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NEW STORE.

Received early IN the summer, ana now III
STORE, AND FOE SALE
GO Hhds Sugar, go Bags Coffee, 10 HID
% BrIs N. O. Molasses, 400 Sacks Salt
5000 lbs New Bacon, 200 ps Hemp Bagging
80 Coils Bale Rope, 25 Casks Lime
In additionsto which l shall shortly receive,
a CHEAP aud well selected Stock Of Goods
purchased few days since in New York, con.
tanning in part of the following articles.
Swecds and English IronsS
Cuba, Rio, and st. Domingo Coffee, Bale
Rope
Loaf and Lump sugsr, Chests and Caddies
Cheese, Sperm and Tallow Candles. Bar Soap
Linseed, Sperm, and Train Oil
Mackerei,e Salmon, and Cod Fish -,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cassis and
Cloves
HAVANA Preserved Fruits, large ASSORTMENT,
together with the usual variety kept in grocery
Store. - :
( British, and Domestic, Dry Goods
+ Hardware, Cutlery, and Hollow Ware - :
Ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps
Shoes SadIery and Leather
Crockery, Jugs and Jars
Horn, Shell, and Ivory Combs =
Smiths Tools, and Mill Cranks
Rush, and Cane Scat Chairs - p
Northern Wooden Ware
Writing Paper, and Blank Books
2 Window Glass 10 and 10 I2 -
Drugs, Dyes and Medicines ssss s
Cotton Y arm no. 8 to l2.r7se.
-. A. P. LACOSTE. ?
: Cheraw, Sept 81. 46 IF
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A man was found in theguf,er in Prune
street, near Sixth, on Saturday evening, who,
like Goliah Of Gath, was sleaced with a
sing. ."--Phila. Leger. e
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A rich desert service for the new Queen
Of England of Porcelain has been exhibit
ed in England. 3elt has taken five years TO
complete it, and cost 3,09O guineas. = 1t
consists of 200 pieces, Via Sc elevated
vsaes, baskets, &c. and twelve dozen
plates. ~ a=
Let the .Yaakee alone for enterprize.-
It seems that in England Bone Manure IS
highlysvaiued. Mills forgrinding the bones
are now common. ~Thesnanure is used
for wheatland. Tho @Portlanders, getting
tohear of thematter have already despatch.
ed a vessel to England with a full cargo
of boness
North Carolina coal-We see it stated IN
the Danyille. Reporter, SC that bed ST anthra-
cite coal has been discovered in Rockingham
county in this State that some one competent
to Judge might test it, several specimens were
sen. to Professor Rodgers of Virginia, who
without hesitation pronounced it good anthra-
cite coal."-Ralegh Reg.
- PRINTERS PROVERBS.
1. Never enquire thou Of the editor for
the news; for behold i. is his duty at the
appointed time 10 give it unto thee without
asking.
2. When thou dost write for his paper
never say unto him "what thinkest thou OF
my piece" for it may be that the truth
might offend ihee s.
5. 1t is not fit that thou shoul'ls ask ofhm
who is the author of an article upon sub.
ects of public concerument; for his duty
requires him to keep such things unto HIM
self. .-..
4. When thou dost enter into a printing
office, have care unto thyself that thou
dos, not touch the type; for thou mayes'
cause the printer much trouble.
;. s.. Look thou not at the copy which is in
the hands of the compositors: for that is not
meetin the sight ofthe printer
6. Neither examine thou the proof sheet
for it is not ready to meet thine eye, that
thou maycs, understand it. ~.
z. Take lis paper: subscribe immediate;
ly for it, and pay in aduance, and it shall
be well with thee and thy little ones.
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CEPHALIC, AROMATIC. SCOTCH
AND MACCABOY SNUFFS.%-
NOR sale at the DRUG STORE.
IL April 26 81
Notice.

