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IxsuitRKCTioJf. There van quite a big
Cumberland Countt Fair. TImj Fay-
excitement at Ooykiof, Vii., on the tfth, ! ctteville Observer, extra, of the 9th
gro ing out I of a iuiuore'1 iuaarrcetiou
NO LMIJKIL, 15, Its&J. iy movement on the part of the negroes.
Tlte tMw8 bibkc out between 10 nnu 11
udoek at night. In a very few minutes
all the white men were around aod arm
ed tlteuiselvHjor the conflict. Mounted
ftrmitM were sent out in ail directions for
s Vatk k pusi rto.
The Ealeigb Cfoouicle ivewrds the be
guiling of a new and highly promising
(iiulJWrnt on the part of bantu men of
thai city to have a grand State JSxpusi
rou at Ka high next year. The recent
ilnre of the Sta Fair under the aas
j icies of the State Agricultural Assia
ruMi ha had the good "effect of arousing
..d classes of business iyeu at the capital,
. t . m. t ..... ' , . 1 1 1 1 . 1 i . i it (.nt I 1 1 r
iiiu I nef caiee iwgcuici i p" n.i..0 ,
aid luid thefouudutioii of a new audnore
promising enterprise, so-. that we way ex
pect the most soeeiil and gmtifying
soeultAw
in-
atauMjives an interesting account of the
Fail , of which, we can only present the
following :
This has lecn a day in the history of
the Cumberland County Fair, of which
the Sciefy and especially its Mauagers
may be proud. The entries had increaa-
this morning to 800. 1 lie secretary iounu
Information and discovery, and all to no j it difficult to estimate the number of vis-
ioes could be Ito,g present, urn u was greater wuwi 101
many yeai
pai pose, except that no Jiegi
found. -
A similar abirni broke out in South
ampton comity, which led to similar ac
tion on the part of the whites, with pie-
Am! the following as affbrdiug a glimpse
of the good old market town of the State :
Faykttkvili.k bt Gaslight. The
shop windows of Fayetteville have pre-
Bubolakies in Statksville. We
ioarn from a citizen of Statesville, here
mi Monday, that tliat town was visited
last Saturday night by burglars who did
Hp one street pretty effectually, having
entered something less than a dozen
houses. They confined their operations
to private houses, making no attempt on
stores. A gentleman was up at 5 o'clock
iu the morning looking at his watch for
Tic time, and ruse at 3 to find his watch
gone. A negro woman nursing a babe
saw a man enter the room and walk to
i he dressing Ciise andTake away articles
from it but supposed it was the man of
the uvuae and said nothing. In another
justanee the drawers af a bureau were
carried out into tho back yard and rifled
of valuables. f
gtrange to say the scamps got no mon
ey of consequence, a preacher of the town
being the only man who kept his
lucre" lying around loose. No exeite
;nent was created by the foray, but it did
Dot break out until next day, when citi
zens began to talk and compare notes.
Now they are up and on guard ; and sus
picious characters are promptly met and
required to
themselves.
cisely similar results nothing of a flight- gy,,, u brilliant sight at night during
ful nature discovered. this Fair week. The merchants of the
low ii ex hi it as much tasto in the dis-
. j . . play of cootls as m the selection ot iheiu
tremenuous negro iusurr.cuu.i scu. throngs of passers on the pavements
tne year JOvK or oo. ai umi niuo wo i nare stopped to enjoy tlie result ot then
had neither railroads nor telegraphs. 1 he skill in this leganl.
news was carried by mounted messen-
Snvannah Xeirs; It would re interest-1
iug to compare the number of people in
England who Uav been killed by dyna-
mite explosions with tlie number who
have suffered by explosions of gas in the
coal pits. The latter outnumber the
former ten to one. Yet the question of
providing for their safety does not occupy
the attention of the British govern insiit
one minute, probably because there is no
grounds tor making political capital out
of it.
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gers, who travelled far ahead of mail
coaches and post boys. They spread the
alarming news with wondeiful rapidity;
and it rolled ou through North aud South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama aud Louis-
Negro Rale Federal Taxation.
In his editorial correspondence, Mr.
