-
Carolina Watchman,
JUNE, 3
We call special atieniiou to tbe com
munication of "Ball Road." It will be
that then If no troth for tUe trport
that tbe Carolina Contra! has boqght tbe
ewej bed from Wadesboro to Cheraw. ' ,
Wo are glad to know that Got. B. I),
'i .wnaendf Preat. of tbe C. k Y. R. R.
I ?e feels auah a deep interest iu tbe con
i, ctiop from Saliabury to Cheraw, and
lpe when tbe time comes for canvassing
it.e County be will come among mi and
i x plain to the people the advantages tbia
fad will afford and help clear up many
mi ong ideas that have been advanced by
tin- opponent! of tbe Rood.
aend intelligent men, men who are suffi
ciently skilled iq constitutional and legal
forme o enable them to vote lotelligen-
Messrs. Craige & Shober would be
generally acceptable. If they ere now
ignored and set aside for leas experienced
men it will produce lukewarmuesa and
probably d treat in tbe county.
Governor lirogd en baa commoted
thai death sentence of Bobt A. Owens, of
J.incohiio i, to bard labor in tbe Peniten
t try for life. Owen a bad been tried nod
ruvieted of murder eod sentenced to be
I nged bat Friday, 80 long as Govern
interfere in auch eaeea it ia hardly
worth while to put the people to the ex
I "uae of jury trials. Why not tend up
Spart AKBCRO, May 31. Spartanbnrg
county has torky redeemed tbe pledge
made on tbe IQib of las; September, to
subscribe one hundred thousand dollara to
the Spartanburg and Aabeville Railroad.
Tbia vote enablea us to obtain one hun
dred and fifty thousand of County Bonds
subscribed by Union conditionally, and fa
therefore equivalent to a quarter of a mil
lion of dollars to the company Teley ram
in Charlotte Observer
Other State , counties and towns are
alive to the f reat importance of increased
Railroad lac il ties, while Rowan and Sal
iabory appear to be entirely indifferent on
tbe subject. The lands iu Rowan are cell
ing for 25 and 50 per cent, lees than tbe
same grades are in Cabarrus and Meek.
lenbnre. Why is this, every one will
g - my
aek t It is because of the superior Rail-
t itions from the friendsof murderers and facilities that Mecklenburg has, and
I. . ve the sentence fixed at once, and more close proximity ot t abarru- to tbem
i 1 aeeordauce with modern usage. Thie Were the people of Bowan to tecore tbe
t ifling with the courts and with justice Tedkio Railroad, it would increaae the
m estremely demoralizing. While it ia ' tll cou,,ty or P!r
1 .lerated, is there any wonder that rnqr "J notbmtof the great advauta
rxM ir .lirmlnolv frm.n 1 ees to be secured by opening up new
. ... ft 1
markets, but tbere are a tew men deep
Grant baa written a letter in which he Iy interested in tbe North Carolina Rail
.. . .... . i
-ys : "J am not now nor have I ever road wno are not wiumg mai roau auai
i era a candidate tor re -nomination, and I have any competing lines, and hence tbey
r,ald not accept a nomtnatiou it it were AdTiw the county subscription to
t-ndered, unless it sboq)d come under . ... . j mi - ...
