.Jhc 0naiham Record !
THURSDAY. OCTORKR !. lHSl
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tOJm J&JLM&QiU&&'
sxurii-
ttf ltnlly up. men of Clint hum!
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WfjT Give one lay to vour country !
trce k Mil.li Cow wauled.
Apply at Rkcoiii office.
HaT Gi t allyour neighbors to com1
out aud vote next 'I'uesilay.
Wir Remember there are spven tick
tn for you to vote Tuesday.
WWhcii you have read thiH pa- j
lor, hand it to your neighbor.
tr Which township in Chatham
will inak the gi ca.cst guin J Let a;i
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WT If you w ir.li to hurrah after the
flection, vole the straight democratic
ticket.
-I. vou wish for good govern -
. Vi Y, ,;,i,? !..,. ..miic
nent voic the .st.a.glu de.uot.at.t
Ul'kL'1- ... j
WrOnlv ii lew more davs.an.lt hen j
41 I..,...,..- ill think the bottom
lias dropped out
" Mr. J. C. Tvsor. Tysor's Mills,
N. C, has a well trniiied
dog for wile. Price ?ili.
Seller
W Do not be deceived ly any i
false reports thai Hie reuib.i.ans ;
may circuiau- between now and !' ;
election. !
MT" (io to the polls early and work '
for the success of your party and the
continuance of good govermiieii.. .
Jeiv The attention of our magis
trates is called to the notice of the
Finance Committee, published in an
other column.
lr Let every democrat, who fails ;
to vote or scraieiie his
member that he thereby
vote to the radicals.
ticket. l'C-
ives half u
fflTAt every precinct several ve-1
liicies ought to b.' provided for con -;
Teviii" to the polls ail voters w ho
caiuiot get ther by tlicmselves.
t& On last Saturday the dwelling
of Mr. Muiph Ihyarl. of Harnett
county, was destroyed by The:
fauiiiy was iiltM-nl tit the' time, and :
the origin of the lire is unknown.
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fif Persons to whom tickets have j
been sent slioili-l examine tnein care- :
fully and if any are nursing, apply
iiuiiiedinte.y to J A. Woniack. Chair-j
ninn Democratic Kvecutive Commit-:
tee.
WMr. W. A. IMiiig.on.
Grove P. O. I iii- couiny. ha
Vil li dog. Inline. I "Spot '.
white dog with a livei spol
liii). A lib. : ai lesvanl wi.i
of Elm
. lost his
It ,M a;
on itsj
be paid !
foi its ic'iuii. t: tor itifonuation a
to its whereabouts.
("To the f-adies: Hvnuin V
Hca.lell have ju-l leciived thcil
Mock of Ladies Dress Goods for Fail
nud Winter vi i.v pu tty. They
nlfto hav a eood relieinl stock of
, , ?i 'Centre, 211
which tlo'.vi '
Fall and Winter Goods
will sell at bottom pi ices for Cash.
A quantity of Seed Oats on hand.
9T" Farmers, you can tind at Lon
don's 10110 bushels of good seed Oats;
ill so. Navassa Ci.iano; a very large
stock of Flows and Flow Casting.
Call and see the Ciippi r p'ow if you
wish somcthin;;-good. Have you seen
the Monarch Drill at I. Ion's.' the
best Drill made. It will pay you to
put your wheat in with a Drill.
frir Warren I'rior Son. Favette-' vote. 1 ho Rear I reek democrats,
tille Watches. Clocks, .lewclrv", Cut-i assert that they will roll up for the;
lerv and Silverware. We canv the eulire ticket ti majority of nearly '20i.
largest line ..f goods suitable for In that township '27 men registeied
Atiniveisarv. Uiilh.lay. liridai and in tine day, and all of them will vole
AVcddiug lVesi nts of' any bouse in : the straight democratic ticket. ;
the State. And we cordially invite! m ' T .
il to make a visit when 'in the' , The Dkmociiatic hkkts ---In order I
ci y Any orders s,'t us will receive; l't n.r readers ,,, , ha. urn may ,
. i know what constitutes the "M. night !
prompt attentio,.. , (l(,lill(.,.rttii. ,u.,.,.t Wl ll(,M.with
-Tlie election comes off next i Hsh them all in full. Cut this out of ;
week, but London Mill has the largest , your paper and curry it with you to ,
best and cheapest stock of goods vou the polls, and compare u wnh the
can find in the count v. L' vou in- tickets that are handed you to voie. :
tend to hnv a pair of heavv wintet There may be some bogus or fraudit
Boots vou will lind London's is the lent tickets handed around, and it
place to get the best for the least i would be prudent to caretu.ly read
Received this wi-ek another every name.
lot of those splendid (Jailers ma le! I
by Chas. linger.
lUrSaniple S. Riown. (Jrecnr boro', !
