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Carolina Watchman. LOCAL. JUNE 24. The Salisbury ornet Bad is doing the ma- pjrt of tbf uaviuaun vuih vummence- T-provtmenU :-Th Odd Fellow, of - - J Lm Mala Aninl Jortl uubi i u LJge-rooin. The Masonic celebration which wu to have taken place to-day haa been postponed till the procession, an 2'd of July. There will be address, a banquet and a general good time. Members of neighboring Lodges will be here and a grand re-onion of the members of the oldest and greatest Brotherhood in the Oh ! enviable, early days, When dancing thoughtless To oare, to guilt unknown ! now 1 it exenange tor riper limes, Burns Despondency. One evening not long since, a small party of will take place. He contraated the duty of a minister and a parent. Both will bo held to a Tory grave accountability at the day of judge ment And if either faUs in his duty, the punishment will be terrible bnt the pun ishment of the recreant parent will be even NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KEEP COOL. " TZtTT!: than that of aoch a miniaur-becan. T Respectfully lover tbe good old times, when they were young, - . . , ,. . . 1 that I can fu -Kh- inform the dtiaens of 8ali At t-. . m . v Ml IX. U. graven, or Trinity College, will deli v I of their pleasures and amusements, and pining . ' . 7 r- - inches thick at S cents pet lb. Ico House the addacaa. I fnr h ,l.r. nfim mrein ThnM v.r. Out I "to bring up his cbildron in the nur- 1 opened ererr morning. er the address. , for those day of Joy again. There of us in this party, all about the were four age, and quired "to bring up I tore and admonination of the Lord." And , opened eTery morning. oi us in mis party, an aeout use same aga, ana excellent Probate Judge "it so happened all remembered the burial of Ooa n requires us do what is impossible ileigh within the last six red roo3tr, which occurred long years A child should bo trained aa a christian froir Xkeloog litigated caae of Jenkins heirs vs tafji and Roberta, Executors, has at last boon LuVsctorily aetlled. i.:..k makers are inrited to examine the Lrtiaent in this paper, soliciting bids for molding brick for me. Asyium hih. fclUburr is represented among the graduates n Dsridson College this year by Mess. John . . . .. mL!..i j Whitehead and Boot. uans. aar. u nueueaa delivers the salutatory. Mf xhos. E. Brown and J. W. Wadsworth hare purchased the old Mansion House stable Jot, and will, we learn, shortly erect s nanosome tod commodious livery stable upon it. We learn from our that he has sent to Raleigh months nearly six hundred dollars, collected by Magistrates and the Sheriff in criminal proceedings. This money as the law now stands is required to be set aside for school purpose but while it does tery little good in that way it is a great drain upon the county and ought not to be takenoot of it. It should be left in the counties to defray the expense of prosecuting criminal cases, keeping up public roads, and the like ; and we hope the law governing the matter will be repealed, so that these fines may be kept at home. May 6- SH. KESTLEfL from ago. when none of the party were oter6 or 7 its very infancy. It should ho brought to years of age. I Will tell you as nearly baptism shortly after its birth and thereto as possible about the funeral of the old ohioken. Of course we children bad a little grave yard, it was in size about three feet by four, enclosed with shingles driven in the ground. As the old rooster Was dead, mama proposed that we should bury him in oar grave yard. This was Notice to creditors. made "member of Christ the el lid of Ood ii ... . m o m . . and inheritor of the Kingdom of Heaven." nT7 g'nst tne e-tate - wuut w im"i urwi nounea to exmoit the same to tbe undersigned 'MR CHUM. Bbbvi r afarSflBBW I J5JJt; THEO. F. KLTJTTZ. The bridge a cross the branch between this nlscsand McNeely't Mill, ie down. 8ome- boJ.r had better look out, and especially those who have charge of such matters. - Hymenial- In another column will be own child by adoption and grace, it will prize exceedingly its privilege. The young son of the Prince of Wales would not part tbo very thing we wanted, she could not have his birth-rigbt as heir presumptive to