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Mot AITn" 0., Feb. 6, 1890.
JBgcRIpTI0N KATEH.
Out copy, on year, - 1100
On Copy, nil month,
One copy, three month, .io
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
RntAr aithe f ot Oftir at Moaat alrjr.H.C.
Hiio(inl-tiliull uer.
HL, . IM 'L .1 U!..-!'." 1- '"""'"! " -
Kev. A. I'. Tyer secured $200 at
Kewbern for the Trinity College
endowment ftind.
It begins to look like the Cubans
will fail in their struggle with tho
Spainank We hope the war will
Boon come to an end.
n ua
Fifteen thousand men in the
Western Anthracite coal fields,
ghainokin, Pa., were thrown out of
employment last Saturday.
The negroes of New York are
trying to raise $7,000 to erect a
monument to Fred DongloM. This
is a good time for our lost Legis
lature to chip in.
Greensboro gave old Liberty Bell
a grand roception on its way to
Philadelphia last Friday. It is said
that at least 10,000 people gathered
to see the bell at that point.
Miss Harris, a young lady of
Wilmington, has died of typhoid
lover. 8ho was one of the many
who had typhoid fever after drink
ing water taken from tho river at a
wharf by a careless negro.
The long contest over the silver
bond bill is at an end in the Sen
ate, that bedy having passed the
free silver coinage substitute to the
House bond bill by the decisive vote
of 42 to 35, a majority of 7 for free
silver.
Consternation has been created
in tho ranks of the Cubans by the
news of the disaster to the steamer
J. W.llawkins which sank off Long
Island, carrying down arms and
ammunition intended for the insur
gents. There are many good reasons why
the proposition to build a United
States prison in the South should be
favorably considered by Congress,
and we know of no strong objection
that has been or can be urged
against it
The South Carolina legislature
has repealed the law requiring that
all emigrant agent3 who come into
tho State shall fiist pay a license of
$300. The law was passed several
years ago to prevent railroad agents
going about the State inducing ne
groes to emigrate.
A former superintendent of the
New Haven, Conn., almshouse died
an inmate of that institution a few
days ago. He was removed from
office twenty-two years ago, because
of cruelty to the inmates. About
a year ago he was obliged to seek
shelter in the almshouse for him
self. An interesting feature of the
dinner recently given to President
and Mrs. Cleveland, by Secretary
Carlisle, was the entire absence of
wines and liquors of any kind.
This is commendable. Hope it will
become the custom among our "big
folks to leavt liquor out altogether
in the future.
Senator Piitchard has introduced
Lis bill heretofore outlined, which
gives a jury trial in the case of
delinquent avwewments under the
internal revenue law. He considers
it a matter of the greatest import
ance and hopes to get both a hear
ing before the committee and a
favorable report
House Committee on Elections
No. 2, Mr. Johnson of Indiana,
chairman, decided the contested
election case of Mr. Van Home
against Tarsnej, from the Fifth
.Missouri iietrict, in favor of Mr.
Van Home, Republican, the con
testant Mr. Tarnsey atked per
mission to reopen the case for the
purpose of taking additional testi
mony. This proposition was re
jected and by a strict party rote
Mr. Van Home w as decided to bare
been legally elected arid entitled to
the seat
The will of the late George H.
Herri tt, for many years a promi
sent merchant of Michigantown,
IdiL, was robated last week. It
contained tiie folloxing strange
paragraph : Sooner or Uter I will
be called upon 'o It-are this state of
existence. W ben that time comes
be rare thai lifc is extinct, then
lace me in a plain box, without
paint or rarokh, a a bed and pillow
ii dean shavings. Wrap me in a
fcbeej a clean piece f Eccalio ; lay
tbe box on tie shavings, sail
dowa the lid and consign me to the
P"ar vUbmit aay farm f cere- j
Jy. Lear opthir.g but the j
mount f earth, m .xh Wi I
Hanging For Two Day.
KoMe, N. Y., Jan. 3t-'Hhk-r
George Unrnard, of the Fort Stan
wix National bank, is a suMde, and
the bank is closed, pending an ex
amination of its affairs, ordered by
the board of directors.
Mr. Barnard had be hi missing
from his home sincJ Wednesday
forenoon. On that day tho teller of
tha bank, Patrin, went into the
private uk;e of the cashier and said
to him : "Mr. Hirnard, I ft-o tho
bank examiner, Mr. Van Vrmikon,
is at tho Farmers' National bank,
and I suppose ho will be" lit re in a
day or so.'
iff. 1'arnard immediately left his
desk, walked out of the bunk, and
up to the fourth story of the build
ing. He went into a room used to
storo old chock books, patwra, etc.,
snd tying a ropo to tho doorknob,
fastened tho other end around his
neck, and tho indications are that
he then pressed his knes to the
door and died by strangulation.
