Soiina' Watchman.
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5H
LO C A
MARCH 16. 1876. !
n.a is looking up.
jelling frost at Memphis tin the 13th
fib Frances, Lemons
and Cocoanuts,
ttt,W.rric's. '
Vrf fire engines, at least
sqch as ire have.
W0UJ be as efficient in easi of a fire, as a
organized Hook and ladder Company
Cntoi"'yUI1!? m?n form
ia Company ? f j
a lloiikiand Lad
We are glad to learn that Mr. Watson
Kumple. of thia city, now at Davidson
fuVee ls l)ea lected
th PhUan'hropie society.
prst marshal by
and will officiate
jttHe next commencement
, which eonies off
jo tbe latter part of June
A IIiiL StotM -ir-Iikst Sunday even
, struck our town fro tfl Abe West ac
opjpanifid witli heavy wind and remark
Ule Iiglimnio and thunder. Hail -said
Jo b e as large ,ae lieu -eggs Jay on the
T0 Q no near ucid muhi uyuu .vu oiuuuur.
jl flt Sieved, we mean that , chap that
erne dowu town with a
,.pi,p," who said to him :
,re yon. doing up town so
ia particular, pa, dese is '
ng and met Ins
'wby.son, what
late!" "Nothing,
asses I've got iu
Vli- tfrtr "Wen, It's tl
ine, you were at
esing;" That's
rhert he kit relieved.
Mn C P. Wharton, thtl
P.hotographer, of
whiiiu we made mention b
eforehas been at
vrork iu?god fashion for t
he past two weeks.
dining which time h has
thorougly cleaned
out. paiiiteJ. papered and
hVy Jver the B ok Store,
carpeted the gal-
and is now doinr
good work1: Our citizens
will be glad to
know that this U a, permkneut thing... He
may b failed on. at auy
fuJ&d always ready ito do
line and will be
yiur work; go see-
i Girls as a general rule a
re,tolerably brave,
sometimes daring to do
thins.s. that 'bovs
Tirtild shrink, from, but th
ere is
one thlug
thfy1 ran not brave through, and that is a
itunn with ''aerial fire wdrks."
It is when
groans f roariug ".winds
and rain,' with
..sheetsbf tire and horrid th
under comes, with
monitoring Wrath, that th
ey crawl under a
trunJle bed and stay there till silence reigus.
We know of Several that
luring ihe thunder' storm
klid this very thing
last Sunday uight.
i"
w some of our cottntr
r ieopIe think bad
mUwhen ther come to town and hitch their
tem ty a post, leaving th
em, with a few bun-1
die of oals for their horse to "feed on while
they do thier trading, mid
seventeen cow and eleven
jrome back to find
hogs examining the
watlered fragments ofjhe wagon bed and seem-
iiigty accii"iiig each other
fUhe troublesome
incoiiTetieru-e caused tlie
icconcerted farmer.
'TU then that he netd.- the
tkc meeknesH of Mof to
patience o' Job and
quell the rampant
motioiu tliat (ills liis phrenological bump of
cuwatiter.ess.
" UIow-.to Wjiite LettJers." Mr. Phler,
Book merchant-liere, lids h id on ' - our table a
beautiful little book bearing the above title,
dwigned to assfst young' persons to acquire a
"proper understanding of the art of letter wri
ting embracing instructio n aa regard bim
ne, Rocinl and all diver k indn of letters. Jt
contain many valuable suggestion!'.
J AUo, "Literature or the Little Folks," ex
qaWtely got up, by $ower, Potts & Co., Phil.i.,
"sdwigned to initiate tjie yoi ng into the princi
ples of Grammar and corrjet language by a
nevvandinteresing process
I jwtssrs. Aieroney flc ;ifo., are doing up
tbitirhall in styled Enlarging the '.stage.
puttiug in pri vate 'boxes aud providing cuin-
frtLle seats.
; The yoang men will ubw have more than
f '"ark to s!uw tliat they occupy
"preserved seats." Comforting, ain't if?
Mt. Kerner is still at work with the scenery
It wilKprobably be a month before he cau
"uisu, me w.nole 6ett. but when lue, we
eta boast o? as pretty swenery as any Opera
jfkne in the State Ijbutatns, and our people
'M attend with genuin
untss given iu this ball
Reserve thanks for their
leasure entertaio-
Messrs. Merony
liberality in thus
Popping a place fyr the cuiertainmeut of
ur citizens. -
Listen how thev talk. He wonhl smoke
nd chew, its effects were plainly depicted
n hjS icouutenance. Sh
e had used every
v.6urm in ner piwer in trymg to prevu
, n nitiv ti dicuutiuue th use of the uoxious
After a loHcr talk about it one night
Sot UiHjB' since, she seethed to elve up in
nave doue nil 111 nv Virkti-iir Uiwl aliJl Pull !!"
mmm Ma j j - - y -
't iu its use; so I wilUell you what you
Sre eoiniug to. My dear, you are destiued
soon to wear your immortal wings of infer
al glory; for no one can enter 1 auv better
thtcs, to pollute it with fumes of that poT
onous weexl. It pains ine to talk this way.
bnt it'sso. Now won't yiu. dear, stop it for
wy iak?" Aud he did4"t stop.
