THE MOUNT A!RY NEWS.
T.J. tOWRY,
T.
Mount Airj, N. 0., Jan. 10, 1896.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
1 ntorrdkllta Poat omct Mount Alry.H.C.
aa aeoond-claaamall oiatier.
Minister Ransom
Mexico to dav.
is to start for
Tho wsr-clouda keep gathering
in the old country. Lot ns pray for
peace.
The Tramvaal matter should ive
the United States no trouble. It
will be settled without Uncle Satu's
interference.
Twelve students of the State Uni
versity hate been expelled lor gam
bling and hazing. The parents of
the boys have been notified not to
send tbera back.
To-day, January ICth, is General
Robert E. Lee's birthday. The
Daughters of the Confederacy in
Charleston, S. C, have made very
extensive preparations for a proper
observance of the day.
It is said on semi-ofllcial'authori
tv that President Cleveland will
issue an order placing deputy eollec
tors of internal revenue ni.di-.r civil
service rules. At present only
causers, storekeepers, and clerks
o r? r m
are included in the civil service.
Governor Carr has issued hie
warrant for the execution of Thomas
Covington, who murdered James
Brown, superintendent ol the Long
Island Cotton Mills, in Catawba
county, on September 20th, 1S94
The da'e of execution is Febrnarv
13th.
Mr. Alfred Williams, Raleigh's
oldest citizen, died of bronchitis on
Thursday. Mr. Williams was in
bis 91st year and had been a resi
dent at the State's capital for mere
than seventy years. He was prom
inent in business and religious cir
cles. He was the head of the firm
of Altred Williams A: Co., book
sellers and publishers.
The twentieth Annual State Con
vention of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association ol North Carolina,
will be held March 19t.h to 22nd at
Charlotte. An interesting pro
gram is being prepared. Some
strong speakers have aiready agreed
to be present. Every Association
in the State should be represented
by as many delegates as possible.
This organization has accomplished
much good in the State and should
be encouraged.
An exchange gives the following
good and sensible reasons for the
hard times of which so many com
plain : "We let our timber rot and
"buy plow stocks, single trees, axe
handles, hochandles and fences.
We throw away onr ashes and buy
soap and axle grease. We give
away our beef hides and buy hame
strings and shoe strings. We let
onr manure go to waste and buy
guano. We buy garden seed in the
spring and bny cabbage in the win
ter. We let our land grow np witjj
weeds and buy our brooms."
The city of Little Rock, Ark.,
has iU own ideas of Sunday and it
proposes to maintain them. A dis
patch from there on Wednesday
says: "The municipal authorities
of Little Rock refused Colonel Bob
Ingersoll pcrniisfion to lecture on
Sunday evening. Ingersoll desired
to deliver a non-religious lecture
on 'Shakesiieare.' Last fall Little
Rock refused a joruiit for Gil
more's Bnrid to give a concert on
Sunday." Good for Little Rock.
There are ome nice people iu that
western city. Wo spent a short
time in that city long years ajfo
when "the boys" were pretty wild,
and we were nt very favorably
impressed. But things Lave chang
ed since that time.
England's troubles are increasing
every day. Before lord Salisbury
bad time to find out exactly the
depth ot the hole into which lie has
been put 'y Tresident Clevelaud iu
the eon trove.- over the Venezue
lan difficulty, lews reached him
that an expeditio. of English sol
diers had invaded tL Trausvaal, an
African State, in violation of trea
ties, had been whipped in battle by
the Boera and forced to surrender
Tb3 li ves of the captured invaders
are forfeited and the captureri have
the right to put them to death. It
the English Government allows the
exeoation ol these men it will bring 5
w its head the indignation of the
We British nation. And if it
Kempt, to interfere hj force ,0
prevent execution, Germary
and other Bit-. ' , . J
ing that thel: 10
BPn will Uke a XnVld
THE WEST COMING SOUTH,
The natursl advantage of Urn
South are at last being recognized
and the great movement of opu
lation in tins direction is growing
and commanding attention every
where. The Grand Army colony
recently started at Asheville, Ga.,
by Gen. Fitzgerald and ex Governor
Northern is constantly receiving
accessions. The press dispatches
announce that 123 new coloi.ists
arrived from the Northwest Thurs
day night to csst their lot with the
people of the South.
Gen. Fitzgerald writing to the
Mauufaciurer'i Record iii regard to
the success of this colony says:.
