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hc-unt. IFowtntWtst, Urine a
'I:l' i.in, ;tnl n of nt w
Senators. 'Vhe inv t iut ioii, if
persist .1 iu, promises F.mc lively
tlcveiopments am! there is a threat
to extend it to all the Senators in
whse live there nre tjucf tionahle
epi-oiu. Ilecause if thid threat,
there i a tleire to hu?h the entire
r uj, a uncomfortal.Ie ex-'Gtir-
in hirjh jtiartrr are sure
tn f. !;r.v.
There much comment here
matle hy the mernhers of the llnuse
on t he a:.Hunt of power arroatetl
hy ti.o ?nators. TJity have the
t rit.;. .' f c.nf.ri:iii;4 nppoiat
i;.t :.., :r.A hoi.Jcs tli!-, they prc
fc i;i t Ji.iv.- the exclusive rir!it to
n;tme caioli iatc for the higher
'l'..c . leaving only the minor pot
oilVf i: n-K-r the jtiric li'-ti'n of the
t:c::ht-M of the House. The riutn
I.t f ir they are electt ii e cry two
u ir. ar.il the Senators every six,
His.1 that t!ii- wholesale control of
p :-..." i v e the Senator v'ry
a t n l vantage tver them a re
L' tr chmrc. e.f re election. Thy
o riot lika it. nu 1 tipenly s y 'that
t It-i r "ft" ouht to Tntrol the
app -ir.tint nt, ami then if anything
i- Kfnn:' ahout the Lotuinee the
Stnate can refuse f c.hfirra him.
There vtnvA I thow ot reason
in their r -iti "n. if the rower of
aplMiintni' i.t v.a not vested in the
l.xv;:tie a prerogative tif which I
larn the lrc-ilf n t 14 naturally
joi'.ou?. He makes the appoint
ments nr..! he thoiiM not I e eriti-fi-
1 vi I.t- r ! ae rts hi- j u -t rights
i". th- prtmi--.
T!4c i::ot prominent ft.if.trt- of
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E. KIR BY SMITH DEAD.
f Mr. (Move
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: .i! iirol j. .liti-tl t'ijv, r.nd e-.n-r.
r -l t!.-- post graduate department
i f historical and politi-Jal scirrre
I .! the .I.-!;r.4 Jfopkir.4 Ipiiversity.
lit r- cfived the derct r Doctor
of l'hil i-op'iv th re, and after ht.ld
prt.fc. r-i ip in ith r well.
k:v':i i.".titt;:ions it.i-J tailed to
thr promiiu'nt plare he r.n !io!ds
at Priru-etorj. He is Ine of the
Tlis Last of tlio Fall Confederate
States Generals.
Si h anm:, Tcnri.. March LS.
(Itn, II. Kir by Smith, (professor of
mathematics in the llniversitj- of
the South since 1S75, died here this
afternoon at twenty-five minutes
past .1 o'clock. For two years his
health has been de'clinin-j Two
weeks ago he was taken sick in
New Orleans and wasj confined to
his bed for live days, bat recovered
sui'ociently to travel and reported
at Sewanee ready for duty Monday,
March Two day's after wanl
lie caught cold. A relapse ensued,
his condition being complicated by
conation of thejright lung. Every
tliii ur in human powerj was done to
save him, but from the first it was
evident that the chances weic
against his recovery. Once or
twice tlurinj; temporary periods of
semi -consciousness hjs mind wan
dered through past scenes and he
ordered the batteries j to come up.
Karly this morning he became to
tally unconscious. His end was
very peaceful. His wife and six
of his family were with him. He
Time is Still Going On,
So is the HUDSON STORK CO., with a comph line of FAMILY
GROOEIIIKS not necessary to-ennumerate, but wo ask you to come
t and see and supply your wants.
Keing well situated to handle all COUNTRY PRODUCE we can al-waj-s
supply you with the best the market alFords. We a!o keep in ah
adjoining room a large stock of DRY GOODS, SHOES, BOOTS, If ATs
and NOTIONS in fact a complete store all under one roof. V"e invite
your custom.
