3 Cfhalham Jecord
TH1 KSlUt. .11 LV 18. 1S!)5.,
XOCAL KECORDS.
ht llKIH l,i: IMTTSHOKO' K. II.
ilie HHPptiKcr train n ilio l'lttMlmrn' rntlrnait
iviH liitHlmru mill)-, cxupjii riinuniH,
tti. niitl .vu Mi .. n uhll'K rli'M- o.i.iiiHii. in hi:
Mntiruro Willi the l ruin UiiU Inuvua linltl;;ti ui il to
I" '
The urteruoon train in I in
ttlior It K. now uri ives here at
fi 2i instead of 5 4" as heretofore.
Tlio blackberry crop in bnunti
fill, mid grout (piiinliticH ure being
sold beie itt forty cents a bushel.
Mr. C. V. Jiyiitim, )l liymini,
writes u that- I he Koller mill will
m 1 1 lit ilown the 'JOlh, about two weeks
lor repair.
--Dr. W. II. Edward wiil lift fill
bin appointments at this pi hop and ill
bynum this month or August, as bo
will be iu Baltimore taking h Npeciiil
course in dentistry.
Tho niiiiiiiil district Conference
of tlic Methodist chiirchos on this
(the Fayclloville) distrtet will ho
hold at Jnuctdmro, beginning on
Tliui'Hilay, the 2fth inst,
Wliilo Homo parts o( tliiN (nun
ty have been favored with incut sea
mumble rains, there aro other parts
wlicro it in very lry and rain in
imicli needed. On tbo whole, bow
ever, the corn crop in very protnis
in-;.
Our register of deeds issued two
in iitiii,'.) I i i:d 1 1 mi's, mi last, Monday, to
lour persons mulled Phillips, and nil
living in 15ar Creek township. Il
is iii i U a coinciiit'iico that both
brides and both grooms should all
bave the same name.
'J'hey are selling ready made
chilluiig at W. L. London A. Son's
lit still lower figures. Ask to see
their extra pants. You can buy
clothing now loss than ever sold in
this place regardless d cost. Thi
Htock must go. A large lot ol pant
floods ut red need prices.
They still have Homo ol those
cheap bargains ltdt at W. L. Lon
don ,t Son's. A splendid lot id In
dies' and Missi's' .-ilk mitts, and oth
fr lancy goods. Law ns. nnisliii.
gingbaii.s, still going at reduced
prices, liavo yon seen how cheap
they arc selling hamburgs and
avviss edgings?
Wo lake pleasure in recom
mending, 1 rum personal knowledge,
the superior advantages ollcrol by
(illusion Ii.s ilii'.e, the location ol
which bus recently been changed to
u more desirable part (d Washing
ton, near the Thomas Circle, one id
tho most lo:iiili'ul und attractive
portions of ihnt city. Se "ad".
Tbo Stale Agricultural and
Mechanical College, though only six
years old, enrolled last yen- 2 HI
students, but tint one Iron) Clint li.iin
although this county is entitled !
Mend two there free of mil inc. tic .
member that, on tbo 2nd ol August.
:i competitive, examination wi.l be.
held hero of applicants lor Chat
bain's two scholarships.
On last Thursday some revenue
ollicers made ii raid in this county,
mid in tho northern part ol Ibihl
win township captured and destroy
d an illicit Mill and tixlures. A
noted negro irnoiishiuur, named
Lewis Marlcy, was ut tho still gel
ling it ready lor u "run," but in
Mead ol running tho still he ran
himself, and, alter rjuilo an exciting
chase, made his escape.
Cotxrv Alliance Tbo regular
(unrterly meeting ol tho county al
bunco ol Chatham was bold al this
place, on last lluirsday. Jl being
tho regular tiuio for tlnjannir.il dec
tioii ol oHierrs all this old officers
were re-elected, except tho treas
urer and that oflb'O was consolidated
with the ollieo ol secretary which
ha been so acceptably filled bv Mr.
