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$ft liaiham Record THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1880. LOCAL RECORDS. "ThT BIGHT or TRIAL BV JCRT, THE 1 babkas ooBPDS, the uuEUTY or tiik press, the kbeedou op speech, the ! KATOEAIi BIOHTS OF I'ERSOKH AND THE ' BIOHTB OP PROPERTY MUST BE PRESERVED. fHancock't Louisiana Order. WV Candidates for the Legislature or for any county office would do well to publish their cards in The Keoobd. Charges moderate. W Farmers, if you aro nocdiug a Plow, London's Cheap Store has just received a new lot cheap for cash. The Double Shovel Plow will put in double the quantity of oats of any other. You can save time aud money by getting one. Call and see them. Three hundred bushels good seed outs for sale. fiT The campaign has opened in good earnest, and the excitement is warming' up as well as the weather ; bijf '.at London's' Cheap Store they ju-fl ojMtniiig new goods almost every day. Ills new full Calicoes are very pretty; aud his Bleitehed Shirtings we extra cheap. 'When you come to l'ttlsboro' you would do well to give him a call, for ho lias Die largest, the best selected, the greatest variety, and the cheapest sbx'k of goods in J the county. Large Yield. Messrs. Hackney &i Ward, of this county made tho best yield of wheat lmr.n will be published one day that we have heard of tlus year. They : lutvr, that is, instead of being pub raised 31(1 bushels on 13 acre;, and; ladied Wednesday night (although u,ed no manure or fertilizer. j dated Thursday) it will be published j on Thursday. Bv doing tliw we can Public Speak ins- 'give marly all oiir readers in Chat Auoriiey-uehcnu r-.. iian a.1.1 oTner Democratic speakers will address the I loople of Chatham ot the Gulf on ; 1 uesaay, September tn, ana at ixxk- i villo on Wednesday, tho Nth. A grand time is expected. Rally up, Democrats ! Kicked by a Jlule. We learn that on Saturday last a little son of Charles Kuhaiikx. litir.g near this place., was severely kicked on the head bv a mule. It was t lirst thought that his injuries might prove , , , J ... . fatal, but at lnt accounts the boy was rapidly improving. Protracted Meeting. SaIhi-iIha- In mI. wjls llm i-Ioma of n. series of interesting revival meetings ! which havo been h.-ld for a week or 19, davs at Rock SpringCburch, about ' two miles from this place. R-v. Missi. ' G. P. and R. A. Moore conducted . the meetings, which resulted in fifteen , ' ronfessious and eleven accessions to ' A Fatal Runaway.- the church. ) We learn that a mule ran away this morning on the Falls of Neuse Important to Delegates. Roft(1 iU8t tms ot Crabtree and We would suggest to the different Btantlv killed a negro woman. The , . . , . , woman had her neck broken. Ral township de.legat4-H, who will attend ; tjgU yjj. tho County Convention on the (!th of September, that they cau aid tho : A Solid Comity. sjpread of DemH-ratic doctrines by j It is thought that Gov. Jarvis will Lrmging with them the names of new I Kt every vote in Swain county in t , m. . the November election, and that ubeenbers U The Be.iu. Get all Umeodt wiI1 not mis8 a' Lalf a dozou your-neighbors to lake their county v otea 0f 8WoepiuK tho county uuani- pajter, and thus keep jHisted with mously. Asheville Citizen. county affairs. -7 - TT7" ' I Buxton in (Sraiiville. Public Entertainment. The young ladiea and gentlemen of thi place will give a public entertain went at the court house to-morrow (Friday ), night, consisting of charades and music. Their hist entertainment j was so much enjoyed that doubtless j a large audience will attend this. It mill no doubt be a most enjoyable occasion,' and will, wo hope, be large ly attended. Musquitoes. For tho past two weeks swarms of muiquitoes have infested our com iiiunity, and become an intolerable nuisance. They attack all alike men, aywen and children and the faces and hands of many of our citizens show the scars of their nightly con flicts with their victorious enemies, who