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THUItSDAY. MAHCH 27, lKSl.
IWItead the new advertisement
of Messrs. At. water & Yv'yatt.
89Capl. W. L. London is now at,
the NoitU buying hi.; Ki'iu stock of ,
goods. i
VeiT The L ack of the Cape Fear and ;
Yadkin Vai.ey railroad is laid to
Uuffalo creek, only
Greensboro'.
I A: Oi.n Jt o. Mr. W. J. Vi!linii!- position s he is to nH by and through Chudboiirn Times: The house of Davidson Dispatch: There is a
son, the popular miller at Uytuiiu's the advice, of this commit tun. (Mr. Henry Wychc in Iiogue towm-hip man living in our town who will be
mill, 1ms a tiuee-gailon stone pig The committee of ladiea and the 1 was consumed by tire sdmc days ago. , seveiitydiveyear.soldoiihisiiext birlh
thut was made iu England and was sub t owiihhipcoiuiuittces are earnest- j Tlio family was absent at the time in day. lie has been married four limes,
owned by Ids great-gi andl.it li. r more ly reipiested to meet us here oil tho ultoud.iiice at church. Nothing whs j has never used tobacco in nny shape
than 1 .") years aro, and has bcin in fit st Monday in April ut 11 o'clock i wived except a le v pieces of meat in ; or form, whs never intoxicated but
New A'!tec I i-.'MMev.K.
ri..-1-lvml tlx l.ui,.!r.l Ml-li-N "f Cr.-iS ' " .3 tt
the family ever since.
WiiipyiionwiUi's Sosi. It
that (he Hist w I'ippoorwtir.s
th:1 spring is a sigi th.it
weal her has passed. Jf i'n's
we may now expect p.eaint w
is said
SOU;; in
wintry
be tl lie
Miller.
became t he lirst whippoorwid in' I ids
season was heard here on last Mon
day night.
a in. J ne on me ure ieucra lv iu-i an u.i oiiunr s'u,
I O i . .
lifd to come. .
After discussing various mat tors
pei taiiiiug to the Exposition tint
commit lee adjourned to nicet first
.Monday in April at 10 o'clock a. in.
It. .). Puwiu., Ch'n.
L. j. livsi'M, See. and Treas.
iSSrl'ead tho address of Mr. It.
Jan. Powell, ehairniiin of our couidy
exposition committee, which is pub
lished in another column.
k. onlv '2 miles from '
I Ixi'hKAsn) ,ilu, Fveii.rnTis. j-,r
! the accommodation of our citiz ,-n .; in
tho wii.-deiii part of this co-.r.ily wc
have, prepared s petition, which is
now being i xleii.sivo'y signed and
'will soon be forwarded to W;'.Mlillg-
... . ton, asking for sum" change in ci-r-
kay Fifty-two pine buns on ouo tain maii routes by which i-ii-nily ui
btuich is veiy niiiisiia'.. but .Mr. W. . creased maii facilil ies will be n'ibnb-. I
T. Dovdy, of tin. f towuiship. inform:, al very little additional eosl. On
us that ho has such a cuiioi.ity. change uvked for is to make Si. or
- ' station the we.-t( lJj terminus of
ter We would call the attention of plllllu, Xo. pii'liO msna-l of Sim, mm
merchants and otli.rs to Hie udver- imv,, all, ,,, ,.,., !ll0 Wl-U f.-, ,.4l
tisninent of Woith.V Wot I ii who offer j,,.,.,, ,ull 'iniid;)vs in
for sale a luie lot of new eiuj of (,., .',iuvs ,lmv. li'v this
Cuba
UlOiUSSC.S. ; I'haUe tlu plMijile nioii this i'oute
., . I (from I'iusboro' to Si'er) will receivo
VOTWe have se.dom known olMlr ,,,,,.,. (li,v of i.ul.d Ml i-m
lias fililell in the lasl week. We fear
Mxiiovition Com in it tee's Addre
T i tim: 'stikss or Chatham County :
Our ( luiumissiiinui s have ileti'i ni
"Mi'd with erre.it eaniij.dr.'vis, t'nat.
our ciiiiuly Mt sr bo. represented al
the "North Carolina Slato Exposi
tion." t,o be held ill Iblleih. bee-in-m:
Mf on the tii sc day of nes't Ot-t-iber.
Ti I'i i,iii of die Siaie Exposi
tion have very e;eiK'ious!y ami cour-t'-uusly
leiidere.l Chatham county a
co;n.pieu oils place iu their buiMiiij,'.-..
to ili-.ii ay her exhibit, and we are
cordially invited to occupy it. Il is
ini 'tub-d that each county collect,
arrange an I conduct its own exhiiii
lion. There will be a pardonable
pride displayed then, to show which
an: the most favored counties ill the
Stuti-; and it i' evident there will bi
ke house. The neijh
burs contributed hlietullv to his relief
Asheville Chieii :
by Air. .Marion West, of Haywood
county, which has brought heven
calves ut three births. About four
ytiwsieii .-.lie brought t .viiis, iu March
l.Stf! siie f.'.ive I'll Iij to three, and on
the Hth inst. s!i.'a,ain brought t wins,
m.il.ii:' t.iie ,eveu al tlitie birlhs. All
me liviiijr. and are line .peemtciis.
Mocksviile liiiiis: 'i he neoj-n
mail earner who "totes " the mail from
Winston le ie. is a muikI walker, mak
ing his i 1 ; i t v -I iil'i e n.iies e el v d.-o.
An i tr.t h rni ot l.'.-.vie comi to ti v
civil cases, wiil In-imked f-jr. -.)...ii
In eii,.ier, Ii -uliiio-
e into a :.n
i i . in j,-il.
d a
,ce, hi:. I that was when lie was a bow
and thought like many bovs think
JllHl
will ti I .iff- r i.ir ii, ill.AI.
bimliul ui l.u.-kwllf Mill.
