3M Chatham ttori
THURSDAY. JULY 2C, ls:h
LOCAL RECORDS.
a? Another auction ut. Jbirri'
wtore next Saturday and Monday. the
2Kth and 30th;'
B6T Read the advertisement of the
Mount Vernon Sprites Academy, one
of the most flourishing schools in the
State
HtB Have you seen London's stock i
of Clothing? They are very cheap. :
Suits for !i:j. reduced from -U ;
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sunn 1 or cio. ieiiiiii-ii limn
Good suits are very cheap. A few
pair Ot Heavy noois away oeiow com.
Main arc very rneap.
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KfifWe take pleasure in calling
Attention to the advertisement of
those enterprising merchants and
clever feiitlemen. Messrs. Jjntta v
Mvalt. who are audits for the sale of
II, a ..iitf.liviit Vim iiikle 1'olt.oii-
v,' wv,v .
gin, which in said to be the best ever,
tnftdc. i
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ar London is st.U selhn- g"" '
at cost ron cash. lienicmbc Ins
nelr of ,M,o.!s must be sold and that
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hl once. 11 11 ii iiu can ii'i v mi ii 'ii
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saw oeiore. 1
stock to select from.
IrjyAt the iiiiclioli last Saturday
fjreat bargains were made. Among
Others Coats thread sold at 2 cents a
1 Tf i J, 1,v nnvlliin.i
for almost nothing go to the .met ion
ht Harris store next Sati.r.b.y ...,d I
Mondav. begi ng at 1) o'clock each
dav. Ladies siiernnlv invited. I 01111
try merchants can
stocks ut lit tie nut.
replenish tilth
Pi: ti.hh Jnsi i-anci:. An insiuance
hgi-iit of our acipiaintaiice recently
leceived an applical ion from a citizen
Of this ci.Minty to insure lt of bar
rel staves against worms! The ap
plicant also wished the aeiit to in-
Hiire that lie (the ap.,icaiii ) w.hihi
get a certain price lor 11s slaves.
1 ins would o'ii iitosi tiovei insm ancc. 1
the like of which we have never be
fore hearth
A Painvci. Aei irrxT At the
mill of Messrs. Caudle & Pelt
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V
mih's south of this place I a negro
iuan. named Henry Chyrg. was very
seriously injured on hrt Friday.
While leiiioving a pialik ll'oiu lne;wl,j
aw he leu. and Hie saw imh a dcel
gash 111 his Hugh, another 011 his;
neck, iiml lacerated Ins right itrm so i
severely that it, was amputated that,
night by doctors Jiinld. Hanks and
Manning. I
j KniToij li:roiiii: The ipiest ion has - j Cnderhilh who is the j of the (rate City (iu ird was capsized
Hop Wkuiiku. We do not publish I often been asked, "at what a;;c t lu uutc lmniii at the rice mills, walking : while sailing near Fii t Macon. All
it lis an item of news, that the weath- German Carp cast their spawn .'" An down Ihe track of the Kaihoad. Half the men were thrown into the water
er lmi Vieen oppressively hot. for i m tide written by Seth Green in!.m lotII. (,.,. jj,,, Hmnigli freight i which was there about 10 feet deep,
everybody has personal knowledge j Home and Farm" stated 1 hat thev ,.1SM.,i over the road, and soon after I Tim cause of the capsi.iug was a
of tho fact ; ilidt e I il, 1ms been ho hoi , did not spawn until t ii lee years old. ,. Pn.lerhill heard cries of distress ! sudden storm which came up and
that every one is ready to declare it and that the water and food had to ,.,;i,i,,. f,oni the direction of the rail- j swept a'nng the const. The boat lay
is tho hottest ever known. For sev-J be well adapted to them if they (Vl j )n ,.,,iiig to the spot he found , i" the water four hours. The sot
i:ral days the. thermometer indicated I spawned even at that age. Now. in j, ,, ivico king 011 bis back along : diers were all able to swim, and the
il teiniieiiitiire of "blood ln-at". and 'answer to this I wish to slate licit I :.i ,,r ti. 1,' 1" ;!. I,tl, Ics cut ! only person not a swimmer was the
the nitihts almost euuallod the heat
of mitl day. The heal has been so :
oppressive that it has been hot. work
frying to keep cool.
