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LASKER, XORTHAMPTOX COUXTY, X C , TIIUHSDxVY, XO MEMBER 1, 1891.
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.ti. Albright, Principal, -
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l,;ril SQUAKE, N. C.
f - Session of this school
a". September 2-i.
- for tuition as follows :
; v Depai tmcnt, -
-!, I .')arfrneiif , 2.00
0.00
Krcrra. . ! ' . , -
f.:i-s be secured in good private
or ;tt the Hotel at reason ble
THE GRANGE.
PROCEEDINGS OF 4TII QUARTERLY
MEETl.N'O OF NORTHAMPTON
POMONA GRANGE.
Northampton Pomona Grange, P.
of II., held its 4th quarterly session
with- Crceksville Sub-Grange on
MR.. STEPHENSON ANS W ERED
HIS MEMORY SHOULD RE WHETTED
WHETHER ilEIIAS "AN AX TO
grind" or not.
Mr. Editor: We notice in the
last issue of your paper, an article
:Vom Mr.'-Claudius L. N. Stephenson
i slating that lie had been thinking
j Tuesday the 23rd day of Oct. 1804.1
: Tlie W. M.. A. E. Peelc, presided and ! for. some time of writing an article
I opened the Grange in 4th degree.
Ihe Secrelarv beinii absent, Wm.
,. $'. Grant, Proprietor,
JACKSON, N. C.
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- supplied with the. best the
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rv -tables attached.
raters to County Ollieers.
- i '.-)! -out for boj-s .A ' c. n t s
v,' a ii t e w" at
every potof
fiee i n handle
Key, Trunk,
U m 1 r e 1 la,
Gun and Dog
Checks, with
i. ikt-money.-; :l n e and
-- ad d' re s s
r.,. n.' Circulars and jostrrc
n;i'l(' cher-k with name and
!! icd thcH'oii by mail -post--.
Addicts
Lranchville, Va.
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u? I n u a of 1 a ? t m c.c ..i'n ' we:o
1 have ubo.M U i.iijsu feet of.'stand
. i iic 'timber, about 2 J, miles from S.
U. ji.ad in Northampton County,
al one :: Horse power, saw mill
that 1 wojld sell ati reasonable
t-nn-. Then' i- v. bogie road from
the timber to ?!' ndl'Oad.
lor fu: (her ;iif"i niatioii apply U)
IF. " (irii-hha, Seaboard, V. C.
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TI1K LATEST STYLES
STATIONARY '
Fol! SCHOOL,
llo.ME Oil OFFICE.
Tr can ennlv everytleniryou
i.;eed ;in our l'HC, ;v)d at lowest p
t--il)U' pi-'ees. f
Wis,.. t. us for i- italoues or i?
othvr information.
I A. WILLIAMS & CO,,
j : : kMLI : AM' SIVIMI1
I ! R.M.i:i:ir. N. C.
Grant was appointed to fill the va
canc5'. Call of Sub. Granges for
representation showed the following
represented: Greeksville, 12; Gkla
tia. 7 , Lacker, 20; total, -32. A
quorum being found' present, the
(lran"e was declared ready for the
transaction of business,
Jteports of Sub. Granges : Cieeks
viiie, oral report : In rather discour
aa'nig condition ; Galatia, written
report : condition good ; good deal
pf interest manifested in meetings;
square with. Sec. of Stale Grange ;
membership, CO ; have c operated in
buying am". sc-Uiog 'ou a smr.-lL scale ;
all secrced pleased ; th'rk we will
try it again: Laske, wr tVeo report :
condition ood ; rihi imjcIi- inVeresL
manifest d in meet' i ; uiembe.
ship, 39. The Y. M. fieh made a
few 'remarks encourag Graget-s
to renew rieir eob, . -y si-uoj the ;it
ual and iu'k mo e g aigeism r.s Uey
go ati'Oiig Jie p' Ale.
The. Se. c -me in and took l"s
&(at':(' i -
The
rerd and app ove 1.
