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fy Onaiham Record
THUltSDAY, AFRIL 13, 1882.
LOCAL RECORDS.
Now is the titno to get b'ir-1
eaina in Clothinpr- SIi;lw & "arris i
are offering their stock at actual cost.
B3T Farmers rea
1! J'.vnuin &
Hpadeu are now ofVei in-,' the celebra-
ted Anciiok 13i:xd Fertilizer for 4110
H, t;.,t ....It. ,11 ton
"Ul Wl I " -
JOT Shaw & Harris have in stock 1
a full line of Fresh Garden Seed and i
Irish Potatoes. Now is the time, to :
buy before the selection is broken. j
ftiBT If vou are needing any tiling
in the Grocery hue you can hnd it ai
London's, and at very bottom prices,
Just received a splendid stock of
Coffees try a package of Thurber's
roasted.
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6rlfyouarene(;lingaooodfwo.:kin,l particularly to us in Central J ' lliUW h:
borso wagon call at London s and see North arohna. Man b:rs .,,, r,,,,- - iro .
bi Waughtown Wagons you -au 1 stituted with a system that requires
buy ono cheap. Lookout for Lon-jboth animal and vegetable diet as' NV1 erne Journal: Captaiu Rob
don's advertisement when ho returns ' food, so as to have a healthy and rls, of the bteamer Nun.se, has a
from tho North. ! proper support of all the tissues of walking emw which he purchased
'his body, thereby enabling nil the whilo on the West India Islandi. It
iar Messrs Year 'an Pettv & Co 'different organs of his bod v to perform U main of whale bone, th head be-
have received their" Spring' goods! ' their .lillVrent functions as intended iug whit.1,,1 out of tooth with a
which being bought direct from the
iiiiiiu uiiii,, r, t.a., sell at re-
mS!lvlllow'p.iees. Country nivr- '
chants can save, liionev by buyin
0f
them. Head their advertisement.
tST Messrs. Herwanger I?ros. began
business in Jideigh last year, and
already have established an extended
refutation. Their stock 01 doming
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18 said to be the Desi iniiie m.iu. .
and their Grand Sprin
Otiemng last ;
week was a great success
a trial.
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(Jive them ;
... 'places can be made to yield them u
5Plf you want to buy any goods (l j,,,,,, supply of wholes. ime tish food.
London's is the place. Ho is now in 1,-ss thaii one fourth the cost and
the Northern markets making selec- ; trould,. it takes to make a scant allow
tions for his Summer stock, and will llm.(. ()f poultry, pork and other meats,
soon have a Splendid Stock of Goods. . xho cultivation of tish is in my opiu
Any Goods he now has 011 hand you ! i,ia (,, iml,.h neglected or rather
can cet snlendid bargains in for cash, 'overlooked, bv our farniiiig c .niniu-
These hard timas money will go a long
way at London's. !
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afc Messrs. L. L. Folk & Co. have '
thnir iiune'usc store full of all kinds
of improted utensils mid machinery. !
mid if 11 farmer cannot find there
wlmt In. wvits he need not look else-
whero. Thev have already sold two :
car-loads of the "Gray"' thresher,
which is the cheapest as well as one !
of the best threshers that cau be
bou"ht. '
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Hah. The storm of last Mon.lav ;
seems to liave lieetl uuiie eienuea.
In this co'intv vrv little damage
was done, .n it hailed here a very
nhort time, bill 1:1 s )mi other counties
the hail fell in large ipiautities and
was unite destructive.
" j kins, scrap meat, offal, frog spittle
Shot vt. A few nights ago Mr. jumi (.Verv kind of refuse and waste
John W. AUvai.-r, of Williams town ; f,,.m tlu: kitchen, which is often eilhei
ship, was aroused from sleep by hear- j ,,asf. ;tWay, or thrown out into the slop
ing Home person moving about in his ' 1 1 il, or in the bark yard of thekitch
liouse, nnd, upon opining the door of vn where it is calculated to create
his bedroom to seo who it wa-., he i,u!nia ami cause sicknes-J, when if
was shot at bv t!e burglar, who im !Silj,l refuse was pi opi-rly taken care
niedistely rushed from the house and iUi thrown into a iish iond it
encaped. Fortunately Mr. AS'vater would yield the farmer, mechanic,
was not hit. : lawver, doctor or the F.imtoi:, much
Oct Aomn. The many friends of
f'.l U K r.oM.l in. Sr. will be nhnsed
to learn that he has so far recovered
from his longmtid painful illness as to
have been uhle. on last Sunday, to '
attend the joyous Faster scniees of
the Church of which he has been so
consistent a member for so many 1
years. That day was also his seventy- '
"fourth birth d ly. and uriuy and heart-
felt wore the congratul.iti.ms that he
received.
A Bkai'tiki-!. Cni'NTitv. At this sea-!
Hon of the year Chatham county pro 1
sentfl a beautiful and picturesque ap
pearance in forest and field. As is
M-ell known, the, curtace 01 tne couiuy
IS UIKllllllting, lull alter lllll rising ill iuei, m ... ........ ...... .. .;ui me pieseni inn in 1-. i'.o
continual succession with small vul will nt one year old weigh 2 Ins.. at Veragn cash expenses for each oi
lers between. These hills and valleys two years old, 4 to 5 lbs., at three 1 ,,IU jH live dollars a month. On
are now covered with forests whose years old, (i to M ihs.. and at 1- years j,, js ,i.v m-., f. .,1, clothed, taught,
trees are green with the bursting buds , old. 10 to lr lbs., with but little feed utui A ilcritssary expenses paid.
