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NORTH CAROLINA HEiULD. THURSDAY, APWii 14. mi. ' - ' : KTTto iltrald m largMlcimlir ;. . , T -f -. . - . snascntrao KATBS : as jr H pal4 la slvaow, ..'". tl SO ' aot pW la atlvaAne. .. . ' , a SI (Ii amtbs, - .... i.oo 8a hgerl&ara will be oalled oa or aatl&eA wHea s Wsqons ar aa. CITY ITEMS. ROBERT L RAMSAY, Local dito. Warm ami dusty, "Sunshine follows rain" and beat lias followed cold. . Vote for the Democratic nomi nees; they are honest men. Lot of tobacco on th mar ket last week and prices better. ot fur the Democratic candi datea they ate capable men. Special attention is culled to Mr. Jolm A Hoyden's ad. Great bar gains an offered therein. Tho wheat is looking fine, and on r gooa Ola farmer friends say they are expecting a good crop. Jo cream and soda water will catch the yoang folks' dimes if the wcaWicr continues thisery, , i. I'rof. fas. yV; Wrenii began a dancing fliou! at the I'loosure ('tub rooms on Wednesday evening. Mr. A. Parker is hating numcr- oas improvements' made on his j house aeit to tur covered bridge, on Jim is struet. l,osT A gold coin, with the ini tials. "H . 'i L." on one side; the finder will be rewarded for it at this office. The Elm City Glee (lab will hold their weekly meeting at Mr. (. . r. Maker s on I rnUy. mgnl tij o'clock, sharp. tt i Vote fur (he Democratio candi dates; we have tried them and have not found them wanting. 'ol. P. H. Heilig will have another large s)nd convenient cot tairr. tta ' VinM street, between oJfaltonwm lateh wmpWfel tfl .llttjS!? to ',T"l of Dr K. f. li..r( ium. . '" ' ' - .TSasl ami famiW from" NafialArt. y?'- j'yyj"- , ..jiV- Suead csm.jir'.fMMAlicte 4 " A?nVeft'Tt ,0, an sJears trMlad to. a place in the i enure stranger, and by strict atten- waaie basket. He bare said this j tionto busuieM built u an eiten- very oicen, oui ar compeilea to bat are aay it again. Two very neat and convenient emUagea have gone Hp refviiily on Fisher :rcet, in West Ward, or rather, what wmiM be k'nUet atruet if it were riti-n le!. Mr. J. 1). Small left theeitv Mon day, with a large fori of hands, lo bnild convent in. t'harhtt. .Mr. N. is an eKeiiaite ntra tor. lie f.s vra. i.oe. , im, w.y un-1 """tH; . voittu,ini Kiri mum. Mr. 0. D. Davis' nice two-story I building is progressing vert rapidlv. I The ear y part of last weVk what i wa a vvantlst, now I. as a nn-ej large building, which in a few days! more will be cointilitrd into a beau- . tiful retidenec Th huiUling on corner Fulton and liorab at, it going up almost at if by nugie, -Mr. Kdwin Sharer I having thia one built and will perhaps, at an early date build np aome of (hat larg tract of laud lying east of tbo depot. Yote for the Di-mttcrttie candi dates the affairs of tbe town are taf in their hands. " ' Mr. , ' ,. . -. . i , uurungaine it making tne pipe au it will stand the j at and atorms by Itjing litavy iron platet in the foundation with rods con necting them to tbe bottom of the tank, whioh will bv bolted with the ' rods; so there wilt be no danger in It turning over and giving us all a dnckin. Voto for the ' Democratic nomi ness. you cannot do any better" it joa try. ' M' learn from . (he Statetville Iaadmark that Prof. W. H. Keare, the well kaows rutitician of Salis bury, hat composed three pieces of snutio snax-iaily for tbe entertain ment to be gives in a tliart time to the Apolo-Clu(, f Sttetil!e, and w hear from nnr friend, John Mo Borie, that these pieees areelegaat. Several of our yoang men wave ball in the t'lcAsnre dob Rooms Monday night. ' Tho young buiit made a beautiful appearance, as they usually do. The maaic, which was famished by an Italian orches tra, watfieepttonariv good, bntthe night wot SO very warm they rather preferred a scat near the window than the violent exercitt. The miK-liUiciy ordered by the Smoking Tobanro Manufacturing Company baa arrived