1
JfiMWWWIBMHMMMMMaBMjM 1J ! .. " ' ' -f . - -
ateiung place gossip.
Jfcie time is Spent alike yrhlt$ Sl
phurmat full tfrtss gleans
Ukgging Set to MusicPlain 0irls.
rnrranntirlnt of tlm
$f uldogton Patriot, writing from White
fettlbbw Sprangs. West Virginia, gives an W1 nuance; thr painted beauty or T McCanley, Conservative. -interesting
faccouiU of life at the Sprang J "asocial instrosive bore. But isn't the 23tj district CaUrrus an,
X7 extract the following
from a recent
Utters
After a juccssfol season of over two
months the stream of health and pleasure
seekers have commenced to peek their
patient spring Saratoga as and turned their
laces Hiomeward to bound commence again,
after a short respite, the same fashionable
invuiues wmcn tney came nere to parti
cipata In, (and which they bad a perfect
right to do,) under the guise, be it knowu
of,"! healthy-seeking and a little creation
"yon know." from the labor worry and
wears of a city life. But I have bad my
ye on these recreation seekers watch
log them and made a note on 'em" and
their mode of recreating." You may not
believe it, but it is done nevertbless, that
.ri - ,i t
fltLlthv
fat and healthy
?X
some yonng lean come here
and danced themselves lean
ble dissipation o'uights, and when the sun
was in his 1 tenith. too. But T suppose
what fashion, in ber inexorable will, dicta
Kiwmi vociuicMi iuwiriUEUttiiw
nmt llhtUt. -n-1 1 ; -liter I
have little time to indulge here
iere in mture s i
weet restorer, balmy sleep, and just time
enough barely to swallow their victuals,
certainly not time sufficient to masticate
their food properly with their patent i vories
for healthful nutriment, Reading their
Bible and saying jtheir prayers there is no
time for until they arrive borne and get
"good" again. The beauty and belle
who rise in the ;mornine at eight, get
down to breakfast at nine, finisb breakfast
a
romeoade m toe parlor eraau pw
axxa tilTeleven, then go into the ball room
and dance the ' german " or hugging set
to music for two hours; (9 P. M.,) then
dress for dinner and down at three j finish
at iVcloek, promenade in the parlor un
til 3, then drive or walk till ball-past six ;
dress for Supper! and ball by half-past
seven supper by eight ; promenade in
the parlor or flirtfin the piazza till nine 5 ia oul .w lue s.0
Ibedance until eleven , thengood b; mMl rtfa,n ver as dead cam ul, or, what
- . i . O .! naarlv oa nniloDirahln will nnlo nnm-
at the door, and get into bed by twelve
o'clock, "witching hour of night," and
then percbanee to sleep or dream, or have
a white sulphur nightmare until seven or
eight o'clock in the morning. This is the
way ' the beaux and belles spend jheir
lime at the Greenbrier White. Can you
discover a loop-hole for ''recreation 1"
This not the mode sensible or discreet
people spend precious time here, but in a
far more rational; way; Hut jam satis.
Every Wednesday nigbtthere is a fall
dress ball by mutual understanding of the
pit-a-paters, shufflers, and " jry risters,
Rut there is bardlv anv nerceDtible dif
ference between Wednesdsy night 'hops"
than any other of the six dancing nights
In the week in the matter or manner of
dress as observed by the "boppists.
With, several a full ires ball may mean
full dressed up to the throat, and with
others just the reverse. If a full dress
means an open one half way down the
back, exposing the charms of the spinal
column in punk naturalib'us, and two
yards of the skirts weeping the floor, which
vuKuur wvucDvr bc, ue uu iuc oiuer
end, then you see a "full dress" in all its
naked deformity or ingenuity. Rut in the
matter 01 aress peopio ao nere as tney
piease. xuey can go in iuu aress, as ae
scribed above, or in undress, which I think
. . ' , . ... -
f- r J -i I
certaiuly more full than the other; howt
lull M n IIIUIHTI IV SI 1 Ifll M I II IT I m I II I 1 nill
i.v t k .u t , j X
t,on of their brains in their beela why they
t k. u j y i ai ii i
rays find plenty oflady -partners, provided
they dance well. They ( BlcFlimseys) never
A Tl, irT7"i:
discriminate in a ball-room between a dan-
ting buffoon and the polished, cultivated
gentleman of brains. It would be an in
vidious distinction which they cannot
make without.
i .t . . ... .