A Dwn.i iMi HruxT. We much re-
irref In heiir of the misfoi'l line that
has befallen our former low iisman. 1
Mr. It. H. Cowan, who is now the j
editor of the Anson Times. On last
Momlay night his dwelling villi
hearly all its contents was destroyed j
by lire, the fiuui y barely having time
to escane. The dwelling was built i
only last year and although there was ,
$1500 insurance yd, tin- loss will be
pute heavy. 1 lie origin 01 memo
is unknown, and it was not tliscov- ,.,., ;,, y,m j.im.,0 the name of
fred until tho building wa in tluues :0v Inferior Court to "Siispeiision"
. ; Court, and at the proper time mis-
Tiik Wiikvt C;ioi. In every neigh-: jiend the court. At the lost two
liorhood may now hi-heartl the hum terms of the court in nearly every
of tho thresher. We hear such con- .case there was no penalty or punish
llicting statements as to the wheat ! inent. but all turned loose. If a man
crop that, wo ,an hardly tell how it is 1
in this county, but taking it altogeth
er it is prolmoiy an average nop,
Some persons say that they made
little or nothing, while others admit
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folevnhlv well." There is !;! tail. I V i in ll.e law for different crimes, but it !
110 danger of a wheat famine, ami ;
hundreds of barrels of llonr will be
shinned from this county during the
fall and winter.
Goiso to Texas. Three of our
young townsmen, Messrs. Thomas A.
Hanks, Frank C. Poe ami Willie
Thompson, will next month obey
Horace Greeley's advice of "Go West,
young man", ami move to Texas.
While we regret to hear of any of
our young men leaving the "old
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in Th,r ShaiTs yTiHhey will !
n, wo hooe their brightest anth ipa-1
4i,,nu tunv 1 m l'iiiili7il lllld each lilll
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L.st,no MoNEv.-In looking over i
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lite ia iisiH tu t.itei im 11D111M, iw H-.
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wero surprised tt timl so few persons
reported as having any "money on
Pi" mi .vt.r
hand . Hie law rem iron every tax
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paver to make a verified statement of
paver t
all his
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11s property liable to taxation, 111-1
ling any money that he had on j
1st dav of June, and yet out of
cludin
the 1st day ol June, ami y
all the tax payers of this township
(about ti(H)) there are only '2'.) who:
are listed as having u:iy money on ;
hand on that day! Does inybody j
believe this to be true? Cau it be i
true that only -'J persons in this '
township possessed a dollar on the
1st. of last .In net If so. wh -re did
all the currency go that dav '. It not
so. where are the oaths of all those
who swore that they did not have ir
single Vent on that day .'
Tea.-hfrh CERTiKWAThH. At there-;
,.,t ficamiunti.ni of applicants for.
certificates to teach in tin public
i,( tliis cumilv there were
twentv nersons who entered for ex-
A;. ... or lw... i-eiiied
before the close of tiie examination,
five failed to receive any certificate,
and the r-maind'T received ccrtiti-
' rates as follows: first grade to lb H.
Linelierry : seeond grade to A. M.
; Waltcrslf. 1 Richardson. Lclia (1.
Wade, licllo lhadley. and Susie Van
Dvne- mi, d third iTiitb' to lit til l!ol
jinK Melissa Cot ten. Mary S. Smith,
j.uisa (. Harris. Yalmore Check. O,
S. Han is. and J. W. Hall.
Ti:amc is Town. Owing to its
HCCim1eci position our town" is not
often isitedbv the tramps who infest
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the towns situated on t lie rainoa is
h t j t Monday a dilapidated old
sj,,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,f ( li:lt sjiecies of humanity
arrived here ami I'efore m-'lit was
iiiiet!y sluinberin'' in jail. He lire
Tended to be a fortune teller' and
ivt,t up h'n spirits by pouring down ...