JOHN DAIMNtiKIJ.
Mnn ti ;, Inst. 4ih.
cow is own. d "" v" ,,Mt Is "".'"'y 1(' ,1:i;ik K'1' 1 JOI'iTif CAKOJJS V.
or, iiiii occasionally. Jte ooes mil eat , !'m
lrown. a 1 ra.ni
ii'oiii ti ili i,;!:, ; i
Nlull' ei.lhl-. Ii.
is nut kill"
crop is 1 .p
F.iyettevi
tint one al
Will KOilll In
Hlruet u:e.
end toivu Ii
iili.l w: m
11 a .1
1 1
1 in .;,
. -led.
!e O'.
e-i-t .,!
bud
W'e
iearii
IMifli'
)
.1-:
that farmers wi:i lie liackwaid 111
"pitching" their crops.
lSyTltn iitteiitiou of farmers is
called to tlioadvei tiseiuent of Messrs.
Btiugh &. Suns, in another column.
Tho reputation of .their l'iiosiihaie
in world-wide. Send for circular.
WOi) to Uynum f: It.a.b'iiV fori
Long's Chemicals, (J.tano for cotton,
corn and tobacco, Clover, Orchard
Grass mid Garden seeds. Kose u:i I
Peerless Irish
VEKY FINE. j
i Somf. Statistics. We have received
ter We are requested to announce a (,OJ)V ,,f ,j. ,.; ,.,.,.( o!- ,,.
that the funeral of the lale I) ii . , State' Auditor for la..t. ve.ir. and ii ue
Ibuke will be preached by K. v. O. T- : -,t:--f.ii v complied thi relVou. -.omo
Edwards at Jiear Creek church, on ; M, ;s, j,: . s'ho.v what j.o .iti ni
Sunday the -ith day of May, at 11 U lllii,H, 1, ,,',1-. :. -non- the ninety ;i
prices br'i'ijfui w
one day hooiier tuan a' ite.--ent grvul compeltlion betwieli e.oiinlieii On I ue ,liy ;
and wid also be in .liii-cl commuiit- for the masleiy iu material worth j war half w.
cation with the railroad. uud iitlia-'Uveness. Already a laieiaml. ! s(iite the
Tlie other change is t')h.'tve semi- immber of counties liave Kijnilied 1 --oou Smi 'i. d to
weekly mail on mule No. bi.isj t h.-ir intention to make exhibitions ' town bond ha.
I'Vom Iloliitan's Mil; to Ml. eiuoii of I in-ir resources : but Chatham nivd I debt of tie tow:
Sprinosi instead of a we l-.ly out- as
now. and to adcr tiie route sv :. to
j,'o by Simiuou Grove and on to Siler
station instead of Mt. Vernon Sp. iu's.
iy tins-' eiian'es Siler wiil be iii -terminus
of three mm! foul; s -1 he
out from here, tho one fioni ilol
m tn's .Will and ihe one from ('n:n:u
, 1 1 IV l:l: t Wl-l k M'V
eie :e ii, I al liUi'tii.h.
d to hear that tin
l " ijeit.' satisfnctoiA .
he old S1111.lv li' ii.se
y laid;;.', took lire
ie'its of the clowd.
lie- ground. --The
e c.impl utilised ti.i-
I lis present in
fear no rivalry, if her sons and dau'Tii idibiedupss is still slol.lHMl.
lers bestir titi'instdves w ith thai, en- Ash. b.r' I 0.1: -ir: l! wasa r ;;!
er;;y and county pride which the oc ' lar itevemie : ,-;Mi;oi iu tins com.iy
cjsi .ii demands at their hands. In j iasi week. Tit- Itevemieoilieeisina ie
luaterjal worth she is eipialled by j a bij i.tid an I uncc'eded in caplui ine
lew counties in the State uud excelled j a few illicit tubs. Mr. Campl 0.!
by none, and if we collect and pl.u j who is now sui" : iiil.mdiii" the .bmes
onions, iiinl never tasted 'possum
M: Aler.aiider Ellis's wife died on the
eihlli. Sh- was a member of ihe
1 ..u: it'.ls (di'irch. .Vboiit a mouth
previous to her death she divamed
llci! she 'vouid die in one month from
tha! time. She was no plroiuly im
prensed with the dream thai, she im
iiie.li'itely bewail to make preparation
for herbuiiai. She ordered a eollin
to be made in her husband's hhop.
She i.nde some tiltelfitioii in the dress
in which sh " was mauled thirty live
years tio-o and w.is buried in it. She
al .o knit a pair stocking for her
burial. So i cicii for dn uiiiH.
G..1 Isb.ito' Mess. uo,.!-: There is :
vciv i.i- iiiti'.o tedii-iry cmrie I on hi
Ma':i ha. it. Duplin county. l!:at is
the ie,! .il.e of ne kind in our know !
( -'I'M-. W'e - j 1 -ah of the cultivation if
t le ruse., fur the Northern markets
It is called on by Mr. W. T. lbxcli
balk, who has devoted his exclusive
lii.'.e lo that piirt'eiilar oeetij'aliou for
si -til Mai:. iln infoims us thai
List year he planted between eiohtiii.d
t ine acres in tube roses ami oathered
1. early Jio'l.tLId Imllis in the fall. Tin .-e !
ho -hips to llorists North, from which
he realies a handsoinii iue ...
We heir from reliable soin.e. ..f in
formation that, with the exct -ptioti ot :
one htile boy. theeutiie family of our
fiood iii.-nd Air. John Murphrey. of'
Siio.v ilill, tooether with tin- cook. I
were j.f-is :ied liih unto deai h by eat-;
in,' poi inn; I biscuit al ,su;.) a- last j
A I s.
SilTIl' C..1I
y l).ivi mi 1 .
iW eoC.N lV.
nul i'-', I'M.