W.N. Straugliiwi Mr. S. L licrio.
don was elected delegate to the
Statu Alliance, which moots next
month at Cary. Tho attendance
was quite small, much smaller than
the large meetings which were held
here before tho Alliance went into
politics and was captured by the
Populists.
A Linkn Wkdiuxi On last Mon.
day night tho llev. C, T. Plain! nod
wife celebrated thoir "linen wed
ding", or tho twentieth anniversary
ol their marriage: or rather wo
should say that their friends cele
bruted it for tboin, lor they were I
fpiitu taken hy surprise, not having
been previously informed ol it. A
great many loving remeni briiiices.
or "wedding gilts", were presented
them not only by the members ol !
their own church but hy tho mem
bers of other churches in our town.
These gifts consisted ol linen table
cloths, handkerchiefs, napkins iVc.
A largo number ol their irieuds were
present lo extend congrai illations
and the occasion was much enjoyed.
A KoM A Nile M AiiiiiAt.K. (julte a
ro in it 1 1 1 ii: marriage was announced
last week, which occurred a year j on last Friduy morning, taking from i other vine plants were shipped. The
ngo, between n young lady and gei.- their ii.id.it one of their dearest and ' grope crop is badly damaged,
tloinan who nre well known to many best sons, and one of our mostes-l -
of our readers. Tho lady is Miss . u-euivd young men. Thomas Troy j Sl'W N'niili Cm iilinii Coll (ill Mills
Uessie .Moring, a daughter of the j (iuihrie, third eon ol 51 r. Joe li. j Rai.ek.ii, N. C , July i:5.--Tbree
bite lion. John 51. Morinir, ami the J Guthrie, died last Friday morning, f new cotton mills aro jus-t contracted
gentleman is Mr. Willie II. llooue, : ufu-r an illness of '.tilajs. No had for iu Ncith Caroliua one lit Wel
ti son ot the Uev. (.'. A. Hoone, who jut n turned boino from Trinity , don, with 12,000 spindles, which are
now resides at Fh-n College. They , Cc-llcec when the disease heizeii liim to be increased lo IJO.OtlO npindlcs;
were secretly married on the 3rd of : for its prey, and though ho sutler : ouo ut Maysden, with lo.Ollll spindlCH
July, lf-'.M, mid their secret was so ,.,1 cxcruciattiii: pain, ho bore it with . to lie increased lo r.O.OOO, ami one at
well kept that no one suspected any-
thing ot the kind, and their friends
were creatly surprised, last week,
at receiving Cards announcing their
inai i iago ami that tin y would hold
hieicp'ion iit the residence of the
gloom's lather, on the night id the
UUIiuiot.
A 1'hacj'Iv'ai. Farmer. In Iheso
dnyH of gonoial fcomplnints mid
chronic grunilders it is refreshing to!
. find a man who takes a more hope .1""' i oniereiicc tins 1:111, inn in
I fill view ol life and who still thinks , 8tl"id ol an intinerant appointment bo
i tho country is not "going to t he ! n keen ordained and received mi
Idogs". Such a tine called at the eternal one with tho King of Kings.
limutn office, a few days ago, to to i 'l'1" the second death sum
I now bis snbi-ciiption. 'and in ,.m-j ""ns that has visited this family in
ai inn close 01 l ne nur, an ins 'lon
erty was swept away except his
larm. but in nowise disheartened hv
went to work, and since that time
he has "dug out ot the ground " by
hard work (and not by any specula
tions) enough to buy and pay lor in
cash a thirty-five hundred' dollar
larm. And in that, time he lots
reared lour daughters, to each of
whom at her niurriage ho gave
enough to go to housekeeping coui
lortnhry, and he has .also reared two
sons, to cauh ol wliotn he has given
n good education (which is better
than property), both iff them having
graduated ut the State V i.i vcrsity.
Ol course he has always raised his
own supplies, ami sells bacon every
year jet. lie does not owe a dollar
in the world, and still manages to
make a comfortable living out ol the
ground. It is needless to add thai
this practical and successful farmer
is not a . populist, nor does he lie
awake at night wishing foi "free
silver."