other spiiits, until the spirits pit
lnm ilown aint lie lai.l outstretched
on the hide-walk, from whence he
u-in 4'i1.-fn liv lu Inwii eniistiilile and '
--
lodged in jail. Next mormnj,' he :
seemed quite refreshed by his night's 1
rest,, iiud upon bein carried beftre
the mnvor ideaded so rloouentlv fur ;
(i t ' m, willl ,,,,'1,'V. 'that
) .,' t,;w
J"' Kuspeno ,1 upon
promise to deliart. ailit li hasteneil
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his
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'delay. ve nanny tniuii lie win ic-
A Goon Cow. What do our readers
think of a cow giving nink gallons of
milk a day? Last. May while on a
visit to Charlotte we admired the
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another vis. or (Dr. t.nre on. l J -!k
ouiitv) he toul us that In- owiii
'row that had i-rn at lii'.st eight
gallons a day. This seemed incredi
ible and we laii'diiii'dy told our
; esteemed friend that while wo did
not doubt his veracity yet we could
lint believe his statement, unless he
sent iis a certil'icate of "a disinterest
'tl wit liess", mid we would publish
it in the Iin. (.!. A few days ago
no received a letter Ii ton J n 1 tireiou
hu.l,h , ., Cl.,-t iii,.tt . and statin
,iat ,. eow (named "Fair) now ha-
a calf and that after leavin-' l-lentv :
!if milk torthe calf, the cow gives
' every day six ga'lons if milk 'J'he
; certificate is as follows:
j Tnvo, N. (!.. July 2D. lss:j.
; 1 certify that I have milked and
isi-rii milked from the cow, I'.tu, nine
, (!)) gallons skiiiimed mid; per day and
'believe the .-aiue tinald il v could be
now ami not tlivid with the
rail'. Y. M. M....NKY."
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Hit i.k Yi.ic.' Chatham Co . N. ('..
July 21.
;aeed 20 ( lermali Carp, varying b om
1 to 2.1, inches long, in my pond Feb- ,
i ruary, 1KS2, and that .1 now have a
'good stock of young carp varying1
i from iibout 1 to J inches in length, i
I parent lish measures lltj' inches ,
long w ith In oad dark colored hacks. ,
snvery sidt
beauties,
ed tins and tail, perfect j
A. W. XoiiW!
The "Siisponsioii" Court.
F.uvi-r, X. ('., July 2:trd, 1SK.1.
Fmroll lli'coill): l'le'lic give the
following a space in your columns.
To tiii: Mvuistiiatks or Chatham:
t momniend that, at vour next 1
can steal !?iimi and tne costs 01 trying
hii.i iLinoiiiit. to S'Jo and he is tiirm d
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makes 5; 75 clear. It may not be a,
! violation of the law for our court not
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is certain they are not carrying out j
the intent of the law ; they are noil
making the law "a terror to eil-'
! tlners".
I I hope some magistrate will count
, the expense of our "Suspension"
Court ami have the figures to show
'at the next meeting. A Citi.kn.
Stato News.
Wcldon News: The llaleigh v
(histon ami Seal rd & K,;aoUe lUil-
roads will very soon begin the erection
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room for travelers at this place.
Il 1
..-in 1,.. l,..it...l iiwt Voiili ,,f tin. li,-iel :
where tne old shed of tho llah igl. lloatl
stood. j
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Salem l'ress: On last. I ucsdav.
Daniel Sink, of licthaiiv. Davidson 1
county, started to his field to haul ;
"heat, with his feet hanging down I
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under the wngon; and 111 driving over,
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n SI l ill ti i"i. HM 1 .uiglil net n ecu
. , p .
lll .'""P tlu- axle o. he wagon.
"'eakinjf both bones of the leg be-
, tween the knee and the ankle.
Oxford Torchlight: On the even-1
ing of tho 1 lth inst.. Mr. Johu Wood,
who lives in the vicinity of Centre
Grove, near the line of Granviile and
Person counties, was suddenly thrown
from his buggy the horse at the time
running at full speed on the banks
of Tar Kiver, his head striking a pile
of stones.
The skull was fractured
in several places ami th i
about 'J o'clock at night.
leiith resulted:
Ashcville Citizen : We learn that
n negro man. employed on Iliu mate-
, Hill train Dl l a pi. .i.ick -,iixaro.,, xmis
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,lr.vi,i ,l nt tin Warm Snrin .'s on
Sunday. He h;i1 gone into the liver
1 ;it hinir. and from some cause we
haxo not learned, peii.-hed in the wa
ters. Alamance (ileanrr: Mrs. J. K.