pleased us better, we immediately prepared a British Crown for alt the wealth in tbe funneral paper and sent it to our little neigh- world. How much higher a Christian child bora, it read thus: I values its title to the kingdom of Heaven : Parents ought to act their children holy ex amples by leading pure and Qodly lives. DIED "Our Big Red Rooster died last night, wo found the notice of the marriage of our young will bury him this evening at 4 o'clock, be sure If tbey do their whole duty in this world so friend Daniel Miller, to one of Salisbury', and come. P. 8 We will catch the other that when they come to die they can feel the muni unarming uauguicrn, .urns ranuc The marriage was at the residence of Capt. i chickens and tie a black string round their legs. so they will be mourning by the time you get Thos. B. Beall, and was quite a recherche affair, here, bring that old tin pan, and tell Jim to be gotten up in that elegant style, and character ised by that hospitable grace for which Capt- Beall and his accomplished lady are noted. The young couple took the night train for the Northern cities, and we trust that the pleasures of their bridal tour, may be bnt the foretoken Ws regret that we were not in the office when I Dr. Eugene Greasom and Capt. C. B. Denor of the Western Asylum Building Commission etllsd last Tuesday. Mr Theo. F. Klnttz, Druggist, has made mm decided changes for the better in hia store. Hsoow hsa the finest Drug Store between I Richmond and Atlanta. Pic-Nic : Lat Wednesday afternoon a tUct party of young ladies and gentlemen, in I fashion array and on pleasure bent drove out I to the residence of W. S. Negus, Esq. and pic-aiced. The lecture-room of the First Presbyterian Church, has just been furnished with the mod ern reversible back seats, and other convenien ce, to adapt it specially to the wants of the Increasing Sabbath-School. Attention is invited to the advertisement of Wood Lsnd Academy. This school is situated in a healthy section of country and among good people. Mr. Geo. R. McNeill is a thoroughly competent and efficient teacher. are and briLg his big pop-gun, as we want to have a miiitary tuneral.slip your ma's black veil if you can, bring some bread and things in your pocket and we can have a little party af- tei the funerel." Accordingly at the appointed time, our visi- eonscioosness of a well spent life, their re ward in the world to come will be life ever lasting. And groat will be that reward. Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into, the heart of man, tho things which God hath prepared for thorn that love Him. on or before the lith day of May, 1876. And all persona indebted to said estate are requested to settle promptly. M. & FRALEY. Administrator of J. H. Fraley, dee'd. Salisbury, N. C. May 13. 1875 ftw. WANTED. An Alumnus of Davidson College, bearing excellent testimonials from all parts of North Carolina ; and also rrom Texas and Kentucky, where he has been teaching, desirea to secure position for the ensuing year as teacher in a moral community, where the advantage of an education are duly appreciated. Also be is desirous of securing employment of any honorable kind for the next three months. Js a good scribe. Address, J. N. H. 8TJUMERELL. Salisbury, N. C. May 27, 1875. 1 mo. Wholesale V Rr t ill D tut To Me chants, House keepers, Young Folks, uia xoLK8, Smokers, Pain ters, Farmers, Grangers, ituu .every c Whenever yes) aosjl UMUU3, of a pleasant and prosperous jouiney through tors came and brought every thing they could life. get their hands on. They wore quite amused to see all the chickons with their legs tied to getber sitting about the box on which the old FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. June 19th 1875, Agreeably to public notice previously given, FRANKLIN ACADEMY. AN ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, MATH EM A TI C A L, AND SCIENTIFIC Vinerv r E. H MARSH has BeiDer sitting aooutine oox to wuicn uie oia njiwwi; w uiic oouce previously given, Uvietu in his machine shop in the foor had been laid out, and began to langh a portion of the voters of said Township met at SCHOOL, FOR MALES AND F KM ALES, forth Wardof the town, some of the finest tit.but they stopped it when