MUUH HlU'UCr iiBU, a. uuuwitivu v
neli eiraomatancea aa to naka it an im
iterative duty circumstances not likely tnis county subscription ia the same that
I arise." I was opposed to the Usury law, and it is
What will tbe thieves do now f Grant on the same principle. The advice, in
hat fostered and taken care of them. I Soence. and action of these men have well
When he retiree tbey will be forever nigh destroyed the prosperity of Salis
u idone. But Grant would not deoline bury, tbe value ot real estate in tbe conn
fa be candidate, it tbere wee a reaaona ty and thereby impoverished the people
hie chance for him. He knows that the as well. Had it not been for the advice
nays of rotten Radicalism are numbered. 1 of these same men and such as they, Sal
and be like many of the scoundrels he isbury would number today tenor fifteen
Has bran protecting, is making ready for thousaud sonls, enjoy all tbe Railroad
t ie new dispensation. facilities that Charlotte now does and
f - more
Tbe county Convention met in 'Satis-
. -.j .7 m oruer, wnQ ARE THB DELEGATES
Mf'niiuaie aeiegaies or tne otaie vonven J
tion, 0 BEP
The meeting was organised by appoin- This question as applied to the gentle-
ting Luke Black mer, Esq., Chairman, men whom tbe people of this county may
and Messrs. Jas. f3f Gibson a A, W. seud to tba Constitutional Uoovention, is
Owen Secretaries. Aa all the Townships; very pertinent just now. For surely it is
were not represented, after a brief dis- time we bad agreed upon nen who will
cession by Messrs. Shober. avisf Craw 1 not only reflect credit upon the Oounty,
ford, Keen, McCobbina and others ; the but who are capable of lending assistance
motion to adjourn was carried. (in mak'ngo Constitution for the people
Tbe county Convention will meet in of North Carolina. It is a matter of too
Salisbury on Saturday tbe 3rd day of
The complaint of bard times is as uni
versal here as it is down South, and bus
iness is very dull. Half tbe business men
are not clearing ex peniw, and'. hundreds
of clerks and employees are out of work
if. r. utter.
We make tbe above extract from a N.
letter, published in the Raleigh News.
It tells the same story that we all koow
so well through out tbe South. Businees
ia generally dull. Perhaps tbere is leee
excuse fr it among our own people than
elsewhere. Whyt Simply because our
people do not husband their Own resour
ces as they should. - Tbey dont seem to
realise the importance of encouraging
home industry, -home manufactures, and
borne trade. Tbey seud too much abroad
for articles that might be obtained at
borne or from our own meobauiea, work
shops, and cotton factories. They in
dulge too much in the order business.
They appear to be afraid of nor own mer
chants, our own manufacturers, onr own
bnsiuess men, and for tbe sake of taring
a few eeuts they give their patronage and
their money to foreigners. Sueb a sys
tem may last for a time, but it is hoand
to result in the end in general ruin. Tbere
must be mutual confidence aa there is mu
tnal dependence 'between the different
classes and interests of our people. Tbe
merchant and mechanic must not be de
stroyed to build up the farmer, nor the
farmer rained to build np the other two ;
but all should so labor together in harmo
ny as to strengthen and protect esch oth
er. When the farmer has anything to
sell be goes to the merchant, and he
should also buy las goods from tbe mer
chant. Let confidence be restored be
tween our people. Let the farming and
merchautile iuterest work in harmony and
patronise each other, and let foreigners
cease to manipulate our money. Unless
confidence can be restored and maintain
ed between the great interests of our own
section, dull limes must take the place
of prosperity aud thing grow worse day
by day. Every one who is not blind
must see this.
AN INVALUABLE TRAVELING COM-PAKION.
Change of climate, water or diet ia apt p in
dues bamnsing and often dangerous disease.
Tbs three changes combined are fatal to thous
and of its if rants every year. Ia it not, then, of
the last importance to know that Hoatetter'a
Stomach Bittef art an absolute preventive of
the hurtful consequences arising from these
causes? Traveler, vovagera, and emigrants
to new countries cannot be too often reminded
of the fact that this auatahia vegetable tonic
ia the most reliable safeguard against disorders
to which they are far more liable than the
habitual deniaaaa of healthy regions. The
primal effect of the unwholesome atmosphere
which produces wbat are called malarious fe
vers, is to depress and debilitate the system.
