I Tne Best Time, i
Cme")?ncrahon collected
405 francs (or the sufferers by the
onde inundation.
emeu.
Gir-
If vour horse is in the habit of kicking.
use a low board, antf your hone will toon
Mr AVitrlt.
I! "Wlmt arrangements hate you for ex- Keep your horse fat; don't -Row tny
tingoishing fire r said Mr. Timidity to one to get a lien on nun.
the landlord of a hotel ontWeat where he When your horse refuses to take
morJosedto spend the night. "There's P V consider him aa having
r .r , i -t fat fori.
anondcd Boniface. To make jonr hone fast, tie him
" -
ith
. The happiest momenta
halters.
oi a woman e . 1 i
- I i I.:
carmenta; the saddest, when her husband 1 7
0 r
your
after
comes home late at night aud yells to her
from the front steps to throw htm out
some key-holes, assorted sixes.
.X'
If vou have a proper address you may
receive a couple of lines from a horse,
hut on no account drop a line.
However you may be attached to your
horae, you muat be certain that your
horse is well attached to your car
riage.
Gen. George Washington's Opin.
A dear and only daughter ley dying.
She had early been a thoughtful, praying
child, having professed religion. Severe
pain at time almost took away the power
of thought. Between these severe attacks
of safferine- she looked DacK on ner cuua-
hood experiences, nd lorwara raw use
blessed future, with equal clearness and joy
aa she said, "There' s a delightful clearness
now." Aa I set v her bed, wo taixea
as her strength would permit. Among
the many things never to bo torgottoo
she said ; "Father, you know 1 protesseo
religion when I waa young, very young
some thought too young but oh, bo
I wish that I could tell everybody what
a comfort it is to me now to think of it."
Reaching out her hand the fingers al
ready cold and grasping mine, she said
with great earnestness : "Father, you are
at work for the young. Do all you can
for them while they are young. It is the
best time (he best time. Oh, I see it now
as I never did before. It is the best time
while they are young the younger
the better do ail you can tor them
while they are very young." Christian
Instructor.
A Woman Amputates her Hus
band's Leg.
Tlw flWmUnd nhin Tsadrr. of Mon-
. f i. : I. .. : ' i a -a 'n i "i t -
Bnuwzing through tne gate or nnuinga ootn iney ano uie men wm reueci vmm i a.- tnlls tha fellwin : "Yesterday after
ladder to go over the wall. we can have but little hope ot the blessing noon a mjlo wh0 with uia familyf Hres
I of Heaven on our arms, if wo insult it oy near the corner of Williams alley and
A hew process of refrigeration, by the ?ur ,mP,e 8ua lo"7; uueu J" - Fountain street, got into a quarrel with
u i-. i?. ' . J is a vice so mean and low, without any k;. iwl w :n.
to a low temperatnref has been introduced eve7,man of .f80 and stead of feeling happy, it affected them
from Paris. It iaDlicablo to cellars. belar detests and despises it. just the opposite. They tore caeh other's
-packing rooms, compartmenta in ships, hair, aud raised such a rumpus generally,
etc., aud is intended to keep the air in the n Important Temperance Meeting. neighbon sent tor some of the
rooms pure, dry, and very cold, without Raleigh Council No. 227, Friends of boys at the onginehouse to go down and
the use of ice. Temperance, wUI hold its recond meeting !t0P the awtorbance. Some of them did
at Mayor's office at 7 o'clock this go down, but when they got there the
SUck up a Little. evening. This Idge reorganized on
1 ' ' . , L Saturday evening under the most favor- Bhow uO.W0T! 11 wa8 not 80 Peaccl aB
It has been said that no man is so poor h! nli.a nA wiifi rv flttirinir it seemed. The woman succeeded in get-
.i. u ji . u . A. r-T- J ' o I l l 3 j u J xr-
U1UI HI." HID IMLT-LI UU"U Bt IIH"
"Jnst to tlnuk of it, my dear," said a
wife to hct husband, as he was taking his
moruincr dram. "What a waste of money
for liquor ! This paper pays that the
United Slates consumes ninety million
dollars' worth of spirits every yearl' 'Ah i0k of Swearing. In Spark's writing
responded the husband, 'how I wish I 0f Washington he cites the follow
was the United States 1' ing .
