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-if t T t n-...s;dcBt gether berries and wai er, ten minutes;
rt' WV.t! li; rmi r. urjv Strninctl Sauce-Oiie mid. a Jmlf,
rutU, Gioi-ia ; J . F. Willed, lecturer, poundsMpf berries, onf:pini- of watery
Jyinsa:
: .Slot,
, AUtinrsWw Carr, president,
..ma;Jli. tJ. ncddinL;ticld, fctfctary.j
It - - '" t r I
CM Ki
Ifrititn o'lu'iz - -
JJliicikMcr; M. Jv! Ititf hie, secretary Saw
AiW 7 'fVii-..u'.v J. 11. I Inlai an, nrfeid enr.
llo.r
m W I (..MOn .J I I !IT 1 1 " Till .
...yr ' '.. .--. i ..I ...... I
i .Cool bpnn;
' Mrn-wSvi lie
1,. uauiy,
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aalhrni County A. F. Ililemna, pre
dciii. .r.rord; Dr. J. S. LaSerty. , secrc-
Vitvulvin County U. S. Green, president,
Jhsies; V. A. Lindsay, secretary, Thomas-
.Household Matters.
HOW TO FRY OXI0S3.
Hi'it a snffijient auantitv mto niiss,
- -
pnnLle these with Mjmt and fry in
pleutj of Irot lard or ilnppin;j;.wliei of
a ncu c'oior remove isutn witn a shuir
if jBtn-i ':: PtrHik!e : su:t' over
fOiii-tt if fiiwt'i-'i-iv ;;th'Ili!fd . IO. V
.-ill
urvUf rite from grease and vell fLtvofred.
Nt y. Yo rk Pi ess.
EXCELLENT ri'KNITURE rOLISII.
Onelpart of. measure of oliva od and
two pj.rts of vinegar. Sliake well to
gether and apply with a woolen cloth,
afrer v-hicli Jtake a dry woolen, cloth
and rub vigorously. A housewife "who
uses this says it is a first We, reliable
furiiit ire pojish,. always1 to bedep?ided
npoh ioT giving. satist'actcjjry results.
ScieutIfC Aniencan. " ,;
wAsnis o wa?,ti-Siij:s.
Wash bilk's .may' be washed snccess
Tully,' alth jugii many dismal failures
have 'made it. doubtod. They must not
certain iy be-washed in the tub with
other things. A strong warm suds
made iitlr&dy white soap comes first;
th.sili must rbe rubbed very lighjly;
jhot water, waslang powders and alkali
Kojits are lata! to the beauty of wash
; silks. Thorough rinsing in tepid wa
ter, followed " by furtlier! 'ri lining in
cold .water with a little vinegar in it,
ni!iWi!ii wask silks as nloi as, new.
"YViih these directions for laundress,
jio one nejd'besitide io follow where
fancy leads in choosing wash silks for
blouseJ, which will be worn, mure than
everiiejxjt summer. B;.;ton Transcript.
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.EXI'EItT OK TEA fAKING
A tea oxnert savs that a "pound 1 o
lea wii furnish 300 cu.js of liquor i
it.be m ade properly, but that ilia max
imum ben;;!itSMf -the leaf, both in the
matter of quality aiVvj quanity,. are
Seldom cnj--yell becans'f fhe! general
feguorauce of what npperirs to be so
(simple a process ;s to require no care,
the me hod or brewing, lie' says tea
leaves s ho'uld ho- put into an earthen
or airatb ware f)ot i never use nittaH
and staidjon thv. back of the stove un
til thorbuhlv wanned, then ussum
Jiofc Wii
1 .J . ! ! 1 I 1 P I 1
1 en which has been fresh lv
lioiled dholdd be" poured In and tht
1 1 t 4l 1 " 1.1 1 . 1 . 1
pot s noma oe piaceii at theouclc ol the
1 i i J - 1 1 11 t
stove l n ten men 11 res, where it v. ill
keep hdt but' nuL boil. At iM expira
tion ot jtliat tune tire tea willb3 per
iect, bii;i if it is desired - tlve liquor
.UiU'st b(
po'.red ?il in anoth. vessel, 4173 seafs, but can hold, with addi
separate it from the leaves, tibaal seats oil the st-ige and in the
so as td
jvhitdi dttm :i -while would "ive off an
i:sUi'iiii4n't element. m sePviii'' the-
cups, and the crj.uu should be warm
.. J ' . .. 1 ' 111 1 1 1 I
iiuu inej cream snouiu i:e put into tne
Clliysibrforn flt-: tAa. TIu nul.lip nro
told not to snnie at these simole in
Ktrnctioiis, but trv fheui and see if
thi y dolnot get a new. light on the
qaestioirot ir tfiuir the most out iof a
cup.ot tea. Lhicago Aews.
