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Carp Culture for Fanners.
Tl, PIiil iilplihia Lecher has been
I ifitiiding Professor BaireTa i;eport of die
I I Avork ofthe United States Fh Com
mission: and makes some remarks up.
on one tcaiure oi ma. wv---
jthe introduction of carp, says.:!
" I "The business of water farming has
Jidy it, Jcs am) Ju profits. It 4
'Wakes D oldTfarnJcr slate to fce told
.... - : 1 I , f
ihat a quarter of a acre, laiuvowuiu ,
Water wiil brini him in more profit, Thirty yan ago Mf..Sao people
VfooVr-Wng, ftte a quarter of an were afra-k and truthU Stran
.tltivaUd 'in any other Way, gers could coe here ami tnjde Ikkv
And also that corn fed to carp lying 6es wUh .their eyes shut, and breach
V Wor three tim- ths rctnrni in of promise case, wire unknown.
V ...uli... ,,ml.r of bushel. Folks meant what they said, 4ml
'fed togs or other cattle doV. flbe wjjen tlwj;- gave iher hvord stuck to
carp is a vegetable fcetler, so that it it. J ,
"can support itgelf in the vegetable Exectl thirty ygQ;th.s month
growth and confera3 of ponds knd ,a widower from ew fork State ap
streams. But it thrives and'increaes peared in Tlnsing on business. -piat
enormously when regularly fed as same-business carried him over to
other stock b led. It does i.ts own De Witt, eight miles j away, While
grazing if let alone; but it can tfatr on the way h.e stopped at a log farm-
'i, r. .1 . .n Kranrl oriimllR l.nnea fn warm h.S Colli finerS. He
, innn tor ine iuart-c- i
! ... -- r. - . .
Its most ' prfita"
Less than four years ago about one
indred and thirty European, carp,
jiun
L.l. i.
Bohemian and others, were orougui,
alive to this con ntry and given a Uonie4-
in the ponds of the Commissiop at
iif.ii.i 'iMioBo74i;vfi increased
.at;,,m;C(i;np.fint-
BO WpiUiy W .", V"- i
y found itself in possession of; 150,-
000 of tliese desirable fish, which are
u!n ltaf filmfpfl over the country to
those who apply for them. About.
50,000 young fish, in lots of twenty,
have already been distributed through
fpW York. Pennsylvania, Illinois,
nhln" Missouri. Minnesota, Wiscbn-
--. J -
sin Michigan, Connecticut, lcnnes-
Poria. Texas ald Mississippi.. 1
I.ppp are C.000 anolicanis suii to uts
..... f .1
supplied in turn. Theprogeny .pt
twenty in a lew jears is sufficient
Btrvkfl five acre iond. but the quarter-
...
nrA nonds are sufficient to begin with
. i , 1 j
anu to -woriwiui. mai wm
i rni. 1,.1 nifwnto
oiinni i cu i 1 1 f t :.i i if u&uvv. uv - i
vrr"" i , ,
thrPA vears of ace. and their grcAvth
ia as ranid as their fecundity is great.
The "fouf-vear olds" in the Go vernr
' -r . - - 1
pent ponds weigh from ten toBtteen
imnnrl. As so many farmerV' have
.1 . .1 . ,1 r,n I
imnd.H imon tneir crounus, uuu
1 .
inany more might have them, we
think that the culture of th? carp
should become a source of supply iu
numerous farmers' households and be
a valned source 01 income. -
Unwholesome Wells,!
'. . 1
. . .-.ti. . o i t f
i neTrreat irouuitj w hu . ri
Jn tliP eourse of vears the croiiiid
mnnrl the house and barn becomes
Ro .mnrernated with sewage and other
- pontaminations as to effect the water,
"f. " rl Q . v I
In'the first report of the Massachu-
settsBoaTd of Health, Dr. Derby says:
"As a rule, a well receives drainage
from a superficial circular area whose
diameter is from one to three times
the depth of the well, varying with
the character of the soil." On this
prfncinle. no well thirty feet deep
should have a privy, - pig-pen, barn-
yard, or cess-poorwithiu fifty feet of
. '. .' . . .
jt in any direction, nor should any
flops of the house of jreiase; ot any
- . a
kind be thrown upon the surface oil
the ground within the area of Jthis cir-
cle How many farms are tJierj op
which this princifile is not violated?
Jt is not a sufficient reply to say that
jtbe family have drank liomsijch wells
jwith impunity for a score or! more of
iveare. it must be rememoerea mai
I . . I 7 1 1 .
! when the wells were first dug; the wa- r
ter was pure, but tlie grotjnd has been
gradually impregnated with foul mat-
ter, which, if it has npt already per
: xneated to. the water, will finally reach
and contaminate it. After! a fatal
jcase of typhoid fever it; will be too late
o resort to a crystal spring.;
, i
- Curing Beef.