"The General is sorry to be informed
UrirrliATTi Von on- R.-LVfl that a woman that the foolish and wicked Draclice ot
who cunt make a tiresa ontof eleven yards I profane cursing and swearing, a vice
of cloth will find I leaven's gate too nar-! heretofore little known in an American
tow for her to enter, llowever, Fayette-1 army, is growing into fashion. He hopes
villa women will use from eighteen to J the officers will, by example, as well as
3 twenty-eight yards, and run the risk of influence, endeavor to check it, and that
Small 8lPINO Hooms-A largerarnl.na foiilneilnuou
sleeeinir room in but little better than a
small one; unless there is a supply el
fresh air for it, and egress for spoiled air;
Co.
and on the other hand, a email room where
there is a constant change of air ia nearly
as good as a large one.
A no supply of air without draft is more
important than the size of the room; still
a large sleeping room, well ventilated, ia
most desirable, and children should never
be tucked away in small unventilaled
rooms.
Onto Gkssbal Strrantsmsmnrv.
Wilmington, K. a April 14. 1S75.
1S1I
If 'ft, i ! '-'
POSTERS,
PROGEAMMES,
FARMERS
rTav
- pHB
SOpIpW1
Mck and rovo..
Change of Schedule,
On and after Friday, April Ifith. 1875, tSM
trains will run over this Bailwey as follows i
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave "Wilmington at 7.15 A M
Arrive at Charlotte at 7. 15 P. M
Leave Charlotte at 7.00 A. M
Arrive in Wilmington at 7X0 P. M
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Wilmington at ......... .6.00 P M
Arrive at Charlotte at .6.00 P If
Leave Charlotte at ...&0 A If
Arrive in Wilmington at .6.00 A M
MIXED TRAINS-
Leave Charlotte at..... ................ ....e.W A M
Arrive at Buffalo at..... M
Leave Buffalo at.. . ... . . 12 30 P M
Arrive in Charlotte at 4.90 P M
No Trains on Sunday ecceptono freight train
that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. m., instead of
on 8aturday night.
Connections.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington A
Weldon, ami Wilmington. Columbia A Augusta
Railroads, 8emi-woeklv New York aud Tri
weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia
Steamers, and the Kiver Boats to Fayetteyillc.
Connects at Charlotte with its WetUirn Di
vision, North Carolina Railroad. Charlotte A
Stateavilo Railroad, Charlotte & Atlanta Air
Line, and Charlotte, Columbia 4 Augusta Rail-
roaa.
Thus supplying the whole West, Northwe
and South vest with a short and oheap line to
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. L. FREMONT.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
May 6. 1875. 1
Piedmont Air Line Railway
irniar - in
8 A TB MONEY, SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIME, BY USING THE Fa.
MilS a JfJL,UW.
ft will ran lighter. It will tarn yoar land better, It will make yon
you loss to keep it in order, than any other mow you nave ever uaso.
We will furnish you Points one year for one plow in orOuaary land for ooe Dollar. What ,
you pay yoar DtacKsmiui to ao uie same on yoar oumsbmssh ww
We hare jest mails a great reduction in Pries f
All we ask of yoa is. Try it, and Umo if yoa don't like it bring it !
ke refunded to you.
WK WARRANT EVERY PLOW.
GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN Co's
(Late S WflOs
tc GLOUGH ORG n C O..
-IMPROVED
front door; and I may add that no farmer
among us is so poor that he cannot have,
not only a pleasant house but pleasant
surrounding, with a neatly kept dooryard
or lawn, with sbudc trees aud fruit trees
and flowers and finally such attractions
as well as conveniences aboft home that
farmers' daughters need not resolvo that
hey will never be farmers' wives.
Courting half of a fat Girl.
Don Piatt says: "I was in love once
with a fat girl. She was very fleshy;
she was enoimoua But the course of
my true lovo came to grief. I was sitting
with her in the (lira twilight one evening.
