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SALE of LAND
.On Monday ffce 28th day of May next, I
-Will g"ll at the Court House doot in Sirlrs-
. a. ..
nury a ir.ni n
Jtf ACRES OF LAND
belonging to the estate trt Drtwitlt LttH
said land adjoins the land1 of Mrs. M. A.
Jne artd others. 7ht! Mddfrtg will be
feinffened at the m of $ J 35. :;.
Trm yi? SaIK. One third cash" (tow n
ft xovm ;rs the sale is confirmed and a credit
of s'ix griff twelve months .yilf he given ori
Hie ttthvr two-third with interest from fhy
f sale at 8 jx-r cent. . W. MAUNEY.
29:6t. Commissioner.
;f;7; your tobacco
KLUTTZ'S
Eff ODSE !
ff AR
JOHN SHEPPARD,
. . . it B - '
(Lsrfe of Pilot Warehouse, Whis.otirfN.C.)
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
, THE UGHT'RUNIHNG
'domestic;
That it is the acfcnt'rtr.edycd leader in
tUic Trade js a fact that cannot be disputed
MANY IMITATE IT,
NONE EQUAL IT!)
The Largest Armed,
The Lightest Running,
The Most Beautiful Wood-work.
AND IS WABBANTED
To be made of the beat itfrfterial.
To do any and all kinds 6r workv
To be complete .r, every respect.
FOT" sn fe hv
BERNHARDT BROS,,
Salisbury, N. C
Agents wanted in uuoccuied territory.
Address,
Jhnncsth Setting Mavlnue Co.
42:ly ""Richmond, Va.
PROMSSlOXAL CAtLVS.
&LACKMER & HENDERSON
Attorneys, Counselors
SBlJsbtffy, Hi C. ' -
Jan. 22d, '79-ff.
i. M. Mc ORRLK. T. F iLUTTZ
iflcCOKKLE fc KLVTTZ,
ATTORNEYS axd COUNSELORS
Samskuuy, X. C.
Oft.ec dh Conucil Street, opposite the
Court House
37tf
Business Manager and
AUCTIONEER.
t . Q i r
SALES EVERY DAY.
! .
Good Prices Assured.
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS TOR MAN
AND BEAST.
NO SALE, NO CHARGE !
ffe3 Insurance and Storage Free.
Liberal Cash Advancements made on
Tobacco held by us for future sale.
KIJTTZ, GASKILL & CO.
l&tf
TUTT'S
PSLLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From these sources arise three-fourths of
the diseases of the human raec. These
symptoms indicate their existence : tro ot
Appetite, Bowels costive, Siek Head
ache, f ullnexs a Iter eating, avers ion to
e xertion of body or mind, Eructation
Of food, Irritability of temper,
. m. reeling or navt 2?g a
laty, IMzxluess,Flnttciin
A fr c line of harlnc nearlected
. Flutter! neat the
Heart, Dots before the eyea.bJsrnlyeef
or-d Urine, COiVSTIPATiO.V, and do-
o Of a remedy that tuts
mandtne use of a rcraedythat ntts directly
on the 1 .i ver. As aLi ver medicine TCTT'S
PTL.L.8 have no equal. Tlicir action on the
Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing
an imparities snrougn- incse inree " i
engers of the system," producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and a vigorous bod v. TCTT'S PILLS
cause no nausea or griping nor interfere
with daily work and arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
Sold everywhere, age. Offlp.41 Murray 8t.,N.Y
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Hair ok Whiskers changed in
stantly to a Glosst Black by a single ap
plication of this Dye. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt of St.
Office , 44 Murray Street, New York.
TUTT'S MANUAL OF USEfUL RECEIPTS FREE.
Wright s Indiah vegetable Pills
k6r the
la I VE R
And 3 Moils Complaints
tie t fake. '.h'Uxx partly ve.e'tr'He: rto rip
in?;. I'liceijcU. All Druists.