''Members are satitSed and every
thing working harmoniously. Over
500 dwellings are now in course ot
erection, with. 6,000 of the advance
guard now upon the lands. With a
membership ot over 54,000 people,
we have passed the question ot suc
cess, ana the only question now
bothering us is to know where to
get lauds enough to place them on.
Within the next two or three years,
South Georgia, within the domains
of the colony, will be a perfect
paradise, tor our people are going
a' it with a will, and with the in
tention of making future homes."
The same must soon be true of
North Carolina. She is second to
no State in the Union in natural
advantages and offers many superior
inducements to the man who is
willing to work for a living. We
are ourselves just beginning to
realize what a rich heritage we have
in the grand old State. Other peo
ple also are awaking to a realization
of the sHme fact and soon thous
ands of people a year will be crowd
ing into the State in search of
homes. News and Observer.
To the Presj of North Carolina.
South poet, N. C, Jan. 11, 196.
G enti.km ks: For several month
past it has been your pleasure to
endorse and encourage through tVe
columns of your paper what is
known as the "Leader's Popular
Fund," a fund to be collected with
which to purchar some testimonial
for the I nited States cruiser Ral
eiirh. the warship named in honor
of our capital city.
Your hearty, sincere and unselfish
endorsement of the raising ot this
fund has given its promoter in
spiration and courage to persevere
iu the work : and no less confidence
in the successful remit ot this fund
has U'.en given by the untiring and
patrioting efforts of those ladies
w ho have acted as sponsors lor tho
lurid in their respective towns and
cities. To the unflagging zeal and
endeavor of these sponsors is the
present amount now collected and
deposited to the credit of he fund
largely due.
Gentlemen of the press of North
Carolina, as it was your press which
conceived and pot into positive exe
cution this plan of saving the State
irorn the reproach which rested
upon the good name and thereby
aroused the pride and patriotism of
our people, which has iound ma
terial expression through the effort
of 'hose sponsors, who have for
warded the sums collected, it now
renihiu6 tor you to happily complete
the work so ably begun, and thus
tar so sncccsstnliy carried out.
The press has g ven public ap
proval and it new remains for it to
give material expression in way of
contributions, and to this end the
undersigned requests that every
newspaper in the State make tip a
contribution from its own office;
every one in each newspaper office
can give some amount, from editor
to pressman, aud it so desired, con
tributioiiB may be solicited trom the
mends and constituents of each
newspaper.
Let every printer in the State add
his or her mite to this fund, and tl
sum thus raised for the testimonial
which will be presented to the
Cruiser Raleigh will do credit tu the
patriotism, liberality and name ot
the Old North State.
.every contribution win receive
recognition and credit. It is re
quested that Contributions be stmt
a soon as poesible to the Leader's
1 opular l urid, feouthport, S. C.
Fraternally,
Chaki.es L. Stevens,
1 resident JV C. Press Associa
tion.
Weekly papers please copy.
The Cherge Denounced as False.
The Christian Advocate' brands
as false the statement that Bishop
Taylor.eupports 'he Methodist mis
sionary operation in Africa In
truding in tobacco with the natives.
"When Bishop Taylor-first went to
Liberia," it says, "the only small
currency in use iu portions of the
K roo coast was leaf tobacco. Two
o! our Methodist missions used il iu
the purchase t rice for absolute
needs and lor the landing of sup
pliet sent from New York. Then
Binhop Taylor introduced laundry
as as small currency, and his son,
Rost Taylor, bus sent from a firm
in this city three to live tons at a
single shipment, fair quality and
lull weicrht, eight aud sixteeu
ounces to the bar, to serve the pur
pose of currency. No tobacco has
been used in trade since the time
when the stations were opened, aud
the missionaries said it was a case of
necessity ; none of our m esionaries
h.ive used it peisonally and the
htatht-n are required to renounce
its use betore thev are admitted in
to the Methodist Episcopal cLurcb
iu Africa.
The Mouroe Enquirer say a a
1 " county eitizen ba for years
u.,-d water lroui a spring on a
i i-'ghbor' land A few days ago
(!. man who owns the spring pre-
red t bill for 25.00 "for wattr
i I from epring."
Sciid ns your back dues on
ifi-r. We need it Dow.
this
HILL ROASTS SOCIETY.