I was sentimental; I said many soft things;
I embraced part of her. She seemed
distant; site frequently turned her lovely
head from me. At last I thought I heard
the murmur of voices around on the other
side. 1 arose and walked around, and
then I found another fellow courting her
on the lei I flank. I was indignant and up
braided her for her treachery in thus con
coaling from mo another love. She
laughed at my conceit, as if she was not
big enough to hay c two lovers at once."
.... s l eiv-tsw hftn I r rl rt w I tvtnotAt t s t r 1 M r
prospects. There are on the roll at ores- MU 7 ,
ent over forty of the leading citizens of next moyo waa to get a botUe of chloro
Raleigh. andVsome sixty more have assent- toJ"? wn.lcn ncar at han? nd d,-
edthetr willingness and purpose to join mimstenng a dose to her husband, which
to night. Tho object of the meeting to- T10 WHW7, " WM
night is to receive new members and going on around him. The next act was
also to receive the reports of several im- 10 P"0? u3old Wlth wh,ch !Ue
portant committees appointed at tho last proceeded to do a job in surgery that
meeting. would put a professional surgeon to blush.
Let every one favorable to the good Beginning at the lower end of the man's
cause turn out and thereby encourage the leS ehe commenced sawing until she had
vnnncp mon w in w in In n arp-n nnm. aeverca iuai usoiut sppenusn u wwia.
ers News. I e totally unconscious of what was going
on, slept on 'the sleep ot the innocent,
while she, after the job was done, looked
The Gardens of Morocco. The on, watching his biood flow. T.heneijrh-
grovesof rose-trees aud the flower farms bors outside got word of what was going
- - . 1 .a e
of Morocco arc said by a recent traveler on msiue tne nonsc, ana rusnea in, iu
to exceed in extent thoso cf Damascus. "me t0 6toP tue bleeding, but at last ac
or even those of the vallev of Mexico. I counts it was questionable whothor t iu-
H'l.. 1 .1! . I . Imam baiiIH Imn w.nt "
very favorable to this kind of culture.
Swept alternately by the breezes of the
Atlantic and Mediterranean, and tempered
by the snows of the Atlas ranges, the '
degree of heat in Morocco is much lower
than in Algeria, while the soil is exceed
1 r . r 11 .
ingiy lertiie. To the date palm, end to
orange aud lemon trees, the climate
PAMPHLETS,
DISTLBRS' BXiJUTSS,
DEEDS,
(Fee Simple, Sheriffs and Commis
sioners),
.
CONTRACTS, g0MA Saf?J
C0N0EN8ED ME-TABLE
In Fffect on and a fur Sunday Mnt. 16th.1
-m v
9
Human Saliva Kills Snakes.
MORTGAGES,
Land and Chattle),
BILL HEADS,
JVait and &etic JZtaxU,
Labels, Cautions,
fter Imaday.
1171
CO
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. Mail. Exranv.
Leave Charlotte .... 9.B ri 6.46 an
M Air-Lii.e J'nct'n S.J3 ' 6.90
Ralisbnry 11.18 M SM M
" Greensboro 0.15 a M 106
" Danrllle O08 M p M
" Daodee fi is " 1 90
" BurkeTlIla 1 1.30 8.07
Arrive at Richmond. 9.99 r x 8 48
BIIETE'i ORG A3VS
i SSjBpsRSpssBlSPP ' ssC
GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS.
FITTEn WiTHTUEHEWLY I VENTED
GOING SOUTH.
all done on short notice and at
TEET LOW BITES.
BcS-Court Blanks, Deeds and Mort-
mm? mm
The Marietta (Ga.) Journal was told
by a gentleman the other day that human
spittle was as deadly to poisonous snakes
as their bites were deadly to man. He
appears to be especially snited, the dates IW hnn$? i Btr?w
ot Tailfat having been famous even from an-d Uh arm, while cleaning
Simple Overskirts. Roman times. The orange plantations ? bcW' arond rattlesnake, lonr feet
I . . " . 5 . I lone, rraw f(l nnt frnm it nnri fnll tn I no
Among simple and stylish new over. re r VCry , great exien tin various parts , . . . .