R. K. Drvan writes to his paper, the
Hirtnrv Pi-p.-a :ih follows :
A (ieiilora ile state of affairs exists in
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lana, arousing ine peopie io arms wiieio- Mecklei burg countv, V irgiuia, if we may
ever it penetrated. It reached Salisbury credit the correspondent of the New
about 8 oVloek at oiffht. bv a messensrer York Sun at Kichinond. I he negro ele
from Davidson comity. He halted lis pent largely preuom nates in SiecH.en
I 111 II' n 111 I IIH llll Illlll INI I III IIIII 111 I X IJ"!
foaming steed at erery corner of our ig M1Mlilitted to ueuro uiaeistrates. "Ne-
Main street land shouted at the top of his! gro mobs have forcibly taken i colored
voice, "To arms ! to arms J J to arms ! ! J prisoners charged with crime from officers
1 iti m ::...,. ui ine law. nue men oiuceisoi ine mn
, , . , . , . . . ' aud conservators of tlie peace have beeu
..nu just iumicu mi" wvii 0 v.j troiitcd with conteniut aud stricken dowu
was worse than a hie alarm. Capt. Hen- bv these mobs for no other offense than
Albany, Nov. 8. The Evening Jour
nal says Gen. Can's majority is. over
19,000, and there is little doubt that the
Democratic candidates for the remaining
offices are elected by majorities rauging
between 10,000 and 14.000. The changes
in the Assembly make the composition
73 Republicans and 55 Democrats.
Liverpool, Nov. 8. The Mercury
says that the dividend to the creditors of
Morris liauger, cotton broker will be very
small. Thirty of tlie largest cotton firms
in the city have given their assent to the
scheme of fortnightly settlements. The
payments of October contracts are pro
ceeding rapidly.
rv Giles, Wtu. Hughes, Hop,
Craige, Ham. C. Jones, officers and mem
hers of the Salisbury Blues," Dr. Ashe
bel Smith, Dr,Alex.Long, Dan Cress, 01d'
Frank Piukstou, and many others now
filthv "WUe' were fuspcnwtt8 actors m prepar
ing to resist the colored host, which was
represented as marching on us 700 strong
by these
Burton that of endeavoring to arrest their riotous
proceedings aud to assert in a proper
manner the supremacy of the law." This
is what the white people of lrginia
have been brought to bv Mahoueism.
Wherever Justices of the Peace are elec
ted bj- the voters you will hear of similar
scenes enacted iu Halifax, Edgecombe,
Bertie and many other eastern counties
of our State. We once had negro justices
eive a straight account of
; Straxgk Find. A chap who had a
fancy for brandy and had heard a tradi
tion to the effect that when General Tay
lor evacuated Laredo, Mexico, during the
Mexican war, Htfie was a quautity of
brandy buried iu the? 'vicinity of their en
campment, went"out recently to search
for it; and strange to say., actually found
ten two gallou jugs filled with 37 year
old brandy. Of course he and his coui
rads got gloriously druuk they did u
the free liquor."
with wonderful celerity. The messenger in this county (Pender). Theu stealing
represented that they had struck Lexiug- was the principal occupation of many
ton in the afternoon, were probably at vot1e' Hogs catlle chickens, turkeys,
1 J and the products ol tlie iai in were stolen,
that very moment making their passage aild it was aJino8t impossible to punish
The 75th meridian of time is likely to
become the standard for all the railroads
n tho northern and eastern States. A
delegation of Railroad men waited on the
Mayor of Baltimore a few days ago, re
questing that the city would adopt that
standard as a iweaus of simplifying time
reckonings, tus present Greenwick stan
dard being more complicated. The ques
tion will probably come before the city
Couucil. The change wilj make Balti
more time G minutes 28 seconds faster
than at present, which will hp iu exact
agreement with 11. Ii. time.
Afraid of a Uksclk. A telegram
dated at Washington, Nov. 0th, says,
Gen. Longstreet, I nited States Marshal,
. lias made a requisition ou the depart of
Justice for authority to appoint an addi
; lional force of guards to accompany tho
recntly convicted K uklux risoiers from
Atlanta, Ga., to the Albany, N. Y. Peni
tcntiaryj where they are to to con lined.
ie does this because of fears of a rescue
of the prisoners.
Fire: There was a distressing loss of
property at Shenandoah, Pa., ou the 13th,
and the loss of life and personal injuries,
though not numerous, were the cause of
great sorrow. Two or three deaths re
sulted from fright and injuries. Two
bundled houecs were destroyed and five
huudred families rendered homeless, Loss
estimated at $050,000 with only about
.$11)0,000 covered by insurance.