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CIIUIiNS AND CHURNING
Of all the diiferent kiiuh of dnirns
in use In 1 arniers -houses, for a &mw II
lamily aairv, ivrites Mrs.' W. It. Weh-
stor, 1 gjtve t lie preiereneoVto the goad
oiiiiasni4ned Uasli churn It is easi v
i 111 tvt'fv way, not hard to
vork rnj churning, :ind takes tin but
very little room. You tan easily raise
ttie-lia find. look into it at anv timp l-
1 . 1 - - j -
C l-v r. itTS.V,-t ..It . . 1 I
oce uuv ijiai i-as are l)rorressii:t. rnn
butler is1 easily nathered ;md taken out.
Vi ilea it conies, and the churn'is easily
cleaned afterwards. In winter the
mist ik&jis often made of keeping the
eieam sm ions tnat it becomes bitter
before
is churned, I like to have
crea'151 a litt e-bit sour, nndspt. if. ;
1 j 1 - aw r
Warm place loii2 enoii'di for it trvtnsf.A
slightly acid before 1 churn it. but in
a cold crimate it won't do to k-Pn U
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long e'upugh to sour naturalh', unless
one is wihiui: to run the risk of h nvino
a bitteir itaste the butter. Butter
that colfieH in iV'easonalde tim will
much letter t han t hat which is churned
. for horiK as is sometimes the case.,'
This delay in coining I "believe 1 is fre-i
quiLttly caused by keeping the creym
. where iKis hot and. cold by turns, aiii
-kNo kve.ung it jbao 'long. The churii-ingsho-.id
be- regular not fast and
then slow,, and should be kept up
withoijt long iuterniissions until it is
aoue.--ie.w lork t)rldj
HONV TOvCOOK CRANBERRIES.
Uecipt s adopted by the American
y mber7 G lowers ' Association!
. 1. :asii them clean and remote
. all steni'j atid leaves. " j 1
A -Il -1.
f -os m a porceiian-hnpd
kittle ot
siew-pan. , Aever cook in
tin or b
i 3.-, T
cooking
; ss. ? r
ie sooner Ihey are eaten affir
the sooner you will know how
lfiod th4v
- Sauce
No. 1 l.ie quart;of berths,
one pint.
wt vaicr, one pound ot graq-
ulated stigar. Bmt-ten minutosr sh-.l-o
- - 1 he ve.st 1, uo not st ir. This means 'a
fii;!, he 'ijetl. dry-measure quart, whk-h
siouhl. weigh iull seventeeh ounces.
x Saiu-o. No. 2- One quart of berries
' . one p'nt of water, .one pound of grau
. lilatetf sugar, -lii tog sugar aiul w;it( r
io ho'l, u!(t the fiu.t and boil till clear
(fif teefi Or twenty minutes.)
, ' Sil'Td No, 3 One found of lerri,5i
. . . - 1 . 1. . 1 ,1 . - - - -1 1
! - one scant; iiii:t oftcold water, olie-hiiltl
il- X..J1
togetVr berries a
bvelye n,i,1hies;straiii
J J.I e. I
nd water tnn to
through a colah-
ar.
' ('run timr .1 o
iv , - X j : l
pouds of berng pint of water.
Bod hfteen niintekmin through : a
V- I IMI J vv
Stabs-book the
in ic$ fiftepn niinuc;s aSd as raiieli
sniar as 30U nave yu$e auuyuu aant
fifteen minutes; shd tjurn inro forms
iellv-cups ioiforuis in to cofi water
(o prevent sticking. .
