B
tCOfd
TKISbDU. AI'GIST 4, 1MW.
More soldiers are living of di.s
'6:ise than from Spanish ImiK-ls.
Miss Aduoy will rc-opcu her
ramie school Monday, August Hih.
Car loail of fit 1,1100 long loaf
heart pine rived shingles for .sale,
by B. None Jr.
Now and lar?e stork pants
just received at Uynuni and lead
en "a. They can lit anyone.
Toll your neighbors to ro to
Fearrinirton's mill on the 121 h to
hear ex-tfov. Jarvi-i ami others
ex-Uov. Jarvii ami others;. " "'" ', ' '
,k. iw" eorpoi-.-.tionsandthe ilal-
Urli V Western l!,il,ay, the lat-
The next session of the Pitts- ter company having obtained
. Academy will be-in next re draiuin- order .-..dnst an al-
speak,
boro
Mouday arid u lar,e;e attendance is
expected.
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so-called "re-
1 t) " , i . .,
lorin piipei pu.-io-Ji Mr. l.a.l- FjI,T (U, .),-Mi,i!:4.At the last have called themselves "ivform
ey s letter to Uussell. Are they meetin-of the count v commission- ers"-to the letter of Mr. ,F. W.
afraid to let their readers see it?
. V i i
-Groat reductions in colored
Biurts ni iyuum .v iicinirns.
ntruw ami crash hats at less than
cost.
-
Every piece of summer u'oods
in Bviiiim A" Headen's store isnow
beiupr Sold at Mlashimr reductions.
lou never saw wich barLr.nns.
-Mr. B. Nooe's son David B.
Htuek a nail through Ins toot a f. w a"" 'o ' oruer, v . i,. w n:iams,
'days ago, which caused hii l to If. Hackney, ,1. A. Oldham,
'Buffer very much but is now much' Dark, John Jones, (). !i. ,Io!in
better. l,,'!,,, l:'r,ell Sr., J. A. Chipp,
The first Thursday in Aup-ust
used to be our election day, and
many farmers always sowed their,
turnip patch before puiiy to the
election. j
. . - ,
Dr. Ihrie (Dentist) enn be
found daily in his new othce at his
'residence, prepared to do all kind
of dental work, at reasonable prh-ea,
iui terms inisr. ne undersioo i i,e -
fore work is done.
lhe lufiiiit son of Mr. and Mrs.
II. S. Pickett, of I )iirham. died last
U..4..-.1 I 41... 1 1- .-. I .
4fmti4Kl.lii ill lilt- lioiueoi 1 1 ;- ;i i i-
father Mr. J. II. Ward in .Wil-
.l.nnn c.M 1.-, IHlIieu.ll
All. in end c iiir.-li.
------
Prftftchers and in.t;,'ist rates
must allix a ten tint lruio.c
stamp on every certificate of mi:r
riufje, before retuniiii,.' it to the
refrister of dr. ds. So, the war
makes marryiiiLT liiher priced. I
It will now be in order for
'4-prtniii "refoi-iii" n:iti..vs .l1i,-i.
- i"-i
bolders. who have l.ru boastin -
I , . t . t .
bo loudly of fusion reform, to pro-
1 . . t 41 ' 1 . .
ceed Pt once to reform their Mate
Board of Arriculture. w hose dis
graceful acts are 1 :. posed i u M r.
Bailey's letter.
We would call the nlirlition
.t ..... ... it. . .1 41...4.1 ....
v. iiii.l i.iiif.i . .1.411. ii.. i iiii.i.iii,
, . , , .
must put atm, cent revw ntr.n.p
on 'verv certiheate to ;i I'-aiHerii''.
1 , . ... 1 1 r
of jinlh'iiieiit, and the clerk of 1 e
miperior court cannot d
,1
transcript of judgment unless tl o
certiticate is duly stamped.
' '
We are requested lo announce j omm.:. j H.-rvhes rs i.'it.ird,
that tliere will be a picnic .ml 1 -kD-s. W. If. Moore, of it ickiin,'- j H. W. Bland, for corn,
public speaking at Fearriinrton's hum, is visiting Mrs. A. J. P.y-. t . S. Poe .V Son, for sup
Mills, in Williams township, on; "inn. plies,
Friday of next week, the P2th.j Mrs. II. mi-y Bland is here on n ! W. L. I .oiulon V Son, for
Speeches will be made by ex-(ioy. ; viidl to her brother, Mr. C. C. ' imppjies,
Jarvis and others, f-verybody in
vite.l and a bir time on p. ctrd.
Bejfinuin Thursday liiorniuvr
August 4th, and coi.t inning or
me week only, tl.e entire Mock of
U.iuiburs and Ihuiir-ii.leries at
the Popular Store of W. L. Lon
don V- Son will be so'd ;it a dis
count of '2"y per ce nt. These piods
will U on a table in 11 l.trrot .store
and will tv sold strictly lor i.ih.
Mr. Thomas .1. Coldsl
on, ol
ituii township, died M-ry sudden
ly on the PJlh of July, lie had
been ill his usual health .lii.l ate ii
hearty breakfast, and soon after
wards was stricken with pmdysis
aud died about 1J o'clock ihat
morning, i lo was 7o years old
and was one of Chatham's most
respected citizens.
The ending.' of the st ason has
not decreased the stock iii'eimd-t
at W. L. London ,v Son's s. th.-t
von can't tind all you want there.
Their stork is always ron.ph te
1 ..11 ... 1 1
ttii.i 111-vei iiiioi.r.i i' i.iii mu ,
... ,. , ., ...
NllOtltU'l'S l-llll Tlllil T I'i'l' :l ill t 111 II"
they want at any season of thr
year aud that is why they are al
ways busy.
