tfgp eg gaL.
""lijtlie adds in the business local col-
pecial inducements are offered.
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Vaxce and Hon. W.
ROBT
Tuesday,
on
J7L1JBIS O"
tbeirfny to Washington.
o
cbi'ken thief visited Mr. Julius Me
rely V''P Monday night and carried
'fpoine tiue Brahma ehickens which he
tuld like to-re cover.
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Ir. . H. Kestlcr informs us that he
intends opening in a short time, his res
tauraei- II u;,s krl)t iu the best style
list vcr as tlu- puhlieTwcn remember.
o
,od many are enquiring: "Are you
areThat this is a moral circus coming T
Tl.v want that pohit settled. We cau't
lsav positively till we hear the baud.
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(Joorge Woodson requests, iu the most
plicate manner, that we hint to smokers
tl. it if they w ish something really good,
tn mil on him at Enniss' Drug Store. We
advise ytu to go.
rx r n,vi fouutv Examiner, will be
U. '
at thi Court House on Thursday next, and
Friday and Saturday, if necessary, to ex
ull applicants for teacher f public
whools. Hours? from
?:m.
11 A. M., to 3
Mr. Adam Brown, a well to4o farmer
1 GH) pounds of fruit. Lie sold in this
iiiaiket pounds of it, which averaged
." cents the other .'iOO pounds he has kept
- for his wn use-
o
Mr. Iliutou James challenged W. II.
Kestler, Esq., te-settle a difficulty between
tliein '"by the code of Honor." Mr. Kes
tler accepted and chose brick bats, the
distance, 4 miles.; The Grand Jury are
already grinning prospectively over that
1 ..tbiiura
Or
AVe call attenthw to the-advertisement
ofE. L. Harris, crayon artist, Sassafras
Folk, X. C He is the fittest artist in this
line in the Stale. We can assure parties
ordering from htm that they will get a
really fine picture at -a moderate price.
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rv.r.1.- T?n(Ti.i-!i itf Mfnmpvs Sr. Roorprs
A i 'ri j O '
has returned from New ork looking as
eould le expected. Their goods are toll
ing in every day and are uriusually hand
some and cheap. Frank now wears one
of those pretty Boston Telephone Hats.
The hoys smile when they see him com-
Hotr lie tea Taken In. A little negro,
i .i:. :n.,
WHO WHS U1SU linilllin uina iu i uiu ni-
jimhehing circus, met a countryman front
' the neighltorhood of Olin, N. C, in the
outskirts of the tovsii, and approaching
tlw ouiitrymanV team, h,anded him a
sliovy bill; then displaying live cardsfour
UauV, the fifth .having a black dot in the
ventre, he said : '.'Do you-want to know
liov to make j500 clear ?"' The man told
hint. he did.' The boy tlpen said: "If you
have five dollars and will let me have it,
I will show you," all the time arranging
his cards. The man handed him the mp-
iir aim mi" I'wj juiupt u me umiciti xin v.
and-was gone. The countryman never
otiiiisniouev.
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The' commissioners have,, had the gas
turned off on the streets, except iu a few
lamps on Main street. We hear a some
Jitfle complaint about it. The people
'say the taxen have not been reduced, but
if anything, is rather looking up, and
that the money i spent iu piling mud on
the streets and other like needless expen
ditures. They think it pot right to de
prive them of light on the streets, and
especially now, as the time of year is ap-
-proaching when the street lamps are most
'iieeessary. We hope the Board will re
consider this step aud if possible please
the taxpayers and the public.
o
-4 Beautiful Store. Bell, the Jeweler,
has return from the cities with a very
fine and beautiful stock of Silver-ware,
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, &c. He hds
also adorned his store with a number of
new pieces of Statuary, altogether making
it one of the most attractive stores, in the
fity. Young -gentlemen wishing to. buy
fine things to present to their adored, will
be shown jeweled rings and sets of a qual
ity aud price equal to the highest ambi
tion. The stock, when fully in, will be
.large and varied.
Blinkins is "going, to sue this 'ere darn
ed old town." He was "waikin' alon
4he street last night 'bout 10 or 11 'clock
and hit his toe against soniethiu' aud
pitched right 'head into a darn old ditch
half full of mud and water, and liked to
drowned and smothered before he could
fitt outen it. Was never in such a place
in his life before; and there oughtn't to be
any such ja the world. Would have
r damages outen the mayor or somebody
-look at my clothes spiled a whole suit."
