j
(arolina i Watchman.
OCTOBER 26, 1876.
MULES FOR SALE.
jo
n voung mulea and a filly; for aale,
f.. T T- MIPU! t ! -
' . : BUSINESS NOTICE.
&KoM wJeUed to ua hy nAf or
-Wust expect to make prompt settle-
bin their I dUe TllU " "
M MERQXEY & BRO
.., -i.A.rre indebted to us by Mortgages
or accounw arc ii-reM r,
r1
air when the time expire No other
: j j JONES, GASKILL&CO,
Oct ,1S7:1' .
na-simri by, -the store of
M . Kos."at ft!ui.t any hour .r the
;n il.iv iiiifu .r..rd.d with
off. Win uyu J"11 T'"" -
... I, ninir thrift iIloeS. boots, cloth-
... l...-h thev are offering at utiuati-
i.riies. ! From the aniouut of cot -
..... ..... dailv in fr'it lf trir w are House,
w. . . . .. i .i...
.1.1.. fc the sremyiug a nrrai urai oi iuc
i un.l tie learn are trying lair prees.
MP1-"":
ii. ii. helper;
I 4 . I '
i it... citizen d' Rowan count v
in - ; .... . . . :
iv. i .;iii.iii Mud Reform at the im
IV Vraiikliu Academy
ht Xflvrnitr I ft.
i
WeJiifMaN
at KViwmm Mill,.Xv. 2 1.
it bWv McL.Hjjlili,'l pi
. . t l' . J v
ace n
. a-. ii . i... . t :r..i
fine uol ll"er uvamiiiii
yn.(ioW and piaiuoint nagt-iuttit Uiii;,
. ji r... .. ili iiai .).
i . ..f Culldliiirv.
f
l:2t.
mil .'.- - j -
irrd MS't tual a -rt'iiiUiaii- ur. i. 1-
We are to hare some .fiae, racing during
the week. We notice the arrival of Mr. T.
Paxton of Buffalo Springs, Va., with his two
ne trotters; i4 Agnes Lee n and4 Billy
Chambers of Charlotte, . with Dusty "
and "Jennie,n Trottera, 1
Chas. Walker, Charlotte, with "Liza
ieart," MJock Roulach "'and - Tulula."
Running stock. r J?" ' ,
Messrs. Uorrace & Sullivan1 of Charleston,
fi. C.? with u3Iomeon" and -Ella," racers.
MrL U Arey, of tins city, with MLady
Helen," running.
i Others, we learn, will be here to-day.
There are several Trotters and racers from
adjoining counties to be entered to-day.
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1 " A terrible fire occurred in Lexington Tues
klay morning t.fbre day. The fire originated in
the office of k.' M. Earnheara Vtore he
clerkbeing abnent sitting up with a corpse. It
was nndoubtably the work of an Licendiarr.
Mr. E. had put into the safe juxt a few daya
before about $300.00. Mr. Urtt-.. field'- mil
leitery store and C. F. Low' store were alxo
dentroyed.' Good from all te atom aaved
except some heavy grnceria at Lowe'. The
building mM, Wlonged toC. F. Lowe
Mom estimated at $6,000 no insurance.
RACES YESTERDAY. .
We had two amusing scrub races yesterday
remarkable for fast time and gracefulness on
the traek First we had a
runnim; rack.
Sullivan K; Horace 01 t harlestun K.. en
tered Ella."-
yi. L. Arey of Salisbury, entered "Nelly
Whitlock"
"Ella" won first beat in 5" sec.
" Second " " T7 sec.
The race wm close sli round, '"Nelly" Whit-
lo. k" coming in only a few paces Ik hind nex
we had a
TROTTING RACK.
1. II. Riwe of SaTPsbiiry entered "Joab"'
Chambers of Charlotte, entered "Jennie"
"Joab" won rirt heat in 1 in. 50 sec.
" Second " u 1 in. 40 rc.
Tlii race was q'lite amnsin. Neither hojue
had ever leen on the track before, aixl having
bad very little training tliey would break, rir-t
one ahead and then the oilier, and mi on,, till
the other came out firnt.'
T-d i"y the racing will be better.
o
Do you take The Sonny. SouUiT
TlTeietai" line up Western has been
inW'tu s l-r iiie n;i.
! O
i ... ...
WiUfctice some pretty- aduiuons to i-ioral
7 : . . f r
Kill fwui our MMier iiu L,exiugion,
O -r-- "
Mriulel A't., oi I bartotte have on exhim
jliuuUcluu;
wm. I.I 2 w '
T 1 I . .
ll wrejHirteU ih.if. tliej stolen jkiwiler Bias
run iul UaViJuiu ttt o uirii:rur
jMtHsrritii yet as to who cotimnttexl ilie rou j
Un. ..
POWDER HOUSE R03BED!
TkJu!m iBerrv case bs been de idetl in
lU (Bi"U'ii "f Ilerrv of.Mnnv sii't titiruiary
i - t i -. t 1 . . .1. .
utLfXIl.-v U vol.lt.