( r .nberiT 1 arts Jbiit her of sau
above will make I ddic ouh tar(
Strained sauce is general lypreferred.j
Cranberry Pie? Flr pies with up
per crusts the berries J should be used
whole nd tcoked in the pastry in
the following1 propcrtion: Ftur p.irts
ben ies, three parts Sugar, : one part
water. ' . j ;
Steamed B itter Ptfdding Stir 'the
cranbirrie-S with a ligjit batter; steam
two hours; serve vith:liqoid syuce.
"Steamed Cranberry Duniplings
Use cranberries the same as apple's;
steam about one hpur and serve with
sane. - 4 "
Frozen Crau berries Soma fr.-fer
th? flavor of frozen cranberries, h reeze
the:n solid an4 throw into hot water;
use one-fourth less sugar than in for
mer recipes. j
Curious Facts.
The imporical reign, of. Japan bejjan
with Jummu Ten no on April 7, 0G0
B. C. '
The whob number of Worses that
have made the recortUjof 2:30 or letter
is 4640 trotters and 1213 pacers.
It, is claimed that in almond and Ma
deira nut culture the taeih.o Coast bid
fair to surpass the world.
Glucose is produced in the United
States at the rate of 1 :0J0,0U0 pounds
per day, principally in the VVestern
States. J
Justice is the name of a man who
was recently sentenced! to eighren years
imj)rii!)nient in the Illinois Peniten
tiay. ;
The S. G ibian Company in France
exhibits a piate glass with a surface of
308 square; feet probably the largest
eyer cast. i
Dried to lstools pushed into bleeding
nostrils wilt stoo the hemorrhage.
They-arc kIso said to (make excellent
pipehghters.
A novel written bv a'Havtian Afri-
1
can has made its appearance, in Paris,
France, and is said to show consider
able ability and great originality.
A new. room has baen 'discovered in
Wind Cave, near the South Dakota
riot Springs, 1600 feet Iqug, s:x'fy-five
feet wide and fiftv feet hisrh.
feet wide and fifty feet high
TwpnK -ninp r-nnitaa nlv f f!ia rJi.
ten berg Bibles are known to be in ex
istence, seven of which one a fragment.
are printed on volluni, and the rest on
papvr.
A 1 A 1 f
bouyot the house, tully eight thousand
people
A fifteen-year-old boy has just died
in DrooKiyu ot two rapid growth. At
the time of his death he was six feet
two iirtnes tallbut did nt weigh 100
pounds. .
There is nothing which will squelch
an oil-fed fire in its incipieacy more
quickly and effectually than sand and
there are no afterclaps ia the way of
water damage either.
A Japanese has invented a flving
machine which it is claimed can be
propelled at the rate of ten miles an
hour. Itbassi? win ril fl
bird, which are moved by a wheel.
In England, in the sdvpntppnfli on.
tury, there was a renowned hangm in
named Derrick, who reeled gibbets
and attended executions by h an gin sr.
Hence a machine, with ropes for hoi
ing, took his name. j
WiHinm F. White, al Pennsvl
countryman living ner - L;i rich ester,
h . o r - ilovu
as h wonderful nptitudo for figure:
He can mult ipTv sums df fiv nnii J
figures together without resort to pen
cil and papery carrying nH the processes
easily m his mind. Oujtside uf mathe
matics he is poorly edu ited.
aiany names of materials m com
ru use have queer origins. Nickp
mou use Have queer origins. Nickpl
was-first obtainotl jisI mf ,l
'"vmi I1UIII
Germany over a century ago, but the
ore had beeii previously known to the
miners as kunpfernickej, or Old Nicks
copper, because although it lcoketl like
copper ore they could obtain no copper
from it. i -
A Roman doctor haal discovered in
many of the skulls found in Etruscan
tombs, as well as in thofe deposition in
various museums interesting sweimeus
orancrenr. dentistry work and artjii
cial teeth. Some of thriP Kb, -,11 ,int.
as fur back as the sixth bentury before
Christ rn-rk,-I.. .-Al.-t i .
u.uig.t.iat ueatistry is not a
nioucrn art, : "..-
SJI' Tenn.vwrites:
7ior six years I htwl been nfflir.to.1
running soi-esnud an enlargement of the
""iny ie- l-tried everything I
heari of without any permanent benefit
until Lotanic lilted Balm Was recom
niended to me. After using six bottles
thg jure, healed, aud I am iTow in be tier
heajth tl.anl.juive ever! been. I send
this testimonial, unsolicited , because I
wantohei-3 tobebcuentteti: '
hen she was a Cim, she cried f or Castosia
VV1en 8he -ne Miss, she clung to 0
nshehadCMdrershegathemCastoria
V
If Scientific and Ihiustria!.
