CA
L,
,AUG. 18.1885.
Hnn n'dieS h t j i -n I- xl.
HmSon rates of the Car0ia 23d of gw ) J
B .
Select School. Attention is called
to the advertisement of Miss Caldwell,
to be found in another column. That
lady's wide experience and faithful
work are too well known nere to re
quire comment. Her school for young
l . i m i .in xi.
and one that will be fruitful of.trouhle NEGRO EDUCATION.
for a long time. Should this building Editor of the Watchman :
be allowed Jo go up, there will beno You wtll that arrangements have
end to applications for the construction Wn made to r the colon, peo-
of r.hpan shoTis. shanfipa nnrl sVipds
The board cannot afford to make this
1U- i : . . Tall till "J
-....m me v - .i en
" . . . .1 A r, .o k I ..III
pAld-lii .. , g ,
;;aoiVdl2no'8:
IK)
2.50
If the "calico front"' business house
in town was a horse. John Robinson.
the veteran circus man, would pay a
. . n . mi .1
. -ulnffiu' I" ti.taart sit i C 1 1 I ln 1 J I
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" . . i i . Ml" I lA. , . , ,1 X . m'ntv A- 1 1 T f 1 . 1
H - . Vnntts L U" UU IUUUU MIC UUK XX
SfXfP8 - more naint gentlemen.
exception, evn if it were legal for iu to any school WM gire
, i r. . . i . . o T ninrp. The an in that will come
tnem 10 gram sucn permission wunoui " . , , V.T t
Z -. -.7V- . x &t..... .-Ill I,,. ..i.r- mniill lllnrn tlmn I WV LU
first repealing the law. Bat there is 10 - Monte omerv conntv in both
no occasion for arguing this print, the M estimated io j.nr.rt.c.e. act.y 5?iSSSSnS
matter in hand, the thing that inter- how ranch cannot be aeierminea. me , i- - -o
lO Miss Jennie Caldwell,
la I 'si . 1 1 " i .
rt rr w-i ill. xi) v
P'T-riw 'Collew, Will H.
ffTrPrPi'dent. - X.
ff. Hi -4 ' I TV -.-
B I ,.,!! A I I'. 1 liiVVW V I A Va-MV-AV -v-m. V VW J 1 O
IffTf the Musical Department.
t- l I it ' 1 . - A I ' . J - .
Normal. Prof. J. M. Weatherly,
recent nrincinal of theSalisburv Graded
bchool, will open a JNormai acnopi at
at Jamestown Denot. on Ausrust dlst.
z-Ji - . - -1 , " , ,
Miss Ida Kagsdale who graauatea
with the highest honors at Salem
MINING DEPARTMENT.
k
been made to secure for the colored peo-
pte of District No. 27, every coat they
i T. K. BRCNKB. RICH'D. SAMK8, JR., M. B.
" MANAGERS.
Geo. Merrill, Esq., of New York
city, is here this week. He is on his
the "Briehr and "Oohir
ests directly the business of the town is 1 advantages in this new arrangement are
WABEH0USB
A
not all on the side of the wnites.
A a tlm onlnrod Tmnnle trill na longer
This begins to look like net school money from the whites, so
tor an immense traae m
the fact that a
FOURTH
is to be built
leaf this fall, hvery encouragement is
being given to tne inessrs. nannms. it
is hoped that they will not insist on
the site selected, but will be content to
build elsewhere in the town, or to put
up a substantial brick building. This
they will no longer owe them gratitade
on that score. So they will no longer be
contracting a debt (of gratitude) which
tiey "Were not trjiug to pay.
! Hereafter whatever is done for their
race will be done by it, and it alone will
wrf a band has been improvised
is on dutv today at the
ncnic in juocKsviiic.
Prof. Hamilton's school, at Yadkin
Mineral Springs, Stanly county, open
ed on the 3d instant, under very favor-
able auspicies. Miss Albright, 01 Greens-
,a 4-1 oL At I deserve the praise for it
any rate, build the house-make it lire A the blte n0 lou8er con
nronf and PnpnnrficrA the nrvirineer to mese iuijun, b iiicj u iuBci ac
1 ! 1 J.,. 4.1 -. 1 i. I rlirKt to dintntA hntr tllAV sllilll ItO PIDn-
"to" " j - 1
W ImP M.
bring his leaf to this market.
The "B. T. Coggins Mine" in Mont
gomery county has been sold to an
English syndicate for $30,000.
The old stamps which had been
thrown aside At the Russell mine in
Montgomery county, are being re
placed.
Hoover Hill has paid three divi
dends this year of three shillings per
snare each, or about o cents, ims
is very encouraging. The stock is
only quoted at $1.75 a share in Lon
don.
MARRIED.
On th 11th i nst'. at the residence of
the brido's mother, by Rev. J. Rumple,
-. m . I
D.D.. Mr. Wni. S. Frsr, ot ayeitevine,
V. f nd Miss ILit tie V. Gordon, dansh-
ter ot tfie late Chas. Gordon of this plaee
DIED.
A BARGAIN. -A first class 60 .hoW
powers engine, mil iutm -?9j
tliorouli repair. tor sale at a haraiu..
Burner, Eatues & Co. 'Salisbury, N C.
1 ' '" JT
Wnir Parents Pkar. Many persons
especially parents object to many quack
nostrums aa likely toengencrer or encuurBgc
a lov for strong dnnic. j ncy are rigm.;
Better die of disease than of drunkenness.'
Tbe use of Parker's Tonicloes not involve?
son of H. A. and M. L. Bernhardt, aged
about three years.
SALISBURY MARKET.
Aug 13, 1885.
tem, scaring all ailments of the stomacn,
HverJand kidneys, but it stimulates with
out intosicating and absolutely cures the
appetite for liquor. '
WASHED-OUT HAIR. There is a sort of
. 1 . . i. : .u u .