seera determined to wage a war (A extermination. At least they quite effectually, exterminate sleep. Our town; kaa always been bo free from muttjoitoeg that our people are little prepared to resist tho present visita tion, which it ia thought is caused by the recent heavy rains. Improvements. Tint Becobd is always pleased to , note any improvements ju our old 'town, and it is very gratifying to know that there are uow more indi cations of growth, and improvement than at any time aince tho war. The new residence of Mr. A. J. Bynum rill soon be completed and will be t t-t Messrs. John li. Hums, C. J. Shaw and C. W. Hanka are building an ad dition to the old store of Sir. O. S. Poe, and by the middle of Septem- ber will begin the mercantile business. We gladly welcomo these gentlemen to our town and hope their enterprise will bo well rewarded. llcligious Meetings. Quite a number of church meetings are now being held in tliis county. Several were held last week, and much interest was manifested and uiauv conversions made. Township XtH'tlngs. The Secretaries! of the township meetings tllttt Will Oe UCUl 11CJ.I nar- urday are requested to at oneo send reports of their proceedings to TlIE liEC'ORD, Jarvis in Chatham. We met Gov. Jarvis at Wilmington yesterday, and he informed us that he expected to visit Chatham and speak here sometime in the latter part of September. He was in fine spirits and confident of beating Buxton by not less than twenty thousand major- y- Cox and Hledsoe. The opposing candidates for Con gress in this District are now canvass ing in this county. They opened the canvass yesterday at Griffin's store (New Hope township) and the dem ocrats were jubilant at the result of the discussion. Major Bledsoe led off intending to speak an hour and a half, but finished his speech in an hour, and then finding out that his time was not out, he commenced over again and scattered badly, only repeat ing portions of what he had already said. On Saturday Gen. Cox will leave for Granville county. Ho need have no fears of Chatham not giving! him ft handsome majority. One Day Later. Bccrinniutr with this issue Thei im!U t,li0 )luvs 1t))1. utwS) RS ll!nil)st i M mr vou'u. offit.M nre KU1,piit;d l)V j mil(4 tliat lc;ive m.ro cu Fri(1;lv 1('r Saturday, and therefore thenaiiers for those offices have heretofore laid over iu the iOHt office here from Wednes day night until Friday or Saturday. Now, however, The Record will go at once without delay, and give later news to our countymen than any oth er weekly paper that they can get. Our readers living out of Chatham .fill ifi.t 4lii.il- lollmtu ilfin ihiv lull.! : ,. . . , . . ., .,, , 'than heretofore, but they will also get one day's later news, and the ma jority of our county readers will get their papers on the same day that they have always received them but wiU Ket ailft''8 laU'r nowR- WMU'h of 0011 rB" wuU moke T,,E JlEwm Ht'dl niore valuable to them. STATE NEWS. Buxton's visit to Granville was a huge failure. He inspired no en thusiasm; on the contrary many of his colored hearers went to sleep un der tho iulliction, aud the white Rad leaders felt that it was better he had remained away. Granville Free iauce. A Monster Tree. A huge cypress drawn from the river bottom u'tove Kinston, last year, by General Ransom's derricks and thrown out on tho bank, becoming dry, was floated down the river last week by the freshet and captured at Parrott's mills here at Kinston and sawed up into lumber. It measurod 75 feet in length, and the sap being rotted off, turned out about 3,500 feet of heart lumber. Kinston Jour nal. Franklin Items. The Franklinton correspondent of the Raleigh News says: Last Saturday a Mr. Perry was drowned in John CbappeH's pond, by overturning a boat. Last Thursday a hog of Calvin Wilder's rode in here on the cowcatcher, and quietly got off; and on the same day Rob Stone's stone-blind horse fell into C. J. Ward's well, from which he was drawn alive with rope and tackle. William