souls ! Hut to be en regie, and the elegant
a - , - - -
thiner ladies admirA in a hull ronm. ia tn
go in a claw-nammer coat, (black vest and
nants. whita cravat and whit u trlmrea
Arrayed in these; with a clean shirt som&l
mAi :rt-A .:.u - n...
iner toneua and an abundance of nonsen
sical small talk, you are bound to succeed:
tn tne smiles and affections of the oppo-
sit sex in a watering place room, it not
bar room. It may not be out of place to
mention a quaint circumstance indeed,
I fear the thing occurs too often to be now
called quantiness of a young fellow who
caught ber with bis heels, by weaving!
the "poetry of motion (so-called) into an
enchanting webb of fascination in the eyes
of a fair young Baltai3rean here a few
years ago. ; lie bad ' nothing in the face
of God's earth to recommend him other
than he dressed well and was a match for
Madame Celeste in a waltz, of the bus
ging "german. His danciner, in her eyes
was perfect Itself and irrestible. Of course
he married him, silly young thing that
sne was. v Bus ber eye have been
opened since to bis virtues, and she now
values the husband of ber bosom at the
standard of bis true merits. She sowed
the wind in the mazy waltz, and she is
now reapinc the whirlwind. "Whv wilt
' girls make fools of themselves 1 " is a ques
tion often asked,! and will continue to be
until the end of the chapter. Let Lord
Dundreary answer thatconundrum ; but I
(ant afraid bis answer will be, "that is
something no fellow can find but, yon
know until after they are married.
Plain girls Lava not much chance here
of ever becoming belles. They do uot
appear to be properly appreciated by the
light-heeled gentry. (And between you
and me, I don't think the aforesaid girls
lost much; it's all on the other side.)
When I say "plain girls' I don't mean
those who are dressed until they looked
arrayed in all ihe rainbow, (their faces
roughed dp au natural, eye brows and
r eye lashes dying, and, who sail under
false colors generally, patent ivories in
cluded. Plain, unpretending girls are the
very ones who get married first, from the
fact that that bail bells hi at the mercy
and is beset by every snob and bora of
society, and their time monopolized by
the social pest without brains. And
sensible marrying men are thus thrown
more into the society of "plain girls," and
thus discover their true worth. The con
sequence and, natural result of these com-
miugliugs of the sexes w that the plain
guia innajm warry ucucr snu nap pier I
than ilia painted ball room beauties, who
cultivate their mirrors more than their
brains inkier the delusive idea that bean
ty is erery thing in a woman in the nine-
teeth cent ory. I don't know which is the
!wffVPum. joy
of every hose:
noia
IMMENSE WHEAT FARMS.
Everything seems to be on a grand
scale m California. The biz trees have
for some time been classed with the won
ders of the world. Now thy are, accord
ing to the San Francisco JDulltten, rivaled
by the vast wheat farms. That journal
declares that there are three wheat farms
in the San Joaqniu Valley, with areas
respectively by 36,000 acres, 26,000 and
17,000 acres. On the largest- of theao
farms the wheat crop this year is reputed
to be equal to an average of forty bushels
to the acre, the yield running up on some
io me acre, me yieia runn
?uts of the farm to sixty
rodaet of u,is farm fotl
1,444,000 bushels. Tl
bushels- The
the present year
The boundary on
one side of this farm is about seventeen
miles long. At the season of plowing,
ten four-horse teams were attached to; gang
i i e i !
f,wp "acu tjaviujj iur piowp r
I
twuM mssaMisuuiG, hiu Kaiu. iwuun-
ing in close succession. . Lunch or dinner I
was servea at a midway station and
supper at toe terminus ot tne held, seven- j
teen miles distant from the starting point.
The teams returned on the following day.
Tk . i. - -. i i.s : t.i . .
x uo nucai ia mis iiuiscusq sua ww cut i
with twenty of the largest reapers, and,
we believe, has now all been thrashed and '
?? " wtIw,u H
j .1 . ' r , .
wheat raised on this farm to foreign .market.
&ven tne sacjes required would make a
large jhole in the surplus fnoney of most
tarmets. We nave not tue hgnres touch,
ing the product of the other two farms ;
but presume that the average is not much
below that of the first. There are ;thou
sands of tons of wheat which cannot be
..1 L .t II 1 -J
is nearly as undesirable, will only com
mand Advances at heavy rates of interest.
