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THU 1WDAY, JULY 17,f; s
the ai,ovii.jt say.: avoread
XenuiV urtiile prorosinir ai route from
SaiiiUcv hy way of Stoke's Ferry, Flag
town, gwift Waua,4Itr Gjad aud Lit,
tie's Mills, : lo Kot kfnni.1 I idly
ndinit Hot Ihte route fee proposes posses
ses some impoTtiUit Matures not claimed
for aiiy otlier rnte yet spoken of. It
uoaltl tao tl rich land along the Yad-
t! Avir. nnil oiKjn up ' section of
couvlrj jjoiiiiii more and more attrac
tive on account of ita mineral and ngH
cuUurit wealth. But it would uecpsa:
iHv 'tie a very' expensive route, and
wimld also fail to realize to the friendaof
the Saiisbury aud Rockingham road cer
tain advantages anticipated of the ronte
t ia AiU'marle and the njoutji of Kocliy
river. I differ also with "Netno" in re-
eliffibilitv.It is
certaiulv fartlier viii StokWa' Ferry an
more difficult of construction ;pethap8
doublv inoi-e difficult. One grand ad
vantage of the route r Albemaile U that
the l:K-kuignam anti oaiisuury jwn
iimrWadesboro und Salisbury railroad,
in "'order 'tgave expe'rise, slfould have a,
coiuniou trunk to the mouth of Rocky
RiverJ Alienee it If ojily 13 miles to
Wiul.Wn. which v can be reached at
Rinall expense,- as there wfll be n heavy
cradini ami only two bridges, one over
RoV-ly River and the other over Brown
Creek. The main branch should props
tiie' i'ee Dee at the mouth of Rocky River,
theuce through tlic upper end of Rich
mond to Rockingham From the fork of
the Teo Dee and Rocky Riveter' afcout
1 14 milW there will be but little grading
and iio bridging. From Little River to
Rockingham (10 miles) the country is
V hilly for about 10 miles, but not more so
ithaii Stanly eountyThis route passes
through a fertile and healthy section,
i entirely cut off from railroad facilities, f
. A The road to Rockingham would open
to TuRthe manufacturing interests there
and the one to Wadesboro w6nld4laceu$
in direct communication with Charleston,
, .f tliei jCiieraw am Wadesboro railroad
' will certainly be built to Wadesboro this
winter. y - 1
I Tlic benefits which the farmers of Row-
"1" an and those along the line would derive
I from this road are immense. I speak, of
; course, of the scheme as whole the
I road o Wadesboro and the main branch
to Rockingham." - j
r Business- men arid property holders
- here ire beginning to admit that vast in
1 lurnata tit thu tnvvn nnil Kprrinn linn"
suspended on the building of this road.
Indeed, there is more in itthau. in anjr
project yet proposed, and whatever route
may be selected to reach tht two points,
Rockingham and Wadesboro, it is'evif
; dent; that so direct a connection with
Charleston ; Cncraw nd Wilmington
bring Salisbury to the
railroad centre, and turn
pproac&iu
some Ai
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snoum Temem n i"" it 8treeU lh ater Lt4: ,rom in pttrsuit citizens hooted at the steers,
efifirtinado much to P"?8 pumps driven by water powerJ These low ! tlier! LaU and t handkerchiefs at
ine j ? . 1 4 7i I' VJiWr works require lime attentwD : ana cosi and fcw flred att (hem , with
ad benefits lnd owners 7 hat little. The Salem; Academy las its pIstol8. dwt crowds of people followed
Naw
' j -r . ... It'.MrJmtf . Tim ? fjirnipra 1 ,.
1 J.K n7otnHmflT1 . r'!,!. of h . I. , 1 . I UrU one and a half mni io
i I bitrUllllct vyr- jare wyVP ' t" Vnncf .d h TL pHque little town of Salem .U tJI t0 describe the behaviour, of
a : . !zrzz, . , , t ic ujiva.j, . , . - 1 writer v
1 Attn ot.irnr varer wurki 01 kiiuiiiu: wia 1 i u. t,-
pay tasc 011 every acre tnc ai, 8tructiou, whia supply Mat institution wbntiwaft a become of tbe.nj Xow and
whether in cultivat 10 ij or not, from a fine spring on the premises. then la Bteer, harassed and frightened,
lands noMitti nnde fence, P - Tbe boys of our town have had 'Mots outd malle a plunge to breaic thrpugh
the denredatio.04 pf roaming hers wiw fftlll fttf tjie gali8burv Water Works, crowd Und -et awnr 'in two or three
t -u .l.uvn thft irrassi weeds, ana nuaerr
CTowth Vhlch'wonld.iby nature process
enrich their lands. In. this way atone
land wnera arp constantly suffering a
heavv lcu.4 on nnnseu lanas every year.
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Thsrnra navinc taxes iorwuicii wit-j
but we suggest that the original dea car- j ase their!, wide horns tippeid i a slow
ried out to completion i would be a graud man or boy. : Xo lifo was lost, but it was
I achievement, jand contribute immeusely m new aortj of excitement for the Goth-
Xi the securitj of property ami tne com- Maroites, which, had it been, seen oy jone
fort ofcitiienijs. If the town cannot af!)f 6nr sobr i old Dutch fartncjrs, would
ford to incur tlie necessiiry expense, piost likely have drawn from him words
receive no oenenis, "" T rhaps private capital couht be, tempted glightly irreverent aud by no ineanscom
IanI were proiecie. , . . i4 cor,pleta the work according to the plhueutary to the intelligence of the city
i ! nn t-.Mi nii!i (r cfrwU IlieV WOUICi UB 1 -(-- ---1 - 1-3 If , .
