$ Ol-halliam Record
THURSDAY.. .August 11 1S7U.
LOCAL:
AH advertisements mul In- handed
Sn by Tuesday nf every week, in order to
be inserted in (lie issnc of Hint week.
Hun Cu-.i.ruti. W regret to henr that
the Img cholera has made its appearance in
pcveril sections t tlii emnty. This "
ease, nearly every vear, utta'-ks our bogs
mid destroys Urge numbers of t hem.
JoritN u.istic. We are pleaei' to see
tlmt the Durham T ibaccn Plant seem, Jo.
tern.ined to keep pare with tbe urojiress
id that wonderful town, and has been en
larged to a I'.'.' column paper. May much
success reward ill" eucrgy of its clever
proprietor.
A Br.K Don Km irr, We have, just
beard of a dog of Mr. ,1 iseph D.irk, of ibis
county, hi ii.g stung to death by bees. It
was quite n lieice bull dog, and by some
means lie knocked over a bec-hic, and at
once tbe whole swarm began to sling bini,
und be kept stinpi'fiijr and biting at thein
until after the fight bad continued ueaily
an hour, he dud from thnsting-i.
l'ltivntiCTKi) Mkktixus iite an ln-lor.-Ktiuir
prntriicted meeting has recently
been held nt Pleasant Hill church, six
tidies west of this place. The services
were conilucie 1 by the l!cv. T. J. (iiitts.
mid fifteen conversions wi re niade.
Our Baptist trh-uds will begin a protraH
ed meeting u,.it Saturday at Rock Spring
cb'irfh, two miles north of this place. It
will lie conducted by Kev. (icuge I.
Moure, nsi.ii.led by otlier Ministers.
No I,tvrri:i:s.-This U the first number
of the Kk(-uii. in wliich there does not ap
pear one or m ire letters from our numerous
correspondents, We hope that tiny will
not al'ow such sin iinptecedeiitrd occur
lelire to aeniil take place. These letters
nie iren. -rally read with much pleasure,
mid fiom many of them much iiselul in for
(nation lias been obtained. le-t our cot res
pondents not "wemy In well-doimt," but
eontinue to entertain and instruct each
other.
A Fisil S'l'HHV We know full well
wiih what incredulity n "lish story" is
beard and what a "knowiujs" smile vad
es tin fer.t'tres nf the listener wheu told,
in d yet nt :be rik of havinrf its Irutli"
til'l'ess ipietionrd we will ti ll the follow
iiur story ol a woii.leitul lish recently
caiiirlit in tins county. Twi of our citi
t. ii. K 'b it I. Sloan and l.-roy l'ntlisball,
M, ie ll l.ii:;.' with a seine, a lew days ,
l.ear tl e ni. uth of liocky liver, when they
rnujfht an ir-!'iiMry "round" fish. w ih
ii jf al-out in e pound mid rejriihuly foinn l.
xcept it liH-1 no mouth! N.ir whs there
miy oii'ice where the tmuith sbouM bace
been. No, bow could Mich ft lish liveV
lVut it a pit? but thatsiturt of our lonir
winded spmkers were formed like that C li!
Oi l) Timin In Ciutii m. We had the
pb uMire. a lew tin i s a jo, nf a visit f:nni
our vei eniblo c niii'yinaii, wniinm (i
Harris j. ami ei j yed an instructive and
inn li sting inlerv'.ew wiih lulu about the
old limes and people ol tins eountv. Mr
llnrris is one of our most promim-ut t iti-y.i-iis,
I. aving been the S'unt-r from this
eoiiely belon- tlm bite war. and is retuiuk-al-lv
well pitted as to 'he early history of
Chatham, lie is the grand son of the fa
mous (id (iohlsti-nof l'evoliitintinry mem
i-ty. and nai rated to us ninny exciting in
ri b ills in the lib- of th.it dining whig.
The traditions of our ll-voliitiomiry he
roes, and een tle ir vetv iime. are rapid
Iv passing a way, wbi.h should not be.
l':ic'- succeeding -.-eneiation ehuub! be ina le
ai'it!i'.ii:t-d w ith the memories, cud deeds
ol ilnriiiLT of the ni'-u, who won Auuric.ui
ilidepi udelice.
OorxTY Cum ui-wiiin !:. Tim 11-iard
1 (hi their regular tin tithly ineei'mit on the
lib, all the iii.-mbers present.. The f.,1
lowing accounts were audited aud ordered
to be paid:
tt. (!. Liitnlielh, for bacon for poor house,
$T:l.t:j.
W. H. Wiikor, lei-B a (iiinstablu in State
coses, !j-,1 7.
