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- - .7 f - v 1 !- T - 'i isa" . . : atX; nth, pr- ?,. r for V' ' Roc lr ' ,-.-.-" 'vy-t- 41.. v. v... Church Directory. METHODIST CHURCH Rav. M. in t Wood, Pastr.--SeryM;e8 every Sabbath at ii, A. am I uw f . . , , Prayer-meeting every Wednesday even ing 7:30 :f ' " ' - X.,' I Sabbath-aclioal at &30i, M. X x BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Needh am B. Cobb, Pastor.TServiced 1st Sunday and Thursday tught preceding it 7:30 sO k.; and third Sanday at 11 : a. it; and 7:3Q p. it. Semcesat Cartlidge's Creek'lst San day in each month at II a. m. and Satur- dir preceding at 2 p. nx Sbtath-8Chool every Sabbath at 9 a. m. vTHEHAILS. r Postoffice: opens at 7 o'clock a, .- M ails going Wesl ofi C. C. Railroad close at 6:3o r. u. ; 'mails "going East close at 8:15 a. m. Money oirder department open from 8 . . x. to 5 p. m. -P.'W. Stansill, Postmaster. ;' ' ' CtVbay in hand, new advertise ment for the. Racket Store which came m two late for this issue, Mr. Collins, ever awake to the general interest,- ad vertises" that he has es tablished an agency in New York city for the purchase of his goods, by which he can sell for less than New York retail prices. His adver- isement will' appear next week. In the meantime, don't forget to call at the Red Flag Racket for bargains. LOCAU DEPARTMENT. See advertisement of land for sale by" MrC A. C; Covington. Mr. Russell "has a nevf advertise- i ment in - this issue in which he .UQiS as good bargains; as you can gCfc IJT U UClDi See the large advertisement of Frank Thornton, EsqVin this isuue and if you want to order anything io hit line be sure to give him your favors. He will give you bargains in 'all lines of goods: advertised. ': Tha pipe organ in the Methodist : church has been erected and will be used next Sunday. It was ready last Sunday but owing to the bad weather the organist (and very few others) were able to get. out to C church. ; Rev. S. C. Alexander, formerly o North Carolina but now of Missouri is paying a visit to his daughter Mrs. Will Smith, at Mangum. By request of his friends he has con 'sen ted to preach at Pee Dee church on next Sabbath at 11 A. M. It is gratifying to his friends to know that Mr. E. N. Ingram was ac quitted or tne cnarge of perjury which, under instructions from the Bench, had -been preferred against hioi "last ipring, and which had sincebeen pending in the Superior Court. ?rGallewayT secretary e-ofthe- Mountain Creek FarmersVClub ' was in town a day or two last week de livering supplies by the wagon load to farmers, who are members of the Club. C " -tv..:f . rresa.ewerob North .Carolina tegsiature wFois tired of the business w f dtnaking al ready "and wants to lgVhomefc and says he never! wants 6 go cKaTny o vertrffitrof. i anUgnobneah Uojvndsjth enemy!EbisiUTiiry lndltigrleW more. Let him introduce atmgMviii !jia5 nw3n! We- believe that anvNbfth'ern man wnq wouia give iiie. ooutn Now Advertisements. 1 ;-':uf' Vt r -jiruj " j-t ' j in : ' V' ;:' ';- - CV: . V Ezpressioii of Sympatliy. Wheres, our Presiding Elder, the Rev. W. H. Bobbitt, D. D., was stricken with severe illness in the town of Rockingham, N. C, on the pight of the 14th inst., while on his way to our work to hold our first Quarterly Conference for the present year : Jteiolved, 1st, That we as a con ference had looked forward to his coming among us with feel ings of great pleasure, and we do heartily regret his necessary absence. Besolved, 2nd, That we do sy m pa thize most profoundly with him in his afflictions, and pray fervently that the great Head of the Church may restore his health, and grant h:m yet years of usefulness to the Church, i F.L. Towxsend, President, R. L. NiCHOLsJSecretary. Rockingham Circuit, Zi'on Church, Feb. 16th 1889. and we'll guarantee he wll sUy-at nome nereauer Ashevule Uitfzra. The. Charlotte Chronicle 3aygihajt during " the month of JanuafWasf year there were recorded Ant the of fice of the register of deeds pT Mock lenburg county, 287- mortgages and ; xieeds ; whilst during January of this year there were 403 such re cords. The increase in chattel mort gages is very large. Many of these were for .farmers' supplies. States ville Landmark. , . One day last week as Mr. William Maness, who lives in the upper end of this county, was returning from Rockingham in his wagon, he was met by three negro men, who stop