Chatham Record
TBI KSDAI. AlGl'ST 13, 1SH5.
XOCiLL RECORDS.
KOHKUILB riTTSUOKO' It. IC.
Thn pMrnnger irftln on the rii'Mmm' rnllroicl
leave 1'lllnboro' dally, pxcopl Stniiliij h, at V.M ft.
hi. iid 30p. m.,iiid itIhh nl liun'mm ni 11.45
it, m. mid &.'J p. to., niHkliiR i-li .-.nini'i'ili'ii nl
Moncure wllb ibe train Uml ti-uviw Hatc'tili hi i.tu
J. ro
Tbo oltl "iJui'Uo" Hloro, onrii.ti
of court hoiiHO Hipiiiro, is fur eule
Cukap. Apply at liKooitn oll'mo.
Wo regret lo loam (lull Mr.
Inliuin S- Upuliuiv.li, ot William
townahip, hits boou slrickou Willi
paralysis.
There will be eiioiiLli corn raised
iu Chatliao- this year to ruu it blooU
ale elill on nearly every Bpring
branch.
We invite till old soldiers lo
write for tbo Hecoiid imy iiieiileuta
tnd anecdotes of ibe war that tuny
be of interest.
It mutters not what bii politics
may bo every cilizuti of Clinlliitnt,
and rapecially every cx-CuiifudtM'ute,
uuglil lo a u but-r tbo lor tlio IIkoohii.
very ex Contoderato in Clint
ham ought lo subauribo at oneo lor
tbo Rtconu und road its "War Rem
itiiauencea", wbieli will bo publiHlied
in every isnuo. Only 50 cents until
Christmas.
A corn curiosity bas boon
brought to tbo IIkcoIid'h iiuihoimii by
Mr. Jtoas I. llill. It consists ol six
ears ot corn joined loollior, no
larjo our wilb live sniiillor ones Bin -round
iuir it.
Mr. Jones M. Watson, who cur-,
ries tbo mail between hero mid
Chapel llill, bus travelled about us
many miles us any other mail-currier
in the Stale. Ho bus been cur
rying ibo mail ever since July 1st,
1SS0, und sinco Ibut lime bus truvol
led over 150,000 miles.
Tbo ludies of the Presbyterian
church at this place will given lawn
parly at the residence ol Air. J. J.
Jackson, this evening front (i to i
o'clock, for the benefit of their
church. Tbe public in vited, und re
freshments will bo served at inciter
nle trices.
On last Monday a llash of lifbt
liiufi struck and burned up tbo barn
of Mrs. Baxter Johnson, of New
Hope township. Ou tbo same day
auolber flush struck and knocked
dowu Mr. Muuly Durham, of Bald
win township, but did not seriously
hurt biui. Tbe same flash, however,
killed livo of bis hog.
John Hopkins, who was curried
' to Kaloigli on the charge ol selling a
Witness ticket which hud ulruudy
been paid, bad a preliminary hear
ing beloro a magistrate and was put
in jail for trial at tho next term ot
Wuko superior court, lie swore
that ho hud never been iu the peni
tentiary 1
They aro now receiving (ho
largest stock of chocs at V. L. Lou
don & iSon's ever brought to this
county. These goods were contract
ed for last May, beloro shoes ad
vaneed and will bo sold to their
customers much cheaper than shoes
bought lately. It will pay you to
got your wiuter supply ul once.
A low ot those cheap hats for
ladies elill on band tit W. L. London
& Son's. Just to think you can buy
a $1 but for 50 els, tt S3 bat lor 1,
a man's straw hut lor 25 els , worth
75 cents. A suit ol ready made
clothing, all wool just for $7 00,
worth 810.09. A nice lawn dress tor
60 conts, a lady's waist lot 40 cents,
worth 75 cents.
Accidentally Poisonku.-Wo much
regret to hear ot tho death ot Miss
Ella Scott, a sister of C. H. Seotl
Esq , the esteemed chairman ot our
board of count commissioners. On
Thursday ot lust week she had at
tended preaching, and on returning
home and not tooling very well who
thought that sho would lake a dose
ot medicine, hut by some terrible
mistake she took a dose id poison
and died in a short time iu great
agon. Tho unfortunate mistake
was not discovered in time for the
effects ot the poison to be counter
acted. Her sad und Btidden deuth
has thrown a gloom over thut entire
neighborhood, where she was so
much beloved.
PirtHONAL Items. Mr. and Mrs.
Il'inry M. Drnne, id Savannah, are
here on a visit to Mr. John A.
Womack.
Mrs. Mary L. Powell, of Kalcigh,
is here on a visit.