The Populist convention for
this Coiiyression.il district wiill.e
held at Bilei-rli, on the day of
September, for the pcrpose of
nominating a candidate for Con
presn. Amoiio' the reported car.di
dateH for the iiouiination mv (bir
rett, of Vance:Mitchell,of Frauk
lin: Cade, Wilson and Aver, of
Wnke: and Stiowd and Jenkins, of
Chatham.
,f
We much regret to hear
the death of ex-.d.rriil' i. J. Wil
liams, which occurred mi hist Sun
day at his residence in Williams
township, lie was one of Chat
ham's most popular and promin
ent citizens, und u as !. rilt'of this
county for several years just idler
the war. Chatham now lias only
only one liin' ev-shei ill'--Mr.
Sjience Taylor.
New Oiui'oiiatioxs. In another'
''U11 tho notice of
me nicorporauon 01 me ;ortn
Carolina Coal and Coke Company,
; which we are nitormoil will lease
unl operate the coal mine on the
"Taylor place" (near Gulf) which
has recently been bought ly tlie
Taylor Place Coal Land Associ-
ation. 15o!h of these- companies
' are nev corporal ions and have no
connection wha'u rr with the
owners of the Cumnock mines nor
wiili the llaicih and Wcsleni
J ia ii way. 1 hey are composed of
; diH'erent persons, or stockholders,
iiiid tlieir coal property is entirely
distinct-, the Cumnock mines l,e-
inir i:i Uaiilan.l township on the
s nilh side of Peep river, and the
Taylor place lieiny in lull' town
ship on tlu north side of l)crp
river. In fact there has already
some litigation arisen between tl
h'ed unlawlul interference w ith
its roadbed by some of the pro-
..r m... ." :. .
, '
-
'erstiie followii::,' were drawn as
jurors for the next term
.rior com t of this con
mi of fi,i mii
ii-rior court oi tins countv. which
1Mrj
i-jfins on the h of September
. and continues two weeks:
Fust d'c.-.J. .. Williams, V.
.). llarnnni, P. S. Sih-r, r. K l!ios,
r. U. HaiiinL'ion, 1. 11. llcain, (1.
11. Wiiiiie, T. W. Moses, Isaiah
,Co'e, V. 1). Dunlap, -Joiiu .j. Jlar-
; ltovc, (taston (rooilwin,.). II. "W'il
' li'ims. W. J.Johnson.C. !v. Wicnu,
A. ex. i-.,d.iiiis, ,). ,j . Andrew, u.
Wavland Mooie, U. V,'. ihiiwii, J.
A. P.irham, J. 15. Miliikeii, 1'. C.
Phillips. B. A. Speiice, Phi!. Lea,
L. Dark, Ca.l. ('pchuivh, N. i
lliiiiaid.
r.'.'..-M. N.Dark, V. T.
! Kd wards, J. W. JoiniMou, Isaac B.
'(,,.., 1,1 . J Dar-.-rove, John
i.i:d:irr, T.ivl r WirC r, Thomas
' V. Wicker, (i. (i. Ilrrndoii, W. i. !
. ( enie:its. Welch, Brvint B
! Perry. John A. I uar.l.' 1' C.
Mc.'l.mus, J. H. Kilin.e-to.'i, Fields
S It il.' r V n.-if
.. .-iier, A. r-. lia.ld. rs, U.tint
, . .
IV,sn.w. h,:Ms.-A lare num -
,,.;- ,:; icd.-s (.'.ell I i ClUel! fli
oi,;., ,.i ,,.i .11 ... ..1 ,
i 1 n !--.-'.' 1 - ,1 ii' i . 1 1 11 1 1 , i 1 1 1 ,-11 re. Ill
I the veterans' reunion at Mount
! Vernon Sprin-s today 1 Thursday l.
Mrs. Herbert Norris and son, of
Apex, are hereon a visit to her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M.
, Burns.
Mrs. ie-r.." A. Matton and
, (. l,ji, i,vn ,,f .rt p,.; ..,. vi.s.;t.
.' ... I m .. . :i ip .11
111:: le-i .-sifter, .ijrs. Ji. 1 . l.miDiri.
l r:.. ..-..... i. ... , ., '
1 '4I''-' mine l 1 1 1 is 1 ire lias re-
1 ,,.,,,. 1 t . 1.
I .'Hi. -'. 1. 'Ml 11 ii.iii 10 iii-i HIMierS
j at u.; rh l(ii!it m (,.loi j
I- 1 , . ,r ...e.lllll'l .1.1 .111. Jl. l. Ijllieuei i . . , . ,
Mis-. N,.,e Spence, of U.-.rit 'tho dllinn)lll flf tir. ppliHt t.i. i!"'olUc..rs say it is very ins rue
counry, h.,s been on a slcrt vis. t . (H.u(i u, t,(1.mit,,.,. f,f tjlis ,.,, v! . I've and much needed by he hoys
lu .hiss I imiiy I ,e mips. 111. ' j )nr rille i;in-e is completed and
Miss Mamie Slraujv. of Allan- ('iiiiimisiiiiiici' ,'ilecllntr. !''H day li'ii;' you can he;ir the
ta. is visitin" her sister. Mrs .7 rt.t . . crack of rifles, and .some of the
...I. 1 .m.'fiL i.ti M,,Li'i . ..i iM. .I.
,. ,. .
. W.i'hto,, thne.
1 u';;1;,,,, i-,,i..,r. 1 1
H.,;,:.l:to Ihrie.
; .'... ....ui..-. .iii.i 1,1:11-
: j,v ...... .1 ..... .. ,;Hit,(,
, , , 1 I I ' 1
mipei inn.