Plowing Twice fou
Wheat. A
rnrrnondpnt writ pa ; If
any one will
break bis ground deeply and thoroughly
two or three times during the spring and
summer, tne extra amount ot wneat per
acre will pay tor plowing and leave a
handsome profit besides. I have tested
this practice several times with most sat
isfactory results.
in 1869 I had a field
like fertility. I ex
f of sixteen acres of
pected to plant half the field in corn, but
for sose reason I did not. Iu the half
that had been broken the weeds 1 grew
more rapidly. Consequently I broke it
again the 20th of June. On the! first of
September following I plowed the entire
field and sowed in wheat The result
was as folows : The half which had re-
ceivea ouiy a single plowing yielded per
1 1
acre thirteen bushels and eighteen pounds;
the half that received three breakings
yielded per acre twenty-three bushels and
forty pounds, which made a difference of
i more man ien Dusneis per acre. At one
dollar per bushel this would pay for the
extra plowing and leave a net profit of
six dollars per acre besides,
i j;ouui.K ijs xioKsjss. 1 sena you a
Podsdee in Horses. I send
I m m -m - .
i receipt lor iounaer in norses. it is a
mmm. M f BMAAI m . A ' I I. m. ' A L 1
horse's tongue ont of his, mouth as far
LOMible. Ja thraw tW fllnm ...
as
bis
WT ' til h." .w.ll" i .T,
I - - -. - uuu.s
time no matter how bad the founder,
be will be nt for modderate service.
have seen this remedy tested So often
with perfect success, that I would not
ujaao c uuimio uiunc icq iu i UOrBc
w mum
. Life accordng to the arabic proverb,
is composed of two parts, that whieh is
Pa8V.a dream lnd lhat WD8CD 18 10 come
la wian.
IJXLiJN JUHAJj AbblijMBIi X
senate.
1st district Currrituck, Camden Pas
quotank, liertford, Gates, Chowan and
Perquimans, C Wirandy, Jr.' John L.
Chamberlain Republicans.
2nd district Tyrrell, Washington,
I Martin, Dare, Beaufort and Hyde! John
1 C Eespess, H Stilley, -Republicans.
3rd district Xorthamhpton and Ber
tie, 6 D Holloman, Republican, i
4th district Halifax, Henry Eones.
col'd Republican.
5th district Edgecombe. Alex McCa-
I be, Republican. ' 1
6tb district Fitt, J 3IcCotter, Repub
,,Cr.-,. . . .1 .
in aisinci nson, iNash and rank
lin, Wm. K Davis, Jno W Dunham,
Conservatives. ' I
. 8th districtCraven. A S Sevmonr.
Republican.
9th district Jones, Onslow and Car
teret, James G Scott, Conservative!.
10th district Duplin and Wayne, W
A Allen, L W Humphrey, Conservatives.
11th District Greene aud Lenoir, R
W King, Republican,
ltfth district New Hanover, Geo L.
Mabson, col'd,' Republican, I
13th district Brunswick and Bladen.
G N Hill, Republican. j
14th district Sampson, C. Tj Mur
phey, Conservative.
15th district Columbus and Robeson,
John W Ellis, Conservative.
I6th district Cumberland and Har
nett, W. C Troy, Conservative. ?
17tb district Yake, James H Harris,
lyinuistriet barren, Jobn Ally man.
col'd, Republiean,
20th district Orange, Person and Cas
well, John W Norwood John WfCunn
ningbam, Conservatives. ; I
21st district Granville Bourbon Smitb
Republican. I
22nd district 5uatiamj R J Powdl
Conservative; )
23rd district Rockingtam, J T ?Iore
bead, Conservative.
24th district Alamance and OaiSord,
s . n m ' ii .. ! i. .i - i H , , rr u m mmm mmm mm wmm
JaT Morebcad, Jr., WJ Hurray, Con
BerTail?e
S5th district IUndolph and Moore. J
M Worth Conservatives. -;; :
etkh district Richmond and Monto
metf tU TXong, Republican.
7 th distract Anson and Union CTll
and Stanley,
J 0 Earnhardt, Conservative,
29th district-Meckledburg, U P War
ing. Conservative.
30th district Bowan and Pavje, Char
les Price, Conservative,
3 1st district Davison, John T.Cramer,
Republican.
32d district Stokes and Foray the, J
M Stafford, Conservative.
33d district Surry and Yadkin, A O
Cow les, conservative.
34th district Iredell, Wilkes, and Al
exander, Tbos A Nicholson, Phineaa
Uorton, conservatives.
35th district Alleghany. Ashe, Wat
auga, W B Counceil, conservative.
36th district Caldwell, Burke, Mc
Dowell, Michell and Yancey, W W Flem
miog Gudger, conservatives.
