Carolina Watchman.
LOCAL.
MAY 11, 1S76.
gjveU away George Ruis' speckle purp.
SrbeAssay Office in Charlotte ia to be
xfce Gfanfj Centennial opened ,at Philadel
phia yesterday, theHhh May. : ,
Xbe fireman of Charlotte will celebrate the
Ctb My with appropriate ceremonies. j
7 V- : ' i
ijt,e qaaillias ceased bis whistling by day
iad lbe lout
y wbip-o-will dareth Oct open
w moiith in-
the still hours of nighu-i-Selah.
V?e call a
lo Mr. Rufus M
ttenj
ion
or
id I
e ofjfersjpure ItahVu Queens;
rrsrpi
: A "
fceri antl Live.
fbe tote for Mayor In Charlotte stood CoL
'm. Johniion 686, F. A. McNincli 430
Johnston's niajoritjf 196. Total vote of the
MeMiK. Julian & Heilig have an extra good
gf canned fruits which they are selling lowH
Jon-Te've? had our tooth in some of them
Jed prWiouij
ce them, a,. No. 1.
Mr. TOO. Raudlfr has exhibited to the edi-
t.r.of C'ucrd jJ?ejwtei, a nugget of gold
j;cn from the I?iuly Mine. Stanly and Alont
joaieryare rich; hi gold-mines both surface
We icknowledge with pleafiure an invitation
to ajfend the Commencement Exercises of is.
C.dotlege, Mt. Pleasant. We have already
littried to the exercises on that occasion,
. thich we doubt not will be highly interesting.
J.Gilmtrr, Kerner, theartist, is painting a
, wrr neat sign over our door. He has done
lonie very fine work in his little wjjourn with
w. jSlbgld any of our people want any thing
done in Hua line, they can -seeure his services
itihytime. See his ad.
Thb Best. That means a good deal if so,
iai we think it so . in this case we are now
nenMoning tliatHs.Hiat the "Golden Belle of
DuThani" i the best saiokiftg tobacco to be
fond jn this city. It i kept by Mr. Thos. II.
Vinderford, next door to the. Post Office. We
know whereof we speak Thanks for bbix sentHnrouoh. tue ajr, arid -as j there waa uoth
w. - - " i
Attention Jiowan liijle Guards. You
ireheYeby commindec' to meet at bead
(jairtere dti Friday, May 12, at 3 o'clock,
in fall dregs uuifoi rn j aimed and equipped
to leceire a nas:.
-WM. BROWN, Capt.
JLcertain, lawyer ;iut fifty miles from here
while conversing with a gentleman! not long
n , i;uurked that it was- six or seteu years
rhe-isaw that big-steam concern pulling
fem ljoase-looking;things "on the rail- road be
k he beliered it, and pointing to the Tele
faph f ire over head isaid he didn't believe
itM- tmng farvet. ; -
We fiave told you often enough, itV worse
than useless to pend us conimunications with no
.unertio one to take the responsibility; for
JonlodRe the postage. If what you have to say
iof putlic interest, you certainly can have no
ttison for being ashamed to father it. We'll
j once for all, we will not be responsible for,
publish anything without the author's
-Baffle.-
m amusing to stand out in front of the
toort-house And watch the young men a they
o into Court. They come down with their
ltill punched in and dented to suit each
peculiar fancy, but they always take the
I'ttle precaution to take them off, straighterr
f. the dents, look round to see if any one
todced it, and inarch fn to Court with a serious
ace. I
We notice attendiug court this week iu
i ih'ape of -foreign! "law;" from Mocks -jliei
M. Clement. Chas. Price. Thus.
S aud J. H. j-W.illiauson. Winston,
.ph' Maston; CHarlolte,, J. II. Wilson,
Bailey, J. E. Brown and Rufus Bar
!ger. Baleigh Dan'l. G. Fowltf; Greeris
7' J- H. Dillard. Morganton, B. S.
Aw. Statesville, J; V. Stephenson.
Uncord, Av: 31. Smith and G. B. Everitt.
We have a cotnmui.icatiou from the Zeb
ee Base Ball Club of Albemarle in which
ej 4eny having iurrudered the flag or
I M are sorry we have not room
wu' Whote article. Our informant on
Restatement, we noticed the game last
J'V insists that the Vance club did sur
7? in? nag and that he - saw it carried
"gbCidHiH onapole. Now who is
ft.;and .-which is which. Gentlemen under
. wat we are the bone in this cass yoo
-oy the fighting. .
Mich Slolen. Some unknown per
lole from the dwelling bouse of Mr.
0Qn X. Rice, Thursday last, a Silver
English Lever, No. 19,98;.
Al?e lll8e of the casea ia the uame of
Webb,! and in another place the
rt ''A. t , scratched ou with a
Bi A suitable reward will be paid
le fecovey of this Watch. .