Miss Lily Moore has roturncd from
visit to Cartboge.
Mrs. C. A. Boon, of Elon College,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. M.
Holt.
Mis. Edward Workman and chil
dren, of Savannah, are expected here
today ou a visit.
Mr. J. Georg6 llanner, of this
oounty, bus been appointed chief
deputy by U. S. Marshal Carroll.
Mrs. J. U. Currie and children, ol
Fayotteville, aro expected tomorrow
on a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Jackson.
We regret to learn that JJev. W.
F. Tboiu, the beloved pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Gulf, bus
received and will probably accept a
call to two churches iu Caburrus
county.
Mr. Charles O. Freer, of'Deluwnro
county, New York, who bought the
farm ot Mr. James I Morris, a lew
weeks ago, arrived here with bis
family on last Saturday. We hope
they will bo pleased with their new
bwme iu the "sunny South".
Photractkd M kktinos. This is
the annual seasou for protniclcd
meetings and a general religious a
wakening. Those meetings are now
iu full blast and are being held all
lover the county, in nearly every
neighborhood, aiid no doubt many
souls are made happy and much good
accomplished. These meetings, wo
aro pleased to learn, are being well
attended and iuue.li interest is man
, ifosled. And any stranger attend
ing one of tbem would not think
that, the times are as hard us is gen
(rally reported, for bo will see every
I body nicely dressed and looking
happy, aud an abundance of good
things lo eat. Indeed at every one
of these meetings there is a regular
: feast and each good housewife tries
to outdo her neighbor in t he quality
'and quantity of her 'goodies", which
sbo oilers with prolusn hospitality.
New Hi'ii.niNua. During lasl year
more new dwellings were built iu
our ancient 'Jiorougli Ihan during
any previous year ol its existence,
and now more new stores are being
built than during any previous year.
As heretofore stated, W. i. Loudon
t Son are building a large brick
store, und now in addition lo thai
two other brick buildings aro being
erected. One of ihein is being built
between the Kkcoko otlico and the
old Uamsey hotel as u barber shop
ami store lor John L. Council, ami
the other is being built adjoining the
now store of W. L. London t Sou.
It will ben brick two-story building
21 by 58 feet, the first lloor ol which
will be rented as a store and the
second will be the Kki'okh's olliccs,
which will probably bo tho nicest
aud most comlorlublo olliccs occu
pied by any country Weekly in the
State. Tbe old llwoiil) building will
be torn down und its site lett vacant.
This is one ol the oldest buildings in
our town, and used to bo u part ol
tho old hotel aud was occupied
court weeks by tho lawyers Irom
other counties, who in years gone
by attended our courts in great
numbers. II its old walls could
speak they would recall many an
incident und anecdote connected
with JJudgcr, Manly, Haywood,
Miller und tho other great lawyers
who occupied this budding over
liny years ago.
yit tin' itiv iuu.
Letter Form Vonngsvilli'.
Yol NH.iVlLLK, N. C, August 5, '!.",
KniTolt IkKciFKn: From the hum
of the saw and the hammer and the
click o the trowel one would think
this town was on a boom.
A lariro tobacco warehouse is go
ing up by t; stock company ol about
13 stockholders, 10 democrats and
three third cousins. This is about the
percentage ol third con-dus in this
county, but Vance county has more,
but a prominent third couiu (old
nio a short time ago that bo was
coming buck homo. 1 heard no rea
son assigned, only said he could not
stand 17 colored magistrates in his
county. It does make tho govern--ment
ol' that county look .1 little
dark, but never mind about those
relations, they will all come back
But alas 1 1 had liked to have lost
my subject, on the boom ol our town.
We have a tobacco line factory
running here doing a good work.
A High School will open hero on
the first Monday iu September with
u lull corps of teachers, with prob
ttbly a student body of one hundred.
We have three dwellings going up
and the foundation is being laid for
a plug lactory. We have here three
churches in the place, 11 stores,
drugstores, throe M. D's., a good
board ot commissioners, strong po
lice, and It! babies, ten democrats,
-I republicans, 2 third cousins. Crops
aro good here, cotton, tobacco and
corn. Wheal was an average crop,
plenty ol fruit. Well, the protracted
meeting season has come again.
Kev. J. 1). Wicker and Dr. Stale
are carrying on a meeting this week
ul Oak Level church iu this com
munity. We predict a good meets
ing lor them.
Dr. Staley will start to tbe Holy
Land the "Mill of August, any one
wishing to read bis notes- by the
way would do well lo subscribe for
the Christian S'ti lor three months
50 cents.
The health of the place is fine.