. ' . r l . t J 1 TiT i,t. original design, if secured Vyt exclusive crowd.
Wesleyan Female totitute,3QV Q
have STAUNTON, VIIJU ia.
Let Cs Do It;
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The people of Winchester, y a.
shown an extraordinary and loving pa- L Openiu30thSe.ion,Sepien)bcr l8ih,18io.
triotism In their efforts to do honorr Uie 0ne of ihe fiwt tKbooU for jouijg uaies m ine
dead Confederate soldiers who sleep in or I United States. Climate unsurted. bar-
TT.trini AMtui n mmui ...inHini KA9iitirn! . Atienueti ut mu' "
uinrnxil tl.ir r-pmptcitvitd the I Soonjepn at ate, fctnciesi economy n
full extent of their means, they liow call Among the lowest terms in tLeJ.Unl"nn.. .
npou the several States whose dead are terms: 1 a ru , .us, Tg
B toassiHi. uiuws v V: .rTZ . , 1 s ' All r low.
been assigued to eacn 01 inesesraiev, nuu i . IjTuV
it happens .that Xorti. ? rV. w:a.IUe11.D, Pre-id't. .
huh 11101 e iieuu sous uu nf, j
nthf r Stntp.
It it proposed that the States Interested AWTTC
shall each erect a monument! on the lot ' 1
. .1 1... .i.....t . Ana clrTif- &1 flllfl: I mi. T- Tu. 1 ;t. wUl Kp
lAtuincu J 119 uruu, iuwraiuwrvr'"" lire iun " - , rr . .
Florida. MiKsfssinDi niul iMarvIand are July 20lh. after which date thriy will lw-e-
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inovini? aclivelv to eomplvl alitl It Is ear- r be eloped
nestly hoped that X:th Carolinsi tvill doj linquents
BUY
HAED-
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ketL open until
Wile
SAVE E.10I1EYI
iiiiiji'S
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the ime. Gov. Vi-.t.co. is1- authonzeu to
innu'rurntt the; tuuvementJ abd iall who
are dfstKtsed to help in so 'proper Un un
dertaking will please correspond with
him. ' . " ! " ! t 1 ' !'
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l.. Anil von will not onlr snte mon '
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ana douoie tax imjou on i u- the Best Goods made. You will A I t?
. By order of nJJoardforni- Wel SeIected tock of - Hardware. Mo.
, u. . v..v.. ? TJiresIiern. and htwu-ir macLinep ? 1
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miionera.
July Tin, 1879. 2t
The Mexican Do
rights' for a term of years.
! inn il i irra rT iifkfrltf ifni;v is u Ktandiutr re-
Rut tvedo not design to enumerate the v?-" . T . .. " f. Ti J , i. ... T
The present
ling re-
busiuess
constantly improvin
sure processes jof nature
liUt WO IIO noi ueenii1 l" v - . . 1 . - . . . 1
Imj useless worK. luqioimci. . . ,! -,.
fll tWm We anions to wipe out.
an ueiicf t uau n v .. - ,
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who live in towns ana own no iuu9 , . Jeonfidencel
intoritstPri nnlV so iar as we ueueve mo x n DicuiCa . v-. . , rnmorR
stock law would promote the general good Charlotte K. jll.; Co., held their lannttaH to strict the range business still further.
no
A COXOfiSTED EXGLtSU iloSET MAR-
ret Lonuou, juiv m. 1 no nmes s
aid feel tfuaOcial Article says: "Tiio eondiUou of
t.ne money inai fcei is one coiigcsnou.
1 by prolonged distrust. As yet
, plod need
there is 110
j .t . 1 r
appearunce 01 a revival 01
Tho market is a prey-
each one of which tends
r t.bn -enuntrr. We feel connaent u meeting in piatesyiuo
would do this bv-diverting avast amount Hon, V. i f "renews was, caurui iu
labornow expended in keeping up chair, an d HJ ?. Helper, appiintexl bee
fences to subjects whicli would enable retary
the farmer to make more money and conse- pie mo8t; itnportant matters transacted
quently to give his fatnily n better support WAro the election of seven Directors, and
and liiscluldren a mpre uoerai puucauuu m the paSsjige of a series 01 resotunons wuu
and thus, while helping him personally regard to missing bonds of j Iredell auu
lust . Thursday. Money commands no price cotunieiisurate
with the risks which the lenders muse
take." , j j ' !
j This is very much the condition of the
iHon?v market in this country! for several
years past- ;
Will the press of the State oblige by
callinc attention to the subject, and mak-
ma such suceestions as may ioe ueemeo
proper as to the best mauiierj of raising
thu small aUioimt. Uhar. uoserver.
A Case fur
dollar and Tahler'a Buckeye
Dni dnpwhat it uroiuiert and
lar.
Straw-Cutters Corn-Sheller
What U the difference betweln the Mexican J"!' HfK
He Ointment
the other does
not.