acioss the yaUkjn river. 1 he drum was
soon ringing a call ou tho Court House
hill ; the women were crying, aud with
their children, flying to the Court House
where beds were brought aud the little
ones stowed away. The men were hurry
ing with guns, swords and light horse
pistols, to form iu ranks. It was coufus
ion of the wildest sort for a while. But
in the course of half an hour mounted
armed scouts were sent toall points on the
Yadkin where it was possible for the ene
my, to cross rand as they came iu from
time to time ami reported "all quiet
along the Yadkin" "narry negro to be
seen," the night wore away without the
fire of a guu with one exception : Mich
ael Brown's carriage driver broke the
rule "don t show yourselves on the
streets" poked his head out at a back
gate to see What was going on aud some
one fired at him. At the return of broad
day light it was ascertained that the
danger was uot near so imminent as was
supposed. Scouts went beyond the river
into Duvjdsoi) county, aud in the course
the thieves. Whenever a warrant was
issued to search for stolen goods the
thieves having the property were noti
fied of tlie impending search aud had
time to remove the stolen goods. I trust
we shall never have a return of such a
mockery of justice.
Butler Satisfied.
Washington, Nov. 12. J. F. Allen,
deputy collector of Internal revenue, re
ports to the commissioner that he has
just returned to Greensboro, N. C, from
a raid through the counties of Randolph,
Montgomery, Moore and Chatham where
he captured 0 blockade distilleries aud
destroyed 7,000 gallqus of beer.
m-.io i an
Wholesale Emmigrati-.N. A large
party of people from jttewan county
passed through the city night before last,
etl route to Dallas, Texas,! where they go
to locate. They passed through in a
special car that was attached to tlie train
as it arrived at China Grove. There
were forty-five souls in the party, which
consisted of nine families and quite a
uuuibev of young men, all of whom were
recognized as thrifty, well -to-do citizens
of Bow an. This is emigration on a
wholesale plan, though nothing more can
be expected but that they will be feund
coining back in the course of a eouplo of
years, or as soon as they can make
money enough to come back on. That's
tho rule with all who emigrate from
North Carolina. Charlotte Observer.
A Characteristic Letter From the Tetrks-
bttry Statesmen.
The subscriber offers for rent a Storehouse
and Warehouse, at Third Creek Statior.
The property is new and in good condition
and well situated for business. Apply to
JOHN CAKSON.
Third Creek, Nov. 10th, 1883. 4:4t.pd.
SALE OF LAND!
On Monday the 3d of December,
1883, I will sell to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door in the tOwn of Salis
bury, at the hour of 12 M., a tract of land
known as the Polly Hartman land, it being
the same devised ty the said Poily Hart
man to Solomon Ketchey and others, near
the lands of Jacob Yost, Win. Safrit and
others, containing 140 acres, more or less,
being and situated in the township of Li-
faker. This is a valuable tract of land, well
located, and within a few miles of Salis
burv. TERMS of sale : One half cash ; the oth
er within six months from date of sale.
The deferred payment to be secured by
bond and good security. By order of the
Superior Court of Rowan.
A. W. KLUTTZ, Com'r.
Nov. 3d, 1883. lm
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
-A.t A-nqtion.
I will sell to the highest bidder (if not
privately sold before) on the 26th Novem
ber next, at the door of the Court-House,
all my real estate in Salisbury, to wit: My
fine new brick storehouse, my brick Dwell
ing House and lot, comprising every nccts-
sary convenience lor a lamny: ami one
vacant building lot 80x400 feet, and three
other building lots 100x400 feet each.
Terms made to suit the purchasers.
R. RJ CRAWFORD.
Oct. 24th '83. 3:1m.
W1TTK0WSKY & BARUd
CHARLOTTE, N.G.
Pittsburg, Nov. 8. The Commercial
Gazette this evening telegraphed General
1. if. liutler tor his views on the result
in Massachusetts aud asking for his pro
gramme lor the future. I he following
characteristic reply was received :
1 o the editors of the Pittsburg Commer
cial Gazette: An answer to vour questions
is easy as to the cause of tlie result in
Massachusetts. Last year I had one hun
dred and thirty-four thousand votes. The
largest vote ever polled was in the Gar-
held election of 1880. Garfield received
105,000; Hancock, 112,000; 227,000. This
year the vote is 3jltS,UUO, ot which 1
have 152,000. This enormous increase
increase beeu caused bv the freest
use of money, fraud and corruption of
of the morning broach t news that the "'y opponents. More votes have been
enemvhadnot vet reached Lexington . cast tml" wiH hv 1 ilJ tI,e "t'Xt presidential
; - j tw - T o
year. 1 He ,UUO or y.OUO plurality of my
opponent was more than lost iu the city
of Boston. Massachusetts is, therefore,
surely Democratic if I make another
State canvass without further gain. When
a man has increased the Democratic vote
from 112.000 to 152.000 in threo venrs. is
bloody minded negro in Southampton there any need of an answer to what mv
county, named Nat. Turner, had killed programme will bet lam pleased with
somobodv, and with several confederates ,,,e1 ,e8nltf 'ia1 tM have my Vote than
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would then be said that Massachusetts is
and by audjby the mail coach came with
still more gratifying news. In the course
of a week or ten days it was satisfactori
ly settled that the whole thing was little
more than a big scare. An unruly and
had left their homes and started out
swearing terrible vengeance against the
white folks iu general.
