AllGUS.
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DAY, AI'KIL C, 187C.
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t indebted to this office, for
.i, advt-rtiainp;, or joH work, art
i to ul lmmeditly. Our ex-
rs cssh, and must be nittf".'"-
lt Jeb OdCC.
reotntlj kdded a new jras
ef printing material to onr
, and are now better prcpar-
re litre ever been to do all
Plain and Fancy Job Work,
nentof, and latest style, it
.at'Jdefj competition. Wo
Uinv to add to onr Job Office
aliall be prepared totnrn out
' a j'b a can be printed any
Torthor Sontb. AH who bare
they want printed in a neat
ome style .will aave money
png their wotk to this office,
lion ganranteed.
geod tlteapr ikaa alarrsr T It
Uniting t from 7 (o 12J. .
.intlen U railed to the new eU. iu ,'hla
e, .
, i v-
Mikina" hat taken us at aur word, and
to pertMwknown. . Hi name waa
inW instead . ".', Jenkins: so we
W.'a frieods will be salted.
(
jiOXAOR. Work n the Methodist
f Ma Ix-en enmmeaced. The
-, 'JteVla'iii charge of Mr. M. A.
The'ladiea' will hare it completed
Wf iiirlhrr aid be extended.
' i. i- .... el. :.k.
Ui (Alain a ho.d. Hcfrrs. by permis
n. to Rv. M K. Gninal, President of
ew Female JustUute. N. 0. Address
.a". If. F II., '-an- if A le Mcllae, Shoe
ltJ, Ud-e county, N. ('.
t JSoth'uif of puldi- importance rame hsfnre
die Board t County Koinnib-iiiieri' last
.'tiHidar rxii p that Dr. TS A. Covington
'Jodurwl hi rririitition h sclnx-l mininit
email for thi towindiip. and W. W.
AViufr.-e ws app-'iiti-d in ids a tad.
nTh li'-aidnl'TriiMefi'r the Wndesbo
T. T wi.lii' will ! in eriii mi the 21st.
'21, 23d, 28 It. him itf.h of this iiionih at
MiriMc of lict
K lb.hlef.1
j'tal all ill c
Grand Jury rom in the C. H., for the
lifting the taxable ot nil per-
luXBllnll iiim! It IS IIIMr-lC'l
come forward und'ijivc i". as
4. H case Iinilire lliry mi jew ineiimcn
. i.lduuhln lax.s. '
jSim'TIVK ( OM.MITTKK. We PTf ie
" jutfiwl T Cnl. BriiMHf, Chairman of tin
?( nuirty litM iitive Coiniuiilee of the (im--"rtatiee
Do.noi ratic j ui ty !ir Aiiwmii ch ,
ia tliatth.- MiVnitera f aaid conmiireo
f fill have a mwt v Tm-aday, tin- 2"t!
mt., al the Court Il ucc, in Wndeiibjro'.
Ciull aileiidt.ufe iniKrtatiU 3i
o
The "trial of Criwroc, th murderpr of
M'agle hBt .n removed io Hon roe, Union
no wdl come U lielorr the next icrm i
Unioo court, hn;u. t-onveueii in iMonroe
It nday.
Throiuth a irent.emRij from ctanly, we
ant the opinion nn.-t prevalent theru it)
t tee killing wa in st-ii-ueieucv.
j The Ladies of the Wad sboro' Tres y
nrian I'hurch purpowe haviiirf a dinner or
siMmvmI on TudaT of next term of the
H " ' . . ., 'i the purpose of ruining'
Jiflr to enable theru to complete the
qh edifice now utnndiug incomplete,
.J rnnpeotf'ully and earnestly request all
jiato Who would be p!ea-ed to see their
oiiae of .worship finiahed, to aid th'-m by
curtfibuting money or provisieui.
.TA. In our aiticl of Jast week in
. : i who will take warding, a miBtnke
'9 in computing the cotton 8ta(is
I -ad of 4,000,000 bales weighing
age 400 pounds, the aggregate
jj4
lj inn
1.
