Watchmai
.Willi 1111
L OC A L
MULES FOIi SAL
..nuns mute 'nd a fillj for a!;
T J. J. .STEWAIiT:
if0-.. ? . i,-- I- ' ' .'. '
hoi.rHril.!ca to u
lv note
or
,Lct txi make prompt etilet
.t:-! II
ci.!. ... .ri 'fall due, Tin u th
i . man i-
-51:4t. ;
indebted to i ; Mortgage,
.t
.ccounU are reqtieted to acltl
J th lime ex in re, o. outer
7-1:
in.-
H!,nn by I
ie atre of
Mt altmM any
htmr f the
th-irHore rnuwtUd witl
tlifir l)o-8. buwtjs. cluth
I . .. Kii'li tin
'i I .1,' .. ..i... .iff-rii.i at lltlllttll.
'p -T
Frcm thi hum
inut f cotj-
ifnllv n fftuit of theiij
aie !ius.
iuk1 'h bujiutf a tfreit d-Hl of th?
fair priws".
lr. '
-.r
citiz'ii! nf Uiwniv eonntj
an
id Reform
al the tot
VeleidaV
Hi ..Academy
u !2..in Jin lii. ivv Z
V 'V . . . .
03'
kfn.bT'"" l"rt. A'v.
L i1 ..I V .... 4
3.
j.ffpr-n itulebted to us by note or ac-
j, Bfitilifd to ni.-jke ! prompt p-ttlr-
WtfeO t!' ate ursi ot jaiiy.
itfe aill hot jt'iv l"iiT ind'il;eiM'e.
t:tl .l.ijs time is
LtrtiiiireU all exiuta.ti :j of Vue timr
: ; A"J. MOCK.'-if- CO
,tt7U
lUIJdavs-
l : i
if Kill tuck case ha been removed
to
.rliLm Cb'uni v. Iltpivad '"not iruiUy;
. : 1: 1 . .1 . I ...
ii'f 1 e can be hal lv Callina on Mr
a Err in at the I'epot.
'Wr H.'tlarru of the ' oncold C-an put in
1
iiprriHe laM Fiiday. II is looking
Our c uliiraliiii a inoiiHlni he. -
IkK. F.iUoi r i pl.iunin (t.r. the erection
N li.lmji-j-q'iu k wwt'K, l.e was liviruevl
1a FHiUv.
i(t ftev we learn that Mr,
J.
Br-;
ii mA Mis Je- tie Janus are beipji
I nil
liev cafne vc rv! near
kceoint! it!
M,niil
11 WHS over.
unif'ivHivf KU'i 1 1 in taken a nrem-
t
Vance a4 the U.l an4 biuuest babv in
Stite aari;yis.hf i-tired 'of hisJaivV run-
eigu jtiH sl'ler llie elect iuu.
ITlitrs wsf an ''up the country" chap follqw
I.tlii Tiuneer-M Fire Engine all day, lal
nndy 1 When asked why he watched! if
tdoe, iie'naid Ihe wanted to hear it play.
aft wrrv.be w. disaitnointed. hut disau-
. "
nothertaRe if -rom.tness on the part of
Inurance Ciiinnsinr. Mr. i Ii. F. RoerT
wm biirnwd on the 27tli, of Oct. and the
Hhmjtl settled on th 3Ut, so with all
f liw lise,' f the icrasiuti,".inclt din he
aJidoiie Ailr. Harrjxoir house. All these
""ff1 W -jinaurtd with i Mr. J. Allen
R. Harrison of thi place took the
pfemmni t the Suie fair and the name at !
'Sir on! hisj cotton, which Jas the finent
JlanesiJhutfof any variety j. known to tins
m.r. - Tliose inttresteil in raising fine col-
Mould jproifure I seed from him he Xas
ff diww of; Urw cottoil oldal 2 cnto
on: the market pricej '
J i t o- t -!
fyrtior jfAarWOnt,, Superior Court is i in
rfCeciisenUl Locke, who killed
r'tIlirriBgerla'st winter, came up Tues-
.1 "id 6n affi J.1il W:m romcivod to nvidOn
I ' ' ,
J , know personally nothina of! it
fNaior,, but wi have beard of no other
IfHwtc- the public coining up
in
1.1
:IT:iHra7 Almawe This is unqnestion-
v.... . ' "
H4 excellent Jittle lawk. It? goi up
W"1 le: -i Evervthine neat and
or
in P! ihiti : ' .. I
T.- 4-vuirising more iniormatiou
rfpace
ork
Pfl iaeeii . ' Vli.; T..- II V..nt. Lll
'pfonghou V
1 etiMnes iJAv
NVestern Norlh Carolina,
ii;
meutand aptitude in
this
. nigiiiy cretncM.ie to nun ana
'Mlftif j i:i..J i
yofi
.- '? iitierai j.uionaj;c.
o-
P. Mottle This lilineuUd
an". Prmttiii '.xf tt.Jrrn:.o.;t. i v
j!led l Invitationalj the fair ground
Italian efoouent and rcppJi'nTlv iilfer
fi ddrM!on- "Tin. Ml.4tn. 1, IT;.
crteulture interesUof the State."
i tterj tu-iner in the State could have
aiuL. IJ'.;m. . j - tt! '
L ' . "- piccu ine 4jnieriiT
PNici
j. -Jr 'Sai na iia much to dispel any
Sgamst Ihaf institution.
- " i -J
l Jr.
fl ""-" "nuugii, jour paper, uiai i
I.Stfulnesaiiaved so much of
nPWtv ami ni.nu.i..i :
: .; r'wtrvmi nn ixtuiiT in uirir
-misfortune of last Frid.v. How grate-
, ' r "y woras to express a act
kave offered the like, can imag
pnlv
'' f
ne.
