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NORTH fVROLINA HER VLD. TllUUSDAY, - - OCTOIJEK21, 188C. XSTThe Herald hat the largest circula tion of any 'paper publUhed in, Rowan Vounty. 8CBCUIPTIOX bates: year if paid In advance. . - $tJM - 2.00 fit months, - - - ' - - - - 1.00 Subscribers will be called on or notified when abscripUoDS are dne. In addition to our sulscrip- bcrp-4r hon list we mail a larne number 0, p every issue to all parts of North Car olina and tlie United StaUs. Tltose havingland for sale will find it to tluiv advantage to advertise in ,the Herald, ai we have a tut of; parties making inquiry for hind) -and to them . ve shall send our paper whenever land advertisements Are inserted. OUR NEW LOCAL. EDITOR. With pleasure we announce to thc public that Mr. RoherfL. Ilamsay, a promising and energetic, young gentle man, has attached himself to our staff in the capacity of local editor.! He is au thorized 'tomake any and " all contracts for our office. It is to be hoped that the public will show him a liberaT! patronage and encourage home enterprise. 'as it i on this element depends the future of our growing little city. As a .Qfker the Herald is well known, and takes, pride in having none but workers connected with it. : '' ' CITY ITEMS. There are now 88G sTIare tn the Building: and Loan. New streets arejbeing laid "bni at the Zion Wesley 'CoUe'' . A. C. Harris gave to the breezfr a very handsome sign yesterday. Building is still going on at the Presbyterian church property. $5, COO have been so -far loaned by the Building and Loan for build ing purposes. . ' ; Mr. Alfred Johnson says he .will have 400 bushels of sweet potatoes to store way for winter. ( J. J. Hawkins, JBros. & Co., re ceived a ea load of tobacco Wed nesday from Reidsville, X. C. Capt. B. II. Marsh completed a large engine house Wednesday, ad joining his machine shops. We are reliably informed that a large United States distillery will -shortfy.be erected, near Salisbury. C. D. Vernon has shown us some beautiful cards, advertising his hotel. He knows the value of ad rertising; - ' i -..- i Twenty -three car loads of cattle came down the. Western road last week and were shipped to Broad View, Va. We are glad to know oqr commis sion merchant, J. D:" MoNeely, is doing a larger' business than ever heretofore.. L We find agricultural machinery arriving' at the depot by I the car load.; This shows that the, farmers are vnde awake.; Salisbury tobacco men are still left the on -the gro. Mr. R. H Foard lastweek to sell tobacco firm of Rice & Foard. for Large shipments of Kluttz's.t.o-' bacco liniment, the great external remedy, is being made tcrBaltimBrdf where they have an agency. ; . r r , rr a 1 t . Airs. xl. Li. iioimes nas ouuc nn new and beautiful greenhouse on the north of her residence, which is quite an improvement. Great hordes of patent medicines of the kind that .. is shaken before taken has been stored in Charles ton, the Quaker city of the South. Reed CraWfofd shot a j heron on T. II. Vanderford's farm one- day this week, which is the second one to our knowledge ever killed iu this section. ; . . . Mr. C. G. Vielor left r our city Monday to-attend the fair at Hick ory. He is reprcsenting'the New York7 Weekly Tribune, an agricul tural paper. ! ' V Read the new, ad. of Messrs. Kluttz and Rendleman, in another column. They are now in their double store and invite their friends to call and see them. - - The rsgistration books are open at J. S. - MeCubbins' store. If you fail to register "you will lose your vote. J Frank , MeCubbins - ' is ready to attend to all who call. Ounfriend, C. A. Jacobs, of Zeb P. O., Franklin township, brought us, last week, the.boss