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LIME. KAINIT ft PLASTY!
Building Lime, Agricultural
Lime, Land Plaster and '
Marl.
CrOOO FERTILIZERS!
And Very Cheap. SemTfor circular.
FRENCH BROS., Rocky Point, N.C.
17:3m
BRING YOUR TOBACCO
4H
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
'domestic;
Tliat it is the acknowlctlged leader in
the Trade jg a fact that cannot be disputed
MANY IMITATE IT,
NONE EOUAL IT!!
The Largest Armed,' f
The Ii;!ilest Running,
The Most-Beautiful Wood-work.
AND IS WARRANTED
To be made of the bent material.
To do any and all kinda of work.
To be complete in every reaped.
For aale bv
BERNHARDT BROS.,
Salisbury, N.C
gentn wanted in unoccupied territory.
Addreaa,
. Pomcstic Scirittg Machine Co.
42:ly Kicmmond, Va.
Executor's Notice
TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
All persons having claims against the
'estate ot'Cathuw Hice, deceased, are hereby
notified to exhibit the same to the under
signed on or before the I2th day of April,
A. D. 1884. And all persona indebted to
Kuid estate are requested to settle promptly".
April II, 1883. Thomas I). Rich.
pd Executor of Cat hew Rice, dee'd.
KlUTTZ'S
WAREHOUSE1
JOHN SHEPPARD,
(Late of PiixT Wabehocsk, Winston, N.C.)
Business Manager and
AUCTIONEER.
o
SALES EVERY DAY.
Good Prices Assured.
1EST ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MAN
AND BEAST.
NO SALE, NO CHARGE !
FT
f$r Insurance and Storage Fret.
Liberal Cash Advancements made on
Tobacco held by ni for future sale.
KLTJTTZ, GASKILL & CO.
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NOTICE I
Sale ol" Engine and Boiler.
I will expose to Public Sale at the Court
House door on Saturday the 24 day . of
June, 1883, at 8 o'clock, P. M., one 25 horse
power return Tubular Boilers end one
10x12 Centre Crank Engine with all fixtures
complete all nearly new.
The property can be seen until day of
sale on the property know n as Jacob Gru
py's Agner Mine, five miles from Salisbury,
adjoining the lands ol Tobias Kestler and
others in Rowan county. fggTTerms Cash.
May 1, 1883. J. R. KEEN.
29:4t.
Value of Cot ton Stalks.
A !ady has discovered a plan to ALLCOCK'S
keen wutormolons in thpir nntnml I
Thomas J. Spear, an ohl citizen of for" Avor for an indefinite POROTTS PLASTERS.
XT. t - ,i i i ' I-..K .. t : oi... u rnl
i'cw kji icuits, HTcimy usu u eotll- gm ui iiiuc one lias sucucbbiuiij
E
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KHOOES HROWKK, rilES.. W.C.COAnT,8EC.
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
A Home fiommnv.
FOR SALE ! rj Home
PROMPT,'
?.3l:.-.sls,
Term Policies written on Dwellings.
Premiums payable One half cash and bal
ance in twelve months.
A No. 1 Iron Gray Mare, eiffht years old.
Warlnted iwiund and to work anywhere.
Will be in Salisbuiy every Saturday until
sold. For farther particulars c all "at this
office.
Salisbury, April 11, 1883.
2fi:2t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
25:0m.
J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt,
Salisbury, N. C.
JOOTS. SHOcS A GAITERS, made to
rden AU wort First Class Seventeen Vears Ex-
pertence.AU Material or tbe best grade, and work
done In tbe latest styles
Ready made work always on band Repairing
neatly and prompt ly done. Ordf rs bv mall prompt
ly mied. Wm. A Eagle.
SALE of LAND
On Monday the 28th day of May next, I
will sell at the Court House door in Salis
bury a tract of
24 ACRES OF LAND
belonging to the estate of Dawalt Lcntz,
said land adjoins the land of Mrs. M. A.