I am somewhat ol a stranger loyeu
but il you will admit this in your
most worthy coin inns I will give you
another note, bul il il should find its
way lo the waste basket you must
excuse a poor woman.
Mits. M.u ni A 1!i:ves.
For tli HtoJKli.
litickliui no S. S. ('oiitVrmcu.
Tho iUickhorun Circuit Sunday
School Conference was held at Duck
borne church August, Urd, and 4th,
l.S'.tf), ltev I. W. A ven I, President of
the Conference, was present and
presided. Tho attendance of dolo
gates and visitors wits very large, un
usually so ou Saturday, all of whom
were most delightfully entertained
with good speeches, cxecllci.t singing
and tasty viauds for the use ot (he
body. After hearing reports from
tbe different Sunday schools speech
es were made on "I lie best method
of conducting Sunday schools" by
Jlev. J. J. Hurt, nud on "the qtiuliti
cations essential to tbe best t-access
ofaS. S. Superintendent" by ltev.
15. IV Holder. Also on "the best sys
tem of instruction in the Sunday
schools" by W. I) Matthews, L. N
Maun, ltev. I. W. Avent. T. P. Itag
laud aud llev. 1! P.. Holder. Wo bad
singing between I ho speeches by two
singing classes. The Lbent zer class
led by Air. M. K. Maun, aud Puck
borne class by Mr. Thus. W. Church
bill, all ol which was ve.-y beautiful
and charming, and delighted every body
present. All wuuttd to bcur
moie of tbe saute.
Au important pHrt of tbe program
ine was on Sunday morning, each
Sunday school was allowed from
to !!0 minutes, during which li'tic,
p i-cLcb W' , wi-re umdc by u picst us
talives ol each school present, inter
spersod with singing, after which
Prof. J. II. Sledd, of Jonesboro High
School, being introduced, addressed
the Conference and held tbo undivi
ed uttoutii)!) of tbo largo audience
for nearly an hour, who almost for
got tiny wanted to hear more sing
ing. It could not bavo failed to in
terest every one who beard it. Tho
following were elected officers of tho
Conference: Hev. 1. W. Avont, Pro
sidonf, J. D. Champion, Vice Presi
dent, W. A. A vent, Secretary ami W.
J. Sentei, Treasurer. The next Sun
day school conference for lJnekhorne
circuit is lo be held at Kbeii y.er.
W. A. A vent, Sec'y.
For Urn liKi .uiu.
IE icli in oiitl Il)iiiibliiiis.
liH HMo.Ni, N. C, August PI, 1S!1.".
Our farmers are now beginning
to put on long faces as it looks like
we are now just entering into a long
drought, us all growing crops are
now needing ruin and soon will dam
age bad.
What a glorious time the people
aro now having eating red bam,
m ut ion, fried chicken, roasting ears,
tomatoes, Au , and going lo the pro
tracted meetings.
As we have not seen a piece of
western bacon iu town in two years,
and Irom the large shipment our
merchants arc making ot the Chats
hum bacon, il don't scent like times
aro really as hard as some of the
grumblers have them.
While wo have been blessed with
so much rain, ildoes seem so st range
that some people will lake the ad
vantage by mixing some of the wat
er in cider und selling il to their
neighbors! We saw a man pass
through town a lew days ago with a
jug of it on bis shoulder und mi
umbrella stretched over him. Jleing
asked why he curried Ibo umbrella,
ho said it was to keep the c;der from
souring. Uuess il bad been water
ed loo.
J. E. Spenco and County Lectur
er llorndoii will address tho people
at this place Tuesday, August -illi,
ou the principles ol the Alliance, a
largo crowd expected.
Our uios'. prominent business men
in town should subscribe to t ho Kkc
oihi und not, bo dependent upon get
ting the county news by borrowing
their neighbor's paper beloro being
taken out ol the ollice.
LoNti Shanks.
Slate News.
Ilockinghani Uneket: II the Chat
hum llF.coiln don't look to its laurels
the Wadesboro Messenger w ill take
tho pennant. Ju its lasl issue il
says that "M r. and Mrs. L. L Lit
tle came in lasl night Irom Cleve
land Springs and tho mountains.
.Mr. Little is exhibiting a curiosity
in the way ol uu i x shoe, which he
ran across in the mountains. Ho
says they shoo all Ibeir oxen up
there."
Morgan ton norald: The Herald
has iu its employ u negro pressman
named l'hillmoro Carolina Castilla
Sophie Alexander Virginia Jofl'er
son Sherman lliggius Falling Duck
In Tho Second Choir Heading The
Damper On High According To Our
Neuralgia And Coo I Subiiity Also
In The Latest S:y lo Can't You See
The Point Isiah. This name is bona
lido and is no joke. Who can beat
it for a name? Aud yet so many
people will say, there's nothing iu a
name.