LiLnirktU uih.iL Vim1.
ItHT-.
William Il.-ivl-. :ei,! nii.'l
Tl'h I- n H.. . , , II
ll:i i iln- l:...,l-
h.'i. .1 N: v I u .'
ln-ln.i,i-v Ijiwn 1,, i-, 1 s. I
I. - !..-- . 11" ilt I
II. ill : ' li ,11" 11
i armi-rs
Hl.i-r :li.
.-.el .
iln-
1 ,l.-i:i
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ill. !
w i.l I'.
M-..'k, A,l.. II.-J:.
ft;. o !:'!'
-Ti mi..
I v. :.i
rour money bvc.li:
? 7 0TTA"V:
and buying yo:;r
ikM iimUi
He:;e;.s
Lailiu.il ali'A hi
and a-;y (hi"'- I,, l.a.
LlLilJi;,
1 wtl! 01 ..1
.:i lh- II .v
o.!r..l. T!i'.
r.e. ii. t..iM
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Hi; I
TXVI.1
A EQYiB DEUGGTST
TESTIFIES.
l'il'Ul:iray at Immr ir n .i nl'ia,
t"M ., 111. r;l, I. lit r ,...i.r ,ri.:i...
tll.lt II. I l.lllIT ll.i-.ll V
nn-li iiiiii. r.sal ai t,:.-; ., 1 ,:j ,., m..
llklu, illlli CJUI.ll, .4111.,!, 1,1, j.v
1 tt,.- twit
. tin- l:,.a
I ! II, , ,f
i'WI. rilv.
We b
l'olatoes. ciitii' an 1 ; but l'actory.
lav 111 illt. it seems llait tin-
in. m on evliibition. the disply wil. tmiie is plea ;, v.iin the i.-o.spi,-! and poiMiu known as 'roiih on rats" bv
t an asLoiii.shiiient even to our own 'intends t. put up anoUiec engine, some means, a.i yet unknown, jot iti
peiijile. In area Chatham county is j utamp mill a., i c iploy ."O more hand ;. ' in the thmr and was cooked up with
one of the largest in North Carolina,; Tuelloovi.i il.ileoi.luiineeotitiicie.s it. Timely medical aid when the t'n.st
and wo have a variety of soil, anile. I , to improve. A few wi nks ago the svmloius of poisoning uppeared nave.l
lo the piitect production of nouny, ' Courier uot-d 1 o tl. it was paMie,- all v ho had partaken of the food, and
we me ojad to be able to aiinounce
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Tim f,.l..wiiir 1-n.T fr.,m on. f o,,, ,,..,
kii'..ui .11 i.-ii.!,n-.i. .;,i-.,m.:,,,Ula io,i
iiiUTint lu in r .-i.ll. : : -
RHEUHAliSH.
.ro II. -it I c'.iii.l 11. t 1
lire..-. ir;h,.ut li.'lp. I 1 1 :.-, I
lli.-N uitK.'iu l.nicii .f :111V r.-l:
A I II S Mir., ! Mil I ,' ,. 1
1.. .ti I.-.- 1.1 1 1,,,
Il:u,- f...l 1: m ".1 i .l! .... ,.
IMiui i.a. :i:i l ;i i-.-i .,!.
'.lll:l "it y. I '1 11. V II..1..1.
o'clock 11. in.
The Goidsboro' Messenger is
a credit to Southern journalism, and
wo do most heaiti'v congratulate
Bro. lionitz upon his deserved suc
cess that huidiV has a parallel iu tin'
history of Southern papers.
t& 1( yon are in lived of Shirts
this spring, Loudon's is the place to
get them ; he now has a large iot of
the best Shirts lie has ever had. lu-t
received a new supp.y of Shoes:
handmade. Gaiters to a common
Urogan ; all kind i of Ladies', Missc
Hud Children's Shoes.
1 eounl ie-i ot N.u tit Car
doubt Hot will be 1.
and itiiere-ting to 0:1
all th eoiiuti-., Ihe.
who-e valuation of
v aiiia
Chatham's, as follows: Wak
lion. .!.-J dii.."i 1 1 : IMgec-mbe'v. SJ
(iT'.i.O'.'S. Gui. lord s. sl.,s n. 1 ! J: Med
leiilm: .'s. .?!. TYjs.I-o ; If t'li'.tx'.-. 1
Ti'S.ll 111; .lo!ii.-i-iu'.s. Sl.7
cna! liaui s. .)i;t.o ;n. lu.ae an
ti v.; counties tiial have more lioie;
than Chai ham. and liny ale Iicle'i
O.'.f-lo. fiil'.'ford:!.:!1.?. !avi 1 on It.'JTo.
Uandolph li.-'lil. liowat! U.iilV and
Cha.ham '2. .ill'.!. O.i'v f..ur counties
it not (,Mte. all the jirodiicts grown , 5?.ju. 1.00:1 day. 11 is iiowp -.yui" ubout
in the State. It is especially desired I lil:i.;l'l an 1 is daily immouiig.
the,,, that we have a large mid at-1 Dm-l,.,,,, ;. purler : Kugineer Cox,
I nu -live display of ail our 11gi1VuU11.ul ho was kili-d on the Western load
product"' including fruit, vegetables I ,., f.-.v davs m.'o. had the following
mid the daby. Our forests abound, j di-'itui Tiiur.-. l-y iu;-'it l.-f ue he was
iu great variety and ipiautity. iu the I killed S-ii ur. 1- : Thursdtv nilit
mo.-!, valuaiile timbers known to ! Kugineer l 'o:. sleeping in a niom
commerce. We have valuable miner- j at th,. h -t 1 H S.-iiisb.ny with .several
a! deposits of gold, copper, iron and companions and .luringtl.o eight ihev
c ial, the iiuaniity and value of which j were .vaked by hearing him sho.niiig:
are iuca'cuiabie, as no intelligent de -I'or C, 's m! ... heio me:' Hiscom-
7o, and lelo'pmellt has etcr been made of ; paniolis juiii .. .1 Ulull.d asked him w h.ll
tiiein. J.uiubng stones of granite, j w is tiie matter. -J dimmed." he re-.-.nud
stone, soap stone and slate ; plied, "ili.t' my en-ine turned over
n!o;iiid : also the linest iinality of I and cam.dit m' .ind -r it." Siilurdav
til.. !.-.; .'11 im
I' i,..i .,0
H,l.ti.-.
lion-Si.., I'.i;
.11, ii,.- :,-.l. r
n.-M-i.il n 11..