A,
P.. F ROOKIE
- N
A CAED.
I return my sincere thanks to the citizens
no renaerca mc tneir , valuable verrices
in rescuing my r property from destruction
by fire on Friday last.' Without their hefp
uij iussh uuiu uave ueen inacn greater.
f Very Respectfully,
i : ,;. a a morgan; h
JCot. 2nd, , 1870. w s . '
; j rT" r "7
Autcmx. We ire iu the midst of Iu,
diaii hammer. The weather id- perfectly
deli'htful, neither too cold nor too warm.
The toi' rnvd arevmellowed " bv tln
ioft blue liayn which hangs over the earth
like a veil. The forests are enchanted
ground, rich in alt the varied liuts 4l
color and profuge aa - the teafes. ' The
nuts and acorn are falling; they make mer
ry uiuhic cracking ou t he limbs , in their
downward way and hiding in the rus:lin;
new beds b-l.w. The" Vqnirri is and
biids are happy in the midst of abounding
plenty. 'Even inanimate nature uuW-(,
and with a ort of wanton :joy, fiuiVt h-i-matiy
hued mbea wiih : cqtetiJi "gracf
while the sprites if 1h'e vwd all seem to
com play with n.
- "Thrice happy time.
Beat imrtion f the various ivar, iu which
Nature r'jir'th. stniling on hr works,
Iovje!y. ti full pert'ecthnt wnmght.
-o
- RECEPTION OP THE PIONEERS.
One of the prettiest feattrres of the day,
yesterday, wa the reception of the Pioneer
Steam Fire Company, of Charlotte, in the
Fair Grounds. Headed by the Marshall
and the Baud they countermarched on the
Ltrack, drawing up in front of the stand
where they were handsomely welcomed in
fitting terms by the Secretary. Mr. Theo. F.
Kluttz.
Mr. Kluttz-paid a flowing tribute
to the worth and efficiency of the modern '
rirciii'pn aml'tn hi vi.!tU:i. riiu.;n lolu-c i I
behalf of the lives and property of lws fel-low-citizens.
President-F. A. McNinch, of
the F'ioneers, responded in well chosen and
gracefully expressed thanks for the honor,
done his company and their calling. He ,
closed by calling out Hon. Win. Jo'u:i!ii.
tr(iMArrah'Miii barter.: a Ul to thot- j Mayor of Charlotte, who responded b. :eily
ami prompt ' but gracefully. The Pioneers are a splendid
body of men, and they have a uiagni.lcent
steamer. By their -gentlemanly bearing
while among us, they won none but golden
opinions' from our citizens. It was a matter
of general regret that the other companies
to put in, an ajipearancc. The nilicers of j
the Fair, however, were so weli satisfied of j
the efficienev of the Pioneers that thev i
! awarded them
the premium, a
whose tones will
han
usonie
.silver trumpet
serve, we
trust.
to alwavs remind them pleasantly of
1 1
their visit to Salisbury. F.iir Week Daily, j.
Fire. The dwelling house of Mr. 15. F.
1 loo Kits lor k tire from ' a stove chimney, lt
Friday, about 2 o'clock, and the ihiiius .bad
profcrefsed m far lefoie liicivery as lo. be "be
yond control. Mrs. Roger had reecnjly been
col. fined, and the first thought of th'ii-e wtio
reached the scene was to remove her ami her
itifaiit carefully to oine secure place, which
was very happily accomplished. Mr. Roger
had left Friday morning for New York. The
tbiine spread rapid! v, but by the intelligent
and. active efforts of friends nearly all the move.
; xUit w, wants him to" come home : to I able iroieri v of value was- taken out. The
tire soou spread to two adjoining building be
longing to Mr. Lodgers, and from them to Mr.
George Morgan's dwelling, a few fo;t South,
all of which were speedily reduced to ashes.
Mr. Rogers loss over all insurance is about
$1,000 Mr. Morgan , two or three hundred
, .. , b .
dollars.
!ent, the order of ih Jay which can Jingreat niiucuuy me ouuaings airectiy
liu on It si.l ice ! ! 4pposite were saved. The owners of them suf
" 11 ; 1 II". I . V I, .1 1 t 1 .1- .ll
fered greaily by the breakage , of properly in
removing it when it was thought they would
certainly be burned. There are always crazy
people at every fire, and some-time they do
mure harm in destroying proierty than they
do good iu saving it.
Difficult as it was to tibtaui water, (nearly
all the wells being so near dry,) the citizens
found that our two fire engine are not utterly
worthies. On this occasion they were of great
value, a-i-.d we only need a well drilled fice
company to make them serviceable whenever
thev are needed.
Di yon take The Stmny South ?
If not, send for it immetliately. It is the
universal favorite, and all Southerner are
proud of it. Let a large club be raided without
delav in this community; It is the only ilTus
trsted literary weekly in the South, and the
press and people everywhere unite in pronoun
cine it the equal in every respect of any sirdilnr
publication in America. The best literary
talent of llie whole, country, North nd South,
is writing for it, and it has something each
week for all classes of readers, ll stories are
superior in literary merit, and equal in thrilling
ihterest to those of any other paper, and its es
says ujKin all subjects are from the best- mind
of the age.
In addition to thrilling new stories, a series
of brilliant articles will soon bestm on tne
Campagn and Battles of the Army of
Tennessee, bv Colonel B. Frobel, a dis
tinguished military engineer of that army in all
its trving times. These papers will explain all
The movements of Generals Johnston, Hood
and Sherman. Don't tni any Of 'he numbers.
They will read like a fascinating romance.