the dinner bell Franklin Academy at 1 o'clock P. M, and the Kev. II. M. Browk, A. B. Principal. recen N and best machinery we have seen in the Sooth. His new planer works like magic, completing the work of dressing and tonguing and groov ing most perfectly. He has also a mould cut ting machine of the latest style, making mould ing of any size and pattern desired. The beau tiful finiah of the work pateing through these .j QuL machines is the chief attraction. He has also a number of other machines in his shop and Brass Foundry, all driven by a sixteen horse power, steam engine, turning out work in wood, iron and brass in a very superior manner began to toll. The rooster was then placed on meeting organized by appointing S. S. Trott the little wagon and the procession headed by the biggest-boy, for the preacher, and a girl, Chairman and W. R. Fraley Secretary. By request of the chairman, H. C. Boat ex- who tolled the bell, moved slowly towards the plained the object of the meeting. We had the pleasure of a call from onr young friend of the Oxford Torch LiglU, W. A. Davis, IK. Mr. D. is one of the handsomest as well at the roungest editors int!.c Slate. He is not laurried, though he Las been to the mountains. Arrangements' have been made by the Uiws for ex-Gov. Vance to deliver his celebrated lecture on the .Scattered Na tions, iu the city of Philadelphia, some time io Sept. next. I R. R 0. Anniversary. Mondav last beine tbe first anniversary of the revival of the .Rowan Rite Guardt, that company celebrated it in handsome s'yle. In full uniform, with drums beating and ensign waving, they marched through Main St., with true soldierly tread and bearing, the observed of all observers. At the Boyden House they were joined by the Salisbury Silver Cornet Band, which headed the company, and to the inspir ing strains of the "Rifie Guard Quickstep" eom nosed for the original company tn days lane syne they passed down Main St., to the field for tareet practice. The shootine was very creditable. The first prize was awarded to Mr Matt. Weant. and the second to Wilburn Fra ley Esq , both silver cnp4. At night the com pany sat down to a magnificent supper, spread by mine host Linton at the Boyden House, which ended the celebration. Everything pass ed off pleasantly, and we t rust that each indi vidual member of the company may live to en joy many more such anniversary occasions. far end of the garden where the burial grodnds were located. When we arrived, the rooster was placed in the grave which left his head Tbe preacher then asked that a hymn should be snng after which he conducted the burial service. Then standing aside he mo tioned tbe others to do the military honors, then the pop-guns, tin pans and bones, came into lull play. Tbe bell was tolled, and we resumed our march to the house. This was all done in a most solemn manner, most of us cry ing. The girls leaned the boys their aprons, woo wore toem as masons, with big paper master hats for the military part. We then spread the table for the little party on tbe box that we had just taken tbe rooster from. Thus we spent tbe evening, as happy as we mortals ever are in this world of sorrow. Alas ! some tbat joined in those scenes of mirth are gone, and ere long we who remain will fol low. What is life, but a day. C.H.J. an Mr. L. P. Schkrer, Assistant. The next Session of this handsomely located Institution will commence Aug. 2nd, 18 o The course of instruction will be thorough and practical. This Institution is located but four miles North of Salisbury on the new Mocksville On motion a ballot was then had to obtain tfrnrmuinn nftlia nkni.. .!.: T I ' I DOlleS .... r road, in a healthy countrv. Tuition is as fol - erx ndidilos f -aia. ..,.