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'if: i-, if I . T Carolina rWatcfimaiu FEBRUARY 17, 1S7G. fresh KJ at A. Parker's. The? bon't gof done sending" Valentines tSotne "f the young folks geCtbetn three Vs g0"00 ly one.Valentine, return (hanks that, would have felt Wf inueh slighted valentines were sent os-jy; r, " j .. ... ; ; ' . . o.Wh bas a great many pretty ladies, L Salisbury hts more jo proportion, if the iWn girls do wear government stockings fmh XJTSoda Crtchett, t A.Prker'. Horse trading has been the favorite amuse kent 4 m"n7 -ur P9?' M Terl weeks. fortes are lower than since 1847 mod drove itltf droY Urowu's eapacious sublet ' -BUFIJS'; SOBiS A5tbl well known hotographer, is now open in Salisbury. bWill be here for few weeks only.3 ' 16:4t . - i ;- .. - , firth supply of Fine Northern Apples, at tie Martha Washington Tea party will be l-IJ ,t McNeely's Hall, Tuesday evening next. The attractions will be a good supper and tbe miladies in the Martha Washington cow- qne. Admission .10 cts. Every boly should .ttrml. 1 "The Ascte returuwt t.K la'e to give a . dj aecotti.t iu this papr f hi trip to Ual- ih. W chII, hinrever, sp-pil ..atteutlou the ads, of Mr.'N. L. Hrown and Mr. Jbu CaytoOt 1 hy are gMt men. ani none briitate to send to them for what they Vsnt . V- i TV-" Foe SiiA-iiei! Seriug qalte a crowd gath WrrJ on the jiuiou IIous- corner " Tues ij night last, we w -ut up and found a poor .Id fraxjHiiafl surrtrudd by a mixed rabble ku wrr ainusiuar themselves huirelv at bis Vxpenie. Such eouduct is reprehensible iu ht last degree, and uone but fool or brutes krilt engag iu u. fwiciiTs Raisei. Verily we are at the itrer of grinding monopolies. Freight save beii raiel u lh N. C R. 11. agnin ej were opprntsiv'e before, aud fcre nimply tragioDr Utw. uoi our wupi ff m i irrNr to tallirir SUlMDIt- to,, De KO'ltfftf Ana v . a a -olU.l. rtthertlfau fXi-rt themselves to btiih etitiiHtittgline. ffy ;Meri(4i WWi . sis' Ilargrave, of thi- ximnVr. anl 24, wnit out with wmc coihpnii iloini', while at Hart' "stir o rin. liore race. jAts nlmrp turn in ilor fad -II'. Korte hysl itmfXptTieilly into a path. hrinKtng the rider'a rntt anl fwe ngain.ot i tret- which Mxk1 be 3feen the path .tirtl road. H survived hi in yur'nra eveu day-and-dit'-d gri-atjy Jmente!. - illnrt tie Combat. He vw a aadder and "'"j. Nxirer man when we aaw him starting home with the niuldle on l.i back and the bridle nn- drrliu arm. Ve aked why wa it thna with hltoj and mUv he made annwer in words be- forewhieli we place a full period. "Why Squire, I came in town 'tot her day a rid in of a pretty good how, but 1'fell in with them dum IioM-lradin ftllerx and they aked me to take a drink and I done it, and then I got to swoppin horm, and I swopped and drioked till you see quire, I haint nothin left but the raddle and bridU Say iguire couldn't ymi stand treat for a feller? . ' ' x And he looked aadder atilf when our credit fla rtfuKd (or the "treat" V ' ' Toor Paddt. An Irishman, Thotnaa Clarke, was before the Mayor of Vilmington3Iondayr whm he waa mulct as follows: For disorderly conduct on the streets, $20 and cost,' or 30 days work on the streets. For assaulting police offi cer (a negro) $25 and coat, or 30 days on the streets. For resisting' oHce officer, $50 or work. For. disorderly conduct in Conrj $50 ocworki He wai itulinant at being arrested ky a negro policeman. Wanted to go home to Charleoton, if the Court would let him; and w being refused, he threw at the Court, 44A white nagerbejabers, is worse nor a black one;" and fcr that he'got for contempt, $50 more, or work. Summed up it stands thus : Fii.es, $195, cost, $15 $210, or one bundled and fifty days at work on the streets. If that was not bad luck to Paddy, it is no use to talk of Unlucky days. . Dud Tom's Concert, last week, drew larger crowd to Meron-ys Hall than Hat seen there for a long time. He passed hrs in;I8C2. then a yonth of ,17 years, and made a reputation wliich was a guarautee tf a full house when he should come again Personally, he has ehauged a great deal in )rieen or fourteen years. He has growu ery gross, and we rarely meet one more Vspolsi ye in personal appraranre. He may pave unproved as a musician, but. we think BHimich. "j