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published in
JA3ARRUS, B.WAS, STANLY,
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Plain and Fancy,
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THE BEST
JOHN B, SUERR1LL, Editor.
'BE 0CTST f-AJSHD OFILAJR, lOT."
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Yol.vY No. 2 V
Time, Established 183.
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Consolidated Jane 23, 1S87
CONCOHD. N. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER IG. 1887.
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51. II. li. IAI.IJ a.LI.,
Attor:i ")' itt.l 'oUil I'M t b.iw
COX: (HID, .V. ?
Will practice in all parts n' tlie Stale
! 'oHertiTiii)H-!eiu al. part-orf the conn
r fQ H'.;;'pp Kite tii ;otirttione
H7c"HRRiNG O.C.S..
SALEUF
Valuable Land
i
r
OOiee'-'ver Davis & Correil'a jew-
b J y store-
03'ers uis irofesii-iial tiervices to
tjie citizeii.s ol Com or J sua vicimij.
Calls promptly attended to, day oi
night. Oiik-eand r-ideuce ou East
Depot street opposite the Piesbyte
rian church. Aug. 14 ly
J. il.VAS.Yfm
PnOTuGRarlluR
. CHARLOTTE, J . .
h;nle in
.f o d picuiie- of any kin
Crv.ji. ud a Ink. Wit'
t lie be.t m;i:)e.
:-iV3 isIOR
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Y?, GL S
By authority vested in me as Com
miasioncr, by decree to sell land for
partition filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court for Cahams
count , n 'the 5th day of September.
1S.S7, and by another decree filed in
said office cn th 9th lay of Novembe r
1587, in a Special Proceeding, wherein
Paul Harnhardt ami others are 1'laintifi.s
and Paul Bamhsrdt (luardia . D. W
Cry, (luardi.in, and others aie defend
ants. I will sell, ly public auction, at
t e court house, door n Concord.N.t".
on Monday, th: 2ml day of January.
1588, a tract of land known as the home
place of Daniel Barnhardt, deceased,
in No 8 township, Cabarrus county,
containing 200 acres ; the description
and boundaries whereof are fully set
forth in a deed, for said t-act of land,
from Daniel Earnhardt to Eveline Bam
hardt, recorded in Book No. 28, page
399, in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Cabarrus county.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the
purchase money to l e paid in cash or
within 30 days as Commissioner shall
deem best ; balance of purchase money
payable within twelve monfns after date
of sale secured, by note with good
sureties, bearing interest at eight per
cent, per annum from January -2nd,
1888, and deed reserved unti purchase
money is paid in lull. This land has
on it several good gold veins, one hun
dred acres of virgin forest timber, about
fifteen acres of splendid meadow, and
the t'v J- i ,f-f,-, t. -
GEORGE L.. PATTERSON7,
Commissioner.
Nov. the 9th, 18S7 td
ildiell's Eve Saivc,
A rtain, safe and tffective remedy
iavMul In&unsd Eyes,
I Producin g Long Sightedness. and
i Restoring tie Sizht of the Old.
Oures Tear .Drops Granulation Stye
Tumors. Re I.' Eye. Matu ), Fye ishes
i aini producing, tiuiek eli' nd
permanent cun
Also, equally efficacious when useTT
11 oLher maladies, -such as Ulcers Fevei
tores. Tumors. Salt Rheum, 3uius, Piles
fcr wherever inflammation exists
MITCHELL S SALVE may be used to
advantage.
Sold by all Druggis at 25 cents.
, ;
Ut4i kikm,
BILES VILtiE, K. C.
Fall erm opens 1st day of August.
Board from $6 to S9 per month. Tuition
from 1 to 3 per month Healthy
location, excellent commnnity. school
is not sectarian, but strictly moral.
. For further particulars apply to
Rev. F. S. STARRETTE,
Principal.
Try the largest andbest equipped
LIVKKY:
Sale and F ed
ST A B L E
S,
PBINSB'S-BSLLES E3T-.BLI2EUENT
in the U nited Scates
n. j. iseii.i.v k . .,
324 and 326 Pet rl S New York,
'rices low, satisfaction guaranieedvest
reference?.