sweet potato. It is his own raising "and weighs just six pounds. Mr. Jacobs is en titled to the beltJ . . . x . . ' ' : -r , '. Messrs. Risley : and Bilheimcr. the gentiemen in charge of the pre liminary survey for our newly pro T6sed R. R. left here on Monday morning for the head of the survey ibeyond.Wilkesbora. At the Farmers -warehouse flve see i-AmthinP that I00K8 (lice tiusmess ThA Tronrietors. Bost & Foard, are - i,4.r mo.OOO nounds oi tobacco cut into trash, out of which.smok ii&g .tobacco .will .be jaiade. . Personal.. C' Y .Cheatham was in the city Tuesday. IV P. Beard is with ileroney Brothers. ; W.A. Alison, of Third Creek, wa3 in the city Tuesday. , X. P. 31arphy 13 recuperating a little in Columbia, 3. C. ' V We are glad to learn that J. t Gaskill is iuiproYing slowly. ;X Mr. L. II. Clement left on Tnes day to attend court at Mocksville. Mr. S. II. Wiley left the city! on Tuesday, groins South on bnsineea. " 0 0 - mtb. llayne Davis, of Matestille, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. iv m. Ulackmer. ' , Miss Carrie Murphy has returned home, after an extensive trip North. - Mrs. Howard Summerell return ed to her home in Tarboro a few days ago. Charles II. Smith, known as Bill Arp, passed through our city yes terday morning, J R. Eames, jr., went "North last Tuesday on mining business,, lie will shortly return. Mr, T. K. Bruner, of this city, ;will represent Eowau county at the Raleigh State Fair. I:. Dr. Rumple is assisting Rev. Mr. I5byd, who k holding a protracted meeting at Unity. James Horah left for Washington Saturday, where he will be erfgaged in the pension service. Mfss.Mollie tyarphy lefrlibliday for Walnut CpVet6pay her sister, Mrs. D Lasli; tf visit xMiss Barer, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., is vh L'ng her sister, Mrs. L.E. SteereyAt this place, -i Mr. J. L. P. Roiiechc, formerly of Salisbury but now of Statesville, spent several days: here this week. Miss Jennie Bingham has return ed, after making a visit of several days to friends nearxThird Creek. Mrs. J. S. MeCubbins returned home on the l?th, from a ' vist to her son, Dr. W. L. Crumpat South River. Mr. J. D. (Brown.Oho is engaged in business with E. S. Jaffery & Co. New York; 'will arrive in Salisbury next Week. Mr Luke Blaekmer took the train on where he business. Mr. C. week to Tuesday for CInirlotte, has bee called on law A. Rice will leave us next travel for a Richmond house. We are glad "to. know, he will travel in. North Carolina. . Dr. R. F. llacket t, an emi went physician and politician of Wilkes boro and well known-, in this city, died last week at the age of UO. Mr. A. 1). Potts and wife came down the Western road -last '.Tue? day. They "will spend several weeks here and then go to Florida for the winter. ' . Miss!Lizzie Stack, . of . Staunton, Va'. who has been on a week's visit to friends in this city, left on Mon day last tor Ashevi lie, , accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Lewis, v ' .The Vidette says : "Miss Mary Woolen, the very popular music instructressTyf Troy Jligh School, left 3Testerdayto make a short visit to her parents n'Avs4ipboro. Miss Minnie KrTderv.retnrned home, afer a visit of several weeks at Mt. Vernon with her cousin, Miss Jnlia Fleming, who returned With her. . '. . Mr. Clarence Murphy, who has been antfeipating a foreign tour, has postponed it, owing to the ill ness of his friend," Mr. 