Jons M. Rica.
fioagh k it ft very delicate subject, yet
St St U t0 be M Pecuniary duty tr say to
A. t -7 ' took our good umbrella from
,rbytriaa Ciiurch galWry last Sandav
j. , . lasteau anotlier, (which, if it
Qd leftiastead
7 onewribs ahandle and was .covered
JfVMiv7 1 BO,tf 88 curs Ulat
bring ours back, we'll swap with
Wilt i,,Ul5'Dg Pr"y paM wllen
fe k from a Por editor the only thing
-tain n.i,l .1 1. v . . r
Wrh.frwm.tbW pelting: raid.
TV" V Li Vor 'I.1 r- . m a
- wn u tacit;
in jusiwi to ma Honor we correct the
statement made in last isse, that the - court
adjourned lor dxiaks.U His liouor was eom
plaiuing of the tardiness of j witnesses ana
a i J as the liquor, hp had been closed the
day before, he supposed" theyTwereout get
ting drinks and that he might as well, ad.
journ till after dinner. : Our reporter got the
tluogliule mixed. ; We arp glad it waa a
inisUkeTind take pleasnre in correcting; the
same, for thero U no need toladd any thing
to the already enormous farce. r
EThe casq of "tho miller, Janes, col,
accused of firiiig j South River-Mills, baa
been removed to Davidson county. Que
plea for l be removal is totally absurd
but answered jibe j purpose of delaying
wc-triai, wuica wa doubtless the object.
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'i s ;
At a meeting or Salisbury Cbapter No. 2ft, Beyal
Arch Mason, teld May? U 1378,!the following ofr
1 William Mnrdock, High JTiert,
! toward B. Ceave, King,
R. P. Dessent, Scribe.
B. Frank Rogew,! Captain 'of tie Host,
H. T. J;T.n princ,ai Sojourner,
Andrew Mnrpby.iJojal Afch CapUin,
Joba A. Holt, Master of tjie 3J Vail,
E. It, Marsh, .Master of tble 24 Vail,
Martin Bicbvinc, Uaste.; the lt Vail,
J Allen Brown, TieasoieH
John A. Hedritk, Secretary.
If the owner of house property tents a
tenement which be knows (orought to
know) m uifedted with contagious dis
ease (small pox, for instance), without
notify iiig the renter of its! condition, he
is held by a recent decision in New York,
to be liable fof damages, j
If a man sells a cow br other animal
known -to-be! infected, with contagions
disease without idiittmctlyj notifying the
purchasers! the fact, be is held, in Eng
land, to bo -responsible-for all the losses
the purchaser may Bustain by the spread
ol the disease among his cattle.
Thunder tinder; a clear sky. This
strange phenomenon was
last Thursday afternoon
witnessed here
between 3 and
4 o clock. I was distinctly heard by
citizens over an area of country of from
12 to 15 mili?4 in esient-j-perhaps more.
lhe pun waa shining brightly
pun waa shininsr brihtlv t iIip
time and ther0 waa no eldud from which
any supposed the report could come.
It
may have; been a- meteor rushing
in? like a Hash of ii'htiiini nn U
the meteor solution fs probably the true
one. The rdmbliiig, thunder-like . noise
coniinued several secOuds and ended
with an explosive report.-
The trial of Win A. Hen ricks, for the mur
der of Robert Seaford, which was moved from
Davie to this county.; calme fF last Friday and
Saturday. This was a very interesting trial
and was ably contested on both Bides.
Solicitor Dobson, and J. A. Williamson of
Davie appearing for the ;State, and Messrs
Clement and Price of Mocksville, J. W.
Stephenson of Sta";esvUle, and J. M. McCorkle
of this city, apjiearing for tjie defendant. The
whole of Friday and half of Saturday wag tak
en up in examining the witnesses ; in ihe other
half the Lawyers made good use of the short
time allotted to each;
The jury retired about 9 o'clock and return
ed about half fiast ten with jhe verdict : "He is
guilty of nothing." A great deal ofiRterest was
manifested by. out-siders. j Ou both days the
court room waS well filled. The prisoner seemed
tohavethesytrjpiihy oifverjjr one, and when the
verdict was rendered a slight murmur of ap
proval ran through the crowd and then came a
shout which made the welkin ring It was
wron& that any such ; demonstration should be
made in the court room, and it greatly dis
pleased his Honor, who di4 all he could to stop
it. We can safely say that this was not done
with any disrespect .to; his Honor, but was the
natural outbuming of joy at what was esteem
ed.to be a'xighteous yerdijt.
SALISBURY GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
The Stockholders of this Company held
their a npual meeting at! McNeely's Hall on
Saturday the Cth May, 1876. ..
. The following cfEcera were elected:
Jrio. Allen Brown, Prest.
M.oses L4 Holmes, 1
Kami. 11; i 1 ley,
s T CI McXeely,
Directors.
Jf A. Davis,
Saml. I. Listdx,
D. A. Davis,
A Dividen of three do
Superintendent,
Sec'y & Treas.
lars per 'share was
declared, payable on and after the 1st. June
next. D. V. DAVIS
Secretary.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF N.