S,rtwii f dk ctmlty tu 1 :be
t ' 1 ' r . .1 r - 1 . I
awH'ieM liir leiice at m lair crwiuifn aim
' ' .! - I I .1-1 IT .. .1
neh4iie race. 1 e wotuu 1101 uave. oeiieveo
: ti " . ' '. !.!...;
ll iul Meruit: is iKflievmsr.
I
'l iady'ii hat made of khe scrapings f a
noel and reflects
that shaped it.
fcura u us pretty as it is
tJiton the fair hanr
Otie of bur countrv ladies made it.
';'.'" O
Mr. Willis Wilkinson of the firm of Trot-
twind Wilkinson of Chirtotte. lias on ex
altation 1 extension ton Phaeton. 1 iumu
wtt buftn? and 1 otK'n buyirv all i verv
raw 1 ock'
'Mlfc.Kelly of Raleigh has oh exhibition a
Burglar Window Lock, which is a good
tiling, also patent umbrella holder, which
eu be UM'i
ale born.' ,
in a btiirirv. waron or on a sad-
Wonderful invention that,
! Mlflam Slr-lil, ua .f tt... V-.tw-.n-il ll.iti.l
M fitted un a! dinin room ou the fair
ruad, where vou can cet a fine dinner for
- : r-
aHUHll Mini r.il.- oml xvhm viuvi9llr the
Utter, flon't. rri l.tiil Ar alttintr ariiiinl tll(
Tb judges at the treAt Philadelphia Ex
y 'uk uiiutri
test various
Htol
Mima. lUL'u a., r.1 ..1 t Ii .iru.nlll... t.. T
- " - Bin fUl.CI 1 1 1 J .- U HI ... wu
neau uiaaufHcturer ovt-r all English
j competitors.
AW
aCri utllxr i n,muJlil..pii Thu VV i 1 1 i .-in t
Co. of irjrir..r.i i -. .
; !...:' -. ! o- -1
Xr. R. Ci Summers, of Wilkes co, passd
tlni lit 1..f T I . 1.0.1.1 av W l lia 1 11
the riiiht side and
nhhtwl ofl : 1 . 1...
Ir;7 . "M''f amounmiisj 10 soraeining i"
"niiin.. 10
, .i.iu, uii panis on
fSPn!it the time"
n. .. .! ' -. J
enat by the riverside, she and I. Isiehed
- " X "fj ulcu MIT sniu sntc won i.jt.
0ajh to eat at homa srid did not rare to
tng l..r tw. i..... v.. 1 1 i...- i
! ander throueh this wearv life."! The
P that irave utter in lli aKiitrv tpnl inm. ts
'0 late last nivht oJan-liiiKr parrfrlr for
T1 Panellation known a Job's coffin J
1m success.-
ii-
ilitary
'"PWtt an ralvl.rU ..... .I-I.: V
"oy School Celebration. Afttr the nre-
"wuriM i t. . 1 :..
1. . r. 1 ...a (a i ... . a - -
tdiBnirwa announced the boys were
J',ea iinjo line nd commanded by several
P"v were drilled in all tlk movements known
wn maaflfrA rnin fnrniahed
Vttsiuir Tap !it.; r
i i 1 --
Giant ewaeiit. There
r cement
is young man
is selling this won
He has various tests to
U,T n strength carries a big bowl out
s Vaieh he occasionally knocks a piece and
en taends its just for the fun of the thing.
r'ruesbi that all, broken ware in and
i'a tho city be brousrht to him ! to be
Hd6L . If th riAnnlA wniild iusttske him
.6n .1 - -; "I V" - i
?.l0ef could keen him busy for i little
1
CANNON 3IISIXG ! !
On last Saturday night the powder house,
belonging to G. A. Bingham fc Co., near the
car shops at this place was robbed of
kegs of powder. The door w as p rizctl open
and the pawder moved oif in a wagon.
The officers are fast on their track, 4 kegs
of the missing powder was .found Sunday,
hurried in a hay stack, in tha direction of
"Su;ar snrinrs," a notorious siMtt a short
distance - from '' the citv. Je I Tick man's
vagn seems to have conveyed the pvder
from the house, of course Joe knows noth
ing of ir. Jerry Jones, was suspected , of
boin-; in some wav connected with the rob
bery and when examined yesterday so mix
ed things a to render it next to impossible
to unravel hi; different yarns, which only
served to strengthen the conviction of Jiis
guilt. Furtherxaiuinations will le made
to-day.
f-t The cannon used on the 4th of JtHy has
leen moved from its place. We do not
know by'wbom or for what purpose it was
takn awav.
o
i- After a years silence, we make our third
annual bow. We are gratified to be able to
congratulate the good people in this sec
tion on the advent .of this, the sixth annual
Fair of Western Carolina. Owing to many
causes, too distastful to nfention, it has
been predicted by some, who, we suppose
have frequent attacks of hypochondria.
blues, or the like, that our fair forTG would
be a failure. Now, notwithstanding these
evil omens, we assert our opinion, and say
that the prospects are tine, and to back our
judgment, we only ask that you look at thei
number of entries, in all the departments.
