THUU5DAT, DECEMBER 22. 1881. ,
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LOCAL HE CORDS.
Pt L rt M M7irtira"eM for
Uaalt Chattel aiones r ;
sale at the Recoup office
ST Coffee drinkers should read the
advertisement in another column
beaded Good Coffee.
var Hon. V. R. Cox will please
accept our thanks for dailv copies o
the Conobkssiosai. Record." j
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i c tw;u n '
"Miss Rebecca S. DaMS is pre-
. . . . I . 1. Arii,,a tsn
pareu iu ruv uiu von..r,
reasonable terms. Rooms iu th bouse
next to the post office.
DdT Ho for Christmas ! Byuutn &
Headen have just received a nice lot
of Christmas Goodies, Florida
Oranges, Raisins, Lemons, Fancy
and Plain Candies, and many goodies.
Santa Glaus has also given us a call
and made a deposit of Toys for the
Lttle fulks. Come and see, one and
all.
ir Don't forget to make arrange-!
roent about your accounts at iiou
don's, for be" savs all accounts must
be closed before new ones can be
made. You will find at London s a
splendid stock of Clothing. Hoots,
Shoes, aud any thing you need c beaj).
Cash customers will find it to their
iuterest to give him a call.
and Confectioneries for Christmas
iust received at Shaw k Harris',
Don't buy your presents until you
have lieen to see their stock. They
have a large stock of clothing to dis
pose of at reduced juices. All who
are indebted to them must come for
ward ami settle their old accounts by
the 1st of January.
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Vef .ythough the rush has been
rery great all the week at London's
he has still enough of Old Santa's
things to furnish all you need. He
is receiving new gouus .--i, nu.
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A fine lot of Oranges, Malaga ( .rapes
and other goo 1 t hings jut opened
to-day. Remember Old Santa Clans'
head ipiarters are at London's, uud
vou can get all kinds of nice presents
very cheap.
The Baptist Almanac
We have received the first number
of the North Carolina Baptist Almanac
for 1SS2. edited by Rev. C. T. Bailey. J
While it contains much valuable in
formation for the public generally it
is of special value to all Baptists, and
will no doubt have an extensive circu
lution.
KpvHiiie Raid.
On last Monday night deputy col
lector Walter!). Mo. ue captured an
illicit whiskey still in Hickory Moun
tain township, that is said to belong
to Jehu Moblcy. No one was at the ,
1 ill at the time of its sei.ure. but lire
was under it, showing that it was re
cently used.
Public Kiifcrtalninciit.
On next Wi'dnesday night the ;
young ladies and gentlemen of this
place will give an entertainment i'oii-
ststing of charades, tableaux, V-.
at
lm Rciulemv buiidiiiL'. for the DiniKise
4if raising 'additional funds for the ,
town clock, which it is proposed to
i.laeo in the cupola of the new court ,
house.
Sheriff's Settlement.
On last MoiuLiy Sheriff Brewer
went to Raleigh and settled in full
with the public treasurer for the
State taxes due from this county.
The amount paid by him was !?7,..jl.
83. He is the second Slicnll m the
State who has settled this year, and
bylhe-way SlierilT Taylor was the; Santa Clans. May all their expecta a uuruer itC.
second sheriff who settled last year, tions lie realized ami old Santa fill j Laurinbnrg Euterpriso: Ou Sun
Chatbam has the luck of having good each and every stocking brimful ! i (iy nioruing last tho dwelling of Mr.
sheriffs. j - ! (. A. Koper, situated one mile east
! Tlie DeUniinent Stibserlber. j of this place, together with some of
Tim Winter Solsliee. , f . ..., tho household furniture, waa de-
u , . R0,SllC7, . I ''e one great terror of newspaper , by fire Mf R A phi,.
Solstice is the name given the two men is the .kliiiipieiit subscnlifi t ' h;ii ,,uli;. lrill,.,!
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H.'am.l.n II. (Jllllt? Ill. I . t ...
the sun is at its greatest distance from
the CHuator. ami is so ealh'd becmise
lin won limn niu.ears to stand Still for
several days, being lciived from two (. lu te noir" (as the French would j News & Olvserver: M illie Spivey, ;
Latiu words "sol"' tho sun and . tci in it) of newspapers, and has beeu j an old colored woman, Win burned
"sisto" to stand. We are now in the ; the cause of more of them tollapsing j to death on Saturday las'- at Mr. Al- j
midst of the winter solstice, whi'ti the than all other evil ; i-ombiiied. His ! sev lUnes in Wake Forest towu
days nro the shortest, ami unless a ' approach is so insidious that be seizes j ship. Sho was engaged in washing,:
man is at work before sunrise he will ; his victim before it is conscious of the 'and the weather being old, she'
do very littlo in a day. Tbo day's f,U't mid soou crushes out its life j placed tho tub near the- open tiro
length now is only 0 hours and 43 The deaths of one aft r another of his ! place an 1 atood with her b ick to the
minutes, whereas during the summer ; victims do not seem to serve as warn-1 tire, when ber clothes caught from
solstice tho davs are 11 hours aud 34 1 ings to the survivors, and one news- j the d imes and she was so b dly burn
minutes iu length, (paper after another in alarming sue i ed that eha died on Sundiy. j
. I cession follow the sad fato of their) T , . o '
The Raleigh correspondent of tin
OoUlsboro' Messenger, m a recent ici-,
ter, thur. alludes to the illness of one '
of our citizens :
"Tim lurirn i-ircln of friends of ( ol.
-r" ' - :
H. A. London, of Fittsbo.o. are
grieyedto learn of his serere and
threatening illness, cpuseipu nt upon
a fall recently received, and 4-oniplica
ted with rheumatic fever. Col. Lou-
don is one of tho most honored and
inft Jeutial citizens of Chatham, and is
well known in every pan oi on man-.
