15h .tetania teettc.
.SATURDAY, AUUUST 27, 1881.
LOCAL NEWS.
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JPORstoinCCS.
OPEN.
At 7 A. M.
1 P. M.
7 P. M.
At 12 m.
6 p. sr.
8:30 p.m.
sunday morning :
.7:30 a. m. 8:30 a. m.
F S. Hanna. P. M.
IjOCA.Ij ioojs.
. 'New Advertisements .
.Turchitafi Taxe.
'Matrimonial Time. .
Land Sale-L.M. Nolen.
Sewing Machines fur sale
. . Thompson & Rhodes Merchants. '
Dissolution A. M. k E. L. Smyre.
TVlr. .Michael Carpenter liua been ap
pointed a Justice of the Peace for Cherry-
ville township, vice B. M. Curpenlcr, who
haa resigned.
Med, in Lincoln county, 23rd instant,
Mi?. Sarah 'Maxtor, wife of Copt. P. Z.
Baxter, an get lady of high respectability
and a consistent member of the Methodist
. church.
Tlinmnoiin & TlUnAna rP Tt .tl'ia nmnra to
the front with a startling advertisement
and will sell yon Goods so low during the
panic that your mouth will water to look
. at them.
1 1
New Firms. S
W. I. Stowe & 0"., is the name c( a
new-6rm opened out to do a general grain
'business in Gustonia.
AVe hear that Messrs. J. II. Crai;; &
Co. will open out a grain store at Gus
toaia pretty soon.
The longest drought that ever occurred
in America was in the lummcr of 1763.
No rain fell from the 1st of May to the 1st
Of S. p'ember. Many of the iniialiitunts
8Jnt to England for hay and grain.
Rev. L. M.NV leu, who has just returned
vfrum a trip to Caldwell county, says he
saw two poplars 9 leet apart at the ground
which came toeih. r 20 feet from t e
ground and formed one beautiful tall tree.
" The poplars are on the land nf J. A. Setzer,
iDiiar Worriers Gup, on tlm waters of
Yadkin river in Caldwell county.
. lUHM I choice. White t orn lor snip ny
Hag an & I'KOHAM.
Col. W. B. Wilsm, and family of
Yorkville, were at the Kee Hotel, Thurs
day. We slept. at the Waddill House Thurs
day night and fvei-umler many obligations
to the three young, ludis who kept up
such nice music until "all was midnight
i and serene."
TJazki
- All we need now to .mike the Gazkitk
a success isHibera! advertisers. They are
few and far between. Ah well, if men
who want to do business and know what
we know, they would call ou us.
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Married, in Gastoncounty at the irs-
idence of Mr. J. J. Wilson, on Crowders
creek, Thursday, Auk. 24ih, 1881 , by Rev.
W. B. Corbett, Mr. J. G. Fersfuson, of
York county, to Miss Willie K. Davis, of
GiSton.
F. W. Thompson, of Dallas, is one of
those persevering kind of men who i tends
to push his business. He don't wait for
business to drive him, and will not keep a
customer standing all day fore few cents.
jRead the Advertisement.
FOR THE FAKMEK.
Tf yon don't want us die
Sow wheat, outs ami rye ; -SuIwctIIk!
then lor this Gazette
And you'll have line crops, we bet.
The Academy.
Five hundred dollars lias lireii sn'i
- scribed jafld the cit'zms will go to work at
-once to erect a two-story building n
Academy street- We presume there will
be an opwsiog now for some experienced
. and competent, teacher.
The cotton crop of Missi-twippi is double
what it was in 1860. though no more land
is cultivated tlitn then. The increase is
attributable to the dividing up of Hie plan
tations, and the belter system of cultivation.
Uulve-toii news : Uiirijlary is hecom-
rlng a mile. too promiscuous in i,xa..
Ignorance, idleness and whisKey are bad i
. elements in society, anil are as sure to I
, breed crime as thai tflcct follows cause
For Sale.
About 8 Acres of good grove land for
hiale, ailuated on the Air-Line railroad
. aboct one mile east of Casionia. Call on
W. Chai.c, R.al Estate Atjeu t.
Messrs. Ragan fc Pegram, have moved
to the old s'and of Holland & Wilson
on Main Street.
A great drought prevails in Switzerland.