Uefore committing tho act ho lucked
the door. His corpse was not (und
until to day.
Quiet search had been g jing hi
lor him since Wednesday n;ght.
As he did not go homo to dinner, it
was thought that he had gone to
Utica. Tho key to the room where
the body was found had been mis
sintr for the past two days. The
door was forced this morning, and
the suicide disclosed.
Mr. Barnard was ti fty-seven years
of ago. lie enterod the bank as
discount clerk. Ju 187.") he was
appointed cashier, and had since
held that position, enjoying tho con
fidence and esteem of all. He was
also truuteo of tho Borne Saving
bank. Ho served tho city of Koine
as Mayor, several times as eupcr
visor, canal collector, and had held
many other public ofliccs. lie was
interested in many industries.
Several notes tor largo amounts
wort) found in his pockets today,
and ako a letter, addressed to his
wife, which was given to her. She
will not make its contents public.
When Mr. liarnard s body was
found, his hat was on his head,
show ing he had not struggled. The
assets of the tort Stanwix National
15 mk are $150,000.
Chicago Anxious far the Exposition.
Many of Chicago's local capi
talists, business men, public olhcials
and prominent citizens generally
have tHken an enthusiastic interest
in the preliminary work for hold
ing a general exposition of Southern
products and resources in Chicago
during next September and Oc
tober. The preliminary committee
on organization, which lias just
been formed, is headed by W. A.
Giles, and associated with him are
eight prominent citizens, including
Col. llenry L Turner, commander
of the First regiment of the Illinois
National Guard, who made a
triumphal entry of the South dur
ing the Atlanta exposition. This
committee of the Chicago Southern
States exposition company will
ast-ist Miyor Switt in the work of
bringing delegations from the South
and getting similar delegations from
Illinois to meet together in Chicago,
February 19th ; also to obtain full
information regarding the exposi
tion building, its renial, the cost of
conducting the exposition from now
to its opening and from its opening
to the close and other information
for the benefit of the delegates ti
the convention.
Devastation in Cuba.
liepresntative Money, of Miseis-
sippi,
the Senator-elect frm that
State, has recently received advices
from Cuba which are of considei
alila interest According to state
ments of Mr. Money's informant,
the devastation of that isiand has
been carried to such an extent that
poverty, famine and widespread snf
feting will surely prevail in the
near future, unlets by some means
the hostilities are brought toaclusc.
The writer says that the crops of
this season have been practically
destroyed throughout most of the
island, the cane mills stopped,
bridges burned, roads torn up, and
business almost killed for the time.
Is tha province of Santa Clara,
where 225,0m sacks of sugar were
ground last year, no wheat has been
grown.
The inevitable result ot tha con
tinuance of the war, says the wiite-,
will be a famine throughout the
fanning district of Cuba. The
Poked States being the bearest
powerful neighbor of the isln J, and
Laving always responded to call of
suffering countries, will naturally
be looked to to furnish atsistanc
snd relief.
$?,000,CK0 Ferged Nate.
The latest advice from China tell
of the ottering by Chinese forgers,
on the Island ot Java, of f 3t,(XofX0
of Java bank note. In order to
get cotes accepted forged notary
acceptance were pUced on them.
Already six hundred thousand
pounds of forged and dieoounted
notes bare been discovered and
many prominent Chinese merchants
have been placed nnder arrest, in
eluding Captain Chin, one of the
wealthiest Chinamen in Java.
It is believed by the police that
the forgeries were cotnp'eted in
Sicgapore. Xwee Che Sue, an
agent of China, m a rtsideut ol
Sourattaya, and a band of cadre
EiLirs bare beea arrested. Sew has
confessed Ut Lavir g eoBioiitted the
forgeries and ire plicate many
other, all ti b iri mj thy ar
innocent
The forgerk-s were dir. covered
ibroogii a lawyer cttaed Grricke,
who is highly prisd by the bankers
and popaUee. Oe Loose, that of
Tan Kirn Tjiang, duounied 3 .',
0ii pound of 1 ofred Botes. Natii
it Ox die:nsed 1S5,(0 periods
of forged notes. Oil Lot. that
J.cosit.Ud the K -rr res are prac
tically batkrBpted. I
Bayard Wilt ba Censured.
Washington, Fob. 1. -Tho
House Committee on Foreign
Affairs this altornooii adopted by a
a vote a resolution censuring
fissador liayatd tor his two
speeches at Kdinbnrg and I'oiion,
England.
Tho resolution quotes the passage
of thei-0 two speeches, which ate
condemned in its preamble, and
then exprtssts the sense of the
Hons.! that tho utterances were
improper, and that Mr, Bayard is
deserving of censure therelor. It
Continued that it was improper lor
Oiir representatives abroad lo con
demn any political party or party
policy in America, and that such
action tends io destroy their in
tiiienco and impair the confidence
which they should always command
a? home and abroad.