. . , . . i inn pAnnrT t w ni I a - 1 1 traa anH I rv. r. -I n I o w - - w v t" v
filfiiia unva n :h nan innrnu ia a aftft w M,v vyi.n , n nuv vutbo auu oiiuvums r. t .1 . .1 " w .
badATf also staples exported in large quantf- f n "Ztl TT W Y prmtxl and for sale at
the wool eoods1 now in veene. vet is lone . SB that this fertile land, within f-J-jESl JZZSSLSl .
u :j r..n 1. mk" hve day's steam of Loudon, nrodneea so I" .VU H UUI'. W1 j u an nines.
Yrrp-Trr. .T 7u r n much vetretable wealth under the most Rainess, ana ne picked it up by its tail
front is a w.de deep apron, with the MMHEJ2F3 carried it to the bouse and showed it
nes. necessary for length la.d in two EOTl.lk.Wy in ks
folds high across the top. The back is . r' , T mouth and that it was noisoncdr. At the
1HJL. Ill nill.ll H I' I ll H M r VC I1VMI1 i a ii m 1 x
' I ear. : .1.- t
1 1111 ecu luiuuil'8 iub suukc t,Q UrClGr,
the devolooment of WM amm" " ,..rM,'r P?nmcui, ue
tw'J55. of tK S.o: : cc bo do.o,.t h;nd, iB. LJTfiM ----- J- J- be uner,
M not be l enooghjo; W " " " A "3, uZa .pf, in it.
month, and it died, lie caught another
blower, aud it refused to open its mouth.
He spit upon arstiek and rubbed tho spit
tle upon the adder's nose, and it died.
BL P. F., Wavne couutv. N. Y.. sends j-j j . i .
to the Times kernel of wbcat conuining ifjnd Bpit ia jouth. in8tead of the
did
made it
stupidly sick, from which it recovered.
This conclusively shows that poisonous
snakes havo as much to fear from tho
STATION.
Leave nicbmnd......
M Bnrkerl la
I'unJoe ........ .
Danville........
" Orecnxhoro.
M H.lialsarj.. ....
" Air-Ma TncVa
A it! to at Charlotte...
M
M
Mail.
1.38 r m
4.6S M
io. sa
io. at
3.00 a
S.SS -8.08
8.23 AM
6.08 a. n . I
836 -
IU r
1.17 -
3.68 "
S.1S -
8.
8.43 "
Aa Inveotioat having a aaoat important basuinf oa the future o Bead I
arhjch tUc ouanUt or ojnroe o: ion is tttj
. e t . a a
and the quaiuj ot
inl to Hat of the Best Pipe Orpn cf ike Sae Capacity.
Wilcox Patent.
Ormooa." "V
"Octave Carl.
ox Angela,- " tola
001. V(l EAST.
STATIONS.
i 1 i i ii I Tint, in RtlfMi fl enmara analr nAtifa IS I :
ilii . m M'l.fl iimj-i inrf art n h n I I 1 - w h m wi u-i asm U . n. uiuil I . - -
Ullt-O IU1I1CIUU IMftl, IfWIIPlWM ill DUCH . ' ' . W 1 I evntpelinn n r Hfl ann r.,ta
" . i . ... .. . . I in ila annl ioalinn tn t ko JeuA.t 1 WaS UCUU.
luiinees lain in easy plaits set on tue IMO prw-
of the front.
lar brcudth woul
tho puffed look at the top of the back if it
wore sowed to the belt, hence it is bus
pendec by a tape that is concealed under
the two donbl'i box plaits that its width
"requires.
LeaYc Greeaaboro..
" Co Shops
" Hair i Ch
Arr. at Coldboro'...
Mail.
jootwn WgBT.
MAU
Onr celebrated "Vox Ceteste.' "Vox Hatnsit.'
in -CelJo" or -Clmrionct" Stone, "G Horn,
Btid imii mn asi'm
ALL. TIIK IjATKST lairuu v rm 1
Cu be obisioed pnly in these Oraaaa
3 00 an
. 4.30
8.03
1 1-3U A M
tVlVl A
f Tom L
0SM
HD WORKWlANoMlP.
BtequaJied.
