r- ) -
I J h i' !f i! tMj!
T '
1 a I i ,
. .
"Thi Arjtt o'er (he Yjfr'e j:i;ta$ doth at i:i rnd Vi.jit h'c p ; ,.Yj S,;:.i;j ,S:rait .Vi;' j'j ,Vn .,! ... ... ?--..f " a f ,
WAIMvSHOUO, N. TIIUi:SDAY,.J U;;:i 10, 1S75.
.
'"--
"T'f '
r
9
if
:,
mi k
f..
Vc'.'oit '
itEHAOEX.
v : ' i
, , m Liu , r umlor lilght; ;
, r- ' u - l ' "
' iUjf iiny ubon i,
ViiiW spholtnd ding.
-?a) In mil ler y'olk,.'
I tould pa, i ..
' . .1,1 t(Jiui
" 1 er see
jrye to look pout,.
- eoulj im, 4
" I n J Tfrt tlei gouXio,1
j fir tee dern Jaties'lat tier tacks,
) - To ksep dor iujl dawn. , .
Ufitfcy aid by, ten nit wsischtill,
r" rvinn i truirr ban. ' ' "'
V iut dti-ireeclicr nio."
vlr-ller glf hum unl litw, .
' f-i Klty jork, uul tcn ,
cr loot tcr tool, tr toot ttr toot,
r At fast s it .cook! yiKM,,;", .'.,
V ocliust like iudj Icetle pabjr toys
liJVprrmlingJroilghiHtiDOM. '; ',, ()
t mii.' in !'. 1 i .1
I V'efcu-J wrjHool op, ,,; , ; .
1 jftUfu'd valia dere ejrci apout, ,., ,
,nUnt do ppgiM to aing. , . , , 'i
Jle-hc, law-haw, jnli-yuli, wow-wowf ' .
. r Vt0' jnh-iiK), .tuiue Uot; . ., f
x inl ii via dy vid (rr ting, , . ,
-iL'l'iM J k (4d yOU V,t. ;', j , ,,. ,
V5r tilf, Vta dr ras (lon,' '
f 'i -'iy.'rtlrtjitoher-wftii-nfgtu' r ?
.iier rfcll de bcepl all apout
,V . Dcr voja ofdcalh uut nin. . ' , .
K"uluVminiI A XirJ tie rni4
V Unt diuklnj; of dor Aiuiiy va;i ,
X .'JA'T i!yrtyMen' ti!s
01
Hme.
There
.Oh.
d is a aimplo little word
i, hkxt lU tli arms dtny !
Tlirouiilioul the univen 'tia bear.l.
And wkor' but with jny;
i T;ierV Niuic ii) h nicire Jiow, l . .
1 -LM hi rtver' wa may rmm. , ;
'ixo?, iwettest sound l)c!ow ' ,
..i lialt! word in lloni' ?
nv not wli-re may be its site,
Or roofctl with straw 6r tif?, ' '
2 So (hat the-hcnrllr fire burns more bright
- A"" Neatb woman's radmnt smile; : ' '
''uAfleclion ttu her fondest winjj
Wt toils irt,VtftW fly, s ' : '
; hope will fiir more sweetly sing
VWhMvtljablvst' place is nigh. : '
jji5 fancy U may bo
fETething fur.noUer-fj-far;
? ,it Love ja my UiviniLy
3yl,V J. ?fxr '" ""yw
s -Yip
jrf?Tl iinj It A war ! c?rt
there tejicliiog iherv v .
-jfc,7lJ ftMf HUH ,bti II tow t
w
'ties fa you
ikf' t$4 ,bigh't fresh floiveri '
v known
'IF
Jivtd-ii maidor
iyar9 now,
jen
i this C(mmJaa at Z
7,V
.jlll.V 111 IU tr fs lUtlA I IJT
' t6! LP-1?tttii. ''Wri
' ,r'.. yj iKua vrw" i
til V4f-f V Jj ( UP lulHjlua
Ur determined to put tho
1.1 tbe qaestioo. M- -.1
iave it.11 said Bhe.triumnharit.
se
s r
Va3 a farrnervuE!rdcu,cumstau-.
V .
. 29 (
bping .several years younger than
i5, ano4 good Jookinsvit kept b"r in a
' re
m qi.perpsqai.worjrimx, aaQ jealousy.