37 th district Catawba and Lincoln,
James R Ellis conservative.
: 38th district Gaston and Cleaveland,
V J Milller, conservative.
39 the district Rutherford and Polk,
' .1 ., ...
aruu wauer, repuoncan.
t . n . . ' i 1
ting, x.. I'iernmou, conscrTail TC
(41st. district Haywood, Henderson,
and Transylvania, W P Welch, conserva
tive. i
, 43d jdistrict Jackson, Swain, Macon,
Cherokee, Clay and Graham. W L. Love.
'
conservative.
Republicans 18 5 Conservaties 39.
i i
FOB HOUSE OF KPBXSEXTATIVES.
Alamance Grant, eon,
Alexander J M Carson, ind
'Alleghany
Anson & T Bennct, eon.
'Ashe Squire Trivett, rep.
Beaufort Samuel Carson, rep.
Bertie F C Miller, rep.
Bladen A F Perry, rep.
limns wick-
BuncombeT D Johnston,
Burke Pinkney Warlick, con.
Cabarrus Sbtnn, con.
Caldwell Ed Jones, con.
Camden Simeon A Jones, rep,
Carteret Silas Webb, con.
Caswell T J Foster, Geo W Bowe,
reps.
Catawba R B B Houston, con.
Chatham J M Moring, llanna, cons
Cherokee
Chowan John L Winslow, rep.
Clay Anderson, con.
Cleaveland John W Gidney, eon.
Columbus V V Richardson, con.
Craven-I B Abbott, E R Dudley,
reps. S
! Cumberland G W Bullard, con., T
S Lutterloh, rep.
! iCorrituCk - James M Woodhouse, con
Dare-Oliver N Gray, rep.
; i Davison J T Brown, John Micbeal,
reps.
; S Davie Charles Anderson, con.
Duplin J jo B Standford,
-i , cons.
Edgecombe W P Mabson, Willis
Bunn, reps.
Forsythe W H Wheeler, rep.
Franklin John H Williamson, rep.
- Gaston-William A Stowe, eon.
Gates Robt H Ballard, con.
Granville Rith G Snetd H, T Hughes
reps. .
Graham
I Greene
i Guilford Joseph Glimer, Wiley, cons
Halifax Jno Bryant, J J Woodwyn,
reps.
! Harnett J R Grady, con.
Haywood H P Haynee, con.
Henderson James H Blythe, rep.
Hertford James Sharpe, rep.
Williams, Stevenson, cons.
Jackson.
Johnston Wm. H Joyner, Jesse Hiu
pant, cons.
Jones Jacob Scott rep.
lnior Stephen Lassiter, rep.
Lincoln- A J Morirson, con,
Macon J L Robbinson, con,
Madison
; Martin
McDowell Mecklenburg Jno E Brown, S W
Reid, eon. !
Mitchell J W Bowman, rep.
, Montgomery Allen Jordan, rep.
Moore Dr John Shaw, con.
Nash Lindsey, eon.
New Hanover James Heaton. Wll
Ham H McLaurin, col'd, Alfred Llody,
wu, reps.
1 Northampton Burton H Jonesrep.
Onslow J W Shackleford, con.
Orange Pride Jones, Jones Watson,
cob.
Pamlico,
Pasquotank, F M Godfrey, rep.
Perquimans, J R Darden, rep.
Person. Montfort McGehe. eon.
j Pitt, WmP Bryant, Guilford Cox,
reps. t
! Polk, N. B Hampton, rep. A
j Randolph J W Bean, Harrison Fra
aier, reps.
Richmond, Robert Fletcher, eol'd, rep
Robeson, W S Normeot; T. A McNeil
cons.
I Rocbingbam, David Settle, A B Jones
cons. f-
; Jiowan. F N Luckey, Kerr Craige, eon
! pervaiive.
Rutherford, Eli Wbitsnant, rep.
Sampson ; J R Maxwell, Bryant
cons.
gtanly
Stokes, J GH Michell. con.
Sorry, Harrison M Waugb, con.
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell, Bertlet J ones, eon.
Union
Gorman, Stewart EUiaonu col. Rtfb S
Perry, reps.
Warren, Goe H King, J Wm U Pas
cbali, reps.
U Washington, D CGuyther, rep.
"Watauga-
Way ne, J C Rhodes, E. GCoxidand,
reps.
Wilkes, A U Bryan, T J DIa, reps,
Wilson, H C Moss, con.
radkin,JG Marltr,con.