Lentz and others. The bidding will be
reopened at the sum of $135.30.
Terms of Sale: One third cash down
as soon as the sale is confirmed and a credit
of six and twelve months will be given on
the other two thirds with interest from day
of sale at 8 per cent. J. W. MAUNEY.
29:6t. Commissioner.
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EALTHCORSET
Increase In popularity
every day, as laaiee find It
tbe most
COXFOKTABLK
AND
PERFECT FITTING
eomt ev r worn. Mer
chants py itivesthebest
satisfaction of any corset
they ever sold. Warrant d
patfsfaetory or money re
funded. For sale by
J. D. QASKILL only,
Salisbury, N. C.
iminicutum in the Picayune of that
city selting forth the commercial
value of the cotton stalk for the tex
tile fibre which mav be obtained
from it. Mr. S. says: "Twenty years
ngo 1 reminded the cotton planters of
.Louisiana that tln cotton stalks con
tained valuable fibres, tliat it was a
fine materia! for manufacturing pnr
oses, but no attention, as it would
appear, was paid to my discovery
and information. I will now remind
them again that one acre of ground
will produce on an average, as is well
known, two bales of cotton, weighing
five hundred pounds each, which
when.se.it to market brings ten cents
a pound, giving for two bales $100,
whereas tl.e stalk of the plant on the
same acre will yied from one to one
and a half tons of fibre, if properly
prepared would be found to he equal-
iy as Jine as Manilla, anil worth , at
any time, at the lowest calculation
from $120 to $150 er ton.
Now tbe Accepted Time.
Jake Stein bcrgerhoff has a store on
the Avenue. There was a fire two
blocks below him, one night last
week, that destroyed two buildings.
During is progress, while the fore
man of the lire department was get
ting a sore throat in his efforts to in
dnce his subordinates to quit swear
ing at each other and take hold of
the hose, Jake rushed up to a promi
nent insurance agent, who was watch
ing the fire and said :
Durner. vou haf vanted me
insure mine
vas not bre-
vants mine store in
sured right avay
'Call round in the morning, and
we'll fix up the papers,' said the in
surance man.
'I dou't vant to coom around in
de morning; vat goot vould it do
me to insure docse iroots to mormw
o -----. . v
ven day be ail burned up yet by dot
times. Don't you sec dyse spharks
fly a pout on top of dotdiy trots
stock of miue. Mine gracious, X
vaiits dose brolerties insured right
avay ; it vill be too late next m ru
intr. den I vill nut wn.
O " VM.IV UI I J HiCUI
ance already.'
The above, as related, actually oc
currecd, but Jake store did not
burn down, and Jake's "broberty"
is still uniusured. Texas Siftiws.
tried it in the past seasons, and, as a
consequence, has been able to treat
her family to a watermelon super at
Christmas time. The plan is an in
expensive and simple one, and con
sists in giving the melon three or
Tie Oiipal aid still the Beit
INSIST ON II A VINO AL.LCOCK 8. THE ONLY
GENUINE POROUS PLASTER.
One of the most rcmarkableinventionso
four coats of varnish to exclude the the present age is Allcok's Porous Plas
air. She says they not only keep from T- Thay are the result of years of chem
, b.t that i flavor od 8weet- prterfT
ness are retained, and wiien eaten at tion. Testimonials are received every day
ii r ist mas or ISow l car's the Iruit
seems to be wonderfull
thet-e particulars.
improved in
Important I n format ion.
