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SBSWSBSMBSBMSBBMSWBSBMSSSBSBBSSSBSMBMBSBjaaWSSMSBBWSBMSBSMS i STATE AGRTCUtTTTItAt; SOCIETIES State Agricultural Societies exista ia i Cf.,A TY,av oft their Orir .M I mJW a M W V- A V -SlJ MA,-. -J .. . - X. gin tonn 'earnest desire 90 tie part of laraera 10 improve uicui..(- t. . mote a jrieult it. ! It i for these eminent jy worthy and desirable object tha they Wive their charter xf 'incorporation, LnA irenerallv State aid. mean8 usually employed by them for tlie accom plishment of these aims are, social meet L tiKi 'A& rp.usV discussions of rural subjects, the circulation of agricultural literature 'and, upon stated occasions, ex- uatrial nrodncU of the iuuiuv - n - . t- . Sfrafc. There can Uc no question 01 iuc 1 a.z x- x.A great uuii.iy v CM5 iu.iu- as tbe Bwcifie object for winch they: an cftablished are kept fully and entirely in view. In fact, so important and useful are they, that a jealous regnrcj their utility and perjjefnity jhould' forever ex a1h, nnv ihd! all innovations calculated to detract from ttieir interest, or bjower llie high estimate in which they sljonld be Held. - ijiKe every urn; " ;" .:rfl they are sometimes liable to beperyertqo and the point of danger mostly to b.e ap prehended' lies in the direction cf their Exhibitions or Fairs. An over anxious desire to have a big crowd, regardless of who or what they are', and to make- th Exhibition a success as to receipts, is sometimes tbe cajj Ql serious damage '.I . f A A X ! Tx, - nAaallvIa alun for the management of these Exhibition to fall into the luh Qf ne$i tj free am fast disposition who think it best to taix.i things. They see no impropriety of dau- ger in increasing the interest in other di rections, and hence', with a spirit and en terprise' that would to 'credit to P. T. Barn urn, the illustrious, they go in for Horse racing, Si'de'Sljqvs, Wheels of For tune,.Thimble Sjgra, p.. in-order to jnake things i?ety, It therefore happens, that under ?nch a management the visitor will find bort Horns, Berkshires, Cots wold, bc'spst creature's all of them) and Implements and Machinery (very useful articles) mixed up. wjth a big fat woman a hairless horse1, a few snakes, Thimble Riccers niid Wheels of Fortune, and an Organ Grinder with Monkeys, all of them either monstrosities or cheats, and of no use in the W'rld, save to njake ihp curi ous stare, or to fool and defied the 6im--pie. We say candidly, that 'sii'trj things to say the least of theni, are in bad taste and are entirely out of place at a grand iL .1 tj.t " ' rrX.' ' I. .1 ' different qrer of Exhibitions entirely, for they are parf; and parcels of such concerns as Barnum's travelling Museum of ugly curiosities and'monstroities, or the Sfde Shows of a straggling Circus Company, effect of the introduction of such novelties is a matter that should also be seriously considered,. The youth from some rural district who has los bis dime by the 'Wheel of Fortune," "The Trimble Big ger," or the more rascally trick pf the gamfr "Now you spe i find now' yq don't," goes home with a sense that "he has been Wounded in tbe hoe qf his friends," that he has been betrayed, where he should have been protected and the re . cital of his story anfqng his neigh bor.Sj is not likely to aronse a fpelipg of high re gard for industrial expositions, especially among a class, proverbial (of honeqfy and contempt for small trickery. So too, we might speak of horse racinjg as it is now conducted, for horse racing leads to bet ling, and betting U 3 species o.f gambling, and gambling 15 'fqrbidden by tle law. But the young and the oli, re' Enticed into it at these rcea and