Those who voted for tho resolu
tion were: 11 itt (111.), Adams (l'a.),
Qi'gK (N'- V.), Cousins (Inn),
Taft (Ohio.). Smith (Mich.), lleat
wole (Minn.), Bearson (N 0.), Be
publicans. jSewlands(Nt!V.), silvtr
Bepublicin, McCre.iry (Ky.), l'rico
(La.), Tucker (V'a.), Dinsniore
(Ark ), M"tiey (Mi s.), Democrats,
voted against it.
Drapor, of Massachusetts, was
the only absentee.
Hon. Julian S. Carr.
Col. Julian S. Carr was ashed by
Co'. Fred Olds, of Raleigh, for his
views as to the methods the Demo
crats should follow in North Caro
lina this year. Ho replied with
ni.iir.ed eartie8tin.es, and said : "I
fnvor a late campaign, We ought
not to make any compromises or
ConceBsbns, but fight it out on
strictly Democratic lines and
principles. We have mndo tomo
concessions which injured our
party." When asked if he wuld
permit the use of his name for the
gubernatorial nomination, he re
plied : "Only a party exigency
would force me to do so. No good
citizen can run away from such a
thing ns that. I propose to s'and
by any man my party nominates,
with my best effort and my means.
I m very hopeful tint my fri nda
will not consider ne as in (he. race
at all I am for tho 'other fellow'
w hoever ho may be."
Scales Gets Ten Years.
Solicitor Mott pissed through
Winston this inorningon his return
from Rockingham court. The State
docket whs disposed of late yester
day afternoon. The most important
c.Hse tried was that of Robert Scales,
the negro who attempted to assault
Miss Malissa J. Belton, near Madi
son, several weeks ago. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty and
Scales was sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary. --Winston Sentinel.
Nervous
Ptoplc thocld retliza that ih only
tru and permanent cura (or theft
condition 1 to b found in having
Pure Blood
BscaaM tha health ol arery organ and
tissna ol the bod; dependa upon tha
purl t j ot tha blood. Tha whole world
knowa tha atandard blood purifier U
ooci s
Sarsaparilla
And therefore it ia tha only true aod
reliable tuedlcln lor nervosa people.
It make tha blood para and healthy,
and thui curea nervouennnx, makef
tha nerves firm and strong, g-lveiiReet
Bleep, mental vigor, a good appetite,
perfect digestion. It does all this, and
cores Scrofula, Eczema, or Salt Rheora
and all other blood diseases, because it
Makes
Pure Blood
prove very word we have
aid. Thousands of voluntary tmii
noniais icily establish tha fsct that
Hood's Sor$a- ,
pariua
Be Sure (XYS
to Get Hoods VsVvv
"I have taken Hood's 8arpril!a
for scrofula ana the mult ia that I ana
perajeoeolly cored." Ct-arni: K.
IJuraox, Kichle C H., Wast Virginia.
Hood's Pills cure ail liver Ills, eenst!;
aBllisiiawti. skk heaCfc-lie. Iinlirnlliei tia
Dissolution Notice.
f1 of Xurts. In ib ma'MT ef jtariiH-r-Cr,ilisa,
hur- ( Lip of W. 8. Fori i;h
y County. i Spsjgfr Brotiwrn, Hi utit
ji Airy, X. C.
Nolicvis brrty given thai tlie sjweia!
parttM-vsliip nttting tle W, 8. Jurbrs.
f BictiH;tii. V, asd J. li. parser a uJ
H. F. h iftgrr. IrsdiPg as j.rjrr 11 o.. ef
Mount Airy. X. C. i wiiich fiarJuytliip
tlje liatJiiii , IV. S. Itvbns ui liuiitrd.
fiaid fjwcjal tiartstbip emliag ky eon
tract Jan. lOia. S13, im by aaa'ukl
iiBsolred, V. S. Fori ntirmg fi,a mij
fir.
Tbe buin- will bp Cuiidurte! t.y Spaj
ger Brf. aiwreseiii, v hit will rw-i its
aet; aud pev its dbu. Ttiis 2 h dmy of
Januar, 1pS8. W. P. FonBit.
NOTICE.
North Caroiina. In Superior
Purry eoonly. Court.
W. A. C Jones . Ttioms J, Adatna.
It aparing form tl? affidavit of W.
A. C J?Tet in tb t xn That Tbomas
J. Adams, te df-ndai)t therein is Dot
to be f.tund in hurry caunt and catiwrt,
after du diligenoe, be fcand in the
Stat, and it further appearing, that
a Aid act ton rriatra to real estate, or in
eiriudig any iotret or lien that the
defendant way bave io aa.nl rel etnte
w hich is the subvert f U ii artKie, arid
that aajd drfenfiant it a oon-rrfid-r.t tif
this rtat and that the cuurt has juris
diction of tliC subject BiStter of the ac
tion; It is, tbereore, wrderd that Bo
Uee of tins actio be piiWibe4 one a
wot k t.s:i u.-ca-tM'.c watris in t h.e ilt.