I. nioii I 1 1' k
il" UT ,. t,
I l.-l..; .in,..!.
1 ,.ir s UNA
n .n.i. Oul
! enii.s it I...S
,1111. winch we
ii in.il ruci ii'
leaders. I If
are oii.y si v
land exceeds
1!
more inn.
tin
.p iiidstuimaiid whetrock grit. Sonn
if the most valuable medicinal lierh
inowii lo tin- uu-dica! profession ar
dn
as indigenous lo our soil, and many of
j A'auiaiiK!
I Holt i ol.l t.s
-is ftiliiih-.J.
: Mr. Tims.
L
Mr. Hugh H u t. of Gulf town
shi). was arrested last week by dep
uty m.'trhitl I v.-1 I'hilHos tiiiou the
ehlirgo of iliirii retaiiing. and. after ; ,'"' entile and s!
ft preliminary tiial by tinted States other county, having
commissioned J. W. Cahler, was .'"!"l l'..St;;l .d,f., the
l.iinn.l m-i i' for his iiDiieiuaiice at the COUIliie liein-J W ike
foilm-iil court 1 cattle and li iii.Iolph with
sheet). Lpi.u lite -.Viioie (. i::Uritn
tilMtner
i ililt he ate 11 Wiltermelol.
(.!., M . ..'..,.t. ... . ( .ic 1 w.;.. 11 1 1 t .:... :. :. atsi nuuunx . t". n ins. . 1 11 sci iasi vt-ir
. 1. . ... 11, ...iiv. uu-.ii ..iii. ii'tii" luiniiii'in 11 leus ill , i , r i
-V.I tJ. Iredell Z. V. lg.,-...,,b 2. market, but we pass them bv. for wo j '.'' 1 vy''l!''1!"' ' gi'o.' er.
H2.I and Ch.ilham M 1. (i..li,iam are i.0,0, .mi of th-ir uses or va!u -. i1'' ' ",,!'' l ' l'lU !
. ,1 'im , 1 , 1 . .. Illlell.ivor iiec.i i.ir lo 111:11 Illlli..
i-'P than -iiiy lhec give an insight.-then, to the I . . . , ., ,,. ,.
,.1-1. . . , , . t 1 ! sorrv to learn i 1:1 Mr. Vim. imrnes
1J.i4 s ca'lle most valuable ot our crtide resources , , , , , , . ,, ,
; ua 1 1 wo eoo.i miiK .s iii ow ni-ii in iaeu
j creek, near Mr. doe Bason's lu-a Sat
iurdav. A colored Imv was hauling a
next highest and they embrace the ruw materia:
with ll.dio of neailvall tho manufactured pro-
I'i.'iiT iluets known to commerce. The
(il'll they ale now doing well.
.' aitiMMi'i Legs and Locks.
When 'Delilah clipped oil' SamsouV
locks tha! mighty atl.lete at once be
came as otiiei men." If it could b
pioved ;iiat tlicpiissc.-sioii of luxitriuni
hair would tmaiiio Jin u t.) tear open
lions' jaws. Hiscox iV Co. ould be
driven wdd in the e'l'ort to supply
enough of Parker's Hair lialsnii (..
inert the demand. As it is the IJ:d
s ua j.i. y. iits your hair from fahieg
out. a. id in si. ires the ori-ii.al color il
faded or gray. IK-iides it is a great
.ni l;: 1, n: to the toilet table simply as 1.
dl'i.isillg.
iti've voii a cough .' Sleepless nights
need no ouv y t1(,i bh' yoll The use
of Ayer's i hilly Pectoral, before re
tutng. wiil sootlie the cough to ipii.-t.
allay tne inllamtiiiition and allow tin
needed repose. It will, morcovi r.
i.ee..iuy ileal tne puimonarv (agaiis.
I 11,
ki.:l..l, .
. ' v ..li- r.-, :
I.. I-'. IL i.-ie
Mjiv l.i. I-
t a
ihu
SUIT RHEUM. ei?S
nr v- f..r i.v.M- im, t.t v , 1,. j,.,-,. li: 1 , ,.--.!
If. I...u-. li ml
Wem I .! 1:1. It. i
111. ll! tll;tll 1..-I.1 lh,
lltlll-S. Il'- M.I.. t
S i:k ir iiui.i.i.
Ai:n:u.ac l.r
' III S Ol till. Mill ill iH
1:0 ' ..1 :o-t n.t I ;- 1 iv. r.'.l
Mill, i.f .,.. I.,v
1. III-. ' .1 l.y .1 . Kit'n
Sue .sTillk.tlc 111 Acer's
and give you In alth.
along our water courses
1 Matuis we:! up ;o ti
; pares tnos; i.ivm
tsJf We mean what we say! i'.y
uum St Headen arc now o.".'ering I'm
cash at cost for the next .JO davs
their entire stock of Ladies' l):ess:
Goods, Caiieoc.-, Flannels, 1'iece ! Sri Kctof. C.t
Goods, Keadyii.atlt' I'iothing, some the IP., .mi. la d
splendid Overcoats and a good limof our S ipe.-i
of Hoots, t'.til and get tiie bargains. : of by Sai ui d.i
- j parted 011 t Ie- a
t& Your laRt chance to lmy heavy , The folh; . in ;- a
Winter (roods ai and below eo. ; tried bv a jury :
Wo wil! pack up our Winter Goods Jam.'s ). Mo ue
at Loudon's iu ten days. You can ; J.'.iirus was an untM ii
iioiii ,i::d co lu
ll v w it !i her sister
j en el
1.' 11 in ...ii.... 1 "ie..
