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THE GLEANER. ISSUKD EVEUT TCVE8DAT. GRAHAM. N. C. Mat, 1893. , , Terms of Bubbcmction : One year , i-.. six mon:hs ............... lire luontlu nardnbscrlpilon must be paid strictly In advance, ' Postage free. 'V' f 'Ill n ..I. X "llHi' I l.'. 1 'I' l" The -E tltor Is 'not irsponl)l f for llis views expr5Md bTenrnsnnileiita. :. John 8. Locg, master of toasts, pro posed tbe following tossfs: - "Our GuestsThe North Carolina I Press Association.", E. E. Millard, of I Scotland Neck Democrat. J'New-Berne It , Corn m erica! nnd Industrial Enterprise.'.'.' X. A. Oreen, I of New-Barn. .4'.0 "Jouinallm The Croat : Nairn Gatherer." Thed. II. Manning, of Henderson Gold Leaf. " "An Intelligent A Patriotic Press- I Tbe Mainspring of PutIlo Intarpriee." Gen Q. A. Battle, at New Berne Journal, 'Journalism The friend of I be Pub- Curld up la tho sunshine of an ivy clad veranda on Dome January uay, with bright Icavi J follairo ail around Ibe eye look out rtcrons the expansive Neuse to the wooded blulu on toe op oosite shore a full mile distent. A soil ins ferry pliea regularly to and fro at fifteen minute Intervals. ' Near by vacht club baa iucosv Quarters where jaunty craft rldo t anchor or spread their wings bet l roes ana spxea away. A milk-white revenue cutter liea in inid-atream, and out towards Pamlico Hound down the ever widening vista tbe watery expanse is flacked with white taile of distant veeaels and with smoke of steamer bull down under the borlzrn. Queer looking river craft of evolution IUTKS OF ADTEETIBINfl t One square (one Inch) one time 1.00 tor ll-st Insertion end Hfty eenU lor ceca souse nnunt publication. Hates for more spare snd lander time fur nished on application. oi.l notivs charted . ten cents a line foi ack Insertion. J.,:b. KERNODLE, Editor. v uvuw m .,,,1 Anwn shh Wsr wheels abreast and Education," J, A, Kobluscn, 01 JJur- I -atnrn. which turn like mills of th ham Daily Sun. olden tlmo, some of tbcro drawing long "The Press Tho Reoosliory of His. f.i or aawmgs w me neiguuormg .. . " .. I mi 1 1st ' Al-mttati If mi I h A males., is tory"; Charles B. Thomas, of New- '"r v.- 7 j Bern. . , I Norfolk lines so and return. Several "Th ; Nawsnarmr -The Advocate I ( La hack, and fiarallrl with the ..j tw ..nUm utt.t.f th. I river. Is oualnt old cemetery loelo? .!.. P.ni S A. A.h of - .' '.1 rock wall with an Impos- Thp 'N. 0. Press Association Meets at New Berne. The twenty -first annual rteetlog of of the North Carolina rress aspocib tloo was held fn the city of New Berne last Wednesd.y and Tborsdsy. We left on the 11:20 train Tuesday Observer. :"The XUeratnre of Journalism" II, A. London, of PUtfboro Record. ' s' "The Old North State 'Carolina, Carolina, Heaven's blessings attend her.' " Hon. P. U. Simmons, of Aew Beroi. J J "Our Womeo-be "Nation's crown and treasure, Its hope and Its felicity." James A, Brysn, of NewBsrne." " Ins; Gateway of tbe same ' material which never ceases to weep, Then there ere tbe spacious fair ground?, quite near, and government road two miles loup, Kacadlmized, which leads to the Federal Cemetery, aliye on pleasant days with showy equipages and road wagons, fcpread out around tbe -city In motley smurold ery are the great truck farms, swarm Ing wilh cultivators. Fifteen miles south of tbe town is e group of lakes which teem with water-fowls and fish, reach ed conveniently ny rail ami a suppie tnentary drive of three m les. Th,ere are pine ridges wbers deer may be The occasion .was indeed plaant, and was graced by a large number of morning for for the "City of Elm..!' ladle. seated in the gallery and on the IZtXoHn the hound; On board we found quite a aeieganon rostrum, wniun lent a peculiar coarm . -nut down rand slashes or cane nf "kntffhts of the oulll." which was 1 to the Mtmslon. . 