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X- A cross mnrk on your i3jjjjfifr" ;.-iirfl'tfs thnt vour subscrii)tibnL litis expired, or is due. Wc dcnianirimi)t Dsivmeut. as we neeil wnat is .iue.m i () (M1- able us to carry on our busiuess nji!m pufnllv. Promises are worthiest snc' nles fulfilled. A subscription is a majl!anfount , eousiderable to us. .So please reniiit. t .1 Kiioscnoer. out nuun'ii . , j JIurlreeslxM'o Iimtit-KtioiM. "t :IIT!HC11ES, Met?i!U-t Episcopal Tiev V C Wood;trd Ser- vice,s every S:m lay at 11 A M. and 1 mcetlns every Wednesday eveninsr -.! 'raj -r 4 4 1 ( Si? r .lock. Sunday School every Sunday afternoon M Baptist -Church liev- A; McDownij every sunrtay at It A M. and 7P.M. I'rp rvico-4 llllM't- tug every Thursday evenin? at T o'e-locl. Siuiday School every Sunday evening at .5 ociock n4scrv- Episcopal Church Kev. J. A. es; Ices at i l M., on . Monday after the lfc Suv T)T. on each on L and " day in each month. (At Winton, at TiiMdav. aftei the fourth Sunday in month.) Colored Baptist Church Itev Was B.torie. Services every 3rd Sunday at 11 P. M. A M Col.ired Methodist Cliurch Services m tlif Kev. E. Uobiusou. i. TRMI'EIJAXCE, I 6 G T Invincibo LodgoNodfiT mMs -Ijn the itj u over Ir. f.ewter's drugstore eveify Mimida.v evening at 8 o'clock. MASONIC, V American Cenrge Lodge "No 17, met s l;n the Masonic IlaU tnc first Saturday in every Wuntfn at o ciock F -M. STKA VPOT rrivnci at Atnrfrprsboro Cvet v Fa!ut 'ay lug thf same day, or on the mom ftllovit.g day. f tic II. T. L vssiTKH A So:4 nts. I MAir, I'avlng daiy, (except Sun lay,) at 5 A Airrives atarr. i " "... :- w. a P,()WEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, i.'icksbh. ( rrarticf'S in Norh!iTnnton and adioinin.g (o'ir- t!,-i l'vomnt. attention to collection U all parts: of the State. i J ri. c. WA!ir, ATTORNEY AT LWV i, C. Practi os in TTertf(rd and adjo-nins; couiities, pud in the Supreme :n-l Ffi'tr'nl com ts. Prnmi it attention to collections. 1 J J. Y KATES, ATTOHKEY AT LAW. Murfreesbort, . C Practices in the Superior, Supreme ah ronrtH 1 Federa nr 11 i A. BARNES, - ATTOUNEY AT I,.AV, SIurfreeaboro. N , C ntlea Pracficf- in ttertford and adjoiningicoii and in the Supreme and Federal Courts) Prompt attention to collection. mo j rjy n.j .1ERNIGAN, ATTORN FA' AT LAW, IlarrelUvilM, N' C Collfctious made in any part of the slste C. F. fUMPEELL, AVATCJI.lIAIti:it AX1) JUW&EK, . ' I j -S 1 1 - - : Next UMir to Dr. Lewters New l)rugi Store ; : Main Street, i. . -, lIUliFRiCKSP.ORO, x. d. Repairing prompty and neaty ejsectitkd,: and ""rrantedat prices to suit the limes. I ' wti 9 Just rcccived and for sale at tine New - .-'.-' ! ' TT - -- Rrug Store a large supply of Turrjip and b 111 ' - jl I IJ "X T I ,S T. . ;" j . iy' 1 MlIKKKKLh'liuKM Ni C. " - jJ- . j J J. CRALLE, - O". .M-flir," T. I The Murfrccsboro Eqquirer ! Til UI t SD A Y, A UG EST 1 SI LOCAL. fEXOUUUEi? Read Court notices. ' Read Devany's column. Geu. Tony Baker is in town. The Scarlet fever i in town. Jackson Las the Chicken-pox. Pic nic at the Boalcy place yesterday. Bead A Lcsdou in Fractions' on our first 1 1 'Asa llartz -Y'jiir article appears in our next. ! 1 ' j ; , Head the advertisement of the Coluni ''djiau University. j . 1 ttiii this viar is been a fail Live in oar Kev. W. C Starr left last week for Nor folk and Portsmouth. ! i.