Florel Hall, the pride of our ladies, has
bceirtastefully decorated with cedar, ever-4
green and flowers. In the center plays a
pretty fountain, hedged in by mosses, ferns
and rocks. Blooming flowers diffuse their
fragrance throughout the Hall. The walls
are decorated with the handi-work of many
a fair hand. "Wagons -and carts arc con
veying to the grounds numerous articles for
all the departments. There will be a good
display in live stn;k, and in fact, consider-
ng the hard-times, and the prcvelancc of the
Centennial fever, our fair, will bo a suc
cess. Fair Week Daily.
0
LIST OF MARSIIAELS FOR THE FAIR.
Frank Brown, Chief, Salisbury.
, " ASSISTANTS.
Eli Sprins, Charlotte, -Chas.
N. Vance, Charlotte,
Jos. Vaughn, (iermanton,
Wade H. Harris, Concord,
John II . Reid, Mt. Mourne Irdell Co.
Chas. Griffith, Clemonsvllle,
Samuel Blackburn, Germanton,
-Thomas Carter, Madison,
ET H. Eilers, Wilmington,
William Frew, Rock Hill
T. S. Leslie, Elkin, Yadkin Co.
Harry K el ley, Mobile Alabama,
John W; ;' Brown, Lexington, N. C.
C. F. Lauier. Hickory,
John A. Dickson, Morganton,
Daniel Miller, Salisbury,
John G. Heilig, Salisbuy,
W. R. Myers, Jr., Charlotte,
J. Wallace, Statesville,
Fred. Walker, Chester, S. C.
J. T. Redwine, Albemarle,
W. P. Haifstoo.' Winston,
Jas. D.Glenn, Leaksville,
Dr. J. McLelnd, Moorsville,
Dr. Thoa. L. Kelley. Mocksville,
Dr. IL T. TrsuthatUjSalisbnry,
Masters Earnest Shober and Sidney Heilig,
Immediate Aids to Chief Marshal.
If not, send for U Immediately. eItf'l4 the
uni venal favorite, and . allv, Southerners' are
proud of it. ' Let a large cjob be raised without
delay in this community.; It is the only illiu
trated literary Weekly in the South, tand the
prewand people everywhere unite in pronoun
cing it the 'equal in every, respect of any similar
publication i in America. . The best! literary
talent of the whole country, North and South,
is writing for ir,- and it ; has lomelhinc each
Week for all classes of readers, lit stories are
superior in literary merit, and equal in thrilling
interest to those of any other paper, and its es
says npon all subjects are from the. .best minds
of the age. ' i
In addition to thrilling new stories, 'a series
of brilliant articles will -soon begin on tne
Campaign and Battles of the Army of
Tennessee, bv Colonel B. W. FkoBKL. a dis
tinguished military engineer of that army in alt
its trying times. " These papers will explain all
the movements of Generals Johnston, Hood
and Sherman. Don't miss any of the numbers.
They will read like a fascinating romance.
New and exciting stories are beginning every
week or two. ' 1' ' ' ! .
State and local agents are being - appointed
every wherebut let each community j form a
club at once ami send tor the paper. Having
passed successfully through two of the hardest
years we shall ever see, it now challenges the
aduiiralioivand unlimited support of :tbe peo
ple. v. The price is $u a year, but clubs of four
and. upwards get it for $2.60. ; Address J no. H.
Seals, Atlanta, Ga. " ' ' .
.y;.v.Lv"-.:..- j -
"OLD" SALISBURY.
The subjoined list of old residents of
this place, dating hack about sixty years,
was sent us hy uu aged lady resident,
wiih rcquest to publish, if thought ol
ei.'fircie'ul interest to the readers of the
present dny It is of interest to many ;
to the descendants of those whose uatun
are given below, especially. It is of its
teresl lo all who have known Salisbury,
and many such are now residing in dil
tiieut parts of tlie country. This list
will euabltt them to live oyer, iii imsgi
nation, their time beie, which, though uf
Utile prac ical value, is pleasing to most
people after they have reached thiee
score and ten.
In this connection we will ui-u:iou h
fact which sui pi i.rd us, not ioi.g rince,
in relation to tlc iMvugi e ol liuie. In
glancing over some old book- in 0111
office, Mur eye feli on the li?t uf tovi.
subscribers to tiio " Watchman" frr the
year IS40 36 years ago. There wen
GS of them, and of this number there
were only four kuuwu ty be living at ihi
time.
0 geutl men, the time of life is short."
Merchants uf. Salisbury in the year 1815.
James Lick, the California millionaire.
died ou Sunday morning lu San FraneU
cnt frotn eiliauattiioTt and old'ageJ' He
was bom at HFredricksburg, Lebanon
eoniity; Penn.j iugusi 25, 1796;.. and
weut, when a ? young j tnan to Buenos
Ay res, where he accumulated a small fort,
nue. . lie went to:6au Francisco in 1817,
and invested Lis money n land, which rose
immensely in value 011 discovery of gold.