We aurrrudrr thi aeek, much of our
-pace t-iaq article fmm one of Aiimiii'
lanphtera, now reniding io Ala., h will
on dooht he very intenitin Io h-r -nan;
frieida left kehind conmqurnilf all airrl
cultural inmtt r haalci'u crowded out. Uul
in (he future we intend to turn our attm
lion more to the iut. rrn of the frmin
clau than ever, and each week our paper
wi'l contain at Ivaat oi.e column of InM rue
live feadiug for the farmer. ,
Mr. fJeorge llorton, who had heretofore
put up the frame work and waa rapidly
carrying 'oa a dwelling on Hutherford
atrert, ftm told the aamc, now baa the
frame of another dwelling on the aame
street opposite the first one, and the work
is rapidly geing on. Olhrr buihtihgs are
in contempUtion. Wadenboro' niusi and
.-rill ncU out, whether the Cheraw II. U.
"HU e not
On the nlgn the 4ih InsL. a negro
by the name of Iln, '"ram went to the
store of 8. J. McLtnidou, and. after he left
Mr. Z. D. Clark who waa i lerkiag in the
store, mi-acd a piece of clcth, and ran out
to stop the nej;ro, but foiled, lie thcu re
turned to the store, got a gun, and egnin
commenced pursuing the boy, and after
ordering him to halt, which lb- boy did
not heed. Mr. Clark fired at Urn, the hall
taking efTect just below the knee, breaking
both bones, and rendering amputation D"
cessary, which operation was performed by
Mesxrs. Ashe ami Ingram.
This man, liul Iogram, is a notorious
character; and, if we are uot mistukeu, he
has just Cu ir-lied a term in the penitentiary
and was sentenced for stealing.
IIOTrLARRIVAUFOKTIlEWKEKEJJDINO
Afkii. 5:-roicn Houie, fyii, Jirowii,
Proprietor : " - .
W. J. Crowson, Town ; Thomns.. """-e,
Atlanta Ga. ; J. K I.ucns, Monroe, N. V,
II. V. Jonv, T. II. Turner, Charlotte, N.
G. ; E. K. I iles. LUeavil e. N. C. ; Jno. I',
fitelle. W. T. Gintou, Baltimore, Md. ; D.
Fronelierger. Khelby. N. C; M. WaUh,
County 5 J. E. Bratton, Baltimore, Md. ;
H. E. IVnton, Ahinedon, Va. ; W. Ij.
Steele, Town; ElifKe'dfe.irn, J. C. Gul
ledge. County ; 11. B. Adams, Monroe, N.
C. ; Chas. G. Ayre J. M. Bell, rluladel-
pliin. Pa. ; James p. Johnson, Newark,
N. J. ; Prof. Hindi Jf . Y.
We have received the April No, of the
A mrrican Farmer, and find its pagra well
filled with seasonab'e instructions in every
hr neb of agriculture prominent among
which are formulas for making fertilizers
fr all the main crops grown in the Middle
and Southern btaus. Among the corr s
rhimhnts who larrelv fi-rure in thin num
ber are trcntlemcn of the highest stundii'gi
mnui'cted with Acricullure in the s-vcral
Soet,BnMinir th-in Mr. Wm. Unlnitu, of
Va., on ("hrmicnl M'.nurca and ihe Wheat
Crop. Prof. Wi!-nn, of Uiil'imore, on
Krrort in f ertiliiT nnnses. ur. jam,
of Georgia, on the Progress of Ajrriculture
in that State. On the Use of Concent rat'-d
Fertilixcra, and Mauigcment of PHsiure,
Uv Mr. Cheevcr. of Mass. On the Lulttva-
.' . r . I k.. M. C1...1.U.. f X (VI
U"ll Ol lOlimjIII, It) iill. ..'Iirinii'i, ...
.wl iiiiiiiuriiii oilier. Ilonn Si ill I lie. I .IV
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Stock. Dairying, Poultry, Horticuit
Floriculture, Urehanl Janrif-cnpo LHir
dfiiinjr. in s' orlno branch pertaining Io
the cultivation of the soil appenrto he
overlooked. The old Farmer Uy com
plet'i niiiuuul for every country hvme, and
ever single number of it is yorth the
year's subscription. Published hy Samuel
Sands & Son, Baltimore, Md.at 81.50 per
yea: 5 copies for ea.
Pic Nic?. The public gehernllv are in
vited to a Grand Pic-Kit, it Bennett's
Mill, on the Yadkin mver,9 mihs N. E.
17,k f A ..ril 17R
Easter Sunday,)
There will he miisioiind refreshments suit
ed Io the occosiot Everybody au 1 his
family are expected to be there with a bas
ket of Uuodies ay a contribution to tne
dinner.