I'lusonai. Iikjis Mrs. llufus II.
Jones and Miss Lula Jones, of Cary,
are visiting Mr. A. II. Merrill.
Miss M.'iggie Harris is visiting
Iriendb at Carthage.
Mrs. T. 1!. Womnek, ol Kaleigh, is
visiting relatives and Irieuds at this
place.
Miss Kinma P. Tuj lor, of Ilaloigh.
is here on a visit to Mrs. Fanuy T.
Taylor.
Misses l!')ssie ami Augusta Wig
gins, ot Wilmington, are visiting
Mis. J. M. Leach.
Mrs, l1'. A. liissiugcr. of Winston,
is here on a visit to her grandfather.
Mr. A. (J. Headeii.
Mr. W. A. Maxcy, ol Sampler, S.
C, is learning telegraphy in the
railroad office at this place.
Mr. IJ.ihcrt S. Thompson, who is
now a resident ol Athens, lieoigia,
has been hereon a rdiort visit to bis
old home.
Mrs. II. M. L'oyd, of this county,
has gone on a visit to her son, M t.
II. U. Lloyd, the agent ol the S. A.
L. at (irceuwood, S. C.
The editor of the llt-voito is attcn
ding the annual meeting of the N.
C. Press Association winch is being
held, this week, at (i reen sbol o. He
returns tomorrow.
y-t l!u Ktolir.
Silk Hope Happenings.
Su.k Horn, .N. C, July .S, 1S!C.
Silk II ope is on a decided boom
now, t be buzz of
the hammer and,
saw are constantly beard
Air. (ieo. W. l'ci ry is having a
a large and handsome dwel
ling creeled o.i his place hero md
it will add a great deal to (he looks
of Silk Hope.
Mr. S. V. I'crry is a very indus
trious larmcr, the earliest one we
have heard of having roasting cars.
Several ol our farmers went to
Uurliiig'on on Ibe 4.b Intake in the
horse racing.
One ol our fairest young ladiis
was raptured on last Sunday by a
very ihicrcfting old widower.
Mrs. C. 1'. Towii.-oicI, of fi. C, is
now at the home of her lather, .Mr.
Stephen Henley.
The. young men ol this section
have foriurd a very ii.loivstihg so
cie.ly and will give a public tichale
iit Love's Creek on next Saturday
night l.'i'.h iust.
Hon Ami.
The above letter was, by some
body's, negligence, delayed so long
as to .arrive too lain lorour last issue.
IOd. IIkcoiid
l.T IR- KHVlll'.
Silor City Sil'lings.
Su-KU City. July !, 1H!),".
Thcrn is very little news afloat
this week. The people arc very
busy attending to their crops and
gardens, taking advantage ol the
favorable weather.
Tiic committee ol arrangement lor
tbo Cohlcilcrate Reunion met last
week and have issue I a call lor a meet
ing of the residents ol Silcr and the
people in this vicinity to period ar
rangements lor the reunion, and to
decide upon the bunt method for the
bUCCCfa" ol it.
Any one living on the line ot the
U. i'. & V. V. would not think thai
the people were crying hard times,
judging Irom the number ot excur-
sions that pass through this place
All seem to be crowded, and it is a
wise conclusion on the purl ol the
people to lay aside their trials and
cares lor a day, and spend il in ro-
creation
There will be an excursion to
Wilmington on '.be Dili iust., run!
by tho managers of the cotton lac-
lories, along C. F. oi V. V. I!. II , ami
they expect to tarry tho largest
crowd over carried to Wilmington,
The fare is onlv Sl.h,") for round trip.
und is within reach of all.