A Arr. 1.48 a
oL'TeUSO
"2 " 8 10 "
L'velQOrsi
The Wheat Weevil.
Cure for Love of Liquor.
; At n festival at a reformatory institution
recently, a gentleman said, of the cure of
the ubo of intoxicating drinks : "I over
came the nppctue by a receipt given to
, it ana spu in us moutn. instead ot
atunseet, which he discovered working 8pittle killing the black 8nak u ,t
its way out. He wntes, if worthy of the poisonous reptiles, it only mad
nnfiro or net hao ahanf f "
was iv 'j usaa uu vu it.
Reply. This ia the grain weevil which
is so destructive in granaries,
SALISBURY, N. C.
SIMONTOH FEMALE COLLEGE,
ST.VTEVILLE, IV. C.
nil kao t
me by old lr. UatHeld, one ot those good bins in mills. It is tho larva of a small
old physicians who do not have a percent- J beetle known m dnlnnrlrbi
age from a neigboriug druggist. The Linnmus. The beetle is a rod inaeeL
prescription is simply an orange every about one-eirhth of an inch W. which
lrla I T - I . m. . . .
8UD8181S upon wneac. rue temale depos-
; its her eggs npon the wheat, after it is
spittle of man aa man has
their bites.
to fear from
The next session will open Sept. 1, 1675.
Terms for board, fcc , havo been made as low as
S:ssiblc to suit the times. Reference : Rev.
has. Phillips, D. D., Prof. VT. J. Martin, Rev.
W. A- Wood, Rev. D. B.Jordan. Kx-Gov. Z. B.
Vance, Run. W. H. Battle, and all friends of
the late Prof. Mitchell, of Chapel Hill, N. C.
Aug. 12, 1874. 6mos.
morning half an hour before breakfast
1 ake that,' said the doctor, 'and you will
neither want liquor or medicine.' I have
done so regularly, and find that liquor
has become repulsive. The taste of the
Care of the Eyes.
-
homed . n. aftnr k. ; i:..i-1 iiseases oi me eyes are Tory prove
" - . w FVb G. a M KTKJ lUiUiUU aicii la. 1 i . . .
nr hetwf nr-, r owing to the abuses to which they
i nro Buujecieu : ana as wesa eyes can
vt r i i ii . -
after they are hatehed, burrow
grain and devour the heart. One
COME 10 SEE !
10 Buggies for sale, am. grades a classes.
I have, on hand, ten Buggies which I will sell
at the lowest cash prices, and aa low, or lower
than any other establishment in North C'aro-
AU kindsof repairing
O. L. REEVES.
orange u in the saliva of my tongue, and eniy inhabits each grain. The hole bv noV" be hand8o,m0 or Phasing, we desire
it would be as well to mix water aud oil which the grub enters is very small, and 10 g,VL 00r ewT mti P0D
aa rum with my taste." it is onlv bv the ii-iltneM the ' ln preserving their strength. It is very in-
.l . i iil' I..JH - i. I - 1'iVUUW.U, 1 1 I . 1 ... . r I iUWKWIPmilll J WJIIIX IU UIT IltlC, WVUIU
wny vne uoys are a-icaea so ouen oy and emerges from the grain. ',uu v vr?XK .Tue. P"ou Vr do well to call and see me, before purchasing
the girls is because so many of them The remedv ia to kMn th wlnA. r the 79 ot "Sht 8tr,ko directly upon tho elsewhere as I am determined not to be outdone
have "kicked out of the plow handles. I iin m;ila A- i j.u pupil of the eye, and cause an nnnatural either in prices or quality of work in the State.
l.-iid Lv lhn shovol and tlm hrvn. nn1n . . " and forced contraction of them, which Call on me at Franklin Academy. 4 miles N.
i uuv tyiic eaiiiic iu ewecD nnt n mama i . ' .fa.ii.i v- ,
trvinc to mhkfit inferior dnetors. wvn I :.. T.a.. a.i 1 . , I will SOon luinre tho Blfrht nprmauentlv. I " w oiBurjt i. v.