Airy ewa, a newspaper publi;ed in
the tosu ot lit. Airy, ia said coirity,
artling forth tte tJiierf tin art tod be
purptwe tf t'j same aud requiring t be
defendant to appear at the next terai
(4 the Kurierior C"-un o t-urry entity
t iv beiJ cm ard Moaday in March,
1KW., at the Court House ia iMibeo. in
MMdctmiiiy and aner or demur t
t!e coaiplaii t of piaisit iff. cr ta rvlif
lliNVia Ormaoded wi.i be granted.
W. W. HAWrTcX.C c.
Feb l !.
Newt from Westfield,
News whs received here to (iy of
tlio diHth of Miss MsnSfie Sarles,
daiiKfiler ol Csp'. T. L. 8m Us, .f
ClirisiiHtie'inrft, Vh , wiiieli ocenrred
on the morning of ,.oi. 3 lot. Mii-s
Majgii) ws ris(l here and In r
irmny friends nl rehttivee will
grieve to henr of lur snd deHth.
tihe.WHS hIrkiI IS yurs of Hge. In
the niorniiiir of lite (lod chIhJ her
pure spirit home. Hho wits no. eh
beloved by nil who knew In r.
Tneru is greiit.deHl of ieknisn
in tliis vicinity, chiefly e.ldi nod
grippe Mi. tmd Mrs. J. D. Kieh
Hrdson have been quite rick, lur sre
now improving.
Mits Li.:t AshbtK n and M s- V n
Needhmn are u,.i!ins( Mr. tunl Sir.
W. li. Needham
Mr. ranniel O. Admns 1'vina
near Ti'in's Creek, one ot thivuld
irtmunin this vicinity, hal the
inisfurtii'ie one niht lst wet k id
lose his wifn and baby His i:e
eloped with Mat Til'ey. When
last. heard from they were jioing in
the diree imi of 1 lie Ulue Ride
m(untaniH. Any int' nii.itiun in
regard to tho whereabouts of the
btiby will be ihankfu'ly received by
Mr. Adams.
Married, on lat Sund.iy, near
Westfield, Mr. Kih-y Inman to Miss
Li I hi Jcssup, daughter of Mr. Ths.
Jess n p.
Owing to the fine teason for
handling tobacco, inucliof the crop
has been marketed tit very low
pric' s. A good deal of plant land
lias already been burned fm ik M
crop.
Mr. W. K. Hundiey ha. peihai s
the largest baby to its age in tl 0
count v. It is one year old and
weighs 40 pounds. Who can bent
that i II.
Westfield, N. C, F-d 3, lS'Jfi
oosipiii
AND ITS "CTJB
TO TBI Editor : I have n absolute
remedy for Consuinption. By its timely us
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positive im I
of its power that I consider it my duty to
md two bottln frti to those of your readers
who have Consumption, Threat, Bronchial or
Lungr Trouble, if they will write me their
express and postofiice address. Sincerely,
I. A. SLOCCat. at. C It) Pearl St Ifew fork,
as- Th. Edltorl and UtMlnM M.nMmnt ot
Uua !'yr Ouarmat. Ulla foMruua fropuatUtfU.
BIG STOCK OF
AT i
Robert Beltoii's.
Mow is the liinulo nniko your pur
t luihcn be f ure my slock is
picked over. Prices
gU:iralitee-l
ROCK BOTTOM.
A full line of Diy (ioo.U, (i rocerii",
ILils, Sliees, etc., always
kept on liulul.
lenity i be best gnnlot if fl"iir i
the lowest pi ices.
-:Country-:-Merchants:-
Will il i well to oe mo bvlorc nii.kiiig
lliir piuehases us 1 cm
pave i hem money.
YOl'RSTO PLEASE.'
ROBERT BELTON.
LUfilBER:
SHIPPED
TO ANY POINT.
W. A. BOLT,
1SI 1T1 l SND DatLXS IK
Fiis Poplar sd4 Cfcestant Mbi
All orders tlllrd promptly, cjm-sfaaeo;
aolkiKrd. Address,
W. A. BOLT,
MOUNT AIRY, N.C
Trustee's Notice.
By irtoe (it a deere male by the Ju!g
of tl t-u)Tir Court at tl fail term of
tbe tur. j Court, ia t!w cae wlifrvia VH1..11
h1iti(ia and it!n-r er (laiutitts, and B.