- Mr. Rufus-Morgan culled our attention
o the fact that the nines around town are
Naming with beec gat lering the "honey
r,e!r?n which lays iu rieh drops, sparkling iu
v snu light, ou all their branches. We
not kuow positively Whether it is an ei-
flflahou caused Jhy wounds on the tr by iu-
ecti or excrement, or a secretion of the
Species of pjgnt louse alw'aya accompanying
.'V Thif wei do know, tr at when ever it is
i foond.fcy Jotikine iminodiately .above -the
iflew, you wttl UiiVMr ri I. nj .these, erea
uXs. Mr. Morgan's bees
are in suleudid
are in spieu am
S makiag hay
tv MUion; aUd seeyi to be
wuathe uuahins,y & Tug iast, the frames
tny us empted. which isjdoqe without
'"7lorwng the Wes in th least, ly means of
-A!" Jw cQmbinatioa beehi ve.
The debate between Mr. Then. SVKlntti
and Mr. A.W. Owen, will be repeated In
MeNetdyV Hati; oa Friday night; M r. Pos-
ten, of Dayie, and 'pthers -will also.takouart.
GAs;-The Scientific American 'nolea
tire fact that jjfiirjrL years ago tlftrHllli
FebA8?6.tlie 6 rat ?as was YurLfrAhn
tliat eUy; an that the N. Y. Q$jttGo.t
It ! '" 1 v Hi "i . 1 ' ' - i niimm
igiiaiizea ine event by reducing the price
of gab from S2.75 to S2.50 per 1 .000 feet.
woicu is me lowest price at which eas
has ever been eol4 in the Island.
Salisbury Gas Co., has celebrated Ihe
centennial of 'American independence.
twe snnpose.l byia reluct ion! of fronvS1
toS5 per l,0b feet. We hipe thn4
template another reduction, the uext lime
from $5:to $i. jr ?Whyi:ot! Let 6ome of
the cdmpanyliexjain the reason, and if it
m a good one: it vrill ddnbtleus be accerN
ed. though it: may not have the effect; of
redeeming lost patronage If it is impos
sible to produce jU at less than $5 it may
ty those still, nsing it to knowthe
facU Until .it is explained consumers
have a 'right o Innire why so great a
difference between New Yoik and Salis
ury prices. . ;j, .
We notice that S5 is the price at Ral-
eigh, and we mention it to the relief of
our Company, if jt cari have that8eflect.
Nevertheless will some one familiar with
the cost of production iaccept the use of
our columns to explain to the public the
whys and wherefores that the price cannot
reach down to S3 per 1,000 feet. There
must be reasons for it, and we suppose it
would uot be a difficult task to present
them. I l l
Attention Rowan Hi fie Guards. You
are hereby commanded to meet afHead
quarters in full dress uuiform, on Friday,
24th inst. at 2 j o'clock, p. m. by order
of j'j j WilS BltOWN, Capt.
That loeki Lsomethtng like it. We
hardly expected such prompt action to be
tnUen by thisjeooipany; to our call for a
'show of themselves.": It is gratifying to
learn that 60 knauy of our your young men
have joined ihera, and we hope that others
will follow the good examples set.- Girls
keep you eyes open on the 24ih and don't
fail to see "him in iuiform, he is hand-,
some in brass buttons, but then remem
ber he is not marching under colors, for
as yet there hasibeen no move on your
part to procure a fl-tg.j ;
We publish below a! list ofthe officers
as they now stand : j
Captain, ;
1st Lieut.
'Sod " :l
3rd " I
1st Sarg't.j
lld " :
3rd " -L
4th 41 ': i
1st jCorperal,
2nd " i
41 h? " js
Ensign,. 3
ylns. Brown, s
duo. Dan.
'V'.-L. Arey.
Thos. Murphy.
'1'hos. E-iruhardt.
C. W. Pool,
l N. Price.
A. H. Pool.
Cblnmbus Shepherd.
Johu Itoueche.
llichard Brown.
J. II. Earnhardt.
John Deaton.
"IN TIME OP PEACE PREPARE
FOR WAR."
. ! i !
We hear: that a gentleman from the
country bought, at one of our prominent
dry'goous eloiee, yesterday, all the nec
essary trimdingfl, occ. for a confSn ; and
upon being questioned about the matter,
stated that the teceptacle lie was prepar
tnir to adorn i' would be for his own indi,
vidual use. 'Upon heSng asked if he ex
pected to takej; his departure from this
inuudane sphere any j time soon, he re
plied that lie had no premonition of the
lime when be should; be summoned to
"ehufiltf off this iuortalj coil," but he could
vety eonvenieuily spare the money to
puichase the articles just at this time,
whereas he could not foresee what--mipht
be the condition of his financesNwhen the
dread messenger should come ; heThought
it better to "take time by the forelock"
iu such an important mailer. Wil. Star.
Securing i one's cofiin iu advance of
death was less! abhorrent to the public
mind some years ago, than -it is now.