1 brake and cypress which barUr bob . . i : : .I.' i ... . .i . i ausmented as wa 'nroceeded on our On Friday morning, aner spending cars anu oears : suu i"" : iniimnir At noldnboro. we cbansred three nltbts and two nnys in ins fields where doves and partridges alTord good snort for euuners. In the, river treut care,taklnglh Atlantic N.O. car, charming city of New Berne and Bre twenty kinds of f-eHli water fih arriving at New Berne after 8 o'clock,' mingling among her hospitable arid At More head City nnd Bonufort, two some two'hours late. " cultured people, the editors' turned boure-dlstnnt by rail, is tbe finest sult- . At Oolilsbnro Mr.' James'lllnes. of their faces homeward filled with the the " Now Berne Journal, met the editors' and nwlgnsd them homes, The editor of Thk Gleaner was as- slgiisd to tbe home of Mr. N. S. Rich ardson as the guest of Mr. ' P. a. Peltetler, and he was most pleasantly situated his l!nss fell In a very pleas- nt-plc j there was nothing wanting make our stay agreeable and enjny all. Tbe Press Association hsld lis first meellog Wednesday morning In How ard IIaJI. Msyor Manly Introduced Mr, - 6. CLDragaw who delivered an address of welcome to the members of the nress In a bandsome manner whlab was anproprlately responded to by H A. London, Esq., editor of the Pitts boro Record, on behalf of the Press As sociation. Afterward brief. business meeting was held, ao excursion . was taken' on tho handsome steamer "Neusa" by invitation of Hr. Geo. Henderson, agent of the Eastern Diipnich. A trip of several mile was taken down the river, many gentlemen and ladles ao- water Uiliitg known, and a little way i ...a L 'k.nU , Kk. lr nrtiiissoi'' run most pleasant recollections. -ild In droves of hundreds. Xlielclty orMS iwns is one oi me s w . . , . d 0 i,erBeir . . r.. . Jk ' l '"L..h1IFh1Im I '.' ' X - " ... . oiuert in me suns, auu u mnuimiuj w,r iiaf anteoodenis. ner nisiorr. ner situsted between and at th junction of Ironors, aud her personal qualities, aud the Neuite and Trent rivers, and has tbi on y reason wny sue u . nv Of a population of some 10,000 souls. It has a charming climate, and is nsver extremely cold nor extremely hot, be ing' tempered at all times by sev breszes. . - Tbe clly Is lighted by gas end elec tricity, the streets are macadamized with shell which makes a. beautiful, smooth firm roadway, and well shad ed moetly by luxuriant elms. ' New iierue is la tne midst or a large trucking Interest, the largest In tbe State ; a large fish aud oyster business Is done here ; also largo lumber business. The following extract from a letter written to tho New York Evening Pott by Mr. -Chas. Hsliock, a northern Ken tloman who baa spent several wis ters at New Berne, describing the attrac tions of tbe city and the luterest there abouts, Is appropriate : . . Through all these vicissitudes, New tract tbe notice cf business men and visitors is ignorance on their part of j her advantages. The train bearing the remains of Larson Davis will make a stay of about three hours In the city of Ral eigh on 80th Inst. ' ; President Cleveland , opened the Columbian Exposition Monday. In a short, well-cuuceived address. He touched an eltctrlo button an started