. "And there weren't a dropf of liquor in
the scrape, Blinkins ?" .
. "You be darned I was not drunk
knowed e verything as good as any man -and
you can't lay that"
JAll right all right I'll take it back
Blinkins."
' Blinkins was in a sad plight of bruises
and muddy Rothes. He was one of whis
key's best jobs, and no doubt felt like an
injured individual, as indeed he. was.
. -o
Felonious Attempt. Some miscreant at
tempted to enter the store of Messrs. R.
& A. Murphy Tuesday night by a false
'.v. lie worked for some minutes, but
failing to get in went away. Mr. John
Murphy, sleeping in the store, heard the
ieiio
at the door, and aruiiusr himself
ith a ood revolver stood near waiting
10 :.ce Ins man if the door should swing
n. After heleft Mr. Murphy stepped "-t
nnd looked around, but could see no one.
He then went to bed .again j but before
he fell asleep the burglar returned "and
renewed his efforts. Fortunately for him
self no doubt, he again failed ; for had "he
opened the door it might have been his
instant death. Mr. Murphy was patientlv
waiting on the inside with pistol cocked,
anxious to give hitn a surprising recep
tion We hope tire police will keep diiligent
watch over the beef market. The ordK
nance reads as follows : That no beef or
other fresh meats shall be hunir ud. or
publicly exposed, on the streets or side
walks, between the hours of 10 a. , am.,
and 4 p. in., during the winter months,
uttder a penality of a tine' of $500, for
each and every ;fFebce. The same applies
to fish. We think it a violation of the
spirit of the law to expose these things in
lanes or lots, close enough to sidewalks
to be touched, without moving off the walk.
The Commissioners ought to have forbid
den it altogether instead of allowing the
exposure part of the day and that part,
evening whea ladies are mostly on the
streets. . It might be done in the early
morning, but certainly at no other time
of the day.
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Military at the State Fair We have
received, copy of General orders No. 11,
from which we make a few extracts :
Four companies of5 the first Batalion,
nine companies of the second, and three
companies of the third Battalion are or
dered to Hssemble at Camp Mussel, in the
city of Raleigh, at or before 10 a. in., on
Tuesday the Kith inst. All troops will
appear iu heavy inarching order with
blauketsaud each company must depend
upon itself for subsistence during the eu
campmeiit a period f three days. Free
transportation will be furnished, both
coming and returning, to officers, privates
and musicians of the North Carolina State
Guard.
The Uuited States Army regulations
governing encampments will be followed.
By order of the Goveruoraud Coininau-der-in-chiefj
Johnston Jones, y
Adjutant-General.
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The. Rifle Guards of this place, known
as company "A'' 3rd Batailion in the or
ders, will, we fear, not be able to attend
hope, however, they will. NotlTiug is said
about the Consequences of a failure to obey
these orders.
o
Yesterday morning dawned rather cold and chilly,
although the vast spread or canvass on tacrbluff at
the tout of Madison street announced to tue crowd
Lot expectant observers that at last V. W. Cole's
Great New York and New Orleans Circus, Menage
rie, Museum, Egyptian Caravan, Aquarium, Aviary,
School or Gymnasia and Trained Animal Exposition"
of Wonders was here. Sonic were led to expect that
the street parade would not be seen in all its glory;
but nature smiled, and at last the clouds cleared
away, and as the bright sun poured down it shone
on the handsomest street display that any exhibi
tion ever made in the sifsets of our city. The prin
cipal streets through which the procession passed
were blockaded witl spectators who were evidently
amazed at the long line oi gold and glitters, banners,
dags and curiosities. ConUlin's open den of per
forming lions was one of the principal features,
while the Hindoo Zluga in his plate glass den of
writalag serpeats, the chariot of Neptune and the
ste;un organ were extremely handsome- and attrac
tructlve. The display was unexpectedly excellent,
and was an indication of the delightful performances
which was witnessed In the afternoon and evening
by vast crowds of sightseers, completely QlUng the
iarge teats of the couceru. The Menagerie is a cost
ly collection of rare and splendid animals", and one
where the student of zoology can pass hours pleas
antly and profitably.
Mr. Cole introduces a rare curiosity the mermaid
or woman fish, eating and drinking under water in
such a way as to almost lead one to believe she was
amphibious.
