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.CABINET
J CALL THE ATTENTION OF
The People of Anson
AND ADJOINJNG COUNTIES
to the fact
Bit I to -now Sole harp.
: OF THE '
CAB I NTT SHOP
of tliis place,"
AMD HAVE MOVED TO THE
Argus OJScc Building,
Back of
MARSHALL & RICHARDSON'S
Where I am prepared to do all4work
in my line at short notice, and guarantee
.SATISFACTION.
C O F F I N S
OF ALL SIZES ON HftND
AT ALL, TIMES.
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WADESBORO, N. C.
3l-ti
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EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND
DISPATCH atthe -
Pee Dee Herald Office.
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Farmer and Mechanic,
Saturday Evening Fo.st, (Liter'y)
North Carolina Farmer,
Agriculturist & a'Micros.cope,
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TABLE II.
Days of the; fojonth.
93
99
j 21 3 4 1 5 1 6 7
I; 9 It; 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31
A B CP E F G
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CDEFGA B
D E F a A R C
F F O A 11 C D
FGABUD F
A B C DIE E
January,
October....
May.T.....
August.
Feb., Npv.j March.
June.
Sept., Dec. ,
April, July...
Find the Sunday lejier of the yat in Ta
ble I. Look for the same letter in Table II,
in the same horizontal line with the najne of
the given j month, "and over it are ail the
Sundays in that month. For any date in
the months of January and February of a
leap-year, use the bunday letter at the head
of the column containing the first dash pre
ceding the desired year. i
Example. Find the 24th of October,
1836; The Sunday letter in Table ij above
the year 1836 is B. Look for B on the right
of Oct. in Table II., and over it are all the
Sundays in October, viz.: the 2d, 9th, 10th,
23d, and 30th. Tbe next column giyes all
the Mondays in Octobor ; so that the 24th
is on Monday. The following colnmri gives
all the Tuesdays in October, and so on.
Example for dates in the months of Jan
uary or February of a leap-year. -j-Find
what day of the week the 24th of January
1872 came on. The dash preceding '72 is
in the second column of Table L, the Sun
day letter at the head of which is G, I Now
look for G on the right of January in Table
If., and over it are all the Sundays iiil Jan
uary for the year specified. It there appear
ing that the 21st came on Sunday, the: 24th
must of coarse have been on the thircl day.
following, Wednesday, which k the an
swer. Leap-year occurs every fourth year, j; Any
year which, divided b fou leaves no re
mainder is leap-year
Here, wtat are yoa doing here! Come,
tnsUe oat of Lre ! and repent too,' said a
$ g od Mr.ssacbn.tts farm r to two of
Boston's, great a; list -sbo wtre sketching
In 'afield. 'Why, what's' the matt.r,' said
one of the artists. we are sitrplj paintinc
landscapes?- 'Not by a Warned 'sight
said the farmer, 'you're thrse cusses who
rainiiugoa fences &nd bouses and Ptot
'Use Gubber's Glne, and wash yoar bands
W with Gritler's soap.' and yer mixing vtr
paint low to work onto my feneee. Now,
getont o' this. And the aesthetic gentle
men bad to tr.mble.
DRY COO
m.
Fall Opening-
W. II. fc 11. S. TUCKEll nave the pleas
ure of again j resenting
.'TIlEilt ENTI11E FALL IMPORTATION,
And
pur.cn ases i the
N K1 HERN MARKETS.
HEW SILKS,
DBESS GOODS,
French Costume Suitings,
CARPE.TS-
aris Fashions,
1
Kiii-e and Curious Novelties,
.For Carriage,
Pioiiiinade,
Dinner and
Eveninor W'ear.
We are prepared to show
tbe public a stock of
our patrons and
Novelty and SiapSe
Dress Goods,
Silks, Satins,
Velvets,
&c , Ac,,
Unf -quail 1 in VARIETY,
AND CHlf APNEAS.
liemeuiber our motto,
at thH lowbst Cash prices.''
MAGNITUDE
"The best goods
W. H. & E. S-Tucker,
IIALE1GH, N. V.
15 rr
DRU.GS! D11UGS
THEY ALL KNOW IT !
That we keep the Largest Stock !
That we keep a choice Assorted Stock!
That we keep the Freshest Stock !
TJiat we keep the Best tStock !
