North Carolina Newspapers

.... : J j. ' i!iJLLU 1 - , j tjarolina Watchman: TIIDJWPAV, SEPTEMBER i i t.iinf Pnnirmu Hen. JTro Heu.r,. - r"e . r nft success, be doe. fro Nebnu, die In 7"; Ji.t mnv hannen. or WMlnemlaT nicht, the Otll inC, " - - . - - , an weaneuuay " r .,..w i,Wc in flirts unon the SHE H MAM'S FINANCIEMXG John Sliemam islna jrmitAfiuaneial frau4-a.a ourontrjr !ms ever been afflJct 3 wltbr So fie can accilnpIWr"JiKfcttl aud jwafee an en forced resumption of pc ? r Low severe blow lie inflicts upon the creat and Buffering commercial interests. ' . ... " r..nrl Hi srreat aim w to make resninptirtn pus- BiddleCM. ia Mecklenburg county, the Philadelphia Ttntcs, that he lias now v.. J-aBfrebex-jrars, it 8w, in Hie United state ireaw.) waoTe wmepfthftftniioyancesfeet. three hundred millions of com ao4;ur tiscfthA Mucin w f the Charlotte tffcw rcncy. This Immense aum U practically '.4t s.riV. You have oar withdrawn from circulation; and on thia I. .1 .1.. nw, nor llif ;1 tllT ftf n do. l large uiu iuinwi rj .-,.-- " m -7-r- 5 per cent. The says the problem Oar "Superintendent of Public Instruc- uf resumption is a very simple one, as tion. J. C. Scarboroug, Esq., is sending there are only $34C,743,23G of greenbacks rmt ta County Examiners blanks to be fill- Q redeem. The Timet remarks : ed with ISsts of all tlie private and public ahooU m4 academies Colombo, Ga., has eight cottonacto riea. all booming and all making njoney. V.w FnrliDd lit(l 1M well shut UP hop, r,w. O -- . - Th sword hat departed from Judea. Deprecates The Statesrille viaaJ mnrk denrecaies Mai. Itobbins' card, i thinks it unfortunate, &c, &e. But it ita't publish 'ike card. It eays, "we , re rftt that it is not sneh a card as we can m w . t m in a w fay MI0BB or reawsa, wuw . 'He has but to keep on drawing m a million n. ilav liv his four per cents, for six weeks more, and he will have' dollar fnt dollar of the issue of greenbacks be hind bis connter. Resumption must of necessity be au easy thing tor the govern ment if it has little or nothing to redeem; but how business wijl thrive nnder such a constrictive policy is the question that now fret the nation. Mr. Sherman is gradually teaching his cow to live with out fodder, but will not tne cow me auuut the time that lie work his ystem out m its perfection 1" Within five months, according to his own report, he has caused an increase in the funded debt of $83,i)3:i,(i50. This ..... . . rva T i i 1 A I innira lllTfS 1 1 f IlllH I l"f " 1 1 111 t 1 1.1 1 III'' I If lull i wumintrton oiar: (.vans is iiiricju-i - . t a . faff to go for Conkling, the New York tur- carry through his pet idea of enforced re-key-cock, and pullafivither out of his sumption. The country does not demand tail. Erart wiil gpeak'a week and tlien resumption, nor does the condition of af-k- ..Ufifv Hv.n uill makfi li irreatest fairs require it, but Mr. Sherman says Basv 4 w w r i . o' : J Prisoners 1n Oifofd,Jail attempted to burn ihcjr ra, ojit anlljike to have Veen UUIMV Ui Mrs. Mr. Perry, near Ldtfisbtff g, suici ded in a Pond last Friday Knlelgh Obterter bragging on its circu lation shown as by postage i;uO,i KigUt good paper for all thnti Thev don't black the more at Cbaiel Hiil (!) Rob Vance has no opposition. Presides . . any i. Old Brogden don't know whether he's going to run for Congress or not, who cares; Raleigh bas done nobly for the yellow fever sufferers, .. And thev're about to build the colored Insane Asylum at last. : R. & D. R. R. has purchased controlling interest in C. C. & A. Road. More m on Xiggers about Raleigh turning white. ; Child in Union county half frog, bal ance nigger.