The body then becomes an easy prey to the
malignant principle in the air. It is manifest,
therefore, that the surest way to avoid all epi
demic and endemic maladies of an intermittent
type, is to counteract the weakening tendencies
of miama by artificial invitrorallon. That Hos-
8a ve your gs and
Enolss' Hog and Chi
A a .
pnae eia. lever kown to fail at
EXXISS Drug St..re
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that an Election will
be held at tbe several precinct iu Rowan coun
ty on the firrt Thursday to August, Ic75, to
ascertain the sense nt tbe qualified voters of
Rowan County, as to whether they will sab
scribe tbe sum of one hundred thouRand dollars
to tbe stock of the "Yadkin Rail Road
Company," and direct tbe issuing of thv Bonds
of Rowan County for tbe sum ot O.VA' HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to pay fir
such Sub-cription. All those who vote in Is
ror of snob Subscription ted issuing of the
County Bonds for 100,000. snail vote on a
written or printed ticket "Subscription;' and
moss. voting against Subscription aud issning
otuounty Bonosior siuu.iHXi, oall rote
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mi More Dead Bift;
I A If AD TP iiTOtn nnrnvovi.
guv juuisu lAAU VniUA.Isi.ii3; r -Tl Z:
cSGL0UGH & WAnnLW 'UKtiAN Co's
(Late feITT10 GLOlttU ORG.4X CO.,
IMPROVE!
CABINET ORGANS
on s
tetters' Stomach Bitters ia the surest resueci- written or printed ticket "No Sabsori prion,
las of flagging rigor, is a fact which is best) This notice is giveu in olxdienoe toau act of
appreciated wherever influences inimical to ; the Legislature, passed at its last See-dun.
I
health exist. But it is not alone agsinet ma
laria that they protect the system. They so
toughen it as to enable it to endure with im
pumtr ex U emes of heat and cold to whieh
travelers are often subjected, and they neuira
lite those elements in unaccustomed or diet
which would otferwlse- beget disorders of the
stomach and bowels, . Tbe brackish water with
which voyagers bv sea are often compelled to
quench their 'thimta apt to provoke dysentery
and other serious complaints, bnt when the
Bitters are1 mjxed .with it, it becomes harmless.
Truly this great protective ihvigorant is an in
valuable traveling companion. .
New Advertisements.
D. A. DAVIS,
l. w. colemax.
h. barring ek.
jko.g.fleu:rg,
JDS. Mi-LEAN.
April 2a, le7o.-3.nos.
Y Co, Com'ra,
J
FOR SALE!
2 Two Horse Wagons cheap fur cash, apply to
D. K. JULIAN.
CON Til ACT to be LET.
-:0:
.AND
June 1st i times.
J uly, 1875, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the State Convention.
All tbe Townships are earnestly solici
ted to have a meeting as soon aa practi
cable and send delegates to the county
Convention.
Luke B)atkm r, Chair.
May 29th 1875.
Jaa. is. (iibeoo I a
A. W. Owen f
Col. A. S. Buford and W. H. Green
were arrested for changing the gunge on
the N. C. Railroad. A writ of habeas
corpus was sued out before Judge Scheock
of the 9th Judicial District, who appoin
ted a hearing at Raleigh last Saturday
After the case had been argued by able
counsel, the Judge rendered the following
opinion.
State or N. Ca., 9th Judicial Dis't.
At Chambers, May 29, 1875.
In the matter of
, A. 8. Bnford Habeas Corptis.
W. U. Groen. )
The Court being of the opinion . that
the statute, under the provisions of which
the petitioners were arrested, is unconsti
tutional and void, and; that the petitioners
MONET SENT OUT OF THE
COTJJfTY.