V a lite of Turnips us Fvcn.
Turnips are good wholesome food
fur stock, not ?ery nutritions or fat
tening, but having an anpet t-ing ef
fect and promoting digestion. The
following tahle gives the relative food
value of the several foodstuffs named
at calculated from analyses, and will
-tie tonnd a pretty safe guide in deter
mining the practical foot value of the
same. Assuming Indian corn to be
forth sixtv-two cents per bushel of
fifty-six pounds, or 1.11 per hun
dred weight the relative value?, ac
cording to the anal vis. are as fol
lows j
f 1.11
1.13
1.08
1 51
0.98
2.08
0.32
0.26
0.24
0.22
0.17
0.15
0.12
0.11
much
wWbbbbbbbI HBpUSgkKS! nt3EimC 'mVlBl
PBRalMlssrlHnllsBa
UBSCRIBE FOil THE CRAC
LINA WATCHMAN, ON T.T
$1.50 PER YEAR.
J. 1! H oni.s BROOKE, PKES.. W. C. CO ART, SEC.
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
A Home Company,
Seeking Home Patronage.
CTP.OND,
Term Policies written on Dwellings.
Premiums parable One half cash and bal
ance in twelte months.
j. ALLEN BROWN, Agt.,
25:6m. Sallsburv, K. C.
Corn
Wheat m
Rye
Peas
Oats
Cotton sed meal
Sweet potatoes
Irish potatoes
Artichokes
Buttermilk
Cabbages or col lards
Rutabagas
Rutabaga leaves
Turnips
The list might be extended
further, bnt ire have given a number
of the ordinary and well-known
breadstuff's. It will be seen tliat tur
nips occupy a low place in the stale.
But when we consider the enormous
yield which a succes-ful cirop will
give, we find that turnips stand high
in the list. -The difncultv lies in the
fact that turnips are by no means a
certain crop less so than most of
those in the list. This i due to the
fact that the crop must make or fail
in a comparative short time, as their
period of growth is very short ; and
the season of the year at which they
are planted is usually very hot and
often too dry. Southern World.
What Wc Have Noticed.
BOOTS. SHOcS Sl CAITERS. made to
rder: Ail Worfc First Class Seventeen years F.x-
o
perienee. All Material or thcest grade, and work
done ln the latest styles
Heady made woi 1 always on baud Repairing if he tried is ulwivs vtrv f-Li-nf'ni n,.
satly and pi-omrrtlv done. Ord rs by mailpiomp I lu iwp ei CUielUi lio
That the strongest horse is general
ly placed between the shafts.
That it is belter to be good and
homely than to be pretty and bad.
That people who wear the best
clothes do not alvVavs look the lnt.
That people who boast that thev
always speak what they think have
some very bad thoughts.
lhat the man who barters health
for riches is never satisfied with the
bargain.
That learning is a powerful auxil
iary with the fool bent on displaying
his folly.
Ihat the man who could do a thing
no
ly tilled
:ly.
Wm.
StusataT. N. C
HOME ADVERTISEMENTS.
ERR CUAKiK. fc. ft. CLfcJtKKT.
CRA1GE & CLEMEWT,
Attorneys jCSt
SALISBfKV, N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
Z B. Vasce. W. H. BaiIkt.
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
"CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Practice in Supreme Cotrrl of the United
Slates, Supreme Court or 2Corlh Carolina,
Federal Courts, and Cenfir of Meeklenburjr,
Cabarrus, Union, Gsston, Kowan and David
Son. ftAOfnce, two doors east of Indepen
dence Square. 33:i f
Mm nt nt mm
COMING IN EVERY DAY AT
HARDWARE.
MP.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undt-rsi'jned at NO. 2. Granite
D. A. ATYELL.
It
nw.
Arent for the "CardwellThresher."
Salisbury, N. C, June 9th tf.
MH ! Wanted ! !