- t j Charlotte and Wilminirton have done well for the fever snflerers too. , Aegro who rolled- J. M Patterson, at Troutmans Depot, Iredell county not oug since, was arrested by four negroes in Steel Creek, Mecklenburg the other day ... , t. Robbing; cant 'elicits farvorable com ment from leadiiig state papers. effort of his life," parti It is none of our fu- that resumption must arid shall come whatever interests or whoever may suffer from such an unwise policy. Joe. Turner is not : making a favorable impression in his canvass in the 4th. Dis trict. Hon. J.J. Davis, who is hailcdjfrith enthusiasm wherever, he goes, is show ing the people that t)ip Democratic party pan and will restore the country- to its WOO tea prosperity. yew Premium Lht. The premium list for the 18th Annual Exhibition of the N. C. Arrieultural Society is to hand. Per sons interested in the subject, and espe cially those who desire to make entries for the exhibition, can call aud sec this book, if they wish. Capt. W. H. Crawford's card announ cing his withdrawal from the field as an independent candidate for Congress in this District is to hand. He gives to the pnbliehis reasons &c., for this actioi Owing to the absence of the editor it could Ret be published this week, but presume it will appear in next issue. ; New Cotton I'resg. A new invention, by Messrs Butts & Bro., we learn from the Greenville Express, has just been in troduced in Pitt county, which for dura bility, simplicity aud cheapness of struct ure is destined to supercede all other cot . (ton presses. These gentlemen have also several other valuable inventions in course pf construction. HON. W. M. ROBBINS. JUDGE GRAVES. . We are glad to learn that this gentle ma, who heW his first court at Mocks Tille last week, more than met the expec tations of the public. We learn from We are truly glad to announce that the differences hitherto existing in 'the Sev enth Congressional District have been amicably and harmoniously arranged. Especially does it delight us to announce that this happy consummation has been brought about bv the untiring efforts of the distinguished gentleman whose name heads this article. It will be remembered by our readers that the Democratic Cou vention of the 7th Congressional District failed to renominate Major Robbins for Congress and chose Colonel Ann field in his stead. Major Robbins however, and deservedly so. had many and warm friends aud they were much disappointed, and at times it has seemed as if some of them were on the point of sacrificing their alle giance to their party, t their devotion to their friend. Indeed a movement was on foot to call another convention at Mocks ville and put out a candidate against Col onel Armfield, the nominee of the regular convention held at Wilkesboro. This movement we are now assured is entirely abandoned and harmony ouee more pre vails in our ranks, aud mainly througl the persistent advice and streuuous efforts of Major Robbins himself. Aud not only this, but we are further informed that Major Robbins is giving to Colonel Arm field a cordial, hearty, individual support, and that he intends to publish a card beg ging his friends throughout the district to do the same. We repeat that it gives us the greatest pleasure to print the above. It by no means eurprisewjus, however, to learn that MARCH OF THE KING OF TERRORS Govt Vance to SpeakThe Gjeeualioro L - IfCfiETIPlE it rM say On TbrsCay eyenin the I f V C U C J 1 1 J k Pa 2tli Inst:, dovernorriVawce till deliver his great lectttrd qn ,The?clttere4 Na tion'1 in this citv tivnvitafton tfHhe Mayor aud Commissioners irt behalf of he yellow fever sufferers of the South. This is a cause which appeals ta human ity and .aside from the renutatiocuoCthe peflRY nmi tMe geourmeritrt orMio'ieM nre itself, should bring forth such an au dience as lias never before greeted any speaker in our history! 