We are reliably informed that over two
hundred thousand dollars hare been sent
nut of this oounty by the farmers and de
posited in the banks at Charlotte. We
ware surprised to bear it, aince it is, if not
very in jidicioua, not likely to promote
the welfare of tbe county. We suppose
the banks of Charlotte allow six per sent
for it. But those who bare money can
lend it out here to their own people with
good security, where tbey eaa have their
rye on it. Besides Mr. J. D McNeely
will take money on depoeite and allow as
much as tbe Charlotte banks, or he will
act as agent in lending it out to responsi
ble parties. And it is certainly as ssfe,
snd ws think much ssfer, for thoee who
bare money to let Mr. McNeely or some
one else bare it here in Salisbury, aa to
send it to Charlotte. Keep your money
at home where you ean watch it, lend it
oat to your neighbors or deposited with
somebody you know.
much importance to be treated lightly. are not embraced within its provisions, it
There are the fewest number of men fit is adjudged that the petitioners A. S.
to engage in the work of making a Con Bnford and W. H. Green be discharged
stitution. There are large numbers who rrom custooy, u.ai a copy or tms orner oe
..... , served on David Scott, constable, to the
vainly imagine they are copetent to do so, end M Gnfn wy fae
yet it most be evident to every reflecting eet at liberty.
mind that such work requires men of long D. 8CHENCK,
experience, of great familiarity with legal Judge Sup. Court, 9th Jud. Diat.
terms, and of much learning and ability. T gbt to settle this Railroad qoes-
Otherwise, how can they know what has for a while, but will it t We shall
stood the test and proved good in the past!
how con they frame provisions that will " ' 1
stand the test of legal criticism, or . bow OPERATIONS OF THE
ean they vote intelligently en such as USURY LAW
y be proposed unless they are learned The Wilmington Trust Company and
w mm
FLORAL HALL PREMIUMS.
WESTERN N. C. FAIR.
The premium list of the Salisbury Fair for
1875, is now ready for distribution and mny
be had of Swretarr B. F. Koger. The ire-
minms offered in Department No. 8 Floral
SB V t I 1 mm
Mall,) will oe paia m money or Silver ware
if desired. B. F. KOOEKS,
rWy.
NEVER KNOWN TOFAIL
ENHISS ITCH CURE.
PKIOfc 25 ic 60 CT8.
For sale at EXN1SS' Drug Store.
Jnne 3, tf.
Sprim Stock 187S.
120 B igs Coff. e,
50 Barrels Snar,
40 " Molasses,
5000 lbs. Baenn, 2000 lbs. Lrd,
2000 lbs. Bust Sugar Cured Hams,
20 K?gs Soda,
20 Boxes
50 44 Adamantine Candles,
40 " Soap, 2000 lbs. Carolina Rice,
30 Cases Oysters,
20 do Braudy 1'e.aches,
20 b Lomon Syrup,
i0 do Fresh Peaches,
10 do Pioe Apples,
10 do Smoking Tobacco
25 Gross Snuff, 25 Coi's Cotton
Rnpe,
40 doz. Painted Pails,
40 Boxes Aborted Candy,
100 Reams Wrapping Paper,
A full line of Wood A Willc" ware.
A full line of Boole & Shoes (very cheap),
A fall line ofJJat.
A full line of Saddles A Bridle-, Salt, Pepper,
Gincer. Spice. Canned Goods, Royal Baking
Powders. Cifrarf. Tobacco, Crockery, Kerosene.
Tanners A Machine Oils, Ac , Ac.
Tbe alnive stuck was bought since the late
There is to be a new church built at
Franklin, in this county, and the specifica
linns are ail duly made out and in tbe hands
of William Thouiasou, a .d may be seeu by
ealiius: u him. The contract for the bti'd
inic wili be let out to the lowest bidder, on
tbe 4th Saturday in May, iasfu. The letting
to take place si Franklin church. 2 o'clock,
p. m. Builders invited to be present.
A. L. II ALL. Chairman.
Building Com.
May 6. 1875 3ts.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
At the old stand of Foster 6 Horah.
Just receired a full line of Hats, and Bon
nets, trimmed and nut rimmed. Ribbon. Scsrfs
and all the latest French and American novel
tie, at
ALL PRICES
Orders executed with care and dispatch.
