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TMl II )hnlfnm 4prnr-':
ttJJ VjUaliaiM IIUI-
i i 11 1
TUUl'SDA Y, CCTOHKU 1, IH'.H.
j .j u i. .- r
.GCsXi Xl COSXS .
to"" -
noffuooo, pc.Mi.inm... ?
ory limher wanted ut tho shuttle
block unitary. ! live ncinl'liorl.oo.k We hope that
, ; , . , . i ' uvcl'V cili"li ol t'hathain, w ho lias
-If you warn a '- " ;'"' v ',., v at once aid
clothes at .. low pme, e.o to Ik-, pMll,,l,l(,11 j',, collecting inn
Ivors, Sit.ilor-l, . C. j .crial and all that can he done
.1... i.i i. ,,., Mini tni ii
Piltiihoro' lor sale, lor further in
1'urniatiuii nppl.V at Ur.roitn olliee.
Mrs. James F llaihe. ol this
t twnnliip, has a goose that is :!' vein s
old, and this year I ml ll eggs and
tvtiscd 10 goslings.
I)itring llie mouth of September
U marriage licensen were issued h,j"!U '"' 'U sii:";'
this county, of which I I were l.
Nvhitcs and 4 to black...
From today until .Nov ::th the
1-tilrotul tare from here I"
a id return, including ndmi
i .K.jjji:
siou Jo
the Kxpositiun, will hi?
Tho next ijiru-lerly conlefeliee
oftlio I'itlstioro' circuit will he held
at the Methodist church, at t hi place,
on next Saturday ami Sunday.
Hynuni V lletnlen have their
hi ore I'A'ieA full of new goods, whicl.
they are ollering very low for cash.
An elegant stock ol ready made
Clothing.
We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the "adv." of the i.l l ui.d
reliable (ii in ol J J. Thomas .v. Co..
which needs no ilitloductioli or lee
oiiiuiendilliou to the ..'opY ol Chat-
lftm
..-Messrs Job I'. U'yat! lirolh
Tl's, MIcccsMii s to W yatt 1 ay Inr.
lire doing I'll si in ss at t he old sland.
Nvhere they will be .ias.d to m-c
their many Chatham trieuds
(i i Ve
them a cad
A colored woman in tiiill town
hliip, the wile ol li'.insoiu I.amhcl't,
is tho niotherol J I children, o wnom
14 are now living. She is now .
years old, weighs ioiiiols, and is
in vigorous heali h.
itead the new adv. r'i noueM nl
that enlerpiisi ng tiiui, Woollen A
Son, iu whose sim k ol Fxpositlou
tioods" you can lind anylliing yoi:
nay want and at hoi lorn prices
Wliull Voll go to II ilelgh be sine lo
call. " I
I tend t he ad veil i-e men I ol Croi. j A - -"''i-i l io.i nut al 11 o'clock on
A l.ine.han, I he senior iai l ni r bei uj i f lni i la v morning', and theinti o
our lormer couniyman, Caio John j ,ln, im y s' l iiinii was preached bv
". Cross, w ho w ill take plensure in
finlnnj his friends III t hilt nam. j
'I'heir Mock is large and carelully i
M.lected.
We think you wou d be very
much surprised and pleased with
the splemli I stock ol goods W. I..
London Son niv no ,v -liow ing. it
you would call anil lake a look
'I'heir stock ol ladies' neck wear is
the prettiest you ever saw. They
have all kimls'ot Fancy goods very
cheap.
We are re.ie-ted by Fivn
A 11. l'errv to in. i. ounce t! ."!
en!
the
County A l iauce w ill hold its m-x!
(jiiartelly nieeling on Thurs lay, tin
Sth ol this month. 'I he lime ol tin
iiiarlerly meeting. was changed at
the last nieeling ol the Slate Alli
hecou-l I l.iirsiiny iu Jauuaiy, .pnl. I ,,.,,.,! and I.'ev. C. A j
July and October. j Woods .n. -eci.iary ot the Aged"
' ., . ,, i , ! Ministers' A ocial'ioii. .Mr. J. II ;
1. S. I oe s-.ui have the best...... . i ., . ,i i
.... , , , I Mills, the supct intelident ol Hie
assortment ol rant goo. Is ami genis ... ,. ' , , ,
,, , . - . . I n.'i-vi.lc t 'i 'ina nage, was also.
ats to be tou. d in tne c-unly tvst.M ,, ..,,,'.. ;1,.lr,s in ,. I
llalslrom g.,ci,,'. Wemakeasy.,-,' (i j . , . ; , lt t s. ... . .., ., ..,.(.
l.fof oi .se).'. nave a nice one in i
Clolhinguml gents Cmlerw
We
have the Inosl complete aort menl
ol goods that we have cvr before
shoivn. No merchant in I'itisbor..
will under-ell us-.' tin' .'.i.
Wo would call our lady friends
attention to the splendid line ol
housekeeping goods now show ug at
W'.li London .V. Son's. Iiuncr -els,
'IVil sets. Chamber sets, Carpets,
l.'tigs, Oil Cloth, Shades, Curtain
l'oles, goods lor making Curliiins ;
a'no, a lull lino of Furniture, They
promise to sell you these, goods for
the. cash un low us they can be bad
in the State.
