THlKSil.il. . 1WS.
LOCAL RRCOIVDS.
--! toil -over the county mi as to draw a
50,000 hoar; pine sliin;iKrt loi'j j..,.,,,, ,.,. , t ,oar him. '1 here
fcalo by II. 1'. .Stone, at Fcarrni-jtoii a, lVils ,,.,., ,.n ,.i,,sity to sec liitn, and.
hulls, Jfiulto L O., N. C Jailer rieeinir; and h;tri nr him, very
""' ' . it u ' diuerent '.vcre the iinprcssious made
Until further nolit-J tl.o I au-li-1 ()V ijm ntieui,M Mlow. rs
Roller Mill will jr.nd only t wo ; ,lim ., ..;,.,, MSIS ,
Unyfl in tho Wool, on every 1 uesday I (() (..id llltfI11 -)C ..:U f I'm...
and Saturday.
Tho first cotton bloom received
tit tlio HwoiiD office, was sent, on last
Monday, by Mr. Bennio A vent lroin
hear Haywood.
For monuinoiil"and toinb.itoncs
bf Ibo latent and prettiest designs
Wrilo to Jtobt. I. Rogers A Co., pro-
1'iietorH Durham Marblo Works
)urlium, N. U.
br. John ll. London.ot Iah'ih.
will bo at Fittsboro' en tin.' Ural
Monday in ovory month and remain
tbroo days, prepared to do any kind
bf dental work.
Mr. A. K Cole, of Willianistovvn
ship, has boen appointed a niagis
irato In place of Mr. W. A. l'nushce,
V.io declined tho appointment made
by tho Legislature.
For tho information of tho Ardie-
boro' Courier wc would mention that
Mrs. Mary J. Rrooks, cl Matthew:;
township, has lour -iucks, wii-ci
liavo laid thin year liO'.l cj:is.
Tlio inai'lr-t rales of this county
bun now obtain their copies of the
Acts of tho last Legislature by cull
ing at tho office ot the register of
tfeeds, who received a box of liioni
last woek.
We havo heard of doi; siukinp;
fcggs, but Mrs. N. M. Hill, of tins
place, baa a pig that sucks the Cigs
of ovory hen's nest that it can f;i'.d.
Kvory time it hears a hen cackle it
iuiifj to find her egg.
Dr. W. II. KdsvanU.of Wake For
fcat, will visit FiUsl-oro on Monday
ami Tuesday following the third
Sunday in every mouth ; and will he
Ht Monciiro on the following Theirs
day and Friday, prepared to do any
kind ot dontal work.
An unusually heavy ram fell
fell
licro on last Monday afternoon, and attempte.: sarcasm and mil-
tho ri'id blow with hiic.Ii violence as j cule ol l'rc.ndeut Cleveland rose in
to break and blow down several l'Icl the grima-jes of an o'possum :.t
Hin-imr ih.. si.ii-in a llasli ol : bon, tho king of the beasts, lie
liL'btninir killed a l.riler belonging
. . M.. l?.,l.,o 1 '1.,,,
who lives near
lu .ill. Jmiii.i vuppi
iicro.
If you wish lo make your money
0 a long way come to W. L. liou
don & Soii'h and see thu bargains
they are soiling. They have tx large
otock of goods and they intoud sell
ing them tor tho cash, if olforing
thorn away down below tlio value
vill do it.
If you need a suit ol clothe and
liave tho money you can buy it al neighbors and to promote his own
W. h. London ft Son's al cost liir j personal interests. For we siipjiose
the next 10 days. They are oll'eriug i every where he speaks, as was done
ludioM dress goods very low lor the here, an appeal is made to bin hear
trash. They only ask you to give j v to "help the cause'' by all beeom
them a call. Special low prices in u,g sutscribrs to bin pa"er ! Thus
till kinds of millinery goods. while this canvas id Butler's may
- -
iid iiuui iu.li. iiiv w....v ,
inirjsioners havo decided not to have
tho bridges rebuilt at Fearrington's
and t'aco's, for which the magis
trates voted appropriations on the
first Monday in Juno. One reason
given for their decision is that mime
body has threatened them with a
law suit, il they attempt to rebuild
thorn, because of some alleged irreg
Marily in the appropriation.