me TiolaiorR 01 iue law, 4p Tm too, 10 a amuier s life may with' many of our youth ' com mence just here. v Such evils as these were not intended or designed by he act of in corporation!' But this is not all, large premiums are generally awarded at these Exhibitions to the bore Jockys, and small premiums in' cwarisqa to their relative worth and utility, for the products of la bor, and the result is, a sense of non -appreciation and" injustice is awakened here also. No one o.ects to b.loode atbek or speed horses, they have their place, though 1$ bp qw dowu in the scale of he economies of life, arid yy'e, respectfully suggest, that if a trial of speed be all that s aimed at, at these races, why npt learp off the b,eayy ' premiums fpr this and be- ' ?5'8? Vbeti tiiey' rightfully belong, to the rpucts. oflabpr t jv me;as.t we think, npst justly' 'demanded when, we consider that the failing pf a race horse is of little ox np' impqrtahce, when com pared with the wherewithal we shall le fed . and the wherewithal we shall' be clothed," interests Ciife; ' " Beyond all these consideratiqns, there : is the tendency in the intifvi lorse racing auji pthep op yelties, q draw pfT the attention frp tlie pn'p reaf Jpad ing thought and purple intended by f4$ese Exhibitions, yiz : the nustrial develop ment of the State, for fey are designed toshow the capabilities, powers and pro gress of a Sfate' in all qf its' smaller and greater industries, and thus ' evqVe a stronger, bolder -and mightier 'spirit of improvement in each and every industry. ThisJs a work of such 'transcendent' in ter est and and coinprtlieusivenessj as'to reotiife all he attentiqq and means which, can possi bly be besftwed for its accoiyplihVent, leayiu np room for such minor exhibi- tionsiS th,p humorous entertairimes pf a crowd, "who rn-n floun '7 . u gRPueu, while they are pleased, and whose it erations finely likVtroubled chosts. lin ger in echo upon the grounds long after heir bodies, ave departed '.Iforth Caro- unit jc.ui wirrj ur iryi. When Daniel Webster wag pnee asked f'What is the post important thought that ever entered your mipd V after a mo ment's reflection hp seriously replied, f 'The most important thought I ever had s was that qf TMy jjri ro vwim th MBtmerTdmti.-stconrlncerrthettt that HlreselaimOTiia A HIGHER ' EDUCATION AT THEJ Bit gpHTH; Vf Ws , . ' Uiriw;- oilAdAd .m i 1 A. States of Alabama and Maine, with a.View to substantiate this potion: "troJ ..i5 .. .r.....: vli. it..5 sttP srauiumu, 7 census we think it was fully estaoiisnea vpo-tmlation that'Alabaina, with a ePWi Uirectioumanineeniignieuoiaicwi . . . . ! ' . . AS an lrapressiou is geunfm!' wv" that the South is far behind the rest of the J . r.Tm"; T f w It show that this Impression Is incorrect -v i A 4 t tBpt y gt 'J- itiye injury is done the South in this re- f'"' " ' " ' . . r - i- : . . ri- , ... we once enjoyed, it is necesary toeuucaie i x .. ' . ' v. soon to nil tne pap6 Vfp now occupy. ! -..i t . '? x . anionc us. aow 10 mese we oner every material inducement in the way of ,.1,',.,fD o.wl nfnrol arlraniarro. Tint 1 - !.. tK. imir till. T vl UHl lmuu lino. - a sk i r i i. ' ' ... , - , v.'" .i . cJiimren. i.ne impression, inereiore, mat mis canuui ue naiij worxs actual injury iu x 1 ..A ' 1 L Jl l. A 1 1 .. a i n I its restraining influenpe on desirable emi- Bv . . , . ., ... ut it is not true, and as a proof that it . j - . e is not, we continue our examination of the comparative efforts in this direction made by the various sections of the coun- trv"-We shall first take the census of j8C0 r :" . 