-sTPa up your subscription and send us a new subscriber, 31 r. V. S, Yeales left last week to spcrd a. weak in llenUerson. Tiie Editor is gone to Norfolk aud Old iPoinl iid h's gocd-Jjye. ; The infant child of JMr-D. A. : Ion fcj.it urd ay niornin last. Kev, A. MeDo a ell and son spending a wee-K in Scotland Nee lest died uive been IJuy your tin ware of Mr. Richard Evans and bring your repairing to him, Wo returu .our th:inks to a Nciithampton friend lor a basket of uice peaches. if-;. ..' ! - - 1 . ,- ; Elihha' Hicks is again disturbing our ipeace-loynig constable with bis lunacy. Mr. Thjmas Joy ner bi ought the first open bll of cottea to our . town last week. A good p lace to send young ladies to ithc w'c-deyan Female lasiitute, V a. See ad. ! We aekowledgca pleasant call C Williams Es,. one ihe firm of Staunton from II. Williams I ? i & Ran v of Norfolk Ya. : " ! ! ! The ircssion of that excellent school the ; v'iioNs an iBaptist Female Institute ; optais ' tiic lirsL A cdntsdaV in Oct. - - - t . j Mis-s Hattie Wlthingiou w1.kj has In en tends in i HH-nding: several weeks', with u '.Murfrccsboro, left on Sunday las ! Read jDeVaney's columii. I ! ."ome excel feu f bargains in wa le offers rous a'.ai pious vfcti, to the 'Southern, Riahtek I'1 ' 1 !-! T!i BiWml .Hccorder' New Y l'iv mail was sent; to iUafreusboro, and t'reesboiti mail to New York last its Mur- tveek. If you are too stingy to subscribe to your local paper aud still persist in bbrrowlng 3'owr 'neighbor's,:, semi us your dame and on we vill send volt one free. Fiie interesting letter from i'iUS' tlic oliiceifl of the Inferior U tu t, reached ius too late for this isue. jour next. ' - - t ' ' 'V dl appear in Mrs Emil'me Mart and 3lrs. Sail! ic-Virden ; (of C.uitoh lis.5., and M iss Lina j Southampton, Va.,. are visiting, i J T. DcwLer. Ifart, of Mrs. JJr. i ite.ui the advertisement ol the Marines ' 1 i . , . iboro Select School, Tiie parties ivao have jit in charge are-able find competent. Tl Ifall session opens on the 24th of sent. c wUl g've a twelve-month's sub i ! criptipn to the party who sends us the best written acrostic on The Murfreesboro !r J T-i..t t- t ijuiruaer. iiuotrt 1'aiKer. Ii.sn. will p'easc act with us as assistant juftge See advertisement of the Jac.I chool . Prof. Charles Fetter is S'n High. n- legai it nd tiieir scholar aud parents coiUd not sd bovs to a better school. Its sessi on opens n the 2nd Wedneseay of Sept j A badge of The "U. O. Y.I A " ocicty of the C Ri F. -Iusti.tute was lost i - i ' Street or in V. li. Spencers hi iMam Is tore on jl hursday night last. The tinder of the feame will 'please return it to thjs office. j We call the attention of our town an -horitics to the necessity of removing the pause of the stench which eminales-from the ravine in the rear of the pest office!, very much to the dissatisfaction ol: some of Our citizens. Tom Pitman alias Elisha WThitaker, who iiaidered another colored man in Edge- iOtnbe county about two years jpscaped, was arrested and hxlged ago and iii' Wriu- on jail about a week sit.ee, and awaits he order of the Edgepombe sheriff". Our enterprising photographer' G. W. Grimes has recently made a photograph of the ruins of the Wesleyan.. Femalfe College as it ::ow is. Friends of the -"Institution desiring a picture t f it, can secure one by sending 25 cents for card size or 50 cents for size 8x10. , We return our thanks to J. A. Ramsay,- i IZsq., of Winton for an invitation to at tend thei delightful pic-nic wiiieh took place there Tuesday last. We regret