Capt. William Moiicure, who
ltas been superintendent of the Car
ttllntt Central railroad for tbo past
throo or lour years, has boen made
superintendent also ot tho llalcigh
A Augusta ami Fittsboro' railroads.
Ho was tbo first engineer who began
tho survey lor tho Fittsboro1 railroad,
i!nd is a most eflleient otticer, to
whoso management wo itro pleased
to know that onr road has been eu.
trusted.
Ono of our young comiiymen is
how firmly convinced of the trttth ol
the old saying; that "there is tunny a
(klip between tho enp and tbo lip."
His sweetheart had promised to mar
ry him, tho day was appointed lor
the niRtriage, ho had bought tho Ii
(-.onso and prepared tho folding
feast, but when he went alter bis ex.
peeled bride - :'Uc wasn't there she
bad changed her mind ami gone
Away 1 With a lull heart and empty
pocket tho disappointed lover e.ime
hero and prevailed on the register ol
deeds to tako back the nmMited lis
conso ami refund tho price of it,
FkiisoNAI. Items. Among the last
arrivals at this placo wo are pleased
to note the lolloping: Mr. Iv C.
llackncy, of irui-ham : Mr. J. II.
Currio, of Fayctteville : Mrs. Josh T.
Barnes and Mrs. T. C. James, of Wil
mington i Mr. 11. H. Cowan and
family, Dr. John II. London and
family, and Miss Daisy Thompson,
of Raleigh: Mrs. I. C Snowden and
Mrs. Waltor Hawkins and daughter,
Of Ocala, Florida : Miss F.llio Fou
shee, of Sanford : Mr. 0. A. Mattou,
of High Toint: Mrs. Herbert F
Norris, of Apex : and Miss Maggie
1j. Haughton, of Charlotte.
Our formercountyman.Mr. Willie .
R. HarringCr, who had been residing
in Virginia lor three or lour years,
has recently romoved to Pittsburgh,
Ponusvlvaiiia.
5Iiss Fanny Thompson Las gone
on a visit to Mt. Vernon Springs.
Mr. Hal Loudon and bride returns
Ail vnsterdav from thoir vb-iit to the'
Worbl's Fair.
Mr. John ft. Fowlor was married
fo Miss Alito Teague, of Turlington,
4i last Tuesday, and arrived bore
!lb bin brido ycrtcrd.iy.
lii.'Ti.Ku'i Npki'cit. Tlio notorious
"Mary Ann" Butler delivered ono
lot liix' iloiiiiuri'irifal harangues at tliis
i nlaee, on hist. Tucsdav
i ins --as
'his first uriioai iiiu'o In-torn n ."!'. :it
i 1 1 it I it ("UliI",' audience, Mini ne.lieesol
his : : n i : ir bad been widely cireula
isc" (and if they continue to bo de
luded by him ho will undoubtedly
lead them into a land nl broken prom
ises), while others regarded him as
an unscrupulous demagogue, lie is
a younger man than luost persons
had supposed him to be, being hard-,
ly thirty yearn old. He is fluent in
speech and veil educated, having
graduated at the Stato University
in lS:s-. and where he was known
by his lello'v-stiideuts as the great
est "wirepuller" in college. Aflei
graduating he studied law, then
taught ccliool and afterwards became,
editor of the Co'ieasiuh. Jit; has
the manner and air id one who
thinks ho "knows it all", and his
fox-like face betrays his cunning
nature. Jin has unusual powers !
mimicry, and woald make a capital
clown in a second class circus.