' fHIaF.VPf0P.e?(le.'i t ruVtei; plan into
I Ju3t -behind' the Jiouse ' was T eep'
ellt that biifciefc booh" use-1 -.ile"lime,
ifcl WW' .cavered boards 51 to
Prevent thV cattle fro'ni-r.Li Hug into it
herf TfH'cd'fhci'ovflng from the well,
hjLrr-- ! ??.i,e' 'nawtupon
''rorv' "fowled ua jjndqr , a large
n Vait developments,
id and she was near-
-at these
' at that
"TJiee husband and
Na the Jrn where
ntio
?TT HUDLD MAN'S XiOYEllri'
. .')d p--
pr'dark brown hair. - '
" Nrrcj en u, Mr. Clark I Your wifo
dni thrown herself in iho well !" he thout
ed fiaotically.
I Mri. Clark cxj'cctej that her husbanJ
Woul J t ar liis hair and rushed lo the edge of
the wrl), and after railing htr all the on-
doarlrf names ho couW Oiink of, desccti
Into the weary depth, in eager search
her cold, dunvp corpno. ' '
Hut Clark did not do anything of th
kind. '.lie. calmly took a frcnh chew of to
bacco, and thco approaching .tLo well,
looked quietly into it, , , j i
.VI guess the old girl lies suicided," said
h,'wilhoni any emotion worth speakint;
bf. M Jake, you sling them boards back
'")', I J ?ulJn't :bt- ilbat 'brlqJled
licliur to get fq , thqlr for fiffy tjollnrs; and
aficr. .'dinner ne'lt hoist the old. woman
but.": . ,. ' . . . : -,
t v Jlado't I boltor get some of the neigh
bors' hero first asked the frighteiiod man.
"Aiyr (Tinner will do, Jake, jiusincw
cforeilraiurn is my tnotto, and I'm aw-
jTul hungry," ...Vi . . '"V
! Juke covered p the well, and the men
wont Info Hi' house'.' IcaviiiL' the old l&dlr
Uluigwitli rafid.:;1;, 'J ' 'M.l
I " K1'1 'K'rl lh.'"l -'H ajujciJo tim 1
Takes more pains over that pesky heifer
than he'dba-wkh tne, ( l'll-r '
tf- f i . .f.'J-L-'.-tl.i'.l
f orus iuiicu iter ; mey were inaucquaie
to express her feeling.. i
; After l!nner Clark 'sent ' t)e hired man
after some of the neighbors, and while he
was awaiting bit return lie scaled himself
inpoa aJofcV 1n'pln!n sight of his loviDg
wile, and whittled Old Huudied all tb rough
without miius a stave. . , , . .
The neighbors arrived nnd were full of
sympnthy for the iered busbaud J fiud
JWpI.us lore bis Iiouors meekly.
, Va.ious piaus were canvassed for raising
the body, hut, owinjj to the great depth of
be well, they could not decide upon the
i i lit one-' .' :
" I 'I I tell y ou the ; best way, friends,"
said Ciark, pathctipit'ly, "She is gone, and
ill never inme b.-.ck to this world of yoeJ
and trouble ;. so I think we had octterlet
ilio body 'rf m'aln whore, ii is, riB-5 ftiV up the
wgJ. it will savij a power ot Irmwgfi'f
bother." ' .ViiT,;
This proposition waflUgrfa lo by the
neighbors as being feasible, and the work
of filling it up coniniPiicedj Jsephus throw
ing 'in' all Iho bjtrge stones and blocks, of
wood tlmt lie could lay his hiinds 6n -
Tlicre," said he, "I guess that will do,
after they had thrown a couple of carloads
of luUccllaneoils rubbish
" Jake can fail up.tha r
rainy days. V
- Near by tlitf jsido o Jdsfphus stood
womaii pfabout thlrsuinmersor
l it ! . 1 4
anu.sne nau ueco rejrarains; taa
scene with a miKfnresot' fy'nil sor
rowilatermjiiglfed, &tyfr rest of the
ueighbd'i's took tr -'rfure,' she linger
v...w,---- iA&'Of icuuiff ncart oi
. L I " J t i
)rnoeqi jne, jikq in nower,ni
de," said she, mournfully. ,df. -
Yes," said he, shifting" his, quid from
one sfdo of 'bis mouth, to . the'other, but
Betty aa gettin 'along 'l in yearsj and - we
must beWgWed.'' ' ;. ' ' , '
"Just so, Mr. ClarV; resignation is a
cidmsr balm, tii it ere j to fllli the Void irt
A 4 rnnMn.l hrtat. n n,1 I m r... l....l. ll.l
yonr wife was tod old for such. a' smart, ac-
nve man as vou. , - . .