Evans to-day begins his fast of forty-five days. University Railroad. We visited tho work on this road Monday, August ICtb. We were glad to meet with Gen. Hoko, who was kind enough to give us some in formation. The General says that the grading to Chapel Hill will be completed at once, and tnat tue iron will bo put down as soon as the roud ; Tho Laads nre hQyf Rt 1 urai work just west of the iron mine, go ing back toward University Station. There is about one-third of a milo to be graded in order to connect with the portion of the road already grad ed. Wake up, ye drowsy merchants and citizens, roll up your sleeves and get ready for business. Held too Long. A Mecklenburg farmer, says the Charlotte Observer, has just sold one hundred and twenty bales of cotton which he has been holding through out the year with the expectation that tho price would go still higher than it was in the midst of last season. Had he sold then, he would have been 2.000 better oft" to day. A few oth ers have suffered in the same way. C. F. &. Y. V. II. It. The Greensboro Patriot says that "the preliminary line of tho C. P. & Y.V. B. B. up the Yadkin Valley, will be commenced in a few days. Col. L. C. Jones, chief engineer, and Dr. Nercus Mendenhall, one of his assistants, are now preparing to ex amine the line and make an instru mental survey as soon as possible," A Remarkable Jury In onr Superior Court yesterday was a jury composed of married men; six were from the city and six from the country. Tho deputy sheriff in charge was a married man and the jury was bung. All day they quar relled and not till sundown did they put on an appearance of business, when the foreman addressed tho jury stating that he was a married niau and wanted to go home, each one in his turn making the same statement. They bung until 10 o'clock, when all were of one mind both as to a verdict and on going home. Balcigh News. Canglit on a Trestle. At Benaga, a station on tho Rich mond & Danville Railroad, between Greensboro and Danville, a force of carpenters aroeDgaged io repairing a trestle. Kuowiog the schedule, of the several trains, they invariably stopped work about the timo one is expected, but for some reason two of the men remained on tho bridge yes terday morning, and when tho pas- .. ..,; .... fi,n ,i;.i have tune tu got oil. Ono of them leaped from the trestle, fifteen or twenty feet, but tho other, a man ; ; V" ., : ,, . . ,r named Crowder, losing his presence Le Wt tb BI'8 .ng to Mor ,;...i i.h a 4i; gantou, fiiiirtueu miles uistuut. and throwing up his hands, allowed himself to !e run over. 15-th legs were cut oil' below the knees and his body was badly bruised and mushed. Charlotte Observer. A Bridge Needed. Some things we need and some thiugs we do not need, but one thing we do need and ought to have, aud that is a bridge across Deep River at some point in Moore county. Persons in attendance upon court. week uoloro last, witmn leu mii-'S 01 ! home, had to travel two days, all tho ! way around iy tne iuit, unit cross on a Chatham county bridge, before they could reach their homes. This is too bad and is ckan without the bounds of the ordinary conveniences of civilized lifo. We believe in a reasonable economy, and we believe those managing our finances are do ing it better than ever before, and to the credit of the county, and they are ready to give us a bridge if the people will agree upon a place fur i!s location. This, however, they wid uot do, tied it will be right and ' nroncr for tlw Coniiiii.4Riiinei's to se-! '., , . . ., , . , ! . . . b , ,. ,' -,' . buoscnpuou, ami tut ine oiiue out 1 . l t i r ... t.. 1 I to contractors at once. .uouie luui-x. Power of Prayer. Jack Davis, an old colored man of this placo, is evidently a believer in sudden visitations of Providence for the crime that Auuunias of old suf fered for. One day last week he was accused by W. T. Oast of having surreptitiously carried oil' one pocket book and contents, and Jack was sadly affected on account of the charge. He appealed to tho crowd 1 hl Jiumt. N. Y., early 011 the morn 'T!'