3 Qiiatham Record
THURSDAY. JUNK 7,
LOCAL RECORDS.
t&A oltiy.cn of thin county reeently
married his sister's riaiul-ilialitei-.
Only seven marriage licenses
were issued in this county last
month.
iOT Last Monday was a had day for
bridge, an will bo neon by reading
the proceedings of the magistrates'
meeting.
tGT Don't forget that you ean buy
tho cheapest goods iu the county nit
the store of J. B. Han-is. which are
being Hold at and below cost.
iW A new lock has been init on
the town guard house, and everything
made ready for Hummer lodgers, j
Who will bo its hrst oeeupant f
f We thank our young county-
, Mr. J. r. t earnngton. lor an:
invitation to attend the closing exer
eises of the Luurinburg Academy, to
be held next week.
ttg" W. H. Leonard has moved his
Jewelry Ktore south of the court
house. He thuuks his customer for
their liberal patronage in the piwt,
and solicits a continuance of the
name.
arBynuiu & Headen hare onJV(.r Heen. It was a full-blooded
hand Avery's Double Shovel and Jersey bull (with a registered
Georgia Stock Plows, Hunters r a:--
mer's Friend, Watt, Itohmd CJiill and
Arery's one-horse Plows: Cultivators
and full line of plow eastings.
fST Sheriff Bmwer will lie with ln
t.1(at.r of Williamu' township on
the 25th, 2fith and 27th, to collect !
the remainder of taxes now due. He
hopes the people will pay promptly
and save costs. After the 30th he
will advertise and sell for taxes due
for 1881.
W Fanners will find it to their
iuterost to call at London'H and see
liin liiirveHting iiiipleiwiitH. Grain
Cradles. Giain ami (li as I' nih's. j
Sneads, Whetrocks, &e. lie is also i
Agent for all kinds of Mowers, licap-
ra. SepiuatoiH, and Horse 1'owei s. j
Now if you need anything of the
kind it will pay you to call at Jion
don's and see him.
aVBynuin & Headen have just
rocoived their stock of Spring and
Hummer Goods, consisting of a gen
eral stock of Hiich as is gene ally
found in a tirst-elau utore. Miles'
Ladioa' Shoos and hand inndo G n
tlemon's Gaiters a specialty. Our
Htock of Millinery Good" in very e-
tensive. Mrs. Laura Horn will be
found in that depart iiiotit : she will
bo pleased to nerve her friends and
cuntomers with tho very latest sty'es
VST Ladies, you will see something
pretty mid extra cheap if you will
cull at London's and see his Hats.
ltoimets. Flowers. &e. Ho is offeriuir
rw t'reat inducement for cash.
IfutH that sold for i&i two weeks aero I
wow offering for $3 : others iu same ;
proportion. A beautiful line of Lace !
and Linen Collars and other Fancy I
iloods just
Oloves.
receivod. Bargains in
Peg- Sir. ,T. V. Jackson has accept
ed the position of Agent at -Iarge for
the Va'!ev Slutual Life Association,
of Virgiuia, and will visit Vit fshoro' !
nhortlyto lav before our pooplo thoi
rlaims , of his coiuimny. We notice !
llOticO
S I XSTirs;;;;
i i
iiauirhtou '
irmed that i
of Favctteville ; and L. J.
of Pittsboro'. Wo are informed thi)t i
ui iu'. ' ' "
rZrrouVbiS ili!
thin State and is composed of leading
men in all olasscH of life throughout
North Carolina.
A LvnoE 1'ic. Sir. F,lija Foiihhee.
tif Hadley township, killed a pig, a
few weeks ago, that was four months
old and weighed 13i pounds,
Ahotiier Liquoh Shop, The eounty
eomniissioners. at their lant meeting,
granted license for the nalo of spirit
uous liquors, at this place, to George
Jlichardson. a colore! eitien.
Eakly Beans,- Tije first enap-beans
of the Beikson, that we have hoard of
iu this eouty, wcje raised by Joseph
JJ. Guthrie, esq., who brought a nice
iiwois of them to the Reooku, on last
Slonday.
Laboe Potatoes. We are hide! ed
to our -epiuster neighbor, Jlissi Kate
Hiuiks, for a mess of the largest Irish
potatoes that wo have seen or heard
of this soasou. Some of tbnu were
nearly as large as any that we have
ever seen.
A Scddeu Death, On last Slonday
night Mrs. George Seymour, of Oak
land township, eat a'hoarty supper
and was in her usual good health,
but was taken sick during the night
and died in a few hours. After her
death it is said that her bojy became
Hjiotted.
Incseaseu Valuations. We men
tioned last week tlwt tlio aKsessors
had increased the valuation of real
estate in this township $ltf,000, W
have since heard of the increase iu
.other townships, as follows : in L'upe
Fear CO,000; Williams' SjtfS.SOO;
Baldwin' 33,O00; Hickory Moun
this Xssociat on. the names of Gov. j i'! tVum..y. ami "; : ? !
Jarvis. Judge Fowle. Dv. Orissom. tJ for the m-ove y of ?2;,0,000 tcr of the faculty and ho course ol
Judge Aveo', Col. A. li. Andrews. H.'.ages In l. .the plain ills and instruction prearranged for tins term ,
Slaior W. II Crow. IL tt liattle, Jr.. defemlau .-ntcred into a contract for . evin-e with a pecu.iar lorce that a
Hon Sr SIcOeheo and ...auv " X fftvornbl,. opportunity w. l be given ,
tain 33,310 and lladhy' 11,0W
A Lavish MookK. James .Smith, of
Cano Fcnr township, informs us that
llie lms n goose that began to lay on
tun )4lii or J! enruary lust, ami up to
tlie 20th of Mny hud laid eggs,
1 :.. l..b; ...w.fl.o,. n,t
Escaped Convict C.rTi:nF.i..A few : meeting that no one seemed prepared ,
weeks ago, a white convict from this , to answer positively, and that was,
eountv, namedJohn Hopkins, escaj.-1 does the term of the newly,
ed from the penitentiary, and on last ! lp'"ded magistrates begin ! Sev-!
