Editors in 'Congress.'
From the Washington Chroiihle.
V The law i cwri&Icttd the stepping
tone tditiucloii in politico. A Vjp.-jin.er of Ihem lerpaiiieu loiijj Ji) i'race;
fv larce'iiuiiority of the .ueHibtis iif ; Whether these atle editors prefer to
X'oiiWreas and Senators ate lawyer.
"J h u h as nccii, jreoueutl k.eot;j aeti tea
. r. ' "'-I'm ' ' '
iiimiii, but is natural tuoiin, -Ueeause
lawyers are fond-of polities, and as
Jaw-making constitutes the chief bus-
iues of Congressmen- it is not strange
that there shoult be a majority of
ihem in Congress. People, of course.
jtuagiue that ni.en who understand
what law is, and how iawssliuulfl be
framed, wonld know better rpiy to
do the lusiness of the gfji'ernnn ut
than hosa brought nt Uy Othi JV"1";
suits. lint it isl ai open (jnestion
whether ihe nilerpvt 'f the nation are
Jjest subserved hy. pending lawyers to
.Congress instead of selecting fanners,
merchants, and eJ'tors. OrTate vears,
juerclmuts, baukcp, fanners", andi
newspaper men are pushing the Jaw?
vers aside, and- the character of the
legislature is certainly as god as in
jhe old time vhei) the legal fraternity
had full s.ving. -
biuee the war, the newspaper man
has oqme to the front in the law-ma-Mug
power of the government. Pre
vious to that, an editor in Congress
vas aluio.st an exception. Now they
can almost be counted by I hp yvzen
ai svfjvy ' sesstoij uri ngs
UicihJiJ iters .oyghjt to ma
more oi
ike good
Consrressmen. for their cxnerieneeof
men and things, their knowledge of
jublic events and their struggle for
.Lxistenee, all combine to fit them for
public life, ami perhaps give them as
good, if not a better acquaintance
vith the-character of the people and
t lie! r needs thaii might be expected
from the lawyer who i shut up r. his
office with his books, a nd only knows
iiruiiKitnl by' its inssantijtiarrels ami
1 1 rife.
Jn the Xorty-First Congress, 1860,
the press had quite an array of jour
ljaji.jtic talent among its -members.
Some of i he ablest meirof that body,
Jjoth in the Senate and House, were
editors. California had Senator Cas
cerlv) who ' vas connected with tj)3
press' of New ork for five years.
1 le begatriife as reportei. Iowa had
Frauk Palmer, who was editor of the
bubuquo Daily Times, and of the Io
wa Stales 'llcgiseiy at Ies Moiiies.
lie is now postmaster at Chicago,
lidmund G. ltoss, of Kansas, who
voted to acqnit Andrew -Johnson,
Vas ediW, of the Kansas Tribune, at
Lawrauce, He is now publishing a
,jmper at Leavenworth. Sidney Clarke,
4cprceitaiive from the same State,
published the South Bridge Press,
jti Massachyselts. Maine hud James
U. Bla ine, then speaker of the House,
vho had been editor of the Portland
Advertiser and Keuehce Jourival.
Henry Vilson? Senator from Llassa
cliusetts, had edited the Boston Ke
jtuhlicuii. N. P. Banks -was an edi
tor prior to Dawes was also
an editor. Missoui was represented
ftrj Seh ui g, vho liai been Wash
ington I correspondent of the New
Yor(f '4ribuue, and afterward con
JSfP4 -with tho press of Detroit and
St; 'Loyis, Neyada had Thus. Fitch
jn Congress, who commenced life as
local editor of the Milwaukee Free
Democrat. ; "Sunset" Cox has fainr-d
J t.. I i . . . o
Nij Ut4 Ufi CvJjtoriai connection with
the Columbus, Ohio. Statesman. Jas.
Brooksv lenresentative fiom New
Y"or.k city, had been a correspondent
il r. 1 ' t . " .
iicic umi in Europe, and was then cd
Jtoc of t he New York Express. From
Nortli. Carolina catue.Senator .bbot
find Cougressmcn-lleaton and Jones
L"; IV- wep... Peter Strader.
