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Carolina Watchman.
LOCAL.
JUNE
3.x
Hr. N. F. Woodfin, a
AlheTllhi.isdeed.
of
por Sale. Mr. D. R. Julian offers for nU
chep 2 lw0 boIM wKon"-
Building and Loan next Mondav night,
gpd no mistake this time. Bo on hand all
ye interested or prepare to pay the penalty.
Handsome. Wc notice at Messrs. Bern
A Sons' a handsome china set well suited
to young man who is contemplating matri
mony.
Mr Burgees Cranford killed, a lew days ago
in this county, a large bird, thought to be a
fowl that measured 7 feet from tip to
HP-
FTcrrVody dunned everybody else last Toee
da? , 1H nst nd-jgio b7 0Qr eoocess--it
It a waste of shoe leather, paper, breath
and tims.
Arrest the Scoundrels. Ai th .t i
train from the South on the N. C. Railroad
approached within a mile of the city last nbrht.
it was thrown into by some scoundrels, one
rock striking Cant. Ligon, the Conductor on
the leg. A lady from Ootdsboro was also cut
about the head and face with fractured glass.
This is the second time the train has been
thrown into recently. We are-authorized by
Cant. Ligon to offer $2 for the arrest of the
scoundrels. They should be detected.
A highly colored Beecber affair came off
here last week. A gay Lothario, of ebony
cuticle, tiring of his elderly help-meet, who for
years had shared his joys and sorrows his bed and
and board, left her in Danville, came on here, end
was shortly followed by a buxom wench who
claimed him as her husband. Smoothly did
the course of this illicit love blow, until lest
week, when suddenly, with thunder on her
brow, and the terrors of the law in her hands.
wife No. 1 appeared on the scene 1 Then was
there howling iiuthe blue season 1
She claimed him, proved property and took
him away. And now won't he catch it ? He
won't bate a hundred-day trial like his great
prototype Beecber, but we'll bet he'll be the
worst scratched, worst abused, most bitterly re
pentant nigger in all the coasts of emancipa
tion.
One fijrbt last week, but as they didn't let
n know in time to see the fun, we presume
they don't want it reported,
class skirmish, though.
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THE YADKIN BAIL ROAD.
Messrs. Editors : The opponents of the
Yadkin Bail Road using ae an argument
against the County making a subscription, that
the Carolina Central Bail Road has bought
the road from Wadesboro to Charaw. This is
not the ease I wrote to Col. B. IX Townsend,
President of the last mentioned road, and I
take the liberty of extracting from hk letter of
May 28th.
"The reports you speak of are erroneous
there has been no negotiation between the
C.AY. B. R. Company, and the Carolina
Central or any other Company. We have
finished the grading to Wadesboro, and would
have completed the Road to Wedesboro proba
bly this year but for the unfortunate legisla
tion of K. C. just at the close of the session
restricting all roads hereafter built in the State
to 4.8$ gauge intended to prevent the change
of gauge between Greensboro and Chariot te-
which it did not do. I understand. Still it
caught us between wind and water and we are
obliged to wait until the Legislature meets,
when we are assured it will be changed to suit
In the mean while I shall be glad to hear
that the Yadkin is making progress, for the
connection through from Charaw to Salisbury
B - a " -
anouia oy all means be made as soon as possi
ble."
It was a first-
Look Out M. A. Smith, D. 8., gives no
tice that the delinquent Tax- payers in thia
Township had better look out. Those who
owe had better pay at once.
New and handsome mcniugs have been put
oat bf several of our more enterprising business
man. If a big wind would blow dow n all the
old wooden sheds some fine night now, we'd
feel perfectly resigned to it.
"Lord, make us thankful for our sins, and
forgive us what we are about to receive," is the
way we heard a friend ask the blessing at din
ner not long since He meant it all right, but
got confused and mixed things right smartly.
Thus it will be seen that the report that we
Licenses iseued during the would only get to Wadesboro if we build the
month of May, 1875, Only sir this month. The road to that point is not correct. The enemies
business seems nearly plajedout, but we reck- of this road are ever active to nut in cirenl.tion
a
driver.
On motion. P. B. Kennedy, and P
P. MVroney , were appointed a Committee
to employ bands and team.
mmm. ii a 1
Toe following claims were presented
aad ordered to be paid.
One
KEEP COOL.