New and exciting stories are beginning every
week or two.
- State and local agents are being appointed
everywhere, but let each community form a
club at once and semi for- the paper. Having
passed successfully through two of the hardet
years we nhall ever see, it now challenges the
admiration and unlimited siipjwrt of the pro
.plc. The price is $3 a year, but club of four
and upwards get it for $2.50. Address Jno. II.
Seals, Atlanta, G.
St'ibbirtq Affray, Vie learn that a
quarrel, a few days ago, between, one
Johnston and a Mr. 31a m, on the old
Morehead property in this county, result
ed in the 'tabbing of Mann by Johnston.
Mann is stabbed in the backtiumber
and qualitj of his wounds not known to
us. Concord 8un. .
Bam Burned. On Thursday about 1 1
o'chick while Mr. Peter Cruse was in town
his barn caught fire from some unknown
cauae and burut his winters supply of
provender, 5 head of i good hbrsea and
fthrr valuable property. lli loss will
, .li We ii mount to S2.000. K in-nr-at.tc.
Utnitftid bun.
premium.:,ust
faibw;,!!,.:;;,:
DEPARTMENT L t CLASS V?
12 StaTTion:D irPcelef ' -,?fcrst tiy OO
SJ Stallion, E$K James K2ndlO 00
2 Stallion-Jno CMilleri 8rd5 00
22 Brood Mare, C F Walker - 1st 10 00
25 " M Dr.Thos Hill 2nd.. 5 Q0J
14 Pair Match Horses ' 1
pMBernhardt -,1st
10
16 Second Pre- i Meroney & Bro.,
2 $0
mium uivj-- f . ana ,
15 ded between S Jas Crawford-
2 $0
6 Pair Draft Horses Sauv'I Bailey lt
10 00
1 1 Single Draft Horse Robt Davis 1st .
; 5 00
21 Saddle Horse Jas Norwood 1st
9 " 4i Frank Broa 2nd
5 00
3 do
,5 00
5 00
8 00
5 00
5 bo
3 bo
3 lo
23 2 yr old Colt J. F. E. Brown "1st
8 3 yr old Colt D L Michael
19 Pair Mules Thos E Brown
31 " ." WT Woodruff
4 Single Mule E K James
13 " u N R Barringer
27 Mule Colt under 2 years
Jas Scott
1st
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
AO Mule Colt under 2 ver
WW Woods 2nd
2 00
CLASS IL .
CATTLE, '.j'"",'.
7 Bull Thos O'Connor " lt
tl Milch Cow B Peter Bea-d 1st
20 Second best divid- ) II CauWc and
1 ed bet ween ( O W At well
80
too
00
00
14 Calf undea 1 year old
: S Ii Harrison
0 Calf under 1 year old-
S R Harrison
12 Heifer P B Beard
1st 3 00
2nd
1st
2nd
200
500
3 0J
10 -
Jno G Heilig
CLASS III.
' SHKKP.
20 Buck Thos O'Oonner
17 Bm-k Win Murdoch i
19 Ewe Thos O'Conncr
1 Kt 4 GO
2nd 2 00
1st 4 00
i
1st - 5 00
2nd 2 00
1st 5 03
2nd 2 00
1st 4 00
Cnd 2 00
lt 10 00
2nd Z 00
CLASS IV.
7 Bonr R R Crawford
u poar Tlios Foster
4 Brood Sow Win Howard
10 Drood Sow John C Miller
11 Pair I'is undar 6 months .
John C Miller .
13 Pair Pigs under G months
A L Shaford
12 Pen Fatted Hogs Jos Horah
I 0 Pen Fatted Ho;: B P Beard
DEPARTMENT II.
FOCL'htT.
Pair Table Chichens M.s Wm Barker
Brahmas l- "
" Domestic Geene Willie Atwell
44 Wild Geese Ida Howard
44 Turkcvs R L Crawl'ortl
Single Turkey R L Crawford
Pair Guineas Wm Dunham
2 OJ i
2" 00
3 00
2 (K) ;
y 00
J 00 '
2 00
-Trio Bantams Eva & Hannah Richwine 1 00 i
2 00 !
ar nUcks P, R Crawford
2 00
DEPARTMENT III.
AGKICULTCKAL PHODl'CTS.
j
$3 0) i
4 00 ,
5 00 J
2 00"!
Best Bale Cotton S I? Harrison
T, . TT .i r
Best Clover Ilav II M Brown
Second best A J Mock & Co
Best Bale Nfctivc Hay II M Brown
Second best ' A J Mock & Co
3 00
12 00
Best N C Made Cigar J M Mendel & Co Dip
Best Bale Cotton raised with j 1 ton;
Navassa Guano Navassa
E A Prppst S ,
Gllaho
l 3 00
Best Bushel Red Wheat B F Lunn
Seeond best S A Lownmee
BestBu White Wheat G T Thomason
Second liest B F Lunn
Best Bushel Stock Corn J A Click
Best" BunhcJ Meal II G Miller
Second best A W Kluttz
Best Bushel Oats Jas Scott
2 00
0 ou
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
Second best H M Brown
Best Bushel Field Peas J A Thomason ; 2 00 j
Best Sonrhuin Susrar G T Thomason
no competition
DEPARTNENT IV. j
HOUTICCtTCKAL.
Best Bushel Sweet Potatoes A A Heart ! 2 00
1 1 t. 1T 4 T . - i 1 AA
n k , , T . , . . .t. IT 3 rt nn
Best Bushel Irish Potatoes W m Howard 2 00
Second liest Wm Cauble 1 00
j Best i
iVariet
doz Table Beets Wm Howard 1 00
arietv Tomatoes D McLean i 2 00
Best Parsnips John Beard.,
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
Best Radishes R A Shu ping
Best Carrots Wm Murdoch
Best Variety Onions Wm Howard
Beat Variety Squashes Wm Murdoch
DEPARTMENT V.