The-exhibition is something which every one
should see, and seeing be deligTued. Mr. Cole has
exhibited a great deal of energy in putting such an
elegant sjd.v oatae roil, aad an apprecl itioi of
what the people want these hard times by reducing
lils prices to tue nominal sum of fifty and twenty
live ceats. After two more exhibitions here he will
journey through Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Arkansas, TexaSj etc., and there give onr rural
brethren a chance o; enjoying the rare treat which
le has presented us here. Jnfact, every point was
complete and thorough in finish and detail. .Hrm-
phii Ledger, A pf il 'Srd.
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Oua Dream. We had a dream last
Wednesday night and as it pertains to a
matter we intended- to speak of, we will
tell the dream :
"W e were sitting in our office writing
up a few d.ts tor the Watchman, when a
nnvP-cnme iu. He walked up to a chair
and stood holding to its back. We asked
htm to take a seat without looking up
Presently he asked : "Are you the para
graph writer for this paper f We re
plied, looking at him, iu the affirmative.
He was dressed in the style of the an
cients aud had a face that seemed familiar
He asked: "Do you know me?" Told
him we were not certain, thought we had
seen nan somewnere. .uv name is
Shakespeare," he said. "William, the
man that wrote the poetry ?" we iuquired
"les, I am the man." We told him we
had seen his picture in one of the Raleigh
opera houses, that we remembered him
perfectly and was glad to see hint. He
said he wanted to speak to us confiden
tially and would like to go to a private
place. We took him into the inner sanc
tum. When -seated he said: "In your
last issue you made a quotation from on of
my little poems, I think it was from Ham
let, Prince of Denmark, in which you
busted." We were very sorry aud would
correct it with pleasure.
He went on: "You made me say 'that
this too,' too social flesh,' instead of 'that
this too too solid flesh.' You see, my
young friend, you made a sort of a fool of
me." Yes, we were sony", and told him
that we had written it correctly and that
the compositor had made the error and
that it was overlooked in the proof. He
said I might thiuk strange of his coming
to tell me of it, but that he wasmisquoted
by so many people and so many times.
4hat-he felt he must take steps to have a
stop put to it, and this being my first
offense, he thought it well to nip it in the
bud. We promised to be more careful.
; aud shaking hands with him ho left the
i office.
TITTRTWRRS T.nf! A T. nrT TTTUrKT I
Porter and Imported Ale at Kestler's.
Baker's old Bye Whiskey (3 years old)
at Kestler's.
A fresh keg of Bergner & Engle'a Beer
tapped every day at Kestlefs.
The report circulated by some of the
Lager Beer drinkers that all the beer in
town was sour is not the truth. My Phil
adelphia Beer is fresh and "good. My
customers have found it good all during
the summer and I expect to keep it iu that
condition in future.
51:4t. W. II. KESTLER.
Removal.
Bearnhardt & Sons have removed their
stock of goods to the store rooms formerly
occupied by A. M. Sullivan & Co., where
they will be pleased to meet their custom
ers and the public. 51:2t.
Personal. We are requested to state
that Gen. Ilufus Barringer will attend the
first two daj-8 of the coming Superior
Court of Rowan, when persons wishing to
see him, had better do so, as he may uot
be able to remain longer. (It)
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We call the attention of our customers
to the following special inducements in
our new stock :
We offer yard wide A A sheeting smooth
and weighing 3 yards to the pouud, at 8
cents a yard by the bolt.
We offer yard wide A sheeting for flour
sack, &c, at 7 cents a yard by the bolt.
We offer a good Jeans for 12 J cents per
yard.
We offer calicoes at 7 cents per yard.
We offer a good pebble grain Ladies
Shoe at $1.25 pet pair.
We offer a handsome cloth shoe at $1.00
per pair.
We offer Ladies Hose at 5 cents per
pair.
We offer a shirt that we guarantee to
be the best in the market at $1.(0 each.
We offer Ladies 2 button Kid Gloves,
handsome dark colors, at 50 cents per
pair.
We offer special inducements in Rib
bons and Hamburgh Edgings.
We offer Worsted Dress Goods at 20
cents to $1.00 per yard.
We oner Itaudsome black alpacas at 3o
cents to $1 .00 per yard.
We offer a new and desirable line of
Hats and Clothing at specially attractive
prices.
Our entire stock is well selected and is
offered at prices that can not be beaten.