The Mexican dollar aavu, "1 am one
? riow, Hocn Mattocka and Picka, Shoveb
. Spades and Forka, (ilaw, Painta,v Pila, puU
' and Varnwh; Iwtkc, Ilingea and 'Sert..'
nlthough
of eight
o attain -
The people oftStatesville aiid Taylors-
' ti.ttil nn.ill.ur nii.nttTur mi HlA 19tll t(
wonui comer ocnem-u u. , Meckieubursounije. 1.01. "--' proinoto building of a Kail road from
large. It should be considered by those who DrT, j. Moo re, A. Syiiiigs, : Dr. Orr, g , . . , f ,
C. A. Carlton, E. B. Piake, and J. If. h,c . t j. . . ,wwl,
Reid, were elected Directois.; t a sub- . t y,mnle.tion . There
sequent meeting ot tne iirecrors . i.
lioitflte as toi how they shouia voce at
this electiotij that tlie question is rea4lv
onlv a question of time.' At the present
rate of timber-destruction ror ieupiug
purposes it cannot be many years before
a general and hbsolute j law will be im
peratively demanded by the State as a
means of self-perservation. How much
wiser and better to foresee the evil day
will:
front
4 as a
Myers was re-elected Presideut.
The purpose of the resolutiQus referred
to above, was further) promoted hy the
appointmentjof T. S. ra)l, J. Y. McAden
land A. W. Jamison a committee to search
the books of Uie foriuer Treasurers of the
seem 8 enough enthusiasm on the subject to
warrant itsliuccet-s.
and beguvat once to fortify the country r-UAnv ascertain the number and
against tlve consequences of dennded f ! id , t , lu1 wj.jxt
lands, which jve parched and droughty h,ul become of them, together with such
field, ami railing sprjugs, ii u,iiei- oth(?r inforraation concerning them as the
ed meadows. Lntnn;Hn mlirlit. ilnpm' nrnticr. The
There an be no doubt the question is
one of very serious importance to those
wio expect to remain in tlwT State and
their descendants to succeed them in the
inheritance -of the homes they are now
building up. j . f
, We are gratified to Rtate, in this con
nection, that) many of the farmers of
might
committee will report at the nextounual
meeting to be held in Charlotte, 011 the
first Thursday iu July, 1830. ;
Dk. II. J.
ed season at
in the North
! A correspondent of 'Charlotte - Observer
mentions j General- J. A. j Young, of
that city qs one eminently worthy to re
present the District in tho next Congress.
We concur most heartily in thocompliment
paid Gen. j Youngs and hope modest worth
muv in him be rewarded.
Sympathy". On
street, near the eastern limit ot
live Mrs. William rardue. hue; appears
to be an intelligent woman,
illiterate. She U tho mother
children, nearly all of whom hav
ed their majority. The eldest, a woman
is married; and lives eemewhere I North
The next, a hiale name'l isamuel.'iis
twentv-nine years old, is an idiot and a
cripple, and has a huge double 'goitre on
his neck. HU'vounsrer brotherl Travis,
i alo an idiot Hud afflicted with epilep
tic (its. ha villi: one every hour
night. Their j lower limbs are wofutly
deformed, having never! had strength
enough to enable them to walk, and lying
and crawlinff about on the? floor I has dis
torted them uearly out of all resemblance
to leg, - '-.ii
Mrs. Pa id ue states that! these children
were boru healthy and coin tinned so nu
t il they reached the ago of sixteeu or
eighteen mouths, when they were attack
ed with epilepsy, of which their present
deplorable condition is tiie result.
eldest is able to sit on a chair! a
placed there, but the other sits
hundred feent" but wbee yon tcome to invent
it ron find it 1 only eishtfeOTe. l,l auier a
Duckeye Pile Ointment ya yl will cure you
of Pile: and upon trial it ta found to do 0 in
Harcelt everv caee. It makea hut line promise to
1 J f . . a.
the citv. enre Pile?; and does ao without failnre.4 I'rice
50 cent a bottle. 1' or sale op u. r.. xarwer,
Salisbury, N. C.
Cousseii!' Gmipound Hor.eyjof Tar han been
so Ions and favorably known that it need no
encomium. For. cough, cold aove throat,
hoarsened, etc.. it nflrdii speedy relief, and la
Di&te' CrtCiU,-IlaBd nod Mill Siwi. Z.
Blacksnritii & Carpenter
! HORSE AXD MULE SHOES.
Tin and Hollow Ware, Patent Oil Cans.
U Patent Fly-Fans and Traps.
DTTnriTre! abtm turn .wttb 1!
a most pleasant and efficacioiU remedyV'honey I M r ?- f vS ; ;
and tar being two of iu ingredients. The skill Huggy-IIarness, Harness jLeather WI' ff
of the chemist, and the knowledge of a phym- Mountings, w agon ami lMtggy Materifil r
cian were united in it preparation, tue refHltJand many other articles-too itedibus ta 1
heiMsr a eoiiioonnd which i tlie favorite reme-i mMition. - V . i j': - 1
of the 1 dy in lhi severe climate, andj haa no equal as
a cure for couuih, colli, lioarsfne!", oroneuiiix,
Honey of lar.
croup, etc. Uie Coussens'
Franklin "township, jjuiniug with some in blages there
Satisbufv and Locke j townships, have works. The;
t Tiik ELtrUANT. Among the odd things
got up fori tlie fantastic parade at Salem-
inston on the 4th, was an elephant,
life-size, which ninety-nine persons out
of a hundred at the distance of o0 yards,
Iarris is siKtiding the heat- would hafe taken to be a veritable thing
the sea side watering places of life. Tlie man who m vde and walked
amusing the gay assem- it U a genius of uo mean order.