M. L. UKOWN &BR0.,
PRO ' HIE I DBS,
GOITSrOOZE-tlX, 1ST, O.
We have moved our entire stables
into trie larg- new uricK subk Ui xioi
1 of the CeftffSfeHotel. We return thanks
to the public for their liberal patronage
in the past, and hope to merit a eou
tinuance of the same.
We are prepared at all times to fur
nish turnouts for weddings, funerals
&c, at liberal prices.
OMNIBUS
Meets all Trains.
Mr. C. L. Ervin has at our stables at
all times horses and mules for sale.' -
Nov
M. L
11 iy
BROWN & BRO:
marvelous Sale of Land,
lie j ; and Disinraeots
Of Cabarrus County for the Year End
ing November 30, 1887.
NORTH CAROLINA,
. Cabarrus County?
I, Jno. K. Patterson, Register
of D.-eds and ex- officio clerk to
the board of county commission
ers, do hereby certify that the fol
lowing is a full, true an.i perfect
statement of the income and ex-
endi::2
Ca-Xo-
penditures of the county
iarrus for the year
vem her, 18S7.
INCOME-
To tax 011 219,103 acres
land $1406755 at 20 $2813.51
To tax on 455 town lota
$287850 t 20
To tax on 2244. horses
$105301 at 20
To tax on 1G13 mules
$83760 at 20
To tax on 8 jacks $695
at 20
To tax on 98 goats $55
at 20
To tax on 5959
$44583 at 20 -
To tax on 7807
$14482 at 20
To tax on 3601
$2638 at 20
To tax on farming
Ac, $132156 at 20
To tax on money on hand
$31427 at 20
To tax1 on solvent cred
its, $416105, at 20
To tax on shares, stock,
&c, $12367 at 20
To tax on all other prop
erty $180687 at 20
To tax on railroad fran
chise $17000 .at 20 .
cattle
hogs
sheep
tools,
575.70
210.60
167.52
1.39
.11
89.17
28.96
5.2S
264.31
62.85
832.21
24.73
361.38
34.00
V J Hill iud.se furnished '1
to jail ;
Wm rrost for summons-
ing jury, Ac.
D V Krimminger build
ing bridge over Cold
AVater cr.ekat JUove'a
old mill site
Cannons fc Fetrer mdse
furnished poorhou.se
C A Sherwood services
and work at poorhouse
V C Parish supr to be ex
pended on roads in No
1 township ,
John II Patterson servi
ces ice at jail for No
vember 86,
John C Wadswoith 10
hogs furnished to poor
house
J W Mehaffey ringing
bell for Nov court
JohnB.Sherrill, couyey-
iug Maudy Cauble dis
charged lunatic to her
home and notice ,
Foil and Bost work on
macadamized road (by
Pleas Miller,
8.05
, 48.40
1G0.00
22.71
74.11
1
75.00
35.35
15.00
2.00
1.75
5.75
flEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Wtolyu ui a we sy ums.
. Aty t03K learaedin one r adit
Recommei.ded by Mark Twain. Rich
ard Proetor t eScintiet. Hons W W.
Astor, Judah P. B njamin. Dr. Minor.
&c. Class ofJIOO olumbia Law stu
dents; two lasses of 2o0 each at Yale:
iO.) 1 University of penn. Ph la, and
400 a Wellesly ol'ege, c, an engag
er1 at C lautau ,ua I niversity. Prospec
us post free It m
PROF. LOISETTE,
2'7Fift Av ,Ne Vor'-r.
