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A Jt'URNAI. KFVO-in. lu VirKINTFUrsi'ur
1HK PlVl.MoNT AND 1AN KlVI K Sr.l-
1 JON pEUodAA't-K IX IO..ITH s,;
A.M. A .SKW.ifAIT.R loft
- IKE rtOI-LE. -
R'M .isilF.n I. I'M TUESDAY
KKID.SVILLK, N C.
AT
rv
IS
$i.ooa Vjjr, SU Mont': jo ce-itj.
OIl.B J. FIKI.H.
Ijcakkvilaj-a N C
Jh Mxtfully' offers hi n-nricen la ,tw
pVilIK in vMtty dtpartnwnt of : J'
l) E N T l H T it Yi
At Office ..Saturdays and lotdy. i f
V, Hi a.ten.l call-, eliew ure on ,i
tlier
day of t ie wek f Jai.. JJL si
4
i
EARS FOR IKE MILLION'!
KM 1 1 J3 IU LS A XI OK St I i K A
MI Hilivrtvrit.,rK tlit, li.riii4. .(
ii Un onljr absolut tu t fr Duifiie
Jim n. .!
This oil-in itractuI from pccu!:-r
P" of nuall wlnih "Jiarlo, cul in
ih. lt-lii w Sri. kivvn u Carchartmijuw
Vin,t, it; lis irtue ac a nt'ratiV ui
).turig Hire (1imwu1 hy m iiutllitKt,
l'lKt aiclit li.v jta'. J4IV. I CtU
. .! iu nurHrtYiu and m-iij ko w.vin
Hiiily ninm ulfiM. ti.i tlie rwudjr wj
M jt,Jvni'H-iiiU vrw tl i:t;re ein-
it"-' v -''" toiiVcmt that
v , i-,r ( fa?. Sinf. ciiart-H
lfti'l, lu olitr at ptr
t ZAi. v. ir. i i i 1 1 a r i Ar i '
Tt w.r'oimil ir.irr!e in ny rams. "
t)iit i.o u, oitblv im: mnj litxl ami
lkl.li brh H'fr. ' 1 I ht km ivalt)
Ikidttd. ir 4firm a git-at
il ii K j n il Ct i-Uk nl cure inc. i
TU T flws are LnqucKtianalIv and .Is
cuToMPi'., . fcvil IrJiu txpen-
rrti.tifi t'j 8iivaucn- r...
i k ti.clciing 11,00, and you Wjjj '
y utujn a nu idy that w ill tuaUc TO"
to l.tsr l:i.o si btKly tlc. ami w Ivm
vtiuiivi ttlitU wul be ptiui.tiu.iit, iuu
viil itii Hisru .doiiiij ko.'" itlitor ul
iri.iiii!c ht.v.kw. I ; ;
- Pad !io a Hi l(t in Ms Is, gcml
t.ti3 t-J .erirllxtl Lt'lltl
I ln.j.i ...o i.j It A U'lK I JKN-
I t) kTl.
VB- JZtit.
tr.L0.S 11 YOUTH:.
k,v iilli nwin . wlio su tin i d lor
3 tur
li' .iclj licttilitr, liiujatuiu IX
i ii a, MU a'l 1i: ilJtxi.s oi 3 outiitul IhiIlst
4 UtM'li tli.lul UlC WikC Ol IN.lllcrillg liu-
l. i.iul , fceiiu litv to ail-wiio lutrd it, ' Ui
' udjit wu iintclitiii ti.i uxtking, the bi.iipie
Hli.nl) rj wlm.li 1a i-ituin'. Miltclei
HUi u' j-ioift" by tint" auurlii "h. exj
j iIHIhi ckit u-o m Ijy auuivaeliig In (Ksrivci
i.ti:utiicv, ' tj; ; v-; j
J-iiN U'.' Ulil-fcJs " X'wkr-M., New
t -' '- .- . ' ' - ' - ' '. ' ; '
To fconsmnptives. -
Tt c arUci-tiM-r hnvin? Ih.hmi icr.rfancntly
.CMUd Mlml (itfttil ili-i sf. Cjiisuiiniti jii.
" " 1 X a ritii It- It tnuhrv. anxiiuA' lo, make
K k ih o I. M-lh-w-i ullenr.V , tl' mvaiw
- f.Vt.Hik ;1iVaW .iojrr it, ln- t ill n I
o if iw riu-MMptiMii us!jl, (frm of
j.a(Li J w uii Ui' oin iH'iw nr preparing
n it tf r fu h ))Ky. lljcy- will nnU
I H,I A-llli o. tU..iu-UUS. . ' '!; !