ped his wagon and demanded his money. . Une of them held the horse while the other two proceed to rifle he wagon of what they wanted. but they had only succeeded in get- ing a package of candy which he was taking nome to his children, when two white men rode up and ran the hiehwavmen. Carthaee Blade. mincing nreords. W: neIbvedour?i sout that horjfgood, trneojabhf white man! can'desire in? Msheajrt fo remand the South to theightmg curse of negro rule. If the white men are. i resolved that' IKis "sfiall K-Jiever be, it will never. oe;'4 A'man 1 ho is the' enemy ot nis'-racff is a base recreant to blood and'jlideageJ and all that makes grand? ibe srl?th century civilization.. Wilmington Star. STATE NEWS. Judge Walter Clark woke up sev eral tardy jurors and witnesses at Union court by fining them $40. Winston Sentinel. hh : Bobbin, Presiding El der of this district, has been quite sick at Mr. H. C. Wall's since last Friday night, but, we are gladi to know, is now convalescent. He was , met at the depot by a buggy but complained of feeling unwell and -wanted to walk up to Mr. Wall's, but the driver persuaded him to ride, which proved, quite fortunate, for between the gate and the house his : strength (ailed him and he would have fallen but for timely assistance. His brother, Dr. J. B. Bo"bbitt, and other relatives, have been in attend ance upon him. V I A young, man from the country, with "blood" ii his eye, visited Mr. John Gr. Smith's bar last Friday night and became so boisterous :that he was ordered out He went out with the proprietor, but when about ten feet from 'the door turned upon Mr. Smith with- drawn knife and ' chased him back in the house and inflicted two severe cuts one in the cheek and one near the temple, be sides giving him a rake down the back' which cut through his overcoat and coat. By this time Mr. Smith had gotten hold Ta club with which ha dealt his . assailant several severe blows over the head, finally - felling himp the floor, with the assistance of a bottle in the hands of his clerk Both men had their wounds dressed by Dri: W, M. Fowlkes and are getting along.first-ra.te. r The case of DeBerry vs. Nichol son came jipfor trialin the Superior Court lastThursday but was post poned until Friday by request of counsel for defendant. The entire morning Friday was consumed in getting a jury, and at 2 o'clock, af teran adjournment for dinner, the trial was proceeded with. It was cUarly proven that there were ir regularities, if not actual fraud, in tht cdnduct'of the election m Wol Pit township; but -Judge Merrimon overruled every point ItPf? law pro duced by defendant's counsel, and instructed the jury that the only . iney naa to consiaer was af io whether there were more votes ast in Wolf Pit for , DeBerry than 0r Nicholson-4 ITnAar. hm inatrnn "oast the iury; could -not dd other niiiugive averuiciior iveierry, woicn they did.-: The defendant en- Courfwliere4t iff hoped ,'and believ ea that th verdict of the lo wer court "i.u be reversed. - Ool. Robert M. Oates succeeds the late Rufus Y. McAden as President of the First 'National Bank of Char lotte. Mr. A. D. Poe, ot Cape Fear town ship, has a cow which gave birth to twin calves, on last Monday. Pitts boro Record. Eggs, last week, were as low as 5 cents a dozen, but the lower temper ature pfvlast week has raised the price this week. Franklin Press. W. A. Elliot, of the Marion Drug Company, Marion, N. C, has left for parts unknown, leaving a shortage of $1,000 in his account. Twenty-four car loads of " steel rails were unloaded here last week or the High Point, Randleman, Asheboro & Southern Railroad.- High Point Enterprise. Onslow county comes to the front with an odd law suit. A man has been indicted for kissing another man's wife. The suit is brought by the woman's husband. Ex. The exodus fever is beginning to attack the negroes of this communi ty. For a day or two past they have been piling up theirs baggage at the depot here, preparatory to emigrating. -News and Observer. A lady while walking along the streets of Ashevilie, a few days ago was attacked by a large ferocious dog. People owning such brutes should not be allowed to let them go at large. uurhain looacco Plant. There is a good deal of discussion in Hickory about voting a bonded debt to buy. the electric light plant, -improve the streets, establish water works and a fire department. Statesville