K. i'afia aad 4iVri ware defeadaut. ap
pbiutiug mr trainee, 1 milt aril al pjljhe
atHiioo. o tl jtiemiara, 00 rt. l.iib.
l-iC, at li) a'clock. a ef land It inf in
Sorry uuty, a-tjoiaiag .ke landa of ii. r'.
Uai. llw tuli.iur ffiiaaa trat a;nl I"ft
U.ii t-iium.-i.. ouiilaiaiiig at-iea.
Alao, a tb uiL-e at 11 o'i a. m.t
oa tiif (tieuiuira. 1 wilt aell a M ol lax iu
tjrry r"oty. nijjiuiag ikold Jeh Wuria
trwt and Jaa. Nttrdliato tract, ki oaa at U.-e
.-km Wt!ltr lot, cooiaiaiag oie and se-
Lalf
Alw, ea 1 in siuiMf aay, at 1 r li.xn, p.
at tl 14 tHotrh we of U f. 1) ia, I a ill
rll t! fullaaiBj perial property : Sofu
uld I luv a, itam.a a, faru iag UkA' and other
perwbaJ prcerty,
T erm 4 sale naa4e kooars an day 1 1
aale. Tkia 3tB day of January. I.
aUtaix TaiLua, Traatee.
NOTICE.
Tb"a4 HU t Sarry (JeiiutT, S. C.,
. ) in baprrior Court.
iAa iloeli. iSjirixf Tr,
S Aelum lot Vir-'tiT.
la 'iia ease it jprarlng to the omri that
tbe d frti'laiit i a uecoiaa y party ia tba
aleot ild a-tu and tkal tb prnaal
exeraHsa at anRiBMra eanat be tiad ae
oordiaK to la, asd tbat (be detesdam m
sat a retaitest f Xrh Varwiiaa, it ia
ibrr-I t erdered Hurt aaid Mniuoaa -r
'TrIe4 y ut.!it-JK.a ia Ta ilt'T
Aibt !, ;avr fm,Utl4 ia otry
Oaniuy. X. fur at aa-ncuva nerLa.
emaauamliBC IW arid Srf-a1attt ta tnak
birr si'pssrusse si iht ssil ats ('! 1,
befna la lt lo u ef tet-&,
Sarry Cmin. . C. a the third Mtmia
aler 1 be futirth alewday ia t rV.rr, l-Wi.
a aaer r aVsiur U tb pi .ta'if a peti
m tor 4iroree,a4 let tka a-eiaOaiit take
ol w (Ua) if she fajl ta aprar aa j ptrad
u U tbef ta aiif ill mk fur
)lpaa aawl.iif ralirf ta kat4 fru
tx. 1 k J;a. y I'va.
W. W. UiliiTW.C- s. C-
Shoes at Bargains
Wood won't burn unless
air oxygen Is present. The
food taken into the body must
be united with oxygen before
It can be consumed and give
heat to keep the body warm.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Ifver biC with' Kypophos
phites, is one of the best fuel
foods. The cod-liver oil ob
tains its oxygen from the air
and heat Is produced, It
warms, nourishes, invigorates,
gives good blood, and fortifies
against the piercing winds of
fall and winter. The hypo
phosphites tone up the ner
vous system and Improve
digestion. Scott's Emulsion
prevents colds, coughs, con
sumption and general debility.
SCOTT'S EMULSION hM bn riuiorttd by iht
mp(llcalproion for twtnty year. ronr ttolor.)
Thi, U tweus it ft alwiy pjltutleBlv, tvt uxtvrm
alwayf fOHljtm tbr pnrttt htrwrguit CoJ-lhlr OH
Put up In yi crnt and .m a'tca. Tht amall flu
may be a rough to cura your cvith or Help your baby.
NOTICE CIFELECTI0N
IN THE TOWN OF MOUNT AIRY,
On the QIJKtion of Issuing Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars of BoniJi for Water
Supply.
Notice is hereby given Unit the Honrd
of C'oinmiasionera of tho town of Mount
Airy, by mi tirdinnnce paused nt rt'KH
lar meeting in accordance with the Act
implied liy the (iunernl Aiwinlily of
North t'arolina, hao directed thnt an
election be held in tho town of Mount
Airy, on Monday, the second diiy of
March, 1HSW, at which election will be
submitted to the decision of the quali'
lied voter of thegHid town the (locu
tion whether the llonrd of
Burners of the town Mini I be nuthoried
to i sue bonds in the sum of $-'5,000, Ihe
proceeds of ihe siile of the said bonds
to be applied in nopplying the town
with wnter. That the bonds so author
ized to btr issued will run for 30 yen rs
and l nr interest at Ihe rale of not
more tl.nu six per cent., per annum, to
be puid st iiii-anuti.iliy, and shnH not be
sold for less than pur. Thnt the bonds
go authorized tope issued shall be is
sued in the following d"io:nitmtions,
to-wit :
Twenty bonds for One Thousand Dol
lar each.