He is simply a .wonderful natu ral development in oue direction, and that o ouie. We suppoati there is not another ukehua in the world ut another who can eiactly repeat the souuds which fall upon ;r. ana in the order and tune they are gireo. Perhaps there is not another his equal at the piaun. Certainly none his su perior, for no one can play a tone which he eannot readily catch up and repeat. I ; ' Iht Ceateanial of 1878. t Tbl? highly favored cuntry is alxmt to cele- wwretB btrtMsy: Utidrr its lavor privileges, its citiwus have been happy: frrsQiping Gd according to the dictates of netr own consciences pursuing 1 their choseti! joftuonsunmolestedrowiiig-ricb and pros J".'"- Some haye attained the most exalted ronton f"m the smallest beginning. Th: "particularly applicable to Pa. Tutt's Liver ILL. " Tmr, a . .... . L . 4. L - .1 1. .. . !:...:. ..I 'eputatwff. but in this time, aided bj HtihcreM-arcb ard cencientioo S OUMIII-SX VlWCtlOBS. thev havi, f nii..t siifh a tlrit t (theeUhot aconntry on thtt globe jfhat 'y re not known and used. .Wherever dis- frersils, especially such as results -from Lo? 4 "My'FP-costivcness, hick head- -Clever and gue, and people of HickLWliSi t f ? , r -. a . : w tvint ftu i "an connection fram ahi- irf,i. ofQton.,pil2tl,v,f,I ' .... " t mentioneti! ia onr last, took place atthe ppoioted time. Tbe speakers acquitted Vl hnel7, holding for Jome feme th? close Mention of the aud!eoce. feh intelligent. PoTiTQ'Es; sweet and irish. hare JhW. ed onr maiket 8 to knock down! the nrirt ti liftir: - basiel foriiweet and 50cts. for Irish. fckda U verJr cbeapjand cotton werretlo say, has also declined. ve Dave rpeacfl and plentv" of thriiee- wgaries oflife, and no complaining in or treetfli extent for pt for P?f Ip J nev,r come wlieu ererj onejea Uve bo tnnchof that a not -to . a want more:. W. F. Atckt, Esq.. formerly of the Piedmont Press, latter ly f the Charlotte Observer, has gooebaek to his native mooitain home, aud batioe laicen as an Associate- Mr. Caowsos.of Anum, bay Usaed tbe first "No. of a new pxper oodVr th abote name. It is a large and haudsome sheet, full of Avery pungent, wuiy aua yex graceful and elegant sayings The Blade,. wtUjsuipply a long frit waut in the ancient add stylish town of Morganton, and we know of rio one better fitted to Engi neer the enterprise thnn Mr. A. Mauy yers ago (in 1634) a v.ry worthy and coonpeteut gentleman, named Madra. then of this placed issued a prospect to puh lisli iu 3Iorgautou, a paper to be called the "Mountain Sprout." Hut the name did not please that generation, whose ideas of the mission of a uewgpaper. led them to inquire, What ! U he conaiug up here to sprout us ! The truly pacific it at u re of the gentleman was shocked by such a misapprehension of of his enteipr.se, bat being au willing to re linqnish it, and hoping to regain favor by changtug the name of his proposed journal, he issued a bew projpetus under the title f 4 4 The North Carolina Republican," start ing out in pretty graud style thus : 4'In a government Jike burs, the preservation of Liberty depends, jtiiaiuly, ou. a general dif fusion of correct information among the peo ple." Sen. Bat the mountaineers proyed un forgiving.; aud so the ideal Sprout this gen tleman foudly desired to set for growth in the prtnluetive sot of Burke, was r-fused a place, but afterwards took root in Florence, Alabama We trust ouir friend Avery knew what he was about when he chose the "Blue Ridge Blade " and that he may long li?e to carve out for bis native land a fame as endur ing and beautiful a her hills. .Salisbury tub Place, We think there can be no doubt that Salisbury is the most suitable point to hold the Democratic Convention to nominate a State ticket. .True it i a little West of the center of the State, but when the'advdntagesj the East has over the West in railroad facilities arc taken into consideration, it must be admit ted the most equitable arrangements that could be made for both sections. Our Charlotte friends very naturally desire that it should be held iu their city and! Charlotte is quite as acces sible as Salisbury, but then we should not lose sight of the tact that the peo ples favorite for Governor is a ctttzen of Charlotte, and if he should be