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Yiit Upnatham jEktZtiTB
LOCAL 3XCOimSL
ejr Hot and dry.
fajr Longest days of the year.
gr The farmers are now si Ifcnfcy
'that Tery few come to town.
fejf Have yon listed your t arables ?
Hi not, you had better do so atronce.
kfgr.V car-load of ice from Releigh
"will bo received here tomorrow sight
ami bo sold cheap by Johu H Loeion.
Our veuerable couutyraan, Sir.
fin'ry'Burns informed usyesteri&vy
that be hal been in the harvest field
cutting oatsjust-fts if he was n'J
..ears old.
ted Our former townsman, Mr.
John T. Mallorv, i hre on a visit
tod if a tond of fishing as ever,:d '
ittm io lemin uis wu-uma lursior
tu a few hours he o&oght, one 'id ay
Mat wek. 107 perch.
"t6T Wheti you go to Greensboro
i call at G. Will Ar:utieldi -wholesale
aad retail store. He lrs a large and
well selected stock tf Dry Goods,
'Keady-made Cn.alv.ug, Shoes, &c.,
which he is selling at bottom prices.
v vt i i i r iJ
. - r : :r r. :?:
and other seasonable
J . J
.Trace chains, ham&t:,- J
Action hoes, plow cnstingH, poiefs ot
all kiuds for. double 8hovel-plew
oradie lingers, pitch forks. Snag,
tobacco and cigars. IHorse powders.
'J. P.tedman, Egypt, N. C.
taf The wheat harvest in -th?ss
county is about over, and we hwir
cnAictitig 6tattments as to how it is
'turning out, but the majority ar:
unfavorable. The oats crop is turn
'ing out 'letter than wheat, ak?. it
wiil probably brf the best oais H op
'that we have had in three or four
. years.
This hot wea her you can keep
cool by gettmg one of these cheap,
thin colts at Loudon's. Nice A! pace
coats. Seersucker coats r?t! vests for
boys' and men. Flannel coats and
ests very cheap. "Nice Lawn scarfs
and ties. Larxre lot ot Fruit Jait
and otoue Jart A large lot of straW 5
shairs matting Very low at London's.
tear Until th 30th of 8erlejber
. ti. ,.'.r... -.?tl i
le solil ai the pnecs named below
rr6r one first-c'.as fare to aud from
the following places, viz: Rai igh
IU.20, Charlotte 57. Cevwnd
Springs $9.30, Caroliua Beach and
Wiightsvil'.e $7.15, aud Southport
$7 40. Wnen sold these tickets a.e
ogrtd until October 31sU
t& Who will be the next Prei
deut is not the oaeation now, but.
where can:I get the b-sr baigftitro
f ;ah cau tiud thouj aULondon's. tie
ra offeriug extnt baifjiins now in all
kiedaof till miner goods Ladled and
meu's straw hats 'atrcgreaily reduced
prices N'w is th time to cet a
'- Suap. ccOi hat
jut received.
A large iot of shoes
Ay Alliance Stoue: A correspon-
deut of the Progressive Farmer, wri
ting from this cotintv, has this to say
'.Rboui establishing au alliance store;
"flnr Alliaiir.fi T.teie is Aurora, situa I
ted three mile west of Siler Ci:y. I '":oUh nd comfortable steamboat,
'Our Aliiauc", xiti: fourteen others,:?; jCalied'U'o Sylvan Grpve, gives you a
'making -arrangement to ertVre delightful ride of twesve miles down
house at Siicr Cii-v, on the C. P. &'&e UapeFear river to a poiur. oppo
Y. V. R It.,- so that the farmers huo Orfcon pcrtratioa, where yoadis
atouud and alt ever the countv, and mbark and late the tr.i that runs
f lia.irv ..a hv fi niR on the two-mile railroad that bad
ii Imv PVf-liuHorH. nr lvii tur for.irotcts !
J ' 0 . " . .r- i .
'piy the merchants the high per cent.
theyput ou their goods.
, boLDiEw';' Reunion. The ex-Con-fedorale
soidiers' reiiniou, to beheld
- here on the first Fnisrsday in Aenisi
"f wiii probably be the grandest beca
eion ever known in l&athao:. The
comitiittee of arrangements will do
all withiu .their .-power to make'ita
(complete success Among the &s-'-tim?uished
Dersbus who have been
'especially iuvitecl'to "attend aie. &3'na-!
'tors Vauce and'Raiisom, Gov Scales
abd Lt-Gov. Stedmau. Col Lafee,
f-who will be the chief marshal, will j
appoint as his assistants one survivor j
of each of Chatham's companies,
Vnose names will be announced' in
due. time. It would add interest t o
'the occasion if every old soldier, s?ho
' bas any relic of the war, would bKng
it with him, and let all these 'reftcs
be deposileu a u'd exhibited tbt day
iu tbe court-h-iuse. These arHioles
would attract much attention 'and
'form a most interesting museum of
'curiosities.