- litrtn 4isi ji U. p'tMiiption will
1 tvtic rVIi i.v. nli. V W ll-s
UiurUi. N.Y. : - ' n..i;-i-i 'j
: i . . : 1
iifai.y t. . ::
j Mauufactutr of
Milieu's AcmeShirt
a- mDrs Sliirt n l aH kinds of Undcrj
rarmnie lo order, a Hcily. .
Xl (it Al f !lEKry t)H NtKAl'K. ;
V1 ni,vd l aiih foi Kell" Hi-anin
mi mi Vfc-avr your -snrrnicni. "-r leavi-
our iwthT.,?ffaiiy iuaiuity or lo tue
- lure oulrrii at 'a
atorooiii, cor 0:1 ail .Wain t ..
Mv fr To1T4pifr i 11
fl,:i-t nidfi tin .ru.- ('rdif one
f mr. n it b V '! li "j'lit yo't re,
no 11 1 1 kiii and Evt vt-ur nrnicv ohck
I rwamnte ITRIMEB'9
INDIAN EUWIFUOE te
laatvey amd expel Wrmt
lm tiie k Jr:
where tteey extat, tr vae
aerorUlnr te sfce
lM. It la mm re
Iteblereeaeelyii!
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
. AX0,ST0R KEEPERS. 4
David E. Foutz, Prop, f-
BA LTIHOItE WD
POTJTSL
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDE ;
' "O Rnaaa wilt (lie of CVrtfTtVr or' tXvm
-nil. It rortns Powilrrs ass used In ttm.
Fwilrl 1'owlrwt1lrun.fiii4i.rvirt-ti4e tfi.
' Foutris Pixrdrm will arrvri ; r .. 1
Pools" Pnwrirra wilt In-fnr ttw tnitrnt
Jt4 rrmtsilrit centaitl um.1i. t.,o lnlt.r.
jia swrrl.
- revlis Powd, will mrw,rr rrvvrnt It
r to whtra litarvs pnH miln- ft ' . t.
Koi-TS-s PoT' m lla. ITtf l-1tra. n.... '
Sold everywhere,' .
SATIS V.-"VTt. rrp-ritor
,a?Afcr:v:c5.C;,iix:.
For-SaU by
A. II. WlClt A RW" Jb C
ai.d R. T. 1LI.IAM.
' v Fertil e, N. C.
a ftWkalBkeBA af V SsV
TORPID LIVER.
Tjoas of Appetite, Bowels costive. Pain in
ehaVSIeed, wits a doll aenmition lntha
fasok VHS "fcaKlar U BbooWsx
sSlsAB. Tallnsst affcar a.tinav witlx a. duKa
eltnsssioa to xersOBi of body or aJnd,
XntnevbUtty of tatmpar, XjOW apirita, witH
eeimt ef having neglected some duty.
Flastfit. DoU before tho eye. Yellow Skin,
r i ssnf ttenerally over th riBi ere,
lels9emeBa, wit fitful drama, bifblr
snnMi visanesa, riDranig i no
tgCjXtfjl Urine and
CONSTIPATION. .; j
;11I H PILLS sura MrMeia41y svdapted te
imtnai'ii don fleets etsch uliance
AeViasj as to astontafa ttio uSeror.
XWCsseWaa. Um Aaiatt.ee4 eaase the
Wy Tae n4t, uuia th sysin te
rLmr aed uy thHr TMs4a AHieta ea the
liLinsl' eesMe, BspsUr OiestsMtKy
TuuT'S llflin DYE.
fvaaatataoa Vsmairne ehanaWI IssOwssT
aasaMmiral color, arts Instaataneoosly. Sold
lJ Vrriigsf or sent by exprese oa reoeipt ef Si.
' i. - iiflinniiAMtiM.Mtiiia nva. mm
allTI.riB.XS WrataVAT BTT, XstW TeitTat.
VjjQI Ojielr" " U a sasJlesisfSkJ
W ft?