V lr iawi encc. now iti the Treasury
Department,' oeeujn ing a rcspousibk
position, Wm. Mungen, arid P. Van
Atnrui, were all editors aud printers
u vnio oeiore coming to Congress.
Pennsylvania, had Seuator 'Simon
Cauierou who had edited papers at
D Kelly, J. Luwreupe Getz,"cditor of
the Heading Gazette for twenty-five
years; Henry L. Cake, of the Potts-
viue ueeoiHlliud Kichard J. Halde-man-of
the Harrisburg Patriot and
y uion. toeuator Anthony was editor
of ihcl'iovideuce Journal. , The
oouU) Larolinapress was represented
0, Frank V hi temore. Tennessee jjy
fH'C.,r."'rowu,owJ who had edited
tne.lvuoxville Whig Tor twenty-two
years. Daiid Atwootl of Wisconsin,
oditnr the Madis(n Journal ; RiehM
McCormiek, from Arizona, sou-in-law
of Senator hurmaii, jyas a bril
liajit newspaper mair, ami the" territo
ries of Dakota and Montana had able
J.ress delegates in Congress. The news-
r-j ...i-,u me jusi congress eon
M1 'e Cutter 'rnbl : Dr
i.er, ol laiyland, a contributor to
)'?:UJr -Journals ; Senator
DUWes Senator Umar, who was as-
iaMjiTVjJ'r tlite Southern lle-
the chief oflacejs "of, theSon;ifn ',J,.i
J louse had pditoM as presiding o0i--feiSj
Jlaine,antl Colfax. I11 the Fof
?yi'u,d Congress there were twen
b''Hr j uriia fists; In the coming
HvH'" lI,!L' ',v'slir 'iiieu will have
lull.loree.
It is&traiige that'
tained j. io names of General Hawley
d lU?J?nt' Courant ; Phillip 0.?
v.thUlorris, III., Horilid;
Senators Tngulh and Plumb. ofTCan.
r4Vle forn.er a brilliant contrinntnn
-4? 41 ; 5a"s-Magiue-Tindf editor of -nison
Qhampjon, the latter ed
itor 1 the Xenia, Ohio, New and
ajtervvanU of ,he Kruporia,. Kansas,
New - Mur,;h oILMaiue, who had cd-
tT&l?r eight editor in the
MWritk fe"jfhV Pd twemy-six in
ha liiue if liepreientatives. liivih
none of flic wlilurs of our great dai-
1 ft frifai Cm,. 'HoOrcp.
lev, and Henry atenwut of the Con-
' t . i' ::itii. : ; x --
! rier-Journal', aretthe exeeptions. tieC-
light from the outside, or Unijjk h
.Heir
position alcove that of jUie Average
it is certain that
juuj oi tneni ever
'get to Washington as reoreciilatives.
j ilorace Oreel had an ambition to
get to Congre5 io reftjlrn abiisos, but
J he sftoinnind hiWelf out of ifj.s ele
ment, and did n)t cut tuucli of a fig
ure. Cun try editors reael for" the
Congressional plum wilj) gre$t eager7
es biit they ginerily find a plaqp
Hi juongress quite u duterent tinner
A
from ituming a j cpuptryF newspaper.
Some of them ai-Iiievp lamebut the
majority fail pt J-c-elect ion and it)k
back into obscurity. Editors get up
in the world in ihis country, but we
believe none iif tiiera have ever been
- Prcsideut,
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Miss Ulagrruder.
Vshall never forget hat evening
we speut at Magrqder?, years ago.
We admired Miss Slagruder, and we
went around Jo see her. It was summer-time,
aud mOon-light, and she sat
upon the piazza.! The carpenter had
been there that day, g'neing up the
rustic chairs'on thp porch, so we took
a seat on the steps, in front of Miss
Magruder, wher we could gaze inU
Iter eyes and djink jn her smiles.