We remember several cases of old people
who aelected the wood and employed
workmen to make their coffins, superin
tending the work as it progressed.' They
did this in a bin siiiess-like ay and be
cause they knew death was an inevitahle
event for which every provision should
be made in advance oif its coining. Pos
sibly they had; known of instances in
which the charges lor comns had appear
ed to ! ihm : exorbitant, and wauted to
guard against imposition in their own
cases. No matter what the motive, it is
not a bad idea, and wc lelieve the world
would be better if the practice were more
: :' I
common. ; ;j j .
WiiMhlnatoa Affuir iJmiiiurio of Geo. E.
: :l Pendtelov.
WAsniSGTOK, i Marcli 14. Geo. E. Pen
(ileton waa belbre ihe War Department Inves
tigating Committee to-day. He has been presU
dent ol the Iventiicky Central railroad since
December Sf9. jWlien he took possession he
found a large'jclaiin agajnst.the government for
transporting jtroops etc. He went to see Gov
ernor Stephenson about the claim who told him
that it had been hanging on for a long lime
and that fifty per tent won id be given to any
one who would take it and have it paid. He
then went to see others who were interested in
it and made an. arrangement by which he . was
to receive one; half of all . lie collected. The
allowance was for$H3,P00. The claim was
reported favorably and passed. The. witnesses
received money from Bout well. lie never paid
any to Belkap or agreed topay any. Belknap
nor any of his family were supplicated in the
payment of the claims-which was paid in June
1871 and no compensation was paid any one to
getit through.
The bill ivrluciiig the! President's aaja.ry to
be 25:000 afler tlie 4th if. MarchTiext pasted
the Senale.tordayibyy of to 20. . :
0rU frtim New. f lampphire elections
thu far sav fco reU.lt .will be reached 'until
midnight. Report from various towns inrti
eate KejHi'dican gains in every town Evi
dencetof fra ltd on , both kides are a pparent i n
(;oiutrd. The Republicans increase pvir lt
vpum vote. Both parties sasaoine,
r Correspondentlif lbe.WhTg.
A RETROSPEC, OF TUB EVENTS
- ' f OF;THE;WEEK
The Democracy. CJieeredlbu tJiei Prospecl
Opening Before them The JPaarty -of
Cornqdkn Doomed 'Tlie Newly Arous--ed
Zeal $f tat ' Adjninistraiion, , and Its
iCauseHHj Wetts-Yirttri Aroused,
tand Wherefore ihcScheme h Intimi-
jr'ddte Witnesses-The Radicals Hedging
'A'-Desperate '-Attempt-to
save tlte
" T ' " ' .... .
wWAgimrQTOjr, XI arch. 7. The 'week
tbat has just passed has-been one of ex
citement iu political and social tfircler, the
former particularly the Democrats uk
tn heart at the prospects now in the near
futnre of ! overthrowing the corrant bartv
It has been well said by a Iead
ing Democrat of the House tha( ihe Belk
nap exposure is but the breaking of the
crust, and. unless obstacles are thrown
in
the way to prevent, revelations
of a more
astouudtug character are yet to
' be made
public ' - ' . ., ... "
With a vie r to; secure the attendance of
witnesses injieveralof the investigatious
now1 pending Mr. B(orrlson;, of Illinois, 'on
yesterday presented a bill, to exempt from
criminal proceedings' witnesses who testi
fy before Congress, or befora committees
of either House.1 This ' will secure from
prosecution many important jwitnessess
now known to the several committees
having charge of investigations. The
flight of Marsh to Canada immediately af
ter giving his' evidence in th j Belknap
case is used by Republicans in and out of
Congress as an argument to show the
great danger to be incured in testifying
before any of the committees now over
hauling the rotten department. Con
spiciously active in this work is Henry
H. Wells, late of Virginia, but now Dis
trict United Stares Attorney. With' in
dignant virtue he now proposes, not only
to prosecute those, who are guilty of hih
crimes and misdemeanors, but equally
to punish those who iuform against them.
As was anticipated, after the first shock
which the Babcock exposure gave to the
Republicans, an eff rt is now! made to
ward off the force of the blow by the revi
val of antecedents in the days' of Wliig
gery and Democracy. Grant's organ has
been regailing its readers with reminis
cences from the days of Jackson, Van
Buren, Taylor and Buchanan, with a view
to drawing off public attention from th
recent exposure made of its pa,rty.
1 he nomination of Richard
of Massachusetts, as Minister to England,
to succeed Gen. Scheuck, is confirmatory
of the impression which has for some time
prevailed that the resignation jrf Schentk
was actually in the hands of Gratir, but
held back by him to afford our envoy an
opportunity to escape from! England,
where he had become li itde to arrest from
his complicity iu the "Emma Mine scan
dal." i His departure from England on
the 3d of March, pretendedly o i a leave
of absence, and the-naming of his succes
sor on the 6th by the President d the
uuiieu o i a ies are
something rotten.
IT ! CJ . . . . L.
yery suggestive
of
Grant now appears to be hedging. He
has reconsidered his determination to re
tain Babcock at the Executive Mansion.
The rupidity with which unpleasant events
have crowded npon him admonishes him
to be more circumspect. To-day we find
Gen. B ibcock at ithe. corner of Twenty
first street and PcnusylvanU avenue, as
commissioner of public ground aud build
tngs.