Yancey.-
TRIUMPHANT!
S3"
CD
UPWARDS OFFIFTT FIRST PRE
MIUMS and GgU and Silver Medals
were awarded to Chales M. Stieff
for the best Pianos In competition
with all the leading manufactur
ers of the country.
Oflce and TXew Warerooms,
No. 9 North IrUrti Sl, ZAITIXOJIE, Md.
The StieCs Pianos contain all the latent im
provement to be found in a firt-o!aas Piano,
with additional improvements of his own in
Tentioa, not tor bo found in other inftrntne ntn.
The tone, touch and finish of their instru
ment cannot be excelled by any manufactur
ed. A large assortment of second-hand Pianos
always un hand. from I7& to $300.
Parlor and Church Organs, some twenty dif
ferent styles en hand from $50 snd upwards.
Send tor Illustrated Catalogue, contaiuing
names of over twelve hundred Southerners
(five hundred of which are Tlrgi&ian, two
hundred North . Carolinians, one hundred and
fifty East Teunesaeansi and others throughout
the South), who hsve bought the Btieff Piano
since the close of the war.
J. ALLEN BROWN, Agent,
22:40t Salisbury, N. C.
Valuable House and Lot
FOR SALE.
I wish to sell ray House 6c Lot situated on
lonias street, fronting four hundred teet.
The Lot contains four acres, or one square
of the town, the House is a twelve-foot
story, and contains six rooms, besides a base
ment eook-roem of brick. Kitchen. Smoke
house, Lumber room and Wood honse. also
a first-rate Well of water with a brick Dairy
8x 16; a large Barn, sheded on two sides
30 k 20, with a20 foot square threshing fliKr;
three acres of the lot is we'.l set in clover;
also an excellent garden.
An person wishing a Yaltialle Lot,
would do icell to give me a call at once as,
1 am determined to sell a barqutn.
Ii. J. WEST.
ang 6th 72; 47: 4t
R. W. Pkice. T. J. Price
PRICE & BRO.
Have Removed
THEIR
AMILY GROCERY "STORE
TO JENKIN'S CORNER,
Wlwre they will continue to Sell Flour.
Meal, Fresh Meats. Bacon. Lard. Butter.
Eggs. Coffee. Teas. Sugar, Salt, Pickles, Mo-
asses, ice, together with a large and varied
stock of household aud table necessities.
Bring yonr country produce to
PRICE & BUG.
(17:tf)
FOR SALE.
TWO SMALL TRACTS OF LAND from
four to five miles of Town, containing WOOD
and MEADOW, with a part cleared nnd in
orchard. If not sold before the fih of Julr
next it will then be told at Public wile. Arpfv
to J. K. BUKKll Air't. '
May IT, 1S72. St:3o.
3JIAK K HAY
V While The
SUN SHINES.
respectfully pivo notice t the
farmers that 1 am Atrunt fur tl (Vl.Uruti-.l
fiXT CKEYE
Motcer.und Iicawr and Stccensta les
TU RES II En.
Manufactured by C. Aultman A Co.. Canton.
Ohio, and I repct fully request thoe in need
of anypr either of these Machine, to call'sml
see me, and get a Book giving full instructions
and prices.
Tfce fcareity of laborers and the high price
of Hay, Ac, make these Machines a necessity.
Please bring or send me yonr orders as soon
as possible. J. K. BUKKE,
3l:tf Salisbury, N.C.
ROWAN MILLS !
THE proprietors of thee justly celebrated
Mills are in the market for tVIIEAT .nH
solicit calls from all who Save it to sell. Ther
patf me ntgHcsi market ecu price.
Flour! Flour!!
They also solicit orders for Floor. They
manufacture four different grades of Flour,
raoginjt Best Family, Family, Ex
tra, auu auper.
iwy ais sor.cu oraers ior iran.
Thev exchauce. or rrind Tor toll. u mnv K
aesrrea.
EMMERT, BEOS & CO.
3Ih6inp'd
Dewaro of Counterfeits !
JOB HOSES' "VaiWiil
' stentiwmlp oocariBVBiTio. DUmm4t Drum,
ftf mmdmm tan nth. count Tftiu tommk rrtmtr
TAt. Tkw rmriiM km tJu Mm of A M ea
Zmch pmekmre. AU0tMer mrt inHUm muiuwm.
The tliuin PIUs tn nnfailinc in tb car of all
thM ainna and danfaroos diaeuwa to which tha
. famaU contitntion ia rabject. They ntodcraU all
icassM Bad remora aU obatrucUona. from what.