Charlotte Observer: Mr. J. C.
McLean had a peculiar accident to
happen to him yesterday morning.
Ho was drinking water oiitol a dip
per when some one came up to him
and playfully struck the dipper,
meaning only to throw the water iu
his lace. A worse calamity belell
him, however. The dipper struck
against his teeth, which were false,
breaking the plate which held them
hull in two, and he swallowed the
hall which was nearest his throat.
Tho plate got nearly to the stomach
but was rescued by Dr. Graham.
Weekly Weal lice Crop Bulletin
( ntrtil OJi,r, ludcijh, X. ('.
The reports of correspondents of
tho Weekly Woather Crop Bulletin,
is-iiied by the Noith Carolina Stale
Weather Service, for tho week end
i ig Saturday, August lOih, 1S'.)3, in
dicate a very warm, sunny week,
with local showers. Tiie temperature
rose steadily during the week, with
maximum feinperature-i on Situr.lav
above t'l degrees, and a mean about
S degrees above the normal. A good
many very beneficial local rains oc
currcd which greatiy benefited crops,
but many sections in th' northern
part of the Kislcrn, and in the Con-,
Iral and Western Districts are sufl'i-r
ing from drought, which is chief!
affecting gardens and corn. How
ever, at many places whore the
drought was most severe last week
fine showers have fallen this week.
With a good season next a splendid
crop of corn will be assured. Tol.ae
co cures are very good. Farmers are
sowiug turnips and beginning fod
dor pulling south.
There are now 'S.i-i negroes in the
government quarantine camp iit-ar
Laglo lass, lexus, more relugics
from the tlmndonod Mexican colony
are looked for. There are l'JO pa
tients iu the small-pox hospital and
the deaths average live per day. New
cases are on the increase.
A Novel Means of Suicide.
Mohtuomeuv, Ala, August 12 A
special to tho Advertiser from Cull
man, Ala , says: Mrs. Carrie Honh
committed suicide bete yesterday af
ternoon in a novel manner. Site
steeped a box of matches in hot wat
er and then drank the water. Two
years ago she lost a favorite son by
death and her mind had become af
fected from grief.
In Philadelphia Sunday an the
hottest August day iu tilcveu jsirs
Klofotis Kalians !
PrrrsBi ao, Pa., Aug. 12.-A body !
of 100 armed Italians, carrying a red j
llag at their heads, marched lolhel
centre of Shady street mid Forbes'
tbe purpose of driving elf laborers
employed by Loot . .V Hiun in grad-;
nig the streets. I tin liulians were
ing
iu the employ of Ibe firm and made a
concerted demand for uu increase in
wages from 81 23 lo l f0 per day
and were refused. Their places were
Idled and on Sunday the sinkers al-
tucked the men who bud taken their j
j places. Tho police intcl feted and
quiet was restored,
i Hostilities were unexpectedly re
newed this morning, however, und
; the laborers stood their ground uu
j til Ihe Italians began tiring and then
they Ibid. A police uku ui was sei.t
iu aud a force id' reserves were hur
ried to tho place in patrol wagons.
.The Italians tied when I hev saw the
'"i
captured
They will be held for trial ,
ou charges of noting. t cs, ami
I hey ought to be severely punished.
While Americans gladly welcome tbo
oppressed of all liatii nj, and boast ol'
this country being Ihe asylum for all
who love liberty, yet when foreigners
j come here they must obey our laws,
j And above all things, when too luy
j lo work they should not bo allowed
to prevent other persons from work
mg. JM. I.K.roiih.J
IligliYYii) men Lxlci iiiinuted.
Ti i'sdn, Am , Aug. 12. The Star's
; advices from I'ronteras, Sonara,
Mexico, says: Six weeks ago Col
; one! John Weirs, a messenger, was
, killed and li,li(H) laken by highway
j men iu Sonora. sou'h ol ISisbce. Tho
j Mexican authorities have pursued
I the bandits with unrelenting vigor.
Seventeen of the number who were
i in some way concerned iu the, affair
j have been convicted ami shot. O.io
ot tho accused was an Imliau. rorty
oihers belonged to or s uiputi i.o 1
with Ibe rohhcis have been pressed
into the Mexican army. Ncaiiy all
who were taken were from Frouter
us. All of the robbers who had iu
fcsled that region have bueu shot or
are under arrest.
(Jeoi'gia's New Col Ion.
