The Carthage Blade from Carthage, North Carolina • Page 4

r. I A Proposition. J'uliceuiea auJ Firemeu can testify as to the comfcSrt and" durabil I I'd. A it i i i i i -rjj 1 1 i i i sast Bv bl Mwr mm a BIG- tU-o A 1 i -t my 11 111 1 1 i 1 I I 11 1 rsi THE MARKETS CvrrrtfsJ Weekly frwo WiUington Star dP.MTii TUHI'BNTINK-Slttfc per gl RO-IN 41 06 per U. for suiawl $1 lu for good atraioe-1 cottoxi ....4 eUfc Uood 1-U Low Wiaaiii ....6 1J-1 .......71 Good Mi Idling.

ffceAdraV Notice bjD. Blue. Sec land sale by Mrs. Jackson. land sale by Sea well Shaw, comrs.

John Robinson's Circus will be in Raleigh Oct. 13. The great Southern Exposition will open Thursday, Mr. G. L.

Mathesbn's dwelling is nearing completion Mr. S. TV Fry has a new boy at his house. Our congratulations. Webng'beoMM the Patent 8ol.

Shoe in the only onemsde that exclude wster, dost and dirt. Mrs. c. J. Shaw went on a -visit to relatives at Pittsboro last week, returned Monday, The Carthage Academic Institute in a most flourishing condition, we are glad to learn.

To enjoy life, stimulate digestion and regulate the bowels. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Mr W. E. Black has built a nice fish pond on his place in town, and has put 105 carp into it.

The next term of our court will covene Dec. 14, and continue two weeks. Judge Mclver will preside. We brig wh Bcase the Patent Sole 8hoo wears longer and keeps in better shape than an? other shoe in the market. The Bostick execution drew a Iflrw crowd of oeonle to Car- thage, made of all kinds and classes.

Do not waste your time on doctors when your liver is diseased. Take, Simmons Liver Regulator. Mrj Asa Muse, step father of idra.Tt. A. is perhaps I the oldest man in Moore county, being 97 years old.

Tudce Mclver nresides with a dignity and ease that would be a becoming to one even rnore ac- i customed to wearing thejudicial ermine.T-Launnburburg Ex. We have often heard of boys wpethrt rAv. unil a few days since, we never heail of one giving her a stlk belt. But we live to learn. The Blade acknowledges an invitatio'n to attend the Inaug- if ration oi non.ueo.

vinston, as rrcsiaent oi university, at Cnapei riul Uct. Xoyl. Mr. T. Lane, creneral manairerl 1 i Georgia Southern and Florida I Railroad, says: was entirely relieved of headache by brady- crotine in fifteen minutes.

It is the. only thing that relieves me nfter the pain commences. A hungry Georgia editor makes -4- Vii nrn 1 4- Vtia vaaa cuiiux, Caut just 11K.C xnc A0W Af ivAf i itrhMl Ma Aw nrA-V. w. jyu, hw.

vu xning tor mat purpose; ap you W- r- a prod uce, such as chickens eggs, pork, potatoes, cotton; seed, stove wood, possums; and' you needn tbe bashful about bringing it in. ne suDscnoers to the stock wt a of Gnmra Brpwnstone and Im- provement Company met at the Office Of Col. Hinsdale and form- ed a temporary organization by electing Col. ijno. W.

Hmsdale I Below we th Siocl Law petition. Frieda of the taw rqui9t that people ihroughotr the county favorable to. the me ure, cut out the petition, pfite i (o i sheet of paper teeure mq name at possible and, srid- it if Board of Commissioners by OcCSj To the Hon. Board of County Co. Commissioners of Moore County: We, the undersigned citizens of Moore County and State jt of North Carolina, do respectfully petition your Honorable Board to call an election to be held fin said County on the Second Tuesday of November, 1891, to submit the question of "Stock Law" or "No Stock Law," to the qualified voters of said county, to go into full force and effect on thelst Monday In February, 1893.

When Babr sick, ira (are her Castoria, fiTheo ibtwu cried for Caatorla. Then she became Xlss, aba' ching'to Oast0ria Whan aba kad Cbttdran, aha gavs them Oaatgrla. That "Tired Feeling" The newspapers are having a good deal of fun nowadays oret hat "tired fueling," so much merits, in. connection With the ill health Of females. It may be a source ot hilarity to witty jara grapnerv, out uoi bo to sunering i women, who, by overwork, and a diareirard of the laws of health.