Tho iiianllo ol death was again
thrown around one ol our families. '
Chiistian fortitude, never once inur-j
mored, and was glad indeed lor the
summons to that celestial home on
hih. :
ilu was loved and esteemed by itll ,
j,, this place and elsewhere, and ev- '
i-i von-j had the utmost confidence iu i
i"f omii.ie,'' and his pivuuiluic
death (-at gloom over tho entire
community. Ho bail conspcratcil
,lia li,,,J to tho ministry mid was to
i.i nays, aim mey nave tno synipa
thy ol ail in this dark hour of be
reavement. Hoihn Ad.uk.
Tho above letter although
written on tho '.lib did not arrive
here until the 12.h. too late for last
wocK s issue, which delay is vers
aggravating and we hope will not
occur again. Kn. WkcokiiJ
Si i. Kit Cu v, July 1(1. 1S!I.".
We are having favorable weather
for the laying by of crops, and the
farmers in this section will bo over
their rush alter this week.
Pursuant, lo a call uiioK' last week
the committee on the Confederate
Reunion lor August 1st, met Satur
day afternoon at tl o'clock ami ap
pointed as a solieling committee, to
solicit supplies Irom their respective
neighborhoods fur (lie dinner, for
Silor: Mesdaiues, 15 N. Maun, l.
(J. Fox, A ('..Jordan, K. O. Sijer
and Miss lvnuia Coble, with (he bil
lowing gentlemen to lake charge in
their section:
Messrs. W. W. Kd wards, Abe
Lane, Simmon's (irove.
J. M. l''oiiht, Ml. Vernon Springs
Ur. O. ii. StiouJ, Ore fliil.
K C. lirown, II. P. llice, Pall
Creek.
llev. A. II. Perry, Hickory Moun
tain.
(ieorgo Petty, Siik Hope.
James Jordan, J. d'eorgo Hau
lier C. J. Poc, llev. L. J. Smith.
A. P. (iilberl, Collision.
They desire the committee to go
to work ul once, and wo trust that
the people will respond und aid us
in tins .iii k, ami help us to give our
oiu eicrans a goon dinner, for
they deserve il lUtiugh the. echoes
ol the war ure past, jet Ihcy are Hie
sumo tried and true Ihal dolonded
you ami your cause so uravcly, so
when this committee wait upon von,
do not wall lor lliein lo ask, but
show jotir love lor your county.
anil jour people oy staling to lliein
ut once that you ure willing lo do
your pari. Then coiuo and help us
give lliein a glorious day on August
Ut.
The committee also issued a call
lor :i mass mecliiig of the citizens td
Silcr, and the resident!) of the conn
ly who have this cause ill liearl to
nioi t at Silcr on Saturday allcruooii
iit '.' o'clock sharp, to perfect ar
rangements lor the reunion, and let
every one thai can do so come, mul
the committee is requested to meet
also al thai time. lo not tail to
come, let each and everv one ivm
imnd to the. call.
J urn requested to state that tbo
following noted gentlemen have
been invited, and are expected to he
with us on August Nt: Col. W. H.
S. Jiurgynno,
Henderson, Col. J. S.
Cat rand Mj. W. A. (itithries, Pur
ham, and lion. C. M. Sledmao,
A.-heville, besides ijuite a number
ol old veterans from oilier counties
are coming, and one nil in her who
now resides in Tennessee, wrote last
week that if he lived he would cer
tainly be with us al our reunion, so
let us do our b.st lo make it an enjoy
able occasion, und let every one pul
lliuir shoulder
to tho wheel, and
give it
vol ving
push,
so its to keep it ro
llouts AtiAItt.
(JcorgiVs ii. A. K. Colony.
Atlanta. July 0 Tbo ndvnn.ee
guuid of tho grenl, (1. A. 15. colony
bus reached (h-orgiu. ('apt. P. II.
l'ilzgorald, of Im!i Miapolis, who or
gmiizod tho colony, is hero, and lias
P25,(lO() with him, be says, to make
the fust payment on tbo piircbaso
of 1(10.(100 acres. The land lies in
Wilcox and Irwin Counties, and is
said to be ri-pcciiiily adapted to the
raising of fruit.