S:v.nsaii, (hi., Aug. 12 The first
buleof new cotton received today from
Dawson. (It, weighing -ISO pounds,
classed as good middling, good col
or and staple very good, was sold at
auction ut 7 ce'ils per pound. Tho
second bale of new cotton, which was
received today from Ameiicus, ia.,
weighing Jti!1. pounds, classed fully
middling, good color and staple
very good, was sold ut miction nl
7.o 1 cents, per pound.
There is a twelve year old child
at the Insane Asylum al Ualcigh,
who is deaf, dumb and blind and an
idiot.
Ju lge nowcll H. Jackson, of the
U. S. Supremo Court, died at his
resilience near Nashville, Tennessee,
on last Thursday.
Several English Missionaries have
recently been murdered in China.
They wore chiefly women and chil
dren. No American was killed.
Charley, the IS months' old son
of J. A. Yiekcrs. near Durham,
drank some concentrated lye out ol
a can, where llic)- were engaged in
washing and died that day.
Mrs. Muggio Quldiug, who lives
near (Serniunlon, Stokes county,
committed suicide Saturday even
ing, while her husband und chil
dren were iu town, by saturating a
handkerchief with chloroform and
inhaling il.
A Household Treasure.
P. W. Fuller, of Caiiajoliurio, N.
Y, says that he always keeps lr.
Kings's New Discovery iu the house
and his family has always found the
very best results follow its use; that
he would not. bo without it, if pro
curable. (1 A. Dykemnii Druggist,
Catskill, N. Y., say's that Dr. King's
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Cough remedy, that he lias used
it 111 bis family e.gut veurs, audit lias ;
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UCVer failed to (fo all that Is Cialiued
f.ie i' Wl.e ,w,l 1 1.. ,. in.iwoltt . '
long tried iinil tested. Trial bottle
free ut (1 It IMktngtotfs D.'.ig S:ore.
li 'gular siz i Ti.Kv au-.i 51.00.
A l. S. Int-prclor iu Alaska bus
just made a l.iK'Oiuiie trip with nolli- :
ing but a canoe and dogsslod. lie
d d it iu a lit tie over six tiiontli-i. ,
Jlr. L R J'vans, agent at Wil
mington for tho Armour packing
company, was drowned at Ocean
View Sttmdiy iif'.ornoou while bain
i.ig in tbe surf.
When moviiie into our present
home I f Hind a boitleol Chamber
lain's 1'aiu lo'.ltii left by a former ten
ant. On the lahel I found the stale :
ment thai it w -is good for cms and
burns. I enn testify to the truth of
this. Nothing in all my experience ,
lias found its equal for treating bhs
teis or burns. F. K. Durctt, man
ager Lo S'lenr Sentinel, Irt Sueur, i
Minn. Tain IVilm is also a sure cure
', for l lieumatisiti. For sale by ISyiiuin
, lle.H.iii. Druggists
Kennelb Iti.etnore bad the good
fortune to receive a small bottle of
Cbambei Iain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy when I iu e memlu i s
of bis family weie sick vvilb dysen
tery. This one small bolile cuied
them ail und he bad some left which
be gave to (ieo. W lial;er, a prom
inent lueichaiit rf Ibe place, Lewis
ton, N. C , und it cured him of the
same complaint. When troubled .tb
dyst ntcry. liinnboea. colic or elmleia
inollui-i, give this ii nudv a trill mid
you will be laore than pleased witb
the i e-ult, I'ne prais't Hi tt natur
ally follows its int i ihliicl urn aud use
has made il vei v popular. '2t nid 5"
ci li! b.illh'S I 'i sale by I'.vt'iiiii
Ih-.sdi-n. D:ii;::.i-s!r.
Ol the 'JIU newspapers iu this
Siaio nino are I'opulist und seven
l"'puulieuii.
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uinoiit. !. (;, hv the caving in ol an
use of which
Itiicklcn's Arnica Salve.
Tub I! est S.m.vk in the world for
Cuts, Praises, Soies, Ulcers. Suit
lihelim, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, find all
I Skin Krtiiiplions, mul positively cures
Piles, or no puv required. It is guar
unleed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price '-'5 cents per
box. For sale by (1. li Pu.hiNoroN.
New York World.
TlirletM-week Kditlon.
Tin: Twii i;-a-vki:k edition of the
New York World lias l -rii c(inve' l
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gives 1 .'", pup -is a year for One
Ibillarard ever paper has ('. pages
eight columns wide or IS column
in all. Tiie tiiuh i:-a- kkk 'u:i.i
is no! only much larger tbiiu any
weekly or semi-weekly newspaper,
but it, furnishes the new s with much
great u- I'rcqiie icy : and promp' ncss.
