- ;. .. - . Mr :J ' . M r : !' rH-r::.'!
i?
feolina Watchman.
L,OC A L
tI poking: tfc.'ffficc the late
V'B MCtess returned to-day
tiu .m Christian mine.
r m. Lee 'ami Tamily spent
r&y a.Hl-v'cd..ehiy in Asheville,
r n V.Osbotne, of Ilacksburg,b.C.,
. -i t. ...-.
n shaking nanus u hi wa.
xirtcd that work on macadamiz
uili Iw-'iii-uoon. ty)
n
;fo Miller, of South River, had
coutifrv watermelons in town
t3u to
It U 101
,1 the.
fclr. t'i1
The faotel Jerome, wilt lc without a
nrauagvr after this month. Miss flattie
faur resiniM to.tuko elbctf atthat
tnxv RU Imped some good hotel man
vifloo forward and take the position.
Mr. J. T. hatt returned 'hint Friday
from Davidson county, -where he had
been collecting hook; Hue specimens of
minerals. He will have tlicm'on exhi
bition at the Piedmont Alliance fair this
fall.
The dog man, chief of police, has lieen
on the lookout for unlalielcd dogs this
week, lie killed one Tuesday-morning.
If your dog in found on the streets with
out the tax-paid check on him he's n
goner.
Mr. Willie Sumrow, business clerk of
the Stanly. Freehold Mines, was in town
Tuesday, preparing" for the nuptials of
his sister, Miss Jennie, to Mr. G. II.
Peeler,- which occurred yesterday in
New London.
Attend to This.
Tt will he riii easy matter for each sub
scriJicr ta lh WATCitMAX to PT"t some
of Iris neighbor to (ko the paper. If
you get only fne H wilt Ikj u great i?dp.
Just think of ill If cneb subscriber
would get'buly one moro it would put
the paer on a good Utsis. Have tho
people of Iiowan and adjoining counties
not got enough of local pride and enter
prisclo do this? Wc believe they" have,
liegin now,
Tliiiisrs tha Wali-liliiau is ISotimi
"T to KiltiW.
When thq street improvement will
STON FAVALTS 31 ON UM HNT
MIKINO DEPARTMENT.
I , Hi U
i
Several persons from the lower part of
the county, namely: Messrs. Juo. L
Jield left Salisbury Tuesday to Miller, II'.' A. Holshou:;cr, and Mrs, Eliza
uhboio. llolhhouser, all started .-for Llowini;
....( i'n-, fi-nm I llock to0ay. . -
'f,p Hawaii vcu'iiui.i i..i..
stM'Un, Ya., la-st uijjht iu(1 rcpori Mr, Urucc liinstcr, wlo was pretty
r r k V..V.WI1 cf Yiruinm, will ton rome time .since, is in town tins wec-K.
v". . v. v -- ,
. 1 i i ., 1, . -i ii - ! i ii iV-ii iicv!
.Ill;- in: liuuu-iuM
.Kit
:..!.td morning,
July -Gil'-
W-iii f.r thc-ith of next July; it is less
T "II 1,V nrjii i no ......
I lj.j it celebration tticn.
I ho coiiiity Alliance will meet at the
i i '..... i i r..,:.-!.
g-rj- 'iHtlUM.S (ill railll Mil j i4IM4 Milieu ini
i'jrn I' ll ov'er at tite last meeting.
Che northbound train on 'Tuesday
.I,.l..i.i.,l li.-rk Iwii.l yi'itijrtil
lie barf his head stilt patched up, hut
is rapidly gaining his strength, and wil
soon be ready to try bi:3 chances again.
See the advertisement ol'gin property
by 3Ir. D.tJ. liradaliaw in this issue. The
property is in good repair andtcrms will
be made satisfactory. .He means busi
ness' as lie wishes to go into other busi
ness, this not agreeing with his health.
Salisbury's correspondent of the Char
lotte Chronicle Tuesday portrayed the
fact that the Iiowan Yeterans were oil
iLckvyell station is geUing lively. We for the unveiling of the "Andrew Jaek-
... . hi it ii!-Vi iml tK l:if lor I O Mu!iiml iii I ,r- i mrl n CilllH!
. ! 'W-y ' ' 1 i 1 i mi im ii n i "n ' " ' - - - - - - - " - i null luutiuiuvu in i.iiiniuuf -
icution wc will pubhrJi.it next week, tliirt, get up your U. S. History and get
right.
(V.I. J I'. Cook has s .vapped' the Con
,il Shtii'Tiid for a JyctclQ..' Owing to" - Mr. T. M. (Jray, a nephew of Bro.
fi'ict- wc kill not edit W for him any Kamsevs with a friend, Mr. Lee Hart,
- I
iir.