Tho company is to bo organized
under the laws of Georgia, and a city
of 12.00'.) population will be laid oil'
at once. Tbis will probably be called
N'orthen, in honor of the ex Governor
of that tnini". who handled the
Georgia r-iid of the negotiations.
The American Tiihiine, a (1 A. U.
j-iipir published in Iiidiiimipolis, wdl
be brought here. Mr. McCltire. an
Illinois banker, bus inrniiged for
bunk?) in the different towns. The
colonist, piospcroiis farmers, ure
going to make the journey hero in
wagons.
61 I ons of II nil.
IIaktfoiiii, Conn . July 15 Fuller
accounts of the damage done by Ibe
storm of Saturday afternoon hLow
that in (Huston lung alone ISiltl ucits
of tobacco aro ruined Tbo greatest
dtumigo was dmio in that vicinity. It
ivih culciilatod that the weight of tbo
hailstones on a four acre field was
; 1 tons. Iho hail wa-4 gathered
! from a section 8 by 1(5 feet and
! weighed. It was found that Iho fa I
j was '2W pounds to fho sipi ue rod
'or .TJ.nOU pounds to the acre. The
bail tell iu stieaLs. Whoever it fell
iu quantity, tobacco was mined and
grapes, cucumbers, tomatoes find
Ilillsboro, with (5,000 spindleu. Work ;
ia now in progress on twelve mills, j
and additions nre being mado to the j
e.piipmwut of as many more. j
. . .
I1 'aid that tho Pennsylvania-
Uailrowl has "heeun a fight" on the
Ordwrtd ' Hail way Conductors.
'Slnlo News.
GroeiiHboro Patriot: A company
Iiuh been organized with :I00.U0LI
jCHpita! lo utilize tbo water power al
I nfnvn Itiiiiiila. Hen i- Madison Messis
Friei, of Salem. Ruflin. of Kooky
Mount, and a capitalist from Roanoke,
Va, are the ju inci ul fctookboldcrs.
A mammotli cotton mill will b:; built
ami it. will bo inn hy the water power
there. Woik will be Legun oiy
Kboitiy.
Wilksboro Chronicle: On June
tlie H) h near Goshen, this county,
(lining u stoi m the 7 .year old dmigh
tirof Junius Jumcs was killed by a
lightning etioke. The little gill had
Hone to gi ami pa's atnl was coming
across tbo field on her way home,
when she was ftruck. Her father
hhw her full and ran to her, but she
was dead when bo reached her side.
It ii sail.
Iloikinglnim Jeickfi: An enter
prising citizen of I'uiou County, has
established n new industry which, if
successful, will bring fame and wealth
to him and bis county. He owns nn
aero or two of boggy bottom land
which bo lias couveitcd into a turtle
farm, lie has built a dam, m ule n
pond and stocked it wilh young
turtles, and will patiently nwnit re
suits. Verily, the lesourcesof the
South me uiinuiul.'ci cd-
Monroe Iviquirer: Mr. lv P. Cha
ncy, of tbis place, was a good Con
federal n soldier, and since tho inpin
orahlo battle of Gettysburg be has
curried a forcible reminder of that
feaiful contest. He wbh wounded iu
the shoulder in the battle of Gettys
lung and from t hid time until now
the wound bus been paining It tit) at
limes. On last Friday Dr. J. H.
Pi ice cut a slug of lead from bin arm
and now, nfler "'2 years, the wound
is iu 11 f lir way to recovery.
Morgat.ton Herald: Mr. Kistlt-r
at the tunijiry fells ua they have
bough! about 5,000 tons of Ian bulk
this sea-on, and paid SI 00 p -r ton
for it. This aggregates 20,01)0, and
till this money lias been turned loose
light here iu Jiurke comity during
the but seventy five tl:iy.s. This moi.
oy was nil silver, and wo arc satisfied
tlie.t the g realcr part of it is still iu
the county, in cucu'atioii or hid a
ttuy. This saino JJuike Tanning
Company bus spent over a hundred
thousand dollars for balk alone in
this county iu the hist three years.