. The' Comm: , e oa Educatio i sub
fniited the Wnw'j repot-.: "Educa
tio.i is t ,u:hl.iUv ?.akl to bo the fonn
dat on on w hi eh.-the Gc ge must
stand or fall. To be good patrons
the.fe o'e implies that we a - inter
es "d in the subject of efii'Cf.Uon. To
be.r ne in eF'eut by i jc easing o.ir
knowled e sl.ouhl be orr constant
aim. Ve rccommend tl at each Sob.
(xraoo.e should endeavor to keep iq
a ood school and not weary in '.vel'
doinfT. When we read .he beauiilu!
epoiLs id pile at Tarboio and Newton
we are bound to believe that the
Grange since- its organisation has
started the great wheel " to turning
that! is so enlightening and improv
iiv our country. We also recom
mend that the Granges j i Northamp
ton county, in the Slate of North
Carolina and even in every State in
the Union should take courage and
(eel proud that they have done a work
that' will speak well for the Grange
years and jea's to come." On mo
lion the report, was received and
udopied. The following officeis were
elected tor the .ensuing year : M.,
Rev. Wm. Grant ; O., Tiro. J. li.
from this section for publication rel
ative to the public school in district
No.41. We believe it would have been
better for him to have thooght a little
longer before writing; at least long
enough to have been able to state
matters correctly. Tie says he has
"no axe to grind" in this matter ; but
we think he has a memory that needs
considerable whetting, or. he certain
ly would not J have said that there
had been no public school taught in
the district for two years or more.
We are sure there was a public
school going on in .he district in
March 1603, and i" 'we know any
l':ing about reckoning time, it has
not lueiv Lwo yers or more. Last
wi )ter the e wi-s a payment to be
.nice on the hall, which left tne
i ids so small, it wt-,s thought by
cine of f ! e jm r " a that it would
be better o w;,U. oiii ihis fa'l ard
ve a 'o ' er .j.
We do 't knov-' whc of the patrois
o ! e fO: ool have bf Cii comoluining:
.o rF!. S che.'" r-o ab.)Ut .he f,' hool
'oeir'g t .tvl. i ; no-why ; hey make
rvV er n la s. .. him. U onld it
t iUvc 'r.ecn mrnh beer for then
to L f.ve , ined 'o i?e eommiLlee?
We l?ve IiA'd no le of said com
but o.) the o.her hand, we
'' ;vc consulird some of the patrons
of he school "n ?egard to the best
u e to commence the school and
'iey agreed with us that somewhere
-brut the" 1st of November was the
bec-ti 'time in order to give them a
t .iivce to save their cotton crop
rithout so much hireuV help, as many
"7 ibcm.wefc not so fortunate a Mr.
Claudius Stephenson to get a public
school to teach at a oig salary to en
able them to hire help to save 4 or 5
cent cotton. All of the. committee
have children a3 well as.M-vS. and
we believe have the inlcest of the
chik!:en at heart as much as he has
We hope if he has no axe to grind
he wili sharpen his memory so keen
that he can state matters correctly
in t'iO future.
Co3i. foii. District No. 41.
Established 1890.
Pensions.
. NaturaMy the ralient fact iu Fen
s o i Comm'ss:oner Loch en's report
ihe fab'z o;i in the number of
pf usioners on theTol! during the last
r t i l ATomliv- tisral yea" nas exeiie( me aneu-
Brown ; Lect,. Iro. I. b. .uurpin ,, - .
!fl0.0 p,v!ip. c nro tion and interest of the country. Al-
Chap., llev, Jese P 1 the , b., ro. nns4
II. C. Lassiter; A. S., liro J. u.
Johnson; Treas., Bro. K. I)avis;
Sec. E. C. Allen; G. K., Bro. J. W.
C.rinin; .P.. Miss Loreua Crowder;
C, Mrs. I. K. T. Davis ; F., Miss
Lena Moore ; L. Ai S., Mrs. M. E.
Parker. The lollowinix resolution
though no fewer than OO.OSo new
names were added and 2308 that had
been dropped were restored, yet the
losses by death and other causes
we; e such as to leave the total on
June 30 last at OGO.o 14, which was
!o4G8 less than that of twelve months
PEOPLFSf PARTY SPEAKING
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A WORD CONCERXlXO THE RETORTS OF
MEETINGS BY DEMOCRATS.
Mr. "Editor: I have noticed
lately that much has been said by
some of the correspondents to your
paper concerning the People's party.