Sawdust is used instead of hair in
mortar. : ' - " '
Petndenm wells have been discov
ered amoii the coal h& Is of Alabama.
A rruu'liino fnr m:i!jitic shn? slrlnnrc
out of paper is a recent Philadelphia
t en u.i liiveuiioii.
a uaicinnati 1 unioi cnua nas 00c 11
f rom idl y lhe oporati0;1
dmuiotomv J- j "
A torpedo net constructed of inter
locking ste 1 rings is soon to be put to
a practical test.
If the sun wrre a hplhnv air bail,1 it
would taku 1,331,000 globes the size iof
the earth to till it.
Dry ropes immersed; for four days in
Hjath containing tvfeutv grains ol
sulphite of copper to a quart, of Water
are-fiuNsorne thnje. preserved from the
attacks of niui d parsits and rot.
The Hubtgaiian Minister of Com
mer. e hasaudW-.consiMera i-u a plan f r
tlw fastest traiiHiH .the world, to carry
passengers from Vienna to Itudapseth,
156 miles, in two lums and a half, i
The principle of the eom pressed pa
D t car wheels, which areW widely used
'throughout the world, isipplied in
1 ranee to the 111 tnuf icture
)iii!eys
for power transmission. The pt
vsare
said to be very tight cheap -and
able in every respect. S
sef
cice-
Port v-three tmspIj wpre h-nilh -last
year in Saa Francisco, Cab, of which
seventeen were schooners, fifteen pro
pellers, six sloops, three steamers, wne
b trkentins and owe ship. The total
tonnage was 11,671,47 net, which is
largely in excess of the previous year.
A new rolling mill in the Kropp
Works at Evsen, "Geruriny, is probably
larger th:rn any other in the world. It
will roll pUte abv.it twenty-eight
inches thiik and nearly twelve feet
wid; The rolls are of steel. Each
p;ir in their rough state weighed 100,
000 pounds. ' '
Pyrogr-antie is a mnv brick, of Rus
sian origin, that is being trie I by Eu:
trlish builders. It is in trie f rom a com
bination of fussib'e clay, ai,d is strong
and hanl, resisting a crushing force of
rive and o ie-half tons to the square inch.
It takes a high polish, an 1 the clays may
be mixed to give a great variety ol
cohrs.
A patent has been granted for an
electrical drill for oil wells. The dj
v.ci c insists of a series of motors in
tandem, connected in such a way as to
m ike one motor. The design ba lwr.
to get the power within a six-inch di-
aiuoter, so that the eutir. m:'cii; n'sm.
which much resembles h common boiler.
I)e f'ownvd in the well and the bottom.
I iie drill bits arc firmly fastened on
the rod, which is workei raoidiy in au!
out or a cylinder, alt.M the m. inner
a piston ro l.
cspaper Ilbiviaj a Sig-n that Never
IT . I
StatesviUe Landmark : What
mine a newspaper!
Here is the
Wil-
mington Messenger.
Sir. Hiaiiiz st:iti.l
before his death that b !i;i.l simL- r.o
OUO tryinir to establish it sind b.-ul if on'
a basis which assured a prosperous future
far it. It was widely spakea of as one
of the hari Isomcst nowpap-jr properties
in the South its ofiice equipment com-
pieie aim expensive, as advertisin-;
patrouaire lariro and iis cireulation wid'p
and increasing-. It went to sale last
week anl Mr. Pembroke, Junes b.-m rht
it for $4,o00, and then it wj;s learned
that Mr. Jones held claims to the amount
of $10,000 against it. The presses of the.
establishment alone cost ;st,000, not to
speak of type, olHce furnishings, franch
ises a ml guod-wiil, the latter of which is
commonly held to be the most valuable
part of a newspapers belou-iugs. All
went for 1,500. But the oulside public
does not understand the true inwaruUess
of the financial part of the newspaper
which is doing anything at all and muk-
ins an y fuss whatever in lbn wnr-lA
l.s
held by its owner to he a handsome pros
peruy so long as tne oultit will stand an
other mortgage. Our compliments to
3Ir. Jones. Jle is repute 1 to be a wealthy
gentleman and we 'hope he will enjoy
nis ownership of one ol the ti c asm k?.
in 1 rpi 1 mm
Boy of the N'i-'iborliood
uWo;.'s
yer name?"'