Those in need ot a Cutaway liar
rov,Jraiu Urill, Moweror lla v rak
wiil re mum her that 1 can ship such j
:l .... l 1 ...
iiuiiriiii-iiis on n.1.,,1 ,,,,,,,, ,. 1 1
low prices, considering the imp'e t
liU'lits 1 handle to be lirst class iu p, ,., , , . M , Ferguson, Ohed.i
crery respect, lam making a spe ! Mar.sbbui 11. J. W. -Xeal, John M ;
rially ot the Cutaway Harrow and! ...,,ua:d, .1. L Pat ishall, IS F. l'oe. :
Empire (irain Drill this Fall. Ad-' p, Womh'e, .1 L. Walden. T IS I
diwn K.S. Petty, Chapel I lill. N . C ! I,.,,;,.', W. M . Liml-av, W h. Phil
or sen W. S. Petty, Piiisboro', N. C. , jj, x-,a. Norwood uu'd W. F. Slur
' I licvanl. i
T. J. (iaitis & Son, of lhirham.l The Judge's charge to the grand
Cftli special attention tn their large I jrv xx ;l ,,iu' ol the a blest ever hear. I !
stock ol Kililcs, general, religious:,.,',,,,,, c'.uiity, and minle a must
11 ml standard literature, Sunday J favorable impress! n all who:
school supplies, Methodist livnn ! heard it. lie explained clearly the i
nnd tune hooks, Triumphunt Songs,
iosel Hymns, Pure Songs, ,v.e. All
lb books used in the public ami'
private, schools ol tin- State. The '
invito correspondence with the teach j
crs 01 i.iialnaui ana hurroumiiui
counties.
j
A F.VTAI. F.M'l.osi is On last
Thursday near llie I huthani ami 1
Moore countv line, at the saw mill .
il C. W. Ihiines. there was a liowder:
explosion that killed 11 man named .
Kinihall, ami wounded Air. Karnes
mi badly that he is expected to die
Mr. K. IS. liiow u and a negro w.-ie
n'so badly hurt. The powder a.is
in a keg iu the blacksiiiilh shop and
was ignited by sp irks from a piece
ol iron that w.'is i cing welded K'l- a
wag'jn lire. 1
Chatham's F.xhhiit. It lupins
' l"l s it'Cluilliitin w ill vet liuvo
; (..i.llil.l,0 t;X,lV,it nl the. great
Soiillicru Inter Stales Fxnosition nt
; liulricli. An will lie nccii in another
column, a public meeting was licld
i I'e' e :it recef.s ol' court on last Tiles-
iIm v Mini a it o 111 iu-r ol puh'.ic spirited
and eiier-'elii: cili.eiis were appoiiit
, , , .nsenled to colle t in
.,,,,) ,llatoi-ial in llnir resp,.,
1 1" irot nil ouch an exuum lis w in n
lied credit on our good old county,
Time, is short and prompt action is:
necessary !
A Si ii)i:. Ii:ath On hist Friday
Mr. Irhy Philips died very suddenly
near I he residence of his sou in law,
Mr. W. N. Slrailghan. iihout tour
idles Ironi here. After hrenklast on
Iisiance from the house, to pick
peas, and when his grand children
weiil to call him to dinner, t hey j
lonnd him situng in a collier ol the,
i lencc peilccllv dead. llc.lit lalliire
is supposed lohaveciiuse.l his death.
The ,e. eased was 71 years old. and
lor many yeari i.ud l.een a reM.h-ol
nl this place, where he male a large
number cl li n nds. lie came 1
from Caswell i nly over :'.. years
ago and engaged in the 'niinulacl ure
,.f li.haeei. 1) 1 1 1 1 1 the clnseolthe War
Since iheii he has been merehandis.
iug and lanuing.
v r.-.-y, I). tl w will
oi i n nii xpi i Hsililc t hat wciilimu'.iiee
.he unlimelv death of .Mr. J mms
lav
".
nr. a mci ol the liltP dipt. .1 oil !i '
lor. v. hicii occiu i e 1 nt l!a!eil. I
mii l.i..,, I hi . In y alii l mii'ii. Hi' hiul j
been mek lor t it" or three HfMk-w itbi
i lyidio.i! li s - t . a:i I ll.ough -vei ll..i;
:n doc for i.im that medical ski!'.
j leiuh r i'.ve :.'.! e.neful nniping c udii
i d . it wa-iaM iu vain, and (hd t.-ok
; him Uido Mil'iseif, The deceftsi d W .s
i j:i : .yen I ve rii s old. I V :l -I range
j eniiu':d iii". dung in his outhdv
: ing
II,. was o, n! .,. ill his in llinei s. loviid
in I. is chaiaeier. nmaiSoiblv linnd -
niiiii' ill his f ii m iiiid features, an I a
lie. i, veil I'M oiiih wit il all ho knew
lion, nil 1 his iiutiuielN i-.king o,V (ills
ttiill the il'-epl'st ;;l Iff UlO liC:ll Is ol
his many fi e ml -.
Hi-. l"ind'is ivile bioiiylit hfie
e-'e;d l for 1 1 ; 1 1 I I '1 I'll t ill llie I'.jil."
. ecu:
itva: d.
