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r ;rV ti it' r THE IMDBPEHDENT. W. B. THOMPSON, Pfppi ietof. Subscriptions price 50c. a' year. Six months 25c, Three months 15c -7 f- Entered.at the Chapel HillPost Oftloc as second class mail matter. . , EVERY TOWN HAS A ,iar- '. - ' . A sponger. m A smart alec. J . It's richest man. ;..?,. ; :. . Some pretty girls. . : . A weatherTprophet. . A girl who giggles. Half a. dozen lunatics. " A woman who tattles. i , A justice of the peace. A man-who-knows-it-all. ' One Jacksonian Democrat. . More loafers than it, needs. Men who see every dog-fight. ' . A boy who cuts up in, church. A stock law thats not enforced. A few meddelsome old women. ? A widower who is too gay Aot his age. Some men who make remarks about women. " ' Don't think that I am 1!, cheap as I ever did, and , CHRISTMAS TRBE. I keep everything you Shoes, Hate, Caps, Clothirig, Mil. ' 71 ..'' linery Goods Cash Buy ers wilT fih3. it to their interest to trade with me. nit u r e!! I have a Big Line, it will pay, you to call and see my stock. i Bring me your Cotton and Cotton Seed, Tours Truly C, 1. L I H ID S A Y. v. i A A few who know to run the af fair's of the country, j : A grown young man who laughs every time he says anything. A girl who goes u to.' the post office-every time the. mail comes in. Scores of men with! the caboose of their trousers worn smooth as glass: . f . A man who grjns "when jyou talk, arid laughs-out loud when he ' ' 1 :- r . . ; has said anything. i ; ivo'me weeks ago the Turks mur dei?d about ten thousand Cnris tians in; Armenia, seemingly with out any provocation.! As yet; the nations' of the world have not ad- ' ministered any rebuke to the Sultan for this inhuman cruelty It ought - . ! ; j: 1 -j. -- I to be rebuked, ior this world has - r ;:!: f j reached too high a grade oftwijiza- tion to overlqdk such barbarities. The Turks should be fer some for it. L i M made to suf- The conference ; between Repub- licans and Populists I at Raleish in dicates 'that fusion lis to continue 2 years hence. i ! i: not selling Goods as ' . ,i : ' ' r- i -u especiaUy, so for the need, in the way of etc. FAMIL Y GROCERIES. AWB BRY GOODS. FURNITURE! F ur- 1 " I I, W. A. TEMPLE, DEALER IN i ' : i 'is-, HEAVY & FANCY GROCE- - - RIES. - - FLOUR, MEAT, ' MEAL,, SUGAR COFFEE CANNED GOODS ',- ETC ' Country ' Produce takeq in ex- ! change. ' Give J me a call' I will sell you cheap asjyou can buy any where in the! town. Thanking . one and all for past patro nage, and hoping that I may eqntinue4 serve you I remain yous truly j r W. A. TEMPLE. HI 1 1 ! I. '1 . b !:' -I !) f li-i This Spaed is Paid for by THOMAS F. IvIvOYD. Who will tell you in mv h(, h the next issue has to sell"1Ba' .4; D. Me. CAULEY, E A. IjH It U i i CHAPEL Hltlv, N. C ! I can . sell you your Christmas Goods cheap. VCall anb examine my Immense stock. I have a beautiful line of bougies Zeigler ; & Bay State ? Shoes, which are the best' Shoes : on . the market Goods are lower this season than I ever knew them. If you want to save money 'come and examine my' stopk bctpre buying All kinds of trade - taKen m exenanee ior goods. D. MC. OAULEY McDade Brick Building. ot of Cheap but Good Pants. 1 1 TRY TY FLOUR, Flour and Shipstnff a Specialty. fine stock of - Groceries always on hand. SH E S . Just come and try me on Mens. ! Ladies or Children's Shoes. vr. r I can sell you if you - will cme see I, them.; " .1: : H : f 1 ' 1 j r 1 'j 1 1 ' . L uoous soiu ror me lowest casn prices or country trade'. L; ! Come and bcc me, I will treat you rig Jit j, d. webb; 1 J i4 E GO TO .,;-".v ' r':X::v'-' 1 ' , ' Corner Grocery, f.. !-.
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