A similar scene was, we think, enacted
iu Concord, Charlotte, aud perhaps at
many other points south, as the news
reached them all in advance of the mails.
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" Afteh 24 Years. The Morgantou
Mountaineer relates the circiimstauccs of
the murder of John McCall, in Burke
county, by a man named John Twiggs,
in 1859. Twiggs was couyicted and sen
tenced to be hanged. But while awaiting
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ine uuui issue, escaped jail, tie was re
cently arrested in Carter county, Teuu.,
: where he has a large family,and is now in
Rutherford jail awaiting proceedings in
t hie case. What will thev be.
There are: ouly two married couples
in the United States that have lived to
gether 75 years, One of these is Joseph
Poster, of Westerlo, Albany county, N.
Y., who is ninety years and seven
mouths old. His wife, of tlie same place,
still livihg, is 95 years old, but is insane.
a Republican State. She has a large re
serve vote which in a Presidential elec
tion Wll come out. Now, we have had
tin m all out and measured them, and in4
the next Presidential elections, with judi
cious platforms aud a popular nomination,
at least we should keep all the Republi
can men and money in Mnachusett to
take care of Butior instead of sending
both into Ohio and Indiana to corrupt
those States. Bexj. F. Bltlku.
The Danville Riot.
; There was a terrible gale about Toron
to, iu Canada, on the night of the 11th
jnstant. Uiurch spires and chimneys
were blown down, mills and houses un
roofed, fences prostrated, trees torn up,
fcc, &c. It was ; cconipanied by light
ning, thunder aud a feat ful fall of Jm)l
V e8seljs ere wrecked on lake Erie.
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Dri Zukertort, the German champion
chess player, played simnltaueomdy 12
games, blindfold, Saturday evening at
. the rooms of the Manhatjen Chess Club,
N. Y. By the simple power of bis won
orful memory he kept an accurate ac
. . oiintof erery move on the 12 boards,
f u '' .od eottld at any stage of the game jell
P jhe exact position of the pieces.
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Geitner's Steam Tannery, in Hickory,
v :f. , as we learn from the Piedmont Frets,
., ;i very considerable establishment, occu
-'" s j "yihg a building neatly 100 feet long and
f ' jf wo stories high- They have 80 vats
! jthe number and buildings to be increased
flutif fully eqnaj U He lequiremeuts of a
ft - arge business.
pt
flcv. J. NVH. SummenJI and Rev. A.
I .' J,,-Crawford were iec ived from Concord
i'resbyUMy sm niiwbei o Ov.ut'ge Pres
I ytejy, 'o.v. 8th,
Two prisoners in jail at Comanche,
Texas, were forcibly dragged out by a
mob of disguised men on the 11th, and
hung. The crime charged against them
is not stated.
Three men were blown to atoms at
New Orleans on Tuerday by the explo
sion of a steam boiler.
A iavilur named Jas. Truxhill, was
hung iu Rein tuck, j by a mob, after he
had been identified by his victim.
Mrs. Anna M. Giceuc, celebrated her
one hundrel)i birth day at Newport, R. I.
Thursday.
Rev. T. 0 Thurston was insfalled pai.
tor of Hie Presbyterian dhurch in Hicko
ry, Nov. 5th,
Eliiabeth City Paleoo, (Deni )
This protective tarriff which is so dear
to Judge Pool cost the people of this coun
try last year at least $1,250,000, or say
$X:o tor each mau, woman and child in
the United States. Calculating upon this
basis the 17,000 people of the Fi'rkt Con
gressional District last year paid out the
magnificent sifm f $ 4,25O(0bHj on account
of this protective tariff. Of this amount
the Government received about $850,000,
and where did the balance of $3,150,000
got Into the packets of the '"protected"
manufacturing corporations! Is this right J
Is it just f Is it fajr thai Hid people of this
district should contribute $3,U0O,00 an
nually for the sole purpose of euricliiug
coi porate monopolies f
In the neiteneraj Congressionol elec
tion in North Carolina aud iu the Na
tional erection next year, the State Chro
nicle thinks tlie Democracy can do do
better than to take this as a model. It is
the right line to fight ou.