II- t. w. l.non u.lifflv iliiv;nrI in I'Vi'i'V
pxtl work throughout a life that now
reaches three fourth of a tenfurv.
hoie4l by tho many who have heard
.f bis misfortune, with pain, and who
know the value of a good man."
The many friends of the above
naruod gentleman will bo pleased to
learn that he is now much better,
ami it is hoped that he may yet live
nanv more years of a life remarkable
for its usefulness and purity.
Robbing a Mill.
On last Sunday liiht Dixon's mill,
ou Cane creek, was entered and rob
bud of two wicks of flour. Th:f thief
doubt was
Christmas.
preparing to eujoy
rittsboro Academy.
The fall session of the l'ittsboro
J 111 nrrMMUll J uic iiunuvw
A(.H,,.UV t.OM.,i jast wetk jjr. janies
S. MatininiMhe accomplished pniici-
' pal of this school for the punt two
years, will not teach Riii but devote
himself to the study of law. Capt
C. li. Denson will be his successor
all( reopen the school on the th. of ,
January. This gentleman has hn-d ;
man.T .vw exjrienc as au instruc. I
tor and is most liighly m-ojinphsbed. !
His advertisement will Hj'iK-ar in oar j
IR'xt issue- '
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Journalistic.- '
On the first of JanuarT the i
bern Nut Shell will merge into the
Commercial News and the consolida-:
ted raiKT will be published bv a joint
st.K-k company composed of fifty busi
ness men m -ewiiein.
We congratulate the Wilmington
.
Dailv Review upon cel. brating its ' h"'cere uopes aiieuunig sucu occu.
fifth anniversarv. and we hope to ex- J'S "in-nence, patience
tend our congratulations ujion its 1httl'ly ulty of imparting
fiftieth. Brother James certainly de- knowledge to her pupds places Mrs.
... ... - - l-l it-ru 111 4liA feki.r HriL' fit fliA tall.
served all the suMsstuat litis rcwara-,
: ed his labors.
liinsliaui School.
We are in receipt of catalogue of
Rinham School for lHul. contaunng
the names of 2." pupils, 1 12 of whom :
nre ii-niii onisiiie oi -omi i iiiounn.
There has .been a steady ( increase i
numbers since lS,(i. ithin the last
five veins 23 localities. 211 States
t,f
flu. 1 iii, i iin,l M I'mi i 'ii I'liimt ries
South Amcri. a. Europe an.
1 sia have
been represented.
We are glad to
H-e a North Carolina School surpass-
ing any similar enterprise in the ;
whole South. See advertisement.
lloiilicidc. :
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On liiwl l-Vi.lnv niclit Home neoroes
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(T;lt .1.1 ! ilrilll L'fOI ll.-l-l'. Ill t lf f'.'L.-tt
cm part of this county near the Wake '
lino, imd one of them struck another
on the head with a fence rail. Depu-
ty ShentV Wih y (l i'idwiii hearing of
the affray arrested tin-ussnilaut. and
i - iirrieii linn ueiore v . n. rscou .. i ..
i,i . .
i,t not b mg able to obtain any evi-,
deuce ii-oiinst him he was released.
On Sunday niglit the injured i--,'ro
it, Wake county and h '"'ad
heing examined bv Dr. ('. N. Robin
sum the skull wiii found to have lieen
fractured. We have not yet heard of
the arrest of the supposed murderer,
and presume he has escaped.
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All.4piiiftidiitinuiiHiin.il. , Kilston jimrnal. Elisha Lang, of millioi.B of dollars. During the last
It encourages nil editor to know pjttconnty, in 1872 purchased a plan- j three y;iirs 200.000.000 of impor
ting his subscribers appreciate his f ,tion which produced a bale of cotton ' ted gold h is disappeared. It is not
efforts to furnish them a readable to r HrrPS This year he has made in Iho backs, is i.ot circulating in
paper, and it is ipiite gratifying to ! on the same land," with one old mule, ImsinPFs, and has not beeu reship
receivc such letters as the following: i ) ,nlt.s flf cotton, weighing 523 lbs. ped to Europe. It is supposed to be
...v.,.i.., V " li.... 11 'HI.
1'mt.ih Rkmi:ii: I i nclose 1. io
lie credited on my stili-icription to j
yourpapir. 1 .1 .n t km w b. ther !
I am behind or n-.t. but I d.ui t want .
to run any nsk about getting your ,
liaper. and you may consider ic ,
ibscnber for U'U ' years at least, li :
I get behind let me know, but don t
stop the paper, for it ms nu ts ,,,e ,
and keeps me strait, and without it I i
fear I should get into mischief. i
Yours,
D. C. CI ii. moke.
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Christinas Is Coining.
The sulphurous odor ami niiise oi
lire ('lai kers and the disciitdaiit toots ,
of (in horns already annouiice the ,
approach of Christmas, and the lire-;
him-
pivssii.ie smau noy i. enjoi mg '-
s,'l
llie utmost ami to the annoy-
........ ..r ... ..i l l.. . v . I iio iinvs ni i
e ..... 1.1 ... f I.,. .1...... t :
ance oi evei voooy aiic ui i
.1... 1.. I ...... ..1 tin l.-..v .li flu.-tli liii'li. i
ami he will soon go where all good '
turkevs o.i.dit to iro. The Christmas
Iree is cut audits boughs will soon
t... nlili ii l.iMil of lnviiif
.rift,. " The stockings am in midiness ' and senienced to ten yearsi.npris.,.i
T.. i... i... i ...., lw.... il. nn.l ment in the penitentiary. Th.s is pint
tin. 1,'Ml.. ones ,oe r aerlv lookinif ill) I
the -himiicy to catc b a glimpse of ol.l .
the insatiate ino.isier mat sw ow s
, up in its . apacions maw so many of
its victims and still cues for more. .
.1... ; i:.,4., ....... (.e (In uveal n iv ti
i ill- iiinatii.il. ,.tv..o. ..............