1.1 1 ...:n. 1.. ...... I l.,.ui,l,.u wti.it thev will .ret out. of the . .
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aim lenuer leaves, iiini h im iii-i. is
OI tt lllUi.l.lIll, w.lil "U IU1 Hl'l ' I i.l , . .
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baa been lmulisneil in tlie iifteriiooii
will Boonbeehanyed to a morning
daily and its subsc-iption price reduc-
eato 4avear. id editor, Mr. Josh ,
T. Jaiuos, ono of the best and most 1
, u, ,,, :
energetic newspaper men in t lie St ate,
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IUU W WISH ...lit liw.l'lliivii nm . vou ...
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The Alamance Gleaner is now pub
lished by Mr. .1. D. Kernodle, his Into
iiartnor, jir. i. u. j-.iiiriuge, imwuK
diint with the growing crops of wheat 'bottom ot the pon, sucn as la.vca ; ( a (
and oats. Nature has done much for insects. .Vc, and s ill not near grown. iT , Tlli, lliva ,U1V of "pJt(,
Chatham-and man but httlo. as 1 near an,, en. ui .... ... ue.yM.ng .,1;,.kMS in ,).,. H,u,le. ;
f ,UT;U I? ?Jn e'tT"; 'i.ir'r -The sm,.l! grain crop of Montgom- '
.Wv,..sT,c.Tbo Daily Review. J'"""':. ,mt. a ,u'h ww,,, ' ' ,,v U .,i,l . b 1'.,,, n-es. and is
.. i . . i l llivseil X lllLl'llH I'F 111... I. llivsn in ; 11 rinu'll H" llll'i' i. . n..' j
withdrawn in o,d-r to p .blish a , 0,,,lsilini, y to niix with 1V : turili,, ..il(s" vender cino.l over
paper fit Lexinglon. To each of tlmso alUnVilm.p (f ,,.on, ,1!lvill lMli!,, four dull ,M the past week from a '
very clever gentlemen we extend oui m ,UllH st,i;,.(, I ,,,rt , ,m,rh Hl,gc! her, not ten yards
bent wwneH. )f 1ll, wit, .,! Ki,,, f ,. n.(.,.k Who saB tliern would not:
Hsu ..il the silver perch of New Hope, . l.o a fortune in a truck farm m nr :
A Destkuctive Fitosr. For the , ami ono dam with a e.in of 20 German town ? Henry Hill, col., the nmil ;
past few dayn there has been quite a carp from tho government tisli pondu , e in ier for K M. Farish, between
change in the weather: until Moml.iy nt Washington, all doing well ho far this place and Mocksville was arrest
at noon WC had been enjoying warm, much better than expected, and mill . d last week and tiied before U. S.
upring-liko weather, but on that day tiplving by the thousands. I hope '.Commissioner M. R. Challin, at
it began to turn cooler and tires anil the ditv is not far distant when good Mocksville, on a charge of robbing,
winter clothing were comfortable, and j tish will be as plenty here in central the mail pouches. Tim evidence
this morning it seemed as if winter i North Carolina as they are in tlie east- was com lusivo of Hill's i-nilt and he
had returned, for there was a heavy crn pari of the State, as I know fnun was committed to j iii to awa.t a henr
frost and some ice, tho thermometer ' my little experience that tisli so raised ing before tho Federal Coin t. Sus
indicating ft temperature of two do- aiid taken care of, are much fat ter. 1 ptcion.s were aroused for some time'
ffroes below the freezing point. We moro palatable, belter flavored and p rut, and conli ruled by finding fra-
do not now know the extent of tho i more nutritious and healthy than '' ments of letters strewn along the;
damage doue by this frost, but it is : the uncultivated. Hop'tig to see , road, winch were recognized by the
doubtless very irrcat. It is feared sometliin.' iu vour most valuable ' writers. The ueero is about seven-
that nearly all tlie fruit ii killeil, tho ' county paper from tlin pen of au ex
wheat much injured, ami many gar- i pcrietiecil piKe.iculturist .uleulateil to
den Tegetal.los destroyetl. Our peo- j stir tho jieoplo up on thin important
pl are couHeipiently luueh di:-lieai t- bubjeet of fish fuotl.
eiiej. i I'lscicrninE.
I Kahtkb ' M.iniav. Lust Monday
i being Easter Monday was generally
observed a a holiday lv b'tu blacks
, and whites in this count v. There
w.ih probably not a school, white or
- black, that did not have a picnic on
that day. The day dawned bright
I mill beautiful and promised to be all
that the nianv anxious young hearts
so much desired, but about l! o'clock
with the fickleness characteristic of
April weather a severe st. .11.1 suddenly
eamo ii) and cast a d.vid-d damper
unon the liiciiiclcer. u nave heard
,,f II1IU1V pleasant, uud some ludrieous,
incidents connected with some of the
ivirtioa lint we liavA liriiiinsed not to
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tell.
l'rojMKiit ion. of Fisli.
Chatham Co., N. C, April 5th, Hi.
Are von fund of fish ? I will answer
j jj,,, aflirinativ, as no man who d-.es
t ji0 f,.;,,,! jls, could publnh a
newspaper worth reading : so I will
mi wtVi what I have to say on
; t, j;.., subject, believing as I do,
! that the fish business is an enterprise
iof mure, than ordinary interest to iniin-
. .s v..ea.u. . ...... . -...........
f,",l known to man which nth mis
""' in.lritious elcnients of nourish-
ment. which are actually necessary to
a healthy )iuutidn of the body than
fish food. Fish can be undo the
cheapest of all animal food, v. Inch
fa-t should be constantly kept be-fore
the people, especially the farming
pari of them, until every one who has
a suitable site tor a tisli p'.uuf. or
. f ,,...,....,1 his nivmises cov-
1 . .r, .
i'ii 1
with water, large riiotigu to
I support tadpoles, frogs and terrapins.