CouiiTr Polttio3? We are pleaded
'to announce that the political -outlook
fn this county is highly encour
l2iutr. aud that with proper eSbrts
"'the entire democratic ticket wilMiave
a majority of several hundred.. We
5 are informed by 1VB. Womack.Esq ,
! tbe cbairman of our county executive
corairiitlee, jhabhe4ias received iaost
'encouraging reports from the'town
'chip coinmitlees'all over the county
'in regard to- Geopolitical outlook in
: their respectrve neighborhoods. One
encouraging -sign is that the 'com
'inittee men themselves are taking
'mum bitwAst in 4114 camuai(ra thaa
:probably ever before cert aiulytti-uch
more than in the last campaign.
Nearly -all. the idissatisfied demderats
of . t he last campaign will vote' the
straight democratic ticket at theuext
election They ow realize that the
ao-called 'imlepeudeutB", for wfcam
'they votecl inilSSe, have not afforded
tfeem 'afay relief or fulfilled any afthe
"Umjmises made bv them. Bofcb;4he
l$tate and national
nominees -ive
buu umvuw uuuiiuuuo b
ii.- i. J....no
ol Chatham, and will receive their
Hiiuiitidedeioport '
wu v u vw-wi ..-w, m v ' i
A Seaside1 R6iw.-llf any of our
Np countryreers would like to en-
- I joy a visit to me seashore this sum
: iuer, we woufd advise them by,U
- means to take-a trip to one or more
of the deiiglifcrul resorts ou the
j Atlantic coast near Wilmington. We
. L. l
jkiiuw wcereoi we speaK, ana -can
from personal experience vouch-for
the correctness of what we here write.
These seaside resorts near Witenng
ton are trot -ony the pieesantest we
know of, but they are more accessi
ble to the citizens of this section than
any other. A. persen can leave here
Kit 6 oVlcwVin'the-'siferiinotK eninv a
comfortable nights rest on a sleeper,
eat breakfast next morning at Wil
suing ton, spend that dey-on the sea
shore, "end, after another night's rest
on a sleeper, return here next morn
ing, being absent from here onjy the
wnoie of one day. What would our
forefathers have thought of thist
On Thursday ftewooc of last
week we started from here on a short
r visit to Wilmington, and. aftar & r.
frefthiug tu&&&i'eep in one of the
cNjuifoi table bleepersec the R. & A.
nnd C. C. roads (much morA rrVmf.irt.
able we think than the celebrated
Pullman -sleepers), arrived in that
city next morning in time for break
fast. During the day we rode to
Wrightsviile ijound on the new i ail
road gust constructed by the Wil
aiugiou Sea Coast -R. -R. Co , and
hich by-the way-is the best con
alluded and easiest riding new road
that we have ever seen. For inauy
a iniuiflK' w rea cuaua tias
beu the hope tho talk of w.i-
ed reality.
er trains ou this road began to run
... . D r
on the de.y f -our visit, aud they
were crowded with htt-Dfdreds of. pas
seugeiH. The total length of thd
road U ten miles, extending from the
Front Street depot of the Atlantic
Coast Line to "the 'Hummocks"
more thau a mile across the Souud
from Wrighisviile The hmmockj
for as it is generally-but incorrectly
spelled hammocks) is a small island,
or hillock.' in the sound; and is cov
ered with a thick urewth ef smaii
but. shady trees. A large hotel is
feci W 'constructed there, aud will
soon be ready ior the reception" of
vibitois. A veiy-'o mod ions pavil
ii-'!4 also being constitieted, and it
wil&dd greatly to the comfort of ex
cu rtionists. A gangway has been
rottructed frwn the hummock, one
cr two 4?.rnlred feet Ion?, to the
banks wfcere bashing houses have
been &uilt for tho convenience of
those .7ho are fond of surf-bathing.
ILis ptet-e ts uestiueu o be one of
t&e:ieasantest resorts on the Atlan
tic coast, because it is right at the
.seashore ud is shaded by a dense
grove, wbv&i3 in tpleesaut contrast
to the glare at other places on the
co&st. For the pleasure of our ride
to t'he huuimocka we aie indebted to
thecouiresy of Mr. James H. Chad.
bourn, Ji-, the very efhcifiit Genewil
Manager of the Seucoast R. K. Co.
Nfxl day Saturday) we euiayedl
our Urst visi; to Carolina Beach, and, I
all hough e-had ifeera d extravagaut j
i praises oi'isis' place, yet after seeing j
it we' thought "the half had not been
told" us. This delightful seaside re
sen was liiat. opi'.ued to the pub-iic
'hst s-?:!uer, aud so popu.-ar-iid it
at unce become that over 2C.tj!)0 pt-r-ioua
vuned it during that beason.