Tarcaoae.
TO MABRIZO LADIES
) they ara particularly snited. They will in a tbort
time hrin on the noontbly period with reruUritT ;
and althoach very powerfuL ounUU nothinc hart
fai to the constitution. Ia all caaet of Nervosa and
Spinal Aflectiona, Paina in the Back and Limbe,
Fatirne on sllirht exertion. Palpitation of the Heart.
Hraterie and Whiten, they will effect a cure when
all other wteant have failed. The circulars around
each packat-e rire full direction! and adrica. or
will be sent flee to all writinf far them, aaled
poea-obee 1 1 at ion.
S. B. In aUcaaM where the Hnin cannot be
otainM, One Dollar f nclo)cd to the Sole Proprie-t-w,
JOB MOSI3. is Cortlandt Su New Torkwill
wwe a bottle of the genuine, containlnc Fifty
Pilla, by return mail, tcurtif teul4 Iron any
knowledre of iu content.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES".
BttTATTS PTJLMOKIO WAFERS
cure lonoaa. Cold. Astima. BaoaoaiTia. Soas
TaaoAT, HoaaiiKiaa. PirriccLy Bbbathii, 1m
oimiT Coascarnoa aib Lea Duaasas. They
hare ao taate of medicine, and any child win take
v,7B- Taonaandi have been restored to health that
Dad before demired. TetinonT t' ti tn hundrwla
ofcMee. Ak for BRYAN'S P UtMONTC WAf IRS.
Pliro S3 crate r box. JOB MOSX3, Proprie
tor. U Cortlnndt Street, New Tork.
THE GREAT' FRENCH REMEDY.
J Prepared by J. OARANC1XRX,
t.mt Wrhly recommended by the entire
iedieai PacuHy of Prance aa the very best rented r
in au.caMe of 8tennatnrrhaa. or Seminal Weak.
ery beet remedy
ir Beminal Weak.
netu
Kirhtly. Daily or
aal Wen
PrtmutuTm Emiaeiona ; Sr-
Vecret Babiu and Sexual Kxeemee ; KtUmimtton of the
aaneaaor lmti
w aaanena analog front
GafitaU Organa; Weak Spine : Ikeeoeite ia the Urine,
and all the rhaatly train of Diaeaeee aHeina froaa
Oreruee or I x ceeaea. They ewra when all otherrem
diee faiU pamphle of Adyice in earh boa. or will
SUTTv ,mX ,nr aaareea. nvi ar no:
""T KTBTil TMrrfwriirrrffl-niM eft t.r r..f i.m n.
oceirc Of price. OSCAa O. MOSK8, KCOBTtABPf
jvaaooie uenerai Agent KTAatenca.
ang 14, '72. 48: ly.
Land Deeds, Trustee Deeda,
Commissioner's Depds, Sheriff1
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, &t
. For Sale at this offic .
CO
I . i 1 r . a .
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Main Street, Salisbury t A C,
AUK CONSTANTLY APDISQ
New, inipr)ve4 and valuable ToU, Imple
ments, Machines, Contrivanrle, Jcc Ac, for
the conrenience and facility of Fanners,
Blacksmiths,
Carpenters,
Shoe-Makers,
Tanners,
Cabinet Makers,
Masons,
Carriage Builders,
Coopers,
House-Keepers,
Butchers,
Cooks, &c., &c.
In fact, few persons unacquainted with
our establishment, are aware of Ihe wide'
HAS taken the rom ret-cntly (K-capied by Oyermaru Holmes A Co., In Murphy's Granite
Ilow, and opened a
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HT'Iii' wlicits cash orders from abrod. Produce boueht and shinned on xrrx aliori
notit-e. Ibrnftfullv refers to businrsa en
JrtT'Ca.di paid for all leading, articles of
IND
Commission Merchants,
(P At ihe Sign of the lied Flag,
MEROXEY'S OLD STAND,
MAIN STKKKT
SALISBURY, N. C.
J. K. r.lT.KK
J. h. corns.
CriT(.)rde!n and cotisicnmtnl. rvectfiilly ao-1
licttl. fca Aucliun halt cvtry SaturUar aud ;
public da-. " j
I
Oh! Yes Oh! Yes Oh ! Yes!1
II.iviii fa 11 fii back to a Utter jxition and
Uin rcinfi.rtnl ly lurriiin- a a-j-artnervhip with
jno. m. KAtvvxs, who ha bwn long and furor
ably known in the Mercantile community,
I would nH.-otfully rt-turn my thank to the
public generally, and aolicit a continuance of
their iwitronaj-e to the new Firm ; with the an
num nee that we will do all wc can to aatlafy all
who may have anything to sell or bu.