A better reciic than the. 0iie given
jn the Observer of Oct. 19th farcur
jug meats, at least for curing. bsef, is
ye following: , ? l
For 100 lbs. of meat mis' ihoruqgh-
Jy 7 lbs. of salt, two of brown sugar,
and 4 os. of pulverized saltpetre. Havp
(he beef in pliable condition, and fijt
and pack closely, and pound down,
with the composition sprinkled be?
tween the layere in proper-proportion.
There must be no interstices, no un'r
occupied space. Set in a cool place,
put on sufficient feight, and if the
work is properly done, the! juices of
the beef, with life dissolved J composi
tion: will :i a few davs make brine to
cover. ; The difference between meat
putilown this way or in the ordinary
ickle is, tt home extent, the differ-i
ipee between a steak cooked in its own j
Mtuctr leaves
We ftod, however, is bailed dry corn and his wife; Mhtpf heni were reu
L-tliat is, corn out of the corn-crib, advanced in years, nd after some
foied on'the cob and then boiledf general talk the woman querried :
iuices or boiled in a pot One .comes
.... - -
on the tabic W, the ot jcr.tnwt. in
the one case, the beef tafctc is preserv
ed t in the other, it is . 4 mdi0edas
to become quite a different tuing
Kew York Observer.
W. B. P.
, ,
Some QW-riiiun v
7 r
'Jtfcfe Gfr I Who a. WI
ilarncl . ,q lour.
' It
"u" - $ -
was warmly welcomed: by the pioneer
Am I right in thinking you are a
widower ?'
-r-r- f
.ev
I here to $nd a
Did you come oy
Tife ?'
P.w1r '
n:j ..,.,uultf vm. of ourUpIendid mastiff. One sunny day
XIU iijriv,y i, - V"'
Susie V
iG.
tv wc'm t as bouncinsr a irirl
0f twenty-two as yotever set eyes on
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ghe8 good-looking, liealthy and good
tempered, and I tHiuk she'll like
ipered, and ! think she'll like
Lonrlooks'
.Where is she f i
i .
'Over in the woods here, chopping
4inwtl a COoii tree. Shall I blow the
inPn flir ier?'
. I" .1 1 I .
No if vou'll keep an -ye on ray
horse ra find her.' j -
UVll thes nothing stuck up or
j J ,
- ff - nted about Susie. She'll say yes
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or no, as suou us ?ti; iuuivd ;u wv. i
t " T. i. t. n
i j vriii w:iiii. i r: I . 1 11 1 1 1 l uiiiiivi 1
;
Rav so j
The Stranser heird the sound of
her axe and fallowed : it. He found her
1
just as the tree was ready to fall. She
waa a 8tout o0d lookinir cirl. swing-
. . . ... 1
,nn, ihC ,e .Re a man. anu iu two
o -
minutes lie had decided to say :
gUsie, I'm a widower from New
York State; I'm thirty-nine years
0"M,. have one child,! own a good farm
anfi want a wife, uill you go
back with me?'
Rilfti.1n1l J nn,l InnlrprJ
. . n t !. ! . i i
nt nm tor ia i a nimuie. anu men i
. ;
replied :
Can't say for certain. Jnst wait
till 1 get these coons oli my mind.
bh? sent the tree crashing to the
. ... . . .1
earth, ana with his. help , Kinea nve
coons, which were .stowed away in a
j hollow.
ejl, what T yjou say? he said, as
the last caii stopped kicking.
-I m your n ! was the reply : 'and
oy the time you get back Irom JJe
V itt, 1 11 have these pelts off and
tacKwi np auu he ready lor the
preacher J I
I TT a 1 i il I .11.1
reiumeu io uie nouse, toia me
I.I.J JI ..II. . A I A. I . I 1
"" ma. up shouiq nnng ft
preacher back with him, and at dusk
that eveniug the: twain were mar-
ned. Hardly aif hour had been
wasiea in courting, ana yet he took
home one of the Iwst girls in the State
icuigan. ueirou free rress.
I 5ti A "wr n 'P -t-. .
a wne s uevotion.
a ii r . . I
rare example oi constancy, conr-
. j i i i. .
age ana aeyouon combined has just
1 . , - , .
oeen iurnisneu ova brave vomit?
- i , j e
IVM-AAf .WAV MMM I. J I 11
-v-uw uuruauq oreti in a
- L . I . -t n
rPiaQie nam iet oi: ine JNosges trance.
ir.:. i t .. i . t .
r, T. r? ' I " e ,n um-
k l l : r u j j . i
u.o lutyuaaeaaiei, io her husband
aoiue monuis 8 nep,and saw him start
: "rr yr xransm ine We
o ouiammg emp oymppt there, ' But
almost upon his arrival in the capi
tal he fell ill, and being without
either fuu'da or, friends, was taken to
the Hospital de la Pitie. The news
of his illness reached, the hamlet
where his wife lived in course of
time, ana the latter, -listening to the
prumpungs-or ner heart, determined
to join her sick husband at once.