Mr.
some
dimes alreadv to
stock off dry gouts, I
bared, and I
of the wonderful cures of Sprains, Weak
Back, Rhetnatism, Lumbago, Paralysis and
hosts of other diseases. Of course the vast
sales and great success of Am-cock's Porous
Plasters have caused numerous plasters
to be brought before tbe public which, be
ing called porous, would give tbe world to
From the North f lamllna Twhr uuut' ?J www -
, , to the genuine. We would most particular
Hivery person in Aortii Carolina Mv caution the nublic -against these hum-
ought to commit to memory the fol- hug8- contain none of the healing
li.ii-;,,., r.,.., nl.,.i k e- i. gums that ara used in Allcock s, but are
c A i simply a combination of lead, re
JUSt sucu iiuoruiauon as we nave antj robbert and arc vauntcd in long wind-
iiequeui ucoasioq to use: ed advertisements as an improvement on
Area oi tne Otate. oZ.zoo sous re allcock s ronoca ii.aster8. ueware o
uic uauij mu uuirw sinieniuin & aim iivvcr
miles
Laud Surface, 48,666 square miles.
Water Surface, 3,620 square miles.
Extreme Length, 503 miles.
Extreme Breadth, 187 miles.
Length of Coast tine, 314 miles.
Latitude of Raleigh, (the Capital),
3547'. ! 1
Longitude, 7838'5,.
Altitude, 345 feet.
use any of these so-called porous frauds.
Allcock s Porous Plasters
Believe Debility and Nervousness! .
Allcock's Plasters worn on the region
ot the kidneys warms the spinal marrow
t ? 1 a
which is a continuation oi tne brain, im
parting new vitality and power to the spine
tney stregttien that mighty organ and till
Averairo eJevatian of l ho dfl fuH of foreign electricity r nervous fluid.
fa Thus they will restore to the husy active
n. i . . ... orain oi man or woman, the energy and
nignesi point, Mitcneirs 1'eakJ, ability which has been lost by disease, wor
0,088 tect. ry or overwork. They restore vitality
Highest town, (lioonc), 3,250 feet. w"ere "er las been debility and nervous
, ' ' I Kaon ..,.! 1 r I.. 1
1
ai.uUti.tn f V.A UL i qqo TRiY. I and prevent loss of memory and pa
t " w, i.wtf.iuv. i tk ..:: . i
l.;t- QM OAO .1 Ml l-1 ujV.w iiigiiij iccilHIIIIBUU IIIWU
... unua-u oi,i i , for nervous debilitv, whether arising from
dissipation or overwork. They are now
known to lie the great regenerators of the
nervous system and are invaluable in all
cases of hysteria.
Indians 1.230.
Number of counties 96.
Area of largest county, (Bruuswick,
Ilobeson,) 750 miles.
Area ofsmal lest county, (New Han-
o'-er,) 80 miles.
Population of largest county,
(Wake,) 47,Uo9.
CONTOOCOOK, N. II.,
March 3. 1880 (
I have been greatly troubled with Rheu
. A I V WWT i w m -
Pnnnlni;., . r . ii L 4. i i-tHn sou Tf esK tvionevs. l whs advised
. -K.-..w ...u.icBt uouiiiy, to try Allcock's Porous Plasters (had
(Uranam,; Z,66b. used two other kinds of so-called Porous
Population of capital, (Raleigh,) Plasters which gave me no relief,) but one
V'Ziib. 1 01 yours iias worKea nice a charm, giving
me cum piece renei, ana l have not leen
trounled with Rheumatism and Kidner
uompiainc since using them, and I consider
myself cured. Edward D. Burn ham.
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BLACKMER fe HENDERSON
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
Salisbury, N. C.
Jan. 22d, Tfi-tf.
J. M. McCORKLK. T F KI UTTZ
McCtRKLG ft KLUTTZ,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS
Salisburt, N. C.
Office on Council Street, opposite he
Lonrt House.
37.-tf
HOME ADVERTISEMENTS.
inie
jfot of
eto $mitsxt
COMING IN EVERY DAY AT
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KERR CBAIOE. L. II. CLEMENT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Attorneys a jjAW
Salisbury, N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
Z B. Vascb. w. H. Bailby.
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
CnARLOTTE, . C.