In an interview in the Brook) jn
Eagle, Senator 11 ill gives evidence
that he has fallen a victim to the
"war fever" that is sweeping the
earth. More daring than Senators
Lodge or Chandlc, or President
Cleveland, who have challenged
England, the senior senator from
New York lias declared open hos
tilities against the women ol Wash
ington. He will make social func
tions relics of the past. lie sa) s :
"I think it would be a mighty
good idea if the women were packed
away snd sent out of Washingti-n
aiid the men left alone litre to at
tend to the business that they are
sent here for by the country. The
trouble is there are too many din
ners, with too much social dissipa
tion in official circles at the capital.
No man can go to these fashionable
dinners night after night and sit up
until morning attending to social
Junctions and be in any condition
to k ripple with the knotty problems
of finance and affairs that are at this
time forced upon the consideration
of our public men.
"I know that 1 am called a crusty
old bachelor, but if any sane man
will think over what 1 say, I Iwlicve
he will agree with me and acknowl
edge that I am right. This criticism
applies to member ot the senate
and of congress and to officials of
the administration. I attribute a
good many foolish blunders made
by the public men of lute to just
these things too much society and
not enough attention to and study
of public affairs."
. .
Mother and DugMe' Killed.
At the town of Henrietta, Ruth
erford county, ycsterdy alternoon,
a freight train on the hio River A
Charleston Railroad was shifting
when a double-seated mi r rev, in
which were a Mrs. Kanipe, her two
daughters, aged l.J and 10, and a
driver, apprjacbed the crossing.
The train was cot in two or the
crossing and the driver undertook
to go through. When the team was
on the tra.'k, however, the ergine
backed, bringing the cars together,
with fatal results t two of the oc
cupants of the vehicle. The elder
daughter was killed outright; the
mother received injuries which
earned her desth in two hours ; the
younger daughter was dragged
from undir the cars and her life
saved; the driver jumped and es
caped injury.
Mrs. Kanipe leaves live little
children. Shows from Old Fort
and the family w,6 just moving
from that place to Henrietta.
Charlotte Observer.
Two Terrible Earthquakes.
A dispatch of last Tharsdiy from
Teheran, Persia, eays: Two earth
quakes have occurred in the dit-trict
of Khalkhal, the lm.t on th ii if ht
of Jan. 2. Upon that occasion the
large village of Janjuhad was
destroyed, several ot tiers were
partially destroyed and 3i0pcrs.ins
were killed.
The second earthquake occurred
during the morning of Jan. o, and
was very severe it was felt over an
are of ,0'. tnilcs. The town ot
Goi, was destroyed and a thousand
houses were demolished. In ad
dition, great damige was done to
many villages. The loss of life was
very great. There were 8u0 j -ergons
killed in Goi alone.
Wh Bl7 wax Ricfc, -r- gave ber Castor!.
WTwo ahr to a Cbild, ike clod far Caaxo-U.
Whon ahe btwanie Mm, she clung to CiuKoria.
Wiwaj 1m Lad CUlldren, ike yavetUeni Cutorfe
There is considerable opposition
in Brooklyn to the "Greater New
York" scheme, which has alrtady
been vote'd on and accepted in
general terms by Brooklyn as well
as by other suburbs of the metro
politan city. Steps are now lieing
tuken to obtain special legirlation t
carry the consolidation into effi ct ;
it is not panned to make a charbr
to cover all the municipalities, but
to enact several bills which sIihII ac
complish the purpose w ii h consid
erable preservation of 1 h-h! self
eoverrimciit, making the iini.n
when completed one r r certain
large and general interests.
Credit to Hood's
It Cured All Wly Affliction.
.'iltv
Mr. Joifih fori
1U&tt QranA, Va
"For too ymrt I hr (offered Urrtbly
from ceiwnU ilobllltT, and lot winter wag
ttaccad so bad with kidney trcubk,
nlarg-ammt of aplaen and heart oiaeaaa,
uflarlnf great pain In mv back, blpa ano
mg. I d about Hood's Eiaraajieriiia. I
bought on bottle and began taking U.
H
ood's Sartam
paruia
After the Brsl bottle
I laltao mncb better
ures
that I decided to ecu- eT Vife
ttnoe and have taken over alz bottle.
?dev mj health Is better than h baa Son
tat mote tuaa a denada. Iaarenokldner,
heart or apieea dirhoulty, and am In duty
bonnd a (e Hood ftareeparilla tae
eredtt ' f enrinf n7 eftliatinoR." Juacral
funo, S Coorcn, Virt-tnia.
Moer ffie, est barooaloMlT wltb Ho jdl
laraa rBla aa in aentia. ntUd and eSaeOeai
Ml
MILLIONS fOR TORPEDOES.