I have also noticed that whenever ve
have an account in your paper of a
meeting or a public speaking of that
party, written by a Democrat, it is
generally a ver3T discouraging report
to one who is in sympathy with the
People's party. On the other hand
when we have the account of Dem
ocratic meeting reported perhaps by
the same men, there happens always
to be a large crowd and a "glorious
prospect for lemocracy."
Now, I do not dare to attempt to
denounce such reports as false, but
I do say I fear that prejudice has
caused them to say some things
which is calculated to misrepresent
facts.
Whatever has been said heretofore
concerning the small and iguoraiuous
crowds which attend the People's
party speal ing. I write to testify that
there was People's party speaking at
Pendleton on last Friday, Oct, 19th,
which was attended by no mean and
disrespectable congregation. Many
were here eager to hear the truth.
The most? remarkable thing, how
ever, connected with the occasion,
and one I would like some of your
correspondents to note, was, that the
Democratic candidates having gone
to their appointed place for speak
in", Miami, and having found such
a few present, left there and came to :
Pendleton and begged that they
mhdit be permitted to speak there,
to a people who would not ride to
Miami, a distance of about 3 miles
to hear them speak.
Whatever may be said about Pep
pie's partyism and the men who We
in sympathy with it, I don't think it
can be said that an of its represen
tatives ever tried to "run down," as
it were, and presumptuously throw
themselves upon a body of people.
1 think it can be said .and said
truly, thaW though the listeners be.
few the candidates who represent the
People's party will speak to them
rather than make themselves a nuis
ance at Democratic or any other
gathering. s
T think it behooves some of your
good-natured and sympathetic Dem
ocratic correspondents to exhort
their own brethren an.l to remind
them of the necessity of coming out
and meeting their representatives
and not cause the representatives so
much trouble, rather than to lavish
so much of his sympathy in advising
people to come out and hear the so
called "sore-heads, crest fallen, spa
vined and distempered."
KM. II.
Pendleton, N. C., Oct. 22.
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and all skin and blood disease:.
Price 2.c.
INFALIliLE CURE, for Cholera In
fantum, Diarhea, Towel Consump
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COUGH SYRUP, for Rronchilis -Asthma,
.Consumption. Honrsencss
Whooping Cough and Kidney Af
fection. Price 2k
KIDNEY' AND BLADDER REMEDY
AND FEMALE DISEASES, Price
50e
MAKE HASTE, Good for man and
beast. Rheumatism, Sprain, Rrui
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for ary parn the human 'being is
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Price 2.K.
PILES REMEDY. Relief at once and
cures certain if continue its use for
a short time. Price 2c.
If you want something to do you great
jood ue my medicines and you will be
highly pleased. Below you will find a
few of the many te.-timoniah I have
received.
Write all communications to
MRS. R. P. PEELE,
Rich Square, N. C.
NOTICE !
Havl"j; qualified as administrator,
with will annexed, of the estate of the
late Mr. Alice A. Aniiigto i, I hereby
noiif v all pernor. s bo,lisi euim ajjainst
said e.tate, tn piv.-i'iit tiiem to me for
payment on or before. .Dec. lt, lG"s or
tliis notice will be pleaded in bar of
tber lecovery. Debtors 'will please pay
promptl.y.
Th Oct. 22. ISO 1.
J. A. BUjIOWYX, AdmK,
W'ib the will auiu-xetl of
A. A. AltlilMiTOX.-
iTLEY;.
WOODLAND, M. G.,
Manuf scturers and Dealers in
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DUggiGS,
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'liagos,
Harness,
Wagons,
&e. &c.
We beg to announce to the public that
we are now prepared to do all kinds
of work in the above line and at
reasonable price?. . . . . .'
Horse shoeing and Repairing
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If you are in need of a
Buggy, Cart,Wagon or Har
ness don't fail to get our
prices.
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i 'r ATbonf ' T ,i previous. It is certainly very gratify-
uducc- Commission McKliant.iwaso(rer.(ia.ia,iPie..: i . ,o . (iw t.a. ,,r ra-n; vea;
licsolccd, That the Pomona Grange . r - -
, r has been at the flood has now turned
extend us thanks to the members ot ; , ,
', . , r and is actually ebbing It is also
Crceksville ul. Grange lor tne.vind : .
nn,i iwkeivifnhlo manner ui whicn tlie . - . J.. ? , . . .
have entertained this meeting.
ind Warehouse 22 Roanoke Dock;,
Norfolk, Va.