Tuesday ho was recaptured by Mr. , 'r"1 magistrates had taken:
MarionBro(kHaiidbrouglitliireforit,"'0fttMf ofhee au.l were present,
tho sheriff to carry him to Htdeigh. it'.ul v to participate in the meeting.
j but it was suggested that thejr term:
. NT ,,. .. , will not begin until the first Mond.iv i
A Niaei, Fioht. o witnessed a . . t fl v ' '
n i i . i t r in August. After some discussion i
very novel tijiht on our streets, a lew i . . n.. ... . , . , . , .
i t? ii i - 1 1 it was thought best not b decide the !
days ago. It was between a javhird ! .. ... ... , ;
f ,., vi'i'-. question, but to request t lie newly!
ana it umi giowii niiii'M. iiiiT i!iniiil.iil magistrates not to take
had climbed a tree, and the bud,! ll. . .. i -
, . . , ., , . .. ' ipart in the meeting, which request
lavinir a nest near by. thought thei', .... , n '
" . , 1 ., i they very wn hngly acceded to.
kitten was irning for it, and there- ? J, .. . . , , .
J M . , , .! A resolution was introduced to
fore, pounced upon it and attacked . , ,,,,, ,
., ' . . n i j. aiitiroi unite ft. 000 for building a
It. so persistently nun. me tuieu 111
gloriously retired.
-
Thk Chops,
()ur farmers will, in a
few tlay8i i)e i)U.sy harvesting their
w 101it, nUl oats, ftUd a few have begun
already, f roni hoiho portions oi iiic
county we near tliat tlio wheat eroj.
is iiaii. wnjie in inner pornoim n ".impropriate
said to be an average crop, though
not so good as last year. Nearly
every farmer complains of the drill -
worm iu tho corn, which is doing a
good deal of damage. Our crops
will not be as good as last year, nor
as bad as the year before,
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A Blooded Bull. We saw liere,
d:i last Monday, the finest specimen
of the bovine siieeies that, wo have
that belongs to our enterprising
.omit.vm:in. Mr. L. B. Bviiuni. Any
atlemnt to imnrove tho breed of our
cattle should be encouraged, and we
eiiunot too highly coruiueud Mr.
Bvuuiu's public spirit in buying this
bull. A Jersey calf was rece'ntly sold
iu this counfy for 25, which shows
how hiirhlv this breed of cattle is
appreciated.
School Cei.eihiatios. We regret
not having hoeii ahle to atteml. on
last Thursilnv. tho closing 'xei cises
j()f Mt. Vernon Spiiiigs Acit.leiny.
whuh. from all that we have hoard,
passed off most pleasantly. A very i
lUrgo crowd was in at tendance, and
the students all acipiitted theniselves
most ei HilitaWv. The literary address i
was delivered lV ran. II. li.isljee, '
t'sq., oi iiaioiyn, who wen susiaiue.i j.ra, jjraxtoii. tor serving a
his reputation of heing one of North . eanvasser at senatorial elec
Carolinu's most graceful orators. We1 tion.
are pleased to hear of the continued ! K.ijuli Fonshoo. for serving
suoiiesH of this nourishing school, j us canvasser at senatorial
election,
A Pleasant SuanusK. During the! J- w- Hatch, for flour and
ahsenee of ltev. It. A. Willis and his j ,,r f"r lo'r-house.
wife from homo last week, attending ! K- Hatch A: Son, for .) hush
tho eomnienceinent exercises of the 1 rn f"r lor house.
Greenshoro' Female College, the j IhuiuiisC. Dixon, for l.iuldu.g
!1,..lw.u f l.w i.Mi.M-e.r:Lhnii ill. H.isl
j w hy R 1,rnt.1loortoli W Wig(unent
, thomselves. went to the par -
! ,, K),j bllHjP(i theniselves fr
.vo or jir,e ;u preparing tt
1 1)lwwftIlt Kllll,rise for then). They
pilt ,own H i,.e new matting in the
parlor, new curtaiim to the .windows,
I a( wjth loving hands did many other
1 H.in.Tj f tmf ..i vc.1 lo pvcitn the urn-.
!.,., .,. .rintitiiila of their beloved '
.istrjv ntid Ids wife when thov rrtnrn-
t.j home. !
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an i;lii noi.-miHu,., m.vi
taken here, last Thursday, in a suit j
that was begun twenty-seven years j
ago, and may not hi? ended for uoveral ;
years to come. It is a case pending :
t'"' , , ,j
Kal.-igb. .td w
tin? l inteii niates uircun v ouri. ai
n titled '"Silas Soy-,
yiuour, Lenter Jj. i
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tb.i.oii. surv.v...
jlVOOlllson. n.i.wwi.f, "
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: Sevtnour A i'O. agauisi tit' t esit!i ii
.f for Um :
tll,! defendunt was to pay thcplaiutiffs
tlu' " f lvr'm l'1'1' 1"ll'- 'i'he !
nluintitrs sub'.et the work to other !
contractors and a large amounl : of ,
the defendant declared the eoi!triu:t
l Ol IV UUI. JF --,
forfeited and compelled plaintiffs to
stop work, because of alleged Viola-1
tious of the oonlract. The plaintiffs
at once, at November term, 1H50, in-'
stituted suit in the federal court
(thov being residents of New York) ;
and 'demanded judgment in the sum j
of $250,000 os damages for the action
of the defendant. From various
causes the case was not tried before j
the w ar. but wa.i pending at its out
break, and after the war began it was
dismissed by the Confederate Judge
because the plaintiffs wero alien ene
mies. After tlio war closed ami inej
federal courts wero re-opened in this .
State, the case was re-instated upon j
the docket, and as before was con
tinued from term to term, until about i
1S7K it came up for trial and Judge j
Bond decided that the plaintiffs were j
improperly named and could not sns-,
tain their suit. From this decision j
an appeal was taken to the Supreme j
Court of the United States, which j
after the lapse oi tnree or lour years .
reversed Judgfl liond's ruling and
remanded the case for trial.