is selling Men's and Roys' Cloihing. :
of all kinds ut remarkably low prices. ;
lie bought an eiioiinous slock this;
KCiiRtin and bought his goods very
low, and has put prices down so low ,
that everybody can afford to dress
well this year. Dry Goods. Roots,
Shoe, II"1' tVc Vc.. iu grejit varie -
v evei V1....1" at wholesale and
retail and for bottom pi ices. j
Cami'.wun Snw. uiur.us. The time;
of all those who snbsciibed to the :
Rkcoiui for the campaign wiil expire
with this issue. If any desire to eon- j
thine longer they wid please al. once j
notify us, otherwise they will receive j
no paper after this week. We hope
that many of then will be so much ,
pleased with what they have been
lending that they will renew their
tiiib.n'iiplioti. And just here we;
would re.piest all our subscribers,
who owe anything. Io pay up as soon i
as possible. We try to give our sub-1
bcnhcrs their money's worth, and
after earning it the Kkcouii is entitled
to leceive it. In the pre.-eiil cam-
paigu, as in every campaign since it
was established, the Ri cm. has done
its best for the success of the demo-
cratic party, believingthat in so doing
we were promoting the prosperity of
our people. Does mil I lie Rki oiui
then deserve the patronage of every
th inuil.il in the county .'
Vote koii Scales. Antoni; the many
tickets to l)f voted next Tiiostluy he
sure to vote tho ticket for Governor
Mini other Statu officers. Remember
t lint the b-'sis of representation in
, our party conventions, for tho next
I four years, will be the vote given for
i Scale's. If you wish your towuship
to have its due weight in our county
conventions, then roll up a Urge voto
for Seaics. Ami if you wish our
(county to have its due weight in the
State "ami district convent ions, t lien
lei our county njiiciui iici.n-n i
Scales !
The Corsrv Canvass. We hoard
the county candidates speak at Rich
mond, on last Friday, and everything
passed off pleasant ly und hurnioiiious
lv. On that day Mr. Self put in his
appearance and made Ins lu st speech,
which was principally a dissertation
on the taull, iieclaring liiuiseii in
favor of a protective tariff. His dis
cussion of this abstruse subject was
such as might be expected from a
I mail, who boasted that he did not
take any political paper! Friend
I Woody wastpiite brief in his remarks,
not eniertainhii'Cl his hearers, as
I' '''',,i" t '.e Jt.u.r bill.
Fr end Dixon was cut short in is
Bi(ll.t.h l(y 1(! aniv!t, of ,,, ,lln of
cars, which the crowd rushed to see. :
He has not yet decided whether he
wiil vote for t:ine or Icvciau.i. or
either of them. Probab.v St. John
'is his choice. Messrs. Scott, Alston
and Womack ably and eloipu-ntly
sustiiitied the democratic cause. I he ,
i crowd was lurgciv democratic, and!
I in that section our uinioiitv will be
,ttrcr tliiin vi-r. On the next day
, , ,.,ididates K.oke at Hickory;
Mniiiituiii. u township in which there '
is a large negro vote, and there the-
co'ored orator. Hill Hives, again I
rushed to the rescue of his candidates 1
and made a rallying speech to his j
race, cal.ing on them tostaud togeth- :
er. Ought not the white people then i
to stand togther 1
Yes.erday we iieard t he candidates
at Johnson's. Mr. Self was the only :
republican candidate present, and he j
looked rather lonesome. In addition
ul,r couiuy iiinimaio. wen. .a ;
Und Capt. IJiinu also spoke, and cap- ;
jital speeches did they make. We
1 heard of several converts thev made. ,
Our friends there are c.uilideiit of a :
consideiub.c gain in the democratic
vo'e. The county canvass wi.l close
next Saturday at this p.ai'e.
'rr. in 1SSII. In order that our.
reader may know upon what basis
to make their calculations of Chat-
ham's vote, on next Tuesday, we
herewith pub.ish the official vo:e of
thfd.ffoteut preciu.'tsgivcii for Jut vis .
AU, Ituiton. in the last Governor's
eieetiou:
Precincts,
A blight's,
Matthews,
Jar vis,
111
171
P.I7
70
i:h
lr.t
r(!
n:
lot
liitxton.
121
71
j Dear Creek,
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47
lus
7(i
5'.t
l.li) '
107
201
2! I
1 ll!
Ill)
1 lit
l:o
115
I'll
1SSS .
Mortitt's Shop,
Gulf,
Kgyp'.
O-good,
Loc kvilU,
r.uckhorne,
.Inline. n's S;ore,
Moon's Shop.
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in
Fearrington's Mill, 170
Higgshec'rt Stole, llf
l.t. dwin's, 111"
Had ley. SS
Hickory Mouutaiu, 1(17
Total UK)
.larvis' majority "271.
