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J! Chatham Record
THURSDAY, MAtlCM 22, 1883.
LOCAL RECORDS.
Ifct Big crowd here Tuesday.
To-day is the vernal equinox.
KofTlie days ami nights are now
of equal length.
STN. M. Hill is prepared to furn
ish at short notice oak and pino wood,
and lumber.
QFor a first-class Photographers
outfit at half price apply to W. H.
Leonard, Pittsboro', N. C.
mtr mere were more wagons
town, on last Tuesday, than we have
idmost ever seen here before.
PSf We are informed that there is
n man nving in ouu imMismp who
lias never efttcu a uieul away front
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uonie.
Sylt snowed all last night and is
etill Knowing hard. It is one of the
heaviest snow storms that we have
ever known at this season.
"To those who failed to pay up
their subscriptions this week, we ex
press the hope that they will do bet -
ter next time.
MTMr. B. G. Lambeth, of Bald -
win township, had his left hand badly
cut, a lew ilays ago, at the saw-mill
of Ward & Tillman.
WWe take phasure in calling
attention to the card of Messrs. Gra
ham Si Crocker, who will regularly
attend the courts of this countv.
Peg" Mr. Hiram D.
Mason has been
er at Williams'
appointed postmaster at Williams'
Mill to fill the vacancy occasioned by '
the resignation of Mr. Harnian Scmrs. '
MIf you need a Buggy call ou These sju'eimens of his skill wouhi J ,iU11,'tl very hard that night, and ; the owner ol a small p.ippv which b
Hardin Bros. & Co. court week. They l,t. ,.r4.tlitIll,'c. to a professional artist. ! "(l,.v ",1'' it turned very cold , came sick a few weeks since ttiid iip-
will have a good lot on hand. Also; ""d snowed and hailed a little, which : peaied to have tils. While etil.uor-
have received this week a largo lot of j Kvsteii. Next Sunday is Easter. J""1.""1,t deterred many persons from ig to give the animal relief" Mr.
Aragon and Buggy material
MSTWb were pleased to inept ho . . at lni,k f,f t,. Ci,rislilt1 worf;, . inukiii bargains, and their move
many of our subscribers a tending iu oomine.noration of the II,, ments attra.'ted much attention and
court, and we iluly appreciate the
manv. Mini woros siioueu 01 me :
spoken of the I
Itmmi, in renewing their subscnp-,
01""
vn , ',', , I
VorlSynum tV 11 end en have on 1
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IlttllU AII'IT O SJKIUUIK- OHUl'l U1KI
Georgia Stoc
mers' Friend,
Avery's one-'
and full line
aTMr. X. M. Hill has jmd '
linisheil a large livery stable and is i
prepared to keep and feed horses
an.imuiesiortnopiu.nc. ne win a so ,
convey passengers to and froni Mon-,
on n'ttxoimble tonus.
' ; , Vv!f ' 'ill not fall upon that day a"ain dur-: t,lt',' ,lll-v 'll'4)-J"1"1- r vendor of j making his escape fi .mi the cunt v
, Watt. Itolaud dull and ai.: i...... I nat!iit medicines lint there whs n 1 1 .. .... .I- ,.. 'l
. j. f . . 1 '.'p. I I m t 1 111 III V, 1"- - j ii' ....... .Ml, infill ii.r.i 'tt' IV. nun
Horse I lows: Cultivators' lathis country the day after Easter 1 ,iU""'l Sidney Dunstan. from : is again at large. --Wh learn from
of plow castings. nll;.(1 .;.lst(.,. Monday, 'is observed as ' Kll!'111. wl"- dressed in a fancy cos- j Wilson that a negro named Lemon
KiT Mr. Thomas Allen informs tl e j H,"'to" "?" ? !; H
public that he is ready to grind corn "'" f",( t ai.ua-
nnd wheat into the best meal und;'''1'1' 7'''K' about nineteen feet ...
flour at Moore's mill, near l'ittsboro'. Vumfcmic... laght men assisted
There is plenty of water in the pond
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now and you had better have your
grinding done before dry weather
cornea.
JS-Ymi will HtiTl t Timuln..'-
ni.w nf tlwwn ehoiin H,.t ii'tli.ii.,rli
he has beert selling them very fast
this week ; everybody snvs they are
the cheapest they liave' ever "seen.
Will receive this week another lot of
Spring lMnts. Sheetings. Ate. You
Uase Ball Clubs will find at London's
a new supply of balls and Bats just
received. ;
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S-uynuru noaaen Keep uie
common Sc1hk1 Books.
Byiium A Headen are now offering ,
their stock of Iteadyuiade Clothing at ;
cost for cash. I
Bymim &. Headen re.piest all owing ;
them to come forward and settle.