frrnnt intprt in vrmit-tta1 fa ita '
time. '4'- :f 'M'-t.i.tS-. ''if
Tf' Miss Terkw8,'' wiSjSrsly can
1 viar. wa. lost, nu, meuAiauon ior soj
you make good butteTr ; r
' 'kiERfit, Mr. Clark," she answered, bjusb"
ing, " you touch me on artender point, for,
if, I do say It jnyself, I jvpn't lurri my back
to any woman in the county making good
butter." TV, T'i '''
GwdTook
'-rst-fate.?- ; ;'- 1:
" Unaeratimd'.house-keepiug Y'
" None better,", V :'Vv'T
" Then, I'll -tell you- wlat I have been
thinking about," BauJ he, J picking' up an
other, lajge stone " arid tlirowing it into the
well.':.? Suppose-you acd I get married 1"
1" Kowtpally, MrVCJarkyou are so eud-
deu"and take' tne by surprise; my
heart bleeds for you in your bereavement,
and and I consent, -Take -roe I-am
yours." :';; ' :" ; ' - ;"r V.--;1' ; - '--ril
The fond couple embraced, taking a kiss
f ratify tbio bargain; ' ' ( .
Mrs. dark under the gooseberry bush,
ser
wu v-rtUQ mill
"hUwns bilini with rage; L but rrstrairied
. " I say," aid Clnrk, after tiny bad rt
gained ' their conipoure, "won't Betty's
clulhrs fit you?"' ' ' ' -' "
' "Of course they will, and it will Lea
great saving." ' ,
" And I will take that tew cloak of hers
and make mo an overcoat a long one, like
the city folW wear," said Claik. ' ' "
" 0 1 you dear creature ! replied she.
" Sweet angel of my soul l" said ho. . .
Just then something lit upoa Clark's
uk, au4 be did not know at Drat whether
wm a wllJ rtt! & itrcftk of liclitnln?. or
X devil, but he found out directly. '
, , . F U V
5Iis cJiarmcr cast one glance at the ap-
pa-'Jlionand scooted.' "' ' ' '' '': ' 1
! Clark bas Just got ' around again. lie
lays (t was' the worst cose 'of inflammatory
sickness be ever bad.' ' ' ' " '" ' '"'
Biiho ia the tuccaest husband ' to' lo
foumfAtud the well is filled up. ' ' 1 ,
t.
i
Our Infltreot Taxes.-' "
For the fiscal year ending Juno SO, 1875,
the receipt Utto theTr'easury,'of the TJbllod
Stales from aie's on imports are estimated
at I160,600,(J The coat of collection of
these duties "wiomount to aboul forty
millions more, ntAng $220,000,006.' bo
the imports whichV tbese duties, the Im
porters must have a rA w hich will suffice
to oover interest, iusui. ce and proCta on
th increased value ofi Vrtatieus equal te
at lenVMi per cent, bul Vcosf'or about
850,000700, making tb -i loss't'o con-
cvbra of imported articl I $270,000. :
. iatiC this is by no means l Yull extent
imported
aruclo as aturciraJ iu X'?
i-jlt uronoriicn
to the price of every similar v cle mado
in tli! rnuntrv: nn tlmt in nnnsi ' nf
the tarilTthe consumers of AmeAVn made
wares and mercbaprtie are obligcVW ( pay
from twenfy to t 17rs,vrent hJV .r for
them or for a lrreat
This last mentioned loss i-Of
bo calculated even approximate
cannot fall 8hortVifthj vtal nnv'
t
miiuiitc-rjrTiiigr.f
ifth of the con n-
v- ' -
try, it is to the ngriciilti Ueg precise
,wcr foil
h i -.ti t . . 1 V
enuaiiy py inc wnoie country je
Ii would
be an azercjato of 8 1500,
Louisiana, hu tairytal State, with a
populauon obW.OOO, or aboouc-1
fifliotH Vp j population I Ihe
S aL-w' f"g no"more'than'propor
le above estimated Auiial loss
rom tne tarm.suners lioai it toCxtcut
oi'uuie imlliooa' of dcJlajcar Or, if
there were nsVfagricuItural pr.