the n ao ilnery. It wes a grand gala occasion, between 150,000 and 175,000 people being prerent. ' , The "James Clly" trouble was set tled last week without blood-sher'. The squatters signed tho leases and the Btate Guard was ordered home. During the slay of the troops at New Beroe, Lieut-Col. Bogart, of Washing-, ton, waa thrown from a horse Thure nnmnirivlnr the members of the asso- lTtUm.. nat.nraMuii.iitv baa fnni hen I day evening ana ; received ,, injuries iatron.6Tbe trip was highly enloye-1 marred. Soma of her business mon I which bodied Friday morning about We. notwithstanding It rained a great- hT bf i"W confidently of lute 2o'cl6ck, i r nonlon of the while we were out It was a genuine, pleasure excursion, fortunes: but manifestly bar destiny 0UB WASHISQTOjS L1ILK. Capt. Davi', his orew, and Hie iNew i does not He along tbeso lines. un- Brniai.. glvln every necessary .f V ai:?., Correspondent. ti,.m r. ill. aiuhr nf I v. WASHINGTON. Aoril 29. 1893, Wl'3SS VHI ST HUVI fVIJ IVI IMV wvntjii vi I m - . vlsl'.prs wbo lovs seclusion for the rest Hurrah for the demooratio aaminis It brings, or who would fain escape the tration I It has proven itself to be the SKrE'-r rSSJTSi notth.Mrv.nt,of Wall street, i nr.. (i-i..t .huh n-M I and the eovernmenl still lives, and the ellent n J Jress, making some valuable (uoU a combination of natural attrso-1 Treasury continues and will continue sutrcestlous, which were discussed to tloos. Compared with Bt - Augustine to pay out gold to all who may desire tbe edificstisn of all present. sn.nssa morosiuononsciim.i,iew- u fo Tr,Ury notes. A. greater . At nlbtla concert was given at tbe ZXrr.Z VuV" k..j Opera'Houss for the benefit of the t,r rods, more nmbraKeous shade, M.C. ;A. and oompllmntary to the safer waters for yachting and bathing, d... i..i.,L.n , Thu anilra ner- a Rreate nrofuslou of flowers, with In- . . ji- i 'II t ftin . ... ... l,!hlv -atdovablo ami rauuiiu-, whu.u.... w. , - . i it in iHtiirih. hlmorloal luaociationa. . t. . t . - i :.-.. - . Ti ,. ,1m. 1 . ' " " " .... .. . ' tuciiea .many riniui.y. , ....B . hi uatorsora m Id IVDS IDrownia the svsu'.nz ur- Jerome Uowu, oi lao by wsy or rempiissoge. . r ..i.iT,'.i tha 'annual I Here in New Berne the whiter ell I i ni.n.i.. u.iikn,,. k. , "i iL.i aajsat auMiwiounj v ess is w si mvmw vw HOoro. lt was a wue-rpmier, ii iumw, . -'r-.ii.. ft .v.rsna temnera- npelialion Is admissible, aia com am-1 tura s 4 doifreas for January, rebru a h.nn "hilji" whloh oonvulsed ary and March. Tbe summer average '1.11 I Is 75 decrees, and the aunnal mean Is me smi-nco 1 . j..r .!,. i.iti.i ,:.k nn Thnmlnv mominir 1he atsocia-l i. Q , - - 1 civrenci iiiit. duvw i mv i.iw iu i . .. ... ... ,. 1.. i,i it. 1 ing tne Treasury wuu gbiume wan WW ucruv mm w u nciwu i - .. .. a r i i novtv. Ooe peculiarity or the winter 1 streeiers got lugeinvr anu iwiuu.. months here Is the "nWtice of wind. I a proposition lu whloh they agreed to '. . v - . M .. - I . . - - - TT A. TaoI. orator sW. C. Erwln. , v" Vt 'l.Zll lurniso ne "rj win 1 e,- ... . . -1 raim iiavs. ana in rrururi ik"vvii V. W. McDlarml.l, historian. days. December Is always olm. tentloo. In tbe aiteraooa aooihor meeting of the association was held, at which rreel.U-nt E. E. Milliard, of the Boot land NV Democrat, read a most ex financial triumph was never aohieved by any administration. It marks the beginning of a new era, in which the President of tbe United States and bis Cabinet will dictate our - national financial policy, Instead of having it done from Wall street, at it has been done already too long for the good of tbe country. The Wall street crowd invited tbe knock down" blow they received. 