1 m mt'ie 1,11:111 ,' iix 1 : t-? j
d in extent anywhere iu
-A
taedicled bv
eek. all tin' bliiiilCs
o 11 1 was disposed
nd ihe -j.v.e de
i'i "!ooii of that day.
the ca.-ie.i thai were
jioilnf st in w, and while fording the
ivlnc.i was rwoileii. one of the
got coi tr'iiv and tin1 two next
t.o the wago.i bnaiiie entangled ai d
were dniiMied. 'ihe diiver had ihe
presence of min 1 to nil fun two h-jul
mules loose and they sc ijn d llll
harmed. I:d"igh Visitor: Skidiuore Alston,
colored, lives iu Wake forest town
ship, lie is (!,"i veins and his wife is
suve inonev bv biiving at o.nck. New
Spring Goods mo coming in. All
kinds of Fai miiig implemeiit.'s. Jer
sey Jackets for 2.0i worth $'J.0il;!
$1.75 worth "2..r)0, at London's.
tint" and was an a.-l ion tor l. nis
alleged lo be due by delen ! ant to
pnuiiltll. Ail :io.i;'h the autouiil In
ontrovcrsv was n it over St!, vet
'this ease atlra.-led much iitteiitiou
; mid was warmly contested bv live
A RtiMAitK AiM.n Man. Mr. M. h. , hnvwrs. who e.va'niiiie.! .iboul thin,'
Hackney, of W iloauis township, was : w;, ,u.HSl.s. The jIM V remleied a ver
a witness in a case a! our court mil, ,.,., ; , d,.),.,, !,;.
week, mid it was the hi.- t tune that W. ('. C.ee a. ' tinst Albert IMward-.
lie had over been in a court -lions. -. .iu,i (t;l,, ,u1 ltl,..'olt;
although he is one of oer most itite.-; f()lJ1 n l,,!l.ll(.', ,...
ligent eouiitvmen and does a large ! ..!.. ieti.ni t'.n-1 u .i-ti..t f,,i-
win er pow v
is ji.it cy.iv!
th- Soii-h.
Haw river runs through Chat hum
i ounly its fail is almost continuous,
mil can be utilized on an aveiage for
nearly every mile, with eaiiacitie
from -".) to lililil horse-power. Finn j
v,;t"rpowers are to bo found oul
Deep river and Rocky river also. It i
is :t, heaithv im llwi Imnlcs of llieso!
the 1 years oni. i net imve i w. niy-i nren
i living cli:l. Ireu l.ierleeii ol Wuoui
are buys nu l nine are girl--, the young
est child being ten vesirs old. Thcv
s- butied four ci iidreti. N v-t
avai'able water-power iu Chatham 1 " u ,nl'" "-w',s ' !": !
oui.iv exceeds the combined horse- i fX.-it-.-iii-nt among mir people
power of botii water and steam that ' lVilt ''; ",nv- io h-u wn can
d.iv. stiie imichinerv that gives life I !"iin'-. !,t !"'' !-' " Cioied clnuvnes
and character to that great i.iaiiufae !!" U,,s ;'".v' -'J"'v:JJ f. ii!iers
taring centre. Lowell, Mass., where ! '; i.ia.l-; proleserns ,.( :vhgi-n: At
i-l7.oif).!)ilil i,f capital are invested iu i ''v'.' '"'.v''''1',:' : , ' i'l ''t'r '
maiiuKclortes: it eitv of 7H.IMJ v v-'h "M ';' ' lu:
ii).
M A K K ? S .
l:.-i....-tn i r.ir Tuc ltne.mi l.y
W VAT T ,v TAYLOil.
lilloi Mli.- ,: e.iMMissioN Mi-.ie il x i s
N". li S..11U1 fi.l.. t;uil:i si.,
KALKItiu, S. C., Mnr. li 25. kv.
l in r ii:i . uy
Dp. J.C.AyepiCo., Lowe!!, Mass.
Sold by nil Iirui.-t.-; l,.i:x I...K!,. l.rj'J.
DU2HIAM M.vl HL.
A ' D -
B20N STIfflS warn
iN J1A
dlUXT:
VI )X,'
N D."
c; v
, and wm,i;s i.Mi'i;oVK!.) itj
h'.-l siiovi-ius AND
'ill- ntGiA STOCKS.
Wo-iid call ynar esj.(1-ial atli uiloi
C.e "l! 'v.VCOClv ' r-toek as b( ' ;
Till. -if.ST rLO'.V.MADi:.
'Any kind of .lows, farming je..
1 li.olits and plow ea -tings fiiruis.,.
on .-liort liotice.
1 SHOVELS. FOiilCS,
COL.'.iiJ;. ilAeii-IS. lWAC.
AX! IS ('he best malo'i.
i COi:. Sllili.id.";'. W1LS
ki:i-i. ii vijiw.i:i-:. criL,::
j;,ii' goo I is. gi;oci.::;i:-'
; I'l ll.sii ! UK.
i LONDON is MA:x!;;o
! Swtgps fir Uu-
j in nil kiiuis of
Vi'OOLi'.N' GOODS.
KTlc miiOAlNS IN CI OA."
J vCKCTS AND JKHSEYS
Has a large dock of ULANK
which ' ill be sold li il
1 TllMMllNDOC'S SACiiiir
! UKADVMADi: CL'TItiNti, .
cheap indeed.