Notice.
VHNHE Copartnership heretofore existing of X.
Il Bennett g. Co. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All those indebted to sand
firm will make payment, and those to whom they
are indebted will present their claims to John
N. Williams, who alone is authorised to settle
the business of tire Company.
ssJNO. N. WILLIAMS,
.-.. K. BENNETT.
July ID, 1897, sc 3mo
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sISrgMrERaNcE.--At atecent meeting al
s. Louis, nine gentleman, among the num-
Der Major General GAINES, pledged them'
selves 10 raise one thousand dollars, to pro-
cure public lecturer on mtemperahce'
A committee was also appoin,edto watt on
the captains anu owners Of steameoa's, 10
order to ask them to discon.lnuc the bars on
the boaSt.--I6id.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Ne,p & cheap Goods.

YHNHE Subscriber has Just received and open.
IL ed an unusually large 'andextensiye assort-
ment of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by
himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those
wishing to purchase, may find il to their inter-
est to call andi examine before buying, as he
thinks bis stock viii be found to comprise as
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he can SCH ~ Tow as goods
can be afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will find shis stock SO large as TO
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
to call and Judge for themselves. 1t can at all
events, do no harm tocon1e and see sHecannot
neglect this opportunityof expressing his graft.
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share of patronage with which he has always
been favored. D. B. M'ARN.
Nov. 2lst. 1896.
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Provisions are every where faling IN
precc. In New York where old potatoes
sold a month since for Sl,0O AID 81 IL
albashel, they are now offered by the far
rlers to. be delivered in the fall IN any
quantity for lsa cents bushel! ln Gin.
cinnatl hogs have fallen from their recently
high price to $3.50 per hundred, it deliver
ed 10 the purchaser in the fall
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

sSDARCHED Coffee is the True Doctrine
but burnt is downright heresys
Afieafticle can be had at the Tn Snop oy
which the process Of roasting Coffee can % 60.
at without impairinghs flavor; add with much
less trouble than by the old method.
October f9,lS37, 29--@t'
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Tailoring.

n wish to inf rm my friends and the publir,
Il that have opened my establishment at
the late Post Office; and that am prepared
to execute all orders in my line with neateness
and dispatch. From long practical know.
ledge Of my business,yI feel confident that l
can give satisfaction, TO all those who favor
me with their custom. All kinds of cutting,
securing and repairing done at the shortest
notice. I return my thanks to the public foF
the liberal patronage heretofore given me.
=<(EDWD. D.JARRO1'.
Cheraw S. C. Oct. 10th, 1897. % If
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

ure,.and representing his conduct has emf.
ncnyly p.udent and praiseworthy. Soon as
a CANAAN destroys his boat and the lives OF
severa! of his passengers, his great sk''l ana
prudence for the first time become known,
apd his superior qualifications are trumpe'eo
IS The world in passengers certificates.
s's.ss>S Cincinnati Wing.
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Removal.
TNHE subscribers have this day removed to a
IL NEW BUILDING one door below their
old stand, and offer for sale large and extensive
stock Of NEW s. FASHIONABLE GOODS,
consisting of Day GooDs, HARDWARE, & GKo
CERES; Also--a large stock Of Domestic and
Foreign Liquors g. Wines all of which will be
sold low for cash or country produce.
NJ. g. r HAIL y.
Feb. II. 1897.
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= AINHUMAN,TY.-About 30 miles below
sQnebec, pilot boat was swamped IN
sheayy sea-three persons were seea cling
ing to the wreck-but not one out OF about
10 Canadians on shore, would 60 out with
{ boat eass;stthe sufferers. They were
at first unwilling even to trust a boat with
Mr. Fraser and borther to 60 to the rescue;
andsbelore these gentlemen could reach
the wreck, two of the sufferers were drown
ee.the other was saved by three Indians
who boldly pushedoff in caloe amid the
s,orua.--Rochestes Republicans.
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w. III. Scarborough.