m -w IIUIU
U.. ; l i - ;.' , . ..
jr was inereiore out ot the iqiie..-
tion, so she started on foot with n
baby in her arms, just two francs in larwtocraoy of tjis Najion the stock
herKcket,anda joumeyofahundrpd't,a. produced Daniel IWebster Hen-
ana inree leagues before her. Brav -
ingjiarasuips ot every description,
sleeping by the! roadside or in il.c
.. ii J....! . ' V
iieius, ana, living on ; what scraps of
(bod she could obtain on tie wa v.
sue passpn onward, nothing daunted,
for the city yhere her husband lay
sick She had lost her way: several
times, Jier clothing' was in rags, her,
shoe were gone,, but her courage re
ni .ind undiminished; until recently,
when, iMtsr' nnd ' weary, she found
hersi-if at- Ohacrtin, when she sank
down'iu t!ie str?ls overcome by her
Kti fieri nir!. rxhau-inl from want of
pie.
food, exi-lainunir faintly, "Mon Dieul
T run irti no lur ther.? Mother and
child were conveyed to the police
station) revived,. warmed and tended
after which the poor woman related,
in a few simpb words, her touching
sto'ry, seemingly astonished that those
who listened to her should have been
moved to express admiration r for her
conduct. Kindly persons ollereu the
young woman the assistance and
shelter her forlorn position required,
but her absorbing thought was to ob
t,m n(.Vv of the man for whom slie
had traveled so far. The police Com
mlssary undertook to satisfy her on
this poiiiV and "a few hours later she
learned that he whom she had walk
ed so many leagues to see had ex
pired in the hospital ward 'twenty-
four hours before her arrival.
Fight Between a Dog aiuyoulcey.
A singular encounter between a
doo and a donkey was that which oc
curred in Blackpool, England. A re
tired gentleman, named Weddington
owned a fine young donkey and a
the donkey was grazing in a field,
when the dog rushed at it in a fero
" .
cious manner and fastened on to its
rrl l I 11 a. 1 I ?
nose, ine aonuey tuii not uccuue
. . 1 I. ,1
k the
the ciianenge, lor u at once.uoo, u
dog ott, bit it auuui mc neaa . auu
uu)ull,t rtwyMfc
shoulders, tramplett on it, ana tossed
Jlboi,t- The (loS aSai" seizetl the
i 1 ...i
aonKey,anu a eloYu feau.nuu,
but all eftorts to separate the conical
pcateuiy lasienea on me uonue
Blood flowed profusely from
both animals, and at the end of hull
. . . -
an hour the owner appeared upon tne
L'innn ourl Prodi dtlnimitii whv(j nvwlp
to part them, but without success
&
. A
Aiier ine
hour, the owner decided to have the
dog shot, as U had by that tune last
. 1 1. 111 .ill
eneu witn a nrm nowi on ine uoiiKey s
"O60- A gun was procured and the
cori;!os f i rronfl clinf il n I n till
ov" - fewvv'
But so savage was the fight that it
was difficult to shoot one uuiinal with
out killing the oilier also. At last
aim was taken, and a bullet put into
the dog's head, and it dropped to the
irround. When the smoke cleared
away the dog was dead, but the in-
Ifnrisitpd tlonkev had returned to (ho
charge kicking, biting aiid tramping
on the dog. i It was with great diffi
culty the donkey! was at last driven
off.
A Sea of Fire. Among the pe-
troleum springs of Baku, on the
western shore of the Caspian, now be-
ginning to be known as they deserve,
is one communicating with the sea
which produces at times a verv strik-
ing phenomenon. The floating oil
that covers the surface for many acres
round is frequently ignited by acci
dent, turning the smooth water into a
I . .. .. .. -
vtntable lake of tire. The most
I . . -
famous, ot these conflagrations, to
whichJLhe superstition of the natives
gives the name of "Shaitanii Noor
(Devil's Light) occurred in the au-
tumn of 1873. ; It broke out in the
middle Qf the night, and was deelar-
ed by a llussiaii naval officer, who
witnessed it from the deck of a gtiu-
bat, to be the most striking spec
tacle he had ever seen. ; The sheet o
flame waved to and fro in the witu
i i
like a fla. lurl,r,,inc , 1 1
I bi -b- t -i
m:i.. i .
uiiics, auu inuiviii uvur puuit ix m
ro:k clear as middavi Far as the
waa all one red blaze, and the deer
i i i
crimson glow whieh it threw into the
sky was visib!e to th(J iniJal)itants 0
several island districts far out of sigh
0f the sea itself.
Temperance VictorV iu Ktvnsas
Gov, St, John, of Kansas, was re
ceived at Cooper Union on December
6th the New York Ptate Temper
ance bociety oirihe occasion of open
lng -temperance Consress'. The
Rev. Dr. Peter Striker presided
" -w , . 1 1 1 ill
I. i .
' an energetic speech. Gov. St.