'r. States and 5 Territories was 18,023,039. The 15 Southern States had a white pop- ulatiDQ of 8,009,171, coual to about 43 1-3 per centum bf the population of the North- ctotoc rtft;:!, ' - 1 tin fcvtv:0 uuu x vi i uii The North had 205 collge$, employing 1, 407 teachers, and with "29.044 students. The So-uili liad 262 collegW; employing Here we see' that the South had a larg er number of colleges and a larger piim oer ot teacners, wniie :ne number ot stu df nts uns onlv 2.000 Ipks. To nTil nnr reatkrs to give a ratio of these to ponula- 7 I tion; ; - . The North had one college for every 91 ,000 of its white population. The South for every 40,500. : ' The Northern colleges had one teacher to every 13,500, the Southeii colleges to ev ery 5,500 of the white population. The Northern colleges had one student foeveryojo, the Soutliern colleges had one stuaent to every yyo ot the white popula tion. - ' -' "' The income of tbese Northern colleges was $1,514,293; of the Southern $1,662, 419. ' In other words, the Northern colleges had'an income pf SI for every J2i of thp population. The Southern colleges had an income of $1 fpr every 4i of the popula tion. ' The people of the North Jnid 3 cents per 'capita towards tlie support of their col- egos, while the South paid 21 ceuts per capita for a similar purpose. This difference appears more strikinsrif we mako a comparison which is in every respect a fairer 'onea less susceptible of explanation and excuse, inthp abovo wu have taken the entire Noi-th ?vnd the entire South and compared, th.ei$ pgether. It may be' said tliat the ' name college is given in many of the pely settled South ern Stes instittipiis 'which ought to rank as only 'jiigly graded academies.' The same fs trUe" of the newly settled Northern States. But admit it, and yet we see that the South gave 2 times as much more per capita : 'towards a higher education of her children than did the North. The same objection, however, cannot be made if we compare thesix origiual Sou: tnern states with the six New England States, llere we berd "iho liqn in his den , We go tQ the very abode pf culture in this country. If the facts still show that the older States of 'the South' gave'more atten tion to, and expended more money on the higher educatibnrthan New England, then we neea mate no turtner argunicpf tq sus tain our position. We ngft consult the unuea states census tor ltibU. The white" Rppulatlpfl- df the six 2Jew England States was 3,i 10,572.' Of the six Atlantic Southern States 3,138,169. inese ewjngiana states had 141 col- eges, or one for every 148,000 of their in habitants. TheseSouthexn, States had 97 colleges, one for everv 32.400 of thoir nnn. upturns. ' rhe fprmer employed 235 teachers, crl for every 13,000 of the population. 'The latter employed 65) teachers, or 1 for ev ery 5,000 of the population, ; ine numpe? ot students in tbo tbrmer was 3,728, or one to every 835 inhabitants. In the latter were 10,201 students, 'or pn.e nUn.r)1nx Ilx 1 ' m yi ttm population. The income pf the colleges in the sit f.Pftn4 States was $368,469,' or 12 cents per capita. The income of the six Southern States wftS $876,725, or 2ents per capita. If we make e pqmparison with the oiner sections c,rtho Kortb, the compari sqn wpuia show still more largely in fa yor ol the, South, But we forbear. An exanination of these statistics will no doubt startle many even of our own people, who have been in the habit of ta king a contrary state of things for wanted. They have jjded, without cayU or vestigation, the claims of superiority iij thU regard so arrogantly' niade by the ionn. fVnd Ift a litte reflection would have mise Hien mai-'ana' continue the com- Posophy, and h i ' ture, the city of Ch Iia nntiitn.arrtniv A .avv Atlf