in demand. Brains will solve it,' and
seeming accidents will always point
the way to the thing that will be suo
cessful. It will give the cue. It did
this in the case of the Nevv 'Canaan
paying staples. Exchange.
Oar Government and Its Powers.
Wotke 1 hereby girrn t the Incorporation
of the ttraham Cotton MiUs Iwtore me on the
90th Af JniUk 190t fur A ttmwinA hl .
TiM name, of the IncnrDoratnn am Cliirlla I ma be EOt out of every foot
A. Scott J L. Scott Wm J. 8tnckard. C. P. I Km .i . A ...11 .i
Albright, O. W. Albrtxbt and J. A. flamU- i "" "J
cows are Kept, sesiaee mere are lor
work fifteen horses and six oxen.
Thirty men art employed and boarded
too.
Tbe pnrpoae of the corpormtlon (, to nuna
innum iVMon row; noolea goods, Bier-
fnnaiM ana ur and m. mib
Tb capital atoek b Mtf tboaMnd dollars
divided Into shares of oii handren doliara
"H. . Tbe SlockholoWs are not iDdlrUnailr
I'.KI. .k. it f . 1 J
The principal place of bauaaaa la a Orsn
baa, Alamance coanly. If. V.
J. L WHITE, C. 1 C.
JaoatX.m-eX.of Alamaoce CooBty.
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Cawats. aad Trada-Marfca btaiaad. aad ad F
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ewenctn Ciwihi u.I. prfTOrrec
patcai m MM daw uaa laoa
aBBaat tram Waabiadaav
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I aatdel. Amriitf or ninta. vtOi AVtilu
Wa adriaa, ? pamiabta or ao. tr of
L Oar trn sot da tit pa til is iiiini.
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aaM of anaaf clirro is) yaar taiatouatf,at.
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on tbe place. Nearly everything pro
duced on this model farm is consumed
oq tbe place exoept tbe nursery trees.
Tbe soil of tbe Connecticut farm
was as unpromising as could . bo, and
tbe market for tbe liulo that could be
raised on It was not much better. Yet
here are two men who enjoy every
comfort that man needs, are accumulat
ing money solely through the use of
their brains. Tbey studied the situa
tion carefully, adapted their products
to toe demand ana came out oa top.
Wbat they did la Coaaeclicnt other
agrfculturkto caa do a I moat anywhere
else in the, Union. The fanner has
had reason to complain of hard times
bet ' iefr - htoT reaae mSfr,-'sboTe-'all
things, that the Lord helps those who
help themselves. If the crops he has
always raised are a drug in the mark-
From Atlanta Constitution.
? The New York World and the Rich
mond Dispatch have revived a discus
enrsion which briugs out some impor
tant points, fumiliar to lawyers) aud
statesmen, but in danger of being: for
gotton by tbe average citizen. '
It is a discussion ol the centralizing
tendency of the federal government.
As the Dispatch puts it, our govern
meat has been transformed into one of
unlimited powers. Its conduct in the
matter of regulating inter-Stale coin
raerce foreshadows possibly tbe conns
cation of all railroad property. Exer
cising such power?, there is nothing
that the government cannot do. Ev
ery state is helpless, from tbe great
commonwealth of New York to little
Rhody. Wben the federal govern
ment can slice oS a part of a state and
erect it Into a seperate state It can do
anything. Haviug . formulated and
forcibly . made, the thirteenth, four
teenth and fifteenth amendment!
port of the constitution, in violation
of that instrument, it cannot be re
strained by tbe organ io law which It
bos destroyed form doing anytbbg that
it desires to do.
The World speaks out on tbe same
line. It any that two clauses of tbe
fourteenth amendment threaten to be
come as overshadowing as the clause
authorizing the regulation of the. com
meroe of the 8tates by Congress. These
clauses provide that "no State shall
deprive any person of life, liberty or
property, without due process of Law,"
and that "no state shall make or en
force any law that shall deprive any
pereoq within its jurisdiction of the
equal protection oi tbe laws."