As a purifier, Ayer's Sarsaparllla acts directly and
promptly. A logle bottle uiu pryve tSFdmUr
Many UwonumIs of people are yearly saved troui
duueious levtis o luc ext-rcfee oi a UtUe tLiie y
care iu ,ropt:v cieansiinf Ue sjstem by the Suae ot
Danville, Va., Nov. 10. At a large
meeting of citizens held this morning res
olutions were offered and adopted setting
forth that lu view ot tlie. gross mis-state
ments concerning the not of the 3rd iust.
which are being circulated through por
tions of the press, it is deemed advisable
to appoint a committee of forty w ho shall
inquire into all the facts and prepare for
publication a true and full statement of
the causes aud circumstances leading to
the disturbance, and also a statement of
the conduct of the white people from the
occurrence of the riot to the closing of
polls ou the 6th iust.
The resolutions also give thanks to the
people iu the cities and towns of Virgin
ia, North Carolina and Maryland who, iu
public meetings, have expressed sympa
thy for the white people of Danville uu
der the circumstances referre'i to.
First' Presbyterian Church Steeple.
The architect eiii ployed by the building
committee of the First Presbyterian
church, has completed his drawings tor
the new steeple and the design has been
accepted. Beyond all doubt, it will be
the handsomest steeple iu the South.
The old steeple was IGJ feet high, but
the new one is to be 15 feet, twenty
five feet higher than the old one. It is to
have windows all the way to the top and
is to be covered with slate, which will lie
Ciippedjvith galvanized iron ornaments.
The architect's plans call for tapered
timbers 40 feet long, and these will have
to be procured at Wilmington, as there
are no saw mills in his section of the
State capable of furnishing such tim
ber. The work of building tlie steeple
will not be commenced until next spring,
Charlotte Observer.
The other day a grocer sold an old far
mer a gallon of tar through mistake for
molasses. After discovering the mistake
he waited to hear some complaint, but
hearing none, wrote to the old fellow,
who replies as fallows: "Much obliged
for the c'reckshun, but it come too late,
as all of the stuff is done sopped up.
Wife she 'lowed that tllar was sutliin
outen tix with the 'lasses j but I 'lowed
she must be pregedist."
The first Shockly apple ever grown
was produced near Pendejigrass, Ga. The
first free came from a seedling and was
planted over seventy years ago. The
old parent tree still stands, and there are
thousands and thousands of young trees
all over tho South, annually producing
millions of bushels of the best apples
grown. The seed from which ting tree
grew was planted by Mr. C. M. Shockly,
seventy years ago. The old man is still
living, and this year raised seven water
melons from one seed, weighing from fif
teen to forty pounds each.
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MENTS TO PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING
THEIR TRADING BY MAIL.
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
IS SO ARRANGED THAT "SHOPPING"
BY MAIL IS RENDERED EASIER AND
IS OFTEN MORE SATISFACTORILY
DONE THAN IN PERSON.
LETTERS OF INQUIRY ARE
PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO. SAM
PLES SENT, AND ESTIMATES
GIVEN. WE GUARANTEE SATIS
FACTION DELIVER PACKAGES FOR
OVER TEN DOLLARS IN AMOUNT,
FREE OF EXPRESS OR MAIL
CHARGES,
The Last of the Late Midland.
We see it stated that an injunction was
granted in New York, by Judge Barrett
iu the Supreme Court at chambers, in the
suit brought by W. E. Denny, as treasur
er of the Midland North Carolina Rail
road Company, against Wuj. J- Best, its
president, restraining the sheriff from
parting with the possession of certain
hooks of the company which it is alleged
Best illegally obtained and retained posf
session of until they passed into the cus
tody of the sheriff. It is claimed by the
plaintiff that about $17,000 has beeu
misappropriated by s uiie pursuit and that
the books iu question may reveal who
that person is. Ex.
The Democratic people without regard
to class or condition should turn out to
their township conventions next year and
have a say from tho humbliest to the
highest, as to who shall represent them
and all agree to abide by the choice of
the majority fairly and freely polled. So
begin to stir them up. The people must
turn out. They are the masters. But
if they stick at home aud let only a few
men do their thinkiug then the wily
politicians are the niasteis. Milton
Chroniele.