,i. p'uvi
to I '
the I
!. - si .. , In
lei lion in 'i ll
n:
I'iAI'II
.T A
.o I ".TIO.N -
!i o the
IJ'lil.M
The Ft: Sr. I
VenelahU
A .-social i. o
a'.nii.-.l i
Siinly Ci'
i:is held i:is Week u:th 11
c'i u rch at I i nil. in tnis cou ni y
hanv
The
'..y, (i. ,. .Men-ill, his text bi'inu;Wv.
1 1,.. 7:h y. of l!ie I A chapte:' ol
the Seeon-I F.pi-'.'.e ( the I'min
jthh'.u - : 'llvii v man iiceordiug as he
p'lrposcth in hi- heart, so let him
j.Wf ; let grudgingly, orof necessity : i
for (bid h V.'lh i. cheeil'u' giver."
The I-.hS i i. g otiiccis Were dec. '
ted : iicv. W. II. ll i.awh.m. Mode - ;
lator: W. N Straiighan, Sv retary. 1
and l.iniel 1 1 annuo, Trcu-urcr. I
The tolloving is a ii-l ol the or-i
d.iined 'iiii.i-!cr. pre.-, n I , vi. : II" vs. 1
I W. 11.11 Law hou, Siepheti liilmoic,
! O T. I-! I w a I'd-, I'. C. Murchi-on. J. :
I. Suiilh. .1. I. Hackney, ,1a - ;
' .loiii.in. (i. I, .Men ill. L. L'. l,.on. j
(and W.ti Kii.g. A 'iioiig the visit - j
! I ii si luilii-'ei - Well. I.'ev. )r. IS.iiicV.
I'di'.ol'oi the '". '" ' rt'.i i.e....', Iicv. I. ;
l Moore. 1. 1 lir. enshoi o, 1'i of J. IS j
Carlisle, of Wake l'oie-1 College,'
l.'.'C C llinliam. seci'elai'V of Ihc'
lion ot ff:il l.'i was taken up lor it.
Nearly c'cr church iu the hounds
ot the Association was represented,
and the reports from all were ot a
most encouraging character. Two
new chuivhe- w. re admitted, one at
Wnrthvllie, in li.indo'ph. and the what is going on in Chatham. This
other al Key.-, r, in Moore cou nly. is a Hplemli.l Couulry out here. Wages
A 1 1 i he ViSi'oi s and delegates w f re : is good and cinplovua lit plentiful,
entertained most hospitably by t he in it e than bunds to do it. I uni .vorL
good people ol the neighhoi hood, ing fit thfl cm pent V trade und gi-l
"1" hi- next .session will be he'd with (ill the woi li I cull do. Munnv is ven
llethlehetii chnrc'n, in .Moore eoiinly. j ph uli'ul. The p. ople uie neighhoi
- ,lv mid ticat ii ftiangor hn if he was
Sl I'Kli lot: ( oi it i'. - - I no fall lerm :
ol the superioi li t ol this county j
began last Monday, and is being j
held b.V Judge U d.crl W. Winston.
of Oxior.l, who arrived Monday j
' '"M , garni promptly ope I court,
I he !'. lowing persons were cmpaii .
,.;l.,i ,.s the L-run-l iurv: W. IS Cm-
. . ,.- .' .. .. . 1
ti r ( loicmaii t, .iireii ii. iiiirrin, ;
Ihii rnutoti. W. T. tinnier. T. .V.!
hit ies o grand jurors a in I l he crimes
t which they have juris diction, and
' his i hiir ;e was a most learned and
; lucid expianatiou of the crimiual
l.awof our Stale. Judge Winston
ieame to our count)' a stranger lo
! nearly a! 1 our cit i.ens. but 11 1 read v he
has won many Irii nds and has mad
most lavor.ihle impression on the a
lawyers, jurors, Minors, w nnesses ,
ami tne pumic gcnian. 11
,f" ;
Very rapid in the transaction of ll
business ol the emit, and yet
there
is no unseemly haste. lie is patient
and cui'tco'is in hearing witnesses
m l the 'argument ol coun-. l. but
docs not allow any time to he u-e
h -sly consumed , and is .piick lo
grasp the main points ol a cue and
prompt in his ruii
oj..t,ioi' 1 .1
ir was promptly .U '
his post of duly nn! nt oni'o pro.
reeded with the triiil ol tlio cases on
the Statu (locket. A .no,.;; l l.o cases
thus Car tried lire the Inllowin:
Stiito iinitiHt Lewis Fsirrur: in
dieted lor larceny: sulimittcl, ami
sentenced to the pciiitotitiary lir
twelve months.
j Slate airainst West I'n rrwl I and
Leitie. Hurris: & A.: verdict, not
guilty.
Stalo airainst tins McJntyrc, Isaac
Hives mid Will Watson: lirciikin:;
into storo ol liyiiuni Paschal :
liivcH and Wiitsou Mihiuittc.l, ami
were sentenced to tho penitentiary
for two years: verdict oh guilty us
i to Has Mclntvro ami sentem ei! t
the penitentiary lor ciuht years.
Slate iiL'ainsi J. II. Warner: for-
gerv ; siihinitlcd : sentenced to peni
tenliary lor two years
State auaiust. illiam liiichanan :
for kecpii'tr a dog bitten by a mail
dog : vnrdict, not guilty.