Tractice in Supreme Court of the United
Ma en. Supreme Court of North Carolina,
witiri vutin. inn t nun im nf Uaib i
i.Go.,H....d d,vS A NlCfi (l airfi mvter set for mh
n J
DAVI
NEW FURN1IUBE STORE.
Main Str, Next Door to J.F. Ross.
COME TO THE 2STEW STORE
M pt eierytliM tod wait in tie Furniture line
At the LOWEST Prices.
?n- a tOmce, two doors east of Indener
uence Square. 33.
HARDWARE.
ALL MY GOODS
Were inspected in person at the Manufactories, and bought for cash at the lowest
price!, and warranted to be of the latesttyles and best quality, and will bl sold m
any nouse in me country. Uome and get
: $25.00
; $30, $35, anil $40
rr $55
M m ana $75
Cheap Beds at $3.50
ri4rf ,,wu". c?unJ who want cheap Beds in one dnz n,i
I n-ill U . 1 1 f i -
ti 1 1. , a c . ,,anu a IU" ,lne of COFFINS, CASKETS ai
all at the lowest prices at
R. M. DAVIS' Kew Store.
Fine sets for
Ftae Walnut sets. Marble Tons nlr
Handsome Parlor sen for--
52:ly.
VrtTT mmm
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. 2, Granite
D. A. AT WELL.
A en t for the 4CrdwellThreaher.M
Salisbury, N. O, June 8th-tf
WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD.
OFFICB OBN.TXS8EXQER AGBNT.
Salisbury, N. C., October 12th, 1882
SCHEDULE.
Wei ! Jitei ! !
The attention of Farmers and the gener
al public is called to the fact that
T.J.MORGAN
Has opened a First Class FAMILY GRO
i CERY STORE, next door to Blackmer &
I Jlf1,?'8 ft r here he will keep a
full line of freah goods, such as Flour, Meal
I npr, M)uw, iea, Jfcc.
Also a freah and complete stock of
j CONFECTIONERIES,
ana rancy Groceries.
I WM Py tf)e '"g1181 caa'i prices for But-
ri gR, mcxens, aua all saleable coun
try products.
January 18, 1883. U:Zm.
EAST. WEST.
STATIONS. T
An?.ve snr? Leave ti.
grtUe .... Arrive 7.s
m P . ' -MorKanton ... 10.43
1 JI x A Marlon 1140 M
I 10.08 - Black Mountain:. IS ,M
Leave . AsuevUle w
m ....Pigeon River.. 5.45
Traba No. 1
UBSCKIBE FOR THE CRAC
L1KA WATCHMAN, ONfV
$1.50 PER YEAR. '
Connects at SaUsbury with u n .
Jarnsas fltst
Ga. R b. for Mornstown and points Soutn-We.
Train No. 8
SBL?Sfffrl' Connects at
VnaZ JL, 71 ,hA.o. du. or c c. a a. r.r.
SSH? R- D- K R. tor all points
North and Bast and for Ralelga.
Throng Tickets
Watw springs to all principal clues.
J. B. Macmurdo,
Audr. o. p. i p. Agt.
GEO. A. EAGLE.
W. A. MORGAN.
Eagle & Morgan
BLACKSMITHING AND
Wagon-Making.
We are prepared to do any kind of
work at our Shopa an Lee Street, (VV M
Barker's Old Stand.)
SALISBURY, V. C.
. HORSE SHOEING and all kinda of
Blackamithing done promptly and with ex
pedition. Repairing of Carriagea, Buggies
and Wagons done promptly and in first
class style. Painting and finishing of fine
work will be done by W. 51. Barker.
All we ask is a trial.
Jan. 10, 1883. i3.tf
1ST O TI C E !
JOHN F. EACLE.
-FASHIONABLE-
BOOT
A3HD
SHOE
MAKKB.