All goods are soul for cash or barter only.
MEKONEYS & IJOGEKS.
TTM, ,10th, 1377. 51 It.
I. V. Brown h is a line double barrel
shot gun, and two good Rifles for sale
cheap. It.
Blum's Almanac for 1878 is for sale
at
Knox's store.
You can now get any style of Picture
you want, from the common lin-type-to
Life size Portrait, at prices within the
reach of all.
Call at the Old Stand in Salisbury, and
see for vonrself. '
As the perfection of entirety depends
upon the perfection of miuutia.', so no one
can hope for robust health of the entire
system it the blood should become iu the
least impure. Its standard of purity is
best maintained by the use of Dr. Bull's
Blood Mixture.
IiIAURIED.
By Rev. W. C. Gannon, October 3rd Is", Mr John
P. W'ebek and Miss Matilda Ann Pkesneli- of Salis
bury, '. C.
DIED.
Monday nicht last, Amelia, Infant daughter of
P. N. llelllg, Ks., aged less than one monjth.
Of Diphtheria, In Unity township, 1st inst., il--iam
Baxtek clam pet. aged years, infant son of ii.
and Elizabeth Clampet.
The Confedetate Soldikk's Keti us, or The Lost
Cacse. A magnlllccnt picture, beautiful in design
and artistic in execution, it represents a conieui-r-ate
soldier atter the war returning to his home,
which he finds ruined by shot and shell, looking
lonely and desolate. Inlrcfnt of tlie ruined cottage,
telling a sad tale of the miseries of war, are two
jr ives with rude crosses, on one of which some
rriendiv hand has hung a garland. The. graves
are overhung by a weeping willow, in the shadow
of which stands the returned soldier with bow
ed head, as If thinking of the past. To the
right the calm river and rising moon Indicate peace
and rest. The stars seen through the trees repre
sent the Southern Cross, draped over the graves, an
emblem of the Confederate flag as well as a harbin
ger of brighter days to come. The Hood of glorious
moonlight streaming through the trees and retlect
lng on the peaceful river adds to the sentiment and
beauty of the scene and its surroundings. No de
scrlotion of this gem of art will dolt justice it must
be seen. It Is a picture hat will touch every south
ern heart and should find a place in every southern
home, it is wxis inches in size, on heavy plate pa
per. One copy will be sent by mail. In a pasteboard
roller, to any address, post-paid, on receiptor 25cts.;
three copies for oo cts., or six for $1, la currency or
postage stamps. Agents wanted everywhere to sell
this and a variety of other pouular and cheap pic
tures. No money required until they are soW. No
trouble to sell them, bend stamp tor catalogue and
trms. Address,
i A. CIIEOAU & CO., Publishers,
40:3t. 16T Market St., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Now and Then.
It i only now and then that such men as
llOn. .-ICA. U- OlCJMICIIi-, .......... ....-y
(.'r.finv. Iln.wn of Ga.. endorse a medicine for
the throat ami lungs, and when they do it is
preltv jjood evidence that the remedy must be
nood'for the cure of coughs, colds a id lung at
t'ecthin. They recommend the (.Ji- -bk Flow
kii COUGH Sykcp, and their testi nniaU arc
to be seen round tlie ten cent nample bottles of
the Globe Flower Syrup, for sale by fheo. Y .
IChittz. A sample" bottle relieves the wort
cough and will cure sore throat. Regular size
bottles, fifty doses, $1.
A Very Good Reason.
The reason why only one sample bottle of
Meurels Hepatink for the Liver will be Fold
to th same person, for ten cents, by our Drug
gist, Theo. F. Kluttz is because of the enormous
expense of importing tlie Hepatine into this
ouniry ; but as there are fifty doses in the large
size bottles, it seems two cents per dose is cheap
enough after all for a medicine that cures dys-
nevsia and liver complaint. All who have not
had a sample bottle are entitled to one for ten
cents at Theo. F. Kluttz's Drug store. Three
doses relieves anv ease of dvspepsia, constipa-
'ion. indigestion or liver complaint, in the
world. Kegular size bottles, fifty doses, 1.00.
How it is Done.
The first object in life with the American
people is to "xet rich"; the second, how to re
gain :ood health. The first can be obtained by
energy, honesty and saving; the second, (ood
health,) by usitv; Green's August Flower.