Corn, freelv, at 7500j Meal, 8000 j pallid, cnaiKy complexion w u
' ' . I elUtfeU a "washed out complexion." It i
Wheat, 90100; Flour per sack, $2.25
ft2.35: Western bulk meats, 810; Lard,
elistlcall a "washed out complexion." it is;
ghastly enough, and no mistake. Washed i
.TifAmU i.ninn.il m nurt colored hair'
. . mBr m .. 1 i - l.Af I -'l . m. - - m...U.aa anil llrtol a nlliVlV .
IHA imi . Knur rnru 1 1 myn ill : tin tin: ihhii. la aimfwr t h n'liuiBifv uu uiui.uvmv. ...
lvuyiTi iv. i m... " 7 - r" ... S
0434. R,,tter1..fta2l. Esss. 08: Hay, 30 Parkers Hair Balsart wiii restore your.
" " - - ,.,:, ;fD ,; rn nr. whatever it was :
uai( iu ivo "! ,
brofrc, auborn or blacK, wny wcamioM
on four head, when you may easily have
livqly, shining lrar.
T 4Tdd Tin Mooora I4onVina liava ft. Ri if tllA colored T)eOl)le think it
UA tLu. iiit n Aiunnviuo uu i v i
concluded to build on the site chosen, best for themselves to have a fine school Superintendent Freschville of the
ana to maite n 01 iron iron siues anu uouse, at tno sacnoce oi wng mw oi Honvpr Hill finlri
aiiu liTr nrm 7 nuxi uuu siucs aim uouse, ut tira mwiumj vi ci mo hoover rllll (jrOld nil
iron roof. This settles the question in school for the present, our race has no Colorado with
the most satisfactory manner. Proper- rjgnt to interfere. capitalists it is report
tv owners adiacent are content, the
mines is on on a
some English
rnrtd tn makfi an
Auy iuterference now by the whites examination of some mining property
Ifr. Ill IM rvIl71ItU.U UIAJICCUST- I - r v J 7 I A V JULC LClClltd HU im "mo I r.( hi UM 111 N ti I11J11111L1 Ull'UCI I
i. . nna boro, where she graduated with distinc- Commissioners do not compromise 1 wouiti be an acknowledgement that we lout there. During his absence the
ery nanuauu rrlZTrv tkn, is in charge of the departments of themselves oy esiaoiisnmg an awKwara f d eouipetition with them in a fair mines are in charge of Mr. Hart,
fectea m uaK urove vemcucij ; noinfin rr I oreceoent and tne town cets tne new I l- t r mm
nemory ox ine iai u. - . Warehouse.
. -o-
lot of Tobacco seeds
F. J. M.
HERRING 3IIXE.
The Countv Commissioners on the
iueTs " -datjon of the Sanitary Com-
' . J - ' 11 v-.- i rc-x -wm-k WTi 11 T t O 1 OU1 1 1 W rl I"
v .1 l . . w..,.t h ?S?S Hill V. I . Will (UC UU11 ti CI
j.a into, all the way irom bwhui- , - . ?. ibl.
mp - 'o , ... - unir tot- r.nM u im i i r it i . aiiv
The Watchman approves most hear-!
Pn.Te.-sTVi ncpnt firs in Greens- tilv all that has been done bv the Com- countv. is being worked on the "tribute
veil- boro and Concord have been exceeding- mittee. It is just what this paper has plan,' that is, the miners extract the
i lie v rfpstmp.t.ivft. mnrh more so than ndvoca
40: rodder, Q000: Shucks, 00 ; Bran,
30 ; Potatoes, Irish, for table 304&00 ; for
planting $1 1.25: Sweet potatoes 8I1(KM
Peas,125g(Xh Oats, 3540;Tallow.6; Dry'
Hides, 10: Rabbit fui-s, 0000 cts per
dozen; Mink skins, 0000.
Cotton, ready sales at 10 cts for good
middling highest 10.
Tobacco, sales every day and prices
satisfactory.
Poultry, in steady demand, but prices having
4 Little Gold was gpet. MrBf A. v
Clatk, of Atlanta, 5aM in speakingf $480
in gold, desires to say to thereaders of this
paper, that the whole ofbove amount was r
sJnt in a fruitless effort in finding relief
from a terrible Blood Poison affecting bis I
boflv, limbs andosc presenting ugly run-
niaff ulcers He is now sound and well,
EI? - s
moderate.
wo
ted
Aug 4, 1885.
Oar Philadelphia market are coj
overv week.
Philadelphia MARKETEvans Bros.,
large Produce Commission Merchants, 56
North Water streetPhiladelphia, report
the following city markets: Eggs, Vir
ginia aud Southern, 1213, Live poul
try 1213 cts. per pound; dressed 0000;
turkeys 0000, according to quality;
rn cured bv the most speedy and
Irfni remedv ever before known, and
rtv wlio niftv need a Blood
liiwiv-i-'iv" I''
PiiriH-r will 1-Rrn from him that three hot- :
ties of B. B. B. restored his appetite, Sealed f. n
all ulcers, relieved his kidneys, and added
twenty-one pounds to his weight in thirty
days.
- i '
PBIHTIM& OFFICE !