M
aj
ii
u
M
M
by OI.J Pool-Polieeaerricefor lfjy t Restful., fader, the dtiaen. of Sal
$30 00 i that I can famish them wkh Maine
' T. H. Earn hart, M " 30 00 inches thick ai casts pet lb.
" I. (i. Eojrlebert Sexton " So 00 1 opeoea every
II H U
M M It
m . u
30 00
25 00
amount paid in
eaaea of Emergency 1 50
for Saw .80
faWy.
Ice U
May 6-3
W H. KE8TLER.
H. c. pona, fo, -Du Peo Admiiiistrator's Mce to Creditor.
1 14.d All iiamaha U I .1.;
r mi. TJ 1 .L Mm a I TJ- 1 -JP-JL " 1
un moiwn : i ue uiu men aaiouroeu tt of re ix u. L:ut tr.
to meet on tbe last i rid ay in Jane.
P. B. KENNEDY,
c. a a
net the es
are
hereby untitled to exhibit the same to
tbe undersigoed on or before the 14th day
of May lSo, aad all persons indebted to
aid estate are requested to settle promptly.
8. A. LOWRANCE, Admin is
rator of Fefix D. Clodfelter dee.
May 13. 1675.-6ws. pd.
OOctPer QUART.
Wine for Church purpoees at 60 eta
onart at ENNIS9 Drug Store
on it's only the hot weather scaring 'em off for ,0, thmt win deter tho8e who do no
tbe pains to correctly in lor m themselves, from
voting for a measure that will benefit Rowan
awhile.
WHITES.
Moans' A. Bostain to Laura Smith
John R. Sloop to Emma 0. Karriker
Alexander Weaver to Margaret E. Harkey
John E. Briggs to Sarah Jane Dobbins,
COLORED.
Washington Clark to Charlotte Howard,
Robert Propst to Dolly Allison.
Decoration Day. According to custom
the graves in the Federal Cemetery, were de
corated with flowers on Saturday last. Speech
es were made by Col. Thos. B. long, Dr. I. W.
Jones and perhaps others.
"A horse is a yam thing for salety, says
the good book, and when you put two of 'em
tot-ether its worse. They ran ofl with one of
c - -
Mowery's drays last Tuesday, and the loose
furniture with which it was loaded, may be
picked up in out-of-the-way places yet.
STJND AYS'S WORSHIP.
At St. John's Lutheran Church, the
pulpit was filled by Rev. .Dr. Davis, President
elect of North Carolina College.
The text was taken from Utter part of the
19. verse of the 2. chapter of Paul's Epistle to
the Ephesiana : "Of the household of God."
The context folly shows the nature of the
discourse, which was an able and interesting
one, fully sustaining the high character of the
distingushed preacher.
''But now in Chirst Jesus, ye who sometime
were far off, are made nigh by the blood of
Christ. For through Him we both have access
by one spirit unto the Father. Now therefore
ye are no more Strangers and foreigners, but fel
low-citizens with saints, aud of the house of
God."
Groceries. binguani & Lo. announce in
this paper the arrival of a second Spring Stock
of groceries, Ac. Their stock is very large and
was bought very cheap. You can always get
what you want at Bingham A Co's, and this is
the secret of their greet success.
Mr. Wm. Btmdideal. the energetic senior
member of the firm of Smitbdeal dV,Hrtman
has purchased the desirable property on the
corner of Main and Cemetery streets, formerly
occupied by Win. II. Bailey, Esq., aud will oc
cup? it at once a a residence.
County more than any enterprise she has ever
undertaking.
I also clip from the Argus published at
Wadesboro, as follows : "The meeting (of the
Stockholders of the Charsw snd Yadkin Rail
Road Company held at Florence, 8. C May
12th) had sdjonrned without adopting any
plans for prosecuting the work on the C. A Y.
R. R.
The old officers were re-elected and the op
inion is that, so soon, as the question of tbe
guage shall be definitely settled, the Road will
be completed. The friends of this Road need
not be discouraged, it will be built."
So that there is no truth in the report that
the North Carolina Rail Road Company has
purchased the road from Wadesboro to Charaw
with' a view of keeping the Road from being
completed between those two points. There
are no difficulties ia the way.
Rowan County ought to vote a subscription
Yours Truly,
RAIL ROAD.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TOWN
COMMISSIONERS.