1 " j " 11 in I ii irum liio limn nvnrv aoaann . t ann I H I l o r J
preachers and school teachers, and others iIia Aomnra nA r a! k:L- I Place your chair near the window when
- i v.v VVJ u VI U Vtt-AU Vyl BSKI3 J k LI IP III I IN W II. Ill "
io sit under shade trees in lordly style boiline- hot Iva. nn .iu-,kt,;.u Z writmg, reading or working, and sit
w , o " 'J w wa.si ww uu a uuumu u I .a
ill i ti h in i 1 1 ) i i.li t ( i i ii it i r ' i v nu r n r tun. i 1 - i .1 1 . 1 111 Nur.11 h 111 a. 11 t it, vnur i vt 1 nni
...j.. . uccuujuiaie iu wnicn me beetles may r . . , ;r , .
lutely do nothing useful. Go to work bide. Sometimes a barn or mill from d not toward tho light, and let it
nonestiy says tnis irate maiden, and you comes so infested with weevils that mi ?l ?a 7onr ,e." nana "ag tue ngut
will not only have no cause to complain cannot he stored in them without destine hand furtherest nm 11 5 or e,8e have lhe
of being kicked, but may find worthy jtion. window at your back or above yon, and
wives who will make you helpmates for ' lthen the light will illuminate the paper or
your benefit and who will seek to make! iL work, and will not shine too abruptly
you happy. I WEED 8 r AiTHFUL YV ife. Thoyl upon the eyeball. Many young persons
were marriea wnen the man was a chair have nearly ruined their sight by not at-
! maker, and thev murht hnvo UaA a tiann I ...Ai tiu. - - a
bXGLAXD axd Egypt. The English career had tho former remained honest, ether thing needful is, never read when
Aiccnpauuii m r-gypi, says tne jfau mau 1 eey uvea in plain manner, mingled with twilight approaches as soon as the lizht
Msimr if ia nit if r r ..1 1. : a 1 .a 1 ' - ..
wvv..v, . "... iu""uu Wl tt mecuauicB suciuiy, ana were tne parents fades put away all work. This is all
1.11. dul. u .vv.crui y lui lllO UICBCI f UtlUIl UI IWUUUVB ailU VD PITIS. CrArtfl nntlnn imnnl..n . 1 .... i iL. j
. .. 1 m? 9m iwuviiwii , iub iue ucarer uiu iituh iu
v - aj v vtiv a v. Hi iubsi uu n isneru 111111 it.
ar av w
NORTH WHITB&H.O.&
(Salem Brahch.)
Leare Greensboro .......... 4.90 r
Arriro at a!cm.. ........... fi 13
Leave Salem................ 8.40 am
Arrive at Greensboro. ...... 10.33 -
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 8.10m
connects at Greensboro" with the Northern b aS
train; making the quickest time to all Northern
cities. Price ol Tickets same aa via other rentes .
Trains to and from points East of Greensboro
connect at Greensboro with Mall Trains to or
from points North or South.
Two Trains daily, both ways
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommodation leare
Richmond at 900 A at , arrive at Burkeville 12 43
r m, loave Burkeville 4 a m , arrive at Rich
mond 7 68 a at
Ho Change of Cars Between Cha
and Richmond, 282 Miles.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
acneunie ox this caaapnaj will
above.
For farther I n formation address
& B. ALLKir,
Gea'l Ticket Agent.
Greensboro. mO
T M R TALCOTT,
Engineer & Gan'l Snpcrlntendent
Fifty'Differcnt Styes,
tmpT hesT IN MAT
Oua!itv and Yolame n
PSIG B, tMTOtOOO.
rirrmRY AND WAREROOMfi, CORNER 6th A?fDCX3CCRERS8ia,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
B ST ABLISEUD TM ISM.) A.OMWTM VJmmtx im Mwrj Co maty
Address GL0UGH & WARREN ORAN
U.y SO 1878. ly.
NEW ADVERTI8EMEKT8.