.'- C. Aug. IK isso. and put on the staud his uublemibh - j j, , of 1h(! 24th. from" heart disease. ! " m.liauw wi h section 1! of ed character for the last ii fly years. Iu lhu (1tth 0f General Mw the , ,,aJ,,'r JJof1 h? U' l--viil I. I Finally he knelt on the ground and l nmtrv mMlliM a ,(.rious ,,w Ho ". L?hne- C1,:rkP?f 'e Ho'".'J '''T sent up tho following petition: l)f tht, wu,l;imiist.y fow niitwionera ot Chatliaiu County, do "Oh, Loid. look down on Jack ' wW , 1()1.tull(! it hlis hili.n hereby cert.fy that the following is a Davis, and if he stole that man s t() ;m.lt..lse tho world s stock of useful f,r,,e nml 1'orl'fct "tatwiieut of amount, nocket book take his suirit out of his r...,t ..f .l...-., .i..' items and nature of all compensation body right now and carry it to the skies, After waiting a moment, and seo iug the breath still remained in him, and perhaps fearing that the audi ence might think he had asked to be carried the wrong way, aud therefore the test was not strong enough, he supplemented his first with this pe tition: "Oh, Lord, if Jack Davis knows anything about that pocket book make a hole iu the ground right where he is standing and let him sink down out of sight, right here and now." Ue failed to sink, and tho jury and the crowd said "not proven." Kin ston Journal. Narrow Eseape. Messrs. II. A. Cook and (. B. Halyburton had just completed a saw mill and shingle machine, after a couple of months' work, twelve miles west of this place, on South river, uud had been running them successfully abont ten days, when, Thursday night of last week, as they sat upon the dam after supper talking over their business affairs, there was a sudden rush of water and the dam burst to pieces. Iu a moment the two men found themselves precipi tated into the current, lighting aud drifting with the debris of the dam. Cook was washed about fifty yards down the stream when ho caught on the shingle house, which was itself under the water, where he held until the water subsided. Ho was beateu with the timbers and rafts, receiving numerous bruises and cuts upon his face, head, and dill'erent parts of his body, and having his clothes nearly all torn off. Halyburton was swept about a quarterof a milo down stream and when he came to realize his sit uation was bunging to a bush. He finally got a foot-hold aud came to land in a bruised and greatly dis tressed condition. Ue vomited a large amount of water, casting np with it a quautity of gravel which he had unconsciously swallowed. Statcsvillc Landmark. Guilford Nominations. At the Guilford county convention, held last Monday, John N. Staples was nominated for the Senate, aud J. S. llagsdide and D. O. Nocley for the House. Killed . ! , . . ,, Jt. cuiuit'il nullum an iimtniiuy , .,. . ., . .. ., -r, ,, J. Ncuse road yesterday morning by a run away mule, She was driving ho mule to a cart when it became ; frightened and ran away, upsetting thocartand breaking the woman s , . . . . , i 1 1- i neck. An infant she was holding ,n, her arms escaped unhurtKalcigh , Drowned. We learn that Mr. Samuel Midgette ' a resident of tlio lower port of this county, was drowned while deer hunt- hut on Tuesiliiv. Mr. Mld"et.te clias- ' ed tho animal into South river, and ; v in. u. nft"1 v ' wnen it upset, ana noiwunsiauuing ho was a good swimmer, was drown-, ed before assistance could reach him. Newbern Record. Keniarkable Thrift. Buncombe furnishes t wo instances j nf i-i.tint-lnhlo lhrift.. Two verv nor , men four years ago commenced plant-! incf tobacco. Where was want, and ! peuury and destitution, there is now ! plenty. In each caso the success, and the consequent acquisition of wealth has been fabulous. Their crops this year are estimated at $15, 000. Charlotte Observer. Absconded. The Glen Alpine Springs prema turely closed 1 ues'lav nitrht by tho ! , exit of the ie proprietor through the '. . lie was unable to meet tions to tho jieoplo in the ; back door. his obliga ',",." ' , , n ' ' W Charlotte Observer. Siiiike Slory. The Fiiul.lii.siilU- Correspondent of the Ashboro Courier, under the date of August the 14th. says: j Mr. S. A Alliidge to day filled at j the Frauklinsville Grist Mill a water ' snake from which issued thirty two young snakes, each of which was 8 j inches long. They were counted by, a son 01 Mr. .1. 