'can be made to see how easv those
itv. us thev "can with but a
. ,n .
outlay make 5 lbs. of tish with the
feed that it usually takes to ma!;.' I
lb. of chicken or pork, and then it
would be so much better to have
plenty of
with our
of goo. I nice tresli tisli to mix
scant allowance of poor pork
and blue beef. 1 am thoroughly con-
vinced from one year's experience in
a small way of full raising, that the,
above calculation is about collect.;
Fish in their natural element, water.
are i,s easily controlled and managed
as poultry, hogs, sheep or other
domestic iiniu'.als, are not mischievous, '
ivv f(.,1(.in suit(,(1 t(, (Jishi(.ts
I where the people havi: 110 fence U'.vs,
.
i and will feed upon and devour w ith
great avidity iihuost any thing.
! both animal and vegetable that other
imiiiials cat, such as bread, mush,
'cabba'C, potatoes, tomat ops. pump
: more good healthy food, than if given
to cholera, iiogs an. I eiuckeus,
being exennit from that fatal
iish
d
destructive disease,
J jVUi satisfied and convinced that
cultivating am I raising our native or
ordinary lish. su.-h as are usually
found in our waters, will pay a large
profit on the outlay arid trouble of
buih ling a small dam, besides the
great luxury i 11 having fresh tish to
cat; and now as the I inteil States
government, is offering to furnis.li
German Carp tish for propagation
purposes to the citizens free, (only
we are to pay expenses of transpor -
tation, with a very tenacious life,
much like a cat fish, will live and thrive
iu mud slosh uud almost without
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eirfra, one weilnnir 10 to l. llis. mnl
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fr year- old w, 1 lay l,5(M.0t l ,V; ;
Hpuw.i.u- from May till August much
lu"" 1, IT 1 1"- .
And now as 1, icon n hl.ely to be
scarce and hi"ll tins s. asoli mnl out
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of the reac i of nianv, I flunk it a
, proper uuie i. o.o r.or.e ,
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nroiKT time for our eoiIe to
s enlture a little attentioti : tlie ml- .,.,., ,...i ,1 -
g 11 ii . i - a distance of 0o tcet was crtisui .1
vantages of which could not bo given . .. .
in ii nluirt. eiiiiiiiiimii'iition. As to;'" U J' '
T ... , m
J State News.
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R.leigb. Vhdtor: Mr. Andrew
Fleasnuis, thn (section manter at San-
ford on the R &, A. Air Line road,
wuh this uiorniti run over by a train
ami Biliously injured. His injuries
nr.- not, however, regarded as noces-
Huriiy iiii.ui.
'Wiiiteville Ktiterprice: Forest
,)(en V(,ly r,.eVlik,Ijt
tl(rmi,rlint tn state recently. Go-.
i,1Mjll7H hH 1,,.,.,, visited by 'several
, .ij, ,.,;.. mn.u At
,im ,llH towll 0f Whitewlle was
,..,,, n(i wllu destruction. (
, Vr , T 1. Hi.. fi, ol
Falling creek on Monday night, burn
ing up every Htore in the village. Mr.
Noah Fields lost, store uud eu'irp
stock of good. Mr. Jfsso I'ipkin
lost Mure and "renter part of Mock
of iMod-'. l'ost Olli'in also burned. I
(Jau-sn of lire unknown
II ili igh Visitor: O.i Wednesday
night Ihe Imiv-e of Mr. J. A Tliomai,
, alio rc-ide near Smfoid, was de
stroyed by tire. His mother wis
I a-ke 1 in her room, and before the
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eolor of a chicken Hin.k in a Mtnki'm
position, by a Po,t.ie8e. lie was
certainly a good vtliittler.
Ilutlierfordton Banner: Wo nro
informed that a daughter of Mr. E i
jail Thompson, of Folk county, aged
about l'J vears, whs ho badly burned .
on Thursday or Friday of last week
that she died the sumo niuht. Shu
was t liming brush iu a field, whpu
her dress caught iu 11. ones. Stinting
to t iiu, In r sisd r caught her, but
coul 1 not extinguish ihe tire iu trim
to hb her.
A'amauee Gleaner: A chap fidi
ing in II iw River, below (bilbreath's
bridge in this county, undo a rare
catch a few days ago. As usual, af
ter waiting pili-'titly, he got a' bite,"
artl iu eager Inste "threw ,ut." But
it was not a tish that his bait had
tcmpton tins lime, u was a moie,
stmiigo to relate, nut true. !:o. i
ltKcotiti, do your folks catch tuo like'
of 'i;m down iu Chatham ? '
F.'izdx'Hi Citv F'otiomist: There
h is l.ot been :i c.oe of small rox in
Kk.ibeth City or iu t wenty five miles
of the corporation limits, in forty
wars. It. iln i t l'richett, son of
Mrs Gcotgiuna l'richett, of Fiiza
hc:h Cry, r.ii away fnun lii Oxford
'Orphan Asylum," the hist of Febru
ary, uud has rot been ki:co heard
from. Any information about him
will bo thankfully received by his
distressed mother.