Landmark. Mr. J. M. Forshee,of Wilmington, N. C, thinks he has found a sure remedy for hog cholera, and offers to send it to any one free who de sires to try it. Address him at Wil mington. The semi-annual examinations at the Naval Academy have just closed and a 15-year-old North Carolina boy, Homer Furguson, of Haywood, promises to win the honors of the present fourth class. Wilmington Messenger. Application will be madfrto the present Legislature for an amend' ment to the charter to the Durham and Lynchburg Railroad with the view to extending the same from Durham through Chatham, Moore and Harnett to Fayetteville. Ex. There is. a society in Charlotte, each member of which rs fined Jive cents for each time they speak un kindly of any one, or criticise any body. They -appoint a judge for each week. A lady' rnerobera .few days since was- presented with her bill for a Bingle month and iL-was one dollar. Charlotte "News. Death of Bishop McTyeire. Nashville, Feb. 15. Holland N. McTyeire, senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, died this morning at 9 o'clock, at his residence on Vanderbilt Univer sity CampuS. He was born in Barn well county, S. C. Julv 18. 1828. He joined the church in 1837, at Cokesbury School. S. C. He began to preach in 1845, when he joined the Virginia Conference. In May, 1846, the first general Conference of the Church. South was held at Pe tersburg, and Mr. McTyeire was sent to Mobile, Ala. In Mobile he met the lady who became his wife, a cousin of the lady whom Commodore Vanderbilt afterwards married. This was the first link in the ctiain of causes that nave origin to the great Vanderbilt University, he was stationed at Dt'mopolis, Ala., Columbus, Miss., and then New Orleans, where 1 built Felicity Church, and founded the New Orleans Christian Advocate in 1851. In 1858 he became editor of the Nashville Christian Advocate and remained in that capacity till February 19, 1865, wben he left the city and did not return until 1867 He was elected Bishop in 18G9. It was owing to Bishop McTyeire that Commodore Vanderbilt made the princely gift 'of $1,000,000 and William H. Vanderbilt $500,000 and Cornelius Vanderbilt $30,000 to Vanderbilt University, of which Bishop McTyeire was made presi dent for life. , The State Senate to-day adopted resolutions of sorrow at the death o Bishop McTyeire. Severe Cases of Blood -PpisoC-;J Thousands 'suffer from Uodtf poison. who would be cured if they , cave B.fB. Bi (Botanic Blood. Balm) a trial Send to". the i ruooa xsaim uo., Atlanta, ua., ior a book of wonderful oures, that convince the most skeptical.!. It is sent free, - f V J . O. Gibson. Meridian, Misa.twrite : For a number of; years I suffered untold gonies from blood poison. Several prom inent physicians did me little if;ratiy eood. I began $$$se B". Bi-B. with yery jittle iaiin, dui.,- r io my uiier Burprjse ns made me a veil and hearty person.' ' V Z. T. Hallerton, Macon. Ga.. writes : "I contracted blood poison.- I first tried physicians, and then went to Hot Springs. returned Home a ruined, man physically. Nothing seemed to do me any good. My mother persuaded me to try B. B. B. vTo my utter astonishment every ulcer quick y neaied. Benj. Moms, Atlanta, Ga., writes : "I suffered years from syphilitic blood poison which refused to be cured by all treatment. hysicians pronounced it a hopeless case, had no appetite, I had pains in hips and oints and my kidneys were diseased. My throat was ulcerated and my breast a mass of running sores. In this condition I com menced a use of B. B. B. It healed every ulcer and sore and cured me completely witnin two montns. J. A. Wright has just received a fine line of Organs which he will sel cheap for cash or On time. Also a big lot of Sewing Machines ($25) to arrive this week. Uive himacal A Horrible Crime. It is reported that on Wednesday night, 6th inst., masked men entered the home of Jacob. Faucet, who liv ed in a cottage near Mount Olive Bertie county, and with an axe kill ed Mrs. Faucet and her child, whil they lay abed. The murderers then went to a cabin where . three negro women servants were sleeping, and murdered two of them in 'a like Mew "3 ' To Racket! Special'lot of-150 good Coats from 1:00 up Call patly and niake selections. A lot of white and black Seecr Dats. ROCKINGHAM MARKET. CORBECTED WEEKLY BY W. I. EVERETT, DEALER IN GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE. Country Produce is quoted at buying price COTTON Middhng, 9 te9J Good Middling, (tilO BACON Sides J per lb (allO Shoulders " 8(10 Hams, " 15rA16 BEESWAX 16(161- CHICKENS 15(a20 EGGS, per dozen,.. 