I nave lapaea into a condition Dor I derinc on invalidism. What most uocu is. tu wi i some oi ine slavish want mat is riilfl1 nri thorn, anr? frPA. hnr. in.

I naa nt I auchasRP. P. (Pricklev Ash. r.L A iruo ana ffVAardar KIaai raisiftAe ai I mm. biabtia a uiiiuii wm a a a iiu aaawKifwa.

I orator in use- auperp ai a duuo- er up oi women, Dringing DacK lost energy to tbe body, and color .1 I to iaoea cneeRg, restoring me ap- petite, aod thus renewing in her iiiav uoaiiiij Tiiaiiiy iunir ios( at, i P. P. cures all blood diseases, such as Rheumatism, Syphilis. Gouf. Scrofula, and all nlceroasaJTections, even vanquishing that melancholy enemy ot roan.

Dyspepsia. AH druggists sell it. Backlcns Arnica Salve. Tbe Best SaWe in the' world for Cuts; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheom.

Fever Sore, Tetter, Chapped Chilblains, vna, tau ui oaiu xrupuoa8, ana positively cores Piles, or no pay required. It guaranteed to give pprieet samtaction, or money reiunaea. Jfiice 'lb cenu per box i i NOTXCB. Ttv virfnrA nf a Iposaa nf the Rnnorinv Court or Moorc county, rendered at I August Term. 1891, in an action wherein 8.

U.Bnchanan is plaintiff and E. E. Nich- olon. and others derendaots, the underign- ed UomtniHSioners will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, onMonday, the 2nd day of NoTember, 1891. at 12 o'clock.

at the Town Hall in the Town of Jonesboro. Moore County, N. the following descri. bed real estate, tix: Two Hundred and thrity acres of land. situate in Moors County on the waters of Upper Little River, adjoining the lands of H.

J. Dennis; U. Jtv, Underwood and otters, and being the lauds upon which the defen dants now lire. For further description, see deed from Malcom Nicholson land wife. E.

E. Nicholson, to 3. H. Buchansn, dated March 19th, 1891, and -registered in office of Register of Deeds tor Woore County, in on rage Terms of Sale One-third cash, oae-third in six months, and balance in twelve months. Bond with; approved security for aeierrea payments.

Title reUioea UnUl payment is made in fulL This S3rd September, J89L A. A. P. SEA WELL, I Notice of TtlaaMe Land for lilt! By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Moore County. AnOTst Term.

the undersigned will sell at West End, on niniuna nest nuinna. WAX clock, November 2nd, 1891, to the highest bidder for Cash, 450 acrei of land, consisting of 7 tracts, known. as the Don- gala urabam, uameron place, ia said ooun-ty, situated on both sides of Joes Fork creek and Doub.e Branches and oa. both sides Yadkin Road and throogh which the above named Railroad now also runs and about one mile from Lindon Depot There is a considerable quantity of fine pine timber. ana swamp Unas on tne creeks and branch es, also a good mill site and a considerable amcunt of fine agricultural lands, suit abla for the production of corn, cottoa and other crops red or mulatto, loam, coared in part with hickory, gum and other hard woods indicating a fins soil.

Parties desiring further information ot te see the property before sale day, will please cau oa wr. r. a. Uiilis, ex bkeriff rthy or tbe heirs of Harriot McDonald. O.

C. WADK Douglass 4 Shaw, Attos. Commissioner. eept. rind, isai.

Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as Administrator of tbe ine estate v. jr. wicker, deceased, sen erai nonce is aereoy given all persons hold lag ciaims against eato-. estate to present uent, auly MtbeaUeated on or- W.rr tK zziMi day otreptembex, 189Z, or this notice wiU be pleadrd in bar of their rmr All persona indeotedva said estate are re quesiea to maae immodiate payment.

Jl. A. BLUE; Adm'r of W.F., Wicker. Sept 29 6t. I I i MOM1B3Y See notice about old deeds by Mes.

T. W. Kitten See ad. of house and lot for sale. Protracted Meeting.

Rev. J. by ReV. Mr Thompsxm, oi onesjtxro ana other ministers is conducting a series of meetings at the Metho- aist ennrca io wcc. ww interest is taken in the services.