G.'eensbnr.i' North S'ate: On
Monday las a singular aceidei t oe- ,
cu: red ut, tin; O ikdale cotton mills,
nfar Jamestown, which might have,
pioed v.-ry disastrous. One of the
operatives, who was feeding the lap
pi r, heard a sharp report, and in 1111
instant a ll edi set the batting on lire.
It is supposed a match was dropped
in the cotton and the machinery ex
plo l.-d it. The. tire was t xt itiguisUed
before lunch damage, w.is doue.
Wiirrenlon Gazelle: Wheat, oats
and rie arc looking splendid. There
wiil bo morn grain raisi d in Warren
coi'.titv t!iH year thaii for several.
fr mi the nppe.inuu ot it at present.
l'heri; will be more corn plmted
this liu.o tiiati lor many years, and
iboiit two Ihird.s as much eoltim as
last year. S id experience has taught
in ut last, tint it will not pay to raise
cotton to 1 111 y mi nt and bread, hence
we are going for the substantial: of
life fust, then 11U wo can make to sell
Oxford Free L'ltiee: Hon. J. J
Di.vis has liccerded the invitation to
,j, liver the animal ad. Ir-ss beforn the
' I'rariklin Literary Society, of the
(.r School, a't Oxford, May
1 . We learn that the iiineii'it. of cash
I receipts to the Orphan Asvlum for
U,,, pllst, year reached $1-1 olO.lil,
the disbursements :?lt,,s7'.itl. This
lL.ft. ,v bid nice of eusli iu hand to bo
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Mnnt.'oinerv Stir: A man
G
pi'iiinisiiiir ili in was
'ever known at, this s. ason. A
iiiati bv the name of R-ek, at work
; iu mm of ( Iiu shafts of tho Hoover
; Hill (inli! Mine, in Randolph county,
was t.iken suddenly ill and request. .1
to Im drawn out iu the bucket.
: When he wns in ur tin) tot) of the
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teen yenis olil, aihl wiib tho bust
Iioikii on ruii-h'H hue, making the
trip on foot llite.i tunes a wr. k a
iliHlKoee of 28 luilen bih! nrriving
uud dt parting ou fei.'Lodu'.e tiaio.
looiviier more
Wilniington Review: Mr. Win.
Wiggins caught a inoiiKter catfish on
Thursday, opposite the city, and in
front of the guano warehouse, which
is the largest we have ever heard of
hereabouts. It weighed, Mr. Wiggins
says 4'2 pounds, and measured seven
inches between the eyes.
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A correspondent of the News and
Observer, writit g from (.oldsboro
isavs : 1111M ji:iiu is iiiu.m on sum u.
Wo were to-day shown an Avrshire
cow, the property of Mr. Thomas
Swami. which lias given l.lliS lls. of
milk in thirty days, and also nursed a
call'. The same cow produces Vl
liis of butter per week. A heifer
three years old gives sixteen quarts
jier dav. Who can beat this? Mr.
llarrod P. Portch sold today his
setter puj) 1 liKl.-t, ton months old, for
1.0.
Iieaufort Telephone: Mr. Ii. L.
.Tunes' of tiiis town. Killed a Iiol'
twelve months and twenty days old
that weighed 4o.j pomi.ls, an average
per month of atrille less than 36
pounds. The Collector of Customs
has receiffd invoices of two more
vessels loaded with steel rails for the
Midland Railroad, as follows: The
Koine, containing lltM tons, cleared
from CaidiiV. Wales. February liSth,
and the Noah, with IIT.j tons, cleared
F-briniry 2Htii. They will probably
be here next week or the week after.
1 ncso iwo cargoes complete me coin-
plemeiit of .".(Mill tons, which was the
amount piuvhasc.l iy ine .Mnuatni into their graves, wlieii liy using Par
Railroad. ker's (iiiig.-r Tonic, thev would find;
StateKvillu Lmdinark: Ono dav il el" eomtnencing ith the lirjt i
Inst week a ten-vear old .laughter o'f ,he. nl vitality and strength ipucli- i
Mr. S.N". Thonns.of Sluloh town- " and surely coming back to them !
ship, was pbying with two silver!' '
half dollars, and having them iu her THE MARKETS.
mouth, tli'-y accidentally passvd into
her throat The child at once, began
to gasj) and turned black in the face.
It was evi lent tint tho coins had
lodged iiixm tho wind-pipe, clos rg
it up and rendering Ureal Ling impos
sible. Mr. Thorn is, who was fortun
ately present, Uuust his lingers into
Ihe child's throat, and in doieg so
dislodged the in 'iit.'.v. The pitc-s
passed into the "swiiilow" and tlienco
into the stotii'ich. An emetic was
given and the child threw up loth
e.iii'.s,
Th.j ihroit was considerably
lacerated and b.ed a good deal, show
, . . i i i
ing that it was widi difficulty that
the pieces passe. I through the canal.
Charlotto Democrat: Among our
subscribers we claim to Lrive the
mod.-l farmer an I citizen. Ho is a
gent lemait till years of age, and has
never bought 11 p jinid of lard, bacon,
meat, or corn or anything that coulu
be raised for his family on the farm,
but has had provisions to fell. He
h is never obtained credit f.'oiil the
tact ol never having asked for it, pay- i
ing cash for tvi-ry article he purclius-
ed. He has never oue.l a man,
give. ..uc
mm; 110 uas never iiutix n 1. 11.11 v. 1
L'iven u man a chatieo to retaliate.!