Water is scarce and in many places whole
heids'have perished.
The- majority against Prohibition in the
stale is 115 931. The official count ciny
slightly alter these figures.
Died, at Lowell, Sunday, August 21st,
1831, Mrs. Candcs Iloanan, wife of Mr.
John Hoffman ; aged about 30 years.
Died, in South Point township, Friday,
August, 2th, 1881, Sirs. Violet IluflMetlir,
wife of Clayton HufTstetler; aged about 3U
years.
The Raleigh State Journal says: The
Liquor Dealers Association will meet in
'Convention at R ileigh OjI. 12th. "To
look uftir their own interest, like sensible,
prudent men."
The latest advices from tho President
are not at all encouraging-. His pulse con
tinues high, he is daily growing weaker,
and is reduced to an alarming extent. If
he recovers we will be surprised. Pulse
yesterday 11 2, temperature 93, and respira
tion 19.
It.ux. A very good rain fell here last
Thursday 'night, which was the heaviest
rain we have had since the 27th of April.
From what we learn, the rain wns general
in the county, though lighter in some sec
tions than others Yorkvil'e Enijui er.
Just received from tho Northern markets
a lot of Kali CLOTHING of the latest stylos;
Dry Goods ami Motions with tneir must l in
lirovcmerita, which wo lire olleriuir very
cheap for cash. Ladies' DltKSS GOODS a
Specialty. Come immediately mid iret your
choice. J. Q. Holland & WHjSON.
aic'T-tf .
The Fall session of King's Mountain
IPgh School opened last Monday.
We will challenge any Hotel in North
Carolina to heat the Waddill House for
enter'aioing pretty ladies. It was j mimed
hist week.
II v. Thomas M. Lnwry of Mississippi.
went down to Yorkvillo Friday to vis:t
sick relatives nnd has been invited to
(.reach here on his return.
Mr. U. X. Pippin, of Mecklenburg, nnd
Miss Rosie Gillespie of Yoik county, left
town Monday. The latter is very much
missed by some of her friends here
Eddie Hart, nephew of Miss Sue Hart,
at the Waddill -.ifjjse, informs ns, that
he has n cently traveled through the Turkey
creek section of York-. county and found
mngnificen.t crops t f coru nnd cotton.
Mr. O. V. Davis has rc-d-ived n cot kin
circular from 'London, s licit ing c sign
menta direct. It 2J years from, this date,
Chat lottc will be a cotiparative baby to
istonia in 'business and energy. 1 he
former now 1ms the capital, the latter the
industry, two more decades -and matters
will be reversed.
To Cotton Buyers.
Th's point is one of the b'at in thin sic-
tion to buy cotton and ship directly to
Europe, or the North.. All that is needed
are buyers who will come provided to buy
lh cotton, nnd p iV fair prices. I- artners
w'lhtn n radius of twenty miles, will hmil
their cotion here if good prices are paid.
At Hie Waddell House.
U. M. Ki ITa.,d son, Miss Sallie Alexan
der. Thomas R'tnkin, Charlotte N. C: J.
Nan'z, (J.iiraey City, S. C; Miss Li'a
M. Peck, Miss Minnie A. Smith, Mr.
Johnnie B. Brat'on. .Miss Fannie It Mea-
hiim, Mis Sadie W. Metis, J. D. CoVoek,
1. II. Barry. T II. Ensrlish, Y.rville, S.
C ; Dr. M. V. Jewett. N. Rev. L.-.M.
Dunton, Jnn:es It VV illinms. Greenville,
S. C: H. B. AioAhsitr, niniislioro, S,
C.; W. I. Stowe, Misses K nma and Sadie
Garrett, Kiogs Mt; W. II. Hancock,
Atlanta Ga ; Miss Susie 11. Pendleton, J,
1$. Mcintosh, Va,: G. VV. Lindsay, Itilti-
mure; Miss Susie Jordan, Misj. Annie II in-,
inn, Chester, S. C; H. II. Smith. Hun'crs
ville, T' X is,; VT..P. Welsh, wife and child,
Ms Katie Monon, Athens, G.; Miss
Lzzie Cornwall, Chester. S C; J. B. M.
Mcintosh, Richmond; R v. J. L. Wilson,
Yoikville, S. C. Rev. T. M. Lowry,
Aberdeen, Misr.; J. C. Severs, Chailotie,
x. c. --
County AlFairs.