DOMESTIC.
Best Bottle Blackberry Wine
Mrs L Hcinrich-
2 00 !
Second best
Mrs McConnaughey
1 00
2 00
3 00
3 00
2 00
Best Pair Hams Wm Howard
Best 5 Gallons Sorghum Syrup
M L Chunn
Best Jar Butter J R Gaither
Second. best Mrs Coleman
Best Grape Wiac Miss Sallie Whisnait
Second best Miss Emma Reid
Best A ppleVinegar G T Thomason
vSecond best J A Thomason
2 00
1 00
3 00
2 00
DEPARTMENT VI.
MECHANIC ARTS.
Best Grain Drill Meroney & Bro.,
Sewing Machine, Singer
bv W R Barker Dip.
Best Horse Collars Paul J Kluttz $1 00
44 Spring Wagon W M Barker Dip.
44 Ptueton Trotter & Wilkinson 3 00
44 Cast Mold Board
2 Horse Plow J J & W L Gilbert 2 00
1 Horse u 4" " 2 00
2 Horse Light . " : Dip.
44 Corn Sheller and Seperator j
J J & W L Gilbert 5 00
1 Jump Seat Buggy
Trotter tfc Wilkinson I Dip.
pest Display Hardware
Crawford & Heilig, Silver Medal
Best Horse Shoes J P Webber j Dip.
Blank and Bound Books H IvoeHsch j Dip.
St ndebaker Wagon E S Morris I Dip.
1 'Horse A very Plow 44 " 2d P. & Dip.
Grain Drill J R Gaither : ! Dip.
Subsoil and Turning Plow J II Best j. Dip.
Side-Hill Plow J H Best j Dip.
Sorghum Evaporator Meroner & Bro.! Dip.
One Horse Plow 44 44 $2 CO
Wheelbarrow 44 4" j 2(:0
Giant Cement John Pearson ' Dip.
Best Reaper aud Mower
Meroney & Bro.
DEPARTMENT VH. I
MASCFACTCHED ARTICLES.
Best Rag Carpet Mrs Julia McAnlesa : $S 00
( No competion for other premiums In this
department. : . ; ; , 4 ...
DEPARTMENT VIIL FLORAL HALL.
v . . .. CLASS A. '.' .J, .
Best Hearth Rug Mrs J C Badger j $3 00
Beadwork 31 rs Henry Brown 1 00
44 Toilet ilaU and Cushion
Miss Alice Brown 1 00
44 - Ornamental Hair-Workj. j
Miss Laur Morzan 100
41 Embroidery on Icrino
Mrs R II If uthphnfwt 3 V
Embroidcrr on CttTa .
Ifri Tl TI TTnmnhra O tt ' .
M Cotton and Worsted Tidy
. O Mra R II Hum phrer I J 1 00
" .Ornamental LHthei WorV."
f ' u 3Ira'PP Meroney " 1 00
Tl Or. Wax Work Mrs Wm Keatler i 1 00
T 4
i CLASS B. . , . I
Besi Growing Flower Mrs T.E Brown 4 00
Second best J. Willi Am Mnrrtrh : 9 no
Beat Cotton Coverlet airs J P Gowan
1 00
2 00
2 00
200
2 00
T i Qut Mrs M'Schloss
" Embridered Counterpane
. r . , Mrs JM Leach
" Silk Quilt'Mrs Ann nobson r"
" Worsted Quill SalHe McCorkle
f. 4i Cotton Comfort Bfhtie Thoma3on
Woolen Coverlet Mrs Cowan
! ? .
I O48S D.
Best Pair Cotton Socks;
; . j Emma Thomason
" Pair Cotton Gloves
1 00
2 00
50
Mrs Adam Brown 50
- i - r
j .. CLAHS E. J
Best Quince Perserves i
1 Miss J D Rat ledge $1 00
" tJrape Jelly ( " 100
' Picklel Tomatoes Mrs TE Brown 100
M lomato Catsup i " l 00
" Blackb'y Conlial ! " " " l 00
Currant" Jell v Miss1 "A Pearson 100
4 A'ppV Jelly Miss Bessie Whisnsut 1 00
Pear Preserves M R Thomason 1 0(1
Blackb'y Jelly, Nettie " 1 00
CLASS F.
Be5t Liht Bread Mrs Ann Kestle 50
" Soda Crackers Mrs John Beard 50
" Plain' Biscuit Lou Ervin fcol) 50
4 Dried' Apples f IV Thomason 50
Light Roles Dettie Thomason 50
CLASS II.
" ! '. '
Best Home Made Note Book
i Asa Hibelin $1 00
44 Pencil Drawing Josie Burke 2 00
Second best Mrs A W Owen 100
. Best Oil Painting M;ssA S Rutledre 5 00
I 4 Water Color Paintinsr
I Mrs EH Marsh 2 00
j Second bet Mrs P P Meroneva 100
! Best Cravnn Sketch; Mrs Dorsie Battle 3 00
1 Second lKst Yiutig laly frm ;
I Kernersville 100
DEPARTMENT IX.
FOR BOT.S .VXD OinLS.
... f
Best Lot Chickens bv bov under
lo yrs oldE.l Barley 2 00
Cotton Qnilt ly ti rl under 10
yrs old Minnie Cresham 1 00
Cro het Tidv bv girl 10 vears old
':Tni Baker 1 00
' Oin i:ne.-:tal ilair V'ork byjri.i 13
yeafs old Naucy Jones 1 00
Persons wli.'Se papers are marked with a
X mark iu pencil, w ill luuderstauil from it j
that they are due us fr th paper, and will
please re'tit.