In fact it combines all tin: crisp,
fresh qualities nf a daily w ith the
attractive v e.-ial lcaturits of a
weekly.
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Sept. Is'.i.iiit l'J M , ii nai l nl lan.l In Ileal- Creek
..v.-uMili n.lj.'lnlnu- Hie lati'ls ..f W. ('. Illlll u-l,
(ifiil'no ShleM., iin-l iitliers I'eiitatiitlic ,ie aeros.
j. J. jr.NkiNS, sia-iirr,
Auk I, Ifi.i:..
NOTICE!
At li ineoilnu' "f Hie FariiHTH Miioi-il I- Ire la
Mill -i li.-e Acn.iei.-itl .11" hel l In I'lllslaii .1 Antnist
,1lll lhs.l tln S'.ll.-ll Inn At;eill.s ivil'lel Imvllii;
wrlitnn tip ft;i;.'.'l."i ."11, mil 1 Soil !i'p!leaten f"t
iJ."i.iiil hint lii-eii ma.le up to -.ill .1 He. Neilce l.i
hi-ieiiy glvi'ii te all aeuts, suiii'i-vlsors unl ether
unl-'et-rt tine, a NU'eUtl;; nf Uu AbMiielllllell Will he
lieM ill Uu i- 'Ul-t Ii'miskIii l'lilnlim-ii lit 10 ti'i-liN-k
li III , eli Hie ith il ay nl Sept. 1S03 ill whlili t lillfl
iill'l J.lrti-e lln-y are re.i.-slo. hi lio lie prcsiMll 1'nf
the !rai..-;i'il iiur t:iittuilt hlinliii-bs.
W. CO'.U.K, Aileill.
D N'D S ALK-P.Y VltlTl'F. OF
h in ,,.- ortrust i-Ye.-ut.vl I- me l y iMi-ac II.
ci.-i.-:miii.1 reuiven- l In Itn .k " 11. I'." "ii ihmi-s
HIS l.i 4l: 111 III" elfl "f III" renter nf ili.lsn
rii.itluim manly, I will sell ut. imlille nii'Mlmi fur
i-li. at Hie eniiri hmise i nr el snhl county, en
SMCilll'AY, till" Utll ilny of Seli'ivnli'T, IS'.li, tll'i
reftl estate ilOM-t'lhe-l In snhl ilooil as I'.iIIowh: Imi
liitilui' hi a Htake, li.ier's ei.riier Cruti-lillehl'u
Hue aet I'lltllllliV N. K.-,,h;:'-ee- I). HI poles IT'
hit; Vliril.ll'H.-..-k to sit. 11, oil'llO!' lit Hie tlewer,
ile'ii, . wllh Hie .lower lino N. ('.7 ili'rwa K. It
l ll'M, lliell.-e N. lll!-ei-s I' :ll' poh'H h II tilend
.-nierof lie-.lower, lll.-ll.-l'S Willi till) .lower lli
polen ta a suiki- I'oruer i.r.l-.iver, llioil.'e K. 11 p..ji
l-.a -t-i!.e In lite low-e llae llun-.ti's enrner, th-'iiea
S. n-lili his llne ril pole-, to a re I oak Iu Alston's
rue, iIumu' N. ft'. , l-vi-.'" W. KM .ol,n n tt Ii
AHton'.- Uu'-, to a re I o-ik .loners e.-ruer In
ANI .u'k llns. He 'll -. S. wi ll .1 . ne-i lillii .S-i p ,.vi
hoi lll.-k iry In li.'rs line, lli.-n.-e I'., with sai l
linn I '1 p h's to a il-.w m 1 h:w .Mrner tf Tin -rly 11
fi'il uakl, Ih.'ll.K N. wi ll Ills inli"i- line IS! polei
III the Hist slllll'.ll ll'KIVpt III" pol'ttotllif Iho il.l
mill Mte i-onveyri lu 11 K- liorso I an.l .lo-.l:ua
J0I111-.111) e itita iiliu;ai..rU'2Tilu re-1, lmiilt I near
Slllt II, 'po. In mil. I eii.iiluiin e iin.t.-, au 1 011 wlil.-li
Slelili.'ll lleuley 11 .W luul lei.
J..US Mansinu,
11. A. I.i'Ni .' iN, Atlotaey. Trustee.
Alii,". 1.1 ISM
A DM 1 XISTIJ AT 'K
s xoncii.
llavln:
Iil.-illlle I '1-4 a liti'nl
of ,i. n.