notn- nated at Jits, own home, disgruntled asprirants might raise the cry of local influence, i Vance could cret-thc nom ination in Cherokee or Currituck,but tliere is ho use in furnishing food for soreheads to feed upon, Salisbury is a good old Democratic town and has no aspirants tor positions on the state ticket that we know of. Blue litdge Blade. M ! True, true,! we have no Gubernatorial aspir ant whose personal presence or influence in the community i likely to sway the judgment of delegates from the true vertical line? butjf the Democratic Conservative pal ty mean the proposed Convention as a hunt for the right man in the right place, it is quite prohablelhat they could: find .lm here. Cvme np' gentle men, there ia no better place. J The Democratic State Coxten- TlON.-i-With oil doe deference to our co- tc mporaries win have' made suggestions as to "the place and titne of holding the State Convention to iiominltto a Demo cratic candidate? for Govefiiorrw e suggest that the Capital; of the; State, Raleigh, is the proper place, and the time, after the meeting of tlie National Democratic Con veuiion. 1 Four years ago the Executive Committee appointed Hie lour Delegates from the S ate at largfj to the National Convention, and the Committee can do ihd samelthis year. Char. Democrat. THE AM E N DM KNT8. If .uithiiio- vlte was nntitosed lr th Amewdmetits 10 our blate Constitution D 4 m -w- the following four should cause every l.rtnost white man I vote for thenar Tbo Article on Peual Iustitutious Pan- ishment. Sec. is so amended as toi give he Lecislature power to farta out j peni- teutiary couvleta bii publicr works, public roads, Sc T 1 . Inler-mariiai'e between whites and e- rnies is prohibited to the third generation Sepai ate school for the two races are 1 1 are to oe.proviaea. A A Bureau ollAgrictilt are, Immigration tnd niaiiBLica mm. rrMuiwucu "im wir ttower to the Legislature to piotect sheep a . wi V a husbandry Lfiffr. jjemocrat. Lavatff say: IIaxtl eyes are the XDore usual indications f a wind maseo line, vigorous atit profound, just as gtmi- usi tM-otH-rlv so called, is aimoft always IBIkRi5RdORTSr TUfj Sprints . Terms of -lbs 8orerior Coor in the pistricU named will . begin as follows : li. z 1'r - ' il - a FIFTH DISTRICT (fif Jporf)3 o 8unly, j- , .March 27th. Union, " . ' , April lOthJ Anson, : , " SUib-i Uichmottd, 1 - ; : Mar i 8 h. :i' EIGHTH DISTRICT (in part). U4Tie, Davidson, Rowan, ForsythJ April .- liny 3d. 17th. 1st. 15 L TENTH DISTRICT;. Alexander, Feb 21st. Catawbaf March 0h. " ! 20 h. April 3d. 44 1 17th. Majlst. 15tb. -'"'i 2a h; Caldwell, Watauga, Ashe, Alleghany, Wltkes, . Irrdrll, Sudden Death of Hoa. Bererdr Jobn- " -toav ; 1 Avsapoivu,' Md:.- Feb." 10.4-Rererd3 Johnson T had lifgoed a eiise in Court and was usually brilliant at dinner with Oor. Oarroll, wbone guest Lite was. He took one glacs of Madeira during dinner, aud after dinner went to the parlor.Gov. Car rol and oilier guests went to another roona tosmoke. It was supposed that Mr. John ein was taking his habitual sleep after dinner. Presently a eeivaut beckoned the Governor out. Mr. Johnson had fallen to tb.- carriage way, which passes under the (orchof tbe mansion. He was dead, bU-cding from a wouud on the rigLt side of the head and face. Hi tkull was frac tured, ad a finger was dislocated. There were bruises and cuts on his arms aud legn. lie was born in 1796. Mr. John son either stumbled over a piece or coal, or buiug seized with vertigo or incineul symptoms of appopl;xy, and, striving to save nimselt, moved townrds the .west, staggering along by the northern side of tbe executive Mansion, at each step his body gained additional momentum; so that, having reached the door Ir-adincr to the basement, he swayed around to the south aud fell striking his head against the sharp corner of the gratiilc base of the house. i .' . . ... RETRENCHMENT IN NEST. EAR- A PROPOSED ItEDUCTIOX OF FIVE MILLIONS IS GOVERNMENT EXPENSES. Secial dispatch to tbe World.") Washington, Jan. 25. The work of retrenchment in the direction of millions was inaugurated to-day in the House Committee on Appropria tions, where, bv a party vote, the items of expenditure for the legisla tive, executive and judicial branches of the Government were reduced largely. The salary of the President, after March 4, 1876, was put at $25, 000. The salaries of Senators and members are reduced 10 per cent, and three officers of the House are abol ished. The salaries of all officers of Congress are not only put down from the increase of last ' session, ' but are reduced. 