!ls ony one houijs tide from Wil-
mAiy ton (though ifcfc- ritie is so pleas
ant that you wish it was lotigei ).
riifu li de is made iu a boat and also
i& uway coach. A very cfwiiuo-
eeu built across the narrow neck of
land between the i iver and the ocean
Th train r-ens to witlun h few yards
of the water's edge, so that you can
ftfreost. jump from the coach into the
daslrttig waves of the Atlantic ocean,
ihetbeach is as smooth aiad surf bath
ing here is as safe and pleasant as
anywhere on the Atlantic coast,
after seeing and experiencing it we
'are not surprised that it is so popu
tar a resort. The- boat, the railroad
and the improvements at Caixrlina
Beach -belong to the New Hanover
111281 Company, which deserves the
thanks of every Wihaiiugtonian for
opening up 8oacccssible:utttLt:Ught4
fui a seaside resort. Ihe company,
aud -also the. public, are f orttefiete ' in
havniff '-as its General Manager so
courteous aud competent an officer
as Capt. J. W. Harper, who is cer
tainly the right man in the right
place".
A Candidate Kecominended.
Goff, N. C, luneW, 1888.
Mb Editor: It may be the case
that some might look upon the demo
cratic out-look this year as 'being
gloomy, but with the ight'ieii - on
the ticket we need not be iitteasy.
I know what I am talking about
when I say the name of W. A. A vent
should be urged for the nomination
of Kepreeentative. vHe wotild carry-
Cape -Fear township solid: not idnly
the true and dissatisfied democrats
but there are a good many republi
cans I know would1 vote for him.
? Cape Feab.
A Rail road Accideut,
AusxiKmiA, Va., June 17. The
Virginia Midland train which left
Washington at 'Op. m. yesterday
ran off the track at Pope HeadsSluii,
about twenty-live miles south of this
place. The engine, baggage carand
one coach were thrown from the trattk.
Baggage-man Poss, Edward Hartz
mau, Fireman Makely and (Carles
Mayo, a telegraph Operator on board
the traiu weroiilled. Thomas Hardy.
thft Adaina EiDress messenger :
Mrs.
Gaines of Wanenton, Va.,-aDtl,ato.
I . . , , . ;
' trvlrhndrrfi oi railimoro
!busly injured, and several passengers' tence upon the four iinfortunate men
reueived slight tsd braiiuie. 6li&erd vry hjghlj ot
WAR REMINISCENCES.
Chatham's War Hfctory Her
Military Companies Sketch
es of -tar'Kfifiiiers, &c.
CONCLtJSIOir.
After this week we will omit, unti
after the election,. our "War ftemin
lscences. , which we have been pub
lishing for the past fouroonths. We
regard the. present political campaign
as of -so much importance, and the
seeeess of the democratic party so
essential to the happiness and. pros
peri ty of our people,-that we deem
it our duty to 'devote more of our
time-rand space to the discussion of
the political questions of the cam
paign and to the publioation of
appropriate campaign items. After
the election in November, we hope
to resume the publication of Chat
ham's . war history,and continue our
sketches of her military companies,;
The sketches of Chatham a Confed
erate companies which we have thu
for, published have been wmren under
difficulties, and are cot 'as complete
as we would wish them to be. Very:
few of the old soldiers gave us any
information about their companies,
aud the idiorfflfatioti-that we did gel
was the result of patient and diligent'
inquiry. We have been able however
to obtain and perpetuate in history
Bouie'faetsabout Chatham's war hh
tory, of which any county might weJl
feei proud. Our county 'furnished
to the Coo federate army 11 full com ;
pauies, and large detachments for 7
companies from other couuties. The
following tabulated statement of
Chatham's soldiers is worthy of pre
servation by every citizen of tbe
county, and was compiled by us afte;
careful inquiry. -This statement gives
the name of every company, or part'
of a company, horn Chatham, togeth
er with the number of the origina.
members of each company, the nuin
ber wounded, and the number killed
or died cf disease:
-3 r
- T3
Name tiZ Company. S:"? .i
S
Co. M 15th Regiment, 104 30 24
E26th " 124 26 47
" G 2th 88 17 23
D35th 92 26 17
E 44th 86 23 7
G48th 92 36 28
B 49th " 63 17 9
1 6-1 st rt 102 35 20
E 63rd " 90 11 9
" G 63rd " 90 9 7
" H 70th 87 2 1
I -6th 57 18 30
44 E 8th " 20 7 2
Eieth 26 1 1
" G 11th " 18 5 i
D41st " 21 1
" E41st " 14 1
CS6tk " , 36 3 2
!