K5t W
17 i 1
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I vol; i j
flR-lVORTHltlBTOtl'S
THE CRCAT
f (HOLERA
Ja- a n
RAT.1P
Mil M
lAttRHQEA
URE
f VKtO
IfnUTUll
Ml. kr hiw li--fl C . a. tiimnni I tin.
f'H. rw)l-lliiwl: Ha. ImU IUtw tUHriM
-.-!. Tmaarr frier. l'i4. M4h ratM
CAUGHT
a BAD COLD
The SUMMER COLDS i and
- Coughs are quite as dan
gerous as those of
1 midwinter.
But they yield o the same
: treatment' and ought
- to betaken In I
FoTSl diseases, oL TH'lOAT'
NOSTRILS. HEAD 1 OP !
BREATHING AP
PARATUS I M
(i
13 tho, SOVEREIGN Remedy
ALL DRUbGISTS KEEP
PAIN
KILLER
PARKLR'S I
HAIR BALSAIX.
This elegant ilrcMsiiic
is preferred by tliusc
wbuliavc unoriit, to n jr
isawbtt. aiticfe, Mt ac-
lit I of Its liiperi
nliBc aod purity. ;
It contains materials
Wthr that are beneficial
to the scab and hair
and always ;
Rettorcs thi Youtkfil Color to Brn or Ttiii Hair
r Pirker's Hair Balsam b finely perfumed and is
warranted to prevent falling of the hair mod to re-
nuve daiHUiiH anilitcriina. Hisoax & Co . l:.Y.
inc. mo4 1 1 ut, at Ailwh m nsldais.
GIHGERTOPJC
A SsBeriattvs Rtalth aai Streeglh Rtstorw.
If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with
. overwork, or a mother run down-by family or house.
hold dmie try Parker's Cinuem Tukic. -
If yoit Pre a lawyer, minister or business man ex
haust.-d hy mental strain or anxious cares, do net take
tutoicainyiiinulnts.hitiiie Parker's Ginger Tonic
, If yon have t'ociJMmptioo, Dyspepsia, Kheuma-
sat, Kwlney I'omiuili, orsriy cKsorilerof thekuf,
' stomach. Ixrwels, blood or nerves Pstirra's Gincsb
Tumic wi'.l cure you. I tiUi Greatest Illood Purifier
aM tit Best aai Sarest Ceaah Can Cvtr Bscs.
'. It you are wanting away fromrge, dissipation or
any disease or weak ncss and rcquii e a stimuUnt take
Gingb 'I'nsic st stce : it will invistnkt stndbnikl
yon up tmn tli,fi-st dose but will uever intoxicate
It has saved hunureils of lives; it may save yours.
. CAITI0! IUrn-annilrtlUttt.FMSr'sCirrTolch
SMnpsti ef ttv keUmntdklaft'eU la larirsrU.swIUMllivly
diffrtvnt from Tr-fsrstiensf icir-rmlnai Kmi Ceri-nvelsrle
Uitcai A Ck, M. V. Ife.afl list, at eetlm la Snip. .
- C&EAT SATINO BCTIXO KIUJLB SIZE. i :
Isri H a d lasUne fr cince has made this
dc!ish;fiil perlume exceediiiKly poptibr. There
in nothing like It' Insist upon having; Ftoaas.
tow CuunwiastiJIouk for signntures
nmvrrri Voirl. Any rarl- IJr
wjyr vui. v in.i . . rrin ft.. i
lMj.k savi-xo crriNo tu. size.
OF ALL
mmm
, POI. HAN ASP :
For siore than a third ef a eentiirythe
tavkse ei Tlsilsnealliserniiiii
innx to miniona all ssvar the world aa
the only safe relianoo tor the relief of
accident and pain, it is a inetnante
above price andpraiao tate keat ef Ha
ktaWL Tor cyery form of extnreal Un
we - -
MrnTtanr Liniment tt without aaeooal.
U pessatreUee Steak aasm sweseele aa
tka rsry aasie mektos; the eontinn
anita at naln uvd Inflammation Imoca-
sible. Its effects upon Human JTeeh d
the Brnte Crretkm are eqoaUy wooUer.