In th; statements yesterday by the 1
officers of the bureau of engineers
before the Senate Committee on
Coast Defences, the fact whs brought
out that 1, engineer department
requires i :2,50(t,MK to bo spent im
mediately lor torpedm s and torpedo
mines for bind defences. This is
independent of toredoea and tor
pedo boats for the navy.
Maps and drawings sl owing the
plan of the torpedo sys'em fur the
defence of tho city of Washington
were laid before the committ-e tot
the purpose i t preseutiig an x
atnplo tor the plan pn.pr,.-i:d by the
engineer department for tU the
principal seap.irt cit.iesof the I'l.Wcd
States. The committee sat with
closed d ora dm inir the discission
of the torpedo system.
In cas; ot a stnlJcii emergency it
would take at least a ycr, if the
appropriation was mam, topioeuie
the material, manufacture ti e tor
pedoes and put them in puce at the
principal ports :f the United States.
The chief of engineer, advocated
the orpendituro of $12,0M!.0txi
during tho fiscal 3 car ending June
dOth, 1 Si 1 . 1 his sum would not
provide the money necessary to Ire
expended by the ordnance mreau
for guns and gun carriages, but
would cover the cost ol emplace
ments for cuiis and of torpedoes.
Attempt at Train Wrecking.
Tuesday riitlit, near Scott's, the
north-bound Taylorsville train ran
into a cross tie which had la-en
placed on the track. The tie was
dragged lor some distance hut for
tiiimtely the train was not deriied.
Before the train arrivtd Mr. T m
Browning, who wai on his waa to
Scott's, removed a t:e from the
triek some disiance abov the sta
tion, snd after the tnin had started
to Tavlorsville, s.il! another tie was
found" on the track. Statesil!e
landmark.
Death of a Minister.
Rev.C. K. Harris,!). I)., of Sum
mertield, Guilford county, died
M-rnday and whs buried Tuesday
afternoon at Flat Rin k. II is age
was about So ; for 50 years he has
been a faithful minister of the gosjH-1
and is well known throughout this
part of the Stae. lie belonged to
the M"thodist Protestant Church
and was president ot that body ft-r
many years. Several years ago he
lost his eyesight, hut under such
trying circumstances he remained
cheerful and to a great extent eon
timed his work as a minister.
The Fayetttville Observer sug
gests that a penny subscription be
started to raise funds for a statue
to the late Senator Vance, each
county to be called upon to sec that
the equivalent of a cent f r each
person in that county is contribu
ted. "That would be $17,5U0 for
our million and three quarters of
population." The only objection
to this plan we can see at first
glance is that many who are able to
tfive a great deal more would con
tent themselves by giving a penny.
However, the plan might prove a
very popular one and might sue
cced. We hope that some way will
be fi.K-n devised by which the nec
essary funds for this laudable ob
ject may 1-e speedily raised. Land
mark.
Judge l'ryor, 'of the Supreme
Co;nt of New York, has drawn a
line on seekers ot naturalization
pajts After refusing a unni-tr
of applicant, he said : '"I shall le
fuse to naturalize any more persons
or admit them to citizenship unless
they have read the constitution ot
the I'nited States and can s-eak the
English language, which is 'he lan
guage of this eouutry. l'e-rsons who
cannot fill these retirements need
no', come before the court. They
will tnly waste their t'uie by so
doing." This appears to be a prop
er pition.
To the EDrro 1 i have an absolute
remedy for Consumption. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positive am I
of its power that I consider it my duty to
und two 'joitln frt to those of your readers
who have Consumption, Throat Bronchial or
Lung Trouble, if they will write me their
express and postoffice address. Sincerelv,
T. A. ILOCITM. K. Cm 13 rear! 8t ew Tort
V Th Editorial ud BmiBV amrnm ot
4r bunalM uiw at, .MM j'ru;! mh
BIG STOCK 0F sl
Shoes at Bargains
f AT
Robert Belton's.
Now is ibo time' to rntike j-our pur
eluisen be-fore my rsloek is
pit ked over. Priees
tUiiiantce-d
ROCK BOTTOM.
A full lir.e of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Huts, Slioea, ete., always
kept on tiKiid.
I carry the best gmdea of flour at
tbe lowint price.
-:Country-:-Merchantst-
Will do well to st'e me before muling
their pnrebaac an 1 tun
rare tlicrn money.