J. A. Pn ith. h committee man on bridge
at llyiiiiin'ii 5.
J. S. Williams, repairing bridge across
White Oak, $3
C. K. II'MH'on, fees in crnin fin, ij!7
J.J. Knigh', for services as otlicer ol
grand jury af Inferior court, f t.
Jasper Fnushee, for oats, as overseer of
poor-hotiae, aud as crier at Inb-iior court
.::.". J. H. (lethrie, fees instate cases. $.W
J. W. (.alder, witness ticket. I.!)0,
L. It. K.xhne, for i.-suiug nrder.i &e.
4!.
Soeece Tsylor, ail fees, $li0,15.
llsnks A; Son, medical atteutiou to pris
oners, $H!S-J.
W. II. Hatch, for services as assessor,
$.Y2 .VI
Andrew Ilea leu, for services as assessor
$.V.',.riO.
Z-no Johnson, for summoning witnesses
&c. 4.S0.
J W. (.'abler, fees iii State cases, $:!.flO.
I. II. Cb gij, services as coiiiuiissiouvr, &c.
f.'ll.'JO.
C It. Scott, services as commissioner, &c.
t'-'H.
Mark Bynuui, services as commissioner,
$10,V).
(ieorgo Woiuark, clvsuing out court
house, ifO.Utl.
C. I!. Scott wb suthori.ed to contract
for repairirg Prince's bridge ftcmss New
ll.ipeou the itab-io'i road.
Ordered, that J. W. M. I'herson he rp
fi.iitltd I- l.r dollms tux lor each ol the
years 1ST I -72-73-71 and "3.
W. H. Wicker was appointed cmts'ib
in O.i'ilaud towuchip, and ivo his Loud us
f IIASOIC OK W'KATIIEK.- 1!1 tlieOth Inst,
tliii Kt'ctiuu was viewed by ft regular
"North-easter," a cold rain-storm,
wliicli produced ft very sudden change In
the weather. For several days previous it
had been extremely iiot, tlie thermometer
being iu lliu nineties, snd every oue swel
tering iu the best, when suddenly winter
clothing mill Urea were in deiiiiiud. It in
lint natural that such suJtlcu changes
should cause iimcii sickness.
Till". Pi soil M Si' ll no l. We arc pleased
to learn thrt this Institution has opened Its
present session fo auspiciously. Indeed
within a week from its opening this session
wai 'i't ahead of the la-t and considerably
ahead of any f Tiner session. It should be
a Hottrcn of pr'.du 1 1 North (lurolinians that
tills School is iihea l of any similar enter-,
prise iu the whole Smth. We Imv ever
felt a k'indly interest in this school from
the simple fact that it Was Hrst estahlitdied
at l'ittsboro,' hern in our native town, in
the year 1 Tl'o, by the Oraudfather ol the
presel.t Proprietor.
Attempts to Hon. Hiirlftry and rob
bery are of so rare occurrence ia our town,
that it excites every one wuli alnrm and
astonishment to know that three attempts
intve lieeii made wilhiu a week's tune. Oil
the nljtht (if tin- Sill, eomt) one attempted
t'i break into the suiuke-hniiBO (f Mr.
Spcnco Taylor, but ran away belore he ef.
fected au entrance, as he heard Mr. Taylor
coinlne; after h'.m. We presume this gen
tleman's sinoke-hniise was selected, because
be bad recently commenced house. keepinjr,
and the would-le thief thought be would
find it well filled. The night previous an
attempt was made to rob the chicken coop
of our Postmistress, but she was arous -d
by the iioise and start- d for tin scene of
action pistol iu baud (wliicli by. '.he-way
she knows how to uie), and the thief made
a hurried letn-at. Ami on the afternoon of
the 10 h, In open daylight, while the fam
ily were anseiit for an hour, some one en
ter.td llio dwellinjr of Mrs. .loaiiua lingers
throUh the buck Window, sc.ittered thii--
about promiscuously, but iiotliinyol value
was taken, as doubtless the burglar was
frightened ofTby hearing some one pa'.sinr.
By a singular criincidence our colored
frieU'N are now holding a "Wg revival',
here, which of course makes these attempts
to rob smoke-briiie and chicken-coops all
the more surprising!?)
STATE SKEWS.
Illackherries.
Four cents a pound U the price of
blackberries. About one-fmrth the
usual quantity will be sold here this
season. Winston Sentinel.
(iold liuliio.i.
Charhitte Observer: The nsays
I of gold bullion at the United States
'assay oHi in this city in the month
of July, amounted in value to $-"..-
A 3!o:l.d t oiiiity.