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Blackwo0p'b Maoazink for March
has been issued by the Leaxord &c;ott
Pi'Bi-ismw Co.. 41 Barclay Street, ew
York. The followiug are the contents,
briefly
"ThsfjDilemma Part XI." All the old
frieuds we Inst in India seem to be turn
ing upin England.
condary lvlucation in bcntland
'.OOOjOOO.thusitcostt the country
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(ictJLATtos. The TrensurDo
i receiving, rorn San Franif'co,
ipna 01 HllVer coin, l ireraij mi
lation of silver. This wilItiouut.
a'roillioii ' dollars. The amount
r in the vaults of the Treasuiy-at
i.... i-eecnt time ia less than 830.000. Or
ders have been received at the .Pepa'rtment
for t20,000 fractional currency. The
amount Snf fractioriai;..currency still in the
vajilts is $2,000,000, though nor.e Us been
riuted since the middle of last .monm.
ce thai time the requisition upon the
easury from the banks and other offices'
be supplied with fractional currency,
Tiouott to $3,000,000. . : Z ,
Licenses to marry were issued to the
cHf.dlowing named persons by the Register
" tor lfeeiis tor tots county aunug me moum
Mutch : "
O . V' , WHITES). .
Si "Goodwin, Louisa A. Turner.
A WC. UcCall. Harriet E. Hwrue,
oWt llaJlTAmelv A. Wallace,
M. G. Evaus, Virj'inia Thompson.
J: B. Parker, S, C. Curllee. 4 r r
U Phlmmiii f:rm;iiter. Sail Gd.lv.
I V lf w w"' 1 f -
t
rt
of Albemarle, on th
(being Monday afte
ti ...:ti k .
shows how the Primary Schools have been
expended and re-organized in Scotlaud, and
desirable it is to ain.pt some mens-
Ydm for fillini' un the eaD between them
been 1.600,o6o,000 poundsAind the Uuiver0ities with " Secondary"
a prwent, and when k! what h
thoughrcaua d ihedruioosiratioiis, answer
el: "I d.iii't know; I think it was Wns"
Hie writer ol this article srens t have ar
rived at the suiiie conclusion, lis reruiii
ly has a firm belief in the devil.
" The ojening of Parliament" refers to
the various bills lha will occupy the at
tention of the nreesent session, all of which
"are likely to be passed without serious
o poiiton.1'
Address, Tub Leonard Fcott Tub
Liaiil.NO Co. (41 Ban lay Street, N. Y.)
CnRONic DtaEAai'a. Fmm the earliest
histoiiual times there have been roore or
les disrusnions as In what constitutes a
chronio disease, aadintinct from an acute
inaluiiy. Tie plaiint presentation of thi
subject that we have met with is contained
in " Plain IIomk Talk," commencing on
page 833. The author of this work hss
been i-ngagrd lor over twenty years iu
tr ating exclusively chronic dieaaa, and
it would scim a if by this time he should
know pretty well what constitutee the fif
fercuce between a cbnmic and acute affec
tion. The dtxrtor ibvites and receives con
sult lions from the s ck iu all parts of tne
World, and with his large practice it wnuhl
seem that he might he considered authori
ty upon the point alluded to. His work
' Plain Home Talk," Is full of valuable
suggestions to the sick, and is having a ve
ry extensive sale. We would iuvite atten
tion to his advertisement. JpriL
Medical Notick. -I respectfully an
nounce to my former patrons ami the cltl
Sena generally that I will resume tbe prac
tie of my profession 011 the 1st of April
hext. W. J. McLkndox.
Office In Cevlngion A, McLendon'a Drug
Store.
Murray is ie'ling goods at cost'
Morroo has the fint Watch-Maker of
ny towu in North Carolina. 50-3;nos
Ui.. "t"voued lThe Arous .and
Iyiuiville '" Journal one year fr
$3.00. Two papei. little more than
the price of one.
Send us$3.00 and receive yor home
pjier with the Conricr-Journal, ihe ln'st.
wittiest, brightest and ablest City Weekly
in the country. , .
Murry li icllbg bi go i cbrsper than srer.