Thu attention of Fanners and the Gener
al public is called to the fact that
-
T. J, MORGAN
Has opetUffa First Class FAMILY GUO
CEUY STOUE. next door to Uhtekmer &
Taylors Hardware, where he Will keep a
full line ol lresh goods, such as Flour, Meal
Bacon, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea &v
so a fresh and complete stock of
C O F E t T I O X E ft I E & k
and Fancy Groceries.
Will pay the highest cash prices for But
cr. Eggs, Chickens, and all saleable coun
try products.
January 18, 1883. U:'im.
Malaria, Chills and FeveeTand Billions attacks
K,at.lv'.K!,.rtHl witH Kl nor"8 standard" cre P. lis
an lntaillble remedy : never falls to cure the most
Otistinate, lony standing cases where Oulnlne and
all other remedi- s bad failed. They are prenaml
expressly for malarious sections, iu double boxes
two kinds of Pills, containing a strong cathartic ami
ft chill breaker sugar-coated; containing no oninlne
Or Mercury, causing no griping or purging; they are
mild and efficient, certain in their action and harm
less In all cases ; they effectually cleanse the system
aud give new life and tone to the body. As a bouse
hold remedy they are unequaled. For Liver com
plaint their equal is not known ; one box wm have
wonderful effects. on the worse cas They are
Used and prescribed by physicians, and soul by
druggists everywhere, or sent by ui;il, 5 and so
Cent boxes. Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best
Kasmad. only 15 cents. Standard cure Co. m
ver sau Street, New Yorlc. 4ly
FOR SALE BYJ, H. ENNISS. '
NEW FURN1IURE STORE.
Main Str. Next Door to J. F. Ross.
COME TO THE IsTEW STORE
Ail pt ewytiiinn want in tie Feruitire line
At the LOWEST Prices.
to trr.
Xliat he who sees no good in hu
niaii nature is much given to self-contemplation.
Th:tt it is the same with thought as
with money the lew one has of eith
er, the more eager he is to make a
display of it
'Ifiif llio nlinfiii.r.i i.l m. ...1.4 . .
I -. . ...w iuik wt at j, i , cl; wiiu lull
ifT 11 Y 11 1 T11 P mke a flattering picture is more suc
Jji 11 -v 11 I I II I C 04ful tna he who makes a correct
likeness.
That tl ic man who is always able
to suy the right thing in the right
place is usually iu fhe right place to
say it..
That when a man tells you of a
chance to make money, he neglects to
mention the hundred or more c'lances
to lose it iu the same enterprise.
a severance from animate existence
until the next day, a plunge into sty
gian ennui whence there is no escape
except in sleep.
To get into a bed bulging in the
middle with some unknown mass and
slopping at the sides at an angle rath
er too acute tor slumber is hardly a
refuge from this stale of things.
am sure tlrat statistics of suicide or of
homicide would show that most peo
i i i . l
pie in Jamaica k h tneroseives or
their fellow-men at night ; for how
could it be otherwise ? Southern
World, Atlanta, Ga.
A West IndifMi Cleopatra and
Her Bill of Fare.
ALL MY GOODS
Were inspected in person at the Manufactories, and bought for cash nt the lowest
prices, and warranted to be of the latest styles and best quality, and will be sold as
j low as any House in the country. Come and" net
A Nice Gottaie Clamber set for oily
Fiee sets for -
Fine Walint sets, Marble Tops, only
Haaflsoie Parlor sets for
- $25.00
$30, $35, and $40
ijij
$40, $50 and $75
Cheap Beds at $3.50
Special ternia md. with country Bwrch.Bta wbo ant clicnp Boils in one dozen nml
' dozen lol. will also have on hand a full line if COFFINS CASKETS and
I 11iIpv.iL-oiv' rr.xwlo all ., t t... I... a : a.
w lonno wrua an at inv lonvsi prices ai
Disagreeable Phases of IJfe in the
West Indies.