The depositions takeu hero were
those of Dr. John S. McClenahan and
Mr. J. Q. A. Leach. wh were eon
tractors wilder S. Seymour & Co.,
and they tcstifiei as to the work done
by them, and their evidence is regard-j
ed as very important.
This suit has been so loin pending
that all the lawyers originally con -
nceted with it are dead. Th plain-
tiflV attorneys were P. JJ. Winston,
Sr., Henry W. Miller, and W. II.
Haigh; and the defendant's attorneys
were George L Badger and li. l'
Moore, every oue of whom is dead,
The plaintiffs are now ably represent -
ed by Col. J. W. Hinsdale, who ii
leaving no stone unturned to obtain
1 .-MVlllfllll . ..l. .lL;lll..'-l A... .Tl.nL.'ll. i
1? ,1 J ilVf 'I ICV 111 H tin i 1 iivmn ii vuiiii- j tuui u I $ i invi iiti i"i nir nwn n uf
i uccc
' Mujihthatks' Mektino. According
ti previous notice the. magistrates i
mid commissioners hold fl meeting
nere lust .wonuay to consider tlio
' propriety of budding certain bridges !
in r.A.,,,4. T1...W. ,.a a .i,, I
I of law presented at the outset of the ,
ippropriatfl 97.000 for building
bridge across Haw river at Henley's
mill, but the resolution was tallied
) without discussion. Another resol u-
';.. w tl...n ;..t.-...l. 1 f ......v...
' 1,rito Sli.oOO for the same purpose,
u)1(i ,U t ,u. ,.0iHiderabl- .liscussion this
was defeated by a vote of 0 to 13.
resolution was then introduced to
K.'t.OIH) for l.ini.llinr ii
, j,,.;, jlillr (l llj,ovt Henley's
lniH, but this also was defeated.
1 n at,.,Upt was next made to get
I ,m appropriation of !f2..r)00 for a hit- j
fi(. ii,j,rf, m.,.ss ,iver at
(j10CM1-s mill, but this faifed. as did '
so a maiim t(, $mm for tiiintle :
hridg.; nt the same place. j
, The friends of a bridge at Love's
mill on Haw river then tried their j
luck but with no better success. They
tried to get an appropriation of
pcdi-.lM.'MW for a lattice bridge at that
; place, hut their eQort met with the
. simio fate- that had bctallen all the
ol herj. Our magistrates evidently
' were not much in the notion of build- j
' bridges. Possibly they may
j change their notion when they meet j
?,'' u the first Monday in August. ;
incir acnoii win ie apinoveu ov
. some mid condemned by others.
CoiiimissionerV Meed lug.
The county commissioners held ;
their regular niontlily meeting on last
Monday and Tnosdiiv. and uiiilite.l
the following accounts:
James rattorsoii. two witness
tickets.
J. W. Poe, as overseer of poor-
house.
(. Iirkm:ui. one wit-
t.8.75
ness ticket
2.10
1.50
1.50
I0i0
3. no !
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00.00
oruige across v ano creeii.
' V tmlhu. for wagon-wheel
1 f-.r the .oord.ousH wagon,
j O. S.l'oe. for supiilies for jail,
; Johu liland. for 4 barrels of
j f,r poor house.
J- l-I'helps. one wit iichs ticket,
1 1 hnias Cniss, fiir jail fees,
:" J nuun, one witness
I ticket.
j.oti ;
1.00
22.no !
2.10 ;
10.00 ;
2.SI) j
2. HO !
I
Sl.HOi
J- M- Tinnin.
one witness
ticket,
y"""1 & Headen. for
hUp-
plies tor poor-house.
H. A. London, for advertising
notice to magist rates,
i Foushee. for moving
ami arranging l.ai.ers in old
4.00 !
I
county court clerk's ollict., 10.75
Important to Teachers. j
Tho University Normal School :
opens at Chapel Hill on the 21st of.
June and will continue in session ;
improve themselves for their profess :
ional work,
the public
As Superintendent of
schools of Chatham I j
hereby urge the teachers of the conn
,y to avail themselves ,.f the l,ne,its j
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of the eountv to attend this school
because they need just such iiistruc-j
tion as tho faculty there propose to j
give during this term : and because
it is more easily ami cheaply accessi- j
hie to them than any other similar j
school iu the State. j
I take this opportunity to nay that ,
the examination of teachers will be j
in the future fully as rigid as in thej
past, and will bo conducted by the :
written method. 1 It. Law, '
County Sup't.
June 6th, 1HHU.
Crops In Illinois.
WKruMN. Illinois. May :0. lhHIJ.
Liirroii Rki'oho: As it is ljiiniii-
to-day I thought that I would write
u f0w lines so you can let the farmers j
0f my old county know what the I
fanners are doiiii iu La Salle county,
Illinois. Well, we have planted corn !
Oneo and are planting ngain, and it
keeps raining and cool. Some have
j .hinted twice ami we planting again
I have never seen as poor a prospect .
since lH.r)8as it is at tho present time. J
Wheat and oats look well, but corn I
don't think can nke a half crop, j
Y had alwavH been ahead in the
corn crop at this time of the veai'i
1 until now : but wo have plenty of" old
corn. It will take about one week'
, for us to finish planting, and that js
' getting pretty fate to plant corn in '
1 this country. ,It don't have time to '
get ripe. J have some corn that 1 1
planted the first week in May a'nl it'
, was cut off level with the ground by j
the frost, but it has route out and is
! large enough to plow but it looks
j very yellow. I don't think we can !
1 brag any more on our com this year,
but everybody boems very quiet. '
lour s truly.
A- S. lltM'UIW.V
Stlt9 Mews. . tbo colored mau only saved his own;
: life l-.y cutting the Uer.r'i throat, liefd
" 'was terribly mangled. His flngoih1
Hillsboro1 Observer: Mr. David T. i bit ten' otV, and pari of one foot.