John, he said, belon .red to Mb h-c
5 Clay, Abraham I-irtcoln, and G
en.
Garfield.
I 1.. --.-- l 1 .
. . . . V "w .vuuan.
chairs had bwn taken by newcomer?,
j and when Gov St. John, a , .1 i v
business-like man. arfU tt i
Jood upon their feet,
began his addriss by comparing the
condition, growjth and prosperity of
Kansas to-day; with yhat : it was half
a century ago. hi he present ; consti
tioual amend mbu t fi rst passed the
Senate unanimously, and was expect
ted it would be submitted to the peo
L
The anti-temperance ejemeut
.... - ' -' i - - it
fouaht it hard, but when It was
a"- i R
forced to a vote it lacked only one
of the necessary two-thirds vote.
i
Several votes
were taken
with
he
cd
same result ami everything indica
that it would lie lost. In the iiiidst of
the excitement ia -Avoman entered ! the
house and appealed to her husband, a
Democratic; meimber, in the name of
Got I to change his vote, and j he
changed it. Gov. St. John sijiid that
in the 2,000 places in . Kansas where
liquor was sold $7,000,000 were year-
Iv expended. ! Soon after his first
election he clllected the prison fcta-
listics and dii
scovered that 1 07 j (per
cent, of the
were brought
or indirectly
. . . fSL .
criminals in ine oiaie
to prison cither directly
through the sale of
w I . I.
liquor.
He who is false to the present duty
breaks a thpead in the loom, and
will see the effect when the weaving
' :
of a life-time lis unraveled. ,
1 la la
Mortgage executed bv JZph
raiiu Ileiliir to Alfred HolKhouser, dated Alay
25th, 1878, andiipsisttrred in Biwk ot. jpnge
olC, Jtnd upon wjliich default lias been liiade,
f will sell at miotic sale at the Court House
in Salisbury. oiilMondav the lOlh diiyof Jan
nary 1831, at lj o'clock, p. m, One tract of
Laud containing 80. acres, adjoining the lands
of Alex. Miller P. A.tauble, Clus. HolsI:o;i
ser and Jese Milhr. Tern cash.
ALFHKjj IlOLSHOL'SiK, Trusts.
Dcc.4lh, ISSO. 8:hw-Ifl
OF
TB!
liy virtue of three Moi-tgi-, r Dtfils in
Trr.sJ. extniltii by ArdiiUil Ilt-hilt l.-onluid
wile, Mar v S. ijlf ii'ii. rst.n, Ui J.:;ke iilaicr,
latel thei.lli Hy of April, lbT 1, A'luKjt lTtli.
1872, -ami FtVi'-StH, 1874, wl r.-gilt-iea in
iIih i.fiWul" tlid lU'iiisttr of -DueiU of Row.m
county, in Hoks To. 4-3, t:igv Sol, No. 40,
ige o4G, and o. 48, pa-e 4'J, .cc-., :l upon
hich default liias bit n niado, 1 .viii t-xpos-f
or fav at p;i'lic auction, at the .'ourl House
oor in lb. loufn ol piili!lury, on Hie Join
av of JanuaHi, liiSl, at H o U.vk, a. in. the
following real tjistale, !o wit : Om-halt interest
n a trad ol laud consisting tl J..a acres, more
or leif, situatttj in lluwan County, a(,j..ining
the lands of Jfjp. B. Lanier, Mip. Mary f.. llen-
tr-on, and othtTs. "2d. Ariiher iu.it '
acrepjjjartly pilinated in Great I-at -if:aic ot
the town of Salishurv, adjoinisijr ihe lar.!s of
Mrs. Mary S. jjlendcrson, Jas. B. Lwp, and
others. 3rd. Also another tract if oiiaerpp,
more or lew, H-ir-g on tl-.e waters of (ranl
reek, adjoinir.j; the land of Jas. . L.a-
nier, John I.jrexlerand ihis.
HS9uTeris fali. Dafel at .Saiisl.ury, tins
3lh day of IKfcemhor, 18'-0.
LTTtS BLS-CK5ISrv, Trustee.
9:5t
JOHN
si
3a!
Practibal Blcaksmtili
IloJlSESHOER.
SHOP conneeted wit n urown x v cri.ie.-R uvery
st ibles. JN?14 (.leyt-n. oi Sitoes, to Kult any
shape ot foot. l-M1 sUiM-lny on stnctiy seientilie nnn
clples a nd vv A K fi A N T E D. All uuc.o ..l .rKS'.nitlilUfi
promptly dot.ej. lty
m SPERMATORP.KCEA.