Stoeki'id h ad a turkey gobbler t It-it
took a notion ho would like to be a
hen. So he weld to set ting and set
three or foui weeks with nothing un-
h-r him excent the ground. At last.
Mrs. S. getting in sympathy V'iMi him,
j.lacrd fifteen chicken eggs nmh-r him
--twelve of which he hatched. There
was a proud turkey.
Moore Gazette: It is with pleas-
ure that we hear too crops are gener-
llv ,
aii '
backVal.nost discoursed, but thev can ;
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every obstacle in their way. Mr.
A. A. Mcl'huil. of Greenwood town
ship, a few weeks since, iniittciiiptuitf
to jump from a biijy 'ol his feet
-Ii'il in the reins and fell across
vl.i...l I .. :,!.-1 1 1 i.ei i riil nl his l ibs.
i i
a eu sulh l ili- vei v ...U.-ll. It
d his lfm-s w, r also iniured.
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as lie lias ui ii uiiauie io iiiii-u in .-iiil
silJ).t. tlu. ulllol ,mi.lte oucum.llt.,..
Reidsville Times: Mr. II. 1 Barnes,
was robbed on Tuesday July 10th, ;
about two and a half miles west of
iv,,,,!!!.. Tt,. I,.l sold t-lmeeo nnd
hern unable to roimh or spit
was retuiiiiiiLr home, walkini' a linn-
drcd vards or so lit hind his wagon,
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enter the road in front of him from
the woods and walk on ahead laugh-
ing and talking. Passing them and
autiiinaliii" no danger hi; was sud
ileiih si'i.ed by the arms. Ucforo lie
could get his knife the two others
rushed up and choked him. Over-
powering him they took all his money,
S.'-i.;. Not a word was spoken. 1
rayetteville Observer: Yesterday'
morning a colored boy about twelve
years of age. son of Nelson Starr, was
drowned at Camion's Pond, two or
thret
miles north-west of town. The
water at this place is yi ry deep, and
.rood swimmers have often had their
imu;- u.en mere. - .st cck .1
v.'i-v ,h'.tiv,.;!,,e aecidc.M occurred i
Mr. va!l. ralso;is.,iaei,m.-s hopsn,
this jilaee. A young man nameil ( lias.
McDaniel. while w.irking at. one tif the
OP'CS. received II piece OI Slt'Cl
throimh his eyelid and into the ball
if bin li tJ 1 it evt
Surgieiil assistance
was procured and everything done
that was possible, but we regret to
h arn that the sight, of the eye is
1
oahlv lost licvond recovery.
Goldsboio' Messenger: Mr. John
Price, a yo'.in-r man keeping bar for
Mr. Joe A. Parker, in thiscitv. met a
shot kin
tlea'li d;ii im,' Tuesday night ;
in beiie' 11111 over
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) ( .u;ni S1I7M ,s .,f the rily,
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,.,y ;., .1 l.l,m- I,,,,!,-. ,m,. of them
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,listance I'roiii him between this rails. ,
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Monroe F.mpiirer .v Fxpress: Mr. ,
J. W. J Jelk had a horse killed by run- j
uing away wnu a piow iasi, ,
Also one Alexander, a colored man.
uid one killed by lightning, at Silver
; Kim church. Mr. Stradler Snider
:aud wife, of Lanes Creek township,
j wt re in town Tuesday, and had with
! them four children, one of them a
' son ten years of ago laid March, that
! measured four feet, ami a half in length
and weighed li! 1 .1 pounds, --hev.
i A.T. Lathi's youngest daughter, aged
live years, was badly scalded Monday
evening. Sin' was playing in the yard
H'liifi lli,' fMinilv wiisliin,' was beiniJr
done, and iust at the moinent when a :
largo batch ol 1
thing was lifted from ;
ll,,, liilin,r mil slie fan
the
washei -w oman ami the dripping cloth-, rapidly down to the ground oi.coun
ing coming in contact with her ex-; tereda pitchfork, the luo.ngs of which
posed liinlis, she was const!
lerublv i
! scalded wilh tho boiling water.