OMNTJUS & BAGGAGE
WAGON ACCOMMODATIONS.
otte
E. H. nARSirs
MACHINE WORKS
i Corner of Fulton & Council, Streets,
Salisbury, N. C.
of our
tep is necessary for the preservation of two hoys i
Indian Empire." Perhaps, then, and healthy
Having all my new Machinery in opera-
ation, I am now prepared in connection with
the Iron 6c Brass works to do all kinds of
wood work, such as Lumber Dressing,
Tongue Ac Graving, making Sash, Blinds
6c Doors, making moulding from t inch to 6
inches wide, also Turning At Pattern mak
or take "iust I ing. Sawing Braeketts, Ate. Having the
ue Joss oi me iiid inn r.rapire is only a metncions splendor has come and gone I a few more stitches." has nroved to the host Machinery and first class workmen.
... as . a a : at a - m a e w t w a .
ouesiion oi umc. uso, ii cassia noes like a dream. Tbe two eons , onee held greatest injury to thousands of our boy
I have fitted up an Omnibus and Baggage
Wagon which are always ready to convey per
sons to or from the depot, to and from parties,
wedtlinem. Ac Leave orders at Mansion Hossae
print as I or st my Livery h Sale Stable, Fisher street
near Railroad bridge
M. A. BRING LE-
Aug. 19.
I Chesapeake and Ohio P. &
Blactier and MraD,
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N. C
January 22 IS74 tt.
28,1 S7 if
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lioi consent io me igypuan o
and Prasia waits on Russia's will in
preatest mnrv tn t innonH rf nnr knv. i SRiisiaciiou. is guaranieta.
occupation fine appointments in the service of the and girls. When the eyes are washed, Jly29. 1875. ly.
ill in this I rinc hnt thav ara nnnr S I . 1 A 11 , . .
this I ring, but they are now onlv loanrinir 1 a t hov ahmild ho in rm w.
irnnnd thn (Stv Hall rPk .-.1 I- : I ...
" uiwkucr io m ingut ana morning, wipe mem wuu a son
The ill-gotten wealth towel, gently rubbing them toward the nose
aS Si m ... I SS
casr, as sue seems Ruaty io, it win not be around the Uity Uail. Tho mother is iu night and morning, wipe them with a soft
U iri nl nn I Ilia nivmrl im h ran. . . I , . a -
ffr ITi i 01 .nVT "UUJJr aimoB.goue. a munon and a nait has Lo not rub them toward the temples, as
w.ll go wuh her. bhe will hardly cut a passed into the hands of her lawyers, and it injures their delicate eonstrnctiSn. The
iMtfdeotae hgnre going out alone to whip Ler husband is still a prisoner. A seedy jneeLanism of the eye ia the moat com-
l,2Vit, husfcia aud Prussia; and it might and eornnlent old man. inhahitin . n.i. nl..l J-i . .2.. i
- ., .. , . I 7 1 'a l r" Mrwwvt uuu wuuumtiu cuubu utuun, auu
rove mat anotuer oucstiou 01 mewouia ot rooms in Ludlow Street Jail, is ail that it is well for everw nerm tn fcllv
fomertgbtin nearer home. But is ia left of one who has haen ilHAm..n LmU.j: .,,? i.J Ttk k i.i ,
CRAIGE & CRAIGE.
AT TOR E V AT LAW.
AMD
V
ho
tho P 7lfa72 tin r ftp. throwincr ont a nAn mumm !,;. mi,- a 1 .. . T
1 . , , v - - o " - I'wvii&.a voouiau uiia a LLKiavr i . .11111 1:4 w v-r- 1 ia irn nana if ittv nwBAnr,
;eeier 10 sc.-u uu-uiiui puuui; .v.uouap commissioner ot parks, public buildinffs eves ia a frreat deal under nnr nwn Mn
at me notion ot acqun ing jgypt t us- and docks, btato Senator, and for seven trol. To us it gives the nower to make ,B
u 1 . 1H.11 nil. ,! that unnnlrv AS ft nncn I vu ikn t ill nil , I . m f . .
r , v.... .vv. - v - r u lu' Bukuwsi vi kuio cut. X no Oni V tnem Bolt, gentle anrl Invinc nr ahnm
rr t ... 1 ...