It had been announced in his
paper (the (,'!Vi.iJ that he would
deliver an "alliance address", but ho
began his speech by stating that he
would fpeak "on tlio issues of the
day and tort It with proceeded to
make a political harangue, abound
ing in sophistry and fallacies, such
as is characteristic ot all third party
speakers. I n denunciatory language
he appealed to the passions and
prejudices ol his hearers, ami, wliile
gloomily portraying I he '"hard
limes", olK-rcd no remedy or rebel
whatever except for '"the people to
stand together , which as interpre
ted by liiiit means thai every body
should unile in giving all the olliees
to him '..ud the other lenders of the
third parly ! lie staled that politic
ian always control political parlies,
and warned the People's party
against being controlled by politic
ians. This wai evidently a jest, lor
he certainly would not have said
anything so personally unkind
against the chrome oHice-seckers
and politicians w ho were sitting so
near iiim and are the ''bosses" ot the
ti'ini party in ( iiatiiain t
iiiicii;eii i icvcianii s call lor an ex
tra siMsiini of Cong reus, which ho
predicted "would fasten the manacles
on the people still lighter". The
whole tone and tenor c.f his speech
was lo embitter his hearers, toarouse
their passions and prejudices, mak'
ing them dissatisfied with everything
and tlis'rustlul of everybody. And
thus under the guise of his ollieial
position as president of the Stale Al
liance, this pesii verotis agitator and
dangerous demagogue is traversing
tho Stato lo stir up strive anionsr
.o the making el him and his paper, i
wuere or now does ii nein or ueueni
anybody else? It certaii.lv does not
help the Farmers' Alliance, because
under his presidency and misman
ageuieiit that order has been well
nigh wrecked !
Commissioners' Mcc-ling.
The county commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting on
last Monday and Tuesday, and aud
ited the lollo.ving accounts:
.losiah Tysor, insolvent fees, 1.20
l.ivo Taylor and others, Ibr
harvest i n at Homo for
Aged and Infirm, 3 LT)
W. Ii. London ,v. Son, for .sup-
plic". ."-' .")7
V, J... Womble, for lumber on
bridge across (Iiim Folk, 'J.."j0
V. A. Wicker, for replacing;
bridge across (i um Folk, l!,0lt
Ishain liosser, insolvent fees, .oT)
John (ireen. for Hour, 12.00
Ambrose Kuhanks, for tobacco, I I'll
Onl: )'!, that John Ibirringer be
appointed agent tor I'avo Harring
ton, a pauper.
Charles li'oberson, insolvent
fees, 1.5(1
T, W. Seagroves, Insolvent
fees, 1.S0
S. M. Holt, lor putting win
dow in vault in the clerk's
olliee, '.t.tlil
lr. W. K lleaden. as super
intendciit ol health, l(i lid
Thomas Cross, jail lees, L'O
.1 A. Ilarrcll, h'ir blanks, &v. S.:il
J. T. I'asi'hal, lor services as
clerk lo board, '2 70
( ;..'', that, Julia Holland isdis
missed Irom (he poor bouse.
((( that the petition tochange
the Tilling place from Osgood to
licklMou's mill will be heard on
Tuesday alter tho first Monday in
August.
1 nr it:s ItlX'.Rn.
A H.vnaniifc Explosion.
Ivivrr, N. C, June 2I, 1S0V..
Last Saturday night about 10
o'clock there was a bouse near the
Kgypt coal mine completely destroy
ed by dynamite. Tho explosion
shool; the earth and houses for mile:'
around, causing a great ileal of ex
elteinent in tbo neigbborhood, as it j
was generally tboiigbt tbo coal mine
. s ' . .
bad blown tip, and it was known j
tl.at tbetv was some K or IS men
wm Itin.ir thele .-liiils :it that ti me. !
Ibit no body was hurt and no other!
damage was done. This house was t
used for storing powder ami dvnam
lie ami mo miners cioining, anil ,
accidentally caught on tiro and the
bauds at the mine were afraid to
venture, near to extinguish the
tl.iiued, A S'iBfW'HIHLK.
IllO l!lMI!l
llapfisl Vuioii Mi-din;;.
Tlio I'nion nici'tiii:; o( tho f':i :i d v
(',.,.,. Association will meet vith the
church at Sandy IJrint h, Clmi i'.am
county, X. (.'.. July lsjli.
introductory Sermon, Friday .'2
in., by Uev. S. (iil-noio,
I'Tl'ltlFS.
1st. What shall the Sandy Creole
Association do tor Centennial miss
ions? (J. fi Merrill, W. II. 11. Laws
lion.
L'nd. Jlxplain Acts 17:11. I,. IV
D.xon, W. .'. King.