A Talaable pDt3eovery aad 7ew Departure In Med
ical fcscienco. fcccutiroly hiewimd positively ftfective
Humf"ly for tue xpewly and prmf.neat Cure of -Seminal
Eaaiasianij and Iuipoter.cy by the only truo
vay, Tls : Ulrsct Appl ication t-j the prlecipal Seat
of tho DiseaiB, acting by Absorption, and exerting
Its ppocitc iitlt3nc3 oo th. Bemlnal Vesir-lea, EjAC
ulatory i'cjt Prost-ito Gland, und Urethra. I'ha
uro of the Rihiefiy la attended itii no puva cr incon
venience, tad iot-3 cu-t l!:Vfrf!?re itb the brdiasry
pumuita of life; it Is c,ikl d:K!ved and soon a!.
sorbed, prodic-pgE.. l.ieltaioo;Uinf cn restor
ative e..ect ; ta. se .u.-l and or-ns ortriz&
tiona''reckoA from G,.lf-il;aKe .id evitt-, ittoppins
the drain ftjom th rrstcm, rtoriD!. tUo mind ta
baalth andebund memory, romovinf. ths riimne63
ct Sijht, Nervous Bebiliti', Confuaioa of Ideas.
Aversion tct Society, etc., etc., and t:io appacaace
of prem-.tuj-e old cr usnt.!; acoompciijing this
troublo, and! nwtorlcy-p9r-.ct wiexuci Vicor, whera
It has ueea Ccrfant for ycar, bis moae cf treit
aont has stiod tho test iu very savcro cases, and 13
cow e pronoiinojd success. Hi ags e.re too much pro
eeribtja la tijese troublas, Red, n-.ary can bear wit
LCiii to, withibut little If ar.y pt-rmaneatgood. Xhero
la no Honseap e about t.is'i!reiJiratioi-. Cradles.! ob
servation enables vs to rosi lively gajarantee that it
Trill give satilsf act icn. lurin? the eU'bt years that
It has been ia Keneral use, we have thousands of tosi
rao!al! ts tft Its veduo. end It ia now cocccdod by tho
Mnaical ,roCesilon to be the most rational moans yet
discovered tit reauhic and curing tliis very prevalent
tro-blo, that Ls well known to bo the cause of untold
misery to o many.and upon whom quacks prey with
their one I ess nostrums and big fee. Tho Remedy
is nut uain he-t boxea.of throe elzen. Ntx. 1. (enouirh
to Last a cionth,) S: No. S, (sufScient to effect aper-
rian.r.t cne, cr.leiss la r-ovcro cases,) SSr Ko, 3,
'Sent for Sea If :i ic.M-.f re PifrMrtll-
Ipfr f-fvitnn .if tntonti vri i lliinintttoilfi
nnti Toi:iei!M, irfttrfi ft-cf r fi
cvl foM tTie tltUU of life. a t j
HAnsiOi n:r..-tDY co. kf-.!c:em:sts.
Wajketi.. Ctii Sts. ST. lOUlS, Mo.
w and complete CriPE TOWFHUM K,
ntnir Lbapter ob a .onipel vnmo
Seictmu of wife. H uie of V irri ti
ll T. Tcmperancnt. Stenlity Advic to fencte-
CvMdi aM-M, VMKi im, (.aMa -U, aucl
. & -T B.4d-ir.tHa. it!l Uf r-tkrtK-J
. - l'-iil.-iir I
L-rJ -L. U - U-.M Vm-. r T rea. tLw .smh a-a-l (-- M.
Lr a lioirtf -i iMvra,
It U 'M a X'riva.tA Medical Adviser d-Mescs r-
vliuijc -riA mpttr wxual ociatioi-. aoii ob t-elf..b4it-r tho
9il--t ncwtpM. A far yrrM b4
Ntri-a. k ----- r --- uJ i mil tmmAi nr that
VWItM, a I
fcadl t-Mtal
iwtAmtttmhemm,mm htm WW
(u. -u iixi lirw-ii wpiiM j trrrrm i . j ! n m
bonds!
To make Title to Lnntl, ant Laborer and
,At.K ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICES
For Sale at this
tlice.
THUS?
By virtue of a
Uistiaj ever throo rcontr-.j, wi:i 3tap emissm ...
restore vioir la the worst c.es,) S7. Hit by me ! I,
tealed, in pluin wrapirer3. .sru-l ITISECXXO-.S lor
iin -iHiticconipaiiv 1ACII BO-C
W.c7jhAV
FARMERS, LOOK HERE !;
. Slake Your Own Guano. I ! j
Rhnn these gnano dealers, and manufacture your
wn lertliizcra. Most of the material on i your
ranns an;l easy to be had and the balance can be
had at your nearest town. I l l . i
One receipt tor quickly manufacturing jntano, far
better than the spurious stuff sold by unscrupulous
ueaitia, win. ue uiaueu uj j ou pa receipi 01
' '. Oho Dollar,
The directions are Bitnple, no tools or apparatu
needed besides wnat a farmer already has, and tlid
cost does not exceed TilKEE DOLLARS per ton.
Three hundred pounds nut on an acre will finite a
better crop than any guno you can buy. send your
oraer ana one aouar oy mail 10, at my riss, with
rossioiace uiiiuy wnirai, to I -
10:3m. Wadley, Georgia, ji
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SMITH'S WORM jOIIi
r I ! fi
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Athens, Ga., February 22, 1STS.