Yes. the. "dchlldlll'lit SllhSCriUer IS
- i ;
e are grauneti in oei..K Bti o
, ttJ tlmt uut f,.w
readers of the
,,..,,.., K tiH, ..di-linuuent subscri
i 4i,.. i,..l,,,i,i I...A ;.it rrlnuu
, . i...'....:i , ........,,1 nl.l,-
lOr Olll KUIICI llicin lilt- nuimmiuii
' iiu tl,ir rav,u,.a,sindeed we
. J ,J f,' f ftny ,,as, a smaller
.lllIuU.r (f ..lcHiitiuei.ts" than the
. jj,.,.,,,,,, still tli.-re arc some who
ftn, ft little in iiireiirs, and thesol we
W((ul j ,.l.K1,irtfnv ftsk to settle up
j,t.f()le tl0 vwir ,.(",sf.s and not let the
111W ........ ti,,,! them in debt for tlmir
1 1
Seliool Celebration.
! F.iutoh Klcoui. : I he progress of
tin; age demands a more liberal edu- j
cation among the coming generation;
and I am glad to know that, in many
portions of our county, parents are
1 fully appreciating tho great necessity
for 4lueatii.g their children, loo
i much care i-iai.not be exercised in the
1 selection of teachers-for it is the
o is responsible for the
jing and progress of the
m oix r (niiuiii
1,111, il
It wan to make mention of the elos '
inij exercises of Mrs. Martha. A. Har ,
! ria' school two miles iiorth of Pitts- j
boro. on th" 15th and 10th instant,
ilbe;au this communication. It is :
: no fulsome flattery, when I say ber j
pupil acquitted themselves with
pupil.1 UClJUUlfU lUVIlineit CD 11U j
m0re credit than anv I now recollect, I
their examinations were excellent !
uuj showed rate proficiency. !
One of the features of this excellent
school is map drawing a method
that makes iudellible impressions on
the youthful mind. A mmibf r of maps
0f lie State, drawn by different pu -
pils, were shown, giving the different
counties, county towns and principal
water courses, these were all good,
ftl"J HOme 'luit? artiKtic in fi,,isb- Tlje
,,i ,i u ,Lvtl is, .WUii.k.
"v""
tious by the girls and boys, lutcrsper ;
sid with music. The exercises d"s
ln wl,n a huge pot of sugar candy
Jor 11,0 111110 ?m'H'. wu,c" every one
i Knows was eninven uv ine cniiuren.
was .-hji.ti-h u u, ...-...
(t'll leased and m high glee, the
. 1 r 1 1. 1
nuTrrutu mi Trif.ii.u t .1 i s fxci'ii.i.i.
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H?Jool dispersed for their homes with
" ,
iiiinils ure evoeedii.-lv fortunate 1
Jtn& SSc furtunate
ecunng ner services.
R. J. P. j
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and
iu becuriu
State News.
! teacher who
m. , , . i. t i
SnSndVnt crfihe Ct
Moore, Superintendent oi tue Col
ored insane Asylum, and one oi tne
lending pliysiciiriM in uispartol tbe
State, died at Uoldsboro ou luurs-
-iy.
-Wilmington Star: A man who,
wh(.n h fc,ot Ll8 mftrriHge license
rMra j,,n ilia
:)" years, was hauled np before Jus-
tice McOuicr! a few days aco, for
failure to list bis poll-tax, when he
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IUS1SICU UOOU 11 IUUL HO Wlia JJ'
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'Winston Sentinel: MatildaCarter
Eldri'lge Scales and Joe Hay, all
colored, were convicted and seDten-
ced to be hung at the last term of
Rockingham court for the murder of
.-asu warier, .usuiiih uunusuu ,
-',t ... . ri oi
llungmg to take place February 3rd, ,
1882,
Hilslioro Observer: Win. Thomp
son colored, has been sent up from
Oak drove Township, Durham conn
ty, and placed in jail for living in
adultery with a white woman. An
the white woman was not sent np,
too, pei hups she was kukluxed. It
would have served ber right.
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pnrdi cm 27 acres : 50 barrels of corn,
bushels of potatoes and, in the
menu time, a baby,
"Washington Press: Mr. Valentine
Wlrrn probably the oldest man iu
pMsU.rn Sorih Caroliua, passed awnv
ftHt Week at the advsnce age of one
i,nn.irp.i -...l cvn Mr. Warren was
born
nn inn uiu m r eornarv. 1 1 1 1.
, u hAye on0
an,, vfl uest Valentine day.
fpom whoh ,u. (lfirivpi hill nanle.
Rdeigh Visitor: On yesterday
evening between sunset and d irk, i amount to more Mian fcoiHi. I.euiinn
fr .1 4' lll.lor ilia miller nt A I. : in.' liurii'd. or idle, it is the only
f1 . :o oboiit 15
-i ' ..u w. . f cilv W.1H
kno. j. ,owni cboked and robbed
()f nmni jioo, while ou his wai from
the mill to bis residence which
IS
,i.rp- r. iirtcrn of n. mile off
Rileiirh Visitor: At tbo lite term
"f b Superior Court in Vance coiin-
y a leiiow was i.i.iiuie i wr ruca
!a train on tbo H. tt (i. It. 11.
', learn that tbo criminal waa convicted
aa it should be, and we trunt that all
' BUttro lu- "ul m
last week whose aggie-
, j J j
were0J1, ei ht ni,uth8 old.
"l'r' " -" -"!-,
'enrted letween Oeneral rittman an.l
i,Mm ,na .,o,r
".' " "
I wuu an oiti mtisacb huh ..u.i miu n
Pittman asked John if be ,
rnzor,
I wanted to be blowed up. to which
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' ,n r('PyH' V.. k , .' ' . a .
I I ittmaii fired, the shot taking
ngbt.eide (if the neck, going
1 oownward into the stomach,
' Winston Leader: Clarnnce. a
little nineteen months-old child
1 ,,f Mr. John Fetree, of this place, met
ith a fearful death last Tues.Piv ,
morning, rue mother aent me ii'ik
f. llow intcthebousetowarm. While
etignged in her household duties she
heard a kettle fall and a scream.