Two years since he assigned $2,000,000
from his estate to trustees for various
public and phitanthropic jurpo8es. In
1875 a revised defed was mde, and the
trustees Say the business is in such a shape
that no Complications Can issue, in carry
ing out Mr. Lick's charitable designs
The total value o( tlie trust is estimated
at about $5,000,000. 11
HOW TDlKEEP A PIG.
A correspondent of the Agricultural
Gazette gives some wholesome advice in
regard to the proper manner of keeping
pigs. He says that cleanliness and cure
are nfcVtr waali d Upon him, that tb pig
is just beginning o find his right poni
liou to society, L A short time ng., ii was
thought he could iv anywhere, and fat
ten 011 anything ; the old fill. ivy of con
oideriug the pig a-diny animal has al
most exploded, but yet he is only a shade
. August Plower.. .
J00 miserable being, iua 'world
CpUhitiDS and Liver
DeoblTlril1"11 v,ntT-fi per eentl of the
thj tio-th.e Puite! Hute8 rffl''teJ with
Scor f Sto'i,1M!asf8 tbiir ffecl sSJs'ieh as
Costiven mac Sick Headache, Habitual
burn,' WM" PalPitat5,n 'fthelliart. Heart
uaiuaatat!rrsn gDwinp "d bnroing
Coated the p 6f the Sto,nac Yellow Skin,
mouth Jrn4ia5 an1 disgreab1e tate in the
iiir!tii"ie",nlBt 0D of fooa ftr eatings low
ir luttx Go to yar Dre?t Theo. F.
r Air ' Sa,80,,ry. aud get a 75 centBottle
Vf .;OU8T Flower or a Sample Bottle, for
in
i
ee
u.
uts. Try it Two doses will relieve
itl.lISRIED.
Iu this county Oct. 19th, at the residence
of the bride's father, by A. W.KIuttz, Esq ,
Mr James P Lud wick and Miss Laura C.
daughter of Mr G M Fisher!
SALISBURY MARKET,
Corrected by J. M. Kxox & Co.
October 18, 187C.
Middlings,
do
Moss A L ekf, Miebael Rruwn. John
Fultou. Dauiel re.s. Juhu Murphy. Thom
as L- C'oWaU, Albert Torreue, Allison d5,
Kelly. Maxl. Cambers jtud John Campbell.
FitZitKlllMHS.
Holds.
James II ui. Wui H Slauhtr. Rerusrd
Krider. Mrs Sarah Varbrough kpl a Jri
vat boarding Huse- '
. Physician.
IIoracM R SatterwLit'. Jdin Josvph Mu
glfberg, William Minire, Meplieq L Fer-
ruI.- " , j
H ' i' ' " Printers. -' - j . ' " :
Frances Coujxe and Jacob Kiider.
Sitter Smith.
iluifh Horah, James HaiHptnQ, Kurt is
Wilkiusuu.
Tailors.
George Miller, William Dicksou.
Hatters.
John Smith. James Gillespie.
SJwe Makers.
r Peter Krider. Ifeury Slighter. I
Carpenters.
John Trexl r, Williatn Rough, John
Albright.
SatUcrs.
Dauiel Bailey. Juhu Utztnau.
Carriage Makers
Betij. P. Pearson. Charles Biles,
JJhair Makers.
t
Robert Wood. William Biles.
, Blacksmiths.
David L Thompson, Dauiel Jacobs,
Philip Sharer.
Cabinet Maker.
Iewis Utxmau.
Tinners.
Dauiel Cress, Thomas HolmesJ
Tanners.
John Beard. Thomas Mull, Win Chambers.
Jiutcliers.
Thomas Mull, Heury Verble. Win Cham
bers, j
Baker and Confectioner.
Elizabeth Hughes.
Post Mistress,
Eliza Balfour.
TThe mail was brought once a week on
horseback ; IJ Mr- Ripplr of Salem, Post
Rider. It being the close of the war, every
Mail' day we were anxiously expeetiug the
Federal Republican from AVashiugton City.
auJ Uie Mtnerca, from Haleign-J
or two belter un. j How ofteu !. we see
him in a equ-ire j inclosure, entiug and
sleeping in Hie same place, his stye only
cleaned out ooco 4i twice duting l'ie year,'.
and Uie wieictied pg aia.idiug belly-d 'ep
in filth. One has often heard it remarked
that pigs aie fond of wallowing in the
mie, but this simply arises from irritation
cf the ekiii, bionglii .011 by living con
tinually in dirt, the j anim.il iherefoie
wallows in the mire to all iy the itching.
The pigsit e should be divided -into two
pans the 01. e where iherrg feeds,' oper,
and simply walled ; round ; the other,
where he reels, rooted, mid boards fr him
to lie upon ; for it is much more conduc
ive to 1 he health uf I he pig tiial 4te should
not sleep on liltef. hen l.e lies oii
boards 1 In -tip circul-Ut's all round the
body, whereat', whe.n li ter is supplied lo
him, ii walking lo and from his trough
ti bed he carries part of the. straw out
and in again with him ami of necessi.y
lies down in it, and breaihes u pu't e.-ceiit,
nnwhidesoini' hi pnisph' re. The stye
.-h'Hild be brushed out ever)' morning,
md footl i-iifijiluil ihiee tunes every day.