20 per cent., as are all the clerks and bureau officials in the vari ous departments. A sub-committee on the appropriations was apjointed to confer with the Senate committee regarding these reductions, which are estimated at $5,000,000. The Mili tary Committee also had a meeting to-day on General Bannings's bill to reduce the pay of the army, but took no action in detail. N. Y. World. A Terrible Accident Probably Fatal Result. On Friday, while a young man named Jff Dupre was attending upon the saw at Myatt's mill in Panther Branch township in this county, he was accident ally .caught by the lower saw which runs in connection with an npper one for the purpose of sawing logs of Urge diameter, aud was drawn between the two, and hurled on the mill floor behind then. He was terribly lacerated, his back being cut open the wh ile length of the trunk, his right arm split from the shoulder to the hand, his right elbow' dislocatt d, and the hVeh of the right ancle cut to the bone. How he escaped instant dea'h seems miraculous. Accounts received of his condition on Saturday afternoon represent it as very critical. Ilnl. Aeics. MR. BELKNAP'S PRINTING EXPENSES. fSpecial despatch to theWorld. Washington, Jan. 25. Mr. Vance of the Comittee on Printing, pffered a resolution in the House this morning, which was adopted, directing the Se cretary of War to furnish a statement of the amount and nature , of work done forHhc.War Department bv the Government Printing Office. Some time agd Mr. Vance sent letters to heads of the different departments asking for the information required in this resolution. Fa vorablei replies were received from all the deuart mcnts excentinerthe War Department. and Mr. Belknap referred Mr. Vance for information to the Government Printer. The resolution will Droba blv cause Mr. Belknan to do what he seems to be very adverse to perform ing. World. r ' ' ' ; V i ; Announcing a Birth. -At Eagle Rock in this county they blow horn whenever a child is born, and tbe old . ladies get up and go to see, no matter-what time, or rain or blow.. A new grange was established at EachT Rock last Wednesday. Six- - teen joined. RaL News. The iiotorho ianiaarv, Khk, holds Davin Dositioii in the Capitol police at Waehington. His master, Holden, holds n psjing poeitimt in jjjf kGvernment i I P uBLTSffxt5"BT"ff coTntsnrrr M&wiia vafenttn reeeired by one 1 .if a.tt.t.... 1 lis,: jr- : if--,1"' A TEMPiEpAjlpyoCATE. 'II h ti? i" t " 4 .. . . - . . . IT kJIjlj I am a shining sister of the I O O T Lodge, And its uo body else's buii.es Jf I oecasiou- ly dodgtj ; f -4 - My voice against the ardeut is al ways plain ly heard. For the yoliug and old man I hate kindly " eared. To break that great intemperate Hooper. From selling of the famous Rye of Cooper, Aud iluut, Suider and Kestler, the sinners. From selling of the moruiuz splinters. If I do uot practice what I preach. Its the young folks I waut to teach. Never to take whiskey out of their reach. But d.m'l let the. offer pass of hony and ' peach ' I My mouth is ample my lungs are strong. To the Temperance as bugler I do belong. And with the Angels I waut t stand And sing praises in the promised land With the little Temperance Band That have gone before aud took their stand Iu frout-of a first class Bar, To ask for credit aud scratch their hair, Their throats feeling like a dusty road. All out of money and be kicked with a broad. Their heads j fee'iug as if covered with a blister, f Because of the bad leadiug of a Temperance sitter., . Having led them to the eouutry to organize a I.odge. Ad was hands mely defeated by a small war dodge. Owing to the failure and their great loss They have not pahl fr the use of their horse, That rarried;out tbe modest Shuinan, Who sat as meek as a young woman, And there too was the !ob!e Movie, Who played his cards according to Hoyle. Then came the Tempera uce Martyr Bringle, Whose clarion vi-ice made