and in opera tion. Tbe machinery it not at all complicated, and it tarn ont real good and .4van tmokiny tobacco free from dust nd (tenia. There i also a packing machine very in geniously arranged in connection with tht machinery, that wiii soon be running in full capacity- Vote far men who trill not wast jsur money and will keep tlx town oa the boom we at prevent enjoy, - Personal. Mr. T. K. limner apent Eattcr hero with his family. Miss Chaney it the guet of Mr. Wm. Overman. I Mr; TprV and MrReewere in Hie city Tuetday. Miss Bon McCorkle returned home from Couoord Thurday night last. . Mr. J. W. Manney is t Albe marle, in attendance of Stanly county court. We are very wry to learn that Mr. Joa Horah is very tick with puenmonia. II im Bettie Williams, of Char lotte, is tho guest of our townsman Mr. 11. C, Williams. Miss Carrie Leasar, of Moorcs fille, was in' the city last week, visiting her cousin. Miss Rosa Mc Corkle. Mr, John L. Carson has gone to Mt. Vernon, where he eipects to recuperate from slight attack of measles. Mr. James H. Horah leave for Washington, 1). 0., tm Friday night, to resnm his dutice in the I'enaion Oflloe. Uiu Ttcaaia Km n of Crm. ( crJ-, brightest and most popular young laities, is the guest of Miss renny aic.oety. Miss Schcnck, of Greensboro, is the guest of Miss Linda Rumple. Miss S. - is ' one of Greensboro's brightest and most attractive young ladle. Mr. Den Allen Knot and ber daughter, Miss (iustie, of Third Creek, were in the city last week, at the guest o( br sister, Mrs. C. v. nYriuer. Mis Carrie parne left for her home in Pnaghkeeptie, N. Y., on Sunday night, after a loug and pleasant visit to her 'sister, Mrs. U Sleere, in this city. Miss Linda I, Bnmpte arrived in tbe ritv Thsrsdav last froa a trip to lioston, where she won rich j land rare laurels aia pianist. North Carolina appreciate the honor of having such an artist, for w see clippings from all part of the j Slate Blinking of Miss ltumple in the most gluwing terms a a talented artist in music. l regret exceedingly to an site uracUije. and bv hie i.im1 manners and professional skill bas greatly endenrvd hiouelf to our peo ple. Dr. eiuead goes to Lynchburg, Va. We wish hint match success in bis new flild. We learn with much regret that Mr. George K. Heller, wholesale cigar manufacturer, of this place, has deuded to move to Salisbury, North Carolina. Mr. Heller is one f our mast energetic yoang business ,, . Cllw. .nd ; k,ort indiusl.l member of tbe Salem bawl, and hi many friends here 1 L. I L: . I "' rrt ." h "J family n ) t 'mes B. will part with him and hi interest- remctaotly. Salem egisier. n cordially welcome our .new friend, who comet to as M Well rroou mended, and with bim every tucccat lu biisinest.- Just opneit a arw snd attractive Due of Mens Bira aael Maaalla Hats, of lsl stylet, at J. i. aVkalu ns price The Clinnrhe were all more or less decorated with ftowtrt and ever green Kaster Sunday. Tbe new Lutheran cliurib wa eapeciallv I jretty. The new peat are really ,..,-,..,.. i iiere are uiree ainus , i , i . T leaving tue naiorai color I uf the oak, ash and Walnut, which I makes a very beautiful contrast. The heavier part of the pew are maue of , paneled with ash, and trimmed with walnut mouldings. The altar, which was trimmed in scarlet banging and embroidered la gold, was alto very pretty. Flowers, whirh'er generally the principal beautifiers, were not to plentiful tbit spring. HaRlc Lantern Kxklbltkii. At the Baptist church Fridtv night. Come and see London with out croaaing th oeran. See, alto, striking tvene in the life of Christ what wa all weald remember, and have ur children know, .For 10 and 15 cents (cbildreu 10, adult 16) you can nsre an hour enter tainment and instruction, aad help in doing good to otbrrt, Prof. Campbell, tlie artist, will exhibit these ace ne. 1 I flrhnltr has Juai oeenrd a freak lot of Mens Kid