Toial, jl210j 267j23-
In addition to the above numbQ
(1210) of men who composed thetc
companies wrr.n-first organized, there
xrere nearly 650 recruits wfcw enlisted
in thr m at different times during the
warsc that the original member?
a tne recruits amount to aoou
1,860. Not less tha.i 60 of this num
ber were citizeus of other counties,
so that the total number of Cfeatbarai
ltes is-p.lDotitSfjO. ' who enlisted iu
tbe Confederate army. In the above
tabulated sta'ement of ihe dead and
wounded are included those of the
or.gjnal members only who were
wounded or-'kilted. None of the 650
lecruits, who were killed or wound
ed, are included.
State -IVews.
Goklsboro
are brinjiinsr
Argus : The farmers
in larije. quantities of
fruit. We heard one say yosterdav
that fi"uit crop -at reason ible
prices is worth more thau bis cotton
crop and he is a good aud large cot
ton planter at that. ;
Greensboro Pitiiot: A colored
brakeinan on the R. & D. R. R. was
killed near Wolf Trap Friday. The
caboose car jumped the trsek, and
the braKefaii-nrfe ti leap rcr me,
but his head struck tbe cross-tio, and
Ihe unfortunate man died in a few
minutes. Capt. Taylor, the conduc
tor, jumped off and' landed squarely
on hisrfeet
News atid Observer: A difficulty
occurred at Louisburg on last Monday
between Jas. Yar borough,. -a colored
barber, -f.nd .W. G. Peri', a saloon
keeper. Yarborougb threw a hatchet
at Perry. Perry shot xarborougn
with a twenty-two calibre pistol, the
ball striking the collar-bone and lodg
ing under the skin. The trouble grew
from a discussion. ita iorogh s
wound is not considered daugefus
Bot h parties were bound over to the
Superior Court.
Warrentdn. Gazette: Oh Sunday
evening last, while a number of yoiing
men were at Watson s pond bathing,
Mr. Lawreuce Robertson attempted
to swim across Ihe ipoud, but his
strength '-failed and he sank. Mri
Walter Wiggins hastened to his res
cue, and with great presence of mind
waited 'till he sank the third time and
was powerless, when he swam to him
and seizing him by the neck as he was
eroin&f down aeraih, raised his &routh
O " . -w til
above ihe, waferlai'cl va'm'tvith him
to the bank. It was a gallant deed.
Durham Plant: This evening, t
3 : 30 o'clock, Judg e tMerrimVya ad- p- On sun
-xj.rv -kii... 2.- tj- days there Is tKily obo train, which leaves Pitts-
ourned'Durba-iwjfjenor court Be- boro.at5.16a.In.ftndreturiullrt7.Wa.m. onon
fore adjournmeht the J udge sentenc-; (uya the m0rning cam leaves Pitubof b' at :zo a.
ed nie four colored men, Ua-ve Oim
inorfs, York Goodson, Henry Battle
and John 'Justice,' to be hanged on
AugU6t Sj'd fortie crime of rape.
This' is the tiret tiuj9,vperbap,'i all
court records that foiir znen have been
sentenced to death at one time for rise
jcrime of rape upon the same person,
Wittton Sentinel: Wetoe reliably
rinioTsrea inas tnere is a una in oans-
I : Itl 1 X A t . J 4- t
bury, composed ei two gentlemen)
dealers in family groceries, who have
not 4M6n noon codd terms for - f oar
years or more, neither tuft epexen
Pto the olifer in that time, and still
rtheir bnsmess is in a prosperous rtjn
dition. One member of the firm de
votes his time toftfee store, while the
other employs a competent gentleman
wxtiena to nis snare ox cae ousmess.
We doubt whether there ran be found
a similar firm in the State whose busi
Hess flourishes whrre'tireTclaticms be
tween. tfre two are any turner save
friendly. ,
Salisbury Press r On Safrurdaynicrht
while Mrs. Sevffert wtgvalkinein her
room, in the Old Mansion House, she
heard tire- report of a revolver. Ou
walking across1 her room , she heard
another report, which was qeieklv
followed by a ahng on her arm. Bhe
was in the act of falling when her
husband caught her. . Upon examina
tion, 'it was'fonnd that the ball had
passed through bersreiand grazed
her breast Tire ball came from the
direction of Klutl's drug store. She
was'cot well, which accounts for her
being up and having a light in her
room, ihe intended assassinator is
not known.-
Progressive-Frtaer : - At the local
option eleciiou in the tows of Kin
ston, a few days ago, a certain whisk
dealer, who wasdrunk, made so much
uoise aud disturbance at the polls
that the editor of the Free Press de
uounced him through the columns ol
his paper as a nuisance. Sboitly aH
ter the appearance of the paper tht
whiskey man sought the editor foi
the avowed purpose of giving him a
thrashing. They met. Tbe editoi
turned the tables on the man. ani
laving disarmed him, was proceed :
iuglo wear him'iuto ak,ifrazzle,'' with5
as own stick, when some citizens in
terfered and separated the parties.