1. Aiiriiigc ana uier ,.,, mistako about j,;., f()1. u Btorv ? it How is : The Chicken Trade. The Now York Correspondent of the Raleigh News ays : A friend whocamefrom Norfolk late ly, on one of the Old Dominion Steam ships, tells me that a passenger was on board who had nve thousand h chickens, which he hud bought up in 1 Tennosee. and was bringing to tho New York market ; and the captain of ' ,1 . . 1 1 . . ,1 the steamer informed him that this . . . . . '. . r. ''" .... ., 1 hail I'-tii'Mit as many as tlurtv tnous ; and at one tune. wooden frames, with troughs anmnd. t 1 , , "'..,, x- ... 1. t 1:.... i f , , , t -i , 1 pliuvd for tho fowls to get at through , tue slats. 1 mention tins lor tnu 1. .f ,..iM,.,..:;,.,.'.,i;,.il.iMlu lin.-lil 111 uu i-iutniJiiauig imiiiimimn who may be inclined to lollow tins Tcniiessef example. North Carolina is nearer New York than Tennessee. Old Probabilities Dead. General Albert J. JIver, Chief Sig 1 ! nal Ollicer, died at the Pal.i"e Hotel i hilvo 1K.llU,ve(1 distinction in the va. 11 1 rt 1 111 ,w.i. nous walks of lite have aili led 110th-, . , . 1 t 1, nnr to tho sum total of oilman , " , , ., , .l.i knowledge, lhey have simply tu ed again the furrows plowed by their predecessors, and have often gotten more glory by shallow work than those who went before them attained bv deep subRoiliug. It is not claimed for Gen. Myer that ho discovered new facts in science, but ho invented 1 new applications for known princi- j pies, and so directed his work as to , make it. useful iu all departments of luiuiiiouu I11111I mill si-ii- ill lience t and war. Commerce, a-'riculture and the liietrhunic arts are indebted to the j result of his labors to an extent that 1 can scarcely be measured. Washing- tou Post. I Toiirgee'sllook. ! A North Carolinian visiting in New England writes as follows: "I have been i in nearly all tho New England States, ami my "object in writing you is this : j that I am astonished to find Judge j Tourgee's book, "Fool's Errand," j meeting with such sale. Every one is buying and reading it ; the news boys 1 are crying it out on all tho trains, and numbers have asked mo about it. i Ch ri lotto Observer. First Cotton. The lirst bale of the new crop of North Carolina cotton was sold in New York city tui the 21th. by auction, at 1:1 cents per pound. The guide is strict low middling to middling, and it is about, ten days earlier than the first bale last year from the same State Novel Finn. They have a law firm in Michigan j styled Cortidge & Daughter, ex-1 Judge Cortidge having taken hisj daiKj'htor Helen into partnership. It will urobablv be dissolved when Miss Helen gets auothcr partner and be- I comes Mr,.- I News. He Was a Itcpiihlimn. j Hiram Atkins, a well known lioston Democrat, recently met a Republican iriend, Mr. Manning, in the smoking 'car on a Massachusetts Central train. j Manning wan ridiculing the general i appearance of the average leium-rut. j Half way down the car was a jolly son of the Emerald Isle, who in- , ,i , 1 i- . ... . i . it'. tlulgcd in iretiueiit potation from a 1.1. .... i...