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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court nf Pleas ard Quarter s, s.ins,
Deetn.Ler T,rm, ls4l.
Hardy EOssisr,
against
Grandsrscn Register Elizabeth Rey,itr. .'ola
Rog'isr HaristR ktsSt,r. S. ion,oa ktss'tf,
Jsass Bradsa.r aud Many lis uJt. ana ii
liam krgsitr.
Petition f"r Re.probatc Viii.
1T appearing IN tue sal siacii"n III the Court,
thH tive d tentIan;s, Jaha Ru, ster, nx.t,-
sou R"sster. and ~o'at,,nn REGISTER, ate MT
hh 'bii"hts Il this state. Ii is In. rclore or,r
eli that pHbl,ca'ion ne male IN the tIllstm.
Eoaah Recorder, i"r sly weeks surcessty,!y,
l." SAID defendants Ia be aud arl.ear hstntc 'sr
J"siI'"s 1t ""r CUT Of Pleas ard @ a,t.r
>c$S'""s. /" he held tnr the county ri P,r<"".
at the court house IA Roxbnrnnah, an The ,h,rd
Monday ~ March next. aud plead. answer "r
dcm"r, or the same will be taken pro con ft.so
as regards Tk,m
NIa"ss Quad, Mason, Clt rk Of said Con't,
at "ili"e. t""'hi'd Monaa, N December. 1851.
CHARLES MASON, Ci,k.
Pi"c A"s. So 90 U7-
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The Thorough Bred Horse
SIR WALTER EsAEEgGE7.

II - i s3kI $500 leave thus cary w ihietn
iIa ! f:f5s~S~es his ticnds aud the pHh'ir
II sss .k-p:s-ss generally, that this noble
.,,it,u " al lar nader his srrcrIrtrndt nee tiH
rlnI tie ensuing s,as"u, ara that his services
~ be commando d nj ptis io snii The hard
n.ss III the ums and the Cuntlili"n al rerty
one Those VII" may drst,e I" lmp''ar th"tr
stack nv hte,atne tton TIE brsi bi"rti aud fl.
ell To- 81 now IA the suc'inHai the State, wHHld
de- wrri Ia avail themselves 81 tits crpnTiuni
ty, a- il mag H. IL" tas' they will ever have:
u b, ira t,r"baale the horte will h" r,nnvcd
from orsnge n, Ihr expu 5,Hn a. the season.
b. r.sa'd I" hls ped 2 te 1t is oily nee essary
here a. state, ihai he Is al thc p"r.sta and hrst
s'a"d ia this county, hssinr dec rnt cd IN U
rlsst sai unpoiintt sttruIn, on tire paIt e
hue sire, .rnm Sir Chai'ts ard IN the at It
hls dam, tram snnsirur Tnnson- twn al tie
most celebrated sad p"p"isr horses ttas'ser
trnd the tmer,can turf lie il a heant'lnl bay,
with b'ark name ard tail; aud as 4" tosm aud
sig ',i.un<nrpass"d All VIII" see. admuc HIM.
Far farth"s uartirulars srEhspt'hht
ARCHIBALD W. PARKER.
Little River. oraa.c-Coon'y,
Jaa'y "a 1912. } 3 3eow
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GROCERY.
.Effeafsca. Cifi<eHs - Or

| GROCERY.
.TffcAfica! CigiSeAs - Or
aase.
i spH0SE @ha Risa u save seaaeHhinE. $40
= aAsa = psegage gee1 aFaieies = ahT Y =.
ssry aane, al pleass cssl u the 5rosets =
asrki~ 1 N.ssa 40 = heex & \ - tssAa ID
fslie~iag anaslss. 80 maay uihsfss
psaassss. csmpheL
SagaF. Asee.
'slrs. nhae LEAD j. ksss.
| 8ess i.aaf and Crush Petty.
Cd Sugar, ssslI RetFes
a.ssims, Afsusn.
the. Rem Salts.
Cheese, ta-nser Sal.s.
Herring, nsy White Irad,
salg, =. Eed LEAD,
lHpraiIns sesn rerrsas
fayralrsa'lr randlss. fhap La Nuoa,
| Spanish In..iao, Lamp D seh.
!. h,,r LEAD. q ksgs. ,a'rfa'as.
h.diss, y inslaae,
space. s~panisa i.rawn,
six Pepper. .i.llst'. sh' 4
ssln .vF, spirits TnEpsnslne.
csasea, Ces4 yin,Rar.
Cinnamon, Assortment II Nails,
lafsr qaaniiiy ii Span coitnn, and RIekss
coll"a hy the pound.
The abasrl anislss ard others n"i eaume
rated. have hesn sriersed with great cafe, an
wsli hs sald Law Tor cash.
Feathers. Rreswas, aud Tallo~, will he re
eessed az cash,
MICKI.E q NORWOOD.
ia nusry -. So
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II lLLSBo RoUG II. N. {.
rcEiIsnCp WEEKLY
ny DENNIS nEARTT,