Mrs. Henry Dnoie, of Sa v.,iinali,
1 her;, on a i-dtti Mrs. J. A.
U.drii.
Mr. Louis Criiv
v.s. of Chapel
r.l'red. IJvimm.:'
liiii, is visitin .' M
.. 1 aroroii;ru, insoi
C.IMilAM Tr.A.M 'l"To;s. The.1 e.lit fees,
iiiiitch 'hii.e of base ball, played W. C. 1 'earsim, for eon vey
oii last Friday at ihuiii-toii, re- j in' F.iiinie Atwab-r to
suited in a .dorioiis victory for jail,
our Chatham boys by a score of il J.is. A. Hancock, forcolliu
to .'I. ()n!y ei-.-ht inuiiiiu's were! for lilizulieth Pearson,
piaw-d, 1.-1 the Wilmington tea tn : a pauper.
. saw ii was no u-.e then to hope to (i. W. Moore, for exauiiua
, 'chain-.- tl.e result. While ,-d I our t hm of Fannie Alwntcr,
1,..H ,-,. .s,-.i,l 4,, r.it- ol.-ied well.
tl.e chi' f credit lor the victory is t. !?. Cole, for collui for
line to the skill of t heir pitcher , Po!l i! i:re,sbee,
l V. iiii'ir.isi. Tlie Wilmimrlou Mm- t'. F. Tuomas, for sum-tiH-i-r
in its report of the Hine! moninv; a w ituess,
s .id, "i hi- ereat trouble uith our . S. Dixon, insolvent fees
boys was their inability to master John 1'ike, for curing for
tlie curves of the visitor's t wirier." . Fveline Cox,
The followiii;.' are thi' names of (). S. J Mxoii. for conveying
tiie Chatham team: Henry M.' Morris Pitman ,0 jail
London icapt.iiui, Wiiliam ). Wil- . A. (ides, for services as
ii 11. is, A morose Fowler, Fred, iiy- attorney,
mi'ii, A. .I. Moore, Kd. ilkie, V. S. Dixon, for expenses
holiert t'.dw iil'ils, Di.Mil Newllli
and W. H. Taylor. i
't he foilowim.,' is lhe tabulated
.1
score ol tne LTinu
1 iiaTiIam T:n:
Fowler, catch
Williams, pitch
Bynuiu. 1st base
Moo.e, iud base
Wilkie, :ird ba.M'
l.dwiii'd t, short stop
Neull'li, left li.1,1
Taylor, center Held
Loudon, riedit held
WILMlNdTo.N
A II. I! It II.
a :i 2
5 o o
1 0 0
4 11
4 2 o
4 1 -2
"1 1 1
4 0 0
1 2 1
aim mi.
1 1 O
t II o
I o o
:t 2 1
Ii :t 0 o
:t 0 1
: o o
:t o o
: o o
wishes to
try to re-
and 110
Tiivh.r, c.-'teh
Tate, pitch and :ir,l base
Batch, 1st base
Slocomb, i'nd base
Sweeney, :!rd b. anil p.tel
Sellers, short slop
Jones, left tield
Orrell. ceiilei tield
James, ri.'ht li. Id
The Wibnin' t-n team
play another raipe and
deem their lepiilation.
doubt our bo.s will be pleased to
yi'-e tie.iu the oopoi tunity,
Disthh .t( 'oxKKiiF.xcK. Theyear
ly district conference of the Fay
ci " iii i u i v, .1.-1 nn'i ,n out-i
City lust week. Tim introductory
sermon was pre. teiieii on mc.iucs-
day ni.idit ly t!ie J lev. 1'.. .'. .Sell.
The prosidinir rider, ev. F. .
Hishnp, was present and presided
at the conference.
1'he i.ele:Mles and vi
warmly welcomed an l
pilably eiitei iahicl h
people of Kiirr Citv in
and all unfitly eiijoyci
;ito;s were
most hos
tile -ood
:1 vicinity,
the occu-
hioii.
The delegates elected t ithenn-
nual North Carolina .'Conference
are Messrs. W. J. Womblc, li. Ii.
I!,.,,,,,,, .,,,,1 i .' j .,,,,1,,, ,.f n.isi
i iiilin .inn .i. 1. ij.inine, oi tins
cmnty, and Dr. Bet is of Fayette-
ville.
Jlev. Teiiiamiu Black was
'
1,1
pointed in
.i,. ,, ' I i,,.,,, !.
.u;.'eoiiiie i rep l.l-
, ,, , ,
year, to Id! o.il the unexpired (rim
.nfllev. 15. Holder who had retired.
a' The next confeieice will be held
"t Brown's chapel, in t his count;-.
er circuit lor the remainder of ( no
Mr.. Bah.K.y's LiriTK!!. We would
al! th" serious ntlenlioii of our
i..,. u.. ..r ,
ii-.niuii if h i unit in lliw.il- nun
Jlai'.iu- ml dressed to ( iov. ltussell.
i i.:i!.ii:,...i ;.. ..I,. al..... ....in, ..ii
No true North Can. nnaii or ion-
est citii four State can read it
without fee my is hained urn in-
diirm.nt thai our irood old Slate
should be disgraced by sue!
(loveriiiir amf J'oard of Agricul
ture. ! Mr. Bni'cv's statements and
char'.'i s cannot be lightly dismiss-
Cd as "a J Vinoerntie lie,'" for he is
too Weil known as the talented ed
itor of the .'.el (tuiihr (the
most influential leliious paper in
the Sinte) forany one to doubt his
honesty and truthfulness. When
a in.Hii of his Iii;:!i character feels
compelled from a sense i f duty to
make public such charges against
our public oliici'i's (one of whom
i.-i tl.e (Sovei'iior1, honest citizens
without retrard to party politics
should seriously consider them,
and ask t'nejnselves, "W hither ale
we drilliis-?"