'Kyle, who was to accompany him. Mr. N. E-. Scales, C. E., arrived here this week from West Va., to spend i few days with his family. He will leave here for Alabama, where he will attend t6 his profes sional duties. - J Miss Nannie Richardson, well and favorably, known here, will be mar ried at Philadelphia - Wednesday evening, Oct.2ft'b, at six o'clock. p. m., to Mr. Oswald Thompson Hanna. Miss R. has the best wishes of the Herald. . - The Concord Tiqaes says : "Rv. T. W. Smith will move to Concord in a few weeks. , For a number of years he has been in bad .health and last year he thought himself suffi ciently strong to enter the ministry and he took active work - at Salis bury. His health has failed him again and he will move to Concord. He and his excellent family will find a warm welcome here where they are held in such high esteem.1 Yes, and Salisbury will feel the loss of this popular gentleman. .. J. U. Vcrble is having a brick building on Libertjr street, between Main and Lee, remodeled, covered and other im provements made. Building is nQthing new for us now. ; . - ,. -' - f .-;;::' People we know who should go chestnuting :' Earthquake Wiggins, Motor Iveeley, Dy nam i t e O 'Rossa. If reading matter is necessary to tht happiness of the party, we would suggest f War articles" iin the Century. - . , v At )i meeting of the .directors of the Building and Jjoan-. last Tues day, they concluded to keep the books of the second series open ja few days longer. Applications tor loans amounting to $2,700 were fa xorably passed upon. - One of our city milliners. Mr. W. R. Barker, haabt-en solicited by onef the largest niillinery housed in New York to originate and zvt out a new hat for the spring of '87. This is to be. pattern hat, -and Mrs. Barker is to hare the naming of it.' . ; . p ;- - " , For the finest and - nicest mackerel in town, pall on II. & L. Wriht, who have a complete stock of family groceriea. . " The young ladies of ,i?ti Luke's Episcopal ch-urch ha'veVf arranged a series of enterUinmejj'U, the first to be given at the Mt Vernon Hotel, Tuesday the 20th inst. There will be several attractive features, and they hope to be liberally patronized. Admission 25 cents. You will find the latest and finest ap ples on the market at E. C. Miller's Fam ily Grocery. Just as we go to press we are handed a telegram stating that Gov. Leeof Virginia, has positive infor mation that Mrs. Cleveland will accompany the President, on his visit to Richmond on the 21st, and also several members of hi3 cabinet with their families. Fare to Rich mond and return is very low. . Messrs. Young & Bostian are daily re ceiving New Goods at JIaj. Cole's Kew Iron Front." Call and see them. - ' ; Zion .Wesley College openwith 2 pupils boarding at the college and about 40 town scholars. We learn f that the prospects of the collegelare very bright, and that applications - are pouring in. Rev. C Price certainly de serves' great credit for the great work he has so carefully planned and so well executed. . Last week Mr. J . G. Kerner of Keruersville, married Miss Alice, daughter of M. M. Masten, of Winston. Mr. Kerner took his bride to his elegant home, ''Kerner's Folk;" at Kernersviile. Mr. K$r- nerbetter known as "Reuben Rink" is well known here? as an" artistic painter. The scenery at Meroney's Hall will be for time to come a bright and lasting memento of pur young friend's genius. The Herald wishes him success and happiness. ' ' t "-':'- ' a ' 1 The .crooked conditio of the" W. N. Ci R. R. track about Newton, Conover and what , is familiarly known as the "Y," which has been such an eyesore to everybody has'.at last been removed The trars 'has been shortened mjle and has been put in cxtraHgood conditionthanks to' the; elToftsv of Supt. . McBee. The Western is now. one of the best equipped and best built roads in the country.; Over this road is immense Work Makes the 3Ian. Tcll me with v,rhom thou, goest und'I will tell thee who thou art," is a Latin saying.. No more true