DoRTRAfT painter at Darlington c. n.
il win be happy to attend to any commanoS
from the neighboring districts. +. "a .,
October Is, 1897. x9-9'
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Wanted to Hire, 5

4 N active intelligent Negro BDy td Sai!
"A about the Store, and attend % busencss
generally Good wagos viii bc givcn.
Apply to 80
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For sale at the Bookstore.
A N Appeal to Y oung Men in the Presbyterian
"A Church. BY Professor Howe, OF the Iheo-
logical Seminary in Columbia. The proceeds to
be devoted TO the education cause.
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Three Iaiuabfe Negroes,

boy about 20 years old, Sul about :.
ard negro Woman, the mother Of the by
aud girl.
CORN Cotton, Fodder, Hay, oats,
and Rye,
Tue Horses, Cons aud Hogs,
FdrmEg Utensils,
Household AMI kttckeg Fpraiiurc,
Blacksmith Toois.
aud many other articles not necessary to q.
numcrate. The above prope ~ will b. sold
on credit Of twelve months, the lufvba
ser grlng bond Nth approved security.
WM, 4 LAYING, idn'r
S,N s. ls17. Pues adv. 90
y. u. Al persons having claims against
said estate, are requested To- present iheH
within the time presented D, law, u tins
notice. wtll be plcad 70 Jar 81 tasir rccofo.
~ and those indebted are requested t.
come forward auJ settle, a. longer ,adu
geuCc caunol 10 -G.u.
Nu.A AWNING. tfNr
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NOTICE.

EvllE Subscriber wishes TO employ Two
II good Yankee Wagon Makers and
those OF good character. For such, good
wages aud steady employ viii be gwen as
long as they may wish 10 stay in Lancas-
telville, S. c. Apply opposite Planters
Hotel, Man Street.
WM H. wRIsToN.
SEN. sc, 1891. 40
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POETRY
EnRwrrunR.


l love the man WHO well can bear.
Msiortuus's angry irown;
love tbs heart that spuIns despai.
When all lis friends have flown.
love the soul 50 sternly proud,
That misery cannot blight;
The soul that seotns the jesring crowd
And brayeiy claims is right,
prize that foriitude Of mind.
The tyrant cannot shake;
prize tia; strength OF soul rehnsd
No earthly power can bteak.
lore the man who scorns 10 bond,
Beneath affections blast;
Who trust "a an Almighty friend
For his reward al last.
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1EYOUNG LADIES'
v 1N9p1YUTRo

49, rEsiliS Seminary has
M AN - been 10 operation
TAA under It's present Prln.
[Ia eipals between five aud
S---.. sA.--.2- "A six years. The Object
at " hieh il aims, Is, 10 secure TO lis pupils
a thorough, systematic aud complete edscd.
lion, adapted 10 their peculiar sphere OF &C
ton. With what success this end IS here
pursued, the public may Judge from tbeir
knowledge Of It's Teachers, our course and
method Of study, aud tie results produced
90 those who have for q Sufficient period
been connected VIVA Tie Institute.
For the sake Of order, aud to secure most
eiitctUally the proportlonate Development
Of the meulal powets and the adaptation Of
the 1arlous studies To the intellectual pro.
gress aud improvement OF the pupils, they
are resolved into two Departments, the Pri.
ntary, and the Adrdnced, each having lis
appropriate studies. The following hst Of
authors constitutes substantially OUR COURSE
az Study.
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smtu0bie K'lan,miion for safe

lv,AgENlIAT beautiful aud veil Improved
HsR - Plantation IN Providence Settle
meni, ; miles South East OF Charlotte, for
nerly owned by my Father aud CA which |
now reside, Is nov offered for sale. For fur
ther particulars cali aud see the subscriber.
n W. LEE.
Sent. %. 1897. 6iU
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Advanced Department.