Should you be a despondent sufferer from any
of the efieet? orDyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, &c, such as Sick Headache, Pal
pitation ofthje Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual
Costiveness, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous
Prostration, Low Spirits, &c., yon need notsuf
ftr another day: Two doses of August Fixnv
f.r will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles
10 centa. Positively sold by all first-class
rrHggtst in the U. S.
TUTF
A Noted Divine says
They are-worth their
weight in gold.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:
Dk. Tutt: Dear Sir: For ten years I hove been
a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation, nnd Piles. Last
sprine your nils were recommended to roe ; I used
Ihcni (Uut wiili liulc tuitli). I tm now a well man,
have good ajKtitc, ('it-stion penect, regular tools,
piles gonr, and I h:t vc gmm-d forty pounds solid flesh.
They are wor Ii their weight in gold.
Rev. 11. L. SIMPbON. Louisyille, Ky.
Tll'i lift msi a I Dr. Tntt has been en.
I U I Id riLLo 1 PaPVd. in M?e fracture of
medicine thin years, and'
CT7BB SICK HEAD
ACHE. tuttFpils
CUKE DYSPEPSIA.
TUTPSKILS
CTKZ CONSTIPATION
TUTPSPILLS
CTTBE PILES.
TUTPSRLLS
CTXHI FEVER AND
AGUE.
TUTPSlltS
CUKE BILIOUS COLIC
TUTPSPiLLS
for a Ion jr tinn- was demon,
str.itor of anatomy in the
Medical College of Geor
pia, hence persons nsing
his fills have the puaran
te that they are prepared
on siRmihc principles,
"and arc free from all
quackery.
1 lo lias snccceded in
comhining in them the
hcrctolore antagonistic
qualities of a strength
tng.furgative,anda fur
itymgtotiii.
3.Yhcir first apparent ef
fect is to increase the ap
petite lv causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
ga'is, regular anil healthy
evacuations are produced.
The rapidity with which
persons take on fifth,
while tinder the influence
of these pills, ol itself in
dicates their adaptability
to not'rish the body, and
henrfc their efficacy in curing-
nerroits debility, mel
ancholv. dyspepsia,' wast
ing of the muscles, slug
pi'liness of the liver,
chronic constioation. and
CUBE KIDNEY COM
PLAINT. TUTPSPiLLS
CUBE TORPID LIVER
tmpnrt-.Tiw hea'th and strength to tho system. Sold
everywhere. Office, 35 Mu ray Street, New York.
TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
Gray Hair can be chang-ed to a
plossy black by a single application of
Dt.Tutt's H jii Dye. It acts like magic,
and is warranted as harmless as water.
Price $1.00. Office 35 Murray St., N. Y.
i qnn Miyijiijjumiiii nii 'i li
What is Queens Delight i
Read the Ansraev
It is a plant that prows In the South, and is spe
cially adapted to the cure 01 du.ia&cs ot that climate.
'"natures own remedy,
Entering at once into the blood, expelling all scrof
ulous, syphilitic, and rheumatic affections. Alone,
it it a searching alterative, but when combined withi
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, and other herbs, it forms
Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla
and Queen's Delight,
The most powerful blood purifier known to medical
science for the cure of old ulcers, diseased joints, foul
discharges trom the ears and nostrils, abscesses, skin
diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint, evil effects of
secret practices, disordered liver and spleen. Its use
strengthens the nervous system, imparts a fair com
plezion, and builds up the body wilii
HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.
As an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strongly
recommended. Hundreds of cases of the worst type
have been radically cured by it. Being purely veg
etable its continued use will do no harm. The best
time to take it is during the summer and fall ; and
instead of debility, headache, fever and ague, you
will enjoy robust health.) Sold by all druggists.
Price, $1.00. Office, 35 Murray Street, New York.
Tlte Buckeye ha virtues which lie in the
bitter principle called Esciilin, whhh have
ieen utilized fur the cure of Hemorrhoids, or
Piles. In swfl'ring with that disease use Tab
ler'irBuckeye I'ile Ointment, only 50 cents a
bottle. For sale at TranthanV Drily Store.