Clark has on his plantation, 5 miles' one entue heel, together with a
northwest of Hillsboro, a young sow , .piwc of meat from his leg. wei-e .
G months old, that has never had pign, j ,lllhi"g- j
but given milk freely. This was : I
brought about by being Clicked by I Ib.bcrt Henderson, who murdered '
piga. j IiIm wifu near Oxford. X. (' . last N"
(beensboro' Patriot The outlook
iu this section is for one of tlio largest
blackberry crops ever known. It. is
estimated that this year's crop will b"
worth between one and two bund:: '
thousand dollars to tlio trade -i
Greensboro. The crop k yearly in
creasing, and with the improved facil
itios for dryiny the berries it promises
to attain immense proportions.
Baleigh Visitor: Miss Xettie Mar
ueof the accomplished ladv;tw' desperadoes and membors of.
s in the Centennial haded what is known i s ( rooked ( reek gng.
here, has been elected n teaeb- '. l,ur,',d a course of ...l.nndat.o in .
eDeaf. Dumb and Blind I. he town of ista. in I wa. forth.ee.
shall, one
teachers
School
er iu the Deaf.
stitution of this city. A porter in
one of our fancy grocery stores was
counting out eggs some lime ago, and
in running his fingers through the saw
dust in the box, he struck two eggs
that were broken and in which were
two little chickens, lie tool; thelu
home, and after careful nursing, rais
ed them, and to-day they each have u
largo brood of young chickens.
Hickory Press: A sad accident be-; out before its time. Use something
fell Frank Clay, a young man employ-: J would, but mo:.t hair restorers ai
ed nt the saw iiiill of Messrs. Junes -i dangerous." True.'' answered his
card, near Icard Station, last batur-1 friend, "but Parker's Hair Balsam is
day morning. W'hilu Mr. '. was; as haimless as it is effective, f ve
stiindine; near the saw, doubtless un j tried it. and know, (i'.ve tl-.e Balsam .
mindful ol his jierilous position, the. a show uudt ho Loy. will soon stop !
carriage, freighted with a heavy log. calling you 'Old Man Jei.kiiu;'.'' It
came rushing back, striking hii'a and j never tails to restore th iginal color
throwing him right into tho teeth ofjto gray or taded hair. Kichly per
the mulling saw. Kvcry one can j fumed, an elegant dressing. ;
conceive the horror of his Kiiualioii. - 1
Both legs were sawed i:i twain. l''rt , Tin t't'Iflii uttMl "York Cot t:w" j
arms cut off and shattered, and his j 0 s ,(, ;h f). (.asl
head ternblv mangled. He hngereil " j
until last Tuesday morning when he Do not be deceived when you go to j
expired. " l',,!y 11,1 Organ: look au.l see if it has j
i "York Cottage Organ" on the key j
Xewberno Journal: A correspond- , . :,.,,,: Tllis is tR.
ent from ( )nslow eounly imys : Mr.
.AKti niiuiii, im oni riu.' ii iivim" iu
t l... -.1 ii l:..: :.. ll...
backwoods, Milks more cows and
makes more jiotatoes than any two
men in tho county. I saw 21 ca!es
in his pen at one time, and his son
told nie ho milked that ntunherof cows
every day. planted from four to six
acres iu jiotatoes. manured from the
penning of 127 head of cattle every
night. He makes 1 is hread. raises his
meat, fattens his hogs on potatoes,
makes his leather as well as milk and
butter, lives on wind ho makes, and
sells euougti lo nuy suen necessaries;
as ho wants outside, uud plants no j
cotton. I
Winston Loader: A gentleman of'
undoubted veracit v, informs a Loader
reporter that, while riding along thej
road a few days since he saw a scene j
rarely if over witn -ssetl a snake and j
rabbit in a mortal eonmat. 1 lie snaue i
was about five feet, long, and black-1
snake species. It had a vouii;' lftbbit!
in iU mouth with which it was trying
to climb a sapling to escape the en
raged beast, supposed to I o its motuei .
Tho rabbit seized the snake by the
tiil, and jerked it to the ground.
Airiiin the Ktir.ke tried to ascend the
tree oidv to meet tho sanii) late. The
snake then made an inglorious rut real
for a clunip of bushes, still holding on
with a grip hko grim death to the. .
vniTii.T lvihiur. i no raiimr stnrren iu
hot pursuit, and seized the snako by ;
t. m lienlf. iihont nil inch mill a ilillt
from the head, whiin it ih'oiinud the
1.1. ;i Tl.n t.,t. ..( Ilm
i.iiu iiwii" ......1 ...
anake it was going for the bushes Willi
the speed of a race-horso.
Salisbury Watch man: Henry Klutts,
a deputy sheriff of this county, ar
rorited two white men I In; other day
and was marching Iheui off: and
1 . :t., 1, ni-iu.
Iliaicuiiig in-tir .1 ivouit juii- in. u j.i.-i ;
oner seized an axe and dumand :
surrender of tho officer. They had'
the start : he surrendered, and they,
marched him across the lino into!
Cabarrus county, and then relet-- .
him in neutral territory. Othcei.
should make their pi isoiioc. inarch be
fore them and hold ui their b:'nds
when passing a wood pile whore axes
are lying around loose. On last'
Saturdav eveninir, just after dinner, i
Mr. Oitulus Klutts, for some timely- axI) SALE. RY VIRTl'ltOI''!
Iilist. considered slightlv deranged, j Jal'nn ..M..r ! Ui"uiwl"r cuiri ..f Imtl.ain
shot himself. He lived about 8 miles : W lXT WX'
.t. f KMlisbnrv. mid Ilm eilCllll- in. diiy ,.f Jul. .."U. ll, ..t..r .ar"sls ,.i
slancoH of the killing arc brief. It was
noticed on t hat day that he was worse, ; .'..mains
, . , . i sain" '. Inv
his actions showing huu to be in a;uw ium
state of lunacy. Tho faniilv had been
watching him, but just utter dinner
they were alj out of the house when
flic diseliari'0 of a irun liroiiL'ht thein
indoors to lind Mr. Klutts with the
whole too Part of his head blown off.