Iwith his balloons und fire- I v ' '
n the ll.'M r 'thmiji :t Mb t
The
ter being
ajid lies
iy. The
and has
or eign-
Price oO cents.
Salisbury, N. C.
For sale by C. li. Barker,
mention.
No. 3, Hedi tck's Kow, -Xear National
Hotel, Main Stn et, i i i
30-.lv
SALISBURY, N. fj
determined to fence themselves in wheth- 13th speaks
New York Herald of the Vhcn he disorders of baby hood sittack
of "an exceptionally fine your baby use at once Dr. Hull s liaby
t i I . ' 1 . 1 a 1: . t
er the law passes 01 not. It Is believed display" at Manhattan Uencii, evening om syrnp and notice us raput nnti ueueuciai
th section mentioned the 12th. witnessed by thousauds of de- efl'ect. Price 25 ceuts.
ensitv brim into the indeoendent lichtetl spectators. There were a number
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of balloons
Roman cand
wonderfnlly
colors.
sent ' up with 1 batteries of
es attached and a variety of
1
brilliant lights of different
The Sailing of the Jeannette.M
The efforts to find a northwest passage
excited interest. The sail-
..,,! . , . ..n have always
inepifcc iw TCBitHiHcv mjb me . , . - Gurilou ljennett's
Herald, 4'wa5 a naval encounter between Ktemer Jeantiette under the command of
son of Ex-President Taylor, wrote and
published, iu March, 1678, tin article 01)
"Stonewall Jackson; arid' the' Valley Cahj-
tfponjher the- anxious thonghts of the
peojdeiu the westeru and north-western
counties, whose most' natural (because protiV deVice8 wce
bestli markets lie in that direction. But .ii;it-1 1,mi . f;U.n
there; is no time for delay,. While we
r 8lnmper over thesubject, other 'commu
nities are pushing off and building up
other-markets and establishing trada re
lations which it will be difficult if not
impossible to counteract. Prompt action
now Is of 'tne highest importance We
can
movement a very large- district, arid we
shall thus, in any event, have an example
under tie eys'bf tliel county which will be
constantly pleading ror general auop
tion. ! ! i
two shins of tire, with heavv cannon-1 Cunt. De Louir from San Francisco is at
Breast PtATES.-rGen.Ridiard Taylor, ,i: .i iJ,,k n, an.unrr ;.. .i. tractiucr marked attention. The Herald
. , :..!.:.. c e 11 puuilSlieu a man 01 uie .-vitui: iviii, m
CXpiosiowauB.iK.i.iiu, w.co. ,. . , - . beLM1.let.om.
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The Coney Island Daily Fetes , of the plished by previous explorers. The near
lifh onnXnnUc that tliAro will b n n-rnnd est approach to the iNoitli Pole vet made
w . . . . , tm wvpn nerrree. NordeiiSKlohl lecentlv
ncimrtGin e Mov,-u' innranriiv U1AI noil, i - - o - .
noilliUll .0 iiivivuiiv hum vt" E ... .!.. .1........ , in .. .....
:. . t L- . . fweilb Wlllllll incite ucuirrs 111 a uuiui
nonading Unoons at 8:d0 P. 31., at that 1 1TOg8aije. An exchange says :
place, . j t No single explorer has yet nccom-
ae how this Rowan bov of plihed the uorthwesterii passi.ge Horn
r -I liamu's Uav to liehrinirs btraits, or vice
ago, whose meagre stock ol but discoveries have proceued at
leaminir was his greatest drawback, hns different times west from Baffin's Bay
Viv nlnplr nntl inprtv frinmnhed in tho and east from BehlillffS Straits. Until
j i OJ r 7. . . . , .... . .. . . . ... i l. - .i"
.:fMr u i,;. tcfn nA n it Wm tneir tracks nave croswu earn umer uu
paign," in which he said "breast plates
een on
federal soldiers after jlie battle at AJfiddle-
town. and he "saw time poor fellow laying
dead on the pike, pierced through breast
pjate and body by a rifle ball."
All this," says one' J. A. Judson? ""U.
S volunteers, "l pronounce absolutely
false eveu'when Gen. Taylor asserts, as
he does, that
Tims we
Ho years
father ot these t Ui'idien is'iusaue;.
leen lor a period of sixteen
teen vears. Ualeigh AVtr.
State News.
A boat load of 7,000 watermelons were
shipped to New York from Beaufort oil
Wednesday of last week, i
The Blade chronicles the death in Mor-
Sallie
years
Six
t.hnsft1 'tlinr nm' what' Iih
r beljere uie people are r.pe tor a revival Mffl.8t5lf saW.1 '
i of thU vVadesboro project, and 'that if - MrJlld80n t
istmguished as to excite thp vvonder gupcr.lb,0 ()b;t.u.je to tJui circumimvi-a-and
adniratinn of cultivated aud scien- tioii of this toutiuent. Exi lointiars to-
north troni liesi-
men of the right stamp will take hold of
thus deliberately and cm-1 tiflc thousands, who assemble af the pjost ward the North Pole
it, the
efFort.
people will freely sustain the
phafically writes himself down as only popular summer resorts in the country.
worthy. the contempt of cood aud brave 1 rne a mau ou9 to ao a great ueai m a
men. His denunciation of Gen. Tavlor's lifetime, but millions of lives end with-
book shonld have been made while that out having accomplished anything.