(ti, i 1...1 .... , ,llllsl, ' ,,. ,,:, .., L J ere," said Manning, '-there's u j ( of your HlUU,)( v 1)(. D,ni(,,,,l( J Atkins ., ,. n , . , . ,, , tried to doLe tue point, hut .wanning W1W istt inl hoUilll. t,;. tb.u(u Irishlimn JW a ,'? tiVc hr. gument to Democracy rinallv At kins offered to bet 5 that the deli i rious man was not a Democrat if ; Manning would lind out The money was put in the 1 about it. lauds of a bystander and the Republican up-1 liroaclied tlie uillv Celt somewhat as lollows " ell, my lrieml. How are . ,, ,1 t I T . -jji-dhh uu-u x nimw x have all the (hie) symptoms of a Dem- o -rat (hie), but faith an' I have been ; (hie) a Republican ever since I took i , out mo jtapers. ne snout winen """I "P "om every passenger in me I cU' was something to lie remembered. J . ' . . T'.vervlii i,lv should note the fact ! that tho best remedy known for Coii'dis, Colds, etc., is Dr. Bull's ('ough Syrup. Trice only 25 cents a 1m it tie. THE MARKETS. K-irrteit for Tint Iiiuiuu ly M. T. NOHK IS V O O., UHOCKHS ft COMMISSION M i:H( II 1 NTS. lUi.ru in. N. it. AuuuM a.Ki. COTTON MAURI:!-: su-u-t i.w Middling in , , .t. q-nc. ' ' '" j rri1("."c i: anir.. vision m kkf.t. ; fiour, nc ;m. - u. liM..- I IlMl I'olllloi-M, .7V..1 N C Hog lMuii-I, l'i0 ,mi i. Sn'oB HllllW, l'J nl:l lllllts slll-lllil. f,Oii75 bulk, C II nl'll'w. "3 I;'S I Vi u-'li'i h i1i-I H o hIioi.MiTS, ''St " Ullp-'rio-l, 3 NCl-ork, 11 I A.1i-. y'-i C..1T.-.-. ii-,ii7 I 1. -us-, r buJid, .mi"i snsvnii, r.i-c., 1:. Cnhii M..ln-'s. :!. jn Hiiitrr, li-jn l.U,-l'..-l siil'., 1 -..I I Hag.-,, 1 Suwir, liK"ll I SPECIAL NOTICES. Tombstones for Sale. The citizens of Chatham aro re spectfully informed that 1 keep the largest and best Btock of Tombstones, -c., in the State, and am selling at greatly red need prices. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Writo for price lists aud drawings before buying elsew here. W. K. WILSON, mar IS tf Durham, N. C. new Advertisements. Waps ani Bngps. 11!. I r. M'lvtfio'.y i.;i,. iiiiv in tlm lml lli- Urn! , 1 luivii izottoti ui a Wimi.1 bIioii wlilch is run In roll ! nucti iu with my iiimkmiiii i-imii i.y j. o. Tiv 1 wii.wi-xi-ri-iia-uw-iK uor.-iimi.nt. w" w 1,1 1"1' "' "". f"""1 buifKlos, &o. All our iii-lri-s will In-us l--w lio. , ' , . ,.,' , ,. ,, ' . hlblo. A jhari" of liotrouiig' r,'.--invttiilly ol!.iii-J. i -1. A. uoiiNAliAi, uiu'jahui ii.-iiv-.ir; " 1 " v'" "1Mil- r- '"'1 t.naiiiaui t.ouiiiy. j votui. ....Vnr" '".i.t 1 1.,, iiiniuiiiT Hitiiiii iih-iIi i. 11i.nn. ii.. h a n. n r-i- dt-nt of UiIh suiic. an-1 li-ii. ln-niy noiiii-.l 1 , , . ,.!t. .,., ,., u,,-,,,,,, , 1.1 at 1'HtalM.i-o-, op tin-1. nl M-m-my iiftrr 1 M- llrii In Septi-llll'iT, lhl-l','lll. llll.-.M,.-.-l' -l.-lll III' to till' I'iltlll. ua h .-oiiii.iiiini. w. l". ioimjki;, l. s. c. AiiKiint an, ists). i'iw STATEMENT. Ol FU E IJoAlll) OK OoMMIssloNKKS. ClIVTllAM Cor NT V. N. ('. ; audited by the Board to the iiieinl.eis mereoi soveiunv, mueiner wnu me . . , " number of days they were in session ... , . J S .... and tue oistaneo trnveiie-i iv eucn j fa d f s tuijL(.,r 1S7,): . - ' I Maiik Bvxrii, for 2. days service as I Commissioner at ?-2 per , day, ?,4.(K) 300 miles travelled, at 5 cts per mile, for 50 galls sorghum, for computing tax lists, 1.1.00 20.00 34.04 Total, -123.04 ! C. 11. S. ott, for 27 days as Commiss sioner, $o4.00 4 days on Finance Com mittee, 8.00 ' 4 S8 miles travelled, 21.10 Letting out repairing of bridge at New Hope, 2.00 Fees as Justice of tho Peace in State cases, 5.73 ; Attending tho Superior Court 7 days on busi ness for the county, Computing tax lists. 7 110 ' 44.54 Taking tax. list iu Will- j ianas' township, 22.00 i Total, 1G7 (!'. I. H. Ci.F.iiu, for 27 days service as Commissioner, $."1.00 3 days service on Fi nance Committee, (.00 :i.)0 miles travelled, 1!)."0 Computing tax lists, i!'.U0 4"0 lbs. bet f and -1 bus. corn for poordiousc, 23.S5 ,r00 lbs. pork for pjor bouse, 37.50 1(!7 lbs. bacon forpoor bouso, 18.117 Commissions ns purcha sing agent for pool- bouse, 2(1 S7 Total, i?2ir.4-J Tho Hoard was in session 2o davs, ' , but. two days additional pay was drawn for tho preceding year, and is New Advertisements. Executor's Sale. Will : i ! MiiIii-hI M-I.l r, f-.r i-ju-li. at the la.,- r-!-i li iii- "f Wlllliiiii lh-n-lt ii, iliic-i-aBixl, on Tliunuluy, llic'JUi dny "f Si-iiU-inln-r lu-xl, out' 1"! .( cuitlt-, h v", funi.lut lixils, lioum-li'-M rurnlluro un-i a t. uiiu-i-iiL-a.