State against Jesse ti. Kurt : bus
j tardy : t;tnily.
s, . i!li:iiii Cmmi
.(,.,ut ,vj, , : submitted tiud
M.U)C(,, tl, (,. twelve mom lis.
s, . : ' . (. jsi.jhv . .m.(.
, ,y . ,,ujtlN. Iin, ,,, ,l0 .
...... .;. .,,. ...,..
j ,.f i'laiit Alston, charged
j wi, j( i-jnj,, ,,. ,!aghler, began
: yeHVV .1V l4ti,.ino..n, and I he defend,
Tt ,, t Sii I . !u 1 1 1 I I m aitxlinih ti-r, uti'l
j W(s Hfiiti t -.-.j to the penitentiary
; (.,, jW0V years
j - , , t..,m,s ,), Sl.,,,.
wi, t,.s0 lhis .Thursday I
afternooi .
l a rece
ol court Veslel'd.'IV
meeting of the members ol the bar
! . .
""' o i;.-c, a a
licio in meinoiyoi lion, .loiin m.
Moriug. w ho died since the last term
of court. On inolion, lion. John
Manning was leouesled lo act as
hairiiiau and L. II. McLean. F-.i ,
secretary. The ehail mini nppoinied
11. A. London. F. S. I'arkcr and A
i'. (li.berl as a committee to prepuce
appropriate reso, unions and report
I" an adj .uriicd uiee'ing tomorrow,
f'ne weal her has been unusually
; lair lor eoui I week. I 'siiall v it rain
al our courts and our .streets ar.i
miry ami muddy, but this week the
I sii ii has been rddni ug bright a ml ho ,
and t ho si reels are very diisiy. An
unusual number ol pellet's and pat
i "nt medicine1 men have been vend
iing their wares ami no-t ru ms, and
; also amusing the crowds w ith tlu ii
! jokes ami song.-:. The irrcprc.-sihV
Mioi'm' swappers have I u I'lcd out in
full loivc .'Hid many an oid ' rip'' ha
; changed o'.v ners.
j l'..r il.e i:i:.s.:..
I'liaf liaiu's Mxliihil.
: At a public nieeling held in the
; court house on hist Tuesday ll wa
, detcriuined thai Chatham county
.'should be represented at the I'.Xpo
Siiioii. and the following gentlemen
leelcd to collect the material
:iu their respective sections lor the
I'l.iiitlvs ibsp ay : 1 . . (i.illis. (.
W. Ii num. I. F. Williams. Thus
L'ai.u 'y. A. I'.. Co e, W. II. ISiaml.
J.hn'W Taylor, A W Wuker.
(.'harles F. Stewai", T -M ISyuiim,
.1. I.' Kims, .1 lieorge llaiiiier, .1 no.
W. I'd rv. W. II Cook. A. 11. 1'errv.
John C.Viark. J S. Henley, J. L
Knight and W. N Sliaiiglian.
Il is expected that the exhibit
will be completed in time lor the
an uual lair w hlch begins on the Lit h,
ami to do this llie material should
reach l.'alcigh by the Imh. Al
matclial in easy reach of l'iltsh..r,i
.-hoil'd be siiipped in one car Iron,
that place and other portion ol the
county will ship from the mo-l a.-ce.-si
hie points. A II .ship men's should
he made lo me at Ualeigh. This
Work cannot be complete without
l he aid of our lady friends and I
earncsilv desire their cooperation.
Voiir's I ru! v,
II. .1. I'o W KM ,
.Manager.
Y"t tin. 1.1.1 n.a,
A ( lialli.miite In (ieorgia.
Ihi.'HVI.I.K, (il'oia.H. Sept. 2't, LS'.il.
Mu. KiuT ui. I iuclo .e my sulisciip
ti.iu for the lineoim. I ciime from
near l'it.tsboro' ttml would like to know
,-,iised here. This is u vi.-ry balth
country and has some good I inibcteil
l,ul 'There is u good high school
l,.tei Tin. teachers ale Prof V. L
McCoy, of Ln Onmge. and 1'iof l!.
x. 11 id'cy, of Siler C-tv, Noith C.a
li,,.. Thi-ri' is a deiiieeratic week!
:.,, ,,i,iij'i i, Wot, l...-'i
1 1 ' I ' '
wishes fi
or von,
Youi'm truly,
L. K 15i:ai..
K..r 1I10 noK'lu.
Tint FariiM'tV Allianct.
'... 2.