12K415 FLOUR Couatry, per sack,.. ..2.253.00 jNorthera, " Patent, " 3.75 UKA1JN - Corn, per bushel, .75(1.00 Oats, " 5U 65 Peas, " 751.05 HIDES Dry, per lb, 8(&0 Green, " 4(45 SALT, per Sack, 1.001.20 New Advertisements. Yaluablq Tract of Land For Sale. I offer my farm on Mountain Creek for sale.' It is well watered end timbered and has a cood dwelling and all eecessarv out houses. It contains 225 acres, about 35 of which are in cultivatian. It has a va riety of soil, specially adapted-to the growth of cotton, corn, wheat, oats and the grasses. Any one wishing to purchase one oi tne most aesiraDie places in tne country would do well to see it. A'. C. COVINGTON, Feb. 20, 1889. Roberdel. N. C. M Msgs Come and let us quote you prices that will level your, head on the uhjBct of gen ume Darsramsi - - BUYERS, DON'T PLACE YOUR Orders for Spring and Summer Dress Bunds, Gents1 Furnishing, Bands, Cliithing, . SHOES, HATS, JEWELRY, And anything wanted in Charlotte before writing to me for samples. 'nr. when neces sary, for good on approval. . Baruch has purchased, as uual. quite a Lare ?to. r In tne Dry boods line, and tae goods arc amying daily L ass thai you.wj-i :tvor a) with your orders either for the goods r 'sathptes, uu cu.j.v-v- : "atii Il-m- i any house in , the city or StatJ. ' t - ' ' " ' . Wbehever the gentlemen want anything in tfieir lint- thv cfu.iii n.-n iO i etter thsn send to "ml for clothing (will send suits to: select froio). Eianni fciita which will be all the go this season Straw, Felt and Stiff Hats, and fine N-kwe&r, which can't be downed in tbe market. Send all order direct to me. The greater portion of my stock was bought iri New York City UNDER THE HAMMER of th Auctioneer, and I can offer you , LANDSLIDES in every department by retail at leas than wholesale prices. Doalt judg goods by appearance of store room. I deal in good geods and , . .... Not Trash. All regular goods and strictly first-class. ;i Owing to recent fires there were no un- ecupied houses for rent, consequently I hare to undergo, for the present, serious inconveniences. Part of ray goods are still boxed no room for them until shelves are emptied. The goods that are opened are Bound to go, even if at a sacrifice. Sale of Landi I .will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder "for cash,i on the premisea oa the 25th day-of March next, the landof which Isaac McLendon; died seized and po&esssed, lying on Howell Creek, in Richmond coun ty, adjoining the lands of Dii. "D.i'NThPat terson P. Stanback antf.others, cob-" tairiirig about 127 acres. Said land is to. be sold to make ' assets for' the payment of debts; tinder order of court. 5. ' ? K. A. ROBINSON, Adm'y C, T. A "t : ' ' of Isaac McLendoh dee'd;' Feb. 15, 1889-'4t . manner. . - , . The third, Ella Chavers, was sleeping in' ail adjoining room, and being awakened, escaped. The men started in pursuit of her, but she) evaded them. She was unable to tell who the men were. She watch ed from a distance and saw them kindle afire on the floor of both houses. Thursday the bones of the four murdered persons were picked from among the ashes. They were Mrs. Anna Faucett and her child, "Ada Wrenn and Anna Gordonhe colored women. No arrests have been made. The Chavers woman says that Faucett has-bad trouble with his neighbors, who were quarrelsome at all times and had threatened his life; Faucett was not at home on the night of the murder. Charlotte Chronicle. CONSUMPTION SURELY CUR1ED. To. ; Editor Please .inform yqjur readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall beiglad. to send two bottles of my remedy tees to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and. post office address. Respectfully,., & . T. A.'Slocttm, MC., 81 Pearl Btit. All person holding claims- against W. D. McRae, of Rockingham, N. C.wUl. pre sent the same, duly authenticate to the undersigned as early as practicable: -; ' - All persons indebted to W.fTR-McRae must come forward and settle th eh' bills at once. : j. m: covtngton ; - -; , Trustee of W. D. McRae. t Jan. 19th, 1889. v ... - ;v ; Hi ' Sal6 of Goods at Cost. The undersigned offers for sale the large stock of boods conveyed to him in trust by