.'ird. What is the best nielliod ol
culling a pastor, and Whal are the
oblialioiiN involved in the call ' ,1.
I-. Smith, W. A. Mn.il It, 11. F. An
il re ws.
fth. Jniport'tnco ol association.-!)
missions, (ioo. W. ilaunon, ! JI,
Sears, Hay Smith.
Lot each church bo represented.
O. T. Fdwaiii.s, .Mod'r.
Ore Hill, July -1, ISM.
K ich nioud Dots.
IIk hmono, X. C, July :i, ism:;.
r ,,,...,..i a l..,t
d..,,!
Mrs. Sarah Finerson had foisting
ears on her lablo June '20th
The hum of the threrd'iiig machine
is heard again in this section.
Mrs. Sarah Fmerson, we arc norry
to learn, is confined to her room
ijuite sick.
Our new post master has given
his bond and is looking fur his com
mission soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe P.u'i.i, of (!ib
bonsville, who have been Visiting
their parents here have returned.
Tin' oldest farmers say that they
never have seen so line a pivr'.pecl
for a good corn crop the tirt.1 ol
J illy.
.Miss Annie M. Kirk, tho ceiebra"
ted evangelist, will hold her taher
naelo meeting at this place, some
time d uring A ugiir.l.
Mr. .1. J. Check will open a pho
tograph gallery east, ot Mr. I. 1'.
Coggin's store this week, whore lie
will bo prepared lo do first elasr.
work.
11 any ol our farmers who don't
think sloek raising pavs will do well
to go lo J). W. Coggin's slock yards
wo think they will be convinced
Hint it does pay.
Mr. (ieorgo Sylvester, superinten
dent of tho IJichniond Iron Ore Co ,
who has been Xorlh some lime look
ingalterthe interest el the company,
w riles that he will bo back July (illi
prepared to put in a large lorce ol
hands.
One of the m-v;t beautiful displays
of patch work that we- have ever
seen was on last Friday when Miss
Cora Coggin hung out to air in front
of the hotel thirty lino bed quills of
her own make, and ot all patterni,
Irom the Devil's FuzJo to the Trey
of I'urndise.
Mr. X. F. Phillips, or Harper's X
lloads, took out ol his Irish potato
patch last Sunday a potato weigh
mg lli It is. It was so long that h.)
had to cut it in two lo get it in the
not. Ilo thought if thev continued
growing that bo would have to blast j
some ot (hem out,
Would like to write a lew dot
more but my pernio baby has jusll
come in and says "I'apa we have j
got okra, tomatoes, cucumbers and
roast ing cars for dinner :" and I just;
think ol brother 'Short Link" away
down in that late climate and bring
a long sympathizing sigh and say,
Amen. Lonm Shanks.
State Mews,
Mocksville, Times : A young mn.ii
and it young lady living near Nestor,
Pavio county, have entered upon a
very novel plan to raise nio;:oy with
which to buy their marriagn lioonsc.
The young lady lias agreed to pay
half the fco and the young man the
other half. Tho young lady proposes
lo pick blackberries to raise her part
of the money and the yming man is
hauling lumber to raise bis part of the
cash.
Concord Standard: On Chnrcn
street, at tbo residence of Mr. Oeo.
lv Fitmer. ligblniug T biirsd; y even
ing struck a Ilea witbin ten feet, of
Ibe bouse. Two lit t lo girls were
under the Irre at the time within four
feet of the trunk. Mrs. Fisher wii6
standing on the porch. They were
all stunned. Just bow tbo lilt'e
Fisher giibs escaped death is truly
miraculou.i. They appeared to be
entirely over the iliock after several
!i. ......
filalcsvillo Landmark : Mr. Milns
lbady, of Sbiloh township, has an old
scythe which he loci used for culling
wheat for !'j years. He bought it in
S.latesvillo on tin-lird of July. IS It).
F.very vera- for .": years, more than a
half century, Mr. IVady h is swung
that sevtlie in the harvest field ai.d it
is yet in a trood condition. Although
he is now 70 years old XI r. Urndy sa s
when he takes that scytho in hand
but few ii" 'bo boyn can walk iu front
of him in the harvest field.