the rn.f jingle, Nobly he defeudd the right aud abused the wrong, ; But did uot say hov many drinks he got from Ijotujni Kestlers. Then conies the uobl s Romau of all. Scott. Who to the eouutry Temperance music did not Trott. But in the midt of all. up comes little Gales. .But a strong head wind cartie 1 him to the whale. Last not least be sure comes Vanderford too. Itecotumegding a buie for Timbuctoo. In lime of war prepare for peace, Yt u carried ahmg It s., the haudsome jo lice. If you should start to t rgaize again, Don't let tliein carry auy distied grain. Your noble chairinau Mr. Benciui Gave his jndgri eat as best he seen it; I must nw close my epistle. For if I din'l I might step on a thistle. If ym shHild take me for a fool We will then 'form a lodge at Ellis School, Now one word more before I top. From strong drink keep away, Geo. Yopp. Driven to Death. Wo are an overworked people. The almigh ty dollar Is pursned with a phrerry which admits of few pauses fur broathingspells. How frequently ond hears the phrase "driven .o doath," implying all that it does of physical exhaustion aud mental excitement. Among artificial rectperant of exhausted energy, there i uot one that so p iwerfally couuteracts the effects of fuigue as Hostettir's Stomach Bitters, ahd next to that natural rest foi which nothing can wholly compensate, it is the bo.-t.and safest resource of thosewho are obliged, or thiuk that they are, to undergo an excessive amount of labor. Against tbe hQrt- lul effect of exposure upon the sensitive or gans, the Bitters are likewise in efficient pro tective. A dose or two will often counteract the effects which a severe wetting might otherwise prtdnce, and tbo danger arising from unhealthy or fatiguing occupations is materially lessened by tbe daily use of this most reliable fortifying cordial,4 which iposscs- ses the additional recommendation of being an excellent ahtisep'ic.or means of retarding bod ily decay, a fat sufficiently proven by its recu perative effects in all diseases of a depicting and exhausting nature. People who ats obliged to take their meals in a hurry, or under circumstance- which prevent that repose which the mind should enjoy during the process f deglutition, are notoriously the victims of dyspepsiar They may, however, avoid in a great measure the varied torments inflicted by that Proteus of maladies, by j swallowing after each meal a winejilaWf ul if the National Stomachic. BawavawawaweBaaawawaaBwawaaeaiBwavswaMBWsawawawawa Remember This. Now is tbe time of tbe year for Pueuin-'uia, Lung Fever. Conghs. Colds, and fatal re sults of predisposition to Consumptiou aud other Throat and Long Disease. Bokchek's GkrmaM SVBUP has been used iu this neigh borhood for the past two or three years with out a single failure to cure. If yon hare not used this tne icine yourself, go to your Druggist Theo. F. Kluttz. Salisbury, N. C and aek him of its wonderful saceesa among his customers. . Two doses will - relieve the worst. easei1 Jf JoU .have no faith in any j:.:.. i ti...i c-.-, t-. n..ti r ; R.. chee4, German 8yfdp fbrJO eemls and try it. Regular size Bottle 75 cents. k uet- of the VsterVof the teUnertnee "tMre Wit ' JJ !: lect a congh Vi save 75 cents, " ' ' "TCTY At the residence of the bride's mothttw 8cotcb IrLib township, Feb. 8th, by the. Raw. R. W. Bovd. Mr. John F. Dwire of Davie Co. and Miss Ellen M. Torrence. daughter of the late Dr. Alex. Turrence. 1 ' ' f : . Feb. 10tb,by Rev. W. KimbalL Mr. - Adel phna Culpepper Overeaah and Miss Flora C Felker, both of Rowan county, N. C ; ' -. ' i. ' : x At the residence of tire bride's mothef on the 10th Feb. 1876 fcy C, H. McKensie; James K. Wil helm and Jane II. Litaker, ; all of Locke Township. . i i . OBITUARY. . t FkXklin OajiitOB, Feb. 8th, 1876, I Inasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty Ood, tn ilia Ail-wise rruvidence to remove irom onr midst, onr Worthy and well beloved Broth tr, S. S. Trott. ; . Therefore, be it resolved, that whilst we deeply deplore the loss of Brother Trott, we humbly bow in submission to the Divine Will. Resolved, that in the death of Bro. Trott bis family ana relatives have loot a kind and affec tionate husband, father and brother; the com munity a valuable