ADVICK fjRATlS.
The ii. ill. Ai.'X:
niiii ir . tei
w v
Mei-nens sn:-
The C.1..I.
Kiower Coiiurli Svniu has nroveu
a most valuable remedy to ine. ,
Gov. James M. S;iiiti. of G-'raia, says:
"I shall al.ways ii-h it with peifeet C oifi
d . and r.'Coiti.iK'iiil j: to lb- public as
remedy h'ch will ' ird that satis'aolion
: ex'-en.MH-.-d bv me aii-l mi l". I: Hce dT
I everything f n uig is. C ddi and obstiiiat
! lung .-trtWiioii." j
Ex Gov Bro.vit, of (ji.. fays: ""He finds
Glob: Flosv.-r .ou"ii Syrup a uiol ex-
t
j celleut remedy-." j
; Such en birs.'inetit bvi our great and good
. men Jerves the ;UJe;iji .11 of the a (11 ..c ted
: Those sutlr-ting from ciii:h, colds Hnd lung
affections ,b'ul. ne j 1 1 Globe Flower
Com: h Svnip. It will ioitivelv cure cou-
j Himption. 1 -
; Foi sale bv Theo. FJ KJuttz.
j . . M
I "
r. Kluttz is giving axvav a hand-
,,,"
k entitled Pearls br the Peo-
pie." containing much valuable inf.uniation
ana many iiiiHiestiug ajdcies. It alo con
tains a biiory of ihe lijscoery of the 4IIep
atiu" for diseases of t$- fix er. dyspepit.
constipation and indigestion,. f-c. itiid gives
positive assurance thatUvtieu the Hepatiue
is usd it etfecis a pniiiiu'tit aud lasting
cure of thee diseasei, if i. icli preva l to oh
an alarming extent in jour touutrv. Take
the Hepatiue for all diseas-'b of the liver.
1 !
To Shake, or not to Shake?
Ay, that is the question. Is it belter lu
tpiiver from head to foot: in the .paroxysms of
fever and ague, or to banish the atrocious di-
i ease hv found of that standard anti-febrile I
j remedy, Hn.ttetter Bitters. There cannot be
much doubt as to the response of the malaria-'
stricken to thi imj ii'v, I Fro-n every locality
nn thi continent ahoke inhabitant are torment
ed with the shivering plague comes an inci eas
ing demand for the only genuine preventive
and eradicnt of malariai provided by science.
The deniaen of fever arid ague district well
i know how iltlerlv iiiader-biute In da more lli:tn
j r i am brief r.uilM aw tlie uo.ifilb-d rpinvilinii
of the faculty. Quinine, arsenic, bismuth
j what are tbeat but -oinnoo ptlliativen, which
! ceae after a time to produce any. ben. filial
I etFect whatever, and if persisted in wreak irre-
I parable mNchief upon th'e ysteth T, Every where
tbey are being abandon! by intelligent per
sons, and that genuine vegetable apecihc for in-'-terniiuent
and remittent disease, Hosteller's
Bitter, substituted in their plat...
A , Candid Physician,
It is not often' that we
find amoiictt the med-
ical facultv suiBcient c.ndor to record anv merit
whatever to proprietary
niedieines, as it con-
tlict with their interest to do so.
But below
we give an exception:
OPINION OK A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
BoSTojN, January 11, 1874.
This certifies that I hajve recommended the
use of Dk. Tu rr's Expi?CTonANT for diseases
of the lungs for ib.e past.jtwo years, and to my
knowledge jnany lnult have been used by my
patients with beuefi-ial j-esnlts. In two cases
where it was thought! cunfirnjeit consumption
had taken place the Expectorant eilccted a
cure. j
R. H. SPUAGUE, M. D.
Attend to Your
Don't Delay
H. , -w-r .
ead and Hair
Using This.
Wood's Improved , Hair Restorative
is unlike anv othr. ai,d has neouTl. The
Improved has new vejetable toiim proper
tiea; restores grey ha jr to a glossy, natural
eolnr restores faded, drv. harsh 'and falling
. . . . . . - i . - ..
hair : restores, dresses, irtves iiftir to the
natr ; restores nairro premaiureiy naiu iitan;
removes dandruff, huulors. scaly eruptioua:
removes irritation. itcbiug and scaly dryness.
Nt article produces silch wnderfal effects.
T'Titvcall for Wood's i Lnprored Hair
Restorative, aud don'i b put off tcUJi any
other article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers evej-yWhire. Traie sup
plied at manufacturers' prices by C. A.
Coox'4cCoj, ChicajJ. Sole. Agents for th
Cuited SikfW arid Canidai." iiid " lj .7. F.
iiur ". 0 'iiau V.
OetoW 23th bv Revi WklmJtt
nuii nr. iitiJaines itf Salisbury, and
IT'..).. "P,. '
rt. v. cnier. ol Uabarriw.i i
4 1 r r rt . - - - j . -
T i He pa per. please copy. ; V , ' -j
u : ik -
At Unitv Manse. Oet. 'in. 1
Boyd, Mr. Tho. A- Harrison "ami MiJfv.,,;
only daughter of Mr. John L.!Morrion. i '
"Trt this bonntr. Dot. 2 i. at th rpii.lenN. r
Mrs. Marr Miller. bvRer. Piip T.i
Theodore A. P. Roneuian and Mi&s Milkv e!
cucner.
;t
DIED.
In Salisbury. N. C. Oct. 17. ISTfi. fr J.n.