Perhaps i Fatal Affray Betiwa Tro lejroes at Caneroo. Two negroes John Womach and McPhaul had a difficulty at Cameron last Friday night in which the latter head was It seems that McPhail drew a pistol on Womach and advanced -on him, whereupon Womach struck him in the head with a rock, with the above re-. suit. He is not expected to recover Womach gave himself up and put in a plea of self-defense, and was admitted to bail. Ir.

John KimM Killed by Explosion or Blasting Powder. On last Friday, near Sanford, Mr. John Kimbell, a carpenter, who lived in Greenwood township, was terribly mangled by an explosion of blasting powder, from the effects of which he died on the following day. From what we can learn the accident happened at a blacksmith shop beyond Sanford, near the sit? of the new saw-mill that is being put down. Blasting powder was used in digging the well, and some one had put the keg of powder in the shop.

Mr. Kimbell was in the shop when a spark from the forge fell in the powder, he saw it and ran for the door, but slipped and fell against the keg, when the explosion took place. There were three other men in the shop, but they succeeded in getting out SSTL Mr. Kimbell left a wife and five little children to mourn his loss. His remains were interred at White Hill last Sunday.

Mr. Geo. Tffilcoi Makes aJtoor Attempt at Ridiculing Ma. Scott. Mai.

Scott's anti-sub-treasury articles, lately published in. these columns, have at last brought a few, brilliant remarks" from the miehty pen of Mr; Geo. Wilcox. Maj. Scott's arguments were un answerable as Mr.

Wilcox was enough to see, therefore te did not assay to answer, but rather attempted to ridicule -the maj or 's position Ridicule is not argument, even when emmating from Mr. Wilcox. The people are not so easilv hood-winked: thev want more lieht on this im- nortant subiect. MARRIED: At the residence of the bride's parents, near Buffalo Ford, Ran dolph county, Spt. 10th, Mr.

Joe M. Ellis, of Pocket, N. to Miss Julia E. Cox, youngest daughter of Mr. Seth Cox, of Randolph county, Rev.

Wm. Hay worth officiating. Mr Knrhrntii a Cnfrr1nv ntcrrir lnt. Mr I -W SLA WkM i Frank aged years, typhoid fever. Rev.

Mr.Eldridge preached his funeral at Euphro- nia on Snnday afternoon. DESIRABLE FOR LADIES. The new Fashion Journals published by A. McDowell 4 West I4th xor ou4 our nflU abundantlv shown on everv nnge. La Mode" is the smallest of 11)0 three and is hitended for lamily per copy.

La Mode de Paris" is an eleghtttjournair filled with everything This is a the latest style Paris, I Kl vtlb UtYvtiW KUU IIUUCS WOO IU a 1 tn noatpd in the new stvlPa as thv I come out. "Album des Medea" ia also popular Parisian publication, many I ladies eivinsj it the. preference. It is I replete with such styles aa are patron ixeti bv the ddle classes, its des ims ffefc journals claim to give the earliest fash- Motis, and they are all printed in Pans. de Paris" and the Album des Modes" i are ch 3-50 per annum, or 35 cents I wr a single copy, bamples can be Uind from the house wuu uyui iuc iivuk at biuxhi vuut lu iv uuumuijju 1 incin irom newsaeaiers.

Electric Hitter. This remedy is becomhnc so well known and so popuLir as (o need.no special mention. All wk hare, used Electne Bitters sing, the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is Electne Bitters will cure all cbseaaos of the Uver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheom and other affections caused, by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from thejstem snd prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.

For cure of Headache. Constipation and Indigestion try Electrie Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refund dL trice SO cts. and, $1 per bottle at Chas, CoVe Uo Dyugaore. I A. i baa not fceiid of that piragoti r.f family ppr, the eoterprisin and annular WEFEXT UETaOITr MMZS PRESS? Far a generation ts auu has k8n a household, frotd and has be soEis a arausjf a aU tbtt i ezoeU lent, pare and elevating In joaraatiem.

ft is delichtleil eatartaiabc, witboat report. to cheap sentimetHsIi-ia instr6et-ire wftboat bevg ar: pedaotk Uombiniag tbe liUrarf quaJitiea- rl ne expeaeiu pjagajtire with the brigbt Weetv tbirac'teittJca cl the -aewpWr, jt leaves nothing to be desired by tbe aversee reader, i tooaesi upoo ass visiter pj ererj laailj who reads it, while tboasasds regatd itasb-dispearablend would oa ao secMrotgo without it An enormous eireulstion of 125,000 cor ie per week attests Ha von derful popularity. Recognising the feet tbst theie are those who are unfa- miliar with its mrpssriag iseriti as a home paper, the publishers offer to send Wnz Fitw Pbess to them for tbe bal- lauee of tbn vear (over five month) fur oalv SO oeoU a dab of four for ft 00 or a dab of ten for $2.00. All oar readers ebohld subscribe at once Sample copies free. We will scad nra Tbe Uladb and Tnx Weekly Free Press for.