Rumor has it to-d-iy that a distinguish -
ed Confederate one well known as a
guerrilla chieftain in Norhern Virginia
during the late war will be narueil for
Secretary of War. The gentleman refer
ed to is said said to be held iu high es
teem by Grant, and that his inclinations
lead him in (bat j direction. As I place
but little reliance iu the rumoi, I give it
to you ior wuai u is worm.
i Ralph.
The whole south will hear with sin
cere regret that Governor Letcher, of Vir
ginia, gallant and honest old! John, was
stricken with paralysis in Richmond yes
tfrday. Had he no other claim upon
southern regard, the fact that be commis
sioned and first gave to the cause of the
land we love, Robt. E. Le,! Stonewall
Jackson, Jeb Stuart and Jubal Early,
would suffice to give him a lofty niche in
the temple of fame and gratitude. Hal.
Sentinel.
; CONGRESS, i
Washington, March 2 Housc.
The Appropriations -Commklee 'agreed to
recommend that the Secretary of the
Treasury be directed to issuel2 m.lliotis
silver and redeem all fractional currency:
Be it remembered forever and a day,
that the first visit of the innocent Bab
cock when, under pressure of the whole
United States goverutneut, j he escaped
tbe penitentiary, was lo the imprisoned
felon, his partner and aud scape-goat,
McDonald. Buzzards of a feather.
Hal. Sentinel.
The DemoMaey has nw the: most power- !
ful motive that ever animated; a party to
unite. They most do it. They will be fals
to themselves and their couutrf, if they do
ut t sink minor j differences on the fiuauc'al
question, aud rally to save the country from
a party whos infamous raselities. whose
gigantic frauds, have mado our nation a dis
grace in the eyes of houest tnen.-j Cleareland
Plain Dealer
Hepatine is unlike any other medicine for
the li ver it is cheaper than rills.
22:1
mo.
At
KLtrrrz's.
Hepatine 1 Hepatine I Hepatine! Hepatine
for the Lirer, at Klottz's. j 22:1 uio.
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephena orders
Globe Flower Cou"h Syrup to suRtain his throat
and hingH in making his great
kins his creat Civil Bights
speech. j
National Hotel, Watkington, D. C,
. ; j December 20, 1873. J
. .Dt'. J.S.Pemberio : Dear Sir-r Please 6end
me3 bottlwofyour (Jlobe Flower Syrup by
Dr. Samuel BarL i
,t Yonrstrnlr.
kl&. i?. STEPHENS. -
Dr.. &. JPmSertoa : , Dear f5ir4-The Clobe
Flower Syrup, duly received. Many thank.
It has proved, a most valuable -remeay xo ne.
f I ' iour.'iroiy,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
: O.lgbe Flower Cough Syrnp at Zve?rz?s..
22:1 rno. i i i
t MT 4 . V r
Lieut, Got. batii. of Mississippi Convicted
JiCitsox; Miss'. Marbh1 14: TheSenkte
by a vote of 32 tt 4 f und Lieut. Gov. Dayis
guilty as chargedo the' articles of impeach
ment. One colored and five white republi
cans in the affirmative; 4 colored in the neg
ative, i irt'f' - t --I-"!."
' ! : " - .j
: - .. t t l- i r
tQieh the physical energies are? overtasked
or flag throBgli.weakii)g or disease, tbey : need
prompt: reiufbrcement.' ; Renewed vigor is
m9st speedily isopplied throughce jaedipm
of 8 totii3stiu)nlant, and among medicinal
restmrces.of tftat Mass' .Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters assuredly unserve a pre-eminent place.
Weakness, whether constitutional or arising
from disease dr ovier fatiguC, cannot be better
compensated for than by a rosort to this prime
strengthening cordial. The.enf3ebled invalid,
the eouralesccut, and he age and iufirm, find
that it is aa unfailing source- of vigor and com
fort. Its combined touic and alterative pro
perties also constitute an invaluable remedy
for indigest ion, weakneM ot the organs of uri
nation, consdpatiou. torpidily of the liver, and
many other irrejrularitie and disabilities, and
render it an invaluable protection against niv
ian&, weii as uisoruersor ioe litomacn; and
bowelsi '-' r ' h -;- '
13 YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CEKTS ?
Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains of some Hiieae durinz their life.
When sick, the object is to get. well ; now, to
say plainly tbat. no person in this world that is
Buffering with DyspemiaJ Liver Complaint and
its 'effects, fneh 'as Indigestion, Coativeness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
palpitation of the Heart, Depressed Spirits,
Biliousness, &c4 tan take Gueem's Augcst
Flowers without getting relief and cure. If
you doubt thw, gq to your Druggist Mr. Theo
F. Kluttz, and get a S"arnple Bottle for 10 cents
and try iti lieular t-ize 75 cent. Two doses
will relieve you. i ; i
MARRIED
In Rowan rouuty on the 14th inst., by
the Kev. Mr. B..5J, Mr. 1. T. Cowan t
Miss Betty Krone, all opposed to U rant's
third term of office.
DIED
In this county on the 2nd inst., Thomas
R. Walton, 67 years of ge.
The deceased was a member and a vestry
man of St. Andrew's ; Episcopal C.hundi of
this country, was a' worthy citizen, and in
every respect a useful member of society.