X -
T
Anv one desiring to purchase a complete"
J - . i T Vr . ia. A T..K I
tllV Ul 1.1 fl 1IVIUI1UI, vwvw I I ' '
put tne people m mose tonus w miaxjv- gnucu sp "V" 1"" - "" "". turkeys uouu, accoraiug ro qoaiuy , ; -- - . ftnd Job
fng about some suitable and effective vault of Wen it would be of no con- successfully, and in large quantities, it lcU8 15g18. gcese ooOO.-Live cattle 1? te,:
is. method for the protection of theirprop- cerh to the white people, so long as must prove a lucrative business. g . Uve5iG.p0tatoes: Early anftob type, press, cases, etc., suf-fi-
. t i -a a. r A.nt KafA lAiinti'i' rTTio Will IU1 I
Li Kixpn aniUSinST ineniaeivca uy ... . , I i4. 1 1, UQ K- cnctainoH ortTicf ramivn
jUjj new names xor some - TnTiiss Street, be-1 This is a matter of great importance The correspondent should have no
tween Sackson and Fnlton. The cul- to our citizens They are not aware of fear of interference on the part ot the
r 0 . 1 vorfc is not as wide as the pavement, and the fact, or if they are, they do not whites. Nowhere in the South, to the
I E Kestlef will remove his Bar U -x a for throwing people.- seem to be alarmed at the utter help- writers knowledge, has there been any
rn Jk : nf ana mills 1:4.4.1 1 , v.,i
tne yux iici w , 1 il u tic uuy 11. m
. fhp room recently vacateuji,,-! Snndnv ni
i.mmnvfl 1 Llic x. uo vi.
u Jne 0re. m P11 ""fr8" Rose, choice, per bush., 0000; Burbauks,; ficicnt-ior a first rate country office, will do
hble quantities so that the7 naf saf e- ; Peari well by writing at once for terms, ard
Mammoth, 0000. Cheese: N. Y. Facto-
. - . m M 1. Of
ry, choice uet; lairto goou, loa
0G07 ; parf
KERR.
The readers of this column will U Peun.ylrania full cream
sample-sheets.
34:31
Address,
Watchman Offc.
Salisbury, N. C.
ip- writers Knowieuge, uas uiere uccu auj 1 ne reaaers oi, tnis coiuniii win ue Mn. , . ftlrtll j
In interference of any kind, on the part pained to learn of the death of Prof, skims, fancy 40o; full skims, 0ili.-
i.: ! nriul Fruits? Annies, evanorateu. 18
PATENTS
SUSS attended to?
Loper,
New Store. Mr.
Institute is moviniz 1 Winston, has moved here arid has
1ST 4 :':iJ ill I10 wArt in hand. I tori f ho Imvor fnr m fhft Holmps
. ne ico"""! - i r , v . 11 tt .1 fhayo o Tint tAn tppt, or nose nt ior use. imtenerence woum ue au acKuuwieuucr-itne countrv. nis service 10 xortu noacnes, pareu, f.im..u.
u-Tf u i-u ha mnru- in nnnn. tori rno in wot tirnrA in T.np. nramm v v, . -1 . .. -i . . . 1 r j . . ... - ... s.
Jnnff mceiYi wiu v ; . -r . -" - . 1 ... ri f v.o kvftlr and land Av truck. While ment ot tear in a lair race cannot De re- Carolina has been of the most valuable diced 7a9: uupared halves, new, oc
: t t: n kiia Toannurv n 111 1 wrrtr rvr i iin rM.ruwi. wiiith in mmm w T 1 . ii -
1 ..a t 1 1 J v.t 1 1 ill id r n n - - ra 1 1 n i.ii .v i. uv; u 1 uoAaiuvju iai au4 v n v 1 w . 1 11 , 1 1 i n 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1
-v
come to grow
1 rnu:
... 1 u rv. 111s
Oalast Saturday an unusually large faith outside in our railroad schemes and
M 1 J . - . . . . 1 11-. lH Ilk . .
, I 1 I I V 11. VI. IV , .... .W ;
I'Dan mow
or r,; irm 9.
cnanre ; and
"32-,- 7 'l ( lf " ( 1 100 uu.n. -
!.-ii! -rn .ro t th Postmaster, the Sunt. OT
mahov . misr niv and tn offlelals ot the U. 0. rav- . . s - s
norated 10(al4: pears, tentomcc. For circular, advice, terra and refers , j
.loi.uiu jyit, M-oafnolnif.iipnts in vour own State or county. . !
write to u.p.snuw uu.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 1?C.
V ot lul Inn -
nmuci vi- t x x . . 1 1 ri out Lrruwiutr luuattu maincti.
j T4 noj o Wrtiir. mo nrst aav lhul
ran. iu ti c-j iw. v 1 n
Iwhave teen auie auaic uwm a
i for some time.
Shall ourtieonle wait until a fire has competition with any inferior race
T . r 11 i x x o I
aam burned down tneir oest property r
ut r nr . " n loaf Or shall steps be taken to prepare now
"Rowan Rifle Guards. Un last . r , win. iu,,.
m v . 1 . .I .111 x iior an emergency r tt im a. xc ...vu-
Tuesday night, there was held a meet- dollars cisterns could be sunk, and
1 1 .n thn ovnr i nmno wnicn rui 1 ... . ; . r
I 1 xxai 111 viiv auu 7 " HrtvocinnWAr PTlOTTlfl 11
: mnrovements are Deing ted in the orcanizatioa ot a auiitary j sct ; ,i 4.i,a.r
I .. . . . mi. 1 1 -T. 4-U . ' . .1 t,rt S 11 If II L MlCllillXl W vaaavr..
. 1 . 1, ..iwuirj t 1 1 1' iv .1 1 1. iiii ii. 1 . . 1 m 1 . . . . . 1 . , ... . , nn rno "n i in 'i rii w ' . .
bi ij 11 iiiu uvw. , iiiiM iitaxx uu kt auv n ii 1 1 1 1 iu....v,i -.-r nncA nnn
n 1 L .. J J- J f I a . .. mi 1 1 1 IiIlIULlliXI t lilUUOaUU a- ,
School Committee.
svstematicallv arransred.
The minmar men ot the fetate wiu teei
this loss most keenly. Prof. Kerr,
alwavs ?enerous with his scientific at
tainments, was an ever ready and faith-
! rall f dn man and Vina effective here. It requires too many to to any sucn equaiitv us is 1 r . . "J preciatea Dy a iew. nis scieutuic wu o18: plums, B; raapoerriea, o ie
up with the unew Salis- handle it. When all the appliances are the word "competition sigmtyin was carefully performed and there- poUDd.-Feathers, choice geese 4850
, .vL.a a,, 4U ;a amo rone over, there remains nothing that ability to compete. His estimate of cord of the greater part of it is most Hide.drv. ioail. Honey in euinbilO
t Ollllll L 11(1 L UH. 1 V. Xfc7 JVU1V I U ' . . 1 - 1 .-"l -1 r- L . I a a 11 I ' W
in our railroad schemes and of any service. W hat is .to be done." Anglo baxon oram piace in .iar auu sytrtemaly arranged. Ui i , beeswax ?830.