C. COLLEGE, MOUNT PLEASANT.
; ! N. C.
The round of exercises will not be as full
this year as was previously designed. Dr.
Conrad of PJnla., Pa., will preach the- Ba-
ealaureaie Se'mon Sunday utorning of the
Zlst lust. b have heard the Dr. highlv
spoKen ot as one, is no small degree fitted
to nischaige the task assigned to him. Dr.
Dosh of youf city itill jaddresg the Y. W. C.
A. Sunday night, j We; have never seen Dr.
Dosh but froin what we have heard shall re
vel in delightful expectations.
xMouday night. Jl D. jHeilig. of your city
also, a young gentleman of fine promise,
will deliver hi Janior Oration aud will be
followed by the Academicians, who, we have
understood will give some good things.
Tuesday Morn jug Dr. Conrad will address
the Literary Societies! and the following
evening b usual coutest will take place.
From what we kuow; of the young gentle
man vhi are now appear we have just
Jeasou to believe ;tha they will perform
their part of the programme in a' manner
highly creditable to themselves, their college,.
3wt: ... f I I
The Senior Address 1 will e'ose tha 'tr.
seise Weciuesday inorning. We intend to
hear them if life and bealth permits Rouse
ye lovers of educatioa and steal ; a while
a way " fnnn : other cares . and duties and
spend it iu Mount; Pleasant dnring Com
mencement Week if you; wujjj to enjoy a li
prary treat.
B.
Yocuo Mto's Chbxstak AssoaAno
n"or of the younjj men of SalUburr held
aaseeunjon but Monday nfcht for j the pur
po of forming a young mena christian asso-
ewwon. . uonwderable Interest was maoifeatett
and a Committee was appointed to draft a Cont
titntion and By;Laws and report at next
weeung. wnen a i permanent organixatiod is
contemplated. All persons desiring to connect
themselTes with the Awociation art eorWy
larked and urged to be present, next Saturday
night, at 8 o'clock, in lh Hall on the second
floor immediatelr back of tha Stnr Ar w-tt
A Rou. Let there be a full tt
1 :
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The folio wiug Special. Premiums are
ofier ed by fome of our most enterprising
dealers, and will be awarded -under the
isapenrision of the Aasociation. 1
One
Ton qf Nacassa Guano
len Brown, Agent Narasea Guano
Co of Wilmington, N. C.
OneTon ?000 II.) Navassa Guano, to the
farmepwho raisesahd exhibits at our Fair, 1876,
the best Bale of Cotton 1 450 ibs.) from five
acres, quality and quantity (per acre) to be con
sidered, grown in Howart County, from ordina
ry seed, and by use of Nayassa Guano.
Competitors are required to furnish the
Secretary of the Association with a detailed
statement of their modes of application aud
culture and results obtained. Yields of crop
required to be properly authenticated i n ac
cordance with the regulations of the Associa
tion.
One Dixie Plow
U offered by SmWideal & Caldtcell, for
the best yield of corn, coiton and wheat,
cultivated with the Dixie Plow.
One Farmer's Friend Plow
Is offered by Craicford Heilij, for
the best yield of coin, cultivated with
Farmer's Friend Plow.
One Farmer's Plow
Is offered by Meroncy d- Bro , for the
best yield of any field crop cultivated
with their Farmer's Plow.
Specimens of crops, with certifi
cates of mode of cultivation, results, &c,
must be exhibited at the Fair.
S10 Special Premium on Cotton.
Messrs. Walton & Ross offered the liber
al premium of ten dollars for the beat Bale
of coiton ou exhibition.
Silver Medal.
Bell & Bro, offer a silver medal for the
best pair cotton Bocksto be made cf
yarn spun by the knitter, who must re
side in one of the following counties, viz :
Rowan, Davie, Iredell, Cabarrus, Stanly,
Moutgomery or Davidou.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At a meeting held in the town of Salisbury,
by the members ofthe Bar, for the purpose of
paying a tribute of respect to the memory of
the late Hon. Burton Craige, the Hon. J. II.
Wilson of Charlotte, was called to the chair,
and Chas. Priee Esq., of Mocksville. requested
to act as Secretary.
Upon taking the chair, Mr. Wilson proceed
ed in an impressive and eloquent manner to
speak to the memory of the late deceased.
On motion, a committee of three, consisting
of Messrs. Black mer, Clement and Bailey, wax
appointed to draft resolutions, to wit:
IFAereo, the Hon. Burton Craige, a distin
guished Carolinian, and for nearly his whole
manhood, a member of this Bar, lias since the
last term of this court, departed this life, and
whereas, it is the mournful pleasure of lhi
Bar to pass a tribute to the memory of the de
ceased, therefore,
Resolved, That it is the sentiment of this
Bar, that in the death of our distinguished
brother, we have lost one of its brightest monu
ments, his family a fond and devoted father
and husband, an honest man, a fearless defen
der of right and opponent of injustice in everv
shape, a ripe scholar, a cultivated gentleman,
and a sincere patriot.