Soon niter I'ussell and hissyco-
'phanti
the A
'iiehnieu t'
h. ..-..-I. of
laitmeiit it
!i,-,:;:urai
was publicly alleged that it was
1... ;., ,.-',..!..' ii .T,,.,.;, ...., ,.i
the Stale's' manure pile"- fur
pile
14' 1 1
' Kd'' by
This is now de
liailey to be true,
i f ... ;.. I I . , in. -n-j "'4 Ii-ilj
let ter he sa vs "it has
iuslitul ion for (he
Z .r. ., ..t ;i ...... r-,..
, , I'. 1 1. 1 , it.... ,,1.
! willi'liUle i.un.oseof oublictrood'.-''
j And yet this is the institution
this is the department of our State
; .','overiimriit --that was established
: ei.-lu.-iieiy for t lie benefit of our
: n.-'ricu!! m-.u lnterrsls and ol our
: farmers!
i A ... 1 . . t i . 1 ll,,,4 ...... ..f lt,..u,.
. .11.1 . - - . 1. mr. ik... .-i, - . ,.. .--
U'oi'.mdssioners of .Wieulture..
, ., , , .. ,.
respmisdil for this disgraceful
: .
Htale .dallans, is so zealous a
''"-
.... -f.. i i 1 :... i.
"V :"1 eom .Mss, on -rs me 1
rr.i ....... ....... .
i ne couniv comiiMssio.-ier.s mei
joa l.ist Mond ,y and Tuesday and
, . .r. c n . .
nun i;.(i lie o iowiiLT accounts;
r , , . , . , -
' IV. 1. 1 01 1 j 1.10 1 1, 101 s, 11111,
? -
1" ;
J Uli
1-511
1 , , wiii-i..'.. l-;,l.w
' J. Oriilin. for corn,' '
1 U' M lv, -.-..v f,,..
- ";
-d IS
I . M. 1 al laoiiuli, lor fierv-
. "'y"1'
- V '"'V"' '''.. ,
2 r.o
1 (Id
a lunatic.
1 Oi)
- dd
ia
2
2 nr!
:i -2 )
in se.-iiv.iine- tor audcou
ey ii;e;Carier Hanson to
jail.
.1.1 to
I. Pasehal. for m.ikin '
abnt ract of taxes for
Stale Board of Ftpiali-
dion,
00
as clerk to Board,
J. T. Paschal, 011 account
of w n'kllo'.lSe,
Jlicliai-.l IhtMsey, for serv
ices :s janitor of court
house, illia a Kiddle, for black
smith work,
(1. P.. Piikiurton, for med-
l.-r
, ...
o-'
2 no
:t to
F.'L'. aids .V p.roii.'hlon,
he
t ! re.-eipf bo, ..s,
J. I. Je.iklMS, jail fees.
Byiiliai iV lleadeli, for sup
plies, W. O. Farrell. f..r serv
ices as coiimi issioiii-r,
J. H. Bright, for services
as commissi" uier,
W. A. I .in.'bel ry. for serv
ices ,is c'linmissioner,
ld
2:! 2'
2'l I'd
2S Od
-,-., ,, . p,:,t W. S. Petty be al-
l e.srd ?1 ii mouth for the support
t
- of ( 'Inn lin Alston.
- 1 Or.lsrcl, that L. I). Hobby bo
ininwon a uioiun ior mo sup
p.n-t f JJt-ttic Pearson,
r i re I, that llynuin & Ifoaden discussion auioicj' tin; military
nr.- allowed a month for the critics, it is not for us to say
support of Jerry Bynuin. i whether or not there was too much
I precipitancy in (Jen. Shatter's ny-
, , nr ukiuhu. irressive movements of July 1 and
A !i at ha m Soldiers s Letter. j 2. It lmH tempered ourexulta
Cami' Ci'ii.v LiiiitK, Jacksonvii.u:, tion over the victory to rmcmlicr
I'l.OltllM.
Mil. LniToi:: As
requested I
will "ive you a few camp notes.:
Col. W. J. JJrynn has arrived with
his regiment of Nebraska infantrvi
... 1 1 .. . . :i 1 1 .1 i . .
and have pitched their tents at
..
i iinamn i aru, aoont, lour lin es'
'P they have a
,"V. ''"'!,. '''"''i and seem
Well pleased with the location.
.1 .....
-v laie nuiiieiice irreeicil lO.'j . , n . . i- r
" ,, .... , - ,, . . lent, of tlieir minor I urn v lo r 1 s-
niifiiiiu uie iihihoi iinieianii
iie.ir:;i.'i and riorida are cohiiiil'
to see th' men whom we are so
proud of and it is worth the trip,
for it is har.ily possible that the
public will 'ct ;i chance to see so
many men of fame together after
they have left here.
Colonel Bryan in his nddress
a beautiful remark,'
in relririii ' :o politi: b in war. lb
said because he was Colonel of a
regiment that it did not infer that
..ii ii, ., , ii.... f..
sueli is not the case, for t wo-thirds
are sound money mm.
1 But the .anm patriotic spirit
1. . .I...1I ft ... l f . l a
lead-all olns to drfendo lr IIiil',
I .i . .... , ,
amt party principles are loruotten
in the cl,r..e to the lVo.d
The boys are looking forward
to tlie arrival of a South Carolina
reeiment with much pleasure. For
the
i' ,,,,1, .... i . i . , i
.vut mill troois are a little in
arreaisat lu'esent. But nevertlit
less they miuaee to hold their
own.