- U - . ' a. . lows: fl.OO, 51,50, 02,00, 0,50, 53.00, and $4.00 per month, according to tbe Stage of advancement. Board can be had in highly respectable fam- i im mt fmn, T (Ml tn Q HO nnr mnnih Am vn mouoD, u was agreed tbat all voters pres- ple facilities afforded to young men who wish to two canuMiates to represent Kowan county in the State Convention, which resulted in the selection of Hon. Burton Craige and John S. Henderson, Esq. ent at this meeting, at the time of the adoption board themselves. For further particulars ad- dress Kev. rt. M. BnUVYPi, Salisbury, Rowan Co., N. C May 276 tms. Fd. Sort and Clean. We learn from a corn dealer here tbat the Western farmers are in the Household Magazine The May No. on habit of sorting and cleaning the com tbey send this Magazine is on our table. It is a little be hind in point of time, but not in literary ex- locllences. The present number contains many Ipod things, and is illustrated by a handsome portrait of Col. Thos. Buffi n. The Western N C Railroad was sold last ITuesday according to appointment. It was bid loffby Senator Merrimon for creditors at $825,- 1000. The State irot it afterwards, however t IMerrimon'a bid. We hope now to see it com pleted promptly. rerionai : His Excellency Gov. C. H. Brogden, lions. A. S. Merrimon, K. T. Arm- to market yellow, white, or 'strawberry" corn are all kept separate, and thoroughly cleaned of cobs and trash. It is also graded, so that when you order bread corn, they will send you nothing but perfect grains, the small and scrag gy grains at the end of each ear having been cut off to be classed with stock feed. This classification and ipainstaking on the part of the Western farmers is ha ving its effect on corn dealers in the South, to the prejudice and damage of the Southern farmers who gen orally pay no attention to such matters. One gentleman in South Carolina, a miller, who formerly bought heavy lots in this place, now draws his supplies (3,000 bushels at a purchase) from the West, where he can have his orders CHURCH NOTES. LAST SUNDAY'S SERMONS. The Resurrection of the Dead of this motion, be, and are hereby appointed delegates to represent this Township in the county Convention which meets in Salisbury on the first Saturday of July, and that they be instructed to cast the vote of this Township for the candidates above named, and to stand by them as long as there is a probability of their nomination. The delegates aooointed are the following, vuc, H. C. Boat, H. G. Miller, T. F. Lord. A. Shufina. W. A. Thorn. M F Hunt, W G McNeely, Jno. Fisher, W M Kin- caid, W A Lenta, Wilson Trotte, John Eagle and S 8 Trott. On motion the meeting adjourned. W. R. Fraley, . 8 8- Trott, Secretary. Chairman. LOOK OUT PARENTAL DUTY. CHRISTIAN CHARITY. r. twranger no 1 In reply to Kuiuh.us ' publish, d in last weeks issue of the Watchman You make one great poiut for yourself and Kuiuious to wit : What is the amount made by direct orders for goods and who gets H ? From your figures I get tli. r..H.vM.:n .....1 . inn .1 ."r iumining icauit iuu u me KiWfst per AttbeFibstPresbytkbiamChubch, Rev et. 300 the highest you set dowu as saved to J. Doll, of Reidsville North Carolina, preached fanners who order, at tbe same t ime von ad an aoie ana eaecuve sermon irom joun v cn. 28, and 29, verses. "For the hour is coming in which all that are in the graves shall hear His voice, and shall come forth; they that have done good unto the resurrection of life, and and they that have done eyil unto the resurrec tion of damnation." The words of the text important truth, one woicn lies at tbe very foundation of the Christ ian Religion For if h Mkw - H BsBm v else. sjrything in the way of MEDICINES, PAINT&, 0II-i PERFUMERIK8, DTE-8TUFF3 8EED8 &c.f If yon want the beat articles for tbe least money, go to KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. GARDEN SEEDS. 10.000 papers warranted fresh and genoine just received from Landreth, Buist, Ferry, Briggs, and Johnson, ic Robbing, At 5 cents a Paper. Liberal discount to country merchants at KLUTTZ'S DRUG 8T0BE. IRISH POTATOES. 25 bbus, Rosf, Goodrich & Pebb- lbss, Jrsx Rfceived at KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. Aliiiittratir's Hoto ti Cretitn. . the uf persona ha viae claims arainst the a UU of P4ix D. Ckxlfr!'-. drrwa4. sgsm to exhiKtt tho aaaast u l!fgP or Wkre the 14th day May 187. M4 all rrsont indowted t are rvovvtre to avltle swosnptly. 8. A. LOWBAKCC: AAs.i ia t r or ru i. cudfcriu-r sw May 13. 