T n wirflft I parisqn ou ; 4Siw. .. ' s liavi been well founded. Else Vow Mha thue Soutlj confrpUe4 liieetaaoiw mastery ri xam kcicu wf ; fv thief the Govern, ment - its statesmen hae maoage4 the ,,,1-jtion. desoite its inferiority : ? -f . fPPWi011?1 T'.W 0m? "f i . - i " rr.' ithflwarau article . written bv James 1. , . , ,j . k Fields, Esq, the lebrated. toapub; iilhidf. by which he meant books of science. Wru-cW- i -riTTrr Uon than any other city in , the jcountry, b.ato Bit ittrff. , flow (V ff " -j -ft .. I . :7' T 5:: ; WWKWKnvr ann Ilk VI ft W lllll 111 comnanson in order to show that lu other . A, ... Draucnes 01 euucauou iu cuum Lli! s well as anv other section. " - ? v- . - - ' ' , " fore vesterdav morning, the negro Kufus . ... , "t n i Imuu 1 v w" ' terial we do not know, and naming pe ; i . I Adam and the other Eve, prepared to nlare them in a pail of water. If Adam r. - . . ; : Itl'illi UI LUC UUliyiM B"U ... K " ... . . . . . , -.yi i. it meant mai up iuust. &m i it ' 4 . weut to the bottom and AdanT 6taid on iotj. it meant iiiui uc iuubi ic mui n.v. 1 1 ' ,. , . The balls were placed in the water, and 1 . ' Adam went to the bottom. Lowrance Ieu norae' -Km ; ' ' . . , V- was at 6rk, sought ad ifilcu.ljy with him, seized a hoe, broe M3 skuji apa tnen ft.. XI 1 tf i T iml.nul SWP w w '"' as many of them re with P;n ftU(l ucm.-r, ,.tt Wu 6 ,w .v in wnat ciwuzaupn UW) um .m-. Charlotte UUsmrr. BavdD,u" "ai VM Savannah News: Wo have received a rom Boston to this effect : resident, 1630, Wade Hampton. The South will, no doubt, appreciate the coniplimept ihus paid to it by its Northern friends, in brinjruiir but, at this t . r .-, x". . v ni:..f n lc a e man ior me tu u. Magistracy of the Lnion, aud certainly General" Hampton has, by his courageous course in his State, done much to win the respect of good men of all sections. A SABBATH WELL SPENT. Here is a simple stanza, written by Sir Matthew Hale, Chief-Justice of Englaud, two hundred years ago : A Sabbath well spent Brings a week of content, And health for the joys of to-morrow; But a Sabbath profaned, Whate'er may be gained. Is a eu forerunner of sorrow, If you want to get rid pf flies, have pots of geraniums in your windows, The flow ers are so disliked by the flies that tl)ey will not enter an appartjnent thus guard eel. ' A monkey was sold in Richmond re ceutly, at a constable's sale, for $40. A Georgetown, S. C, negro was shot in the head with a Colt's navy revolver and the ball glanced off, and was subsequent- found in his pocket. Savannah Xeics: Among the freight brought out by the steamship Saragossa, which arriveed recently from Baltimore, were sixty large looms for the Eagle and Phoenix factory at Columbus. OMNIBUS & BAGGAGE WAGON ACCOMMODATIONS. I have fitted up an Oainibii and Baggage Wagon which are always ready to convey ner- aon to or from the depot, to and from parties, weuUingfi. xc. L.eaye order at Manoion House or at rny ivery & Sale Stable, Fisher street J n- ?i. ii '" near xiaitroau Driqge. M.A.BRINGLE- Aug. 19. tf. To the Workine Class. We are now prepared to fttfnigh all classes" wth ponstant empluym.rit ftt home, the whole of the time. r lor meir spare moments, uusiness new, ight and profitable. Persons of "eilhpr sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5 pef evening, .. j .: i i 1 , j- . ... auu i proporuuuai sum oy ueyqun meir whole time to the business. ; Bo'ys 'and girls earn nearly as much a,s men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business we make this utVpar- aueicu uurr .