1 Laiidmiiik
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.Miss I aro-
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'"',(, w bite.
icars of a-'i
a maiden
l l.lv about (" 1
, went across
the road.
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llst Monday evening, to tlrive up tlu
: cows, as had lieen her custom, ami re
: turning fell in the mad ami expired
' in a very few moments. She had hi en
I in good health and walked to church
I Sunday. Her death is supposed to
j have resulted from heart disease.
i For the past thret) years there has
I boon an increase rach year over the
! year before, in the amount of wheat.
: produced in this county. This is not
due altogether to increase in aereagt
oui.ioinipioMiiieiu.siiiiiif!.!. (i.tii.iioi. .
! of the lands and the manner of seed
ling. littler plowing, more careful
tZ
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cnanue. llicicwoil Biimum ira-i.,
children in .inner s lownsiup. ;iexan-
I.... ..,i,,,t' ,,,'., 1 1 ..i-tii.tf. tt-il 1 si-vri.
v ' unaccountable but
' ,s ' P"l;'-"'- ' 1 '1" ;
it'll cannot open their eyes. 111 the
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luoiinngs. and have to be led Irom bed 1
to the wash basin. Acitieiiof the1
township named, who was 111 thisotlict
Monday, savs that not a child in 'his
, f ,-
neighborhood is exempt from thetbs-
1
cii'.e.
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An enormous
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tt-day at Xoitl.west by Mr. S. C.
j McKay, C. C. K. 11. operator at. thai
point. H was dispatched after a des
pcrnte struggle and after it had killed
j one dog and two cows. We wore
1 shown a pieo of black walnut board
: to-day which was evidently two trees
: which had grown together so as to
: form a complete union of the wood.
In sawing it apaita cavity was dis
! covered in which were wulnuts and
portion of one of the trees with the
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another 'rov tu ol wood. On rum-
lav, tlio loin nisi., inree colored noys,
Hie imu u s,., imec n, .e .. ...mh,
Lr-.st ofwh(.mwasNedLu breth,
to a place on South lover, Uowu
the lar
went to
II- 1 HDL;! iin JJtuotiu;, ll, .-,I..J, i.n-i
that Xed took Williams, who could
not swim, out into the stream and left
him, sax ing as he swam to tho shore,
"Now, d n you. swim or drown!"'
The boy was drowned and his body
was not recovered until the next day.
when an iinpicst was held, and the
verdict of tho jury w is that the de
ceased came to his death by drown
ing, at the hands of one Ned Cul
vHTth." The latter ha lied from the
sect ion
Greensboro' 1 'at riot: Mr.
Slack, a
wogoncr tor Uie i' ranu uisvnio
fac i
lorv, nau nis uws mm rover
torn
t'
o i.ieces by a frcurht train this morn-
ii". He iiad taken oil' the bows to
ill
load a tine card nnd the backing
caught it and rolled it up.
Salem train last lii'ht ran ove;
dead body of a lieirro just abnvi
train
-The
the
Kcr-
-r. J - s nam a .HMa,m.
to,,ped. and theinvesteratioii dis.-los-
rd that a dasturdlv murder had Im
1 , t .1
com.mtted and tnat the l.o.ly of the
murdered man Jiad been laid across
the railroad track. Tho body was
lyin in such a position us to b. rut
in two by the passing train. Y.'l.cn
found ll.e lmdv was unite coh' 1.
dieatins,' umuistakablt that the d .111-
liable deed bad been sometime coin- .
,,,;,t 'i-i.,,i.,.w CiLm. -ii!..;,!.:.
villo rarpenter. died Saturday night
from injuries sustained by sumo bun-
ber falling 011 him. It seems that he
was intoxicated and in nassiii' by a
jiile of lumber stacked up near the
railroad track he pulled a p!a:di which
precipitated the pile on him, crushing
him to death.