.H TxcLsQirzL gtore OoinnpaazLy-.,
410 MS South Elm Street, TOM SHERWOOD, Manage.
S.vlKs.mkx: Wni. A. Ilrown. W. C. Denny, M. S.-JeiTreye, J. B. Browh
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trati'.e and political hitorv. It
iiii'.-i r.' tli.it th;4 mr.c fiumht r tif
t. ll- i w .f Review contain a
rrvir.v i f Prof. Wilson's new hook,
Iiv i-i :. and" Re-union," which
otnr in n ri'tupact little volume
t!.- j trii-.l from the first inau:ura
ti n t-f Andrew Jackson to the end
of t; rover !v c land's tl rt term.
The ; rt-m! character (ketch of the
jt 'level. md Cabine t i one of Mr.
i.so-t ft -lici'us pieces of
l'fjf. Wtuulrow Wilin is
:!. n i'f Kcv. Dr. Joseph Wil-on
I formerly of Wilmington, N C. He
, a .tl-.: 1 fritrid of mine, and
!vvl.tn 1 li-od to t-ing college glee
bons v. it h him I little thoucb: he
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U he i-. He h.4 entire charge of
j the Law Department at Princeton
. a:. ! v. rt eentlr :iven .-.( ,
' .. Py the Faculty ii regard-
tie lilti rat!n of course, tmploy-
to Masassas Junction alout" sun
rise Sunday, July 21.
As Colonel Elzey got us o'ut of
the car?i and we wore piling knap
sicks and stripping for the fight,
Kirby Smith dashed up "n a gal
lop. Forward, First Maryland 1'
he shouted: - 'The -'watch-word is
Sumpter and the signal is this,'
throwing his hand up to his fore
head,; palm outward 'March to
the firing!'"
The tegiment gave a yell and
started. We went doublcaiuick-
dkd a he lived, bright, strong and ing as Ion; ns wind . held out and
confident in his Christian faith rested, and then on again toward
and hope. One of his very last the firing. Kirby Smith assumed
connected utterances! was a verte command of the iirira,, detached
from the 23d Psalm, "Though I A. P.! Hill toward Blackburn's ford
walk through the Valley of the and directed our three regiments.
shadow of death I ! will fear no l After an hour or two T 1 itcanie ut-
vil, for Thou art with me." terlv nlaved out. I had tho scur-
Gencral Smith was born at St. Vy, but d"id not kuov it- At a halt
ugustine, Fla., in 132 1, graduated or rest I went un to Colonel Elzev,
at the West Point Military Aca- who had rot a iiorse. and said:
demy in lSJ."i and entered the army 'Colonel I can't keep up. I am
as brevet second lieutenant of in- playe'tl out, unless you give me a
lantry. in the warjv.itn Mexico horse. -
he distinguished himself and was At 'the instant a fire broke out
brt vetted first lieutenant and cap- from !a thicket on our risht, and
tain for irallantrv at Ithe battles of Kirbv Smith, fell over the neck, of
Cesre Cortlo and Cofttreras. From his horse. 'There ' said Elzev.
11'J to FS.V2 ho was i an assistant Clod is just. Get Smith's horse". '
professor of mathematics at West I started for the horse, but he got
Point. Transferred to the second away, I e-ot another. '
cavalry in with the rank of General Smith came back to us
captain, he served on; frontier duty jn the winter of 1801-'C2 and: com
ami was severely wtiunded in a mand a division in the Army of the
Might with the 'Comanche Indians Potomac, as General Johnston's
in Texa in 180, lln January, armv Was called. It became the
he became major l( his regi- Army of Northern Virginia1 only
ment, but in April of the eamo year when General Lee assumed com
ic- resigned. He soon after mand, June ..(, 1S02.
nppointetl a brigadier jin the Con- After he left Manassas Gen. Kir
federate array under Gi n. Joseph by Smith went Wet and at the
E. Johnston and was bndly wound- war he was a lieutenant-general in
ed while leading hi brigade into command of the Department of the
action at the lir-t battle of Manas- Wet. comurisin" all the forces
sa. Made major-general in 1SG2, west of the Mississippi river. He
he was tran-fcrrcd to hast len- Surrendered, that department in
ncssco ar.d plaeed in ommand of Jst)5 after Lee and Johnston's sur-
thit di piirtmt-nt. Under General j render.