- iu sucu as are not weir sat isfied we will send ce dollar to pay for The trouble of writiux;. Fg,iV particular, sam ples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home and Fireside, one- of the largest and best III qstrated Publications, all sent free by mail. Reider. if you want permanent, profitable work, address GEOttQE FBAlKLIj ACADEMY. An. Engrllsh, Classic, ITlatli matical and Scientific School. : SULE and FEMALE. This School, located in a growing, heathy little vilage, four miles northt pj" Salisbury, pn the ew.Mocksville road, v'l Reopen on July 30th. 1877, ' TyiTl0' REASONABLE. can be had in MoMt rpnMtVit fam. t from $7.00 to $8.oa per month. Am pie facilities for Messing, 4c, ? For further particulars address. Rev. H. M. Brown, Salisbury, Rowan County, N. C. Rev. II. M. Beowk, A. M, Principal. r :r- - - advertisiko bates; tile Inch, one publication .J. ..... . .'..';.. $1 00 " M 4'tW0pdbtlCatl0n9,i.i.. l 60 Contract rates lor montbs or a rear. Tlie Great Scprpt of the Wonderfol SUCCESS OF VEGETHIE. It strike at the roci of dlioase by pnrSfjIng tht biood.rMtoring the' liver and 'kidney to henltby sctioo, iBTlgoratioff tli penroui jleui,. ' RELIABLE E VIDEIf CE, TVnr Sir 4 arili mnat cheerf bIIt add mv teatimonT to the gTCt nujubtT rou have alrcndy receWW in fa vor of yoir frjet wA good medit in. Vkoitikx, for I do not thiuk epouj,'h ran be said in It praise, for I ira ttpnbled over thirty yoara with that dreadful SiMara, Catrtrrh, and had' audi bad coughiujr apell that itvoaM yra a ttioagli IcouW-neer breath any more, and Yjoktjke has cured me ; aud I do feel to thank Odd aU (lu time that there is so good medicine Veuccixb, " J I ' thiuk it ou of the beat medicines r coughs aud weak ainking feeling t- the Mortacli. and advh everybody to take the. Vkoetixe.Kt 1 caa aanr tbein it is OB of tb best madiciues that ever was. JJKS. L.OOUE, Corner Magasine ad Wahiat Streets, Cambridge. Mass. THOUSANDS PAKy Is acknowledged and ra-ommeudod by physiclana aud S ' hecariea to be tlie beat ptirifler and clean sei of tbe 1'iood yel discovered, aud thoiisanda speak ia itapraiaa who ha( been retQre4 toliealih. Keport from a lractlpl (liemlst njid Apothecary, ' ' ' Bostos, Jan. 1, 1ST4. Dear Sir : Tbit i to certifT that J have gold at retail 151V down (1852 bottUa)pf your Vebbtisb sines April 13. ISTt, sud can truly say that it has given the beat satltfa'-tiyu of any remwlv for the complaints for which it ia recommend"! Hint I erer sold. Scarce W a day J,a-e without lomc of my enstotners testifying to its merits on themselves or their friend. am purfet'tly coguiiaut of several raes of Scrofulous Tumors being cured by V'EGE T1I$S alqnp ii this vicinity. ' Very rtpcctfu!Iy yonrs, ,, -r x - JiLOlLMAX, 4Si Bioadway, To B. BTBVKNS, ESQ. VEGETINE Will Cleanse Scrofula from th Systcni, HONEST OPINION. Mlt. H. It. STEVENS Be ftr Sir This is to show thut my son was taken sick in January fA, with Scrofula, which came out in large sores' and ulcers m his leg nnl hip. His lee was awelled mo e than twice it niiliiral sir.e. He bad several djct-r of JiiRh standing in thoir profea- gion tWQ irotu I ion auu nirc- iiuiii iuhiictiu.u witliout getting ' lit better. He wan obliged to lie wherever he was placed, for he had no uec of his limbs whatever. When we hud given tir nil hopes of bit living we were told to try EOETINE, the great blood remwlv ; and he had taken it but a short time before we could see a great change. The sores run o bad that wc had to change the cloths lour or five t:ina a uav. Still, he was getting belter ; for re could move his limbs and help himself a little. Ue was soon a'le to sit up ia bsril. nnd by constant use of V EOETINE, it ha cured him. lie has a lame leg, which he will probably have for life ; but we all honestly believe, if we had used VEGKtlMs before we had bothered with those doctors, it would have saved the use of hi l-g, nd restored it to natural health. I hope all those troubled with Scrofula will read this testimony of ine and my son, who is now well and abk t- ieuk for hiuiseif. CATHK1MSE MAIIONEY. DANIEL MA HONEY. 