P. Fraley, aged 71 years and one month.
Mm; frralev via the daihni nf XT
Jedidinh j Wallace uf l'ophir . Tint Church
mid the j Mter ;of the liev.' ' ' M
A.& Marcus J. jWall ace. She was baptized
and r'tceived into Poplar Trot Church bv the
Uev. Lr. ICohinsAn. In hhe w.is m-irri.t
to Mr. B.'F. Frafey of Salisbury, "and soon after
waa received intrt tlie Preshvterian Church of
Salisbury of which she continued a member
till removed bv UJe.ith. From earlv lift. u
was a child of atEic'.iun, endnriim great bodily
pain, nd bereaved of -all her chihiivn but one.
God led her throinh dep water, hut Hi grace
susiaincu'iier to ue ena.
. i j J. n.
SALISBURY MARKET,
f Corrected, by J. M. Ksox L Co.
November 1
Cottom dull, i Middlings,
1870.
10
n
I low
stains
Bacon, county, l;og round
Bditeh
Eos
Cuickess per; dozen
Coun market well supplied
do
88
IU 15
202.
1012
f 1.50(5:2.00
45(50
0070
Meal moderate demand at
Wheat good demand at
FLorjii market stocked best fam
super.
Potitoks. Irtu
Onions no .demand
851.10
. $:5.00
2.50
50
75
124 15
. 30(3,40
35(r,40
28(?t30
Laud
Beeswax
Tallow
Blackberries
Applks. dried
Scoar
Cofpkic
Calicos
G(g.7 !
67
4(?G
1115
il10
AM LEIGH 31 A IlKET.
WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
RAi.Kir.fr. October 30. 187-5.
FLOUR. Norlh Carolina io.lii) a S'i.CO,
CORN. 75 a 60c.
CORN" MEAL.oOa UOc
B vCON. N. C. hog round, 1 t a 15.
" h am 1 07 17.
HIDES, gren. 44y
drv. 10 a II
FODDER, baled, new SO a Si. 00.
. HAY, N.C.jlnled. -oo.l. 75.1 80.
Tl 1 1 j'
.A j.J.J
i n i it
i
AT THE
UNITED STATES
-CENTENNIAL
World's Exposition, 1876
mm Twm
easissT mm
Unanimously assigned
the
" FIRST RANK
. , ' IN TUB
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
Of such Instruments..!
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
have the honor to am. - iMre thai the organs
of their m inufucture bavij been unanimouslv
assigned "the FIK-T K N K in tbeSEY-
EliAL REQUISITES of instruments of
..i-" i... Ii..1..j mi lb.. I'I'N'TI'.WT
-4,-v imi'.i rmv ..." ii.;i. .!..!.. ikTi. nA
.. vi v i vif -m UN- c tw riiu I1I.-V.
llie VS.MJ. o..t. ..4-:
EKAL CLASS
AWARD-.D THIS RANK.
This is alter the severo'.
competition
I..
iv
best makers, before one of the most competent
juries ever assembled.
Thev have also received the MEDAL, but,
as i well known, medals of etpial merit have
b-en awnrded all article deemed worthy of
recognition ; ko that it will be easy for many
makers to advertise ihat they have received
"first medals."
The differences in competing articles, and
their comparative excellence, are recognized
in the Reports of the Judges, liom which the
following is an extract :
" THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
CO.'s exhibit of Reed Organs and Har
moniums 8how Instruments of the
PIRSTEANK IN THE SEVERAL RE
aUISITES OF INSTRUMENTS OF
THE CLASS ; viz. : Smoothness and
equal distribution of tone, scope of
expression, resonance and singing qual
ity, freedom and quickness in action
of kays and bellows, with thorough
ness of wjrkoiauship, coznbiaed
with simplicity of action." (Sigmd
by all the fudge-) The Masou and Ham
lin Organs are thus tl tela red to rank first, not
in one or two respect" onlv, but in the SE
EKAL REQUISITES ol r-uch instruments,
aud thev are tlie ONLY ones assigned this
rank. This triumph .v.-f not unexpected, for
the Mason A Hamlin Cabinet Organs have
uniformly been awarded 'the highc.4 honors
iu competition in America, there having
been uca reel v t i-s'p1 ion in hundreds of
i com i'pih ion
1)oii;m and
competition. Ihcv were awarilea highest
UIPCT MmAIQ
l lilj I III L. U (1 IdU
i Paris 1867; Vleaiia "73 SaBtiaso "75;
' PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
rand bav th-is been awarded highest bouora
.
Every World's Exposition
at which they have leeu exhibited ; bdug
' ,
Orili'? AaSIXICfAiy OIXOA!Wn
which h ye vef obtained
AiMl AW AUD
at any competition wttft t-et-t E'lropeAo makers, or
In any Earoptan Worli'a exooattion .'
NEW STYLES. tai lmproypments, extubttM at
the CEKTE'MAL; cirgto-t cow cies la great va
riety. -Frtces wry fouvwt nnhtBTect witn test, mate
rUl aaid worjgnsrvsaiA. Orgaj Soli tor cas or
SJ
:gqn uannt4 ti.gttcr.it.: itif'su'.ion Ut t r-ry.
n iT.ii v,a mi y WW A
lAi
1LLUS-
TKATED CATALOG L" 8 seat free.
MASON' 11AM LI OROA .
Street, Boston: ts Union a iiMreJNp
s Adams Street, CMca?o; 17 Great il-irl borough
Street London: Vi Bieacr sr.r m- V'lnii i ; I u iu.
viv .uik.uiir, ( UKUV JIAIIIWII
una street, Meiijourae. - -: I - t ?
treet, Melijounift.
fcept. tt 1S76 ly
SAVE YOUR! HOGS !