New Boy "Jim H d.
yourn?'
'foitt Kndger. Got any bi4
bro-
tuer.r
- "No."
"Father and mother L'lnn tr fl-P
church?"
"Yes; but I don't. I know wh it ver
a-anviu;T at. If ve want to ficri. I
c m do ye up in tw minutes "
( Adapting riimselt to the p i.inl
condition of things). 'Lit's vou and
rae g and lick Bob li urn ham."
Thrs is 110 excuse for usinrr mobis.;p
in coffee and coolcerj in jilace of sugar.
Drillers in groceries now can o-iv-Mhb
custopieis better trades in the .sugar
Im?. Before A: ril 1st onlv 12 nfiti or s
of geanulatled sugiir could" be boiisjl.t
for bl.00, now 16 pounds and iuslead
of IB pounds of liht brown sno-.ir for
l.U), you nowet 18 pounds. This
nat no larin aoos standard.
Many years practice have given C.
A. SllOW & Co.. Solicitors of rwifpnf ...t
r VV aslimirton. D. C. unsiimnsewl 6nP.
ces in ontainino; patents tor all cl sses
of in ventions. They make a specialty
of many patents that had been pre
viously rejected. Teir advertisement
in another column, will be of interest
to inventors, patents, manufacturers
aud all -who have airvthin to do with
patents, -
CONSUMPTION CtJK ED.
An old physician, retired frora pracltrp, havlr-"
had placed in his hands Dr an Hut u,dia inis
ary the formula ot a rtreple veiaiTe rweilv for
i.un? Affections, also a JH-Mtlvi? and radical rure
lor orou3D-b!Utyandall Nervous rlmjialuts
in timiinrf. Ai lir " Su,--,llc rowers
... -i- , una iciv h, nis cuty lo mal e
motive and a desire toTelle humun wffeSn" i j
Will (Unr1 fiun r.V. r. . t ."V ,,JI 1 I
" "l uaiyc, wi nu wno aeire it ihU
recipe, -tn iiennan. French or RnTiih - it-It Jit
ad in-mngUU Btamn. ni.mlmFthis Tvjni-r VST A
o ks, Sv- rowers Hlock, Eochciter, N. Y. w.fy
The business managers of the South
ern Farmers VAlliance Exchaijges held
a co n v e 1 1 1 id 11 at IJirmingham, Ala.,
last weel. I Measures were adopted re
garding ihtj 1 handling of this year's
cotjoa cropi and the establishment of
a cotton tiej factory, and other business
of p'acticalkiad was transacted.
"Clcp JT:vid in Hand," a heautifvl Al
liance sonff, Hedicatedto Airs. Ben Terrell,
will be sent for two new subscriber to the
Watchman. U
i 1 mm i -
nhj!dri Cry for Pitcher's n;tona.'
General ;: Dircctoiy.
couxty aorxnxMEXT.
Clerk Suiierior Court,JV G Watson.
Sheriff,' J4ft' 1 Monroe
Register qf Deeds, II N Woodson.
Twasurer, J Samll McCubbins.
Surveyor B CVrey.
Coroner5, I A -At well.
Ooipmis.sror.er!i V LIvluttz, cliainnan,
Dr L W Coleman, .Cornelius Kestler, J
A Stewart and I F l'atterson.
Hup't Public SchoLs T C Linn.
Sup't cf Health, Dr J J Surnmerell.
Overseer of Poor. A JI Bi owu.
Mayor,! T C L: an ' .
. Clerk, I) 11 Julian.
Treasurer, I Ji Foiist.
Police, II V Price, chief, J F Tacc, C
W Pool, It M Ban-in-ger.
Comiui's."i'ncrs North ward, J A Iten
illeuau, ) M iiilier; South ward, 1) li
Julian, J A Barrett; East ward, J B Gor
don, T A; Cuj;heoui ; West ward, li J
lolmes, j W JMauncy.