It seems probable that the carpenter
most have upset j his glue-pot on the
spot where we sat, for after enjoying
Miss Matirutler'sj remarks for a couple
of hours, and drinking several of her
smiles, we tried io rise for the pur
pose of going hojnie, but found that
we were immovably edl to the step.
Then Miss Magruder saidDon't be
in a hurry," and we told her we be
lieved we wouldn't, he conversa
tion had a sadpr ; tone' after that, iand
we sat there, thiuking whether it
would be better to ask Miss Magru
der to withdrawl while we disrobed
and weiit home in Highland costume,
or whether we should urge, her to
warm up the poker, so that we could
thaw ourselves Out', or whether we
should give one terrific wrench and
then ramble down the yard backward.
About midnight Miss Magruder
yawned and. said she believed she
would go to bed.! Then we suddenly
asked her if she thought her father
would have any lobjection to lending
us his"front stepsLfbr a few days 'bp
cause we wanted io take then) home
for a pattern. We think Mfss Ma
gruder must Ijaye entertained doubts
bf our sanity, for; she rushed in and
called he father iand screainejj. ' Ma
gruder came down with a double
barreled gun. 'fhen , we explained
the situation iu a whisper, and he
procured a saw ajul cut out the piece
of the step to whjph, we were attach
ed. Then wp jppt home, wearing
tup paten, and tjctore two o'clock
crushed out our young love for Miss
Magruder. !
. p. j
We never called again, and she
threw herself away on a dry-goods
man. There is aj melancholy satisfac
tion jn recalling! these memories of
youth, and of reflectintr uon the in-
uuencc oi glue upon the emotions of
the human heart.j Anon.
"Individuals nlay wear for a time
the glory ot our lnstitutipns, but they
Tarry it not to tlc grave with them.
Like raindrops jlroni heaven, they
may pass through the circle of the
fchiuing bpv and add to its lustre,
but when they have sunk in the earth
again the proud arch still spans the
sky and shipes! gloriously on."
James A. Garfirlj.
The letters that appeared from week
to tfeek in the New York Tribune,
written from the South, and to which
the Star drew attention ga oftpn, have
been published iuj pamphlet, andi can
be. obtained at the Tribune office,
rjisy pre credited to Rev. James B.
Harrison, a Unitarian minister of
Franklin Falls, N. H, fe 'is well
known ip iis section as an able writer.
HisJetter luve clpne good -and will
continue (o do gopd. He is the fair
pst Northern writer who has written
of-the South. Wilmington Star.
-i
Mrs. Parnell,' mother of thp Irish
a;itat6r, made a speech in' New ork
on Thursday evening. She assert
ed on the authority of a ln.lv
was well accfuainied with the Prince
of Wale?, that heljiad been heard to
criticise tiie British ministrv inrl tlio
... l. i i- i. j m t;-
vuoie poucy ot the government to
wards Ireland. The sneaker intima
ted that when hp ihould borne to the
throne he would jet Ireland W,,,!
take care of herself. i;
Tl
he dead body tpt an aged citizen,
se life was ihsured for $70,000
whose life was ihsured for $70,000
... o.muc ui me speculative concerus
has bceu found jn the canal at WTi!kesi
barre. The niurdebus effects of th
graveyard ipsuratice business are be
coming fearfally
Jilain in Pennsyl-
vania.
He who labors
for mankiiirl I IOC
already begun hi immqrtalitr.
Indulge in humor just as much as
you pleas., if it is not ill-humor, r
'-Faith steps to our aid '"wlipn pur
boasted. reason and -knowledge ail.'