liy virtue f a decree f the Supe
rior court f t abairustount v, ai its s? e
ial term in N veinl er. 1887. sn the
ease :i II M lr ks and w fe- vs. VV M
Austin and triers, I wil , as C tnmis-'
sinner app inted b the eourt, ex 'ose
to pu lie sale at the courthout-e in t'on
c rd to the hiffhest bidder for cash on
$2734862 at 20 $5471.72
To tax on bank stock
$11050 at 20 22.10
To tax on net income
$1115 at 1 11.15
To tax on marriage, li
cense 133.00
To tax on 3 peddlers on
foot, 15.00
To tax on 1 peddler with
horse, 10.00
To tax on one interna
tional railroad show. 5.00
To tax on Haworth's
double show 2 days $5 10.00
To tax on merchants from
Jan 1,86 to June 30.86 163 Kl
To Ul uu merohautS trOlM
July 1,86 to Dec 31,86 210.94
To single tax on 4001
acres land $26853 at 20 ' 53.71
To single tax on 12 town
lots $6095 at 20 12.19
To single tax oa personal
property 31000 at 20 62.00
To single tax on bank
stock $4500 at 20 y.UU
To tax on P E:F isher re
tail liquor dealer, 10.41
To J tax on 2300 polls
33 J cts 776.25
To J tax on 9 insolvent
polls 33f cts 3.04
To J tax on 24 unlisted
polls 33? cts .14
To J double tax' oa 1 un
listed poll kz7i cts .0
t'o .25 per cent, on $1.56
uuusted .39
39.39
19.80
$6988.18
By errors
ents
and insolv-
Total for December, $918.94$
January, 1887. . j
II C Cook supr to be ex
pended on public roads
in No 10 township 25.00
H W Blackwelder dama
ges for public road
, through his lands . 15.00
Concord Times and Reg
ister publishing state
ment of income and ex
penditures of county
for 86
A B Young 6 sacks guano
furnis'd for poorhouse
farm
John H Morrison 2 days
service as bridge com
missioner ' on bridge
over Coddle creek
Goodson & Willeford
mdse furnished to por
house
C A Sherwood "services
and supplies "to poorhouse
1 Mose Gibson 3 mos. ser
vices at poorhpuse
N G White registrar of
Nov election in No 11
township
Yorke& Wadsworth mdse
furnished to poorhouse
and wards ($8 of this
for P II
j a. xuaeK registrar cn-
Nov election in No 10
- township
TS Van Pelt supr bal
expended on public
roads in No 3
J W Stoker and L A Bi
denhour, conveying
Jake Barrier lunatic to
county jail
W F Griffith shff Meek
county conveying pris
oners to Cabarrus
D B Porter two pauper
coffins
John B Patterson jail
fees for Dec 86
Samuel Sloop, 1 pauper
coffin
Cannons &' Fetzer mdse
i'urnisd to poor house
' H T Harris siitf Catawba
count' conveying Mag
Hoiiues to Cabarrus
i county jail
trar Not electioa in
No 2 township
John C Johnston, to be
expended on public
ro&ds in No 2 township
W G Melehor, C L Nus
man, Daniel Miller,
road comrs, to be ex
pended on public roads
in No 7 township-'
DM Lipe'sunr repairs
and material on public
roads in N08 township
P B Fetzerpipea and fix-
. tures for water ,wsorks
at courthouso and jail
D A Caldwell repairs on
jail
J P Horn shff Union Co
conveying B B Lein
mons to Cabarrus jail
C II White mdse furnish
ed to poor house
TJ Shinn committee ser
vices and iron on Iron
bridge at Heglar'sFord
H C Cook supr to be ex
pended on public roads
m No 10 township
Samuel Sldop 2 pauper
coffins
V C Parish supr to be ex-
. pended on public roads
in No 1 township
C A Sherwood wood, la
bor and repairs at poor
house
C A Sherwood one one-
horse wagon one New
Home sewing machine
for poor house
J A Cline two tickets Dan
Allman and wife and
freight on clothing
from Salisbury
John R Patterson iail
fees for Feby, 87
3.r,i
25.00
15 00
15.124
142.80
90
16.95
3.77
4.00
21.00
5.00
25.00
24.00
2.70
2.70
48.65
140.50:
Tuesday, the 3rd day of January, 3y sheriff's, commission-
4,)n .1 11 '1 a 1 1 I
COMCOHD
HIGH
SCHOOL
CONCORD, N. C.
The first session begins Monday,
August 15, 1887.
TERMS: .
Tuition, per month, $1.25 to 3.50.
Incidental fee, per term, 5C "ents. !
The patronage f the public, town
and surrounding community is so
licited. For full particulars, address as
above, JAMES P. COOK,
"" Principal.
July ft fim. .
(Cheap Coffee I
Hois Roasted Coffee at 18c.
-A. ZPOTJISTID.
PUT-UP IN FOUND P OK. AGES
Every package contain ; a ' Present, in
' value from 5 cents o 3. 0U.