Whether the bonds have been puld.
When the 'new hotel will be ready for
guejTS.
How old Jim Cook is.
Whether the Mocksville Times has an
editor.
If next spring vill;be an fr.arly one,
When the weather Tionhets will all
die. .
What the kidnappers stole Will Colcy
for. i
Who will be the next president.
If the China Grove Dart knows black
berries. arc done.
Which is the. biggest parly in the Uni
ted States. "
Whether cur fighting editor will fight
or run.
Pa r t iers a n s w e ri n g a n y o f 1 1 1 esc ; u es -V:ons
are requested to enclose a stamp.
Tribute l' Kcspect.
Win:RKAS, God in his wise providence
has seen tit to remove by death our
brother, Capt. J. P. iHiman, one of the
elders of our church: we the surviving;
members of said church have adoptcil
She following preamble and resolutions:
1st, That whilst '"we deeply lament
that one so venerable and well qualified
by age and experience for performing the
duties of his olliee, has been removed
Irom us, yet we would submit to thc
sovereign will of our Heavenly Father
and confide in His wisdom and mercy
and His promises of support in the mid$t
ot liereavemeiit and aiiiietion. !
2, That'we sympathize with the fanij
ily of the deceased in their sad bercavci-
t?nveicd Grand Uathcriii!? of
! Soldiers The Statne Unveiling
i Described.
Wednesday, July 21st, just thirty years
after the grand battle of Manassas u little
town in Ihe mountains of Virginia was
tli rouged to its titmosf7til it was over
flowing, and the surrounding country
ind hillsides were the recipients of the
old m;n of war, coming to pay tribute to
the memory of "Stonewall1' Jackson.
About 100 members of the Iiowan Vet
eran Regiment and 23 or moro son of
veterans boarded the train in Salisbury
Monday morning for the scenes of Lex
ington, Yak
They fouud the town hcautifuUy deco
rated and that all preparations had been
jtiao'c for the entertainment of visitors.
Generals Wadn Hamilton, Fitzhugh
Lee, John MeCansdale and Win. J I.
llayuc,''ith hundreds of old treops were
there to represent the cavalry.
Generals Jubal Early, A. 11. Law ton,
G. W. C. Lee, B. T. John on, U II. Stew
art, w ith thousands of brave fellows w ho
In-longed to 4hc "foot cavalry," were!
there to represont their branch of ser
vice. The same pieces of artillery which
supported Jackson's brigade at the lirst
Manassas, lired the sahuc when tlie
monument. was unveiled.
General Wade Hampton presided and
Jubal A. Early was orator.
The statue stands in the center of the
cemotaiy. and the square contains about
four acre?. The sculptor is a Yirg'uian,
Old. Mimas tfes Gathered in This and
Otiicr States.
Mining Is ,a SiUp business If pursup.! ti'h the
snnu; car- sin.i in lust ry ;w infrcUamilslu'r, banKUi?.
"X "nl ?l,lcr l' K"!,"ie livuir. it Isaisoaeiriro?
l SOU I Wp-.lllll. It tS Cl:illUOil th:it. M
tro.d and sliver inlriln, -inco tlic Ulovifry t sola
in iJvison tlic I'aclitu. coast, amounfs tn ftvTr 18
pereeni: iHTiii.num. The mli.-r of ile preclons
ineialri do, s not excliaDjr,-; ho creates. Wfcat lc
takfs rroin ihec.irth lias instant an llalrtnJc value.
I he duliiir lie brtn u the sHrtjt-cisaByUicr'ollur
ail. fed to the wt alUi of the woi !d "
LIST OF
JMhinerygSale!
One 20-ltorsc-power Erie City
Engine and 25 li. p. Boiler.
One 00-saw Van. Winkle'' Cot
ton Gin with- feeder and con-
EM!
&
Parker Gold 31 inc.
It was found some lime ago that! the
12-inch pipe, which carried Hie Water
from the river to this mine, was inade
quate to sustain the pressure and furnish
enough water for proper hydraulicking,
and the company bought from the Sata
Christian Mining Company 7,000: feet of
20-inch pipe to take the place Of a like
amount of the old. Owing to the fact of
this being a busy season w ith the farmers
considerable difficulty was found in get
ting teams sudicicut to haul it,' but they
have at laBt been all delivered and con
nected and water will bo turned on in r.
few days. .