..i. .' -
An iVgreeablo Dressing for. the Hair
thatwIlltopiUfaBliii ,a heeu lon
WMtght for. Ialkel 8, Hair Balsam dis-
uuguisueu lo4-. -m nurity fully sirpplies
7 v y m.
iT---,!JJUWI"wi ' ',
! COCK'S PORPjJS PLASTER
- -
A Curative Host in Itself!
i A 9ftve Hgst irijftselfc
TJiirl r year rgperiencf h firml rooted";
' 4lMiVty-Wr in oubhc trHiinjaiiou. ;
i .,' a ..... .i i 1
of all Kchooli. For -tier vuiitt person tind luna
tic, one or uiore upplieu ty Ihe pine produc
ed leep wlieit opiate, eyeii hydrate" of chloral,
had been of Itttto cryire. Howf whe n" one earn
riot sleep, it i the common practice to apply
a I'lastVr'to ttiv back. You Scarcely touch the
pillow before you are gpuud asleep.
A Utocka orpurf Rasters Jiayis f he curative
effect oi die .ipaoiijh li'rb) idler, yet mak no
ore, and never atyVct the kidney ; are convent
eui for all aet and conditions, usually only
urodtniiiig a bluli'.' on the akin, and more cer
tainly curatjve than Ijbiinent or blister, and
W
ihia sanjtary invention has been warudj wel
co&aedv They are largely aold in every part of
the world, and it is believed lliaj. p'ol lew than
fire litinared thousand pcrKOiifl are well, and
1.l'e,$in io lff u.(i ,rS ho
roni paiiij
W lV lid I L ! J Ilk. f. n n A J i VMP IKMCI
.t. l . l .1 1 l'. !' '.
er gmiue.
whereabout tlieiu, and who, but for the said
plaster, would be prostrate, upon a bed of ago
ny . Btsides, a pecutlq.r piny, pleuqant odor, halof
Jr ahn6phtre exhqUf from them by fhp yiarviih of
the body, imperceptible 1q the ce, but yb'icj
envelops the person jn a cloud of thin vapor,
through which contagion cannot penetrate. -lp
fact, Allcock'a Pla?tereilpply mj atqiophere
like that from b.iUanj or pine wood, and no
doubt attract ozone. When contagious or ivjefit'
eiun diseases are about, they should be worn on the
jicst or back as preventives.
THE ALICOCK'3 POROUS PLASTER
oothes paiii, reanimates tofpid linibK, Keemii,
in many cases, to revive tfie powFrs of life.
The great demand proves theiu' to be used aa
a univeisal remedy. They are convenient ofap.
plication, and safe for all, being incapable of
producing any injurious effects. '
Dr. Valentine Aottf Dr, Johnson, of Hart
ford, and Dr. Myer, of Savannah, have spoken
of them in the liight-st terms. Hie great Moll
said : ''They were all that could be hoped for
in a piaster sinipie, cieaniy and adhesive;
perfect as artificial supporters of the muscles :
and for pains, because of their counter-irritant
qualities, usually at once giving ease." Local
weakness of the back, breast and side, always
benefited, thus curing lumbago in a few hours,
sometimes In a few minutes.
In serious heart and chest affections their
use causes an absorption or evaporation of wa
ter, by which dropsy of the heart and hydro
thorax have undoubtedly 'beeii cured.
They appear to have a peculiar effect upon
the nervous, allaying irritability while supply
ing warmt. They seem to accmulate ele'c
trftjty.'and aid the circulation of the blood
through the part where applied1, 'by slijcji
healthy actions are induced.
Ths Porous Plasters are flexible, and found,
ofgreal help to those who 'have weak bacj:s
or pains in tTTe side. Espe Lilly are thev val
uable to those who have neglected colds. They
are often preventives of consumption ; nay,
they are believed to have loosened the grasp of
this terrible afijicl ion, and had -'been mainly
instrumental in effecting a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
between the sllOllhltl nr nror iko L-i.l
ip :
those who are s.ib,Wt i li.L- ,.1.1 .;i ' -Mi. I
umn!0,.un .:n 1 1
..! 1.1. -11 J . -". T . Hip
I I - - - liMII I bli ltlllil I
vigor that will enable one to resist extraordi
nary changes of temperature. Exerifnce has
proved the t'orous Plaster to be a hlesn to
; -m'mm . . vij iiiiinicu, iiiiiiiiiiuir pr' IIC-
ing the most remarkable abatement of the
worst symptoms.