8eelng that bankers all over the country were following tho lea I of those cf ihe Sodth and West In furnish 1 1 cA of 3 b Leave-!.- ? To cr. Li'.t U. S. Gov't He; crt 'v.. i r Secretary Hoke Smjt'i is the only member of tbe Cabinet iu the city, aud be bas just relumed from New York, where tbe entire Cabinet and the Presi dent took part In the b?g naval review, yesterday. Tho President on 1 ' the other members of the Cabinet, except Secretary Lnmont, who is oompelled by private business to remaio -there for several days, will go direct from New York to Chicago, to take part In the opening of the World's Fair. Secretary Smith had to miss the trip to tbe World's- Fair because of some pressing Indian business that deoiauds his Immediate attention. . ' ", Tbe second chapter in the investiga tion of tbe Weather bureau opened wilh a stormy row between those two good republican. Prof. Harrington, chief of Ihe bureau, who Is being investigat ed, and Assistant Attorney General Colby, who is conducting the investiga tion. The evidence tsken up to this time fully bears out one of the charges that incompetent employees were re tained, after the chief, of the bureau knew they were Incompetent. Congressman Caruth, of Kentucky, carries a very broad smile , just now. One of the reasons .Of tbe unusual breadth of that smile wss tho selection bis brother, George W. Carulh, Rock (Aik.) Minister to editor of the Lfltle Gazette, to bo U. S, Portugal. ' - Among the other important Presi dents! appointments made this week were those of ex-Congressman McKin- ney. of N. H., to be Minister to Colum bia ; et-Cougresman Thompson, of California, . to be . MiuUter : to Brazil J ex-Cop gressiuan Wiley, of N. to be Consul at Bordeaux, France, and the following' well-known gentle men to be Government directors ot (he Union PaciBo Railway Company Mr. Henry F. Dimock, of N. Y. ; Hor. Don. M. Dickinson, of Mich. : M . J. W. Dosne, of III.; Gen. Fiizhugh Lse, of V , and Mr. Joseph Wr- Faddook, of Nebraska. No more ' nppoiutmeiilo will be wade until after the President's return from the World's Fair, which will be next Tuesday night, uuless the present programme is changed. Noarly ail of the prominent officials ent over toew York this week -to see (he international naval revtw, the areest affitroflts kind .that h.s ever taken piece In American waters, and they are all glad they wenV for tb'Y saw what none oi them Villi probubly everesjgaln, ( -T . ANOTHtE tETTtett argument as puts tbe seals upon the footing, of property of tho l)"r;td Sttttrsi which we maintain and tend, and, therefore, baye tho right to pro tect aguiust wanton and wasteful ex termination, is practically unanswer able. . ". , Tbe Democratic politicians in Wash ington are mil eh more cbecrlul than a month nao. They have come to the Conclusion that the administration la teuds to give the rank and filo of tbe party a pretly fair showinej after sdl. It was their original belief, based npon expressions coming- from the White House and the various departments, tbat changes in office would be enude where chaogo.i were compelled. It is now tbe conviction tbat by the 15th of next July there will be a clean sweep. in practically all tbe oiBces tbat are not directly governed by tho civil service lsw. . President Cioveland, they say, ta already made more changes than be did eight years ago ago