Has a fid! stock of S!iOl.
i.. ;
15(iO'l
LONL- -I
P.
J 1 1 -it rece :
KEKPS
Ji":i'
fc('o'4i..
I he
CALL AND
)':,::-
lids w!
ed.
TilJ'.
w. :.
ill
-.-rf' :" ' -'
': ,''v. V .
..' ''t. j. .. .. I.-
Old
Icfor
e'M'IT'jtl AT ON
-ii- li i... i-..-i frl.'ii ls."
ML ST Li' SLT!" "
'lies ui .' m idu'. Y ..
til! NO'i'iCK and if
nr ci e.tit is l . fused
it is jour own fault.
V. L. Mtfliv,.
o 11 i
new
e 1
COTTON M.' ..,,1.1:
O I MI'Mlllii;,
Mi I I. inc.
S-n.'t I. Mi t.lliK, .
Sl.-t.un, .
1
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- -II,' KK IN--
.laioinry :1, lsKI.
Py if;
map r;
STUIKK YG
A ' ' V At w
i.l i iiiii.i as iu any county
against II. L. l iiioii. and every advantage is oU'ored
Horn a magis- tiiai. wouid induce iiiantil'act.urers to!
in nig their mu"hitiorv to our county. '
ll. is not extravagant to sav that the; .'
wiioi.ksm.e ui!. i..m;kv v vunr.T.
M'- lt - I CliCi.. !.-
li.:.i.eUHi,,w, i',"!'V,.- hi-:, . t.iiri-i-l.
H-Ml Swcs:,
.1. I I'm.-.. i inr.i
sn nil li-rn.
, -1-f.i .1 lllllllH.l.i
i. ir, i
ll. -I v. Iltii-.l,
Knailly,
e. Ill,
I !--. t J-cri.-lir-r
li I in i.- l Afi'l .-.
lll.-'I'J
x u.iitJlJ' J.t
i'dlOWN STONM
WINl.O
1.V .
m ( 1 'I hat you eonl 1 possibly buy vf o
VfliXilit ''' i"u!'.ei'..:ro. ei lesaseiieiiporel, '
! l.m 1 l.iin aiivw liere else
u ppose the next
.1 or did not.
CI till 1
iuUiL'ty,
C.a
rss'
i "-j
KOI; DOOII AND;
V MLLS. j
1
111
'iiiriir
V.-il..
i.'alioii with a property valuation 'if. ..
i I '.!l(it1ili). These resources are I
'., t.'uni or .iiiiltii..t,
i lLiiii-r,
3: i, Fiw.
i, :iil..:f."v l l'..rk,
M.-i.S, n.'.'i,
j eiiick. us.
. (.rl -o. .ir" for liircc ..m.
cniiUNG A'. !".vi:;;;:.
Main Street, DUiiK AM, K. C.
Ij.L'i j
.1 .j.
:! 1 1
.i 1 1. j.
luercautiie business.
APaini-im. Aivii.r.vi'. As Mr. W. G
Hariis. an aged citizen of this county,
was riding here horse-hack yesterday
a hog suddenly i tarted by the road
Mile about '.i miles from here, ami
frightened his horse which jumped
aside and threw hi in and then step
ped with one foot on his leg. near
the ankle, breaking no bone but, cui
ting a KinaU artery. Mr. Harris was
able to mount his horse and ride here,
when Dr. Manning succeeded in
stopping tho flow of blood and dress
ed the wound. After resting a few
hours he was taken home in a vehicle.
A Moi'Ki, Maoistkatk. Solicitor
Strudwiek informed us hist week
that the papers and proceedings in a
criminal case sent up to the late
term of our Superior court by Mr.
Carson Johnson, a justice of the
peace in Oakland township, were
better prepared than in any case that
he had ever known. The pap rs
were not only models of legible
writing but presented tho points of
tho case as well us it lawyer could
have done, and Mr. Strudwiek said
that he wished all other magistrates
would follow Mr. Johnson's example
and be more careful in preparing the
records of their cases.
piaiui ill'.
; Daniel Tiiiiuu:i against Joseph W.
'Kiddle was an acii-m of eject n. em
brought i'or the recovery of a ir.-i.-t
of land which plalntill' alleged In had
bought from d'.-ieiii'iaiit. but which i,. tha! o.ir
convcyai defendant, alleged was mai k tiie be.
intended t" he a mortgage. Cp-witlm the progress
, verdict ieiideiv.1 ludguiciit was I hat .Slat
latent, and to keep abreast, with the Wanvntoii Gii.ett": The wet we.it h
progrcs of the age, duly demands ! er has muen iclatded work on the
at our hands that we lei no opportu-1 Virginia A. Cuoiui-i laiiroad. but the
n'ty pass that gives its a chance to coi:lra -lota c. ui.Ueni ! expect Ilia! Ine
utilize our advantages. j road will be lii.i.-.hi il fiom tiie lta!eir.d.
It is intended, and I verily believe ! road to tin: iio.iii.ike uud tho cars
Slate Exposition wiil;
lining of a new era iu
ami prosperity of our
It w ill be t he at traction for
II.
May-DayChi.liiiiations. Wo regret
to have noticed of late years, that
the old custom of celebrating tl;
ihe ilc.emt.iiil lepnv tne mo'iev p,
linn bv I'aiiitiil' or the ian 1 to hi
sold I hi i ci'or.
A. M. Va. borough again!, J. It.
Wutvm and J. L. (iodirev was au
action lor the eouve; .-.ion of cerlaiii
propeity which had b !! iiiorlgaged
lo plnilitilt' and was seized by lh,. de
fend. nils for a mo; tgage sub .e jiieiil
iy made to them. Judgment for
plainlilV.
Osborne Hunter against C. J. Green
was au action for ser ices iu building
a inilJ. Verdict for plaintiff.