Mr. Tilden is accused now of bringing
about the defeat of Butler in Massachu
setts for the simple reason that he was
anxious to remove him from tho field of
Presidential- candidates. It is singula!
that nobody has discovered the hand of
Mr. Tilden in the trouble between France
and China, and yet it is said that he
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Keeps two agem iii louquiu ami is in
regular correspondence with the Colonel
who commands, the Black Flags.
WE KEEP EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEEDED TO CLOTHE MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, LADIES, MISS
ES AND CHILDREN, INCLUDIMG A
COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND
MISSES" UNDERWEAR, AND HAVE
THE BEST DRESS-MAKING ESTAB
LISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
SEND US A TRIAL ORDER.
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH.
FALL AND WINTER
OF
1883.
NEW-GOODS
ARE COMING IN EVERY DAY,
-AND-
GIL
John Bostian, Thos. B. Marsh, Frank Youno;
David G-askill, or any of us
Ml A 1 A.
win raKe greai pleasure yQU
THE LARGEST,
Lovliest, Most Stylish and Completest Stock of good
GOODS to be found in Salisbury.
Truly,
J. D. GASJvILI,
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Fnrnitnfl! Tlfialp.r Upholsterer
AND UNDERTAKER"
Ml WALNUT SPITS, i
Cottage Suits,2Q,25ani$3fl
PARLOR SUITS, 35 to $100
CHEAP BEDS, $2.50. FIHE LINE OF CARPETS.
Sewinsr MachinesWeed and Hartford.
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vaaabe
leal Estate
Washington, Nov. 12. The wcaiher
turned intensely cobl lat night, anil a
fieice gale prevailed all over tlie North
ern States and Canada, cold and wiud
being particularly severe on tbe lakes.
Snow two inches deep (ell at some points
in Canada, and to a less depth in the
State of $ew York and on the south
shores of the Jakes. A number of vessels
were wrecked on Jake Erie, one near
Rochester is ashore aud the enli.e crew
is missing. Several others are anchored
near the same place showing siguaU of
distress, but no one can get. to them. At
Troy, N. Y.. snw fell and several hnild
i'iti were unrooted aud otherwise daiuaf-
ed.
State of North Carolina,
Rowan County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
J. B. Lameh Against Ritdtord C. Bailey.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Criart that the defendant, Radford C. Bai
ley, is a non-resident of this State: It is
ordered that publication be made in the
"Carolina Watchman,'? for six successive
weeks notifying the said Radford C. Bailey
to be and appear before the Judge of our
Superior Court, at a com t to be held at the
Court House in Salisbury on the nth Mon
day after the 4th in March, 1834, and answer
the complaint which will be deposited in
the oflice the Clerk of the Superior Court
of said county, w ithin t !:e first three d-ys
ot said term. And the said Radford C.
Bailey is farther notified that a warrant of
attachment, in said action has been issued
against his property for the recovery of five
hundred dollars and interest, and has been
levied by the Sheriff of Davie County upon
the said defcudsirtrs "individual interest in
A. J 1.'J ,1 I 1 . l C 1 .
two nunareu acre i mnn lormeny tne j acre about 3 mi,es from Salisbury, on the
property of Santord and Emi y Bailey and j w N C R R, which has in cultivation about
adjoining ine lanos .,, oamuei and L-oleman I 50 acre3 ot ag ood bottom land as can be
f OR SALE.
milfc. stioscriocr Having determined to
change his business will sell on easv
terms some of the most valuable property
in and adjoining the town of Salisbury, viz:
The House and Improvements
where I now reside house of bric k with 10
rooms 18 feet square, well finished : two
brick out-houses with two rooms each, used
C ok room and smoke-house and dwelling;
also, fine brick dairy good barns and other
buildings: good garden and an orchard of
nice fruits containing froui 8 to 10 acres ot
land all in good condition.
Also, two houses and lots iq Salisbury
and about thirty good building bits of one
aere each, or any size to suit the purchaser
These lots are as well located as any in the
town.
I will also sell two or three small farms
of from 25to 100 acres within 1$ miles ot
Read Proof ofwoitel Cures
Charleston. S. C, July 22, 1SS3.
Dk. J. B. Kendall & Co., Dear Sirs: I purchased
at Louisville, Ky., a very line Died colt, and la ship
ping lie got his nock badly hurtou the outside ot the
joint which caused It to swell three or tour times
the natural size, which niaue una very lame. 1 men
a great many lltdmeuts which tilled to benefit the
lnlured part. At last when disgusted, and le.uly to
give up the eoltasrulnM. I happened to see your ad
vertisement 01 "hen.iau s waster ana spavin c ure,
and thought I would give it a trial, I lirst applied
the "Blister" to the Iwk widen by this time hau
calloused, and to my surprise found It worked like a
charm. In twenty-four hours the part t: it w.is
hard became soft and tho lameness began to leave.