nu. xne Aexicaa . , ,;- ' . -
TJnlmont la Hie!ed tiT sVlinenedT in
e-very boaao. JCyory a.y DruiCT news or
Use tcraj etfavm awfal aealel ar '
enbdaed. of raewanatie sssaurtyr- re
stored, or a vmlwaMe aarae er
aawadbytholeeiiigiweottU
UW1LV31EMT
wfcJcb aneedfiy enres Ma aBments of
the UUKAB ITSIi aa
Bhewnattsaa, SweUlaurs,
Jolssaa, rontraeteel Meaclee, Js'
ad fiesslsla. tJvts. Brans e ,
BBs-alata. rsueaeat nun mmm
fHlaa-a, fttlsTlsees, 1 eaaewses. Ola
a, rjVsrayrasastsvcailMaise
NlilM, ?., 1 Mtresit. aaadl
wr sens mr
aiaaile wstkaw
For tba Bum CBaaxmsi it cores
Sprala, srwiausr, etUT Jetnta,
aaaa. Faa Bat. Screw Waran, B
UsUsw Haraw faaraaakea, Wi
Sslle, etreTl, xttreeav. suauxaaae,
IA mmwim. Vail XML FllSB WweSi
Usa fSlsit aawt awerr adBx-r ailaaeavt
ta wsviela aa eeaoaals mt take
Stable u rjeacat xsurct sura ssaasa.
Tba Kezfesua Mattsaa f lalsa ia
always) core eed aevac rtlaappofajta
ajrtUJa,pOattlTatXi j, -x
THE BEST
OF ALL
PCS HJLN 03 KBAHT. .
Perry Davis s PainlQIIer
1, I
ster
A VmUmd ttm
fetlubbed fct!ow-trabb)en, in hof Jinj for to-
V dV ,' ' v. V-, i .
t docsn'i; quote no special verse Pmvht ' I
.11 .haatosay; . v ' .
Dc sermon will be bery short, and dis here
"Ij am de teat, " "
aX half-way doinV int no 'count for dia
.' world or de nex. . -
1is wwrld dat we's a-Iibbia in is like a cot-
:ton row,;- . -i: - '-
Whar ehbery cul!ud gemman has got his
! line tonoe; . , . j .
Antcbbcry tin. a lazy'nigger stops to take ,
Dc rafts keeps on a-rrowin', to srauddcr
p his crap. : -
AVhen Moses led dc Jews across the waters
; . kde ., ;.4 '
Dcy had to keep a-goiijjest as-taa'-as-to
; could be. . "' I - - - f--
Do you s'pose dat dey cpt.l 1 ebber. have
succeeded -n dcir wish,
An' reached dc promised land at last, if dey
i hid stopped to ftih ? '
' in .. - , - - , !
My friends dar wi? a garden one whar
Addtm libbed wid Ere, j
Wtd no one to bodder dem, no neighbor
fot to thieve ' j j
An ebbery day was Christmas, an dey got
deur rations free, j
An ebbtrjt'ing belonged to. dem xcep' an
' an apj;l.:. tree. . !
Vou all know "bout de storj how de snake
come swooping 'round, '
A stump tail, rusty moccasin, a-cra .vlin' on
degroMR' . j
.How Lv4U,.--!.-:...t','irii,tat went
an la ir fae.
Till the antrc! obcrSCCt aa' vfov.
i offde" place. . i I
Niw, s'pose dat man an' woman hadn't
tempted for to shirk, ' '
Cut had gcinc 'bout deir gardenin an' tended
to dcii work ;
f)ey wouldii't hab been a-loafin jhar dey
had n bizness t ,
V n' de DelLel,"d nebber had
chance
tu, tell 'em t hat to do.
No halt-war doin's, bruddren..
If
II nebbrr
! do, l say :
! (lo at vo.ur task an finish it, an'
time te p ay ;
den's de
For even if the crap, is goo de rain'U spoil
i de lxdls,
Unless you icep a-pickin' in de garden of
vour -sonhJ.
' I
Keep a-plowin', an' a-hoin an a-scrapin' ob
de rows
An' when de zinnia's ober you can pay up
what yot owes.
lJutil'you qeit a-workin ebbery tine de
' , sun is hot, , ,
De SheriffSi (wine to lebby , on :bryt'ing
youVg' If. . ...I.!-:,. " .. .V'T'1' ''. I
Whateber 'tisi you s a-ih-ibin at, be sure and
drive it through. j
An don't let junmn stop you, but do .what
you's grtine to do ;
For when -o sees a nigger foolin', den as
sho's you're bornj ' j
You's gwine lo ace him comiti out de f ma 1
. end ob oe horn.
' i ' i . !.
I t'anks you &r de 'tentioii you hab gib dis
aftcrnooii, '"j ' j
Sister illraiu will blige us by ;de raism'
I ob a tune, j - . !