In my commiinicalion of Inst week
I stated that only a vital necessity
universally h it could havo handed
together so many of our citizen- to
seek the causes and remedy (or the
1 1 1 1 1 ii:i..l condition complained d
1 11 the clloi'l to lind the cause
; whole ticld litis Ikcn explored and
many (I. 'ories advanced : sonic wise.
others toolcii and lanu'.icul. The
, auso has been sought with c.p: 1:
; earnestness by i-tatc.sincii iu and out
. 1 tin' otgauiztklioii, and theories
. have been advanced by these, ami
1 also bv :he politician and bv those
,,,!,
the hurdeiis ot the
w rongs inflicted, so unjustly heaped
11 tiiciii. Ihc resullol all lin.i lias
icndc
1 1 i 1 1 1
ijilire
udice
to develop prejudice iu the
I man-. Indeed, il has ic-
d au cMori to keep now n pi'cj-
w hile listening to a reci'.il ol
intinv grievous wrongs which
the
ha.'o beun perpcl rated urnl- r i oloc
flaw. And again, the iualiiiity to
''I'anole with the .1 nest ions u hit h
Ujv., ul,,cl) .j,.,,,,, Wo bio.il .11
their significant e to be easily and
lullv comprehended by tho inexpo
rienced hu . dcvcli pod an i 111 alienee
and tin eagurm m ''': iuuucdiate
relict which tonus to nnrrow the
purpose into limits .vhich promise
immediate relict, but .vhich is ipu N
tionable by many ol our wisest ai d
best men. both uti to tho fact and its
advisability as a question of pub! c
policy. Such being tho fad how
importani that wise counsel prevails
iloiv important for the future ol the
Alliance and our government that
all proposed measures ol doillillu.
propriety be roeonsided rather than
hastened. Surely this is the wise
course to pursue. To do othcrw ins
iititurally brings slrile and rtNist
anco and retards the sought lor re
lorm. Many ol the causes which hu'
led to tho universal depression id
tigrieulture have been traced to the
general government as llm source ;
ami the loading object ol all reform
is lo yet control of I he executive and
legislative brandies n! the govern
inent. To remedy tho alleged evils
"his is a liocesidty, and that then
are man- which must be remedied
before the government can be to it
ciiieus what was contemplated in
Ls organization, and what they have
a right lo expect, lew will deny,
ll id u laudable cll'01 1 which the
Alliance is making lo get control ol
t ic govern menl if its purpose hu to
wii'sl il from the hands ol those
who, iu the cxciti.o ol llieir power
hac done violence to its iundaiucn
lal principles, so that it may ho re
stored to its original intent ol iui
purling e.iial justice. If this he the
purpose, il is a wise one, and all true
lovers of what ''the best government
the world ever saw" will not only
hid ustiod speed but will be glad
10 co operate with all their hearts
Iu order lo secure the harmonious
cii operalioit of all true men the
A Ibauce should educate its mombci
iu the duties o citizenship, should
.-to educate as to broaden their views
11 mil they can look with a conscious
pride and patriotic love Upon every
legitimate industry, including trans,
puliation and comiucn e. as adding
strength to our bund of union by
iiicreas.ng tho demand lor ami
divci-'ilying labor, decreasing pan
pcii-ni ami crime, all ol which lend
to promote the interest of agricul
ture, ll agriculture is the base upon
which all other industries rest llieii
it is (he peculiar povince ol the !ar
met' to enjoy this patriotic pride and
to labor with all to procure thai
harmony ol interest which will lr n j
peace and good will within our hor-
leu. As the children ol the unsell'
.s!i and loving mother vie wit 1 1 each
other in promoting her happiness
and her tie-l interest no will ll o
various interests which rest upon
agriculture hear her grievances and
unite in bringing the needed relict
a hen she unselfishly presents her
complaints. Pou t call this mere
-enl uiiciil. ll is christian patriot
ism. It is a step toward "beating
the sword into the pruning hook' ,
which is only uprooting seltishncsn
and planting love in Us plaoo. It
an unsellish appeal for justice is
littery disregarded treated with
contempt then our government is
ruined, and il is only a question ol
1:1110 when anarchy will complete
the wreck.
As a member of the Farmers' Alli
ance, my chid desire is that all w ho
love good government may be 110
lueed to tliite their intelligence,
their interests and their best cllori
in one common purpose to wrest it
troin those wu'j-e scitishness has
disregarded iis sacn ' purpose, and j
rcstoio its origin.!! principles, ami j
this can bo uccniup.ishcd through
the inllucnco of the Alliance, it wc
will abide by oar principles.
There has never been a man so
lost to j ust ice us to publicly condemn
those principles, l'hev am endorsed
by all lovers ot good government
throughout our country, and our
wisest men looked lo the uplifting
of the principle ol "Fipial justice l"
all special favors to none" as her
aiding a brighter day tor our coun
try, in them is cm h.'dicd true pa
triotisiii, and wo should stand upon :
,1 .1 .........,.....( ..i.'t.. !
Wo may not agree iu the methods
ot applying them, but this should
not cause slrile, and will not it the
indiscreet and ignorant will not fail
to discriminate between principles
and methods. Tin' 'I'.e ''i :l ol the
Alliance are 1 ighl, tho methods for
applying them may or m iy not bo.
l ime Ibr thought, tairaud charitable
discussion, is tho way to determine
whether they be the wisest and best
measures to adopt. AH who are
possessed id true patriotism should
listen to every discussion ol "1 hose,
trout every source, without prcju
dice, and he who lets prejudice enter
1 n to the disc us-ion, or discusses them
so as to excite prejudice is not w ise
ami true, and is doing violence to
christian ci vili. ilioti. I am glad
our recent State Alliance declined to
recommend to narrow llm source i f
I information. The great need ol the
I hour is ihe opposite. A broader
i inlormatioi: begets patriotism, an 1
I iho patriot lives for Iho good ol the
; whole A restricted one 1 ego Is
i prejudice, toilers selfishness and
j dwai Is the government down to the
j level ot his interest.