On meeting a friend the first inquiry is al
ways' regarding his health. Why? Because'
health is of tlie (Wt consideration; yet many
will sit in a cold, damp theatre, regardless of
weak lungs and hacking rough. Discard some
of the ephemeral pleasures ol the day, such as
iheutre-goinjr, cigar-smokinsr, tc, anil invest
vour small change in something that will be a
astinj: benefit. For instance, Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar costs only 5O cents, and
will fiire your Cough, Cold, and II diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Try it. For sale at
H. T. Trantham's Drug Store. 40:3m.
POT OFFICE DIRECTORY.
For thelxMifflt of the public t'.ie following directo
ry of the Post o.iicc ot tills city is published: '
Two malls north of Richmond, Va., per day.
First opens, '.'11.3 A. M. Closes 7.00 P. M;
second opens r.m P. M. " imw
South "n mail opens .i A.M. " 5.ou "
Western " H.cO P. M. " 10.50 A. M.
But one mail a d xy ea t of Greensboro to Kalelgh
and other points eastward which closes at 7.eo P. m.
Hut one mall a day to points between Salisbury
and Richmond, Va., which closes at tf.oo P. M.
Three mails a week to Mw ksvllle and other points
on this route. Leaving on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday aud returning the fallowing days.
Two malls a week to Albemarle and other points
on tins route. Lca-ing n Monday and Thursday
and returning the following days.
one mall a week to .lackson lilll and other jwlnt.s
on this route. Leaving Monday and returning next
day.
one mall a week to Moorcsvllle and intermediate
points. Arriving at u M., Friday, ana leaving 1 r.
M., same day.
one mill a week to Mt. Vernon and Wood Leaf.
Leaving Saturday at 7 A. M., and returning at 6 same
day.
Office hours for delivering malls from 7.30 A. M., to
1 P M., and from l.no P. M., lo C.io P. M. Sunday oi'tlce
hours firmi 7 A. M., to s A. M. From ll.ao A. .M., to
12 M., and from P. M. to .ho P. M.
Money orders Issued and paid, and letters regis
tered from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
DAVID L. P.IUXGLE, P. M.
IMtlCE CUKKtiXT.
Corrected by J. M. Knox & Co.
: October, 3, 1877
Cotton dull Middlings,
low do
stains
10
8
6
Bacon, county, hog round
Bctteii
Enos
Chickexs per dozer.
Coun scarce. j
Meal moderate demand at
Wheat y;ood demand at
10.ll
202o
10
S 1.50 2.00
60
65
1.00,1.10
Flocr market stockedbest fnm
super.'
Potatoes, Irish
Okioxs no demand
Laud
Beeswax-
$:loo
2.T5
75
12i15
35
30(35
2830
67
5
46
1115
Tallow
dried -Sua
au
y
MARKET REPORT.
New York, Oct. 9. Gold opened at 21.
Stocks unsettled. Money 7. Gold 2$.
Exchange long $4.81; short $4.85. State
bonds dull. Governments firm.
Cotton quiet uplaudg 1H; Orleans
1H; sales 552. Futures easier October
1 1.60 1 1 .61 ; November H.39l 1.41 ;
December ll.3oll.33; January 11.39
11.41; February 11. 521 1.55.
Flour firm : Wheat better. Corn shade
firmer. Pork duljat $14.:. Lard heavy
steam $9.15.
Baltimore, Oct, P. Floor fairly active
firm and unchanged. Southern wheat
quiet and steady, western active but low
er: southern red good prime $1.401.50;
amber. $1.52 1.55; western steamer
$1,314; No. 2, western winter red, spot
and October $1.47 ; November $1.44 bid.
Southern corn steady ; western steady and
firm; southern white C8G9; yellow 62
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100 TIMES MORE GRAND
THAN ANY SHOW EVER SOUTH -
At SALISBURY, SATURDAY, Oct. 13
Coming on 3 Special Trains !
Fifth Tour of the Continent by Railroad.
A CONGIiESS OF BEWIL DEBING A TTRA CTI0XS !
10,000 SEPARATE AND DISTINCT NOVELTIES!
The Earth, the Sen, the Sky are all represented in a
VAST WILDERNESS OF EXHIBITION TENTS.
0,E TICKET ADUITS TO ALL.
THE
Most Famous
OP FAMILY
SOCIALS
A PANOPLY
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SPLENDOR
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New and Great 33t Show on Earth.
ZOOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN
A ManotS fflosem ! AStupeMons Menagerie! A Fains Circus!