52:lv.
R. M. DAVIS' New Store.
WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD.
OFFICE OEN. PASSBNOER AGENT,
Salisbury, N. CM October 12th, 1882
SCHEDULE.
ST.
GEO. A. EAGLE,
W. A, MOKGAX
IT,
Pass. Train
No. 8
Arrive Tu45 r m
" 4.2S
. " iUO "
" IS 54 "
U UM A M
" 10.08
' .a ;
Leave 6.9 ;
STATIONS.
Salisbury..--..
. . . . Statesvtlle ....
NewtOn
. . . . Hickory , .
....Morganton . ..
Marion.
Black Mountain .
....Ashevllle
....Warm Springs
Pigeon Kiver..
Pass. Train
Xo. 1
I.caTC 6.10 A M
Arrive 7.2S '
8.49 "
" .S5 "
" 10.43 "
" 11.49 "
" 1.53 PM
M 3.00 "
" n.44 "
" 5.4) "
s r -
Train No. 1
Connects at. Salisbury wlth.R. & D.Tt. R. from all
points North and South and from Raleigh. Connects
atstatesvllle with A. T. & o. Dlv. of C. C. A. R.
R. Connects at Warm Springs with E. Tenn.. Va
& Ga. R. R. for Morristown and points South-West.
Train No. 8
connects at Warnr Springs with E. T. Va. Ga.R.R.
from Morristown & the South-West. Connects at
8tat8vlUe Willi A. T. & O. Dlv. of C C. ft A. R. R.
and at Salisbury with R. & n. R R. for all points
North and East ana for Ratelgtt.
Through Tickets
on sale at Salisbury, Statesvtlle, AsheviUe and the
Warm Springs to ail principal ciUes.
J. E. Macinurdo,
Audr. . F. & p. Agt.
Eagle & Morgan
BLACKSMITHING AND
WagonMaking.
Wc are prepared to do any kind of
work at our Shops on Lec Street, (W. M.
Barker's Old Stand.)
SALISBURY, N. C.
HORSE SHOEING and all kinds of
Bl.-u ksinithiug done promptly and with ex
pedition. Repairing of Carriages, Ruggies
and Wagons done promptly and in rirst
class style. Painting and .hushing of fine
work will be done by W. M. Barker.
All ue ask is a trial.
Jan. 10, 1883. ig:1f
NOTICE!
JOHN F. EAGLE,
-FASHIONABLE-
BOOT
AND
SHOE
3 A. Ii Kli,
Invites yonr attention to his shop, onnosiie
aisyorsymre. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. All grades of goods made to order'
Oct. 1st, 'Slaf.
The mosquitoes were very nunier
otw und hungry ; ants in myraids
work eagerly over everything I had
the pleasure of wakino- up iu a bed
ful of them ; lizzards und flics are in
their paradise, and ihe air is flecked
l. . u i i ii .
wiin me uiiz,aru. ju tnese crea
ture! scour the earth and air in search
of their varied prey; the buzzards
dart into the water after the de
funct sting-rays ; the little shivering
cnameieous play all over the dead-
wood fences like streaks of light.
Hashing in and out with their paint
ed throats as it endowed with human
intelligence; and at night Oilier strange
things cotne with the humidity of the
dew, lamp worms, tropical moths
.4AmxA 1 a mm 4 1 . ! tl A I 1
auuiigc iiuuiuig. tilings tnai snudder
iu the tree tops aud thrill you with
their uneasy cries. The stars seem
unnaturally numerous luminous and
low ; the far night is full of strange
sounus; me iiguining trembles, all
around the edge of the sphere circle,
in a son or puospiiorescent hustena :
and there is heavy scent and exhala
tion from the sleeping gardens. The
dew will soon wet your shoulders if
you sit out in the open air; you can
almost put out your tongue and drink
it as it gathers on the velvetv air
and you are emphatically warned uot
to sit where it can saturate von. It
is surcharged with injurious influen
ces. If the day, with what one might
call its articulate, its thundering sun
shine, is silent if all the bright and
concentrated color, the inter-melting
forms of mountain and plantation, the
reverberant sea-beach with its blue
roll of endless water are silent if
the very noise of the odd city of
Kingston is a silence, what should be
said of the night ?