Pinking and Stamping done to order.
The Store will be conducted on the Cash sys
tem and no goods or work will be charged to
any one. This rule w unvarible.
MRS. S. J. LIAfcYBURTON.
j April, 15th 6ws.
Dr. McCMcct's Russian Remedies
DANDELION
BITTERS and DANDELION
ANTI-BILUOUS PILLS,
To cure Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Sick Headache, Kidney
Disease, &c.
H KNISS, Agt.
CO
IP-w aMaaaQjjyi
aaaaV KpE
FITTET WITH THE NEWLY INVENTED
I
SCRi-VERS PAT DMT QT7AIXX"ZXWO TU1E3,
An invention haTinj a mt importint bearing on the future of Reed fntnimi, bj ssrai
which the qnsntiir or. volume of lonr i very largvU iocrrstd,
and tbe quality of lone rendered
Equal to tint of the M Pine Orns of tbe Same Capacity.
'Wilroi Patent." "OcUve Cttnptrr," :!,f .
"Cremona ,M "Vox Aagslst," "VioU Ftksm"
0,ir aelebrsted "Voa rrle-le." -Vox HsminsJ
ing TeUo" or "Clarionel top, "ijemn iK-m
""j A IXTHK LATE IMPROVEMENTS
Gin be obtained onlj in thee Organs.
Fifty DifferTtt.8tvls,
J For thoParlor and the Obtaroh
TH?8L?ST I si ffi ATtPIAL AMD Wu h KM AN S H I P,
Oimliti and Volume of Tone Lm-ouallea.
j
Tor Sale lv J
Salisbury, April 29,tf
in the law as well as familiar with ' lan- Savings Bank have determined, on ae
euace and the proper construction of sec- f count of action of tbe nsnry law, to close
aa s a t i !!
tencea t The thine is imoossible. and it UP wr who tuts view win,
... i .it- i 1,1 we learn, give nonce w an or ineir ac
6 e poeiiore to come forward and receive their
l: r ; :i r
vumaing peopie or mis couniy lau io deposits. The Bank is in a perfectly
took at the matter in this light. It solvent condition as tbe call on depositors
ia of the greatest moment that we will plainly show.
have oar ablest, onr moat experienced, We also nnderstand that the Real
and our distinguished legal minds and U mftn, AanttmAtm tK intntin
popular statesmeu to represent us ia the bting to close up tbe banking department
Convention. Neither young men, squibs, of their bnsiuoss. Wil. Journal.
gas bars nor wind mills have any busi- The people will stand firm and faet by
i i j.i i
n i n Tile usury aw ana tnoBe wno maae u
in a .in.tihih.in llnnnntmn I J
h iirlit ni-r fprit la a hlr lnlcrpt miH mm
They will be as completely out of their ele- moel hont.it labor Mn afford to lo
ment aa a nsn out or water, it it is the successful money makers. dentinal.
desire of the people of Rowan to have
J. 1). McNKpLY.
Merchandise and Exchange Broker,
AOKXT 1UR THE SALE OF
tills 'art Fancy Groceries.
3c Jute SUGAR. SYRUP, molasses, coffef.
ISaeoii, Lai'tl, Sec,
A FILL Mi; OP MA .TI PI. I-S CONSTAN
TLY ox as it.
Etpeeiil attention paid tn CoUttiiona and prompt
return made.
Office formerly occupied by J. A H. Horah,
under ';itioi.ai Hotel, Sausbuht, N. C.
Having made artaneinentu with firm claw
Housi-s in Kiclwuond, Nonoik. Bltitnore,
PliiladVlpliia and New York, 1 am preareu to
ofler (lo Merchants onlv) the ianie, if not bet-
Quality and Volume of Tone L'nt-quajl
PBICES, $50 TO $500.
Factory and Warerooms, Cor. 6th and Congress 8ts.