1 '1 " T f '"'"ir" " ' '1 command more
viuciieuij goo ia lo inu eii-gai,
ions of dollars. This loss is, in.
the nature of a tribute paid to the. United
Spates Government,!: with this exception, J
that the Treasury reeeives only' about half
the sum that consumers of foreign 'products
Ioro by the .tariff. A. direct tax pfj five, per
cent. n all the taxable property of Louisia
na for; the support of the General Govern
ment would be less onerous than the; loss or
lax now suffered from the operation
oietariti.,,, . . hi:i ,. ,., (l, .,f!l ... .;
;IuaddUion,to the tax put on .the agrK
cultural States by the cjjeratioa of thd 1 du
ties on the imports which tbeycjmsurne,
tbey.snfier tfom the joternalXwuue 'tax
whicj), for- the year, $iid ipuue ,30, J
ii estimatei to yield nundred and ei
millions."- -This tfenha'nees7. 'tbd
articles taked'that .;tlje' Jtoss. fJ this
source ta cjUflmen amounli ttf e; .tban,
tba ag-Ktle sum; produce yiJie j tax
Butito i'ZJZy, alt 4o the
anfcof tfctriaiL'the! sh, that!ivould
all tb Louisiann would J J)x& than two
millions, dwelling her V rf'ibutibn .the
coffwtjf.tbe Kepubyan qui valcnt of
eleven millions. ' ui-i xiis I
It is true -thajie government of tic
TJujted .Statest be supported,,' and
ita exfieHcesplt; be paid, , the, cost ,being
three hurpyif and, forty millions of dollars
each yerbut the people of the- agricultu
ral Stas need riol wonder at bard times
wheimheir indirect iaxeg ro so greai' aud
colcted in such j acostly ; an,d, damaging
manner. ; The farmers ofiftiTj United States
are working otte; d;at least out(of five
for foe benefit?fneir State' and General
d'oVernniand for! those ;who'ujpor or
manuavolure the gocls and . wares which
the farmers consume and use. iV. O. BuU
lctm:' .Vv J1 -1;'f''.'y i?'-; - ; iiS ; j
,In the . same directions : we append a
thoughtful articles taken from the Bella-
fonte Fa.) Watchman: ' ! "V ':
Indirect taxation is but a thieving sys
tem, adopted to hide the robberies perpe
trated bv O'voni.-...o.rs. TtT-ifis.
i r
cC ef
enforced, are nothing but a tribi'ta levied
upon the consumers of the connlry fur t!ie
b 'DC-fit of the wealthy manufacturers and
inJuleut o(cla!s. Wcdoult if thure is, un
der the pre.-eot system of taxation, tax
payer in ,tbo entire country who V.oows the
amount h pays annually ia ono way or
another to support the Government. Ther
hi tut one thing all are certain of, and that
is that taxation in this couuty has become
a burden, Uiat bears too heavily and on
justly upon the poorer cla ws. While the
wealth of the rich man goes cott free'of
all taxes, the poorer c!a&e '.are taxed on
very necessary of life. From a calcula
tion madd by ene understanding the qucs
lion fully,' we cull the following items with
the per cent, of taxca npod therar' Here Si
the way'' !" f ' ! '" .' '
! the rooniA!t is taxed: 1
. I.' (.' ..; , -J ",u ,
IVr Ct.
10S
a bis salt,
n his peppor,
!!'. . ! . '.
140
.70
'60
AO
65
210
.60
Ou bis rice, '.
On his soap, .
On bis starch,
f !
pn bis candles,
On the sheets of bis bod, .
.iii.i'
On tho blankets that cover tbera,
On thocarpot he buys, , ' ,
On bis window curtains,
On bis knives and forks,'."
On bis window, glass, ' , "
On bis water i icber,
80
35
i v .:
65'
"45
5
.75'
100
100
S5
On what he YflTB
Dn hisstocki,4, ;. . ',"
On hu dress f.I woolen,
pii a shawlp--'
On
a bahdkf:bief,
the Rtca vv;.