rest of te jear 1891, for 75 cents. JTOT1LB, Having qualified as Administrator of the Estata of Maroaret EL Cooner dee'd. eeaeral notice is hereby gifen to ail persons having claim awarnst said estate to resent 1bem dqly authenticated on or before tbei 6ih day of BepU 1893, or this notice will I be pleaded In bar ot their recovery. 411 persona indebted to said estate will please make inunedfeoe payment. BepU 6,891.

Moli KENNETi Adm'r 0C1I. Cooper. UXDEEBUY and UNDER- bell-One Price to All. -AT THE- Carthage Racket Store, Bargains in Special Lines to make rootn for otbergoods. LACES, kinds, 2e yd up to 25c hite UouDterpanes, Jjaoe XJamtsrequinf, La Black Hose, Fine jjtneo Towels, Tor key Bed Table Cloths, Damask Table Cloths.

N. Y- Mms Uolanodrled cbirts, tbe bast article for the money ever ofered, only 60cU, Table Oil Cloth, a good article, at 2 cents yard. WO yards Cottonades aVlMme Cost 8tore Pans, assorted sises, Blank Book, Day Books, Ledgers all ether, kinds of books cheap call aT see them. School-bags for the children, and the best Nickel Clock made for only 80cts. On ly a few of them left.

LEADER IN GROCERIES lam still headquarters for Groceries, and.have 300 lbs. canvassed Hams at IS nts Cnam choose, pure Kf R. and a full SunniT of canned floods. My "REXFLOTJB -is still taking the lead. Tio-nie-Hams IQkc 14 TheeheaDestandbesltobaooo.in own Thif is shown by the increase! sales ln; all my uuerenx sooaeeos.

Try a ponna 01 t'U, at 35ctr ST notmoL 4 Woul4' be. pleased-: to MvtRnr rfeountry riante you Vl MM JlrVS H. a ANDERSON UPP8U Oreaittav Upaarnekv For Sale by Chaa. Col Co. THE WILIUNGTON rd ESSEN LB The onlv ft-nara Morninsr umr in tbe State 1 The Leading NevtMner oi Kortb t'arolins, DAILY.

One Year 800 S.00 '3 Elontha. 0ns Year ror saapie copies, address, alessenrer: Fnblishinsr 4UazS S8. Wilmington, H.J WILMIaYQTON43TAB Attention ir called to. the following redaced rates or subsoripuoa, cash la advaaie: THE DAILY" OTAIL ga C6 Three One THE WEEllLY STAR-: OsYear $1 60 go 0 go 75 ity of the Patent Sole Shoe. i hare in my a larjre Deir QL old deed, which were Itt the llreHirt office durin? the time mx late husband held aaid office.

lUny of thea. deeds were supposed to hare been destroyed hen the court-boase waa bomed I'arie A to xbey belong ran obUTn atfafee appijlBS to roe cat Carthagr, FOr Sale, i hfl a nice house and lot ni Carthage for sale. Tl.le good. Apply to J. Black.

Mrs. EcfXESTON. Sale of Land-1 By virtue of aa order the Superior Court of Moore County made in tbe special proceeding entitled Jackson, 1-auoiairstnx of the eeUte of Jaekmn, deeeoaed. against W. K.

Jackaon od ethers, beira-at-law," I jrilJeeU by public sue-tion at the courthoose rttxSr in Carthage on Monday, 2nd day $af rember, 1891, the following tract of hind, to-wit 2S6 Acres, more or creek Moore county, adjoining the lands of Mrs Dr. tJhaw and AUl.eeeribed by metes and bounds in the peUUea filed in fee iboTe-Btsted proceeding fp which reference is hereby made. 37 Acres, more or less, adjoining the tract a bore-1 escribed for metes and bounds of which reference is hereby nude to tht petition sboTe-named- One-third undivided interest in a tract of Itfin in IfnM llnn.l Irnovn am the Car- roU land, for metes akd bounds of which reference is made to grant from the State totZTZ ttZZZZ veaa or Moore Couniym Book A l. page One-tnird undiTided interest in 640 aerea Oil tht hAirf nf ffrmmle 9 metewand bounds of which reference is made hi deed fee JK. fi Worthy, 'sheriff, to if vt ovi i----m I op toon.