187 6ws. pi. 4 CRAlfeE ATTORi: Vs AY LAW AMD (JKAIGE Solirilsrs ii i 8pecial attention paid to proceed- lag ia Bukroptcay. Sept. 5, FOB SALE. V " w AXo. Brst-rate 1 florae Shuttle Srvirif Mscluate, la runainf order, with ul.l end' all nsrorea far sale for $24. ApdIt si 4, 1874.tt Charles Lamb, Rs say 1st, denounced all amriiaous llqoon as " ei ir ,tif Poor fellow ; b knew whereof hf .pake, by and ex- f srtuioe, and if hvm, would apply the saaM to Alcoholic Eacitanta, adrerttaed as Cur alia. Krt there is em Tonic and A hers tire in exist sweeihe beat taw world haa erer known which contain no alcohol. It i Da. Val BBaVaCAnroajTiA Viasaaa BiTrxaa. 4w CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS. A Urge stock, warranted Extra cleaned. r resb Be Genuine, at lnw prices at KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. To Country Merchants I have the larfeei stock of Drugs, Dyes, Grocers Drugs &c, in Western Carolina, and am now prepared to sell at Baltimore Prices, thus savins you tbe freight. Special attention to bot tling Essences, Laudanum, Paregoric, Opodeldoc, Caster Sweet Oil &c. Write for prices, to ;thbo. p. kluttz druggist? Salisbury, N. C. i Housekeepers Supplies. Flavoring ExtracU, Essence, Spices, Gelatine, Mustards, Soda, Dye8tnffs, Toilet and Lsondfy Soaps, Lye, Matches, Lamps, Kerosene Oil, Chimneys dec, a! ways on band of best quality at KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. VALUABLE House & Lot for Sale ! The House and Lot on the corner of Main and Bank Su. recently occopied by Mr. Ann Brown, is offered for sale. This ia among tho Qost raluable property in Halubory, mad ia conveniently situated in the buaineaa pert of the town. Persona dewirinjr further iniforma lion can obtain it by calling on or com mam ea ting with either of the undersigned. Price Krason.tblc. Also the undersigned offer for ale 700 acres of land lying on the N. C. R. R, two miles East from Salisbury. This land will be sold ia lots if desired. Also 10S acrea eight miles West from 8alav bory on tbe Beaiica ford road. Thia ia nearly all well Umbered land. Farther information given on application. Tei aaa reasonable. (Salisbury, N. C. JOHN W. MAUNEY. Agt. for Dr. John I. lUml.r, May Ig, 1875 tf. mil mat a tew articles may cost them the same they would have to pay for them here of perhap a little more. Then aeoordin to your statement, we will pat the profits a little lower than an average, so we will say for you that the paofita are 175 per et : which - . contain aetartlin and n?We Prt of qationwho gets ih He. at th vpr v I answer is plain the farmer who m m mm ...w - w - -mr- w I orders, saves that amount. In other words. I BELL& BRO. Offer the best selection of Jewelry to be ound in Western North Carolina, Consisting of LADIES' A GENTS' GOLD WATCHES Gold Opera and Test Chain, riNBOOLDPLATED Jewelry. the dead rise not then is Christ not raise,!, and f 01,1,168 that nt of percentage, on bis SILVER If ARE, GOLD PENS, dte. his death is vain, and all our preaching, and all our hopes of Heaven worse than vain. It money. v nat does all this imply ! that me granger should order all their aroods They are agents for the celebrated Diamond Spectacles and Eye Olasses. Manufactur ta important then that we should have clear direct from Northern merechants thereby UJ from Minute Crystal PEBBLES well founded views upon this subject, and our dome away with home merchants and middle) Wd, Win. A. Smith' Thos. Ruffin, Robert filled just as he desires. wrange, Jas. T. Robinson, J. T. Henry, Robt. Simenton and O. P. Erwin. Eons.. Dr. W. W- Tttilk.. I ..1 .1 . . Hm umer penile men ot note were in Ue city en Tuesday last. T La. it is said that the citizens of Boston We mention these facts for the benefit of farmers in this section, to most of whom it is probably news. And yet it must appear to those who bring corn to market tbat there is a good deal of slovenness in the preparation of it. Bits of cobs, silks, and other trash, corn of various colors with all the rotten, scraggy, and chaffy grain at each end of tbe ear, allowed to ntelligent faith in the resurrection of tbe dead .a a tm can out nave a soiotarv mnoence upon our ives. Aa we die, so shall we rise, and as we rise so shall we be judged, to lift or to damna don. The Day of Judgment will be a startling one to many. There the murderer shall be confronted by his victim, the seducer by her he haa wronged, the oppressor shall hear the witness against bim of those whom he