P.ragir he led the advftnee m the Some time after the war he be-
invasion rf Kentucfi ami routetl came nresidt nt of the I'niversitv
the Union forces at Richmond, in of the South, Sewanee, Tenn., an
that State, advancing to Frankfort, institution under the direction
Promoted tt the grad of lieuten- and patronage of the bishops of
ant-general he engaged in the bat- the Protestant Episcopal church,
tie at Perryville and Murfreesboro'. The death of Kirby SraitL cuts
He was then placed in'command of the roster of Confede'rate generals
the tranx-Mississippi department, very sliort. No -reneral services at
opposing General Banks in his Red all. Of the lieutenant-generals,'
river campaign and engaging in Wade Hampton, .Tubal Early and!
the battle of Jekins Ferry. He was John B. Gordon are tho onlv ones
CAPE FEAi: & YADKIN
VALLEY RAILWAY CO.,
OFUCK OK THE TRESIDKXT.
A general meeting of the Stockhohl
er of the Cape Fear ami Yadkin Val
ley Railway Company w ill be held ih
Kayctteville, X. C, on Tucsilnr. he 2,1
dav of March, s;i at 11 .o'clock A. M.
This meeting is called for the pur
pose of accepting certain amendments
to the Charter of. tho Company, grant
ed by the Cencral Assembly of Xortji
Carolina, and for the transaction oil'
such other business as may be brought
before it.
This t:lst day of Iiruarv, lS0:i.
J so. M. Ros k, V A. LAS I L
Secretary.. President.
March 1st, lS'W-.'iw.
RELIABLE
Drugs am -Seeds;
Kifharrisoii --& -Fariss,
AT
WHOLESALE AND RET All
I
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Her.dqunrters ior Physicians sup
plies aiid Grocer's Bottled
DRUGS. .,
Opp. Benbow House, Greensboro;
The u rulers; 'Tneil having qualified
administ.rattrs tf tho estate of GeorgjL-
Cble. dee'd, before the Clerk of tn
Superior Court of Guilford count t,J
hereoy gives notice to jiersons liav
ing claims against the estate ot sai
deceased to present sutdi, tli.ly f-rovc n,
to us on .or before March lit.1!,
otherwise tins notice will be jlead i
bar of their recovery of same. All
persons indebted to the estate of sai"
deceased, will como forward and mak
prompt payment and save cost.
This March 11 th. ::. '
.JOHN A. CtHLK,
.MICHAEL COBLE,
Adm'rof George Coble, decM.
mar. l.VCw. : .
WHERE CAN IfBUY
T Th 'or -tt. r -rn rN
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HONEST DRY 'GOODS' I
o 13:
Is a Question Often
us a Trial and we
Will Always Answer
Asked. rGive
Think you
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C3-xeeixdi"3o.xo:, C.
if A Iot of heavv WINTE
BOOTS
the.LOVrl
"Over (;,0r'0 pairs just received.
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A GOOD DAY FORFIRE3.
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Tht a en:. b nti tl p i-
B.i ! Dr.y fcr Property.
Mr. ."J ir ir. t Black, an apt d
I y iiv i n : i. ar 31 1- I'lea-tnt cot
tn mil!-, in Alamance ctomtv, had
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t j '.nrnt d, .i!urday, April 1st. The
Ut'A lady and her dat. 'liter livtti
i.i..-i.e nni nan retired i-r ine nilit.