19 Trenton St., Charieatowu, Mass. Mv 10, 1874. T'he above plain but honest statement conclusi vely shows the quick and thorough cleansing etlecta of the VEUKT1NK iu Scrolula. VEOET1NE isacknowleiiircd bv allclsssea of peo plu to be the best aud most reliable blood pur;flcr in the worid. Ycgctlne Is Sold bjr All Druggists. A LECTURE TO YOUNG- MEN. Just Published, ih a tealed Envelope. Price sis cents. A LECTFBE OS THE X ATCRK. TltEATMtNT, AND Uadical. cue of Seminal Weak rues, or Sjicrmaiei rhoea, induceil by Self-Atiqse. Involuntary Emis sions, Impotency, I'ervou-i Dehility. and Ime(li (OenU to marriage gonpraljy; Consumption, Kpilip ey, and F'its; Menial an'l Pltvsical Incapacity. &c, -Uy It )BKUT J. CULVEUWELL, M. D., author of the "'Qreen Uopk," &o. The vnorlJ-rcno wned author, in this admirnble Leoturs, clearly proves from his own experience thattbe awiFql c-nHjqijtf!ioes of Self-Abuse may be eflTectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous sniical operations, bqqgiea, irttru ment", ring, or cordials: pointing om a mode of cure at once certaiu and e.Tetual. which every suflerer, nr. matter what his condition may be, may cure hiimelf cheaply, privately and radically. EOT This Lecture prove a loon to thousands a iid Ihousuvdi; Sent, under sal, ir a plain envelope, to any ad. dress, on reoeiptof six cents, Qr two postage stamps. Address the Pqblishets, THE CVLVERWELL MEDICAL CO , 41 Ann St, New York; Pqst Office bo. 4q86. (26:ly.) STATE OF XORTH CAROLINA. Davidson County- IN THE SLHHIQft CQlT; P. A. Hoover, Adra'r. de bonis non of J. K. Pinnix, dee'd. Plaintiff Summons, Againgt Charles V. Piunix. STATE OF XORTH CAROLINA. To the Sheriff of Davidson County Greeting: You are herebv commanded to summon Chas. VV. Pinnix, the defendant above nar-ted, if to be found in your county, to be and appear before the clerk of our Superior Court, for Da vidson county, at the court house in Lxington, within twenty days from the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and answer the complaint, which will be deposited in the othce of the Clerk of Ine oupeuor Court of said county, within ten days from service; and let the said defendant take notice that if he fail lo answer the said complaint within the time preacribed by law, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not and of this summons make doe returns. Given under my hand and seal this 22d day of May, 1877. C. f . LUWJS, Clerk of the Superior Court of Davidson County and Judge of Probate. It appearing from the affidavit filed that Cha3. V. Pinnix. the defendant named in the ffcboye summons is a non-resident of this State, and -thill his. plpe of residence is unknown, It is ordered that service of the summons be' made by' 'publication for six weeks, in the Car olina VatphniaiT,' a newspaper published in Salisbury, N. C. CF. LQWE, Clerk Superior Court Davidson County. 37:61. v Mmm SCHOOL NOTICE. The nndersigned will succeed Prof. Ludwick as teacher of the classical male school n Salis bury, ne will open in the same building here tofore occupied by said school, the first Iiipday in Sept., and solicits public favor. Hates for Tuition will range from $2.50 to $4.50 perJnoontfc. OWEN PARKER. July 2d, 1877. 