YOURS TO n.EASK,
EGBERT BELT0N.
fOifllill
mm m mw
your doctor. The doctors ap-
piove ct scon s umuision.
For whornT For men arid"
women who are weak, when
they should be strong; for
babies and children who are
thin, when they should be fat ;
for a!! who get no nourishment
from their food. Poor blood
is starved blood. Consump
tion and Scrofula never come
without this starvation. And
nothing Is better for starved
blood than cod-liver oil.
Scott's Emulsion 13 cod
Tiver oil with "the fish-fat taste
taken out.
SCOTT'? eWI'l-SION h ht tn4ne4 a
tk mJlcl pro(wi lor twntr ear. i Aw
your doctor. I 1 hlo ! fcccauM It I !
MlidMa ! anllorfn alwar cnUIM
!h parrot Norwrflaa CJ-llvr Oil and Hypo
ahoorhlu, la coat ana ft.sa lro. Tba
antoll alio Mar So owMifh to uira rr
cwfk or help oar aaby.
SCOTI BOW SE. CbcaiUt. Mw York
NOTICE OLECTION
IN THE TOWN OF MOUNT AIRY,
On ttie Quettion of Issuing Twenty-five
Thousand Dollars of Bonds for Water
Supply.
Notice i luTi-lif civeii that tlif Hoard
of ('(n!niii(in-ii of the tov, n of Mount
Airy, by an ordinance paused at a regu
lar me-t i ie in ficc,.rdanc with! In Act
pHKocil !y tin ei-ncral Awwrnbly of
orlh t aroliria, lia Jirect"i inat an
Wt ion lx h'-ld in tin town of Mount
Airy, on Monday, tin K-cond day of
March, 1W, al which election will be
ill nutted to the diciMon of the c,nali-
tied voternof tli: miid town ti. q'lrs
tion whether thp Hoard of t'ornniia
kioiicr of the tow n shall V full hori7ed
to i'mi Siomlf. in the rum ot .'r.,iio, the
proceed" of thes!eif thenaid Isinds
to li. applied in Kuppiymir wn town
with water. That the tiomi no author
ized to ta ined will run for 3o year
and ln-ar intere-st at the rate of not
mi re than ait er cent, per annum, to
tje paid semi-annual1)', and shail not In
gold for leu than par. T'-at the bond
ao authorised to W imued fhall l ia-
aued in the following denomination,
to-w it :
Twenty bonds forOe Thousand Iol
lar ea"li.
Ten tmndii for One Hundred dollar
ach.
fcij;!it l-onds for five Hundred Dol
lar each.
The said elect ion will be conducted
by registrars and jii-lgua appointed ac
cording to law, as loiiowa:
i lasT w uin.
lle'istrars J. V. AUrcd, James 1
Belton nd P. A. Kawley.
Judfreh K. K. Ta)lgy, F. W, Floyd
and J. Jb. Hjiaujih.
FKff'NO WAKD.
KegistrarW. M. Wayt, K. T. Joyce
and VV. A. Holt.
Judire James H. f-narcer, M. I).
Annlield and A. i. Trotter.
TiiiKD nn.
Hi-gist rar-
-T. B. Mcl'argo.
Marshall and V. li. r-anders.
Judges Jamea ii. Banner, E.
Kanp and E. O. ii!iner.
FofKTH KI.
Registrars Jos. Ashby, A. L
Pparger and W. 1). l'oore.
Judges W. 1, liilmer, K. C. Jonea
and J. V. Edwards.
The rdaces for owning the regixtra
tion book and registering votera ar d
Killing the votes have been designated
by tbe Clerk of the (;ourt as follow
First W'akh t.aliaway & lieiton'a
saw null.
r-EtHiNU W4ho The Town Hall.
Tiiied Ward iraves' W arehouse.
Foi'kth Wmi The iilube Ware
bouse.
That there will be an entirely new
registration of voters and the regmtra
tion books ill be open iu each w ard, at
the olacea above named, on Saturday
Uie2iith day of Jaiiuary, lKjtrj. from 8
o i-Joca, a. m., until 4 o clock, p. ti., and
on each Saturday thereafter up to and
including the Mh of jrehruury, lhij
at the tame hours. No regint-awon al
lowed eicept on Saturdays. At the
said election, thos who are in favor of
giving the authority to the Hoard to
issue said bonds, w ill vote on a written
or printed ballot "For Uorids," arid those
who are oppoed to giving the said au
thorny will vote em a like ballot
"Airiinst Bonds."