after the sumo time spent iq the Vhita House, ldey further aver that Secretary Morton has followel craduallv in his foot- steus.anrl tbat the beheading record of Secretary Gresham is unequalled. Ii. becan immedlateJv aller no tooK tco portfolio, aud has continued with un diminished ardor and severity. While l'otmasler General Bissell has been slow to make removals in the higher Dlaces. the occununta of the lower posi tions are col He merrily enough and with a swittnesa l.hat ought to satisfy any well regulated Democrat. Becro Ury Smith Is doing as well. The only member of the Cabinet mho fails to Satisfy the Jjcksonians is Mr. Olney. Taking it ' altogether, tbe Congreso men uow say that if Mr. Cleveland malataina bis present rate for a couple of months tbe pany will hav nothing of which to complain. , " ' . . . - ... . a tantalizing admonition so mow who at this seison feel all tired out, weak without appetite and discourag ed. But the way fn which Hood's Sar saparilla builds up the tired frame aud giyes a good appetite is really wonder ful. 80 we sav. "Take Hood's and It brac3 you up.";-:::., A:- For a Beneral -family cat harHo wo confidently recommend Hood's Fills. 1 4a- " ' . Asheboro Courier ? The mail carrier from Troy to Ashboro walks and car ries the mail every day. a distance f about 83 wiles. He is geneially 00 lime, The body of tbe late Romulus Owens who died very suddenly lr Cedar drove townsh'D about throe weeks ago, was diaintered on last Sat urday and an autopsy held under the direction of Dr. Walker, Coroner and Dr Boyette, Superintendent of Health. Tbe result of their investigation has nut been made public. . ,.-".. ' 1 " '" -y . "' '-'.'iii j"; - Rrpans'Tahnles curebOltiueHOSs. Eipans Tabulea ouro oonstipafion. EXECUTOR' NO I ICE. ; .. a. I " X IIS- till UUI PISIIUA1 USIIUI J U1 'i TheBebiingbea arbitration excites , CT,-r of nej Thouipon, deed, (Koown ereat intertsi in official circles at tbe Capital. and Ths general I elven 10 all orreous lioldicsr claims srsliist h.u tnr,rm,l .Fains. U1B entitle OI Saia psrauei lliuuipsuu Ion held an anofhor business moetlng at which Jerome Dowd was elected presi dent : J. U. Elierlll, secretary and treas. " "I I AAA AAA 1 . A rVM ftAft I.. k.. l.a. noet 1 W. W. McDIarmld, bhtorian. d.v. r).c.mber U always olm. Rare- w - ' . - - m . BS I - .. . 1 . I HMnA-ll in Uft mm mlflntV Ifail W A 1 9. I A A 1 natiasi sw at at rAa.fl 11 tf Kl P. I lew 1aasi tm hlrtsi sftM.ni. nft Ifk mnPfl IDin m I UiuirueiHUU UU - SSA SUft. WIS V. F. Burbank, of the awia wry 1 w "" - , 1 sun lur 1 aunti uma Unity. .. . j . R,Me v0 the cream-while cluster Tba fu'T' fni were elected delegates 0g 4h bAyocet ,n( j.pan plum .h... a t il . 1 . 1 1 . ( t 1 It. ... - ti Ihe National tj Ittoriai awjcihhuo .1 naogon unm infmuiuisvi laHiuim, . F. Burbsok, Jerome Dowd, E. E. or later.and after a oner rjiiern:ion n f.rnmlla altera- ."'""J v"' II i'iar l'BiiJ J. ato, J.T-. T'lerill, F. M- Wiirama, J. T. CAldaell and W. W.McDIarmld. : l.?r matters of business were attend- f 1 to. after which the association ad- j trneJ. '' t la (e afternoon the s"claUon wss v-'X a drive lo esrrlsjps provided by t e co 1 p-oi'is or tne city, so ia i ... . V .V. TT otis cr ine wnarvr", wocro v. Cutter Winona wes at an r, a lia't was msde and the baod tecrs'is exsmlnrd. Then we . ,1 to view some of U.e ttnok li!.:h abound In the vtcintty. ir.-s a rire eiht. r,!ells of cb j r i, f otatocs, strswbertiw, as ), to., 1. l t':.e view 00 sll si .les. .'ttuoJrsJ cf fcandi were busy ' t 1 V s f r t Tnt. t( . and dnlry farm of r h V.';::!t, and oto 'tv f r 3 orirr.W. If. : ! 