Warn n County levied no tux last
year or this, and had on Monday
last $737:i.l3 in the Treasury. Is
theiv ain ther eonnlv iu North Caro
lina that cau say as much? Ga
zette. lie veil ;ic Appoiittinenf .
Tin: staniji agency tit Durham will
be ie established on the lo'h im-tiiit.
Mr. John Nichols, of this city, has
t.o-!i itpp.iiiited to take charge of the
oii'pv mid willleavo for Ditfham early
next week. New.
3!:U Riwnt.
Kiimton had on Saturday last a
hot time of it. Mr. J. C. Washiiig
ton's mill, near the depot, was burn
ed down. This is the second time
that his ni'll has In-i-n buriiud in the
last eight years. Oliservei.
Telcjdmine Line to Durham.
R.d -igh ami 1 n hani are to be con
cniueetel by a te'.eplionie !in . Tu'a
will bit it great I'ceonuiiod.iti-ui to
imr prnspcro is neig'.ibi-r and to the
b.mkers and nienhitiits oi' this city.
Outerver.
W. N.J'. K. K.
The We-tern North Carolina road
is now delivering passengers ut Gray
Ragle, three miles beyond Swau
nanoa tunnel which means beyond
ti e mountain. The road wili be tiu
ished to Ashevihe by November.
Winston Sentinel.
Cows Killed.
It is said that 78 cows were killed
on the right of way of the Atlanta &
Charlotte Air Lino Railroad during
the mouth of July, notwithstanding
that many miles of barbed wire have
been put up ou either side of the
track t) keep cattle Oil'. Charlotte
Ohfoiver.
Colored Asylum.
j The second story of the Colored
Insane Asylum building is rapidly
'going up. The main building and
oue wing will bo completed by the
' 1.1th of Dicembcr, with au accommo
dation capacity of 150 patients.
Goldsboro Messenger.
Roibds Exchanged.
Four Million dollars worth of bonds
hnvo been received and exchanged at
the Treasury Department. These
bonds represent every class of indebt
edness ou the part of the State, und
come from all sections of the United
S'ates. This looks like business.
Observor.
Raleigli H.iptists.
Tho Uajitists of Raleigh have
called the Rev. Thos. E. SkiniU'r to
till the pulpit viicated liy Reir. Dr.
I'ritehard. I)r. Skinner was the
Pastor of that. Church bt fore end
during lh war. The Salisbury .Street
Raptit Church of Raleigh is ono of
tlm riehe-t in the Stato. Charlotte
p.uioet;it,
profitable.
We are reliably iuformed that a
cotton factory recently orecteil iu. a
neighbonnsr couuty declared, a uivi
Idetidof tec per cent on tbe capital a kerosene lump from one table toJA. l".MttuewB,of Louwbar,eBt
!.. . i, t.H .wL...i.... :l .i n,-,,,., ii,- I u.. tor $300,000. The sain id sub-
work. Forty per wnt. per unmun in'
these piping times of peuco is some-1
thing not to boBuetr.ed at Char -
lotto Observer.
U'tlltiVille (irilSS.
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- 1 1 11. J l'l IIIW llilllll V, 13 Hint
selling new hay at $1S per 'ton, and
i we suppose that his laud is uo more
InorleVs than a fair average. Yet,
! instPiul of rulfivntino grasses, raising
sheep, cattle, hogs and a suihoiency of
j mules for use at home, our farmers
I cram every acre m cotton and fall
j in debt at the year's end. Tmboro
Sontheiner. ;
j
State Taxi's.
North Carolina levies a smaller '
I tax than any of the SouU.ern States. !
.7 1U V -,
Arkansas, dO; in F londa, 1)8; Heor -
Bia. r.D; Kentuckv, 40 Louisiana
$1.43; Mississippi.; Missouri 40;
' South Carolina 45, Texas. 50, Vi, -
giuia,50. Wo are unable to give
j that of Tennessee. North Carolina
. i r oo i . m-:i.
St
I Tiw. A r ii i if '
IIH U. OC 11. It. 11.
The correspondent of thn News
from Oxford says, that the Oxford J
and Henderson Railroad bo lonir
talked of is no loncer a mvth. The
I inouev has been raised and the con-
I tract has been awarded for its early
eomjiieuon, so mat iy tue i.egiun.ng .
of a new year the cars will bo rat-1
itliugatour every door. This will
op. n up as it were an inland villup?
, lull of busmess and bfe to the de -
jfightud wt ranger.