That we sell at the lowest cash Prices '
And have a competent clerk of tnree years
experience, and a regular graduate ot Medi
cine, who superintends the filling of all pre
scriptions, and can be found in the store ? .
ail hours in the day.
JUST RECEIVED !
A new and elegant SODl APPARATUS,
with al? the latest improvements of making
ai)d dispensing Soda Writer, and a variety t r
healthy and refreshing beverages, IV E
COLD. Tbe ladies respectfuliy invited to
call. Ice: will be kept for sale at the lowest
pi ices . Kemember,
'The Best Goods at the Lowest
Gash Prices.'
Respectfully,
W J McLEXi)0X & CO.
5-tf
The Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders of the Cheraw & Darl
ington and Cheraw & Salisbury 'Kail roads
will be held at Florence, S. C, on Wednes
day the 20 ih November next.
J. H. McIvee, Sec'y-
Cheraw, S- C, Oct. 21, 1878. 19-4t
STATE OF K0RTH CAROLINA,
ANSON COUNTY.
Til the superior Court.
Eliza A. Turner, widow of Geo. Turner,
dee'd ;
vs.
Wilson P. Turner and Millard F. Davis.
PETITION FOB DOWER.
In the above entitled cause, it appearing
to the satisfaction at the Court that Millard
F. Lavis, one of the defendants is a non
resident of this State, and after due dilli
gence cannot be found therein, and that
he is a necesxrr party to Ibis proceeding,
It is ordered that sunmons be served upon
him by publication for six successive weeks
in the Pee Dee Hkiuld, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Wadesboio, in said
comity, commanding bira. and he is here
by commanded to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Anson
County, on the21st day of December, 1878,
to answer the petition, which is deposited
in the office of the said Clerk; and said
defendant is hereby notified that if he fails to
answer said petition at that tim, the
plaintiff will take judgement against him for
the i elief demanded iu her petition
Witness, J. O McLauchlir, Cltrrk of our
said Court, at office in Wadesboro, the 11th
day of November, A . D. 187S.
J, C. McLAUCULllT, C. S. C.
21-6t
'Prm ner at the bar.' said the Jndge, ! per writ, of fuel, and now tlnVve pot one.4 1 lof, a s. e hw jf r fed ! I si bin if; r
there any tbirg yon wish to say before sn- H e, h? ! an hit's flt r.b m an I tnt foTjjot yit
Unce is pissed npon V The prisoner ' loot - ! Yesr I saw thi gniu. the other I lmw hit gtit'w'd.on me !
ed wistfully towards the door aiul renwrke.d d tv, hot no2f to.bak? an ok. an it didn't ".' 'Well, wljat ara de 'interdnektiy wymp
th:tt he ould like to my good ; cvt ning..4 1 burn a-y cod a? i H -not v i pound. i tiro's u tU ailxent, tell me dt ? ,
if that would be Agreeable to the company. Lsthnt possible ! VTfiy, I nvor heard of ! 'Why, hen er jeas settin rond
But they wouldn't let him. Haw keje. such a tbiog ! Didn't burn nnv mil at all ?4 j sn ssi ase gwine t-r Ul air to i-r
The sins all point to a cold winter
wild geese fly higher and honk louder than
usual. SouirTe's are laying up a larze
winter supp'y. Ground rats dig deeper
holes. There are more uurriages than
usual. Dogs turn their heads to the north
When they howl at night, and heifers curl
their tails higher hen frisking,
economist.'
E. City
fat citizen, having in view the purchase
of a nw coal stove, was venter standing in
from; of a hardware store, when a newsbov
halted and respectfully said :
4I s'poKe you've seen the new stoye the
one that beats 'era all
'I don't ki o v that I have, was the cilm
reply.
'You orter see it, sir. Thfy are alius
talk in bout these coal stoves which save ten
Ippecial Bargain
7
IK
FALL GOODS.
AT
E . COX' S
IjILESVILIjE, n. c.
Tp CORDIALLY INVITE MY FRIENDS
Jill ,Knd p itrons cf Anson and surrounding
feJJ1 counties to examine rav stock of
IstA UT1FUL DRESS GOODSffor Ladies
and Misses wear. Also the large Stock of
Gents and Youths Ready-made Clothing,
which cannot be excelled in style or quality.