He had taken a double barreled shot
gun and placed the mu.le just above
I.i I .l;....k 1 .1...
Ii:e llgui, eat iititi uwwiv iu t.""
with his right hand. His brains were
scattered all over the wall and ceiling.
Charlotte Journal-Observe:: Mr.
W. L. i'.igham. of lleirvhill town
ship, who was in the city yester
day, reports something remarkable,
lie has a calf, is only tilteen mouths
old. that gives milk, lhe call is nut
as largo as an ordinary animal of that
ago. lhe fact of its giving milk is
considered a most extraordinary one,
and is something the like of whu h
Mr. Uigliaiu never heard of. - -On
Thursday hist Mr. Kd. Sitirewa't, a
prominent citizen of Cabarrus county,
and who is well known in Charlotte,
where ho does a good deal of his busi
ness, met wjth a distressing accident
in his new shingle mill at Mill Hill, by
which ho lost one of his legs, from the
kueo down. He was working itli
the machinery, when, by wine unac-
countable accident, ins loot was ;
caught in the saws and was torn to1 gXl'tT I'oliS' NO TICK H VV -pieces,
together it h tho ankle audi ii 1..4 ,,u.,ii.i.-i .' SuZm
1 . ,. . , ,. ..i 1 1 ttut-tiauaii. d".'".i-i' I. li.T.'iii 1:11" ""ins .11 1111
part of (let leg. Rulus Recti, a col- 'T,U1I 1,1.1.11.. .laiiii.-ncuinsi sai l .i.-.'..t.i.t t..
ored man, well known iu this ''. TJXX?''" Ui'" " MTiircuANVi?y
bought a bear a few weeks ago and ; ' mm it, n.3. e U. r.. avknt.
started out through the country with ! " "
, 1 ' f i Tl- ciiittns a sws-i.il'v. mid win
llllli. 1.HVSI OllllllHV lllll ills. 01 - su 111111 il
a wan left of him. arrived in the city j
from McAilen's fa-tory for repairs.
He and the bear had ji.id a liht and
vein her. iv neallllir iter, was iiniij-cn
at Oxford on hist Friday. The e
cut ion was private, only a few per
sons being admitted within the en
Wure: but a huge crowd tilled the;
..I. as it was expected tljat the
i xecutioii would be public. He made, j
a full confession.
Iiilimiilaliiitt a Town. '
Frank Brown and John Anderson. .
hours on Sundav. lin.-' revolvers!
jironiiscuously and creating otlur
disturbances." Tlwy were finally !iiet .
by an armed body of i-itizi ns, who
ojieued lire, shooting Anderson dead j
and fatall wounding Brown.
Why they Cull Him "Old Man.";
"Yes. that's nadly so," said Jenkins. !
"kiv hair is tuttiinir aray and falling :
, onl y u g(,t wU ,( uU of (,)(
n,.. .....I
This organ has
ruA is
tMcr to control ;
and tho only one von can buv for the :
pi ice f am now asking for it. It con- ,
tains 2 octave couplers : is in no other1
for the money. lean sell any st.lc
at any price. If yon do not think so
call on or write to mi; and be eon
vineed that this i.-. the he.-.t organ sold
iu the State for the low price. War
ranted for 0 years. Sold by liieonlv.
J). C. Gnomw.s, ltialto, Chat ham Co.,
: y'
r.vu if n:i.
tr y..uo' uf .h-hiii ntut iimiriaM iii.-orio'i
owiuari ..-., Un.
1IACKNKV -r.lstrnX.-lli IliU ."iiiht. mi ill",
'inili vt May. Mr. J.iKiii'A W, llAi ihNLY l Mil. 11 a a- t
MUTT liliirriN. I
THE MARKETS.
ll......iiiri f..r lut lt;.L,.ii;i. iy
NOR HIS, WYATT i TAYLOll,
tlllO.'KIl-' COMMISMOX MKl;e ST.
Ho. il Ex iinir mid Nu. 5 Miu lln Sl.,
UAl.Kliin, X. C, JllllC'S. IHKI.
e.ii I'Ort.MAUM.r-.
i MlildlllHi,
111'.
;stn, i i..nv Mi.idiaK,
j SlulUi'-
1
wnoi.r.;i.ii.r. nnorrnv s:kket.
M. at
T'iHi'.
Irl-
J 1 'Vi1. 'i i . t -r.-' ,l,.oi
Vl'airi'l, 4(ifl
t ai.vas-.i'U ii ui.s, i' s
IHi.'d I'.M.'llfM,
I 111-!.:.! Alii !".-.
ru!!iii'
I no My.
Cul'ii,
Voal.
ri.uir. X. c.,
j M..la.-.M-M-
! f'lliK.
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Ciiimoi..
c,,.. 7") "Si) Miitar-
i.,ri.ij lii-aitulaltiil,
, Inuivr,
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I'J'v l"i.
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; llaliu'.
ui'i"iv tpoi li".!!
IT hllll ....
t Tli.'S" in i 'i
Ai'iir-irl.irtf.-l.dr.,
- .
New AtlveHisenu'i.N.
,,,..,. ,...,,,.,.,., .
. .-Ill "11 at rut !!. nu.'il..!., at 1'J ..'. l'"'k "ii Sat
uid,iv Ui" .tli dav .if .Inn", lss;i. at Hi" Iriiiii d..i. i'
ii"r.-. ihi s lol;!'. laiuly "i'i'ii.:".l i lr"y I'm!
lls. In Ui" i"n "' l'HI'V.r.i'. It ii,"iiu"i IIi j'k si
siaiid- t. r I'linlin ss In ilml bmu.
I l- ... ,..,,. v.- :,,I,V tn.
' ' ' ' ' . 1 . ,V In IV
Asslc.w "1 .1. li. Hants.