I F. W. A rw A t i.R.
At Ciodsdcii. Ala-, a g tug of robbers
' and ti.iiu wreckers now in j til under
sentence biokc from thoir cells and
attempted lo bang SheritT .Melton ,
They were liiH.l on by poliecoieu and
ti'tnttUd to their cells. Tho shciill
was actually banged but was not dead i
and w ill t i cover.
Tho baby !m its preferences ns ,
well us anybody, and the taste, of li
Hull's n.iby Syrup renders it aeccp
table lo ( vt 1 y infant. Price els.
It is a mean thing to bo MHlViiug
ficii) eatanh, still many people goou i
toi I ui mg t hcmsclvi s,w hen I h. y might j
lied almn.-t instant lchct by iiatugl
Old bdJl'b Cat.il iU Cui.
j Heali Swindell's Shot Is.
Cnrpnts in endless variety, l.rc.,
2'2e.. "J.r)i-, . and up to tSl.!M) per yard,
nt Swindell's. ISIanl.ols, comforts,
quilts and nil milliner et' bed covci
ings. The immensity of tho slock o
I dress goods is wondei fill, lit Swin,
1 dell's All manner of cut tains, chenille,
raw hi Ik. damask.
Our stock of sliirls, collars, cull'-,
uiidoihhii Is. waifs, lies, hats, oupf,
hulf hose, hankcrchii'fs, and tdioes is
siiiiplx inniibiiSH. Our spci ial dcpie t
uieut id' jowilry, pel fuini-ry, loih't
soap is e... iileto.
Tho .'dijlineiy 1). pai Imi'id in its
eouiiloto as money and skill run make
il. This slock embraces all tho new
Parisian styles, in trimmed and 11 11
tiiiiiuicd hats, ribbons, plumes, fancy
feathers, .ve. To get a pielly. glove,
litliiignhoo is Ihedesiror.f every!.! Iy.
We havo the ccIpIii aled (Scaring shoe
for ladies, and Hip Heynold's shoe tor
men. and all kinds of school shoes
for children, at 1). T. Swindell's.
lUloigh N. C.
ia!i:ii:i.
UTr N...-.'H .if .li-dUi .'.li't inai-rl'ii:i"; Inn-rn-.l
f.M!. oiiliii.it-i. . li:irMl ucv.'ii .-..ii n llnr.
WHI NS - JoVF-i-oii Wini'-.,iv llio s:u-. .t
-'..l, 111 .' :l.l '. ... k . 111 , In II... II:-: H:..M-l
. liiir. lii.l I .ly. ll.'VIII.'. N O .l.ylt. v W It OIC .t,
Ml' Jami.s S. Wlll SN. ..I Siiinl.T. s. 0., Ill Minn
I.1IK II , .M h, i.t Clmlliiihl lit , N. C,
The l il.li' 1m i.ii.' "f Cli.nliniii's f ilr.-.t tii.'il."ii
ainl Ui.' i;r.i.iii Ih cit.'.if suiim'i'b ui...ti T".-i.i'r..ui-y.iuiii;
men.
New Advertisement.
I'HIIOUU: I'ltW DKKS.
Il.-t My i-..'iiiit yiu.'ii, si.,, our signal
Wniiiu: i..::.M" jinn .1.'
IWliT ildli III" ll'1'.V Bt Imii.l
K..r "l'.'.l III.. "I 1, tel..
S.1I10M Ui 1 . . f . :ir- .'..iiilii:!:
Aii'l 'I.. r ' !t- ..ii.
Hut ':, f 1 In Utnn.
Ao-I .;-. . .''niklnu '-u.
I i'.l. liiii' I'-.w.li f- l.y ll.ir.ti-a lii.o. s:. c.'ii:- 11
I....
4 DM I N I STKATi U'f NOTICF.- -
llnnii ,iciiut.'. ns imiul.:r ii.ir ( A.i.ii-i
4..H .Mai... 11. i(..f.n.f,i. 1 ii-T.'i.y imiir.. mi 1 1 wi's
liTivliu- . l.ilius in; ill. -1 -in. I i!i ...I. in, ti. . iiilNi
In- sitiit t" 1 r I' 1 my 11:0.1 n.-y, cli.i- f:. M.
l..'nn, "ii "r I'.'! .p. llm llrst iliii c, ,. h. r. 1 .'..j.
Oi-l I, ls.'l. W. 1.. .'i.ll.NSo.N.
P. m & BROS..
lS..'.'(-H.,r'i t 1 W;."l'l A T.i)..r
nt .'.i i:ks in
Heavy Groceries,
SKIP-STUFFS
'.Ml
f Yt.fi-St 19 Ms
ot a'l kind;-.
Coiisigiinii'iils of COTTOX mid
ilKNKUAL I'KODl'CK solicited.
Mauubict'.irer!! Aj nts for
Mui kcyo lloweis and
Self Dump Horse Pi.ik. s
North Carolina Wagons.
Oct. 1. IH'.H.
J. J. 'I'lloM.lS.
sU. w. i:i:kvli..
J.J. THOMAS &C0..