There is some talk of movm"
IHIK. Ill 111II1M''
. . . . .
the N. C. ft
intent hack to Aslie-
ville. but hardly think there is any
ti nt li in it. Tlie boys all continue
to be very healthy and very little
sickness finds its w ay in our camp.
ilmLiiu' from all the hospital re-
pons uie noin nern i roups stand
li"' weather much lirtlri than any
oi ui" resr. iur sick list snowed
. tiiat t wo-thirds of the sickn. ss is
' H"' I'oi lhern troops. So
ir w e nave only lost one man since
c-.iiie here, and that is remark-
" "en compared wiiu some oi
1 tlie other ree-imenls.
! A sham battle was foiieht be-
i1'-":''!. h Nv Jersey and Jiliuoi
and N. C. rc'-iments. New Jersey
1 in 1 in- "i
had the iieiensive and Illinois and
...'iiii. ,111'iinri in n- uie iiiiitu:in
and ewryhoily eiijoyed it very
much, and the tirinj.' was excellent
ami the boys were highly praised
by the i iriiiiiandiiiLT ollioers and
v...-fi. 11... : 1 1
. .
; tvv" eon..an!es of Jersey troops
wi re captured by the North Caro
' lin.'i luie.1 I 4. vi. 1. i-f n citiiiti. Im44h.
I -1, 1 .- ' 1 4 ' ' .
win ne ion 'in every wcck now. as
,,, ,, 1)lki to
. ,.,,,1;.. ,
' " , ' fxVw
.tueii ciedit.
,. , t , ..
1 A mlield Quart.-He add
' much to the pleasure of tlie camp.
And nearly every ni'.'ht their sweet
sin . in- is' heard. They are com -
! posed o I the folhnviny: L. A.
ll.irdw ick and A. K. Tiice, both
of Co. 1., and John Lumsden and
il'li.i-j ( ! nf C11 K' nil V. ,
Carolina boys, ami they have 11
ivi-rv eiivnibli
reputation aiUOlli;
ih - boys of the seventh 11 riny corps.
he m ide a v.rv elooiient uddreyy i v;""1- 1,11 " 'l,";!nM
' "' l'. ' ' " " ' " f foii-lit luajjiiiluviitlv; Imt ourmen,
s -"'V l-Kmsed ith the tl,ZrimH; Umri:ur up
epuo.i i.c or-. ! stee.p inclines 'I'Miust a sheilered
.,K,t?'1 rl'''w,.l.7 ". , ' I1'' fl'.(,m;u,d intrench. enemy, wrrethei
I lne soldiers are looking for
" w,,nl lo pay day with many erins,
- ;h , (in.! (he paymaster should put in
' his appearance 111 a short time.
The recruits aiv comiiiL.' in slow -
! ly and are he in-.: drilled and put
in ranks as ouick as possible.
M'iiy improvements arc brin
m.i.te 111 and nrouiul our cuiup,
such as drainage and puttim; up
IIC'.V iMtard houses etc., alld the
Second Illinois have sentry boxes
for their 'iianls and the whole
. , 1 ' .
camp looks like a new place.
I 1 must oniiir tins letter to a
close, trust in.' I have not intrud-
i ...1 1.,.. , , .- 1
.... u..... I. 4.1... .4.4.4
space. 1 remain
I (il-.O. KrilANKS,
C
1, 1st N. C. V,
liiiifuiis Ncrn Soldiers.
Athiiit.i, August 1. A serious
riot whs narrowly averted this af
ld (Ml teriioon, at Fort Mcpherson, and
1 but for the prompt arrival of the
1 corporal of the jruar I and a Wire
'sipiiidof men, together with the
isisiiiuce of Marshal Kyan,
)(f
j Oakland, one mini would in all
I probability have been lynched by
' an infuriated mob of uero soldi-
.is
. i
Wilkesborn Cliroiiicle: Mr. T. '
C. Hix and daughter Miss Ida
narrowly
esrii!ed drowniii'' at
11 . 1 - . t .. 1 1 .4 n.i
iiiiiiiiuii m iiim liisi 1 iiiiiiv. 1 nev
j had started to Watauga. The riv
er was up, but Wiis not considered
past fordine;. Soon after tliey
drove in the horse and bue-o-y !.
, iraii lloatitiu' do wu stream. It was
III. .Iili;.-..l4v 41, 4 t.- Uiv
id the bank with his daughter.
The horse and bue-y were eotteii
out some distance down the river.
' Nc.iton Fnterprise; Barker, the
Populist Senator from this dis
tn. t, has received his reward for
voting for Pritchard for Fnited
Slides Si'i.Mti .r It., lmu !-.... ....
pointed a brandy surveyor. Thus
tne iiroriainme is beinj; carried nj hoM n,i .-..uv,-y u au.-n iT' imi., r.-ai
out. I'very Populist w ho voted I1"1"1' min"! a the c".-,..ian.-ii n...- n
for Prit chard is ''ettiu" his re- '""" i'o""" 'Tai.i uiii.-.-..i.-i
.... 1 m t-i-ii'lui-l"! 1m busiueis.
..... .4.
.American Courage Vindicated.
The military side of the ttanti- j
- ajro campaign will tor a lon time
furnish a theme for controversial'
ii u un ...... f.ll,. !,., .1 IK.
' was the conjlict, what fearful risks
.our men uiilliuchine-Iy assumed, '
and how many valuable lives were1
sacrificed. About, one aspect of,
1 1. u.. ..i :.. : ... i '
i Hi" OHI a ii l .11 I 'a i'rii, iioeei,;
Li -hi r. i
I there will he iimiiiiinitv. (oead r
, . .
personal coura;.'c l as never been
xllilit,Mj ; 'w,ufn.v than o,,r
. ., . .... ,. . , f.