My heart always sank after we rose
from our seven o'clock dinner, or ev
en as we approached it; for what was
there after tne meal save an eternal
stillness aud darkness? Kings
ton has uo amusements ; hardly auv
thing that can be called a club or ea-
siua, for all its 40,000 folk. When
1 night falls, it is a sort of annihilation.
The sole voice and that was half
inarticulate of out hotel was the
voice of our hostess superintending
her domestics, alternately making it-
sell heard in nattering or thundering
accents according to the efficiency or
iiiriuuicircy n toe nonuescript ad
dressed. The negro butler was 'Mr.'
fompey j 'Mrs and 'madam flew
about among the black servants- in
grotesque confusion ; aud the singu
lar inflections of West Indian Eng
lish, barbarized by long disassocia
tion from the motherland, made the
management of the housekeeping as
it noated up to my room iu rather
too distinct accents, a real comedy.
The portly Miss B. in her ethereal
robes of white had a peculiar habit
of misplacing her h's, which made
the difficulty of a psychological aual-
ysis of her still greater ; for, though,
on the one hand, she had the greater
grinning cheeks, the monstrous mo
lars, the broad India-rubber lips, the
brown hue, the facial breadth aud
rotundity of a certain class of tvoical
Ethiopians, yet, oil the other, there
was the Cocknev accent, the A-misery
the upper inflection, the broad vocal
ization of the deuizeus of Bow Bells.
And the air of majesty with which
she swept round, conscious of her im
perial power in that house at least,
the aspect of massive virginity which
her solid frame indicated, the rolliiiir
of her great black eye as she scanned
the dinner-table critically to see that
here were a lew thou-and fly-specks
e to-day on the glass and china
han there were yesterday, made one
think of a West Indian Cleopatra
surveying her realm with conscious
satisfaction!
She had the good taste not to sit
it the table with her guests, but rest
ed lid Voluminous dimension in ..
arge chair at a distance where she
could inspect the table and see that
all was going right.
Every day the table presented some
eccentric freak or flight of gastronom
ic art ; every dqy the bewildered
guests plunged their exploring fork
into Ihe new compounds that appear
ed and withdrewMiem with new to
kens of bewilderment. There were
yarns white as t ream and flavorless
t m
as unboiled arrowroot ; gre t goblets
of cocoaiiut water, slices of fish oz
ing with strange dressing, mutton
combed in strings instead of being
carved, problematic salads having a
greenness of vitriol aud the texture
of a Georgia col lard, and now anil
then a huge prawn with goggle-eyes
boiled to hue of a lobster and look
ing strangely alive in its big dish.
The only thing on the table that
was palatable was the fruit golden
bananas, luscious pineapples in their
crinkled and moulded skins, niles of
, .
mangoes and star-apples, the great
cucumber like alligator-pear eaten as
a salad, and oranges that lighted up
the dark moms like lamps. Southern
World, Atlanta, Ga.
BRANDRETH S PIUS. MT. VERNS
. They are a vegetable tonic pntgative, ahw J 1
Lroy state! W
Iutely htfni(tMa&dti'Umttt. They
never injure the tfekest terrfafe or HV young
est child. One box is a medicine chest soc
in for a whole family. Sappose yod ktf?e
diarrhoea nature is making a great effort to
get rid of some irritating matter in the stom
ach or bowels, A dose of Brand reth's Fiifcr
removes the matter and the disease is cured.