DETROIT MICHIGAN.
illTAULIBHHD XTf 1830. AUVTI Wanted la Every Connty
Address GL0UGH & WARREN ORGAN CO
DETROIT, MICE.
Miy 20, 1875. -It.
ter ad vani :nen here, aitjl'lhev were to so North.
heavy decliue in pricea.audia offered at Whole- J or order themselvea. (.an offer advantages in
No.
any band in making tbe new Constitution.
they must vend men to Raleigh capable
of engaging ia the work. If not, it would
save time and money te tbe Stats for ua
to have nobody there at all. The ang-
cestions ot ordinary men will Have no
weight if indeed thev will bn hewit-d t
fcirii ue oounty bonventton bad made af a tjal bod v.
U...U....UU... .aai oaiurqay tor yeiegntes We have two men amonir ua whose
"iaw constitutional Uonven- names have already been mentioned . who
m . m. B WW.. . B v '
viou, -ue nom. Uurtou Uraire and F.
V OL.L u m
xj. omiwr wouio nave been the men.
Nearly afl the Townabipa were repre
sen ted, and they were represented by
many of the best men in those Townships.
and tbey ar the men who were anxious
to nominate Messrs. Craige Sc Shober
Tbe people are for them because they
are not seeking to bo candidates. They
ore not ranning aroand electioneering and
are competent for the task and who will
have weight and influence in. the Conven
tiou. We refer to the lions. Barton
Craiee and Francis . Shober. These
are meu of national reputation, and they
The above extracts from, the Wilming
ton Journal shows the ammus of the
money ring toward the great mass ot
laboring people who have been oppreseed
and wellnigh rained by tbe free money
or extravagant usury system of the paat
eight or ten years.' The money ring is
trying to forestall public opinion .trying
te get np a feeling against the late usury
law. Tbev want from 121 to 25 per cent
interest for their money, but the present
law wont allow this, so they must produce
a panick, get up a prejudice against tbe
late law, and if possible make the people
believe that it is better to pay fifteen aud
twenty per cent. If tbey can succeed tn
this they will have the recent aet repealed
sale A Retail at very short profit, for cah
lil NG H A M A CO.
June 3rd 1675.
SPECIAL
1. Heavy plow Shoes at $160 worth 200.
'YVomeu Shoes at $125" 150 A 175,
Ladies Embroidered Slippers at 100 worth 150,
Ladie- Slippers at $Jz5 wortn 175,
Ladies Croquet Slippers at $125 worth $200,
Ladies Cloth Gaiters it $175 worth $250,
Ladies Cloth Gaiters at $?25 worth $300,
A large lot of Children Shoes eery cheap.
BINGHAM A CO.
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.
AN ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, MATH
EMATICAL)' AND SCIENTIFIC
School, tor MALES akd FEMALES.
Rev. H. M. Brown, A. B. Principal.
Mr. t. P. Scheker, Aaaiatant.
The next Sewdon of thin handoomelv located
Institution will commence Auc. 2nd, 1875
The course of iiiRtruclion will be thorougH end
practical. This Institution is located but four
mile North of Salisbury on the new Mncksville
road, in a healthy country. Tuition i aa fol
lows: $1.00. 31,50, $2,00, 52.50, $3.00, and
$4.00 per month, according to the Stage of ad
vancement. .
Board ean he had fn highlv respectable fam
ilies at from $7.00 lo $9.00 per month. Am
ple facilitie afforded lo young men whowinh to
board themselves. For further particular.) ad-
Rev. H. M. BROWN,
Salisbury, Rowan Co., N. C.
May 276 tma. Pd.