I see BrudderUohnson'a 'bout to pass 'round
: tie hat, T ; ' i '
An' dont let us hab no half-way doin's when
I , it comes to dat. -
I ks- Ifed '! ft'tle-rsats'.
UNVEILILG
HE MONUMENT AD-
1
DRtSS h
SEX ATOR Hampton.
I . J
Camdex,
S. C . Tune 20. T
tie
Confederate soldiers monument was
f
unveiled here to-day. The crowd
attendine tlte ceremony was estima
led at 8,000. Senators Hampton
and Butler, Gov. Thompson and
ether-distinguished men. were pres
ent. The ceremonies of unieiling
- consisted of an artillery salute, ded
icatoryprayer, ode by. the ladies,
and addresses.' The veil was strip
ped from the monument by a group
of young ladies. 1 j
Senator Hampton delivered the
memorial oration. He paid a glow
ing tribute to the faith, devotion and
patience of Southern women and
s id when the true story of the war
h .11 be written they would not only
occupy the first place in our hearts,
but the first in honor; They, would
1 always repel with scorn and indtg
nition that monuments to the Con-
i federate dead marked the place
; where traitors slept.; We of the
SoCith were neither traitors nor rebels
r nor was our war in any proper sense
a rebellion.. It was strictly: a civil
! war, growing out of conflicting inter
ests and different constructions j of
the constitution by opposing sec
tions of theJeountry. He congratu
lated the country that the future was
auspicious, that the scars or war
were obliterated by time, 'and de-
minded that "our former enemies
; do josiice to the motives that inspi
1 red our conduct." : j
i The great questions which were
I at issue between the North and
;-.'-. 1 . . !
I the South and which were left to th
n 1 arbitrament of , war were j decided
J against us, but the sword never has
decided and never will decide ques
: tions involving great principles.
The final judgment as to the motives
and actions of man rest with a high
er tribunal than any on this earth,
and td that last great court of ap
peal
must every question of right
and Wron? be submitted.
rcut ! we
Vl-
"Tlve Wealth of the, Mind
REIDSVILLE N.
have the! divine command to yield
obedience to' constituted authority,
and it f the duty of every good cit
izen who receives the protection' of
the government to obey its laws. -There
is no inconsistency- in our
giving to the constitution and laws '
under which we live an earnest con
scientious 'support, while we hold in
tencler revereece the memory of the
men who ditd for the cause we held
to be just and right.
- The oration' was receied with
much enthusiasm.
TIli?j; what. '$ hiiri sociable and so charm f V
cMdintcVtway 0m mere Words wik
tor: aail innnt a -.nnAr .-Iiftl" ch?M . . . !sf .
wu U apuui , cm,u,
r w ,
uvmus w w aa wh vvugii a JV
child was suddenly taken with se
vere spasms and vomiting, and with
frightful . pains in the head. The
Sisters write : "We used Perry Da
vis's Pain Killer with the most as
tonishing results. In a few hours
the disease was gone and the child
was well." i
niirn jvith wnanmiiiT nmifrn
A true I u I llurrlalMtrs.
'if .
REMARKABLE COMBAT BETWEEN TWO
YOUNG MEN, AND ALL EOR LOVE A
tIGIlJ THAT LASTED SIXTEEN MIN
UTES wUOV IiiE MEETING W.VS AR-
i r ivn vh t it ,rr.
I
Last Monday morning ancxtradf:
dinary encounter between two young
men took place at Harrisb'urg, a
seott distance from the city, on the
it J i
Richmond and Danville Railroad,
and the. presence in the city yester
day, of one of the combatants with
his second, is how the particulars of
the "affair of honor" leaked out. r
The meeting at Harrisburg of the
two young men was premeditated
and the parties had come to an
agreement as to the time and place
of1 meeting, by - correspondence.
One of the parties was a Mr. Meares,
of Wilmington, this State, 'and the
other a Mr. Hoffman, of South Car
olina, but who has been going to
school at King's Mountain. The
cause ?of the difficulty is simply that
both the young men -were in " love
withv thoieaewe ywng lady," ancT the
green eyed monster go't in 'his work
on them. They cut at each other
for a time and finally their enmity
became so great that they decided
to light it out according to the code.