Salisbury, N. C.
Mat 28th, 1875.
A regular meeting of the Board of To
Commissioners, was held at the Mayor's
Early Rose
Arrive iu a day or two at
ENN18S' Drug Store.
April 22nd tf.
JLOOK OUT
Chestnuts fell the other day with a vim.
Fifteen bushels had been put out on the roof
to dry last fall and forgotten until last week,
hen they were discovered. We dont know
whether there was any psrazymal cussing done
or not, but we do know that every hog in town
aad a mag nil cent dinner of chestnuts.
We never like to doubt a young man's vera
city, but when he buys a new white vest, has
his moustache dyed, ties a bran new white cra
vat round a latest etyle collar, and then goes
off on the train saying he's only going to see
his mother, we can hardly find it in our heart
to believe him. We were young once our-sclf.
At the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
J. Rumple preached from the text : "This is
my covenant which ye ahall keep, between me
and you and thy seed after thee ; Every man
child among you shall be circumcised."
The covenant with Abraham and its far j Office at 3 o'clock P. ML.
... v t t i- m sr
reach ins results and influences having been 1 l'resent J. J. Sic wart, Mayor, and
fullv discussed on the previous Sabbath, the Commissioners, Mock, Bernhardt, Snider
preacher to-day spoke particularly of the rite Meroney, and Kennedy. The Committee
of circumcision as the sign and prescribed con- appointed to amend and revise the town
dition of that covenant. romances uinoe a report wuicn was re
It waa the sign and seal of the covenant, the ceived a,,d t,,e Committee was discharged,
mark which was to distinguish the descendants ,n t,,on'r wa8 Ee0 To 125
of Abraham from the heathen around them, copies of I he Ordinances as revised and
Under the christain dispensation this covenant JJ" P C"'
isnotannlled,butthesignorscalis The'cornmktee appointed to e.amine
, k"-"'6 the accounts of the Tax Collector submit
we find a warrant which may well silence all lhe foIlowi t
the cavillers at infant baptism The subject of w SALISBURY N 0
baptism of infants was gone into, and its 24th 1875
scriptural suthority fully demonstrated, but To tbe Iiiiendant, and Board of Cooi
our space win not permu ns to notice me ar- misBioners of the Town of Salisbury
gurneti t at lengtn. i ne sermon was nsieneu to
Fresh No 1 Family Mackerel, Just ree'd
at A. Parker's.
Fresh London Butterscotch, something
new. just received at A. Parker's.
Pearl Grits, at A. Parker's.
weea, at A. ranters.
. -
Tbe Richmond Whig says- Some
very eccentric and brutal crimes which
have been committed in Boston have at
traded much attention to what some of
the newspapers call 'Boston ian diabolism
and the Hub is umnerc'fully berated by
. as.
various journals, wnen Boston is re
ouked by Chicago it is time for her to
open her eyes and to set about tbe work
of reform. The Chicaco Tribune, shocked
- w
at the atrocities committed in Boston.
poors out a column of invective. It savs:
The fountain head of Puritanism, the
localities of aniversaries, the centre of ail
moralities and all tire reforms, seem to
bae lapsed into a condition of crime
Inch is simply iufernal. This arrest
city of churches aud schools and mission
ary societies, ibis inangnrator of radical
reforms tor the amelioration of mankind,
and ef moral notions for tbe good of the
race, lias started up a course of erime
which is as diabolical as it is ingenious,
There must be something radically wrong
iu a community boasting of its civilise
lion, which is characterized by aueb 6end-
in crimes, something which indicates
that the reforms most needed in Boston
are a righteous judge, tbe sheriff, aud the
Hangman.
Brooklyn is also a city of churches, of
v hristain and Benevoleut Societies, the
stronghold of all that is great and good
and pure and ennobling, and yet it will
come as near filling the idea of that bell
some back wood preachers are fond of
depicting as any place on the habitable
LUffi'S COLUMH.
sii
THEO.
FOB SMI.
It a spwdtwl s 4sZtZ
karoeotW i isuyTwIilagsi asst aae
111 MS
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belesmd as Khstta, OrwSLas
HalkdasM, N. C.
R. PBAXK GRAHAM.
Msswh it, lfTA-lsae.
ythiag la the way ef
If you
want the
at la
at Ho
D. A. AT WELL.
8aIisbery,N C.,Wsy 13-ti.