The voting place at Moflilt's Shop
has been abo.ishc.l and Richmond :
. substituted instead.
! It will be seen from the above that
the largest democratic majority was '
: given by old Dear Creek township.1
Which will give tho largest this year?
' Let the democrats of every township
'strive to see which township will'
j make the greatest gain on the Jarvis
K"l EIcu.m-h :
At Ijrgtf-W. II KU' lllli. J. S. Sih.!m.
1st lHi.lrl.-l--W. II. I.II.-4, ' ll l''
IhilllK'tl lilllllllll. IMKr.-.lili.
ciiarl.'K W. M.H'ciininy. Ivu-lw.
II. II l'..inn, Nah.
II. II. Ol.-nii. stole
A. II. l-'Wlan l. K..h.'.son.
It. C. 1'iiryviir. Yn -lit III.
II. M''llray.T, CIivi.kii.I.
M. II. JiiitU.'.', Itiitl.vrturJ.
M
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a K"rii..vt.rn..r:
ai.fio.ii mikiio: scai.in. .f o.iiif'.r.t.
1 f.t i.iii.iimmii.i..v..ni..r:
ciiahi.ks manly stkimn. ..f N.-w Uumivw.
Pur ttwri'iHry S:ito:
WILLIAM L. sM NriKUS, .if WmWi.
K..r Aii'liinr:
WILLIAM I'. liO'.lKUTS, .f Oatm.
Kor Tr.niiirr :
IKINM.K W. HAIN. it Wk.
For A I'Tiioy ttei.t-riil :
TBISitKOHK F. liAVll.SON, ..f ll.iini.mln.
For Suicr!iii.ii.li.t l '.'..iilli' lii-iriii-il'Hi :
S. M. FINOFll. '( I'uintrliit,
For Awrlut' .l.lnll'
At'OCSTIS H.
n s.iiitviiio Cuirt :
All.iailMOS.
r Ittiriiiiiin:tvo In :.i li C..i.crm Ui IMBirl.'l:
WILLIAM It. COX, "I Wako.
Fur t'imi..r, a:t.. lamrl'-l :
JOHN I.. MiVTT.
Fur ll'iiriiiHUvH:
THOMAS B. Wl)M( K.
it SIIS A. ALSTON.
r..r Sheriff:
BTKI'HKN W. IIIIKW'KII.
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Fur llpgli-ter i.f Pl :
LAUAN It. ICXLINE.
Fur Survyir :
lit rt S II. CLFaM.
Kr Cui'i'iirr:
Wll.LIAU M. IIC'.INS.
F'.r T"wnlili l.i.nllil ;
Exposition Items. Tho Stale Kx-
ixwit inn will liiisitivclv close nevt
Saturday night. The work of pack-
iug up and removing the articles will
not begin iiniil .Monday. A large
crowd of visitors is in attendance
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best county exhibit was awarded to
Forsyth. Chatham's exhibit was con- hind, tl.impled on I lie body of the
sidered next hot. A special premium boy in their mad hast'- before! Mr.
of u gold medal was awuided to Mrs. j Hubert Gray could jerk the little fe.1
.1. J. Jackson. ; low from under their heels The boy
- - - was taken into Dr. McAden's drug
Ei.kction Ri-: miss. -The ItKcoim store und examination showed that
will give its readers next week the he was bruised all over, his ankle was
full official vote of every township in sprained und his nose broken. On
the. county. In order to do this, wo arriving home, the litie fellow fell
ask the registrar or some poll -hol.W uneoiiseious to the floor, indicating
at every precinct to send us the full tlnt hisinjuiies were more serious
vote for every candidal.1. Scud it so than at first supposed, mid repining
as to reach here before Wednesday (he attention of physicians,
night. The hoard of canvassers doer im J M
not nice! until 12 o'clock Thursday j Kh.t.,io jJlw
after the election, and the Recoiid is!
published before that hour. We: For the information of nil whom it
would suggest that a! every precinct '
thetickeist.il' Governor and otli-r j
State ollicers hi! counted lirst, ho that j
mat vole mav no iorwunieti iroiu
many places without waiting for ail
the other tickets to be counted.
State jtfew.
Ashevilletili.eu: A drove of sheep, nu,i sleeps or if he boards in one
Itlilt iu number, were diivcii through precinct, and sleeps in another, where
Main street ycstei.hiy evening to the he. sleeps.