citizen, the church a pious and devoted member and ruler, anJ thisGrange a worthy member, who placed his faith in God, nurtured hope, dispensed charity, and was noted for his fidelity. ! Revolved, that we lender to the family of Hie our heart-felt sympathy in this, their sad bereavement, humbly trusting that their loss ia bis eternal gain.' Resolved, that as a mark of respect to our deceased brother, we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and that a page be set apart in onr minutes to his memory. Resolved, that S copy of these resolutions be furnished to the family of the deceased, and also to the ''Carolina Watchman" for publica tion. - ! On motion the above resolutions were unan imously adopted. W. R.FRALEY, if Sec, Franklin Grange.; 16FN. Carolina Presbyterian, please copy. SALISBURY MARKET, ; Corrected by McCcbbins, Bcjixx, & Dkait. February 17, 1876. Cotto moderately briks. Middlings, 11 low do 11 stains 910 Flour market stocked best fam. $3.00 super. 2.75 Wheat good demand at 1.001.15 Coax market well supplied 5560 Meal moderate demand at 6065 Sweet Potatoes readily at 4050 Irish do according to qual. 5075 Oats " 5560 Butter 2025 Chick rxs per dozen $1.502.00 Eoos 12J Ok ions in demand 75 Cabbage full market per lb. 22 CHARLOTTE MARKET Feb. 14. ; Cotton Dull at 12 for good middling; middling 12, low middling lit; and 7 to 10$ for lower grades. Flour Market dull at 3.25 per sack for Country Flour. Corn In fair demand at 70 to 75 cerits. per bu.'hcl. KERR CRAIGE, ttoniti at to. Salli ilaui.r-'y. 3NT. O. 15:tt Mil. BROOKS 7I8riES to inform his friends andthepnb v V lie that he his formed a business connec tion with Mr. Rckcs Morgah, and wfll in fu ture be found at his Tout. Remember ladies, we always flatter. 17:1m J. & H. H0RAH, JEWELERS, MAIN STREET, SALISBURY, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LlRf.Fi D SPLEXDID STOCK OF Most Beautiful Jewelry. We have just received the largest and handsomest stock of Jewelrv ever exhibited in Salisbury, ami respectfully invite public inspection. It comprises, Gold and Silver Watches-of all kinds; Silver Pitchers. Caps, Castors. ITankin Kinirs. Forks, Knives, and Spoons. The finest and most beautiful sets of Jew elry of all kinds, as Ear-drops. Breast Pins, Finger Rina, Bracelets, Seals, Lockets. &c..'c &c. Also, a lot of plain SOLID GOLD RINGS. Also, agents for the celebrated Schaffhausen i Spectacles g3f"thc finest glasses made.J Will sell as low as any House in the south CALL HERS A1T OET VOr UlTin lT) (LOfK UIPAIBHC done promptly ssusual. All work warranted 12 months. Oec. 18, 1S75. I0:tr MANSION HOUSE Centrally Situated x tlxo Xaat3llo SALISBURY, N. 0. rpHE HOUSE; is in tbe centra of business a. and tw nearest to me aepi. Table as good as the best. Servants attentive and polite. Board per day - - fl W Single Meals. ... -0 t GTSpccial Contract for a longer term.. Omnibus to and from all trains, Best livery liable near at hand. , rsrfhe 'undersigned 'tender uli t banks to many friends who have called on him at tbe Mamoy. and assures mammal no esort sbal be snared to make their future visits pleasant. roe Trsreung ruonc wn ajwsys find (pIMrs. d rvfrohjtcg fsTj.v WM. E0WZEE. rr l Feb. 3, J7ir x 0 , . iu CT?1? TlQ Gardea;a6.Flower Seeds, Grass UJAJlUSeeasveed Corn, Seed Pota,-J toe be.Wheats-TrJEeLiand Hedge Secils, &. Bcls. of all kinds, for "0111.110 8prlng aad Fall planting? O U HDD rPDT?T?.Q rSd Dwarf Frait J. iSh ShO I Trees, Grapes & SmaU Fruits, Evergreens,- Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Roses, lledg Plants, &c Enclose Stamp for priced lut, 25c for full Descriptive Cat- VALUABLE for Sale. . The B&dersigned is authorized to sell pri tatelv. three valuable tracts of Land, uitna ted in Mt. tils Township, Rowan co ben! Houston; the said tracts briefly described -a follows: Kit " i we Tractor kuu acres, more or less, adjoining the Unds of W. A. Poston, Phi Aletander, and others, on which there is a good dwelling and out-houses, and the soil is well adapted for cotton and grain. 2. Another tract of 188 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of M. W. Goodmaar, Joseph Brown and others. This tract is very productive, ant! a large portion of it is very heavily timbered. S. Another tract of about 80 acres, ad joining the lands of J. L. Freeze and others, consists almost entirely of woodland and meadow. . 