F. KLUTTZ.
oV Retail D
SALISBURY, V. C
IL"L9'W2-
f. Kit. m in. 1 1 ll ll u i at h ....
uiq if oiks, smoKers, rain-: di OB tu
A. WB m n :. - r
ua ivery doqv eise
Whenever you seed aaythiaw la U
DRUGS,
MF.nil'INKS
PAINTS.
OILS.
PERFUMERIES,
DYE STUFFS
8EEDS Ac ,
articles for the
least Bsooey, go to
KLUTTZ'S DRUG 8 TO RE.
eaiL eaa aiamsa
A Fss iflimssrl
HARDWARE.
1 F0RTTJ1 UT IT. B-ery m-Uybsm
ft W. Bold by
KER Erie. Pa.
on
6U snd
with two $5.00
W0 Broadway, N
T.
ka
AM sfFO CO,
w
GARDEN SEEDS.
10.000 papers warranted fresh snd gwaaine
just received from Lwndreth, Buist, Ferry,
Briggs, and Johnson. A Bobbins, At
6 cents a Paper Liberal discount
to country merchants st
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
FREES
Bead stssafv F. F G
lccx A Co. Near Badfci
IBM POTATOES.
25 bbls, Rosa, Goodrich A Pekk-
lkss, Just Rceivkd st
KLUTTZ'8 DRUG STORE.
BELL& BRO.
Offer the best selection of Jewelry 10
ound in Western North Carolina, Cooststiss
be
:of
LADIES' A QEST8' GOLD WATCHES
CLOVER AJTD GRASS SEED8.
A Urge stock, warranted Extra cfarinesf.
Fresh A Genuine, st low prices at
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
To Country Merchants
I have the largest stock of Drugs,
Dyes, Grocers Drags Ice., iu Western
Gold Opera and Tett Chains, Carolina, and ait tow prepared to sell at
vn gold PLATED Jewelrw Bal timore Prices, thos saving
you tbe freight. Spec is I suction ft bot
dins? Essences. Laudanum, l'rrsmrie.
. m. crrrrn tx a ttt rrTt nnro av- I "
giooe. rne same may be said of other rv, "i Opodeldoc, Caster A Sweet Oil Ac. Write
C . 1 It 1 a
wu,CT-i lDer so-cauea enlightened, Thev are asents for the celebrated
civilized and christain cities. What do Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Manufactur
,i.; . k v,- , cd from Minute Crystal PEBBLES.
lun.u, ncuare not space Watches. Clocks and Jewelrr repaired and
to give our idea here. There is certainly warranted 12 months, charges as low as coneis-
n M..Ai.i f -i .i I tant with jrood work.
. ' ' u""k c,ccn' Store on Msin street. 2 doors above National
world, Uut while bigotry, f ins .icism. Hotel.
for prices, to
THEO. F. KLUTTZ DRUGGIST
Salisbury, N. C.
$ MONEY
needed ia evet ?
free by saaiL H. B. WHIT
N. J-
FOR AGEXTt IN war tew
New Novekiesj;
TTjflS
4w
CO,
$10 TO 1508.
tsuss A 71
and roppr a
the Wall Strert
in
WSJSBSBSI
ipiaims vacTtai-t,
rt Be new. 4
la Wat! 6C
QCIlT BO aPC JOJ1N RICKLiN J
Otn riltC A CO. Bankers and
Brokers, 78 Broadway New York
Wherever it Sas Beam nJOBt
JURUBEBA
baa sstsbWsbssl itself as a
cur rented fur disorders ut tbesystea
from in nn-per astasia ef the Liver aad
ITIS KOTA PHT8I0, bat. bjN
removes U imparities, as
eystesa-
1t rs SOT 4 arCTOBKS
VEGETABLE TONIC
wLkh assists dieestkm. and thus
fnod a fosai
XVI WW 11
aDoetite fr food at cessary to
weakened or inacti rs organs, aad gives
to all the vitsJ fortes.
It cabbibb its owb awinsjsiwtsai
tbs large sod rapidly iucreaoing sates
Is a
A
Ls
the
i
and ofieideaism constitute the religion of
men, it should not be a matter of surprise
if the forces of the devil should often ap
pear to be in the ascendency. ''Sufficient
aato the dsy is the civil thereof."