The child bad turned over a kettle
of boiling water, scalding itself in a
dreadful manner, from the efforts of
which it ilied on Wndnesday nioru
ing. A sa l death, for whirb much
sympathy is expressed.
Greensboro Nort'i State: At the
meeting of the bjar 1 of Couuty
; Commissioners last, week, tie ques-
tion as o their h-Ril nbi'iiy to buy
Ipfirii with c.imtv (u:-1h. for tho pur-
pose of snpph iut! at coot, such per- j
sons as would wish to purchase of.
tbetu, came up, ami it was decided)
by them, after lejfal advice, that tbe j
had no etich authority under the law. j
The most they could do would be to;
'purchase corn f..r such kh thoi-e who i
purCUBW VU1 u .jv-r
are a charge upon the couuty those !
w ho are in the rioorhonse ami those
who are known as outside poor,
Henderson Gold Leaf: Major
J0UU C. Winder, general snperm-
fr.1nt of iIip lltih'ioh A: (iastonand
j ttaijj.h & Augusta Railroads, has is-
:bae(j tije following ciicnlar, which
eX,iui itself:
I Owing to the shortness of the!
i prni crop, t lie rates on griin from j
! Portsroout'li have been reduced to all j
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lOCai KUllIlinH 1I1 llJiKJr-,
UOpe ,y niean8 to enable our
citizens to psnpplr themselves with-
out Rerioiw incouveoienee."
Xbis is iD,ivf.t s con.menilai.le act,
-n,i . . . n ilfi But.reciated
Bn(j one tL(lt e Bppreciateci oy
lhe pi.0iltl yUii, aloil(, tli8 line of
. T 1 . . . I
.1.. , : r. 1 .. . .fair, irvii
mu aifiu .v.b..
k Ausfa8t H.iihoftds." !
Greeni-lioiv Patriot: Why is j
it the chickens aUays crow in ,
the fust part ot the night on the!
.approach tf Christmas? They
nn i. i.P,i ui,,,,, .nT nifht.
Hl"nt l'r, t'b-ven and twelve o'clock. '
aasertio., that there j
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are more idle men and boys black I
and white in Greensboro than any .
place of its H.e iu the State. For an
1 illustration, take a peep at the court
j honso hteps when the sun is hhiuin p (
'Mr. F. 1$. McLean, living three :
' i,n,,l.t '
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one to tha Patriot ollice last Sat
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nroay, weigi.in- i-viive p.-iuins a..o
two ounces. It was the largest we j
! ever i-aw, and would not go in a
half bushel mensnre. A. Y. Shaw,
a citizen of Friendship township, was
found dead Sunday morning lat on
the public road II miles west, of town
at tue iinJ" near I), u. Aihrignis
pliiiitatinn. He was Uiiitnd States;
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storeKu pir and gmiger, and was on ,
bis way home from (Ireem-boro. It j
is supposed bo died from a cnnvul- ;
sion, as no evidence of foul plav was ,
discovered. He had about SloOon
bis person besides his watch and
chain, which were unmolested, He
, . ., . . f , - i.rtl,, i,,.,,n
lelt t Ins place lor uh Dome peiween
J, t weV(1 o'clock t ni-'ht.
His horse was standing near
body when found.
the
Hoarding Wold.
Mr. E. J. Hale, in a recent letter
to the Fnyetteville Examiner, says:
"It is believed that people in the
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lilted States are noaruiug goio
, r 1. .).. ,..1.. of
CO.I1 IO llie iiuiwiiut ! ...'.. o
ctirefullv 1 1 i 1 !en away in old
trunk
socks and tin pan
aU'i some oi u
: may lm even ouru'o m n' num.
Whilst I was on a visit to Fayette
villo twelve yeaisngo, a Moore coun
ty farmer came there and sold his
crop for $100 in gold, wbi h be said
ho would t-ke home and plant in one
i of his fields, by the side of gold that
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he b, l a.re i-.y p ice.. t o,,
' " lf ' ," r ,1 , Z , cu ren
ted at fiat, time at th then cut rent
he bad already placed their,
der if it still remain there?
rate of interest, about li per ceui.,
and compounded, it wonll not
on-'inal f ICO. Biittli-n, s nun may
u.iv. if he bad lent it the borrower
might have failed and swept it
away.
Answer This.
Did you ever know any person to UAN KS. LKM( NS. A IM'LKS,
bu ill without innction of the Stom-j M1NCK MLAIS.
ach, Liver or Kitluevs, or did you JKLL1 KS. C'A K LS, CIIACK EliS,
ever know one who was well when lU'Ck'WIl LA P FLOl'R,
either was obstructed er inactive;! FINE SVIU'l'S,
auddiC yoi ever know or heir f'('V ( i( )( )I S OF ALL KINDS.
any ;ise of tin kind that Hop bitters
would not cure? Ahk vonr neigh-
. . 1 .
i a itiii:i.
VK.11l.vanr ilwiih ami rnirrlacn liiBerled
fnv. otilltKirle . liiu(l B. v. ii e. 11. f a line.
JU'KSiiS-Vr.MOKV.-At Wlili.-Tllle. N. C.. en
ih- l"ili in-ii.. ! K"v. J, W. IM.-k..ii. Iir. Ii.'
.Ui KwiN u Mr-.. M t K-AltLr MKM..HV, .laotfUli-r el
C..I. W. M. llul'twlu.
GOOD COFFEE.