and Antral hutamrr Shoes sw and aoMiy styles. , M .. .. rWr S J' X- Drt. J. G, Ramsar. Wood and others propose to take np, on May iiru, tue rvmtni of J'eter N. IScy, which lie buried in the Third (.reek- graveyard. They wiii be pleased to have the presence and assistant of physician who think it proper to atteud. this is done at the iwqocat of Mr. I.) man Drapen President of the iiistuaical Soetrty of Wisconsin, who wishes to ascertain whether the ealvarium (skull) bit bees tre phined or not. , We await the result of this invrt tigation with a great deal ofcuriot- THE COTTON FACTORY. Let All Pal Tocetlier anil Our lueturj' will be Assured. A beginning has been made fn this matter. Some shares of t5?!r have been subscribed already, and there will soon be a thorough an vjws of the town for subscriptions. The matter .ha been undertaken with a dopged determination to succeed. We are glad to know that several of our oitisens of ample means are interested in getting np a factory. Jf such men as 8. W1 Cole, M. L. Holmes, Ken ben Holmes, Wm. Smithdeal, John Knoi, 8. IL Wiley, Thos. J. Bum ner, John A. Hedrick, Theo.-K. Kluttz, and Alex. 1'arker, will sub scribe, and can be induced to act as the Director, subscriptions will flow in. It i not every man, not even every successful business man who would be a good director of an enterprise involving now some 50,000, and hereafter much more. Men who succeed admirably in manufacturing t',000 or t.1,000 in business often fail when they come to mansge much larger amount. Most of the gentleuwn named above have succeeded in managing well larger amount of money, and if i hey will undertake the direction of the matter, thev will inspire conn deace in its success. Most of them have so in mil business on hand no that it will be making a sacrifice to undertake this in addition. But they can do what perhaps no other men in town can. Tbey can make this matter a success from the very nrst, anil tnus lay the foundation at a new prosperity for Salisbury. There is some talk of capital from outside. We will take it gladly if it comet, provided a con trolmg interest of the stock be owned in Salisbury. But let ns not rely on outside beip. Bv nuan ing all together we can sooner or later raise iJO.000. Ii us do it. Tbe outside world bel those who nejp memselve. I el evsry man and woman in Hulisburv who can. take at least one share, and success will toon crown onr efforts. Tbe Building and Loan. In a few dart more the book whicbare now open for subscriptions to siocs in Hit nurd Series, will close. As soon as they do, soma of our iconic will take a notion to build hiruiiv It will be impotai we w (Pi I lonn irom this assocta. 1 ... .MU ... tl on to beln llij'kf sg-r . Utl fles ibr.f oulieff iiwn tooi al' ready or bnv it. If thev undertake to'buy it, it will be as it was before when the books wi re closed, they will bate to nav wll for tl.n atnk and do niuilh persuading to get it. una maiisution now has 1,200 tliaraa of stuck. 1 hat it to say it is raising a fund of oirt lit khuf.d asnTwtxTV Tnoraisn iiollaius to build up Salisbury. They are paying it in at the rate of one per cent, everv lour weeks, and thev nave now loaneu out nearly 1.I,0(H1. Lome in before tlie books close. Kater Bervire. One of the moat iovona anil d. votional services of Kaster Sundav ......... . J was at St. Luke's church on Son- day afternoon, at which the chil dren of that Sunday school assisted to Decnmmglj. i be services were carefully arranged and the music was urikingly appropriate. The children marched in singing, carry iiif their mites and flowers. They were led by two. who carried a beau tiful banner. Kach class gave their offering in, under appropriate name, i ne Bowers were placed in across mnile of-evergreens and ferns which were very tattefullv ar range,!. 