.Notice is further given that at tbe
said metting it wan further ordained
by the Board that the water inaina or
pipes (.liouid te laid on the following
streets to- it
tin Main Street from the Kailroad
bridge to a iioint in front of Welch
residence: eonnwlion piei from Main
dow n Kawie" Avenue to loot of Siceloff
Hill; .rom Main to South Street
through Needmore ; from Main through
Franklin to South Street, then down
South Street to a point opposite Huff'a
factory; from Mam Street, through
Fine to brow of bill at H. K. Marshall's
residence ; from Main through Kockford
to bro of hill near 1'. H. I'rK-e's ; from
Mam down Wilson to Spring Street;
from Main down Worth Street 100
yards; from Main down Hamburg
Siceet to brow of bill near Fulton 'a to
bacco factory.
By order of the Board
W. F C'Ab'TFU, Mayok.
January 7th, J 898.
Land at Private Sale.
1 Iimv.- 0 41 acre ' Yadkia river bottom
and upland for s: Lnli i will cut into
rracta to all it purehaaeri aud aell t low
prit.-en for iart cu and long t itue.. well
secured oik's, 'llie Uurtii ae rated a
auioif the ery Ih-"! for the pioducliuu of
tlie liner grajes ol lulmc'o aa well a o
corn and amall groin. 1 he title i rleet
and uBilt-lea ral.le iu l aud 1 w ill make
to purchasers dee la iu lee Willi lull cove
naiita of warrau'y.
TVs 1'ody of land li' alttif tl, aaat haak
of the Yadkin river, 2 tu les aiK.vr lioo
naha depot bd ' arv-il by the W. aV
W. Uailroad, aud liaa ou il a tla station
for paaaengera and a aide I rack tor the
hijjtuenl ol timber, skI and !uuil-r.
Ak i.lrnn at Wanly, of W iust-in, and
Jonea K. Leweilvu, of IKihaon, a out the
I it le, they know all attou! K and will tell
you llie ira'li.
Lawjer J. C. Ih'Uou, of Wi-ialon Ji.C,
kuowing the till to 1 Mrteetly gid,
Biade a vab bid of near 17 mm tor this land
itj tb 12tb dy of Ieeemlr, lej. Tliia
w eioutiotied aolely for tbe puipuae of cole
riociiiAr jMUpla thitt tbe fa! atateniecla
put iu cirt iila'ioB througb malice or Uiuor
ance are 1 ol arurtb nrxicoi);. 1 aLall he on
rb"p:a-e for aomerinkr and wbeu aot there
Huj;b JJarliu will allow a the proertv
Jetl'.N A uoxuts.
ratch, K. Jaa. Hth, IM'ti.
Engliah Hpavin Liniment remove all
Hard. Soft or t. allouaed Lun.i-a and
Bieroialiea from luir-. Blood Spavins,
Curb, Splinta. Sweeney, King-Boue,
Stittea, Sprains, all Swollen 'ihroata,
Cought, us. Save ") by use of one
bottle. Warranted tbe oioet wonder
ful Bleiniali Vane ever known. sold
by TaTixia k Baskxb
le'kiiry, S. C
VALUABLE
IflnflilliliP
oullhul rjMfJo i j p dm
1 1
200 TOWN LOTS,
FIVE BRICK STORES,
75 ACRES FINE RIVER BOTTOM,
ONE PLANING MILL RUN BY WATER-POWER.
I will sell the above Property at Public auction, to
the highest bidder, on
Thursday, Jan. 30th, 1896.
Also 1,356 acres of land 2. miles from Mount Airy,
400 acres of which is in a fine state of cultivation. It
is fine Tobacco, Wheat and Corn land. There never
will be another such opportunity offered to buy prop
erty in Mount Airy and vicinity. Come and buy a lot
and some good bottom land while you have the op
portunity. Sale to beg in at 1 o'clock p. m., at Broweis Ware
house, and continue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms, one-third cash, balance in Six and Twelve
months. For further particulars, call at Brewer's
Warehouse. J. M. BR0WER.
January 6tli, 1896.
WISH
To ca!) o tli'1 attcntl'iii A tire people "I M"unt
Airy aD'l aurrouiidliiff cutiurj Hint we
si'll bie
Tbe Best Sfipply of Pnre Drngs,
Me -tii.s. benitcata. Toilet ArU' ln, Patent
Medicine, tc iV", to I round in Surry
etmnty. aud ttmt we want aud
e Your irA
We Ho Dot sell -K'lieup Jctin" k'kkIs and do nut
nay we aell yun at bear . Mi prices,
but we do sty we (five j"U
THE BEST
Tliat can be bought and S--11 ib.-m to joo at
reajfjuatile price. Wa ewpwlallj tsh
'0 call atteLtl'm to our supply ot
TRUSSES.