Norman Alston against A. T. Dixon
and W. 1. 1 In I ii -y was an action for
damages for the alleged conversion
of a lot of corn. Verdict i'or the de
fendants. A. Ii. Hfight against G. T. MolVilt
was au appeal fiom a magistrate's
court. J iidgment in favor of defend
ant. The last case tried was that of
Allen Ellis against K. W. York for
the recovery of iiioiiej', which the
plaintiff ii'deged was due him. The
jurors could not agiee, and, after
being shut up all night and hah
1 capital ami skill seeking new lieid s I'or ' tue-.e are
invest im iii ; and no when can such ; not more i
advautagts and itiduceiiienls be of
fered as will be shown al the North
'Icon lo the I si of June.
I thii1 ; tee ;S.;r.e M.-.p.
: it will le.,.-ii ear icool,.
im , i iin I Stale pride, and
iiiiiiiiii
-One go,
H ill w til .1
nlore -i ll i
ii t ii a rc.it li ui U hj ,
in t went v odd vears ago,
ourgeo: r.ipi.y ...Id iisuiial North Caro
lina wiis noted lor ii tar, pitch and
-,'ood
than
climate
New Aihcrt isemenls.
"W CROP MOLASSE.i
We ure now' landing our second cargo
t m m. 33i 135 BHs.
IV hi f,m fah M..1j!f!?
i !:.' t.fcW Wilr! HWA i')iUt)cm
i
Send in your orders.
won i n a- woirni.
Wll.MtXi.ToN. N. C.
ll.ii-,-!i il, I i.l. .
:.is:,s
Mur.-li l.i, iva
Yob SlIND TO
V-r n o Tt c- rr'snv
j h. U. a li. fj. DiiiuiL
LiCwlilSil. i VHCLi:SALK ?ud IIV
(' H st s, , T( -r -
i i-'oi; ." .Mi ; j-'.s', viiiciis.
NORTH :&KQLlh I
vr DiKivr iii:m: : f.;n
EAUGH'ii SriiCiAS, SSilTUluS
rO$l PZVtiiVu'.-A UU.i?,'0.
1 .: l l-, t V! k l.H.-tr-
M'TV
i. NV'
i!t lilt
Inr. e ipu
M iiMiiii. :n
ioaii .-irtl.
the I AKGI'-ST-';
buy iViiui tlrnt i.-ti
til lis for tie r..-i
I t : A ..i ll! fof fi
lei and will ..;ii
; b.
! lu
lu Oil i
on
; mm
MA IK II '2-', 1-.S1
! ..it-oi.-i
." (".p.-,-ii;i
I aroliiia Slate reposition next Ocio- . l.irpenluie. We.-an pnuiuce e
her. A committee has been se'ecled. ! and a greater ari. i of pro duet
.villi a'l the authority in detail, fori any flat., in the v mon, our
coll- etiug the materiiil for our display ' '" d'hs us to tin so and out
m the Kspositiou ; and have cut cied j will ju'ove ii.
upon the discharge .if the ilulies of
this patriotic work, w ith a detei ini
tiation that, it must bo creditable.
We cannot afford to be laggards iu
this race. Thoj- urgently ask your
co-operation.
It. J.s. Powi I.I.,
Chairman Committee.
1'ittsboro, N. C, M'arcli 21, lMKl.
Arrivals fir u Wsti
';1 ATWATBR ft WTATT
State News.
Ashcvillo Register: L. M. Davis, a
I'luiut at Wuvnesville, died last
Wilson A :v.i;,ce: Mr. Wm. Wood
Hl'dJi-., of t.'d-county raised last J ear, '
over ihlve i.iiiiilred bushels of pi auuls
oil bix acres lie Miys that lie;irl
t-verbodv miiis section will plant OH
tii.- t ar. Tile peanut is usurp- U
i-.- of etittuii and will bo
i King. Mr. May Cone,
.-. Ytih eo.iiity, jumped
i -.v.-eli au I tried to drown
... er he was ro-ciied and
is si ill in iti land of the hung. Ib
is a man of good property and no one
Knows wo..' i e should have de ared to
t.tUe liid'owu life. Ueliveeit four
Dl'IUIAM. N. C.
1
A..-,
n.iin-
KAiiSipr-aiU'L'Tjl'!!!
FOR $;, PFr. riieuii k
.Jll-i..: P.-i.u S3J i-i " 0.1J ll. .. ii !;i.ii.ii, ,e.
tt In til iti-r ili.il i.ll ii.-. j Ik ,tI,I,. l. u...
Uti.i W i '"..hiiU -I- I' IA.IA.W.
FG TOBACCO!
peanuts
i lag tlio p.. I
! soon tit-flu.'.-.
' ln-af h.aiil
iin his Weill :
1 himself, il-
T.I.LS. NKW Clioi- t TltA
M 'i.As.SK.S.
IJ15LS. HYKU1.
Dl'.LS. rOUTOHICO
MOLASSES, i
10
10
30
,-)' SACKS RIO and SEED TICK;
i') COFlTd-K j
W. nn n w fcl!iiiH it !ii.vt
Nni 'h ui -chmt .III i-crs
i-i ftutl til'oi co.t'l h.tu
i i:.li t tiu at i,i v. t
j.tiyn tint Hitl't' n.t
i i. t Kl i Itiis ( hn- 1ms
f. n r..i.1 !'h-'ii .r:. . ' "i :
t iM.Ti- I'i-i Mli ,t i ii'c i !!. iwvl
I'lll'lilMlt'. A i-L-- ail ii'ii. r- a:.. ,'i " t
BAIiOH t BOMB
103 SOUTH ST.BALTraE,KD
1,. l-'-irtm-r-. f-f
.-.- I s I, ,i,r.
WOO .Iin. .,:.h
h- .... 1'tiii.irr
i-t::l.t l-iili-M.
f .11 tk-M-nii
I'd .v : ill i'vvi i-i i. . li.i.E Sr.,
...ill and Soinii Ma: Let and Mi'j
S..e Is.