Greenville lMlector: About two
weeks ago Mr. Robert (Jtecne, Sr.,(f j
t'ni-i town, stuck a nail in bi-i font. I
The wound, while painful, did imt
cause hlUl VOrV much Jlicoiivellliliee. N..tl.' Is lie.e: y ' l.fi line llm Canl of (em
. , ., , '. ., it- i I ni!.--linrrs nf eli.iil.nni e nn'y will nn-i-t mi th
and bo thought it was licaling meel. ;,w,1 m. m.isiv .nnv, i '.'-i, hh.i n-viw im-ux
When bo arose Mofcdftv morning of ! u- " v..i.i;,u..t, r. i-jt-1 y jst i.-, !-,-. him
' , , , I mil ii.-iir nil i.ei-.-.;is "tiJi'i iliiiT In e.. ".ilii.vli.ii "I
last week bo went to yawn una was i ,i.r ,.i-..j.i.riy m-1.. iii Hiuniint i.f ir.-. .ar(;wi
""I1"' V' " v"
jawssoeontrai'tca mat nocouui scarce
Iv.novetbcm. Tbrsesjiiiptouisgnw I
worse, and on 1 tirsday be was con-
lined to bis room witb a ecveie case
. i . i ii i-i- i :.. t
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thH 8 ll''fl rtU'1 liJl,rs" l;
.r i n i i ! . i.i
Mor-'anton lleinkl: (;n tuo ltli
day cf March last, iittlo liobert 1). i
Anderson. :i brii'liL uianlv bov nbotit
years old. tbo sou of our Iiigl
li.... I
''. l'-'
I'ine:! tn.-iul, lr. J. sines tv.
Andel-
hoc met with a distressing aec
dent.
a carpel tati:, wmeu ne luougni ;.;
lv nut in bis month, disappeared down
bis throat, and was lodged low down
in one of ijis bronchial tube?. I' pro
d'JCtd '-'ioltlit COiljjiiiu, LL'd for UlHUJ'
we. !:s be was confined to his bed and
seemed wiiiling away wi'.L I'rii.Hiiinp-'
tion. lie wiih carried by Ms dis'ess !
0:1 pato'.ifs to U.illiiiiort.. Iioj"'n Hint!
fdv If'ii tin ricnl t:oattii :it Dibl tiring
relit.f. The Kurge.ous wlio wi-io c(-:i ;
pulled located the foreign tub.s!an o;
bnl hliriink from porformiug the dilii- ;
Cult nud dangerous operation ueeea I
Kitry to remove it. Dr. A iidernon re-1
ti:rupd homo IiojioIces of Having tbe:
life of bis boy. On the -i'rd nf June i
I lie abscess which had been formed j
broke ii lid diseba''fd, bi login;; up tho
t ick which for one hundred und eleven
day .h I. nd been lod.'fd within, doing
its wink of ii'ir.cliicf. Now lilt lo l!ob j
eil. is running about again with a fair j
; rospeet (if "length of days'' before!
him.
liiiiiilii'i ton I Jobesoiiiai' : ilr. Mera j
ditb ji:trnes, who was in town '.eeon. ;
lv, Hiirprise.l a good nianv of oiirc'li
reus by iiifoiT.:ing tbeu that tho vest
he was then wearing had been bought
from tbo lute T. A. Norment. thirty.
live years ago. It was made of mar
!el!;"s, tho best n unlit y, ami must
havecust nearlv tivodoihits. Tholate
'v- ' -'leair o
Itev. Dr. McXair boasted of a pocket
Mini' wiiien no Ji.'to e n rieo aooui any
years, imt tins is iim nisi luno we
ever beard of ;iu article cf wearing
apparel being worn longer than a
generation.
Cbarlotle Observer: A iillle: year
old child of Mr. T. H. Datton, an opo
lativeof the (!:iigham Mill, whs bitten
by a Kpider several davs since, and !fi
now iu a critical condition. lis limb
whore it w as bit leu is badly sw ollen
and its whole system seems to be
pobjoned. --Mr. Will Hti-bbins 'h
ports a narrow escape which be and
a pai ly of ladies had Thursday after
noon whilo returning from a drive tip
the liver. A bolt ol lightning passed
over the b'-i.-e;:, liking a telegraph
polo near by. On their return Mr.