Tho time that it necessarily took in
completing this work has not Veen lost,
however, as hands have been busily en
gaged in blasting out an immense tail
race at the gulch, which will ejvc suffi
cient fall to enable- a much larger and
who was the designer of Lee's monu-1 richer territory to be worked which
inent. The statue is of bronze and shows j 0tWvisc could not have been done
i i : 4 1. l l II : 1
Inn livvHPil !iml it. f I I r' )wtllsi ! lii'hl I jo
-lass in his riht' hand. The statue Ult a moncnt'o' notice, and has been ar-
p roper incasurescight feet and surmounts ranged like hQmo cf the successful mills
a granite pedestal lOi feet high, com.ist- u Georgia. Ali of thc heavier matter
in-ola base course, die and capital. ooinil1 thron.h llve slices will be millet
"Jackson." "1821-18(5;J." and on auother anJ 1:il'Sc taukfl v-lH catc
the i-iagle word, ".Sfoncwall," thc som- what gold there mry be large Cnc'ilt to
brequet given Jackson by hi chief, Gen- T.oat
i r 1 '
ciui iA.c. The company U to be conqi-alulated
lain body of the procession reached thc "P" the failhfuJ and energetic manage
ccinetary. j ment ot t apt. 1 1 . A. J ttihl, who now has
L'-J.UU) people surrounded thc tomb the property in such a shape that thc
tml the statue, when thc iirinir of .., e ; . i,..:..k4 i
. "I liiurjiiv-t-in ui inu i.iuiu it i u ui i " 11 hi iiiiiu
rllll lllMirnifwl I hnf I hli nvnl'iucnu it-ni'ii 1
.a .I.1..1V.1.. v-. .null lliv. -VVllOO V10I , a t , ,
ibout to commence. As thc combined l l,ilvu ullM ullu,1 wu
aiuls rendered "3Iv Country, 'tis of doubt that as soon as hydraulicking
Thee." and then amidst rousiii- cheers beirins the returns will sustain this
Also, Van Winkle Press.
One Lidd?ll Saw Mill and
Platform Scales.
This machinery isTill in rood
order, and can Vie bought to
gether or separately to mij; pur
chaser, Will be sold cheap and
on reasonable terms. Call on
or address, .
P. C. BRADS HAW,
'Russell, Rowan Co..N. C.
JOHN I. WOMBLE,
with
Arc rcceiv
will furnis
Tlic Enterprising Furni
ture Dealers,
i
ng new gooxls every day an V
h your house from the kitchen
to thc parlor. Wc uandlo a full line of ,
house furnishing goods. "VNt,
RECEIVED TO-DAY '
a nice linc'of Walnut and Otik .Suits and
will sell thiera at price? to surt every one
We have the mettiest and nobbiest Hoe
of Bcdstcsids ever offered for sale in
Rowan crtunty. Don't fail to see tbm.
Don't fal to sec our
Parlor!Snits frci S35 to $i5. :
They arc beauties. Don't buy any far
nilurc until you have examined onr
stock. It! will pay you. i
Our trade has increased to snchan ex- .
tent that ivo have found it
KECSSSAHT TO ENLARGE
and have Vented another room near our
prcpcnCohe. : -Wc
will give a cash discount of 10 per
cent, for the next 80 days. ",orac ana
sec our largo stock. Our goods are g Kl
quality and wc will make tna prices sui
jou.
ours with best wishc?,
mmmXL
Provi'lenec towns-Jiip Sunday Shool
mivt oli"!! will be held at Providence
pletinxli.4 church on Thursday, tnc (m
lay x4-.tigsl, 1SUJ. at lo o ciock in.
'Sir, V.1I, Crawford, of this place, has
-$elHS dog. , Hee advertisenieut of the
iiueiiu another column, diifurmation
niictji'iiuig lier!wiHdje liberally rewarded.
returned fronr Arkansas hist Tuesday, inent, and will fervently pray that the
after a stay of four years in that country, eonwdatioii of the Gospel will lx? vouch-
L'lllllll III Mulll Ml iK.lwk nl II 1J.V1 ...I KAIliit.ili
,T . tit - ,! ii 1..... HrH - l- IHllll 111 111' II Ul ,1 imSMIIUUHIU I
" v' -v.jJ j-.......
tages oftlmt Statc and speak loud in her
praise.
"Last Friday, O!
and sable beaux, did picnic, O! The!
I dandiest teams and daintiest beaux i
ho. ho! 'Strawberry in-cserves stolen
in the mansions of tilory, and that the
the same' omnipotent hand that has be
reaved them will protect and defend
tliflii win l(r t r:i -l i i mi- in I li liliirn:-
The dusky damsels 0f ( Ir,c . "
sweets and eggs and rare meats, so, so?
; Uik UwcII station has become quite a Tilosft ,vhose larders sutlercd so chartre it
1;ul for -shipping of hickory wood. , ick . 0!
ylicrc have been '.)7Q cords shipped from
tiaL stiitjoii, and the work hasjifct begun.