Jtesolced That the many jnanly traits of
character possessed by the deceased, his uni
form frankness, earnestness, and affability, his
varied accomplhdiuienls and extensive learn
ing, greatly endeared hira to us in life, and
will every prove a fond source of pleasure to
us in recalling our associations with him.
liemired, That his family have our eincerest
condolences in this bereavement.
Resolved, That it copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to his widow, and proceedings of
this meeting be furnished to the Watchman,
with a request for publication.
Messrs. Bailey and Blackmer, spoke in feel
ing and eloquent terms of the late deceased.
The resolutions on motion of Major Kerr were
adopted.
The solicitor, on motion, was instructed to
present these resolutions to the Court, with a
request that they be entered upon its record.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CAS. PRICE, J. & WILSON,
Secretary. Chairman.
May 4th, 1876.
On the meeting of the Court, the solicitor
presented the resolutions of the meeting, to
which, his Honor Judge Cloud, responded in a
feeling manner, and ordered them to be enter
ed of record.
For the Watchman.
-CLA'R THE KITCHEN V
Would it not be just as well to postpone the
Centennial, or else to tell our raonarchial guests
ht tdev hmva not4 ... UI1 T
--"V v. un tuii winie we are in
the throes of nouae-cleaningT T. World.
W1 . m . .
1 nat s just exactly so, Mr. World. You hit
the nail "square" 00 the head, that time sar
tin, sure. There will be no room for dancing,
till they "cla'r the kitchen" who ever heard
of a good old fashioned reel or break-down till
the alop-bucketa and pots were set back, and
uinah had brushed around some with her
broom, you know. Great jehoshaph at 1 Are
they going to have that big Centennial frolie
in the midst of all this here dirt? And is it
possible that Gbaut is coming, with tnat fresh
airty shirt on, all smeared with that $140,000
he unlawlully used to carry the" New York
election in 1872 7 Did ever anybody hear the
like "Cla'r the kitten" faBter-faster I
. . 4 . . " E. T.H. .
An uptown man who believes in self-
improvement, suggested to bis wife re
cently that they should argue some ques
tion fraukly and freely every eveuiog and
try to learu more of each other. The
question for the first night happened to
be whether a woman could be expected
to get along without a Spring bar. and
be took the affirmative; but when be was
last seen he bad climbed up itito the
hay-loft and was pulling the ladder np
after him, ! ' ; ';y . j , '
WESTERN NORTH CAEOLTXA ATTire
.'.rnvTPvvt.T " -7 i
MilcM j County Iron Ore the Finest
1 the World.
IWe commend to our re-d. th.
ter from Hon. RobuV, Vance: T'
WASHixGTosr.aC. April 18.1876.
r.r w it i c -'- . '!
pain, should be taker, by.oar, people tO' J.Vi
mil specimens of our Iron, Copper. Mica : &c
'To d?y I gave
Metcalf, of PUtsburg, Pa. He goes to1 oaraec4
W havo an : J . ' '
KiiniA MAb,. .!
floor of the House.
-...ce uen. uoer was on the
He had m. iMv-t-f hn;r -
made from the iron ore of
MitnUr.-
renewed efforts in developing the State.
Very truly, Rout. B. Vax
xor Uie benetit of our Town authoritipa
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copy oeciion 3. Chapter 111 of
"Battles Revisal'' for the Government f
i. rt . .
Tnn .l...l. .1 . II ....
' c !w u" rau9 aMOUOW! : lie com-
miSMoners ..JJ annually publish nn ac
curate statement of the laxes levied and
rn IHPtW" r i.n . .1 . 1
--.-.v. 111 iuitii logetner .witn
statement ot the amount expended by
mriu, ana mr wnat purpose. And everv
I J ..e ... . ..... J
uiiaiu 01 commissioners failing to comply
wiui me directions ot tins section snail
forfeit and pay one hundred dollars to any
pcieuu wuo win sue iorthe8ame."
New Ynpw'; M o T
of .he criminal branch of ,h TT,
. - - x iir iiiai 11 .1 iirv
Slates Court nresnted .hJ., ;..J;, I
n,ost of wbich'it i.pd.;sid. :zi
crooked wbi,key men of high atanding.
Warrants will h ..rvp 1
will be served to-morrow, when
111 transpire.
.
11 N-iuuiiuw, ucii
details will tran-o re. -
Danv'.lle Express: Th
lady living iu one ofthn adjoining counties
ot Aort 1 Cam i,u ,ri,..t i
Confederate sold
was iu prison at Elmir. N. v.. -hr- I,,
fru' 1.",s1 iaa.v the close of the war
has received regularlv everv war th-ht
of A. T. Stewart. th d
in tile Slim of lift V dnllurs K..
never Known
The lady is in ucpeudent
.and she low fears that her
circumstauc.es
annual donation will ceas
: alary had a" little dress, all rufSid.
puneu ana braided, 'Domestic Fashions'
ii:ivt il sl,.irwi il... V... liTI 11 1
?- mc domestic made
it.