TRADE SUPPLIED BY
0 j I I
mini m li m
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
10.,
Insure Your Property
18S8, the following described real etare
to wit; A tract of land lying on the
waters f U cky River, adjoining he
Ian as f Jacob Hartsell Milton t 'haney I
.-nd th is, known as the "Nathan
Green"' laud aod containing 250 acres,
mre r lesp. c Id t" satisfy the judg
ment render d in the easea ove named.
his November 16th. 187
M U. 11 '('ALU u ELL, Cm;
SALE OF LAND
By virture f f decree made by his
Hon E I. tsoykin -ludge m the cae
of Jonas Cook Receiver and B F.Bog
ei. exr. vs the heirs at law of D W
Suther and J A Hrkey, we jwill ell
tX the comthouse door in ('oncord N C,
on Monday, January 2. I8S8 :
One tract of land lying in No 8
townhiu s nd known as the Bobannan
lands Said Jand containing 50 acres
uiore or less and is very valuable
Terms will be made knowa on day
ale.
JONAS COOK.
B. F. ROGERS.
om.
W. M. Smith Atty.
1 ec. 1st 1887.
FOR RENT !
1 he rooms over the store now occu
pied by D I). Johnson
VV. M.SMll'tL.
Sept. 16 tf '
TWO LOTS FOR SALE
ers b per
684768
cent, on
Total for January,
February, 1887.
J
S6505.3Q
A'g. 12, lS87-tf
W-G MKANS.
ExVr T. J. kajrle.
One fronting on : Main street in
front of W. M. Johnston's. The otb-
t n r i l J T I
t t i. -l .. - j 31 ii on tins on iuaiii uiretsti nuuurai-
JLlie, lilHlDS ana &I0 .K, tie's Ford road.
i ier eii.
rirst elas 'aciliiies offered for Fire
Life, Accident ana Live St; ck lnur
ance. Stores and Stck , D vl ing
and Furniture. Barns ;ind con entp,
Mills, Onttnn Gns. insured on ti e
best terms. Apnlv to
runs. w. SMITH. "
WANTED!
I.' 00 cords fnr fio' w.d wjll pty
i ) tof t m trade :
DISBURSiSMEXTS.
December, 1886.
Jas N Brown, registrar
of Nov. election No 12
township
Dr J P Gibson medicines
furnished poorhouse
Jas C Gibson, csc,insolv-
ent bill costs fall term
1886, t .
Jas C Gibson, esc, sta-
. tion ry for office, '86
Jas C Gibson, esc, court
costs J P Allison et al
vs county com is
C II White mdse luruish-
. ed to poorhouse
i c fXTin'e 3
oioouson cc iueioru
mdse furnished poorhouse
Jonas Cook, one day's
attendance on set with
county treasurer
t E Gibson mdse fur
nished to poorhouse
Jno A FinK, Register of
Isov election in JNo o
township
F A Klutts Registrar of
Nov election in No 9
township
5 C Davis Registrar of
Nov election in No 1
township
" A Moser registrar of
Nov election in No 8
township
,V A Patterson supervis
or to be expended on
public roads in No 12
township -'
M B Goodnight regis
trar of Nov eltnitiou iu
No 4 t wnshio '
e. E Kit hi re-i . r
f Nov. elec-:ou in io
$ 6.27
9.80,
326.44
35.00
13.60
4.20
26.62
2.00
8.30
2.22
1.43
2.82
2.33
W Mehafiey ringing
courthhouse bell for
Jan court, 87
J F Willeford agt mdse
furnished poorhouse
Edwards, Broughton&Co
chattle mortgage rec
ord No 9 for Cabarrus
Allen Freeman repairing
12 chairs at poorhouse
Amos McNeely building
chimneys at poorhous-
J E Wafford pauper cof
fin for Martha Morgan
Jno R Patterson jail fees
for January 87
Dr J P Gibson medi
cine furnished to poor
house
J W Mehafiey repairing
courthouse tower,
Samuel Sloop 2 pauper
coffins '
D M Lipe supr repair
pig public roads in No
5 township
C A Sherwood services
and supplies at poor
house
"Wm Propst cash paid by
him to State Treasurer
forD, D & B pupil at
Raleigh
D M iitpe supr repair
ing public roads in No
5 township
Jno K Patterson services,
as elk to board county
corars including Feby
1S87,
J J Barri.uer 1 pauppr
coffin, .