News and ObfTvcr : From a pii
vatti letter v. e leurii that a hoiiiblu
murder was committid at Terrapin
Point, in the western pari, of Halifax
county, 011 Friday last. John Le e. a
merchant at that place, killed Amy
.Moore, a white woman who had been ;
liviii"' with him for right, vears. He :
sllot l.r ,1,,-iuli the laart with a '
; j.istol. SI.- hit a family of six small .
:,.,ildien with 1.0 support, whatever.
1 iA,(x ni.l((, 1 .. ut once and has
ot been seen since. All attempts,
euntiire nin liuve fin ei - - V
,-,.M,oiideiit. writim' from Greenville.:
N. (!.. says: "Kom.no I. Cotton,
son of Mr. H. It. Cotton, was drowned
at Centre 1'lulV. Pitt county, 011 the
loth. About 7 o'clock in the morn
ing he went dovu to the river from his
father's store m-ar bv. for the p u ims'
ofbathimr. No one aeeonu.anieil him.
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"ear the hank saw luui sinking. J lie ;
hi.' lit, lriLriilonod inem linn causen
them to give the alai 111. JJnt it was
-.too late to save the boy. A pn-
vate letter frm Morchcad gives us
the infommt ion that. 011 Wednesday
a wt containing several tuembi-rs of
boatman.
He held on to the boat.
as did
the others. Once in tho
midst of a squall of driving rain a
boat, passed very do-. to the party
l,v,t neither saw them imr heaid their
,.;lls for help, so thick was tho mist
so nmd
raged I hi' storm. The ,
seeni! of tho aciideut win near the
two mile buoy, on!, towards the bar.
The situation was each moment
growing more and nion
lesp,r,lte. ;
and the chances ot a rescue, hecame
smaller, when very fortunately Cap?.
Hank Hell's boat came near the scent!
and rescued all the men.
Chariot I e Journal: An old colored
man named John Snarrow. living at
?,1 1. Mourne. ill Iredell count v, yesti r-
dav met with a shocking accident ami !
one that will in all huuiaii probability
prove latal. lie had ueei. at woim
on top of a straw Mack, and sliding
passed through his mlt tlugli Irom
1 sido to side, i he prongs ot tlie leiU
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"en "i 1 r-. i;- " 0
through about eight, melius ol lle.-h.
WiuUwovth had the steam thresh
ers at work 011 bis farm yesterday,
lie made 1, (ISO liushels i f wheat on
27 acres, and an average of l!l bush
els to the acre. l'his wheat was
raised on the "model farm" near Char
lotte, which we visited last Mav and
Cfi-'aaSli n' t'i
benefits to be derived from cultu. ;iug
a small arm and manuring it , ll.
Fli. Hkcoisp. 1 I he good iieople ot
(..lst()ll ,.,,, v j1;lv,, ,ivn vflt.tnY
terested during the past tew days
a trouble which has arisen hotwen ex-
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.V treasurer J. A. Pave.iport, each
.. ,.,,'.,u o ,i',nn,
""n' "' ,
character against tlie other, l.x-slierill (
McKec charges laveiipoit with em-,
be.!ing funds to the iiuiount of ?2.- ;
170. and treasurer Davenport charges
! the sheriff with forging two notes or
j receipts, purporting to be sign: d by
Davenpoi 1. i he matter lias liven givi 11
ito the hands of the law vers, and the ;
,'f , ' ,.
,lioaid ot en
.
coui:l aiein
nlimiissioiieis of Gaston ;
now holding n court 01 111
; vt stigatiou. Mr. le'lit. (nay. yes-:
j terday received a sample of pine hair
.,,1 ...I .,11,..,,,, tlx. .,,i,ii, AI.iiim ict :n in.r 1-1, lil-
, .. ti. i'.,,'li.i .,.,? pond.