No weapons were to be used, ac
cording to the agreement, but they
were to have a simple, but genuine
slugging match, such as the iron fis
ted gladiators' of old indulged in to
the delight of the Romans. r The
two young men, accompanied by
their friends, or seconds, met at Har
risburg pi omptly on Monday morn
ing, as agreed upon, and prepared
for the tray. They were placed in
position and at the word, fell upon
each other with all the fierceness
born of madness. Theypummeted
each other soundly for about five
tninute when the North Carolinian
was knocked to the ground, but got
up and resumed the fight. They
fought for exactly sixteen minutes
by the watch, when both gladiators,
bloody and bruised fell to the ground
The seconds rushed to the side of
each of the fallen "slugs" and en
deavored to raise them for a renew
al of the contest, hut without success.
Both were fmished and each one un
mindful of the celebrated McDulf s
invocation, cried, "enough." The
seconds insisted on the light pro
ceeding, but each combatant declar
ed himself satisfied, mey were
assisted to rise and then in the pres
ence of the seconds, they shook
hands and declared the matter set
tied! .The comba ants were washed
and cleaned up, when they took the
train for their homes,' Mr. Hofiinan
comingihrough chailotte and spend
a day here. - .
The North Carolinian suffered
mosu His nose was broken and he
had a painful cut behind one of Jbis
ears. The bouth Carolinian as
pretty badly bruised and scratched
about the face, but this was the
extent of his injuries." Our inform
ant tells us that the young lady about
whom the difficulty occurred, lives
at King's Mountain, and whether or
uot she knew of the desperate pro
ceedings of her lovers, he could not
say; The young men were merely
iealous. and each was desirous of
pummeling the other, and hence the
meeting. ; It was a strange and tin
usual way of settling a love affair
and we are not advised as tQ the
good it has dene either of the par
ticipants. Their pluck is to be ad
mired, however much the affair is to
be deprecated, and it is a pity that it
cannot be arranged so that both
could win the fair hand for which
each underwent so much punish
metit. Journal- Observer.
mr
"'4 - -. : -
iJMe only true Wealth."
0. J.iVJNE 26,
I linped abut AtX0" with a cane,
and could not ? Ibev 7 . down without
W
excmciatingpai n
. vV Parker's Ginger
Tonic effected an a Mn'sn,ng cure
and keeps ptei well. t is infallible
M. GuiUlbylt Kingham N. Y.
X
4UrMsiMr. "
t-Mv . , '
4.-. -.
, A VISfTOk'S IMPRESSm f vs.
v iaily Pktriot.
And now; lastly but not leas1
we
come to lufee Dillard. We
und
inadequate td express whatwel
of him. Tc? write of him ai he real
is one's language should flow' ri,
royally like that of a god, and on
should blentf fall tke abrupt angles
into one mejjow harminous whole,
and then whn we had finished, .the
thought wougl occur to us that we
had not done him justice. If the
Judge did not want all these com
plimentary remarks made about him
he ought notiio have made himself
so entertaining. He declares that
he has been ft "hard traveled ani
mal," but to Air eye he looked like
a gentleman! easy terms with the
wor)d and whj had partaken geher
ously of the good things of life, and
was 9Ti equally good terms with
hlmsCLf- If We have !?ft out paying
anything tlialHgni io.be said about
him we shall; always feel sorry.-
Judge. Dillaris a native of Rock-'
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Patricjk.Henri College partly, was
eighteen months at Chapel Hill, and
afterwards graduated at W illiam
and; Miry College, Virginia, with
me oegree otsacneior 01 Arts, in
cluding the practice of law. Set-
tling t Patrick Court House, Va.,
he practiced there until he married.
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lie l' tu icij&uvcu w irciHouiui,
Rockingham vunty. He removed
to this place ia 1868, was elected to
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the i5upreme Jiench, for a term ot agricultural society in the land would
eight years irj January, 1869; was on jo to follow.' It has positively
the bench tw years and resigned Excluded all intoxicating liquors
on account f ill health. If Mr.from the fair grounds. If a fair as-
IWUf m ne4 "ussocnannotojaLan
say that JudgDil'ard is decidedl of the productions ofThe great I
r i .T a w if' , f
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the most galla. gentleman I met in
Greensboro.
" t:ther persons and topics I must
defer until :another time. .
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The.Hnmmrr Ilrstt l-lek.