word was ever spoken: A man is always known by his associates.1 A tnau is also known byhis" work. In regard to this we; wish to say that we have noticed a wonderful change in Salisbury. . Ten years ago it was not absolutely necessary for a young man to be employed- to command the respect of the community. Within the last five years this has changed. A young man whooes not try to make a Jiving by work who does not at-least try to earn his own bread is to-day without standing, in emr community! Pub lic opinion stamps hima parasite a barnacle.1 Public opinion- i3 the most severe executor of law. Wher ever public opinion con d era ns the lazy idler or- the debauched drunk ard, there -he - disappears .. very quickly. ; - '. . ' ' Hits Them Hard. ' . You ! I I Have you got a Jiome? Have you got anything that will in future tend to make you some ac count? . If youJiaven't you are no good . . , f Got nothing.-' . What use are you to yourself or a community ? Paupers and' non-property holders are as useless as dirt. Yes, still more useless, as with dirt the old sloughs and ruts can be filled up. Every sensible man will at "once swallow these reraarks, and, if per tinent to him, will reflect - and a3k himself the question," "what do -1 own ? If yon find yourself the pos sessor of property, you are not-, the man -we are "striking at. But if, on the other hand, jvou. have "got nothing, you? must swallow the pill. To members - of the human family who have led a useful life and been unfortunate, these remarks do not count. But to the young man. who isTnaking a salary and spending it-somehow, (in many cases he could not tell how) it is at him" we si ing: this gentle idea of be ing a property holder. Col. R. G. Ingersoll says r "The prosperity of onr country depends vpo? rue num ber of our people who are Hi e owners of homes? The same remark - ap plies to Salisbury. Some ' smarty will grin and say : 'Those fellows 'that run the Herald want to sell lots.'' " Yes, we do want to sell lots, and we sbal use every effort to that end. We should like to have- you buy them of us. But if you pur chase and build in any part of the city you will receive our aidaiid ad miration. -If lyou have an income of only only one dollar a - week above your living expenses, you are in a condition to accumulate prop erty. - Don't grant and say "how" but look about you audi find out. The Building and Loan Association is one of the greatest motors in the prosperity of onr cityand offers to every man that can lay claim to that gender, aa. opportunity to :be jria. - .":' .-. Oar Quail. . An interesting dicti:on at the; ); Club one i-tc ning this wei?k devel- i fwi fl, A,j;r.., .f ,e f our well known amateur sportsmen tliat th mrtriJs in tho Tinttr f of Salisbnrv are on the increase". In course of conversation it was ! generally agreed that the hunters were also on the increase. Thel conclusion was that if the hunters incf eased mor'eV the birds must naturally decrease, f It seems that our scot ion of country is fast-gaining a reputation for the fine sport it affords, and that every season brings'the gunners from the North ern States. Their coming is not objected to: thev are. for the most part, gentlemen? but one objectioniur min,nS interests. He is a suc exnressed is that the birds are lihmVfcessful man and makes a success of pea out 01 xne ocaie. mis is against the law and will be watched closely this season. Many North ern gentlemen have made arrange ments with the farmers and land owners that for a consideration about equal tothe taxation, they are awarded the privilege of shoot ing. At present this seems an agreeable one, but as the hunters increase the farmers should have value received for