If ytj'i d1 od dti't full tj rouie to he u. We
Imw nil m.v. iktid Jiud wim a ohg
oe cat. ndjuni out to St bert tl a
vurr tfe fKKiHlMe you will ('Ptaluly
run L Alwj 1! ru ! nd a t of
BlvwtcJ- we Uave an
abuLdatiC? "f
Haw )sS CiiraM Glasses
Abl wf caunot Kum -lLtiy ur the Import aUiot
Ol r;1rtr the brst wbcti Th dfttfat- oran
ol lyut fit ww.vnie. Last lt aot ls8i,
wt nihil to CfcJl attu-iiUoii to tbf tint
XhfU we prr,arvI to D" jour
family rweipte nufl ptysu-iaiis'
prpwrtpltouB
Skill and Accuracy.
Willi ten yearn' practical eiperl nee In your
uiidnt aiid a j-un traiulug lu one or Uie
tiBt collegi a or I'buruia Ui the Tutted
Mates, wc dare m uo oue w!H Ueal
lat to put the ui-at nlBicul! or
lutrlcate preacrlptlou In
our liatKK
Very Truly,
TAYLOR & BAJJNER.
Notice of Foreclosure.
liy virtue of tie antlcrity contained is
a I ed of Truat, eieculed to tbe underitn
id 'I'ruatee, uu llie l"tl: day of Octnlier, l-4,
I'y W 111. (ir fli'b and t'Larity Griff', b, bit
rift ; -usid l-ed of Tru-l in iiif duly re
coided tn oflice o( Kcgi r of lleeda, of
hurr. Ci.unty, X. ('., in .Mi-rU'are B,mk 13,
far 47". to ae-iire the avaeut of a cer
taiu bund fur (4 15.00, and tbe ui'iriji.w,
having defaulted jii tbe ptueiit ot itie
bond, aecured by tlie ai-l leil of TniM,
I w ill aell to tbe liiirlieat bidder, fur canto.
at pnblie oulcry, iimiu tbe pri uiieg, iu Mt.
airy, V Cat 'i oVliaa, p. m., reb l.tb,
If-M'i, tlie liillowmg deocri-ed prn;erty
to-w it :
Kirat A lot of land in Mount Airv, X.
C. a lj itiinj! tbe land ol tbe M. A. l.atea
eUte and tbe old Metb-nliat --buix-li lot.
8-o-ad-i Ut of laud in Mount Airv.
X. (J., adjoiiiina tbe lauila of Jaa. 1. Deitoii
and otberr ; bolb of tbe abjre nui.i-d iota
beniK lull) iloacrilied iu deed of truat bere-
i u bef re lueulioiied, reb relic to bicb la
bereby ln.de. 'l bia. Jat.. Kub, 113.
li. Miurtl, Trui-tee.
tie.o. W. Spakiikk, Attoruey.
Trustee's Notice.
Ky Tirtue of a dere made b tbe Jude
of tl' Superior Court al tlie fall lenn of
tbe Kurrj C ourt, in tlw rae wberem ili!tn
Klippin and oilier ven plaintill., aud B.
l'i and oilier, waie deletidiuita, ap
pointing uie traatee. 1 will aell at public
auetioa, on tlw nieiuiaca. oti reb. li b.
lNli at IU o'clock, piew of lan4 I? inr In
Surry fouaty, a'tjuinioK llie land, of 11. t
Iai, tla tAilpbui Kpnui-a tract and I'n-e-
loli Simruoa, eontaiuiuj; 0 aK-rna.
Ala,., on lua aaue a, at 1 1 ci,k. a m..
so tlie priaiiaea, 1 will aell a M af land '!,
Surry e-muty, atljuiicax' Ibe ild Job Wnrtk
(rart and Jaa. Nodlimu Irw L. ki.uoa a t!
Sam M alkar lo, eoutaiuisg out- and one- j
bait aerea. j
A Ibo. eu tba tame da, at I tVlock. f. ai.. :
at tbe old atoreb mae ot li K . l.ia. 1 a ill
e'.l tlie lollowiuc aruiia! ppty : Soror j
old ) Iowa, barrowa, lanuii-f; tuoN and ufaer i
perwaual property. 1
lernw of oaU) au.u1 knows aa y ol
aolr. Tbia li.k dav of .ln u.ti. .