SwHimaiioii depot, from whicli place.; No isj,.,,,,,, is allowed on (he
the will he shipped to Uallimoie. j f ,.,.(.ti1(n. UI11,.SH the voter be
They were from Ivy, this county. j ,.;M .jualil'ied on that day. Any
Tarboro Southeriiei': One day last i vter may challenge a person offering
week a huge barn on the plantation . to vote.
of the Into W. T. Cobb, containing The polls shall be opened at seven
about eleven thousand pounds of seed and closed at sunset. Each voter liaii
cotton was hiirned to the ground. A . hand in his ballot to the judges wiio
car ago Mr. Cobb lost his gin house , shall careuilly deposit the ballots in
by tire. The cotton belonged to u . t he boxes.
colored man on the place. The tirej The following classes of peisons
was evident l caused by an incendiary. H)m)l lot h( Ul.wi-.I to register or vote
Goldsboro' Messenger: We have, in this Stale, to wit: First, persons
heard that, some of the leading citizens ,
of the counties not reiue ented in the
Exposition, tire talking about boxing'
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and slopping the COUIItV COIllllll-.-
sioners and ma-'istrates. 'who voted
against m iking appropriations us the '
curnniiies of said counties to the next
Exposition, provided bond and se-
cuiityis given that none of these shall ,
be allowed to gut away. i
Fav,.teille Sun': Mr. Dnnk !
Va.igh.ui. w'h. ascen'iing Haymouut :
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Oil i Ucs.ltV tllgllt. op pnsltetol. Man' s
i i" i i ; . t i f .it r,.,
reidciicc, lost Ins tooting ainl tell Ironi
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the sidewalk to the roadway below.
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breaking out ot his legs. Mi. tied
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loiies. who was in town on We.lnes-
dav last, was killed while returning to :
his home in 11 ibesou county, by his
horse riiniiing awav with liiui, throw
ing him out of the buggy and breaking
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his neck.
Lexington Dispatch : Last Mou-1
day morning, between three and four:
o'clock. Mr. A. M. ! Iritu.an's dwelling,
wan found to be on the. The family
was aroused and hurried into tho I
street. A largo crowd soon asssembled
and made eft", iris to save everything
portable that could he reached : bill ;
before i.ny coii"idcrah!e iiiantity of !
fun. it lire couhl be removed the entire
ho.iM was in tl.uues. Tlie building
burned rapidly and was entirely de-
st loved in a short time. :
F.iwlteviiio ()bs.'iver: About S
o'clock Tuesday nigl.i the neighbors of
Mr Mike Mhos, uercnlai nied bv terri
hi..-screams issuiinr from his house and
cams issuing Irom Ins house ami , ,'"lfi!"""u ...... .....j.,, ,
i'w moiiieiits a person erevt lop canvass the retui ns. make abstracts
dames, rushed frantically out of' tho legal votes for each person for
in a f
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the house. Vpou help being given :
the flames were i Nliiiguish.'d. but not
til ilw. .... viei;.... who was found
to be Mrs Minis, was so dreadfully
burned that death, which ensued about
three o'clock next morning, was u
happy reh aso It seems t hat Mm.
Minis was ,., the act of turning down
a kerosene lanni iirenaratorv toretir-.
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in if, when tie lump ex nloded. throwing
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the btiruinu' oil all over her night ill ess .
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atnl ticrson, nud st tting tier on tire.'
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Her hus hainl, who endeavored to
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etiii'iiish be tl.uues. was terribtv
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burned on the hands so much so as.
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to cause letrs as to his ever regaining
the use of them. Frantic with pain.
and fright, the poor woimin rushed
into w air and was at once, wrapped
iu flames.
Raleigh News and Observer: Yes
terday there was u lire at Littleton,
which dest roved a cotton gin, twenty
bales of cotton, a barn ami t-t tble. ail
belonging to Mr Hen. Riow ning The
loss is '2,5ilO. with no insurance. -there
was .pii'e a destructive lire at
Comnauv Simps Monday niht. It
ilestiovetl Hie
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d the ill ug store of Freonian
.V .acliioy. the general stores of (.. i
Rowliate and T. Al. Duck. (7. F. Neice s
jewel
tore. Pmloi s shoe shop, and
n new tlilllie liuil.llllg owneii oy .a. u-
ary V Cites. There was very lit tin
insurance. Yesterday afternoon,
as the titty convicts who work on the
( Jovernor's mansion were on their way
to the l iiHiiliary. two of them made
a break for liberty, when at the Hargett
steet station. The iilaco swaruieil
with people. The two fleeing men
were not shot at but pursued by
guards and police. One convict drew
, a knife eight inches long, made a show
' of resistance, then continued his flight.
He was chased tinder F.ilingl.'ll.
. Royster& Co' shops and captured by
' Mr. .billies Rrown. Tlie other coii
; vict did not get so far away. He was
j caught at Roles' shop by convict
' oveieer ltell and officer Willis, of the
' polii'e force. 1 he uflair created a lig
Neintatioii.