birds shot on their land. If people come several hundred miles to kill our game they are able and willing to pay for it. If a farmer has the good fortune to own jana in a gooa sporting coun try, he must reap some benefit. The habits of this . sweet morsel of bird meat were likened nnto the human family by one of the gentle- men, wuo statea tnat at certain sea sons of the year! the birds matexff and bring fourth two broods of chicks. ri)e first lot of egg3 are presided over by the female, while the last lot are "sat upon" and hatched by the father. It must be confessed that the resemblance be tween the bird anfi the'human fam ily could not he seen by the repprter, but as it came from one versed on the subject in question-it.- must be so-. Many bird stories:.weTe;ir)r der, the Worst of .which ?w$V f5l a man not very faf off, 'who does the "pig act" in killing 1600 or 1700 birds every year. Some objections were offered to Mr. Hawk taking what he did, but as he catches them on the fly,! the base ball gen tlemen thought it shpuldvbe over looked. Just received, arBuerbaura's, a fresb lot of oatmeal, cracked wheat and fine Turkish prunes at 10 c a pound. Speaking at Kowau Academy. On Friday evening of next iwek jOct 22nd the candidates will address the citizens of Providence township at Rowan Academy, -i The speaking will begin at,., or shprtly after dark. A liberal; turnout is es pecially d esired. - Remember, citizens of Providence, that you have nine judges to elect this year in the State" and that, therefore, the election is one of special impops. tance. One republicaiecan, if he chooses, bja-grtater thorn in your sidjahan i two. Presidents of the same character.- . :' i Dem. Ex. Com. Fresh lemons Damn's . - ' and oranges at Buer- CONGFJSSSIONAL CANVASS. Mr. Henderson's Appointments Keeversville, Catawba Co, Thurs day Oct 21st. Sherrill's Store, Catawba Co, Fri day Oct 22nd -! Statesville, Iredell Co, Saturday Oct 23rd j t FprXCliurch, Davie Co, Monday, uecrD. . -: i ' ; - . Farrniugton, I "Tuesday, Oct. 26. - t , . -. vThomasville, Davidson Co, . Sat urday, Oct. 30. i : Third Creek, Rowan Co, Monday, Nov. U New, fresh haum's. French Candies at Buer- MARRIED. At the residence of the bride's mother, in Chester county, S. C, Oct. 14th, by Rev. R. W. Boyd, assisted by, Rev. J. A. White and Rev. J. L. MeLinwMr. II. J Mc Keown and Miss Laura Stirling. .;,.; -,- DIED. ; '.- . On the 14th instajit, . at Tyro Shops, Davidson Co., Mrs. Hedrick, wife of Rev. J. M. Hedrick, at about the age of 38 years. We sympathize with the bereaved. - In this county, on Otobef 10th, Mary Francis Cpwany wife of John Lock. Cowdn'and daughter of the late Otho Lyerly, 28 years of age; a pious womn and universally - be loved. .'- ,v -"1r: v For Rest The Dwelling Ilcuse now occupied by Rev. Dr. BobbilL Apply to . . - r r XT. H. uEIlIO. - WANTED. Ten men to canvass Row an and Davie counties. Apply to A. B. lcCorkle, at Miller & Smith's, y. 49tf Two fine milch cows "and four heifers for sale by Joas Beard. 4iw NTO REMEDY 3IORE EFFECTU- ally destroys and expels worms from Ue jrt:'-ni than Sbriner's Indian Vermi-. . ... . ) .... i ... . . . is, vuooui uuuui, me uvi ru market. " . ' EY & BR0- make and sell the a the State.: You can always nts and parts witbout-payjr.g " ght from a great . distance, as re to do if bousrht ,of foreign rers. 75 cts will make an cJJ . Is not tliia econon? 