W. C. , A L. .sTl.'ONAC'
L'ti.i.i. - y.
DHLS. SUOAHS,
(all grades), i
KALMIC.II. N. C,
ineiemmi at wuvnesville, un-u ii ,iud the o viock i'hursdav evening of
Saturday of pneumonia, and Ins broth- Wt.t.k .( Tiuuaau 1U1 0,
Doe. Davis, who lived a short dis ! ...... Wl,,t ,;.,..,, eiii.Hi. of Wil.i.mcouii-
taiico in the country, died the same ! , ...M11,IJltt i K,it.;,it! j,v k,,Hitiuo him-
, day and of the same disease. They .i,,..,,. ,:- i.... ',..;... ,, :t(l P.m.s. SEED IHISH POTATOES
"-i.l.... il ll....l... 1 .....I il, ! a,,.,, I...II. i,,i,.,l il. II... ....,.. I . . .. .. ..... .. . II 1 .... l.-TTTl
f vr.i,. I.,. a i,,,ut c 1 1 1 i i! v I ' "" J WL1U - o, o...... ont, Wlls ., uouse al the lime tin- hhf uiii s. an grimes ruotii.
been abaiidoned Formerly there I wlli 1,0 llit"1 ll'in ilt 1HXt U'rl" ; Moore Gazette: Mr. A. A. Mcl'hail ; shooting o. urivd, but, his son. who 400 1JCS1IKLS I'OItX.
was no holiday of the ye,u-more en-1 Kx posUi(m CommUte 3Ieelh.gJ"f 'emml township has 1' ?TO D CHOPS
"OT' " lT. l,rr.W.M,Mrh 2.,.1S84. : L, , iii lllZt e ll k ... r.-.'-'i e.l hi he never soi,e 300 lU'SHELS PRIME WHITE him and a large slock of
"'I' .""":.l.:. ri.:V'l" , t. .,,s,,.nt. ..l.-ia, l,v. from ittwenty IK,. fm.t e!e. .Ul..m.,l.i:e was Hot iniltnilead. Ml. M LA L l'Vom Wiivall Mills. I SCOAU. COH'LH. MOLASSKS,
happiness of ninny maidens. We ! j .urnment. Pre.ieSt, It. J. Powell of knots. Who can beat il ? - -Dr. : 1 nomas h , t shown svmp.oms of in- 5000 Ll S. IU LK MLAT--C. It.
wish that this old custom could be I chairman. J. A. Alston, W. L. Lou- David Wemyssof Fayet I eville, former- samty of lal-vearsatid lhc. ,s hardly "' .V.VMTTUnTTlV TI IV
evivedaudour young folks nowa- don and L. IV Hynum. ly of this place, who has just , elm ncd auv doubt. Im Ihat he k hot h.uiself 10 T Nsl ilMLTIMO
Owin-r to the Ilea. tit oi .ir. A. it. irom a two years lour iiirougn tin- um eir. in,-, n--nn.i .m u.m. ... - .-- " ", , r
Densi.n was western States and Territories has an hom-i.t. liar.l woi long farmer ami can ii.erei, leoiicrsi.ec.a. .-...,-.:..,-.
been visiting friends mid relatives in had aceui.iu! at.-d coiisid.-iabh -proper- to the wholesale and retail trade.
i :..Y: ....4 1 l :.... I? .1 P.,.-,,!! n. iiiirlou-ii Hi in vum n ii-1 1. iva t. .i v ' t V. I le : .is iil'iilll MM V Veal's oel Hint V oiue i o m-i- tin.
vouni' reauei s io ii v ii ims vein , unii j im ihuiu.ii, n, -. ........ ...- . . , . mm
f.nve Miiv-ibtv c.-lebiutioin itist to noiiited oeneral superintendent for at home as. North Carolina is as good leaves itwueand four children, all ASVATER CC W X ATT.
bco how pleasant they are. ' the county iu tho uiatior oi' the Es-' as any other btate. ' grown.
davs eniov this happy holiday as
much as did their parents before itobersou Capt. C. 11.
them. Wo would suggest to our j elected to till his place.
(III. Jile.su, CO'l til & CO.'Si'tf ttlAM'.)
j Invites his friends to call and see
1 him at the corner of Wilmiiigioii and
1 Martin Stv.-ts. wle-ii they will find
COKX, MlvVL. 1JKVN. HAY,
OATS, &C. AC,
at wholesale or retail.
Egerton simfl'iit factory prices.
ft-.jT Special attention paid to eon
sigtuiiiiits of cotton and country
produce.
1 oil. 1 1, tsnl- 3in.
or i
Offer to the
orr-Hi, !
I ironies
i re d.iii-
1 ii
jLUr. 6b-
T, f P-IIV- i
i. i.i;ro;r. x. i.'.
- , pie of Chatl
counties exti-no
iirrivn-g:
DP.ISS (iOOD.s
from ! lie clieaoe.st to the hi-i.
PIUN I'S. l'EPtCALIX Tj V '
?.M'SLINS, CALiCOiLv
ULEACIIKD AND CXiiLEA.
DOMKST1CS,
SHOLS
for Men. lJoys, Ladies and Chi!
WHITE GOODS,
VIC LAWNS. SWISS MlTsTl
LACKS. PAIIillOIDEUl
MEN'S WKAIi,
HATS. CASS1MEUES, JE
LINEN DUILLS. COTTON
TUl'NKS. CAHPEl'ES ...
tVC, .ItC.
We pro,oxe to sell these jro
u ii-es to suit all.
We appreciate the patronr
end. .1 e.s by the good pe.
'hat ham. and trust to merit -i
lance of the same.
W. II. tV K. S. TUCKJir.
Mllivil l.lll, llwt.