Principal Affency, 294 Canal Street
flew YprJcv'City; and for. Sale by all
urngguw, .201y fvd.
TIltlE TABLE
WESTEJllf IT. C. Railroad.
Takes effect Sunday. July 17, issi, at 4.13, P. M.
PASSU SGER TRA IS.
ARRIVE. LKAVE. STATIONS
ARRIVE.
4-3d a . Hi
3 34 f
308
2 42
1 41
12 43
LEAVK.
ill20a.m:Sallsbury
a.m
Third creek
Klmwood
Statesvlile
Catawba
Newton
Conova
Ulck6ry
(card
Morganton
oienn Alpine
Urldgewater
Marlon
Old Fort
12 52
140
S34
8 41
3 07
3 45
4 23
4
BOO
541
6 2C
6 37
7 57
814
8 29
8 50
900
945
It 28
11 57 p.in
11 IS
7 50
10 5f9
10 02
9 45
5 fcG
sh
7 17
2T
6 07
5 49
67
5 15
i A.g : Henry
! Bl'fc Mountain
(Cooper's
S-.vannanoa
lAsticvtlle Ju'ct
iAshevllie
French Broad
4 15p.IL
FREIGUT TRA IX.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. STATIONS.
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
5 00 P.M. 6 24 A.M
d w a.m. tsansbury
iThlrd Creek
6 00 a.x
3 47
6 28
6 5S
7 56
8 56
9 10
9 42
-0 28 :10 40
1150
1! 22 A M.!
1 00
8 17
3 41
4 02
5 26
fElmwood -315
;Statesvllle i 2 43
iCatawba ; 1 34
jNewton 12 25
;Conover :jj 09
. :Morganton i 9 40
Glen Alpine ; 9 06
;Brldewater ! 844
iMarlon :' 7 42
Old Fort I e 13
;IIenry 8 59
;Blk Mountain' 6 OS
5 50 r.M. cooper's 4 42
iLoriS'S : 4 23
;Asheviiie Jnt:
: Ashe vllle ' :
iFrench Broad;
6 34 A. if.
6 50 :
6 30
! 50 F.M.:
f 00 A.M,
tTralns run &lr, Sundays excepted.
A, B. ANDREWS, Qen.Supt.
Rowgn Conntj-In tie SBperior Conrt
S. Younts nnd John A. Younts. Partners
under the name of S. Younts & Son,
against '
Andy liailcs.
The above named oVf.
Bailes, is hereby notified to be nnd appear
before tho Judge of pur Superior Court, at
a Court to be held for "the Cpunty of Row
an, ai tne uourt House in Salisbury, on the
9th. Monday after the 4th Monday pf Sep
tember 1881, and answer the complaint
which has been deposited in the pfiicc of
the Clerk of the Superior Court pf said
County, and let the said defendant take no
tice that if he fail to answer the said com
plaint during the term, the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. '
And the said defendant is further notj
lied that a warrant of attachment has been
issued and levied upon his interest in two
hundred and fiftv acres nf 11mA in T;ft
I ownshiD, adjoining the lands of Caleb
lost ami others, or so mpcli thereof as iany
be necessary fo saUsfy the claim of the
plaintiffs, the sajd S. Younts & Son, against
him, to wit ;' The sum of eightf hundred
and twenty-seven 77-100 dollars, with in
terest at eight per cent, on $057.7 1 from May
2MI), 1881, nnd eyidepced by several notes
and accounts; that said warrant of attach
ment is made returpablc at a term of said
Court held on the 9th Monday after the
4th Monday of March, 1881, and then con
tinued, and to be heard at a term of said
Court to bo held at the Cpurt nouse in
Salisbury on the 9th after the 4th Monday
in September, 1881. 3
TH811 darof August, 1881.
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Soe that VO'i ff. t!l imiMHtPd with ofioh cmii
Ask your Jeweler for illustrated caUiogue.