. r- Is Friday an Unlucky Day t
Lee surrendered on Friday. Mos
cow was burned on Friday. Wash,
ington was born oa Friday. Shake
speare was born ou Friday. America
was discovered on Friday. Richmond
was evacuated on Friday. Tbe Ban
tile was destroyed on Friday. Tbe May
flower was landed on, jjrlday. Queen
Victoria was married oa Friday. King
Charles II was beheaded on Friday.
Fort Sumpter .was bombarded on Fri
day. Napoleon Bonaparte was born
on Friday. Julius Cauer was assas
sinated on Friday. The battle of. Ma
rengo was fought on Friday. Tbe bat
tle of Waterloo was fought oa Friday.
Tbe battle of Bunker Hill was fought
on Friday. Joan of Are watt burned
at the stake on Friday. The battle of
New Orleans was fought on Friday.
ine declaration or independance was
signed on Friday. Friday Is not an
unlucky day, no more than any other
dsy, although a tnan sonteuced to be
banged on that day many think so.
Charlotte New. V
inrngsiaatwomeawantto Know. will beseeo when activity returns, for
That the hands may be kept from tben tne,r enterprises will be all ready
perspiring by powdering
FREE I
them with
finely pulverized starch, perfumed
with orris root or sandalwood powder,
or anything else that may be prefered
Tbat a change in the weather will
Oaty These kthr fr
i Jtdvaaeo.
at Tear la)
Royal Arek Masons.
Caasaaiptioa Cared.
Aaold pbyaidaa, retirej from practice
haying bad i laced In bis hands by an Eaat
Iialia mlnioaary Uia fnnnola f a simple
Tejfrtahla remedy for tbe speedy and per
manent ere ot Onaamptiua. Broachiiia,
Catarrh. Aaibma aad all tbroat and Laos;
Affection, also a poeiUve and radical rare
for Nerv-m UentUif aad all Vvrwmt Com
plaints, after navtnt: tooted its wonderful
cnrallre powers la Urawawl of canes, baa
felt it bi daty to make H know a to bla awf
fcrinK fellows. Actuated bv thU motira and
a dVira to retire bamaa suflerlac. I will
send free of cbarre. la ad wno deaire it. Ibis
I rdrtne. in German. Preach nr EalUh, with
nu inxMun lur iyH mnm awD(. mm
br m-til by sddreaaiaa: wUa aump aamla(
thispainr. V. A. Kora.
. Power.' Block, Rocheaicr. H. X.
- Many lVrttons
Art brokea daw a from Wfl or booatboid
ISroWD's Iron Bitter .
rebnnaa the rweam.atdiaW mitm. iiarnua-
aatat BUa, aad cufta ms'at la (. Um
MiirNKAPOUS, Mixw July 23.
The general grand chapter Boyal
ArcbUftsous of the United State of
America began Its ' tweoty-elgh'.h
triennial coo vocation here yesterday.
This body I tbe largest Mosonio body
In the world, baying a membership ot
141,901. It is also the oldest body iu
tbe United 8tates, and will celebrate
IU centennial in 1897. An address of
welcome was delivered by Mayor P.
B. Winston, and a ' response by the
general grand high priest, D. F. Day,
ofBuffaio.N.Y. The report of tbe
general grand scribe showed titan . In
two year the new growth of the or
der was 14,042. The total member
ship now is 141.901. Since 1889 $180,.
798 were collected and $! 68,095 ex
pended. Tbere are 2,069 .enrolled
chapter. Interesting reference was
made te the growth of tbe order in
Asia, Mexico and South America. The
grand chapter la Chill bad Dot beeo
beard from oa account of tbe civil
war. Tbe general grand high priest
lo bis address said tbat the grand
chapter of Pennsylvania, Virginia and
West Yirgiaia, which were still in
dependent, would probably be brought
esder tbe general eapter, a well as
Canadian grand . chapter, before the
centennial. -
to take advantage of prosperous time.