Ten bonds for One Hundred Dollars
each.
Eight bonds for Five Hundred Dol
lars each.
T! (i said election w ill be conducted
by registrar1) and judges appointed ac
cording to law, as follows:
FlIfST WAIOl.
Heguitrars- J. V. Allred, James 1".
Helton and D. A. Kawley,
Judges U. It. (.iallawny, F. V. Fioyd
and J. K. Spaugii.
8KOOMI wtitn.
Registrars W. M. W)t, It. T.Joyce
und V. A. Bolt.
Judges James II. Sparger, M. D.
Armtield und A. (i. Trotter.
Til IK i war i.
Registrars T. B. MoCargo, K. K.
Marshall and Jeff iilizzard.
Judges James G. Banner, Y.. C.
Knpp and K. ti. tiilmer.
FOVKTH h-akii.
Registrars Jos. V Ashby, A. L.
Sparger and W. D. l'oore.
Judges W. I', (iilmer, r. C. Jones
and J. F. Kdwards.
The places for opening the registra
tion books, and registering Voters hi d
polling the votes have been designated
by the Clerk of the Court as follows:
Fikst Ward (iallaway A Helton'
saw mill.
rieco.si Wako The Town Hall.
Tiuki) W'aho Graves' Warehouse.
Foiktii Warii The Globe Ware
house. That there will bo an entirely new
registration of voters and the registra
tion books will be open in each ward, at
the places above named, on Miturday,
the 25th day of January, from 9
o'clock, a. m., until 4 o'clock, p. m , and
on each (-aturday thereafter up to and
including the 2il!i of rebruary, 1K,
at the same hours. No registration al
lowed except on Saturdays. At the
said election, those who are in favor of
giving the authority t the Bimrd to
issue said bonds, will vote on a written
or printed bull. it "Appr .ved,"' and those
who are 01 poj-ed to ;ig the said r.u
thority will vote osi a like ballot
"Nut Approved "
Notice is further given t'ii:t rst the
said meeting it was fun her ordined
by ths Board that the water mair.g or
pipes should be laid on the following
streets to- it:
On Main Street from the Railror.d
bridge to a point iu frot.t of W elch'
residence; connection t from Main
down Kawley Avenue to foot of Siceloff
Hill; from Main o South Mret-t
through Needmore ; from Main through
Frankiiii to South Stre. t, then down
South Mreet to a point opposite Hurt's
factory; from Main Street, through
Pine to brow of hill at K. K. Man-hall
reeidence; from Main through Rockford
to bro of bill near P. H. I'riee'g; from
Main down Wilson to Spring Street;
from Main down Worth Street 100
yards; from Main down Hamburg
Street to brow of hill near fr ulton's to
bacco factory.
liy order of the Hoard.
W. F CARTER. M tvott.
January 7th, 1HW.
THE GRANITE CITY
Lao
I.!
MOUNT AIRY, N. C.
Owns Seme 900 Acres of Land
One-third .f which ia in Town Lot, balance 13 ifg aJjae-l to the
lown. If you want to rent a residents! --r ire rom, or, if you desire to
pen hae -r-rty in or near Mount Ai'r, we will te g'ad to g;-e ny
if(firmation by letter.
y W h offi-r Spoi-ial Iniiuti menta tu tl.o propji-ing to eatabl. 1 tnm
ufsclarinj? rritcrprie. ConBtspoSDR.cE SjUcitcu.
iipiiI. B. HcCARGO, Sec'j and Treas.
Doors, Sasli and Blinds.
If you are going h ii I house be fure yoa find where joti can l-uy
i hea; ts-l malerjil.
WE MANUFACTURE AT SHORT NOTICE.
Sh. U'iixi., i'oera, Ihmt sad Wiil .w PrBtea, WaoO-tn, Tariwd ari, Su, i-Wai.
Ail kl alt , f kfsellirg.ta-.liuc. rkwiaf, bi l.nj aai all Itnits BntakAd jaatber.
Kesigli luasW shinfte. Ut (. laitas. lia, eBW. ekte4 pi''. Hlrittt
kair ran ial ta m rtfiwiMst 'rrka-. I ti lrrs fcird prompt! 1. C's
ami W car m -m i-s.
MILLER BROS. Winston. N". C.
WE
To 10 tne attenunn of tlie eople ot Mount
Airy anrt sunuoiKllnK rouiitr) ttiat we
still liitve
Tbe Best Supply of Pare Drags,
Me 1 Idi 1 . li'iiilctilH. TVet Artli.Ui. I'alcnt
KeCfir, , He.., io , to !xs fuund In :irrr
l ijiuily. anil tunl vr want and
Araraiats Your M.