Tlie Committee met on Aug. 1st at the Uui help to the miner. Attention is
call of the Mayor. All present except called to notices of his death elsewhere
Salisbury Totao Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. J. HAKXfbtB,
PROPK1ETOR KI-UTTZ'S WAREUODSK.
The walk o the c
-rndirinn. A I n:xi- n J " rpi
f:l UlllCe 13 X1U " I AVUMJ U U ill 1X3. 1UC1C taac tni.uuj-
jnr walk is being made opposite tne eight names on the roll. Capt. Theo.
Imp resiaeuce ot xu. xnxxxxx-,x, waaa. . aj-Ker vvestroixit grauuute tuiu j
I Mar and Fulton Streets. Armv OfiicerY was unanimously choser
are twenty-
through a thousand feet of hose, and
I sixty feet from the end of the noz-
7 nmi d hp mirchasetl. ims
I CJlVs VWMAVK ''
Messrs. Bernbardt and Wiley.
Arrangements were made for paying
the part now due on the enlargement of
the white Graded School House.
: in this paper.
u.v,, r ... I i xi u; nun
scheme has been suggested by one Qo motioQ of Mr Murdoch, it was nnani
. ' mi nik of the most practical men in uie tuwu, . . lv d.
am They will have a meeting d he xm be glad to Vat bis C
to opinio from the various LtUt S
captain. They will have a meeting
. .. Ti Li. I . UViloTr Tir-hf nf t.hl WPPt nt, thP
Tea tons of gold quartz ore, worm xuu, u.6u. v. T have brief opinions from tne various
ki$10 to $15 per ton has been used Mayor s office, when others desirous of -0! the place on this im
fcrepainng -. the street and side walk joining may be present. portant subject.
( n .-B r 1 X IX ....... a. r. I
tmvr tht nassenirer uepoi-. xt witn namx-i
EC 3blppient but as the freight was 1
om mittee will cause a
careful estimate to be made of what sura
is contributed to tlie State and County
LaWnHiin funds bv the colored popula
tion of District 27 and will draw it out
- Ii,.iib t 111 (hiTi'i-t'iifp
i ior iiicii uu, uui "in '
Pebsoxal. Mrs. and Miss Jjyeny, between this and the sum allotted to them
T1..., Atthit f-rr fy. !.,-. fii rn yd Stll
iui jinpiiii.iit j v o - . I x xlr. uu iLuua iui uixc xuuuit vj- .-'i.
rf.repaKl.thas been doomea to ln.S isbury certainly is foyoraliIe There - the 6f Brt f E..ti, in lu, Conn.,
i fate. A he a rpasniinh ft hone that at least a I , .. l , , 1 A i ,,,1 t,. 1... rlnrnwl to the
portion of the Yadkin Railroad will
-Those he built within a year. Ten miles of
lWfttuwr'8 hands to bo returned to tne
Educatiou fuud.
2. This Committee pledges itself to try
Granville's Copper Mines. The Rnys
ter mice is being worked very success
fully by a Pennsylvania stock company.
Tur iir nranarini? to enlarire their
m a o -
operations by increaseng the machinery.
They have snuk a shaft 90 feet, 60 feet of
which is thought to be solid copper ore.
The average assay of the ore is 45 per
cent. As the depth of the shaft increases
the ore becomes more valuable. Experts
value this property at several million
dollars. The Copper World Mining Com
Mfcuv are using the latest and most im-
Lugs, common dark
medium red
Leaf, common short green.
" good ' red
" med. hllers
" tine '
Smokers, common to medium
" cood u
4 'to C
5to 81
3 to
7 to 9
8lto 12
10!to 16
6 to 10
12hto 16
15 to 25
15 to 20
20 to SO
30 to 50
.50 to 70
tht
net
Mrs. W. L. Kluttz
-. -r tt tt 1 tt ci rt : re
ElcUESlbN to Asheville. Those be built within a year. Ten mileaot Mr.Jaa n .u;m2 2 Vmmx Ueepieo ges proved machinery. Later developments
ing a j pleasure trip to the moun- road would mean a great deal to the ficer, Tinted his fathers family here g jHtTDlJ whe mines to be richer than was at
lO 6n F xi i x... a tiiUI n.nmmib miipb juv fbi wppk. He is stationed at Knox- 27. every cent which tnej pay 01 iuuub nv urewiuc
mm see in mis paper tue 4mc -"rT 1 T which go, or by law should go, to the pur. fir8t anticipated.
a Mr. .1 . H. VV est, one 01 tne most tmiy. iue ppwu wv ,xxxt, a.. pose of educatiou. mine
EMh : ' J- ' X ' Xl. - L?ll 1 .;,,o fnv o W11H OTlH film thlSl . -t r - II. L.11.. 1 ,..01. I "
Miss Lottie Mock has gone to ape
M fine
VV rappers, common
" medium
M fine
u fancy
"VTorlrpt nrtivp.
Breaks have been quite full for tlie past
week, with a slight decline in common
erades. while all desirable goods are-Tak-
eu at full quotations.
. The mortVSDoimlM Week ly newww
Qdevoted to BCienee, mechanics. WggMtg; ;
eoveries, inventions and patents ever Pu'hd.