Siuce the tight, tbe party has sued
tie editor for libeL
Greensboro? "Nortii "State: Mair-
if the papers in tbe State are getting
nto trouble about the Farmers'
lliance. The Democratic press seeniF
to be afraid that Republicans wil
btain some influence in that'organiJ
4tion. This is unnessary fear. The
Aliiauce has two distinctive ardiua.
principles as to politics which d '
not fit a staunch and clean-haadeif
Republican. They are I. Tbat th
Alliance is in favor of i free trade. 2:
Fbat it is a distinctively white man' '
organization. The Republican part a
does not draw the color line in public
affairs. 'The -Republican part v i
against free trade: and in favor of
protection of labor and manufactui
mg. JNo tuau who endorses tbe color
line of the Farmers' Alliance and the
free trade plauk in its platform can
bo much of a liepamiean.
NewberneJonmal: Allen Dunn.
who lives near Clark's brickvard, th:-
county, has a girl child three yea: a
of age that recovered from a seriou :
wound inflicted accidentally by he:
brother; the particulars of which b.u
as follows: One night about six weekr
g the oldest boy who had been out
suooiiug with other boys, came box e
and carelessly hwd his pistol on the
bureau. The nest morning all the
family left the house to work in ti e
field, except this girl and a young
brother agd wi h-latter discov ¬
ered ths pistol, ard in hsnuiiug pro
duccd tbe usual result shot bis in
fant slater iu the bfad, the ball penc
ttating tbe skull on the right siu
immediatelv on a line with the eat'
fraversing't?T6-1iitenor-rf tbe skull to
tbe back part where it came out. Tin
father was near enough to t he house
to hear tbe report, aud hurrying iu
found the child covered with blood,
but not 'unconstibust -ile immediate
ly brought her to Newberne. and un
der Dr. F. W. HuhesW.riiful treat
ment,1 has made a;cmpfete recovery,
and Aileu says he think she's got a
heap more sense since she was shot
than before.
Scotland Neck Democrat: One of
the stddest and most severe shocks
felt in this community for a longtime
was caused bv the intelligence of the
untimely death of Mr. Guy Rosberry,
koo of our highly esteemed county
man, Mr. 1. H. Kasberry. The saa
accident occurred on1 last Sunday af-
temotfc ' at Hale s mill pond, near
Crowel!8. The unfortunate youth
was a few days past bis sixteenth
birthday, and was one of the most
remarkable boys of his age in tome
respects that has beeu-known in the
coinrtfOTiity. He wasiiite a man in
his regions prbpensitieH, having been
a member of the cliur.'h since about
eight years of age; me was in Sunday
school in the morning and it was said
he recited a perfect leseoik. -His pa
rents had Ukengreat-carefn his traiu-.
iner, ana trad triven mm au . tue n.
structions, both in precept and ex
ample, tuat seemingly could uavo
been needed for his perfect obedience
both to his parents and his God. And
the bay had always -teeded well the
teachings and training of his parents 1
in ineir uoair me, eut on ouutiav
afternoon he was te&s&t by a younger
boy tban himself until be yielded and
went in swimming, and the end came
Ho him in a wat ery srrave.
i iTii li i i r
Gen. Sbeiidau is much better an'd
may recover, though his death was
expected for several days.
iSCHEDULE EITTSBORO' R. R.
The passenger traiu;6n Iho Pitta boro" railrc-ad
leares Plttsboro' daily, (except as hereinafter sta
ted) at 5.15 a. m. and 5.00 p. m., and arrives at
- '-m. instead of arS.ia. m. as on other days.
N)w Advert ieient8.
fob reiit m sale.
A nice new "house with rooms
good stables,-good water. J
For Tent
I
W. L. LONDON.
mwm & son,
m EAogjrAnmtrj as',
. RALEimi, 11. CM
. x -
n 00 pair high cut 20 4u4ton ladies'
:JL I ongola GoaVBoots at f2.z4, cheap
at saw.
pair ladiesv Oxford ties $1.48, a
'1 real bargain.
TOO pair opera toe slippers '68c
pair.
O.000 yards printed hrtrnsj-ne'w styles;
j ec-ayard.
1 ,000 yards bastite doth Scand 12c
1 a yard.
0,000 yards cheese cloth, all shades,
J 5c a yard.
Ihite goods, lavee, edgings at
I greatly reduced prices.
ace curtains 10, 12, 16$, 25 and
Li doc a yard.
XLibbons all shadeeead widths.
200 misses' aud ' ladies' shade bate
35c each, worth SOc
in order : to cdoSB out our French
organdies we have reduced them
to 10c a yard. These goods at this
price will only last a few days, they
ire cheap at 20c ajard.
Our New York buyer is daily ship
ping us bargains in all lines of
goods.
June 21, 1888.