In Hickorj', on the 4th inst., of typhoid
piieumouia, lira. E. A. Morga i. She was
H. Dana.Khe mother of Mr. Kufus Morgan, the pop
ular artist. Iter rem tins were taken to
Warreuton, N. "C, 'fir interment. The
bereaved have our sympathies, and we
trust that the children, who are now left
without fuller or mother, will find relief
by believing in Him who ia a lather to
the fatherless.
SALISBURY MARKET,
Corrected by McCuBnixs, Beai.l &" Deax.
'February 16, 1876.
Cotton moderately briks. Middlings, 11 J
low do 11
stains 710
Fi.ocRf market stocked best fam. $3.00
super. 2.75
Wheat good demand at 1.001.15
Cons market well Supplied 60.62J
Meal moderate demand at 606o
Sweet Potatoes readily at 5060
Irish do 50
Oats 4550
Butter 2025
Cihckkxs per dozen $2.002.55
Eggs 10oil2i
Oxions no demand 75
Cabbage full market per lb. 2(2
RALEIGH MARKET.
W HO LESA LE CAS II PRIG ES.
JiAifclGit, March, 14, 1S76.
FLOUR. North Carolina $6.50 a $6.75.
CORN, 85c.
CORN MEAL,-90 a 1.00 t
BACON, N. C. hog round, 16.
" " hams 20.
HIDES, green, 7 a 8.
dt.v, 10 a 11
FODDER, baled, new $1.25.
HA Y, N. C. baled, good. 1 ,00.
TO AMOS HOWES, l v .
W. A. COIT, ' ' J Non-residents
Take notice that the following snmmnns and
warrant of attachment hare been insued against
voti.
SUPERIOR COURT
Rowan County..
John W, Mauney, Plaintiff,
AgaiiiM,
Amos Howe, and
Summons.
William A. Coil, Defendants.
State of iVorfh Carolina.
lo the Sheriff of 'Rohan county Greeting:
i 'i '. . - i '' ' '
. You are hereby commanded in (he name
of ithe 1 State to summon Amos Howes &
V. A. i Cob, Defendants, in the above ac
tion, to appear nt the next Term of the Su
perior Court bf the (Jounty of Rowan, at tbe
Ctunt-Ifoiire :in Salisbury, on the (ith Mon
day after the Sd Monday in Man h 1876, then
and there to .juiswer the complaint oT John
W. Mauney, Plaintiff in this suit. And you
are hither commanded to notify the said De
fendants thnl.'if-they fail to answer the com
plaint, within the time specified by law, the
said Plaintiff will take jiigdiuenl against them
for the sum of six thousand one hundred and
twenty-two dollars with interest on said sum
from J une 1st I87f, and for all costs and charges
in this suit incurred. , !
Witness, Ji .Mi IfoEAU, Clerk of our Mid
Cbarf, at office, in Salisbury, this the 2oth day oj
February, A. 1). 187.
J. M. HO RAIT,
Clerk Superior Conrt of Koran County.
(WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT.)
ROWAfV COUTY -
; In the Superior Court.
' ' ! i
John V. Mauney. ! Plaintiff.
I Again!
Amos Howes A W. Ai Coif, Defeudgnis.
State of North Carolina. !
To the Sheriff of Rowan County Greeting:
It appearing by affidavit to the officer grant
ing this warrant, th.it the plaintirf is entitled to
recover from the defendant the sum of ix
thousand one hundred and twenty-two dollar
($G,12i00) and that the above named defcndiuits
are non-residents of thisState, lieing repidente of
the States of New York and Pennsylvania
You are forthwith l-otnmanded to attach and
safely ktep all the j property of said Aiaos
HowesandW. A- Cott,bi yonr County, or so
much thereof as may I be snfScieat to satisfy
iid dejnaandwith cisia and expenses, and you
will make Une return! thereof to th said Court
at tlie terra to be held on the 6th ; M.onday
after the 3rd Slondav of March 1876.
' ! W ! -JJ M. HORAH, Clerk,
.March 2, 1S7G. ($10.) 2l;6t.
Davidson County,'-1
.:" , ; Superior Court.$
Elizabeth Ward, Gray Harris and
wue Elizabeth, and others,
v t ' -Si
. :
S. D. Stout. Mathew Stont. and
others, defendants. , V
10, S. D. Stont. Mathew Stont. and others 1
JL . whose name are unknown. heirs-t law I
of Peter Stout, deceased ; Win T' West, Jemi
ma WestrRaclwel West, Sarah West, Samuel I
w est, and Win Yarbam , heirs-aMaw of Han
nah West, deceased, defendants in this case.
X oa will take notice that the plaintiffs in this
case will make a motion to confirm the sale of I
the lands described in the Petition, before me 1
at my office in the Town of Lexington, on th
MLwuny i Mrcu, ioo, waen wuwatrejim i
mar ait end and rdow canse. if tnv von have. I
Whv xaid sale shall not be confirmed.
This 3Ut day of January, 1876.