HELP I
ourselves by making money when
golden chance ls oiTerCd. therebv
: always keeping povejty from your
1 door. Those who nlw'nvK tAL-.-v art-l
vantage of the good chance for making money that
aih j?erec!' generally become wealthy, while those
who do not Improve such chances remain In poverty, '
We Want manr in on wnm fn hnvsi nnrl frlrlu tn j
for us right In their own localities. The business
win pay more than ten times ordinary wages.' IVa r
furnish an expensive outfit and all that you need. ;
irge. Xo one who eruraces falls to make moncv vp-
ry rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the
work or only your snare moments. FtiiHnrnrmntinn
and all that is needed sent free. Address.
8,-Jj Stinson i-Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mortgage Sale
On Monday the 3rl dav of October. 18S1.
I will sell at the Court House Door
I In Lexington, N. C,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, h tract of
Lapi on Abbott's Creek,
in Davidson County, containing forty (40)
acres, to satisfy a claim of two hundred
dollars secured bv mortgage deed executed
by Rachael! Miller, Cicero Goss and wife
Susan E., on the 20th Nov. 1878, toMathias
Kepley, ant assigned by him for value to
the undersigned on the 23d April, 1880.
The deed is recorded in Register's office
Book 24, page 157.
-)($. X. TiioMAeox, Assignee
of Mathlas Kcpley, XZoitgagee.
Br M. II. j r ixm- 1 1 v. 4 7 : 1 1
FOR SALE,
Known as taa Bralsaaw or Gray Place.
This Property, located in, the limits ot
Salisbury, contains 361 acres, a never
failing well of p'4'.e water, all needed out
buildings, $ud i
FIRST-LASS RESIDENCE.
This nropcrty must be sold, therefore a
Good B&rg-aii) for the readv uionov, or to
any one paying half cash with deferred'
payment lor the balance.
;Vpplv to
J. M. GRAY,
Atfc:raey at aw,
'Salisbury, N. C.
N. B. Any one having a desirable resi
dence to sojl, witjjin four squares bf the
O- 1: .1 r . t t . ' .
oujisuury louii nor.se, may nnl a purcha-
scr by apj.lyii
to
J. M, fJjt.vy.
40: t
SitUcribe for Carolina. Watchman.
only Si. 50 pr year in advance
Ginger, Buchu, Man
drake, SbHingu, and
roany of the best medi
cines known are com
bined in Parker's Ginger
Tonic, into a medicine
of such varied powers, as
to make it tho greatest
Ulood .Purifier and the
BestncalthAStrength
Kostort r Ever Used.
It cures Rheumatism,
Sleeplessness, & diseaess
of the Stomach, Bowels,
Lungs, Lirer & Kidneys,
Parker's
liail UalOallli icnurl7 ncrcnum
. TW Bett, Chot, i Bitters, Cmcer Essences
llort Economics! luir tth- and other Tonics, as it
tag. Narcr (alb to mtm the never intoxicates. Hiscox
Touuuoi color to p., lud,. & Qo. Chemists. N. Y.
BOeMd $ 1 ten. Lsrjn BstIbv Bavhc Dollar Elm.
CU.TZQ
(mdisestiok.
Biliousness,
Sick Headacks
C03-nVENES3. A
CURES
Lost AiPETrr
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Foul EncATH.
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It IsSOyr-ars the oldest, and only irenntna Plrn
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fucccssors to M . A. Simmons, M. P. In 25c and
l bottles and packages. Sold by all prcgylt-
IIIWIT & GOWAIV,
Cook Stoves of all sizes and styles always on
hand at lowest prices. f'Make a specialty of the
ACORN COOK STOVES, the best In the
world. A first-class stock of Tin and Granite
Ir.m Ware.
! 7rF Sln' 0Jta pletestoct of
I'SJLii11 aaJ 5i'et-Copper which we
Mays ntf
i Thomas ville Female College,
I ' 9
Davidson County, N. 0.