Ab.t'it In ti"tdiek the daughter was
ar. l fr.m her f-lumber by the
! t:;t 1! of lire, when she found the
jro.-:i li'I". of -ir."l.e, tn joiir.t; ot:t
the last to surrender tho forces
under hi command. May '2o, lS
The death of General Beaure
gard in New Orleans, La , Februarv
l', 1M'.', left General Smith in the
uni.no position of last survivinjr
general of the Confederacy, which
lie was iiestincti to occurv lor so
brief u period. Those who lit Id
the rank of general were Samuel
Cooper, Albert Sydney Jphnsto-n,
Ilobert Edwartl Lee, .lueph E2i-
ton Johnston, Fierce (iu-tav Tou-
tant Beauregard and Braxton Bra
in the regular, und Kirby Smith in
the provisional army. (Jen. Smith
having been promoted to . general
I know who ever wore three ; equal
stars. '
NEW ADVEETISSMENTE.
JOHN T. BRITTAIN,
V.i:i be present at everv turm of
Court. in, 1 oilers his professional ser-
h e-, tn the peoole oi tiuiiior.l c.ountv.
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
S. S. HAWES & CO.,
PK4LER.IN
ir,4STi;st,
CC.MK.MJ
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
April 27-1 y
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1 1 V i rt lie of h ii order fif t Sunrrinr
in the provisional army February Court of Guilford I shrill .-ell nt the
ntMhiiss lit w wlifti ivc -ta;.- t i ui: it j :r - tn i nr
Oi a iiT!i::m tit, im-t In iiitliy unn (il. u-.int
o- -l liar rrt'ims a ir. n : f..r try um.'s ir
Sw'.i. i- the l.u-i ii- s He otl'cr tln- wtifkitii.' i;Jo-
t v - ;U'H t in l.i liovi' tn intlki- Iiidih-v raia.ilvi AiiU
fiininfi-i' cvcr- mi.' u ho ImIIowjs our hi-trn
taiMitu'.ly tin luakiti? of s:5ot.tM a iiiomii.
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nt: wli takis .'mi.i now un.l workJ a ill
fiir ! v a n 'I t i .ul v urn :'. - tln ir c at :ii n'4 : n
can I..
un ih--;mu an nit it; others unit :
F., lsr.i
General Smith married a Miss
Selden, of Lj-nchburjr, Va., a sister
of Col. William II. Selden, proprie
tr of the Metropolitan Hotel,
Washington. I). C, anil n niece of
Mrs. Decatur IL Miller, of Balti
more, lie met Miss Selden after
Court House in Grcm-boro on JIOX-
IAY MAY l.-t, A tr.'.-t of lanj in
Sum me -r tie Id. tow rihip.(. ui Iford'county
t n thewaterjof Haw Hi vt r.'etnitaininjr
abtiut "20 acres ami t oumled by the lamls
td I stifle daks. Jerry Hihtield, IL C.
Moore and others, it beiiiir the place
upon which my intestate Uuth Morgan
resided at the time of her death.
Tkkm- in- Sim: : -One-half of the
the tirst battle Manassas, when ly- price to bo p;,id on day of .-ale, the bal
inir wounded nt the residence of nce in thne moi;tl:s tiu-reafter, with
Mr. dohn Ilobin McDaniel, in
ivnciiiuire, anil iney were married price on i!a t f -ih' i r -. desir?. . Tlie
a few months later.v Mr?. Smith I titerred p:.; ttic nt ;o :j .-ecnrtd by note
find il lir.rn futntlv of liiblroi u it r. I W 1 1 il .-OCU r t V
interest at s jer t cj.t. from day of sale.
I he inirrhh-t. r may oav the whole
ar" tiouiir it. au.l von, ri-a-u-r. can n. tue -
is the In--t J a fn (Hi-iiie--; tiiat yoa
t vt r ha.l the eliauee tn f cure. Votixvij! in;
j'ra.e mi-take it' you fail to j'ive it a ti i-.ii at. liie e.
it xniifxra-p tin- yuatioii, st ml act iiuickh v.iti
wni .iirictiy Im.i yonr-elf m a mo-t ro-jn)r.?u
hii-iiieJ, at whii'Ii you c:in
lar'O -inns of iiion. v: 1 lie
un v make
ri-fiiit- of
ati.t
ll. v al
'iirk
lukti'.