J. K. BVRKE.
January 1872.
N. I). I will continue to attend to the aell-
ine of any kind of property in the country, for
Adminidtratoraand others when notified in time.
tf:18 J. K. BLRKr; Auctioneer.
1 have anulyzcd the Wkiskry known
under the brand of SELECT," con
trolled hy Messrs. WALTER D.
II LA lit &L Co., Ridimond, Va., and
tlnd it Free IV0111 Fuil Oil, and
and other impurities, and recommend its
useor medicinal andamity purjvsts.
J. H. McCAW, M. D,
Late Prof, of Chemistry M. College, Va.
This brand is beyond all doubt a supe
rior article and can onlj be bad genuine,
at T. J Fostke's, No. 3 Main St., nearly
opposite Mansion Uotel, Saliabury, N. C.
33:4t
WILLIAM VALENTINE,
THE BARBER,
RETITRXS HIS THANKS to hia OLD
FJilLNDS aud the Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him. He now
intormg them that he baa fitted up a new and
commodious
Shop, in Dr. Henderson's Stick
Building', Room two 2,
where he would be pleaded to aee them. He !
guarantees to gtve iUfactio in evrry caae.
He ha in his em ploy of tfce beat Hair Dreer
in Western North Caroliua. II rronnottta a oil
from all.
Salisbury, N.C, Dec. 17. 1819. 50 tf
State of North Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Superior Court, Srig Term. 1872.
irandiall T. Bell aa A igr.ee of William Griffin,
Itankrupt, ayiinrt (.eorge C. Mclienry and
Daniel It. Welch, defendanU.
IT appearing to the aatiafaction of the Court on
affidavit filed, that the defendant (ieore C. Mc
lienry ia not a rw-ident ofvhe Slate of North
Carolina.
It U thcrcforeorderedand a4judgd that iMib-
lica'ion be- made m the CarJin Wateht-nm a
new.oter ublihed in the Town of Kali.bury,
North Carolina, for ii week, notifying the de
fendant, Gorge C. McIIcnrr that a Surumona
ha U-wi Mncd in the I.otc action again hjn
a j ' ,,e l- no,'ne, tht a complaint will W
filed in thia action at ih nrt torn. ,.t I ii i
Superior Court, on theaccond MoikUv after ike
third Monday ux Auguat, A. D. 1872, within tk
urxt three dav of the Trm ui1 .n1 ti. a .
rendant. George C. McIIenrf anawee the unu
withw ihe tin pr-ecribe4 by law, the plainti
will mmk fcr the relief dnaded ia the com
plaint. Witne C. L. Suaunens Clerk of our
aaid Court at office, in StateiHe. thia 20th dar
ofApril. 1872. C. L. SUMMERS, C8 G
63: fee $S of Iredell county.
ALL KINDS of COURT ANDUA
GISTRATES BLANKS at this ect
RKE I COFFIN.
ranjje of wants we are prrpaml to inert, nor
of the exact and beautiful adaptability of
our goods for the purposes for which they
are made. Nor cava we describe them ia aa
adrertiscment. They oort be arm. Come,
therefore, to the Hardware Store for any
thing too want, from a toothpick to a steam
engine; from a pin to a strawcutter any.
thing a!niut ever? thing. Thej hare
X FULL STOCK always on hand of rrrry
variety of Naila, Iron, Steel, Hoea, Uraia Cra
dle, berth, 100 iXoceii Atra at low price.
CiuiM, rii4ols Krivra and Furka, Fairbanka
Soilea, the best Wrought Iron Piowa tobr foond.
We warraat thctn togiw ealiaf action. Tbotnp
son's IIowa and Subauilcra.
COUX SIIELLERS,
8TUAW CUTTERS,
and a thousand other thing ywu need. Send
in your orders or com and buy.
litf Saltabory, N. C
ST in II III i f " 'l iltL t jmwe
of the ritr
country Produce, llrtf
SALISBURY
SALEM ALMANACS
At the Bcik Streo
13SALMS AND HYMNS,
At th li.w.L Ci.n
UTUERAN I$4.ka of Worship.
At the JWH.k Store
C11UOL HOOKS, larce Triet .
At tLf !U,k Store.
IN fact any thing in the way of 1;.K and
Statioiierr, can In- had at nhort notice and
on reasonable term.