Masina T.t I ok, '1 toalrt.
Tho. Faw( itt, R.L. Gwyn. Ja. M. SpA.ra. M. L. Faw t
President. let Vice Pre-MuVnt. 2nd Vice President Caabier
FIRST NATIONAL DANK of Mt, Airy.
IM Oitl'OIUTCD. CMpiml, -10.00, Pal) I p.
DIRBCTOHS.
Tho f awcett J. H Fparger, M. U lawcett, R. I.. S vn, C. L. lianka
Thi bank aolii ita tlie u-mumi of .Merebanta, Matiufax-turera Karmera ana
IndividuaU. 1 be aecoiinta of tbe .Merchant located in town adjacent received
on favorable terms Tbe fund of our cuatomera are aecured by twoburs-lar
pro-f t-l cheat arid the Yale Time v.. Inter-tit allowed on r'vinja Depoaita.
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TO THE
crnnv ivn on
otltlil m MM
BROWN, IIAYNES & NEWSOSI
V1U. TAKE CHAKOE OK THE
Planters' Warehouse,
In Woiiiii ry Oct rat 15. They will alaayabe Of hand to lor a'ter til tnterrof
eKtou,era. Tula j(iue ta I aifj In llie center ot n. on.e-ent u bank, which cuntouiera
III flua a rrel c mn nleiice. we ( r.ionx onr undnKVe ait t0 Mir ciaiueni ai4 e.rr
pile or ii.t.. put on our II .or will receive our perwnaj attention. Wr are cnfi.loi,i we tm
gr uiu- h rjr your titiwfn a. an warebouse ta Micmt Airy.
Ir. J A. Nr. ao'n. our aiwtioueer, n a meij o-r or tbe firui. ad he ta we 'I known to l ra-tlj-
next In t lie Mate
rV"r t '" vh"T' Ur- K WaU- a guarajotea tbat they will be tsra
AU XAjlim nlripet to ua or left In oar care wtu be bioae i after anfi w,MI ne adTntav
w lien o -et jour UjIuvmv m1 con and ee a, ae wiu treat tin rik-lit-toiu- UiU-reMi. our
lnt-rtit. htmpec'lully, -
BROWN. HAYNES & NEWS0M.
IT.
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W rite
THE GIWIITE CITY
HODNT AIRY, N. C.
Owns Some SQO Acres of Land
One-ll.iiJ of wlii. l, ia in Town Ix-ta, l,!.,r,,-e yu lja(vtit to !h
tow n. If yru wunt to rent a iceidcin e ir ai .ro rtim,or, il J,..;re to
j.CPtl.aae i-r.iifriy in or near Mount Airv. e i!l t p!ad to p -,- nr
iiifiitrnatiari ly Utter.
"VVe oficr Spwiul Inlu-. rr.e. la to tlio propping to etUbl. . mao-ufat-inrinjt
enUTjirme. (iKKEio!. bicsri Soliciteij.
w I B. HcCARGO, Sec'j end ta
Doors, Sasli and Blinds.
If you going to bui!J a Loua te aure yoo fin j .btro you can lur
t ri-a;-l material.
WE MANUFACTURE AT SHORT NOTICE.
SU. Blind., lior, J,,r aad Wimb.w Framow. liatitela. t.j k. t, u ...
All ki d. rf Would, eg, CiHtax. M,, ing. S,d,g . klrTTfinUW W.-T
RoiiKb laaiber. abi.K!. Uatering, UU., tiaae, cei,t, eaU-iJ , U-te, laaa-rar
MILLER BROS, Winston. X. O.
1 f . i TAYLOB'S BOS
Will aoant a'i trwiea and csry c.aaM-afen
tear fcn Uvl 1 ynoi.l, ,v f Uf
w here about u u Lca
bua eaiia at
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FARMERS
OP
M MARBLE WUI
Mount Airy, N.O.
W. 0. HJYIiES I CO , Prop-ieto'i.
Toit bstor.e-s. Iron Fencing,
ftf orrlo fr.n TniUirr Ttn-o,.,.. t.
ui moiiou Jill LlLliiiLg rtilTyjU, km
fur Ueniirba and r-rtnea or ai aM) eiuuii .ne our
at a. our ar rk and pm a ill piea.
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