, '. t n . I
volunteers sliov eil to t he a e-
r i mi l t
ones whose qualities were put to
the full test. There were plenty j
of men on foot at Santi io, pri
vates as well as ollicrrs, wiio allow
ed that same sort of ldrli spirit
that 1 loliKon had shown some days
before by his brave net in th har
bor. Fill rope had quite L'elirrilliy
believed that Americans wiT' trad
ers and nionr-y-makrrs and that
they were not lighters. Tlie ;-ov-ernments
and the military autli-
I 0,n',,,Y.' h,ir,,M i n"" '
j !'f"'tiao;o and revised tlieir op-
""""in I"" :1T l" ""''i
posed that with drill under trood
i 1 . , ... ., , . , . ,
; oil leers and with the. latest pat-
i . f i .
i terns of smi.ll annsand cp.ipnieiit
I almost any sort of human catth
i would do very well in tlie ranks
j as food for bullets. This Santiago
'eieiieice i ow win lo iriiuiei
! ,, 1 ... ,. , .. , .. ,
lions of modern warfare may not,
after all, lie so diH'erent as had
been supposed from t he condit ions
. ,.- -.. , ,, . ,. i
i it mi l'l ii.r 1 1 i,u4 u-li.'r.i t he on 1 1 v- 1 1.
, .. .
uai man was oi some account.
From "The Progress of the World,"
in the .lmrf,; MiutUly Jirrn-ir
Unfit ws for August.
Mr. Calvin Dennis, while p!ow
iii!'iu hispotido patch near Jones
boro, on last Thursday, wasstruck
by 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 i . 1 r and instantly killed,
as was also his mu'e.
Mi W A I) V KIM inf,.ui;nts
BTATi Of SOlll ll C4.IIOI.IV4. -CHI N I T OI
en i ikm-iv 1 in st:i't aoii curiiiv
' r. lUnlwIy. A,lll.!iill''or ft Wll ui))' Hull
Aka lint
Tit'imH T "iiim 1 1 .vi 1 ii, uih.irii
1 1 ln tyneltl tr.....tii for Cm fltiM
oouin nl Bta.'iiiii .,f ih- iiiittniilT i 4.1 1 1 1 1 -
mau'
I iiu,.uoi ih
wiiu nf lll Intuit l'l., :i I H ,
li.irlu4 l' in siuli.fL..ri ..riiin riiurl iii'.n unt
il tvlt'U .1 1 li" ilaf.'ii l .ni I'li im i Y ,iiiij IU11
non rf lent i f nils v,,-n mi l ,..ini.,;, f
due iliaganrr, lirfou 1 1 Uik-kIii, aii-1 thin hn nun
aa liiiurM'. In tlili iir-i'-n-Mliii; :m 41 .1 riixf .-s (
HAM MiftiMiint In 11 if",Mr I'Ari)' itii'T'-in, 1,4. 111
hri'f re'iulrnil in ripar anl Arn.w.'i- nr ili:m
uriollia I'litlniirr iiii,iIiIiii 4.1 i.flkB ul Uir
l-ks of Ilia 'Mu,i.,r 4uurl -if mt n miif of
Clilhni, mi the I3.li .Iny of n.'ii.mnlicr, I HI, or
IlinrAI'et lm4U'll llierpiu will im grmilnj.
.1. II. I HON, C. 3.C.
a. a. r.ovruN, r.aiu in Tor.
ill(, . itt
I AND SA Id',
RV VIKTFK OF
miiirlnr of tin. muiivir roan
'I CI11 Ii4rn
t,m ilf, rii'lTiil i Mr Th-hi 111 lu run'
! Ilmr, In pn lliig wli"r,i Sini'ini sn.-. w. ,1 11111
I llfTnn, A. W. Jurilfiti oi'ii wnro iIai,Jm.ih, wu
lliu iintlrtrilminl 0'iintiCi.i...iii.. ivul inifii "fT r
f.,m,.li i.uoii,-. n i.ui ,11 at u. .-.un ii,i
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of bi.,i i:u . cn-i'k nni .iij.ii,iim u.i 1 i,'
H.'iiirr , i. J..r.in, jnn. r-iwar ; -1
i i. unl iui iili'T ir.ici of 1 111 1 mi t'lirtciwli,
iji.;nlntli litii'li. nf J A. iicill'.n l. .1 g Mnlih
ooiunlnlim St ncrim I1. D1 .t snia irnvi
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Mm lhe 111 1 I'.rofMa nil. b; . -V, J.iJimi
ivinl J.g Sml.li lo Mil Hi-iile M. Hi l-ii.
TorinsoIiAlF vuli. II A. I.eM'eM,
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; A'O TCL' OF SCOIU'OUA TO.W
btatc or Mnrn cak'imsa. im -i. ..f suir
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n'iiuc,.fi!ii.,o'riirtori. uro .i-uei-i r i.nit-
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1 prln
oi.ial i!'i "f lm.liif Kli'ill ; In 1 h iihm
! eauaij. M -I tl. I'ltmllnii, wi ll I.imi -Ii i.m n
urh "' ii-" i" mi- Nnvti iLn id
turi.m of mm rori ran, ., ri,i, w -my T'ra
rj.lii siook li ;o.( i'i, ,1hl.:e I Int.,
lhrf 'f I W .-IWI
1. 111 lli tin la n ihm- -r 11 n
A'lou ttinll lm II114; of op'-milii un ir lfii-n 'ii
o IKrwi.o ;iro,'Mif fu .l l mut, by tnlnii-K,
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durljrliiKlliit pr".ri- of . r ,ni,nv, n 1 t . hm
rin Ami n)iiy nil Km . ruiiii bii.'