Seoll.mil No.k Poinoc.rat: Mr.
George Pope, a laborer at Mr. J. U.
Coluber's saw mill near lovn, im t
wan a iiiosi uon lino uoain nwi rn-i ,lt. o.-, ,., ), b;m m been used a
day moruinjT. Ho stepped ou tbo j ltllll iiujinnvnicnt was seen and
ciirnao as it was running back lo ; jt3 ,., inil(.ti us0 c1Vli die
niovo a "d-ig," which he thought wns j jta WP,.,l.iicss iin l i-imv coiistiliiliiMi
going to slnke the saw. He unseal disappeared .-md its father and mv
ciihitc.i in lr.s ellolt and left (he ob jsrif hclicvcd the child's life was
st.ruetion just where be did not in i h-hved bv this rcuinlv. J. T. M-ir .
tend it. It struck the saw, ilw up i (IW jj. 'j.) , r81rtroa', Iil. Por Hale
and dealt bim a severe blow on fhoj ,v JM.uiu llemleu.
side of the laeo and head. From the)
blow be f.-ll on tbo Paw as it wns I W II. Xelson. who is in Pie drug
running. One of bis arms was pawed ; !!t.inc:-"s at Iviigville, Mo . has so
completely off', tho saw sti uck his side
and cut tbrou-'b bis ribs and cut bis
thicbs badly. Ho was removed lo i
tho shinty near the mill, and pliVKi !
eiims weio sent for, but before they
reached him be was dead.
Iluthorfordton Democrat: Mr. Oeo.
UiggerstufT calls our attention lo a
rather iein.it kablo circumstance. Kv i
cry sliorift ciecled in this county '
sineo lSijt! is still living. Mr.
John W. Craton, of thia place has a '
giado Jersey cow, two years old with
her first calf, that gives five gallons
of rich milk per day. Sha 1 as lo bo i
milked threo timos a day. The
strangest commodity that bns been j
offered for sale on this niatket lately,
was a pair of young skunks. Mr. Joe
F.ldcrs wns the purchaser. Their
perfume factory removed, they arc
said to make famous raltorp. Lint
week we mentioned the fact that fho:
infant of Mr. and Mrs. (t. W. Logan :
hud been terribly burned in its mouth 1
and throat by swallowing cologne!
from a bottle given to it by its tiurso
lo aniline it. Vo aro informed that
the nm se, a 13 year old negro girl. .
named Ola , deliberately pour
ed fho rpirit down the bribe's throat.
Tho child lias be.-n in a critical con
dition ever since.
rnivt'isily Catalogue.
Tho University catalogue for ISO-l
Oo shows 171 students, as follows:
Three hundred and Hcvenfeen in the
college, 78 in the law school, ,2C in
the medical school nnd Jill in the Mini
mer school for teachers. Tho facul
ty embraces 'Mi professors and in
structors. Tho catalogue contains 1
lit paires, is carefully indexed and I
..: :..t .i.T.i il. t'. :
ivun iiuoi iij'i iion tiiMjiii, mil i-iiMei-
sity. Wtito for copy lo President
Winston, C'bapel Hill, N. C.
Frre Pills.
Send your address to II. K. Duck
Ion & Co., Chicago, and get a free
sampla box of Dr. King's Now Life
Pills. A trial will convince you of
llit-ii liw.rilu TLfNa little ni-n nncit i n
action nnd nre iinrticulail v effective 1
in the cure of Comtinatioii and Sick
Ilcadnebe. For Malaria and Liver
troubles fhev have been proven in J
valuable. They are guaranteed folic'
perfectly free from every deleterious
subHlaueo and to bo purely vegetable
They do not weaken by their action,
but by giving tono to stomach Am
bowels greatly iuvigorate the eystriu.
Regular sizo 2"o. per box. Sold at
G. It. Pilkington's Drug Store.
,V" rT ' Jt
t:;:t;z
Cuts, RruiHes. Sores, T leers, Sa't 1
Ubcum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped;
Ilnnds. Chilblains. Corns, and nil i
Skin Eruptions, and popitively cures !