1 '' ' v- 'f M Rc , RED WIN E . XELIG I BLEi. ,? , iAnd now" .Irtothcr ineligible Is i'aked rtitt of the "ashes of the past - Mr J f ttdil wiii; Senator elept)' fi'om'-;StstAly r'nd Cabarrus wjis clerk of thls SuperiHr CohVt of Stanly county, at the tlin? bt Tils ' clec tion' and is so yet, and "therefore, in" the light of the laws of North Carolina Is' in--eligible to a seatiu Uie Generiil Assembly. Of conrse he, with the other' iheligibles1, will go to the legislature aud say; until their cases are deposed of by iliat' iiody'. It is hone of our business whether Mr.' Red wine goes' hi "nil! "p. T.,'r 'not!' we simply mention the matter of news to thd people of Cabaraus and. Stanly, counties. It would be funny if a few more ineligi- bles would turn up. They would then le in the majority and' would have it- in their power to turn Alt flic other members oit to grazc.CoMcorJ Sun. it? PurLIlps the Blood & Gires Strength. - v DuQconi, Ul, n M, isrs-. Mr n It Rtktkks : Dear 81rf--Your "Vegetlne" has been doing won ders for me. Hare been having the CkUU anj Ffto-i, wnira-cuu in uie swamps or me soutn. CAROLINA BEAL ESTtE AGENCY, ClfARLOTTE, N. C. anaT, x rt14 v !,1Iia-Kf tj.,i t.shite on commission. Have agents XohI. ainiw of tue soutn. not nine env- i e uu uun . . :..v.v ""tk. lag me reUtt Until I tkiutart the tiag at your Vetreune, I nr nn enti'Tatioii for this tection. Wo advcriiso iuuo -uu.mi man any (,t,w It giving me lmmeaiate relief, Dunmtie mv blood, etvimr other totj(ll(iafs weakened in fKlukwlaacind I am sattsn uiai uve in tne a true awtnets would take Veiretlne two or three times a week, thev monUk aot W troubled with the fCkiUmn ,ot the. jaai llgnant terr that prevail at certain times of the year, safe uoctorsr duis, and uve to a good old age. .Respectfully yours, J. . MITCHELL, . Agent Henderson's Looms, SL Lduls, MO. Au. Trmisea dr tits Biixra. 'If VbxtMs will re- UllVd min lk.k nun -t-4 ?r anl ai ika L-uoki dlnncifui reHiortnir the natteut to ne'rtect hearth, after trying different iHjrntdaHs, many retrlfdKW, Buffering for years, is h not etneiU3ve prooi, if you are a sufferer, sue a 1'itriiitt. TliH cceat tmunw of dteflaMe ort"-inits In the ufd.l; ahd So mediolfle that does not act directly upoa It, -to purify and reiwvate, has any Just claim upuii puuuc aiieuiion. Agents wanted in every county, Scud for our advertising- paper l4The Soufhl.in.in' . ; ..JM. l-k A WonvT o " IIA.lSTOS -A-2STD ORGANS. We are State Agents for Horace Waters & Sons celebrated Piauos and Organs The best instrument in the world for the money. Fully warrnuted for six jearg Prices lower than the lowest: Of SHEET MUSIC we have fall stock. xmv mxr ami 4 .!.. Wnlk AAl - L'Am ft Ilk W . . . rioivMi n mum rt Htinn pf ! unurcneB, RUiiun-""'i wic. orinuiaries !ia cartbeeuredT Why is this inWkloe performing Teacliers Buinllel with PIANOS, OROANb anaHhhl large disconut nfr &&&!8&&& Send for catalogue .i,d;prie list., .Any oUr make of pianos or organ, supnljj when uesireil. Ageuts wanteu m every, wvu 'uulJ ' : , .. . DAWSOrMc CO., '42ity. "' ,: 1' CHARLOTTE, X. C. VEGETME "'-. .- J Has Entirely Cured M of Vertigo. ' CABid, IiX, Jari S3, 187s. SAVE THE FRUIT ! Mr II B Stevens : lieur sir, I have used several bottles of "Vkoe- I AlilCSATl ff TrnTlrnVPfl I Trill T. .iflTS". g . JJI A MUV U K . XlllriV 1 M. . W " " tnamVtr nf Mm liar. tuit lio nrouiiliul wifli aignity nd ability, aud while courteous Mjr Robbin 8 is Puiiig a conrse so to H, was yet firm iu the discharge of P"eworthy, so patriotic and so comln- cive to tue ocst interesis oi ino parry ot which he is a distinguished member.' In deed him him to act had come. Major Robbins is not the man to bring reproach and defeat -upon the party that has so often delighted to honor him. Colonel Armfield, we need not 6ay, for aty. He dispatches business well, is ready without being hasty in his judicial p pinions, aud gives high promise of hon prable distinction on the bench. ..T(0)URXEUCASAQUE.n Polities 4oth oft make strange bed -fallows, but who ever expected to live to Joe Turner nominated .for Congress by a Radical Convention presided over by Pick Badger! And yet this actually hap pened, at Raleigh on Tuesday last. Poor Timer ! X turner now in very deed as Well as name, and likely to be. turned out grass in November. , The whole history f American politics shows no sadder ex ftmsle of j consistency, of disappointed ambition, or of prostitution of principle Yesterday's liedord of tie Dead and Dying An Increase in the Mahuly in Soni Places and