irl!len pr'.i'i'r 1: I iirriiiaury f"r w tH ij 11
nln-- il'Ti.l(i,..J ilirrwiii, an Kclln- r i.t ir I114:
ducli oilinr In. n.i ih 1 1 m,, fif itKn av I '
uV.tuiAi.,ii to ilio r -rii r .1 01 In ilu-pr, .
tl .n of 10 iu.iniu 1 Ih-0 .ir.. ul-! f ,if .,
lion 1 u l op 'tHT, hi d trili fi.ll .,mr.r .,,ui.
aiA, loll a,l i-i, j.,)- u -ii nni ..r i.n,
pr,,prir nivniwy or r-ul -rllor 1 . i iir.. -p
ll.TM.Il n I Un. vir.'iyor luw- a.' inn.ii i.nd .-., -
nun oimimir-. n n. ihx.iv,
Au. t. H'i Clork .iii.il .r e. urt.
yor (: of i.co!i'(ti;.rio
1
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curin 'i ciicn iv. i.t o- ir c-i t,
So'l-n is h.-i.'l.y ul vn i.f Un- Ii,i-. . ,111 I 11
Um TAVI.OIl I'l.ACi: COO. I.M AS-11 I 1 I ION
In Cii'.iiaii- ..f Sm ill Cur-mil Th 11 ih - 1111111
"flhi. lim.rHir.'t:nr' in. rt..rn" T. M 1 .ui 'ii
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rUli wlHi Ili -iii. Mm? Hi - p -..-:i , ,i , .. .
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HA, with ImhiI'-'I ofll'-n re kii,-1i uMiit .l .,.-. ii.-
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k l mil l:v ..- 11,',, u,r, ,.; f n , .
ami lluil 1 1.. I'li-lni'!. .if Hi-. ...r;.,rv On i-h-ill t
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ty. All'l ll-Olli; All-l 1111.11 Ilfi4i-tll! ili t ' ... 1 1 Tt,-f all
'mlii'-ta Krowinj ili.-n Willi all .w.e.,
rlKhiv ii. .rlvll.ica r..j .- una n,-.- -,- 11 y f.,i
'lnriliiK ami w iiklin: in., m il--, li v -1 . 1
""wiAH'OniiHira.-'iiriiu'ii," i
l""l'riy. s well as ism tu,-i,i s.i
III -. "1 HHliI
Ii ..Hut I'U-I
I10BH U HHH prO'llNi't as nny I, .v..iii.i-r..Uf
t.i Hix ivirn .r.itlon. 111. full .h... .... i.. ..i.--..
ii. u uixu.N.c b c
THE VOVVLAK STO '.
W. L J.ONDON & SON-
Have ci XTice I-ict cf u.rnifare and OtHeiT
I-i:ou.S3l5:33pIr2S" 0-ood.s -wlxiclx Tii97
Ssllin-g- "Very Clieap.
liarure Bock in;,' Chairs
for .f 1.25 up.
A Nii e Set of Chairs
for ?:i.-i:.
Hand-Made ( hairs
for cents up.
Children Chairs.
Bureaus from 'l.i!i) up.
Cots '.() cts., !?1.25 and c I . " .
If You Want iUnnU call at the
Fopular
W. L LONDSM & SON-
PIT rSBOKO, N. C-. '"''
CHAPEL HILL SCIIOOI
For Hoys and (iirls.
I'.iht teachers, 1-V.i pupils. Tuition 1. "ill per month. Board $?.
to i-Pumi. Mush- in,. lAi'l. Write for cat aloyue.
C hapel Hill, N. C.
J in,.- i. Is'.ik.
Commercial and
of ic.v i.i':i;ii.
STA'l l'.M I'A'T
. I.,. . . . 1 1
iipitid r-nocK 1 aid 1 p
Surplus Fund,
Net Fndivided Prolits,
Deposits, 3.S4,1.M
Sale deposit boxes for rent. No interest paid on deposit.
Oilers ils customers every accommodation consistent with safebiyjJb
1:11'. A number of Lfoo l business ollices for rent.
J. J. THOMAS, President'.'" ALF. A. TIK )MPS()N, Vice-President.
!!. S. JKBMAN, Cashier. 11. W. JACKSON, Assistant Cauhior.
J.J.TnoM'.s, Ihilri.rh, A. Ho:;ni:, Chiyton. A. A. Thompson. lUleiph.
li. N. In Ki., Dm ham. J. B. iln.i., Bii!ei;-li. A. F. Paoi'., Aberdeen.
I!, ii. l!.Ni.i, Ihilei-h. J. W. ScoiT, San ford. J. K. Siii:i'in:i;i), BaleiK'b.
Fi:i:i. Plin.r.irs, Tari-ro. Cai;I-:y J. Hi Mil;, Balcie-h.
Thomas H. Bitiuus, Ihdei-h. H. A. Lonuon, Pittsboro.
( Ii o. ". Watts, Dm ham.
n m 1 x 1 st it to 1 1 s Nt t 1 i :
aviui! iiiHllflri iis n luiliitf tr'kt'.r
fii.-irli'r II Wlllll'll-.. .li-.-a.-i-I, 1 li.-r.-l.) I- -'Cy
i.Hl,is.,iis liiil-lliii; i-liilius ,'.k'iiiiii.i s'.l-l .Itr.'il.
I . "Xliiliii ilu' Hitiun lo mi-, mi - r 1 ff"i'i- -Inly ilH
,Hi!.. L. 1'. MAl.liWl.N.
II II IliVKS. All .rany.
Jnlyai, ls'.il.
- . .. . ....
1133 Blngbam School fl SHEYILLK,
KalabllahMl In I7M.