CHURCHES.
Iilcfiiodist Services every Sunday at
11 a mO and CI p m. Prayer meeting
every WeVnesday at G p id." Rev Dr.
W il Leithastor,
Sunday schol every Sunday afternoon
atg o'clock. JW Mauney, sup't.
Pres!yterian Services every Sunday
at 11 a m and 8:S0 pin. Prayer meeting
evt-ry ,-V ednesday ak b:b0 in. Rev J
Kumple ' 1) l),.i:istor.
Sunday school every Sirudnj' afternQon
at 4 p m. J juiaple, sr.p t
Lutheran Services every Sunday at 11
a m anl p m. rrayer meeting every
Wednesday at 7 pm. Rev Chas li King,
pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
at 3 p m.- R (1 Kizer, sup't.
Episcopal Services every Sunday at 11
a m ami (5:30 p m and Wednesday at (:30
p m. . Rev F J Muriloch, rector.
Smi'day sciiool every Sunday afternoon
a t 3 p iv. . , su p' t .
Baptist Services evory Sunday morn
ing and night. 1 ia yer "in ee ting every
Wednesday night. Rev S Jones,
pastor.
Sunday sciiool every Sunday at 9 a.m.
Th.os L Swink, sup't.
Catholic Services every second Sun
day at 10 a v.". and 7 p m. Rev; Father
Gerard, .a' r.
Sunday school everv Sundav at 10 a m.
Y M (5 A levi.lional services at Hall
every Sunday at -irSOp m. Business meet
ing tirsi '1'hursday niht in every .mouth.
I II Foust, pre.s't.
LODGES.
Fulton Lodge No .) A F & AM, metis
everv iirst and third Fridav night in each
monlh. E B Neave, W M.
Su'is'onry Lodge, No 24. K of T, meets
tve-TA- Tuesday ui-ht. A H Boy den, C C.
Saiis'mry Lod;j.e, No 775, K of II, meets
every lsl t nd 3,(i Mo.J;'v night in each
mouth. C T Bernhardt, 'Dictator.
Salisbury Council, No '2-, Royal Ar
canum, meets e eiy I'd and 4th lionday
night in each month. R G Kizer
Regent
POxT OFFICE.
OiTice hours from 7:30 a m to 0.30 p m.
Money ord r ho:!i) a rn to 5 i m.
Sunday hours 1 2:15 a ui to 1:00 p in
J II Ramsay, P M.
Livery, Sale & Feed Stable
Salisbury, N. C.
if
V-.i -: J- .
Bailie mretoas
Pb
ON SHOUT NOTICE.
COT.IMEIICIAL TRAVELERS CAR
RIED TO AIL PQJNTS. HORSES
FED AND GROOMED AT REASON
ABLE RATES. CALL AND SEE ME.
Advieo to tlie Agod.
pisiti Iwn cl, xvp!i kiiluojtt auJ
der sea torpid liver.
bavc a spec! Tic effect on these organs
stimtilatlustiic bowels, grlvlujj natur
es t5iscliiiri:?3 vtitbout Btrciuiu or
IMPAETn?G VIGOR
to the ItlIno.v, blndder onil ltvjr.
Slicy arc udaitti to olU or young .
SOLI EVmiYWIlliKIi, -
ALLSKINo BLOOD
nice
The Best Honseli old Medicine.
Gnco or twice each year the sys
tzzMi needs purging1 of the impuri
ties which clog the blood. From
childhood o old age, no rsaccly
all cases with tho eas&o cer
raiat of good results as
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.
( C. McGaihey, Webb City, Ark., trritrs.
" ii. 11. B. ha3 dons ir.c mcre'good ar.d for less
r-soacy than any other bltxd purilier 1 evtr ued.
1 owe the cp-af jrt of my life to it."
I. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., Argnrt io, t8T8,
vrtes; ' 1 depend on B. B. B. for thtpreservatu.n
f my health. I have lai it in my family r.cw
:-:tri r tv?o year, aud ia ail that time have not had
"jh-ifcadoct.."
W-;to fur - rin4raM " Book of TTrevlcra,"
nU Z I? po., Atluvta. Ua Stut five.
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PROFESSIONAL CAHDS.
R. LB3-WRIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT
- SALISBURY, N. C.