At the n.Hk Store
s
riXI AL onlera will reeei re prompt atten-
itou sycua m your iru.
CALVIN ILY LEU.
Jan. '21. 7t. lunf
FURNITURE!
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
JUammfaetmrrrt amd DcaUm im Fmmiturt,
Invite attention to their
stock of Cottage Bcadstcad.
Cottage ChamberSuita, paint
hnit. Walnut and painted Cane Seat Cbaira.
ltockinr halra of all deriptioo. Extenko
iti v . i in rri i mt omu rnmn
Dining Tablet Ublea of all kinda Wardrobe.
Ilareaua, Wabatand. What-Nuta, Mattreea.
Sofaa. Keren Lion Chair, and 1'irinr a lu.
Uui'tie Window Sbadea. a norelt r Un txmplete-
.fc. a a .
ur, urmj. coeapneM ana aarabtllty. AIo.
many other artidea which we are irrtar4 to
aell aa cheap or cheaper Uaa any Douaein the
western part of ue fetata.
ry a fan ttuwtiiuiii r rm..j i
nd.Walnnt Hurial Caaea, which can b lur
nixhed at Shonra hd(!m.
ie
Be anre to call, nearlj oppodte the Manaion
Hotel, next door below the Kipreaa oflke. aee
Special order (made from phoUtgrapha
our office) will be aupplk-d.
ap.V29.9in
Assignee's Sale,
OF
Id
$4000 to $6000
WOKTll OF
T JLL begin at 10 o'clock on Saturday.
ub -bui. hum aaeuoa Uouae
the
STOCK OP GOODS
laUdr belonrinc to Jn Y. Hittinr. UnVmni
Thia SUx-k conirta of a general aartment
oi Mere naudie. uch aa ia uaually found in aar
SaUjrJji" till the whole Stock U clad out.
Merchant and Trader are reapectfullr Ibti-
...I m m. A a . .a "a.
vtaiw BTnii PliauieoiiunnttTrnr
iuu reqTPii to attena mee bale.
Terma will U- aULud at the time of vale.
J. K. HUHKE.
knfumi f J. W. Dtrnno.
Saliabury. April la.l"H 3HH
SHOT cur
GlBE5XLlIlTHC WORLDS
Sew Tork OSoa, 27 BIXXKUr EX
April 26, 1872. ZLj
Marriage Cfrtificatw for sale here.
HUNK tW
mm m W a mmm
n
TUB
WATCHMAN OFFICE
U wall supplied with
a Urje ao4 elrDt tJa.ortiarnt of
PLAIN S FANCY
M JlM) "lid ilk tlaikL
3
Pictorial or
CUT ILLUSTILVTIOXS, &C,
suitable for all kinds of
lAIBBIMi
PRINTING.
Also-
Finer and more Ornamental Type for
Business & Professional
Ca&B&g
Ar
Visiting, Party ajui Wedding Cards ;
College and School
wmmi mm m
1 ret liars of all Linda
PAMPHLETS,
Tobacco Notices and
LABELS
for all purjocs ;
f ato lank
For Clerks, Magistrates
and Solicitors ;
Or anything cIms required in the
Printing Line:
THE
Carolina iDatcljmau
AM X SEWSPArEE,
Is a candidate for public favor. Iu
circulation ia good, and tU tandin
and patronage improving. It ia one
of the best advertising medium, in
the State, and o fieri iu facilities on a
liberal terms as anv.
FANCY HAIR WORK.
MRS. 8. W. TEEREIX. will d aay
kli.4 of
Fancy Hair Work.
Repair IJraiJ-a, tnak Carta, SitcL. Or
cauvreta and Jw-lry S-tt ; alw wake Iwn
ly hair iolo Wiratha. aad lUo-U-
tut wm call at fcer m4rm oa L LrrM
W rat of the MHhodit Criorrh. ham
pUa raa W at 8. W. Ttaarix'i
om I nsia atiwl.
MayO. 1872 34 if.
HEP AIRING.
rWi&f MarkiM. 1'aaV.rrlUs fr-ok W alt
ln Cae, A p4 axvd Ira Ii Parrra, Nrar t
Ciaaora, Haby Vajx. a ad frmcrmijuk wnmL. -clidut
repair to UtckcU, Tutja, imtm Ac
Slopia lt rax of C1dtrltrr'a Frtiu.ra
Slor. Tartna low, but eah tm aVIirerr.
J. T. litLA
July 2J m-4t.la4.