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A Mienll UOUbeil.
j Sheriff Thomas F. Worlev, of
IJones eountv, was attacked on the
main road lead.ng from Trenton to
Jaek8oii6villc near Johu W. Eubanks1 ed up to the Clerk's desk, and thu
' plantation yesterday morning about j was ihe name ho put in, John Shu
i daylight by three disguised white' ford Sampson Goiitlock Wesly Swain
1 men, and robbed of fiiijJ. He was . Ouiulv Addison Coekman. Mr Chal-
. .. - - - -i1 '. . . , l 1 1 ! . I ll.
' badlv uruiscu. bucked and Dragged
! and tied to a tree, in which condi-!
I tion he was foil ml by Jim Gooding,
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.luiuiiinivnuuui u., ...
m.
The men who conin.ii ted this dar
ing robbery, were blacked up to con
j vey the impression, that they were
! negroes. Newborn Democrat.
Hard on Tiiiinps.
Frank Seward and Henry Holder,
two men tramping through thej
country, claiming to be from New I
Orleans aud refugeeing from thej
vi-llow fever, were, upon too com
plaint of t. (.'. Clews, nrr
K d las'
Saturday ami brought before Justice
Johnson, charged with s'ealing six
: roasting ears from the helda of the
eomplaiiiaiit. The men said they
j took the corn, but were hungry, out.
! of money, and had begged in vain
for something to eat. lu default of
bail they were committed to jail toi
nwmt triul at the next term of the
Inferior court. Winston Sentinel.
I'iyciit Uetweeii Snakes.
: As Mr. J. A. McN -ely, of Mal
lard Creek Townnhij), tlos county,
vviis going to a neighbor's he no
ticed two black snakes struggling
1 for the mastery iu a light. When ho
1 left them, one had olitaiued a hold
upon the umb'r j iv of the other and
. appeared to have a decided mlviui-
' tnge in the tussle. Iu about au hour
or so, ho returned and one had
swalhnvod the other entirely, with
the .jxcepli.iii of a piece of "the tail
tlirr, was still visible iu its month,
I b' st. nkes wi le about the same size,
s'.iie, kirn and long and were what;
is known as the rater variet v. South-
ru li'iime.
: Sudden Death.
A few days ago a young negro wo-
I man, liviug on tho premises nf C. W.
i Wo-iley, iu Montgomery eountv, hav -
ling been unwell for sometime, but
! not confined to her bed, was attacked
; with hemorage, and feeling some
; blood iu her nose, went to the door
and commenced vomiting large quau -
tities of blood. Decerning weak, she
sat down in the door aud continued
vomiting up blo d, until she fell back
iu the door and died. In ten or fif -
teen uiiunles from the time she went
' to the door, she was a tvrp-ie. From i
' the r-ign nf tho blood in tlio yard and I
ou the Uoor, there must have beeni
lover two gallons. She was nboull
twei.tv veiirs ..Id. nn.l Im.l ..Iwi.vm!
been slout and healthy. Wadesboro'
'Herald.
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liiicky egroes.
Jesse . Drake, known to tho poo -
plo of Nash county as having beeu
chairiimii of the old County Court, a
I very bright niaton and a high offi -
I er iu the older, aud a most miser-
I ly man, died at his home, six miles
lrom UOCky JIOUUI, ill NasU COIlllty,
on Friday the 1st of August. Doru
in lbUU, be would have attained bis
70th year on 3rd September, proxi -
I mo. He left a very fair estate worth j the Mayor at 1 o'clock to day, and
j perhaps, $ 13,000 to four of his j immediately afterwards sat down to
, former slaves, to-wit : Calvin Drake, i a banquet spread for 2.0(H) guests.
Aaron Drake, Judah Drake, for their After partakiug of tho repast,
lives, with remainder to their chil-, various toasts were proposed,
' dren. His will, written on 2Uth j which were responded to in a
! March, 1877, was witnessed by Dr. graceful and appropriate tnan
j Whitehead, Mr. Samuel Marshb mine uer by Hon. John G nsle. Mayor
! and another. He leaves nil his es- John S. Tnek-r and others, of Nor
'tae, real, personal and mixed, of folk, and Judge Hilliard aad others,
' whatsoever nature, to these parties,
' as above stut d. alter rchearsiug
! that they bad b -eu his faithful slaves
a.id had remaned with him since Florida and Ranks, and were car
freedom, iitir.ini and ciiiiiiL' for him ried to Old Point, where thty will
in his old uge, and he desired thus
t,i khnw bin irr.i'.ilii.l.. 'l'mlKin,
Sotitheijior,
A Lamp Explosion.