Total for March,
April, 1887.
4.00 Jos "W Foil supr money
expended ,pn public
roads in No 6 township
15.08 Jno C Johnston -supyr
money expended on
public roads in No 2
63.85 township
W L Eagle repairs on
27.06 public roads in No 3
township
V C Parish repairs on
1.90 public roads in No 1
township
W J Hill repairs on jail
tiamp Ellis" " "
13.66 J W Mehafiey attending
Dr J P Gibson medicine
3.72 furnished to poorhouse
Dr R S Young medical
services at poorhouse
3.46 A B Young ten sacks acid
48 lbs clover seed fur
bished to poorhouse
J F Willeford act mdse
2?00 furnished to poorhouse
Jno R Patterson jail fees
for March, 87
7.20 H C Cook supr repairs on
public roads in No 10
5.00 township
C A Sherwood services
6.15 and expenses at poor
house 2.50 Caonon's &'Fetzer mdse
furnished to-poorhouse
4.98 1 Win Propst -expenses at
Jan 87 term ot buperior
court .
J II Foard & Co furnace
at jail .
Samuel Sloop 2 pauper
$280.11 coffins
J A Litaker supr repairs
on public roads in No
11 township
D M Lipe supr repairs
on public roads in No
5 township
bindinff.2 tax book for
Shff and lUsiiktrr'a office
C A SUf i xhI crric tod
him mt poftbouM
J F Willeford mst uxd tat-
nihed topoorbouM
JW AlehafTej riccina bll
far Maj Ifasi term of Sui-
rior court ;
John Cook t-apr reiui- on
public rod in No 8 town-
hip
Dr J P.Oibn medicine4 to
lcorhouH
Jno U Patterson jail foes for
May 1887
J B Willeford to use of C A
Fisher warning Lands to
work on public road iaXo
4 township
Sumo-) .Sloop Beven pauper
coffin
Win Propbt shn" umiuouiug
jurors list taker Ac -
Jas C Gibson, cac, insolvent
bill costs May term 1887 .
of Superior court 1 "
J A Litaker sum repiirs on
public roads in No 11 town
ship . .
J L Stafford county couir
services and mileage to and
includins: Ht Mtmday in
, June 1&7
Si to
2i.a".
54.-4"
2.54
63. s:
17.M
67.54
.00
2(1.20
Total for June,
July, 1887!
20.75
2.50
25.00
9.35
2.00
10.00
2.50
19.60
3.50
3.50
2.50
46.20
66.80
15.00
12.50
51.65
2.50
$451.59
25.00
25.00
23.09
50.00
10.13
3.25
7.50
6.65
58.50
24.05
85.05
63.93
24.78
102.33
122.74
f
20.90
125.00
5.00
29.65
16.05
25.00 Total for February, $277.60
March, 1887.
3.40 John Cook supr to be ex-
ended on pub c roads
in No 8 township
. Total for April,
, . iMay, 1887.
J V Pethel supr repairs
on public roads in No
4 township
J A Litaker snpr repairs
on public roads in No ;
11 township
V C Pari.-Ji bal on public
roads in No 1 township
J F Willeford agt mdse
furnished to poorhouse
Dr J P Gibson medicine
furnished to poorhouse
J D Roberts for patient
in Eastern Insane Asy
lum under sec 2260 of
Code for Cyrus Alex-:
ander
W A Patterson supr re
pairs on public roads
in No 12 township
Jno Cook supr repairs on
public roads in No 8
township
Jno R Patterson jail fees
for April bt, white
washing, &G.
C A Sherwood services
and mdse at poorhouse
J A Harrel blank notices
for assessors and list
takers.
Total for May,
June, 1887.