More ITopeful Prospects Elsc- ichcre. London, Sept 10. The mayor of Man Chester has received a telegram from the British consul at Xew Orleans, nskin help for the fever sufferers. The mayor published an announcement that he will be glad to co-operate with, any merchants or other citizens desirous of talking steps for tlie relief of the snflerers, and will re mit to New Orleans any funds subscribed. Grenada, Sept. 10. The yellow fever has broken out at Sena tabia, Miss. There have been over 30 case up to date."" The alarm among the citizens is very' great. "! Chicago, Sept. 10. The employees of the city aud county aro to-day giving a picnic for the yellow fever sufferers. It is being conducted on a grand scale. All the articles and provisions used have been contributed, And the sale is immense, The proceeds will amount to several thousand dollars. St. Loris, Sept. 10. Among the recent notable contributions to the yellow fever fund here, was a bale of cotton, donated by the citizens of La Orange, Tenn., and sent here for wile, which was auctioned loft', purchased by members of the cotton exchange, and by them re-donated. It was again sold, this time to Mr. liar ncs, of Karnes, Davis &. Co., of Liverpool, whither it will be taken by the purchaser and sold for the same good cause. It has already added $875 to the fund. MKMvms, Sept. 10. At an early hour this morning thrcstn commenced falling, aud has kept up incessently lo noon. Fif ty-nine deaths Imve been reported up to noon, making 105 since yesterday noon. ViCKsncnc, Sept. 10. Indications are that the fever is decreasing in new caes, 'A. Xorth Carolina Physhunn. done.- to- the Relief of the Xettow .Feeer Sufferers., Yesterday morning, Dr Christopher Happoldt, of Morganton, arrived in the city, en route to Vicksburg, to labor as a physician among the people in that fever stricken city. H tendered his. services rh rough Gov. Vnnce, aud they were promptly accepted, by the president of of the Howard Association. Dr. Hap poldt was formerly one of the most dis tinguished physicians in Western North Carolina, enjoying a large and lucrative practice among the- tast class of people in that section of the State, In recent vcars ic has lost much of his prestige on ac count of his babbits, and hence is not now so widely known. He has enjoyed superior advantages in his profession. aving spent his early years under the utorship of the most learned, physicians of France and Germany. He can, and will doubtless do a noble work at Vicks- mrg. Thus far, he is the only man in the State who has had the courage to take lis life in his own hands and enter the dague stricken city, and his conduct can not be too highly commeuuetl. Lliar lottcOb. time"; It bas entirely cured me of 1 have also used it for Kidney complaint. It Is the batft med icine for kidney com plaint.' ' I would recommend It as a good blopd purtnerft i . J, 1'ocUJ - Pais ap Disease. Oa-n ye expect to enjoy good health Mhen bad or con-upr 'humors circulate with Uie blood, causing jRUn and disease; aud, these, hu mors, Doiu? deposited turougn tne entire txxiy, pro duce pimples, eruptions, ulcers. Indigestion, costive- uoss. lirtauacnes, neuralgia, rheumatism, aud tiiimer- mlsrotlier eompi.ilnts ? Meniove the caiho by biking cretin', tue ni'wi. reliable remedy lor cleansing and punrying tne okkki. - VEGETINE A large lot jort. in.,. A long, long, ways cheaper than ever oflVred before. At KI.U lTJi'S UKUU STUKJS. KILL THE FLIES. KLiTJTTZ'S FLY. PAPER Slavs them bv the million. Cheap. " At KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE. I Believe it to be a Good Medicine. . i . . i , . i . ' 1 Xrnia. Ol March 1. 1ST7. Mr Stevens: iwar oir, i wisn to miorm yon wnat your vejr- unenas aone lor me. I nave been amlcted witli Meuralflia, and after uslrijr three bottles of the Vee- 1 tine was entirely relieved. 1 also found my general health much Improved. I believe it to be a irood nieuiciue. loin's truiv. "' KRED flARVEHSTICK. Veuktike thorouirhly eradicates every kind of hu mor, and restored the entire system to a healthy cuntuuon. 