Slelibinr, ami paity p'tsyed six poles
which bud been shattered by light
ning. Winston Sentinel : Some thieo or
four weeks ago jeweler Fred N. Day
h.d f lot of tickets printed and dis
tributed announcing that on July 1st
ho would bum a candle iu bis jewelry
store, and that the person who guess
ed the nearest to the length of lime
the candle would burn would bepre
senled villi sill worth of jewelry.
Considerable interest was manifested
in tho 'oiilest. and up to '.) o'clock
Saturday morning -1:U guesses bad
born recorded. At thai hour the con
test was closed and tlio candle light
ed. All day its pale fl iuie flickered
in the display window of the jewelry
store, and along towards night quit"
a crowd of anxious giicssers bad con
gregaled to watch tbo expiring '(put
ter" of the candle and to ascertain
who was the lucky ni in. At 28 min
utes and o seconds past 7 the caudle
l.i;l 1;i:ii:1 out, having burned 10
hours, S minutes and 37 seconds.
Afler carefully comparing the guesses
it was ascertained I hat Hugh Knight ,
ef Fill shorn, N. C, tmployednt W.
W. Wood iV Co.'s tobacco factory,
had won the prize on a guess of ten
hours, seventeen minutes and twenty
I hreo seconds.
TcmM'sscc's i nsiiii iiiicc Laws.
J.; ; s Ti:xx.. July .'!.--Considera
bio cNciiement exists here iv well as
in every oilier town and eil y through
oof Tennessee over Ibe obj-ctiouabl
in.-iii'f.noi! laws jiasscd l-y tho last
Legi-il.it ure. Nearly c.rry insurance
company doing business i:i Ike State
will al once suspend operation until
.-ni b tiiee as the objectionable laws
arc repealed. Fron pressure brought
to ! ur, it is believed that Gov.
I'urney will call tbo Legislature in
e.vtra session at once.
Twenly I'cr Cent
saved to all parties who faver us with
their oiders for Muxru: n is. Heap
siiiM.i, Taiu.kys, and all ce.'iielery
woik. We pay freight to your near
est depot, and guarantee liit class
work in every instance. Designs and
price.? furnished on application. Lib
eral discounts to agents.
Address E. T. Marks .v Co.
1'
C;;p:tal Malble, Willis,
Ra'cigh. N. (
1. f N .! . s hi lii'Hllis uii'l ni-ir , :,':ih liTrtiV
lee. Ohllll.-iMt'S ihlil-K'-il fti'Vim rt'll..-. il linn.
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liliuu amt Ail-lti. W.
nn.i.?. -v.'.-ir o..-.i.i:,
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N. f ., mi i;.i HI. last.,
t Mr. Shu ly hi lly, afcv.l
ail.. ie. amy i-.i:-rf.
WOMI'I.K. At M.iiii-nr. X. C. mi 1 1n- 21 In !
lillli, l.' -.'-l. Mlsi. MAUI II A. WeMIII.H, Villi "1 II.
O. Vmiiil'li!, f s In Hie 1'Jlli y.-.il- i.l Ii. r mv.
I hif i-; ii:rO lo lii.ly v. iui .'iivurti' I at nn early
n,:- an I j'-:ii-.'l tin- llae'.l.s! i hiin-h at Hum S.niif,
.t whl- i. ;.l. . hn.1 l-i-i-r. u i-'ii!r-ii'nl aeil ..minj-'in y
laei'iii'T i -r iiT llilr'.y i ;na. Il.-r i-nl-il l.-i..
.-r.-it-.i..iLl ati-1 -hariuilln n!."Mt mi eii-l.-uii'd
li -riinel li Kn w l.i r. lli r liiir-lian l mi l rMI
Ii'l-ii fimv :i) nip -.ilij e.' tlii-i-.illn-i-.-iiimiiiilly
A I itiKsn.
Nc'.v I'lverlisciaeiils.