Sir: My child, fiveyears old, ha(inymjtrns
of worm. 1 tried calomel and other W'ofm
Medicines, but failed to expel anv. Seeing M
Dain's certiGc;ite,rl got a vial of yenr Worm
Oil. and the ti rst dose brought forty worms
and the second dose, so many were passed I did
not count them. S. II. Adams.
Prepared by Dr. 32. S- LYKB01T, '-
Athens, Ga-
For Sale by Dit. T. F. KLUTTZ,
Salisbury C,
And Druggists general. 20': 1 y- ?
01 If STOCK
FALL GOODS
A Ii E I) A I L Y A P. 11 I V I N fi.
iWc have every tiling you want. .j
Tin: l aim; est,
HAXDSOMEST AXD
VEST SELECTED STOCK
THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
Call ami see us.
R9S3 & GEEEtiFiELD.
Sept. IS JO. 23: 1 y
McCubbins, Beall & Co.,
Have removed from No. 1 to No. 4 Mnr
pliv's (ir:uiile Uovv, wisere lliey are opunns;. a
larjje and well selected stork of and Win
ter goods con.islin: of Dry (Jot-d., (Jroderiei,
Notions, Leather, Hals aiid Caps, IJootii and
Shoes, Q'i-eenvare, L'lotl'inj;, Cotton bashing
& Ties, ve. Tliey are Aeiit for the s:i!e of
the liet Freneli IJius, Hoiling Clullis anil Eu
reka Smut Machine.:. JJoirt fail to eall on
l hem.
WiEAT FEHT1LI2EH I
Call on.Mef:.ild.ii, Eeall & Co. for the bct
Wheat Fertilizers in nse.
SEED WHEAT.
300 hrshels of extra clean freed Wheat foi
sale. Call on
McCubbins, Beall & Go.
Sept. "20, 1SS0. . e4:ly
DSM.A.SMMOHil
CURES
Indigestion,
Biuousness,
6iok Headache
CURES
Lost Appetite,
Sour Stomach.
Fouu Breath,
Lew SPinrrr3,
Costiveness.
Dyspepsia.
ENLARGM T O
V UOUOi
?i til
.VEGETAI3LE
ii nCI iliP
2 1 i-.
It is30ypnr the oldest, and on'y Pennine Sim
mens lledicine now In market. Prepared only by
C. F.SlMMOUS A CO. 2S1C-12 Clark A v. St. Loi,
successors to M. A. Slmmon3, M. D. In 25c and
$1 bottles and packages. Sold by all DruRgLsM-
A NEW KIND OF WATOH CASE.
New because it Is only within the Iatt fef.v yc-ura
that it U.i3 been linprorel an l brought wltlil a the
reach of every one ; old in principle . becafise the
tiret lnrentloa v. a made and the lu-st patent taken
out ut irly twenty years atro, and eases tnade at
tuattliuc auJ worn ever siuee, are neany as ffoou
as new. Head the following which Is only one of
many hundreds, your jewelers can toll of similar
ones: .
jiansfie: d, vs.., Jiay 2?, 1378.
I hive a customer who h is eirrled one ! of Boss'
Patent cases tlfteen years and 1 knew It two years
before he sot It, and It now appears good for ten
years loader. K. K. OLXEY.
ltemwiiiHT that Jas Disss' is tte on'or patient case
miirln ot tAvo .dates of iU J to'-'l (one outkiae ami
one Inside) covering every part exposed to wear or
sight, the tjreat dvantajfc of thw plitesover
elcctm-glldln? is apparent to every one. i Jiosss is
the only patent case with which fhere IsUMv.n a
written warrant, or v. Lien ine luiiowms i a fac
simile
- See that you gel the guarantee with ech case
Ask your jeweler for illustrated catalogue
Mortgage Deeds for sale here
Also various other blanS.
t a. i :
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Mfii
i
DEEDS & MOE.TG AGES
Fee Sirnplo Decils. Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deeds, Commissioners' Deeds, Sheriffa
iinl. nhAltlii HIortrfaea. Farm Contracts. Iklarri aye arid rnnfimnimri n.i:i. .
v e. o
v : ' Distillers' Entries, and. varioual oilier
- r,;-,,::,':y . : - ,
v Oil I aVa
Administrators, executors, commissioners,-ljcri2s,
call on us ior prinieu saje nonces
their property at public auction
calt on us for printed sa)e notices. It is certainly7grcat injustice to owners to nut im
. .! ! c .?..: : i' ... . .. Jl H
wiiuuui urbt
quirement8 or the law on tne -subject every
often sacrificed from this cause when a dollar
saved it and made it bring its value. We
ITOTICSC'PO?. PC13TIITC-
110. BCERBAUI'S
HEABQUARTER8
FOR
Fruits, Candies,
Cigars, uooks,
Pictures, And
!!?icturs-Fra2?vea
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HARDWAI
r?--?.