Charlotte Observer: A gin house
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i on me piiiniaiion oi t ten. i. iwi . o.ei.
near Doidson College, wasdestroyed
bv lire last Thursday, but to whom it
Iielouged our iiifoniiiint could not toll,
i Mr. -bin Williamson, a large farmer
of providence township, last Thurs
i ilav ni "lit lost his linti new gin bouse
: liv the .lestroviliL! tlailies. neveil imies
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' ot cotton were burned with the gin.
i making the loss amount to !l..r!llt or
' iJJ.OHIt. upon which there was no in
i Kuriuicc. The lire caught, so il is
! believed, from a match in tne cotton
As tlieitlaim of lire was sounded
i yesterday afternoon. Asa Parker, an
S car old sou of Mr. W. A. l'tukcr.
was staiulingon the paveint.'iit in front
of 111-. .1. II. McAil.n's ilrmr Klore
Seeing the people running, the lad
ciideityuied to gel out of the way, but
before he could do so. a eolorc.l man
rushhii along ran square over tho
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other colored men following close be-
may concern we publish the following
HVntiHiH f tl? t'ltu-lioii law :
' T(B ,, i(,,ltioll j,,,,, .,,. , ll0
revised and kept open for new names
; up to the day of eleetinii. Men mu:-t
: legister and vole in tiie jireciuct where
; they live. The riiileiice of u married
' man is where his family lesides and
that of a single man whi le he boards
under twenty-one years ot ago; second. :
idiots and lunatics: third, persons who. j
upon conviction or confession in open
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eouiu nimu mm- oeeu a'lju.i-e.i kuiiij
of felony or other crime infamous by
the laws of this Mule, commute-! after ,
tne lsi oay oi .January, im i, unless.
they shall have been legally restored '
to the rights of citi.enship.
When tlie eleciioii shall be finished,
tho r.gistra.s and judges of election.'
1,1 ";;" " ',' ", t,"s ;
as may choose to attend, slia! or.en .
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the boxes and count t he ballots, read-
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hilt alouil the iianins ol the persons
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that shall aiiiiear on each ticket ; and
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there sha l tie two or more iicUets
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conl urn the names ot more persons
than such elector has a right to vote
for, or shall have a device upon it, in :
..( f-,., ti, .!... le.ll !
: not be numbered in tikiicr tin' ballots, !
in,t hliall i.e void, and the said count- j
jng of votes shall be continued with-'
ut ,uJjo,u imieii t until compklcd and ,
the result thereof declared,
The judges of election shall appoint ;
,. of their number t attend the
meeting of the board if ecu lily can-j
vassers (which is constituted of aj
,Ullju,it v ,,f members thus appointed)!
,U), Hhall deliver to him the original j
iptuni or statement of the result of;
election in the to'.vpship. ward or i
precinct ; and the hoard of county!
canvassers shall meet on the id:
hiy after the election at 12 m.. at the.
i'"' t house, st led a chairman and
loter oemgswoiu iuocei.i iui'Ik-ii
respective ottices. ami sign snei.
abstracts. The register of deeds is
the clerk of the board unless they
'hct another person in his plaeo
(;..rv..,FHtE! FIRE!!
)r, (ii issom's (Miiiiion of York
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ceiving that all the niatei ml interests.
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of the Mate, her hiumeial condition,
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lit'!' CIIAHlTAlit.U atl.l ttil-.ATIONAl. msti-
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tutions. hr progress at home and
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reputation in the eves of the count rv
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wi 11 be jeopodi.ed bv the election ot .
a man of his aiitecL'.l. nt.s.
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There was a heavy snowfall in the
Mohavyk Valley and in Northern
ow York and Canada last Saturday.
The Tarboro fair opened bit Tues
day at noon. The e.Miibiis are said
to have been the lust they have ever
had, and the cullies weie unusually
large.
Newton Euterpiise: The drouth
still continues and o;.r wileat fanners
lillTu uoalnhmed the liol'e of sowing
mueb wheat. There will not beal.aU
,.,,, seeded. We would advise tin iu
t 8ow lis much as possible as there
doubtless will be a short crop la
t
yenr and prices will be good. Make
the laud w hich you sow in a high state
(, cultivation and try and make up
jU(. ,,.ieit in acreage by an increased
UI11 y,,u Will be beltei off in the
.u,
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r N.iMivmir .1....U. i
lre. Oliliuiui.is rlmr.
Hti. m:.ri liici-- Iiimit'oJ
'il l.rVi'11 C'lK.- H III.''.
HILL --Al llMlttax. S. i. ilio jr.:i in.: . I.l. IA
f'.WXM, Will- ni I ll-li. '- V lll'.l. I ...II I Ml.fcUl.T
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WHOLKSALKOKOI KIIV Ml;lil"r.
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IbKl M'lla.'.l.
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uii-nii! l ui w Hrmii Tl.s. I1 11. 1'l.if.l Tlx
l ;.
lb. jo I'.Ktj Mv l" lai.i l.'lo.