Piles, or no pny rcipiired. It is guar- j
anteedlo give perfect fat iiductiou or;
money i( fund. .1. Piiee 2." erntH per
bo. iorsalel.yti.lt. 1 4i.kini.ion.
1 Tlif August Number
Of tbo Delineator is called tbo
Midsummer number, and contains a
j !u''K) variety of interesting mutter
j suitable for HieSeiiHon. Lidies who
deferred completing their Summer
win ui ones win lie mi i leiiiui n neri-u
with this number, for theslyles weio
never luore dainty alnl uppi i.priato.
A special article is devoted lo Urcss
ing for Stout Ludies, and uiiothi r to
liithing und S.vmiiiiiii . with illiis
trillions of the L'ltesl Fashions in
H.ubing ('ostiums Mrs. Roger A.
Pi vol's iirUcle on The I'.tiipioi io ol
fjet ler Wi it ing bears the st imji
nf mil hoi it y, and wiil be helpful to
every one v. I o re'nls it; nn.l tl e 'iiier
on Art Needie.voik in the Lmploy
incuts Series will direct th" attention
of many women to tbis oiviipal ion
us a means of liveliho;) I. The Onl i !
i io L-idies' ('ollege is interestingly do '
Kclihed by an J'',x(!raduute, the pop
ii' ir Kmdetg n ten Sei ies is coutiiiiic.I
by Mrs. Sua Miib r Kirbv, and Il.n
riet Keith Pobes, contributes an ar
i-tie paper in Ho strlis en R.nnt
Work. There is very piaelien! u nolo
on Clciining and K-'liovntin,! Laei s.
Peal hcis and Gloves, and a variety of
useful infni inatioii is given 111 the
monthly talk Around the Tea Table.
The housekeeper will find some new
recipes in Seasonable Cookery, and j
much that will help to iimke house-1
wink easier in Things the Housewife !
Should Know. There is also an i x- i
ecllcht article on the Newest Hooks. '
and otbciH on Flora! Woik for August
mid The Relations of Mother and ;
Son. New designs aro illustrated
and described in Knitting, Tatting,
Lace Making, etc. !
Tbo florist who occupies a modest
section, only live feet by seven, of the
area of the'Oiand Ccu'lral Depot in
New 1 hi k eil v is said to ii.iv ii riiiin.l
rent of SI.OiM) a year.
At Onlvefton. Tes . on hist S.dur
day the first new bale of col ton of
tbn season iu Texas, classed in
strict mid. Iliii'', was sold at auc
tion loKohn it Praiissen
paid whs iMOO.
The pi ieo
L'lst Juno Dick Crawford brought
bis twelve niiuiths old child, miIVci
intf from iuf.inlilo iliarrboea, to me.
It bad been weaned at four months
old and bud always been sickly. I
k'.-ive it the usual trcatiueut iu such
cases but without benefit. The
child kept prowine thiuner until if
weighed but litllo more then when
born, or perhaps ton pounds. I then
stin ted t he failnr In ivili,' Chum
berlaiu's Colic, (!Iiolcra ami Iiar-
1 1' I
hoi-a lb niodv. Pofure one bottle of
' nnicli coul'nlciicf in C'uaiubei Iain's
'Colic. Clmlein a'i.1 I i:irrhoo:i l.'cni
fly Unit he warrants every bottle
and offers fo refund the money to
customer who is not satisfied after
using if, Mr. Ncl.son taken no risk
in doing this because Ibe remedy is
! ecitain onto for the diseases "for
'which it is im b-,1 .md he knows it.
J L i - for.-ulc. by Pwiuni iV Iloiilec.
New Advert isciiieiits.
THE CHEAPEST"
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Gunston Institute,
W ASIIIM2T0N,
li.-linitrilitiu iiin! i
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ln"iit ils
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Piiiiiling;, Draw in";, l'liysical
(Julliiff iiinl Mliictitioti, 1 ho
host till viinl tiki's iin j:iviii at
cost as l'l-axinalili? a is coti
sisHMit wilh t!ie oiiiiiloviin'ii!t
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)i'st tillrtit.