Prof W. C; K,r, o:u State Geologist.
g been appointed to deliver ,he address
has
on the part of North Carolina at the Phil
auYlphiu ceoienu ial.
in the Lnited States tJourt at Charleston
1 - - . ; . m
revemiv, a veruitt ol 5i4,4UO was rendered
sgauisl .viontgomery Ptoses, F. J. Closes and
others, on the official bond of Montgomery
"'"""i CA-A.'eimy voiiecior 01 lnteriiuit Itev
.nue.
A Oreensuoro correspondent writes that
Greensboro earned the prohibition ticket in
the city election last Monday by 246 majority.
Mr. C. P. . Meiidenhall was re elected Mayor,
and he wiih five o at of the six commissioners
all voted prohibition, and on the strength of it
the bars Were all closed.
It is
sa ul that in Anderson conntv. S C,
mere is a small community composed of a mix
In rn - .. .... .. . 1 I . : . ' r 1
.1 .. . . -
have white wites and the white men have ne-
nn. ui iivgiucn aim w 11 tie, me nesrro men
pro wives. I lu-v imvp a en iwrii;i ;,.., i,:nA r
religion, and in politics thev are neither dem-
ocrats nor radicals, but coalitionists.
TI1E PHENOMENA OF DEATH.
Under What Circumstances the V, innl
Dissolution may be a Pleasure
r- t xm ... .
11. i ii-uciic n. marvin cave to the
T 1 1 rii l 1 -
LilOeral IJlun Pvoninir a
'View ot death. Ins snbipet himr Tli0
y. ... o I J '
Physiology ol Death." The history of
J , .v
death embraces three periods, the fabulous.
1 1, : ...j.i i-i . .
me BUDribiiuMis. ana me n 11 nsnii nca
l he fabulous period was in mviholoical
1 r - -
time,, in which death was personified as the
J J,. TLf .1 1 ,. ,
goddess Mors, the glauce ot whose eye
was fatal ; the superstitious era was that
long nerioa in wtncU death was remarried
as an instantaneous-change : a stroke that
me ...d .,, off life fa. tlle . W. body
at once. Ours is the philosophical age
The lecturer had experimented on dog,
to discover the order of lime iu which the
senses die. To one dog he gave arsineous
acid. The second died instantly upon
his introducing a needle into the medulia
oblongata ; and the third he bled to death.
In the last, the order oi death was, eight,
taste, smelly hearing, touch ; which eslab
Ihfbed the fact that the senses disappear
... ,ucB.,ut;,uer.iiury no m sleep.
w uuuim uojr if nn aggregation ol
ceiis. Kite is the segmentation of these
cells : death their disintegration. Eai.li
cell dies foil itself. Every moment cells
j . wa.o U I K. IUIUUU9' I
ed of thesd littlo nointa. TL ii,m
1 . 4 . . . . . .
g shreds. 1 here are dead
cells in your body, and when you are
dead. 1 here will for some time emu in n. m
t ..... I
ue uviiiff ones. YVe shall all at tha aumo
time
lb. re.o.d iolo eai bouic id, ur,
aud the mineral elements.
' The whole sui face of our globe, said
the speaker, baa been dug over 12S times
to bury its dead, even not reckoning the
long age of the world which is given it
by modern ; science, and we inhale, we
feed upou elements and ilm vorv amm
that have been livhiff human beines bes
fore. The dead, be continued. livea?ain.
and we greet them in the perfume of the
city, iu the light flakes of the suow, in
the thousand leaves of th f
Death, the Doctor savs. is nainle-s.
There is 110 moment in our lives iu which
molecular death U not going? ou in us.
Tke-Iast words of a muliitude of persons
indicate that mere disintegration is pain
less; To die of ci Id, after the first agony
is over, is luxury. So is drowniu?. The
smile of death, the placidity of death,
comes to all features f tcr the rigor wor
tts. That is over in three days.
nuu o examine our ore beua. i when mn t. -V j . . J ' Board ner dv H '
specimen to our PeoDle. that ther m tantamount to an trnnitt.1 mu- . 1 ii01?? lo mo from all trains.
viti. i.;..u u . ...
and you could see W i nit, rv to the hi..L 1. we have seen, a man'. .! iTV5?Vk1 ZJ Pleasant
"'"L" tic was nairin? It ton.nonnw 1 " "1 IUB BTPaiPSt nnl h....lt
nonnmcedte a ref uge of g.fetj. WoW t s aaiTg"-?
Jn my opinion it L not a parallel on earth adall f'' leUPer0Ce' Feb 3 l7tf ROWZEE.
These striking fact should enmnr, JTlV lLoe 50n8tn tues. which eon- 3' 17tf 1
nnt. .
r 13 A "TOWER
OF!
in c, VerJ Ierf,nt character of yoon
. riffi" Wn 00 tLe lr5al lhi wk.
ol"t "
Th
I ?V V"?
fpotles. reputation. A minVebirte;
I i la "tnXr: m" eter
. - ""ci.giu ana in the mnt
X.ir" 3r call to hi.