O. P. LOWE,
Clerk Superior Court and Probate Judge j
Of Davidson County. ; ,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants in the above entitled action
are non-residents of this Statevit h therefore
ordered and adjudged by the Court that publi-
cation of the ioregoing Kotice, together with
this order, be made onoe a weekfor six suoceg-
sive weeks ia "The Carolina Watchman,- a
a newspaper published in the city of Salisbury,
Nortll Carolina.
C. P. LOWE.CAC
r, 17:Gt:10
mi n n i n i i'n nnninin
illD ULU AAl 1lLI ADLti
ul SALISBURY
Marble Yard.
vZ&ain Street, I
rFNext door to the COURT-HOUSE
r'iHE cheapest and best place in North Car-
- JL oliua to bny first class Monuments, Tombs, I
Head Stones, io , do. None but the best ma- j
terial used, and all work done in tbe best style
of the art. A call will satisfy you of tberuth
of the above. Orders solicited and promptly
filled. ' Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
made. JOHN H. BUlS.Propr.
J 7:6ms :
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of all kinds and prices, Sfiings and Trim
Mings for Guitars, Banjoes and Violins
can be had at
BROWN'S
111;!! II Ml
HOLLEMAFS BUILDING,
RALEIGH, 11 C.
Children's Carriages,
Fancy Goods,
Tovs, Baskets, Pistols, Bowie
and Pocket
Knives. Cartridges, Envelopes, Paper, Pic-
turd Frames, Playing Cards, Perfume
ries. Soaps, Croquet Sets, Bats, t
Balis, Swings, Hobby Horses,
Wagous, Step Ladders,
Brooms, Mats,
Blacking Brushes, Pipes,
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
And many other things too tedious to mention.
.o trouble to please at
NAT. L. BROWN'S,
Ilnlleman Building, Rale:gh
Buv an ESTEY ORGAN. Upwards of 55,
000 sold The Estey Organ is the Best for
Churches, Schools aud Parlors. The Jbstey
Organ leads the World Jihly
I (Hid O X h
Slick as Grease !
WM. A EAGLE
respcctfullv announces
his continuance at ids old
tand in hU old Hue, on Main street, opposite
Ennis' Dine Store. He is always read and
anxious to accommodate customers iu tho Bitot
and Shoe lminess in the best manner possible
Hi' i nrennrpd tn rin first c I. work Jino rftn
compete with an northern shop on hand made
jobs. His machine, lasts. Ac, are of the latest
and best paterns. He keeps ou hand ready
made work, and stock equal to any special or-
der. Footing Boots iu best style, &7. New
Boots, best quality, 11. Kepainog neatly and
promuuyooue ac reasonauie .puces. oauao-
l-. 1 - 1 1 C . f
tion guaranteed or no charge
Cah orders by mail promptly filled.
WM. A. EAGLE
Jan. 20, 1876. 15:6mo
LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE.
I have just completed my l.trge and com
modious brick. Livery and Sale Stable, situ
ated on the rround of the old Mansion Ho- I
tel stable, which property I recently pur
chase; and am now prepared to accommo
date DROVERS' with' good -sheltered Mots ,
and feed, for at least 150 head of stock. I
shall also have a good WAGON YARD,
with house oa it for the use of Wagoners,
and wood tor making hres.
I shall keep constantly on hand
HORSES and MULES
TO SELL,
and persons wanting to
buy stock will find . itto their interest to '
purchase from me, as I will guarantee1 the
stock to be as t represent it; otherwise it
will he taken back and the nionev refunded.
I also keep Harness and Sad
dle Horses tor HIRE ; and can
send parties tn any point they
desire to go. My Buggies, and all other'
conveyances and Harness, are entirely new
and of the 1est patterns and workmanship.:
Persons desiring good Horses and new and
comfortable vehicles, will find them at my
Stable, and at as reasonable pi ices as at any
stable in this,place.
HTI am Vo prepared to do any kind of
ri . r - J
HAULING with two-horse teams.
THOS. E. BROWN.
Dec. 22, 1873. ll:3mo
Pearce Cotton Seed.
Thin superior variety of eed ia on aala at the
store s of McCubbms Beat I & Dean, and R. J.
Hohnea.
20:6: , 4,
Mill Stones!
- . X. . , . . - , .
Of any size desired, cut out of the best
Granite in the State, mav be obtained on
short notice. Also, window and door sills,
Jiaaesiats i for jnonnnicnts, Ac. Address
,E.E, Phillips, Salisbury. XWV
WAX
m. m.
Out
fit and terms free. ,. TRUE & CO- Au-
? March 9, 76:l yr. r
tft Q0flP'yt4ioineT"Sawples worth
0Hv QuU$l free. Stisox & Co , Portland,
' Y ' March 9. 70: l yr.
HOUSE
If.
Centrally .Situated - -
x tlao DE?Ls.lallo Square.
npHE HOUSE s In the- centM bf boviness.
mnj nearest to the denot.
' -. i
'. i: ' ! i i -- i ; I.' i . . - !
Servants attentive and polite.
Board per day
$1 50
"50
Single ideals.
CSn!! Ctr fi.r a InneeV farm.
Omnibui to anctfrom all trains.