3IIXIXU NOTES. ... . , rrl -f "ill. in town this week. - tZ v Jr., rof Ijr on "nng business wUI rttarn brt!y. ; Capt. Henry Harvey, from Lis card, Cornwall, Kngland, arrived in Salisbury on Saturday last, nd went at ohco to Gold, Hill mine, ;where he will hare cikrge of :" all nnderground 'Vx. .. CoLik-'lfStith, who i& , min ing manganese, in Virginia was in i - i m j : ... . iue cut on Auesuay, lOOKing lul-0 whatever he undertakes. Dr. L. Brothers, of Youngstown, Ohio, in company with' Mr. John T. Cramer, one of the proprietors of the Steel mine, in Montgomery counfjr, made as a call one day last week The forty "stamps are at work on good ore . and everything looks prosperous. x . C. A. Dale, of Marion, N.. C, has gone into the mica business at that place on a large scale. -His purchases and shipments are. quite an addition to the business of that lively little-town. . Russell Mine. " . T The Russell mine, 20 stamp mill, in Montgomery county, continues to pound profit out of $3 ore. Not withstanding the feet that they ciiange superintendents every nqw moon. The last one, we believe is 31 r. Reed, lhis gentleman is well acquainted with the mine and we are informed is practical in his methods. Let the : stockholders leave him, alone, aud it is believed he will succeed in making the inine pay. " It cannot cost over one ' dol lar per ton to mine and mill that ore which should leave a profit of at least 175 per day. Saving Fine Gold. P. L. Bruce, a machinist resid ing in Six mile canyon, Nevacht, has received a patent for an inven tion to save find gold in gravel and sulphurets in tailing by electricity. Mr. liruce has oeen engaged in ex perimenting at the Eureka mill iwith that method of separating sul phurets from the sand in tailings The inventor claims that the exper iments proved highly satisfactory. The processes very simple.. The tailings are run oyer polished cop per plates heavily charged.with elec tricity which attracts and. holds the metallic substance disintegrating it from the sand. Two well known mining.roenhave h become interested in the inveution one of them foreman and the other a time-keeper at one of the princi pal Comstock 'mines. The invent msrctically" demonstrated to their eatis?ac1that tlie fines particles of gold in satwUCt-grave are retained on: coming in ; ctacf I with the electrical-charged -white"? flowing over them in sluicing. An experienced California placer min er was sent to Washington territory scvSral weeks ago to locate placer claims where claims where fine gold is found m the sands, andMr. Bruce will leave for that locality with his gold saving apparatus in a fewdays. Should the gold be found in paying quantities, the inventor will be followed to the territory by his backers. Miner. - TOBACCO MARKET. .- r-o- ..:..., REPORTED -BY JOIVS SHEPPARD. Common,. Medium, Good, -Fine, - -Common, $ 3 50 4 00 - 4 00 6 00 - 6 SQ It 00 . 11 50 17. 00 - 4 50 6 50 - 50 7 75 - 11 50 18 00 - 1100 15 00 16 50 20 00 25 00 23 00 42 00 60 00 Leaf. " Medium, .' Good, -Wrappers. Common i - " - 31cdium, ' Good, ' - " Fine, PROD UCE MARKET. Corrected by V. Wallace. (forn Meal, per bushel. Family. Flour, by sack, Peas, per bushel, Corn, " -Oats. Wheat " - - -Hve, . Wheat Bran, per bushel, Irish Potatoes " Onions, ' " Eggsk per dozen, - Butter, per pounds (scarce) Spring Chickens, Cotton, good iaiddlinjr, Jefswax .- 60 2 60 a 2 70 - - 70 ;.- 60 40 90 a 100 - 90 - : 25 ' 40 40 .10 . - . 20 ' 15 9 20 Rags - - " - Sassafras Oil , ' - Pennyroyal " - Black-Berries - - -Peaclies, peeled Pitfed Cherries - " - -Unpeeled half peaches . ! . . quarters Sliced applesj . - ;' -'. - . n - 28 . 40 - 6 - 7 a 8 7 ' - - , '- 2 2J L UMBER MA RKET. COEBECTZD WEEKLY-BY jT, K. KEES. Pine, Framing ' $ 1 00 ti ' 0- t tf ft one inch sheeting, ,C5 a 75c weather boarding 6xf, 1 00 ceiling, 1x0, green 1 00 ' ft " - ory iidsi 7io "dxj green . ,1 00 " drv . - 115 t tt - ;t flooring 6x10 dry clear ' 1 25 V f green v 1 00 ' Jicart; fencing, li 1 25 a 1 50 White oak, caT timbers.clear" 1 25 r ' ' framingposts 125 Poplar, . 