LittU; rjeanor Watson, daughter of the
fufM iior Court Clerk, while daying with
V:ne iif.her little friends, lell, and broke
ytU.lttMi.cs of her ankfc, 3Iond.iy night.
i
Jlai. C'. V. King, of the Atlanta Journal,
was in town recently wearing a long facci
and a small black straw hat.. He had
beea-down the Yadkin railroad to write
n Norwood and other -towns. l ne
i
Watchman had done this two months
a "n .and lie ound Llie Journal out ol a
' . 5 f '
hence thc Ion;
ii j n . i ii i." i.i , c i ' - . . ..-.11
tlSjao Jin :uiu r-in-i lai ii i in-iie: iu kiip aim un.- mj ,
. ..
lL is vmir duty to suIk-ci ihe lor it.rlaee
voiir irtiv'ileire to do. it. Vt'ilt you
In It? . f-
O u r boy 5 1 i s r e pr esc n t cd ' i s : 1 1 e ad' i n c j
with- which thaChina (hove iKirl spanks
TiiVsdaV on tlic noon
train '.105 Cicor-.J tlic Watchman for making mention last want ot patronage.
3, That these proceedings be spread
on the minutes of our session book, be
published in the Cakouna Watchman
and a copy furnished the family of our
deceased brother.
rrWp lease copy.
J. K. (Jraham, Clerk. !
stati-: m-:vs.
Items Uailod Dawn 1o Save Spaco
From Mountains t Seashore.
.Juiin i'liiuins nal a le:r cut oil hy k
shifiing engine Saturday night ia Char
lotte
Trinity College is to haye a 720 can. lie-
power electric dynamo for IwrnLhiiJg
arlihcial light. f
The. Swain county IF.-rahl, published
by .Mr. i'. V. Wiley, has sa.-'ieudei lor
Via litii "paswd-ihroUgh this city on I week of Master Vado Barrier as
1 lier'r way Inane. They haye been-riding
tlikHC'li the Northern. States- on free
ra'.-ises.i " :" s-
.1
About fifty-of Swlisbuiys invalids (?)
am trj ihg the health-giving qualities of
Miseiiiuiiiier iiriiigs' niineial water ami
lntfl i'.iie. Ve 'look for immediate rc
cuvcry. -
. Bro. Xlvo. J). 13 low
Grove i Ihirt, . called at our ollicc this
morn ing but we .were out. Excuse us
litis time, for weddings inust be at
ti'jKlcd to.- '.
Union county is now given up by a!
open to conviction as 1 lie birth-place ot
cx-l'rchidcut Andrew Jacksoiiy
Two sturgeon were recently caughtiin
Iliack river, bv llenjamiii, ItobiusoM.
rwhich weighed 120 pounds each.
Julia Jackson Christian, ra.nd-daughtci
of the immortal warrior jrave a Ken tie.
timid pull to the chord and the vei
which hail hidden the heroic bronze sta
tue of Stonewall Jackson from sijrht lell
away.
As thc canvavs fell to tlic ground, the
dd survivors of Manassas who com nosed
the llockbiiiljic battery, tired a. salute of
17 guns with artillery used in that F.at
tie, while cheers irom 40,000 throats rent
I lie air.
Thc nroccssion then formed and re- plants, which wc learn
formed and returned to the tower, where
lunch was served to the participant
tkoucli: ix ti:nx;i:ssi:i:.
Miners Jlside a Slribc Ci ::victs I'm-
plr.yrd arc I ri .on Away by tht
.Miners Stai.i Troop.; Ordl'rcd
Out Bloodshed l.::p ctcd.
opinion.
We intend to visit, tins mine soon,
when washing is in progress, ami will
rv and uive our readers an account of
thc -'.in od ui operandi of the work.
eh;;on HII.tr.
Work here is being pushed as fast as
possible, and the mine will soon be in
shape Tor thc erection of the large milling
thc manager,
Mr. H. McCoy, Jr., will soon begin.
3Iniinin:
RALEIGH, N. 0.
Dress. Goods Department.
Any buly wishing" to buy a Dress Silk or
Wool and will write nic stating color anil
about what price oods tlu-y desire, I will mail
samples chcurlully. Uur Dress Coods stock is
the most complete in the bouth. lf.yoa have
sampled from any northern hou;e send them to
mo and I wi.l mutea tlicni.
JOHN. M. WO MULE.
22:3m M'g'r lres3 (Joos Dep t.
iTcabc mcntiflthc WAicnuAN when jiou write
READ
& EARHH
Vrosh Garden Seeds at re--duced
J prices.
Clrtvcr and Grass Socds at
the lowest prices at Hnniss'.I rit
8toro.
try
W'e aro having a finer season this sum-
. t a
mer ma n we nave nau lor sojne yearr.