has op pressed, and all misdoings shall then stand out bested very kindly the Southerners who "sited that city recently on the event oi go into such an extent as to render it impossible Centennial of Bunker Hill But wc don't know that tkt ia " - wmmwmw IMNVU V WU U IW Wf I 0out. Are not the Snilthernera full v tha quals of the Bos ton ions ? law "are mtifted to learn that a hieh aehnnl It., m 71. - ,or ys will be opeajed in the citv about the Ml of September. The orincinal will h - - 1 E " wa. wick, who haa lately occupied the chair of ' u,m,tlc, in N c college. He is a gen laun of undoubted scholarship and ability to make nice meal for table use. Bread Meal is sometimes brought here from Northern and Western mil Is, and the difference between it and that generally made by our mi Hera is astonish ing, and all the result of a little care on the one hand, and sloveness on the other. But the time is coming when millers will require the olassificatUTh described to above, and our farmer will find their interest in a compliance. - r Sevan years, will doubtless establish cbool that will be a honor to the place. Lunatic AsYLCMtDr. M. Whitehead. Dr. Eugene Grissom, and Capt. C. B. Den U lea('Br anil Login. U-.I ! r . ok,. V, Q lnin Lvotlnv Vin K.-an.!. t i wv m,mj mil experience oi I p ' " 11 .. v vnu nwinug viauvu Lunatic Asylum, have returned, having at last satisfactorily accomplished their difficult task. The site selected is on Ferree 's Hill, overlooking the beautifnl Lake Louise. about three fourths of a mile from the depot at Morgan ton, and commanding a view o he beautiful mountain range. The position which was selected by Dr. Whitehead, is a Fin- .H.J .. . . - Tcctmens or wheat are to be seen at , SaHlvaa A J&'s. It was raised, we rn b7 M. L. Chunn, of thin county, from cues mat he haa Brown for twentv five He has been very careful in saving his rein however, and ha U imnwwmA it... beautiful one. and possessed of all the natnr , . . ' " ' I s xhaaled the varieties. No hotter mrwi. al advantages desirable. The plan selected sent - i w ucre, ana iney snow l lor wc uuiiuiuga io mu luif-vwug uuvkuu wui- much depends on being careful in prescrv prehends all ttoe modem i improvements and rineiieed. An. .. u. i j . TT" w mtmnj u u- iniprorcu in I " wy. Snd m. :.t. At.. j Itjt. " T wuiaic wuu me aeeo I ailn aoundina name. nflrPiw1 fnr 1. - . - JVI- r markets. person Mitchell, of the State. ,H laaflhaW Ai-,-i-A i - t .... 'P on amount of big advanced aga, after ' leag and worthly worn the, ermine. WtS a son.KttU ta .1... T...i: 1 w.w mm M W IU IUC IkUUl e&np as to who shall be his successor, as Ppotnting power is with the Governor. al prehends all tbe modern improvements appliances. I be rroutage win be nine hundred feet the central building four stories high, with a dome forty feet in height, and wings on either side two and three stories high. The accommodation will be for three hundred patients, besides tbe refractory ward and rooms fur the attendants. The buildings will be thoroughly ventilated, lighted with gas, and supplied in every part with pare fresh water, brought by pipes from the head waters of Hunting Creek four miles away H. Vi'iVi vill innnU itiMa Vinnrlrttri thousand r .. . . i . "... t j ... iy, F. J. Dula, of Wilkes, and cratlnna dallv. nif.h nratnr nr head of one m, m hundred feet. ; The estimated cost for the entire work of building, furnishing complete 6c is three hundred thousand dollars. This iVi Welles of Iredell are th- ..nir.m. ' 'orehes will prohablv be the aueceafnl . m ... ' "Qd tsmnvh Vio U nnr i.r;ti;... . i. ! HVIVVVIIKUIUIIIMIW Ii BarSaV ti mm ..iv uit . I'HIIHT. am DAUMUl intno mnmA ... r iita-". : r aw i wnit oe one oi "oat; ttoas for tbe position, un;oo. men ! very good ! virtually making war on our Home people, "the merchants" and constituting each farmer his own merchant. As a Granger of one year in good standing and a farmer all iny life, I am able to any you have placed the order in a false position befoie the public. As I understand our Granger Constitution there is not a si ogle ar ticle in it tbat will sustain you on the other I hand it is aarw45. t . 