2p . 1874 ly.
Housekeepers Supplies.
Flavoring Extracts, Essence, Spices,
Gelatine, Mustards, 8oda, Dye-8tuffs, VTboU-saW Agenu.
Toilet and Lsnndrv Soans. Lwe. klatrh
UAllTjb QL UiVAJATUe Lamps, Kerosene Oil, Chimneys etc, al
A TTORYFYS AI I. A "W w78 on band of he q''l7
Prire (ue Dollar abotUa. Ak voar aragg.(
for it. JoassToB Hollow at A Co. Fails. Pat
sa
AND
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
ldsH
SM
r. r t .
wis. tt . u. oAUNDRBs. oe were
indeed sorry to learn while we were in
Wilmington that this gentlemen, one of the
accomplished editors of the Wilmington
Journal was confined by rheumatism.
Lot bauuders
Coughs, Colds Hoarsenesse
AND ALL THOAT DISEASES.
Use
3olixtt0 tti BaBkniitc9. lor YouiLadie aid Mm.
Special attention paid to proceed- WELLS' CARBOLIC TULETS.
ing in Bnkmptcsy. Sas. P'. Khw. Tot,et rro nvr w rw BT TTt nnTra
Litaker'l Township. We are requested
to stste that the citisens of Litaker's Township
will hold a public meeting at Bosdan's Cross
Roads on the last Saturday in this month, for
the purpose of selecting delegates to the county
Convention to be held at Salisbury, on the first
Saturday in July. All are requested to st-toad.
Methodist Pic-Nic Tuesday last the
rocks and tree of Dun's Mountain, witnessed
uch a sight as they ka ve rarely known. The
Methodist Sabbath School to the number of
probably one hundred and fifty went to enjoy
" day inpic nic style. And they did enjoy it
too, as all have agreed that the day waa very
pleasantly and joyously apeht.
with much interest by the large congregation.
At tbs First Methodist Church, the
Pastur Rev. Leo. W. Crawford, preached a very
interesting sennoa from the Ciemorable mes
sage of John the Baptist to our Sarior : "Now
when John had heard in the prison the works
of Christ, he sent two of bis disciples, and said
unto him, Art thou he that should come, or do
we look for another ? Jesas answered and
said Unto the nr. Go and shew John again those
things whieb ye do see and hear; The blind
receive their sight, the lame walk, Ac." Math
ew 2d ch. -2d to 5th verses inclusive, John was
the herald of Christ announcing Bjs coming,
as was the custom in olden times of heralding
the approach of Kings to any city. And now
when Christ did come, John was in prison, and
sent unto II i in his disciples to enquire of Bim
as to his indentity. Mark the answer and its
result. Be did not say "I am the Christ," but
he chose to let John judge by his mighty works,
and upon this evidence John believed. 8o
should we exercise faith, for we have the di
vinely aooredltable accounts of all the signs
is a noble man. a visrerou
Tbe undersigned haviug been appoint- a',d. aD,,e wri? and wegreatly regret bis
m . - I I W Am SSI BLB . B' I M 11 W .
cd a Committee to audit and settle tbe
Sept. 5,
accounts of the Tux Collector of Town
from May. 1st, 1873. to May 1st, 1875,
hare dtschaiged that duty and respect
fully submit tbe following report.
For the year ending May 1st, 1874, we
find the Collector indebted to the Town
$144.61.
For the year ending May 1st, 1875, we
find the Tax Collector indebted to the
Town. 1440.44
lotal amount of deficiency, 585 05
This settlement allows the Collector
full Commissioners
should be allowed
FOB SALE.
ill health. Mai. Ensrelhard was all rirht:
be was in good health, and is a general
favorite both with the press and people of
the State. Mr. Bernard of tbe Star was
on hand all the time, and he "cot off' A Xo.
some "eood ones" on several nf th (ran a first-rate
When he is in a crowd the parties msy as oefe"ir7 Itnw- for AW
,n ; :j .i n .IthU office.
" ivccu in iuiuu iuc auiu saying oi
Hair, and Teeth Brashes, Pocket Books
are, la endless variety at
KLUTTZ'S DBUO STORE.
1 Home Shpttle Sewing Machine, in
running order, with table and all
at
Cigars did yon Say f
r l 1 L r U Li I lft DLL C DUAU.