Byiium & Headen have a large stock opened court prompt ly at ll o'clock
of floods ou hand which they are I Monday morning, tis'is customary
offering very low for cash. with our democratic Judges. The
., - , . grand jury was drawn, with Mr. J.
t-lariiiers, you Will hnd another a. Scott of Bear Creek township as
mipply of Acid Phosphates at Lon- foreman, and, alter being duly cm
don s. It is the very best chemicals panelled, was charged as to their
you can buy for the money; 7 cash dties by his Honor, who endeavored
L "y ?nou3h. ,to ni,lko n To" or , to impress upon the jurors a proper
?7.50 on time. A large lot of Guanos nppreeiation of the dignity and re
for sale for cash or time. London's Hpoiisihilitv of their position. We
is the phu-e to buy your lWs and ; thought hw charge one of the best
1 low Castings. A large lot of Cuba : thlit wt, ,lllVt, evt.r M.arili fol. it wnH
MolasHca cheap. ,n()t tt tvihitUH eiiunieiation of the
' J. Ii. Harris has just received
ft lot 01 tUOSe beautiful Iiail.i made 1 .
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Zeigler shoes. Will have iu store in
few days, ft full hue of Spring goods.
itf. I . ? i 7 7 1 1 K ?T
W Iiave just received a quantity of
xr lii.n.ii.; i,.iii .
the Mountain Red Irish potatoes; now
is) our tune to secure for punting.
We extend a cordial iuvitatiou to all to
come and examine our atnek : no trou
Bie to anow our gooas. All persona ,,
indebted to us are earnestly requested
4, . ... '
to settle
uii, unu niui nuie me .
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money, and cannot afford longer i" -
dulgence. j
KSTBynum & Headen are selling Rt his T-st' and has (as heretofore) ; Fayetteville Observer: Mr. C. L. ' ",P" Iw,;n, f "f"1
Long's Chemicals for 13 casIi "' proved himself to be a most efficient ' Blackman, living in Cedar Creek tn-! J'IM'"P' 1 aH M,,u,,l,,
Bynura & Headen have Frank Sid- in'eeuting officer and a terror to ! b,ip, east side of Cape Fear river, e!kUm l
dalTa Soao which saves one half tli4 all evil-doers. The State docket was 1 lmvle 31 hales of cotton, with one i Newberne Journal : The Director
labor in washintr.
Ttvniim A TTpttilen n.rA nnllinrr a fii-ut
Class Sewing Machine very low for '
h. I
Bvnum & Headen have a new lot of
Furniture on hand.
Bynum & Headen have Clover and
Orchard Graaa Seed. ;
Bynum & Heatlen are Belling the
Anchor Brand " Fertilizer.
. j
Pios SocKiNn A Cow. Mr. W. W.
Edjrard. of Matthews township, in-
fonna tin that he has aome pigs that '
suck a cow just as they would a sow. j
1
Laroi Bebvrh. Mr. M. F. Wiite,
of Bear Creek township, aold two'
t " T - 1 1. , !
i.Htjven iu luueigo, a lew tiaya ago,
that weighed nineteen JiuudjeJ and
luirty iH)una.
N 9L XE " ' rtuI)c''
of ake county, has nn axe that he
says is over a hundred yeurs old.
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hi "fir 'i'i ,?"ont llc"
1 lierson. of Hadlcy township, has a
; blacksmith s anvil that he says has
: been used by the Mod herson faim.y
.u. iu..u..u.ujeU..
FiNoi uCxC r.-An eight-year old
m of Mr. C. II. Welch, of Bear
Jreek township, aeeidentajlv. cut off
sm
Creek township, accidentally
a linger of his right hand with an axe,
a few days. ago. It proves the truth
of the old saying, "Children should
not play with edge tools."
A Dwki i iso B -itST We regret to
learn that, on last Thursday'iii-rht.
I the widow Elizabeth Utlev, of Cape
(Fear township, was ho unfortunate
nB to have her dwelling with all its
contents destroyed by lire,
origin of the tire is unknown.
The
No-Fkxi'i; Lwv. An election was
held, on hist Thursday, at Huckncv's
. x K(1.l(,s umlt,r j,,.,,,.;,.;,, of
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innwiiniv ;.. t t
establishing the law. This territory
is contiguous to that in which the
stock law has been in force for
several years, and embraces a con
siderable urea.
A WoNntiirri. GitowTii Many years
! ago n party of neighbors were rolling
logs, in this county, and when thev
.i.i'u
hinshed one of them
stuck his hand'-
d, and now that
.n to be a Urge
it seven feet in
... i.,.
! l'ike into the groiin
hand -spike has grown
; sycamore tree, about seven feet id
cm-uniference. and can be seen on the
! f-m of Mr. Joseph JhidgeVin Mat-
i" township.
Aiitistii- W'oim. Some of the most
oj
exquisitely ix autilul specimens
are some "Easter cards," that have
been painted bv a foui teen-vear old
HI'tlHIIC U'dl'L- tlmt Ml. Imra m'.ii. n.
lad of this i.lace. Master" Tannan
Adney, who certainly has a remark -
able talent for ...liidi'inr,,.,,! .1,.,,.,.;,,.,
fo-itival tlmt h.. f,.,.