1. it is preciselv what we expected of but thv mortality is fearful, the 'deaths , when, in his judgment, the time for yenlay numbering 4(5 ami to-day 44. Bishop Elder's condition is more favora ble to-day.. Drs. Kobbins and llelfour are out' again. Dr. CTLeary is sitting tip V antox. miss., bept. in. lotai numr ler of cases to date, 248 ; deaths, 118 ; new we have already said if, is a gentleman iu eases in last twenty-four hours, 15; one everyway most admirably qualifietl to death. The number of cases is increasing adorn a seat in Congress, and in choosing between him and Major Robbins the Con vention would not have erred had it taken either. The only regret doubtless was that it could not-take both. We have known Major Robbins ever since his ap- Idailj New Orleans, Sept. 10. 230 new cases and 80 deatlis. . ; . , . , , ; Mobile, Sept. 10. There was a fata case of yellow fever here last evening The board of health report it an import pearance in public life, aud whether in its cme. Thi3 i,as tho only Cll8e to gre fr office.' Oh, Lucifer, son of adTerity or in iU ProPnty we have the morning, verily thou art fallen to the estate of devils ! (Jent Joseph E. Johnson, the nominee "pf the Democrats in the Richmond, (Va.) District, tyas written a letter acceitiug'the pomination. He is for maintaining in tact the Democratic party, is for i strict construction of the constitution, is for economy, is opposed to the present-tariff find ty, nnecjual taxation. Of the finances lJi 'l hold Uie law establishing National banks, including the prohibitory tax (10 er cent.) on otlrer banks, 3 to be utterly unconstitutional, and therefore to be re pealed as soon as possible ; the National Jiank notes to be calleu in graduallv bv the substitution of l-edeemable United States Rotes, and the i.sstie pf such notes a t . . a -i ik never knowu him to be otherwise than the truest of the true to his party. Raleigh Observer. The Maine Election. Our dispatches this morning tell that in the recent Maine election Cou ner, the-4lepublican candi date for Governor, lacked more than 5,000 votes of a majority. This is a seri ous blow to the Republican party of New Lngland. The matter now goes to the Legislature which, being largely Repub lican will, ef course elect Conner, but the party had not wanted it to be said that it could not carry an election before the people. Such, nevertheless, has proved to be the case. The Greenbackers have made serious inroads upon the Republi can rauks, whence, it seems they have Governor; Wade 'Hampton-is - trying to recruit his health bj a stay among the mountains along the southern bonier o Aorta Carolina. Dyspepsia, in its worst form, appearstto be his greatest foe, anil one that his great courage canuot conquer Absolute rest and freedom from all officii cares and anxiety is rwhat he needs an must have before he can recover. Topic. BEST THE YET. KLUTTZ'S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL, is the safest, surest and most pleasant remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Ac. lor sale only at KLU ITZ S Drug Store. VEGET1NE. Druggist's Report. ALL FOR A QUARTER. , A good Lamp, chimney, burner and wick, all for a qutirter. Jl iVLU 1 1 j o 1MLV i V it Vj. fT K Stevens: 1 ear sir, We have bfpn sellln? vour " Veiretlnen tot uie past eiuu'en nionins, ana we taKe pleasure Instating that in every ease, to our knowledge, it uas given great sausiacuon. jct'snecrruiiy. "liUCK & COWGILL, PrusrKists, Itickuian, Ky. Mates tie Little Ones Sleep. SIHOUTON FEIALE COLLEGS Statesville. N. C. . The next seasion ; opens August 2S, I87g Board, aud tuition in English. $S5.09 jer i sion of twenty weeks.. Catalogue and circular with full particulars on application. . . Addreoo, . Mas. K. N. GRANT, 34-ly , , i'rincipal, FI B POLAND Gmi STOCirPIGS, And a Milch COW and Calf FOR SALE. I hrtVe a lot of tine pigs of varions wTtich I offer as thorough-bred dock liog. ,).s0, pood Milch Cow. which wiU he mold 'at nunic raty rates, qnalitv considered. K. K. CRAWFOKI). Solisbory. June 12. m.u Tailorin!