1 lie children teemed to eniot the cvenin vr ,n, h and those who were there a spectators were greatly pleased with the hope- v l e vu ,,i,i-a presented, The IMuYrrnrr. A. is renting a bonse near the oentro of town at IT. a month t, . . . ue pays in one year yo, and in ten years 00 rent for a house and lot worth ?50. The lot being worm nuu ana tne house f.tflo. B. buyt a lot in Brooklyn or Jerser City and put np a house on that eost t3M. H! faosse, lot and fence, and "in tome instance hit well, cost altogether only t00. 11 borrowt 1101 from the Build ing ana ian, ana part H tht a year and payt W a year interest on the other hundred. At the end of three years the man lie bought the land from require him-to pay the principal due him, 1100. Ilo set tles with the Building and Loan, and is allowed litis for his stock, leaving his debt to the Building and Loan trU. lit then takes 4 new share and borrow on them I3t0. Witb this asnonrt he pay hit ojd debt to the Building and Loan, the 1100 that he owed, and repays bim self the 44 that he hot paid out in three years exorcding what hit rent would have been, lie now part to the Building and Loan I til. 20 a year for tix yean, which it 110.80 a year less than hit rent would have been, and at the end of that time he it out of debt. Thit tlfl.80 a year fur tix years, in all IU4.80, woo Id have paid for hit insurance and taxes for nine year. Thus, at the end of that time, he list not paid a eent more than he would have paid in rent, and the house is hi own. At the end of ten yearn he ha saved hit house, and tHOtess one vrara' insurance and taxes, while the other man has paid I'.MK) 1 rani and Las nothing lothow for it. ' Hallsbury Improvement Association. The Snlisbury Improvement As sociation met lu the Mayor' OSIu the 71 b inst., ut 8 o'clock r. in., wfth the 1'irst Yiee-l'rcsiilont in I the chair. U. 0. Kixer was chosen ..rni.r. ,mj..n Th ; . ,.. ........ w...,.w,j1,((i to ascertain me eiteni oi the lur niture business of the city of Salis bury presented a report, which, on motion, was received, and ordarcd to be filed for information; also a transcript to be furnished the city paptrs for publication. The Chair man on Correspondence, Mr. J, 1), McNeely, in a verbal report, stated that Mr. Tyson, of lialtnnore, con templated coming to Salisbury to loan money on investments. On motion of Hev. K. J. Mur doch, a committee of three, B. H. Marsh, Theo. Bucrbanm and Hon. J. 8. Henderson, was ani.oi n t. to ascertain how the Industrial Col lege, of Mississippi was started, and the probable cost of the same. Un motion, tho Secretary was instruct ed to place the following names on tbe roll of this Association : Hon. J. S. Henderson, Eugene Johnston, It. It. Foard, Ur. J. V. Griffith, Capt. J. H. ltamsay, C. G. Veilo. 1'he feasibility of establishing cotton factory in this place- being thoroughly aiscusseil by Kev. t. J. Murdoch, T. P. Johnston, Hon. J. S. Henderson and others, on mo tion of Theo. Huerbaum, a commit tee of five was appointed to solicit subscriptions cither largo or email for the establishment of said factory. Committee : Bur. F. S. Murdoch, Chairman, Hon. J. 8. Henderson, B. U. Marsh, J. D. Mc.Neely and Wm. Smithdeal. k On motion of Iter. F.' J. Mur doch, the shares were fixed at .'.') to be paid in weekly instalments of 25 cents a share, or for larre amounts a note to be given for the whole, payable in ninety dnjs from I the time the tnbtcriber is called I upon by the Directors. J On motion of Theo. Buerhatim,' a committee of three, J. D. Gaskill, R. H. KoaTd and W. Smithdeal, j was appointed to confer with Messrs. I TotUn and Beese, of HU-korv, ' ith a view of inducing them to ee-1 inoiisn a smoaing looaceo factory i is nuiiuutv, motion, a com- " " '"""W M,- vestigate the subject of tanneries and report at the next meeting. Commute : ('apt., Uamsar, T. P". Johnston, aud Mr. lWlrr. No othatr buainest apticaring, the As- s:S;" . S-Josrr.id to buwl UjeiwrnwOfbe fiitaarded 4 thitvpa-itftxdy--!,n'-y,. 