Nothing.
FARMER 14 TAXED!
' -
50
C'CT
5
100
35
,r 75
50
' S3
pri his lv-J id spade, each, '
On bis frV shoes,
u i'Y
UU hi-' ms,
.On hiMrBcss; ; '
il his handsaw, 1 ''- :'
a pen knife, ' 4 ' '
On a dinner c,inf '- . ' ' "
; " 1 AXD THE BO.VDilOI.nEKS:
On bis biin Is, ...
If n'iy svstem
. . ' Noihiug.'
could be devised that
would be.nioro outrageous 111 its eitortlooypr lteading Atoom, UoUy'o, AcaUoray,
froniMe laboring-classes,' and'oiore unjus .School; 1 " 4 '" ' ,
. .1 - . . ,1 ' ' V A vear a numbers contain 832 miires ana
in it mptions of the wealiiiy, .re cannot
ima-rrftwhat it could be. And as loiig as
the great toiling masses iro willing to be
slares.fur bondholders, or bondsmen for the
bloated aristocracy of. the' country, Ibey
bavo only to vote for Radical candidates
and endorse the oppressive, thieving system
of taxation'that that party has forced Upon
'.f.. "..,.-i-' v ' i" - .v ::: .'i
xuo vuuhii r.
I "If they .would"' rath ef. see .' tHelr tales
lowered and the bbudbolderg rnKda to pay
bis'jpbrtion'of the government expeuseslt
them vole for' Derifocratlc men who Will
favor tte3e measures. ' ' i 'J ' 'r'' ' '
.-; i , :, Jn
General MoUae. The following an',
ecdote of .General 5 ae. is ; told : Soon
after tbe GoneralCchargo of the.WeHh
ern, and A tlany Railroad, an employee of
tbe road enythe supetintendent's oflice
aud seceiy&s be thought,; some .iBjighfi
from GgOW McRae. The employee de-
Dartcirfl hiffh dudgeon and niftctinr'finlna
. w a o - a -
o-0cQmrades, relieved bis ?(eeling,by
ratine his opinion of his suneriorla.ivBrT'
W A" . ..... ,
forcible language. , Some days afterwards
; he' fas tojd that these expressions bad been
reported to peneral Jleliao. Expecting
lustaut dischorgo the man hastened ta thd
superintendent and said, 'General, L uo-
florstand that it. baa been reporfed tai you
that,. I have :beea , cursing youjijteaice Id
apologue," i.Turiung' to;,the: apologist; :tf)e:
General:; askod. .VHave., you fperfoftnedj
you r, work to th$ satisfaction, of Mr.-rf ?'
(the' employer'i immediate boss). fi, ;','' Yes.,
sir.". " Well, then, if you do your ;t work
all right and find , sparo tinie jto curse me,
you a"re at perfect liberty to do it,";J; A,nd,
thus the
matter f, ended. CAron ifile anfy
Sentinel, ,
oil . vJ
T W I Si '.
An Exchange says r" Mrs.' Lincoln Bas
been consigned to 'a 'lunktio' asvlura'"in
Illinois by the order of a competent cOurt'J
and ' the ' necessity 'for this' explains,1 we'
tbinky-y fully', her ' eccentridde3 bf be
h.Tvror a few years ago,' when 'she Covered
her frieuds'witn'morti.ficaUon'at her'ftufcer
perfbnnances-';it is alleged that her' nLind
bas'never been sound since the terriblo tak
ing off of Mr. Lincoln, whose assassination
was, perhaps, the most disss trous event for
the bouth, after the surrender, which eveu
the ingenuity "of our enemies could have
devised. It ij not unnatural that, tho as
sassiuation of her husband should have
ahalceu her reason, and as such seems to
have been the Iauien table fact, we have no
doubt that insanity, will be Generally ac
cepted by t ;e public in explanation of her
unai'nmmf and ecceutnc btnavior to which
(Sarr, ,rs t) V. U. f:
WhlrMle IsJRriai'ir.V rs li -;i I:
X'1 LI k.i I'll1 v.Fj 1) . .
...'
metallic nie. Co.'iiui hlf.icU
conUnlly on hunif. - ' ! ' !'