' l'his is one of tlie new industries that
has lately sprung up in this State ami
a most profitable oik;. The hair is
ncule by liriicng the ordinary pine
needles through a certain process, and
shipped to the furniture factories
Xorth bv the car load
1 lie demand
It is ctiual to
, for it is inexhaustible
or superior to moss tor stuffing solas,
etc. and brings a oud riec. The
needles arc first boiled, by which pro 1
cess the oil is e-tmctel from them.
uki, n c ,uu uuo-..K u
mm ...... -
II. '.
hair.
i S!llisbllr Wllt,.h,
IIun.isiin (jf Sm.
of )his ri WM
Salisbury Watchman : William
mi 1 li Harrison,
.,,.. w.l H.u .. w.ir. ..Kn l-vf n ....I
.1,,..
ft few days ago. which had symp
totns f rallies. .Mr H. went to
Iredell county to take the benefit of
the mad stone, owned by a Mr. lato!i.
of that county, and returned feelinjr
more at ease inri,ard to his case, and
alter a day or two at home, went on
a visit to the While Sulphur Springs
in Yirjrinu.
The funeral of Tom Thumb took '
' place Thursday at IJridp'port. Cmm.. !
with Masnnie ceivmoiiies. Fully
, ld.(KK) liersons viewed the remains.
Tho Oxford University of Missis-
SI1T is "l"'" " women from all the
States, and forty to titty :u e expected
to enter at I he iisiinir tall x -ssiou.
(1 "ii. Ord, a retired otliecr of the
U. S. army, a jiasseu'er on a sf amer
buiind from Yera Cm, for New Yo. k.
died iii the hospital at Havana Sunday
eveuiiip
! l'ri-parat ions are 1 K-in jf made for
the romnieliceiiieiit of civil :-uits
against star route contractors to re
cover moneys drawn from the Trias
ury on fraudulent representations for
postal service under expediting or
ders. IiocihmI by :i
t'ow.
re m ino vi. ksMirf Mi -. 1. . .
Wo are pained 10 learn that Mrs.
-ludge Morris, ol llovina. received on
Saturday evening last at li. 110 o'clock,
very :iiuful injui ies.froui an assault
by an infuriate 1 row. The lady wi s
walking alone near 1 pond in the pas
ture, about Hi!) yards fiom the Iioum
and passing near the cow, which h; tl
a very vie.nig culf. when the aiiiu.il
made a plunge at her. caught her 1 11
its bonis, and tossed le r into the pom',
then, jumping in. gored her aga'n
while in the water, and trampled en
her with its feet. Another milch cow
ran from a distance of (ill yards and
drove the infuriated beast away mid
stooa j,-ll;-,rd ov er t he prostrate form
f the ladv until aid come. Oulv fori
is lifHoved that she wouhl'have .
,,.(.u ;ii,.,j, j
' ' '
-is IV lien il( Mils lining.
As iv lien Siic wns Young.
T have used Parker's Hair lialsam
and
like it better than anv similar
preparation 1 know of" writes Mrs
I'.llt'ii Perry, wife of llev. P. Perry, of
Coldbrook Springs. Mass. "My hair
was almost entirely gray, but a
dollar bottle of the Hihani has rest. r-!
'i.l Hi,, snl'l lie s. illl.l Hie I I'.'own ei ill if '
.... ...
it ti nt wneii 1 was young nor a sing,e
viav nan n a. .-:uce 1 ne'ra!i nun
ing the lialsam my hair has sto
ped tailing out. and I tind that it
a perfectly harmless nnd agreeable
dr. ssie'."
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tir N,illi'en "f
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THE IHARZIETS.i
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N(M;i!IS. WYATT .v tam.ok.
OllOCims COMMISSION MKIl'll xi s.
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Mount Vena Spiiiip Acatlemy
The next Session will open
AUGUST 7, 1883.
l'i:it'i.s low. l.ofcn.iN iii:u.Tin 1 1-.
INsTllin ION 'I lloliol Oil.
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KDWAUDS JOHNSON".
M.T. Yeknos Seuisi.s P. O..
Chat ham Co.. X. C.
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FOR SALr. 0?, 1101'. "
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II: hi -j.. S.it '-faction guaranti'id.
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Attorneys at La?,
IkMpiiua! Life Atscciatica
Of Virginia
1 1 iii i - ll- t-'liowi'ig ::!'. mlages over
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a ci i I iliivie of membership in our
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earn it';; l:..ks: our policy holders
are our tiea.-urers.
I !,. Tee iilinust caution is exercised
in ueei pting noiie but sound risks.
"iih. X"t more than .S;!(MI() carried on
anv hie,
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Agent.
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