(Jorn is looking well and is coming out
in silk and tassel. Cotton is looking
very tine and is blooming right sharply,
but unless there is a late fall it will not
State of North Carolina, ! ('!rrkt
n n V $.perior (hurt
Rowan County, j Juhj j0(h lHOX
Notice is hereby given of thc incorpo
ration of the Central Land Company of
Salisbury, Is. C; that the names of tho !
incorporators are Edwin Shaver, P. H. j
Thompson, N. Ii. MeCanless, I. II.1
Foust, J. S. MeCubbins, John S, Hender
son, J. M. lladen, L. E. Stccif, M. L.
Uean, 1, f. Wharton, and such! others as
they may associate w ith them; that tho
principal jdace of business shrill bo In
Salisbury, N. C, and its general purpaso
aud business is to buy arid sell real estate
and to erect buildings and factories, nnd
the doing of any othr business conferred
wjon corporations by the lawa of X. Ci
that theduratimiof the corporation shall
be sixty yiars; thc capital stock u sixty
thousand dollars, Avith prlvilcgo to in
crease to three hundrod thousand dol
lars, divided Into Khnros of tho par value',
of one hundred dollars oaeii. j .
W. Ci. WATSON, C. S. C.
Sonic time ago the miners f thc Ten- pay ior t'ie fe. td.zer u c I.
the
Darl-j devil. lie says.be is not, nor
formerly was the Dart's devil. Go slow,
there, for Master Wade's father was in to
see us last week and pledged his word
lliot ti.: crm v."i tlu '.. di'Vll.
Suit has been Imiuglit acainst tin
Why don't our people talk more about bondsmen of the sheriil' of Alexander
the lioanoke & Southern? - The sur- county to iocovth- a shortage of sJ,x0.
yeyors are between here and Charlotte, Messrs. Moselcy & Met ice, dry goods
ii of thc China and the people of Salisbury shouldbe dealers of Raleigh, made an as.sigumCnt
it' our oflice 'this talking on this subject more than lhcy Friday. The liabilities are oyer
are. No one will doubt that! this is the ' '
grandest opportunity that Suttsbury has
had for. many years.
ncKsce Coal Mining Company i:i the re
gions of IViecvil'e, fur souwj reason or
other made a strike. A written contract
was made by the company hereby the
miners could secure work b; ' signing the
wiittcn document. The coi 'jitions were
not satisfactory to the miner, and they re-
Messrs. Sal'rit .vc (iaithcr had thc
r.o-jl's mill dressed up in line shape last
week by Mr. Keed, ot Salisbury. All
they ask is a trial, and if they do not
malic good Hour they say take your
wheat to another mill.
Several of the Rowan veterans left last
Monday for Lexington, V a. More
would have gone but were prevented by
HEAD THIS !
e sure and call for ahottlo
of 3 Oures. It lias never failed
to cure Dyspepsia, 'Indigestion,
and Sick Headache. I cangivo
vou first-class references in 8al-
ishury to prove its merits, for
sale ly -
BE IN TIME.
; 1
Don't wait till you get sirk to get
bottlo of Enniss' Diarrhoea Spr he, but "
Gome and have it realy. It will save you
a doctor bill and probably your life. It
Mocdy cure for DiarrhicaFlux, Pura
mcv jnPliowcl complaints. It never
fiyls WtvUic it taken in time.
J. H. ENNISS.
feVSLf
It
this road gives!
Our fighting editor has been ruminating-
aipl rustieiting in the region of
Catiuvba, Sparkling Springs, and now
hat tie has returned .wo look for some?
iallUightfag, ';
The joint picnic of thc Methodist and
Presbyterian Sunday schools was post-
jidiiyd owing. to. th ci!r inability to secure a.
ear (for the accommodation of the crowd
oil Tuesday. ' .
in this branch o
liev. ('. II. Kimr pastor of the Lutheran enter our nublic
... . i
us the go by we will ever regret it.
Subscribe for thc WatcIinan now.
Prof. W. II. Neavc, tho man .who lias
few equals as a teacher of music in thc
United States, will begin a series of arti
cles and selections on music pertaining
to the culture of the voice and' breath, we
imagine, in the next is:iue. This will be
an important feature in the paper. The
time is here for more thorough training
study. It will soon
hools. Prepare for it
As the vestibule train was going in
Charlotte Sunday live cows were on the
track., ihe engineer eoulu not stop so j
ho kdlcu lour out ot live.
ehUTili iu Salisbury, will preach in the by subscribing now.