our business .relations were such as to! prevent meeting our many Winton friends on this pleasant occasion. i ! Remember, the person who sends us the largest liumber of subscribers (tor six months-r$I each) by Sept. loth, gets Web ster's Unabridged Dictionary, free.; . Xhe person sending us the next largest list by Sept., 15th, gets' 'Woman in Rattle by Mrs. L J. Valcsquex, free. Fall ' Trade. --The Wholesale Fall f Trade will begin in a very, few days and i our leading merchants and jobbers are looking forward to a very large business, particularly with , the South and West,- Excellent reports arc received from every-1 quarter in regard to the crops, and good crops mean full pockets, bank accounts apd business The outlook ds rather en- titira5n-i4-"'riiT'Sr-- '4 1 t The Wlnk Glass'. Who hath ;oe ? Who hath sorrow ? Wno hath contentions ? Who hath tMvoanf without cause? Who -hath reilress of eyes? They , that, , tfyry r long at the ,-wine ! Tiiey that, go to seek mixed wine. Then look not thou u 6 11 t h " wine when it " is wlien it ffivcth red; its . ; icolor in fhe . ... i.who n A. it movctli itself aright. ; I ; : I At i last it l:teth like a ser- pent, aiid stingeth like an adder. Logan II. Hodixson. After the death of the. subject of this, which took '.'place on Wednesday night last, (after he -had been in our office for only one week.) The following resolutions weie adopted hy the .Sunday -School of the M. E. Church in JIurfrcesboro, on the death of him, one of its scholars : 'fcjiucc it has seemed best to our Heav enly Father to remov3 from our number one little -friend! and fellow-pupil, Logan H. Robinson, Resolved, that we acknowl edge the hand of God m this affliction, ! which has so suddenly smitten in the very I outset i his lifq this cheerful, useful child ! :tl now bow otirselvei to His holy will, being sure that our little friend has passed into a brighter and happier Lite. YYe deep- Iy sympatUizeAvtth his stricken mother and sister, and commend them to Him who alone can give comfort to the bereaved and bring joy out of their grief, praying that thev raav ever realize unto them that ear nest promise of the Master: 1 will not leave you comfortless.'5 Resolved, that a copy of these resolu tions be handed to the Exo.uiuei:, with a request of publication. A WoNDKIIFiCL DliEAM EA'COuT.AGE- j , i MENT FOi: SlMltlTUALlSTS. The following: are the words (veiba'im) of a letter written to Mrs. Eli Carter, of our town, from her brother, il. C, Trader, Esq., of Memjihis. Tenn., in regard to burning the We$Ieyau Female College "l was gleepibg in the third story of a building locked in and no other person .was known to be in the building, and certainly no one else was! in my room, tvhen sound asleep and not d learning, about 2 o'clock Sunday morning, a loud and distinct voice was heard close to my head, exclaim iug, ; Wesleyan Female College Runted !' 'I related the cecuheuce at the breakfast ta ble that morning, to fifteen " or twenty boarders, and stated that the voice was so peculiar and different from anything that had occurred to me, that I expected really to hear in a few days that the College was burned. Some weeks passed and nothing of the kind having taken place, I had for gotten it. ; Imagine. - my astonishment yes terd vy. when opening a letter from ycur son, Tom I discovered an extra from the ExQUiifZK and almost the first thing that met my ee was 'Wesleyan Female College 'Burned' the exact words that rang in my eaTj for neailv a week." ! Fko3lA IjEttkis. Writ ten ty Ijoulaski Cowpcr, Esq., from this place, to the Ral eigh Observer, giving an account of his re cent visit to our town, to that sterling daily, v.e cul! the following, which may be of interest to our leaders: This is the home of Major ycates, the reoreseutative in Congress. He is popular and infi'iential in his district, and in Con gress. S uiic (opposition is manifested he should bo renominated. 