W e do nut i II "li e p John" K"Oils anil do art
say wit wll yoii al Inn .'ill prtca
tint it. 1 any e Rlvt jtm
THE BEST
I'lint cui lie txiuvlil and tll tlu m to you at
M uwmalile prices. W a especially wish
o iitll a tentlun to our supply of
TRUSSES.
If yo't 110 fl one ooft't tall to coin to tm ua. W
liar all styles acd flzcn snd mth a lentm-m-i
lot cr ran adjust, one to III. whoro II a
run- tit sillile jou will certaluly be
cir d. Also li ynu 1 ecd a pa rot
spectacles we hsve an
aO'imlance of
Hawkes' CeleDraM Glasses
And spc tuniitsiinictPiilly urue the lmiiortance
of Miylng- Dm lw:t when the delicate organ
ot sljflit fa concerned. Last but not leaat,
we wish to call attention to the tact
that re aie prepared to (111 your
In fully 1 (Help1 a and physician'
prescriptions
With Skiil and Accuracy.
With ten years' practical experience tn jour
midst and a yum training In one of the
b. st collegia of I'll irnia y In the United
suites, we lore y no one will hesl
t.iie to pm the meat illflk'iiit cr
Inirlciite preacrltlnn In
our hands.
Very Truly,
TAYLOR & BANNER.
Mount A-ir-
Male Academy,
OPENS JANUARY 8th, 1896,
And continues in neeion for fie inunlln
A first elate pnparatory ne'iool for lioys
and yixitijt men.
Thorough, practical woik ia inrlnteii
upon.
Peud ua ymir hoj-, we will do him tfood.
Iliites reasonable.
irV:i:e for 'nfiriiiation
It. C. CRAVEN, Principal.
J an-in
FOR
0
Books of all kinds,
Stationery
And Fancy Goods,
-CALL ON-
Cor, Man and Cedar Streets,
OPPOSITE BANK.
We have ;i complete, lino i f Scle'ol
Hook, lVn unci Pencil 'J'uMcta and
I'iuI-i, Slate, Strajw, IViia, IJ. i.c-iin,
SpoiifreH, CompoHition Books, Black
board Erases School Bas, ic,
AH at Prices That Can't Be Beat.
We are headquarters fur evei J'tliing iu
tba Stationery line and cairy a complete
umiortmeiit of Vaocv Gih)h al attractive
prices. Vou will rtceie prompt and cour
leoua attention, and we guaraiilee our f"U
to be siricily firsi-class and a rcprfj)eiitel.
Prices aa low aa the lowest.
Mount Airy Book Store
Notice of Foreclosure.
By tirtue of the authority contained in
! a m'ed of Tru.-t. executed to the uiidertii.'n
1 d Triiatee.on the lsth day of O taber, lit,
by Win. tirifB'h and t'barity Gritliib, hi
wife; said Ieed of Tru! Iieing duly re
j corded in ollic of Krtit'T of ieede, of
j Surry (.'i.unty, X. C, i" ilortgap! Book M,
! i'age 4j, lo aeciire the iym nt ofacer
j tain bond for ft 15.00, and the monirager,
! kaviug defaulletl iu tbe payment of ihe
j lud, aeenred by the eatd Heed of Tiuet,
; I will sell lo the Inglx-at bidder, for cah,
' at public culcrv, u) n the pr, no-es. in Mt.
I Airy, . C.. at a oVlork, p. m., Keb. 17th,
lsS't, tlie following deacii ed property,
to-it:
First A lot of land in Mount Airv, X.
C, adj .iiiinj; tbe land of the M. A. Katea
tniatc and tba old Methodist church lot.
rco'0t A hit of Utd in Mount Airy,
X. t udjoiiiittf tha UaiU of Jaa. I. Helton
and others ; both of the ab niie-d lots
lieiiiff tuliv descril-ed in dtvij of truat here-iuU-f
re meutiontsl, reftrem- to w hich is
tiercbj tu ile. This. Jan. lOih. I.3.
II. Knntl.H, Trustee.
Gao. W. rAIO.lIR, Attorney.
sen 0
hlMMl Cipif,
1 CARTLAND, '
Tie -Hcrclut Tall',
GREENSBORO, N. C,
HAS X RECEIVED X SPRING X STYLES.
au.Tiu i.tt
Tmiorted
Cheviots,
E Vicunas,
KB Tricots, E
ffl M Worstends,
m im
'a
WRITE FOR
Has Cluett, Coon & Co's
Dress Ntgligee Chevoit
Umbrellas.
IT 7T ri A
106 SOUTH ELM STREET,
PAST CLOTH l. ALL STYLES.
Tuoa. Fawcktt, It. L. (?wvi. Jar. II. Nparoiii. M, L. Fawctt
1'renident. 1st Viee rreaident. 2nd. Vice 1'residerit. Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Ht. Amy.