In coslivenes one good dome of Brandreth's
Pills, M lowed by one pill every night for a
week or two, make the human machinery run
as regular u dock work . In bad colds, where
the pores of the skin are closed and the insen
sible perspiration thrownnpon the blood, pow
oning the fountains of life and fHmj? the nose
the throat and the lungs with choking mncus
seven Brandreth's Pills taken at night on a
empty stomach, will restore ihe perapiralkm
break up the cold and purge away all the wa-
1 tery secretions lhat should have passed off by
the skin. Diphtheria, a family disease and a
most dangerous one. is alinoet ira-mediately
cored by one or two doses of Brandreth's Pills,
aided by a gargle of lime water. Bhumatism,
which comes from too much aciditv or loo
much alka.inity of the system, requires noth
ing bet Brandreth's Pills and a few good
sweats to make a perfect cure.
It is marvelous bow they purify the blood.
After two doses, the effect is-see in brightness
ol the eyes and clearness of theskm. A I ? pin
pies and eruptions vanish like magic under
the influence of this purifying purgative. We
cannot stop the march of time with any medi
cine: but Brandreth' Pills will remove the
excessive lime from the system and prevent
grey hair. They improve the sight and tone
up the human body, so that the old Watt's eyes
will be undimmed and his natural force una
bated even after seventy v tar.
Best in the World.
Brandreth's Pills have stood the test of forty
five years of use by the American people
They are entirely Vegetable. They are
absolutely universal, for there is no disease
they will not cure, if taken in time. They are
safe for infants and adults. They aim to ac
complish three things .-first, to purify the blood;
second, to cleanse and regulate the stomach
and.bowels; third, to stimulate the kidneys
and liver and purge away the ashes of ihe sys
tem and diseased matters of the body. By pur
ging wi.h these Pills constantly, a new body
can be built up from fresh, healthy food iu a
ew months. In this way, gout anil rheuma
tism, ulcers and fever sores cn be eradicated
in a few weeks. The worst cases of dyspepsia
and costiveness can be cured by taking one or
two pills every niht for a month. In cases of
twenty years' standing, gentlemen have been
cured by taking one pill a night for a year.
Brandreth's Pills give to the human body, no
matter how worn or decayed, the recuperative
powers of yoifth. In their act ion, they imitate
the rapid changes of the youthful body. We
all wish to die of old age. A hundred years is
the natural limit of life, which can only be
reached by purging and purification.
In general debility, nervous tremor, and
mental depression Brandreth's Pills have a
marvelous effect. They have won the confi
dence of millions in all parts of the civilized
world. C'onslitutionsshakeri by long residence
in unwholesome climates,ur by sedentary hab.
its, are wonderfully renovated by a course of
this extraordinary medicine, which, powerful
as is its action on the whole system, is perfect
ly harmless to the tenderest frame. The Pills
are compased of rare balsams, without ihe ad.
mixture of a grain of any mineral whatever, or ol
any oilier deleteiious substance, They operate
uirecnv, powerfully, and beneficially upon the
whole mass of blood ; nor Can we question the
iaui wnen we see inuigesuon cured, liver com
plaints arrested, the oppressed lungs brough
into liealthlid play, and every physical func
tion renewed and strengthened by their agency
Present his compliments to tK
and 1 jrespeetfully sottcit a trial
tahlsuncnt. It is complete .. I'M
ouiieinents of first class badness T
Horses, Buggies, CarriaJ,
,vUUi), wagons; &Ct
MK. IS minnnw.
. . . i i . i ,. in.. . .
8.-MSKAOTInx M
pecFI proTe,ii ami rv i
Boafding and kevpfi? hor fU
Drafters will Sml ,',
atlhfe ph.ee. T n" u W
bpecial accomodations for iKb1
ol Commercial Travelers. e f
or I8tret.S.isbnrv,X
ust Received
A FRESH LOT OF-ASSORTFj)
GARDEN SEEn
At EX.MSS- !,,
A Good SLATE Given
away:
Any person purchasing '!(,. -L ij
ot aCUlCllK'S, vv-. at F'
lh-iv Store will be prcscmi,! with
slate.