Information which no person should "r
Dopnlarity of the Scixirnnc America Jtu M
Its circulation I
If. .1,11 rnmVii
JinDS. CHJitt l' 1111 .
lit tiers. o. i wwowajio. i. . fc.T'mik
ATENTS.rier
mmmhbhmb f0re tne patent um,
and hare prepared more than 0n Hljr
r countries. va. "TTtfTJ JSa
rights. .Aasicnment.. and all other paper,
for Becnr ne to inventors their ncnta in tne
United States, Canada, 'J
Germany and other foreyrn M."WV. WW
at short notice ana on re.mm.i... ..r.,i.
Information as to obU.ninjf Ptents ch "jrfn'V
iriven without charge. Hand-boota of MM
fion sent free. Patents obtained ttogJM
sa a Co. are noticed in iuo IZ",, Vw5im. ill
irv ...n.... .nch notice is well understood by U
" r . . . Ml.nl. a
Mn8wbo wisn to oimww ,
' ArfflNms MUNN 4 CO., Offlce o C !. nxxu
SSI Broadway. Kew York.
11
i
a nr. . . n. vv est, one ol tne uawat-j uyikj. j-uc t"i"v vi , , TTf
Imnlnr itriviirciAnisfe in fhp State. 1 ar anxious for a road, and turn this
-yuiua Wvu.oWu.o, ... " m' W y . -.T 1 . X IVI 1SS LltJlllt' ilLU
1s.T;n will Wvp Sivlishnrv Thurs-lwav once more for an outlet. iow ier , Xt t .
1 Auo -B7th this day two weeks. thereof onr citizens who are so much J" to the colored people, the Committee are operating proncao.v. ay . t0
" concerned about the town's. growth and Miss Lizzie McCorkle is visitingMiss postpones bni.diug -til ut year aad t0 add eonsiderab y o th.ir hrnery a 8t
.T X a it. will be better Knowu one veui
hence than now what funds will belong
The Harris copper
. . . it a i r:ii:
mine, wincii anjoins uie ceieu.n.vu uiui
mine, is owned by an Ohio company, who
ar nnprsitini? nrofitablv. Thev intend
vonnr noet of the town, thus welfare, takebld-put their shoulders Julia Clement, at Mocksville, Ni G.
L Jti- ,er i x xi ii u- fcn thft wheel. Here are two ranroaa T TT n .... xi Tno
.1 . Xl .. t., t -m r- T7- XT. . T
t nere any marrow in wie uunca wi. t,xxc i Kev. Ii. Mctvinnon, tne new new - - nM.lv
thp time to take! j x .'ot,' ntpd dents of the town whether temporally
Uillivcxoi ax t") ..v.. 1 (leHl, UL lrt V movu uuiivv, i, l Mnoci-c
hold. Either of these railroads would meeting in the Presbyterian absent or not, and no others. Messrs.
. " .v mi j : I tt u..i.ao onri mispi1m h vre au-
likummer monody :
tlie kikerak liackered on a hollow
. - log,
nnaEMrwank trlazzered on a stnmn.
Pfiizlevtiz squazzled at a y alter dog,
pkikj the fuzzlewuz sat his hump."
therefore orders the bids to be declined,
the bill for the plan to be paid.
The date for taking the Census was
changed to August 3d. It was determine
l . . v . . l. 1 1 i All ol .
-. tt. i r : ..( i int t ip uensui snai oe 01 ai nm-
a i ii... r in ti airr f I cs I i vi. v.,,v -
o onrlr il.ir. All three of these mines
till a s j
are yielding a rich harvest to their own-
IS. Willi a Orient. lUlluo mvovvm
Oxorr? Torchlight.
Glad to know it, but are not your
fisures extravagant.
uuiu. xjiiiiv. va vwwv 1 prayer luccuu m aw.
give the business of the place an impe- curch here last Thursday evenin
x x. J- . cmia f Via ilava wVmn 1
LUS 11UU Mill VY XX oxxxtc uxav J " x , ,
i I ir T "ill. lolnnH ia in
Jut. liittie, oj. jiasoj xsiauu, w "
rlu wh itpd canvass on caravans of four
at x l v iXL3 .it txxv; iixuuiii t ciuuii "" " , . , .,
rtnfawlr with 70 nt thp Rnvdpn horse wagons used to enliven the land- city
tli ! . . . . , J , , I ii : x mJ iliafonf morfs 1
mans a total ot zwo for both hotels, scape twixt-nei?: aixt xotcaax
H I . .. . . . . .i IT 11 a Cl.nki.arr ofnon of fho
don t travel much when the in tnose oays oonauuij
Thev helm, guiding ana conironmy me mcx
In
4ermomet'r indicates 95 deg
Iftmewhere4ind stay there.
cantile operations of this section. This
may he regained, m a measure, uy
Hfr Wvehp. of the Western N. C.
.. Railroad iQffice, in this place, has gone
to Old Point Comtort,
H..ilin. Holmes and Murdoch were ap-
" .
A pointed a Committee to determine all
the .,:., . .l.a rUntna nnt alreadv
points coiiiici iinig mvhb
decided by this body. The Committee
adjourned. F. J. M.
Miss Annie Gowan has returned from
i o 1 111"J IXC icgoiuvu, -1 j - S30.VSB AUIIIC UUTTnu u.
tv , n L1 . activity and enterprise of the people visitmg friends in Statesville
tin! Wo Unm fhof V.xa of f rir1 or.no I P. , n . x.i :i Ua I Tt- T 17 aflRtV. tpmTorarilv ab- R Herman.
j roads ana nursiui tne iuu.iuu nuww xi. x . v. - .
IJet session as much larger than The town. . T& time has come for sent, visiting his parents at Kerners. Man, o Paiker
KVTOtt ana that to atcimmodate the amr and hard work oft ville. He will return to ms omce uu
11 1 F a . . . SS I 11V 11 a-' V
i: w nniipsr, enuea ui anu uxu. nuia.
PPTOfe number of apmicant a larere . ' xl. hinlo nnrl nf it
Wll . .. . ! , . I W 1L11 VUUi WttW aaaaaa.