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f r Is V i. .. , !
Kaster ia nl.
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lh(f full mi)(m wllir!i (lf,(,r ,k
venial equinox, so that this year it is
almost as early us it possibly can be.
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i,i,.nj,.H fls,i ,,ti,.H
,
A Laiiok Ti.i:::. Mr. H. V. Horton. '
1)f Jldwin township, has told us of
.. vorv ..... ,.. ' tll,B . ,
, near Ins father s old residence. The
tree was recently cut down, and Mr.
; " l''iv
'for eiii-h to swing his axe. It took
tliein half a day to fell the tree and
i cut the .Inns without toiu-liiii.r lin
.trunk. It has afforded tire wood for
11 fiiniily of two pcisims nearly all
i" winter I1IIU to-.iay there is agooil I
!wo lu"K': K"1,1 " tlu) "' llnd
" ";"' P"-' i"geuier ami
bu""''1' ll wua hre u week and
two days ago and is still burning.
a his tree was considerably over one
i'ed years old. as there was a
eut through it at least eighty
vciu-s ago for the jmrpose i.f pressing ,
(;ld.e1'' ut.wh.u,h tune Mr. Horton's
'' u was aoout eignieen .
niches in diamet
Superior Court.
nV npuug j.ui.11 01 oui nui.erior
el in i
Court is
now heing li"kl bv lim
Honor. JudgeJoi.u A. Gilmer, who
various crimes
and misdemeanors.
hut. iv:w nn iinnreKKiv.. Mini uluin
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ex iiaii.iiion 01 i ui- ooii'st 1 ioiim una
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.Intiiwof a m-iiinl .Tnrv Wn nr..
plPHseil to know that Judge Gilmer
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has made a most favorable liuprcs-.
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n ,n. . niiiinit;nai .i.i i custoimtrv rourt-wkH. Aor wnn'm Iia :i i.imt. -timi mnv. .... ...
sion upon our peoj.le by the ur-' utantly killeil in a cottonin on hatur- I le tinnks inut iieieaiier iiewiiten
li.mit v of his lmiimers thu Diomnt- ' dav last. He wasabout. i years old, ! d.'tvor to g:ipe w il Ii his mouth shut.
liens and correctness of his rulings ;
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nn.i iiiH Hiner lniiiarLiaiir v. 11 .1 nurrn
Wn hiri 'iu u veiirK wm,
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ims mane iiu.ru or wanner iinuiis, :
, it:,u .;n ivluvu ro. '
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Solicitor Strudwick was promptly i
taken im Momtav. ami hnislietl ves-:
Ii ai ........ "i.o .. ii.....;
i. i.i.., en ,...... ... ,. ..i,. in innivi
having been disposed of: i
fcJtttte VM tl; - 51l""tlin, col., (two
canes) continued on account of
absence of a witness.
rotate vs Albert Wicker: Assault .V ,
Battery; verdiet, guilty; Judgment
Hl,8lieIMei ,
State vs Thad Jones: Retailing:
verdict, not guilty.
State vs Theodore Headen: Ue-
tailing: verdict, not guilty. !
State vs Hit-hard Smith: Assault V;
lottery; defendant submitted, and
Judgrneut suspended on payment
ofi - osta.
State vs Boot' Gotten (col.) and
I: ..1 1 l!.. 'll. 4 ,V. . . . t i i :
i am inu u oumu; ivuray; vciuiei, uoi ,
Jgtilty.
Dime m .. l,. uimwuct; Ketuving;
verdict guilty: Judgment suspended
on payment of costs.
j State vs A. L. Gillilnnd: Retailing;
verdict, guilty; Judgment, line of
10 and costs.
. state vs Joseph Y. Chisholm; Ah-
Haut & Battery; verdict, guilt v, de-
fendant tined .10 and costs
i State vs Thomas Itatrhind; As
"Tau, verdict, guilty;
J,,,,f't 1'"1 upon pay -
,,B,,.t ?' VHst", 'i'"1 i 'f''1ft ,ellt! r"
ing into bond for his good behavior!
until next Court. I
State vs Monroe and Jack Ciirpeu -
r: Ass-iult Batlerv; verdiet of not
ter
guilty as to Jack and iruiltv as to
JIl,,1'l,t!. sentenced to ten'inonths
, ""priHoimieut in county jail.
lltu,v.S , 1,1,1 Klvi's (c,,L) 5 C"n
7'H1,'' ''lh f child ; verdict, guiliy;
Jurfginent not prayed.
State vs Klizana Hives (col.) j Con-
uocnei was lakcn up ves-
,'lerd.iy afternoon, but as there 'are
. not manv cases for tii.il ll.e li;,...
of the term will no doubt be disposed!
of bv next Saturday, and court ad-i
journ on that day. 'The grand jurv
will finish their duties to-day ami be
dischar"ed. ;
In additiim to our resident law-'
yers there were in attendance (he
following from other counties: Hon.