EvervlHuly wanU It, but very few get it.
h. i au-e iuosl VH.ple .lo not know liw tO j
..,vl.-..:T.-c,erlt lssK.il"l intlieroastinff
i. r lunkhw To nl.viat.' these ilini.-uitien
has hiH-n mr ftii'ly. Thurlcr's ack.e
CoiT.h. nr.' sclivte 1 hy an oxjiert who un
UThUii'ls til" art nr bletl'lin' various lla
vors. They nr roiiit.'il iu the most lerhft
miiutuT tit U iiiiNi-Mli!t' to r.iaot well in
kiuall quant Iti-sl. tli'n I'"1 hi pound pack
uit.nuii ih b-tin, "( fi-owei,! b -ariiw our
sU'iuiUiro n-s ii KiiiiaMt ..f ,rnilnenow8,
ami each pm kw iMiitains the Thurher
reclim for inikinc t'olT.M'. Wo
pack two kimls, Tlmrlwr'a " No. 34,'
strung and pungent. Thiirl. r's "No. 41."
mild an.l rich. Dti" or the ether will
stilt every tvl '. Thy hive the three
jfrejit points, pfl 7.411'if.v, honml .jiimn
iity. rw.Min!.c A -It your tlmcrr
for Thurlx r'H rmt'-l tlrfn- in ji.um.l jel.'i
d(i a, ". M" or "S i. 11" ! tnt Is put
off with any other kind ymr .wn palatn
will t-ll youwlmtil'"t.
Where per-.nMt.le-.ire it wi' nlso furnish
tho ' IhnV Co!T.' eit.1h". simplest, twt
nnd -h.vip.mt tMlT. .--! t in existence.
(Ink ers who sell our Coff.-. keep them.
Ak for vlesei iptiv.' circuliir.
Hipc lfally.
11. K. .V F. H. rni'KllF.H '().,
Imporlera. Wh ile.ial"''i'-ersaii.l ColTefl
ll.ui-lei!.. New Yi.ru.
p s. til' dealers ill IihhI pro
ducts ill the w n i. 1. w. e in-i ler it our in
t..reHt tonianufa 1 nreouly piiteand whole
s,me'o'l"'"l pa. U them la a tidy mi l
Biitisfactory iiiuiiiK-r. All jttaals lMnrinn
our iiioue ai'' ifaaranleod lo ho of superior
ipi'tlitv. purr ami trh.il-H.imr, and dealers
are nr.th o i.'-l to r.-fninl the purchase
prl(! lo any ea wh. re .-usLmicrs liuvo
' raus.' for .liss.it inaction. It is theieforo
i y, ti. inteivst of Uih dejilers and otn
I umel- to ase hurba 'abrnnda.
1 linkers
should read the
anotlier column I
nt in
i hi tided (t .'ni C
iVce.
Couuty Statt'iiiciit.
OfKKK OM:ll 'oMVIM"'XEIl.
I'ittubnr.., N. C , lVc. 21, 11
I certify that tin- following in a rorr-rt
coiiy of t'i Kmane liViwr. ou file iu tlie
minute of county fim'tniioiir.
. li r-AI.'.U. '.lira.
i.iuiiskment Koit kis. ai. vkui kmm.no
I. li EM.I.NE.f;ier.
NctVhMIIKII uOlH. 11
Slieiifr CointiiHtiioim, $ 4SI1 4:i
On acciuut ot UriilifM, 14:'T 21
' " ( i'.rnnr, 5 50
" ' " iJiiurt Ifnune. .11 37
' " " I'mu iHiouem, 21" li"
' ' " Kifriion", 10? 5s
" " " lull rior Court, ti:! 70 .
Itifolvrnl fm-H, OO'.l 7i
" " ' .1 nil Henss, "o:( fi'.l '
' ' Kuimtir. 274 xi) ,
' " " Miw-flUoeoiiB itnn, Hti'i 40
" " ' l'auiirra aud I'oor
Hons.
Superior Court,
For Witn-M tickets,
" Jury ticketg,
l7r.3 70
,'4'J U0
i Rftiiittanri' oil lnolvi'tit iolln.
U.iiiininc nn I'miicrlv it riil.L' u
1-4 n -
ly clinriff.l.
3'JO 43
43
yjm 57
Total (lifburaiiint.
Itlit'ClPIS ANll
KNDINO
FOIt Klrti'tl. VG.IH
VKMItKIt :w, 1SS.
Amount of Ta !.iit f-.r lsstp,
M-rr!..nt. Purel,. tax,
Mnrriai; Iicpdm-k,
IV,,Hr,. tnXi
poulile tax,'
f 10 f .'il 04
1C4 K5
57 !'.)
20 (Ml
53 km
Tax liswU ani colleclfd by Slu-ritT, 2H 50
103'5S 1
r,Ufc nf) j,,,, t vl. tBt, T. Bf
in lia'"isof J. M. Morinp, A'fv,
I.. l,a,l of .1. W T.vK.r. coll.-ci
-d lro, Oran. '
uw , f Moore,
ue ou willimns Judmut, a .out
B mils ioil for nt-w Coiirt
Hnu mo! payable in 10
yt-arH,
3,700 00
$;i 323 57
8,700 00
f 13.023 57
11.2!!I52
rotnl iliHi.iiriiiiita.
T((t, j,,,,..,,,,.,,,,
I'o'hI llccfiiup hii.1 nHetc
To'h! iniielit.
lssi.
iluena IVr. 1st,
.1.7sl C5 ,
riew Advertisements.
BiriCIIAIVI SCHOOL,
r.STAlll.lSUKD IN i:os.
f ltauvill. '., i
PRE-EMINENT
ain.uii: S..iilliirn Bo.ir.llni; S.'I;.kih f'.r Ivivk In ng.-.
numlM-rit an I nr.'ii or iatr"iiL'. MHi!iir iiii
t unit; from 11
ln"lliit- The 1,.
Hnrr.-v- k!. fur y.niiiK inn f i.ninll
Aiiu Im-imiis January lliti.
i 'ir .'Rtftl-'irni' ifl vi.. full pa-llctilar" artltl
Ihv. il. IhkI. MJ. It. IIINilU.tM, Supt.
Santa Claus!