.tt st. lied iioui ; mid ni n e should be
pl.iced in ihcMough tliAii (he pig cm eai
:it one time, aul the looiiin inter should
be wui m ; the pig Isliouid also have con
stant access 10 wat-'i peif-cily fresh and
clean. 13 11 ley mii.il, m'itei to the c i
sisteiico of (fougli. is tl.e best food when
pigs are put up lor f iiu-uiug; but whit
growing, the waste fr-itii ihe house and
aidt'ii, with a lew ui.iugels, and now and
l hen a feed of peas, w:l keep theja in
good Mider, 'anil biiiig thciu along Utuil
put upon bitjey meal.
To Shake, or not to Shake ?
Aye, that is the question. Is it belter to
ijuiver from bead lo foot in the paroxysms i,f
lever and ague, or to b.tnish the atrocious di
ease by a con ri? of thai st indurd anti-febrile
rented v. IIostelttcr'sBitlers. There cannot be
much douut as to the resiHnse of the malariar-
striekeu lo this imj iiy. From every locality
011 this continent whose iiiliaiitautsare torment
ed with the shiyisrijiii; plague eiMiies an incieas
ing ileui.nid for the only genuine preventive
xiid erdic ini of 111 ilari 1 provided bv science.
The denizens of fever mid aue districts well
know how ullerlv inadeoUHte 10 do more than
give a brief respite afe tiie so-called remedies
of the fatuity. (Quinine, ar-euie, iusmutu
what are these but poisoikims uilliatives, winch
cease after a time to priduce tinv beneficial
e fleet whatever, anil if persisted in wreak irre
parable nusch let niKn the svstein 7 Everywhere
tliey are lieiujj abandoned ly intelligent per
sons, and thai genuine vegetable jscili: for in
terniittent and remittent : disease, Hostel ter s
Diltera, substituted iii their place
COTTON dull
low
stains
Bacon, county, hog round
Butte it
Eggs
Cuickess per dozen
Corn market well supplied
Meal moderate demand at
Wueat good demand at
Flock market stocked best fam.
super.
Potatoes, Irish
Onions no demand
Lakd ,
Beeswax
allow
It. ACK BERRIES
Apples, dried
Sugar
Coffee
Calicos
It is reported that lleeeher is head
over ears iu debt, and that the brethren
-r onulLintr whether they must not
give him a long leave of-abeoce from
preachiug this fall and winter, to enable
him to suei glheu Lis chequer by lec-
luilng.
10
0g,9
68
, 15
2025
1012i
$1.502.00
55G0
6070
851.10
f:.00
2.50
50
75
12i15
3040
3540
28 30
67
46
1115
25
610
SAVE YOURHOGS !
: ENNSSS' ' ' '
HOG CHOLERA CURE
Never known to fail if taken in! time.
The best and most efficient Cure and Prc
ventive known. Saul to be by those who
have used it to be in unfailing remedy. -7
Read the following testimonials from citi
zens of the highest respectability : .....
Salisbury, Jane 2, 180.
Mr. EXNIS8 . . 4
Dear Sir: I have used with great satisfac
tion your f Hog Cholera Cure," and can
truthfully .recommend it to all hog raisers
as a great preventive and surecure when
given before the hog ii too sick to eat.
i Respectfully,
It. R. CRAWFORD,
Of the Firm of Crawford- Heilig.
' Sahsburt, Sept. 6, 1876.
Mr. Enxiss This is to certify that I have
used Enniss' Hog Cholera Cure for years and
can say that I have never had a case of chol
era among my hogs since I began to use it,
and recommend it to the hog raisers of the
country. - ROBT. MURPHY,
i Of the Firm of R. & A. Murphy.
For sale at Enniss Drug Store, iVcc
25 a box. 47:tf.
SPRING-STOCK
V. .1876,
Family!
roccnos
It Whalrule iud BttaiL
B
J. & JL H0EAH,
Jl
1 avi 1 1
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
3f
It A LEIGH MARKET.
WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
Raleigh, October 14, 1876.
FLOUR, North Carolina $5.50 a $0.00,
CORN, 75 a 80c.
CORN MEAL, 80 a 90c
BACON, N. C. hog round, 14 a 15.
" hams 16)j a 17.
HIDES, green, b
drv, 10 a 11
FODDER, baled, new 80 a $1.00.
HAY, N.C. baled, ood. 7a 80.
HA VE JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK
Most Beautiful Jewelry.
We have just received the largest and
NOW IN STORE AND ARRIVING
75 Rbls. Molassej. - "
10 do New Orleaut
10 do Syrup. " . -
75 Bags Coffee. -
25 Kegs Soda.
10 doz. Lemon Syrup,
50 boxes Adamantine Candles.