N. .... Jl:t. .ilimi.i 317 S.1111I1 WllmliiKi..ii strw!,
RALEIGH, N. C,
- Il:l.r.t:s in
EO-OIKTa-, TIES,
AND
DUNDEE BAOGINQ
for Sheets,
in .t'..-k .i.ir.-n'iii b-ni,i.'i. ..r .'.i. ii.
(IIKK hiui:s.
Mp-i Meal, ('oin. Flour. II iv, I'.ian.
Mili Peed. Sugar. Coffee uud Faiui
era' .Sujdies generally.
PKUTILIZKllS.
WoJi;r.' '.M Muck Im'31 linkU'l wf iHlilh " fm
V h-at 111 1 1'l'ivr.
LI'.I'.'S PIIEPAHKD LIM '.
Thl.H .r. .ane..i l. os.-l.-illy r.-ismmirn Ir l f. r
V,i. .11 in. I 1 Ijyrr; s.iiill.l (..r i. . .Ii.'.-.liif
B.n l.r l.siliu.'lil ils.
cotton si:ili:i:s.
Wo ri't.'f with h im.. .rl I tn nur mi.v.w, for
ma iv vo'ii-M. in this s..'. i.ii .....ii-iniin ..t ..in
bUKllll-.'. Ili'llli; I'M'lll-lV.. M-lliTs, Willi Inl'K l'
I'rl.'ti.-o, w.- l.t'l suit, h can ulo i.iir I'.-iiimif.
f.llllitiU Ic...
CASH ADYAN'CFS.
I.l!irvl en iJ: (tilvrtnctrt nin-lt "li oti'iii. i lih.tr en
bill li lliu' 'T initmi In Ii.ukI. Wi Inv-. u;n) li
lii.'lililt' fur f-ioiim. Tar.!. whlnt; lo t Ut o. .
I-iii will .l..kr" cwnim.nl'M'.c wtHi un.
tient-ntl c.'i-i Miintn--c
J. J. THOMAS .V C).
ICa'POSITION j
goods:'
Hl itiltcts 51. Oil to SjC. oi) jut pnir.
Com foi ts !."k to S j ",
Ijiiilts Toe. to .1.T".
.Sli.'ctinn '... ami KVc.
Towels uiivl N'lipkins.
Ciocliciv mill (Miissivnic
Knives mill Folk-1.
AND
SI-IOES
OF ALL OKSfKll'lloNS.
You wi'l liec.l slioes i4 well :is any
of Iho uli ivo uiticl'-s iliniiijf
tLu F.xposition uti.l
tl.is .. a
to liny tlici.l.
Woollcott & Son,
11 l unt M.irtin Stun t,
I'.ll.F.Kill, N. C.
!. .1 'III' Mii', Iri'slili'tii,
Ai.r A. 'I n, .111:1.: , VI. e I'ics'l,
The 4'os3iiiwrciat tnid Farmers' Hen
oif itAi.ioiciir, is. o.
Paid up capital !?10l).()0().0(). Aulhoriz.vi c pit.il f-.'.oG.OOti.ol).
rlui'r-.t !"j tlf l.rjiMiititrf of lrh Carol v.. . i.r-ttirg 25, l.1 ;
DIRECTORS:
,1. J Thomas. 15. N. Duke.
(i. W W-UI... II. I!. Hattle,
,1. I). Hill. F. 15. Dullcey,
A. A. Thompson, T. H. Piigg's,
OUR CARDINAL POIMTC:
sM'irrv, rituMi'TXiKti, i.iv.v.ualu r, . oi.u'i;:.v.
Ai-cumts of Faimers, Hanks, l!oiioialioiis, Adminisliators ot a i..iu
vidmds solicilid on'favorublu teims.
Sl'IU'IAL ATTKNIIijN given to aceoiinls of Country McrchrV
individual '..
COliLHC'i'lON'S made promptly on nil accessible points,
Our large
URGE STEEL IE GRANITE FIRE-PflOO
is litlt'il with
m:...- T -
Tllilu JjUia Diirnitii 1 1 iliii
Till'. oNT.Y P.ANK IN liAT.EKlIT WHKUK t'USTOMEUs HWr
Tit FlU OWN KAFFTY DEPOSIT J50XF.S A PLACF WI .!",
MONI'.Y. .1 KWF.LUY untl YALFAl'.LK PAPFUS are .tbsol:-! ci y ,
Corro pondenee (iolicitcd.
Sept. 'F lS'.ll. (::ns.
liaising A lckot i A I! I) WAR V. i
" MHl'll A M II!DIJ
"'' " Wagon 'fhm.m
The DESJ GOODS
LOWHST IMUCE m mni miIi ,
stlwtivs look t'"f llit'
RACKET
on corner of Fairish and Manguni
Sheets
htiects.
! ou:ininlr.' to savo vim
niuiiev (iii fvcrv lmn-hasontnile
ill in v .tti". t.nllie m s!c un-.
Your ltic'inl,
W. II. PROCTOR.
Sept 21. 1SD1. :?ins.
aiifiiiSECo.,;
i
Ft in' ha tn, V. f ,
Tie LARGEST and BEST Stock :
OF
FURNITURE
over l.ioiiiilit to I'tmliam.
Cliamlosr Su.it 3,
UParlcr S-uxtcs,
-Dininrj TZocixl and.
IIIitclxorL. ITTJ.rrLit-u.r3,
Of grades mid prices to suit nil.