Invite yonr attention to his shop, onpomie
Major. Office. Repairing neatly sS'd pt
J ?T! .0A,,,8r,de" of "n"d o ordeV
OtrL 1st, 81;iL
Faculty of tbe University Normal
S9U00I.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION FOR 1883.
The Faculty of the Unrversitv
Normal School for the next session,
from June 21t to July 25th, both in
clusive, haa been completed" us fol
lows :
Hon. M. A. Newell, L L. D. Suj er
iiitetideiit of Public litalructiou in
Til r v I a 11. 1 ti-ill ! I .1
""","""") "ujfcrtuieuu uic entire
school and lecture of various subiecis
conuecied with the tin ties of a teacher,
such as school organization, discipline'
meuious, ivc. ur. IN e well will also
l .
wiui conijieient assistuuce, give in
structiou in Reading.
"P. P Af.auAj n..:...-..i c ..
. . ..wovo, l i 1 uria 1 oi UIC
vraan i I .....1...1 C.I 1 1
v-w.v.owi . vimuiii OCIIOOI, Will ITIVP
I 1 A.' I li . . .
lusirucuou ciiieny in Arithmetic
11 a
air. a. Ljeazer, a teacher ot larire
experience at Mooieavilk have charge
01 me nisiruciioii m iLuglish Uiain
mar and Analysis.
Dr. V. A. VVIIborn, Principal of
the Salisbury Graded School, will
teach Geography.
Mr. D. 1,. Harris, the well known
artist, a graduate from Cooper Insti
tute, New York City, will teach Pen
manship and Drawing.
Mr. E. W. Kennedy, Principal of
the Durham Graded School, will irive
A xf .aa O .
instruction in Algebra and Natural
Philosophy.
Mr. R. H. Lewis, M. D., Princi
pal of Kinston College, will lecture
on Physiology and Hygiene.
Mr. J. C. Men res, Professor ol
music in the Raleigh Graded Sf-hnnl
will teach Vocal music.
jure. Mary u. liuuiphrey, of the
troldsboro Graded School, will or
nrt tl f VA a I 1 fua.a 1 t
uiiu iHuiutici a inouel iirimarv
I 1 .... I
ciass, compor-ecl ot children from the
village.
M iua Til! W T J .
....00 .t . 1 .t a t . jiiiir a punii oi
iJr. bauveur, will give mat motion in
French according to the Sauveur
method.
11' v . ...
iuiss Jane (J. Uutlr, one of the
principals of the Monroe High School.
win teacn jaiisiiieuics
Capt. Jno. E. Dug or. Princiiml of
the Kocky Mouut Graded School,
win oe me secretary.
Numerous interestinsr and inatriw
tive lectures will be delivered.
luose coming to the school will
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take the tr .in to University Station
on the JSorth Car. lina R1Hr0.nl
xi 1 . .
uience py close connection by the
fcrtate University Railroad to Chapel
CotnmuttiUon tickets should he. nnr.
chased of Uie Railroad Agent of each
road before taking the train. The Con
ductors are not authorized to sell these
tickets. On Uie North Carolina Rail
road and its connections, apply for ticket
to Chapel Hill and nut to Univerxitii
Station.
Population of largest city, (Wil
mington,) 17,350.
Miles of railroad, 2,040.
Miles of Inland Steamboat Navi
gation, 900.
Average Mean Annual Tempera
ture, oUu.
Broncliinl Troublo-i.
122 C St., Washington, D. C,
January 7, 1882. f
I Like irreat nlojivm-.. in wu....n.u...i:....