W. W. COLE....
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The Proprietor of this vast and unparalleled consoli
dation of interesting and attractive features has Tor ihe
season of 1877, through a life-lonj experience and a lav
ish outlay of monev, the pleasure of placing before tin
uhlic the GRANDEST EFFORT OF HIS LIFE, In
rocuring all the atiainahl - novelties of the Unite Crea
on from all quarters of die world, and in connection
uerewith will he found
Gymnasts, Grotesques and
Artists, to he found in any
and classic entertainment
elegancies and coarseness too Irequently permitted iv
most of lent exhibitions. In litis Great Show there is
nothing ever presented that a gentleman would hesitate
to bring his family to witness, or the most exacting lak
exceptions to.
OL'R SUPERIORITY OVCR AX Y OTHER SHOW in AMERICA.
The Wonders and Beauties of Nature ! Ten Thousand
Ocean Marvels! The Gaucho Horsemen af the Pampas!
uperb Display of Arenic Prowess! Monarches of the
Rivers i'v: Jungles of India, Africa and $outh America !
I Challenge the World (o Equal my "cw and Great
Show.
$100,000
Worth of
EXTBAORDIXARY FEATURES JUST ADDED:
mm AMa
vThe only specimen of Real Fur Seals ever upon exhibition.)
BABY EL.EPII VNTS,
BABY LIONS,
DEN OF MONSTER SERPENTS, (Some of which are
50 feet long.) DROVE OF BACTRI AN CAMELS,
A HERD OF ELEPHANTS,
A $20,000 HIPPOPOTAMUS, BABY CAMELS,
BABY MONKEYS, BABY TIGERS, 1
BABY SEA LIONS, A SEA ELEPHANT, (Captured
in the South Sea.1 .
TRAINED anfl PERFORMING fflD BEASTS.
(A Sjicrialily in
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THE MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT EVER SEEN,
More Wild Beasts, More Men and Horses ; More Curiosities, Mag
nijicent and Gorgeous Wardrobes, Heralds, Kings, Knights,
Body-Guards, Ladies of the Court, Soldiers, Baffle
Men, Horse Guards, clad in Armor of Silver,
Steel and Gold Platings,
FOnMING- -A.
SCENE OF SPLENDOR
NEVER BEFORE EQUALED. SEE THE
Grand Free Hiuuodramatic Street Pasreant
Comin? on 4z Hailroaa (Jars.
- ALL RAILROADS RUN TO AND FROM THIS
NEW AND GREAT SHOW
AT CHEAP RATES TO ALL.
ADMISSION as iTsual To Circus, Menagerie, Aviary, Museum,
Aquarium, Amphitheatre, & Trained Animal Exhibitions of
Wonders.
Doors open at 1 P. M. aud 7 P. M. 1200 Cushioued Opera Seats.
HTREMEMBER ! Only One ticket required for all advertised exhibitions of the
GREAT SHOW OF THE WORLD.
TT7Z also Erhibit at MARIOX, OCTOBER 15th.
(50:2t.) -
FUNNY
CLOWNS
Performers
HAVING
NO EQUALS
t
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SOLE PROPRIETOR
the most conspicuous Riders,
Acroh.'tie, Mstle and Female
part of the world. ThUsrand
is wholly exempt from the in-
Coldon Tableau Cnrs and Chariots
like Mountains of Burnished iiold In Sunlight.
Oceanic Lions
BABY DROMEDARIES,
BABY LEOTARDS,
THE WALRUS,
this Great Show.)
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Horses mi in iine tonuitiou
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Wholesale and Retail 'Defter in
n
OF ALL
"sALxsauzts CT. c.
"Sperlrtl order made from Photographs in onr
office will be suj pl;ed.
Also Aped? fr the Remington Sewlnjr Mcliir,
the most perfect and liglit running Machine in the
market. They hare no rotary cams, cog wheels or
ever aim to mike a noi. rim liard. or fret nf f
order. Ve warrant erery Machine. If they don't
plefle we take them Vek and return the monev.
Call befoie buyinp irl seelleiD. lt;y
fir
A. S. MUHPHY,
Attorney at Law.
Oftlce in No. e Lawyers Row,-
Opposite .Court House.
I
Salisbury, X.
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ST. CHARLES sOTEL,
STATESVILLE, N. C,
3 M LANIER, Proprietor.
Servants Polite and Attentive.
,45:tf.
ne r a i) vj:i;tisi:mexjs.