HAVING NOTIFIED
W. L. LONDON
That he will make his
Head Quarters
At his Store again this winter, is now
sending in his .-upplies, con
sisting of all kinds ot
nil iiiiiitaj
PLAIN and
FANCY CANDIES,'
FKFNCU CANPIKS.
CK "OA Nl'TS, ALMONDS,
Coflee dn
! adv-rtisemer
!
407 so
203 00
84 50
17 10
50 IM) :
$SS1 40
fll2:!!l52
all1 Mlilil-.li lUn, H.I;.M1,
i CHKSTNl'TS.
'i:isins, criJIiANTS.
I ( I I'UONS. F1CS.
SALMON, MACK ERA L, :
OYSTEKS, SAU DINES,!
TOMATOES, COUN, !
IMNEAIM'LES. PICKLES. 1
(iELATINE, COUN STAliUH.i
KXTUACTS, AND
GKOCEHIES !
of all kinds, and j
Toys! Toys!! Toys!!;
of' every description and for
everybody.
Dolls ! Dolls ! !
LITTLE and IHO. AT ALL PRICKS,
; PBlUSHiYJLV I
that will suit old and voiing, big,
ami little, white and black,
of all kinds. j
Lirtre SttK'U of Vases, Toilet Sets,
Majolica ware, Cups and Saucers, i
Mugs, Japanese (binds.
Christ nuts niul New Year Cards !
in large variety.
If you wili to make a present
i Santa Claus' Head Quarters
! is tlie place to get it, be can suit any ,
taste. Fire Works, Candle Crack-,
ers. Shot. Powder, a good stock of
(Jun for and up, a nnit li-loadcr
for ?'i o.
M I KIMS or
I PKYCOODS. FANCY COO IK ,
I NOTIONS. CLOTHIMS. CLOAKS.'
I SHAWLS. COOTS. SHOES. !
: HAlkDWAlil', CI "I LI'HY, IUH (IS.
' in fact everything yon can wish for.
! Come early and make your selei-tions. 1
1 so you will have lime The hist few1
I davs before Christmas there is always
' a rush. Come early and bring the
! children and let them see Old Santa's
things, even if you do not 'inti'iid to
j buy. Hoping you nil will have a(
I happy Christmas and a prosperous j
i New Year. I
W.L. LONDON. !
' ritifl-re, pis.-. V'., 1"W. I
Monuments and Tombstones.
I harp JuM reer lv. two cnr-l'tfi'l" of One Mar
l.le an l mil -. if 1 t'i Mri;l-1' M'-tiuniMiiK iui'1
: T.nilt"ii f ut.y .-l?n and iyl "llaiel
amine my .k ttul prices Off .r-- luiyliiB c!r-wii.-ro.
W. K. wn.s.iN, I
! jus Lit Durlmiii, N.
New Advertisements. i
JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL, I
Jonesboro, Uoore Co., N. C.
The iwJtt "i'ltl of tilt f1"irililiii: b1,
! will I
t-ir1ii n tii '.ttli 't JitnuHry. lJ.
fultHi'lM nrr:iiBvi!i-ii'H will ! innl" fr I. .ml
f'-r thft hi-jiu He,r.--ao-lv, iiii lt-r the llnine-llno.
Ml'-rvli.,n '-f IIh- iTill' IJjl.
lor lut'iriuuil'ii fifi'ly t,
Ituit: WILI.UM C. I'dflt.
jt. 13-41 lTlii.-lpal.
LYNCH SGH00L7
iiitrii ioiiir, TV. tj.
I Mi. WM. HISiHM l.YNfH. A. M.
lll.v. .1. II. IHI HAliIlSl. A. M.
1H4 U i Tlin si'iil.ir .r--ritr. f--r Kf.. n pro
5l) ' .rM..r "f lli lilnclmm S. i ... tHimlii-J Hie
" ', l.yii' li S' Ik.iI to ri- lu' "- Ui- x.-ii. ..f 11 1 li' .r .uti
. i-..i'i.Hi..ii i tii.. rr.-. -Nil Mii.ir.ntT.
fo!iyl4l! sprititf "v,'i"ii . iiif. Jtmuary l", Wfcil. !
il'.M XJ 1 l"'r I'Tms u-Mrob !
11-1--.! 3l.iv. M-tf M.l. W. II. I.YSCH.
1 1 01 1 1 1 1
' W AND SALE IN prRSI'ANCE j
, M-i of (!. f.r.l.T..f ili'Suil..ri'nirt ..f Chntliiim
1 CUlltV. 1 Will Ullll !' 11 .11 . ll.ll'- IIII -I..II, H! lll
i-.,rt li t r In l'11'iO...ro'. "ii M.iNUAV Ui.i
' Ihi .Invi.f .UNI'IHV. lKj, n triv-: nf Itiii'ltuitml
4i KIwur N t' uu'n'ti. In Willi itn-. t-wn-lilf. a l
Jxinm!! tlif lan-lf ..f Voting cl-liiHiii. Viiry H..llii
ftii-1 ullit-r. .'..iraliilnii ai". ill :i ' n- r.-. ftii'l 1m'
Iiii;I t" On- '"-'u;.. f .ln.iit.-r- l-lwifl-. .l.-.i-a-u-.!.
Tli laii'l will M.I.I In ..!B t.. r-uit .iir.-linMri,.
TaiiM ii tliinl -.-.-J. , i.tii- tl.lr l In m nii'l nn.
J IlilM ll. tw-lv.-in.'ii'.lit. O. W. lol SIIKE.
l!" H, l-b 4i. a iniliii-'.nu.ir.