A, . I o I - . w ... v.uilJIUCUUIiltt
-T.av-iugc wieuii .viuiuui luiiniaii, awuvB ruaoui i'lastrrs. 1 was in
52 inehes. dnced to try them by Mrs. Samuel J. Ran-
Total Wafer power, 3,500,000 r'JL?" 1 th"inX ned.
hoi n .Mwar ' ' f fr other to-called Porous Piasters
1 BC l cr' before procuring Allcock's ; they were pcr-
T tt n r t TT . . fectly lucless. But immediately upon ap-
LURED to Death. The celebrat- plying two of Allcock's to my chest lAy
el Roland Hill startled his congrega- uo, AD d cough were at once relieved,
lion one Suuday morning bv a sham 1 .ant you to send ,,,e one dozen fortl-
illuRlration -,id h ..A. kll WKB JOHN T. INGRAM
other day I was going down the street
IT. M A
uiiu 1 saw a drove ol niers to owino-a hh's iitl, u...
, a. c. . O " ""1 .VAWA1 f
man. Uf course 1 was interested, my Bkach, N. Y., May 19, '82.
curiosity being greatlv excited, and so Allcock'b Plasters have been 1 juch
1 determined to follow I anA 8r?At mry,lcc to that I feel it
w a d t) gtjU the brieflv as oossi
lit mv ifivi.il chi.iii.i.-,i T ....... . 1. r. 1 I.. ... "-"J "a ll
, -V 6'-- om.f,.oc, j. 9u, mum 101- 01c, to induce others to use them. Mr wife
niv inn . I. .. ..I I.. I I f. . .. . . J
.w .,111! mm aiuiignter nouse. ,UI mwmj years was contineu to her bed
With some there seemed but lit 1 Ip h suffering from spinal disease. After sm-n.1
iiancy but they all finally went into '"?itLOU8and, !,,r8 in.vain cffort to
" nan uiviigm suoui, ana so i omer. in a lew uaya all pain left her
said to the man. 'Mv ft iend. how did I applied fresh plasters everv two wovk-c
you induce these pigs to follow vou ?1 the cour8e of twu months .she corn
here V 'Oh. did von t 9' -,;l,. Pc J recovered her health. At rlrt at.e
tr 1 i . T 1 , ' "V coma naraiy walk across the room: each
ITl:m. 1 1 linil .1 viJ.ni t ...... ... j 1 !? ..... . . taii
1 . . 1.. . uuo n. L vf.
icy arm
few as I
lowed
MT. VERNo
N
Imry Silt!
M. L. ARE V
Present his compliments o
aad reapeetfully solicit a ?j
tabliament. It is complete ' ?n h'
quirements of first class husinCg8 " tkfc.
HorsM, Buggies, Garri.
Wagons, ric
-jir is coxf,DEJ(t w 6 .
SATISFACTION.
I 8p,aI Pwion and favorable riJt
Boarding and keeping horses riteIW
Drovers will find uood St .n. . .
at this place. " antl
Special accommodations fr tfe.
ol Commercial Travelers
, Lee Street, Salisbury N r
3C:tf L-
Just Received
A FliESn LOT OF ASSOIiTED :
GARDEN SEEH
At fvx-T..T -L
At E.N.NISS-
A Good SLATE Given
. ... . w'
AWAY!
Anv ncrson nun-hncinir wn- .
r" """6 tl'll S tt-nHLla
KiuiU'i xt ...it. .- . "hoi
T.."Oa- .:n i. . .
" wb presented w tli .. ,
wl.lt.. "
LAMPS AND LAMP
GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
At ENNISS' Drug's
January 18, 1883.
WANTED. -Onion
Sets, at
W -"a- -
at
SCHOOL BOOKS
COST, at
ENNISS' Dm
l?tf.
Norlh Carolina Railroad,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
101 NG EAST.
I , "f " mw 'Will, UiUll
beans under day she walked a little further, and no
I v .K-.mwv.I I she is nhift tn walk- . :. . ..
; so I occasionally dropped a abla to walk five miles without fa
went along and so they fol- t,,Kne' She1stin occasionally applies the
I"Btc i" cr oacK, utit she lias beeu per
tectly well for upward of a year.