The 25th annual session begins August si. Ten
Teacher. Bet u r prepared than ever before for the
best work. Offers every advantage of the most
thorough and liberal course In Literature, Music
aun An, at rates lower man any equal school in the
State. Board and "Literary Tuition from tao to
$73.60 per Term. See Catalogue.
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Come to the Front!
W. A. EAGLE
BOOT, SHOE & GAITER MAKER,
MAIN STREET,
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AU Work Strictly First Class
Haying had sixteen years experience in the
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For j
EASE AHD ELEGANCE OF FIT
my work can not be excelled, j
KgiAll inaterial of the best and finest grade.
C&,A1! work done in the latest styles and
ftfdiionp.
Gents Fina 7 ork a Specialty,
Ready-jnade work of the beat qualitV; alwaj
on hapd for nale. Attention given to ltANC"
y
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UUKIv and Champion Box Toe Work.
Repairing Jatly and Promptly done at
moderate prices. B?L.Satisfaction guaran
teed or no charse.SJ Orders by mail
prornptlv Cllcd.
Mr' WM. A. EAGLE.
IF
YOU WISH
Your Watches and
v,iwie, ocwiiigjaciiines.&e.
Repaired by a good, cheap and repoaiWe
wuia.ui.iii ie.tse leave tiiem with M
lessra.
iviutiz & iicmj-nian, Salisbury, N. C.
4
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WJvero jvill he found
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IS Six MOTTO.
I want to buy Pat Cattle
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M, L. BEAN.
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Bowan County -Intlie Snperior Conrt.
Win. J. Rest
against
Wm. P. Clvdc. T.M.T
. R. Andrews. Samuel M n
James W. Wilson.
Wm. P. Clvdc and T. M
bove named defendants, are In-reby noti
fied to be and appcr before the Jud'e of
our Superior Court, at a Court to IxTheld
for the County of Rowan, at the Court
House in Salisburv. on thn Qtu
after the 4th Monday of September, 1891
and answer tho complaint, which, will be
deposited in the office of th rlo, w r
Superior Court of said County, within the
first three Hin nf c,:,i t- , . ..
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This 15th day of August, 1881
J. M. Honin,
Clerk Superior Court Rowan Co.
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37 8ark Kou, .ew York,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
Having taken out letters of -administn
tion on the estate of 'John W. Grahtm,
dee'd, Mt. Ulla Township, I will sell tb
following personal pro pert v, viz: 0
mule, a bt of hogs, one road waponf one
set of Blacksmith Tools, Farming Utensil,
one pet Carpenter's Tools, half ihtereM ifl
Hay IJaker&c., &c , at the late residence
the deceased. Sale to" take place oi
Friday the ICth September, 1881. TenM
Cash. :
All persr.ns-'lTavinff claims ajrainst tM
estate of saul John W. Graham, dec'tl, '
present them on r before the 25ti
AugtistJ882, or this notice will be jlea
jn bar of recovery. Those indebted to the
same ar-o requested to make, paymeat i-
mcdiatciv. I). 5T.TJA11R1ER, Aamfv
Ati''.
45:4tpd
1881.
WANTEQJt TANNEB.
A thoroughly competent Tanner, onewba
understands Chemical Process Taunioff,
j can obtain a good situation by applying"
WS. COOK) FayttUviUc, X C-
EWT0RO0TfCC
Having qualified as Executors of El11
bcth P.Craige. deceased, we notify a
sous having claims against her ltaL.fc
exhibit them to u on or before the W
dav of August. 1882.
Aug. 24, 18S1. James A. Caio
45:4 1 KEWiCn10
SALE OF N.C. R. R. STOW-
On Saturday, the Sd day ot September .
o'clock, in Salisbury, at the Court U,uJfiJS
wlll sell lor cash eight shares of X. C. R. K-,srBfi
eight shares of X. v. -.Zaad
Ave shares as administrator de bonis non oir g
Turner, and
three . shares as Agenl.oi 4
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io:iy R. L. BROWN.
Ileathman.
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