1 rApBWfth?d."--::'' " Ii. G. KlZKR Secretary pro-hm.' IEMKTOF COMMITTEE OX Ft'lfNt Xl'kK. The undersigned Committee, ap- Minl.J k, n .).'. I .11.. meeting of the Salisbury Improve-' 6"lt8 ttmvta""rom development, ment Association held at the ' a,r''?'1' '.,mH"J' of 0,,r monthly meeting for the month of rk'8 minci. 1 his is owing in rebruary, to ascertain the extent of ! I""'' tu, l,c,nli:1 m"'1 , fnUhfully and the furniture businees in the city of ! , V 1 h "r m"ln Salisbury, having made diligent c"luD,n' h: ''ve '"Un ;, ,". ii,. ,i,iT,., ,i,..i.. " ;.. ' tncf o" those inercsted in the min- thatline, do report the following 1 as being about the operations for ' the last twolve mouths, vi . 1. k. CLODI-r.LTEB, Manufacture none. Purchases from other mar ket, about tS.000 Sales, all told, about IIO.WK) . . PA VIS. Manufactured abnnt li.OOO Purchases from other mar kets, alioiit :i,000 Sales, all told, about tj.OOO J I-1,1 AN AKD FBtl.KT, Manufactured about t?,000 Purchases frutn other mar kets about v 11,000 Total tale about 1 1,000 a. l. m'istirf, Manufactured about t?,000 Purchases from other mar ket! 11,500 Total tain about It.ooo W. JI. WILLIS, Manufactured about tl,0H) Salet about 1,00(I HERON ET IIHO., Manufactured (working only occasionally) tl.000 Purchased a.'iOO Sold amd took to owe use' 41,500 Total am't m'f'ct'd hero IS.000 1 4,000 " " purchased of other cities Total am't sold on this market 13,000 Your committee arc assured fur ther that in conscuenco of the lack of sufficient variety in tbe furniture line on thit mar ket, a trade equally at large, if not larger than this report em braces, has gone from this city to others, and considering tho fact that Itowan county has in her for ests large quantities of the most popular hard woods, such as wal nut, maple, ash, yellow poplar and every variety of oak and gum, with saw-mills in every direction furnish ing thit lumber at prices lest than ar now being paid in any olhoi market in the Tinted States, we naturally conclude that an exten sive and well-organixed Furniture Factory here would not only vavtly increase our local trade in that line hero, but mutt command a large patronage from abroad, and make fair, if not handsome returns to the proprietors. Tbe cost of living here, the pric and abundance of good labor, good water, moderate climate, low taxes, faithfully exe cuted laws, betide tho advantage of schools and churches of all tie' nomination, all combine to tsinrt the parly who will undertake such an enterprise. W, NsmiltiEAt,, P.P. MuitOKKV, V CoV'Tgl!. J. It. RUE. I , c" ""'." ,,he"''w Mackinaw Hate ! lu "J"1"1 ' z 8c"un Sue and ISIXU NOTES. A largo amount of letter receiv ed inquiring about tbe C'outrifugal Amalgamator. Capt. Wm. Nance arrived in Li erpool on the 3rd inst. and proceed ed to Jjonuon. tic will return in May. Mr. I. H. James, the well-known mining engineer of London, is ex pecting very shortly to return to return to this country and com mence active operations on his mines.. Gen. 0. W. Smith, of Linwood, Davidson county, N. C, has an el egant mining property near Silver Hill which he wishes to bond with a view of tctUiiig. The General will fr i",urn,a,ion. ml"lrcd ni ! ""' lm V'"lKnJ- MtnneaotA. Our old mining camp is receiving considerable attention at this tima in Vermillion Lako Irou Bange. Iron property that was purchased a few years ago for 5,000 was sold to Mr. Hunnemacher, of Milwaukee, for 13,000 cash. Roeeman Mine. Dr. M. A. J. Rnseman has sunk his shaft about 40 fret and struck some rich free gold quortt and brown oro. He intends to have several tons worked for a test. This mine is about 8 milss south west from town, and t miles from China Grove depot. Montgomery County. There are several mining proper ties in this county now bcinit devel oped to reasonable depth to allow a valuation to bo placed on thorn. The parties owning the property are aoini? the work at their eiiwnae. anil projierties exposed that show commercial value they propose to sell to individuals or companies Jhuf will erect mining and nulling plants. A disinterested expert will kc etxanwnations and reports. In view of the fact that our min ing industry has of late received an impetus and at present it in a prom ising condition, owing to favorable puuuc opinion and practical rc- 1'.' "0" rw t'lose yast deposits '"J ?n?U' ihVnl of mnT to our iouuiern .