100 a 125 Walnut, - - 1 50 Z 00 Sliingles, handmade fine 250 a 350 - 1 macLInd r . 2 CO THE DOUBLE n nri ra m pj hi in i 1 is kow oiF'Eie.iisro- yon s-ClUej Tlo Largest and test Selected Stc:k cf Dress Gcccls, Triramings, Domestics, Flnne!f, Ca?irnfrM, Nation Shirt. Clotli ing, Shaw 1. "Jtrsc r; New Markets, Jacket, SUoet, lkxtf Robber, Groceries, &c.t in Town, and many other rood and ntcfal Uiris to numerous to mention, but imply say ; COMES JLISTX) B353B ! It Is time now to. buy your Fall Goods as tHo sock is new, frcsli, of good quality, ' aud .cheaper than ever. DRESS GOODSv THE XARGEST AND BEST EVER BOUGHT Cashmere, Camel's Hair, Homespun, Casi meres. Flannels, Broad Wails. Everything desirable in Dress Goods. We call special attention to our 25 cent Dress Goods; the best we have ever Wen able to offer to the trade. We can match cur dress goods with the latest T RI M MINGS FUR, MOSS, ASTRACHAN, STRIPED FLUSH, STRIPF.U VF.LVET. FOUD VELVET AND VELVETEENS IN ALL COLORS. CHEN1IX FRINGE, BIG LINE OF PASAMENTERIE 4 TRIMMINGS. ! OUR LINE OF HOSIERY CANNOT BE SURPASSED, ESPECIALLY CHILDREN. , Ladies and CI lilclreii'ls "Wraps, JACKETS. NEWMARKETS AND SHORT WRAPS, THE LATEST - : NOVELTIES IN JEisEYSv'"' 1 WE CAN GIVE A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, EMBROIDERED, WHITE V . AND COLORED. A FULL LIKE OF GEXTS LADIES AXfl CHILDREN 8 UNDERWEAR; FLANNEL '- S H O E Si A larire and elecrant selection, of LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. LOW 1"" we arc not aoie to mention ci and see. It is no trouble to show want to thing. uy at once. We will take Respectfully 1 tf. LOUISVILLEy KY., wy at once. We will take "TV jSnn r -: i, . - : V-S- , -." -. ;. - O v, . . vi , t -. - c 28. j K : yr, h XTEUIVCirAIi ATTOAiJTIOK. JATAXTSE VILLAae.PBOr. VTARITS ' STATURAL JnSTQBT COLLZCTIQ3-THE AST C0LLZ& . TIOSsSA TTLE- OF GETTYSBURG. DAJIEQSCIl ORCnESTUA.rCAPrA' 8 DASD. ' FIREWORKS, and over One Thousand OTHER HEW FEATURES OMorination "Works. -0- PURCHASE OR TREAT CCLD ORES CONCENTRATES, ETC,' - SHiPJTS SOLieiTED FRCjJl PyvknES- Having OrE FOB SALE. WORKS: SALISBURY, N. C. JOHN JACOBS, . " j6tf " ' . - Superintendent. EXECUTORY NOTICE ! H AVISO QUALIFIED AS ZXECUTOK of the estate of MeMna Uyde, de ceaed, I hereby notify all persoBs baving f claims against al.i estate to present them j trt me for rmrinrat within twelve taontlis . from this date or tht nonce will he -.lead f n bar of their recovery. JSeVrauevl TLeo. F. llluttz Attoroc-r. , i STORE OF & BEIBLSMAI to one and a!i f R1I5BED GOODS FOR 0- AND CAMEL HAIR; TJJJJnW como do not CTeat ou cvry- XT (15 Acres under one roof.)zz MILLER & S311TH, IfIITGDH8HR RESTATJItAITT. We tk botntm hf ttt inf. ee rarmtb and f urnixh mealu at all hmm. and aio Wpin apart mfit wJttKiat irwU If dtmtnA. frortl.lUurtlM5'l wtfb tins lxt to he haf , preprr in t n? irKxn aftjiruvtMi i j 10. mw nnw are neatly tmwA mnd hn t tUsn ainl oim. ftirtatle. Oar rrsU arpollte and tlct)L t'banrwi Tiwlersif. !iJ mrtummttiilkjtiM 1m wnnraeit.'lal IraraUra. , . , ConitM-te'l wth onr IImm la a Ant-riMf iter. wh-r? n"tlunif fmt 1 1 par-t win. and Itymtr mrt kevt, with f. r.e ttru aol -irr. Tbfl la alao a vleodid tUiiarU mtifjtm with puol UUo. Buy Your Groceries from J. G. CATJBLE, IKKIS STREET. - - SALISBURY, ?L C - AfuIl U of First ctis CroccrJw ! irty on and mild u cheap ivj bou; in I n Tlnef, Pork, Mutton, Sac.-: -always on Land bxhI of the f.- ":'.:2oolc-Icf - . .-J?1i. " On Land the year" round Cjv iwmemwr iia i'j r J-Z" "TT to ?rir TfJ. -J. tt. t'AL' i .'l.H, ; - 1 "v -4 (rictr GOOD ST VI VJlu,,y A. but VBW jd VOU Mm norRjr f (
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