John ManniiM', of Orange: E S ;
Parker and J. "X. Graham, of ,.
mance-.T T Crnelei- .if Hmi.,1,.1,,1,. v '
E. Murchison, Alexander T. Worthv'
t'orthv.
and A. A. F. Seawell, of Moore: L. C.
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i"awitraA0.t "vmoj J. P. Dcver-
V Vi JVh" J!!1i'ux. J'r-' ot Wake
; ' -Matinnig. and E
ekiiey, of iJiirhain; ami John A
'il,Ti'Kf . ' Guilfonl 1 'e were a!s..
pleased to meet Hon. W . It. Cox. wh.
, i ii i i
Vle:lil u ,ee,t " l Cox' wn"
"l-'V '"--ing the ,-
jp. tjtu,- hismany ne.ids. He
attested by the increased inaioritv
' - J an WAifiLuttiii, nil
given him by this county
ciccnon.
s wo exl,e;pd. there has been a'
t'r.'Vtl Jittending court, especi-'
".'O'"" iues.lay. notwithstanding the
1 tm''il,t.t'1'1"'' " ''"ther. Monday was
a dcnghtlul. balmy spring dav, but
.leaving home, j he horse-swat-m
were out in full force iwl -.ri. Imur
created no little amusement. Then
seemed to be more drinking than '
usual, ami there were scores ol ilrun-
ken men staggering about. j
y a strange chance there was no :
dime party, festival, or concert, as is
ks. .
tunic, greatly delighted admiring
crowds with his comic grimaces.
witty savings, and baiijo-piaving.
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State News.
Durham Recorder: We are relia-'
' blv informed that Col. W. T. I'd ick
well and 1'. A. Wiley, esq., of Raleigh.
will open a H:nk in Durham in a few '
; weeks. A colored yhl by t!ie tiume !
; of Amy Jones, who was working at 1
I Dr. Carr's, caught liie lust Friday
: while standing with her back to the
stove. a:.d received injuries from which
she died in a few hours. i
Kaloigh Visitor :
Mui v Vei.son. a vonn.r colore! f.irl.
w.is engaged iu burning hi u.-h iu
ja.i,i uU iat Kami s plantation 111 ;
St. Mary's township, when her li ess
!i(1ddenlv took fire and burned h-r ,
clothes "from her bodv before she j
could reach the house, distant about i
three hundred yards. Her ll..-sli was :
burned terribly, und would fall oil'
w ben touched. She lingered in ter-1
,,l)lo agonv till Wediies.lav morning
last when death relieved her of her
bufferings.
Tf;..i. n.,;., i;,,.,.. . ti. :
. p : t v i,Wtteville H. It. is
,,.,. I1?.nilf!.1.tm.i,1,r r,.u.ir.L of
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Handleman and the Dee. Kiver fae-1 ,J0""-
tories as well as those of our place, Wii,lliliwtlin Review : A ve. v , ec
but also the celebrated Moore county ; ,i;4r mistak(. ,.,.,.,.,.,, fo,v ii,,..,..
gilt works near Carthage, a n.nnh-r A ltalla1 M,1,t,1,1., 1m,u,, ,,,,, !U.
of iron and copper mines of known , vallil , i0i(,lflti s. , ,,,. in at
men gold, silver and other deposits 1 jVauforl, X. C. and tl....,gh! ho was
w.iie.i nave nereioiore never ofeen ;
available to the commercial world,
Some of the rinest timber in this coun
try, yet undeveloped, will be marketed
over this road. '
Anson Times: The cotton iu tho
gin of Mr. M. W. Gaddy. near Deep
Creek, caught afire a week ago, and
about 1000 lbs. of utaincd cotton was
nvnr l.i.t slvunm, to Mv tin.
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1T.U house was not buineil. A little
, of Mr
'r ,4,Kh,
lanemoi o
son oi mt. i nomas jjcacnuni, near
m r rr.l , l
in thiw county, was in-;
al,(1 boy-like was riding around on the .
tt.,n if Ilia, hoi-uri.iinta'i.r U'linn if i.nitm
i contact with the band wh.-cl, mid ,
.i, uti f,.nw ..hikI,,.,! i ;,, ,
" ,v- i'"-... .......
stant. His body stoimed the horse . '
life ffas extinct w hen his mangled
ie,uams were bikenjout.
,,,.lo . arw .f i,.n,i n i.iu ; :
. ii .' . i. ... ' t .
uoi a mere mailer oi nearsav. mil is a1
ft which can be proved. Archie,
a HOU 0f J. C. l'oe, estj , got his fath-
er s powder-horn, made some fire
'works, and touched them off. He
wllH badly scorched and burned about i
the face, and it was feared that his
eye - night was permanently injured,
but he ia now getting btter. Little
ArchieepresseRhiuisclfasabiiiidaiitly ;
natisfied with his experiment. ()ii '
the Hth inst , a little child of Mr. V.