Jani0r Cisss.--kvaGia. >Ftihrg Deaaing
sofds, Mental Anthuetic, l,.lbum; Mi,tlvn
Arithmetic, EmeTson's "a rsui LngIish Gfan'-
mat, Geography, Dmey's aud W yUG5f4Ggc's
coodsieh's Hot. L. States, Posters renmanshP
lAFeductDry Exercises Ia Compost iog.
Middle Cas- History. Worcester Elements,
Goldsm,Ls Rome. Gilhes' Greece Af.lhmetie.
CVburns sequel, Eu,ehoa's 81 part; " ats ~
tbs Mod. Colbufus Aigvbra P.ayiAir's Eacid
ComslyoAs N4, Philosophy, Comstoek's B5iauy
isfkef'a kAcfc'ses "a Competition.
Ssater Class ~ eography OF the llssylns +,
Janes' Chemistry Heege's Logic Newman.
Rheiof,ci Btowu's lnic!l,glual Philosophy MI
Theology Evidence 81 1hraiiAuuy lgiWc4I
Examination d Tie Eaghsh Pveh.
The sigfy 81 lae Latin, Gfetk, French and la.
lsa Languages o. introduced Al ans desired sag,
"a Toe course. ko5tsuaas al lie scripture. are
Squared daily. la.uuelou ia Mu-ie, vocal and
Iusifuuaufsi "a Df-sias, F-t.l.u.. A,eli-G osk
Ne.. BY compe,eu, TcaeaeG
LrcyUsE, "a tbg1..stIy Nat, Pbilu.ofhs B,l.
Aty, Astronomy 4aa t.eus aphi ~ rwa.a man.
l.f1 hssfc~ufte l..uatsgn d Character. ca.
&, tiaaf. Sc The. ~ us set,ne,s.oul ~ iias-
aa'ea hj eirtrn.rriA Be- st4l4tis Par.tg,.
Icras --Fnr 4 ares hasa.a-, aal Tai
tiau iua.,tl, Ea-Usb Iiane..v,, pr /. sluu
u ) month. 500. iuem uu,,. ior lie
saa'e 'imc, g. ela md SlG, according to
tho s'uytes nururd. ,estde, "a cootnacul
hatge "a from 80 Cts. 70 81. The Lau.
ep8-os, hu-Ic and uu8unp uisl branches At
6euuaI ,sua charges. 'fte ha,, are 1uu
i l,v rn'tnurr q. ibe u.a,l; ead uo ds4ac
Aan I. U1dr r aba4t.t eng. p nAgu ~.
,astnaa ts eDaos-.
lheurtt. sstu wi! 1amueGse o. Toes
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STATE or NORYHC4R0kfN4,

NECGLrSrrEC COpNrY.
Court If Pleas and Qaarier Sessions, Ju.
~ lerm, 1891.
Jas. ". llulchlsoa,
rs Original Attachment.
Wm : y Ilayc.
n / appc4na- 20 The satisfaction Of tie
a Co4n, lhat the defendant Is not an 10.
bab.laat Il ,u,s Stale, Ordtred, tierfort,
ghat publication be made ~ weeks ID the
Charlotte journal, thar unless said deien.
d0ul appear a, the ueu Court uf Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, TO i'o held fer said county
~ the Courthouse IA Charlotte, on the 4lh
Monday ia Ol'obef next, and then and there
drad, ansasf, 90 repievs, iudgtnou, by De-.
!Iu!i ul.l 81 entered against lin.
Ataess, btliy Oates. Clerk &c our SAID
Court, 81 uihcc, Tie 4lh Monday IA July,
4. u. 1851
T. OATES, e.c,c.
S,ri. | l-3I F,ce ads 81
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.keCTFEEE csEE.sgCyp.

49, t-'fi 80 ltfN'ttf 81. .sa
am now s. ycan Vi acc--uter.
rear, received a wound 90 nr .sl
Jccame liberated, and coutuu,1 sa u.
Of March last Il would oeoasIoa-..
and then break out gain t1t most n. +.
1t was IN very painful condition, th, se,s
extended 20 large size, and ts,yus M. =.
| tried macy remedies u m-k cu-a.
success, uutd J applied Ctgs hrl4 II
mtHi, t@o pats 81 which h4,l la.gla..4 +.
my leg, ana reduced il % rs ratu4,
core would have been Baae rata so6
strictly attended to Tie directions i.l a
tb, Uinimeul; bot this ! aiiCI 9la, u.5.. h
much exercise. ard llfy lu fu-sa,.
baudage Ny leg has been UtI 'o- 81
TX months, during which tine, ....s &.
much, yet d; rcmains hrm and rls lou
ness Or inflammation. Ai,r hl,u. ben Ii
sor period Of lusly cone years, Ions
Benefit Of 3 sound icg W 10.
LEN + HO.fGNa
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Administrators safe.