The County Coinmissioners met on the
22nd list, and transacted basin xs as
lollows :
II wafordered that the real estate, be
longing to A. M Suiyr?, situated in the
town or (JastoniB, be assessed at $.(.), in
stead ol ?2r5. th f irmer asscssm T.t.
That Mrs. J. R. Hu.fmr b .mad- a
pauper, allowed to remain at home nnd
dmw 7.50 per quarter.
Thai ull cast s wlier. in parlies h ive been
not i led to npiearai il show cause why the
valuation of their properly shoul I not be
raised, he continued till the 1st M in lay in
S. ptcmlier, next.
Tliat G. W. M.-K.v, Sheriff, be r q iiie.I
to iiive an additional bond lor the Slate
taxi s to the amount ol OHO, and also an
additional bond for llie c.anity, school und
special taxes to the amount ol $17,000.
The following persons were drawn to
serve as jurors, at t ae lall term Saptiior
Court , f Irirtl, iz: Daniel ll..ir..an, .1..
coii Kis. r. F. . I.eepi r. J.T lvLvu'ds,
J. S. Baker. Chileon Brad cy, A. A Maa
nef. J. i Holland, W. W .'Stronp, J..I111
M. S.niih, B. M.Ormaiiil. R J.G euu. E.
f!. HulMeiler. W R. I'r use. F. A. I'aie,
R. A. FaIN, Jr., R. A. Ilur,i..n. W. M.
Bia.k, A. B. I'llmao, VV. A. tiriir, J.G.
Ui.Urw....il .Ko.ce Weir, A. W. Carp..,
ier, t. V. Hunks, W. D ll.tikin, C. P.
Jarr li. C. 1. Paa.ur, F. II. M- Arvcr. .1.
L. To. rence, .1 . J. C. At.d.rs. V. U. Hol
land. Alfred Fer.iso.i, J. J. Oi uiind. VV.
A. Fal s, Jr., J- ho C. Friday and A. C.
ldckso".
After auditing th usual county claims
the' Board i.ljonimd
John M Uuodis, Clerk.
The Raleigh Journal, (Whiskyite) says t
" A frugal set of saints, those of the Bap
list church ol Gatonia. They hobble the
distiller and the dealer nnd obstruct the
farmer in disposing of his surplus grain nnd
fruit ; but they are very curelul not to
" prohibit " tippling or even drunkenness
amonL'st themselves, provided it be not in
dulged in where li.pior is sold or drunk
as a beverage in ote. r wo'ds, in a grog
shop. Who cares to "fellowship" with
Dcicli whisuy-di inking Baiiits ?"
If our Raleigh contemporary was posted
ho would inform his readers that there is
neither fruit nor gruin in this tection for
the distillers. Strange to say, no fruit has
been borne in this whibky-muking section
for several years.
Our Outside Contents.
Lmbj Jane (Jrry, hy Madume Do Stael,
is a true histoty of one of the noblest
young ladies that vi r met tueh a fate. It
is informing ami interesting, Smiix, is a
very interesting and exciting article. An
Ohio Girl's Fool, is one of the curiosities
of nature. The Conscientious Postmaster,
is well worthy ol perusal. Business l)e
fore Pleasure, is well suited to our prtsent
wants. Pining for Exercise, is highly en
joyable. Winter Oats, is to f.irmtro only.
Making Things Oner, should be read by
ad cross husbands. Slate und Rdigiv'i
News, is well St h cled and inleiesling
Minder of Pretty Jannie Cramer, is uu
otlur cruzy dodge we presume.
A Few Suggestions.
Editor Gazette. I ask space in your
valuable little paper to make a few su-g. s-
tioiis !o our tanners, in view ol the ex
tended drought many farmers are despair
ing of getting their lar.ds broke in limi
for wheat. It is the experience of all that
the earliest plowing for wheat a best, that
wheat sowed on hue plowed hind docs not
do so well, that is I lie case in ordinary sea
sons when we huve ruin enough lo pioduce
large crops td grass nnd weeds which ex
haust the available plant food in the soil.