To Democrats.
1 hereby announce myself aara candidate tor th
numlnsttttn tor Bboisteb of n:-a. My record
as a democrat will compare favorably with tb:
ot any otber-farmer-tnCnMbam.andU nmlnatea
aud etected 1 -wilt serve tbe people faithfully.
BOH. 8. ETJBANKS. ;
June ltb, 18S.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLIN
- O0UNTY OF CBATflAM 15 THE SUPESIOW
Preston Fox" and otberscsinst WUIlatn Fox. Bob-,
ert Fox aud the heirs at law of Levi Fox. dH
r&ued.
Tliis Is a special proceeding for partlUon of a
trart of land In the county of Chatham, and It a;
;aring to the tatisraciliu of the crart that tl
urnee and residences of Uie hirs at law of Lev
fox are unknown, and cannot alter due dlllgenn
bo ascertaiued And that they are necessary par.it
xt this action MwrtlceWliersi'y-cfen' them to aj
pear at the office of the Clerfc of tbesupprlor cour
f Oiatbam cwuntv, on the 1st day f Au2U;,H-
ind answer or demur to the complaint herein: o
judgment will be rendered for the relief praye
ir. n. uotiT, u. c.
A. K GHSSBT a 3. G. REXCHKB.
Attornlvs ior Plaintiffs.
June 7. 1888. 6is.
DlliS. STARKEY & PALEN'N
tTMCM'Miair nuaisTDSB
1038 rota StrMt, Pbilad'a. Pa.
l-'..r "i&uiiipilon. Asthma. Anmrhlix. bepui
Ciuarrb, Hay Fever, Headache, Debility, Kb"i
matlstu. Neuralgia and all Chronic and Xervoi
Disorders.
"The oinp4nJ Oxyphil Tratment", Drs. Str
xpy t Palen, No. X53 An-b Stroet, PblbW.etubl
bavj teen nplng for tho laot rpvenienn years, i
siieTitlflc adjustment of the elements of Oxyt
tn t Nl'rogra magnetlxed, and the compound
-i condKtuted aud made portable that It is sent
ver tbe wrld.
Dbs. STABxrr-t Pales have tbe liberty to rei
" the folloWinc ua'ned well-known lieraom w
nave tried "their Trmtmeul :
'TUX. WM. D JEELLEY, Member of Congress, Ph- :
lripblK.
. EV. XlfiSQH'Z (KKRJld, Editor Lutheran t
8-i vr, Phlladelphta.
hiX. CUABLES W. CUBBING, D. D.. Kucheel -
N.T.
HOS. WM. PEKK N1XOS. Editor Inter-Ocean, Cm
t-ao. Ul.
W. H. WORTHINGTOX, Editor New South, 81.
mitigbaoi, Atv
TUDGEH. V. VBQO ASUJaenemo; Kansas.
MHS. -IAM A. liTrE6MOB, Melrcse. Maes.
inSE K. 8. X.'.HKES Sew T-rk City.
S1R. E. a KNIOIIT, rjiliadelpbia.
MH. tRANH S1DDALI.. Ph ladelpbla.
HON. W W. 8CKUYLKR. Easton. Pa.
EDWABD L- W1LSOX, 833 Broalway, S. T.,Edli;
PhiUdelphia Pinto.
1 1 DELIA M.&TOS, Walmea, BawaU, Sandwh-:
laiaude.
ALEXA NDtt? &ITCBIE. Inverness. Scotland.
j&ibi. MAXJL V. OBTEGA. FresnllK Lacat-F
Mexico.
MRS ifflVA COOPE't. UtiDa, 8panlflh Hondunt t
J. COSH, Ex-vice Consui, Uiaablanca, uorocoo.
SI . V. ASHBROoK. Bed Bluff. Ual. '
JAMES MOORE, Supt f-Alco, Blandford. Dorst-
sblre. England.
JACOB W.RD. Bowral. New Bomb. Wales. -
And thousands of -oUiera' lnavery part or tk
united states.
"COXPODXD OXTG?!f ITS MoDB OF ACTIOM ANJ
RESULT!!." Is the title of a new brochure of tw
hundred luges, publisned by Drs. Starker Paleu
which gives to all inaulrers foil Jnformail-m as t
several hundred surprising euros In a wlJera:e
this remarfcsMe- etrsuveMnt-ana a recora
of chronic cases many or lUem alter netug aban
doned to die by other physicians'. W1U be mallel
free to anr address on application. Bead tbi-
bruchurel Das.aTJkBaBX MLta,
. So:&ia ATch street, Jhliadtftptti,i.
JGce li. 1S88. 2ts,
JOB P. WTATT.
PHILLIP TATLOK
Wjatt&
or
General Cusissiee Mercliaats ana
Cotton Sellers.