WANTED.
are eminently fitted to make ua a Consti
tution. They were prominent repreeenj and bTe one pMsed to Bait
aa.a .a w a
a tivea ot uoiu tne oia parties, and aa an lender.
at $... .. m mrm.
eviuenee mat tne peopie ot itowan are Six or e5j.ht ?g enough for
will in cr tn hakft hnnda nvnr tm nnlitixjl I .'
aakin tha Townahln. .k" u 7 " e I . i--- money, n is aa maen as any one can
- ' .W """"u I aitterencea ot tne paat, let these gentle
nicir an in.er to nominate tn em. Tbey
ruinous system
But if those who should be - the friends o
freight.
I will aUn buy and sell Exchange, Bullion,
Gold and Silver Coin. Bank Notes, Stocks and
Bonds, on reasonable terms.
Any collections entrusted to me will have
prompt attention and prompt retimm made.
Having pncured a "Herrings Champion
Fire Proof S:fe," I will receive money on de
posit for safe keeping, or on loan, at a reasona
ble rate of interest.
Parlies having mney to loan or wishing to
borrow, will do well to cooler with me.
Also Agt. for tirl clu.-s Fire and Life Insur
ance Co's. J. D. McNEELY.
April 29 3rao'a.
VALUABLE
House & Lot for Sale !
The House and Lot on the corner of Main
and Bank St, recently occupied by Mr. Ann
Brown, ii offered lor sale. This ia among the
most valuable property in SalUbnrv, and ia
conveniently situated in the bnstnum part of
the town. Persona desiring further inifbrma-
lion caii obtain it by calling on or communica
ting with either of the undersigned.
Price Reasonable.
Also the undemigned offer for sale 700 acre
of land lying on the N. (X K, R. two milea
East from Haluuury. This land wiil be aoldin
lota if desired.
Also 103 acres eight milea West from 8ali
bnry on the Bratim ford road. This Is nearly
all well timbered - land. Further information
given on application.
Te ins rvaaonable.
Salioburv, X. C.
JOHN V. MAUXEY. Amt.
I F "
for Dr. John L. Henderson
a-- '
C?w. k
k--------K- Jrm. mmm av
MtaaHBaaaV
SAVE
SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIME BY USING THE
FARMERS' PLOW.
Dollar. Waal da
It will run lighter. It will turn your land better, It will make vou
yog leas to keep it in order, than any other Plow you have, ever uaed.
We will furnish yon Points one year for one ptow in ordinary land for
yop pay your blacksmith to do the Mine on yoor old-fashioned Plow ?
We have just made a great reduction in Price ?
All we ask of you is. Try it, and then if yon don't like it bring it back
be refund! to yon.
WE WARRANT EVERT PLOW.
MERONEY & BRO.
I Saliebnry. N. C April 1, 1375 tf.
It will teal
pay and make ends meet. Let the peo-
men be chosen aa tbe Deleiratea tn t h I i. i . j : j i e .l.
are not treating or .i vin .-. . I . . . p.c u u uv aricu oi n
' r D"F MJonsiltuiiouai uonvention and ibmmi aa j nni i
ners to inflUnr ih, nl.,inn nf .... kJ- " . - ...7 " muucjrct. ru.g. auc oujec more
, w f., well aa naraannvwt hp sprnrpri in Unwon .1 u . j
Ti. i .t! m " i tue oia oppreasive ana
A or v Bin rrui miuinaL in r liiib I'hao am. a i t u i
. I connty. it wm not do to take one without
not candidates, hut would nnt ntfnu in a. :i tit
- - - . me muer. v Know innr. hi mnr i .i i, ti n
serve the neonle. if the ronU sa-Ll' "T ' ---rne peopie win not auo ware w dollars to con
I r I r nn m pnt c . zp it irnm oil narti rt t ha i .i ...... i i
lk c . ' aw trot inetr action u wey are not onaeqmous
ibem Such men are tbe sort wa naed (in.ia.M(Ar ii,. .i 3 . 1
mmim k a i j aim x J c parasites ot the lender, and have the conr-
No other kind are fit to engage in hare faith that tbe intelligent neonlo of 1 - j aJL u... t.