Cone and see the
GREAT BARGAINS
I can ofter you in a large fctock of New
Goods, staple dry goods, uhite goods, and
notions, gents and yonths hats and cap,
trunks, valises, &c I can offer you tbe
greatest bargains in a large stock of ladies
bats, artificials, trimmings, &c fcc. of the
latest Fall Styles, and unique taste and
beaut v. All of which, will be sold Cheap
for-Cash. Call and see me.
W. E. COX,
I.iiesvilie, N, C.
15-tf
THE ROBBER BAND. ,
OW IN P?2FSS. A COftflPLETE
HISTORY OF THE CAREER.
Cl imes, Trials and punishment of the no
torious Outlaws bung at Bennettsville. on
the 2Jvd of August. , Their leader one of
tie old Lowery b ind of Kobeson County
Outlaws. A plain, truthful statement of
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V. T. HARGROVE,
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or Denneltsville, !S. C.
13-tf.
IEL.T.EVUE
Boarding a)d Day School will re-open
on the 2d of August and close on December
20th, 1878. Heilevue is a heahhy place,
situated in the midst of tbe high, beautiful
and broken country, so well known as the
Grassy Creek region of Granville Co. Cir
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AND
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in this couiitry and Europe. Not only a
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DrUiicrists,
17-4m.
Wadesboro, X. C.
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'.Not an ony, and it was throwing out
an awful heat.4
'Well, that lais me. I dorrt sft 1kw
tht y got the heat.'
Thy bun ed w-ood, sir,' was tliu bum-
hie reply.
T!k? man tried to cax tbe boy within
r?ach, but the lad had to go to the post-
office,
Old Si Explains the Yellow Ferer
Pete.
Old Si met Fete at the warehouse corner
and said ;
Who's payin' yo' bcKle-bill now, d,t
you hez so much time tr squander ?
. 'I feds sick dis morn', I does! GJcomly
replied Fete.
Whar 'bouts ?'
Welh I passed by whar dat white man
wuzsick wid de'yad r fee her an4! ain't so
sartin but dat 1 got, er whiff er de pizen.'
'You thinks dat yer got tbe vailer feeber,
eh ? But Uinme tell yer, nigger, ef yer
did yer wouldn't be standin round hyar
guagin' yer appytite 'ginst dem watermil
lions in dat wagin!4
'Did year ebber hab it ? How do hit do ?
How hit do? Wait tell yer, gils hit,
B. G. GRAHAM,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
WAID33B0E0, N. C
CONSTANTLY UECEmNG
E w o o i s
And
selling them
at the lowest market
rates for cash. He sells only
PURE, FRESH AND
UNADULTERATED
11
Strict personal attention given to the waus
of his customers. Every package
carefully put up and neatly ,
labelled 'before leav
ing the store.
PURITY OF GOODS AND LOWEST
PRICES GUARANTEED.
. PresnriDt'ons a Specialty,
Second sio,k ot Harden Seeds
Just Received.
A Larg- Supply of
CLASS, LEAD, PAINTS AND OILS
Always on hand.
The entire public are cordially invited to
give bim a share of their patronage. 17-tf
E. H. : HAN FORD.
Wholesale and Retai
DEALER IN
MILLINERY,
FACI GOODS
A X 1) X0TI0XS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES NEW AND
RECHERCHE IN PARIS
MIL LIVERY.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
ORDEKS, WtJICII WE SOLICIT.
Miss M. E. Dickson is with ns, and wi.l
he pleased to see her friends from Wades
boro,and vicinity.
Very Respectfully,
E. H. Hanford.
12-3rn
nrTliri Classical and .Uilitarv Aca
Kr I II r I demyi near Warreotou, Va.
U tm llkb
Prepares for Cellege, Universit v
r Hnsiness, Krcominended for Location.
Health. Morality, Scholar-ship ard Disci-
pliae. Terms -Board and loltimi par hal,
CO? , Fr Ci-Atalrvma. aiMi lf:
session
A. G.
C 11-Am C T il. .1 t .1 . . t I
. oiuii-uj o'jj- ucmti Acauriuj i.-. j, t
Fanqnire County, Va1"
f hnudie.1 . uoiur mule 4n w figgn&up
d price l ?r halter iVr hit, yer kinder
-s-pwhufis dat jer bft jer shurt fpln Whine
i wi eti yon got up dis moridn. Er sorter
! sUeak p-iirt ter trickle dowu yer
! spinous colynra an' den cHmes np g!n
quicker dat hit went down. Dm jimnas-
1 ticIcs continue tell d'reckly yer teef won't
j stay lergedder, but kinder boxes wld each
j udder. Prgsintly de cole streak ets down
in tie Kinau ou yer oacic icr ter rm an4 oe-
in ter ake. liitueby y er fid hot ail ober
like yer wuz in er house a fire. Den yer
can't crawl ter bed, but da misses come
round an' fetches de docter an de wrassle
frr er longer foot-hole on dis bank ob d
ilber Wgins !