WSIEIV VO!J WAXT
II A R D W A fit
H
At Low Figures
Call on the undersigned at Ko- 2, Granit
I.ov.
DA. AT WELL.
Salisbury .N. C. June S if
il IE!
to 5J a?
Vmr Kust ia
Wheat. For Sale at
J. H Enniss'-
glttanun antr Counsellor at !ato,
OFFICE--
TIII. liUILDIXG ADJOINING TiiE COUKTIIOUSE.
ownorsof Gold Mining Lands and Uuyei-s, put In
coiiiuumioulUm.
All Mlalur Interests meet prnftir-t atteatloa.
Notes, Acoouals-.v'-. colletted."
Ii.tat.cs, and all uiatters ot Administrators aad
Exeeut-Oi-s, settled
Land an 1 all otiier titles carefully Investigated.
RAL ESTATE AGENCY. - limld ia ltoy.an
ami aUjaiaia? eoau'.ie.i iwuut aad sulci.
Coinmuaicixtioa solicited Vtilli thotie- desiring to
buy or sell..
Arran 'eiac-nts made to purchase clieap lan.-Ts In
FlortU, fex .i and .viinu.t-i r-alrt kuoua as
Uii. i.ivnl .-nl Inn-n
tut noui ..a ii. ).
LaalH for saie la I.!aols, ana a.ong tue James
ri. ei iu jio.ia.
Parties dcwlrlnjr to letter, or emu to, rorth Carolina
furnished with awe-wary IniotiuaUoti.
X.B. 1viJU boa 'kt aii i sfld alon? thf prapo'-.e;l
line of the W'udesboi o and Salt 4)ar' railroad, ( i'liis
road must b;? built wheth r Aition, Stunly and Itow
aa coantles receive outside aid or not. The pres
o iae uay ami me auakeiunv irueiu-s oi ii- pfo
p.e o tliese counties dctiiaud -and must have It J.
Arrai;;eiuents lniii pern-eted to put town lots in
Salisbury und at other puiai l:i market.
P.S. A market ready for small desirable faruis.
13-T'CaU at oitice, jo. address Lock Box SCO
Fert
t3
a. rr
mm
THE0. F. KLUTTZ.
HAS
dUai ilLtmi Ll V -ilt-lUVl
Celeteiesl Home F.rtiii.er ! !
The Chemical lor m:ikinr 1 Ton will he
-old for 2-14, or 200 lbs. of Cotton ' "
vetuoer.
Jo Cotton Seed or Stable Manure require-!,
i hie lcrliiiz. l is f til I v eiiual lo tiie hipli-
priced, soca II til (inai.os, and al less llii.n half
the price. I refer to the fo!lovvin wt-11 known
eiillenif n, wi.o used it hl season on potion :
John v. l.irringer, Jas. I,. Oihson, . r.
Watson, Thos. C. VVaLson, K. T. Cowan, Y. IV.
Meares, A. Tait, J. (J Ca-sbie, J. F. E. I'.rown,
I.. '. Lentz, S. J M. Urownjand manv others.
Call early for vunr and save money.
T. F. IILUTTZ, Druggist.
.iDSI SEEDS!
A FI LL SUVL'LY OF
n'st's Celebrated Garden Seeds
HEMEMIJEIl THAT
is the on'y Scctl-G rower
wlio WAIWAXTS his Socils. Look .it
every imioro.' I'ery's, Lanilietli's, Sihley'.,
(See., &.C-, autl see if you lintl any w'arraut
am then). Ievare ot worthless, nn
wnriitiited comniirisimi Seed, and couie to
KLUTTZ'S for Duisl's wirrch arc warran
ted fresh and renuiiie.
TFE0- F. ELTJTT2, Druist.
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TTENTION
TTENTIOX
MOKERS!
MOKERSi
"Ashcvillc's Girl of The West,"
"Sitting Hull" received to-day. My as
sortment of line and common Cigars for
the Wholesale and Retail trade" is the
luo.st coiujdete in town.
CWAIlErrES-Chwing Tobacco 5n
"reat varieties.
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TH20 BUEBBAUIil
VICK'S 1
ILLUSTBATBD FL0EAL GUIDE
For lssi is an Elegant IJ(Kk of 12 Pages, One Col
ored Flower Plate, an1 wh Ilhust ratlous, with Ue
s.-riiUons of tne .best Flowers and Vegetables, anti
lUrections tor ifniwiiur. only io cents. In F.ng
llsh or tennan. if you aliri.aid.. order seeds Ue
daet the 10 cents.
VICK-. HiOiS are the best In the worM. "The
Flokal .iriDK will leil how to get and jrrow them.