Best Livery btalile near at band.
f
many. friend wM hare called on him at the
UAsaiOK.and aworea them that no aflbrt shall
be spared to-make their future visits pleasant,
BrThe Traveling Public will alwav find
pleasant quarters land refreshing fare.
i ' WM. R0WZEE.;
Feb. 3, lfl7S..17f -t!'. " i . . ; ,
f, -
NAVASSA GUANO!
''-'-CESbCDCtED.
Selling thll year, cash, at $56 25
On time, 1st STov., 62 50 Or,
Payable in jcotton, 450 lbs!
READ THE t)I.I.OWISO :
MR. J. ALLEN DROWN,
Agent Njlvxjssa Guako,
I .Salisbury, N. C.
Dear Sir : I now send you the result of my
experiments with) uuanos, this year.
I used eight kinds of Guano, selecting land
of as nearly uniform soil as possible, side bv
siae, puiung w cenia wonn ot eacn Kind to
toe row ; and by the side of all thexe Guanos,
I put into one row 190 lbs of good stable ma
nure, leaving one row without-anything. The
rows were 16 rods, (or 100 yards) by measure,
and 50 rows to rhe acre, in the midst of a 20
acre field. I strack my rows, sabsoiled each
row, putting the Guano in and planting, all on
the same day, being the 6th day of Mar.
fluw ior me rwuii oi mi picaiug, as given
below: . f
No. Ib.
to How
21
17
4
81
16
22
19f,
'J5
11
Fertilizer.
Rotes.
50
iVo. lbs.
per acre.
lOo
850
200
1075
aa
1125
975
775
550
i Stable Manure, '
British Lion. ;
Nothing,
Zell's Phosphate
Pacific,
Sea Fowl,
Whann'si
Gnanihani,
Cat Island, '
NAVASSA,
26
1300
Now, friend Brown, you see the result. The
Agents ot tho other Guanos are all my frieuds.
1 1 flon 1 speaK disparagingly of any .f the above
Guanos, not at all. The sorriest may pay; but
the NAVASSA faost assuredly pay the best
of all. Every acre where I used all Navas.sa,
I make one bale to the acre weighing from 410
to 456 lbs.
Permit me to say, in conclusion, that taking
the above as a bisis, LJose 6,650 lbs. seed cot
ton by not using all of your most noble and
best of all uaanos, the Navaasa.
Yours, Ac.
E. A. PROPST.
LAND AGENCy.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have this day
porcliasing andj selling real estate in the
states ot irgima ana rsortii Carolina, and
respectfully ask all persons who have Real
Estate for sale, including water powers, &c.
to place it in our hands.
We advertise! generally throughout the
North and Northwestern States.
? J. W. McKIXSEY,
I D. F. M ELLEN.
Bv permission "we respectfully refer to
Messrs. W. S. Patton, Sons & Co., Bankers;
Maj. W. T. Sutherlin and W. T. Clark & Co.,
Danville, Va.; Hon. G. C. Cabbell, member
I ot Congress, Danville, Va.; I. V . Keen,
Salisbury; Sutherlin & Johnson, Charlotte,
Dr. John Robeson. Statesville. N. C: and
a Dowrlen. Pipsiient 1t Nfttional TtsinkL-
I '
anJ Samuel Buck. President Millersburff
Bank, MillersbUrg, Pennsylvania
Address. Danville, Va.; Chatham, Pittsyl
vania county, Va.: or Millereburg, Dauphin
county, Penn.
Danville; Va.j December 8th, 187-i.
10:3mo:pd
KERR ORAIGE,
Sttytwr at afar,
J. & ff. HORAH,
n
II
JUllUt
I I
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
inpHlHlllmiHlMillll'IIMtWllt!H!HHnmgTrWa
IIAVE JUST RECEIVED A
lm AXO :SPLE.DI1) STOCK OF
Most Beautiful Jewelry.
We have just received the largest and
handsomest stock: of Jewelry ever exhibited
rf SjlUbury,i respectfully invite public
I InfiTWt 1 fn Jt nnmnricna tlnli .nil Sitror
inspection. It comprises, Gold and Silver
Watches, of all kSnds; Silver Pitchers, Cups,
Castors, Napkin! Rings, Forks, Knives, and
Spoons. Tbe fiqest and most beautiful sets;
of Jewelry of al kinds, as Ear-drops, Breast
Pins, Finder Rings, Bracelets, Seals, .Lockets,
4m o., Ac.
Also! a lot of plain
SOLID GOLD RINGS.
3 - ."
Also, agents for'the celebrated
I
Schaffhausen Spectacles
the finest glasses madcJ
Will sell as low as any House in the south.
I f 3
cerk asd get tocr
WTtO 1 Si) CLOCK CKPAlCnG
dons protnptlr aijttsual. All work - warranted
IS tncntbs, 1 Dec. 16, 1875. 10:tf '
01 ft flay at homeT Agents wanted
MANSION
40
f ... 25
15;" j M
? ', 120
! i - 20
TkIVRI.kRS
UUII til
IIEVADVEBTISEMEIITS.
nTTTPUT r We are eivine'SCS Sewioe Ma
III T Midlines, HnntingCaae Watches, Velvet
h i ; -Vests, and Black Silk Dresses free
i't 11 with our Greenback Packages. Send
ii r ; TTr i --o ' i-i.