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r"' 'r " - -""g.. laiiuim wue, cross ana ugly, as wecultivate onr disnosi-
roont of 1 nrkey. Perhaps she hss offer who is reducing herself to jTerty in Uon ; for tne eye ia the index of the heart,
look the aweet nas
as
Solicitors in Bankmptn).
t Special attention paid to proceed
in Bakrnptesy.
Sept. 5, 1873.
The GREAT (MM;
OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published, ia a sealed envelops. Pries
six cents.
4 Lecture on the Watnre, Treat
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Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage goner-
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. ci LVEKWJSidj. st. u.. aataor of the
Green Book.'" Ac.
The world-renowned author, in this admira
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Abuse may be effectually removed without
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pointing ont a mode of care at onoe certain and
effectual, by wnicn every sunerer, no matter
what his condition may be, care himself cheap
ly privately and radically.
3T This Lecture will prove a boon to tkou-
sandsund thousands
Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents or two post
age stamps.
Address the Publishers.
Jy worth en much now. Herald. From a New York Letter.
depths
sions of the soul or the reverse.
, PoKJand, Elaine.
home. Terms rae.
Stiittos k Co..
Jan. 19,18To-lv
THE GREAT CENTRA I. ROUTE BE
T WEEN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
WEST.
PA8SITSQKR
TRAINS RUN A8 FOLLOWS.
MAIL RXPRESS.
Leave Richmond 0JW a tu 9.10 p m
" CharrutUivHe. vLi'.'. a tu 1J0 p m
Arrive whito bulpher, J:i" M .:rr
" Rantlnjrton, rUU) a in (45
- UncmnatU, exv am
ConneeUni closely with all of the Great
Trunk Lines tor the West, North-West and
Snuth-VfesU This is the shortest, quietest nnd
cheapest Route, with less changes of cars than
any other, and passes ihrough the
ta the wend.
Passengers taking the Express Uain on the
N. C. R. R. have no delay, but connect closely,
to any point in the West.
First clam and Emraicrant Ticket at the
LownST Rarva and Baggage checked
grunts go on Express Trains. TlafK, DirrAKCK,
and MOV XT saved by taking the Ckerjeasx
and Ohio Routs.
Freight Rates to and from the West, always aa
low as the lowest.
Merchant and others will Cnd it (o their in
terest to get our Rates before shipping or ordering.
For InfucmeUoo and Kates applv to
J. C. DAME, 80. A rent,
or O. M. McKENNIE.
Ticket Agent
(JreenaboroN. C.
C R. HOWARD,
General Ticket Arte!,
W. M. 8. DUNN,
CHA 8. J. C. KLINE & CO.
187 Bowey, Yew Yak; Phst OSes Box,
1876-ty.
smnBsssaflH Ii s
y I Uyfn
B? 1 u Z.'Vl.
Intending to remove to Davie Coonty, I will
ell my Piano tor t&00. ia iaaaallaaiaaaast
ol SM) or flOO, aa the Hirchaaer assy
every 90 days. This Piano is oat of CaAaXSB
M. b-n turfs 7 OcTAva, Urand Square
rosewood cava, four round corners, carved case,
Louis XIV Style, with extra carved test sad
pedal. Original price SS25 ! desak aad
beauty of tone and equality of loach this Ptsae
is UDsurpaaaed.
Io my abecoeo call on Mosxs L-
ITOLIUS.
H. U. HELPER.
OcL 1-Ki.
B
O Y DEI
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MMMMKV, ft. C.
Va.
1
Cheap Chattel Mortgagee,
and varios r ther blanks for sale
Da.
The I'roprietrasa
to the traveling pnblic for their liberal petroe
are while she was eooaected with the 5 aTJBst-
A I. lit. ILL.
asv .a
ot navi
to accommodate her
led the BOYDEM HOfJHps
bed that she eaa now
comfortably, and in the
csassSs swessWiy. she
tablv. and in the ?ery
furnished hsssaa, with all
heat style. a 1
i m ruvtier la.
Paaeingirs g
from the East,
HOUSE.
going op the W. N. C. Rail
'take Breakfast at the BOY DC
First clans Bar and Billiard
loon connected with the HOUSE
July laWlsm.
tf. at i M