25 Bxes Soap,
75 Cases Oysters 1
20 eases Brandy Peacoes,
20 Fresh Peaches,
10 " pine Apples,
30 Gross Snuff
25 Coils Cotton and Jute Rone
0 Doz. Painted Pails.
40 Gross Flasks
1.500 lbs. Candy
40,000 Cigars
50 Kgs Powder
50 Bags Shot
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Doz. Scotch Ale -
ALSO
A full line of Wood and -Willow Ware
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Saddles & Bridles, Axes,
Guns, Pistols. &c.. Are.
Also, a larye lot of Canned Goods, a
choice selection of Freuch Candies. Slt.
Pepper, Spice, Gineer, Roval Baking Pow
ders, Raisens, Corraufs, Figs. Citrous, Nuts
Sardines, Cocoanots, Pickles, Sauces. Cat
sup. Potted Meat, Kerosene, Tanners and
Msehine OTIs, Liquors of all kinds, &e., Ac.
1 he above Stock was bought at th eIo
of the seasou at greatly reduced prices, and
l nffa.na.1 -U'l...l.....l.. t. r !
. uuTiru m n uwiroaic w ieiaii ai very
short urofits. '
BINGHAM tpO.
Salisbury, N. C, June 12, 1876.
handsomest stock of Jewelry ever exhibited
in Salisbury, and respectfully invite public
inspection. It comprises. Gold and Silver
HIGHEST MOBS
AT THE
UNITED STATES
CENTENNIAL
World's Exposition, 1876
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET OBGANS
Unanimously assigned
the '
"FIRST RANK
Watches, of all kinds : Silver Pitchers. Cuns.
Castors, Napkin Rings, Forks, Knives, and
fepoons. ilie nnest andmdst beautiful sets
of Jewelry of all kinds, as Ear-drops, Breast
nns, r inger Kings, bracelets, Seals, Lockets,
&c, &c., &c.
T Also, a lot of plain
SOLID GOLD RINGS.
Also, agents for the celebrated
Schaffhausen Spectacles
5"the finest glasses made.
Will sell as low as any House in' the south.
CALL HERE AND GET YOUR
. WATUI 1D CLOCK BEPAIK1XG
done promptly asusual. All work warranted
12 months. Dec. 16, 1875. lO.tf
NEW AD VEBTISEMENTS.
2S rATJCTT CABSS all si vie.
with uame lOcts. post paid. J. B. Husted,
Massau. Rens. Co., N. Y. 48 4w
APCfJTQ If yuvrutthe best sell
HUCIl I O ing article in the world and
a solid gold patent lever wntchVfree of cost,
write at once to J. BRIDE & CO.. 767
Broadway, N. Y. 4S.4w.
Machinery Gone.
Many Years? of Careful Re-
search has produced it.
1
Wood's Improved Hair Restorative
is unlike auy nthfrl ud haa no ejn .1. I h
Lmpr-'veJ has uew ves:elable touie. proper
ties; fetore rey hair to a gloKsiy, uatural
elor ; restore fa led. drv. harah and faltiutf
hair ; restores. drepei, gives vigor t tl
hair ; restores hairto prematurely bald heads
removes daudruff, ijuniors. tealy -eruptioua
removes irritation. Itching and Maly dryiiesS
No artie.le nfodticeS Mich Wonderful effects
Tiy it. call for Wood's Improved Hai
Restorative, and dan't be put off with any
other article. Sold by all Uruffnits in this
place aud dealers, every where. Trade sup
plied at manufacturer nricea by C. A
Cook ic Ck, (Miieago, SoW Agents for the
Uuited States and CaitaJas, and by J. F.
Heury. Gurrau &uC.. New. York. 51
Fine Sensibilities aro like Woodbines.
Delightful luxuriex of beauty to twine around
a itoiid upright Htecn of understanding, but very
(Kxr things if uuAUtaiued by strength, they are
left to creep alon: the ground. So it in with
the body, when -Milained by strength and health
then all in beauty .ahd happine. But when
enfeebled by diease there in no silvery lining
to the cloudi. tilooiui prevade all nature and
lioje dwindle into despair. Invalids, would
you enjoy that iiieiuiinableboon, health? Know
that it in within your power. Thouxandrt have
been a bad off yifu, are. Strength lo their
enfeeliied litubn, and joy to their dexpouding
hearta haa been imparted by the judicious ux
of Dr. Terr's Vegetable Liveit Pills the
boon to su tier ing humanity.
. IX TUB 7
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
Of such Instruments!
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
have the honor to announce that the organa
of their mauuTtclure have been unanimously
HKi4iined "the FIRST RANK in the SEV-
MANSION HOUSE
Centrally Situated
On tlxo 3F-ulT311o Squaro
SALISBURY, N. 0.
'IHE HOUSE i in the centra of buineaH.
A aud ikicarcst to the depot.
Taole as good as the best.
Servants attentive and polite.
Board per day V 0
.Sinirle Meal 50
jySpecial Contracts for a longer term.
Omnibus to and from all train?.
Best Livery btablo near at band.