:0-e
a
ALL NICE CLEAN GOODS, iNO OLD
please,
Gr.
Yours anxious t
12
.8
to be eiove.r out CIIEA1'
KSl X'Ail PiJiCES. i
Jo I
uiV'll ats, occt
TOCK.- I'EEASdC CALL, -
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112 South Elm Street, Bcnburf Ilouie,
Feb. E
TUK VJIJ TAX
Tin: (ti.i
Til E
V0(; A CJlfLin-J) J'.nh
n:i; cnxA' ri.ow
(IT A WAX
W
A
t-a fi
fe w
;!.! r;im i
it.
. , ., i f t .! i ti.e
wa:;t one with n.''r w"lli,r
oi' house on t:rt.
an invalid oceu-
br iit!" t
, p r,-i n
i ' i
. : :
ci; air m a n
on F.
I n: ti.:-
r.u-e f r : ';.
!:. ?:i i - i :. :
p;i i.. r time in p;tttin her
the bull liu ' until it w-n too
ive anything. In
.. a 'jt;ariti:y
to
the I."-.-,. .
!:?-: tv.i-
nt .-':! ;
. Tl
. r-
. -
1:
from
late
ad ii : in to
of corn and
eon- i'l.cil. When the
a--em' led tluy f.'Und
the ; uj w. ii.i I-1 rc -ft.t t d ami
j o iri .idid. ui;!i n.-thin but the
tf .1. tt 1 r
i.i-- x-.ry i.oi tin favt-tt ir(tn
u.-wrtek. On": in of the fire
i!;now n. ns thire h oi been no ire
n the h-'tiie i- ni'irnin.
M': r. v.
i ;;i;y . i
- Fi. lli A. Ih' I
t t t'T v p.ian jM
e Fr. "-id.ru
v livt - ir. the Wt t.
;M b p- n i
i r is !. til'. . I
;prt !:.e b. n'eh ..f I ,w r.v:!,V! in 'oursc, extending
I
tf I ..:!::. ..-! ! i , I
O.j ti.esifie d iv a tb structive
f'.re
:e i. . trtt ! a few miles
It O. "l
I ...I r i:i .
r... i - 'i 1. 1 -i oi i.iihtiv, runniiuiiiij
a
ate er.t nt :-zi.
a
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r t
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t
i.
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II ir.di-.: 'ft.
t.'. II. ir.-; - enr.vt ut
1 ij rn b- f,.r
'. -i a '. rn E .
southeast
Mrcd. who Hv
;re of the f;re.
1 tl.r n ...i i.t-H- nr. li t t!i
i: r; ntlv th'" prol l. .
o
tf i f the 1;
i iv ..f t :
I It -.t:..
in tic i
tl.-'fr i
.;;;i-n
:.
..y man i-
in t:.c
t a .
tn or turee ii.iu in
. l:r-vC.-:i. A M:
i ' I in the direct t
: arm;; his house would be burned,
trrii I his ftsrnittjre and other
pr.iperty oil! ir;f- an open fell.
rvi tr.d '::.sr:;i' to r-!.i! the house
j, ; d but the prop rty in the Held
, l i - burned. l!y the united e:fort
i re it ! .-! -ton.. I A.
vivethe tlistintii-hed soldier.
A little over a year ao Gen. Smith's)
n - idem e and contents at Sewanee
wtr? ib -trovcd, includint; valuable
war recortlt and manuscript?.
List spring (ieraral Smith fj ent
several tl.iys in Baltimore, the
uest of Mt. Decatur II. Miller,
and was called on by many person
al friends: J.md c-x-Confe derates.