LAMPS AND LAMP
GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
At J5JSMSS' DrngSU,
Januarv l.s mm.
WANTED. --Oni
Sets, at
j- ENNISS' Ml
I0D
SCHOOL BOOKS al
COST, at
ENNISS'
frtf.
Bnr M
i
North Carolina Railroad,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS (iOINXi EAST.
Dale, Apr. oO, lsS2
New Oi lcans has now a deeper har
bor than New York. The White
Star and Gttion lines dare not load
their vessels above twenty-six feet,
while the French line stops at twenty-four
feet. At New Orleans vessels
drawing twenty-six feet of water have
no difficulty or delay in getting to sea.
Priming ToBACCo.-Remove the
lower leaves of the plant to the height
of five or six iujehes from the ground;
these are removed for two reasons:
First, if allowed to remain, they" will
be made worthless by coming in con
tact with the soil. Second, to improve
the quality of the remaining leaves,
as in topping. Do not commence pri
ming until the principal part of your
topping is done;, then continue it reg
ularly, and save every leaf with as
much care as if it were gold. Though
light in weight, you will get some as
fine tobacco from these primings as
any in your crop, and it is simply fol
ly to throw them) away. Ex.
Insects on Fruit Trees. Take
especial pains to destroy all eggs
found upon branches and trunks of
fruit trees. Examine the ends of tin-
smaller twigs for eggs of the ientat-
l . I . 1 1 I a 1 l l M tiHM mm .1 f 1 I
ui,n"" uiiiy reauiiv oe seen
before the leaves appear, in the forn.
of broad rings glued upon the branches
Sc. ape off all dead bark from the
trunu ana large limbs and wash with
i strong solution of soft soap. Bark
scale is a most destructive insect in
many sections oP the country, and if
only a few young trees are effected, it
III t tl a . .
wm oe oesi 10 dig tnem out root and
branch, burn them, aud set others in
their place.
Letter from a Gentlemen Ninety Years
Old. Long Life from Use of Brand
reth's Pills.
Prairie duCuiex, Wis., Feb. 11, 1882.
1 am in Ihe ninetieth year of my eatrhiy
pilgrimage, and before passing to another, and
l irusi, a oeiier worlU, 1 wish to bear leslimo
mm. mm 4 t ! . . . mm Z A lfll .1 1 , , ,
ii iu incgic.iv vinuesoi Draiwireiu nils as a
household remedy. They are the best blood
puritiers and cleansers ol the stomach and bow
els in the world. 1 have raised a family of 10
cniiuren, ueen oiesseU with three wives.and mv
lamily experience reaches over seventy years.
t or over lorty-hve years I have known and
oeneveu in uranUretirs Fills. They have
cured me of indigestion, costiveness, dyspeima-
I .!. e. I . f r i ', J K '
iiiu me iciuuicsui my lamiiy nave lounu them
invaluable at all times. I also wish to sav
that I have found Allcock's Porous Plas
ters very useful in breast pains, backache
and weak muscles.
Alfred BauxsoM, A.M., D.D.
FOR SALE OR RENT!
Three plantations for Sale or Rph a
ply to John C. Miller, four miles north
west of Salisbury, N. C. Terms mad t
suit purchasers.
CURE OF NEU&ALOIA.
Taken as a "Forlorn Hope'Brandr eth's
rills fiectia .Magical Cure. Small
Pox Cured.
Schenck Ave., East New York, April 12, 1880.