Second Wlicran church in Ilaltimorc
duirng the month of August, while on
putuuuii, riv... e..'..x-. ...!. t i .1
t. i i x iiesu ii leiors .v no ikio uoiiaiuo ai ii-
; Col. Fai brother writes us to know if cles for the use of the hospital on East
ie will euit the Duruam 67o thb fall. Main street arc earnestly requested to
lie lias a delinuueiit subscriber and wants send them in nromntlv that the" cood
to put in four months running him o the work may go on. Svjnd directly to the
wid of tlic earth. ; . ' building 'the house formerly occupied
The dean, of Mr w;ison Kior c ' lr- 4- 1 Jonnsion-wnere there will
roiiorled last Thuisdav, tie was one of
kawan'o inoacydeudcrs. and by his death tions 5n mo,lcy sl'ouK1 bc 'sen 1 lo F
IK1. 1... I.T-"-
Ave may look f;f the foreclosure of -many
.ludrtgages-tlus
fall.
J. Murdoch', treasurer of the board Of
managers
Tnele Jerry llu.sk-has telegraphed the
t'oaeortl Sla.idard that "possums" will
flimb largti trees this fall and suggests
tliat Col, Cook learn to climb and pur
telegraph pole climbers.
cy. L. P, (tiHieme, who has been trav-
cliJig in the Holy Land and ali over the book 1s cspeccjally valuable to farmers,
pl'l countries, iiasscd through Salisbury ln,t shoijhl be read by every man, woman
vesterday. Tic-will deliver several loc-
Hic NcivJJoiHi,
. The new book "Labor ami Capital"
advertised iu this paper is alt that is
claimed for it.. The author, Mr. E. A.
Aileu is author of the "Golden Gems of
t
Lifu'JLand other standard books. This
tures-in the lower part of thc county.
' The annual convention "of Itowan
ctoaty Sunday schooks wntl bc held in
"f'lcc Ucforined church, ncar, Ilcilig's
Mills", Thursday and Friday; August 27th
andjKth.. RCv. U. Ilcllcr is pastor. -
Wo l&u n of the death of Mr. J. Allen
'. Uanmy. at the home of his father atMt.
-iJiuii. l nosil:iv-nt. 1r a',. n,.l- - tr
ami child in America. We have read it
and cherfully reComend it to our readers.
We hope that hundreds of-copies will be
sold in cvpry county in North Carolina;
WccMing IJcll.s in New London.
M iss Jennie Pumrow and 'Mr. Geo. 1 1.
Peeler wcro united by marriage Wednes
day morning at 7:oT o'clock, iu the Meth
odist churcli in New London, by Rev. C.
M P i:illr.- ATr p o! rv'.i cli TL
T ,J Z r '' Rumsay awl brother of Mr. ehu.-ci, was crowded to its utmost. Af
-; uamsay, postmaster of this place. ter thc ceremony the happy couple, amid
Poor Jim Cook is trying to raise a row t,,c ehcers ami friendly greet bigs, boarded
'tlUhc tieket agetit at Charlotte for 1,10 north IkiiiikI train for Rockwell the
rin Jum four centf more to ret urn home of Mr. Peeler's mother, where they
spend a few days preparatory to a trip
to IIIwingr!t4ck. May their joy, rtever
grow few, is the wishes of ll.e Watch-
MAN . -' "
oneord than to.go from Concord to
"inotte: Whv ni,.i
LHfV
I Htute
tUo " """
wain to -ret voir out., of K
An aged Englishman, William Gribble,
was drowned near Greensboro, with
his tyo horses, Sunday evening, lie
had imbibed too freely of strong drink,
i
The State guard's encampment; at
Wrightsville, is more largely attend than
any-similar encampment ever held; iu
'the State.' There are 'X0 men in the
cam").
Thc child of a negro woman- in Char
lotte was very fretful last Saturday. JShe
gave .'it a morphine pill to quiet it. Siw.
succeeded. The child -was buried last
Sunday.
Five men i:i Mecklenburg county took
refuge in an old gin bouse from a rain
storm last Friday. Lightning sf -ruck t he
building and killed one, fatally iu hired
two others and the otiicr two were unin
jured.
A Davie county man is reported as be.
ing driven ten miles through country
roads in Caliarrus county by robbers and
was robbed of his money near I ho iron
nridgoand was then released. Warrants
are out for the parties who did the deed.
Mr. M. P. ('line, one of China Grove's
energetic merchants and chicken dealers
has made uh assignment. Rev. Paul
Parringer is assignee. Inability to col
lect ad debts was the cause nl his as
signment says the Charlotte Xnrs.
The residents m the neigborhood of
Oak Grove, Cabarrus county, arcgreatlv
excited oyer the threatened extermina
tion ot Squire Henry Long's family.