-t. a. o. ueaden. hub l'.P Exoriilnr. FOr Salee 400 imsliiMs (! l Souml CV.ru, at TO ceuts t liuxla-l. Aly to Oulrlu Uol'lor, lu8ftii inanillln, IxHivlllf, win-re you cau ulao have tlio boat of Uur mailo, or to J.W.COLE, aug l'J lui IblvlKU, M. c. Umteu States Intkkxal Revenve, Deiuty Collector's Office, 4tii Dist. North Carolina. PiTTsnoito'. Autrust lfi. 18K0. ly-i-sonx wIhIiIiik to m mn-au do no at my office ;. 11Vi,J in ,hl . . .. . .i i . . ..... ii .... 1 ,,.- vm! mi- at tlim I'I'iro MoiulajB, h1- Prl'layH. T- lu-xilii.vB ami StuiirUaye, during iln roniHliuug ,iny,,f uiin moutu. l. b. i'knniniih, au1'-'ai c"wU' H arill IOr Oal6. UE fttr.n haii.uiioN, ono mHo eoutuwosl of inihiK.ro, c-omiriKiug 400 acres; half woodland. lT'-iuii-a win-at, com, oam aud touuxo. is woi' watwv.1, w-vi-rnl pl imail..ws. Uouw lias U iim m-l two siiiiill trllars; larg liaru aud oUiwr out-liuililliitin; cii.i'lliil wi ll aud sewral sprlugs, home. lioUHvholil iiml kU..-lii-u furuiiun-i jilouo, farming' Cliarges imr ssl..n nf months : Brd (eiolu , , , . 1 slve of waHlilne and llglita) and tulUon in full Bn- utout-llH. caul.-, hors., hogs, carrlago, wagons, ,,,, p,,,,, t;5. atudlos modorate. For liiiriHiclii', 'iiKi liut-liols i-ud outs, ouo lluckt.-e particulars a"ily tu licaiw and Mowi and out drill. 1 will sell any j )eM T. K. JONES, President. ot iIichk uow at private soli, and wliatoTeris not sold will be sold al public solo at Uallliron on the lmh of N'-wiiitx-r iit-xt for cash. The furiu on li-riits ot from ouv to live yuars, wUh lniorust. O. 11. OUIr FlTU. aug is tt l'lusNiro. N. c. For Sale! fl T,'BBIKE WATEB WUEEI" '" J""",,,r- twouty-tour Inches Will bo sold cheap. ;) AiMruu Tuk Kko-iud OfUcc, or J. 8. II EN LEY, Cauv Crook P. O. Allguit Slh, IKKIl. OFFICIAL. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Office Sl'I' T. l'l'llLIO ISSTKI'CTION, Raleigh, N. C, Sept. J), 1875). C u t. W B. KENDRICK. General Agent L mversity Publishing Com - puny, Raleigh. N. C, Deab Sih : It gives me pleasure to I inform vou that Holmes' Readers & Spsllsrs. Maury's Geographies Holmes9 Drammars have been adopted for use in the Public Schools of. the State. Very respectfully, JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, Superintendent Public Instruction. fra?" These standard school books are for sale at BYNUM A HE ADEN'S iiugl!) lm. New Cheap Store. State of North Carolina. ) Sujierior t'lutt li.-tiii County. j" Court. Samui l n -jU'T upnluM Murh'iiri-t U--kir. (Onli-rfor l'liWlcall-ni.) A.-U.41 for IHvor-v. I; n.HqiriiiK to ilu' KntlHf.n-tliin of tlic Court that Miuv iri-i ll'.k.-r. Hi.- li-h-mlum. Is a 11. t 1 iili iu , i 1I10 siaii- aii-l i-ainioi, arii-r .1 it. ilillpi-iicv, lie : 1-miioI. it lr- onionsl. That ,n i ill.-nt I-.11 i noi.l.- of ' Uil "r-li-r f--r clx vi--k In "'I'ln-Cliiiiliaiii Ili-oorJ." , n iai-r . n 1 1 1 I , - I 111 Hie town of l lilMU.ro', null-: fyln tin- li-i.-ii'iaiii to upiM-ur al tin- uoxt ti-rni of t In- siii-ri--r Court lor tin- ii-uiuj iini Siatf aforK-1 .siihl. 011 tin' m'i'oii.I M..ntlav aflor tin- llrHl Momlav ! 111 s. iii-mii.'r, lHHi), n,i aiiKwi-r or ili-mur to iii.-.i.iii.iaint ni-n-in hu- may in.ivihi. 1 w. r. nn -suke, c. s. c. , . st;lt(. of x,th Carolina.) Superior 1 Chatham County. ) Court, j jinii.,11 nr..ks. in iM-imu .,f iiimi-if an.i u.-h nt ' , nn-iniiniiiaiiii Ui-mmu an Hln-mav im ntviiHHl. 1 ""o""" n.r. oil aiiLi,,v.ii.i tui-uiM-lviw iiariliw. Aiiiilunt Tin. A. ItrookH, piirvlvliiK fxiwutor nf A. D. Hi-uili'ti, iivi-ai-.. iru.itix'ot Marlon llr...k. onliT'-l liy tin- Curt that nulill.-alloii lm ma-la, f.r nix wi-kM In Tli,. Cliatliain Itis-onl ioiiinmtit. Ihk all II ri-illt-iri of Marlon liriM-kni-iiilira.