W. Matin, living near Sherwood
(Church, in the south-eastern part of '
the county, was playing near the fire,
wheu its elothiug became ignited, mid ,
in a iiioment was iu a bluzo. The little ,
a r ,, 1 , , .. , .
one was teariuiiy ourneti, ami ,nea in .
great sutTering that night, having iu
inuoJ much of tho Uauie.
1 Greensboro Patriot: Crreeiish-iro
ouyht to have a big share ol 'the
Chatham county trad. The Capo
Fear iv Vadl in Valley Dad will be
.completed through Chatham to this
place bv early full. A word to the
j wi.,e is sutlicUt. Look to your in-
teresU. gentlemen I W e thank the
. Patriot tor its hint to the business
; men of (.ree.mbo
, wil prolit by the
V"
oro and hope thev
sii.siiori. and ad
oKi. for the Chatham
trade. En. Kkoiu.. -S. A. CjI
beit-ou, (.f Mad Lick, Chatham eoun
ltv. while loading his wn.-.m with hard
! ware ut Odell A Co s ttfore, vesterdav.
: shouldered and carried to his waion
i a package weighing 4U0 ll.s. Win.
i Sharswood. of Philadelphia, will pre-
; , 1
Stola.i
Istiiict
: sent the people of Walnut
Cove, i
Isoine, j
llicture for use as a Protestant
r.pwop-u t.nurcn. i ne o'liiiiing win
be the tineht countrv church in tiio
Stole. "
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..V,""'" s",,tll(;n"'r: n.-gt-i
tw" .v,,ars "1,- 's acci.lentaily
'"'l1. 11 tub ,lt ",e 1"l,f-' of
I'.nffiia alstori. col . La-t Wed
"R nboiit 12 M.. Mr. W.
J,"","'; filt , '' , , lttt' C- Jl-
,),,"",'''' ' , e'J . 1,0 ,lrtl1
'""1 w'ent to his brot her room
u3 tll l.iin that Charlie, his sun,
wa! dead : that a negro inuii had iut
, ,,l'on,lt ,l.t''1'r,:fl,l, s:,-vi"" s"' 'J he
next morning. 3!i J. II. l oITieJd re
ceived a telegram announcing the
son's dentil, ami sent a neromau out
to Mr. Doier'ri with the sad inttdii-
gonce. It bus since been learned that
just about tin? time that Mr. Do,.iw.
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iii,t i.nii.-i, nam 111 anil ttllt'l,
f,i ,. , ,, . .. , . . '
(Inirlie was bre.itlnn.: his last m the
i Semite of'T E U l .K'ea m,'
" 'IJP r(" jrt tl'.-i o thlLg 'in
: P11""' ulv "l
t tlji.s ot'ouneiu'c.
GoMslxtro Mes. tiger : Mr. Jimci
Jarvis, wlio lived in the lower se. ti..!)
I of Washin..-lon count v this State, died
a most horrible death from hvdroj lio-
! bia on the 7di insl Mr .I', vw tv
Jarvis was bitten, but did rot giv--much
at.eiition to the circuiusiauc... at
the time, not lliiii!.i::g for a nrirm-nt
the dog Icid hydriphol.i;i. Afi(.r the
doir died howi ver. he became alarm. d
ami in a few days he found t his
Morrow that he had cause f..r
The rrazy negro man. wlm
mout'is ago was cap lined, whi!
the woods in a peih et.lv nud
.uh; 'in
a hw
I'ovillg
St.lt".
liarnes. was shot and killed bv Mr
James Tomlinson. near that town, on
, Saturday last. 'J he killing was douo
in self-defetico and Mr. Toni'iirioii
w i i admitted to bail in the su.n of
Vk'ilsoti Advance: Mr. Augustine
Farmer, who lives about live miles
Northeast of iUou, a few davs ago
shot and killed at m.n lire live wild
turkeys, lie is eighty veins old, b it
age has not impaired h:, i;ight or his
a.m. On Monthly mon. ing between
midnight and day, Mr. J. l!:in-
,.l"ll,u-,l row',,H Vr,.,ss "m,lK- ,U)hA
"," '' lmi", "'"" : : ' ' three
' nuuiireit on iel.s ol corn ana a 1)11,111
()n Tuesday last ' til v of fodder and on! : his sl;i-
bles with mules and one f,,ie lm.re.
together with wagons, carts ami farm
i.v implements. It seems tha everv-
, 1,'mm' was und-r one roof or a lioini.n'
Incendiary. No insurance bast
Week wh.le Mr. K O .M.(!owan and
family weiu aliMiit i:i Tut countv.
thieves enter. I his house one iii dil'
m ide a -ood til. lit, the lamps and
made themselves -enendlv at home.
nnon leaving e i.-.l uiih them
his croekerv. a ouai.li; ol' fiii nif uie
clothing aiid whatex th.-v could
easiiv carrv awav. ilr. 1 niimmih
neigliimrs saw the light m the house
Hill I 1 till llill II lllllltrft .A1IIL.'. 1ILJI
thought that the family hud relunied .
a, n ,inil .,. (
iv,,,.,, 11.,,.. ..p;...,.
ntmiy by the
vho hoarded
him. A fnond and subsci ib. r, liv
ing in the extreme suramin portion
of the city, met with a .very singular
mishap this morning, wiiuli would
have been extremely ludicrous Wi re
it. not for the 1 04111 fill coiiseiiueiic.'N
attending it. Hit was senled bv tin
hem lh. not. ' feelin.' veiv well Mini .