W bjrilding is in process of erection
lMi..L .Ml l" . ., . . '
IJnr.ni wm 03 ready for the next session,!
IlEiunintr Spilt rl TVn cnV.r.r.1 ia fhrti--
ti O X v X11U OVUUUl W
Iflaghly equipia. and with .in able fac-
nil. 1 . .
wy and the tinest climate m the world
If predict for it great success. See ad-
TAk B- a w
Wit.
A.MOTHKB TOBACCO
HOUSE.
WARE-
MAKING FOUR FOR THE T0WX.
At a meeting on last Friday an ap- mountains
next Tuesday.
tv, TronornVilA T.v. J. H. Wheeler is
rr.o.finrv hia arm T?pv. Josenh Wheeler,
TISXX'XXXS, ill" - J ;.. .
pastor of the Salisbury M: E. church.
Dr. John Whitehead has returned
Ifrom a month's vacation, spent in the
List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Salisbury, N. C.f for the week
ending Aug. 8th, 1865:
L. M. Allen & Co. T Jb .Morns,
S M Morgan & Co.,
J VV Maikhaui,
Bosie Reeves,
Dr. P A Sifford,
Mrs. Jerome Stewart
E N Smith,
Merryan Tilan.
Please say advertised wheu the above
letters are called for.
A. H. Boyden, P. M.
Lary J Clement,
Randall Williams,
Giles Hailette,
Manila Long,
Lamezet Moore,
Only Fractions of Lives.
How many Dcrsoirs live only a fraction of average
. . .a-. tlwi ,., iili
human IKe because tney negiem to I Z.. j .ui, ,. i,;,.i, i.v
monest Drecautlona against sickness. It Is disease I lie mercury anu pu.au u. -
TYPHOID FEVER.
Iam sixty seven years old, anij have
lived in this (Hall) county all my life. Up
to 28 years ago i was regnrucu us un-
rongest man in the neighborhoqd the
mutt rnlmst in health. In November, 18oG.
I had a long and serious spell ot typhoid
fever. It left me, emanciated and alcripple
in my right leg. At times that liinb was
swollen an enormous size, being twice as
large as its natural condition, and inflamed
and angry in appearance. From my knee
down small sores came, and at the ankle a
large ulcer came, which discharged poison
ous matter. My whole system became infec
ted. The doctors would patch me up for
aWVii t hot the ulcer would never heal.
I am working very hard day and eight
1 - S . t. . .1
Jas. M. McCorkle, Jr., will enter Da- to fulfill my pieoges o a gr
and every power uu icivuihj a...o
f . . nlienfinn from Hanlans & bon was
Ii NEmt II.... mi oil I r l
L. " noisEs. I ne bession ot tne modo fn fhA tnwn commissioners asK- ., nn
eip . uiuuv wv vw - n ntnn i ,11 pir nr- a 11 lli hi 1 -
m. Presbyterian church, at a meet- ins permission to build a wooden to-1 given me shall be devoted to that end.
r U j Ir . ... . . . I . d XT . - r rii x if ir TT D U..ulMignau h 1Q TltTPfl I . . n . t -.x
-su last Jtondav night, ordered the bacco warehouse, on main otreei, nexi non. joou o. 1. President Vlereiana, in a rnrate jjchct.
traction of two residences on the to the Opera House. There is an or- Up, and will occupy the law omce in
rcn nronprtv r.1.0 ; fn k rs;-lri,Qr.r.o fnrhiddinor the construction 01 rear ot tne court noube.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kluttz are the
--puiieny. une is to be a resi
ace for Mr. V. MeBee, Superintend-
kfaLfb .Western-C Railroad, and
,, ?J)e built on Inn iss st.rptaf haf.wpn
Lnv wooden building fronting on any
.J. . - " ' .. T. ui:"
ET? vue western 1. C. Kailroad, and of the four squares conenng on puuno . Griffith
Wm Wit 011 Inniss strt. between Liiare. and vet another ordinance for- guests of Mrs. fcmffitn
?,Fbvterian church and the Rail- hiddinsr the erection of any wood struc- . -D:crim, nf Petersburg and Miss
INDIGESTION CURED.
v. x it XX loo oliltTCl'. UCl Va v v xi 1 v UcUaJ, aaxxva jv .
iro,, l i . 1 ii. T3:i li - jj: xU ..tiAn n-P anv wnnd sfrne
jj,., it j 'v.iau cuurcn anu me ivan-1 niuauiu tuc cicviwu ".j
JJ? l oflices; and the other, a residence ture on either of these four squares,
lter, on the corner of known as the fire aastrict, without first
irch and Fishpr of i-xf 0 I ni-ncQTltl HOT Til ans and SDecifications be-
ijr jj-,, ' uutvvuo. I J'acsjv.xa.vat.j r i , .
jm Ihos. Bo.mar, C. E., Has prepar- fore the Commissioners and obtaining
u - f-antt specifications for M
Mil mm .1
..
hf.i.cn ..i:i "ii
liroH- : 1 WU1CU Will
and ornamental.
be
Lr.
jyery
xjx 10.3 vr . ; 1
Clowe of Wilmington are the guests
I A -..--I- la .-a-T- t1tOT
known as ine nre uisirmi, of Mis. Gates.
JJir. II- ia. XACXJJta, vra. j
is iri Salisbury this week.
Euoclivillc Items.
T-Viii y QTinrnvjil.