Several nights ago some one went to
his mill and turned the water on. His
three sons went down and let down the
gate to stop the machinery. -The next
morning a letter was louno-in . quire
Long's yard which read as follows:
"It is the intention of the writer or
writers to. kill Squire Long, his wife and,
daughter and two sons. The hit ter won hi
have lcen killed last night when slop-
ping the mill froin running but for the
presence of the lhirrson whom wc have
no desire to kill. The daughter will be
shot some day as she returns home from
teaching her school."
tvquire Long and family are mu.-h
alarmed over the vandatta issued against
them, and the affair has caused consider
able excitement in the neighborhood.
Thc night following the receipt of the
letter Miss Long noticed a man lurking
around the premises. A white inaii and
two negroes are suspeelod of being the
naflies vim are. making the threats.- -
Children Gry for Pitcher's Caqtoriai
Salisbury Produeo Market.
Corrected weekly by 1). II. ivtiks K Co.
Pry ltik'!,
(Ircen -
On Urns, ;
White beans,
Mi xci
Flour. 2.50f-7
JOlCtlT,
Gliiikcns,
Irusli potatoes,
S.v-ect
lVaJs, -(Join,
nir.iM'j
" l oo
80
c
1.C0
.a:
J.00
fused to work;whcreforc tho o;dc nniany the threshers being in the neighborhood.
made a contract with the loi set ot eon- 'pjUi Salem Alliance is still in- the laud
viet labor to furnish them willi convict Gf the livini-,a :d is li ing,ahd is likely to
viet labor live years. . At this :irrangc- remain so. '1 hey hold their meetings
ment the miners who were now wanting, regularly and have a very full attpn
bread, became indignant. Thc convicts dunce. I do not belong to j the Alliance
were out t work, however. now but will soon. 1 ho ; Alliance is
Gn last Wednesday the miners; drove blooming in the weary land. T. S,
the convicts and their guards on ji Irani July 18, 1801
ami snippeo ineni 10 jnosiijr. a ne
shcriil telegraphed a detachment ot mil- () j $UfQ s tj pl0l,rcc ln
ll.. i.f li-nrnw ivilli 4HM1 iv, 11 Mil-- fit Minimi- 1 '
tion each, to proceed Imek with lhc liner, Watchman and a picture of all
convicts, set them to work and protect J the officers of the national Alliance in-
Tho miners' have' been gathering inchilhy each State President.
from ail the surrounding country until
now they number near t!, (K) strong.
They held a conference in which they
determined to drive oil' tho convicts'.
They surrounded the stockade which
Col. Sevier was commanding with 1)8
men. A committee was sent to him de
manding that thc conyiets and guards be
at once transferred to Knoxville. See
ing that he could not hold his position
against such odds he agreed to tho de
mands of the miners, und a second tiyie
the convicts were driven on board and
sent to Kno-ville.
The governor lias ordered ail the
troops in Tennessee in readiness, in all
about GOO men. Thc mineis number
Somewhere about 2,000 strong, from the
adjoining mines iu Ten n esse and Ken
tucky. Capt. Ingraham commands tlic
mines. The .miners are armed with
Winchesters and Colls pistols.
Everything passed oil quiet !y Monday.
The miners seem as if they do not want
to make trouble, but arc determined in
their aims and purposes. The miners
treated tiie camp loys With respect, and
the camp boys said the "miners are all
right," when the train pulled out for
Knoxville with them. The people ol
east Tennessee have a warm sympathy
for the miners, and even Governor
liiiehanan expressed himself in favor of
t he justness of the miners, but he will
not swerve from his duty, lie is now
consulting the attorney General as to his
authority in the troubles. It is reported
that he will ask President Harrison fur
aid.
The miners up to this writing hare
carried everyone of their points, but the
trouble seems not ov r. Some sad icsult
is expected of this scheme, lor the min
ers are prompted by hunger ami mean to
stand to their colors.- It is hoped that
the matter can bc settled without tlic
bloodshed which seems inevitable.
Thc presence of 100 scarred veterans
from Rowan at thc unveiling of the
Jackson monument at Lexington is a fit
ting respectation of North Carolina's al
titude during tho war. While other
States, notably .Virginia, furnished moic
ccnerals. North Carolina furnished more
in thc dread struggle. Charlotte Lhrom
cle.
W H AT IS IT :
!
i
Kl utre & Rcndlcman want all the dried fruit, 'ben ies, Ctc,:hTMight to Vails' ary.
Wc wantyou to know that vc will give you as much for tb'in an tho m rket
aflbrds. Eighteen years ago wy began bususess in tins town-nut by always p avTni?
cash for what we bought amsticking to our motto, ' Tho 'best o-hIW for tin 'lP4yt
money," wc have been compelled to enlargo our store-rpomt iuwl now wo f.
six Hoots filled amd riacked With the most desirable goods
SALISBURY
has ever -seen.
lalii to bco them
any other house in tho place
We havo! th latest fdyle: of Dress Goods and arc any' (i..