HOG CHOLERA GORE
Never known to fail if taken itf time! .
- - 4
The licst and most efficient Cure and Pre
ventive known. Said to be.by tboe who
have used it to be an unfailing rcmedv.
Read .the following testimonials from citi
zens of tbe highest respectability :
Sat tvrti June 2, 1870.
Mr. Exstss
Dear Sir : I have used with great satisfac
tion your "Hor Cholera Cure.,v and can
truthfully recommend It to ull hog raisers
as a great preventive and sure cure when
given before the hog is l6 sick to eat.
- Respcctfullv,
R. 'R.; CRAWFORD,
Of the Finn of Crawford & Heilig.
Salisrcrt, Sept. G, 187G.
Mr. Exxhr This is to certify that I have
used Ennis Hog Cholera, Cure for years and
can say that I have never had a case of chol
era among my hogs since 1 legan to use it,
aud recommend it to the ho;? raisers of the
country. ROBT. MURPHY,
Of the Firm of R. & A. Murphy.
For sale at Knniss Drag Store, Price
25 a box. - 47:f.
J. & H. EOS AH,
pi
JEWELERS,
"1
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
Jf.I V: JUST RKCKiY FA) A
LARGS AUD SPLENDID STOCK
Most Beautiful Jewelry.!
Ve have just received the largest and
handsomest stock of Jewelry ever exhibited
in Salisbury, a;ul respectfully invite public
inspection. It comprises, Gold and Siher;
Watches, tt ad kirnt: Sdver Pitchers, C ups.
Castors, Napkin Rings. Fonts, Knives, and
Spoons. The finest and most iwautiful sets
of Jewelry of all kinds, as Ear-drops. Breast
Pins, Finyer Kings, Bracelets. eals. Lockets.
tVc. &.c. Ac.
Also, a lot of plain
SOLID GOLD RINGS.
Also, agents for the celebrated
n rrz ci jl "S
ocnaiijiciusen opeotaciesi
Tff'ilw. lnMl r-l-..oLj
, . .
Will sell as lu as hut Hot:c in t!ie outh.
CALL HERE AND 0 KT TOIU
w.iiin AVi) t la ik ui .Mianc.
done promptlv asusual. All work warrant, I
U mouths. Dec. 16. lSTi. 10:tf
MANSION; HOUSE
Centraliv Situated
On tlie. I?nllic Sqtxaro
SALISBURY, N. C.
'fHE HOUSE is in the centio of business.
Jt. and i-i?"lieai'st to tb,e depot.
Tubh' as good as (he best.
Servants attentive and polite.
rti.nwl tier it .i' Si U
! Single ileaic" f '
j irWcial (,iuiacts far a longer term,
j
OninibiiR to and from all trains.
thej t'cst l.ivery mhu.o near at nana.
A ?. i '
i rFThe uucV'rsignel 'tf?ndftM his thanks
I manv tnends who have callea ou l:i:r. at the
.... .. a,. ,, i .
a-W!M,.',l,;'" 7"""."?" iMiunHPUN,,..!
1 1... I 015 siiitreu io innie i iit i x iimuo uni Mraiii
tne! ... ... . .. . , ,, ., '
j
j1
I : l.0VZi
I ''"7o" 1 ' :M
Lifhe Traveling Public till always find
this. r.ri:r. ov filk vyixn
"W here A'tlverfJUttux Cou'tracta est b liiAtia
Pa c Italian Qacrus
nabU pvrcharr or TUB WOllET rkfcxdd.
rP
ft
?7'jr!4 .uw " -- JjSjWw.sis-' r
FOUR FOR ei0.00?r'
Sale aiTtval
and purltj'
mm
gxtrnnU'ed.
Italian sweks 512.50 each
Morgan's- combination
mmm
HIVE 8 2.30
EACH
4sr j'i
VI rj
Address,
RUPU3 MORGAN
Old. Fort, X. C.)!cy v.-tt
Plantation for Sale.
, . re r i .1. . .1...
the LjiKtersigtle I ouei ior aaic jn pun
tatiou which he f.-mietly ltv.,1 up..,,. !
immediately -.ii the public n-ad leading
Salisbury V, Cheraw. 10 nrles South-east
Salifcbnry, coutainirig
ACRES,
j f wliiVi there is about on haif wo .d laud,
I the ttber ttoitioo is meadow, pasture acJ
itil.bie labd. ToereUnu til pieu,ise a
good dwelling. ' tiooj baru. aud alt uetwssa
ry eut-buiidings. Als; a uiod well aud
rood fprings convenient.
Any person wishing to purchase
lard j
would do well to call nil th undersign! at
Salisbury. Terms will be made io suit tlw
time. P. N. IJEILIO.
, iAlb'jiy.. N".
rcji - ,i y1-')' l v moS,
SPRING STOCK
1876.
m Q w a j mm m
1
hi Wliuicsalc and Ettail.
NOW I N STOR K AND A K Ri VI X D
75 Iibls. Mw1.iSjc.
10 ilt Nf w OfleaiiS
10 do Svrsp.
75 Ua g.s Colfnt.
25 Kfz Soda.
lt d-z. Lemon Syrup7
50 b-ixes Adamantiue Candles.
25 Bxes cuap.
75 Cass Oysters
20 ea-s Br'andr Ppses.
20 44 Fresh Peachy
10 44 Piue Apples,
30 Gross Snuff
25 Coils Cotton aud Jute liop
M) Doz. Painted Pails. 7
40 Gross Flasks
;.500 lbs. Candy
40.000 Cigars
50 Kfs Powder
50 Bagsbot
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Doz. Scotch Ale
" ALSO
A full line of Wood and Willow War,
lioots, Shoes, Ha;s, Saddles 5c Bridles. Axe.