In this case the applicant desired to
construct a wooden building forbidden
by both these ordinances.
l lit 1 u 1 - . riii v 1 wmww 1 . x - t-h 1 tt rs var 1 t 1 a 1 ni :i 1 1 iru. iu v -
ni 1 lnere is much com- ine vommissioueiu iuim . , : , nnAa ut r DeWitt J
at. KnA ;..n x . .1 . . .a -x. j i. , ;n lAinm-J mm hs f nilv candle lignt, ii r. ie v ut j
ot the persistent tne great wwi- -"T LIT?: :. " , rwilil, If. Wallace.
fwTT01 the pavement just m fostering the toDacco mieresis, iouu urercas.. uuu "k.W
Sf.the old Mansion House. Par- themselves inadilema. To set aside uh of this place. They go ou a plea.-
T y 18 thi8 80 n Saturday's and the law and make a precedent, or re- ure trip to the monntaina.
swj. occasion of auctions. Ladies fuse and perhaps be blamed as hinder, j. n. Piaster & Co., are getting in their
TPli'Ti fhril "X , ., , . . , . I 1 J ...1 Aiiin riT fhA . . ' - .1. -I- n.l. 11.-1111 1 II (T Till 1 1
1(tt,. is impossible for them in g tne proper ucicxwpxxxxxx- ulBciiinery ior nou a... .o - -
iftj j xxu inat tnev are oblige(1 fco tobacco interest; oi iue wwu. n J: j Prof. St. leou aeun u
ttZTL 'k a walk ontheoth- ly came to a vote, and it waff found elected to take the place of
The P- should "ot be tolerated, that a majority favored the construe- , , at this placej wi
IE .Fce should Vwa i0f,f fhA buildinir. with the under-1 tt.. i. won- n i
n.o.. "viuiu oe instructed to won oi iue """u6i . ,
WdiaT 9lear and the custom of standing that it was to hive a metal
mm
onuti: dns on the side walks roof.
Ntklr t0rbldden- It is hoped The action ot mtne Doara nas Deen ti,Vru,sit.ou of music teacher in onr
rlBeMav.A. .:i1 . , f . - a txll-Z3 Tla WiwitnnV Wal ItPB til IMISIUOU Ul aaJisaaia
Wto nm nstruct tne police mucn cnxiciseu. xc i-t A. W.
"'"M 'gardS It W all UUlUlltlUVT ia a. vaaa.aa , m
I suffered for more than five years with
indigestion, scarcely able te retain the
simplest food on my stomach. The burn
ing sensation was almost intolerable, and
my whole system was deranged. I was
wakeful and could not sleep, and conse
,aitr more or less nervous all the time.
t AunoA in flesh, and suffered all the
usual depression attendant upon this ter
:li icco Tn a word. I was miserable
At last, failing to find relief m anything
T eommenced the use of Swift's Spe-
. . . sr.a. 1 t i.AfTAn to improve at once. The
Married, iu St. Enoch cnurcn, Ang. . . ?T ibe rtMnilcK stren-th
encd the digestive organs, and soon all
K..rn.'ncy neAsed. and I could retain
r .1 ,i hniir diffiiiultv. Now mv health
IWU wsaww "... . : .
is cood, and can eat anything m the shape
of food, and digest it without the slightest
cheerfully bear this tes-
UllUlalTfcJ. ; - - .
Kfnnse there are hundreds snrler-
. tiivs " " w i L llilVIU I wv ,
. m. 1 y .ft 1 . i T aM r-n rn f hntr AO T I ID O
St Leon Seull the gentleman nfr as 1 was, auu iu v.tJ
- . m w i,An ciM i h k i : I ill ui i:ni.i iulu u vjv
f Prof. Kizcr m reaai.y -XiiwM.
... i . - i i after eat ins, asirau wa
ill open school a"' jamS MANN, No. 14 Ivy St.
iiinntft. Ga..Ii.iay in, ioco.
Treatise ou Blood and Skin ir.--.
-l.l f.to
The Swift Specific Co., Diawerd At
lanta,- Ga.
in Its maturity that kills, and maturity implies
growth. A slight lndlspositon is usually slighted.
They who avaU themselves of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitter's know It to be efficacious In chronic cases or
disease, but the process of cure is a far easier one if
it is used in the early stages of dyspepsia, malarial
disease, rheumatism, constipation ank liver derang-
ment. Let those who would avoid the pern wmca
even the most potent remedies cannot avert, steer
clear of the rock upon which so many constitutions
SDlit an under-appreclatlon of the danger or neg
lect. It will not do to omit care anu a resourc w
n-infii.-i no when health is affected. If debilitated or
nervous or dyspeptic take it for granted you are in
want ot a remedy, use the Bitters.
July 16, '85 ..
HON. J. G. PARKS' TESTIMONY.
I cheerfully state that in my opinion
Swift's Specific is a most excellent tonic.
In the month of September, 1883, my
health failed by reason ol overwork while
attending the "state legislature. I was at
em'th induced to try Switts apecinc ano
was greatly benefitted. When I began
using it I could scarcely take a step, but
sftpr T had finished the seventh bottle 1
realized that Shift's Specific had contribu-
1 a
ted in a large degree to my gradual resto
ration to health aud strength, i nave
also used S.S.S. in my family with satis-
actory results, giving it to one ot my
children this spring. The little ones
appetite, strength, and geueral health
. s r- n n
were perfected Ii qiu tne -use oi o..o.
JAMKS ljt. rAcKS.
Dawson, Ga., May 22, 1885.
$2
00 000
in prtxent gitm nvap. Send
us 5 evnt postage, and ly
mall yon wltl gel fret a puck
Msrf of roxfs of larire valiif.
win KHiri in in work tHut w ill at nce bri
ii in mon f is'er nan anything else la Amett
about tne f),o in prew-ni wnu c- r u.
e nts wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all a
all t'o tlma. or spara time only, to work for
tUelr own lom;s. Fortunes for all workers ab
elyassured. Don'taelay. 11. I1ai.lktt & C.
ov 27, 84 ly Portland, Main
i
tt 1 ...... . i iii i-nni m ll 1 1' 1 1 -
Aii"' lGlh. rue ims vcij uue "W.UM.V..
dations from Chapel Hill.