' AX SAL E . ON M( )NDA Y
j JL Hi.- lt ilny "f .UNI .11! V. 1-f.'. I will Ht
I piililic (HKII..11 f.ir ali,t 1 lt;-i. r. ". a Iw: ..f
I Ininl ii.tltlllllllli!illi'.il1 .'. Ut.-K'". -IMta r lt, WiIIIhiiih
I'.wii-liili "ii Hi- wnt"i "f r..ki-iTry .-r.-K. ml- ,
J.illilllK the lnii'lif Atln- .1. Iiitfi?hl-.. S. 1'. loir
liBin aifl .ith..rr.. owns tin- iru -. ..n wM.-li All-u
i J.'himuii pn rmU'. 1..-M.-1 mi ;i Hi" i'ri.friy
i of An.truw J. Illgniief f-r t:iX'- lm- th.-n-ii. j
j. . ii. Lint,
Ki Mi-rlff.
Hy J. J. K1'.HT, lH-.l"y.
Dec. R. lS.l.-4t.
SITATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
CUATilAM COt NTV :
in Tim srn.m.ir. mri.t.
Oliver I.nmS aii'l wif... I' .llv M . -T..lm W I
n
an4 wlf... Vart;art 1. , an.l w. r. iiA ln-y.
i;ilni
ii. c. i.ii:h"r ani wit". n:HiH--.!i, li.in.i i'. rwietn .
J. J. T.-i.sn'- an I ihc heirp-v. law : s.m j 1 u
o-lt, .lt;fllK' I.
Thli l pi'lil .pieMtiic f..r Hi.- ..'irit..ti'if
Inti'I. mi'l li npi'i' irln.' i. tli- j...ti-a.-tl..n "f il.a
C'.urt Hint Hi" .if' tifliitii. 1. .1. 'I'.-ii,' i.' lin t tin'
hflrs-al-lnw ..f Nhii.-t K'.vii, l-'fu-.-.l, !,:li' nn
Interfvii lit -.-il l l;tii-l mi'l ti- ii-.n r,',i.lir
ar h-ri'lij n..un."l I" l- ani l'l '-:ir ni II.
..f Him ClTk ..t tin- siip.-rl'.r curt "f CI
county Kitlilii twiMiiy 'l' nfi-T tin- - rvl' i
D.'il'i' l.y I'lil'li. -ail.'ii, "ii'l l.u l. ai.i.vter
nrir i.j I'lalmliT-' 'ini'l.'iiii!, .-r; Ju.liu.'iii
Ink. -ii IT" '.iil.-.-!..
N..V. in: 1-1. W. V. roVSlir.E, ''.
.-ni-a
I1.-4111
..( Kill
LEN II. ADAMS
j UAI.KICII, X. ('..
Grocer ai Commissioa Merchant,
Alwaya L. i'ps alaipe ami Tr-Mi HU.iiyf all alti'ln
.,( tilioCIJUlKS, wl.i.'li nr.' S..1-1 al li .ti.iiii iirkt a.
I'oro:.nl ail'ntln Riven '' lmyti'S aul '.lluj
e..:t. .n.
! Lllwr.il aJv:iii-c nia l".
Mr. G. J. WILLIAMS,
OF CHATHAM.
I U with u- anJ will alw.iy
I i-iiiiiitynin.
I iw, 1 m-1. :im
I j.l.-a ! t" ?ervp liln
NEW DHU1 STORE.
DR. A. B. CHAPIM & SON
HAVE OI'KNKD
A NEW DRUG STORE
TliclrMi.k-k "f M-li 'lii- 1 fre-li an I i-liemi-ally
.nre, aii't "f Hi" nu-i iHl.il'l" .-liarifier. It 1
th. lr .l.-Mre an l lm.'!.'. : 111:1k" It ! tli" a.l-viuiiit-."
.f all i" u'lve ihein 11 rail. 1'artii-a will
11 tt-1 II I" tll.-lr Illtel.'-I to limit up Hie
uli.-ii anytnliii: I w:mi. ! In t lie .Inv hue. Alu
.ill lilill'l. a Hue Ml'-'k "f
PATIA'T MKPIi'lNr.-. rKUI'TMKKY.
TOlI.K l' AUTIi'l.l-'.S. l'l.N K I'AXHYS
AND roNKKi'l'lONKlili:-1 I'A
l'KU, INK. l'FNS AM EN
VELOl'KS, TotaccD, Surf, Cigars I Cinamtts
(: '! UK 15EST l'.UANPS.
1
I'ainto. OIN. rtr'i'lie-. Wm ..w "il t-. Putty. '
lu la.-t .-v.-rtiliiei: ii-uailv kil In i
tltl-Vl;u- .lrus' i-l" .re.
-('Hll ilti.l -ee mi l we will Jell It
Ji..v. I.i, lsM-tf
nt-l-tw nu l r.uoiil S. il. H..r-. Wiiclniii:i.i. I'. '
..r retereii. e kii ! n Iv lit mu. We iiiteti.
e.eliislV, Ivl" l'i.ii-a; liUMll.--.. li.'t?.' 'tlHl'!.' I.Ttll!
I; ,--u. f.. ' Inter, r.-n.-c-. im.l .-it!.." i e).-ei I In
..;i.erlinni a - ial y. t hmmi-. .ii.-Ii.i. S' imI ,
in. .!.!. ..r -kei. li .'in I .(. -ri.l.-n i.t -1 n I.. :
.a.-niai.lli:v. t ia.i . tr . mm; .k n-i.-r t. ilie
Cuiniiii-i-.n. i -.1 l .c. ni. al-' . l"x O-mil' ll..it-er-.
K-i.-ti.lii-l..--l 1 IieHO -it i
lOO
Buggies. Rockaways
Sorlne: Wagons, &c.
riido f ths li.it niuriua and fully wirnul
! ed, to be fold regrd!eM of ofi. lrli ir
' int will connn't their own intnrnt ty rum-
i laiDR onr itook and pn br fere bnywi.
' wo tire determined to tell and line ont dom
onr price ao they cannot be met by any other
. bonie in the elite.
' aleo fall itoTB of.
II:um1 IlnrneR
' BErAlHINS don at boliom prtoea, and In
: beat mtnn'r.