Such crops should be turned under in time
to decompose before wheat is sowed. There
are very small crops of vegetation on land
this Su iiSoo on account of I he drougM, ami
instead of exhaustion, all landd are rested
and will be in good condition for setd if
not bioke b. fore Ovtoher ; or landf broke
in September and O.ttobt-r. alter u very dry
summer and fall will do as well as if broke
in Augus. Corn and cotton lunds will be
clean an i in the bist possible condition for
small train, and toe w.,eat crop is ulwuys
goi-d alter a dry summer. Coin and cotton
crops will come (IT much curlier than usu
al, in laet, gathering the fall crops will be
a light j d), must farmers wid have bui lit
tle to do bat to sow small grain. O-Jr
(arm. rs should ow large. crops of outs, rye
aial win. at. . The best lituo lor sowing ou'8
v, September, bat may ba sowed as late as
the loth of October on fair land, live is a
good cop, nearly as. productive us corn',
much easier ruiSid, a surer crop on t'.p:Iand
and -tiliould be, sowed e.iir.i; tune us oats.
Toe b-bt time lor sowing 'wheat is Iroin
loth of Oo-ouu to loth of November.
SSi'dl'tleis larii.ers geneially sow their wheat
loo lute a-.u raise poor crops of poor weeat
will; siiiiit, uotk.e und tue.v. Sow cIcau
seed soaked ri b U'-slone, a,d clean wheat
will be the result. Hoping these hints may
S.) some good, I uiil very rcspectlully an
exji rtt need Faumicu. .
ClIKKHVViLI.K, Aug. 23, '81.
For comfortable wear, a genuine fit and
wan uii ted woik call on W' C. Tk.vuuk, the
hit bout and shuo maker in this section.
Shot Wliile Drunk.
Itrtnils of n Homicide In I'niou Cuunty
licy Srerext Hhoots IVanh lltlm Who
JHt's Almost ltnmetliati'l y.
Salii'idty evening last, in Union county,
four miles weat of Slonroc, Key Seer 8t
shot and almost instantly killed Wash
Helms. From a gentleman from Monroe
who was in the city yesterd y a pepot ter
of the Churlotte Observer learned some of
Ili3 naviculars.
feectcst is a farmer and miller of Union
c unty and Helms' was an t nnloye of his
and livnl in the same yard. They had been
in Monroe Saturday and bad semi thing ot
a quarrel during a settli ment of srine ac
counts between them. Helms was drinking
and all the way home he was interrupting
and stopping Secrest's team, driven hy a
little son of the latter. When they reached
liome, Ile'ms . followed Secrrst io'o his
Inuse. continuing to curse anil make him
self verv oir'nsivt1. Secrest ordered him out
f thp house .and lie retired to the cup I
p '
where lie stii: cursiil nr.n ilel.ea It-.ecrcst.
Mr. Alexander, father-iivlaw of Secrcst , a
gentleman between S:) an 1 fid. went out
and told II law to ro away a:id nut make
such a fool of himself.
"D ni'i cdl me a fool," s 'id Hi Iiim.
" Why th it's j ist what your arc now,"
rcphed the old man.
Helms siruck him in the eye nnd knock
ed him down. Tin' blow was vi ry -sever-1 .
and it is said Mr. Alt xan.h r is badly
bruieed.
Secrcst and Helm's wife now both, came
nut. The wife attempted to lend the ilunik
en m in nway, and Scores! to drive h :n
He struck Secrcst nnd knocked him down,
but either While falling or while eettin,' up.
1 1 he witnesses disagree), S crest fi.d. Tiie
ball struck Ili-lms jasl above the In art
and rns;ed upward, lie stru'.'ule.l toward
Secrcst, strick bimscvtral blows and tlicn
Icll. lie died within llwei' m inn t: afi.-r h
was shot, lle'in's wife, il is sal. I. had hold
ol him. trying to kret him uway, when the
lllllll SllOt WHS tired.
S.cttst m.ulc no hIIi nipt tiH"0apc. nt
dclivTrcil ItiiiH. If mi t Die nnllioriiirs'. I le
is now in j it in M nr lie is n hroth.-r
of Hoke S.cl.Ht. hist trial (W1 year
HiO for till' murder ol It i r wife und actiiiltal
on the plea if insanity will be reincnitiercd.
lie heats a vrrv good cliaractrr in Union.