V ' h Af, on ' h anil a f all line of i
HEAVY GROCERIES, FEED
of every description, also
BAfcGfKG AtffcTIES,
which we offer to the public at bot
tom prices.
Will make dam advances on Cotton
in hand, when desired.
Give Hfs'V trial and see what we can
do. WYATl' & TAYLOfe,
No. IS East Mtrttn-aid 16 ExfthS-age Plaoe, .
Ralkh, N.! C
September is 1887.
rCnVfeata, i TrielllaVlrs biitain, and attPattBS
:' bnsineefl coadncfed lor" Modef ate lees.
, oJoTomre U OTloit V. S. Vmttnt Ot
T'bae co snb-sgennea, all business
:hct, tence can traQSa; patent bosne in tosj
; time end at less coihan those remote Iroto
.WS?SeaBWiDg.!.rr P0-.
vtion. We -Advise if j-utrntaMe or; not, me ox
5hTEe. Onr fee not5 flue ti)) patent w.""-,'
. A Mdk. How to Obtain paiei:t.Mtwita refe
noes to actual clicnis in your State, coratjr,
town, sent free. Address, .. . .
C. A. SNOW s CO.
tesltfstt Office, WaahiScMa9
J1'
Yet if the world only knew of the energy, grit and enterprise we
iare iepiayed lin collecting such -a - -
HAGUIFICEHT SPRIM StOCK
-It VdXittheBiirjris
DEY GOODS MD GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever brought iato this city and we are
?aanynimg ever neard pi Deiore.; ttoaptoa with this we givp -CHOXOB
STlpCI A AXXQZ2 ASSOZlXZilJT
And we have no'4etatation in gating; that it contains '
TM23'iLATiBTFM& BOOTES
Brought here direct from the centres of fashion.
And wq would respectfullvi invite everv ladv to irive us an earlv paII antl
inspect it.
May 17t 188.
liiffl!
Offer the people of Chatham a '
omplete assortment of
Motions, Bry Goofts,
AUD LnBIES SHOES.
t prices that will be sure to please.
jest N. C. Checks at 6$ cents.
A. bheeting at 6 cents.
lest Shirting Oalioo at 5 ceis.
st quality Oottonade Paot J Gloth
20 cents, worth 30 cents.
iest Dress Ginghams 8 cents, sold
everywhere at 10 cents
aches Dress Goods at & 10c, 12:
15c, 20c 25c, and in fine imported
goods from 90c' to $1'.TX).
.adies Kid Button Shoes st
worth $2 00 to $2.25.
In fine shoes we have a coinplet-
ine, being the sole ajenVs iuPurha:-:
f E. P. need & Co , who make th
Mtat shoe on the imrkct:
Every Pair X7arranted 2
v)ur space in too small to quote price
f every tbing ra ouriine, but we gua
tntee to sell lower than any ot-lu !
ouse. Send and-et prices and saui
if s or give us a call when in Diirham
Wo willvaot be XJndersold !
liespectfaily,
. MUi & SHAW.
April 12, 1888.
TO OUR
CHATHAM
WE OFFER
Low Prices on
HARDWARK.
WaiEBa naM Baify Material,
SASH, DOORS, DLItlOS, j:
PTS, tILS, GLASS. I
Lime, Plaster, Cement, P
GUNS, SHELLS, POWDER.
SHOf,CAPSrrf WADS.
Him E Brisp & Sons,
BRIGGS BUILDING,
RALEIGH, N. C
THE PRICE TELLS !
AND EVERYBODY
'TELLS THE PRICE
Jas. A. Thompson,
OF
CHA2ZXAX3 CGZtTTY,
WITH
W. H. & R. S. TffCKER M CO,
VJSkVERS'IS
Wholesale and Retail Drv Gool-.
Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishii g
Good.s, &c., &c. Orders by mail w ii
receive prompt attention.
May '24tb, 18816.
T-nd9 Fayetteyille Street,
U23lXT&GII, XT. O,.
BRANCH'YARD,
'LAtrbtit's Old Stand,
faykttkvillk, a c,
Manufacturer
JtD
of al! kinds' of i
IN MARBLE 'tR GRANITE.
Also contractor for all kinds of Build
ing Work, .'Oii-bit 5. -tts. Steps.
Sill?, &c. &esigD iof ?ail debci iption
kept on hand :and" sent to any address
upbn "application.
cims. A. GOODWIN,
March lUi83. Prprietor.
g'oiirg to sell at , piieos -away below
'T -
FIl,TSBOttO,,N;C;
PAIlLORSUITa.
Embossed PI nob Parlor Bulls,
SUk Plush Parlor Suluj,
$37. fc
60.00
'2O00
16.60
ROOM SUITS.
i Tr,piir Cbamber SUibt Xmrn $23.00 to S3o:09
wn"t Chamber sutwa n-cm ,
5.eo
37.30 to 60.60
8.00 V) 12.60
935.00
l&Mto DM
! BEDDING.