--The bodv of Mr. Thomas Raskins'
was found on tho place of Mr. Se
civst near Mathews. Last Decem
ber Mr. Raskins suddenly disappear
ed, afier a visit to M nnc, ami his
friends made diligent search for him
at that time. Failing to find any I
trace, of bin body they concluded no!
harm bad bi f .lien hint, and t hat he had. '
left, the country and would eventual
ly I' ll urn. It is supposed that tin
young man was fi'eZi-u to dentil us
sno.v was on the ground at the time,
and the weiaher very c.d 1. There
remained nothing bill tils hones and
clothing, with a t'osv iiitieles iu th;
pocliets. '
Wilmington Star: A colored man:
by the mono of Joseph An lia s in
was killed iu Faynif Villu Muud iy
afternoon by a colored drayman'
mimed Sun White. It app- urn that;
Anderson had been drinking, and
was going about town cursing and
abusing people and makieg hunsell j
generally oimoxiou.'. Finally he:
s'oppud in front of Messrs. A. S. 1
liuskt; & Co. 'a store mid indulgs-d in j
such a tirade of abuse and piotaliity j
that White was called npou to en- j
dciivor to put 11 slop to if. This he
r.ttempted to do, win.-11 Amii-rsoii ,
turned the lido of violent abuse upon '
him, burling at him 11 perfect avalan- 1
cho of oaths and execrations, and
among other things calling him
'son of a b h," whereupon an alter
cation ensued, iu the midst of which ,
White sei.'jd an iixe-helvn from a
bundle standing near tho door and
struck And '1'soii over tho head with
it, and, as it rubsei ieiit!y proved,
badl fractured his sl.uil. Anderson
was taken home, where he lingered
until a late hour the Mime nigh',
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Willi, i.eui.;. pui. 1. 11 eii.i 10 i...s fi.ii.ji'
iiih. I. .ter iiii.iriiii.iii.!. si.nws inai
Anderson did nut die. F.n. Rr.e.oiiu.
Asheillo Citien: The Bi.iMi...lillill'H!UlUliuipmuuiDuiiiuwiiiJui
thiesi!) of the while community
were deeply intcro-ted tho otlur day
in tho Iroubl.-s of a young benedict
from tin) country whose young wife
had found that the curreiit of in ir
ticd life diil not run quite si. smco li
ly us hhn bil l expected, and who
c.ime to town to liu'l soinu new ex
citeiiielit to break the monotony of
lioicH. The ih s 'rti'd busbllid fo -
lowed in scarcii, quickly made, his
loss known and new to the modes of
advertising, mad" by verbid procla-
niiUliiu u ins wish 10 nt'i oi.cu .lie
runaway. Hu lihtrullv tilTeied to
anyone." who woull tell him where
she was, a bushel of wheat, to be
paid after his crop was threslnd, and
I'm temivin.r tt',r stimul it..-d inter-
est to the biolK-bt pitch. Kvtry
body whs sure he had Reeu the Wt
one some where, ho could not exact !
ly remember where, and the search- j
er was i-ttii fniin mini to man and !
place to place, nut! still no one was
Iniind to earn tho reward. At. last,'
Into in Ih.! ..fieiinion, tho fugitive .
was f.uinil; tlie Happy nmier eiunrac -
ed ber with all tho eagerness ofi
v., II, i.r lovi. 'till. Mil. I WHS I'uV ILI 1 1 1 !
i ilistant; hut. after a long i-onf. rei.ee,
who yiehled and ftereed to go back
' liiii... with Mhi iil'onilso of half tlie
'crop, and they went on their wnylAll for said at W. L. LONDON'S
j Winston Leader: A Miss Matt
Ruby nlteinpted suicide on .Sunday.
1 by jumping into Lelo's mill pond, and
! would have shuffled off the mortal
, coil, had it not been for John Roswcl!.
1 who rescued her from a watery grave,
Whiskey whs largely the cause of it.
! Improvements have begun early in
Winston and Salem this spring, and
lu ....j,,,,,,,,,,.,. f ol. tmvlJS wi
t.ljllh. bo luU.h ..j,,,,, f(. lMe H.iU.Y
at the close ot the liuililing season.
Already more than twenty dwellings
have been painted iu tasteful colors,
and many are only waiting for the
workmen to finish other contracts,
when they, too, will brighten up.
New buildings are going up and oth
ers will be begun wiihili the ui:l few
weeks, whilst older ones are be in:.'
modernized and improved. Several
new blocks of business houses will lie
erected here work having been al
ready commenced. The prospect of
ranid and substantial growth is ccr-
taiuly bright for Winston.
The Highest Rank. !
M nlo from harmless materials, and
adapted to the lit eds of fading and :
falling h iir, I'arker'd H iir balsam '
him taken the highest rank 119 au el- !
egant and reliablo hair restorative
tjuick and Sure.
Many miserable people drag them-
neivi s
uboiit with failing stniiL'tli
feeling that they are steadily sinking
H.'...rii"i f..r The lliiuaui l.y
NOItlUS, V V'ATT .V TAVLOK.
(II Kit 4 COMMISSION M Kit' 'II X NTS.
N". 3 rX' tiniik-i' an.l ' 5 MnrUn Si..
Km.ki.iii S. ('.. Aj.ril vt. hh-.
COTTON MAltKFT:
I......I MI.MIIiir, -
11 '..a
H
!
Mi.Milni;, :
. or.lliniry ....
S'.. . nils
WlIol.r.SAI.K UI'.OCKIiY MAI1KET.
M.-ll- I l'..l.il. s -
11 .
Irish, V LiirrH,
i I Swpi'l,
i.m- . . i'.s i
"''si n
ITllllP.J,
1SS in l.-.l l'.iuli
l.iyl
11 jll ;
rmiilly.