A THIRD AKD BTJTL1 B.JJCRDY.
Sold by Draajgka gwaraJly,a
FULLER A FULLER,
IU.
savins
Darns,
"A chi eld's smsng ye taking nates.
A faith he'll prentit."
Itobesonian.
We cordially endorse the compliments
bich we recommend to the Wilmington editors in the above.
if the deficiency is Col. Saunders had hnen
. n
March 4. 1874. tf.
A Fresh Supply of Briggs
Garden Seed received this day at
ENNI8S' Dmi 8tore
Next to Meronev A Bro.
Committee.
promptly paid or secured.
Luke Blackmbr,
A. J Mock,
f II T XT
x . vv . Ajsiui, ; 1 night by experienced, snd akillral Druggist.
l be report was lecetved and tbe Uotn with neatneas and despatch. To Ministers of
mittee discharged. ln 'his County by the Rev. W. H. Cone, the Gospel I will sell it considerably below my
The Tax Collector's. Counsel now came .n Ma7 V??? ow" w- Misenbeimer and regular prices.
oral ..ol. ! 1 1. tITM
m " tvo, uu wuvii wo it'll limingtOQ .
he was improving. Wc wish him a soeedv rrescnptioii Department
recovery. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded day or
S. L. J. Miller.
Old Lady from- the country: "You's baiut
got no snuff hers.
IrritamU Clerk:- Us! WsVe got
pleat j of it."
Old Lady -."1 jtat axed ye Is ye:M
Citric :-"Oh I thought some of them ras
Al at the corner bad been lying on us."
Peace is restored and five cents worth of
snsffduly weigbed'out.
Important Sale. On thefith dsy of June,
UJ o'clock P. M., at the public square in
Misbnry, all the property belonging to the
Euchre club;, consisting of 1 demijohn, 2 cases
Pin bottles, 1 J do, wine bottles, 4 dox.
eobler glasses, and a great many more
l'M sj different brands, too numerous to
Million, also 1 deck fine linen cards, 3 decks
ssoa bound cards, all to be sold for cash.
!j",nirT snibarraaament tbe cause of sale.
7dss the President will not be here much
r sod the remainder of the club propose
Pjing their time in other snd more profita-
9 are glad to see that the young men have
wedjths folly of their ways snd have
V persuea different course in future,
W joker" on the "right bower" and that
Td thia wonderful change, bot no
7Mr how, they have mads a right step in
V1 J, Btfck to it boys, and look on-
adoBard, aad you will pans oat
rfiht in the end.
sermon wss preached by the Rev V. J. Mur
doch, Reotor, from the text t "And He said
to them all. if any man will come after me, let
him deny himself and take up his cross daily
and follow me." SL Luke IS, 23.
The Freacaer said: The sell-oenisl el a
christain mast not be occasional, now and then,
but it mast amount to a habit. A christain
must deny himself daily, and take ur his cross
daily, and follow Christ. As he cannot be con
side red a liberal man, who only gives of bis
abundance occasionally, and not habitually,
and as he cannot be considered a sober man,
who sometimes indulges in intemperance, so
he caunot be considered a self-denying chris
tain. who dues not practice self-deuial habitu
ally and as the rule of bis life. The rich man
in the parable is not alleged to nave come
short of what the law required in tithes
and offerings -but be is now suffering in tor-
1
God
in and asked for the release of tbe securi
ties on Collector bond and offered the Col- In Charlotte at the residence of J. H. Me-
lector s note with eocd security for the Aden, on the inornins: of the 26th inst.. bv
a t a-ws . . a a . I , . i vat a w .
ana wonaere oi mm -woo spaKe as never man amount of deficiency tor that year, payable Kev. a. vv. Miller, Mr. Walter (7. Maffif
spake," and of Whom even in the dire agonies on tbe 1st of January. 1876. with interest f Atlanta, Ga., and Miss Louie C. Jenkins,
of his terrible death, bis very murderers were from date. daughter of tbe late J. H. Jenkins, Esq., of
constrained to admit "truh this was tbe Son On mat.nn The note w AMfntnd nd Hl,sbury
nf (rfwl " 1 iAl. n.4 rnmRinhf r that irnrkx saaak ilio twnriiiM reratr
I.. o,.r-rni tut - M. .1 . .u a j I tnis oounty on the X3d of Msy, 1875. Mr.