Baltimore Sun.
PERSONAL PwEMINSCENCES.
Q?u. Bradley T. Johnson Iiecall3
Kirby Smith's Vnlorin "War.
Gin. Bradley T. dohnson, of
Baltimore, when inftrmed by a rep
resentative of Tho Sun of the
death of Gen. E. Kirby Smith,
Mid: -I first met Major E. Kirby
mitli a u-sistant adjutant-general
on .losepli E. Johnston's stalf at
The t.-i.c bj-ubu-i't to enntirma-
tioti bv 'i:.' c-i irt, Fntil conlirtned title.
will be ri ft.i.icd.
'I-.r.'i- -!l' lvi-S
H M'. U. (; LNTliY,
Adin'r of Until Morgan,
April ."ith, .:',.
li'Mirs work tvia oiteii t-.jtial a w--k' w4-'
h' Ther you tire ohl or voiiii,-. in:m or oui:(a, it
makes no tiiilereiice, ilo as we tell you, an-ijMio-iiss
will meet you at the very -tart, rs'.-i'lu r
xi.erieii.-p or eai.ital uece--arv. ' '1 ho-e who 4 oi k
f-ir us aro n-wanlnl. Why not .write tn-dai-lor
lull articular", trie .-' . K. V. A.L,i-:i & Hn,
los :si. 10, Ausustu,jMe.
Z ec. 14-1 v.
i.1
Notice oi Sale.
I.y virl ;io tif an ex. .-nl ion issued to
me In-iii the Superior Court. I shall
tiller for s;ile to the hiirhe-f bidder for
eash. on MONDAY. lh 1st d-tv of
.MAY iv.l, at the Court IIotie 'd.-or.
in Greeibi.ro, N.',at 12 oeloi k, .M.,
the ;o!d Kin an t Louder Mininn;
t oiiip.inv r lan.Js, Mtuafed in Otnlford
eoiintv, in .I.ui..'.,to.vn Toutohii'.
joining the lamls of .John Yates, Lewis
vines an I ot Iters, containing 1 acres
mort; r les. to .satisfy the above exe
cution in the case t.f d '1'. Leonard, A.
S. Mel ovel! and others, air:unst The
GobhKing Mining Company and the
I.ouder .viinti; ( ompan v.
This the ."I-t d-iy f M'irch, P'.t.:.
. j ,to. V. cOt)K, Sio ri:i',
Per H. C. LAM I!, d. S.
apr. "i-1 w.
ra
il
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HEAD GUAR
T 17 Ii LA :
s t ::. jo ii :;
yAv, y.; a r,
Baun"h's Pu
' Potash
Our prices are f
and on these terms
GKEENSBOBO, Nfcf.
i i:nf
Tin: i Mvjio i " i: i)
Tin: i $!:
VLTER
c
f
Bone
otlic
A.'Vv
T X II I.
wi;
T iT
r.w .;;; sio ri
MTi l'jyvoy s'mi'i:,
QOD'S
;.'.s, ,,
r: it a Y i:. ki:s,
Pnr v Colored Fnint.
Alcal,.
)ound,
r articl
ir, that
$ey.nre on
we solicit'yojir trade.
ours 'I'ru'v.
WAKEPtELD
Snuth
"frZs; E! f?Z
-X3
HARDWARE CO.
'eto ion tlio l
III!
MX U il
. A I k v
RS
A -
B ; u j n h ' s h o n c a n d
- - . - - .
and many
the "live and let live" plan
Clm Street
!'i;ioi' when
G
KENS!joli(J, N, C.I
vou uniii'. i
J
fP-. - rr V
fj -i I .-
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OI
We are acrain before oui; FBI ENDS and CUSTOMERS to iicTiriowlfdge-our
Harper's I t rry in May 1 v.l. Af
ttr tur retreat from that noint I
whs very riu,i, shocked oncday at i IStratOrS NOtiCO.
ill .UlijUilllliS o ft tut U-MUIl OC
ami weiplec
I
: And iii Loo
;.ii:tlv .-fitlitl
I'f 111
i ;rt :: il 1 that
: un v r.t r--i.in of
-topp.