The ! summers now upon us with organizations in the State will profit
its fierce ratjnd one can easily by this wise example to shut down
envy the happjr lot of the winner of on the sai3 Df liquor on the grounds
the capital pric of $75,000 in the during the exhibition. One other
(158th) GrandJionthly Drawing of suggestion to the Agricultural Soci
The LouisjanaiState Lottery, which 1 ety ana the same we offered after
will take placet w Orleans, La., 'the close of the last fair they can
on the iotlrdiyr ot July. Any one take it for what it is worth -that in
can obtain jalljfitrther information on the future, when they select mar
application tcM- A, Dauphin, New shals from each county, theyhoose
Orleans, TLa, ; men who will add some substantial
f? ' stamina to the fair as an exhibition
A dressing tV beautify gray hair of our material resources and who
every family needs. Parker's Hair will take active and practical inter
Balsam never fills to satisfy. est in gathering together an exhibit
I ' 'aea e eaftTsefci , j frr- ITm tKi l-crvAti r rMintistc
Imiiorlunt tloiuxtrad Irerlaieis.
We have alfiady printed an abs
tract of the opinion of the Supreme
Court in the cfe of Albright vs Al
bright, frojrt filford. The case is
an ii teresting foe, and we advert to
it again to show 1 its. importance and
general bearings - It seems from the
opinion of the court that there were
four judgement against David E.
Albright as surety, two recovered
and docketed.i6n contracts, since
1868. , Geo. Eg Albright owned the
first two judgrtijnts, the other judg
ment being oxy'ned by Lindsay Kirk
mani Daniel Alhright had - his
homestead audited by metes and
bou ids his pe onal property exemp
ions laid; offiothe amount of 500
valuation. -
kirkman and Geo. Albrght is
sued .executions on the judgment,
which were recovered on contracts
made sirfce i5&8, and against which
the homesteaU and personal exemp
tions are protected, and levied upon
the excess. -T&eir purpose being to
sell the excess above exemptions
under the nevr debts and sell the
homestead under the old judgments,
thus depriving Daniel Albright from
his exemptions altogether. -Tnis
suit was brought by 'Daniel Albright
td have the priority of the judgments
declared, to Wll the excess to the
greatest advantage, and to enjoin
Geo. ! Albright' and Kirkman from
selling und tr te - executions above
issued. Thebs . were some other
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complications not necessary to men
tion here. The case was argued at
Chambers before Judge Gilmer, who
refused to restrain -Geo. Albright
and Kirkmarfrom seUino; the real
estate, but stepped the sale of the
; personalty ungj a certain time. An
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w
ee
1883
appeal was taken, and the Supreme
Court says substantially that as long
as mere is any excess over, and
above Daniel Albright homestead
and exemptions George- Albright
must exhaust such excess before
he can tpuch the homestead land
personal property exemptions, 'and
this is so though some of his judg
ments are on contracts made before
1 868. The oldest judgments bejuig
the first lien upon all the real estate
in the hands of l-ariiel Albright,
they could not be displaced bv mnior
judgments, that Daniel Albright is
entitled to his homestead and ex-
emptidns i if it is possible to make j
thei3K:se paythe oldest jiwigrneiitx, j
and thus the .other two Judgments
are worthless unless the excess is
more than sufficient to pay the old4
est tudzments. Secondlv K,
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Daniel Albright has an equity to,
have the sales on executions issued
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vr vscju. rtionp-rir ann Kirtmin n
he new debts stopped,1 until the
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monties of the judgments and other
ebts are determined. nnA tb
c"ss of the exemptions sold free
"v n aii clouds and conflict; no- in.
,
brances so that it will bring the
mosi t money, and thereby, ifpossi
b,?fA satisfy the old judgments, thus,
if possible, toprevent the sale of
the hoi mestead and personal property
exemp,ions
The v noinf rlfriAoA a.:. JL
lias nevr r
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before been adjudicated I
ItJ' Supreme Conrt, and
.is 1m-
porjant IS settling C"? Of the vexed
.questions igrovrtniT out of thV homfj: 4,
stead lawv Albright'i debt waS a
security I -bligation, and "that ' his
homestead j is saved tohh in Wsj
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old age pro tht, k,. ' f .s.
homestelaw. - Green.boro
.Xext Stale Fair.