. ' TTTT " A.n.mJ.Z w I"WJ re. rizbt. die old avatam will never be re.
t e detanuio. hm ti u Mt MMin
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craige ooooer-ti iaaa trot god tried, The Peonaylvama EepubUcan Conven
sole and experienced gcatUaiaa are not tioo baa paoovanead agaioat tbe Third
tl.Mi.kt iMiMt to D term.
wamia
the
An Alamnas of Davidson College, bearing
excellent testimonials from all parts of North
Carolina; and also from Texas and Kentucky,
where he has been teaching, desires to secure
a position for the eusuing year aa teacher in a
moral community, where tbe advantage of an
education are duly appreciated.
Alao he is desirous of securing employment
of any honorable kind for the next three months.
Is a good aerihe.
Address, J. N. H. SUUMERELL.
ftalisburv, N. C.
May 27, 1875. Ira o.
will we jet that ia? I Talawranhie eomm imitation batwaan
' tirr are nwt eelaeled tet aw, ft least, 1 Charlotte and Shelbv bee been eempletad.
May 27 Tbe Biennial
of the Synod of tbe Evangelical
Lutheran Church ia io seeaioD. It repmrenta
a h andred thoueacd mambert and 700 oaie-ieterp.
NOTICE.
A little orphan girl about ten or twelve rears
old, to be bound out. Apply to j. M.
Horah. ProbateJudge, Salisbury, K. C
Way 20-v3w.
"WANTED.
situation ae clerk, teacher, or aa business
manager. Will aerve in almost any capac-
ty at reasonable wages. Apply at this office.
EARLY PEAS& BEANS
At EKMBS' prvo stow.
May IS, 1875-tf.
Arrest the House Burner
Runawav under arret for buminc Gin
House and Saw Mill. Dan. Kirk, colored, a
smooth black. 6 feet in height, and weighing
alout 170 lbs. Two teeth out in front shove.
He broke away in Stanly county on the 2th
April, and it is believed went toward Rock
ingham in Richmond county, or to Wilming
ton. Arrest of this man will confer a favor oa
the public, aa be is a danaerow sneak. Infor
mation of him should be sent to the Solicitor,
8. J. Peraberton, A 1 norm -i He, Stantlv Co.
J. F.-PENMNGTON.
8. M. REDWINE.
May 13. 1875 lm.
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Sal? flffiwfca twlwaf KaaaaaK
XQBw- 5 fOwTTjafscJ LiZaaaSaaw 9s0aHa9 BQBh'S
Mice to creditors.
AU persons having claims against tbe estate
of Dr. J. R. Fraley, deceased, are hereby
notified to exhibit the same to tbe undersigned
on or before the 14th day of May, 1876. And
all persona indebted to said estate are requested
to settle promptly.
M. a FRALEY.
Administrator of J. R. Fraley, dee d.
Salisbury, C. May 15, lfTi-f w.
BEAUTIFUL METALIC GRAY COT S B I K G
Ia now offered to everr one interpreted iu beautifvioe aud Droteclinir the graT
tbeir deceased relativea.
Tli-y are made in fnr aie, with a warietr of stylea, ranging in price rrwni f5
to 60. according to aiae and style. Can be painted any color desired, aaodeeer
galvanised to rait the taste of purchasers. A ralsantsed plate, coo tain taf whatever
inscription partiea nreire, in rimihed with each moond frm of charge.
ff A THIS HANDSOME DECORATION
is offered at such prices aa u place it within reach of all. We invite tee
and peblic generally to call and examine for themselves.
Specimen cao be seen at J. A. Ramsay's office.
O. PISTaBK, Asent ,
Saihsbury, N. CAuf. 6, 1874-
Kerosene and Boline Oil
At Redact d Pricci at EKTTIW
Vest te XeroDCT & Bro.
30 cts WILL BUY
galh of the Best
mmr mm
5ext te Mereoey A Bee's.
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