Friday -evening while the eldest ; UKEi:sBBiEBiiiTi!&vu'H!M'niso8,
danhter of Mr. M. Straughan, wbo ! . August 9. The white Sul
lives on Hargett street, was moving l)burbpnnR8 property washday sold
oil ver tbe room. A quantity fdl
0a iier face, badly burning her cheek
lind eye. Raleigh Observer,
IVcc of Habit.
A ,..,. nn.vl.. nnivnd Irel.-in
...- .,. in N.'.w V.i.l.- nn.l ill.'
moo itir uw
though it is the L.-lt-st part of our
hot tmtuuier they have refused bith-
erto to lay off their i.a.iut.al 1PM-
Heavy jackets, flannels and furs that
, must produce the lint sweltering
disc uufoi t seem to thym more at-1
tractive than the lightest aim most ,
seasonable costume. When gener-
ntions run into a thousand yeais the
torco of habit becomes prodigiously :
strung, and this is a quaint lllustra
itionof it. mliningtou ueview.
i?,,, ,y Telephone.
! A 1M1 telephonic instrutneut was
, "- """i
' rl-ed yester.lay i n the 1 n'st 1W
-uroh m'ftr VJ 1 ' Fi '
!"'11 cmuecUou was nv ule with he
! ;b,l"lbl'r wf " 1 '"va 1,1 A ? "
i ?. of V?i i" t VeJ Z' V
m r Eighth and Market streets. ti
this means the lady, who has not
I been able to attend church in two
I enrs, will be able to-morrow to hear
;. . ..,,i nu .Jin wriiiim tn
. . i i; .1 i.v i)r Wilmn in the
clmrci1 tunt Jliy. The telephone
was tested to-day and found to work
admirably. Wilmington Review.
MlU'hh' Named.
T,. ..lll.1.t,K.,tllleI1t Gf the Observer
wr;jjncT from oro court, says, if
thor0 .mvthin.r ju ft uatno the two
: M(.MSrK. tJckiu!iB are ci;rtuinlv IiIohb-
(1 i,,,y were j,)(licted for an affray.
, 'r Addison (Joeknian was callo'l,
i f n-a tune there was uo answer, when
j yf (jocl;man 8,u,l if that meant hi.u
j that was not his name and ho could
not answer for that warty. Oa being ,
requested to give his name he walk- j
niers UocKmnu. not Deiiina uu oroiu-.
er, recorded his name us George Men-
! denhall Dempsey Liwrenee Henry
'II.,., .. I. l,, 'l,,.lo,i-j ( Vti-k-nmi!.
iuiltivil " .
The Dill of indictment not haviug ;
been drawn with the full name thej
question was raised whether the case
could be tried without a new bill.
TELE&RAiaS.
Maryland Convention.
Rat.timouk, August 7. In the Dem-
orratic Stato Convention to-day ILui.
' Win. T. Hamilton, of Washington
' county, was unanimously nominated t
fur Governor and Thomas;
. J. Keating fr Comptr ller. I here
' were no oilier nominations for those
', offices and they were ma le without
; the formality of a call of the roll.
i i
Tennessee Election. j
Napiivii.i.e. August S, 1K7!). Addi-!
tionsil returns indicate that the pro-'
oosiilon to si-Hhi the ihb' at. liftv-
cents on the dollar will l e n jeeledj
by not less than 15,000 majority. ;
Party lines were not regarded in tlie
eoiifp.ut.. The reiiulilieans in the
eastern p u t of the State voted al-
most solidly iu favor i f the compro -
n.ise, while most or ihos.. in the niid -
die and westi rus-.-ction -i went against
it. The democrats were iusj gener -
ally divided on the question.
Manv i
men of b ith parties voted for re -
juction o:i the ground that the pro-
j position was iiiurely u modified form
i of repudiation.
HoVbriE1" a Wreck.
Hn.ii'AX, August.
-Tho wreck of
the steamer JJurgos iu St. Marv s i
Vxy, N. l', creates much discussion
! iu iocal ntiicrs. The limgos struck
ou rocks in Mariner's Cave in a dense I
fog July 1 ith. The Captuiu engaged '
! the In In nf li-dicruieu, and was busy
removing tho caro, when more than
; forty large boats ' appeared contain-
, ing 300 or 4U0 men, who boarded the
wrecked ship in spite of the protests,
1 and began carrying oil the cargo. ;
j Through the exertions of tho locsl au-!
j thorities three schooner loads of the '
stolen property were recovered and ;
! other Mintll lots have since been;
i brought up, but most of it is still iu
the hands of the marauders. I
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' MC"Ma -
Nokkoi.K, Aug. C Norfolk has
, '"Jf" thronged to day with visitors
; who arrived last night from North
' (,'aroliiin. They represent niercau-
! tile and other branches of trade of
i eV(,rv R(.ctijI1 of thllt St.ltP fttl(l oolm.