Gnu. Pistols. Scc.
Also, a lame lot of Canned Goods, a
choice selection of French Candles. ShJl.
mms m i
p.ai
S . -'
SSSjMSS-,. U , Pepper. Spiee. Ginger. Royal Bakine Ptw
irTp 'SjN I ders, Kaisens. Ourrauts. Figs. Citrous, Nut .
amines. Loci-aunts. l'iHtles. Sances. Cat
! sup. rotted Meat. Kertisene. Tanners ao4
..lachiue Oils. Li(Uors of all kinds. Arc.. &r.
The above Stuck was bought at the olo
if the seasoii at greatly reduced prices, and
I.-.. . IV .... .. ' I I .'.
13 oueieuai n muesaie, K iietait at vr
shi-it irohis.
niXGIIAM d CO.
Jum- 12. 1SG.
s.-.i;
aoury.
c.
iV A' IF A I) YERT1SEMEXTS.
-
23 rAXTCS- CARDS all siybV
itb name 0r!. post paid. J. B. HctiXED.
MASfj.-r. Reus. Co.. N. AA 4w
AGENTS
Ifvouwaiit the best Sell-"
; njsic a V anicie in tne worm ana
' it Mldli irfiid liMtMhT Ll'Ml- tl ti!l f 1-. .f M.iaf
wt-It :.t -t .1 iti'mv a- rr Tirr
! Bo.athvav, N. Y. 48.4w.
i
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2 b ASCINATION, Soi l Ciiarmino. Mes-
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either nex may fascinate and gain the love and
afil-clion of aiiv perer, thev choose inatantlv,
ID) pages, by mail 50 ctFr Hunt & Co,, 139 fcj.
Tib .Si., i'i.il'a., pa. 41:4w.
' lU 1 n4ri you hi a uusineasyou
- r w -II . . . . i .
unvVvr"5' "k$oo tit cap-
.U-1 Li 1 ital CTKV
asv and respectably for either
AGENTS SUPPLY CO., 201 Bow.
New- ork. - 524w.
' r-v
j0 A WEEK. Mala wr fetjnale. No cap
it.i!. We give steady work that will briug
ju .240 a inoiilh at home Jv or evening.
j 1 n ventui s Uuiou, 173 Greenwich St.. Xawr
York. 52.4w
AGSxJTS. Investigate the merits t th
'IHnttrated Weekly, he' ore determining ip
! on your work for this fall -and winter. Th.
o iibii'.ation for this season surpasses any
lliing heretofore atlempled. Terms t-r
fi-r- on application. Address. CHAS.
' CLEG AS & CO.. 14 IFarri. JSt.X. Y. 4w
since Knp'nre is dangerous and th Ela
tic and ot her-lruses itij ire thosewho es
tiieui. all classes are throwing them away
and Mr-ji,-: Dr. Sherman's Hnptnie suppoit
and Curative Compound, which give reliyf
iu ail case v.:ai ret.lres tb parts to natural
: vicor. Dr. S'.Krii.au1' books with valuabla
;:;t Tii!h ioj ,t
! likeiiefs of had cases be for
and after cure ..ut f r 10 cents. OlE" 1
Ann S.. Nevr Y-rk. Save "tliis. 51. 4w
1 A Farm ami Home of Your Owl
to'
ii :,t.,t -r mrrr. mv-e-r-n ra nr.TTnn rati
xuw lO litL V DiiVWifcii XX I
RUFTUBB
, Tin be.st and cheapest , lauds iu
'are in EASTERN NEBRASKA, on ihm
1 liu-of the UNION PAC1FKTRA1LU0AD.
; 'The most favoiabie terms gheu.and vary
! ;nw rates of fare iiLi! freight to all settlers,
i '"hy h. st markets
; PR EE PASSES TO LAND BUYERS.
Map.-i desciiiiti ve pamphlets, new edit tin fl
' THE PIONEER," sent free everywhera.
Addrrs. O. F. DAVIS.
Laud Coinm'r. U. P. R. K. Omaha. Neb,
L IN PJ1 ESS - ; 1 " TF 1 T8 READY THE
"EHTKHNUL EXPOSITION
DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.
! A graphic peu-pictiiie tf its history. grao4
! buiid-nes, wonderful exhibits, curioertie.
J,08 ! aieat days, etc
Proftiselv"illustratl, thor-
d very cheap. MunlMefl
iiumeuseiv. a.tKflj AUtA IB
Send for tull paiiiruLrs. This will b tba
c.liance of 10U years to coTu mouey fast,
(let the im'v reliable hiatorv.
nimn ii'M ltiifiR.. 1'rrr. c. 7.'t.'l Sanaoin St..
li, j Ui.ie-1 t.hi -
CAUTION
I'.e not deceived by prennatara
b tiks. assuming to It offieial
j iid telling w.
Se t.
at Mill happen in Aug. an4
2.4w
I
HABIT CURED.
A Certain and snre Cure
1 Enrte IledllClioU ill PliceS.
A trial btilli
- - - . nl.n, r Tn T . PJrt
i. .r i . j i , . . t..,' ;
, , lilt best aud cheapen. laucs in maravt. -
'.g , - UVrmerly ilra. Dr.
tr.Hii , v ., ;VV v - J iir
of j l'" Cdiius.)
1 - - .
For
Coughs.Xolds Hoarseness.
AND ALL THCUT DISrfABEB,
US8
WSLLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
PUT UP ONLY IX BLUE BOXEty
i
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C. I
5ld by Dn;?s,ft i;' '
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