I most cordially give mv testimony na i
rmt . r. .". ..
me greai vaiue oi oranureth's Fills, verified
by eighteen years' experience in my mother's
(the late Mrs, Dr. Geo M Browne) family and
my own. They were al first taken as a "for
lorn hope," for the cure of a verv u..
aNeuralma of several v ears' at.n.i;.. .in
patient being completely prostrated by disease
and the excessive use of opium, taken to dead
en the pain (by advice of her physician ) The
eflects were almost magical; in one month she
was able to be up and walk around free I v, and
the disease has never returned. My mother
was also cured of an attack of Inflamatoiy
Khumatism by the same means. About six
years ago I was taken with what appeared to
be a bad cold, but in a short time, symtoms of
confluent hruall Pox were developed, causing
us much alarm. I determined to try Brand
reth's Pills as a remedy, and their efficacy was
soon apparent. I was well inueh sooner than
was expected, and without receiving a single
mark or trouble of any kind. Itis"roy &m
belief, judging from the severity of the case,
that had I gone through the regular routine
prescribed by physicians, I should have died
I know of many other instances of the value
of Brandreth's Pills in disease and sickness
which I will be happy lo give to any one who'
will apply to me.
Mrs. E. St. Johx.
USED THIRTY YEARS.
COULD NOT GET ALONG WITHOUT BRAND
RETH'S PILLS IN THE HOU8E.
84 Morton Street, New York City, Mar. 1, 1880.
I have used Brandreth s Pills for over thh tv
rs. 1 am a gat aufrVror r... ul.
IvUHJa.
Leave Charlotte
T Salisbury
f High Point..
A f f . ( i reengboro ....
Leave (J reensboror-
Arr. Hillsboro.
Durham
f iUleigh
Lv. "
Arr. Groldslioro
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9.30 " 9 10 "
11.47 " 11 i'
120 " 1'IWU
1.40 p.m.
4.0o ' 130 A U
6.30 30 "
Ko. 15 Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greeusboro 6 30 p. in".
Arrive at Haleigh 2.43 p. m.
Arrive at Uoldsboro 8.00 "
No. 51 Gonneels at Salisbury W. fXl
n.. lor Asiievjile and Warm lpp
Greensboro with R.& D. IJ. U. for al
Aorth, Ivast and West, via. Dimwit. H
Goldsboro with ?. & W.K. K. for Vfilsiitl
ton.
So. 53 Connects at Salisbury witb W.f
C, K. K. for all pointsin Western X.tirolw;
daily at Greensboro with R. & 1). K. B. fof
points North, East and West.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Dale, Feb. 19,-1882.
No. 50.
Dailv.
Leave Goldsboro .
.Arrive Raleigh ..
Leave "
Arrive Durham ...
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Aif LiTie for all points in lite ISoii l i a4d iswaj
west
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& A.R.R. with allpoints Sou t!i ami
N. W.N. C RAILROAD.
Goiso WesV. No 50
Daily.
Lv. Greensboro- 9 25 pm
Ar. Kernersville 1041"
" Salem r 11 10 "
j No. 51.
Going West. Daily.
; ex. Sun.
Leave Salem 620 a m
Ar. KernersvilTe 6 40 "
" Greensboro 7 45 "
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li)25
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STATE UWIVERSlfY RAILJO1-'
Going North
Lesiye Chapel Hill ....
Arrive Liiu versi ty
Going South.
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7.30 a ija
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Pnllmfkn ftloonincr Pare without P
m .i niu uu wavvMXU vnid ,f , .
On Train No. ou, New York and AUH-
ashington & Danville, , un
On Train No ii3 Rielimond anti v-v
fr
yen
t .am WlianafeA. T mKrnmM f .
j V. , . . 11 1 iaie one or two
uusei., wine.! give me immediate relief. I also
. 1 1.
.vasningion ana Augusta, ua., -'- k
Through Tickets
on saleatGngjg
iabary and qh 2
k . . .... ...i-Sdui
... -.a..,:,,, wun winch I mmwmi est.Hrtli nnI Ki
also troublel, and they always give me rell
I could uot get along wiihoul vonr pills in n
house.
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