in thm Ana Of.Xli Kesister of Deeds oi. lloora' Ccflrr. JJook P8 161. One-third undivided interest in 50 ac.re" WTOVfjIcr lonpuon oi wuioa reiereuoe is maae vo deed. 16 uDdtvided interest in S38 acres A betwMD prongt of Little Rite, for metcg and o( which M0 deed.

1 undivied interest ia 199 acres granted to Gideon Seswell for metes and ooanas oi wdicu see ssia aeea. Said sale will be made for assets to paj the debts da tsSodiog against tbe estate of said J'JtX Jsckson, deceased. Time of Sale One o'olook in tbe afternoon. Terms Qae-balf casb, remaioder in tbreetnctlrw Titlft rtaloed until purchase money is paid. Tbb Stepi: 29, 189 1 MABiT JACKSON, Ad m'x and em'r.

3 PMfISJRATOB'S NOTICE! Ha-rinff oealified as Administrator of the estate of James CampbelT, -deceased, thin is to notify all bendnshaTina claims asrainat the estate ot the said deceased, to; oresent tbem to the undereiened on or be ties will be elead in bar oT.their reeoverv All xwntBQ lnaeotea 10 sua mhhc wm please make immediate paymeuL Tbis August iv, iai. 1). W. McDUFFIE, Adm'r of Jas. Campbell lire.

Btian Hiss Shaw, MILLINERS A5D DKAUCB8 Dt- NOTIONS CAB.THA.GE. Mid-Summer Hiliinsry at Reduced RatesI it us also a. nice line of V. White Goods, iimbrDideriea, Uces, Ladled tenderw ear. lot es, Mad.

axtfe ThomptKjnaPorsets, Etc, Etc- tg-Agents for The New "Homewr aid WW mmf- ww 3 mr mm COrdera mail will recohs prompt attention. las 1st Tro ICE-COLD drinks; GO'S. CHEMICALS. PAINT8i 0ILS9 VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, Fancy Toilet Soags Fancy Hair and Tooth Brushes, Perfumes Toilet Articles. Letter Paper, Iffins Ink LEriveUges Glass, Put ty, -Lamps.

CMmnetSi -t sice iiiir ct eisiRi, chk mots; ui FsJI.1. SUPPLY OP ACTISTO GrPHTSICUSX riEXCIIPTICX 1CCCUTILT inavny reroiis Ar broken dowm fiom ovsrwtxli caws Brown' Iroxa. Bitters reiwSMb, tne rsa- atesttoa. rsuwsa as I QA1X AT OTTft -A 14 is; r' a i l. JJtdt-3 temporary Prudent and JosJirS vr.

urown, vssaier oi xne 'ti zen National Bank of Raldirh. i tw jouyer vni go nana tn a czj aavs 19 PITGUU9 temtJorarv Secretary and Treas, tirer, T-' 1Ue owrciary ana tirer was directed to collect the assessment of ten oer cent, unon WAM4-1 01, i r.T jcu. icvk3 ot vusa vcr. We were pleased to hear, from Ir. A.

H. MclSetll. that whde inanotte, ne TOitea the School Fall Stock, and in order to make room for Ms purchases, ourlpresent stock aztmithingly lftJ7 fJUCES, -Call end make your of Prof. J. E.

Kellv, a former res- Thej contain, lessons in practical; dress- zj'i r. I making, which are of incomparable toJ- ident.of this County, and a manhlft nnj' LrtJ.n miwu who is well known as an educa- tor. is useless for us to sav w. nf Yr i tit" 'il iiu vkaic. miu tnc v.uumy 01 njs.

ptrxn. 11 was a Dioy 10 the educational of this County when he. left the IJnion Academy. We do not suppose any Sehoolin'the State turnM 6nt pupils that were better fit- tfcd for the different Colleges than Kelly. He is now in Char- anrl hdafine location, and i have no diiubt he illsastain the fine reputation i he has in -MotJfe aticTelsevflierer- -V W.n.BER20RD, ynie- aal raa Jaai: 1.

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