LEWIS L
me
les, and so I thought
the devir has his basket of beans un
der his arm, and he drops them as he
goes along, and what multitudes he
induces to follow him by a few beans
to an everlasting slaughter house."
1IAMMEL.
otjuh
554 Main St., Hartford, Conk.,
wo April 26, 1879.
y ill vou please send Bin an Anw-a'.
Porocs Plaster. 20 inches long by ?
inches wide, to use on my back for weak
ness of kidneys. I have worn them with
the best curative effect, far a weak side
near the heart, manv vemr far,,.;.,.. '
ed by strain and lifting in the armv. I
a..u ,h wnnous tnem; I use one about
order of the Superior p,"f ,T"i ?Te.on Belladonna
unty, I will offer at pub- Tlf R"U dtn 1 ,,kc H at aU' for ik as
itHouscinSalisburv.on ot the P"wer or rength of Allcock's
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. ii6lw BriiUKY.
Land Sale
For Partition,
Dale, A pr. 30, 1&82 No. 51. No. 43,
Daily. Daily.
Leave Charlotte.... I 4.10 a.m. 4;J
" Salisbury ...... I o.05 4 C.26 "
" High Point .. I 7.20 u IM 4
A rr. Greensboro.,.. 8.10 " 8.33 'j
Leave Greensboro. 9.30 " 910"
Arr. HiIlkoro 11.47 " 1 1 2S
" Durbain '.... J 26 " 12 08 II
"Raleigh . 1.40 p.m. J 20 AM
Lt- , " 4.06 130 A It
Arr. Goldaboro 6.30 3 50 ?
Ao. 15 Daifj except Salurdat,
Leave Greeusboro 630 p. m.
Arrive at Raleigh 2.45 p. m.
Arrive at Uoldsboro 8.00 "
NoJ51 Connects at SalUbury W. N.G.R
K.. for Aidieville and Warm Sirin it
Greenaboro with R.A D. R. K. for all wiBti
.orlb, Kant and West. via. Danville.; At
Goldaboro with W. & W.R. R. for Wilnjiij-ton.
No. 53 Connects l-8lialviirv with Wt'.
C, R. R. for ail nointa in Wpsiih' N. Carolina;
daily nt Greenaboro with R. & D. K. R.teiH
points Aorth, East and Wert.
TRAINS GOING WEST,
Date, Feb. 19, 1882.
No. 50.
Dailv.
The teachers of the State mav h
assured that Uie Univendtv Normal
School of 1883 offers extmordinarv
advantages. The corps of teachers is
very able.
John C. Scarborough, j
State Supt. Public Instruction.
Kemp P. Battlr,
Pres. of tlie University of X. C.
P-msunnt to an
Court of Rowan coun
lie sale, at the Cou
1st Monday of June, 1883. bidding to com
mence at $1,105.50, a valuable tract of land,
known as the Old Mav Place, in Prnvilrnr-.
Township, Rowan County, adjoining the
lands of Sam'l Eller, Tobias Kesler and
others, containing about
110 ACRES.
with comfortable dwelling and necessary
outbuilding. There is a good orchard on
me premLses, and good indications of gold.
TERMS : One-third cash, and the bal
ance in equal enstallmcnts at six and twelve
months, with interest fram date of sale, at
eight per cent. Title reserved until pur
chase monev is all paid.
J. SAM'L McCUBBINS, Com'r.
it
ASTERS.
A Blessing in Disguise."
SALE OK
REAL ESTATE
John M. Brown, et als, Ex-Parte.
In pursuance of an order or decree of the
Superior Court of Rowan Conntv. T tlm
commissioner appointed by the Court, will
sell at public sale at the Court House door
in the town of Salisbury. 011 Mon.iav ti
28th day of May, 1888, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit : One house anrl
lot fronting on Main street in town of CUaa
it: 1 1 r- r . .
mil, aojoinmg . . McCanlese. P R
Mauucy and George Walton, said lot: h,-
known as the Nathan Brown lot containing
one half acre, more or less. Terni t
i , - . -w
iiiiuvuuceu on uay ot sale.