Miss Esai Slough, of Uoncoru, nas ia
dnsod me brouuht on rheumatism and dys
pepsia. I was an object of pity to all my
Fi-wanda Some thouirht that the only hope
to savclifo was amputation. I continued to
grow worse, and tor three years I have not
a shoe. Hone had almost Iclt me.
ifio w!is Riio'erestcd. and I
commenced its use at once. From the very
first I began to feel better. I have taken
36 bottles, and the shadows which had
rirlrpn(d mv life for 28 vears have all been
dissipated. The effect of the medicine has
l.pn wonderful indeed. Today I am ablet
attend to all my farming interests and walk
frrm one to five miles a dav. I am satisfied
that the disease is entirely broken up, and
henceforth I am to be free from tHoe ter
rible apprehensions and suffering which
formerly made my life miserable, fifwift's
Specific has done more for me in ore year
than all the drug store medicine prescribed
by physicians did in 28 years, and most
cheerfully bear this testimony f its
merit Wm- ItfKD-
Gainesville, Hall Co. Ga., Feb 28, '85
"I Dos'r Feet. Like Wohk." If makje
iao difference what business you are engag
ed in : whether you are a pica encr. a me
chanic, a lawyer or a common laborer, you
can't do your work well while you arc hall
sick. Thousands try to, but all in vain,
flow much better to keep your organs In
ood order by taking Parker's Tonie when
you feel k,n little out of sorts." It would
be money in your pocket. One hour et
iood. rejoicing health is worth half a doz
en hours full of languor and pain.
MOTHER
ARE YOU--
mpfiTTTCT 1? HWith any disease peeo
1 JXUUiJljJLiUliar to your gentle ?
If so, to you we bring tidings of comfort and
great joy. You can
f
FOR A LIFE-TIME.
I have suffered for years with an erup
tion breaking out at intervals all over
my boil y. At times my hands wou'd be
useless, whicn were uom painiui anu au-
... . i f .. .i j 1 .
noying. All otner remeuies nau oteu
oviionvtori when mv mcrcnant nere. wuo
.1 . . it
handles S. S. S., induced me to try bwntt s
draor-ifii? T tried one bottle and could s-2e
K . .
that . the sores on my haudsvvere drying
ud After the use ot several bottles I was
entirely cured. Mv akin is now as fair and
smooth as that of a new born babe. This
eruption was hereditary, as my father was
T m I 1
oimilnrlv attccted. lie nao aiso ueen e;i-
tirilv cured. I take sreat pleasure in re
commending it to others who are similarly
fT(ftad. I enn vouch for it. It is all it
r-laims to be. I consider it a God send to
this generation, and my house shall never
be without it." J. u. kwo.
Sparta, Ga, November tt, 1884.
KAURIS'
A Radical Cure FOf
KERVOPS
DEBILITY
Organic W
f PHYSICAL
DECAY.
tiaVounK A Mlddlei
Aged Men.
Testco for oven8ixl
Years by use i n mantI
Thousand Cases.
iNErTV0USDE3IUTY
InnGASlC Weakkess
I rwwftvjrnri
eaoeBaKi
V TRIAL
18 PACKAGE.
TTiFATXLEXT.
Ona Month, - $3 00
Two Korxtbs. - 6.00I
Tixroo KooUis. 7.0
nnnusrona
U inn the skilled ph?.
ti clans, result fro ia
routhf ul indiscreion,
co free indalzecce, or
.timliicnrk. Avoid
he ucpoaltion ot psjtni"
. iiTa rtmeuicj lur i
troubles. Get our
Circular Hid Trisl
ftcu before takincfireat-
ment elsewhere. Tike a
crnir p t'UKiiy that ll AS
CURED thoassna,;sWes
not interfere with Men
tion to buainess, or cauaa
nin or inconvenience in
any way. Foew
scientific medical
Rv direct ant)
Es. at nf diaes(i Its
tpeciflc influence is felt
without delay. The nat
ural functions of the hu
in iiifiilssn mwtmmm
The suirr.atirte elements
loTine. wnicn mrnwo
I wasted ere riven baclLand
It he patient becomes eheer
ttai ami lapsniy eainsprit.-x
latrengta aad sexual TXgor.
T0CHEtST8
i.MO.
CURED
and restored to perfect health by using
Bradfield's
Female
Regulator 1
fit in a special remedy-for all disease per
tainine to the womb, and any intelligent wo-
"" a a m 11 .ft 1
man can cure herelt by loirowg tne aiipe-;
tions. It is especially emcacinu in casts 01
i4iippreMied or painful men-tru ttion, in whites
and partial prolapfu. It affbrdn immediate
relief' Tin. I nrrmanent v restores the menstrual
vuvi i"- - - - r .. jrl
fiinrtinn Asa rcipedv to he used dmine tht
critical period krown ai "UiakoeoF JLIFB,"
.. . . i li i
this invaiuaDie preparation us" w iirsu.
Saved Her Life !
oea on
pfiDCt-
iicstion
UAaRIB REKEDY
unci KT ni-ifr, P. RH
U S" Ask for tarrnfl ofw Appiia?ca-
WE GI riEE TBIAl-
RtDQB, HclxTOSH Co., O A.
nil J RratifieLIi Dear Sir: I bare Uki
en several bottles of your Female Regulator
I. m ; : . a J
lor tallingol tne worao ana otner onea-esconv
bined, of ntxteen years atanding, and I really
believe 1 am cured entirely, lor, wuich please
accept mv he trtfelt thanks and most profoun4
sralilouta. I Know your nveaicine aavea mj
life, so you see I cannot speak too bighly im
ils favor. I have reoommeuded it to several
)fniy friends w!io are sjuVnng as 1 wan.
Yours very respectfully,
M US. W. K. STEBBIN8.
Our Treatise on the ''Heihh an.'l
ness' mailed free.
TWENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN
saved from disease and death by the most j
wonderful agrent, Sliriner's Indian Yermi-
fage. It will -wt deceive yoa.
Happi
Bbafield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
THE GREATEST ENEMY to children
.a worms. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge wik
save them from ruin if used according U
the dir ctions,
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