I be movement of capitalists In 1 this
dlreotion are illustrated by report In
w Manufacturers Record of tbe pur-
AhAU In. ' immatlafj. A . -. I
aT. u.- . 25.000 acrea of !,.. nn iimK-. t a " w " we announce tnat
v-icw vnuw uiaaKrrcouirj wiivkn upon 1 ' . " w'" "-vi wuu umi . . fl- .
t Kda AAinnlitvtnn In t a fitt m m a lt,- I New Castle. Vs.. at an advanna nf v I we nave maae arrangement wilo tnat
remedv mav often be fouud in 'almr,l percent, over the price which it sold poPulftr' i"trated, monthly msgaxine.
coolioa- drinks. ' . lor lost September : the decisioaof the "e Awtartean farmer, pnMlsbea - sc
That the superfluous hairs my be wnfbout 70,000 acre near the Cleveland,' Ohio, r to have it
mode leas plainly visible by bleaching ume P,ttoe to commenoe it active I mailed direct,' FBEE, ' t tbe
tbem. . -7 development and to construct too addres ' of ' any 'of ' the ral
That there is a new kind of inedl- mH ruUr0d r thia purpose the sale scribers to the Alaicawrk fli.ftiwn
cine for Indigestion, which Is working o" ,ron re property near Who will pay np all arrearage on iob-
wouaers. it is uea jnsteaa oi ordin- """"..nr,, i. vas purcoase oi i j,u. .,t i j
v . iw, v. whm wr UW.VW f S.i.J . ..
by New England cnltallat.. .h .in ,rvm Q Da mmamw
utilixe iu trreat waur-rwnr hw h.,iM. wh w1 W ooe year In advance. It
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ng cvltoo mills, etc. t tbe uurcbase of " ' "HP""y nine-
600 acre of land near Baltimore ' by oUm form journal free. ' I eoU yon
1'lttsburg manufacturer, who will
build manufacturing town ' the full
ary table salt, and is in no , way dis
agreeable to the palate. '
, Tbat a mixture of tincture of ben
xlon and roaewater is an excellent re
medy for tighteniug the akin when It
Is inclined to form wrinkle.'
That benzoin Is an excellent polish
for tbe fingernails. " i organization of a f3,000,000 company
That ynseliae Ukeo hslf a teaspoon- (" Birmingham, Texas, composed
ful at a lime, cures a cold. I largely of English capitalists Interest-
That an excellent beautifier for the I1 lD Jilddleeborougb, Ky.,' lo build
complexion I a hot-water bath, follow-1 n iron-maklnj town 1 the" organize
ed up by Jab of euu de cologne upon 1 1,00 of a $1,000,000 mining oompaoy to
the face.
' One Toseh of Nstare.
The Editor ot tbe Billville
operate at Llano, the great Bessemer
ore center of Texas. There are e few
of tbe big thing reported for tbe week
(Oa.) I that Indicate tbe tendency of capital'
isu to be oa tbe lookout for good
investment despite ' strlogency,
Among other enterprise reported
la this week's issue of the Man-
ufadurerf Record I a $1,000,000 salt
company in Kentucky ; cotton mill
aa $89,000 eon-
wcklin' iralca mmirr.
Banner state tl grievance alth less
elegance, perhaps, than somo, but
with as much force aa any lie labor
ed .with the same burden that bs fal
len on many others, and seems to
peak from tbe bottom of a very fall
heart, he say : ' MA paper cannot live I t Charlotte, N. C.