1 ! t ) I mti f'v- ll i c' l- s r ..'.-'rs r f t' r"y 1 1 '.si u , t c. 1IC 7 I -.3 osry I ia blooms. By Jsnouiy 10 wo bavs hyacinths and lostoiia in southern ex posures, followed on January 19 by flowering quince, sweet ran so, jasmine, stirea, jonquils, and bridal wreath. u.UiHiii", aua narcissus ap pear the first week In February, and prach HofOms and oanimoos oy February 15. Weeping willows come to leaf by February 27. By March 1 the swe!t aud dwarf magnolia are in bloom, their pure white or pinkj.blos soms showln; iu sdvaooe of tbe green frlisgo. Tnlipsnd l.lacj unfold a little later, ami tra0 pea vines stand four inches h'ch. Pota'oes and almost ail vepeiabKyi are plsiited la February, aod by tbe end of March lettrnv. ra iinhtu, uda!rai!ns sre ready lor shlpmeol to tie nortfc. All iOtr lone; UKoms tie pnrple winUr Violet, neft.ir-; close U t e crowed aroiM a thick fiout-s cf grtea I V'ou co fioJ t:"m ou any virm ?sy. Co!4 merely cbi::s it dwicoi firs j them. Ai.ur a s x outs' ireexe, a Ihe surT.ioo of Ibe river lira eJ with ioelBy biooxe-l out bra?!y as soon is the trrr'atui rose, Ircsh anJ f; 'rent as I t ' ra. i .itli ft r r.l-nin?, or truc.ij', as it is 1. --r ;;y ctj yr.sted, has umed ex-t'-.ve pre ;-o.-t ions at I.'ew Ucroe ' l t' 9 j t r-ur yr. All avaJ- a Uo.'s a ,JCtt.t,orr,pi'osr sevoral l;.o .i't-r, J s"fs, eiciril a s r., 'e tr-l s - s tbe l'rent, sre occu ; J i.h 1 : c; f -;.icJ I y ei; wi'tie J jrrvw- fJ 'nin t JerfV Sod t'.rne her. '1 i.e proC n of some farm rrscSj . J rr ai-re, autla tae sMj-piug .. l.'-.e tri:iporUt:on of cri.(,s L'.'y ce 0 !. I he a'.tcni.on nf tSre 1'ncs cf -itucr rnon' n to .orf..;k and T 1 ' re, la, JtS tie rn.l.'cal tj Os.!Jj i. . 1 j. the shape of a protiso thst bonds should be Issued for tbolr colJ. Other bankers turned their gold into the Treasury without question, because of their coo fldenos la tbe government, whloh tbey thought in need of the gold to tide over a temporary difficulty, but the Wail street E by locks Van ted their pound of flesh in ths shape of interest on tho bonds to be Issued before tbay would turn loots ths gold lying Idle In their vaults. It did not take President devoland and tbe Cabinet three m'n utes to formulate an indignant refusal which waa wired to New York. La o-, another proposition, leas ex C.ln, wss received, but it also was promptly rjcted. It muitt by this time be evi lent to even Ibe most obtuse ob server that ths financial mot to of this a-imlnUra-ion is, "No Wall street dominstion.n Tbe present condition of the Tresa- ury is, under the circumstances, satis factory, sod if tbe offers of gold con tlisus to le as freely made as they Lave Itea fr the ru-t week it Is bo- I.eveJ t' f t li tre will be go necessity f. r lie 1 us of Ifi.J, and even it tbe df Kr;.i f.r 'ilJ .Viill cooilnus to In- lie resfre fund, at prsnt t, i;'.l I s 5.-sn cpaa to me4 it 1 it t' . : j ds crtsln list it will be .. lei, Ixfote booJs will be bsued. -ot Clcvelsod and Ercretay .. e are both fi.I'y clelerminsl tbst : a!l le Jstte I oat 11 It sbail ) ffa vi'Ar deroooftrate-1 that le a ill I irnii h the rvHi f ncei- ui:.s:i st.lrs'il '. n, le- crt iu! or. si! ct: no t-Lsve e ?,! mkI ir. n v.j l,:ve ti-tt If t 1 thon lv,e roattT will le it. 1 lo Corgress st en eitra sr? political as Hidein 6am Tbompcon), notloe Is hereby ee'd. monU that Mr. Carter touched the no?Mwl 'ao(Xm. vital point of our case in bis argument . ua Dpun (niians to do so Ujis natl-e when he insisted that tb seals belong . win be pleaded in bar of their reeorery., to us by virtue of Iheir.dorae.tication - - . ; H M . CATBA JExt. pon lbs Pribylov lHnda aud or our --r . . a . 