- -
1 I.: ...1 . 1.. . 1
opeiieil Ins uioiilii to gitiie, when a
nve coai inuii uie nn' poppeu mio.
I: If .1 c. .. I: .
it, burning his tongue gaito severely
John Tyler, nn old grave-digger at
I:! vrA li'Vll li. Urts iliriiip(i in .li.i-iriiur ,
a well in that ton on Friday last, and ,
when he ,.i to a denti. of uhoot 1
- .-. - - -- r-e" -r,
- 0 feet, a portion ot t lie surroundii.
- - - r, . -,
earth cived in and bmi. d him ah,. ,it i
S feet beneath its sin f.ice. A force1
of the A. .V N. C. b" It. held
their ,
M.
meeting iu this citv vesterdav. Mr
l.e.st made no f.rotosijtiii to riiew
his lease nor ofVeie I unv assuraneo o
his abilitv to carry it out. Mai. John
Outline; was in the citv and was dulv
notiiicd of the fact. We mippose he
will take possession of (be road a.
soon as Ins bond is perfected, tiool '
bye. President Ih-st; food bye. Cl j
Andrews; farewell Mr. C,iddi,;an I
Stockholders and Directors of the A
A X. C b'. lb. look ..ut for brcakeiu I
ahead! The new slock law as far
as it elfecls Vance township. Lenoir
county, has gone throuvh I hat section ,
like tiie ten cominaii.lmeiits through,
a Sunduv school. It is studied bv all
. I II ' 1. i t :i i I
una an ncvn 10 enioree h. iua laini
owners have accommodatingly joined
1 1 ii , i il
Knees so that hue block ranges aud
1 good pastures may be used by all1
'elms, s withonlv nboulone third of the !
fencing formerly required. More and!
belter tock will be raised bv tenants
ami bill proprietors in that "township
! thun under the old svsteru of turning
the r-to.k out with the injunction, !
j "root hog or die." !
:
Awnur i.iuii; n. man oameo;
- ti'' 1,a:i' L,eek" ""' "ounty.
an account or a man in tne
N,,lln wil" H,e al ime tl,1,e tlirtf' "0a
! ' tliou-ht he could do tins ami go
H,""1 tin went mt ) an eat
"' I week and offer-
e.l hfteen cents tor what eys be could j
i rut; , H,H Imposition was taken up, ,
j "J UB ,e " ekiV'1' b.iltl !! ;
uir u nt.r- i u u i. i -ii ji rn inn, iiitAiwiti " .
w"'i no siopppu. as uie esiern
t "
".1' n'll" " section near H iuiid
' Knob, a f. w days since, a white man
i mimed Jdui A. Uall made a miracu
Join escape fiom death. The man and
. a h..y were on the trestle wlu-u the
!'! : the boy s.-apHd to
the end of the trestle. b;it the mau
droj-r-d down between the silln, with
"n hand upon a tnll and the other
""fl" tl""tt,"1.v rating on the tta. k.
the train pacing over and crushing
the hand and the lower part of th
aria, the man in the meantime, with
w,'"1'-rf"1 fortitude, holding on
with tlie other haaJ until the train
' was stopped and rrlirf reacbud him, j
' being thus imspeiided lifty feet in the
air by one hand with thu other eruch-1
ed off.
i v- i ,i i ;
. News and Obaever: A gentleman m I
.1 i i
this citv has in tu portseasion an open-
, . , . i . .
'
,
since lsu:!. it si ill has the;
' ..riiriii:il im-vhIi in it u'hi.)i iir..r 1
.,.,,
although it hus lx-!i '
worn thrniiirh two wars, that of 1812 I
and the late war between the Stales. (
-Wn were reminded yesterday, in a !
ple.tsiint way. of lh varied resources j
of Noi'h Carolina, and how many of;
h'-r ir.bics, woiked iuto shuje. u)
to ppeak, by arlisaus in other Stateu ;
and eouiiines, become things at once I
b auiiful ami usef.il. What v- o saw
yesterday wias a set of twelvo enpi;, j
saucen and custard glasr.es. all of 1
delicitu iie.fn colored China, made !
in X.uf .T.-ixflv of kaolin fiom North J
Carolina; all in morocco ca.ses. Kach
of 1 : 1 r piices of this eti:isite set is
hand ilnted, the de-"''ris being mar
wis of ili li. aev andgiiiee. Birds are
p. lis d ah ive tlowers ; typical producla
of the South lire depicted. Mild bits of
chiinuiiig foliage are. made reidistic.