AVt There, is 1 "Jiapa not a more odious
character iu . .e world than that of a go
between bj vhicli I menn that creature
who c'tmc! i , tin cars of one neighbor
every "inn ov? observation." that hap
pens lo dro yii the month of another.
Such a per1" is 1 1 1 sluh rer's herald,
nnd is a!1; ,
slanderer lo
t'r more cdlous than the
if."
"P.rnndy Is
Nisflicr Is r.i
When lhp- .
The Uovil .
, !y any way yon mix it,
r anyhow you tlx him,
folks K'O lo hed ;
' jiiiiK in tlnj niseis' ht-ads.'
xot rsBVA 'tint ton . ahsozute
riiomr.uKjx.
The Chairman of tiie North Carolina
State Prohibition Committee says:
We shall not dissolve our committees,
The license laws sho'ild be mads more
stringent, B'id local option should be given
io those localities where tint tei-plc desire
it. One th' ig is evident, the people are not
prepared fi r absolute prohibition.
D VR IBLE WHITE W A SI I.
Take a' arrcl and slat 4 a bushel if fresh
lime io it, Oj coverine He lime wiih boil
ing whter. After it is slacked add cold
water enm ih to bring i t'i (lie consistency
of good w! ilewa8h, tht- dissolve in water
and add on i pound of A hite vitriol (sul
phate of z c) am' (ir.f quart of fine salt.
This tk'-. tine '..lifwaah that will si-k
US well e.s twinf. ft ow S Its duru'oiiity
chiefly to the vitriol, which hard :tis und
fixes the wash.
Se'wiuff Machines'!
T have three (rood SKWINf MAf II INKS
for sale t!ie V,-,-ii, l)oinesi:t; and New Home,
which I will sell i-heap for cash. -
G. VV. CHALK, Pntilisher.
o
I offer my I'.antation situated two mil
from tiasli.ie i. lor sale. It contains 150 acres
of trood coii,iit land. 5t) of it lieintr io woods
There is a -erv (rooil cottatrp tiwellin and
tail iiouses t it. l'riec, S-,Ohl.
b. M. Ntir.KX.
Or G. W. Cii.iik, Itcal Estate Ajrent.
Atiteat tee
MERCHANTS !
All in. rrluintor this count v wlioliave netr-
leeted o:ake ii return of t heir pnrel'.ase-t'ur
the six months endin-jr .lone issi. as the
iaw diri i-w. will please (rive ir tie-ir eai'ly at
tention a further time cannot U Liven."
JUHX M.. Illli II U.S.
l!i'L"ist'-r of Deed.'
Dallas, x, c. Augr.Sl.'Sl. " It
DISSOLUTION I
(iiin t,t A.M. & K. U-SMY HE has t'es
lay lii-i ii dissolved, liy niatoal consent, K. 1
.s-tnre w-iilitlrawin;. 1 he htismcss will In'
contiir.H'd liy A. M. Snire, vho solicits a
eoutJ'.ioali'm of the iilieral patroiec'V which
ttie old linn received.
A. M. x v.. I,. SMYKK. '
Gashi.nv.v, Ana
i
d. au:.'T-ot
MHTIC HAYiN'r. mssdLvr.n ora
INU llou" liosim-ss all fields doe the old
firm must tic
ttV d at o'teo.
A. M. - V.. I.; SMVtlE.
GAyio.
Thompson & Rhodes !
DALLAS, N C
ARE
DT
in
KKMIN'KD TO KEEP AHEAD
dine Hie liest and cheapest t'loth
ontv. 'i'liey ktp every descrip-'
inv in tiie '
(ion of ("I
:i a-1 I ieierw-aro. .1 n.-v sell
lii-'ht Prints iii ;
and other i. -
the hiirhet un;
turnips. W ill t ,
date tiie poo -.
sold. Don t i n',
it will cost . o,
Goons.
e. nts; I. awns at si,- ceiil..
- in prnpertion. Guano of
! lor wheal, oats, rye and
' and sell t orn to accumino-n-1
t li'-v will- not lie oii'ler
io call and see for yourselves
ii'ilhiiiir to ex.uiiine their
auC7-lt
IsTOTIGEI
T"Tavinir ipi:-.;.itied as Executrix of- the last'
wiil of jlwin M. llerry, deciaised, I hereby
nnrify credi'ers of the estate of said de
ceased, to prci-'-nt tlieir claims, duly authei'
tii ateil, witiiei the time reiiiired hy law, i r
this notice wll tie pleaded in Oar of their re
covery, IK-l toi-sto saidestate will save costs
liv-inak'-: .e''l:ate a-nient.