37:2m. f4 ipi i m mi I ai I ii ii ii -. ii . w lll r Rcnmond & Danyile. Eichmoad & Danville R. W ' N'.'C. Diviio, and norm western u. v. w. GOMQENED TIME-TABLE n Effect on and after Sunday, Pc, JQ.tf), S7G POING NORTH STATIONS. MAIL. Le :aye Charlotte AjrrLine Junlion - SaliBOtiij- -" Greennboro 4.55 A M 5.20 " 75 9.55 " 12.28 p M " Danville " Dhndee " Burkeville 12.46 ti 5.p5 Arrive at liichnjpnd .43 P M GOIKG 'SOUTJI. STATIO.NS. MAIL. Leave liichmpnd 7.5p a y 10.40 V 2.55 p u 5.40 8.15 " ' Burkeville ' Dundee Danvll'o Gr,eensjjorough Salirtriury' ii Air-Line JnnctionlO.25 " Arrive t Charlotte 10.37 " GOING BAST GOING WEST STATIONS. Leave Greensboro " Co. Shop? Arrive at Raleieh MAIL. Ijjl MAIL, g, IO.Ooam'u A rr. 5.25 pm w 11.21 " Lv. 4.15" 2.41pm 2, Arr.12.30rM 5 5.15PxM Lv.IO.IOpm KQILTIX WESTERN U. C.R.B. (Salem Qravgh,) Leave Greensborq 5.50 p u Arrive t Salem 8.00 " Leave Salem 7-S0 A M Arrive at Greeneboro 9.35 " Passenger Trains leaving Kaleigh at 12.34 p, M. connect at Greensboro with the Southern bound train; makjpg the jutcke.l tjrqe to al Southern cities. No Change of Cars Between Charlotte ana iticnmona. zbz miles. Papers thaf have nrrftngernenls to advertise the schedule of this company will please prin as above and forward copies to Genl. Passenger Agent. For further information address JOHN R. MACMURDO, Genl. Passenger Agent J tine 0, '70 liichranp.d. V a. KERR CRAIGE, gitomtj at Sato, E?.liagT3U.r'-y , ST. O. I- 'x4il VV here Adverliaiuir Cuutracts can be mada Carolina Central Railway Co. Okfick Ge.nkral SUPKKISTS.UXT. Wilmington, X. C. pril 14, 6 Change of Schedule, On and after Friday, April IGtb, 1P75, the trains will ruu over this Railway as follows . PASSENGER TRAINS. Leuve Wilminjrtou at 7.15 A M. Arrive at Charlotte at 7.15 P.M. Leave Charlotte at 7.00 A. M Arrive iu Wilmington at 7.00 P. M FEEIGHT TRAINS Leave Wilmington at 6.00 P M Arrive at Charlotte at 0.00 P M Leave Charlotte at 0 A M Arrive in Wilmington at .6.00 A il MIXED TRAINS Leave Charlotte at 8.00 A M Arrive at Buffalo at J2 M Leave Buffalo at. 12.30 PM Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 P M No Trains on Sunday eccept one freight, train that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. m., instead ol on Saturday night. Ccnnectons. Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington fe Weldon, and Wilmington, Columbia t Augusta Railroads, Semi-weekly Kcw York uud Tri weekly Baltimore aud weekly Philadelphia Steamers, and the River Boats to Fayetterille. Connects at Charlotte with its Wettern Di vision, North Carolina Railroad. Charlotte t Statesvile Railroad, Charlotte fc Atlanta Air Liue, and Charlotte, Columbia A Augusta Rail road, Thus supplying the whole West, North we 't and Southwest with a short aud cheap line to the Seaboard and Kurope. S. L. FREMONT. Ohief Engineer and Superintendent. May 6. 1875. tf. TIMETABLE WESTERN N, Q. RAILROAD. To take effect jue i2d, 1877. GOINCf WEST. STATIONS. Salisbury.,, ...... Third Creek...,, Sratesville Plotts Catawba Neirton Canova Hickory I card Morganton ....... Bridgewater Marion - Old Fort... Henry this r.vrKrt is o?r fixr with ?! T55 A.M. 9 04 A. M.) 0 45 ' 10 3.Q m 10 35 " 11 07 11 07 " U 27 11 30 f 12 18 P. 12 20 P. Mi 12 38 " 12 38 " 1 05 " 1 25 " 2 05 'I 2 10 " 2 50 2 53 " 3 37 tf 3 40 P. M. 4 25 " 4 30 5 18 ' 5 20 " 5 30 " GOING EAST. STATIONS. A RRiyy. Henry Old Fort 6 12 A. M. Marion 7 07 Bridgewater 7 52 " Morganton...... 8 22 " Ieard 9 05 " Hickory 9 50 Canova....,..... ifj 20 u Newton........ 10 35 u Catawba,...,,.. 11 25 Plotts ,., 11 65 Statesville ..... 12 32 P.M. Third Creek.., 1 40 Salisbury...... 2 3Q V. Leave. 