LuMBERi-I.t'MBEid James C. Mar
shall it Co., are prepared tn furnish any
kind of best Pink Lumber lu reasonable
terms.' T" " fl6-lf
Murrsy will eoo bs reerlvinf his full and
ainti-r (ovJ. V
No Excise for Being Sick No per-
' t- ri t
son can nsp tiOsciiKKS ukrman otkit
without, celling iuitncliate relief and cure.
We hav the firct case of Coughs, Colds or
( Vnsiiption, or any disease of the Tliraiit
and -tungs, yet to hear from that has not
tipmveiired. We have ifiotrilnifed every
-&ir, for lliroo veare, orr "0,000 rmfl-
lUttles bv DruiririsU in all parts et the
LUniicd Swtes. No other nianufucfurer of
r . . . -
M-dlmes evr gavn their ' preparniions
such a te.-t as this. Go to your Druggists,
Mssrs. Govin,'tou it McLcndon, and get a
boitle for 7o cents ami 4ry it. Two docs
wi'l relieve you... Sample bottles 10 cents
etch. laeowly
The Bkattv Piaso, and Beatty'sGold
eu Tongue Organs, manufactured hv Dau
iei F. Beatty, Washington, N. J., are
highly endorsed by all who have tasted
them, as to the style, of case, durahi ity,
and sweetuess of tone. They aie said to
excel any other iusirnmeuts in perfect con
struction. Sie his advertisement in an
other coluniu. 48-4t
Mnmy'scahb tota is the placs to get ths
woilh of your money. '
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Garden Sei-ds &c. Messrs. Crawford
CrowderVfc Co., hav a large and well as
sorted supply of garden seeds. They a'so
are agents or Z'ili's Fertilizers, which have
a good reputation wherever tried. Call
and get jour seeds, and a descriptive
phamplet of the Fertilizer, i 44-tf.
From the many flattering testimonials
we have read, paying tribute to the Beatty
Piano, aud Beatty 's Golden Tongue Or
gans we are constrained to recomend them
to any person contemplating pureha-inu au
instrument of either, description. Ad-'recs
the manufacturer and proprietor, P.miel F
Beatty, Washington, N. J., for any infor
mation respecting the same. See advertise
ment. 48-4t
1 7t ,. COLORED.
.rthji jnjrtt. Easier Mj
eVfa jMiL5-r"z UetJerry. a inainnicscru" wmio vut.JKiwti
' .f. "'I. J Z-JZ1
Schco's,
." Some Aspects of Friendship" Is a ram
blingaiticle, giving quotatioi.s from Jer
emy Taylor, Lord Bacon, and others, aud
coneluding that " Friendship is the touch
stone of merit. . A man mutit have many
good qualities, es well as a freedom fr m
many uncouth ones, to be a friend in the
true sense of the word, and having theni,
friendship keeps them in exercise "
"So 'Maimey' (M' Aymez)." stanzas to
a damsel of fifteen, who w ishes to abbrevi
ate herself to May."
' Eton College." "An interesting account
of the foundation b this old institution, by
Henry VI., wh.. planned, and watched ev
er the building,' and the chief feature Of
whose idea was, " the college in distinction
from the (school, the religious, corporation
of pruv-08 and fellows, for whom he built
his chape), and to whom he secured vari
ous privileges jf special indulgence from
Rome." Mention is made of the different
proToitrof note who have ruled there, and
Hie routine of work in the sixteenth ceutu
ry is compared with that of to-day.
' "Little Bobhy : a Sketch iu Paris."
Poor Little Bob(y !
" Some jteBtleiaen in the. City" is a
sketch of of the rise of the Guhlensterift,
Conrad Llovd, Lmmanuel .Bagits, and
others of the more prominent London
financiers. . 4 . j
" Powers of the Air." Some years ago
a friaml described some thioga.that had
wbicfi,V
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Colonists, Emiokax-ts and Travelebs
Westwaki). For mapclrcularH. condens
ed time tables 'and generar Information in
regard to ' transportation facilities to all
points in TeuneMsee,' Arkansas, Missouri,
Minnesota. Conrado, . fCaiisas, Texas, Iowa,
New Mexico, Utah and Calit'orniu.'appl.y to
or address ALBEht It. Wbsnn, Oeneml Emi
grant Agent, Office No. 2 II, I. - Kimball
House, Atlanta, (Ja.
No one should go West without "ffrst get
ting iu communication with the General.
Emigrant Agent, and become informed as
to superior advantages, cheap and quick
transportation of families, household goods,
stock, aud farminir implements ireueially.