"il.j Kas.is L.'ii.lAtor.
Mr. L i-t. the Kansas agitator, I
tween Major Smith and V. II. II.
Whitinjr, afterward major-general,
who ;it killed at Wilminzton in
Having ipialilied as administrator on
the e-tate of Tolly Steele, deceased,
Ittte of tut' cotinty of Guilford, I hereb
notify all persons havins claims asainst
And when your TOBACCO is pi
PILE BRINGS
w:;o n-.it in ;.irt!i Caro Una with t I m ,,r iritl. o-.- tif., ill, i ieJ i.avinnt
(tf n. it r I ist autumn, has en-! of .-i limb i op r, ,,r. ' i his M-treli -Msf, 1
1 be two soldiers were ths- ! tlie estate to present t hem to me
eussin- the chances of war. Maj. ! 'J,"?111 ".n-r h-uV "'V31'
. ..i i J ' ls;,b or this notice w ill be plead in bar
l th-if recovery. All persons endebt-
I will be il.nl to compromise if j td to said e-tate mu-t make imthadiate
Our experience extends; over i pJriod of 'ELEVEN
acet
th
SPECIAL attention, and 'deal ith
t -u- n Vv:,u.!,ri,M-.! the i.fn. Ut ivtr lif! autumn, ha en- J of a limb, a le or an arm ' i .Marcn .it,
r, : t.r.:T n f.rm un.br w..y tertl the held .,f journalism She Tin. wa9 encouraging to a your.-j I Adu V.dty sVJeie.
ti.e nr.;-t j.i! ... I tt an! rep .rted the turbulent Kansas Leg- militiaman who had never heard a jftpr. .vo.
r..y at tl.r White II i-e rt- i-t tture for a Chica-o paper and Uiiot tirl in anger. I said nothin-if :
' r ; ri.;.a v i- rr lit. d n i:h tit j '.e hs j.,: nritttn several articlt.9 ,' b:it tiiouiiht - Xo.K'!1 CAKOLI.VA,
VERY
ie a I:
FOR
Ol
iie ourselies to the
nng
very
one and jail alike.
olFcr such lipductements t our customers as to INSUKE t!
promotion of
heir v
Ihcii
pnte
rn i
precLi-tiorr- of their favors,
est ."" .. .
on our Coor we will give it our personal attention and see that -every
hicJhest Mark .rr price
mlort
YE Alls. We (Jive daciijmd JvVEIiYCustwniff
e s-o into the jsi; n iivu ieeiingTswt we ,can
em tliC - ' -
IK
:. t : it the 1 v . :i,.t;-i.
- I to n e :.'.;h!e n Sep
Is. i ! !.;- I.r
' fo
i
dtth ts b i -i p -i;tit ly
a New Ytrk illustrated in which j Itircctly afterward Kirby Siniru
oenoiinccs me outn ana our J wni nut in command of l.ri.ra,t. :
t;:::t 'Ji:.ern pcope m weening term. .,t the Iir?t Marv and .Third Ten
1 be Aid oc ite
A r
mark thit
; 'T Co !
-. t.
i . i ,
Ij-urn b
v !
n-cr;
i
f f. r m
a T.y ;:t.
t : r.4
pr- ' i' .- a
Mr. il .riii:.i!t.
Ti.: r trly adjottm:-;ent ti-pv:id
rh.ij- n ti c scn.i:-ri:tl mves
,,;.i,:i n :..-.v ,:i f., : . i l"r.ited
:'. s. ' .!.-. s-:..it r lb .tt-h i
it t - ' Io- ; i s-tiui of j -r di il
f t'.k t-j -.-ially oi. ti.e part of
rrp;M'in iotor. He wa.
b.jut bitten t-rt a , c.isi.ier of
the Citizens National Hank of thiIru?r
Dcscrxiai Traise
been n binj; dr,
til II I uliii t (H . f v.