'Re fills the bill.' 'Prai-e the bridge that crosses you safely.' 'We msy go further aud fare worse.'; . ! . Hertford county is the mother of,two as accomplished, intelligent, and naturally gifted ladies as I ever saw. I refer; to the wife of Dr. Howard, formerly of barren ton, now' of IVutimore, a-ad to the wife of Maj.- John W. -Moore. . Hertford county can well take pride in claiming their ma ternity. . The Enquirer, a very readable paper, is published weekly by Mr Ward, a rising young lawyer, and receives a merited share of patronage. 1 was very much entertain ed by , reading some county historical sketches, written by Major J. W. Moore, and published in the Enquirer, "They ex hibit much care, labor and reserch. Major Moore writes with case, fluency and facili ty. His capability and general informa tion eminently benefit him to illustrate with accuracy these historical incidents. The Pio nig at Worrell's - Store A General Good Time According to an nouncement, the pic nic came off on Thurs day last at C. y. WrorrellTs store, and was an affair' enjoyed .by all present. The place is a beautiful cool shady one, and is calculated to invite attendance. At 10 o'clock, a. m., people were found gathered ficm all-parts of Hertford, Northampton and Southampton ( Ya.) counties. "! The managers of the affair were J. J. Deyer, E. Li C. Ward, E. O. Worrell, J. W. Beaton, Don, Spiers, Dr. L. J. Pi cot, B. J. Ilarreil, L. F. Lee, W. II. Par ker, J. D. Riddick, B. J.Bryant. C. C. Furauson, Jr: 3Iusic dancing and ci oquet were the amuse ments of the day. (Jood eatables and driukables flowed in profusion. There j were numbers of , yonng ladies present. Among whom we are pleased to mentioni Misses- Boone, By num, Worrell, VyoiKJward, Scars : l Bryant, Hart, Free- j mraufTgson;; Bridgcrs, Brett, VVesfon,- Stringtleld, San ford, Jenkins, Dunstan, Day, Campbell, Iliil, Moore, and. many, others. t - " " i I occasion we nolCAi Ir. C . F. Cainnbell and lady, if. C. Williams an J lady, (of Norfolk) G. A. Biett, i E. Ara!inJ J. B. B;rnes and lady, J. W Worrell, Capt. J. II. Picot, Dr. L. J. Picdtaad many others, all of whom Seemed to have a good day's pareutly as young eojpyinent aud were ap aud buoj-ant as in days gone by, , The Closing of our .Coi.orei School. Unusual interest was manifested in the closing exercises of cur colored school, con ducted hy Prof. L. S. fctnith, which took ) piacp on Friday and Saturday last 'at tht colored Methodist church. There were many white as well a colored citizens present orj Friday .niglit last to hear the address of the Editor ofj this paper, on the subject of "The obligations of the Colored Race." The gpeikcr tjeated of hrs pr.b- j jeet under the following heads: lit. The duty of the colored pe ,p!c to thenisclves. nd Their duty to then children ; fjtlie mu tual obligations between the white and col ored races) and 3rd. Their duty aiid obli gations to God. f 1 ; '! V On Saturday, a dinner was etfven to the school children, and the evening spent in. the children's making little speeches, reciting poetry and sinking. Amoiig the speeches made byvariaus scholars, we must , especially mention those niille bv Frank Vann, on the siiluect of Colored Education, and Willie . 