MATTRESSES.
erniriGs, 1
JIEO LOUNGES.
TX I.AIHIH YA1UFTV ! j
iiabif f'arriiifjcs. I
Agents for tho W'llFFLKU & W1L j
SOS HI'WISC. M.U'lllNF '
tliu BFSr iu use !
Wo are AGENTS for tht ;
LEADING FOLDIHGBED ;
l!e sure to cull and sec our stock. 1
T!i! Durham Fnrnitare CD.
Sept. 'Jt. IS'.U.
3?ariaa3 fcr Sale.
Ah nil.u'lii'y "t 1'. W W.viv.T 1 ..tt.'l I'.r .ill.' .'Ii
.iiv i.-niisiii.' Ii4l"ii.: r'.U ccni' In Ciiiiili.ni'
r. utity
on.' I I 11. UNO ill su.r ci' li" .vi iU'l"! ''
k.i ..fil.-.
oi-.. ira.i "f I'm I. kii..im :i" Uiv "Clni'T.-" l.-ir.il
,l l( ..liinil Ui.. l.ui.l.s "1 Ollv.M Mi'U.llll Kiel nlli. T .
nn 1 .'..iii.eiiiiiu in -.ii ' ii.'ri's.
oi... u.ii-i ..i I ui I n.l)..ieUi.' lie- Ihii.Ik .. -t. W
IV; ryfn.'iii, O-.i.' l:i;.'rs nii.l ..iti.-rs niitliiliit-'
...i .i. ;rs an I kn.nii w llm "TlMiin,-.
..i....
i ii.. ir.i.'i l.'i' l 'i Ui" wiC'l "1 li.-'kv rlv.-v. :
il.l ll.llii.' li"' I in Is "1 Hi'- I'll'' A- H- l'.""li ! ;
...hers. in. iil.ui.limir.'.l.-n's. k-kI tiilllsll. I
....,..,,,. i. ;
iii ;li.T I rn.iitl.'li .-.i-l-ty '.'OUvit Mi-M ill, i
..I f. II..- un -VI :.(.-.'.l. I1.A I.OM'ON.
N-.l. :i. I "'.'I.
Impcrtant Salo. j
A. (.... .1'i.ri- i.f Un' In' Wltilmn Si.ln s, il.'rnf
..., !il "il Hi I ll I II. HU.-t lill ill ll:.' CiKMISIh,
.1: I lill'W, Hi" H'.h-il lVl..''r, IW't. Hull thIiiiiI.U' j
IM.'I ' "".'I Hi U'll'liitli ..-l."lil. nil wlil.-li II. nj
s il l .ii... .t,-nt r.' -l.l."l in Ui. nnif "t M" .l.'i'h, ;
.-.'I'aliili.i; :..'i..i' Ii will li"iim.l.-. aii.l r--1. 1 '
h. tie. 1 in.-: - i
M il,.' .,:m. lim.' ..li I i'l.'i.'.. n lll soil nil ilif '
.l- nil ii-.-; .i iv "I .il.l I. '. ru. nl, Hi I ic 1 1 11 i
:..-i-'. l m. I k!'. I. "ii HiriiCui.', ini'l Un- r.'ii"
, ,-v. . -.1. ii nlc-iil
'I'tii' 1 'i r "'ci! j r. -.. 1 1 ''I l..' m. l'l f.-r "tMi, ini'l '
.h l.'iii l t- I :...is in-ii-:i I r.ish, ninl 'mliini't
In '. -tl. i '. - ! . -1.'!' - H I 1' tlil-T. .1 ir..n f ill.- Hi H '
c. l.l AIMS SMI-KS. i
MAUH.VW At WAltll.
k i i, . 1. I.Tm.'in. I
A. F. V rr.
Vied. Phtio
Wm. ,,. '
mm
ouiq am
1)11 UJ-cj.
EBISIKEEFIIS EBOOS EIHEAILY!
BAR3E0 WIKE FENG'; -
ETC., ETC.
'loaded shl:t,
2 OF.IITS EACH '
, . . , .
Y BR1GGS &
XIAX.EI&ZI, TJ
On or aluiiit
October lst
I v ill move- 'n fiiliiv .'ti
til ill" .sti.c !HHI fufiV "
nipi'Mi vV A. i
Zi Co., vi' "u ,'", i'"5,1 '
ntiil l'ii! -it v Hunk, v 1 '
of it: v :-M i ,..sf ''s- .
as Jli'W oil"-, c: ., . i ,
FULL d m m
OF
stafle i ram
(UOOERil'S.
Fjckdstitff. t
Ami ii'ii'ly and utr. -s
.servo iln'tii at prices :
low as the Lcr::;
In tin1 ineatithno 1 w
in v licavv o'im.i1s i,uu .;
at
Very Low Jl'v; :;
to a o !h.i .," tl,o r
Y"III'S. :i!i.ioiiH t" I) '
Sut'ccsfor to y:i. i.
Durham, '
(rass Seo'
a .spcciall v. ol' winch ! -.- .,
full .s'l''lv.
Si pt -'I, Ifi'.'l
H. A. Lon.k ,
Anhley Ilo.iiC,
11. I) llnm y.
J. N. ii ldin'.
NOTICE !