I( OttlMIKATi:!). C'RpilHl, $30,000, Pttld I p.
DIREGTOR8.
fhos Kawct'tt J. li HjrKcr, M. I,. Fawcott, R. I.. Owyn, C. L. Harika.
This bank anlioitt tliw aoeoiims uf Merchants, M a tin fact u rent Farmeri ana
Individuals. Tlie accounts of the Merchants located in towns adjacent received
on favorable terms. The funds of our customers ar secured hy two burglar
prKf steel ihestsand the YaleTime Iock, Interest allowed on Havings DeiKisits.
Waiilet
r A A AAA n I
. Ill
ij'jyuj
J U U 10
Planters' Warehouse,
MOUNT AIRY, 7ST. C,
FOR WHICH HIGHEST MARKET PRICES WILL BE PAID!
Th Wareh'uie I, loonterl la tnrbulnpi pirt ot to n cmvpnitit tnth rUnk ami ih fudinj
Joliiiera. II I uuild wlihln a t; stwot Lm t ia niln ljnt limine Praihcr Wbltlock'a To
tweco Kacturv and the nia.mnioiti Toiiwco A orks or Hprr Broa , and In tin t, uofeuleul Ui all
our tabao-o dico, bealdea lilcli we have the
Best Accommodations for Man and Stock of any House in the State.
Our salt- atnee tht' ttrst or Oi-Wbor hu'e been almost douiile any two warrhenaea lo Mo int Aln ,
wb.i'ti Is hi run eviilvui-p thai
THE PLVXTEIiS' IS THE PLACE TO SELL!
Mr. J. A. Newsim our Auctioneer. Is acl'-knowu -is on of th Ivtt In the St. it. Mr. R. F sit
I our Book keriH-r. vil.li h 18 ru ,r inter Mill our Hooks l,l lvumu-l kPoi, Vr. W.T. Iluvur-a,
of Patii. k wiuhiy. V . Kloor Xati.KT; K A. Kewa am ot KioWt-s ruuuiy, M.'ht Watchman' aiit
N. W. Hrowi MiDfilniendii lu saleof evry pile ot TuIuuxm put on our D w and w-rs ttint II
brmim Kull Mmkt-i Va'ue.
rar-W ha.r one ot the Bent ArraiiSPd BaHements forslortnif und orderlnir Tooacco to be found
aiivwliere. lou iirel n a tf,r wIiph o I aaritoMouul Alrv win, our Tobago, tut drlv I ,
tlie H,XTIirfV arm-rey m lil we've fie vory tfxi aceoni'Dodailnna.
Ir-All Toliuco sthlptd to or Iff In our care will receive our ery Iw.t tteiUon t ome and
set us wiille In town, wncthrr you bave rob.ceo or not.
Than' Ins; one and nil for the very IUi t.iI p.tr-i ae ylven in l-i the p.i' and p'.ejlirlnir our
selves U) alwrt.v1 be (in hand lo I'tok a;ter ihe InteresH of ou. cuHt.iae-8. aa we very well know
thnt lour lnl-reais are our lnt rei"U.
Your friends,
W.
.Fine
'
'lpfrfef sl0BB
L TT"l4.l " l V "Vrtte
21jWere
Replace It Without
z&zzr Inconvenience?
IF NOT, THEN IT IS WISE TO INSURE IT
U you arc a business mau and keep your property fully insured
your credit will be better.
If vour business doesn't requite y..u to keep insured, tbt n k.ep
insured foi your on profit and pleasure ; you will eat better, sleep
better and certainly feel bitter. Don't wait for a fire to come and
re y" nearly to death, but insure at once and be on the safe ride.
Don't deiay, but come at once to
GRAVES & HAMER,
Insurance Agents,
Mount Airy. N. C.
Sash, Doors
We Iluuufacturo All Kinds of
rolUSa Hiair Work, UUlHg lWl Fl." tii
We Carry la Stock
M.umL LumUf' fiLinU-- ru" in 1' -d .11 ki4. BuH j;
M.y tm nn. QnUr0r Lmabr Mr Corapanr.
' trTt,.riar . CI
n.vi.rii! t .
am
am' ,m
SAMPLES.
popular brand of Shirm,
Ui.derwcar Canes and
PTT. A KJTi
GREENSBORO, N. C.
nuns
-AT-
BROWN. HAYNES & NEWSQM.
AIRY MABBLE WORKS.
W ,0. HAYNES & CO , Proprietor!.
Marine & Graiute Monnments
To:nbstor.e.s, Iron Fencing.
or Me Enilil!i! Ferposes. &c
for Designs and prices or call snd emmlDe our
suxlc. Our work and prices (III pleaao.
.ear Tobacco
If Your Property
to Burn
and Blinds.
vnd board; U mrk tW spot-1
.