'apehart whose subject was. Our Flag. They were, indeed I well written and full of sound 3euise and good advictj. Prof. Snlith also made a highly, sensible j speech to those present, urging the impor j tance Gf niorc interest In educathnt! , and illinr- poive in tue uignesc terms ot the w ... ...... c i i i a . iL i V . M 1 - A ? .1 4 . . . . uets (i iut; wnuu peopx ;e to aid them in their efforts. We note with special pleasure, tliej great i improvement among the colored people, their schools have brought about, ami think much credit is due Prof.- Smith for the suc cess in our town. We -trust the good! work ! may continue to go on ijn their midst, and that they may have all necessary encour ageiuent. Gone T ) Old Point! I vow, it is a pittfy That we followers of Ghiltyt Or of Elackstone. or of Kent, as tie case may be, ' Should be cooped up in the town or city, When our fiie inds and all thi pretty Girls are flirting at the springs aud bat'dng In the sea. This niorning. from m' office, I saw Bob Lucky doff his Hat to Miss Oarrje K speak to her. mam ickerbocker and na, Who is going with her daughters, To drink tiie mineral waters Aud try and find a husband for the; elder at the sea. And Rob will go to -morrow lie's already been to borrow The ncccesary funds wit way; And, ten to one i which u pay his the sinner Will be the man to win; her j1 Though none but the tailor will rejqice at that, they sar. So, you see my friends are leaving And 1 am left here grieving In my dingy little oftfec-, with my eves cast on the floor. My life, thus far, seems wasted ; My sandwich lies untastcd, And my printer's devd, imchided, spins lib ton outside the door. It's certainly bujt mean sport To sit in the magistrate's cdurt Or in that. of the mayor! as the cas may be- And wonder wlfether Blanch Is wallzulgat tile Branch With that odious Fitz Williams, obj'ivious of me. I cant en lure th's longer ! Mv love for Bla Than love of clients or t henl by the score ich is stronger papers, if T had So I've written a brief ticket i i On the office door I'll stick ; It is worded thus: 'Gone to Old Point, wift remain a week: or more! . A few years ago, ''August Flower vas discovered to be a cerfaiu cure for Dyspep sia and Liver complaint, ja few thin Dys peptics made known to their friends i how easily and quickiy they had been cured by its use. Tiie great merits of Greens j Au gust Flower became herjalded through the country by one suifererlto anotiier, until, without advertising, its sale has become im mense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the United States are selling it. 2Soj per son suffering with Sour Slomaeh, I Sick Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the Hert, Indigestion, low!-spirits, etc.L can take three doses without relief.. Go to your druggists Dr. .J. T. Lcwter or Dr. J. C. Lawrence, and get a bottle fur 75 cents and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. I i . - - f. - - '''! 