L
Ameruan Farmer wv "tf
llliraVjic State
Board of Agriculture
at if
meeting last January, took a '
lcig stride
ii
loiwara, wnicn every
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Creator without poisoning and de-
moralizing its patrons, it had better
remain closed. Banish intoxicating
and gambling devices from the fair
grounds." - j
We trust our State fair Associa
tion, as well as all similar
1 vaaa a 4 MAVI11V VU UIIUWs at eaaaT
thing of appointing gentlemen iyho
can dance well and ride horseback
in a lah-da dah fashion is Quixotic
in the extreme and is not calculated
to forward the material interest of
our State. ;
At a meetin? of the executive
committee of the hoard nf AomVtttt. I
ure, recently, the Commissioner,
Mr. McGhee, was authorized to con
fer with a committee from the North
Carolina State Agricultural Society,
and agree upon the apportionment
of the $500 appropriated by 'said
board for premiums, to be offered
on field crops at the' State fair ! this
fall.'- -:: ' I-.'
The committee, Messrs. W. G
Upchurch, E. R. Stamps, and T. C.
Williams, held a conference with the
Cdmmissioner sometime ago ! and
the premh m . - were fixed as follows:
$50 for the largest yield of cotton
from fifteen acres of land; $30 for
the .second, and $20 for the 4hird.
Ffty dollars for the largest yield
of corn from fifteen acres ; $36 for
the second, and $20 for the third.
Fifty dollars for the largest yield
of wheat from ten acres.
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Twenty-five dollars for the largest
yield from five acres each, of j oats.
rye rice, field peas and ground peas.
Twenty-five dollars for the largest
jield jof hay from one- acre of either
clover, orchard grass, herds grass or
Timothy. 1 j
; Eifty dollars for the largest in val-
ue of bright leaf tobacco, and fifty
dollars for the largest yield in j value
of heavy shipping tobacco, from one
acre each. Accurate measurement
of land and crop, and a detailed
statement of the mode and cost of
cultivation and manuring will be re
quired of each exhibitor.
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iy are now rccehinifwmense Stc
Spring and-8ai
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. We can sell a Wood F.,.wM c.u e'
A real nice all wool Suit at 7. c0
A genuine Black Diamna! ail wnrCf
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ZLj??' and ''S-oo. these goods
s.
.vv vaiicu ro our ar?e
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Embracing the Latest-Styles and W?r:e
Aears ot ape.
Our Stock of SHOES is complete
0n ,S call to our 9oc. BRO(UN which we
eel anvthinor rm iklc .,.rL..
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Our Stock oJTATS ik complete.
We have all grades, styles and prices
nama and all other grades at
Richmond., ,
Collars; Cuffs, Cravats,
ing Goods, ;$c
these Goods were bought irr Ne-
latest stvle. ! - 0 ;
We are Agents for the celebfaMirchant Tailoring establishment
JACOB REED'S SOWS of Philadelphia.
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,ry truly, '
Growers of Fine Tobacco
WILL MAKE MONEY. 1W USING
ALLISON &
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Speciat Tobacco Miurarc
Since mere Fine Tobacco has been
trtlt. 4nr Aka. U.IK.a.
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can afford to risk his crop on any but the best Fertilizer and thousands of
planters testify "that "STAR BRAND" of Special Tobacco Manure is the
best yet introduced. -
For sale .by us at Richmond prices,
time. ' " . ; I ' . .
We also keep constantly on hand a
.STAPLE
GROERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS, &c.,i at prices 1
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as th: bwit. j'
f i 1 1 Inst r mir r r n rr v.miM
ki.v. vm. ivw uuuuic
itH we will ave vrnt tnnrtev
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' We grantee the quantity and quality of everything we self. . "
RdsvUle,AprU ij. tZS ?
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Oss'-iSq tare, one- rime.-
eai-h ad litior.
, ' j three month-!,
V u month. .
Quarter Colunm. firs? fa-' "
r r. eah adIibonai t. ,
, ' .tlucesTrorrthi,
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Ten line af thia ttpej cpns'".
Special and Local Notices ad c
unites by special contracL "
Ti-anaient advrrtrscraents p
ranee, i '. Yearly advertisement-
advance. : -i y-:
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asuu IllipuilCtl gOOClS lor SlO.Od,
formerly sold for nearly double the
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Olothiiigr
Can suit
any from 3 to
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to suit every
pfice Boi
one. Manilla, Mack
US any point South of
Scurf - Gents Fur i sh
York and are euaranteed
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be the.
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Hasseltine, i5on & qa;r
Carolina Clothing' Store;
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grown with-it at less cost to the farrae
.as ! Itr - 1 a i a- .
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freight added, for cash or on crop
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full supply of ; ' ,
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