Masonry in North Carolina.
There are only four counties in
North Carolina out of the 96 in which
there is no Masonic Lodge Dare,
Polk. Tyrrell, and Warren. The
largest number of Lodges in anyone
county is in Wake, where there are
14. Randolph comes next, having
9 Lodges. Then comes Wdkes witli
cMit Lod2es.,. Johnston eight, v.ran-
M.-iip :io'. oowini liiat lae pension
...i o n imi ill lilt .iii v'l i.i.i ftiijriiiiii'ii i i i itii rr ill.'. .11 - , 1 -.-.-. - y 1
-ou: i Hiu-uuv" - ! ii:nu (.mi-n-iiiiv.. v ' lOl-ais will "i) r un IICAl . r -- a. . . . . 1
.. ivultry, ivus 1',v nl" -T,.c ll0s: m.Vtina of this GraiKje t0c ' ilicru is il.M tl.e.c was only .j,vie e.ght. Chatham c.gui Lum .r
K V ,u.i,s;nHi a;, Couto iro- . iic hcMai L;sker . cUi , 1831 against land .seven .n .even Surry
'. - .. 1 - timna fl.it niimhor I Seven. DUliunu-c
j r 10 atior ot me ua uciir;u u..v, n...... .....v, v...-- - ,.
N'V M3TTC, "PROMPT RETURNS.'1
:,-r.-;:ee. P.ank of Commerce.
M ibc -Grange was closed in the 1th
thief Vears a.T'i
il.iHT. S. IUVKS A CO,
1 r.i G Soaasko'-Peck, ITsrfolk. Va.
decree. A. E. Pi:i:r i:. M.
E. C. AiLKN, Sec.
, while most of such ! Madison six, Mecklenburg six, bamp-
' - r,m cir i 'iiiirfik-pp v '. u evciaim u-
D-y c y'V. a;e tor increases 01 ex- . - -
.... L.u Franklin five, Guilfonl five, Iredell
AV Pi re"? tWr ?
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TASTELESS
For Heat.
. - i i -. -v V r'nilTH II VI' tft I
rew na-res ,o ti e reifs. Another i "
"3:t is tl'.r. a u'-eat part of the ex-! Having a foothold in every county
ivn T C'Cms oi persons not aireaiv except lour, wuaw j t
on the rolls, amounting 287,209, might be for good, if that community j
One dwelling bouse and lot, hav? already been examined and ? of interest existed which ought to ex
boated in the Hwn of Cnav. . Cuuud defecve in certain particu- ist in every L'wlge in the State, 1
C aUi dwelling lias live fa?s. so tunt. n s -uououmi now many ! woai a granu chh.im .. ....
I tc and ciuuiortabie rooms. -.of ihem wiu i2 prtec:eu. it is eoo i estaousueu iuiwuu
besides cook rinini ami unini;; uiie at rial. 1 e3tii.
TIME
in r.
1 Pea,nn:,iVtto!i..Lumber,
Ecc- and ;iiieken.
Uetnins made on day of alo. j
lt JUST ASCQOD FOR ADULTS.
t is ebb i established through her instruroen-j vARRArlTED. PRICE 50 ctS.
it ...1:1 Ka Y O-oban Asv um.5 . . .
title at nsi 11 jjciiaiuiix iuu 'i- iau., -t . ! galtia. it-XJ, jt. i i
rooiP Good lot. Outbuilding-, should be bb tide till the stream is j which only neels Xto? hearty cooper-1 ytjr r. m VxU(S, ef
Good well of water, &c. Call dry, especially so as scarcely one-1 ation of the Lodges and. membership
in nr tidies2? 1 third of the men who participated iu ! of the order to make it one 01 me , V',.. m'tcW t,... it
7t Flithe the late Civil war are alive lodav.- 2randest institutions in the country.; g- V
JanC. Christian Work. V 4 -Orphan's Friend. .v.caco