It is gettiug to be very dangers for a gentleman' 'Was' yet Jiving. No special
HEAYT RAIX.
man to attempt or to commit a ppe, or pieading can justify such an assault now,
x to perpetrate a ioui murder. Judge i,ynpn ana DO amount of audacity screen the an
Becms m us noming ms court; iu an parts or rrpinVell merited scorn.
L it . . . a. . 1. . . . t I ' ? , . - - - . -
n uie couuiry, norm, souxu, east aim But it can be casilv shown that Mr.
wpf' ni! Blnuist prrr,. rrnolr nn or t i . ' ' ,V j , , ,- uay uiorunig. aivvv uueiiiiS lor nun
w e, ana aljost ever jveek one or j ndsou ?a attemjrtuig io falsify the truth of weVk after week till hope had about fled,
.uu.T ...c ,c ..uu! uCUuC.3 ,,,5 , ingtorv. Kreast nhites. and in some rates. - t.-.m . o
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It never rains but it pours, is inn old
saying whicli was fully verified last Suu
day morning. After snffering for rain
rings Strait and Alaea have been more
limited than in any other part of the
circuit, the highest latitude that has been
reached there being 74 degrees, bo tho
path of the Jeanuette becomes an utterly
nnattempted one very soon after it. -loses
sight of the continents, and after it shall
have penetrated trs far north as as. any.
otlier navigators, it has stilla circle of a
thoupand miles in diameter, upon which
the eye of civilized man has ucver
gazed."
The Americau expedition is begun ntu
der favorable ausnices. 1 he means are
ganton on the 0th inst., of Mrs.
Whisteuhunt, aged yu years.
aro slielDst her sight.
The branch revenue office! is to be
uin4d from Durham, and Durham growls
thereat, liecauso she pays about three
fourtliH of the revenue f the district.
The (Joldsboro Mcsteager learns that a
little tour mouths' old soil of Mr. Benj.
Parks, in New Hope township, Wayne
countv. met a ver'v s;ul atid strange death
on Friday last. The child had been left
asleep oil -the bed whilo its. mother had
occasion to leave tho rooin for, u sliort
while. When Mrs. Parks returned she
found thai the child's body Jiad fallen
through between the opening iii the foot
piece of the bed and was hung by its
head witlijife entirely extinct, j ; - ,'
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Personals. j ;
Dr. Sims, of Lexiugtonj Ga., is deemed
of unsound mind by his relatives, while
he, of course, holds tlie reverse opinion.
He owns $50,000, about which jhis rela
tives are solicitous, aud for j which a
shrewd widow married. i
The body of the Prince of Orange was
buried iu three coffins. The first was
lead, the second oak covered with glass,
and the third massive mahogauy with
handes of chiseled silver.
Senator Tlinrtnan, when he goes on n
janut, wears a linen duster that complete
ly envelops him, there being piij his head
a large silk cap. Mrs. Thurtnan, who
was with her husband when he sailed for
the New England coast, is a small, deli
cate ladv. with white hair and long
curls, very gentle and pleasant in man
tier. j
FOR THE SEA SHORE.
ATLANTIC HOTEL
1 BEAUFORT, X.
HEW MANAGEMENT.
This favorite Sea-si lo Resort tsbpeirfor the recep
tion of guests. The Hotel is situated directly over
the water, the tWe cb-Mns an ttijwing daily twneath
it. and is entirely Irt from dulf files nnd imoqufc
toes. luhas au unobst ructed xmv of the Ocean, and
within thirty minutes full of tile - Beach oa wmcn
are erected stilt abl rtresslnsr louses for SURF
HATUiMf! which H uusurii.vseil. and wan no
danger from undertow. Bttn llous. tor STILL
WA TZIl BA THISG afco wlthla ltxty feet ot the lio-
tei. - - r
GOOD SAIIItfG
In the harbor to various points M Interest, among
wmon are cape look out, on Macoa, aua uapitc
fyrd Banlcs, where an endless variety of Sea Mielis
can be gathered, splendid tirhing, especiallj troli
lag, and good h anting. The verandahs are the most
extensive la the State, directily 1 facing the ocean,
and the Ball Koom is the most spaciaus and airy in
the south. A good band of mosieiwill remain during
the season. A steamer will land passengers at the
HotPl Wharf, and fifteen or twenty first-class all
lng boats alwavs la readiness to (convey pashengera
to any point in the harbor, 'i heie is a Livery Stable
In town from which horses can be hired at rfcasona-
. The table will be supplied wltjh Oysters, Clams,
nan, scauops, craos, rurue, Terrapin. oar, mil
liards and Ten Fla.
Terms, $2.5! per day : $12.00 pe(r week, ana $3500
per month. Special rates made ilth excursion par
ties, r .
37:3t B. L. PERRY Prvfr.
. . - - t . , t
Practical Blacksmith
ANP
IIOHSESIIOER. j; j
SHOP connocted with Browa &. Verble'S LiTerj ii
stables. u designs of Shoes, to suit ny :
saape ot foot. AllshoelDg on strictly sclentlnc prin
ciples and WARRANTED. All Unas bluckbuilUilug
promptly uone. liy
Greensboro Female College,
GSEENSB020, N. C.
The 47' Ii Session of tiii ell-known Inpti
tutiuii will H?n uu Weilnesday the 2Gth ot
August Term reduced to iuit the timif.