W. H. Wakefield .V Co., 1' Greens-
linrnV V ( V. .leiilei s in I fnriKv.'ll e ulld
Machinery, invite the citizens of'
Chatham to examine their large and ;
complete stock, which will bo sold,
astoiiishiiiirlv low. Their Wakefield j
....!, :., n ;..... ...1 ,,i.;..l.-.
est baker on the market. Agents for
sudsworth. Martinet V JiUiigman s
Pure rrepared Paints, every gallon j
guaranteed.
' The merchanis of Chatham will do :
' well to call and see or send their or-!
d is to Greensboro' to theol.l reliable
house of J. W. SCOTT A: CO. 1
New Advertisements.
: "HOLE LOST!" j
Hlmyi'il rr..in I In- .ulin.'Hhi.r, iH-nr ('.iiiitmi,
i M.i.iif foiuilv, :i Kii.hiy i.lKl.l, Jl'h IllM. . lili .I'll k
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wl.lii' K. il ..ii I u"k, i.i'ii.rt. I . In- tt'i'i.k In I'.lii!.
wIimii i'iiiIk. Any ni'i;rni.'iM.' Unit will Iri.'l I" III"
r.-ur.i.'.i
nvi'i ) k ill b tliank. ull) 1 v.. I ui. I 111.01 itlly .
lar.lf.l. II. .1. f...loNS.
out. ;ni. Ihm. Ciiiiipi..ii. M.H.r .:.'., S.
Bailee t MailstraiK.
The lnai;iHirH'i.:, ,,f ih,. C.utt'y nr Iiiti-Iiv litill
I1...I, ilue ih.. ritit.li '' i'miiih.i'.i.-" Will lllfi'l III IllH
ei.ri ll-tiiH in I'i'iHif.r.., mm TiH's'luy ihn l'h
Nov. iii.ki, itt whl. ii Him.' i.u I .i.-i itixy nr." r'
iiiin"l im iiii.i-: i . in in I : i.e null iin-lr n.nk"m
r-.f x.i'iiiii .ii-.... 'I'lii-tr Hii.s.a.'ii i- ,-.:t.Hi i. s...
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l.tTfUy i.-.uiy nil i.t-r-.'.iu Iravin lulin .-.ainsi
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liiMi.r.' Mi" 3'. Ii iIhv : Ot-li.l. r. lh-'i.
o.-l. M, lWt. lilK. M. II. UoiiMtsON.
ra'CTics.
I will foil at pultll'-titf'l-'K rr ji!h, ni my
Rt MuriHT' l; !. lit t'fi.rliMin i:nty. n'
ii..
ui Tii-!il;iy, Nov. IStl:, iv i-li..i-f ul:i ii.-, th
ir iriy "i W. M, Itinu 11. in Htt:y th m linti
l-i Ilt'ii Hlftl ! liic lr ri-uiiH (ti-nn.
Attt'iiit W'.i hhuh llim- nii'i I'lii'"' I will
.'H ui
iililN aiii'Miii ..r ..it. li.tf?!.' witi'n whi-N,
IIm' if"p,rl "l I'.. V Ki-l't, i' Mitlwiy tlm m'- ,
'linn !"( In ii lllfl ty nit' fur r-;i:ilr.4 tlt minin.
v. axel ..f i.:.i.-k-it..tl. a cur; im-l Hi
1'iiri'liig'
?TTr ' w. c. i;i:oWn.
W. C. IiIioWN,
FOR SALE.
. ;
' .,
A Ti:.'T or I.AXI iiiulnlim ss wrm, li t
Inlni: ili' l iii'l- ': I Ii. Ii" ii a rr.'.ir.-l. II mi. I
III. -IS. 'I III- IX I ..'i'l...l lllK'l Hill Will In' f'l'l
roiu...n.ilil ..- i .il'. ..ln ns mi' ui lliunli'i. N.
I'., "! niiply I" I. .1. 1'"..iiIim, t-.r riirili"!' Iiil'.i'iii.v
" '" u
i an.i.r ii. r.. i-..
lhKI. 4 x
ISSPOSTAHT BALE!
Ah ii.lmliilsrriii.ni.-f .1 WI'S I'M 'I.. ili'.--.i-'.l, wi
Kill hi'U IC "ill..' ICI. . II...II Wl I.M.il.AV. 1 M-.-.-tit-
1.1-r IKlli. hi hi la", n ! I. II. I- it I I VAI.I'AI'.I.K
I'IKsoNvl. ll;.i.l'TV, .'..li-l-'lli III J.rel i.l
M.ili':., cmtli'. Wim' .iw. I- irmliii; l'i''ii.l.