! here as guests of tho merchants of
I Norfolk, who were desirons of exten
! ding their business relations to points
'they have not heretofore reached,
! and of becoming personally known to
I mauy with whom they have, been do-
lllg business.
j Ample provision was mado for the
entertainment of the excursionists
! while here. Thev were welcomed bv
ot North (J iroliua.
. Tliw afternoon me excursionists
embarked ou hoard tho uteamers
remain and witness the parade, and
then ro-r-iiiliui k for a lido to the!
'Capes.
! Large Sale.
J' o conbruiatiou by tbe court
which will probably be given as tbe
commissioners will recommend it.
3i.vuitii:i.
Notices of Marriages and deaths are pub
t
hshed free hut ob.tuar.es nro charged sev
;eu ceul 8
,,,1' bvT' K Johns.m
J(',IN: w w'nifun-to Miss MatVie' Fos-
rHH All ol Chatham county,
YEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL NOTICE !
M1
ISS KATK HANKS WILL OPKX
her School on Mondav, the IStliof this
month. 1 n-t riii tion iu Kindergarten with
out extra charge. She solicits the i.atrou-
w of lur friends, August 14-.U, 187U.
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1 J LL LU .ViiiLi.
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HUtOAlNS AT
t L. IP'S Cheap Store.
He will for the net Il ililVN offer
extra liidacemeuts to CiimIi customers to
niske room for his Kail Stock. He is offer-
i ing a g;eat many goods at and uelow cost j
i 'lsli. You can save money by j
i .'lviuB HIM a ( AM. AT OXCK. He
I keeps the I.Aii.iF.sr and Uest Ass rted Stick
"f (Lkhts in the C ouuty. .
Karmers, remember, at Lmniou s yr..i
'can get the BKsr and CHE VIM'SV il - - !
j he lias a jOOl) stock of ' horso j
Plows on hand, aud all kinds of points, ic,
,u the LOWEST PKUIES.
He can furnish you with the
1mm Ammoniatei Guano,"
-
I (H Perfect Fertiliz.ir for wheat) either for
!
":iWII .1'IUL
Also,
"Complete
Manure,"
or Chemicals for making Harris Compost,
lie is just receiving a full supply of
j
IR0N,
NAILS.
GLASS,
TUTTY, ;
OILS,
, PAINTS,
j
AC,
AC.
His
5 CENT COUNTER
iH glin nu p
Ho is now receiving j
his sixth (fit!.) Large Stock; can sell you
; 1 uo;"n Si"'"1 Cuttou '"r 3 Cl,"u'
;
;,Iehas ft LAU(JH LOT of Seed
1
' Oats For Sale !
;
He is still buying WOOL (or CAStl or
trade,
;
He Tays the HIGHEST 3Iarket
Prices for Dried Fruits !
! You would do well to call aud see his
1
SEMG MACHINES
:
j m
; ' "
Call at once and see the Bargains at
W. L. LONDON'S Cheap Store,
Pittsuoro' N. C.
LAST CALL.
( ,he lf.il, day of August next
proceed t.i eo!,-,-i by pi:.ki.:s of
I shall
,AW all
,1- ll s! !.-. All .arsons in.1,.1,1.
ed will tve costs by payiii!.' mo before
, that day.
JOHN M.YS.t.
Tnist-
; Julv 2:t.l7 r?t
THOMAS 31. I'KOS;',
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW,
littMlWl-0 IS".
I Will practise in Chatham and surrounding
souniies, luuecuun oi cmnm a rprciBi.j.
. iv'4-tf
f WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR
1 Roys aud Girls in l'ittsboro', on
Monday the IMth day ot August. It will
be id r greatest care in teaching to adopt
the latest and most improved methods nl
iustructiou, and lo use the best text bnoka.
iu addition lo tbe Kjglish studies, I will
teach, If desired.
Latin, Greet, German! French, j
It Is very desirable that all scholars lie i
; present at the opening of the bcI.im.1.
Perms : fifteen dollars for all Eng -
lish studies, and five dol'ara additions!
'or each of the languages, payable one ball
-, advsuee snd hilanee at cb.se of session,
.1AMF.S S.' M VXNIXO. A. R.