6 00 A.M. 6 15 7 10 " T 55 " 8 28 " 0 10 " 9 52 " 10 23 10 37 1135 " 12 00 P. M. 12 52 1 45 M CENTENNIAL HARDWARE STORE Oil sale and constantly arriving, TVRE IRON1 lo 2i inches at 3 cens per lb. -Do round aud square, from 3-1G to 3 iuchei, 3 to 10 ceotr Do Bjd(1, t to G inches, from 3 to 10 cents. PLOW MOULDS and irons, all shapes and ize. WIRE CLOTH for greens, of various isizes, BUGGY and Carriage Material uf all qualities, 8PRINGS and AXLES, for Wagons, Carriages, Uuggieg. ic Sulkies PRESERVING KETTLES, brass and liued, from 1 to 5 gallui APPLE PEELER9, 100 doz. retail 75 eents. WHITE LEAD and prepared paints, all colors. OILS, linseed aBd tnacliine, best brands. VARNISHES, all kitnli COOKING Utensils, all sorts, sizes and styles. 3 We could saw oiff the north pole if we could get at it. DISSTOX'S " Great Amtrican " has never beeu excelled : saws uf all and for all purposes. ' WELL BUCKETS, puleys, chains and ropes, (iLASS, window, from 8 x 10 to 3(1 x 44, 11i,ue Glass to order, f NAILS, cut, from 10-penuy up $3 per 100 lbs. From 10-peuuyTj 4, 3 to 4 ceuts, Wrought and horse-shoe nails, Tariable. SCREWS, tacks and brads of all sizes aud for all uses. Blacksmith Tools, all sorts ; H pateut drill, new aod splendid. ROPE, jute, ceisal, inanilla, hemp and cotton, from i to 2 iuclieii BELTING, rubber aud leather, from 1 to 14 inches. Horse Collars, horse aud mule shoes. Laities, aud traces. Edge Tools and boring implements in eudless variety. FARM TOOLS and MACHINERY!' For aH-purposes of jsupt-rior qunlity aud equal to any demand. Straw Cutters, Cradles, Plows, Rakes. HooTand h'hovels. House furnish stock (in uy Hue) complete Saddlers' hardware and tools, full assortniin;, BRUSHES paint.TaniUh, white wash, horse, scrub and all other kinds fiue and coar, Wine aud Cider Mills. Cane Mills and Evaporators. j Carpenters' Tools, splendid and more complete thau evaraud Still a few more of them Machines left ! Come one come all, and see Sam Taylor, the paraxon of R, R. Crawford's CentenuUl Hardware Store, 15;ly COME TO CRAWFORD'S. -,rii? ? r5f $s f"t ; r -:xjt r-i-T rrf v fr r v rv t- vi-n' mi fx CHEAPER. 'THAN EVER. ORDERS FOR Responsible persons, or nnnpinT ntin nnnt-Eiii ATTCiiTinn V?tl I I1V1III 1 miw Unllkl Wis n 1 Ball 1 miii aeiT1' COURT AND JUSTICES' PRIOES STRICTLY LOW. glitos WAf CHMAN, SALISBURY, N. C. r-T tt it .v - --r-T. Ff DEEDS & Fee Simple Deeds, Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deeds, Commissioners' Deeds, Sheriff Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Farm Contracts, MarrUgo and Confirmation Certificates, Distillers' Entries, and vhrious other forms for sale at the WATCHMAN OFFICE. DR. TRAWTHAM Having purchased the DkUG STORE of Buis A Bakker. will coniinue the bnsinew st Stand. Will keep constantly on hand a full and complete rtock of all goods in hit UM' -.uto! Cotton Press Bnildinfr. The undersigned 6flers his services to the public for Cotton Press Building and Repair, injr, and will do this work cheaper than ever before done in this country. Address, H. W. OVERCASH, Enochvillle, Rowan County, N. C. 30.5m: NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WATCHMAN SAWS! Table aud Pocket-eutlery elegant and abundant, Pistols from 25 jjeuts to-$20 plated revolvers Guns froiachildreu' $2 to $40 sporting. IRON GATES aud FENCES, aud pate latcbci. f' 'ft $ 3& k wt v r. PRINTING FROM on cash remittances, shall receive BLANKS KEPT ON HAND. ri: i t m j- t " jt-r. -'-il a i .a. a. a. h Wf f f f ? t MORTGAGES; FRUIT JARS ! FRUIT JARS LOW DOWN. T.ict roro!xw1 innnlr of Mason's Fruit Jars, qnarts, pints and half gallop' :il k ..iA U.lhin ovnr anlrl in .tbi Will LC BUIU before. 36:6t. At ENNISS DrugStor- - m Mortgage Dqeds for sale 1 V
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 16, 1877, edition 1
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