-nates, and we Know oi no other business that re ceive! bo much free advertising and so little gratitude from those direct ly interested. From many locali ties that have received the benefits they ignore in some cases tbe me dium from which they have derived their only means of placing before mining companies and capitalists their mineral properties,. When new mines re opened and rich ore finds are discovered, lurge milling plantB erected, mill runs, and the result in bullion given all this is done imjiartially and faithfully.' When it is copied in the several ming journals in all parts of the country. From thenco wc receive the benefit by attracting capital to our mineral region, where hundreds are directly and indirectly benefit ttd therefrom. Wt therefore ad vise those having mineral proper ties, or a mine that it worthy of the name of mine, to meet thoso wish ing to invest capita) in our midst with a liberal spirit in regard to prices, for they must remember that it requires an extensive outlay of capital, and always a certain amount of risk before a mine' is a mioe. A Trial by Jurjr. The great American Jury, the people, have rendered a uaauitnuus verdict In fa vor of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, the stsadsril remrdy for bowel and stnmseh disorders blliousneas, sick hesitaehe, diuiuess, couatipatlon aud aluggtsli liver. Waktkd By a ml. Idle airrd lady a situation to lake rare of six t-aeh young chiMreu, of whieb she ban had nm'eh ex H'rieaee. Would not etijeet to atteud on an invulirl, and anlM In housekeeping, or take any place of triiHt, Addrra, X V . Salisbury, N. C. ELECTION NOTICE. Tlie qualified voters of the town of Ballfbiiry are hn-eby notified Ibat an election will be bold In the several wauls of tue town on Monday ihe second day of Msy, for tbe purpose of electing a Mayor and sight Commissioners lo serve for tbe two yours sailing May, ISM). In the North Ward Ihe ballot boxes will U la lbs window of the Sheriff s office at lbs Court House. In tbe South Ward ths bai-.it bniaa will be la the window of Barker's shop. In the East Ward ths ballot boxes will be In the window of the Mayor's Ufilce, and la Ihe West Ward lbs ballot boxes will be lu ths almlow of Ihe store roiia under ihe Ilovlen Mouse. E. D. Niavb, Maynr. REMEMBER ! REMEMBER! thrt M. S. BROWN Is still in the SHOE BUSINESS. and expects to cany a larger lino than ever before. are daily arriving, tjhat no one I have about S2,000 worth of Ladies, Children and Hisses Sbcs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT, AND LESS THAN COST Thit it no "catch," to call in and get Auction prices, as these goods must go to make room for my Immenae Stock of Goods which' will arrive in a few day. My Stock of MEN'S SHOES is unequalled in Style, Prices, Quality and Quantity, aad I as deter mined to keep the lead in this line ; to never forget to call tvtn if yoa don't buy, at wo will gladly show our Goods Xe I3ST FTJL ELAST. My stock of Cattimeret, Worsteds, Cheviots, and other Oood that it) usually kept in a ' . FIRST - CLASS ESTABLISHMENT it now ready for inspection, and we cordially ask jon to eafl aad txaat. iue them. laCTT STOCK OF Clothing IS PAILV ARH1VINO, AND BE fitf YOU M. S. BROWN. ancUhe pricesBO can undersell me. And Hats PTJRK AD CALL liKFORR BUY.
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