1 T" a- e .r.;nBl lUir nom.lr.Ura T .At ... . lira K.t " wu u H PWU CUgUSn SS POSl- bbj wivn jvi vviutviu. aWmmm w aw mm. w w . . . t w in death and the judgment we shall have not ,HW:Dl nu Parpw of tbe order is fears but hope. At the Methodist Episcopal Chtkcii' t Via Par T ,at V C ru vr f, rr) nMuhftil a V w . V . . . V ... V 1 .. IVI u. M M w I . mm. practical but cntertainine sermon, from the inn "Merchant, have been making their text. "Charitv never faileth." I. Corin to wage war upon no one orany branch of busi ness, rather to bnild them a p. Further if 175 per ct. is saved to the f.rmer by direct orders. Charity never thians ziii. chap, part of 8 verse. Tbe literal meaning of the word charity is alms-giving, but tbe scriptures use it in per ct. ott of us which I know is not the ease, and 1 can substantiate the fact and if you, Mr. Granger No. 1. will offer the Mer chante at large in this State 15 per ct. elerr Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warranted ii months, charges as low as consis ts n I with good work. store on Main street, z doors above National Hotel. 2p . 1874 ly. A FORTUNE nr IT 41 it. Isold by Agents. K r ;ER Erie. Pa. --err family boy Address, O. 6. WAL $f)n Daily to Agenta. 85 new articles tp&u and iheheM Kailr Taper in Al with two 96.09 C'romo. free. AM.M FU CD, m am a - id ha For fnif Laiie M Gentlemen Fine Perfumeries,- Elrgaat Soaps, Cosme tics, Soaps, achoqs, Toilet Sets, Vaaes, Hair, and Teeth Brashes, Pocket Books ice, ia endless variety at KLUTTZ'S DRUG 8T0BE. $10 TO SSDO i"ve.ted n WaU 81 tone A pare book explaininjr ererrthiasT A . 1 ... , , , . .. - .mr anu ooppr oi me w an ueei nrru-w. i JonX H1CKLINO A CO.. ltaokera and Brokers. 72 Broadway New York. SENT FREE Cigars flii yoi Say ? Ub yes, we nave mem at all prices from 2 cents to 25 cents, and eaa sell a f a tbem by too box at joDnns pnses. our celebrated S ptnt PECULIAR CIGAE is acknowledged the best io the world at KLUTTV8 DRUG STORE. m acvoLvna. W aay tad ever? klsS, P- .mr tfsBfifl rJciiiaw i www ataasa 1 tnm n c. . . ... no such restricted sense. It is essentially fu ou money invested in goods Zone love to Cod and love to our fellow- Wi" ,n eTery 0l a . a m a men. And on these two, says our navior. hang all the Law and the Prophets our faith and our salvation. Charity is ex feel well paid for their work. As I understand Mr. Ruinious, he does not object to Gran gers or any other organisation ordering goods I m.m mmm.X. U : .t. 1 ' ... pressly declared to be the crowning virtue of ' . " " " u wmj neeu m qnnm.es virtues, the keystone of the triple arch, the rt001 . " . Rt tb'8 mUi 11x9 cbiefest of the three great pillars of ehris tianity Faith. Hope, and charity. Without pie at largo have for sending the money to a foreign market instead of letting their own it there is no salvation. St. Paul says, under hm P606 handle lt -nd Profits-- the direct prompting of the Holy Spirit, 'Though I have faith so that I could remove Mountains, aod though I give my body to be burned, and all my goods to the poor. yet if I have not chanty, I am as nothing am become as a sounding; brass Ace." Mere alms-giving, mere outward service of God, will not avail. We must feel and exereise deep and abiding chanty, in its broadest scriptural sense , or all our works will amount to nothing. St. John's Lutheran Church, was closed on account of the Pastor's absence. At St. Luke's (Episcopal) Chcsch, the Rev. F. J. Murdoch, Rector, preached from Eph. vi. 4, "And, ye fathers, provoke not your chil dren to rath : but bring them np in th nurture aad adomioation of the Lord." The sermon was one of the very beat we over heard Mr. Murdoch deliver and a bounded la many passages of beauty aad eloquence we shall wot attempt to do any he grandest charities in the thing more than briefly state bis line of argu- Lan't Mr. Granger No. 1 tell us a iittl about tbe money our people have been bor rowing from Northerly Merchants through their agents Sooth at 12and 18, per et. Let's hear from you on that point. GRANGER No. 2. MARRIED. On the 20th of Jane, 1875, by the Rev. H. M. Brown, at the residence of the brides father, Mr. Samuel L. Can up and Miss Prances Box ana Victoria Denton, all of Rowan Co. DIED In Charlotte, on the 15th inst., Annie Yancey, only child of Dr. J. H. and Mrs. Sallie McAden, aged 9 months