II 1MI..1 Apl.li-s,
1 o.r.i 1 0-. I .,
1 us ' Su-ar-
I llull.-r,
l.r.-iliul.lli'-l
l'..rli,
inn
,()F STANl)ARD MF.llCIIAND
andi.sk
AT ATT ll.Vt.TlVK lKIi't
. Wo h.iv.. jus! r.'i'.'lT.'l a Cni.p.tf I.a.-w li.'!iir
I'l-iuo, whl.ii w Alii: SKl.l.INU riipl.lly ill S
' cents.
I
j A vry spt'.-'. llur ..f
T"P'1,n n
A pi'l.il bitrg.-iln In
Iil.ACK 'l COI.OIIKD CASilMK-tMS ;
(.1111 ii.inilMr at 15 con! i-un't l.o Hi.. piisHod.
Iiiidies' and (Joiits Fine Shoes.
IN NOVELTIES
AND SFKCiALTll.S
llv.'- iii.Ti-r w.-i-i- no .!! pn-.p.-iri-1.
A lt:.n.l!i.-r. hl. f -Unl. Imi1', I.a.los- ..r it.'n:lu-men'-,
sll1., Uwn .r ll- n, i-lntn "r fmu-y,
li.-nis'.u In"!, cr.l wr nip.. Ii.ir.lr,
As pr.'t'.y nn-. I'lu- iprr Ui.in imy -lirro i'Iko. ;
Mi'i-.-IimiiK Mi-.uld li-k a: ..iir k.i.. wtu-n iln-y
Oi.iiii. to Ui -I t y . nr.. I L.-irrfnliK. ;
YEAlKiAX, l'lri'TY CO..
I HAi.r.Kiii, n. v ;
April l:i. Iss-j.
I ONLY THREE CERTS
is what it will eost vou to write us
and secure our circulars ntnl prices,;
'of tho
;MQST KLA?OKATOj
AND
g 1 j 1 ,
IOlll IHCIC WlOClV
OF
Arri'ipnUiicQl TiiinlpniPntv J? TnnliinP'
ever oHItciI in our State. j
SOD bushels Field Feas. j
SOD bushels Kxtra Ivirly (leorgia!
Cotton Seed. i
Orchard (iFvAss,
MILLKT, j
.Farly Amber Sugar Ciinc Scul.:
KN(iINLS,
SAW MILLS.
RFM'KRS
Mt)WKRS,
TIIKfiRAY TIIRKSHKR AND
SKI R A 'I'OU, ? 1 1 " to '200.
' . ' " . '
, U nU" f,,r t i. u l:irs.
L. It. POLlt 6L CO.,
RALFU5H, N. C. j
April i-i,i3.-im
;
g a g t t I
InHcllIO VUlIclIlO i
.t s, j
O KM H A !
, LlllAllv
C1I F.MIC LS! ! ! I
; LKK S rRKFARKI L1MK!
j I.KK'S l'R KI'ARK1 LI M K ! !
' for cash or cotton.
K..iir. N
M..,is,.
l ill'il. 47 , I
i-i.ri,. 111. vi, 4'j
t". .m iii.'ii, 3i LiM'i
t. The, prl. nr.. f..rtar- (..w. " " 't.''-$Mk ' -' . P',RKER'S
New Advertisements. fM'i B A LS AM.
mm, mn 1 1, mjmffiM
..S,,re'..!i...:.l..r
11.1W..11 fxlilMM'Mi ami for il, lu nil ih.lr jy XstA '!"" !
.li-.nrliii.'UiH, (ull.lin.'S i H !' .''4 mr
iTS
1
ma
hooks,
lil.iiTi'.l l.itiuii.-k. I'l-iiuM l.lTii'Tifk. Rlrt.yT.tun.'.
i' k, AI.it -Iivii, .11 1 1 -!. Cn.WiTl.itrii, KlliBuf
r.irl.y, llci'!'!''-.. Slrip Hil.l CKU'ireiu.
Vi.iiU5.i- L'.....!le.
fOTT'iV. I.tNKX.
ii; ass. 1 wisti:h su.K.
liUAli'l'.ii IIA'.V SII.IC ,7 biz-H).
' i. SNAKK.'llMitiKl.l.. .t'll.I.,
... I.! -.- f ii. 'M,- 11
Tr.11: I lh- 1.. Silk w..,..,, ,ii,
11-.. ki si li w. rin 0111,
si.k w .nn iiu',
1 iii'ii;-li.' I 1 .11. i'li'ni I-, ilie trn-l,
Di.-IV S-l:iiii-rs.
1 . Ti 1 s- lir.iM. 1111! Mrkle Pl&l.l,
bnn.'b, Slli'u.:-s.
M11111..W lap N'.-'.s.
..III!.- I I'lshliitf l; -l-. 1 a'vl.'L
Jlli'!.!!.'-.' I'HMll'.. 1'-',
liill Sh:I'i- t ini'1 IS M"-.li
.'.ill III it -.-J Hi. h.ivo '.I:..- I;.lgn: lii.l ami
II ,'U i....-t 1 1 !.-,.
K.-p.-.-iiull. ,
TliOS. II. R!l I GGs A. SONS,
RALKlGjf, N. C
Aj.rll M. 1SH2.
Ify prff Iptn-t'ci Pu-p r r jnufacturrl
urA r!;crn.r,ari '-t-y-'T? ti arnn ti-tapvst
a-y and at' c ' .r C n r-si'y ho:d.r,,r Ito
pr.i. it. I'lin't jail 1o mtikt- l unit. ..'