Will practice in all tlie conrU of Rowan and
adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to
all matters pertaining to my profession".. 7
1 Feb. ri; 181)1. .
j A,S. HEiLlG. : -
Attorjxoy k-t Xjifvcy.
SA LI53UTIY, X. C.
, Office in Davis & Wiley's bank biuldipg
cornet of Main ana Inuiss streets. Will prac
ticein Courts of Rowau ami aJjaining counties.
Prompt ami careful attention given to all bu3
inesa entrusted to me. Special atteutioqf given
to collections.
1 vv. '
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
CIVIIj xihMG-XItfEISiFL.
Attends to Railroad Construction', Surrey3,
and Mapping of Real Estate, Estimates ot
Water Powers, Plans for the Erection of Mills,
Dwellings, &c; and attends to the purchase of
all kinds ot Machinery, Euilding Materials, Sc.,
&c. fel2 tf
Du. R. L.Ramsay
QTTTry 7? fl) Tl 7? A7'7 C7'
SURGE OX DEXTIST,
, Smithdeal's Row, Office, No. 1, i
OFFICE HOURS FROM 9 TO 5. j
SALISUUKY, N. C. '
T. I. Vinson, South Main Street, for your 1
shaving and hair-cutting. I irst-class work
men and sharp razors at all times. IIair-drcs5-ing
and shampooing a specialty. Will wait or.
lidies and children at their homes. I also
sharpen scissors at from 10 to 20 cents a pair.
Give nit a call
febl', tf.
gXECUTOirS NOTICE.
All perrons haying claims e.gain.-t the e?t:de
of (iecrge H:tne, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them to me for payment on'or before
the 20th day of February, 1892, or this rotiee
will be plead in bar cf their recovery. All
(.persons indebted to said estate will please
maKe immediate settlement.
J. A. BAME,
Executor of George Rime.
Lee S. Overman, Att'y. 17;ot
Valuable Lots
1 S MlzB I
I willxsell four vacant huilding lots
on Fulton street. Two of these are cor
ner lots.
Also one house and lot in the same
neighborhood, with good well, fruit trees,
stable, &e.
Will ,be sold on civ?y terms. Apply to
P. W. BROW A.
Salisbury, Marcli 3, 1801.
4t
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We Lerehy announce tlu.tIr. V.
P. Merouey i.- an auTloulzed ; eni lor
collecting and receipting all hills Hue
f he iate hnn ot W hitehead & 'fraiW
thani. All ;:ccoi:nfs m. settled : i,d
not adjusted in (he next sixty da s ;
will he reduced t jiidijmen-L l ; I
J. WHITEHEAD. AL D.
JI- T. TEAXTJiAM, M. I).
121 f
"Young Giant,
Will stand this season at Ihe stable, of..,
J. O. Houston. -f 1
For terms un-l Petlijjrec apply to j
J. O. Houston, Bear Poplar, N. C, 01
J. Ambrose Stewart, Miranda.
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PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Raleigh, N. G.
Or-an of the N. C. State Alliance.
Edited by Col. L. L. Polk, assisted bv
Rev. Bavins Cade. The paper will be
kept up to th; usual I j i lt h standard
Subscrilie for it, only $1 per year in
advance. The Progressive 'Farmer
and the Watciijiax will be sent to
new subscribers at 61.75 for both pa
pers. Subscribe now. Address.
i'KUUlcLSlVE FARMER,
Ra!ei-!i N. C.
?rTTS PAPI5!?. n,n1 ? TVtlle at Grx
iL,11J:P, " 1 p- fe"wll & Cos ?-vwspapr
A.lvertlslnsr B;ireau(10 Spruw St.). w'n-'-.' advfrtism -soiiiraeti
iuay U. made for H LV-NEVV YOUiit '
mi ti 1 tt t t-
Stem, Air and Vacuiim Pumps,1 Vertical nd Horizon-
T n ! (i . ... ..-.i
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VERTICAL PiSTCN. )
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WWWl Richmond & Danville R i
f ff M 'lS 1 ril l 'i CQNDSNSED SCHEDUL
V.; -:JL-jL -JL&JL i JL JLfiiL I u;i ' - In Effect March 29, is:n '
. '" 1 ' r r 1 it rr- . i
The ndme of every man in
Western 'North Carolina who
has timher land, improved and
uniniproved, farm lands, town
lots and jiioporties for sale. Wo
must have bottom prices, full,
clear andcorrect descriptions.