, AU information cheerfully given.
VV. ii. 1'AiN l.f.l,
26-tf. ' : U. P &AT..
Thk Detroit Free Press has ae
quired fcat celebrity for its tund of
quaint humor, sparkling wit, stories,
eketchcp, ehoico general literature,
clieas nnd puzzle columns, news, etc.
Wo. have arranged to club the Aruus
with the DetroitJFrkk Press at great
ly reduced ratcl; and tako subscrip
tions, for two papera for $3.25.
Send in your subscriptions.
Oall 00 Murray before piirehasiog your gioaa.
There, is no simpler method for prevent
ing cider growing sour than mustard seed.
After the cider has fermented aud reached
the desired palatable condition, put one
pioniustard seed Uf fSlf6' cider,
Fvr the AtKit a.
Notice. '
Atnr.MARLr;, N. C, April B.
We expect to have a grsnd IVk-N'i k
on Easier liuday. at the Nrroa. in
I Sisi.ly co , and hereby cordially iuvile ill
or our friends to tome, and bring a laket
)f diuuel, as we will have a basket dinner
on the 00 anion. Wa expect to hat Col.
Polk, of Anton, to makn us a grange
speech that day. We will have also a
band of gol music (M.S. Parker's baod.)
We Imp to see our Ansou li lends tio the
ooraiou. . - " !
'It haa been reported that we had chang.
ed our place of meeting. This ia all a mira
lake. Gni to the Narrows, as the waters
are good aud the srenery grand.
A Grakoer.
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BIATC NEWS,
The first strawberries of the season,
maJe thuir apearance io Wilmington eu
the 2Ulb, and sold at 75 CS.U per quart.
Marion Biroett, fcol.) roromitted sui
cide in the woods about ten miles from
Charlotte, w.-ek "belore last by kangiug
himself from the limb of a piue tree.
o
Tho publication of the North Curo.
linn Farmer, a monthly journal of
agriculture, horticulture and 'domes
tie economy will shortly bo begun in
Haleigb.
Moses Trcxler, in Morpnii townahin,
accidentally shot himself luat wock.
In setting a gun down it was dis
charged, lodgintr a load of buck-shot
in his person, lie died shortly after,
Col. 8. II. Walkup, Chairman of
ilia f Linirrfmirmiil Dintrii-t Executive
Comiuiltua has called a meeting of tho
members of aaid Committee (ono from
each county in tho district) to convene
in this rtluca tin next ' Tuesday, the
lllh itiKt., for tho purpose of aefectiiig
a place fur tho meeting of the iistnct
Convcn'ion, which will nominate our
ncxtcutididato for Cotigress.-Monroe
Lr.quirer,
Tho Concord fun aavs that Mr. John N
Maxwell, of Cabarrus, has a young chicken
that has four distinct and aeparale le.s,
three eyes, two bills and only two wings.
The same gentleman nlno tel a us that he
has a small Thomas kitten that has . six
Icl's and two tails. The two extra clawers
attached to the uether en 1 where all hiud
legs beluug.
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The Raleigh Sentinel says: Near
ly $20,000 has been subscribed to
wards building tho Methodist Motto-
litifiitaii church', in thU city. Wp hoar
that $40,000 is to bo raised, and that
noMitiioulty Ms anticipated in raibitig
that ameillllt.. Ill th prnj..iolihnrul
there will be a pew bearing thu name
of each county ol the stilTo Cfignivcd
on a silver jdatc. '
SUARKlKUKt H'MSELF. 1). A. Cris
coe, who killtl Geo Cagle, in Stanly coun
ty on Tuesday nust, has surrendered him
self and been committed to jail in Albe
marle. A gentleman who arrived iu the
city last evening 'roni that section, thinks
it very doubtful if any true bill is found by
the Grand Jury against the slayer, .lie
bel'uved that his wile was unfaithful to the
marriage vows, aud that Cagle was the
cause of her infidelity, and it ia probable
that he will be able to establish this. If
so he will be but lightly punished. Cria
coo Is a young man ; Cagle was r.u old
mau Charlotte 0'j.wrver.