IND READING, PSYCHOMANCY.
b ascixatiox. Soul Charming, Mes
merism, and Mabriage Guide, showing how
either nex may fascinate and gain the love and
atiection of any jieraon they choope instantlr,
403 page, by mail 50 cts. Hunt & Co., 139 S.
7th St Phi la., Pa. 41:4w.
NO e tart ,! 'n a DU8'nc,, 7OB
f ft V V Y?"1 luae a wtek without cap
jlUiNJu 1 ilal eauy and renjieetably: for either
sex. AULA I S SUri'Ll CO.. 261 Ikur-
ery- New York. 524 w.
860 A WEEK. Male or female. No cap
ital. We ifive steady work that will briuir
you $240 a mouth at home day or evening.
Inventors Uuiou, l.J Creeuwich St., New
York. - 52.4w
AQSX7TS. Investigate the merits of tha
Illustrated Weekly, before determining up
on your work for this fall and winter. The
combiuatiou for this season surpasses anj
thiug heretofore attempted. Jepiis pert
free on application. Address. CHAS.
CLUCAS & CO., 14 Warren Y. iv
dTDlTTTTDnn
JUHUJT-1
DBfi
Since Rupture is dangerous and the Elas
tic aud other trusses injure those who rss.
them, all classes are thow.iug t.hem a.waj
and using Dr. hermjtJUs Rupture suppoij.
lThe undersigned tenders his thanks to J and Curative Compound, which gives relie
EKAL REQU1SI TES of instruiuenU of the many friendx who have called on him at the in all cases aud. restores the parta to natural
THIS PAPER IB ON FILE WITH
For several days past Mr. j Miller of
Philadelphia has been in the city, remov
ing the machinery of the old Rock Inland
Factory from the building, preparatory to
shipping it to Philadelphia. Mr. Millet
is one of a firm in Philadelphia which
purchased the machinery with a view
In putting it into operation there. Forty
tons of jt left Saturday. This) we sup
poe puts an end to the old Rock Island
Factory, as well as to the hopes of ever
having it put in operation again. The
jeans manufactured here once was'kuowu
and worn throughout the South.
It was expected by many that when
the condition of the country grew better
that the bnrz q! the spindles in the old
factory would once tnore be beard antt
that probably this would give rise to
other similar enterprises but the prospects
foi this kind of improvement ii not pat
tieularly bright at present., There are,
however, other directions in which capi
tal can be applied and we are led to be
lieve that when Til den is elected, it will be
applied iu a.way which may be equally
beneficial to tins city aud country. Char.
Observer.
QUESTIONS
FOR EVERY ONE
ANSWER.
TO
Are you troubled with Indigestiou, Cou
stipatioti of the Bowela, Dyspepsia, or auy
disease of t.hw Ltver .Have you n life red
for years aud found uo relief from the us of
mediciuetil Do yni have a faint appetite,
aud are you troubled with feelings of lan
guor ? If you have thege feeliugs we kuow
you havi nut tried ihe uew discovery MER
RELL'S HEPATINE, at Then. F. Kluttz'
Drug Store. It ; i perforiniug wouderful
cures in this aud all other 4mmuuitieg
where the people use it- it is pronounced
by all aft the best i Liver Mediciue in the
world. Two doses will! relieve the worst
ea of Dyspepsia or (Jonstipatiou of the
Bowels. Each bottle contains fifty doses
and a teaspoon fu I of this medictue iu a wine
glassful of water three times a dy for oue
day, produces a most ; wonderluT .chance.
Where the system is run dowu with loss
of energy aud appetite, or Dyspepsia, with
all its tiaiu of evil.Hs ffectiujc its deadly
work, thia remedy. Merrell's Hepatixe,
never fails to bring about avpeedy and per
mauent cure. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues of this tnediciue aud ' live from
day to day without" trying th Hepatink.
ha vj our sympathy, but can uot be cured
u..lees they take the Medicine.
Where AdvertUluc ContracU can O uutdm.
fl.iMit" liv I lie Jndiren at the CENTENNIAL! Mansion, and aisurea them that no ellort shall
EXHIBITION at Philadelphia, 1876, and are be spared to make their future visits pleasant.
theONtiY INSTDMENTS OF THIS GEN- Sfhe Traveling Public will always find
ERAL C1.A8S AWARDED THIS RANK, pleasant quarters and refreshing fare.
Thin in after the severest competition by the! WM. ROWZEE
best makers, before one of the most competent Feb. 3, 1876. 17:tf
iuries ever assembled.
They have also received the MEDAL, but,
as is well known, 'medals of euual merit have
been awarded all articles deemed worthy of
.i -i . r. :n I... A. ' I
recognition ; so inai ii win w cany iur muj
makers to advertise lhat they have received
first medals."