This I.i i.uiiful 4-et is the properly of
Mis. ( iovernor Jarvis. being present
ed h.-r by Mr. Marshall i'arks, of Nor
folk. An insane man was on Fri
d iv night brougLt to this city, and
l nl:.-;t I iv his keejier to a hotel, to be
kept until yesterday morning. Karly
ui t'-e liiorning he made a furious at
t'li'!: 'ipcn tiie niau in charge of him.
1 !. pvrty nss'iiled nroiined the peo-
pl- .: tie.; hotel t.y Ins screams or;
nrirdi r. ' There was a rush to the;
rooiii, una 1 tie unn wilt lounii iasi
el -isped in Iho embrace of the madman.
v!i" l ;i I l iiieu him 011 the check and !
iteai'iy strangled him. The insane j
m.ei w ho had actually to be choked;
oi ;i as tied l:;in. and feet. He was;
e-le;.l,iv. taken to the asylum.
H. erul colored men iiavo h-ft this ,
ei'y. und 1 thers will le;e iu a Ti w ;
il.;s for (ic.rgia. to work in the
t!i ieii!ine oiehods there. Those!
who ure thus leaving ;.re montly good
woi king men. The rebuilding of i
1 in' luinied buililingat St. Augustine's
N , 'Viid School will soon begin. Some;
briei; are already on the spot. The'
la'.- tire will be no loss to tbejnstihi ;
tioii. in this respect at h-a-tt. Mrs. :
1 :.!..!: l.eihe will probahly spend
si ' -days ai Tokay this spi in- as '
the ...nest, of congressman Wharton
J 1 ....!!. She will certainly enjoy a '
visit 10 that hospitablit home.
Ibiudhills offer a large reward for the 1
r.ijiiiire of some person or persons'
who a few davs past placed obstruc
.1., ;i, ....... ...... 1. ,,,.
Holt ,
Tim railroad
linn. I In. i iiilrouii people ure etier 1
.....I... ... .,.. . ...1.,1.1, I, ..: 4., la
ii! 1 fne seounibvls ' will" be 'ou.d.t.
X d.llllll
re was done bv tho obstruc-
tioti.
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l'.i'li. rit ,'. f. r the Kr hud Ly
NOUKIS. WYATT TAYI.Oit
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New Advertisi'inenti.
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R0TSHY HARROW.
i iivt r-"ifi" 'h (wiihj new t..r ch.ih,K ,
.,. ...r tl:- ..f Ui. .-rt.hr.trj KoTAKY
II Al.l.oW Tli l,rr..wt r ik l.it In use,
nn I I'VAry iHriuar ..light u. iiavi uin.. A in. Kiel uf
ti ,iii Iu. !..sii a.t L.ui,1..ii'm M' .rA. I- r Lir!'M. a.-..
,.,,if t, joiin s. . hfi.i,
ritiMbor..'. n. o.
Mra:.Ti li. 1HK1.
CoAUA'l & CROCKER,
Ates at ln
U'l'.I. prd'lH" In thf c nif' r fttvhm .Mimty.
' 11.1. iiUfti l t" Itum.t anywh'T In IU hti
in n t-ji-lnl-r. mvl WAH-
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f I WI. Ml I ; 1 1 h.iiclH mi I K 'I I l.ir.n
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I'.rlir. jr h,.. wrl p in . I mil ,
Attuin. j ui .-4, naiuiiuiou, u, ,
The Secret
of the universal success of
Brow n's Iron Bitten i-i sim
ply this: It is tlie best liua
preparation ever made; i;
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, ciutnic.il and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it no more and no L-s.
By thorots't and ri;i;d
a?si:nilation With the blood,
it reaches every part of th.'
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the f.)iindati(;'i
it builds up an .1 restores Id .t
health in no other way c:i:i
lasting benefit be obtain. 'J.
y, riearbnrn Ae. (,'iiu- , wv. 7.
1 have beeo a tfrrat F-jvrtr it .-i
ft very weak slum. h,!.i;tit!ii(,,..l
dyspeufia in til w..rl fumi. Nearly
cvrry.ntug 1 km 44 (L.IrrM,
nd 1 cou.d cat but Ut.ia. 1 Kva
tried vcryihingrtc orr.uieudej, have
Wkea th preM npu -n of a etoii-a
phyatciaB. but g t no relief until I
took bivwu't li Tlilltrk. 1 frel
aune uf the c!1 frjutlea, ftnd aia
rw man. 1 a'n gettn.g B1...1
klrcn-r, an-! fel firvt rie. 1 ai.l
ft raiiioad auf tneer, anH .'.m M...ft
any lt.t& iojoJe:!y. I 'rt f.ot y
t o Dra' h 11. praiae i f y- ir v .r...lcf
ful uieJi.u.. 1.'. Mai. k.
Brown's Ikon Uixruu
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or caus
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
y I'rown's Iron l!itt?r ou!c
lin wit
1 r
j If ou need anything in the
! FARMING LIE
you will nave time and n.oiiev b
calling at
,.r - 1 1' I ii iV'C
f jj JjvNl'V Mi
! He is now
receiving a large r,loek
AM) l'LOW CASTINiiS.
rnii'li nn
KaIIMKU I'lllKM) I'lilW.