Special Din-patch to the Observer. ,
Bkanchvii.lb., S. C, April 3. Au al
tercation occurred this eveuiu'g, at Sixty
Six Turnout on the South Carolina Iiiil
road, near this place, between, J. W. Mead
ows, white, and Hufus Johnson, (col.,) had a
difficulty with Meadows' sou this morning
Several blows were passed and Meadows
came down to this place to procure a war
rant for the arrest of Johnson f'r assault
and battery. When he returned to his
hoire at Sixty-Six, he found Johnson
there. Harsh words wore used, afterwards
blows, when Meadows went iu his house
and in u few minutes afterwards re-appeared
with a shot gun, tho contents of
which he emptied into the head .of .John
sou, entirely blowing bis brains out.
S.
. Nev York, March 29 Night A
heavy ruin and high winds prevail here. The
bouse of Elijah Bm ml reck was blown
down and his wife and child of 2 years
killed. He with one child escaped badly
injured. His wife was about b coming a
mother. The storm entered Western New
York aud Northern Pennsylvania. The
Jersey meadows are flooded.
.Memphis, March 29 Night The
awai'4,ofa premium 0 $1,000 for the best
hale of cotton grown in this Jislrict, offer
ed by the Mcmpffis cottoi- exchange, for
exhibition at the Philadelphia Centennial,
was made today to Wm, Taylor, of ; Lee
county, Ark. The competition was very
good, there beiug thirty-two bales present
ed. The committee" state that as regards
staple, color and handling, mis oaie is as
near perfection as possible. ? I
San. FKANCIPfO, March, 29 Noon
The boiler of the Spanish steamer Elviro
exploded and ehe sunk off the passages.
Many persons were killed and wounded.
Atlanta, March 29-Night The State
Supreme Court has unanimously decided
that the head , of the family can waive,
both fr himself and family, the right to a
homestead, thus enabling the people to
create a valid lieu ou the full valuo of
their property., ;
Uarr&bui;Q, March 29 Night The
Republican Slate Convention met to day
with W. II. Koontx as temporary chairman
and Edward 'McPhera-n as permanent
Presidwnt. The platform of the Lancaster
convention of 187a was reaffirmed. eiw.i-
yvlly. that portion demaudiu,' honest iueu
for office with brains enough to know ills
honeoty when they see it i demands candi
dates f-r Ihe Cincianati Conalion wlrne
honesty is above suspicion ; denounces the
Democrat id Congre-e f-r their sulieer i
enry to ihe defiant lead.a of ilia late re
bellion who are now rutins- them : for hi
liiaiouaiinns of a purpoea l-i open tf-s
treasury Io alarming and unj )t demands
from tha insurrectional Stales: dnolarrs
against division of school fund denouncra
tha at tern nt to force uooo the nation a frs
tra-le tariff while the rtmetly for our suf
fering is a higher and not a lower tariff;
prva-nt Ilartranft to Ibe L-inciuiistl ion
vention am tha candidate for the Presiden
cy and lh delegates are instructed to
eive him their ea n.e t and united aupporl.
Grant and his administration were uu
noticed
3. J. jl::-:
W.lTVUM.lh'K.
Jr.wrt i it am i-t .1 ikf.
Fine "NVatclt lt .:i;ri: " a
One Ieor I tt !(! 1
CHAULOTi.
Mr..Dakiel F. BcATtr, manufaettirer
and proprietor of the Beatty Piano and
Ilefctty a retehraletl ullen longue I arlor
Organs, Washington, N, J., is cerlaiuly a
very reasonable and generous man to tran
sact biisiueea with. He makes this very
fair pmpositinu to any who may favor him
with at or-frr, as fallows j - if the instru
ment does not prove satisfactory after a
test trial of five daya after receiving it the
pun base mony will be refunded upon the
return of the instrument, and he will pay
freight charges both ways. ibia is cer
laiuly an ex-eeding generous, and safe
mauner ia which to trans ict hu.rfnc with
him. He warrants his limtruuiculi far sis
years. See his advertisement.
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dukm, ;unoVNj co., f''
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trtleole Jebb'rs saj lirpontre e ''"JT
t Btln.
HARDVARG AUD IiUTIGIi-f
S A.. .
Till UTIICIIT, r,w (
Bseklejhem (onrtrr flee enfj. 28 C!. V
BKATTY
PIANO!
Orand, Fquaro and Upright.