III.. JII'lill.Ma.
T: e DLATCHLEY PUMPS a.-efor jale by tho
be I hou.i-s in the tra e.
t.'ar-.e cf my nearest a.Tfi.t !H tic furnished cn
application to
C. G. BLATCHLEY, Manufacturer,
303 MAPKET ST.. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
cpCOLOGKE.
.'-..4'-. -r't,'.''-' .-..V .. '..;- i-
8 PAiKKRS
GINGER TONIC
An lnvi.;oraf n-j Mciticine thai Nrvrr Intoxicates
I ' - i- 1. "- 'v ... ct 1 .- -r llu. hu.
M.-.1-.' ., .. ! li.i.r i., :. .I...I.V i.'l , ..fit - IksI
U I-".. . .!, '. 1 1 -i. i'i' .. . 1 ....'. ..i'-' .;s.&u
Tuc Ccsi anil frat C.Hiijh Cure Cvrr U:ed.
I- . -1
1 ait.1 body
urn iio i.i. a k
sue mm mi
I pv vtltTfi: ..' i'i- i- w -r-- ---M f.-i-.-i-1 np.-n i!i.
I " S..r-!i i '." Mi-., linn K..H-I '..n.iiiy Ly i.
jra;.- ,-.-.-if.- I l.y s. s. Caii-T :u.'l s;n,tl. A
' wl;.'. .l.-.'m i,i I'.irlri-nn-l ' lii-.-Ilin his wi:.-. i
I.-.I-I iii ii nii i.r ih.. i:.-j.s:i-i- ..i I
! i ln'liain ly, S. I .. In lt--k A. P.. pan.
i li, I'.', v- will "ff-'r .r sal. upnii lit.- pi-.-iuis.
Ins '
mi :
I TR! RSRAY, April Ct), 1SS2,
! a: .;i!.il.-- ut.-'-y r. r i-a-h. i'i. .-r p.-ir.-i 1 i.f Intel
; li.-.i:- i 'l" 11:11 Ii. Clia lia::i lily, I.II..W
CARTFIf S I AN YARS),
l.l.l't:, MCys
i-.r M'.ns,....
ln iiHVM. N . 0.
KIXCViSiSIMSIls.
.-I r.'i'i'' -niail -ii ..f Oil.
a. V
iTWKNTY DOLLARS.
I II Ih la I'v.-i-y ivs . -1 Till'. n.v r.):- r i.r llm
Singi'i' St.'i li' oi' .llacliinos.
I I'lnlsiii"! In Ih.' Ii i-i.-nm.-r. I'll 1 1 1 - - lali'st Im
I pnaiMiH-iils I.. r wiii-loi- II;.' I. .l.l.ii", tin' lil'.st ..l-
v.'iiii'ii. suit. .. i-i .!.-. wult .i.-iii i..i li'af, larm
ill.iwi's ali'l I'.-auU'liI . .vi-i-
I r STANDS W I I Hot' i' A inVAI.
TIIF, KING
Of SI WIN., MM I1IM -. Wl im NoT SK Vol
TO I XV l oU IT I NTH. Vol SI. I'.
Wll I' .il Ui' III'VINO. I
Wo .nil. ivisli l.i kiM Oi l' y .-.i r.ially inleu.l tin
Iniv a Sl.-i'-hiiis ar.-l nr.' III. hi; pay '.mi ..r llu i
l i In tin' mark.". Wi li.-1.. a-., mi n. lliii.' Hi., nam.' 1
nf y..-ir li'-iiri .-.l railr.i.'ll st.-e ..i lin-l wi' will si'll'l i
til.' ina.'liitli' Illl-I iliv.. II.-.I -..-' I.'l.r I.. .W.l.i.W 1.11
Til I.XAMISI: 11 lll l ' lil. l -l I'll I "ll IT-
Apiil ii. issj.
Patents for Inventions.
r. w. amikusos.
.1. f SMITH.
ti Yt.
A l'lnUNKVS-A T-1..WV,
;ot) 7l!i SI., Washington, I). V.
0 i..r .r.-lliiilnary. iinliia:i..n. Nuf.' 110-
I wp .iy.u.1
nB .a'.'in l air .w-.'.l. r, i's l.-f. . i lifn hiiv ntri'T
IliriMl' y. n.t'.fcp pi in ornisuim imiii.
Iiar(i'. lii:iruote luiQlnlimi up.in r.
UuvlO -It
Nrw Advertisements.
Crcr..!'m.i.l. All
Tn:.Jjr. f Impipvcmcnts.
j HAIR I
.j BALSAM. I
f.!an.!tulT i tores
sptjrevci.u.iMsiCis j 1
t) .- . si :
I
i I
it. M
For Cash! For Cash!
! I will sell the balance of my large
"stock of Iteady-inndc Clothing and
other Winter (Hoods tit cost for cash.
Call soon if vou want bargain.
1 ' W. lu LONDON.
TWSriTY DOLLARS
Wild. Bt'Y THE
,PHNA. SINGER
S'win": Machine.
A lll'.TTI'.l! M ACIIINK TnAJT
can me lioLour ron
HOP. I V DOLLARS
ANYWIIKRK.
II lins 11 )r.. I.. nr, tw.. lure" DriiwiT. Imaf
lliiirOolhl.- I T, l il-l.TK. nil' I lllJ U10 DuUblU
1 llll. .Ill r 1 1 1 1 1 . M 111.' M.l.-tiltJ'r.