' Be!r SlJtoriisses. KlneCoaiUy,
Pine ifslt Manrsos frf.ra
Cotton Mattresses f rcia . .. .
S.raw or hlnu k. Cotum Ton,
COO to 8 00
2.25 to 4.60
DINING BOOM.
Walnut Extuhl -n Tablut,
Walnut Ext&ubi- u Tab!es,
$12.00
1G.0Q
10-tiS
20.00
Walnut SnJc-Borilj:,'
TABLES.
Drop Loaf Tables,
Ontre Tables, 200 and
Antique Oak Ontre-fr.iO".,
Cben-y Ortre;ib!i. '. ' .
: ' CUAIIiS.
Split Seat Chairs.
Common whi Chairs,
92. 7S
-2i1
-4
7.00
s'.se
.60
- .IS
Cane Seat tti iirs, -Oak
Dining Chain;,
Bo-kerf, " oo. r 50. $2.50 and
1.60
4.S
ml KliLANEOUS. .
Cane, for resoatinp chsXr.C 1,000 feet, fl.oQ
Spring Slat Ba1h, . . 2.S0
Woven-wlre Maitrefsee, ' 4.25
WardruijPH. flO.OO ami 915.00
Children's Rockers and High 1ialra
73.-. $1.00 and. I W
3aby Butot CwrUses, wlh Parasols. - - .
' f ou. ft oo end 10.00
HaUands, :2.0uar"J 15.80
safes, Tin Who, 3.50
yungus from i ti to 16.60
tlnmrnock Chairs, $3.00 and 5.W
'Jedntads fmra . $2 00 to $12.5
Wahstands from $1.75 to IU 00
Orders from ihe .Country,; accom
anied with the Cash, will receive
roiupt aitMition. .Letters.f inquiry
heerfulSv and prompt! v answered.
j. c. Htrbxff & co;B
No 12 Ejst. Martin Street,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Aptil 12, 18S8.
NorriS & Carter
RALEIGH, tf. G.
4RAM)"T)ISPLAY
. OF
LACES AND
Tomorrow we wiil nrake a special -.
lisplay of luces, tnihroideries antt
vhile goods of veiy descnplion. in- '
ludiiig manv novelties never before
-liown in this market.
LAOS FLOUHCIIIGS
In Oriental, Ni mi:dy,Fedora-,Platte '
vals, Ciiantilly, Spanish Guipure,
reij;e two ton?d tlouucings from '
0c per yard up.
EMBROIDERY FLOUHCINU'S
in India linens, cambrics, pique, Irish
point ad batiste id oiie- aml'ttvo-
toned effects.
WMirl'SJ OBS
in mull De Paris, Persian Uwn, Egyp-
iiaii lawn, Bui'iuian lawn, Tictorlj
awn, India ia-vn, iiitiste, Ariel
4ripes, silk mulls, India linen, Indtt
lirneties, spotted nainsooks, JoneiB
cambric, French lawns, Jfce.
100 piecf s 2o.cut 'India' linen will
be offered during this week at
. 8 I 3c PER YARD.
We propose to make this
for buyers of white goods, i&ce8,6m:
broideries, table linens, towels, hap
kius, Marseilles quilts. &c.
A special invitation is given to
every latly to make us a visit during
this week as many of the above- gooxb
.no jobs anl wiji be offeied 2a to 40
oer cent, below the murket value.
NORKIS & CARTER,
May 24, 1888.
C. F& Y. v7iiiLVAV
Condexised Schedule No. 2.
Taking eh'ov.s. ?.ondnr. June 11, 1888.
DAILY EXCEPT VTSLx.
Trtiu Golus sv.utk
Train Going North
i koTt n
j Mail & Passenger.;
! ti.-2.
Mail riWMfer
i Leave, 6.trJa. ra. B:'nnettsvllle,'Arrive, 8.00 p. m.
i " 7.15 iMasum, .Leave, 6 0
815 'Fayetteville, I . 4-16
! " 11.27 Snord, I 2"0
i 11.65 OuC, ; " i.io
12.40 p m Mler, 1 " 11-5 a. ta.
s Arrive, Greensbfir, ! 10-05
! " MU Airy. " 5.00 p. ta
j "Freight and Mall Train runs da fly except Sun-
lays. . i
i Freight and AconnmoJation Train runs from
Fayetteville to BenaettsviUe anJ return n Moft.
days. Wednescia js and Fridays' and from Patt
ville to Oreenahora' ru taesdaya, Thursdays and
' : Saturdays, and mha OroeEkl.rt' t rayettevlUa
on Mondays, We-iaesdays and Fridays. . .
Trains on FacU?y Brnnch run daily ex-epl8ae
i day. ... .
J. W. iAT.Xita'lSapt.