;.:r3 iz.zz r rr : T.r .rr -r rv? w ws? wadsworth, rmm
j ovuiu hm u )uvnni,m wjr wiu i pay in ttiBii ncu uitiuis ui i ne aeQciency nr. wauswortn was a Soldier of the lore war
are wc judged. I in tbe accounts of Tax Collector for tbe
a. a. T wr-w- irr. n- year ending May 1st, 1874, and off.-red
w iiuio "i 1 uncciur lor ine remaining
one third with good security and interest
until paid.
On motion. The terms of settlement
offered were accepted and the securities
released.
On motion It was ordered, That the
Clerk be and is hereby instructed to ex
amine thft Tax Collector's books since the
year 1870, and ascertain tbe amount oi
uuaeltled claims on such books to date and
make report of same at the next meeting
of the Board.
J. A. Snider, Caleb Bernhardt, and
A. J. Mock, Esqr., were appointed a
Committee to accept bond of Tax Collec
tor elect.
M, L Holmes. Dr. T. W. Keen, and
D. A. Davis Esqr., were appointed a
Committee to confer with the administra
tors Pi tue estate oi jonn i. onaver. aud p,.,i k --..ki n.n j t..k.
ujvmw. ww - i v otci waiu woufc c'lui uiuiee can uo maue I
biaabundance to minister to one poor man, of the unsettled claims of the Town. Buvina Rates
who was in need bf his charity. On motion It was ordered, That the CORN new 88 to 90.
The preacher explained the nature of ehris- Town purchase tbe Dixie Pomp" now COTTON 13 a 14
tain self-denial, aud contrasted it with the in use oo Main Street, near the National FLOUR S3 23 to 3.50
concerned with Worldly objects, such as patri- Hotel. MEAL 90 to 93.
otism.eto. He exeorted his hearers to be true 1 he Major, was requested to notify BACON county) 2 to 15 hog round
followers of Christ and to act so as to nnd i tne iMorin uaioima ttail ttoad Uo., of tbe POTATOES Irish 90a 8weet75 to 31
vorwkhOod. It a mau foses an eye, there nltby condition ot eat near Town, and to EGGS 12$ to 15.
remains another; if be loses a hand, another require said Company to ditch and drain CHICKENS 2.50 per
sasaa 1 . a it .a
is left but if be loses bis soul, both body and tne sane so as to- remove all stagnant LAUD 15 , I
soul must perish in hell. "What doth it profit pools ot water, ore. FEATHER? new, 50.
.V.U.-i . - -i l-il tUfllW ft WM Dssnlv l mmm-A DVK . AS St
i v : a At. i. k , -u 1 1 - .. : i n nv nnp Yuan rn n 1 cr rrr a v 4 ( , I in. m r. Ai u b i m; , -w am r,
luor u iv vw ii wui vi nuu gunti mu Ba I r ""J- f "- w i j u u. u r A'v o iu v. -, ; -
, r L a - M tUrn. mwmm m.A ' " J I TIT UP IT iMt m 1 CM "
exeange ior aim kui. i " vim. wu m vuvu- uu w iwi mu !tujqai .v a f i.iv.
JNO. H. ENNI88, Dronrist
Next to Meroney A Bro.
SALISBURY'S
GREAT BARGAIN STORE.
Oh yes, we have them at all prieet
from 2 cents to 25 cents, and can sell
them by the box st jobbers prises, oar
celebrated & cent PECULIAR
5000 AGENTS Wasted for
LIFE and LABOR
IV IN GST ONE.
Bv Kkt J. E. Cii AM BLI88. who frost
m, m . Mm ata bob . a -e w
from bis
Last Joes
tmrtatff (inclndinr tbe
mXmm th rnrinaitiaa. TTlliill mski VaallA si
CIGAR is acknowledged the best in the that marrrl4 country . Pruts, jfraatals. Re;-
rorld at
KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE.
PURE WINES be LIQUORS for
medical and church purposes always
baud at
KLUTTZ'S DRUG 8TORE
liter, Beast, Savages, sYc. eba pases, 100 rc
Ill's. Only SW0. Etek is lilisist. Lww te
Pres. OatselU everytbinj. MMMSstetse
HUB BAKU BsXOB. ruBS- im. ra .
or Cincinnati, 0.