A !!' v for C:ita!nge io . f
T- L JONt'CS, Present.
June 2it 1S79 3G:lm
TALBOT p,jf
Shockoe Machine Worls, 7:
Manufacturers of rortableand Stationary Englnhi
and Boilers, Saw Mills, Corn and Wheat MUls. Stal-j :
ting, Hangers and Pulleys. Turbine Water Wteel8. i i
Tobacco Factory Mnjflilnery, Vrou?hl Iron Work, jj
Brass and iroa casUngs. Machinery of Every De- .j j :
scrlption. " ; 1i
Ginning and Threshirg Kachinei :
A SeCIAlJTV. ; j
aZPAHUXG PKOMFTI.Y A: CAREFULLY. DtSJE.;
A GOOD SECOND HAND
mm?. & mm
FOK SALE.
to J. D. GASKILL,
or ROSS & (pKEENFlELD.
Apply
ELKIN EV3SLLS.
A NEW EXElpiIlXSE I
Carding, Spinning Weaving Fulling
and Dressing.
bang up to trees and dying like dogs ln a'complete snirdf steel mail were worn ing at3 o'clock, which continued'for fivejnbiindaut, the vessel is under the cont-
xew poors, alter tneir crimes, iyncii lav by gome of the federal 60VB flip gev
U oa the increase, and it U maitiljr due to cn davs fight around RicBmond. and if
inexactiDatinaii ine atatesuieiawsare there and then, U tit 'not probable that
too much in the protection of offenders Gen. Taylor saw what he so explicitly
uuuomi.ecoHservauveoi uie protec- Bays he at.Middlefown T tho Ral
tion dne law-abiding and quiet citizens, uir!; mention orifa in rp.,h
r They are too slow and uncertain, fpr the oration of Gen. tavlor's statement; as
ftl ty a great crime in their Lmidst and
uence me aesperate resolve to avenge the
wrj.ug without the usual forms and dan
gerous 'delays' of laws. Here is a si
tor statesmen and Haw-makers. Lynch-!
can "fifJ4 mother j J. A. Ramsay, Captain
of Rowan rtiilery, left at this office in
JSb2, a pair pf steel breast plates, found
on jJia federal lines of battleground Rich
mond, and hey were "hero op exhibition
ing is arxlaiigerotis remedy and should be for yearsi rIe nXJ HiW on the field of bat
depnved ot every excuee. . ; ' tin thrW. it fed,VihMi; MKtti rmtt
. v . ... w . . . . . uinil
. ' - I ..!-.
llAirn ti l'?a 1.1, id W'a finnn.A anv.
;A;mnrder and suicide occurred in Wik amonnt of ttlmr of tM. u J
pjington, Saturday night.' James Hcatpn t; inJ,w' ti r
!W h" ra,T! -TWS and the federarsoldieriWere?thusclad--afact
. - ..' ' o 1 ol no Vi ne whatever prrpnt: n far t if
I .. un 1 I.,..- . I, n Imoiwl ,f mm mini tl.M rri.Vfrnnifnt III-
et of water fell, bv actual measnrement JiiorRes it, anil tlie attempt is irom a new
Eortnnately for the country It did not and untried point ot departure. iue
exteud ovet a wide extent of territory; or eyes of science will watch its progress
else the lovr country would have been with peculiar interest, whilst all Ameri
laidwaste.l As it was, the damage on? catis will naturally feel a pride in any
the smaller; streams to the sontli of town successes that may attend it. Wilming-
was creat. i On Hunting creeki Fiddler s toil btar.
Run, Sandy Run, &c, the fences, crops;
and soil are swept, away, and on the;
creeks nortli of us, i ueyontl the river, the!
damage is considerable. Tho' j weight of
the 'storm was confined within n jbelt of
ten miles, travelling from noirthwest tn
BootHeast, f:)e regret to hear that six;
spans of tlip "bridge near Ijovelady was
carrife4 vff:fjne'Jlifl0e ite4 j
Thia rain storrp traveled very slowly ;
" i
Talbot's
Patent" Spark Arrester,
The Invention of the' Age.
Talbot's new patcM Spirk-Arresterls reallyihoir t
lypenectand re.iable one, and Is superseding M j ;
nrhPi-s tn nso. The crekt efficiency ot tills Amaur
lunttrnr-tinir iinivprsai attcntiua. and is being1 -; r
dorsed bv tlie best mechanical engineers nvX lasu- .
r.mja nnmnunlps..- Its nmminptit leuLUrtS are I s ! -
4 - ... . v- . w I'm r t .
iKloes not destroy theralt. . . V
It dops not tatertere wltb cleaning tie tutef . : 1 7
l. wl r.rrf linl o nn nriff TWintrPS RO ClCawlilf. ' -i )
It requires no dln-ct damptr to be opened wnea.
raising steam (dampers betntf objectionable, astnejj
may w li'U open ana auaw swains io -a.f .