. Wc arp pronatcd to sell goods anil will . '?ell them i:,vTi
1 IIIUII
Look at some of our. prices-;
WILL GET
At our st
r.you
Henry oafril of Cabarrus county, had
a young marc almost fatally injured l y
running away with a mowing machine.
The horses both ran away, throwing Mr.
Sal'rit out. The cutler bar caught a
stump and suddenly stopped the horses.
Tl viioo"- otMie was thrown la u in
I k-iiiw-?:iml bail the leaders of her
hind legs cut in two. His brother drew
l lo in out and seud tl e n togel bei , au.l
Hie .iiiig hoi..e. w... vvai.Ji g .ii'.uu.l in
,,IIIU ! j,...j.iminiililllllll 111
':
wm
twenty poundsof the whilest nngar for ;?1.00cfTec, 20wnts; scv mitea of flour
jresh hams, cnMvk crs cheeso oycry weefw at lowest prices. Alaf aanie at s cents'
Wo have a stock ol shoes equal to any anywhere along tho prop 03Cj roulo of
. THE R. & S.
All kinds of Cents1 Furr.isMnS Goods. Always make our srj yur hoa(1 quarter
yen if you don't want to buy, it will give is pleasure to fihowo,, our goods nn I
tell you how cheap we vvlll sell them. In our hack b , )f,u will Hud feed boxeV
for vour horses-.
To thc wholesale imfc wc offer special induccmers.
j. Voitrs anxious, co B-rve,
KbUT'17 & RENDLEMAN.
"LABOR
AND CAPITAL.
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The Farmer's Great Iiofr.
33
Absolutoly Pure..
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening .strength
Latest 17. S. Government Food Report.
Of Valuable Saw Mill & Cot-.
ton Gin Property.
P.v virtue of a decree of thc Superior
Court of Rowan county made in the
special proceedings, entitled W. T.
Tliomason vs. J. A. Thomason and
others,'' I will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the court house door in Salis
bury, on MONDAY, THE 21TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1891, the following de
scribed real estate, viz: About one acre
of land situate in the town of Franklin,
Franklin township, on which is lo-ate.
the saw mill, cane mill and cotton gin of
the Thomason Rros., adjoining the lauds
of W. T. Thomason and others.
This land is sold for partition.
Ju'v 20th, lS'll. '
LEE S. OVER MAN.
Commiss!joif.
STRAYED OR STOIEN,
A i-olnirr TiiO 'a. ia I:mf. si:v, w!'.itcv wlfh ILvf-r
rolnrcd r.-irs :ni I) is r;itli r ; l'l".i h-w nwU. ln ;nl.
W.iS l.ist si'fll ilc.il! liu'rl'tck MliMl.iy. Iliil
i-ciiiU-vvhl' lt lx ;iis I Ii' Ii.'li ' M Jtiif ;il :oi
SWJ- I" I " n on'' of M.-il " An liilvll!i.i(l..
i .nii i.'J l-i I Ii !' "v 1 k iitf iC. b Hi - i I tlit- t,.,;-
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.' II i;u HliO.
;!-5 tl? fin".! iticnl. ami
eU-k.M.Mi writer,
1 E. A.
iv. L V( )LK,
lies. X. F. A. afl I. F.
JOHN TRIMP.LE,
Sec. Xat. tintng"!, 't'l nlnts
f , ;i:sbanlry.
MKRaHin- M Y MCH7
l-iec. TliC I'jiit.kts' Naf. IjcagiTe,
Sec. tei. Assembly Faruier' v
iJiljiitt'ial Bctielit-Association.
Also four other of IV. hjadiiig fHl;cir.vc LiUis oau.i jitions.
Thisjjook eoiitaii.s;a true account' tjf tho work
doiic by Uip different organizations.
f&rr NEW I'OLITIAL VUT XV A3 0 lit I X I KJ) AT t) NC I N
NAT I "MAY IU, IS'jL TIIISs W()KK CONTAINS A FULL ACCOUNT
OF THAT NOTED CONVENTION, THE l'LTK0,UM ADOPTED, AI).
UK&S X SfrNrtfW. PFEFFEIv.'l
Tho.booH CQijtaiivs IQO octavtJt pagc5 :nX is haidsriwly-lounu.
?t?.oo.
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'Ijhi'i ineat 1 iOf)k can lo li.vl in North Carolina only through
the i d: roeinsoh fob. hoosf,
' -rf i lial. ili, N. C,
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