WILL be sold CA tho l2,h Of October
w next, at the late residence Of George
Waddle, deed, all lhe property belonging
10 sand deceased, consisting Vt The following
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DRY GOODS.
Hardware. Cutlery.

aud many osher articles which ara general.
~ kept for sale IN the Stores of tbis county.
Also
Ga the same DAY, | will offer cor sale the
Plantation on which l.. ". Maxwell for.
aerly resided, lying on the head waters Of
Ready Creek, containing abou, TAO actts.
The sale will be continued from day 10
day, until the whole IS disposed d. Terms
Inade ku0sn on the das ii salc.
WI. MAXWELL, Exseptsr.
Sept 9, 1857 t67
\. u. All persons having claims sge'nsy
the Estate u G.. Maxwell, ed, vii please
present them ia the time prescribed BY las,
or thl. notice vii be plead IN bar Of their
recovery. W NJ.
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sy4TE OF ORTHcAR0LINA,

II. =. Williams, Original Attachment,
rs. Mto,b 1877
Anthony Dey.
Levied this attachment on IL acres OF land,
wing ON the waters Of Sugar Creek, adIoin'
,ns The lands Of Alex. Mcclure and others.
Also. ON 20 shares Of stock in the capitol Of
the Meekleuburg Gold Mining Company.
EFT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
II, Court, that the defendant IS not AN IN.
habi,ant Of this State, O'dered, therefore,
that publication he made six weeks III the
Charlotte journal, that unless said deien'
dan. appear at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for SAID county
at the Courthouse III Charlotte, on the 4ih
Moudav 10 October neat, and then aud there
plead, unswer, or repieyy, Judgment by de-
fault will be entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the 4lh Monday in July,
4. ID. 1887
b. OATES. Q. c. C.
Sfpf |. 1897 Price Adv. 81
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Also

A tract OF land containing about 30 a.
ores, on the waters Of Steel Creek, joining
The lands of Gen. Thos. q. Polk, John IL.
Greer, Robert Irwin aud James Bigham,
formerly owned by James Nicely, now decd.
and sold for the benefit OF partition among
his heirs, on credit OF l2 months, The pur.
chaser giving bond and approved security.
d. Il. DUNLAP, c. N. L.
Sep, %, 1896 tGs Price adv. s2l
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Taken IN

81 Taken IN
aSiA A ND COMMITTED Ia the Jail
e.. 4@ of Meckenbute County,
iIN on the 9th INST, Negro boy
named GEORGE, about | ; or
s@-.1ssEss' 20 Years Of age, aud about 8
feet TO inches high. Said negro says he
belonged 70 David Wothefs, OF Brunswick
CO. Virginia, who sold him to George Raj.
ney, who was taking him TO the State ofMis
s'ssippl, aud that he left a, Salisbury. The
owner is requestedto come forward, prove
property, pay chnrgos and take him awuy.
JOS McCoNNAuGHEY, Jaiier.
Dec ~, 1886, 2ilf
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Primary Department.

Sa,lhu., ksaasog Deunng NDnds Writing,
Emorsons 1T pant IA ATithu,efit, Elcmeuts OF
Biography, E,smeuls Of History, Taics OF ~
matksbe An.esls, skctohes Vi ,ne ,4dy History
at tie Southern States.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the firm Of Fol.
IN some & Allen are requested 10 come
forward aud settle, az the business ofthe firm
IS about being closed aud lhose having
claims against the firm will please preseal
them TO the subscriber.
DERlAS FOLS0ME
Sent 70. 1897. 6l1
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NOTICE.
frs RY Virtue Of Decree fromns.

IRA 2Y Virtue Of Decree fromc~
hsAS the Court Of Equity, | will
expose to Public Sale, at the Courthouse in
Charlotte, on the Tuesday of our next Coun.
" Court. being tho oath Of October next,
The following valuable property, VIZ; One
lot, known 10 the chart Of said Town by
No. 2s, on Trade Street, formerly owned
by Richard s. Dinkins-one OF the most va.
iuable unimpToyed lots in Charlotie-on a
credit of eight months, with bond and ap.
proved security.
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Executor. sale.