I then got some of "Kendall's Spavin Cure" and ap
plied it according 10 directions, which Ins made a
perfect cure, anil the colt is now -is sound as any
horse alive. I merely write this letter 10 you. as 1
think it a duty I owe 10 you, and also for the good
of the public at large.
m foregoing statement l will nnuhivu, to, and
can also have i ae s inn- verified by the b"st horse
men in our city who saw the colt before and alter
treatment. Very Bespectfuliy,
12 Chapel St. John Ii, AUNOLD.
Belmont N". II., July 2- 1SS3.
Dr. n.J. Krlall .1- Co., Geuts: It is with the
greatest pleasure that I wish to say to you that I
have useu your "Keiui iit s spavin cure- wun ine
very best results, having entirely cured a horse af
flicted with splint, also another that had a spavin.
The cure found to be permanent. I have used it In
many other cases ana nnl tuat it does all claim tor
it either for man or beast. Pkok. J. 1. Cilley.
Galveston, Texas. July 18, 1SS3.
Dr. n. J. Ke.id ill .t- Co. : I hereby certify to hav
ing used "Kendall's Spavin Cure" on a valuable
horse for a curb with entire success and take pleas
ure in recommending it in all confidence.
11. KOSENBEKG.
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KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Modesto, Cat , Aug. 9th, 1S82.
Ii. J. Ki whin & Co., Gent .' Before coining to this
coast, and while at. home. In Lougmeadow, Mass., I
had occasion to observe the benefits resulting from
the use of your Kendall's spavin Cure. My brother
had a young horse which developed a bone spavin
which he cured and at the same time removed the
enlargement. A Mr. A. K. Mathews also cured a
valuable stallion of a spavin, as well as another ac
quaintance by the name of B. Combs, both of which
came under my personal observation, being In my
own town, and a gentleman wlih whom 1 was well
acquainted, and in tne interest or the horsemen in
this vicinity I offer this rny experience.
r Hespectfully yoqrs, Jaxes Qcinn.
North Carolina, RoiaiCiilj.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT,
October ;!!, 1883 '
HANNAH DOUGHERTY, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
4 n 1 i 1 1 , ...
aou vji niisiev nnu nusiiami. m.
Qrinudey ; Elizabeth llii ks-and
husband; Win. Hicks; Andrew By
ard, Mary Millsaps. Caroline Har
met and husband, Sain'l Unmet ; &
Eliza Byard, heirs-at-law of Eliza
licth MeBryde,dee'd.; Tims Benton
McBryde and Elizabeth TJ. Mc-
Bryde, heirs-at-law of James Me- V
jiryne, ttec eased ; the heirs-at-hrw
(names unknown) of John Mc
Bryde, dee'd:; the Heirs at law of
Wm. MeBrjdedec'd., viz: Rachel
McBryde, Susan HeBr de it others
(names unknown ;) and the hiirs
at law (names unknown) of Thos.
McBryde, deceased. DeleDdants. J
It appearing tothe satisfaction of tit
Court that Andrew Byard, Mary Mills.
Caroline Harriet and husband, Sam'llu
et; Eliza Byard, Thos. B. MrBrjde, ni
Elizabeth H. McBryde ; the heirs at-lar
(names unknown) of John-McBryde, deed;
the heirs at-law of Win. McBryde. dfc'i
viz: Rachel McBryde and Susan McBni
and others, names unknown : and thehei
at-law (names unknown) of Thos. McBryfc
dcc'tL,-are non-residents of this State: S
is hereby ordered that publication 1ciin4
in the Carolina Watchman, a weekly nr
paper published in the town of Salisbon.
tor six successive w eeks, -notifying tfceako"
named non resident defendants to bend
uppearoit the office of the Clerk nf the Si
peri or Court of Rowan county at the CR
House in Salisbury, on Monday the 3dd
of December, 183, and answer or denuf
to the petition which has been filed mm
above entitled action ; and it tlicy fait I
to a.iswcr or demur, the Plaintiff will app
to the Court for the relief demanded it
said petition. Jons M. Hop!!
51:Ct Clerkk S. C. BMP!
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Colton, Cal., Oct. 3rd, 1882.
B. J. Kendall J: Co. .-While In the employ of C. C.
Uastlngs, the well known horseman, of San rran--clsco.