June lit b. js;a. tf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
9th Wonder,
BTHDM & HEADSETS
new cheap store
In addition to their Large, Varied, and
rteneral Stock ol (Joods, they have added
the Oni WON DK It OK TIlii WuKLU a
5 Cent Counter,
j
(Consisting of a great many iisefal articles, !
mauy of them being worth three or 'our'
time, the price. All articles in this depart-
ment are sdd for (.'ASH
seethe Ureat llargaius.
oulv. Call aud i
First-Class Sewiatr MasMnes r;.
And in fact almost every tlnn- to be j
found in ft first-cUss retail store. ;
All kinds of Barter tukeu lu exchange .
for (Jmaig.
Wool and Dried Fruit
a Specialty.
tS" Call and see us !
At
BYXUM Si HE A DEN'S
New Cheap Store.
, Julv 2:M. 1S7A,
Pittslioro', N. (!
STATE OK NOlit'H (M liOUXA,
Count oi-' Chatham,
M. P. Wi'lisms.
it. W. York aud
I". M. Masou,
vs.
Aleus Stone
Alpheus Stone,
Mark J. Stone
In the Superior Court.
and others.
In pursuance ol an order. In the above ;
entitled ease, made at Spring Term 1S7H. I
will sell for CASH, st tbe Court-House j
door In the town of l'ittsboro', on Monday !
the 15th dsy nl September next, certain I
real estate situate iu the county of Ohat-J
ham, on the waters of New Hone, being
the same lands conveyed by J. B Stone,, de j
ceased, to me. as moitgaeee, on the 2-rlh i
of M.-ircU 1S70, aud c-nitainint about ygO
acres. JOHN M.VNN1NU,
June 12'-h, 1870 ts Mortgagee.
J
Raleigh, X. C.
S. R. STREET & SON,
OWNKHS AND IMIOPI HT0U8.
Host Sample ltoonis in the City.
' The National overlooks Union or Capitol
j sipiare, the finest Park in the statk, soil ;
aliNays accessible to Kuests of the House, j
The Gaston House
riew-bernc, Itf. G.
S. J. STREET & SON, Propr's.
S. 11. STHKKT, Sit.
mail If
W.M. J. ST 11 GET
Dr. West Harris,
fTAVINU PUAdTISED
DENTISTRY ;
11 in Clu
liatbam and surrounding counties .
for oil years, and received a liberal patron
aire returns tlisnks and solicits a coutinu- ,
ance of the same, promising to give sstis- (.nn-igninents of ( ottoa, and Country Tro
faction in work and prices. apl lf)-(im I 'bice Koliciie.;; Prouijit nud Satisfactory
.-.. i vi- Ketorns Made.
l'ittsboro, N.O. T-r W,. ,.x,Pud to our friends in Chat-
At my mill, on Haw Kiver, four miles
east of' Pittsb.iro', 1 am prepa-ed to do
wool. I'AltiUNO in the iu:sr manner. Hood
w ok guaranteed, when the wool is prop
erly prepared.
STEPHEN" I1ENI.Y.
July 7tli. 1X70. 2m.
BUtiniES, ROCKA WAYS, and SPltlNO J
WAIi(. at prices 10 sun me nines.
I elaue OI tlie lu-sv nniieriais, mm nmmmr,,
I to uive enure sBiisiauon. muishh ......
; own interest, by giving ua ft call belore.
UUJIIIJ5. all
I ;
Also, a tall lot of
HAND MADE HARNESS.
A. A. MclvETIIAN .V SONS,
Fayetteville, N. C.
oct 24-noC-3m
H1I Tim Property !
AFTKII Yul'K llol'SK IS l!l-UNT,Moncure...!I.Vi -it
is fjo late to wish you had iusured. . Osgood.. . .10 17 "
Be Wise and Insure in Time !
It costs but little to Insure and fire is
learlul foe.
TIIK NOUTIl i:llXV 1K1MK lXSl'K-
AM K t oMI'A.NV I'K UAI.KK.U,
ill Insure vour DweLinsr, Furniture, Store,
Mill, or otlier building, st tlie lowest rates'
il it burns. This Company bss
lea, than year, lor Ti.ltEB build-
.... i i.-i.uiKkm,
'andPAV
, paid, in b
iUj:s burnt in (Chatham,
i Yours may bo the next ! Apply for lnur-
ance to li. A. LOND. Jh , AUKhT
i h'tl
Pitlaburo', N.
NEW AI)-v EETISEMEATS
' TALBOTT &
iioctoeMaclijeforh,
itinnioxi), va.,
! Manufacturers of Portable and Stationary
; Kiigim-s and 15oilrs, Saw Mills, t'ora
and Wheat Mills, Shafting, Hangers and
' Pulleys, Turbine Water Wheels, Tobacco
Factory Machinery, Wrought Iron Work,
itrass and Iron Castings, Machinery of
! Kvery lli-scrip. ion,
lUhniiuir & Th resiling Machines.
i A SPKUAI.TV.