Astral Oil 50 cents jsr
gallon at
KLUTTZ S DRUG STORE.
o loc
If
TU
In as much as it hath pleased Almight
to take "rum us our worthy a rot he
Kimball:
Ka it rcsolrpil
1st. That in Ira death our Lodge has lost a I tious.
good member, society an upngDt cittsen. and
the church a faithful adherent. ,.
2nd. That we tender to his widow oar warm
est sympathies in her bereavement.
3d That in respect to his memory we will
wear the usual badge of mourning 30 days; and
that bis name be inscribed upon the Chart of
Honor kept for that purpose.
4tn. TQat taase resolution oe entered noon
the minutes, a copy furni&bed the family of our
deceased Brother, ana also to tne Wstcbman
and Intelligencer, for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
MOSES A. SMITH. ")
THEO. P. KLUTTZ, f
J. J. 8TB WART, Com.
P.B. KENNEDY,
Wm. HOWARD.
The undersigned take pleasure in informing
their customers and the community at large
that they are now in recepts of a large stock of
Spring and Summer Qoods selected with great
care and direct from the Eastern markets eon
sist'ng in part of aH kinds of Dry Goods Ko-
8ALISBURY MARKET.
HATS,
BOOTS,
ft
SHOES,
CLOTHING,
GROCERS,
Ac., Ac
Which the are determined to ssfl low down
for cash. Highest Cash prices paid for all Haas
of Uountry produce. Uur plan Is
Quick Sales and small
profits
and we believe that tbe public will find
it to their interest to call aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NO TROUBLE to SHOW GOODS.
We bee; to retain oar f hanks for past
patronage and nope Oy lair daalrAf aad
strict attennoo to bus mess to merit
snee of the same.
McCUBBINS, BEAL V JULIAN.
April 1, 197$
mm
PIL
Ouly 25 cents a
nun
A GREAT OFFER 1
481 BROADWAY. H. T. w4B
PIAJtOdasHf 0R0AK8 as
iMfcr eassv. Mm Has Us
st bslsass SB assail sswalkrv
same to let-
s ss best made; Tte twaea alassic. ar.d it-.j
si nates taoe. aoworSsi, war
Waters' CMrcrfsK
mmI e ezcelted iu SaSM sr barv.l
oouipeutxm. Toe t aacsnw Mops SB a BUM la
mstiosi of the liamaa Toios, Agents Waste:
A liberal dUeoont to Teaeaors, MisUtazi
ftswsteff
Churebea, Bobncls. Uasgsa, ete. ateaetel teowe
menu to tbs trade. lUaatr. 0i 1180888 Mailsst
L S. STOCI SFECU1TI01S- .
box T r arrranted or
After years at ex peri-
ting, I hare at last f ou nd tbe U
s
Remedy for Cb ills, Fever At Ague, &c.f L
and can confidently recommend it to my
friends and the public. Try It.
1900, aad often
Bias, sars4sds s .
CondncSsd by as BB
oaly. Puss sad calls, ea
m, VomU S1O0 to
$5000 PKOFiT.
Wall Street aoeci
Pad hif a eopv.
TllBIiwwE At CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS, .
t WaH Street. N Y
T E A S.
Finest Teas in the mark
et Put up in air tight,
lib cans, 30 per cent less
than usual Prices at
KLUTT8 DRUG STORE.
Iw short whenever you wsnt Preaerio-
tions carefully prepared, or need ntyihinm
OO Si m m mm. W
usually Kept to a t irst class Drum Store,
aad want to be certain of getting just
what you call for, and of boing ppliteW
and, promptly sertejd. Beeaie to cell oo
or send to
iJsn. tf, 1B7 if
MOUNT IDA HOTKL,
u IV.
THIS HOTEL, (former! Cbspmaa RobW
is newly mraiahaa aosl asm oawa far tr e
reeeptioa f Guests. Tbe Pioptissssi ss a
Dumber of lara and well furnished r xros
tor
oummer ooaruers.
The uodTst-Bd, ia tekiaaj ebsrga tf 17?
noa. BBjSBia te rotly ssastate las peat r.
tetion in catering to the pwbiie.
Xay 13. 1875. t. sbbb
m CHOP CUBl MiSSIE.
WILLIAMS HOBsOTOCH
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