C A Sherwood 3 mos aervices
and indee furnished topoor
house
Dr R S YouDg medical servi
ces at poorhouse,
J F Willeford agt mdse fur
nished to poorhouse
C li White mdse furnished
to poorhouse
John P Allison 3 davs service
and mileage to Raleigh in
assessing N C R R
Li M !Morrison lumber fur
nished on public roads in
No 1 township
Bost & Cannon 1 pauper cof
fin for Eliza Daniels
W A Patterson registrar lo
cal option el ction No 12
June 1887
N G White 13 days list taker
in No 11 township
J M Faggart5 days libt taker
in No 6 township
Caleb Cruse 5 days list taker
in No 6 township
JHP Adams elk's fee as ap-
sing N C R R
Yorke &. Wadsworth mdse
furnished to pooihouse
Jas N Brown registrar local
option election town Con
cord June 1887
Cannons & Fetzer mdse fur
nished to poorhouse
Dr . L M Archey expenses
conveying Jno M Winecoff
lunatic to Western N C
Irr ane Asylum
M A Ludwig 6 days list ta
ker in No 8 township
Wm Propst shff expenses
conveying J M McCurdv
lunatic to Western N C
Iusane Asylum
Ephiaim Tucker 8 days as
sessor in No 9 township
John C Johnston 7 days as-
sescr in No 2 township ; .
C A Fisher 7 days assessor
in No 3 townohip
E C Davis 7 days assresor in
No 1 township
Johii T Moose 6 days asses
sor in No 7 township t
W S Sapp 5 days assessor in
No 5 township
E G Irwin 7 days list laker
in No 3 township and mile
age Geo C Goodman 7 days as--sessor
in No 3 township
P C Earnhardt-5 days asses
sor in No 4 township
C J Ritchie 5 days assessor
in No 7 township .
J L Peck 6 days list taker in
No 7 township and mileage
Wson Honeycutt 5 days as
sessor in No 7 township
John A Fink 12 days list ta
- ker in No 5 township
Noah Blackwelder 3 days as
sessor in No 4 towtship t
Paul A Earnhardt 1 pauper
coffin
D M Lipe 5 days assessor in
No 5 township
6.40 1 M Melehor 7 days assessor
in No 1 township
M C Garman 10 days list ta
ker in NolO towns! ip and
j mileage . -
t M M Furr 9 days assessor in
20.00. No 10 township -
D P Botr r 9 days assessor in
No 10 township .
54.75 jas A McEa.-h ern 1 day as .
court officer .
Geo E flitehie 8 days list ta
ker in No 6 township and
mileage
J II Mjriison 8 days list ta
ker in No 2: to nship and :
153. U
39.2fi
828.59
A VITAL FORCE IN 0UH Mli3T.
StatcTin Landmark. j
Thi the time of tipar for tic
Vf tW uil t that
th iVrbtrnH t4. ft u right now, b w
tlllM-UH ?
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J-Pti, to t; fcd c I'liih
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b-l f4 tt- M-.ai
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mHtini-hnA m rit. il. br-l or
ten atd !!
urn yoniervnc rt
n
lc of the Metlm-ih U honrt'Md iJrtd to
caMoL of grrat itit-nt. nt i-nlv " Lim-t. -thrrrfot
i the demonaratim Uich tU-V j P eu j.L, u atu J
rrpieni nH Uvt lr but to U , . , ' .
the HH.jd.. It i wurth iitu tMil hW,N "f i&tit Uhz
ol.Mrr0 th pngr. they iwjwrlnL- On thai daW etrrv
making. inc. liaptM couvcbtioti
31.65
35.71
28.40
16.71
6.05
22 00
13. 0
2.ro
10. CI
2a oo
iooo
10.00
2.00
18.80
4.53
32 75
12. GO
12.0
20.90
1G.00
14.00
1400
14.00
t2.00
10.00
15.40
14 CO
iaco
10.00
made a magmheent hom iu; fur
that great and intelligent Ukly of
Christiana. Thtir tut-mlerhip in
the State incre?.s,l greatly Ut
year, aa did alsH. their contribu
tions to all the vuriona interest
they have in charge. It is claim,
ed for the Raptist that numerical
ly they arc stronger than any oth
er denomination in the Stat. The
Methodist resinl this claim and
assort that including ho much of
the HoUton and Virginia Confer- 'mcli
euce territory as be in North
Carolina, the Methodist Church
tias a greab-r meuibendiip in tlie
Statu than the liaptibt. It in nut
our province to settle this diopu
ted quchtiou. IJ4h are great iu
strength and powerful iu their iu
lluenco ujion the spiritual and
moral vvellaro of the people. We
do not doubt that the Conference
uow in session it will be demon
strated that the Methodist have
made equal proortiouato gains
with the isaptists, lor It has tooii
a year ol considerable religious
awakening in North Carolina. The
Synod of the Presbyterian Church.