" WILL sell at public sale, al the late resi-
III deuce OF Guy Maxwell, decd, nn Tues,
day the l7ih Of October next, the following
propertv, VIZ:
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Valuable Town Property

possessions 10 sad 'nau, con-lstia N To-
Dse!llna House m Shch ho uow ra.ldos.
BENG ouc u the mad desirable residences
"a Charlotte, having al necessary uut baus
es besides a WELLaf good water IN the
yard Also, two lots. irN wards distance
from the above, 81 uue Is y new lrntnr
dwelling housc,--an lhc other i a wood
and smith shop, % the ma Il street, and
uiicrs good situation Or carving on
the Carriage Making Bu~lncss. In all Of
the above property | ~iII give good bargains
and make the terms easy, as | am deter
mined TO leave the place.
MILES HILL.
Avgust l6, 1897. 5Jq
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fOFgindt Attachment
wm. r R.uct. N'y ll'b' 1881
Levied On a steam Engine, Gearing, Boil.
~, Ac., on defendants interest in the ST.
Calhaune mil tract Of land, combining a.
bou, $50 acres. Also, on his interest III the
Charlotte Gold Mine tract, containing about
100 ceres. Also, on tie O'Forfal Gold
Nlne .tact, containing about 900 acres.
III appearing TO The satisfaction Of The
IL Court, that the defendant Is not an IN.
habnan, Of this State, Ordered, therefore,
that publication lie made SIX weeks IN the
Charlotte Journal, that unless said detcn.
daut appear al the next Court d! Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions, TO be held for SAID coun.
Is, a, the Courthouse IL Charlotte, on the
lh Monday in October next, aud then and
there plead, answer, or replevy, judgment
by default will be eu,eret sulnst him.
Witness, Bnly Oates, Clerk ot our said
Court, At office, the ilh Monday in July,
A. -. I~31.
b OaTfS. e. O. g.
Nrs4 80 Pr. sic 4
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sheriff !$0Ic.

WILL b. sold, On the 4,h Monday Of
w Oetooer, tbeing Monday Ct tie
County Count at Tie Courthouse, 10
Charlotte,
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IsIInN-sEIT n


Checks on New iyra ! per cent l's-
other places at the North, 8. per rt't r..
Bills at Exchange on tbs Ncri', 1N'' & &
Banks: Ga New Yors, 80 days .', .aT' - =.
do, | per cert, discount go Cr. c"I. r. -.
discounts Richmond, ! per cent .,' a.o NV. ~.
Savsnnah, 3 per cent ais, ;oysr o. o''@' r.
TN the West, 90 per cent dl., end Ip'i's
Commercial Bank. Columbn, par.
Camdra Bank, par,
bills Merchants Bark, CberHw*. per ~
Georgia Bank Bills, August and $40 Y,
per cent dis. Country Banks a per "l'
North Carolina money, par,
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and trust that WITH the l,clillIrs and cxpe.
rieuce they now possess IN the transaction
.oi iH's business, 10 MERIT the patronage
heretofore con6rrcd. They have hrge
VI are House. at the rlyer AID IN town,
lor TIE reception Of forwarding Goods,
araa irom other buildings, aud COMPARE.
otcly sa,e from Fire.
WILLklNGS s GFLDEN,
Tggfatriilc.
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VIZ. ], j, BLAcKwoon, Charlotte.
Nes-rs. BAuRlNGER 4 pErrug.}
J. f.@ {. puuER, Concord.
PTnEg Il Moss,
Fayetteville, ipuL l,S7. 45f
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MECkLENFpRG COUNTY.
Court If Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ju.
" Tern, 1897.
John u. Morrison longiual Attachment.
- ~ Nay lib, 1897.
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A small Tannery for Sale.

THE subscriber, having made up his mind
IL to remove TO The far west, offers his stand,
situated 10 Guilford East Village, for sale; con-
sIst'ng Of convenient one story dwelling
HOUSE, new Wood-house and out buildings,
and never failing well of good water.
ALso-a large Bark House Horse power
Bark Mill-Currier's Shop-one large copper
Kettle, well set in brick--a number Of vats--
good water privilege-and small stock now
10 the tan. with the Tools belonging to the
Shop and Tannery.
Assoc or 10 acres of Pasturing Land, well
watered, aud situated within one half mile from
the said House and Tannery.
All The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given Immediately.
JOSEPH CIRCUIT.
Guilford, Feb. 20, 1887 25