1 ' ,- I r -,.. ." ;. . " .. i - i ... "i Ncn-Miblc Advice. - i You fire nked every j day through the columns of newspapers and by your drug gist to use something tor! 3'pur Dy fvpepsi a and Liver Complaint that) you know noth ing about, you get discouraged spending money with but little success. Now to give you satisfactory prpof that Green's August Flower will cure you of Dyspep sia and Liver Complaint ivith all its-effects sucb as SburStomacti, Sick Headache Habitual .Costivencs. PJalpitation ' of the Heart, lleirt-burn. Water-brash. Fullness at the pit of th Stomach," Y'ellow Skin, Coated Tongue IndigesUou, Swimingof the Head, low sjwrils, &d , wa &bk you to go to your DniggUt, Drs.j I. T. Lewter or Jj. C. Laurence and tret a Sample Bottle of Green's ArarsT; Flower for 10 cents and try it, or a regular VizVfor 75 cents Two doses will lelieve yen,' ',.; 'Wfl Vst lieautlful vLsitingj "cards from 50cts--HIto -l Per par1!, or clise of 53 .tf urfreesboro AdVertisciitentH. jfOT ICE! There will be a meclingof the Stock holders of the Weslejan Female ( College of lurfreesboro, N. C,' in Murfrccsboro, on Tuesday,' the 11th of Sept., 1877.- A full attendance is desired. ' .JESSE J. YEATES, President of the Eoard of Stockholders, QHOWAN BAPTIST PZIIAL2 INSTITUTE, MCRFREiSBOItO, N. C. j The next session will begin 1st Wednes -day in October, with the usual corps of able and experienced instructors. For catalogues, address, . A. McDOWELL, Pres. A. C HINES MUKFREESBOIKVN. C. MANUFACTURER OP Light Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, Farm Wagons, Gars, Cartwheels, &c., &c. 1 A limited stock of uggics, Cart-wheels and, in short, anything usually found in a first class coach and buggy factory j kept constantly on hand. I All work, when not otherwise ordered, is made of the pest material and is war- ranted to give entire satisfaction. ! BLACK SMITHING ot all kinds, done in the very best manner. Horse shooing a speciality . UNDERTAKING i ,- - done in all: of its branches. A fine assort ment of Wood and Metalic Coffins are con stantly kept on hand with prices to suit the occasion, which will I v' furnished on the shortest notice. : - dTTwo elegant hearses on hand, and coffins will be sent to any parts of the country when desired. Address all orders, A. P. HINES. Murfrccsboro, N. C. fCE ! ! ICE!!! X - ! At 2M Cents per !!. Jtiis is to Inform the citizens of Mnrfreesboro and vicinity that I nave a large lot of BOSTON lei: for sale, and for their -accommodation and ; conve nience, I have ; opened a house at Messrs II. T. Lassiter A Son's store, where they can be accom odated with any quantity at all hoprs of the day Regular hours will.be from 5 to 7 A. M. Asma'1 advance will be charged on all delivered at other hours. 31oney required in all cases, daily custom, era excepted. In my absence, 2Ir. L. L. Moore will serve the public. j E. C. WORRELL. jyil. JOHN T. LEWTElt, ! ; i AT THE HEW-PBtra StOBE:i (Next door' to his residence.; 31URFREESBORO, N. C, Deals in First Glas DRUGS i MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS ' DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY" & FANCY ARTICLES, FINE TOILET SOAP, LAND RE Field ant" Garden Seeds, &c. Feb. 8th 77. U QOOKE & IIARRELL. Murfreesboro, N. C.,- ' Dealers in DRV GOODS, I NOTIONS. READY MADE CLOTHING:, HOOTS A SHOES, HATS CAPS, HARDWARE, BRIDLES, SADDLES, HARNESS, CROCKERY TIN 'WARE, -TOBACCO. CIGARS AND SNUFF, GROCERIES, FLOUR, PRO VISIONS, CORN, MEAL, &C, Also Good Cider Vinegar, country produce. Highest prices paid for mari-iem, H T. LAS SITE R & SON, . Dealers in DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMKRE.-, Ac BOOTS. SIIOE? HATS, CAPS, and a general assortment of ftHOinif FAMILY GROCERIES., Keep constantly on hand a general assortment' of SADDLES, BRTDLES, TIN-WARE, Ac. .Highest prices paid for Laeral country produce. T W. AGATE, i ! O - -i t . ' .- . CARPENTER AND BUILDER, ! ' MAXXEY'S Sm 45, P. O. Murfreesboro, N. C. Refers to C.! AV. Worrell Esf. j C'oiMlcnsed TIuie-Tahlc, Offio of S. fc R. .-Railroad Co. Boy kin's, Ya:, May 8, 187G. Trains pass this station as follows : NOkTII. So. 3 freight . 4 freight....:. .1 44 A. M (i 46 2 49 I M Mail ; ! south. Mail i i 10 20 A. M No, 1 freight.... ...It 54 P. M 2 freight 4 19 No, 3, north, Tuesdays, Thursdays ahd Saturdays. -1$n. 1 south Mondays "Wed nesdays" ond Fruliyst Mail south itop only at Bn (Toll; Fra'riklui Newsom's Boy kin's. Margarettsville and Seaboard. North only at Seaboa id Boy kin's Franklin and Suffolk. ' C.C. LKwifLAgt. ! i 'Plitrf llaueou. $18 Sowing Machine, S18 fiJ;LlMize--first:class. j TiHEiMlODEL SEWING i MA CHINE. SIirLh, DURABLE, COMPACT, 11 1or jniosrain'tt of Tlnislt 1 IT MAS NO RIVAL. No pomp!icatd"J mtchinery to be constantly et- ti ifj jut ol ortcr, a child can ran it, will do al ( klntta pf Sevin; from the finest to the coarsest. will htm, fell, tjack, bra d, cord, jrather embro.ul- ed. etc.. nsesl alf adlnjtlns straisrht needle?, all diacrilption of cotton, ails and thread. Makes the strongest n itch known, the cloth win tear before tt e seam wall rib, uses the thread direct, from t he spoolj Thd RLiohlneH beautifully finished and niKiuy orna;raenjeu, aai WARRANTED FOR FIVE YKVR?. All person- a? cautioned not to make; deal in oi usjtj any pSewpg Machines which sew with our n' edlej and jmakjE' the Elastic Stitch, or that have ttJe ntfHv Patent S Keif-Feed Attachment, unless the same are purciised from this Company, or their Agents or Licences, and stamped under our patent. Beware of woitflcsa imitation! ard nnserupuldii patties? whd tivp copied our circulars, ailvert.ise fcienU Ac and buy wily the rca:hine manufac tured. W UH.1.1.:' I ": ' 1 i IL. i ' J ahifjewins;,M$chine for beauty and durability conndt be excelled. It is impossible to drop a uiiji at : us peculiar construction ; ana ic has many o Uer ';d vautages not possessed by any other have $ewhi machine now in use. Persons who teste !l it lijrononnce it excellent, and say tlaey-teevcij nett: a better. It will sew anything that cl!)in be vewed by any high-priced machine in tlnelapd.- We' ajd vise all who are at all interested injuseful machiises to examine it. From person al jlnspiection vVel are prepared to say . it is a' 'niosV Kifiperirir neidi urj machitge. 'Chronicle..,, Sample machines ; forwardcu to any part of the world! bn receipt! of ! ! EIGHTEEN DOLLARS. fpeciial tcbns and extra inducements to male and female) ageijts, s?re keepers, Ac. County riglit.-i given jo agents frea.i Famples of sewing, descrip tive circulars containing terms, testimonials, en- gravirips, Ab scnt frte. All money sent iu Post omce ! Monej.V' orjtlers. Drafts, or by Expresp. are perfectly secure j Safe delivery of our goods guar anteed!. All order.