Sl TLHIoli COriil', May Term, lsH.S.
Noiick.
! Lizie Ki.t-r vs. Lrvin Ki.er.
I'o thedefetiilant above named ' von
at all times. Our House is the LARGEST Uest LIGHT
still with us as auctioneer1 and takes pleasure m talking
is a shjadow of a chancel to get another bid.
ID and-best arranged 1 ouse here. AV. J. iivON i
for our custoiiiers, never failing :to stay'wh'iie therb
Our force are all COMPETENT
FARMERS the CASH at-he otltce thus saving them tub trouble of goinjg tot!
l - r. t.
:r wt
, nei-te and Tenth and Thirteenth
Virginia. i.eiore uie tuiiUIle of vi-iii tr.Lj. nmii-.. ti...t n. t.,;.f:,- i-...
. . . . ... --v.. ..... (M.UI.,,,,, 1.1.-
; ' uiv, is''i, a tnvision was lormt-tl j 'ie i izor, lias instituted suit acaint
.-iy to o.ir eitiens, tlutt ; ..r pt !,! i.ri,1(i nn, un..tUar I you in the superior Court- of Oullfonl
Col. Arnold Elzey became com-
i.:t.
K:. N di-'iot'rv for Conuai-
! t o, dr utvz .New i. ire
b u s Art.i. Sihcan l Kl
md Un- l. tn.':b-l ri iuedic that srllm
v xhul !.ae -ivtii suU tin:trr
! -...tfi.;,s tion. A t tio not hesitate to
ir . .. l!u t i ery tit..e, and w e
1 nlv to refund the purehiw
n -. ii ut rv rtsiiits d not fnl-
county ftir dhoree and allimonv, both
cashed. So as soon as your las-l pile
the farmers.
We hope you will again favor lis wi
"u. Hoping to see inl of the Ffarme
Trul
pending fiis snitVin 1 for l.fe, and you
PUN. P.urk-I wander of the Fourth brigade, ) are hereby notitiVl to appear kt 'the
ectrie lottt r, ; leaving Lieutenant Col. George II. next term of CuiliWd county Superior
Stuart in command of the First .uri :o ne ucm am,rc.en!
M i .! it . -eouirt v, tin the Fifrji .loni
aryland. with myself as major v.;i,a,;,i answer .4lem.;?i
and acting lieutenant-colonel. tin's complaint, iich w
.otv t !. :r i:
won tlnir
e nmouct litvc
'arity purely on
Stuart in command of the First -u ne "eiu atM,r(.ens!oro, m ai.l
eoiiiny, on use ritrii .Motuhv in :lnv
is.ver ork'inurto the i-l.tii.- :
ill be tiled
Thus organized, on July 111, we within thv iir.-t three daysof s.i'n! term. '
marched to Mana?sas from Win- 'r J'-'eent will b rendered against;
t . it- , r. i . vii In s iul sio' f.,r the relief i!t-t!i-tn.lii I
cluster. We left our horse at i -imo-to...i. s
1 n a l il I ' 1 'V I "'-.
JNO. J. XELSON. C. s. ('
, Piedmont to come with the "train!
and went on by the cars. Wo got
apr. r-iw,
W. J. LYON,
Cf G. 1HIRTOX.
November 2, 1892.
EN," having had
is sold ypu get th
thvou-r trade and
Li
i
several- year
monej-,
thif, we th.ii.
our part
we promu-e oni
b-sj in thin and the Surrounding count le-s, wt r. matn,
v.our friends,
J.
Whitt
P. S. We have with us to attend to-your wants the following gentlemen:
R. A. FLF. MING;
WILLIE CURJJETr,
experitnee. e continue t rtxu' tlie
le bank tirhav-e tlieir cheeks
iL a great convenience to
to exert our ber-t ell'or;-: frip
& Co,.
3 .
G410. LE WIS,
j A