At THREE nnlIAEs YEAR, or two DOLLARS
FIFTY cENrs Is fAip IN Alsasvg,
Those Mi:a dn nni give soIttt al ,hjr nh
- have ihslr iancr d,st nni.nncti Al tnctNri,a-
y Y y tn Year, vii IL pacsnm,d Ms ,tSrts
n>sotiin' aa,c nalll nul,l.rman, ed suti 10
taIer Viii - t!ls.n.liuntti 1.iil "A I aryt.ta.
arc ra,d. nnl,ss AZ lie piion III the url,<t,r.
Aayctiissnenis Mt ,xrrrtlur xix,,rn I'm =,
one dollar inr u Gfsi, and .uca.s s,r t.n,s
'nf fa' y Shhstqnts, ms iitnn; 10 yer "ueS 4.
er"r"f'ton. unri advertisements tuetts f,e
t"r cent lehrr. act'm linn at ~ nrr crnl.
W" &c maae 't,e;tisers by H., year.
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evff
SEARS PICTORIAL ILLUSTRA-
TIONS uF THE BIBLE,
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.yEoaag,s EsgefRble Life
.IIeLIetnek.

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drhlea lsFaiaeaF sass a ! e :
mansless sna sassb 2 = 80.
- pwrlgyaa@ ne sssAnss $50
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NEsNN wv w n tn FWENsss
From The Christian Advocate sad Journal
II Tis,s ~ pl,asuTe 10 ns"mn.sad y
~nik III thls character ~ aur brethren vi
ill classes.
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, 1842-11-26
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Il NEW Serbs OF
Tales,
BY T. S. ARTHUR.

Df 1. -. Ak
.Ruthor of "Sir Nights with the Wash-
ingtonians,"&c
The extensive, and still increasing
sale. and The widespread popularity
Of Mr.. Arthur's .'Six Nights with the
NashIngtonians," and the urgent en-
treaties of many distinguished lend.
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with the Washingtonians," the sub
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it will he the object of the Author
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10 all It's varied and appalling forms.
rs exhibited in different classes and
conditions of society, rs well as 10
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perance associations furnish. In ac-
complishing this object. Mr.. Arthur
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, 1842-11-26
Dissolution of Co. PartnersAip.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.i
THE Co-partnership heretofore ex.
L. isting under the firm of Kent.
Eastin & Co., was dissolved by mn.
tual consent IN the LIST ofSept. 1912.
The business of the firm will be set.
tied by either of the partners in
liquidation only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are reouested
to come forward and close the same
by payment OF note.
HENRY T. KENT.
CHAS. ID. EASTIN.
HORATlO T. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. Sept. Goth, 184e.
The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile and Commission business.
under the firm of Henry T. Kent &
Brother. HENRY T. KENT.
HORATlO r. KENT.
October 1st. 1912. if-49.
, 1842-11-26

VIII he submitted to the Press, as soon as Il
sufficient number of subscribers can be obtain.
ed TO defray the expense of publication, he
first series of work with the above caption
and title.
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and theological principles, and the primary do
sign of the author is. to satirize some Of the
prominent errors, prejudiccs and superstitions
of the age.
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cd NJ the nxDcnss Of mucl, time, literary re-
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in unison with the object and character of the
work, will be p%reiHed thereto, exhibiting in
strong rclief-"Death upon the pale horse"
and the Devil on the red, in eager pursuit ola
Religious Enthusiast on a hog, and an Adolf
zionist on a negro.
Should the first series be met by that en-.
coarlgnmont the author ~flalters himself it
merits, the second will succeed accordingly
As it is the FIRST scientific wori; published in
Missouri. the author iocis the pride and con
fidcnce TO believe, that it will be duly patroniz.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested are hereby notified.
"A that the undersigned has been discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief OF insolvent debtors, ard will apply at the
next term Of tho Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town of Troy, on the 81 Mon
day IN November next, for a final discharge.
ROB'T. N. MARTIN.
Sept. 10, 1912. Owls
, 1842-11-26
JEFFERSON CITY MO