! Bend for pr een and ant
FayttaiiUe, N. a
If von rc a
I 1I1AU 1
oruuMtiiw
pur: 1 v,-i. t. n-f
Pitimulkntfiand ua
HOP B.ttOf.
iwmhUi. uw HOP B
Unfforinc from nny In
if yna kit yninte ni (
.ion : II "- iir
vounr, niilffiitt? tnw
iHtrlK'a1tU or lafiirTiil-l'l
iurf ti h boa wi tick
Bitters.
aea, rvlj on H O P B
Whnrir Too ar,
Thonwinrt iltc an
whewfiT Tttu f'l
mwllv from wiu
that year pym
lorin (i k iano
iIiMfiv tii.t inlKlu
intt t t-tiinuuiuutf
Imvr t'tHiirri-nto(1
Ijt 1 1 in c I y u-of
take HOP
nopoiuom
'i""'i. ""'.
ruriNdry .'"i
Imnl, cll"in
I the if.."..'
1 1 tr
v.rlili"
Hop Bittere
lfTnnarplitni
(nwM.lnl'.l.lr)
ti It mn
aOTOur
Ufa. It haa
laved nun1
urada.
wot ja.
jh j I'h 4a ahaolutrj
8 HflP ll'lerur. fur
It 1' 0plUm
3 NEVES IKUT"-
I 1 1 . 1 I an aiiiim
liiA L I
U- 'J TTtilo, OnL
Raleigh Advertisements.
j SPORTSMEN, LOOK!
tecs. 1 n i mt
; RALEIGH, N, C,
A k L STILL LEADEHS IN
HARDWARE, 1
' 1
Guns ana Gib Implements,
! AMMUNITION,
IKV C01.1.AR3 as,) SPOUTS
WK.VS UOUD8 UENEK
ALLV : PARKER. COLT,
: REMINGTON,
MOORE, RICHARDS
AM OTItKIl MAKES OF CVNS AL
i WAYS ON HANI).
SEND FOR CATALO&UE.
j J. NAT. ATWATER,
01' Chatham Co.,
ID PTIIX WITH CS AI) WIl.l. PF. (.UAliI
I In Utll KU'iM HIS ntll.Nl"-.
Sc-uU us lour orJiirn
HEST (HHJI)S, LOWEST 1'IUCES.
SQUARE DEALING.
Tbos.H.mtlOCiSA; Sons
RALEIGH. N. C.
KAlflcli. X..T, 3, ISM.
(.rand Opening
OK
A Sl'len ild 6tock .if lalf.it ntyi' S f .r U10
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
S'.w nn Hi uliflves anil .iciiliiii dally.
Him-f.".ri i'. k"l Kith ii,ti., hiii.s, Hat,
M.-n ? w.-ur, Li'llo' weir, l'rlnip. A!t.a.'as, Ca.b-iiiit.-.i.
silk?., sailus. Nutji.li., .:... curiieti?, flimr
oil ( l.-ili nu-t riir- In ki-(H ni'ii-ty.
A t-.c iil. ax.ri!ti-iii ,,r in-w HtylPH.if CriifHa.
Tin- t.e-t i.i-.-il"ii ..t tp-ui'd liri :-.- siiirtu. O.llara
anl i iifT...
Aiomuh for Clark ' o lol.raloJ " Mil.- Kn.l " 8ki1
Cii'in !
Oum anl our atm-ks, or wrUe f.-r j.rtcoa.
our Hto-li nffora iiiiuaii.il ln lii' .'in.'nls. W are
Mill j'.iil.liii! Alatiiaiui- an.l i:,ir..lluu l'luUlb at 7.S
ari'l -.'1iIh.
our n..i ..f M.'ii'k Wear U ii-.i,-i.II-i.
w. i-ell a p.1 Keiitii.-kv .teatis ni .-onta,
A JD lot la Tu.-k ChiiiLb, cihi -i lin-Kt lluiu.M,
i-te.
It-N.t.K. r.r.-niiH and W.im.'ir Sli..i, In lot of odd
liutiiirfil ra.-..-..., dintt fi"in tli fnoturloa.
I, PETTI I CO.,
o
n
S: 30 Knyettevlllo St.. KM.i:i01I. If. C.
HARDWARE
c. lUwuTtn.
K. D. EXi.KLBARll.
I J. BREWSTER I CO.
hoi.i.kmax m ii.dinu,
H.VLKIUH, N. C.
u
tJ
fl
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Q
1
li
THS CHEAPEST Mil
ii
4
The Best Goods!
New (i2oods !
H
12
f I
WINDOW (11. ASS.
()
IIKI.TIN i, l.AfE 1.KATIIKB,
PACK1NO, Uol'K. T 1.NE.4C.
THE KAMtirs
" COTTON KING "
t f
Cook Stove !
i
r
I;I1' hTi i: n
am llr-t.i -Iut S
imsl In U- In rvi
W. Wilt rll I" V
!'Kii l IO
. VtrVr f'T
fo. I n- ii ka 1 at
v'. v hi- li iit- (luur.in-t.-.iM-.'t
ifr"ntM.
! ii.llil .11. -I r:trmr Hi
I THK i IMKS.
I
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given tniuMlltn
-?iil'n
J T J?hKV M Ell & t o.
XI. XX. ATWATER,
- with-
LEE 11. WVATT,
H'tirltiilifr k S ri'lil .MJ SumJ.'
K 1.1 '.Id II. N.
"Wholesale 1 Hetail
DKALLKS IX
HEAVY (IIU)CEIUES,
Conissioii Merchants,
I And Ajent (or
HEW 6
STANDARD FERTILIZER.
w keep a lurse HtiM-k "t OiK)08 on band aaa ara
ilnlly rwelTlng frelt i 1 ' 1 1 -
We h"ie t.i rwltcmr ilire.f palroaaf fraia
nur frlen.lH lu Cliatham ani ..lnlB( eoitnHaa.
ded'i3 II