WlH-iil. i . ii... .'., .V.-. Til. HI li. I X.'K,
on. in, ihm. j. .i i ;;. n i.r.s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-
-RY VIRTFE
ii'l'ii in Tn'r ff V Ii. t'liuplii
uctilnst W. H. CiiiiniitcuiMi ifiittl lp-in lh M;t
rvr 1't'nri -f Ht HHi. r: r.-uniy, 1 mil HI :it piiiilii'
aih'ii.tii ir iislt. m up itri-h"tt-' !... in h,;-
"li MoM. V. ll.f;lt.l tny -t S.iwiiiImt ti-xt .
a trn'"t tr inn-l lit M.i II y i w ii-ttii (icainhu'
ii'ioiit 2t a r'f. an 1 iitii iti f-si ov.t ih
If tH sliviil III:.'!'! -;U. Cttllllttlk'u'illl Wlf'tli
Ihhi'-w i-t'M-l' atil t-lj -iMtiip: i it- IuhiIm ut oiivi-i-Mi
Mmli. t. U. Mi'tiit ti ah I ilir
vici. in, tn, s. vv. ln:i;wKU. Sliorlft.
a. j. wii:LiAr?i3,
WI i ll
RALFKSH. N C.,
HOC BR
AND
mm mm,
DEALER IN
Dry Gsois, Clothlna. Hats,
Personal attention eiven to Ruying'
and Selling Cotton. Rest facilities
for Storing and Handling Cotton in:
the Citv. Lib; r.il advances made.
BE PRUDEHT AND
IN THE
I C. HOME INSURANCE. CO.
Tlii.
fill opi
company I. as been in sticces
ratiou r.ir.-ixteeii tars. It is
saf;
SOLVENT
and PROMPT
in the payment of its losses
Eiicoaiic Kfl3u3 IiisiiiutiBiis
All kinds of F.uildin
insur.
1 at
reasonable rates.
P.e warned by the losses of yoi
iieij.1. bors iiiidir.siire in time.
I. A. 2.0H8OU,
Agent.
S. l.1. , ll-'l.
M. T. NotUils.
I.lll.'i.l .N'T" IS. Wyull k
T l I- i.
C N.'lilllt.
.1 N.irrl. M.ur
.V lflil!lll.
M. T. .Noi ris & Urn.
Tail, r al lliolr nW
AND
COraSSSON MERCHANTS,
No. H Echange and No. 15 East
j Martin Sheets,
j RAXEXftZX, W. C.
WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK
which we offer t the trade at
very low pi ices.
Wrcivr sl'l t IM. A TiTNTIoS I., tlm miIk ot
riVi- ...l. hi.t I.U-l't .rl--. i.li'l I' lilll.!! Ill "IH'.
-...tt .1.1 ii.iliiH.-l"li ut st.iiill .'li:e i;5.
I nllll .I.lMill.'.-- niii.l it "n si'ir.-a Willi im.
i;i..ii. I'M' I lll..-i null...
Ak!i ni- .r I iii"k' siiii.- I ,i..i.!uiui.
A.'t.i i"r 1 wli le.wW ot. nn...
Atfi iiin ..r Ui.' i-. h-i.rnu. I stuiicwtill l'"U"U 1'lt.w,
m Kmc "l Hi" '"" " ll' l
Jauuui; I. !.''
w. K.'Jii'urinsoN.
TTTI
nmcn
Have t'iriiiMl n iniiiriiifrlili Mir Ui prwibn '
law hi Ui.' ."..my ""-I"'!".'.'.
SPl.l I1T H.IHKI. ir.
. r.. hanhis.
X. CHASMS. A. II. NMHO'SIU.
1 1.
FAYKTTKVILLF. X. C,
Murkft S.imr,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
April 1. Ihh. y
DRY GOODS!
COMK AND LOOK!!
Grand Exhibition of
STAPLE AND FANCY.
PHY GOODS.
NOTIONS.
Will open this DVY and continue,
for u HL'NDKKD DAYS AT
A. CREECH'S,
RALEIGH. X. C.
Doors oj.en Daily. Admittai
Free. o E.vtra Ciiartre for liesti v.-ii
.sats.
My campaign as the
LEADER OF LOW PRICES
has commenced, and we eonlidentlv
'appeal to the members of i very pal t v
on liel.alt ol our claims, as every pur
chaser of goods is fully protected
i'UV SVstfUJ Uunilitci'S t UU
tho vorth of thdr money,
eV COME AND EXAMINE MY
.STOCK and you will lind it
j LARUE. WELL ASSORTED j
AND COMPLETE ;
iu every dep u tine;! of almost every-1
thing iu the way of Goods that are j
: SEW AflD DESIRABLE, j
I Many new and beautiful styles of
i DRESS GOODS, '
i
' from coarse to line l Aiaacs: as well as
SILKS.
SATINS AND
VELVETS.
j All of w hich w ill be sold al unusu
ally low prices. And don't forget that
these goods must and will be sold
4&TTOO CHEAP M I'ST (JO.