For catal
no addi ess
Mu.
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M.VSOX,
Principitlii
July IS
"
Wo liavo Loon liiiiMino- oii
pinos for noiii ly liO yotirs. Our
liusino.-s has crown from a
mall licgintiiiig; ami has ciir-lyoor
rioil lis into manv lu anclios ol:
toaoliinory. Wo do work t'or!1'"' ,,,,' .v",r
spring supplies
' ' '..,
1110 Matc-ginnorios. saw mills
grist mills, oil mills, ootton
iills. Write for oiitsilotio ami
pj j,. (()
LIDDELL COMPANY,
I CHAULOITK, N. C.
S ACADEMY, 1Q7fi
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P1TTSB0R0 ACADEMY.
For Girls and Boys
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tl-.j" s Aiiyi.
THE FARMERS5 MUTUAL
OF NOHTH CAROLINA.
This is a home Insurance, for the
protection of farm property tonlvi
aga u.-t loss by lire, wind, or light
ning. A ('bailer was obtained through
the last Legislature by which each
Count v can bo organized into a dis
tinct r.rainli. and Kiuh liriincb is
only liable for losses sustained within
such Ibatieh.
Losses nre paid by a pro rata
fist--f.-Mm.ul of all the laotnbois of any
lllll'ieb.
A p'di'-v enn hf secured for r0
cents on 100 worth of property in
-mid and good for a perlo i n!
thirty years without mMiliona! cli ..
except for actual lom's in jour own
Comity.
This 0an of incui'iiiico has bi-in
opeialed for twenty years iu the
West i I tl Stales a) a cost of only Si. SO
to S- "Il on the '1.0l!() insurance.
Local Agents are wanted iu the
County of Chatham.
For further information, address.
Fit. V. COIM.K.
Ft i:sax r f Aimi n, N. C.,
P
irisf.-.t,... N. C.
MORYOORBEAB
COOPER SnOTHEBS,
iSi.vi--s. ri U. I. W. Dm -limn.,
Raleigh, H. C,
rniirii'lois of
m mum mm
m maun ,tt
We arc prepared lo furnish the la s
MARBLE AND GRANITE
in any slvlc or sliapo ami a
nw'.-d juii'i's.
Call
ur wriu' lor
li'si-tU
rifi's oil anv
V
m.
iw I hin
wi it a..
s-i'
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-Mention thaf
in fho I!i.i'i.iii,
I'l'Oltl jd
all orilors.
altoittion givon
i:oi)Pi.ii i'.iioriii'.iiS
llAI.I toil. N-
Mai ell 7, 1 '.'.".
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Sinco il nin v bo ut liiwfnl for vim !
Cbathnin folks to "iiin at large'' in
own connly. o invite you fo
eome acmss the lino lo SAXFOHl)
i and kcII your sin plus produce.
I We cm and will save you money.
P.ig (IKN'F.li L STOCK and AW-
vvl cLosF. pi:ici:s.
.IILjJ.
i S .M'01!I, N. V
April 23, IHIK,
EVERY 01 II.nlN
-Or
unum counu
SriJSCIJJE TO
"THE"
published isi litis
great county.
Every person
laf io keen
iaiforESBed about
bis county's af
fairs by reading
county pa-
per.
RECi
HI
has aSvavs done
its hvst to pro-
mote i in
perity of a
peopEo, mid to
advasiee espec
ially the iUer
esls of Chat
ham. life
COUD
was
established
hi
Etspres-
et
asul
ps"opiietor9
i?s S;sceess-
foeest
naiir--In
' VI J.
eosiu-
pis
Uhe past,
as
the
will
is's
the Sat'
est sieu s mul be
a faH'siiv
pa pei of
news
which its readers shall
I not he ashasned
stop mmm m
tms A'f
TTYD Tlk THP
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