lately held, sliowinl that tins
branch of the Christian Church,
less aggressive, perhaps, than
either of the others mentioned.
made strides forward during tho
twelve-month precocdiim its mer t-
iK"ttier on our I
for tuon thn two
called on to wttle by au4lrr t)tt
ounHfhr. Tli buine a,4
ITWILLin:iH)NU '
This dxt dt apply (0 tkett
a r $rtk 0 ifri.
irk
Mother
If the little datUng i PHndiniJ
ch HbpU-M ni-hl '. Jv and
pitifully w noting away by th
drainage iijm ita yitet:i frm the
rfftM-t of teething, give Ir. lUg
gem' lltuklebrrry ConliaJ and a
cure U1 result.
PhXniciau ho kuow the vlue
of Shalleulx ri
;era Pill prewcril
them asther tn remtHlr. ThU
in hardly fair, but t- htroti ttti
mony iu favor of the modM-tiic. Iu
one vti( a holt aaln druggiU iu
Baltimore sent the proprietor
of the lurdicine three grW of
empty tottle.- Hie pill- had all
leen uel by one phynirinti in
that city. Nearly a mauy more
by a lovtor in lltchmond, Va.
In Brief and to the Point.
The Baptist Church differs in
its form of government very mate
rially from any of tho others. Its
convention is uot ajiigh court, but
is no more than a inisKioiuirv
body. It does not deal with the
affairs of the several churches.
Each church is sovereign within
itself. Its ministers are not sub
ject in their movements to the will
of the convention, or even the
ject only to the decision ol these
mrges. Iu the other Chu-ches
the ministers are regulated by the
Conference or by tho Presbyte
ries, as the case may be, the Syn
od in the caso of tuo Presbyterian
Church exercising a supervision
over the Presbyteries. And in the
Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches the Conference and the
Synod are legislative bodies and
formulate policies for the char
ges under tiiem.
The three denominations named
are the three most powerful in
this State, theJPresbyterian stand
ing third on the list. Others come,
we should say, in this order:
Episcopal, Lutheran, Christian j
Primitive .Baptist, .Methodist
Protestant, Catholic and Associate
Reformed Presbyterian, not for
getting the German Reform, Ad
ventists and other sects the stren
gth of which is confined to speci
al localities.
How great the induence exerted
upon the temporal interests of th
State by these , various branches
of Christ's Church, there is no es
timating. Blot them out, . and
civilization would die with them.
Laws would become ropes of
sand, license would run riot, and
order wimld perish in our midst.
Their maintenance, therefoie,
means th -, assured stability of
everything that makes life worth
living, and no good
Dynpepaia in dira lful. Diordcr'
ed liver U minety. Iu litfv.ti u ia a
foo to JJimh IUltUl.
The human ditfcBtnc' appatatua
ia one of tht nront ruuiplieatnl and
wonderful thing in rtfteue. Ilia
eailv put out of order.
Greasy food. tough fond, fclonny
food, Lad cookery, mental worn..
ate hour, im trular haliita, and
many thing which oucbt not to b
have made the American people ana
tion of dyspoptica. ,
dou'e a womforful work in rtfirnnhifr
this aad buwiiimi arid rnakiitg th
Amerieiin ix-plo ao hearty that
they ran enjoy their meal a ml b;
happy. . l.
Remember: -No hippiuea with
out heath. Bit ' Gremi'a August.
Flower brine health and happiiHa
to the dyapjdic. Ask your drug
gists for it. '
ttlte Tlif m a fkaare.
13.50
10.00
17.30
6.00
2.50
10.00
14.00
10.00
That aioy, your lunga. AJ.
all your breathing maehiOTy. Very
wonderful machinery ill. Not only
tho larger air-panwiige, but U
.houK&nd4 of ljlt!o tutw a aul can
tiea leading from them.