A. CREECH.
Ku.i.i.ui. N. C.
COMIUXOSEK!
Having just re-,
turned iron the
Northern mar
kets ve are now
receiving a
; Splendid Stock
OF
Fall and Winter
GOODS
AND OUR FRIENDS
are requested to
Even if vc do
not sell vou w e
will post vou in
the low prices.
We are ollering
goods as low as
can be bought
anv where for
the CASH.
Remember jou
can find any
thing at
LONDON'S
vou can call for.
THESE GOODS HAVE F.EEN
P.01illT LOW AND WILL
RE SOLD VERY LOW FOR
THE CASH.
NO TROFP.LE TO SHOW GOODS.
ALL WE CAN SAY IS TO "COME
AND SEE I S" AND WE WILL
PROVE WHAT WE SAY.
REMEM1JER THE PLAt 'E IS
W. L LONDON'S.
1 Fittst'oio', S. pt. ix, LSSL
i"Ss"A.r.
While in Ralekrh
GO TO
The Square Dealing
! CIotbinjE anl Shoe Bouse,
I J. M. Hosenbauui'a old stand,
1 S- K. omit Fyai.'vUiii uuU HftrKlt ureei.
Where you will find a large and well
assorted stock of
CLOTHING.
HATS.
; SOOTS AIJD SHOES,
nud at lower prices thuu any other
' House in the State.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Hr.ti'inW
FALL J884
w. l ft b. s. mm ft colv
HALEIGIX, PJ. c ,
AUK SOW oi'I.MNO T1IKIK
. FALL & WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. CALICOES,
SILKS, h AT INS, VELVETS,
RRO. AND 1JLEA. DOMESTICS,
DRILLlNtSS. TICKINGS,
PLAIDS, PERCALES.
SHAWLS. CLOAKS,
TRUNKS. CARPETINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
NOTIONS, HATS.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Ask for any article kept in a tii'st-claei
Dry Good Store and you will
be sure to lind it.
Thanking the good people of Chat
ham for their past patronage, we
solicit a fni t her continuance, of the
j same.
W. H. R. S. TUCKER & CO.
S..U.lUT II, 1HK4.
1 East Hargett and 'JOS Wilmington
Streets.
RALEIGH. N". C.
Mj Wil8lll51llli Stock
FOR THE
Fall and Winter
ZS COMPLETE ! !
IT CONSISTS or
ROOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHING, NOTIONS,
OATS' COTTON.
DOMESTICS. PLAIDS,
PANTS CLOTH,
DRESS (iOODS.
and all other goods found in a first
class W holesale Dry Good House.
This Stock is the largest ever shown
lit l c. at.d prices are as low as the sainu
goods can be bought in Northern
maikets. WM. WOOLLCOTT.
S'liti'inin r 11. l"si
visitors fwmf
SHOCLD CALL ON
T.
Stronach.
WHOLESALE (SIJOCEIl,
X... II Marllii Slii-i-l,
RETAIL GROCER,
N . Mm: ti t V M.inln Sir.m
To my li I'uMi.tm-r an I :r!' nln 1 lmv iiljr Io
jiy ('.line -in-l -ft- i. ii a' in. .'i.l st.n ami 1 will
trt'U y-iti jit it-.ji il ii'tili hi' tdm Hinl wil ptMt(lft
HP' H"t lian.1 1 ii 1 tlhl iii H.r..-n 1 1 m. wt.oa
IihiI all thf I'MHitM HM in,-; tir shun f Uio tuu,
300 bbls. Sugar, 138 sacks
Coffee, 100bbl3. Mackerel,
8't bbls. Molasses, :."
tierces of'L.nrd, 5200
bbls Flour, :i0OO His. Hams,
MEAT, MEAL, Etc ,
75 tes Tobacco. 50,030 Cigars,
cheap r than the cheapest, etc.
PRICES CURRENT SENT ON AP
PLICATION. Our Retail Srour, under charge of
WAYUJC ALLCOTT,
liui rvi-rvtbln, aii.l fi"in t'Vi-ry hMi, urn ono
icnitulaii"! tti wfiii iiij tho Mtrvhr ir ih lioomii
aii'l riiMi' ! a Jtiilp" of j.t.t,. iti iriH'rAl nl'N'k
, ..r rNNi;! ihmh, :i!Kr. laki, ham,
rUH K. HAKIN'i H W1KKn ! l huU HILVKft
, 1'ltllN rl.l il, (iinl mil i LAS, kih HM.kfli "I hy
iui usit.ii,.irH iu Hi" lii-nt nu ik- l.nlflli niArkM,
l'MUillG ilir lrlht, III K Otll tfltll't1 Kt4H'k-Al
1 llHVlk Iwt'U Hin (HHtl hiiiuo Al 1 lm, ttWi.
in
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