: v.u!!..m;:i koi: five ykars.
' FioiiiiiBii.iM i.f Mniliire Return ryui!-t
: S..11I ..M. th .! ii.l livss. WII.LKTS Si CO
HIS Si-viiilli St., 1-lilliuleli.bM, P.
!!.. 10, lh-J.
FARMERS' SUPPLIES
Can be found ut LONDON'S very
cheap. Farmer' Friend Plows,
Kentucky Flows. No. '1 and No. 0:
Chilled Flows, Double Shovels, and
all kinds of tools ut bottom prices.
J.'HN UANNI.MI.
T. B. WUI.C1
MANKIHS & VVOroACK,
i '::::: ll Law,
(.iny M Urn
TITTZZQUO, II. C.
BV- IT"n'ii icti-nii..'! piv.'ii to nil l.UMlnso.
iru-i.'. ... ili.-ir -i.t.-. Mr. Miii.iiimi; will bti In lb
..m. ..11 III.' Ilrsl ,111. 1 I to. .1 M..ii.Ihk if eiw.H
iitlinii.1 il,.-s:iiur..i- .r.-.i-.Uiii;. Mr. Womitck
Kill Li-111 t i.n v 111 nil linn s. rei'tt-lt
; Something to Eat !
( i ROCK l IKS!
; (ONI KCTIONKRIKS!
CANNKD (iOODS!
:inil anvthiti'j: else to .at !
I NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES
II' vou want cheap ".omls, eall at
' W. K. LONDON'S.
I -WITH
LEE 11 . WYATT,
li'Iiilsl.'ptiiT A S..nc11ii Ol'l iand,
RALFIC.H. N. C.
Wholesale 1 Eetail
- DKAl.KRS IN-
; HEAVY (iHOCKRIES,
Coiiiinission Hcrctects,
An.
A vent fir
Wr ki".'i ii l:ii-tr.- si.
Intly rr.'i-lvlni; rn-.-li
We li.iu. !. ri.r. jv."
I. i .f i n h ii is i ,ii baud and va
.lippll.-H.
ur sli.-iri-..f pnlri-nsfo froia
.'ir rrii'ii'ls In I Tiiih.un un l u! .tnln b c.unti
lp.lVI-tt
I V - I.' ""( ) n l lris rnsoN linos
I . l.. 1 .V-.H.JIW uii.l l'l
At
Pnlrnt
S..I1.-H..I-. Wa.-Mnj!- ii.
.V.-,.. r-.-ttl . Ill I.. W.' .
fill l.llsllll-SS. II.-.-lS- .111.1
Il--I'l ri,''. S. fill I .-HM-s r.'
.s I .... m 1 1 V - I'liv.-.-i'-. S'.l
-k Ii i.i-l . ri j.t i. -it
ii'.ill'y, r.:i i: .... nw.i.
3..i.-r i.f l'11-.-lllr.. il'.si. i.
MMlshi-.l 1-i.V,.
c. J.-i- rt'ii-ri-inT nnd
en. I i-xi'l-islv.-ly lo 1'HI.
.rnis. Ki'lssiiii.., In-
.-i.-.l 111 ..Unr llHtl.lH A
:.- l. Si ii-i iihh1.i1, i.r
r .- li:l. r us I" pie. .ill.
V... r.'f...-1" Hi Oi-mmlii-
l .-int. I -.InuiTS. Kit
Xew Seed !
Nev Seed! !
New Crop Cnvcr, Orchard (Jrasn
::iiil 1 1. Til's irass S eils; l-'reslidar-i'.i'ii
Sceil. uriiwii I iy lliiist and l-'erry.
I Onion sets; Itn-e :inl l'eerlcss Irish
I potatoes, just rei c'iNnI at
! V. K. LONDON'S.
CIIAS. C. l.IcDOUALD,
.1 -.ntu-i-ly -if Chatham),
WITH
IN., s i r-. 1 1.. s. i.n;. i:r..i;.: (iius.!!.
I'KSCrit.LEI-l&CO.,
Wholgsals Rstail Erugists,
nr. m.i::;s ix
Fancy (ods,
PerAimeries,
I .MiiHM'al Waters,
PATENT MEDICINES,
j TRUSSES,
j SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
i Garten, Grass and Bird Seeds,
j TOBACCOS, CIGARS, ETC.,
1 Country Mefeliants utui
j Flivsieinns supplied at lowest market
I jiriivs.
j 1'ayef lc il!e Sh eet, corner Murtiu
(opposite l'o.-l i ):iiei ) ainl
' j 1 I I'a.M ttville St.,
RALi:i(JII, N. C.
M.in'li I."., !sk.'
j HOOTS A N D SHOKS.
i Ri'iiieinlii r oii w ii, i. liinl tho.
j K.R(iKSl':m;iCllKFKS'rf.tKk
of Roots mnl Shoes in the nutiitv nt
j . li. KiuhIiiii's, mnl he is now of
i ferin sperinl imlii. i nn nts ffr cash.
New Cioods
DAILY RECEIVED BY
A. G. R9BERS0N,
lOCi IT., IV. C
f AM NOW rii'..vlnB in.. KpriiiBitt.a-k nf OrnnrM
M.r.-liHii.isii, w-hl.-li win ).,. suiii i-h.-ap t..r iwh.
I linve mi li.tii.l n l.-irfc-.. Biipply nt U.k i:i'lt.ralm
I'ACIKIC il'AN0.
A. O. ROBERSON'S
KGVI'T, N. C.
ilufh 23, Wi. iui.