FARM FOH RENT.
I --rf-r f.-r ivni n. l'.n hi, ii.-iir tin. li.Kii "f I'm-.-i-.i'.
Thin lanil 1 Ki ll :i'liirti'il l Uin rulllvii
is.. ; wlii-ai. eiii.-, ci.i. ri-it'iii, i-Uivr ami uilior
ni.-s.M. Mrs. M. A. V. rAl.MTK.
fuly I'.. 1S-.I.I.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
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P,RJfDSHIP HIGH SCHOOL
AN1,
BUS1NL3S INSTITUTE.
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Wo havo no cojiiplftints to make, ho back deMs to pay, no lcn yarns to spin, bnsineid
has been good -phcnominaliy yo- still wc arc going to have ft
this week A j.iiind. sliipeudous upbcavul in values i !gb t in Ibe acc and eyes of a mrt f-urr-ca:;riil soason;
while il. i-i yit young while you ale needing these Mills -find can I. on fho opporf Miiity to yoiir profit. No-"
body will slop lo t'-an'Mj wiiy. Nobody cures. Thtl il is a deed of onr own doing pul: l!ie Ktauii of f iumineneus
iij-oii it. We In'.;! n' dii no p-rcpaiMli'or.s for this sale. Not agnnuent has been disturbed. l!:it just as the)
ntoi !c slood at. c.l-.'.-iiig tiuio last niht so yoii will Ibid it tomorrow csccpf. yon are free, lo lake your clioioii
of all tho .'..-, i;:;.,rl 1'aney and i'll'.it! 'Jhevi.ifs, Woisl'.d and JionVupun uuils tL; I so'd !'t
$22.50
s.
Let nothing hinder your prompt attendance at this sale. What a great snr-rifico we have mado I What
a magnificent choice is spread before yon. Thousands of tuita. SACKS AND CUTAWAYS aie lowered iri
obedience to oilr ''iitcrpiise, in accordance with our custom. You must know what rk-iling qualities are rep
resented you cannot help but Appreciate what stylish, exclusive patterns they mnsl be to have Iwen worthy a
jilace iu the liggcst and best stock of suils we have ever shown. Tlioy are till of this seiisou's make not at!
old pattern in the thousands that await your coming. You need bavn no feats: to choose freely; the original
markings are still on tho tickets. You knew us. and you hnmv our methods. Your money could not.be safer
in you!' bank, nor more accessible f'jr uhou'd dissatii-'.faelinn follow your purchase, il will be returned on de
mandpromptly. Then rally round this reduction. Tako advantage of Ibis greatest of great opportunities
to buy suits thai have sold and are worth 21. S22..r.(). S-20 and SIS for FI FTF.KX FIFTY ! Lose not a rao7
ment ! This sale is for this week only, ami for strictly CASH ! All our Men's i'Mra size Suits are included !
S, & I). BEflWANUER.
W, A. SLATER & GO,
DURHAM. N C.
Now is tbo iin Inr
tiio I'niitjik'lo cliiuigi'.'
MC Ol
a iid the J50V.S must inako. A
liglitninsi; cliangt' wIpmi yon
lutvc liotliiiigliitt rt'lialilo tial
ilios, ,in,l such m QUANTITY
;, :.l,F.t front. Our slid yes
and tallies I a 1 1 1 l'l'LUM willi
tiovi'hii's in vvory line nl' ticn
t lciiii'ii'.s wi'ar. i' nrc full of
'phi.
SUITS!
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A iX'V X O r.
URNISH.IMC3!
Our list (loos not run out till
you arc comploU'ly lirssoil;
iu lad .;rcrtli!ii you need.
April K5, lStU.
MOLASSES!
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Yr niuvi) rum a i
y mivi uuiiiii
AMV - t
COFFEE, FLOUR, FISH, RICE.)
'W'l'lto us f'r .suij-ks f in! j
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'c. C. COVINGTON & CO.,
YILMINC.TON; N. C.
March '.A 10:5.