1 1. 1 poeaeesinn or ine iana upon wstca they make their homes during a latge part of the year.' He doo not exag gerate the facts lo slating that the ex istence of the seals In Bebring Sea is us to our nrestrvalion of them, and maks it vary clear tbat the seals cannot bo regarded as ferae naturae, but a private properly, tended and maintained by tbe United States Gov eramsnt. It Is here that the atrenglb of the American case lies. Our evi dent mistake waa in going outside of those lines In the international corres rtondeuce. and afterward in permitting new correspondence to drift into, an agreement to arbitrate. - . li is of course, impossible to forecast tho result of ihe pending arbitration. Ws have allowed cut-selves to become involved in a nontroveraary in which wo havo overytbing to ioso and noth ing 10 gain. Tbe court of arbitration, however, will probably be guided more by consi.lsratlona uf European policy than bv the intrinsio equities or toe esse under diacuaslon. But the fact remains tbst so much of Mr. Carter's Mortofasrees Sale ! .. ... - (. ' JJ .. ... ....... By virtue of the powers eonferred by two roorlfragas exuica w mo 07 ueonc? 1. Jonos and wife. Both recorded In the otuce of Kefristor of Iheds ot Alamance ennoty, N'nrth r.ntllna. una la Book tio. 19. un nsees 78. 97 and 7S. and tbe other In samr Bouk, on rages 78, 79, 80 and 81, I will seb at the eonrt hoDM door in Graham, In Ala mance county, on MONDAY, 15th DAY OF MAY, 1893. at pnbllc outcry to the best bldler. lor ready moner, thef ollowlig tracts nr paferls ot land, both in Thompson township, Ala mniice eounty Kirsl A tract odiolnlng the lands of W. H. Cnitclifletd, W. t. Jones and others, con- Ulkliig about ; 28AC11E3, It being a part of tlie t. P. Walks- land . Hoeoud i A Irsct adjolniiin: tbe lands of Jrme Jones, aad f. P. Wadier and others, eouulolug 50ACEE3 more or Inst. On this tract there are dwelllnr tracu will Dm sold and oathouars. separately. AprU 0th, 193, The JAHE3 L. JUNES. alortgsge our stock o: n a , It j' r 1 J a. - -IT, Is Arnvinp;. We Have Just Received: A splendid line of notions. A full stock of dry goods. , : ; Ladies' dress goods and trimmings- . Gents' furnishing1 goods and shirtsa cpccJolty, Men!s, ladies' aho children's shoccr ' Clothing, Cassimeres and pant goodc. - a Splendid lino of harnecs, . - - " . . , : Collars, saddles and bridlc3. - - - - ' - L.t'-,.. ; We carry Groceries, tobaoco and enuff. Trunks, tin and wooden waro,' f Fine toilet soaps, Garden seed, 5tc, 5tc. We invite our friends and i;uatomcr3 To examine our good3 and - x " Learn our prices ... f -Before purchasing- 'j..ini. (D; - 9 QEAHAII, II. c. JKe FasKiorv Breeding Stvid, 4 P. O., BIG SY ESPERANZA 11,122. f vT,s-4,'i ESCURIAL 13,140. FULL BROTHER TO E3PERAI.Z.1. ri:i: 10.OO. MELVILLE CHIEF 2353. Tho only Giro cf a 2:C0 Performer in U. C. " UNCAS 7150. . Grandccn cf Hr:r,' ' "-rJan 10. etab!::hm:nt in the Scuth-Athr.tic S n: e uc The lcadinT trcltinr brecdinrr blood lines, more fashionable blood hr.ec, more rpccd-prcdueinj blood J:r.ea and : lan anv cnterprlec cf the hind cnen to the public ui t!--rect:cn cf the ur.icn. ' A - :d tl
The Alamance Gleaner (Graham, N.C.)
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May 4, 1893, edition 1
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