WiLh attend, promptly, to all applications
Tor the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law, en-.
trusted to him, and can remit to persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and ~instruo.
tons, so that their business can be attended
o by addressing him through the medium of
the mail, post paid.
May. 1872. On
, 1842-11-26
kcnaWha salt.

uST received on consignment, and
~ for sale low for CASH O.NLY.
80 bbls. Kcnawha Salt, of superior
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f. & ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana Mo-.
May 18th, lS42-3t. 81
, 1842-11-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

~ He undersigned administrator o
T. the estate of William J. Glover
deceased, late of Lincoln county Mo.
hereby gives notice to all creditors,
and others interested in said estate,
ii,at hc intends to make ii final settle
ment u! said estate. at the next Nov.
term of the County Court Of sad
county.
LEIGH MAYES, Admir-.
Oct. 8, 1912. iW49.
, 1842-11-26

.qnoi4er aid TO the Cause Of Temperance.
Six Nights with the
vs..
Il Series Of Original Temperance Tales
BY T. s. ARTHUR.
.4utAor of"I Decentralization a" "IRe TEN
pcrancc Pledge" &c. Sc.
The most distinctive feature of the
present age. is the Temperance Re-
formation. This IN Unparalleled move
ment has wrought the most remarka-
bic changes. not only in the condl-
lion of individuals, but also in the
state of society. It's progress has
been q continual series Of triumphs
over prejudice, fully, vie, wicked
ness and crime; and It's results have
Teen of the most cheering and glorl-
Gus character. All the social, domes-
tic and political relations which men
occupy have already felt and ac-
knowledged its influence; and, with
banners streaming might, ii is march
ing onward to fresh scenes OF victory,
and preparing for fresh achievements
of happiness restored, industry re.
awakened, and lost reputation nobly
redeemed,
Among the most efficient auxi.la-
rios il this gseat cause. the various So
cicties ofreforncd d,inkerShave been
pre-emincnt. From these it has re-
ceivod an impulse by winch lis pro.
greSs has been almost inconceivahlv
accelerated. The efforts OF those de.
voted men, who having passed
through The fiery ordeal of this debas,
ing vice, feel and know the torture
aud the misery it inilicts. to rescue
others from the wretchedncSs they
have themselves suffered, have SUR
rcd society throughout the length and
breadth OF ih!s vast country: and
thousands and tens of thousands, re-
generated and Disseminated, are nov
enjoying. with invIgora,ei health and
purified hearts. the advantages OF
their magnaninouS enterprise.
TO aid IN TINS moral revolution. the
subscribers have commenced the pub
LEGATION Of 4 series Of original Tenn.
perlnce Tales. to be issued in 6 month
~ numbers. These tales are from
the pen Of 4. :. Arthur. 4 writer
gifted with 4 singular felicity in por.
traving the scenes of actual life. and
prompted, rs his numerous produc.
lions bear witness, by I sincere Spifi;
Of doing good 10 his feilow-mcn.
Their title, "Six NIGHTS with the
Westinghouse expresses truly
their characte. ana dcsign; - they
are drawn from actual observation 81!
events among the members RI! tie
"Wa,hjnCionian Temperance %ocie-
ty,"-theC great pioneers ofthis world
renowned rclorm-and detail the his
tories Of somc Of those vino have been
slved from destruction worse than
death by tie wc.l-direc;ed lab5rs o!
those tue philanIhropiSts.
Each number Of this publication
will contain Z distinct story or s,o.
rieS, and therefore he perfect in itself.
and the whole, when completed. will
form 4 volume 0fnearIv two hundred
pages. embracing narratives Of many
individuals. in all classes OF society,
=
, 1842-11-26
TOETI pAT tn

HAVING located in the village of
Ashley, will give prompt attention to
any call in the line of his Profession.
May 7, 1912. 3w27.
, 1842-11-26
PTo9sfccsssS

To a uork entitled Truth rcrsus Error-a1;4s
PhyIOs0phg, Reason end Common Sense,
against Folly, Prejudice and
Superstition.
, 1842-11-26
CTIGE E.