1 j Terms of sale reasonable. Apply to the "undersigned at Mt Ulla P. O.. Rowan co K. C. S. C. RANKIN. Jan. 10, 187ff. 14:8m ROU A COUilTT- . , Ifi the Superior Court. SD1IM0KS J0R SKLIEF. John Ruffty and wife Rosa, Moses Peeler and wife Polly, John F. Hodge and wire Camilla L. Uodge, Hoses Trexler and wife Eva, John link aud wjfe Sophia, Alexander Waller and wife Laura Jane, Calvin Earnheart, llary L. Earubeart, !Wiu. D. E rtiheart, and Uenry Alice Earnhart, against George W. Huffman, Dovey M. Huffman, and Michael HohOuser and wife Clementine. State of North Carolina. To the Slieriff of Rowan ctunty Greeting: i You are' hereby commanded to nutumon George W. Huffman, Dovey M. Huffman, and Michael Holshimser aud wife Clementine, tbe Uerendarts above named, if they be found within jour county, to anpear at the office of tne Llerk of tqe Superior Court for tbe county i now an, iLiiio iweuiy aaysaiier ice service f this summons on them, exclusive of the (lav of such service, and answer the complaint, a copy of which-will be deposited iu the office of tne Clerk or th Superior Court for saw! county, within ten days from the date of this summon. and let thoui tske notice that if tfiey rail to an swer the said complaint within that time, the plaintiff will jsppiy to the Court for the relief cmanded in the complaint. due return. Given under mv hand at;d seal of . !-- .w.. ..v. ... ouu.u.w.in aid Court, thit 8th day of January, 1876. JOHN M. BORA U , Clerk Superior Court of Rowan County. 14-61: j ' ' X0TICE.-Having retired from the ircA- man, I will thank all those indebted to me for advertising or otherwise to come forward and settle promptly. i J. J. STEWART. i An (Invitation To all who owe us anything is hereby extended to call and settle. All accounts made last year, must be settled within the next thirty days. WALTON & ROSS. January 12 1876. 14:4t Blactier ami Henderson, Attorneys, Counselors , and Solicitors. : i SALISBURY, N. C January 22 TO COilfSlJITIPTIVES : The advertiser?, an old physician, retired from .5Cl; IT - J .....!.. t aciiTe praciicr, itavins; naa piaceo in nis nanrs by an East India. Missionary the foimulaof s simple Vegetable Remedy, for the sieedy and permanent Cure of Consumption, lirorrcljitia, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung A Sections ; also a Positive and Radical Curs for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com plaints, after having thoroughly tested its won derful curativef nowers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffer ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relieve human suffering. he will send yte oj charge), to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for prepar ing and successfully using. Sent by return ni'W by addressing '.. . W i DK. W. C. STEVEN, Mcnaor. Block, Stsacuse, N,,Y. Nov. 25, 1875. I y F ALL AND WINTER STOC I f 107 5. Ml 75 Bbls. Molassei. 10 do NewOrteaus 10 do SviiiD. 25 Bags Coffee. 25 Kegs Soda. 40 Boxes Cheese, 25 4 Adamantine Candles. 25 44 Hap 30 Cases Oysters 20 Brandy Peaches 20 V Fresh Peaches 10 ,4 Pine Apples 30 Gross Snuff 25 Coils Cotton sod Jute Rope 40 Doz. Painted Pails. L 40 Gross Flasks 2,000 lbs. HetaioeklLeather 1.500 lbs. Cndy - 40.000 Cigars , 50 Kegs Powder 50 Bags Shot 100 Reams V rapping Paper 10 Dox. Scotch Ale 40 Doz. Gioger Ale I ALSO A full line of .'Wood and Willow Ware. Boots, Shoes,Hats. Saddles k. Bridles. Axes. Guns. Pistols, dee., ice. Also, a lafs lot oT Canned Goods, a ehoica felfeima of Frenah Candies. Salt, Pepper Spiel, Ginger. R.yal Baking Pow ders;' Ralseris. Corrsnts, Fie: Citrons, Nuts. Sardines CWanotJ. Pickels, Sauces. Cat sop. Potted Meat. Kerosene. Tanners and Machine Oilfc Liquors of all kinds. Hominy, Grjts. Kw York JJak wheat Flour, dee-, tern tie. . I r ' The aboveStoak was bought at the eloee of tbrtvisoa; at arrtatlv reduced crkea. and j ja offered a JWholeeal A Retail at very Land soors proais.f , -..j: 01XGHAM IC0. Balisborv. Ifl'CiwDee. IS75, 3 HEWfADVEnTISEnEllTSe: TATtTTm PE0PLE.