DPArpmypiAKO, ORGANi'est frLook!
UUnl 1 I st:titlif." ! Sc4 Organs. 12slot.s
JO. I'l.mot onlv $13, cost $it')0. ( ir. Free
. )amel I Beattv. Washin'Moii N. J.
4w
SUNS
and Revolvers. 1 1 lust 1 attd Price
Li-t free. G'rmt Western Cnn
Wmkn, I'lttshurL'. Pa. Au.-
USB
TI I C Pfil Dm in "runs prn
tl uH! DULiu I MDLC I o,
or all diseases of the THE0AT & LUNGS.
old hv all D'ritgaisls.
FSK NONK RUT
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, .
'. N. 'kitten ton , 7 Sixth Avenue. N. Y.
1 en Harvest tor Aeentrf U'u
eiid freeonr new -10 prep i.
Iur-atel Jewelry and Wmi-d
itah ue, with in-tiueli n- how to nir ke num-
y. Ail0iess, .M l K().M.(ilI tl).. l'hila
Pii., or Milwaukee. W i". - 4 r
IffentS V anted ! V-'la!s. Diplonois Awanled
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1000 Illustrations. Address lor new eirrolara
. J. HOLMAN iV CO., 9:U) AllCll St., l'hila!
aiDTHFIt'S
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Limbs tV: Far!:
oison i.v Jvv.-rr07.en
I)iehargiti" Sore Milk Lfr
ore aiMl wiak eves. loil-. ( nrhui'.i es l-. ii.n
1 . . . n '
md Stye-i, Sore Nippies, Broken J!n Erv-
ipelas Acute rains, Heanacl.e. 'Earache nirr
Toothache, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Bieed-
'iijr ot the linisr, l terinc 1 lenuirrha'e and
inllamations nnd U.'eerations peeolirir to females
IS ANI-ORI)S II, XT It ACT HY 1TCI1 IIa'FI.
sk for it, because it is better, etronoer nnd
heapei than anv other, and h warranted bv
vVeeks A- Potter, Wholesale Drucist. .o,60
Washington St., Boston. Mas. 4w
Thoe wishing Relief and Cnre-for I't'PTrRK
dioirld consult Dr. J. A. SHERMAN, 258
llroadway. New Yor!;. '
Semi lUcts. for his new book with Plioto-
jrnphic likenesses ol linl cases before nnd
ifiercnre. Ikwaieo!" cheats who iiretend lo
I'limi-di Dr. Stierm i;:'s .I; j ;itnient.
One of these fellows, n eerman clerk, now
C.HU112 inmseil Ir. . r. t reniiuen is indu-l.
d on complaint ot Dr. S. and awaits trial for
forgery i.d cnibezh n. en!. 4W.
AGE
ITS
WANTED!!
FOR PARTICULARS, ADDHLSS
WILSON SEWING MACHIUE CO.
i'2J Broadway, New York Lily ;
Chicago, 111 .; .tw Orleans, La.;
I'v r San Francisco. Cal.
mm
HABIT CURED.
ainnl Sire Uxi
Large Reijuc'ioM in Price. .. tri;i bottle free
Mrs. .1. A.DI;or.LIN;KR, rr,P- lntiana;
I .x 103-:. (nimnrlv Mr- Dr. S. K Collins.)
Pkevareu for Immediate L'se.
207 PEARL ST., ;
Frrun tie tli'it'tnt'is of 7rc(or.cajif iur PLI
PAKKD PAINTS, e liv,' vh r. hr il
ttrst L ompl-iint. I he reasw. a pi .arc it. One
";l7 y iVr ,,l1v!V'r MKr..e "!1
mull Hi MUfe jyinu 111 II 11 1 ,t I ! I i I V jit-r
enverin rapacity, heinp ga iter th:!ii ;in otht-r
pau.t. prrsi-nts prartn-jil tlem 1 reoiiuviy. Our
pain! .-ire yunrnntcril 111 evtry
prticnl; r,--tli(.
ron-unuT usxummg vn ri?k wjpiuver, as we w ill
re-paint any buildinq on hu b our pJiints not
prove patififnetory; allowing n choire of Lnpli.-h
13. B. White Lt:ul, or nny other paint iittie.
FoiTTale ;
(29:3tu) T. F. KLUTTZ Salisbury, C
Cheap Chattel Mortgages,
and variourt oibtr blanks for sale hre
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