Persons wishing to buy, sell
or rent properties will find it to
their interest to write to or
call on
McCUBBIHS & REMER.
SALTS I1FRY,
C.
: The Eaxdmark,
1 . .
STATESVILLE, N. C,
Commends tlself to tt oso who want the news of
the (lny an 1 all of It, and v.-Lo want a candld-ex-prfswi-n
of o tlhJon u :o-i s-nrroLt tonics. Tt isaSi"
eo'.umn pa ier. pa ta-Ulavly han- some sUt-t-t, and
tbe pvoole wliota'ce H sweri) . it t-ubsurlntloii
price, $2 per year, f : for six months, to ceus lor
three months, send for s.:n pie co ,v.
Aaaress, - j. r. caldvvelt,,
Editor ami Pro;-.
TOTICE !
I hereby onnouifcc that P. P. Meroncy
is my authorized agent for coHecting and
receipting all hills due me. All accounts
unsettled and not adjusted in the next
sixty days will he reduced to judgment.
R( S ee; fully,
j. b. co'encill. m: d.
FeV. 24.-lSrl. I7:tt
tyji px3 f
Caveats, ar.d l:!s-Mirk erainod, ar, all Pat
ent buin"'--? car.-3aeti for Moscratc'Fsss.
Out Ornct e.4 Orp-jctTt U. S. Patcnt Orncc
aud y-e can wenx Anient iii less time thaa tlioio
reiaofe f-om WVhinv'ton.
bend mod-jl, drawing or plioto., v.it'a dewrtp
t'op. Wo advjso, if patontaHe or not, free of
cha:---?. On; foe no; due til! pa'ent is secured.
A Pv;pHLit. "-'ITov tiii.l,iin pBtcnts," with
earned ot act-tnl client in jcur fc'U-.o, ouuut or
town, sunt f.ta. Address,
G.A.
Opp. Patent Orncr. IVash'nqtcn. D. C.
. ' Wo'lucs !.y at Totv-ka, Kan.,
rui-ii-.il iilt O. $1.00 pt-r year.
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1 rriATUHES
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Pftt.icR i my 'i wta,-ti T.ji Aiv'tk has
provn so viicnt a f.mor u ti-.t giving it a na
uointl np'tnr:-n' :i't 1 t-I 1 ; 1, n. (Uieere-I and
enMH!!-H.. 1 Uie ii.-t.j- Hi nt r--sul s far at-U:m-i.
v.-ioi ufiwavt-ri-u f ;i:. ti.e future, and
te-.evi i- !nit ;)m gran. 1 l.r-iiintn- is but th
aaw;ii:ig ,,f a tl ri--,s u.iy f..r the masses the
!fijil 'ii iij. Aovo -atk ui! hoKHfuiiy pursua
lis :i:iKi,.ii. MP,r?;,tioi jsnee, $1.0j per ear,
'U &u vaif.-.-. Add re s
4SV0GATE FUCLISii!? 00.,
Tocefca, Kansa
1S59
worm noie
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COLUMBUS G A?
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. Homo Company, Seeking Home Patronage!
Prompt in Settlement of Losses! Reliable!
evorgr yaricty and
m db" '
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itegular iiOnsontal Pistcn.
The moa simple, durable and effective
Pump in the market for Mines, Quarries,
Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artesian
wetts, Fire duty and general mamifacturijiq
purposes, j flgjTSund for Catalocue. '
1, S. CApfiOH STEAM PUMHWi
Foot op East 23d Stkekt. Ngw Yir
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FOR Tllj XJ2JITEJ STATE 3 AIIMY
A'olc hodie.l. 11 n married men, hetwen
the aes ,f Cl aud :;o years (low pay,
ralhuis, fihiajr alil medical at tendance.
Applicants mut he prepared to 'furnish'
satisfactory evidence as to a-e. charactor
ami habii. Apply at Salishurv, -S. C.
THE
1891
Jnsiirance Co,
$1,0.5-,I06.:38!
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J. ALLEIT BRO WET, Ag Salisbury, 17. c; .
capacity.
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