1 KV 7 , Boa cn,acter. Ho donbt,
"i"" tbia yoang M.S
etft ebaracter. . .. The law book '.t"li l rvants attengve and polite.
I A a . t
II. -w f vi Ul LUC IDulL
danreroug sidmi. mA -:.u .
lj.X.r..i . "r f. man tt
. "T""! e"er wooia have been fatah
Dut ,n ti1A i,,.,,. r
MllLUIri A IMswf l. - . ITT -1
. wuaracier. V DUe VOUOg
men should not imitate the rashness tW
haps in the moment of passion) of youne
ui mey migiit well emulate his
niglr moral reputation. AhtmTJ
nwMr
. r - . .
On Saturday last, thirty persons
con victe.1 in the United S..fwT
recently
lations of the Internal H... u
vio-
by Judge Bond, left Charleston for the
sen-
Albany Penitcntiar.y
A Widely AppUcable Remedy,
Few remedies are applicable to snoh a vil
range of. disorders as Hostetter'a Stomach j
tntters. and this not because it has special I
proprieties adapt, d to the cure of each sueh a
mamtestiy absurd-but on
1lflt- AW n t .1 t. .a
" Tuaerta improving effect
MAAA.i ..r '1. . .
T'" T ene MM 01 t&0 eXtem. and iu
-uo.
know7pr W!
r" " mouy ior intermit-
tent and remium feves TpeploTs
pation. torpidity of the liwgdeWlfir
"riuary and uterine difficulties, it nvar abTy'
nrnn.. In lu hi.1,1. : ii ,u,rauJ
wui wiu reminnt levers, dvsnensia const I
Datiort. tornldJr nfth i,v' JLr.vJ
1" "!D;"T'
uiuivuiuos. tb I U v aria Dl v
proves tn be highly serviceable in overcoming
anmmia, hypiKihondria rhoumatism. inmm.
m?'anJ.ma?7 ther disorders and disabilities
" " wveriy or imnnntr or th hlnn
. c
t - pnysicat iunc-
'
Gratuitions Adwin
- I TKia r-.i. - . .
hie, but doubtless in many instances much
bQent ou'd be derived were itpromptlv wt-
promptly act
ed upon. No section of the countrv is exemnt
fWvi-r ; . . F
uuuiuwMB ana many regions has its "ills
that flesh is heir to." To knw tha hAt
of combatting this common T enemy - with the
leaat injury to our p.kets and 17 is cer-
tamly a great advantage. At this season we
i5a.f?.Tf: J?ia ve.r' "ted spleen,
vitiated bile and inactive Imwolj mnA 1 1
dent persons fhoald
n'reUeTethe eigagetSn
healthy flow of bUefSS
ana caus.ng all unhealthy secretions to pass
off iu a natural mauner. Remember that "an
ounce 1 of 'preventive is wrrth more than a
pouua 01 cure."
The Scrintures sav Xumm Wrillt1 nnl lw.
1 eve when told that to be cored f
had onlv to bathe in lb rlrer
oeuei urought days of suflerinir uron him. an it
; ... wuau. lll Ull- I
mes upon those who delay taking Merbsxis
IIepatise for the Liver. When the skin and
eyes Decome yellow in the spring season, with
' - 'v aiiu uunn ui me ooay, ana a
heavy feeling about the stomach afipr m.l.. l
1 1 m in in a nai n n . . . . i. i .
there is but one chance to escape, Sickness of
bumeson is sure to come, unless the bile and
oaa dioou h carried out of the system. Go to j
your druggist. Theo. F. Klnttz nA . k,
tie of Herrell's Hepatike. that .ii .11
diseases of the liver.
Doctors are gnessers.
If tllPV frr.Ma Plirhl
?ou flre R" r'ght provided you pay the bill.
' iney guess wrong, vou coto th vnmirri
they go to their dinner. Merrell's Hepa-
t ne lias cured more eases of liver diseases, in-
digestions, conslination
the doctors and pills in the world combined
Aslc your druggist. Theo. V. Klnttx. about thi
medicine Hepatine. Each bottle contains
hfty doses, and will cure any case of liver com
plaint in the world.
vjiauje riAivrtis. uouoh HTBCr cures conirh.
no d .n,l .;n I
- 'u"iuitii liuim uiunuwuuun.
-J - . aiuiiti
THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.
TL... l . j 1
1 ... . 1 j
iireicwuuuiwicme orejcrioea dt nnrsi
c,.n." or 80,'., bv druggists, that carries such
JVa" "Ti"" ",7 W
vovoi,iioui,iMiin oiBurivrKTtrt lOUgns,
Colds settled on the Breast, ConsumpUon. or
arty disease of the Throat and Lunsa. A nroof
'act is mat any person afflicted, can ret
"iP.Bottle for 10 cents and try its super-
ZTl'SlSSr
country from Germany, and' its wonderful
cures are astonishing everyone that use it.
three doses will relieve anv case. Try it.