MY wife Nancy, having left my
l'N house without cause or provo
eaton, all persons are hereby notified
t'iati VIII not pay any debts contract
ed by her. b. G.. TUT.
August 90. 1912. i3
, 1842-11-26
By A PHYsIcIAG CT Missouri.

aft achievements Of glory arc no. in our
power, let us endeavor to lenglhon our short
portion of existence by those OF literary honor,
and since it is not granted us 10 live long, let
us transmit TO posterity some memorial--fiqt
ue hare at least Eued."-PLrSY.
, 1842-11-26

All persons whose accounts of 1910
and Al, with the late firm of White and
Prewitt, are unsettled, are requested to
come forward and close the same by pay
ment, or by note, Immediately.
1.-The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile and Commission and Far
warding business, in his own name and
on his own account.
w. c. PREWITT.
GAINESVILLE, July s, 1912.
, 1842-11-26
u q r. r..

THE public are hereby notified that there
will be an application made to the next Gen.
eral Assembly of the State Of Missouri. for a
new county, TO be composed of a part of Pike,
Montgomery and Audrain counties.
August the 18th, 1912. 4
, 1842-11-26
NOflCe.

E'HE Co-partnership that heretofore
existed under the firm of WHITE
and PREWITT, between James NJ.
White and William c. Prewi;t, termin-
ated on the Both day Of June last, by mu-
tual consent. The signature ofthe firm
will be used by either Of the parties in
liquidation only.
JAMES M. WHITE,
VIM. C.. PREWITT.
Clarksville, July 8, 1912. s37
, 1842-11-26
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IRIHT SAIE

H u virtue of q decd az trasI executed bv RCdick
u > Mckee 10 the subscriber hearing date The
Se'h day Of April 1910, and now Of recold in the
Jerks Office "fOhio County Court in book No %
page 100, shall offer for sale at the auction room
4 Hal, a. Wickhlm in the city of Wheeling on
Monday. tho 27Ih day Of June, 1912. 10 the high
est bidder the properly named in said deed ofirust
consisting Of The following described household aud
kitchen furniture hprSrs, CT rriugc. draws &c % vii:
pnnoi lounges. ! sofa I serce pier table and
onhIng glass looking and dressing glasses d.
nlng and breakfast tables. centre tanle with mar
llc sI1u book case aud writing desk, sidebCari
book cases md about 20O youmcs , cases Of
COINS and minerals, eight day clock and mamie
'IorN, Ia Trained pictures and plates parlor and
room CARPETS, Brussels nnd common stair Garnet
Niih brass reds, &c. astral lamp. entry lamp .
dozen mahogany chairs, , dozen Windsor do SET
'i walters, set of silver coffee aud tea ware G
pieces ~ dozen silver table and tea Spoons and
dessert FORKS. ] set China tea ware. set China d.
"ins ware, large clothes presses bureaus. 4
wash stands and bowls > safes. cooking stove e.
lppar"ius. with great many Other articles for k.t-
chen and culinary purposes Al-o feather beds
, haIr AID common maur1ssCr hcdstcads ard
'heeis' quilts, coveriIjs. pillows holsters &c &c.
'' match ! whcciblrow i i-whccI Cnrragc. , sells
'h"''.s' longs ,p0kcrs Tenders &c brass coal box
'undry Knives and forks and glass ware. &c. Sc.
TERMS All SUMS $50 AMI under. c1sh-aU
sums over $50 and under 500 n credit of four
'nonihs-ail sums over SlOO monlhs--iho pur
chaser giving bOId with approved security.
oP 2b-s CRAIG RITCHIE, Trustee.
As' under and by virine Of the above named
decd Of trust will b. sold. on She 9Th day o. I4Iy.
lS42, 90 ihe front door Of the Court IIouc Of ihi.
county, likely ncgro bow aged about o wears.
CRAIG RlTCHE, Trustee.