So
Hit llJluM) KtMI'l KV No il.
I.IVIM.hTnS AMI I'noK Ilulli-K.
ui i ki. i i, ii.i r.ii. i:i. t,M;ro
Avkiiy's. Waits" Imitiukii Ki:.t-i ky
I.I lih. '' llol sl. IT.o'V.i
lilOIHiU Mo. KS, ll.il lli K Mm'. KI.M,
iVll .N SKWKIis.
all k t : i . I s uf
lM.O'V I 'AS I'lX.iS AM. IIMSS
i,i;V:s- S. i KM KS. II WKS
BA( ii HA.N lS ful. I, Mis. HHilil.KS,
HA.li:l liiMiS
isoks. Minvri.s .i.'Ks ii.a,Ki:s.
til'A.Nd SI-U'KHS.
and any tJsiti a farmer needs.
Gar38n M and Onioa Buttons.
Has received t his wef k a lary lot of
extra cheai. ;
Can ,'ive vou a ll.MUiAIN in
COOK STOVES.
Another lot of thofi) cheap
Bureaus. Bedsteads,
SOFAS, CKCAZaS, &.C.,
jubt le.cived. Have on Lui.d j
a full line of
(UOCilUIKS,
HU ll US
snuH, cui-m: tk s.
N... 1 NKW rum' ( TH. MmHssKH.
flil-.Kr'., rU.M'KI.CS, lltAii.SY.
OAT .KM,. Kl.tH'It. MKiI,, Hahi.N.
CANM'.I' i."i)lS oi- KiNDs.
KISII. i'ANPIKS
If you wish a tii.M cliibs
SEVIGMU;IL;E :
ia the )lftce to p't it Have on hnd '
tt lai MOCK or
cheap for cash or on tinii'. for C"tti
You will also rind at I,' S DON'S
a large Block of
diiy aooDs, noTiorfs,
CLOTHIXO. SHOF..S. HATS AC.,
which will be sold extra rump f, ,r
cash to make room for Spring stock
If you are owing me anything 1
would hue vou to call and settle, nn I
Wtn, m,10v f,,n, j x) Si-nh
.... ;
When you come to town he mnei
and call at
ninlion, B. C. Il.rrh 10. 14.
I. W. OIJ,
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ldiloilf Ii, .
FINK A M Kit it 'AN WATt 'I IKS A
MMOilAIiTY.
am. (ioons v.uu.ti:i h
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liK"AIKINH NKATI.Y !H)
('ull n,t rjnmhir mv Ntm-k aii.l frl. ps i.nf,.n.
rur.-liHnlnf rUrwlict-o. T4I
rebfuar; t li UtJ. Sui.
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The Largest Stock
OF
I Bagging and Ties
XXV CEHTHAI
North Carolina!
For the lowest cash prices to
GiNKERS m DEALEKS
writ- to M. T. LEACH & CO.,
IU1.EIOU, N. C
July 13, lfbi. ij
rvAi.r.nji., N. C ,
Aug.1, 18H2.
To rim Cmzi nb ok Ciiatiiam and
Srmior.MiiMj. Ci'C.Mita
(iimi.kiik.n:
e w ill soon receive our large
. . hi ill u:t j. uil BlUUa UI
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f every desciijition,
Waacn m km GooSs
PAIKT8 (all kind-,)
mm
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and we ask a ahare of rour not.
roirigo. Ve guarantee fcatis-
luction.
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New York Herald,
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I'f 'i'inlH.r 2s, l sfj.
i Aim blri'ui. Nr York.
W. B. ASDKr.soS.
fraaldaut.
P. A. WILIT,
Ca.llar.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BA5&
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I I n. i TotrnTia;
KAI.KKJir. N. C.
GRAND OPENING
NEW GOODS
SPRING 2ij SD9SEB TRADE.
We ofu r n latgf. and attractive atock
of
PliKSS COOOH, SILKS. BLACK
i(is, ni;i;ss tkimmimi.s
I.IMINS. IHI.MI'.STUS, (,"IN(1
II A M HOSlKltY anu tiliOYES ;
SHOIIN KoK LaPIK.S,
MisSI.S, t lill.rUK. UV.S
tl.KMK.N am. HOV.; tl ATS;
'i: TI.KMEN'S SflTIXUU.
-WD CASSIMMiKS. KV,'
.h:nk. ctrnoNAnESi
InH S!: KKKl'I.N.i nooDJi,
t ai:u;is, m.v minus, it;.
Fiv.rvtlmur NEW, CHOICE and
lH-:sili.BLK in the DRY
(i()OlS line at popular
prices. liest hikhU for least money.
lie sure to call when you arc in
Ilalciiih. Satisfaction guarantcetl.
W. II. & . S. TUCKEK & CO.
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