The diflerences in competing articles, and
their comparative excellence, are recocnired
in the Re,rt of the Judges, from which the !
following is an extract:
" THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
r.0-'a exhibit of Reed Orerans and Har
moniums shows Instruments of the
FIRST RANK IN THE SEVERAL RE
QUISITES OF INSTRUMENTS OF
THE CLASS viz.: Smoothness and
eaual distribution-of tone, scope of
expression, resonance and singing qual-;
ity, freedom and quickness in action
of keys and bellows, with thorough
ness of workmanship, combined
with simplicity of action." (n?d
fey aU the Judges.) The Mason and Ham
lin Organs are thus declared to rank first, not
in one or two- respects only, but in the SEV
ERAL REQUISITES ot such instruments,
and thev are the ONLY ones assigned this
rank. This triumph-was not unexpected, for'
the Mwun & Hamlin Cabinet Organa have
uniformly been awarded the highest honors
in comoetitions in America, there having
been sea reel v six exceptions in huudreds of
conietition. They were awarded highest
honors ami
Pare Italian Q see as $1,0
FOUR FOR $10.00
Sate arrival and purity
guarmnUL
Italian stocks $13.50 each.
Morgan's combination
HIVE $2.50 EACH
Address,
KUFUS MORGAN
Old Fort, A. C.May 10. t
vigor. Dr. ohermjtu s Amoks witn-TluDle
iufortiihtion and likeness of bad cases beosa
aud after cure seut for JjO Aents. Office i
Ann St., New York, Save this. 51. 4w
A Farm and Home of Your On
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE ITi
The best and cheapest lands in market
are iu EASTERN NEBRASKA, on the
line of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD..
The most favorable terms given, and vsry
low rates of fare and freight to all settlers.,
The best markets
FREE PASSES TO LAND. BUYERS.
Maps, descriptive pamphlets, new edition of
THE PIONEER, sent Tree every where,
Address. 0. F DAVIS.
Land Cotntu'r. U. P. R. U. Omaha. Neb.
Plantation for Sale.
FIRST MEDALS
Paris 1867;7ienna 73 Santiano 75;
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
The Undersigned offers for sale the plan
tation which he formerly lived upon, lyiug
immediately on thepub!ic road leadiug from
Salisbury to Cheraw, 10 miles South-east of
Salisbury, coutaiuing
250 ACRES,
i- ... . . . , .,i
rr . . . i . . . I .f trhiuh thuru l uluillt nHM nail WOO It laBU.
ana nave ttms oeeu awaruea nignesi nouors "
1.1- . ..... , .a a.a. ... I II" II 1 U I II M n 1 1
me nuiri joiiuu is nif-u"m c..-.. u
tilable land. There is ou the premises a
at
Every World's Exposition
at which they have been exhibited ; being
the
owiir Axa.cxixcAxa' oROArra
which hve ever obtained '
XKY. AW AUD j
at any competition with best European makers, or
la any European World's exposition
NEW ST LKS. wltb lmnrovemenU. exhibited at
tbe CENTENNIAL; elegant new caaea In great va
riety, ences rjr towtst consisienc witn nest mate
rial aad workmanship. Organa sold for cash or
Installment, or rented until rent pays. Keerg Or
gan warranted to gie entire mxtiaction to evtry reao
onabU jntrekoMir or TBI JIOMEY KKf NDKD. ILLUH
TKATKD CAT ALOJUKS aent tret.
MASON & HAMLIN OKUAN CO. 154 Tremont
wAdams Street, Chicago; 87 Great Marlborough j Seed. Orchard G . Blo Grass. ReI op
Ur&r ,enM; m nd Timothy, wnich I will sell cheap at
btyt. Si, 'jaTS ty I LNMS5
good dwelling, good barn, and all uecessa-
ry out-buildiugs. Also a goou wen aua
good springs couveuieut.
Any person wishing to purchase land
would do well to call on the audersigned at
Salisbury. Terms will be made to suit-the
limes. P. N. HEILIG.
Salisbury, N. C.
July 132 mos.
Attention FARMERS'
GRASS SEED.
Jostrereived a fresh supply of Clover
IN PRESS OUTFITS READY THE
"ENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.
A graphic pen picture of its history; grand
buildiugs, wonderful exhibits, curiosities,
great days, etc. Profusely illustrated, thor
oughly popular and very cheap. Must ttll
immensely. 5.000 AGENTS WANTED.
Send for full particulars. This wHl be the
chance of 100 years to coin niooej fast.
Get the only reliable history.
Hubbard Bros., Pdb3m 7J.J bansom .
Philadelphia.
P ATTWTnU not JeivetI bX premature
Unll 1 1UJ1-b oks. assuming to b "officiaP
and telliug wl.at will happeu in Aug. and
Sept. 624w
P I UU
HABIT CURED.
A Certain anfl snre Cnrs
Large Reductiou in Prices. A trial bottle
free. Mrs: A. DROLLINGER, LaPorte.
Iudiana. Box 1034. (Formerly Mrs. Dr.
S. B. Collius.) 43 4w
For
Coughs, Colds Hoars$nS,
AND ALL lUlGAT DISW
TIse
WELLS' CARB0L1P TAflUfS.
PUT UP ONLY 1 RUg BOES
A THIRD ANP?17RJ5 REMEDY.
Sold by DruggUt generally, and
FCLLER A FULLER, adoage tjl.