where a town council sticks Its no I tract for waterworksngieesat8ayan
tioe on a china tree and tb mer-1 h ; aa $80,000 rolliog mill and cot
cbsnte da their advertising on paper I ton tie company at Denlson, Texoa ; a
sack. Some of them y it doe not 1 1300,000 aale of phosphate land In
pay to advertise. Wby did.'t they I Florida ; an Increase of $500,000 la tbe
say ao before we planted tbe Banner I capital stock of go and water works
in this cussed one borne town f Here looropany at Macon, Gs. ; for enlarge-
we are with $500 worth of fine priot-1 men. ; a $500,000 phosphate company
ing material and not business enough J in Florida $ a 150,000 woolen mill com
to furnish grub to a grasshopper, I paoy la Texas and a $100,000 lumber
Guess we'd never settle at. aaotber I company In tb same Rtate: a $200,000
water tank with alot of ignorant peo-1 coal boupatiy la West Vlrjlnl a $75,-
pie. Unless wr get some new ad vr-J 000 Improvement company at Florence,
tiaement thia week the paper goes up 8. C, and a $30,000 company at Bel
the spoul, and we shall kwv this God- Igb, N. C. ; $500,000 voted for public
foreken,'meiey town end open bar improvement at Knovllle, Tenn. ; a
at Drunkard's Gulch and get rich. $1,000,000 construction oompaoy in
Waco (Tex.) Day. West Virginia; a $100,000 Improvement
compaby In Manchester, Ve. ; on of
Wise Capitalists Xaklag Hear f avaKsaeata. $500,000 iu Basic City, Ve., asd one of
Tbe Beet Palve in tbe world for cute
brakes, sore, ulcers, rait rheum, fever
sores, tetter, cbapped bands, chilblains
burns and all "kia eruptions, and ?Krl.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect -U in- !
,o.., or monry reinnaeo. rnc a arejuUtiy bying their plan lor isa
o.uu.boxu Albnght'd Drug wore , poot wUdolfl
Tie ifanufaeturear' Record of July
Z& My
Shrewd financiers who recognize the
(act that tbe time tw make ioveattaeat
is during period of depnenion caused
by moeetory alrlngeocy, and who also
appreciate the facts that this country
baa not stopped graving, aad that in
dustrial development, Instead of being
overdone, is still in it infancy, as com
pared with wbat tbe future w II show,
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$10,000 la Louisville, Ky. ; $25,000
water work iu Brunswick, MJ.
$25,000 cot toe seed-oil mill company in
Texas; large fire-brick worke in
8outh Carolina, An. For a midsum
mer week, with Europe and America
puzzled over fiaanoial matter, this
summary shows a really remarkable
degree of activity in Southern develop
ment, and indicates wbat may be ex
pected this fall and winter with a re
turn of oonfiJcnce to the butties
world.
riothiog to get ' a' large , 19-page llln-
trated journal, of national circulation
which rank among the leading agri
cultural papers. It highest purpose'
Is tbe elevation and ennobling of Agri- '
culture through the higher and broad
er education of men , and women en
gaged In it pursuit., Tbe saboctip- .
tion price of lb Jswrfcmt Firmer ie .
$1.00 a year, thai of the GLximcx $1X0
ayerijy pajrpg.thelJK) etilctly
In odvsDce you can have tbe America
Farmer free, ' if you ; want It. Front '
any ooe number idea can be obtained '
that will be worth thrice the ubjcrip
tion price to you or member of your
house., ... , .". .
Do not misunderstand thie offer. ,
Only those who pay 11.50 In advance ,
from date get -the America Farmer
free. . ,v ' j . ;. ; , , -.- t
We reserve the right to withdraw .
this offer at any time, so If yon want to ' '
take ad vanuge of It, do not pat off do- '
Ing o too long. - ' ; '
We believe our farmer readers will
be greatly benefited by taking advan
tage of this offer, Jt I by lone odd -.
the beet proposition w have ever been ,
able to offer, and we hope it will ho
the meaoe of largely increasing oar
subscription list, as that will partial. y
oflset th extra cost we incur in giving '
itaway. . . ' V.' - '' . v!" ": '
8ampl copies caa be seen ak this : ,
officer . , . "
Durham Sum; From fkrner living '
near II I lo way's Junction, thiseouuty,
on the D. 4 N. Road, we leant that
l here was severe damage done to tbe
growing erop by loot 8unday V utor.
HoilMooe fell inaom plaoee aa large
as hen eggs.
ron rns blood,
W-aknem. UiW hdi. A
BiUoeatx-n. taka
liaiiwsiiaox BiirrRH.
It rnrea aaW- It. or aale ht ait C-aalaa la