! j.'J.'yili.'i'au'.u'r't mi'i.-l '
nil. and
. Hist..
mi', on., iiii 1
ll- Jl . At '
11! lit"" I IM alt. , s. ll '.-) tll'i'l .'sl In I
A udi'iiiy and l"i sMuiu.slat Hunks .
u.,.:.li"'J;.
I ii.iiji - i i .isii, "ai.."' .1. ....
Itll iH.vin.'iii In lull. W. II. HATt II, i
Juiih7, INil-lis. Ouiiniisliiiisr. j
! CTA'IT, OF NORTH
i.1. ..;;'',,, :NlY "F 'ATM-
NORTH CAROLINA. ;
is Tin'. hiTiau.iH !
: n. '.;'. v-x n.-i moi miiow a"t l ..i
, MJ','"'i on i!... t. nui i.. i r..r
' .. .,.iil.-ili. and II ai.nllllKUMt s.'ri'd Malilu-W.
, ,r, , s i 1 lin 1 .11. i is a 11..11 i"-!l"iit
.1 iiilll-it". and 11 d.n-mlni; tlm: siirnu .111
nas an Hi . ri.sl 11. sa. 1 I'm I ni l Is a ll'.ll l"-
I,.. Is h"r.'l , I1..MIVI mull..! ll'."ar ... """ " "
..I il... cii'ik "I iliisi'.iuit nl. iu .'(' days iifirr 11."
.,. 11. f ..t :1ns ..iiii'ii "!-. an t aiisiMT "!' ili'linir t"
M... 1.1 ili.iliT" .-..mi.u.ii.i.i-i J .1 lim."i' !l!,' !''f'k""
Jiltiu 7. lssl.-i'd. l .S. O.
"V00L CARDING.
t t.,y h.iiis..n Hawrii.ii . 1
' :.?':,;::,i,2.u;:'.'i
i i,.s ntsi .
' !','''.''", '!r.,V.K.LAii n.a'i
:X'i"m,' "'1;
id. and lii'i'iisn 1
,. .f.-as.' will li"t
will d
itri'iisiii, 11 ii' i'cs.-iii,, .m i ni.is' -
1,1,1 1 1,.- . ";.' .I lll"lal.l. list.uili'l's llinsl l.l ltiitl
slus-ls nr s..n, ll.ins- t" fP "I" ''"'" '," I
....1 .... O111 t.rl,'.. is one 1. 11 "'I i"n "i " 7 " '""
n,f M.illld, wlt'l.ll. l- I
Is r. alr..l all uiulii uud '
Hi. river.
May 31. 1KI. "His
I 11.il tin' lirldiM
,1 Mill In- lnatr.l I"!'...
t A Mia l'Al 1:.
unnUTn OTirPD FDD QATP
lUMimu oai run oaurj.
t li.tvp tlv.'.-LJ't" M-lill" Itll
;V!'
....-li. and I an "f IU'" lull-
nil.'.s. 'In.' M.Till" 1
ii.irdi.1,1 sii.s'i' .tiidLii."
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tli" Iu avl' si tl'"i
. and ttii'
M iy
J xi s lowf.l.l..
, 1SK:1. its.
1'lllsli.il''
, I I V I I l:NlS. MilHI Hi-Hi innil
I Mi I ll i '
SIMM. l'l j; riK'll' Vl'I S an I ill
Inn Is
.1 I.WU si'llll' ti u.'lii and " II LnKi"
ill I III. itll !' t til.'i s fill I l i"'i "'il
' iii'Li 'iitM5 c
Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will cure the worst c?sc
of dj'spepsia.
Will insurca hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of lifu.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
ncrves.cnriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Keeps oflf all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid
j7 W.-,lltr Sl, Pliimr.rf, IV. iRr.
f -r kin yean I tin,, seen ciftt
tuftcrr from Blort Piiuise. ly
nj,.m.'nriL'onir.pation.apO became
u debilitated thl 1 could rotre'ain
anytlnng on my I'.nmacb, tn fnct.
lu had almost hfc.ini a l.ur'Jcn.
Y-'ituJIy. whrn hpe ludlmmt left
vie, my hubonJ teeing IIk"Wn's
lltott JI1TTKK5 advertised iu the
Vi.iper, induceil me toive it a triL
ein now utkinc the third boitlo
arid have not felt ro weil id kkX
yaora as I dv at the present lime.
Brown's Iron Bitters
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
ftny medicine nude.
""i""""
.....
DMINISTKATOKSXOTICI:.
liavli,- ,ii;.l,l!.-. rw th- .l itnlnl-'lml .1
.1 inn s v..iti.i I;, .Ii- iim-I. I li.-r.-l. u-l
i. i,'i'
.'ill inTi."!. Ii.-ivlns .'lulmi auaitii
I i cxlill'lt tin- allic I" ill. i, "li "i I liii- 1.
.In i.l 11:iv. i ;i, J. A. WOMACK
Mm lllli, lwl. I'".-
vT.VIT. Of
N'OUTir CAROLINA.
-COI NTV OK 1'IU I'll AM.
In 'I In- Miifi l. r nr: .
AllP' l S'-ir. a;. I'M'.-ul..!-! Alll-.-.l lli'lid"r...ll, dc
. .'its.-.l, ;i;:hiiii .l.lil li'lili-rlt mii.I .'!li.'l'.
N.illi:., !- Illiridiy Itl.iill ln.-.;i Ilm . T.-.l lln!' "t
AMl. l ll.'tiii'l "ll. d iih.1, t . ilj . j .. -.i : '"'f'T'' 111''.
Ill III' "111.'.'. "II 1 1 IKlh ilny ..t I illie. ttlld III"
III' rvld.'l.' i "f llii ir i-liieilH, at wlil'-li llllli' mid
tilii'-n III" II nut ruHiillil nr nil Id i lalr will !- l.-iK.-ti.
W. 1'Ol SULi;, C. b. C.
May mil, iiwi. tis.
7"" !