From Rufua Hnyder, of the firm of Sny
der and Hendricks, Can-Inn. Manufactur
er, of theL'ltyof AUentown, Pa,:
, ' must vonftfHH I lianfly know fiow to
xpresa my gratification on reeelvlinf the
Hmti y I'iano you Hhlpped me. It Is at
least af I could ask, wish or expe. Oiee
of our most eminent mulclnt trhst It and
Mike In the tnoet favorable teruia, aftrr
thoroughly leeting It."
ltst otter ever jtiven Money refunded
Upon r i-turn -f I'iano and freight rhargea
riald by me (Dnule! F. Jteatty) belli wna
t unstisfact ry, fter a test trial f five
daya. Pianos wafrauteU for six years.
, Addre-w, !
DANIEL F. -BEATTY.
: M'aaliliislon, r Jeravjr, IT 8. A,
I)
SADDLERY HaRN.S3,l&&
MR. II. C. qi A ITZ
"SIRES TO lXFOlttf THE CITIZENS OF
An-oa -n I euT'umling eeon'ry thit ke
hit opneil nut In Ihe ho-mo funnery oecuplr-l
hj E. llutcUiiieoa k Aon, on (i rta Mree', slid
ens door oonb -if Mir hill JiCo.'s, a shop fur
Ihe mnufe(ure of
' ' ' SADDLES, h
; BRIDLES,
i . " '." " ' ' 40., C. -
A fa'l line ft ls aHovs will he an hand a
eon as Tier en bs mnuri'lure1. Alan, sear
for site, Whlp, Collin, Hone llrushes, Curr
eombs, Rlaiikris, Pits io.. ie, "
t 8 t1 ictioo gu irenli-d, Clre him it sail.
47 tr
SEND cenU toO. P. HOW KM, CO .
New York for Pamphlet of 100 paes.
containing lists of 3000 newspapers, and es
timates showing eo-tt of advertising.
Crawford &Crowdcr
HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH THENf
MH. J. A. CUOWDEU. In the name
and stile of -C1U
WF01W, CROWDEIi fi CO.,
and have removed to the house lately occu
pred by O W Huntley, aud 11. J. Lock
liart. and have opened out -
A Large aud General Stock .
OK i ; :
DRY GOODS, '
Ready-Mads Clothing, T
groceries. "
TI 1 1 DW A ll fc2 ,
Boots, Shoes,
together with every article usually kept In
a retail store ; all of which
WE ARK DETERMINED
to soil as low a goods ,
C4N HE AFFOtOEl) IX THIS
The former firm of Crawford fc Orowder
would here tender their thanks for former
favors ami patronage and .in the menu
time would remind those who are due us to
come forward and settle, as the old Books
in nut ha closed. .
Wadesboro', N.J?.. Jan'y Hth, 1878 4ttf
II Ei HI'S
1'AKLOIt
OUtlA N8I
Any Brst-cUiH SIGN PAIHTER AND LETTER
ER can eira somothiiiK to his sdritatnge by ad.
dressiag the manufacturer, '
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Waalifnarton, Nw yrsey, V
1875; 1875.
WE WOUUJ BE PLEASED TO
have our customers and friends exam
ioe our stock of goods, Our stock of
: C j-rooeriufl tvntl Hhoes,
is particularly,
' Large and Attractive,
and at prices which we think will bo satis
factory to onr friend.
We are ajfetit for the Rockingham Fac
tory, and sell their goods at
FACTORY PRICES,
by ihe bale. -- '
MR. A. C. BENTON
is still with us aud. will be pleased to see
. his old friends, ,
J. C MARSHALL & CO.,
Wadesboro', N. C,
V - ' r7-tf.
ARSIS- VfHT.riWKR S KOIX
SAWS AMI 1. M III.
S.1U Sll 4e.ti-i lik tb
MvnlnMk lit ' wtikm UmuM
m llwm. hiiYS ma ntmkm Iv. du4-
U-e wf 4.V lih Oi. m. bll intrm.