Slrret, NeWVirk. SUi. ' '
AO ENT3 WA NTED ! f ed alaawl Diploraaa
ATlPictoriaI:.;Bili
1800 lllusi rations. Address for new circulars,
A. J. HOLM AN & Co., 930 Arch StreetPhihu ;
l,00Q.;ApE3STS, Teaclierf, Students, Men
and Xvomtrn," wanted to sell CENTENNIAL'
GAZETTEER of the U. S. shows grand results ,
of 100; Years Progress. A -whole Library.
Boston Globe. Not a Luxury, but a necessity.
Inter ta. Best selling Book Pub. (ood Psy. .
Want (ieri. Agt. in every cityof 10,000. Ad
dress, O McCURDY ACQ., Phila Pa. 21:4w
rtSTClIOMANCY,OROUL CHARM
1 iNGi How either sexjnay fascinate and
gain the love & affection of any person they
choose; instantly. This simple, mental acquire
nient all can possess, Tree, by mail, . for, 25c,
together with a marriage guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreania, Uinta to Ladie, .Wedding
N ighl Shirt, &c. A queer book. Addrena T.
WILLIAM & Co., Pulw. Phila. . t4w
lf ttf ITPn A'gexts for the best sell
WftH I kU ing Stationery Packages 'fa
the world. It contains 15 sheets paper, lb En
velopes, golden Pen, Perp holder Pencil, Patent
Vard Measure, and a piece of Jewelry. Sin
gle package, with pair of elegant: Geld Stone
Sleeve Buttons, prat paid, 25c ts, 5 for $1.00.
This package has been examined by the pub
lisher of Carolina Watchman and - foand as
represented worth the money. Watches given
away to all Agents. Circulars free.
BRIDE A CO 769 Broadway, N. Y.
17:4w
A Farmlof Your Own.-
! ' -IS " "" "
The Best Rbeiyftr Harfl Times!
FREE HOMESTEADS
, j ;. AND THE
Best and Cheapest Railroad Land
! Are on the Line of the-
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
NEBRASKA
Seciire A Home IVow.
Full information sent FREE lo all parts of
the Woi Id. Address, O.F.DAVIS,
Land Com'r U. P. R. R., Omaha, Nebraska.
2W. .
FULLER, WARREN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
: TOVE H The largest assortment in
RANGE
AND
FURNACE The Market,' .
OUR NEW WOOD AND COAL CWKINQ
STOVES
GOLDEN GROWN.
REPORTER
PIRIT QF'76.
OUTHERN GEH.
AND THE FAMOUS
TEYART' IMPROVED'
MEET THE WANTS of EVERY DEALER
Correspondence invited. Prce List and Cot
upon application to FULLEB, WARREN &
CO., 26 Water Street, New. York. 21:4w.
For
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness
AND ALL THOAT-DISEA8ES,
Use
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES
A THIRD AND SURE HEMEDY.
Sold bv Druggist generallv, and
FULLER & FULLKRrChicago, Til.
Wla-rc AdvcrUs--!? Contracts can h mod
I AtC AND W INTER
1 8 7 5.
75
10
10
25
Bbls. Molasses,
tlo New Orleans,
do Syrup.
Bags Ooflve.
Kegs Soda.
Boxes Cheese, -
; Adaniautiue Caudles.
Soap
Cases Oyster
Brandy Peachy-
'l Fresh Peaches
Pine Applea
Gross S nun
Coils Cotton and Jute itop
Doz. Painted Paifs,. .
Gross Flasks . ' j T
2d
2,im lbs. HemlockiLeather
1.500 lbs. Candy
40.000 Cigars
50 Kegs Powdef
5tJ Bags Shox
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Do. Scotch AW .
40 D02. Gitiger Ale -
ALSO
A full line of V,K,d ami Willow Ware,
ItootS, Shoes, Hats, SadJU-s A: liridles. Axes,
Guns Pistols. Arc. ie.
i Also, a lartr lot of Onned Goods, a
choice keit-u ,11 or r reucu uanaies, aalt,
IVpier. Spice. Ginger, Royal Bakiug Piw
ders. Raisens, Currants, Figs, Citrons, Nuts',
Sardiaies, Ccoanuts. PickeU, Sauee. Cat
snp. potted Meat. Kerosene. Tanner an
Machine Oils. Liquors of all kinds. Homiuy,
Grits. New York It
Scr., &i.
I: Thse aboveStM-k was Itought at the eWw
if the seasou at greatly reduced prices, and
ia offered at 1 Wholesale & Retail at very
shoriurofits.
BINGHAM t-CO.
Slibury, N. C.-Deer 16. J$75
h Attentilan F ARTVrnTct
GRASS SEED.
: Jtistreoued a ftekh supply of Chivtyr
SL Oixha.r.1 Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top
and Timothy, wlchj wjll eB cheap at
I L ; - ' ;NNISS.
I Clienp Chattel loiigi
alnd yarios c Mier blanks tor sle uWs
Ceikl2.Wto (j. P. ROWELLOO..MeW
f iiflH 3 o(wj ,
t Jf
irk. for Pamphlet of J00 pages. containing
- , ,
THIS PAPER If. OX FH43 WITH
stocj
ertising.
March , 70: 3r
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