It requires no water toextingu sli $parhR, wnicn,)
h .vnSnnanHnn rtpstmvs th draft. Besidf S, TDfil
may go to defend' Iht?" truth and houor of
f Wave man; who ha done to his grave," ;
cpiuahncnt in a back lot, where he fired
h shot .into his own brain. The'Twoman
was shot the right lung and died in l
uiitrutcs. Ileaton was still alive when Presbytehiax ChcrcI at Korvvood,
found, but died shortly after beiug conVr N.'C.-Tii church,' organized less tuan
veywl to the same house where tho wo- one year ago', and epnsistlng of onty five
mart was taken.' They had lived togeth- j members, has erected a neat and comXor-
Vr in 8in ami together we.pt to the judge- talde church; finished thrduglibnt, at their
ment. 1 1 1 V O; own expense. ' ThU church is'to te dedi-
,. flames Ileaton, says the yilmington cated to the worship of God onthe fourth
Smi front which we gleau-the above, was j Sabbath of this " month ; tne "Rev. Mr.
a hnp looking young man, a son th j Rnmple of this city is' to preach the dedi-
Hon. David HeH ton, of Ohio: He renrcr cation sermon. This Jittlo church has
nented 21 CongreKMinnal District nn- j been gathered and organized by the RevI
er the reconviction acts, lie was wild j J- H. Thornwell. The energy, teal and
and dixKolute 'generally, but was cool so-1 liberality of both minister and members
;br Saturday night when! his wayward j are worthy of imitation,
lifts i'nliiiinntii1 in ilii itmiKlu ..;,... " I ii mm-ttmrm
-v..v wiiire, . , fw. -rr n a t . - .1 . . .
iue lien uaicuery 01 iue state is to oe
permanently located at Morganton, ' on
the grounds of the Jnsane -Asylum at
that place. Every requirement is more
exactly iiH't therei saya the Balde, than
at any other point yet found.
It reaped this place Sunday evening at
6i or i o'clock. ' The plouds' were heavy;
ana aarK, put Destowea on us only a
slight shower, wetting the earth j to the
defitTi of only about 2 or 3 inches, i
. The Odd Fellows! meeting, spoken of
t in last patcr an .convening"' at Winston,
i : J fofM-whrcd organisation ' of that
J ruei. , , . - . : r i j
Yellow FEVEH.At :q time our las
week's paper was issned tlie people of
Memphis W'ere flying from tho city in terj
ror. i The telesfanh on the next dar an
nounced no new cases of trie fever" !
and now the frightened people tire slowly
returning to (he city ; and t neighboring
towns and cities which had ; established
quarauiauoj rcijuiaLjquB nrp jpeaung inenr,
President Eliot, of Harvard College,
has pnt himself on record injthe most un
qualified innntier in regard Ui the subject
of education, which is receiving so much
attention nt present. His words are words
of wisdom. He says:
1 1 Our! a well abruptly avow, as the re
sult of to v readinsr and observation in the
matter of education, that I recognize but
one metal acquisition as an essential part
of the education of a lady or a. gentleman.
namelv. an accurate and refiueu use ot
the mother' tonsue. Greek, Latin. French,
Gorman, mathematics, natural and physi
cal science, metaphysics, history and
aesthetics are all profitable and delightful,
both as tramiuz and as acquisition, to nun
who studies them witti iiiteiuirenco anu
love, but not one of them has the least
claim td be called an acquisition essential
to a uoerai eaucation or nu utiai i.
of la sound training. A thorough knowl
edge of one or two of them obtained in
colleee.nddedtoa verv elementary knowi
edge of Several of them obtained in schtwl
51 -i . L.. ; ..nwi'i.ilit
.Mr. Johnston, of ' this place,! produced
55 bushels :6f wheat ou two acres 57i per
acre but Mr.Ei D.'"Lentz, of Mt.f Pleas
ant, it Is "said, beats that coniidernbl v1.
He produced 105 bushels on'3i acres iii)
bushels to the acre. -Concord Sun
These figures have often been Wat on
lots in thU place, but they fj prove how
much can be done on a few acres, and
how mnrlt ejt flier It la tn Iiuva farm
-j : - - mmmwmm.-mm .M,U
nnder the grasp of a man's hand, than to
nave it spieaa oui in nnuureas of acres
Lnmberton Robenonian : There is a la
dv in this county forty years! old who
never bought a Imx of matches till last
Friday. She carried a barrel of turpen
to a country store, and the proprietor, in
settling for it, handed her ja box of
matches iu lieti of three cents cltange
which was due her. She took them,: but
judge of the merchants surprise when she
said, This is the first box of matches I
ever bought!" Upon being asked how
she kindled tire, she said, 'I use flint aud
steel, and never fail to get fire1 the first
ick." Sensible lady ! The flint and
steel costs almost nothing as they last for
rn l A.
years.- to persons wnose lime w uui
money they are tue eneapest.
Tho A'etfs Riivs the resideubo.of Rev.
W. S. Watkins, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, of Raleifih, was entered
by thieves hist Thursday evening and
the parlor almost stripped of its, contents.
The Raleigfi Observer is pleased to
learu that Samuel A. Holmes, well known
on the lower Cape Fear, one of the most
genial of gentlemen, and a lawyer of fine
ability, has been nominated for Superior
Court Jtitlge tor Jtresuo county, i-au-fornia,
M ' i
The Elkin Mills. Yadkju County, have
taken a Ions step forward! . They are now
m:ikinr ten or twelve different varieties of
Tweeds- and Cassi meres, find are still ar
ranging for a further advance.
The prices are the most surprising thing about it :
Vou can send your Clean Wool tio the Factory andlu
a tew davs receive back i he rolls at 6 cents a pound;
havp. it snun into varn at taw ctis.: have It made in
to Jeans cloth at cts. a yurd i or you can pet It j
colored, tulieu, pressed ana soeereu. ncuueuupiu
style, at ss cts. pr yaru. joioitu umwej wuw
white. Mcts.; Klnnkets. whlte Jio cts. per yard.- 1
lb. clean wool win ma fce 1 lbs heavy doth.