Mai. U. IIINUHAM.
LESS iuary'l'lloi'. Arffl'y 11 II P
UHioar deiallcd.
W U
PITTSBORO iUMl
For
1. 1 M, Principal.
MuS liwis EwniiSj iSniiiii
Tin' i on w .l.i.i will I'.-piln M .ii lay. AuiHt !
i-in. ii-'jk. !
'tli'.r. iiBli liiMo'.-'it '-n will I'lvpn In thr it
Unary RikIIkIi I run- Ii i.inl al" In IV.IBJ
'lr,i'k. anil Iti-ii'Ii aii'l 10 ni a:i ,11 'Ii-.ii.'I
Tiililoiiln Dip Ish i.ran. i ft- in 41 Vi I,, in Ml1
4 111' ll'll, for -.-i-l "f Hi" I'l.-r IM'B ii.k-l-s, 11.00
K'ra; i-'ill'IHKi'llI !''. ''''' a !':'-!. ,11. ,
lllll. H ill l.o S.-lll nil! HU H l.lj , '.I, I I oiviiic j
Hon til hi- mail" f"r ui o.-u-v, i-x.o,.i wi.xn Ih'' !
tmi'll ! nnavul'lal'ly k-;'l a v iy wi as l aiy a
l"ijiii r w l i hi 1 ill r' i v :i-,i,i. : ic.f.-, r f n-
THE UNiVEHSnY.
Largest piilioiume and I'ull
sl eiiiiniieiit in ils history,
'acuity, Sludeuts, .'iiS: Ac
(domic Courses: .'1 Kleelrie ,
''nurses, Tliroe I ri il'si ic,i 1
Vhools. in Law, Medicine and
I'luiriiiacv.
AilVillicod ( lasses open to
.oiiien. Tuition Mii a year. Hoard
s. a nio'iih. Ample opiiortuiii -
ties for
s. lf h. lp. Scholarships
ind loans for (1
cdy. Summer
v hool for Teacher
ors, ls.'i Students,
lielit, 1170. l'or (
lr. ss,
Total enroll-
tiilouuc, iid-
CIIArEL XXZLL. T7
W. J. Iluutei
CEAPEL HILL,
-. C.
mi m m mm.
Horses and Vehicles hired
at Reasonable Rates.
. c
THE POPiXAlt .STORM
MattTrfSOfl.
Sprin-.' Beds.
Sheets and 1'illow ('Mtr.fe'.
Lace, Muslin, Serin,
and other Curtains.
Towels, NapkiiiH.
Table Cloth.
A Few Pieces of Choice. MftttHtft
will a sold cxtii cheap.
Store f
lsfis -
Farmers Bank,
IN. O.
OF CONDITION DKCEMBEU IS. 1R'7
J 1(K),000.N)
tW.OOO.O
H,3.r1.7t
SUCOIMD
HO N I KK 4(' A UKM V.
Ni:v FuATfRKs.
The Aeiidemy is now eoinplet'ii
and ready for tlie IKtli. Prospect
are very itucouraijiii for a larcA
and progressive school. Kurollel
urHt day so pupils.
;oltt'S OK INSTr.lXTOUH.
J . H. Allred, Principal, Instructor
in Languages, Hiirher Mathemat
ics, Book-keeping, Physical Geo
graphy, Ac.
Miss Ada Wnde, Troy, KG, In
structor in j9tTunieiital Music,
cmbririn.: piano, Orran, Guitar
and Violin. Alm AsM.tant In
structfir in tlie LaiifjViaea and
hk'her chisses.
F. W. Kuld, Wilminpton, K C.
Instructor in Penmanship and Ac
sistant in Primary ami Interme
diate classes.
T. W. Churchill, Haywood, K
('., the popular Class-Leader of
Chatham, will instruct in Vocal
Music.
IIOOMS.
. i- ,- t . i o
Ajiplications for rooms should
be UHlde at OIICC.
Mllsic cillSS OpCIIS Alle;UHt 12tb.
"r qrT A 11 1
Jj, XLi 21.11X6 (I
PIllNCIl'AI
x
,w 1 "TVlT
mimH mtm
July 11, 18'JS.
C. F. & Y. T. RAILWAY.
JOHN GILL. K. riTi..
Condensed Schedule.
In effect Juiy .'lid, 1898.
' Leave Siler Citv
i:;i2 p. ni. Dailv, arrive Saa-
fortl 2:30 P. m.. Favetteville 3:51 rs
U1- "n"Rt 1-
p. m. Daily, arrive (lrena-
horo 3:4(1 p. in., Mt. Airy7:tM) p.m.
Arrive Sil(r ('ity
2:lli p. in. Daily, from Wilming
ton, Fayetteville ami Sanford.
1:112 p. ni. Daily from (ireona
boro, Walnut One and Mt. Airy.
W. K. Kyle, (.en. Pr.sa. Ajjrnl.
L W. Fky, (ien'l Manafw.
CaTaau, ant Tmia-Uark o.atnl. an afl r
rut huiiliM coixttieaad tor Maataata tiwm.
C'ja Ornei ia OaMaiTt .m. rTr 0'r9
a4 a caa tKiira imi l.i lrai tkm laiaa MH
iiaoa t-om WaabtnfHm.
Srnil raodol, dfrwTnf or f,hMA., M) I all ilfjk
lion. W a4iaa, 14 aamatKt r at
cnargr. U4l aa ol ta nil naaii la aiwiaa.
a faLtT. "How toOaatka waBakaA
ramra of artaal ellM a 7047 llaaa, , m
Iowa, atut fraa. A4WraM,
C.A.SflOW&OO.
. . PaTinT riet. WaaMiaarvn. aW i