Wbeu these are clogged aod clwk
ed with matter w!hrh ought not to
bo there, your 'lunjc cannot half du
their work. And what they do,
tlrey cannot do well. .
Call it eohl, rough, croup pneumo
nia, catarrh, eoaiuiption or any of
the family of the throat '.nd no
nrul hed and lung obntructirTi", all
are bad. All o-ght to b goc nd of
There is junt on- aure way to get rid
f thera. Tliit ii to take Bochee'
Oerman fcyrup, whieh any Ji uggit
willfwll jou at 75 cent a b jttl
Even if everything el ha failed
you, you may depend npon tbi for
vrtiiii. .
Julian S.Carr, wholtu ben f.4tOT-
irinrf inl tin ttt tt fittt'rtl 1
i ti La aj. iiv ,wa a m t - . 4
the gabeniAtionat nomirralion
bat authorised itio Wa'UU'd he wiii
not be a Candida'..
though we divest him of all inter
est in the spiritual "well-being off"r
his fellowmen ami have him look!
the matter over purely from j
the standpoint of worldly wisdom. - .
can afford to regard with indifT -r-; -It hai lat!y Wo dm.-n.t rated
that women ean iu nurinii! "
l.oHtdei buy. The :oot ac tMsful
. drurnmer in Iowa b a female.
ence liner eliorts to reclaim, man
kind. ...Considered in. whiitc.j
Hh tjit may lx?, the work. of -il.
Churches is a matter profouKtl
concern to us all.
26.92
1.00
237.5)
mileage
Chilis and Fever. Ma'aria. j
"Many cases of fever and aguo, ;
dumb ague and coi gestive chil!s :
21.60; were promptly amtea ana eni:r
j ely banished" by the use of Sim-
18.00 nions Liver Regulator. You
don't say half enough in regard to
18.00 lne efficacy ' this valuable medi
cine in caases of ague, intermit
1.50 tent fevers, etc. Every, case has
been arrested immediately.- I was
a sufferer for years with the liver
1G.60 disease, ai-d on'y found relief by
using the Regulator." Robebt J.
Weeks, Rata via, Lane Co., lib"
16.50
auper
cof-
Sam Neisler to use of J
R Neis er lapse fees
for pring term 1872
"No 24," 12.50
45 00 W M Sai th a Y serv cr
w-w jsBfjiifiTiWHy W.P9
amuel Sloop 2
fins
Jona3 Cook 10 days list ta
ker in No 8 township nd
mileage
Geo M Lore 4 . ays assessor
in No li tow,ship :
Tallest People Lazy.
5.00 "Wliy ave the tallest . jreople the
laziefet? 'il 4; tit ui j.t r m bed
than other-, and if tiiey neglect
their coughs or colds, they will be
their still longer. Ue Taylor's
8.00 Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum
&c4 Ux&w
Never Put Off
Till t-nwnow, toMtUjr daiy. U V
fcaTe a CoUl. Cigh. trrtcbiu, or may
iWm of Tbrot or Lung iure, &
nlrrt h. A jeri Ctrf I"petor!, 11
f.r.ptly takn, UJ .pwUr tmlUrf
n! care all ailtorau of Uila charar. v
Two rparm ago I took a OM.
wljj. h. i-xue UA:rm-i yj
i-rr.!.W t3tmaL I kt &h nUj,
ltl r.i;bt wait. ! w aoon 8
to my lt. A t't7i"' w tauW. fJ
th mrHrit l pnmcrH4 affJed
only imprrjr relief. A !rted ml4
t w u f Ar-r " Cfcrry i';
l-va taking thtt elicie. tmor
ncwhins tbe am Vxtl. wm aW
;p- fMir l:t tlftcnnl pert ear.
' iB ttfrfriX ea f Brmwilti, m"1
t,r f ipiir to dmp ot tA4 wtbr,
; have iuea Arr Cbrry i'ertorml. It
an snodroe ipeH If
raloa atxl turfaliMsM to pUBU of au
Mg. Iu ninty of dtoa. aa4
xtt-r n. m boneliold tvAjt
(oroU arrJtant t tta'.law.
other cotth rtwUon do
nni-lily and ufcton!y.' U E. ItofH
it. V.. 'w OTleaaa, La.
AyerV Cherry Pectoral,