J. W. RUMPLE,
23 c Commissianer.
Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bluioua attacka
poaitivelj cured with EmorVs sraSytfrLr?S
-an infallible remedy : never faila to cura the mi
obstinate, long standing case where oSnnuS
S??mz TheTarpreD
XJ0" la doabraTeT
containing no Ouinlne
therare
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a chill breaker. BanaadS n
r','c,lu'I1K no tfnpingor d
TT. 1 ! wrmn in ineir action and ham
less in all cases ; they effectually cleanse tie vI
and give new life and tone tetha S2SSSL
hold remedj they are unequaled For Ltw rw
plaint their e(jnai la not iSowi r one box wtn V?2
a wonderfnl effect on the worse eaaV ThiVI!
used ant nn. .;ih..,i ... 1 ney are
druggists Amtaa,N sent bymalijs IT
cent boxes Gmnr.v t JSy-SJW' s nd 59
484 Adelpui Stm Brooki.vn )
. .. . March 26, 1881. ' t
o family should be without Allcock's
uauuM-Mirnii tneir healing powers are
wonderful and their efficacy gf5.h,g
and lastincr Pnr vooh.. . a
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weakness, and coughs and colds. InP v
own case they afforded me almost instS
ana permanent relief. My friends consider
them an nv. . , . . j . a-v.ioiucr
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ana wnkneaa, thej hare no rqual. I hare
simulating, or to uive so muoh An.Mi ...
.staetion. Used in TconnecUon wi h Bi J
restoration te good sound health
MRS. E. TOMPKINS.
A SURE CURE FOR BURNS CUT
BRUISES AND LA1RERES8. 8
W rst Bccxet, Berks hike Co 1
W. COUld no. ki"' 23-.1:
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va L,amentM.
JULIA K.8IIAW.
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Air Line for all points in theSouili andSiui
went.
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nta s.'.iiilt ami
N. W. N. C. RAILROAD.
Going Wzst.
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. Kemersvilie
Salem
No. 50
Daily.
9 25 p m
1041 "
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n " No. 51.
Gqano West. Daily. No. 53;
. ex. Sun. DailjL.
Leave Salem 6 20 a m (510 pP .
Ar. KerneiKville 6 46 " 50 t
Ut Greensboro 7 45 SOOJa
STATE UWIVFRSI f y RAILROAC.
I am troubled
ma. U-.A 1 a . "
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1 lake Dleaauro in ,.
XU the afflicted for they have helped mJ is7!Lt Iffll Texaa, A rfcan as md the SodtlifW
T 1 J. P. BEEBEF uch,1 addreaaj A-POPE.
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v ww. 1
with neuralgij in ihe back of
cent boxes. Emory's' UaFi&ZS
Nasuiade, only 15 cents atiT
ar unit vtMt vrAu. . " . ' mmm
a "Vliri, .ica 1(JTK. a
F07 SALE BYJ. K. ENNISS.
Going Nobth
Laave Chanel Hill ....
A rriva University
SilH.
7 .30 a :
8J32am-
No. 1.
Dailr ex
Goi no South.
No. 2.
Dailr ex. Sua.
L ni vernt v.
Arrive Chapel Hill
5.40 j m
6.4.' p
?TiUman Sleeping Car without ChatfJ
On Train No. 50, New York ami Ail"?
Washingion & Danville, L,
On Train No. 52, Richmond and Pa,l
"aungion and Anguiita, Ga., via DhtiIW.
SsYTbroBirh TirLei An 1pi fireeniO1'
Kaje(h, Goldaboro, Salisbury anif'har!
and af all principal poir.W South, SouOrtfJ
"w, onii and Emsi. V r Emigranw iwjrj
1-astor M. E. Chorch Hastings. fj r', feTj 9