Hi i.'le
il.. 1. 1-0 1. I h le' y 11 11 y nil porj -es
lillie. -ii.- il-.s' k-iI-I .1 l el to exHil'lt
On. !auiH 1. mill nor ltffi.ru ihci vii aav of .v iiciiiit,
ls-.'.v W N. Straiili.iu.
Ait; I."., iv.i-..
M
OlM'C Ati
F. SAl.lv-F.Y VI li
iu ...f p.
wi-r i'..iit ilne.l In a i- 'rialn m rt
llll I to ll" lin l.-.Ulie.l t.j tv. A.
w.ly.i .1 .1 , I r.'oii'r .l In the irevN'tT f
1 I u tiall.a n i-oiiiiiv pae-. ...i. ami .'OT, I w III
n. 11. lay en- ami Cay se 1. 1 p- Iv .i, at tho
ll't li"li-i' il or In ll I. town of I', ulioro. sell n'
pniiii.-u i--i. r..r ia-h n i-ei-iaiu met ..i- pueei
ol lan.l 111 Cl.ailcim my on Cnlar ire. k. lei-
j .inin .- Uu- Iiil.Im i t ll K. I'..w.!y. n. ioru
an.l "iii.-i f, i'.'n'aii-.iti-' UI...U-liW a-.-ros anl kno a
i as t he
l,.-,v ly place
W. I'. DOWDY, Sliirlg'ltJi"J.
A us. ',1M",
Poor
Health
means so much more than
jvou imaetne serious and 1
fatal diseases result from!
rtritlinjT ailments neglected.
F Dnn't nl.nv with N.iture's
g .j ..
r nri-fntrct- orift-rirtnltri
If you nr feeling
out of sort-, weak
and KcncraUy en
hnusted, iiervnutt,
have no appt'tile
and can't work,
begin at oncctak-
: Brown's
ijlron
: Bitters
ble streiiKtheninsr
Hrown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure- benefit
comes from the J
nvn'i ttitim fr M
pleavatit to take
It Cures
4 Dytpepila, Kidney and l iver J
rNsuraigia, irouoics,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous ailments A
Women's complaints.
flit otilv I lit ftcnuine it hascrosscil rcA
l.tiil.' ( In rert-itit of Iwn n- ctnnit4 w V
W u.lt r.l c.. Ten R.-utltul Wurld'a
Kir Vkm anil bouk lu-t.
F BROWN CHEMICAL CO. PALTtMORE, M0
I Tried Friends Best
For thirty years Tutt's Tills havd
proven i blessing to the invalid.-
Arc truly the sick man s friemL
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach, malaria,constipa
tion and all kindred diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
PiTTSBORO AGADEUT.
For Girls and Boys.
4. I. Slalwy, Principal.
Mi;; F&nnic Thompson. Assistant
'tin- fjill ;..-:....n will liegln MUNIIAV, AiiKiMt
.Mil, K.I.
'I'llerollt'll lllMllll.'lloll I.. Kltflll III, iM lliei'..l.!l..fl
s. l I lii' iii. lie., Iii n.. nil. ni le whl.ii wn lime n
lilfli H. .. ami el iwi-l.'nl .le.nillneiil, 'lirm
y. .iiiii im-ii tiinl yoiitti l.i.lles Hre iroittriil V
r.il..-e ol tlie I'ni. ll 'lll ,-ilTlll'H of life,
'1'lie ii'lvuiiiiit:.. ..1 .1 h ml eoiir.-i' In Iheory in.l
.'.l.'l.'i' ..I le.li-liln will lie iflveii 1'iiiiiy ivli.i mmij
anil. i. Hi' le.i.iiltii;.
Tuition i -i- iii'.inli of four weeks:
rilin.nj i:nnii-ii iii-.-in.'liei.. i m
1 i n,.-, N. lie l:n-li-l. I'.i im,-Ii. :.. fiOll
A-Iv .ii, r, riii-ll Ii III in. I M ini
lii.i.l. n'nl I .-.' r '..'.li'ii. l
'I nil Ion iiin , i I... ' i. I .io in. Hv ut ilixMolar
e.-l.-li lil'.ll'll; .ili'l li" .le.lil.-lloll llill le ibhiI fur
llt.:-ei , ,-veil In i-.ise-- of .r. ,1 r;ii-li-. ril:i"M.
Wiillen e.i.iM III I'.'M'lll to Uu' i.iiii.ii It
Hie .'ii I ..f e;i. li m'--..i.
Illly I, IMIj.