Sold by Theo. F. Kluttz, Salisbury, N. C.
MARRIED
Letz Coda. Oa Tharsdav the 4th
iust., at the residence of the bride's father
Rowan COQDt7. antl UlM AUc Co4a,
"Trtl V"JI UI'IIUKIi (fUliU MT. LflUU. OI I
p..- . 1 it:.. iKn..i
Iredell county, N. C.
SALISBURY MARKET,
May 10, 1876.
. .
g, 11
low do 10
stains 810
Ftotra market stockedbest fam. $3.00
inmr
--r"
2.75
gSJSSS SffSS
1.001.15
Corn market well supplied
6570j
Sweet Potatoe readijy at
Irish do
JiEAi-moderate demand at
7075 j
50
45030
25
$2.0003 00
124
Oats
Butter scarce
Chtckxxs per dozea
Eggs
Onions no demand
Cabbage full market per lb.
92M
RALEIGH MARKET.
WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
Raleigh, May 8, 1876.
FLOUR, North Carolina $S.0Q fS.25.
CORN, 75 a 80c,
-CORN MEAL, 80 a 90c
BACON, N. C. hog round, 14 a 15,
u " baniel6I7.
HIDES, green, 5J
" dry, 10 a 11
FODDER, baled, new $1.25.
MAY. N, C, baled, good. 90 a 1,0.
MANSION-HOUSE
I Centrally! Situatedl
Ixxtajllo Squaro
f SALISBURY, 1ST. O;
f Ut7SB Is In tbo centra of batinew;
? "u nearest to Iht depot.
( TuUe as goti xis die best.
: rFTh nnii..4 ...... . .
r--vii.- :.fyr nw tnanKs to
7Z. "-" .uwuT?;c,M1a ou at the
I iwfl.auu.asKurea ineni that nofF,rt k.ii
At. '" V..
;J. & H. HOEAH, IB
. JlliVyiilJllttS,
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
have just Deceived a
SPL0XDID STOCK OF
MnQf Tlnnnfifi,! T.l
OCIUUUUI tlv5WirV.
We W w l.
handsomeat stoe eeShlbSeS
in Salisbury.
S.SSt"4 mtl
wT? r $ "P"
Wa che8'J)f kmU5
Castors KanVin RinM U
1 1 J ' t! iuiuc puuiiu
- l8Pection. It comprises. Gold and Silver
Watches, of all kinds: feilver Pitr-h r,,
I " , . . - T wtpo,
astor8' Napkm Ring$ Forks, Knives, and
Spoons. The finest and most beautiful seta
Jewelry of all kind4 as Ear-drops, Breast
x inser lunffT.liraireleta Soalc T.rb-ne
Also, a Jot? of plain
CYT TTI nrkf T "DTlVTo
OUJjll) IzOIiD RINGS.
Also, agents for the celebrated
SChEiTliailSeil SllPtarlpQ
OJJCUbtHltJb
fcgthe finest glasses made.gj
Will oell lnm aa -i tt 4. .
" l"C 8Uin-
- AD GET YOCR
WITCH AND CLOCK. UKPlIttlC
done promptly asusual.! All work warranted
iz months. Dec16. 1875. lO.tf
Elm Watchzs.
1 More beautiful th.in pvpr is the now
. i
JlWllCLY
I '
consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
. U
GOLD AlfD PLATED CHAINS,
BRACELETS, LADIES SETS,
GENTS BUTTONS, PINS,
AND STUDS.
18 S. ENGAGEMENT RINGS &C.
We have made inf the handsomest
luauuci,
HAIR CHAINS, AIR JEWELRY,
Diamond and Wedding: Rin&s
Special attention giving to the Repairing
ana iimingot nne Watches and Regulators.
All Watches repaired by us are warranted
12 months. 5
Office doors above National Hotel
ten of large Watch and Pen.
see
.'urj, uw. jju-u.
GILES'
HT
TSAtf Uut
IODIDE OF AMMONIA
Cu res Neuralgia. Face rAche, Rheumatism,
Gout. Frosted Feet. Chilblains, Sore Throat.
Erysipelas, Bruises or Wounds of every kiud
in man or animal. f
At Barn urn's Hippodrome; Dr. Wood,
'rj curgeoni .s-oionei aicLaniels.
l . - I I X r
uaesklf, MJl. Vir, Ul KM I
W., 25ih street, pronounces Giles' Lini
ment Iodide of Ammonia the only remedy
that can be relied on to! cure lameness iu
horses.
hl by all Druggist. Depot No. 451
i
Sixth Avenue, New York. Only 50c and $1
per bottle.
THEO. F. KtUTTZ, Agent.
Salisbury, N. C.
March. 9, (22:6rqs.) :
BUCKEYE BIE-HI7E.
Persons wishing to purchase
the right to use or sell this most perfect inven.
tion in the following Counties, will call on the
dersigned,towitr
Rowan, Cabarnxs Starfly, Davie, Catawba,
li j n . n f
I have reduced th price oa farm rights from
$10 to $8.