Impairing Tromptly A: Carefully
I)OHl'
, . .
TalDOtt S Patt3Ilt MM MA
The Invention of the Age.
It does uot destroy the dralt. It do."s
not interfere with cleaning the tjbes. It
will rot choke up, and requires uo cleaning.
It requires uo direct ('ampc.s to be opened
when raising steam (dampers being objec
tionable, as they may be left open and al
low sparki. to escape.) It requires uo wa
i., I,, uviii.tniiuli m,uiU u-liieli livrondj'n-
,tttijn destroys the draft, lb eidea, when
water is used, if neglected, the efficiency 18
destroyed by evaporation of the water, and
lilt- lioili'r in &rj,b iii n iiimi- tiiuuiiiuu, 41,
!i) simple and durable and can he relied
upon. It cau be uttnelieil to miy boiler.
No planter should bo without oue rf
'them. Insurance companies will iusuie
!gins and barns where the 'J ill bolt Engines
and Spark Arresters are used nt same trate
as charged tor w.ner or horse-power.
'"'Send for illustrated circulars and
price list. inay29 liui
Bpm HaaafactDrin. Company,
L. 15. II YN 131, Aicent.
MANUFACTURERS
i BEST YARNS
i AND
S II E E T I NG'S,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
look Koit Tin-:
SHEETINGS AND YARNS,
IJKAXlU.'n
CHATHAM COTTON
H" Yil" WANT THE
BEST !
FIRST, AND ONLY COTTON
MILL IN THE COUNTY.
Eflcoiirage Home Enterprise.
oct3-uo3-tf
C-rislcftes k So
WII01.I:SA.K AND l!KTfI.
! Grocers A: Coin. 3!erchan1s',
i
J No. Hargett Street, llaleigh. N. ('.
I Dealers iu PlauUtrs Supplies of Every
j Description.
Iu Ssiore :
I l.ViO Bushels Corn.
! find Bushels black Peas.
j 2X) Sinks North Carolina I" lour beat
i.l the fily.
I O'uba Molasses. Sugar. Sal', Coffee, Tn
bacco. Ilu-oii, Meal, Mid heather iu great
j variety, which we oiler at tbe lowest cash,
I price6. Tin e given to good customers.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OF
FERED TO MERCHANTS.
bain and Surrounding Country a hearty
I welcome w hen they vitjt Ualeigh.
July 3d, is;i).
TIIVIE TABLE
Cape Few Si Yadkin Valley R'y.
To Take Effect 2Iny ?M!i, 1S;J.
Daily Except Sunday.
heaves Fayetteville at -1:00 p ui.
Arrives at (lull at 7:-V p m.
Leaves (iulf at (i:00 a m.
Arrives at Fayetteville at 10:00 a m.
L. C. JONES, Superintendent.
Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line
Railroad Company.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Sl'PERlNTl'NM-'.NT'S OFFICE.
liAi.Klou, N. l' June 3, 1S79. )
On and after Friday, June (i, 1S71I. trains
on tbe lialeigh and Augusta Air Line Kail
road will run daily (Suudsys excepted) as
follows :
Xo. 1 Leave
Raleigh.... S 00 pm
Cary s i!t "
Apex S .Vl "
New 11.11 ...0 14 "
llrrv Oak. 11 HI! "
No. 2 Leave
Hamlet 2 30 ft m
lb.fliuau...a 14
Keyser....:! 37 "
Blue's Hot "
MaeW ... 4 111 "
Cameron. .4 ,Vi "
Sanlord ...5 41 "
O-good 0(2 "
Moncure . .fl 2-1 "
Merrv(Mkr(l42 "
New'llill..7 0O
Apex ... .7 2-t "
Oary 7 oi)
Arrive al
lialeigh... 8 80 "
auioro ,,.iui'i
. Cameron
i Manly...
' Blue's.. . .
KeySMT...
1 Hoffman.
, Arrive at
. Hamlet .
It 2'
12 0!) a ni
.13 2! "
.12 4S '
..1 11 "
...2 00 "
Train No. 1 connects nt Hamlet with (J
C. Railway for Wi.iuiugtou, Chatlotte aud
'l !'s !?oiiil..
' " f .c '
lialeigh and tias
mner's t llsliilgh with the.
anion Uailvoad for all points
North.
JOHN (!- WINDF.lt,
Superinttuleut.