A DMIN1STKATOU S NOTICE.-;
i llavlij.' .inalllli'l I. iidminlivil'.r .it ili.'j
re..illf '. ... .-. - . ' - I' '
e.l I" sal'l 1'i.lllH' ill'" Iti'l i'i'V ll'illll" I I" man"
ii'av'nl..
media:.' I :l Vlliclll l" Ill", lllid I ..-I--,
.'iailila ..aiual ai.'d ,'i.'i" niiil .n'i..'iu them I"
.1 In Lin- lli" "Oi dttv .if May. ISM. in- Hum
Ii.ill,.; will I " ploadi l In I'll.' "I lln-lr rwi.vury
i'. II. si'oTT, ..inliilsiri!i.ir.
Ullsliufo', N. C., .Mly S, lss.1. 4ls.
s1
2 TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COfN'lV Ol' CHATHAM.
Ill Hi" SupiTl'ir Curt. j
Mi'IIhsh Hnx'ii. adiiiliiK raiilx .'f Juliii ill'"" , ,
1 aiiallml On- I:n ill-law and ill.-.',lllilllii iWIiiim- :
tiai.,"u urn iii.kauV'Ui : Jam.-s uud ,lisi'ili
lil". ll. .1..' j
I Tills Ik n ss.ii .r.M'. i dilis f'U il'i'a watii' (
mid s"i:l"in"iil "I iilalnurf s idmliils'.rail'Ui "1 lo-r
'. iiili-lMtc's .s'.ai" mid Un.' lu lls at. law and lili'il- j
iiui's iii'lii... (iriins hi1" uiii.ii"wiii of Jiiin.-s and i
' ,l.,.'.i ii.'..ii. I' . I'.d li.'ina i .. "iry .ar'V". '
I and iicii i.'ldiMiis.if Has sum., nr.. ii.-iviii i e .11 ll . -1 :
I 1.1 in an. i (i.i.-.ir i.i Hi,' ..til. . el Un i. '.km lli.--,
C'liirt wiilnii in days iiii.'r wrvi.-" lier.s r, and.
j.l.'ii I, nil-..-! in' di'iiinr in iilaiiiiliT'i, ciniiluDn,
I j'ldiii.n i:: v l! In- liik-ii pp. . "ii:"".!. '.
' May in, 1SSI. Ills. V.'. k loi siir.i., c. s. ;.
UaiT
kJ t
iTATI'. OF N()RTII CAROLINA. I
IIATllAMCorXTV.
NTY t ni
niKM'Trill'dlil'I'liT. ;
ii.'H, a., a indlli.-lnc
I a.. UiiU'ii, :
IU'illln.1 I'lan'lili ll.it' li al. l ..ili.'is. j
This I a s Iiu ,i...M.. .!iii; fi.i' Hi" Illial a''iiilnt
u,m s"tll"!in'lii "I iailitl!ls i..lii!i!is'l'.'f.l"ll "I li: :
llin's'a:.''- "i.'I": and ll"ll'"li. Il"t tii'V ;l . 1.11 I.'.
Un- ii"i.'iitau'.s. l'laiikltn, t h'.iu, II11.-II M., and '
Marlli.i'l. llal.'li. vii" an- ililldi.-n ! l'illHlir
llil siini' an t ai" li"i. li'sidi'in'-. "! Oils xalc,
li.- and iicii.'.-ii' al th" "III '" "l Hi" 1 i"H "t tin-
; - ., ,,. ,'.,ur: "' -.11 I
Hi.'i mr cur
IliU MM'Vl I
nun' I" .l'i.'iii
1 1'id-r.-.: : i"
i May :;, l:;.
n I i 1 . 1 : '.''I dais rr.an
i.t't:.'ai..i., anJ an-"- nr d"- ,
uu'.allll. --I' jii'iiin'tit wdl Ijn
... '.v. 1 i.n siu.i:,
: i fM
1
: GREAT BAR & AIN S !!
WQW W YOUR CHANCE!
IXU IT llJ 1UUU UtttUlUU
1)Y VlRTl'K or an ASSIGNMENT
) made to mo by J. 13. HARRIS I
WILL SELL AT COST
for cash, during tho next
THIRTY DAYS,
his
ENTZXIB STOCK
of
I GENERAL SIERCMH3ISE,
1 consistiti" of fill such good: as are
WRy found iu a rit .L cla-s store.
ti..;.. must 1.,. soi.i, a..i
! sTieat bargain are ofterod.
Country Merchant
CHtl replenish their Stocks at low fig-
Hies, alld it will pay thei'l to call at
''
A1, .,rrsolH indebted t.. j. r.. ib.r
lr are requested to make init..-d.ate
. ivnictit, and stive costs: aad all per-
'': . 1..;... ...sniul liitn nre!
i sons iioiuiii .ii.i.i. 1. .."
notitied to present tU -aiuo to me
within the tu-xt o days.
It. A- LONDON. Assignee,
I'lttsboro , N. C.
Mav UUi, lHHft.
.PATENTS.
1.1 r. s. i.i"ta)i 1
Sa. 7"'i s. i ten
",.,.. r. -. 1-i.t- !
i.lilnpt.ui P. I. c.,ir. si ml. in;' i
! 11. it. !. V.. li..i.-n.i a.lv'.-c Mii '
I ' V. I- ,t-i.l I I.iiv.-.l. - I:. -f. r. oi-. I I- .I..I, 1
1 ,t . ... if. ni..- 1" l l'"."n 1 !!, W aabiufUu, IK U 1
4'4Uiililt:l of lu.Uu. UvDillllC.
SPUING STOCK
rni:
NEW GOODS
Are Now Here, and They are
Yekv PitjiTxr
AND VERY CHEAP!
I t wiil'l Inform 3i: rrl'.-i.'lit rti-.l .'nt.i'.i.if r Oiitt
I i.i. v.- ivnirw .1 liotu Hit Ni.itlnTii iu.uk.
I Willi u
and
; wi.i.'i. I ..rr.'i-ii-I"'.. i.
niHiti'l. W.nilil .-II jour i
vc-.ry li.w .-r .
, ! l.
.li.l.ll.
ll- rf
llM'l til AIIJ
ll'lllliili lu
Ladles' Hats aiii Bonnets.