VICK'S VLOWKlt AND VKtiKTABLt. liAUEX,
175 Pagetj, 6 Colored Plates, 5w KnjrravlTisrs. For
cenUiltt paper covers; l.t0 to elegant clotlir In
German or English. . ,
VICK'S ILLrsrEATKD MOXTOLY MAOAZIKE
S.-Paees. Colored Plate In everr mimticr xnri
many line KngrtvingH. Prle $1.25 ycar; live
comei for tt."0. Sje-lmen Xuu.txni sent torri
1 cent ; s t:1 il copies for a cents.
Adlrcsa JAMES V1CK, Rochester, X.
X.
I
OF I
BOTKmm ifiipfi!
' o-- -. uci HUC81C8
forms for Kile at the
; wx watciimak office,
constables, agents, &c.- are adrisetl ta
givinjj ampie iiouce ot tne sale.- The re
uouy knows are insuthcictit. Property ia i
or two spent in advertising mi "lit haT
furnish sale notices promptly and cheap.
LAND P?.I2T!T2D.
artsit
'Javsl
? - i s
airs ! !
'mi
Just received a Nice Lot of
2IAS03TS IHPEOVED
HALF GALLON AXD QUART
) i
Jar. for twilo At
EXMSS'.
18:tf - -
Macliinc Oil,
Tanner's Oil,
Terpentine
and Tarnish
At EXXISS'.
EED!
n
TURHIP-SEEI
Just Received
A Lare Stock of -Fresh and Genuine..'
Turnip Seed
of DiiTevent Varieties afc '
ENOTSS"
Yourselves tvy toaklnjr money when
a golden hanee is offereil, tlverelij-
? K.tT'Tiiii- n.ii'ii inim 1111r
d:or. 'l'lioe wlio always take ad-
vaat-i'ie of the wid ehauee for makinif money that
are offered, iretrally tx-nwae wealthy, while thw
wuo no not- improve suefi euanjies remain iu poverty,
Vv w.tnt many uv:. w.xuea, boys, aalfrirls to work
for us nI.l ii tUtlr own -localities.-- Tlie-business
1 y.-Ul pay luore flian ton times ordtn-ip' wages. Ve.
'f .iit:s nn expenrsive oHt.tt mid all that .ion need.
i-tree No one who cnae.. fails to ual: e money ve-
! i v r.pl :lv.. Youcan devote enr wl.oie.iltne tothe
ork r ouiy ymir s,Wff aioraents. Knii Infunnatloa
and all that Is ne-le.l.senP free. Ad'ln-ss,
-.1 :ly
Stinson tz Co., Portland, Maine
1 r
THE
NEW TORS 0B3ERVP
Till 3 year. -
TIi3 Larg33t ani Best Family Paper ia
the World."
I Send for Sample Copy Free.
rOTVn, yTT
, .
37 I'arifttow, IVcw Yorfc.
HYMN BOOKS, WRITING
PAPER, ENVELOPES, ,
STYLES AIID QUALITIES,
INK, PENS, PENCILS, etc., IN
great variety, and Cheaper than Ever.
At EKHISSES Drugstore.
mi 1 SILVER, LEAD,- "
UUi-ij OUES 1CKCIIASED
FOR CASH.
TI1K NfvYork anl Xortli Carolina Smeltln?
Company .ii chailolie, will pay the best Cash
l il. es ever .dd In this eounliy lor '
, ORES.
Xo r'irr:e will be naie fortampllny and-asay-Itvg
ores purvbapefl by us. . i
Specimen as:-:ays for (ioid ari silver, $1.50.
50:2w i
TIIEO. BU Eli IJAU3I
HAS JUST RECEIVED
FRESH SRACKERS'ANa CAKES, j
Fresh RaWtis, Lemons, Tapioca, lafl
Sago, Canned goo; Is of all kink.v
A line lot ot good ami
fancy stationery.
I'ovcIe, Cigars and CijarettSr
The largest and best assoi ted stock of
French Camlies. Theo. IJerba?ru
" BINGHAM SCHOOL,
Mknaxkvili.e, X. C,
Established in 1793f,
Is now 2?rc-pminent jmiongSourticrn
RoauUng Schools U,r Jiyf, i" "';
hers and area of patronage. Ihe .4U
Session begins January 12, IfcWl. , r
catalogue, giving fall particulars,
Address, '
Maj. R. BiXfsnAM, Stu t.
) 1 no.itttt furnished fn
I I liorcTH-hRtin-jthe
I 1 1 that anyone can ei
I I I Ii... , n ...kv M li'.irn.
Outtlt furnished fHftl
ensrageln, ThetH.
ana our uwiruvuM'" -r
F
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MI. K
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ho simple anu pnuu - - -r. g0 lg
lits from the very start. No ."Xsmea; Boya
lag to work . Women are as sueeessf ul eiu j
and Kir.scan earn larjr sums. Many hve
the ba.sii.ess .ver one hu?H?wffioV All
week, xotlittur Hfe It ever Know u w '"JJJ.jm ,
enirage are Mrtsed at the e md JU f.
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