.Sin ei's..r tn I. W. lmrliiiini,
Raleigh, N. C,
l'rojiritMurs of
Wc itro irimri'il fo f iiiiumIi the lirst.
MARBLE AND GRANITE
in any st K or sl in o and ill
lowt'sl. in itr.s.
Call or write for ilositrns und
pi ii-os on any kind ol"
il
Mention thut you huw tliiH
"ml.'' iu Ibo lii'i'oiiK, when wiilrtie;
us.
l'nnintl altiMition iven lo
all orders.
UOOTICU IMIOTIIKIIS,
lvAl.Klllll, N. 0.
Murcli 7, lK'.t.r).
HI
OTJO-T TO
13 sum:;
YOUR PROPERTY
IN THE
THE CHEAPEST
(.((Oil SCHOOL l . TI1K SOt Til .
Illilll lflST lNSTlll rr and nrstNKss coi.
l.KAil., MALI: AND h'KMAI.U.
Fall term Ik j-Iiis Aii(!iint l:ltli, IK'.i.",, Fnallli,
l.nlln, (Ireetl. Ilerinilii, .M.-lMietiiull.-.s. I'en tn.-in-lil.
lliieli K.'u.tng, MuhIi-, IVIi'graiiliy, "Mmrl
lliii.l,
ll'..ir.l In i-ollofe bullillnir, ier menlli. Ta
llinn from 11 1. f ( per in- nth.
y I'rof. N. K. Ooi, hue nf tho Thoiniwon
ni'luHil, wier rlty. S. c, win havo rlmriio nl Uu-
iitiiiiien!4 iietirimeiii.
ii.n.iI l.rleli i.iiI.iii;d, iri'tty greutnla anj anli
llniin I'.hIi I'.irk.
lor lui'llier liiforniiillin aO.lrow
J. 3,1. liAl 111 HI.V, Suiuniulcniloiit.
THE LIGHT RUNNING
n
SIMPLE
ACHiME
THAT GIVES . . J1
m
In fy
i - - - - - i
SEWIHGlvtAGHINEUO
OR MCE MASS.
30 UNION Sa.WY CIHCAGO LI
ST. LOUIS tWO. ATLANTA G.
--1 fo n s tc dy r-
I
LAND SALK BY TIRTUK Or
unorilW'it the 0irIor wort of CKmhair
nniy fetnlwed Id lh me"f I, A. Wmniiiik, uJv
inlulHtritorHlM Mnn, M. 3. tBInftd M M.. T
will mtnlri, on tl t dnr ol WjAomlior, JW6. hi
iti cffurt-Imip rtoor In rltirTboru. . of"'
MilHlo tho MghtMit HMrter. B follnWIsl ItniO".
mmir-i.-tof lu -idjnlnlii ihp Inftflii of Bi.twrt
K HUirillTun, liuuin mrrnriwin
llirt wiiw Ot Nw Ihtpm erwK, tUflff(( l"'ul
put Km, mm wii'i win ..,. "" "- " ,
one hKllcMH, rcmnftfdf vt ii paid In nil fnniitli
i. a. miaiftWuii"wvHi.
Vfoimii-li Hays, ttortny.
Attgnat I, IW.
THEFARMEnS'tfUTIlAL
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
'I'liU U it hnniA lrfsifrnrjco tot the
nrotci'lion f t"i properly (only
nfiuiHft ivmn by t5re wind, or light
A (liflrtflr o'btaitrttl llifoa
i in. IuhI tidffinliiluro bv which fcacl
Cmitily can lo or,'aiiiiGd into a dis
linct "Hrancb, tv.ul bucL UraDoh is
only liitlik' fot Ichkos bus tainod vrithlL
audi l'runi'li.
Ijossea are puid by a prr r-il.r
nHHi'SStrwrit of pit tbe memberH of uy
Drancli. ,
A nulif enri fifi ftPtdrod for CO
ciMits on ?10H wiirlh of propt-rty in
hiii'ihI iiiiil in frond" for u norioil of
lliirly jours willuuit ndililiotml coe(,
t xt ia Far aetri lowsfH m your awu
Coutity. .
TIi'ih plan of iiiHiirarico baa been
cporatdl for twenty yours in tlifl
Wi.nl.'iii Sfafes at it crtftt of only f 1.60
lo -2.(11) on tlu f? 1.0(10 insurauco.
fjiiciil Ae-oiitH aro wanted in tbe
Coinrly of Clrni Imir.'.
tor lurtuer inioriCiniioTr. nttareaa
ii V. VOBLPj,
I'f.riH.wr Oakjjev, N. C.
or riTTrtlliillo, N. (J.
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- OF-
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Ol'CIITTO
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