Io the same, on the 15th inst.. Mrs. Eliaa Holton one of the oldest citizens of Char lotto. Tn Port If ilia R T M tli Otk nflnu IO? Mr. William A. Wright, aged 53 years and 3 month. The deceased leaves a wtfc end fear children to mourn his loss. Prescription Department Prescriptions Carefully Compounded day or night by experienced, and skillful Druggist, with neatness and despatch. To Ministers of the Gospel I will sell ii considerably below my regular prices. JNO. H. ENNISS, Druggist. Next to Meroney ABro. SALISBURY'S GREAT BARGAIN 8T0RE. Tbe undersigned take pleasure in infvming their customers and the commanity at large that they are now in rocepts of a large stock of Sprina and Summer G od selected with great care and direct from the Eastern markets con sist:ug in part of all kinds of Dry 0oods No tions, HATS, BOOTS. ft SHOES. CLOTHING, GROCERS, &c, ftc. Which then are determined to sell low dawn for cash. Highest Cash prices paid for all kinds of Country produce. Our plan is Quick Sales and small profits and we believe tbat tbe public will find it to their interest to call ana examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. HO TROUB I to SHOW GOODS. We -beg to return our thanks lor past patronage and hope by fair dealing strict attention to business to merit continuance of the same. MeCUBBIXS, DEAL & JULIAN. April 1, 1875. tf. PURE WINKS & LIQUORS for medical and church purposes always on hand at KLUTTZ'S DRUG 8T0BE. Wherever JURUBEBA has established itself aa a perfect rrgnlatorsss sure remedy lor diord.rii ol the ejMem from improper actwm of tbe Liver and 1 IT IS NUT A PHTSIC. b it. by umi toe secretive orrac. ai-nllr and aradoailv removes all imparities, and regulates the ear yrtem. It is sot a txctobkd strrKss. bnt ia a VE6ETA BE TONIC wLicb assista digestion, and t bos stimulate taw appetite for food necessary to invigorate taw weakened or inactive organ, and gives strength to all tbe vital force. It cab bibs its owx BcCoumesdatiom, aa the large snd rapidly icrreaMng a!es testify Price Ore Dollar a bVttlc Ak vonr draccis. for it. JoH58To5 Hollow at d Co. Phils- Pat Wholesale Agent.. Astral Oil 50 cents per gallon at KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. in ill PILLS. Only 15 cents a box ! Warrranted or money refunded. After years of experi menting, I bare at last found tbe Great j Remedy tor Chills, Fever ft Agne, Ac , aad can confidently recommend U to ass; friends and the pnjblie. Try It. TEAS. Finest Teas in the mark ets Put up in air tight, Ub cans, 26 per cent less than usual Prices at KLUTT8 DRUG STORE. Tjc abort whenever yon want Prescrip tions carefully prepared, or need anything usually kept ia a first class Drm Store. aad want to be certain of getting jast what too call for, and of being politely aad, promptly served . Be sate to call est or send to v THEO. P. KLUTTZ, Dstroorrr : SiMsiniT, If. C. i Jan. S8, 187 tf For Coughs, Colds H oarsen esse AND ALL THOAT DI6EA8ES, Use WEL8' CARBOLIC TABLETS. PUT DP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. A THLHD AND SURE Sold bv Dmrjriat genevallv, sod FULLER A FULLER, Chicaro. TO. pSTCHOMAKCT.orSOrL CHAKM ING." Row either ses may facinate aod cairn Haa lore m aaocuon oi any perron teey el staotly. Thia iaipk. mental at-rjii: aaa noaaes. free, by luail. for 25c. tot a marriage guid;. Egyptian Oracle, Uiou u Lois. eiiPf-ieut Shrrt. Ac A queer boo. AaoreaaT. li.LI Aal t Co. I Fafla. ERTTl OA. nPaimriTiTT i t renuwanted The Vhi 1 IblllllAL fcltt of Ue UNITED STATES tee grand revolts of lUi yeara of FTogrsoa. !few A CompU te. trer 1000 lUUSSniOU. BTerytXtUr bnt .t A matntm VoaallUO to? a mow a Addras J. C. CC RDT A Co . Paba. Phila. Pa BOOK AGENTS p"iv cobbsmiL MaaUaal Aivtacv." by R. Pierce, af D aaost ready sail iny book eat ry and liberal terms. AJi BaflaJo, N. T. EM A RLE FFMALE INSTITUTE. A IsBEMA M Chariot teswillc Vs. I9rh Annnal ay aaa let of September, vith a fall racv sJesant new eoninmet'r. Hea'th fare and tbr-roopt inatjorncna at A. FTmerpal eood fece. For detaila addreaa K H- taJ.Owf NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES. 300 Hhd. Ciioice Quality BaKMiVwd. For Sals by WILLI AM 6 A Ml RCH1SOH, Wilsatnrtjoo, K.i iMsj, 6tb Iws. -I l u ' I I vl J V -