Onlfmt'ytelegniptiiiroi.jptlyiii'v.'!. ' It .
. s ' : 1 ! liu-t- Tr.uh ..a;',-, , 1 ,
i,. .ciiAULoin;:;, c.
4H 8ms
; Special iVoticd!
miKws is Dr.itTr.n iobil 11 a. coy-
bovintton ntehiTLy ihnkieU t t.. i , 'e-n ,h-
out delHy at furllier lii'lul n( m j!l i,.,; l
given. ' ASlli; & V'UVINUTU.C.
4HC ''.'" ' J ti.l',M liJ
Till: JUjT TAPliU TitY IT.
jhe scin.NTir;' 'r.rjdrAS Vsw
in iu 30d yearl cujys' Uif Vi.b.-t fclimla
tion of any Kveikly ueiapcr iof-the kind
in the! world. -A iC)T vulunit pommeiiQvs
January ,4, JS75,., 9s, r. 1 .,, ,, , ,
', Iu contents embrace the latent ana nic'.l
ibtertlng" lnrhnatloii1 crtntn 'io t'..
Iodustral.' Mechtiilcal, aud Scicntiflirl'ro
LTcse of ibo;; world; .IXiptlons with
lieavtiful Ki)grvii)K of ew.lnvenljous.
New Implements; Ke rroce5scft, and Im-proved-.
I'udustriei of, all kiiida; Useful
rfotcs; KdcIncS, ' Huggiitieus' aud Advice,
by Practical 1 Writers, '.for1 workmen ' aud
Employer, in all tho various arts. n
Tho SCIENTIFIC Ai-ERICAN is the
cheapest aud best illustrated weekly paper
fublwhed, r Every number contains from
Oto lioiiginal engravings pf new machi-1
ueiy and' novcr iuvcutlons;' 'l' " li '
-ENQAVINGSi illustrating- ininrove
menu; DUoovcrios, and Importanl AVorks.
pcrlauiug to civil and Mechanical ,Ecgin-
ecrng, Milling. Miuing , aad-Jdetailurgy,
IvPcordd of the latest progress in the appli
cations ot riteam.Kteam LngiiK-ering, Ilail
ways, bmp Uuilding, JNavigntion, lelegra
phy, Telegraph Engineering, Electricity
Alascuetisin, LislTt'auil heat ,..:rt )
. FAUMKIIS, Mechanics Epciucers. In
ventors, .Manufacturers, Chemists, Lovers
of Science, Teachers, .Clergymen, Lawyers
and People of professions, will fiud the
ScienHfo rtAmericAti useful : : to- them. It
should have a placoin evenc Family Lib
rary. Study. Ofiico. and Co tinjr iioom: in
Severyd Humlrtd Knnnv'nui. Thousands
of volumes are preserved for binding and
refe.rancQ. ,,Tbe praptcal receipts;; are. well
worth tert tunes. . tbe subscription ,.prico,
iernia I i.w.a year by maiJ.jncluuingpost?
ago. . Discount to Clubs. . Speoial circulars
and Specimens sent free. , May be had of
all News Dealors.
In- conaection- with tbe
Munn & "Co.J'ttre Solicitors' of American
and Foreign Patents', auUbave the.largest
08tabliahmntini.J,. ".world, t, Moral flan
fifty thousand applicatiousba, ye , been made
""PatenW are obtained oU' thefbest t'efms,
Models of NeW in ventioos' and sketches er-
ambed-afad advice free. 3 Aspocial notice
is uiuuq m m pcwMiyw wmerwn 01 :ail
Inventions, jytenfcdihrugUjhifApency,
with'lh'name.and' residence of the 1 aleaK
teU1" Pa'toj'ts are' 6fteh'fe61d Tne'pa'rt' or;
whole, to -pettott attracted. tf thelnventibft
by bath. . notice. niSend for1 Pamphlet, illO.
pagesncoatainng jlawwm ftlLdirflcoW
for obtaining. Patents. , j, ,; , '
'"Address (t" the, Pa peri 'or "concerning
Fatent8;'MUNlS'-& 'CO., ' 37" PdrkHldw,
N.YI Jii)anah1Oftlo'CQrr F;.B,nd tb Sts;,f
Washington," UG.-1
e J. jaI
sTiortf; vd iiwoli MiniAu u iJiUoiU oui
HAV1NO, . lUin.dfty; jwrcba sod inters
st of L. L. Polk fn tho late firm, of
Polk & Gaddy, we offer our present stock
to inake ro'om forflur'NeVdds 'now daiy'
arriving., !dr,r'dcf I a;)vnr t'uwi-fewi
uia mural ouui, ,.-, t
-; .gaddy fe1 wrtLT Airs;
S'.i?QrSonjt'i
.... I . . . - . ti . I . . . .' I . ',
f. 1 ;A
A' 'STORK at 'LlleSvilo, o'.i-wite depot.