All kinds of H'MLvI;lt for salo at lh
PITTSBORO SHUTTLE MILL
WEATHER-BOARDING,
CILIiU! AND FLOORING, j
1'i.ANt.o ami Kii.N Diai.n, on limvii
Hills sawed to order at short notice, j
Hood Ceiling and Flooring already
1i;kssi.i at only ?IM0 i-r 100 feet.
23. iVCOii, J r.
Sept. 17, l'U
MONEY TO LOAN.
Monkv i. I.o upon appr
real itale security al 'J per
For partieo':!' i i - I"
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A. L M.NF.1LI-,
Attorney at Law,
!!'::. Samhiiii. N. (!
Feb
C. F. & Y. V. RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule.
Iu effect June 'J"tb, lS'.t.t.
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CaMvC", m.d Trmlc-Mdrlin oHamud, ind ail Tat-
nt hui-iiu-iu. c.-itina't' t f..r MnomaTC Fits.
! Con Orrict n OfrosiTt O S. Ptint Orriec
i mifl n run Hii-iiri4 -at. nt in lemi Iilc- tuju ISiiro
I reniev frmn WnHtiinj't..-.i. ,
I Sew HK1.I..I, rimiMir nr phutrt., with it;Ti?
I tiim. V.'i- a.lvn.0, if pan nli. I Ii nr imt. tie ol
I chares. Our fee i.m liu- f1 1 pani't 1 n-nircd.
I A rKi.tT. - ll-iw ii01-l.:- r.it'it.'' ilt
' rami-. hi -t nil tlainin in your t tau-, couuly, 'jf
; low n. wilt free. Aii'lrL-.e,
C.A.SNOWftCOu
THIS IS YOUIl CIIAKUB!
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Sergeant Horse Power
TliriY AHE
Strong, Simple, Durable and Cheap;
For is to 20 years they have Run Well, Wore Well, and Gave Satisfaction;
Send fot Price List. . .
SERGEANT MF G CO.. Greensboro. N: 0.
ARE
KOI QHLT ONE, EOT
IE'H- KiasTOTTvT TEA.T
THE MONTH CF JULY
SOME SPECIAL INDUCEMENT!? WILL BE OFFERED
Ot'K SI-MMKU ('OOIW Ml'ST i( AT SOMIi riUCE. WE 1)0 $60!
WANT TO CARKY Til KM OVF.Il. F1VH CENTS IN O'VXS
POCKETS IS WOHT1I TF.N O' NTS OX SHELVES
Tins timi: or w.ai:.
If yo:i wi!I co'uo to t.s new you will save money. You will find lh6 8&
eood assortuient. There will be the same high quality, but the prioerf
will be down to lowest uoleb.
KKK1 KYKKYTH IN(. AMI WILL NOT UK UNDERSOLD;
W. ILOISTIDCJlSr &Z soisr.
July 1st, 180H.
J. J. Tu-"HAS, l'rcsidcnt, R. S. Jehmax, Cishioi;,' , .
Ai.r. A. Thompson, Yicc-PreRideut. II. V. Jacksox, AHa't Caauiei?
WSiC t 'fHtitrrciff trig! Farmers' Bank
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Paid up capital i-lt'D.OU'.'.UO. Aulho: ied capital oOO.OoaO-?:
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Thomas,
G. V.W.-.tts;
.1. IV Hill,
A. A. Thompson,
I). N. Duke,
II. 15. !3nttle.
V. . Hanecv,
T. if. l::;.,
Accounts of Farmers. Ranks, Corporations, Administrators fend tiaSX'
blinds solicited on favorable terms.
SI'KCi Afi ATT KM 17 ON given to accounts t.f Country Merchants ana
individual.'.
ED WARI) FASNAOir,
jEWELLER AND OPTIGIAN
Sm rfiHfi Silver 4V Itofcrx Tttltfciearei
SOLID i r.MN' iO! H F.Nii.UirMEXT AND WF.DDING tiltititi-:
f.,- Riut Size.
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IGiK IB mill!
II. A. London; A. P. Togi;
Ashlev Uoiiie, Prod, ritilips,
lb R. Rancy, John W. Scott:
N. Holdin ;.
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ii tb ami iSoutu.
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l .LLIOTT,
Fayettciilo Street, Rsiiion, N. 6:
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