! a not'lt AULk I M WiK. Km
MlfrHJ -( IU.I.K. or HNIlkM
IMikAM. We II bt m. r.r
k'r rn aa Ibu, aji.l M'lnM M
I.ll J. I ... i II
W. t". iod BAK.NE4,R.lLbr i.ba e4 If
til &0 AJfVAXAdl.n Pllt DAT.
rtit s, Mo., Dectraber Hih, 1ST
t saw, 4 110 fi'ts for balmtrailt f.r portico, aad . ' '
IJS braoken ia lrl two dire running. Errj ia'tJ' ,
whi hi wirae-aeJ lha working ef the Paw h j :
pronniiDC4 It Ihe noei useful aiaehiae er ia- , .
veiitrd. I tate b-ea vorking front l we're te " .
siiieea wen, and have done all my shop work ,
(eerawl sawing) on your atte&ine, rnnaiag it
d ill since I fnh. It, end have paid aothing !- '.
for rep. lit, eictni fur eaws, wbirh a.Boant Was r
S imparalily auialU Three week riaee I fne. i '
S'al fire imported woo-le, aaJ some aic d
siins, an I turnnl mj alUntlon la fret work. I t
hi arHf. il f iT diy, i nce lhl lime, $11 6(7. ,
I know of no nc anntioa a pleaeant and proU'ey
b s fwr. a ue'i'ie l eg end bla wiairr n) M a
ihe bore Tour m.ch ne ruse so lighl and twL
t that H wld ant i re the o-t d-l eats a sN
lerallt'lvpreotioe; ia ladl, I oo-IHer veur mm
ehina IndUpeoeibl 'o an earpralsr, k ier I
.in-ill kis bunnt-e is asS eaa Iht-bduo-IrS Utls
aia-'h u U hi ecrap pile, and make enough hra. k'
ale in 8S wrek le pay fur bi machine. 1 suaV
S'der pvr marblne juet as as-enlial ia ay shop t
atetef beosh plauea. ,
Vr imly, ' ,
M, FRFD ItRLt, .t
Architect aad Builder.','
gan,. Ad lreM, for full Inrurmatioa, " '. .. C
W. r.H JOHN BtRSES, ' '
Roearoao. UlisoUi ,
41 m l
r e
'I I
1 1
DR. J. C. BROW
Surgeon DcniUt,
I FFERS TO THE PEOPL" OF ANW.-, v
J Stanly. Montironieiy, aud Richmomi,
counties, nlso to the iiutdlo generally, hiar,
trofi-ssloiittl servlees, and any one dwdrfnc
iciital work will please notify me by lettir
or postal card at Ansonville, N. C.and thty
win receive pMHiptatieHiion.
Prices reasons ule for cash. !
Work warrented.
..OcU10thl87.,9-lj'.
t,
f
i pJIaincss,
.; ."!.. . :' at the
WibESBORO ifcCR ailGE SHOPS, -
w JVe w S t a n d,
i
intersection of1 Rutherford 1 nd Hot
streets. ' ': .l 1 . ' ,' '
Prices to suit 'ihe times. 1 ' f t
JOHN C. McLAUCIILIN, Prop'r. "
13-tf . ,; r"' 1
n Iwy at home. , Agents vaal
terms free. 1 HUM. .
i Ourtilt and
Augusta, Maine
48 ly
t
BEATTY
15 &
PI A NO !
Grand Square and Upright. '0
From James F. Regan, firm Regan Car- S
ter. Publishers Dally and Weekly -
; Trbu'ie, J-lUrson CUy,
Mo.,aft-r rcelving , , ;
a $700 instru- " , ;
' nient. say.
' riano reached us in goid cmidltlon. I j
am well pleased -ith it. 1 1 U all you re- -presnit
It to be." -'" . f
From K R. Jlaldrtdge. BenninRton, Fur-
nace, l a., after receiving a $7(j I'iano, I
'.' The 4 Reatty' recetvwl 4th int., alt O.
IC, and comes fully up to your representa-. I
tiou, and exceeds our expectations. While
I tlon't profess to be a Jiuljre In the matter.
Mm 11 iti.f. in i liriiiiiiiineea it of virV
aweet tone; aud ia very much pleased with
it.
refunded Opon return of I'iano and freight t
chrges paid by me (Daniel F. Beatty) both
ways If unsatisfactory, after a test trial of
rive tlrtvs. Pfctuos Warranted for six venrs.
ARents wanted, Hcnd for catalogue.
Audress, . ' "
DANIEL l BEATTY;
Washington, New Jersey. U. S. A.
II . V. KOBiNS ON,
l EST I ST,
AYOULD cspectfulTy inHinn U fi i-n
and the puhlio that he has rrsunie-l t'
practice of IKiitistry. WHI ri-i? p
at their residences when ropiest id.
Waikaiboro'i N. C, Marcli 1 '
OF ALL KINDS, SEA fLY '
And for Sale at tU .r 1