. C'onfesacdfYtlie best busiiit'.sa stuud In
the iIaco.l.,-,l,'"----' -' a"'
3 SENTIXKL'.' ' "i,' ' '
T
'.I IV
i. i
r.UBUSUED JIY .
josiaii rtJirNi:n, Jr.,
i ,
i !,;.',. Office near the Court House. i i
'i 1 .
8L'n.scRirTio.v:
Daily. Scnticel 1 year, in advance, 3.00
Daily Six months iu advance - ' 5.00
Semi-Weekly '-!. . -" ' 5.00
r i
Weekly Sentinel " , '1 . S.Qi)
Goods Cheap?
Try (iadJy & Wil!i:ii,,'
cood stock fifj-
iAL' dUlf .Vlf'ls.',:. njti io i-i;1 'Li. i
Uopartncrslup
rf . .-,.,. I ' e; .ui
1
V.
v,'i:
r
t ; ;,
1 I
l:
; . , ' :
; ' ' : : -.
;. i
Cn. I I, , ' 4
-if
ail, i
o.I:
t;'',
A!. !:
(vayi .on 1 1 f" 1 at y-
.: ..,
Agcutifor i. 1'. KUooLL !
and Sash dealers. , , -,
u vanci:abuhvi;u.
aFAUJjjxi;:,
c.
flMlKEENIOr.V.iLLIIEr.
''attend i. a t'oui3 cf At: .
regularly.. 1 - - ' .
! .January J.-t 1875-10 if . '
Watches a Ci
LATE OF ANfiON VILLI; hat
opened an offiee in Wa l lwro'
for the salo and repairing of Wateh- 1
es and Clocks- , i. i .
lie rctnrr.3 Lis.tliaiiks to l-'i Li' -former
favors and engnos to Jo a!:,
in bia lino promptly and on ren
terms. ' S'J
1
GOODS.
WJ.
:.
Cr awf ord & Crowclcr,
WADESBOROVN.C,
ii
4 : (
OUR STOCK ! now foil In all kin !
of Mcrcbandiaei . ! ' "c
. -livery i-Week brings fresh arrivals of T
son able Uoodai and oor i 'J ' js -' 7
;.:j
-Com'jJrUea aery Pull Aaoits..
iuvj i. i; .Vi-'L ' V,
T,'w...1i.e the' atteii?-
w UryA-Ilbri wW v i i-w
tomers, itlrrvivi - uyt in t)u.
ordered jit onee from' the i;.
houses In NortLira cities, i
,aiie ouR'3T'rcinVv
C" ' 'oiTNTRVVi'itHjueo' of Vv!'r;
tioi Ut'r- m exchan-u f. r
HlEcstrEarket'-'
DON'T diproso l
yur 1
srtvinjns a call. -
i.WKmsy to, f
i it r
stand, opposit.0 f. J, C rp'
b Oct. 8. ' '"' ; -
j "
lbl3
rniiE Fiujr of roi,
fL' tills dav dUIve.!, s
4Jl indebted ton v : I
by note or the ea-h, vii J- l -oillee
6f thcylo .-;,! v
atth.oMM-a.', ix)LI. ,
' Tliirf, March 3,),'lS74.. ' ''
- riT.UbUED fcAILY AND WEI. KEY 1
W. J. McSWEEN: Editor and I ,
charlotte,::. .
! su: -c
; 'r r,: 1 l
7.00
te.
A !v.r
inch fir-t i.
sertii'ii a '
e.'utnu !, I
i y f
i '
'.vw.
aco:
'L
t"
a
bea
- of ct
rV
, ni ..
-.Ha e
1
c referred!. .
Fanner. -V.
r