I have also determined Jo offer County and
Township rights at a very reduced'Wice.
HNRY CApBLE,
2Ch6mps. I Salisbury, N. C.
KERR CRAIGE,
0cs.lias)l9U.xery
Ibtt
m ' - w mm w auu
; " .
Vmw
vhto
few -advertisements':
- ; -"j" - - --- - ' 2
A R F f 1TQ Fo Le8t thi,,lce ln the world
I W to coin monev Address U. 8.
SlfJJ DOCKET CO. Newark, N.j!
ftr. I - 4A AciTit ntiJ r 1 - .
' fi T Of fv cl1 Man or
O Vi! woewn can easily mak $5 to ,0
11 1 a. day. One who had net an.
TIA Vi T,BSed "d $7.50 in 1 hour:
Jil T j an niwrMnol . . . .
t ' m .m m wwm w su i w nHoi
nrrn n ? 1 1 Tr T U1u z.o in
ij tlVt bo O: 4 Mm. 1.1 . . .
bU and reliable, andhinF ri
extraonliaarv indnppmpni" v -v -nr.,
A CUP OF GOOD TEA.
A tint tart Vnn-liali Tt .
difference is pot urobablr owin. A k-
and traruporttion but that th Rusaiarw bnr
the best Tea grown in China, liiil f it... ttV
going to other countries. "
THE RUSSIA!! TEA COMPAFIY
TP, TT , "n,,,i qnanity of this
TI2A. - It is absolntelv PTTWP - . "
Uh'Zi miavpreIid. lft canisters, $2.50,
sample seat for 25c. RUSSIAN TV A rvi ii
t earl St., Ni. Y. .;
P?fAN90K SOUL CIURM -
hU," How either mr m.. r .
Slif!la,fl,r Th'wmple, mental acquire.
jnentall canj pLs frceby ,
together w lb a m.i.,;.. .m.'
together wijh
ivnt i-irt - Jt-r . ' . ; "
Addrtm T.
11XIAM Co., PuU Phils.
12:4w
FULLER, VARREH & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TOVE
RANGE
fl The largest assortment in
AND I
FURS ACE M The Market.
GOLDEN CROWN.
REPORTER
PIRITOF'To.
OUTHERN GEO.
i AND THE FAISOCS
TEVART'lDPRilVEn
MEET THE WANTS of EVERY DEALER.
Correspondence invited. Price List and Cut
upon application to FULLER. WARREN A
CO., V Water Street, New York. 21:4w.
1
1 p
! For
Coughs, Colds Hoars
AND ALL THO AT DISEASES, ;
Use"
JELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES
A THIRD AND SURE REMEDY.'
Sold by Druggist generally, and
r vLLjrs ot r ULiLj&llt UlucaO, II!.
' " ' ' ' 1 1 1. 1 1 1 taMwa
THIS TAPEH IS OX FILE WITH
FALL AND W INTER STOC
187 3.
E
75
10
10
Rbls. Mulasses.
do New Orleatii,
d Syrup.
Bags Coffee.
Keg Soda.
Boxes Cheese.
" Adamantine Candles.
25
25
40
25
25
3(1
20
20
10
m
25
40
40
coap
Cases Oysters 1
; Brandy Peaches
Fresh Peaches
" Pine Apples
Gross Snuff
Coils Cotton and Jute Rupa
Doz. Painted Pails.
Gross Flasks
2,000 lbs. Hemlock.Leather r .
1.500 lbs. Caodyj."
40.000 Cigars
50 Kegs Powder
50 Bags Shot
100 Reams Wrapping Paper v
10 I2. Scotch Ale
40 D02. Gingor Ale -
ALSO
A full line of Wood and Willow Ware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Saddles fc Bridles, Axes,'
Guns, Pistols, ice., kc.
Also, a large Jot of Canned Goods, a
choiee selecl ion of French Candies, Salt,
Pepper. Spice, Ginger Royal Baking Pow
ders; Rarsens. Corrauts, Figs. Citrons, Nuts
SaraTineB. Coaoanuts. Piekels, Sauces, Cat
snp, 'Potted Meat. Kerosene, Tanners and
Machine Oils. Liquors of all kinds. Hominy,
Grits. New York Buckwheat Flour, dee ,
&c., c. ..
,TJie above Stock was bought at the close
of the; season at greatly reduced prices, and
is offered at t Wholesale dT Retail at very
short Profits.
U BINGHAM d CO.
SalisburT. N. C, Dtc 16. 1875.
ft a day at home. Agent wanted. Out,
VI ii fit and terms fiee. TRUE & CO. Aa
gustaj Maine. March 9, 76; 1 yr.
ffl Q0flPr daJt home. amples worth
III giUjlfree. Stissos & Co Portland.
Maine.
1 March 9, 76: 1 yr.
H;' AGEHTS
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Which in thrilling interest, sterling merit. 1.
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