N VN( Y .1. lillliKY, llvecotri.x".
AukM's lssi. , 'lr
Till
I yi
.11 K )l . TlilAK'MAl, Till lis. now in its fourth
ar.
td' clioice reailio'- loi: boi li old and tiuiiLr, and
the only paper el the kind - published in this
country.- Kaoh issee coniaie.s Editorials, Sto
ries. 1'iieli v, Mis--; TH13 t eellaneoiis read-
MATRIMONIAL 1 7, irci:
pondiier Ad- 'P I 1I J-2 !i vertiscmente
from la-'i' s and srentlemeu. who want to cor
respond wiih you. mly fo cts. a ,ear or six
moiiihs tortiaeis. Sample t-opies a cts. fir
cuiaiion ta.OOti. Ad t-rtisitm- rates reasona
ble. N.'iie- tins papi r and address all orders
to Will i M t-tl.. . fcr- .V. II. anally
Sheriff s Sale,
Ily virtieof an execol Ion in my hands i
favor of A. li. Tit man. Adnunisteator ol .1.1
b V rir! t. und a; ainst ,laeol I.ineln tycr.
Waive this day levit
I uroii acres, more or
!., i I 1 Hid tu ieni ii to" sai I l.ioel ei .w
lyimr in 'iasteu cooiity, adieinim; lamise:
.los p!i l!i Idle, S. N. t raiir and ot hei s. an 1 io
satis: sa d c. euiion, v nl sell said Lands a!
Public anetitui at (lie touri Louse tioo'-ei lia1
las, tor easa, on Mondav. S, pit n. tier ato. lsl.
. (,i .i. W". Mi .l il. sh, tutV
By 5o. M. Arai.-t roiir. Deputy Shei iiT.
Auk. .", Is. . auHMt
I wt!! sell nt public auction to the hiuh
et bidder f u- cash at tin1 t'oiirthiiio in
! Pallas on Monday t ie o;h d.iv of S,pt m-
bcr, - IMS I, a tract of band situated in tins
Ln coun'y on the waters of t'rowdur's
coek, adjoining lam's of W. IV Glenn, ,1.
F. Wilson and others, cnt'tininir. 17D acres
more or Ion. The above land levied on as
the jirojK-i t y ot ,1. 1'. I mrence, to s itist
the taxt on the nam- for the yi.ir 1SM0;
amount -of tux due. $1 l'.jo.
K A Will I l"x--!iciitt j
and l ax Collector of llaton countv
Pailas, 'Aug. 1, 1SS1. .iiit' It I
Administrators NoticD !,00 Acres cf Valuable.
Tlio tin lerin. J, Adniinistr t r cf M:irv ;
V r ...,-. .t..'...,.K...l ll I
t, , .;., r:llv, v, ;i
.,, ... iu.-Miit th.-m f . him i.tom-ilv u.
!.,. i,-.t,tl on or M.f,.it tlt 2 ml diyci
July. ISSJ, or this notice will he J'lcaj nl
lur . I their recovery.
K. rS.XDI I'KIJ. .
AdminiKtrntor of M.try Feiiiusjn. d.v'd.
P. l ' ts, X.'., July 2, issi.
fJvtrttiscmintj!.
WllOI.F.S Vf.i: AND RE I'M I. hKAl.Elt,
J. Ij Xj kinds
A ri Id.
CIlKAP I3KDSTKADS, LOUN'OKS,' PARLOR AND
CIIAMPKU SUITS.
ColTins of .ill kinds on hand..
lotte.'N. C.
II ST.WDS AT THE HEAD!
'lite Ziyil-7teuiuiv
Tin-; PEurirrioN' op .sewing maciiixes.
Double 'I'lirrn.l. I.m-k Still li. Automatic
Srlf-lS-S"'ng Teuslo.k Tuke-tip.
It Iletjuires Ir Itelurns
TiCast Labor, b,st PerCect Work,
; ,.', ?.r.)..L V .u i. li-..,L,'):-1A"oi k.