; ritiiiliii: In t .!-.- li"!.i V.
I -hii i:lv y.in nnvHUli, . h.
: vMt. Ilw !
niu !. U ni'l.-.i 1
. . . ..!! nr .rko yni
i RISOKS, SATINS, SiLKS,
' PLUMES. 1'LOWFRS
AJl- 'AMK'riS.
! Dress Goods
) is vrv jireitv. comasting of
! sj lk s. -a s it m i ; a i :s. ; u viin as,
M .NS Vl.h'.lMi.
! Aid. STVI.KS Of J.AWNS.
; GlNiiMAM.-i.
IXil'I'd KI'A I' Sl'JTiN(JS,
1 HKCAl.KK.
Ni.-e lotof Jilack iiictCoioie-l SATINfj
I hinl other 1 l 'Ss 'l'j iniliiiilgs.
j LACIvS :!! s: .1. . ii. es.
11AM!:1 io i and other VMings,
(Can giveu.u the bc-t COKSHl' yuu
i i vi t i-'iiw f'r t !,c Msonev.
UOOi'SKlKTS.
! LA Pi KN' J.IM'A l 't STKUS,
I i!,(i KS. H AMb Ili.CillKLX
iSCMU'S. 1. 1M IS MISSKS AND
IHILDJU'.NS I'AW V JJOSK.
Can nive ou soii'c! Iiing special iu
! J.I'ITOSS iioin 5 cents per
doen (recent 'v sold for 1 cents) up,
J I'M.'ASOLS. 1'ANo.
and anything cl-.c a lady wauta or
needs, t'ouie mid see us.
i
; ,(W. gl-liis. Voll I'.'lVO Ilol Deeil
I forgotten, "e have a splendid btoi k
" MEN A11B BOT CLOTHING
I li-.-lil tlif i liMi f.: I'.lt rt, :li flli.'?l e.i..liii.Tr.
! .Sj'lendid stock of HATS, i vrrt.v ciikap.
SIIOKS: IVi'tn a comuioii Duouak
to the tiiust hand-mad.' )iTi lii.
M r.:.-i. ..r si vitis, ii..is un. 1 1'iiivvrs.
orr.'i:.iif . .iv '.i.inis-i-' . i.i. :iisuii:tkiui.i rxnnt-
'ollllCI'S.
SI.sl--k....fM..v-.-. m si rMi;iiS,v.ou.AHS
.-.id i l l-is, t.:.
lluvi- a Mil sl.H'k "l
llanhviiiv, Tiinvarc, Croikory
.mj .'n,it nre.
UllVl, .ln,.; ,,,.. ,,., s,.ry ollwll, m
I'M .1 ,ui, , HAlli'
i Dnig;3, Paint?, oils, Leather,
CONI'KCTIOXKKII'.S.
I nil -li as .i:iin i aiiiii.., i .'ii- i-M-.i'-ii i.aiiiii.'H.
, ilriiiiyi-i, l.i'iii'in.-.. i .n-.iaiiiiis. Itauana.-., liaihliihAo,
All kinds Farming implement uud
! (Iroccrios..
I X"W. in. ...ii i...i say when " say k'i try
( t.i k'"(i "Very tliini;. and 1 ihlitk we hav. tiparrr
i t-vi.ryllilnir llian any Ii. -u-" N.ri li wN.mli. If yi.y
ni't'd any iliinj. Ii- tri' and i'Ivi u.- a mil atnl vie
w ill 1 y and j :.-.-.-.- v. n in j.t I. .-r- and hi1..
Iiavi- an ":i i lam.-- "' K "1 1 l.l .hs, Xf.
W.,:.l. .-.ill t li. "l .;i in rs' a't. n'li'ii '.. Il:u U11K
r.VHM lUl.l.Al;, ii." I.ivl ll:al is n:a I".
W. L. Z.OiVDOZVa
IltlsSmro", N. '.. AI'I'II I'.1.
'nmmmm'ii&k
i nrw C86P ?mc?,
Sfnf for I CAT.LCC'-'i- r. t-rJICt L 1ST.
K8K.S?2 & CO.
ROCITSTfR ti.V. ('IfACOILt.
179-IS3MAIN STHLtT. 100-:'i'8 RandolphSt.
Tho Largest Stock
of
Baii'inu'and Tics
North Carolina!
For ti.e lowest cash j.rices to
AND OEALLKS
.write to M. T. LLACll A. CO.,
ti.U.l lOll, N. C,
July l l, Iss-.i. .y
LOOK 1IEIIE!!
! EVERY
Ought to
INSURE AOAINST FIRB
( -N -IUE-
HO.'TH CARGLIKA
HOME INSURAKCE COMPANY!
I TMs ''"itii..mv das t u 111 sin'
' t'H t iiirl". 11 '..l's, ul'.d
sfnl imaU'a
Always Pays Its Losses.
j muUii. All .!.. ..I it. .urnlil.: .r..rly Insure
j un reasniiniil.-i.-ms. N.,- Is tl,.'luiMW luHurol
I ur liinln'1' Inrii: tnatii.n urrly t. .
11. A. LONDON, .!., Agent.
; S","llt.i r t. iss;. j; 1 1'lTMlolio, H. 0
PATENTS.
.. '
V I.I.MM N. t il. llni' 1 if
l'.ii"iits, Uu.-lilii;titi. l.
d HCll I'.'lti li'-, Wli. li"
1. 1 tl,i. Cit.it'.., I....li.t.
Ann i i.'iiii and Kr-
'. All I ' 1 . -1 1 1 . -. sn..
I.. I1.I" lli.. laKtit
"in..
;
j.t.ir
So.
' u:il'..-.f 11 .a'i lit Isst'. UH'd. Snuil fur
iltir.
GRAHAM & CROCKER,
at
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II I. ( .!. It
I I. I I" I. list,
irlt "f Clni'liain i'-ii.ilv
ttliywl.i l" in Oi" Miftta
r l-lniil i '"Iv
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