In the year ending isso, we had a young horse
two years old that contracted a bone spavin and
seeing your liniment known as Kendall's Spavih
Cure advertised, upon my own responsibility I com
meneed using it and within thirty days from that
time and after having used only 1 hree bottles the
spavin was removed entirely, and there fore I natur
ally h ive the utmost confluence In Its merits. I do
not hesitate to recommend it to all who havoeca-
Ision to use the medicine and should any one desire
to comer with me 1 shalljie glad to answer any com
munlcatlon relailng to the case in question.
Itespectfully yours, John Koadman.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. All Drug
gists have it or can get t for you, or it will be sent
to any address on receipt of pnVebvlhenroprtetors.
Dk. B. J. Krndall & Co., Euosbargh Falls, Vt.
SHERFF'S TAX NOTICE.
I will meet the Tax Payers of
county, at the following times "and pl
for the Diirnose ofcollectih the State
Conntv tax for the vear 1883.
The law is rigid ami- JJ ax 1'aven '
earnestly reouested to meet in the towwhifj
and settle their taxes. I will make hM1!
round, as the law requires no more.
UttBlty, at Rice A Bally's store, MoDdartjj
SOLD B Y A LL DIl UG GIS TS.
35:ly
BA00IN0 & TIES !
GiNNEits will note that I now have on
hand and will continue to receive through
the season, in order to furnish ALL, Bair
Jlinjr and three different kind of Ties, that
I will sell at very close prices. Orders by
mail filled promptly. Truly,
50:1
J. D. GASKILL.
in
Scotch Irish,
Steel,
Mt. Ula,
Mt. Vernon,
Davis store.
Tuesday
wedaewr -
near
Dr. Houston old Place. ThWWHL ,
At well. fit ( 'i)lem:in rrKiaj .
do. Enochville. Saturday
China (Jrove,
I ltaker.
Koocnviiie, cmmmm ,i
China (Jrove, Mow ,,1
Bostlan's x Itoads, Tuadaf y
t4i 11111 - 1. 'I nni u lfiPSOlij
wa lllil, i-rni - , k
do. at Kob t Miller s. Tnursday eveplnf ( (
to ten o.doek ii 81
Providence, at Hatter Shops, Friday, itp- t
Salisbury, court House, Saturday ;,j
Kranklln, " FratiKlin AcaUemy, vg .
Locke. " OibsonX - Tueattaj
Scotch Irish, ' Uowah Mlils WeilnewW -
c. c. KR1OE5.3J
of Howan County
50: 4 w
NOTICE!
T!.. ..1 I C,.,-nr nf thtStfl!
1 nc icmai uiuiuui r ,1
holders of the Western North Cam1 I
Hail Road Comnanv will take pw.
ci;.!.,. v r, f,irth Wedn
in November, 1883, it bcinj,' the 28th o.
the ii: 1 ni tli
a i Fuu iv Sec'v A-Trf1
Salisbury, N. 0., Oct. 10, 183.-61
TO FiRHi;R I
The subscription price of the Watchman
is only 81.50. with Kendall's hfolf A
the Courthouse. Also, one farm of 182 Tietise on the Horse," free to every sub-
. .k..t Ol mlloti fWm I :1 . 1. . ell I lT
Foster, Nathan Hain'inc and others, situat
ed in Davie county, on the waters of Dutch
man Creek.' and that said wnirant of at
titehment is returnable on the l)th Monday
after the 4tli Monday of j Brpttiuber, 1883.
at the Curt IIoije in Sa'.i-lmry,
JJ M. tliRAH,
i:w Clerk ij V. Uowaa Co.
found in the county. Also several valuable
GOLD MINING PROPERTIES.
For information in regard to the property
or invself, I refer to Messrs. Luke Black mer.
M. L Holmes, S. H. Witey J J S McCub
bins, senior.
S. R. HARRISON.
November l 1S83. 2m
Administrator's Notice !
Those persons bavins claims against the
estate of T. W. LowEjty. dee'd, are hereby
notified to present the same to me fofipay
ment on or before tho ftth day of October,
1884, or this notice will le piead in bar of
recovery. 8. H. WILEY, Adin'r.
O.-t. 4th, 1883. lm
MORGAN'S CIGAR STAND
Dp yen Smoke? Chew? CrUi
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t ' i . t eeci stoc k 01 au iuc.-k ,
ant it tla rwwimliKi nnp nf the Bhf r
... g'mu. . . UAUllt1 wu fm
dows of Davjs' Furniture store. Call and
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can smt vou rr a. t. t
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