Least Instruction. liost satisfaction. j
11 'commended by the Medical Facility. Ir j
econoia:.' s the must-lea and spares t!i" r'-
nerves. 1-leerv Machine ira.irant.-ed perft
rfeet- K
IKI'IH:- I
y new and ivarrauted toi' ti e years. J
wanted. Address
DOMESTIC SM.;C0.,
tja:n ItictrMOM). V.v
STo. 31 S. Sharp
ii(it.Ks.vt.s'li-:.vw.t! a:; a M vs
HDOtS
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1
i
Alwavs ho sure .that (ho rame of T. J. MAGUUKIli. & CO. is on every piir
Duv no others ar.d yon v. iil be i !i jisc.d.
' These Celebrated SII0CS are for sale by
J. Q. Holland A: .Viison. Gastoiiia, is. C
J. 1). Moore, Dallas.
11. (J. (1. Love k Co., Garibaldi.
J. R. Falls, rieasant Kidw.
GEOEGS
u::Ai.lNt
ZE TT -R 3ST Z T1 TJ JE& IE
Oner and VVui fioaiiis l'i'Jj "laiii and 3, 7 and U So. lilii Stu,
lUcltmond, 'ir'Jinid.
my2S-.1m
1.216 Main and fcrnrr 13th Street,
Hk'limoiul, "i 1 11
Oils ol j3c5i3C!Xix3tioxi.
Kerosene Oil
loacl
CllAii LOTTE MARBLE WORKS !
A?
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ft-.-
; PK.U EK IN
j iv:0.uv;ent5, I I
I iUiL'&uiuUiiJLlfc i r ,;A
1
i- j ( li VKI.O'ITK, N. C.
; -; S .li i u-don - w ivan
j '-:' j tee. I or n-i ,'ii.ir.j.
V. " " v-" .- -
Blrtcksiuitli Shop:
'the rn.I.'rlijr.' d would TO?;ortl.ilIy :n
t'orni tiie I'liMie that tl.cv have rt u'.ovfd to
l ,1. U. Warn li s old stand en Mam etiv.- t,
I anil are ii,-w preji-.rcd to do anvtl'.int. in
! their line on Mioit notice and in a woik
I man like manner. Mope all will tiy uc.
i V. I V liirpeeHullv.
i " 11 N KINS tJCINV.
jtel -'i-l'm l VSTONiA, N. (".
FOP. SALE. ,
9
On I lull an Ci.tk. fmr and ahtlf mi'.
wet d liueehdon, and he iu:Us IV. in
t In iry v:l!e. lrt ' aens N-n-iKc 1. ttetu land
j and :" acres t Spleu.li I .Vi -i-I.i-v in u" !
joider. I ar.d . at i. to .M.i :;uli Mis..:i
Terms 11 dv e y. Apj.'.v to.
i L V 3LACK
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I. INK OF
West Trade Street, TJhar-
ault-ly
& Co.
M'TI'RKRS Ol-'
Street, Baltimore.
t.jal'82.
P. STACY,
ix
bv the Barrel or far-
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MAMTACrrilKK OK
I)cin (tad Anicfcait
ALununcnts , Headstone,
9
Tnllil?, JIurttles,
Sc., Sr.. Sc. ,
l- Ml'f.t.
C " site Piist
I'iiureh.
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11L1. N. 0.
Oct tl'
Kxecuiion Hnie.
To s.i'isfy an execution, in lf.y I-inds in
favor of iWvri VV. MiKih', jdaiiuil','
against Jacoli l.iticU'if r.ilef. nj .nt, I w ill
t-eU to il:-- l.iahcst li'Vl ier it public anctioi'
a. tic t'ouit House doer in I al las, en Mod- -day
tho '-"dh day ft'- -S'j fcmh. i , ISM, all tho
riuh'. ti'le and it.t.i'est id t!ie si id .laceb
l.iui bei..er in a trait f l aud ill Uastolt
cuiitv, i.di' iaiiiL; tiie lu nio'cad of Said
,li -.vt. th . lands f S.tmc.i 1 ( 'ruifT, Kli
i.ii-i!iiu-r aiel o'.hc's c-'ii'.unir. sixty
i.' ae:s ni'retr let--, l-.vel on a tilt,
fnilv ,-t sail ii, f, n eiTit. tt,;s i'.Vh .lime,
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