W. D. McRae. The stock consists of Underwear, Hosiery, $c. " -.1. , ' All of wnich will .be sold AT N. Y. COST. and many of themi below cost.. Coma-early and secure bargains.' J. M. COVINGTON, Trustee of. W. D. McRae. Jan. 19th, 1889. EDWIN SULLY WITH- Importers and wholesale i -r ' - f January 30th, 1889-tf JULIAN Ii. LITTLE, 36 Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. CJerj Livery , Feed and Sale Stab.es. Full supply of New Vehicles-of all kinds. . Canopv-top spring wagons for pleasure pariis, picnics, drummers, etc. Hack line to the depot to meet all trains. Horses boarded by the day, week or month as lowest rates. Also dealer in Buggies. IT 18 WITH That we direct the attention of Merchants and Farmers to our GREAT REDUCTION" and the LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON to make prearation for our lar Spring purchases that are being manufactured expressly for us; and to make room for tnese goods we oner lor the next thirty days only : One lot men's black Corkscrew Suits at U ii u il II 41 (I Fancy Cassiuaere Suits at Fancy Cheviot u ii 11 11 u It ii Fancy Cassiinere Suits at ii 11 5 25 5 75 6 75 7 50 9 25 10 25 12 75 12 25 13 75 A FEW ODD LOTS of Boys' and Children's Suits reeardless of cost. lots of Men's and Boys' Overcoats regardless of cost. Respectfully, ST A few odt : One cent Articles: Paper pins, 14 rows; Paper best needles Box blacking , Pocket handkerchief ; Rub ber-tip pencils, blueing, Ac. A Two Cent Articles: Imitation silver rings ; spool cotton, 200 yards; -Large pocket handkerchiefs; fhim ble ; croohet needles, and hundreds of oth er things too numerous to mention. Three Cent Articles: Tiailroad- Mills Snuff; Large box blad ing ; Une card (1.4; buttons ; Uae dozen dress buttons, tc. Ladies' and Gent's Pocket Handker chiefs, 4 cents; Cologne, 4 cent; Ladies' Gloves, 4c, 5c, 8c, 10c, 13c, 18c. and up. Ladies' Hose, 5c, 7c, 8c, 9c, 14c. and up Special Drive in Gents' Hats. A first-class umbrella for 48 cents. Silk umbrellas, gold handle, at $1.68. a Men's Brogan Shoes, 73 oents and up ; Women's coarse, shoes, 48c, 53c. and up. ' BIG BARGAINS in Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes. Come at Once. before another sweeps the bargains which might have been . yours had. you called earlier. Very Respectfully, THE ONE-PBICE CIOTEIIJEKS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dr. W. M. Fowlkes & Co , ROCKINGHAM, IS". U. Pure MEDICINES, CHEMI CALS, PATENT MEDI-. jCINES, TRUSSES, SHOUL DER BRACES, . . CANDIES, STATIONERY, PAPER, PENS, INK, Ac. fan (3ctL IMS, Red Fag; Backet; OpposiU Oid , Court Jiouse. , a0J RICHMOND,- VA. I 5 Drue's; OILS, VAB. NISHES DYE-STTJFT&. TOILET AND ' : . 35Maq- - i AJNU AKTICL-eT,' CI GARS, TOBACCO1 AKE" - CIGARETTE se Letter Paper, Blank Coaks, Receipts,. 1'heck.s jFint' oti'f?U-. BlllST S FRESH OARDE SEEI The Best Soda and Mineral Water and Milk Shakes I fig? Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, day or night. La-lies and Gents GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, and Clonks ford"' 'cheap ana s. warrscrfea. Jwi4-.ot. every desenp- amoid Rings, Pins- Studs, tc , . s v J; R6R1 WI E N D EC B Y F f tion at lowest prie94-fHie rm 'i ' c To make room Yo'tlSPBING Q0OPS we propnsa t'o close, out our 5 fine double-wtda? Dress Goods at New York cost, and single, widtL. Mphair,aad ashnverea at 10, cenjs,. ? per yard..' This gives yoir ax:hance ta buy a nice dress for a small sum! Call and ex- ' amine thesg goods. Only a few left. We have "a-"pari "of fbree pieces'bf Delmont and -- Celtic Drapery e- wat. to olosa out at 9 and lj-cente cost more to. import. ;Tbee v j goods are of ahtMJhe" pattern ahtf ire immensely, popular. - A few Jaobets acd Jerseys at a sacrifice to close out. Also Gent's Wool Overcoat- with silk emoroidery.-'' Examine them -Hosiery irom 5 cents 'a pair up-to ail siih at: 1 $1.00 per pair. These goods have been greatly educeitijupries. ,,We have a nice lin., of bordered and plain Handkerchiefs for both "ladies and gents to close out. " ' We have just received another invoice of. chiIdrcbV,'4adie8,m jgents-Shoes.' Calif and see l. . . .. ". .. i' ; - i ' .x Jt,3CLiXti RESERVE YOUR ORDERS FOR :r - UNTIL YOU CONSULT - - 4 For Samples vacJfPriee: of-Worki 1 ;i 1 ; EULLSTQCK aDiv.vitn.anvinvtiie. tate. 1 - 19! -1 ,3 . F-. ii. .fir A , x - V A- - - K
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