-Nw InvenUoo JMt what von wanW Reliable and Durable. Mailed on receinl.; of 75 eta. Address Dr. M()SMA A CoMiddutowh Cokx. 17:4w HID RBADIHO, PSYCH0MAHCY. Fascatiom, Soul Cua&mikq, Mes mebism, and Massugx Guide, showing Ijow either 'ptxi may fascinate and gain the lovsrand aflecUa of auy person they choose Jhetantlv, 4U0 pages, by mail 50 eta. Hunt A Co., 39 k. 7 St, Pbila., Pa. lr.Aw. j Aqexts Wastteo tor the G BEAT 1 . blEHTENlTIAL HIS10RY. 700 pagsaj low price, quick sales. Extra terms. PI W. Z1EOLER & to.. 518 Arch St, PhHa deIpbia,T. . y 17;4w. WALL STREET CARICATOEES. A new Book, 43 Pages, containing 14 En graved III est rat ions, with information for Stock Speculators. Price 10 cents by mail. ' TUii BKIDGEA CO, BANKERS and BROKERS, 2 JtVal) Street, Y. , ' 17:4w. VI ATITET n AaExT tu Det ie'1 Vsfrilw I Kb U ing Stationery Packajres in the world. j It contains 15 sheets paper, 15 En velopes, golden Pen, Pen-bolder, Pencil, Patent Yard Measure, and a piece of Jewelrv. Sio Klw parkagv, with pair: of elegant Gold Stone SieevciBnttena, post paid, 25eln, 5 forjfLOO. Tils package has been examined by 'the pub liaherof ....... ........ and fonnd m represented worth the money. Watches given away 'Go all Agents. Circulars free. 3RIDE A CO 769 Broadway, N. Y. I7:4w, II 0 G 0 PATUIG vuTUixxaLmr pilacticij. Vorkson that ubject, giving concise and plainly written instructions for the treatment of all ordinary ailments of all Domestic Ani mals, are constantly kept in stock, together with appropriate Medicine Chests. These books are specially written for the Farmers Stock Raisers or Livery Stableman's use, avoiding as; far as possible, all technical terms. For Descriptive Price Lists send stamp to tbe BALTIMCRE IlOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY 1 ,135 West Fayette Si reet. 17?4w.: BOERICKE A TAFEL, Proprietors. j ! . For Coughs, Colds Hoarseness AND ALL THOAT DISEASES, I i Use WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. tPUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES. J : ATHIED AND SITEE REMEDY. Sold by Druggist generally, and 1 FULLER A FULLFlR. Ch Chicago, 111. i THE SUNNY SOUTH ! 4 1 The Largest and Hand somest Literary Paper in I America. f nnlr . r . -trr JHiLtiiAi L ANNOUNCEMENrTS. l" SPECIMENS FREE.-& rpHE FOLLGWLVG NEW STORIES WILL X soon be commenced, and will be ths MOST 1NTENSELTTB KILLING OF ANY ROMANCES yet published in an American journal. j i EILLA BOSOOE: OR, N0R7U AND SOUTH. I A Trilling National Romance, Based Upon the Administrations of Presidents ( Lincoln and Johnson, and the Ex ecution of Mrs. Surra tt in 18&5. VKITTEN BT A DlSTlSGCtSWED StATO N MAN. I ' -. WRITTEN Iiw BLOOD; OR, 2 HE MIDNIGHT PLEDGE. A A Story of the Last Napoleon's Reign. 1 f f Bv M. Quad, or the Mjciiioax Press.' j FIGHTING AGAINST FATE; Lo2l OR, - A Li IE IN THE WORLD. 'A Brilliant Society Serial, now Running, f by Mrs. MARY E. BRYAN, who is the Finest Story-Writer i of tbe Age EDITH HAWTHOBNE ; OR, - The Temptations of a Factory Girl. i Bva Popular Novxust. R E MI NI S C EN C E S - or the i CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT. BtCol. n. D. Capers, Chkv Clvbx Tkeajcet Department ckdkr Mr. Ms3 i MIKOXR. i BThis will be a deeply interesting series of sketches giving the early trials, disadvan tages, snd msny amusing incidents of our people in their efforts to entail Uh an ir.depcn dent Government. I t"" A number of unnsusllv BRILLIANT $;iIORT STOR1 ES appear in each laamvsrtth a gre: t variety of SPARKLING MISCELLA NEOUS MATTER on all subjects. j j Subscription, tZ QO a Year, Clubs of 4 snd upwards, - - $2.50 each i 44 20 " - 2.25 44 JSExtraCopy FREE, jnt year for aClu cf A at $3.00 Address i 1 J. If. SEALS, I '' ' Atlanta, Gq. Xot,11, 1873. LUMBER ! LUMBER !! I NY person wanting good yellow Pine 4 Lumber, shuuld address the undr tifoed. Orders solicited. ! M. L. BEAN. HlsWr.N.C oot 28 75-3mi;s. ' j Attention FARMERS' jl GRASS SEED. 4 Just received a fresh i supply of Clover $t d. Orchard Grass. JBlaa fjraax. Red Top itdTimathr, which I will sell cheap at I I. ; - ENNrisjv i vcness.Mck head- jBeocjated with eyes of a yelUaisb Wit. tlwy are esgeilrl, , . t ' r.r. bordering on hajej. -'-:!,-! I. f J J ' - rtice.eMMieign. ? 1
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 17, 1876, edition 1
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