Samples of .the various cloths manufactured can be
seen at ji
J. D. HoNEBLY'S STOS, Salisbury,
Who la Asrent ta receive Wool and to deliver Goods
lor this establishment. J. D. McNEELY, Agu
water Is used, If nelecled, the eSicicncy 18 aesWH i j
ed xy evaporation Uie wattt, and tne boiler is kept;
It Is Klmple and durable anJ can be relief npoa. j j
It can oe auaecea to an uum-i.
r ...n. LKnnl txa a ilhnut finB Of them. JuSUl
rahce companies will insure pins and barn where tn
Taliwt Enrlnes and SDarK-Arresiers are j
same ratea as charged tor water or borse-power. ; r
jai?- Send for 1 lustra ted-clrculars and price bsu
Ilranch Ilouse, Charlotte, N. r. ' . . l
29:6m w. C. MOHOAN Manager, j j
Uu
v fit
If you want a yooi Fertilizer
co, goto
It you want a lot of Superior
to
29:3ai
manes a ricuer, sirouger iny; p u--fujtnind
tiian tvsqperficihl1aeiiiualurance
with eat'h and allitif them; ! Tha :f ruit of
liberal edncaiion' is not learniug, but the
capacity and desire to learu
edge, but power
not kuowl
or Cotton or Tobac- I
J. D. McNEELY.
Sawed Shlntrles, go ,
J. I. MCNKKLI.
BINGHABI SCHOOL,
MEBAKEVILLi, X. C.
lgins July 30,
sioilloniai
ARE ALWAYS . !
HAPPY HOMES!!
McSraith Music House.!
CHARLOTTE. N; C., j
Branch of Ludden & Bates, 'J
r SAVANNAH GAJ
: :o:-
I In the Superior Court.
1
i Petition to
I sell land to
I pay debie.
1 i
1 The Simontou Female College, under
tlie admirable administration of Mrs.
Grant fa expected to open out thiw fall
with an increased number of impils. Char.
ob. iW.f i .'Mi
Nqeth Carolina,
x Davik CocmTi
M R Chaffln, AduT of
Samuel Smitli, dee'd, Plffl j
again it
Jonathan Smith, Jr., Samuel
Smith, Thomas Smith, and
Bell Smith.
It appearing to the natufaction of the court
upon iitBdavit of the Plaintiff, thai Bell Smith,
one of tne defendant above named, U u non
resident of this State, h is ordcfttl that publi
cation he made for iz ucces!ive weeks in the
Carolina VATCHMANnoiifrinald defend
ant'Hitppeir at the ofcte of th Clerk of the
8nierior Court on the 29th dajr.of Angnt,
1879. and answer the complaint which l
riled in said office, or the Plaintitf will VV.y
lo the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. Wiinew, G. M. BlsOHAM,
Clerk Superior Court Davie couutr
39to44
VlA nine-year old bov fell over the cliff
below Niagara Falls on Tnei day, striking
at the precipice, sixty feet below, but
Btiruck on patOhvof brushwood, which
!i?ved Ms ll'v
The 171st Ssssion b?
1879.
Arrangements have been
limited numberof younjj meil with small means
. I-!
can MESS at ipo per moniii.
Board, with famished !room, Kednccd
to Qlzper raontn; i union to per
Session.!
For particulars address
S5:lra , MaJ.
made by which a-
li
BINGHAM.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE M AC H I H Efl Y !
Meal IM
OF ALL KINDS.
up to 1500.
lisury, on the 14lh
One Steam En-
ie Machinery at-
hd GriKt Mill with
At the Court House in Sa(
day of July next, I will el
gine and Boiler with all I
inched. AUo a Saw Mill a
all the machinery attached;5 it being the pro
nerlT conveyed to me by John Beard and El
len B. Beard by mortgage duly registered in
RpflrUter'a office of Rowan County.in Book
2so. 47, pKe 351. I
- Terras of sale tyASff. -J
LUKE iiLAC
June 10, 1879 ow '
KM ES, Trustee.
PIANOS from 8l2o
ORGANS " 835
rParl Cash and Bart Time
Verv Low for All Cash.--
Spnd fnr lllnstraied Catalbgoei W i!
List Fke. "- ;i j :' )
The Best Made I
Chew Jackson' Best Swjset NavyTobaccc
1.
North Carolina i College,
Mt. Pleasant, Oabarras do., N. 0.
, . ; . . Jctr T. isi. .
Ta annaal sSJdon of this Instituttou begins tne
First Mon tay la Aagust mad conUnues 40 weeks.
Tae course of liwtrnct ton Is taorougtt: tue looHoa
tkealtny : tl ntromnnlty moral : and oonxa tow.
For furttocr pa rtlcniars address n i
so 41 stKXTAST or nt FACCtrr.
Blactmer Henierson,
Attorneys, Couuelcrs
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, 2?. C
Jnoay22 I87D tt.
ill Giamleej for
Sent on 15 laj- trial.-Wc pay 're'
f i - ! ;;.
both wars if no sale. . .
7 : it
Call on, or address I j ; ;
H.McSMITH,
charl6ttp,n.c. j ;
32:4ni
Mortgage Deeds for sale here
' Aleo various other blanks.
KERR
gttamti at