-.! In ; tin- .lii-l of iriiKt, crauiisi liy hi in to A. D. Ili-adi-u In ixi. to iniiiio fornatil hi iln nrxt u-rm of una . curt anl luaki IIiiiiiim-Ivi-m itartlm Ui UiIm aillon, I whl- li In liroiiuht to hoiiIi. aaid tniMit, or ttioy will In- i-xi'linti-il from nharlnir In tlm illHtrlliutlon of tiin fiiiuiM. wu. r. roi'NULE, u. s. c. I wuEzr you earns to pxttsboxlo', I1B Still VOL' CALL AT W. L. LONDON'S CHEAP STORE ! I Il can ati-l will aII yon aa rhap as can b tviiight anrwhern. Ha will dhow jmu bj far tka InfKiwt HtiH-k In the rounty. Hn i-u hIiow you a nrwaU'r vatimy than any bouaa lu tlm Stain. It you mxsl any Dry ti.ailK, I-.ijJ. .n In lh placn. If you want any lUld uf Fancy Oouua, London kvaa than. If rn waul anytlilug lu Uic farming lluu, L-mdnu kovia Uit-rn. If You Need Anything to Eat, ' L"uJ"u c"" Halll,'r r"u. If you nco-1 any Clothing, Loiiuon Can Dress Yon From Yonr fleafl to Yonr Feet If your WAnt r-iulrn any Ilarilwarnor Tlnwarn, Ixindnn can furnlab them. If you want n fur nKh your liouno, IMi'l-m liaa all klmlM of Furuliuro. niiug-boila, luuklag guuiaw, Crudtery, Olaw wuro, latnix ami tamp flitim-f, towola, eurUilun, cariui, Axb Even Fl.yTraps! If you vMi to krfi tin- tlnia. Imdoa'a sloro ha a aplnndld atm-k of Oooko, Watchon, to. If o w t-i. to ri-Ws i;i't oim of thoiie cluviii skiMIuh, brldlna aud lialtora tnat Loudou koepa. Zf You wish to have yovr Sewing done at Some, eomo to I, on'loii's ami buy a m-wlug niadilne ho knnps the beat and cbeaiiaat. IF YOU WISH A SPECIAL GOOD BARGAIN, -all ut 1 mil-m V. If you iiix-d anything, Loudon koojw ovoryiblug. XT YOU Aim GOXI7G TO TSJLVSL, London's HtiH-k of Trunkn, Vallflos, fcc, la cheap. If You OnlyWant to Look, L,'"'"iieiatinowyou. So nw no aura and ! w. L. LONDON'S SSieeellaneous AdT'ts Farm for Rent. To RENT for a tot in 'f j i-ara, my furm u liui-ky ltlvi-r, 1-1"W WlilU-'a brHgr. oiinaliilne 7 acres. 01 wDU'n a mrge ari nru ixhimiii muun, buu nit well alall lo corn, ptun, wlui aud unw. Ap lly 1 m ou the premlnos, or by lolUir addrensed to PlltMb."', N. 0. t- B. BU11HS. July 27, lt0. ni. Educational. Peace Institute, For Yonne LailiBS. uaij:igii, IV. o. KBV. B. ni'BWEI.L, JNO. U. BU11WELL, THE NEXT SESSION oimmennr on Wodooadar. Inl of K.-pu-m Ijxr, KUM. o IubIUuUod iiOBra u jH.rlor advanla for Imttructlou In all brauclwa uually tauglil In Orat-claaa souiluarloa for yuuux uwlliw. Advautaifoo for Instruction In munlc (Tocal and ImitriimeuUkl) aud Mudrrn Lauguaea uiiaur- p&HSOd. Tlie only iimuiuuon in me snuin uavinR in auc- operation a fully iu!.ihm1 cli. for lu- BtrucUl)11 , tne un,rj and practlc uf Ouoking. lor circular and catalogue, al4resa HT. n. IICUW KlL a SOU. July I Kalolgli. N. a Greensboro Female College. Oreeniboro, - XT. O. THE UMh SESSION wlU begin on iugnal MUk. This well kuown IhstltuUou oQVra superior fi- , wl.h thB ouinfurU of a uleasanl. weU-ordared SCHOOL BOOKS! AFPLETON'S SERIES. Exchanged for old books and sold at introduction prices, which ia less than one-half regular price. Teachers would do well to call at j LONDON'S CHEAP STORE and 1 j see them. Appleton's Readers are recom- ' mended by the best teachers in the J State as being the very best serios. j to?" Teachers will be furnished ; with specimen copies on applica I tion. Angust Cth, 1880. jBYNUM&IIEADEN j Wbuave Jist iiik-ivia from th clilea of Hon : tou, Ni-w Vork, I'lillaillhla anil lialtlmore, onaut the larfc-st st-n-ks of gooda III the cuuir, cuublat I lug Iu part uf j STAPLE DBT COOIW, j LAOIKS' DltKSS GOODS, LACKS, NECK UII1IIONS, MUSliriTO KKTTINO, VANKKK NOTIONS, and laoiks' hath, (Trinioivd and Uatriinutad.) iArSiork READY-MADE CLOTHING, I' -r Mi a, VouiIia and Boys. CROCKKltV, lil.AbSWAUK & CHINA, CUAM11HU SKTS, UAUDWARK, CUTLERY, OHOCBBlkS, Ill'OGY WAOON M ATIUtlAL, PLOWS PIOW CASTING, AND DOL'llI.B-S HOVEL PLOWS, ! A tarO XiOt of FnTBitlire. almnat nv unlil tliat ntn ha Imin.l In a FiBAT-iTLASS retail aUiro. W mint ourdlallr Invite all rann to oaU an4 AtnmliiA onr HUipk. WM tAkA ffTMt nlMuiim In ahowluir whothnr tou uut or not. W cuaranlM our gooda at bottom prions. P. 8.-10,000 Pouuda Woo) wautod at BYXUM & HEADEN'H New Cheap Stor. Plttabum, Aivll W. 'so. ()- Uuta, shoos, alilrto, Drawora( aocks, Cnwk, eta, can at CHEAP ST0BEJ ft. li ailililMIIMI i1liaF" i,mir-"-