-, communication, etc., must be ad dressed to t ie FAME MANUFACTURING CO., I : s:n BkoadWjAv. . New Yqkk. rsT iKLISIIKD 32 1T.A1W. FURNITURE : 1 . ! t of i - irilOTiBSALE & RETAIL. SRSTEVPrJ: furnitureF Halving 'oneTf the, largest and. most coi ories in the United States, 1 a com-' ,ete fact 1 1 in tJie i: inlet! states, l am able to off er an immense variety of Furni tho t-heantst to the finest, and all lure from r.i.L. nifii...r 4. o i ! if- t a d make1! our own selection. A com- p cataSoimi Hi .Cent free on application, to CHA RLES P. STEVEN1, J Itaitimorc, 3f. ! odt. ilO-li 31101, n f'5 W1.L.1L mw tile fu Mbnt iniduding One Dollar's WWt H of Paper Patterr.s issued in thy cdunny. j No American' lady1 can" afford to bq hviihout tiie? I ! ; KiW Y3SKiLUSR & DRESS-MAKE Ft mtu-h ss (ho.; who care for ot .era in the ca- pak-.ity bf a IDllmilT or a Dress-maker. miigazniie,! hiKhiy illustrated th rough out, - arl ea h II 111.11 bit has a line olorl Ilat . ropiietorl of the ENquinER-' says under .run '2m 1877, "I am quite an admirer iress-iuaker ami desire it con. of JO Milliner lin tii hied ecuiiii a t onics to be seen at E, L. C- o.'ll If urfregsboro, N. C. f L'i dress, . IIAI E'H PIBLISH1N(J Co.,, i.n Mercer St., New York. - H rATI'j K i Il M 0 1 IT 1 1 CAROLINA, ' I-' - - ' .:. trtfird :uuy, Supi-rior Court, Fall tr rm of 17' WinHntcIiE ndorsee, I'lamtJtl :. .vs.'- A! !' 1 !! ' J by th on riiwair m, Dcli-iHldnf . t ai earili t the Hatirffactioti ol ine Cjurt, the Lvmd tvit (M the Plamtiu and Hie return ot riff f said CiAi'My, thrttllie defendant iu, iiieat. ve ciititeuVas resides beyond the limi's ; I . in I of ftfie ftatei: it if therefore or b-rcd that publica- tioLi be marjle infth'e Mnrfre!on Enquirer, a fiewppaper jmbfiished lu the town of Murfrees boro. Ilerl ford coitinty, Noi tlM.'jjojiiiia, coMiinai d- ing thel sald lilfb'rtdaut to appear tfon; the Judge of to he npcrlor Cnrt fr th; -!inny or Hertford, Id n theih .Monday afilr Hie '4th Mon- : u Si. :s,f InlAngTst, lv7, luen tMi-J tlr-.v- to answer or, de:nur flue cjimipik'mt which will t Jii.tl in tiie ofrke fl IImI Clcjr of n:ud Courl, withm the first lhreiiays thei'i4f, or jclgmc.t w id b taken 8g do A. liutt him for 'lli e yun of two lci!nir-.i and (ifty TaHiapd interest ou s:im fron .lauuary . jsr, D. 1 rivep ji infer iily ham and ! ', of -.hI 'Court atblTIci:iii kYiut'fri, this tin; J -lit d tyJ i ( Aligns!, , f'J' '.. I -! :W. Atlino, cierk .,jtip.i,ior C'Mi t, li:rift!rd (,o:i:ity, . S1 TTE oiv no rti i ;a i r(u n a ; TP l rrtfJ id Oiuuiy, la iV)b;a j. CduTt A i it. 1 U..lp7.'j Josei h I. I'ertty, Adriiini-:t.r.r d John 11. Ha ate, if- i -1 . -fa nes! dec v. ilii lm.l Tancy an I E.i.ii.eth Saunlers, anil the unkiuovvii Heirs of ILmry and William Hasvc. 1 1 (Pe.ilior.jto ell lai-l for nj'W-ts.) 1 Et ' appeailiiig tl Court, l-y the return of th Sheriff ol Haict.County and the Eilldavit of tb Pldiifttjirtha't. the 1 Heirs- ot Henry Ha-ite and Wil liam list, llae dfefeiu" uK-t in the u)ove entitled 1 Case rdnid bcyoiji t!ie limits of tlm State: It is threfoire Oi'derei? that 'publication be mdde for successive ws-ek-i in the M-iriYecsIniro Eiir p fn: de rer, a papffc published in 'the town of Mur-: e.siijro, Hertford Coauty, NT. C, notifying said fturiranti of tjds a tiou to Hpp-ar before the iuiideiig:ted in ik before tlx; :Vt day of October, D.1 IK77 and arer or , dmur th Vomplaini, wl icii, is fr!d ' i.t C!cik"s ortlce of said point or id ink to tiie prayer(of srtid Comjthiint. tVirnjes.?, W. J.IJGATLINCJ, C.'crk Si-pei tor ('uni t at Winton. this the nth diy of Aii";.ii.t, A. D. 177. W. I.' GATLTN'O, Jnd.p; lVobate. 1 I rtl MD t T! MARK 'Iii i l!
The Albemarle Enquirer (Murfreesboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 23, 1877, edition 1
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