'Den what do they do r4
'plasters yer all ober wid nitiEtttrd, fills
yer up wid ftbuary luze an pile cn all de
blaukits dat dey kin boner er beg turn de
nibors. Den dey gibs yer ice on de inside
an, mo blankits on de outside tell de
sfe(dibrium am restored arter dat yer
eiier gits well er dies ! 4
How did you stan' hit ?'
Well, "I'se a tuflcitizei for cnuy com
plaint ter tackle an Jt, nunadg'd ter be dar
yit when oleyflUertek flong up de fite
but I d'clar4 ter grahui now dat wuz de
most weak'niu4 tussle dis niggr eber had,
'specks dat d'seeze donn hanker much orter
niggeis, 'kase he don't offen win df fite tell
he gits de fellr turned yaller an niggers
don't tuni paller wuff er cent I Bot wben
ehber he gits er white man lyin out looktn'
like er chromo of er mustard patch in
bloom dere s gwlne ter be er hole in de
semeterry groun4 nex day, shol
Vanderbilt University.
X fourth Session opens Sept. lt 1678, and
? closes June 1, 1870, .
Fees in. Literary and Scientific Depart
ment, $65; Uw, SlilO; Medicine, $05; Theo
logy, $15.
Brd and lodging per month, $16 to $20.
Professors 27; IiiAtrnctow8; 'btujeuts
last year, 405. For catalogues audreHs
L C GAHLAND, Ch truii llor,
. - Nashville, TVmi.
.le santly and iar, ad
Im: -Fiuey, il.rvey & Co. Atlanta, Ga
50-1
ktmn INSTITUTE.
rT"Mie Fall eession of this school will open on
X Monday, the 5th August.
Terms of tuition per session of 20 weeks
as follows :
Primary. English branches, $12.60
Higher English branches, 15.00
The Classical coarse, incladiog Higher
Analytical Arithmetic, Alpena,
Philosophy, Astronomy, Latin
Greek, &c, 20.CO
Boi rd and Tuition per session, 75.00
S. f . ALEXASOER,
PBINCIPAI,.
TO MAKE MOJTEY
Pleasantly and tat. agenU shouhi addres.
Finley, Ilafvfcy & Co.. Atlauta, Ga. 60-ly.
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.
300 Reward.
EXECUTIVE DEP4RTMENT, )
Raleigh, Oct. 14. lbta J
7 HERE AS, official information has
T been received at this Department that
HIRAM NORTON, late of the county of
Richmond, htunda charged with the muider
of GODFREY NORTON; and whereas, it
appeara that the said HIRAM NORTON has
fled the Shite, or to ronceain hlmfelfihat
the ordinary process of law carit.ot be serve
d non bim.
Now, therefore I. Zebulon R Vance,
Governor of the btate of North Carolina,
by virtne of authority in me vest ? by law,
do jsue this my proclamation, fifieriu h
reward of Thisee Hrxnetn Doixai.' for The
apprt-hensioii and delivery of the sid
lhr.AM Nobtox to the Hherill of Richtnnt.d
County, at the I onrt House in llorkiii!iaiu;
and I ilo enjin all -cf&cei oftbe' 8tat and
all good citizens, to assist in biUwh a said
criminal vj.jusuce.
!
) J)oue at mr ciy t,f RaJiyb, ih
L.S. V Fourteenth ay .f Ocobtrf 1878,
and in the One Hundred at,d Third
yar of Anierican Independence.
I!y the Governor. "
z. u. Vance.
Lie S.OvEnaTAN, .
I rivata Secretary, "
DEScarpTiox.
HIUAM NORTON is about 33 vears m
aire; has duk complexion, -bltck hiir d-ik
jrrey eye: fs aout 5 Teet 11 inch bi 'i
-UK' .. 1Kt l V. w:
- .. .... .
imneaimem in inn upeecn.
Ins (ipr
-v . 1 n a i C"o ?
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