--StOElton. Does Kluttz's Soothing Drops opium. Only Contains no it KLUTTZ'S DKUG STORE. LENGTHENING ilEli CORDS. The Democratic Party Organized in Wash - i nylon Territory Its rlatform. Sax Fhakcisco, Septemlwr (. A dis- :itch from Portland says the Democratic convention ot ash in "ton lerntorv was irsaiiized at Van Couver to day. The datforni opposes dismemberment f the territory, favors the adoption of a State government as soon as justified by cir cumstances, favors improvements in the Columbia and Snake rivers and an ex tension of the time for the completion of the' Northern Pacific Kailroad. It de- mauds the breaking up of the Indian res ervations and the adoption of a new policy gurdiiig the tribes. M. T. Caton was iiominattHl as delegate to Congress. Dr. F. X. Luckcy, wlio recent!' died willed !?."00 to Thyatira chthch, and-$'-0, each, to Hack Cri'ekand Prospect chinches (all Presbyterian,) for the purpose ot purchasing musical instruments. Salis bury Xacs. ' ' ! 1 COUiVTV MATTERS. Exhibits of tlie Clerk of the Board of CountjComuusio"rier8 of the County of Uowan, to the first Mouday in September, A. D., 187s. Amounts and items audited by the Hoard, to the members thereof: D A Davis, per diem, . M do do for 5 days ex. service, G A Bingham, perdiemj do do for 2 days ex. service, Dv L W Coleman, perdieiu, . do do 1 dav ex. service, Mileage, pr diem, Mileage, pe,r diem, mileage, ' do do J G Fleming, do " ilo D C Keid, ",; do lo II X Woodson, Clerk, per diem, 10 00 4 0t) 2d 00 5iot) 13 00 :W 00 25 Go 3( 00 lii 40 oo 1 VEGETME IS THE BEST Spring Medicine. VEGETIiE Prepared by H. It. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. NOTICE To Magistrates. The Justices ofJhe Peace of Rowan County, are hereby notified to meet at the Court House in Salisbury on Saturday the 14th instant, for the purpose of appoint ing Registrars and Judges of Election. By order of the Board of County Com missioners. 1 JO RATIO X. WOODSON, Clerk. September '2d, 187c. 40:lt. Executor's Notice. , AU persons having claims against the estate of r ranci N. Euckey, deceased, are hereby not i lied to present them to the undersigned on or before the 5th day of September. A. P., lb U; and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to conic forward- and. settle promptly. Salisbury, N. C, Sept. 5th. 1878. JOHN 8. HKNDKKSON, J. (r. FLEMING, 4;:Gt. Ex'rs. of F. X. Lucker. dee'd. PIANO FOR SALE. An elegant "Schumacker" Piano; ver' low for cash or on reasonable terms. Apply to Mrs. G. J. ltichardson, or at this onice. 40:1m, Tnternal RevennpSale of Branny. On Saturday, '.the 14th of September, will be sold at public anctioii to the high est bidder about 200- gallons of Brandv, seized from Paul Cruse, and ' adjudged to be forfeited to tho use ot the United States. J. J.'MOTT, Collector. Sept. 4. 46:2t. 6tb Dist. X. C. Three Fine Cijrnrs for 10 cent". lied "C" Oil. Best and prettiest illumina ting oil. Bluing So.ip ha tlie bbung already in it. Woods Pocket Soda Fountain. Call and see it. Unparalleled bargains in Hair Brushes. Toi let Soajw, e. At THEO. F. KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE, 17:ly. SaMRbury, N. C. I wouW-respectfully inform the citizens ,f Salisbury and tre snrrouiidiur country, that I, bare located in Salisbury (in the back-rodin ,f Plyler's Book Store), and am prcnaretl t- do all work promptly and well, as in a lirst lusn Tailoring Esrablisbmeiif. Willi aivVTiv-tivp years experience in (Jutting. Kitting:, Mukiiijr, Cleaning and Hepairinp, I can safety fi!iiirnn tee to my patrons tlie fullest satisfactinn J.'0r the Kccoinmodatioii of fanners, I will take Produce inTExchange for Work. The patronage ( Kuwan ami the surrimiuiipp counties is respectfully solicited, t'orresjinn. deuce invited from persons Hvingat a diiinca :?4::?m J. A. STOCKTON l Lie SHOP P. II HEILIG & SON, ouil call attention to their large and splendid stock or HARD WAKE to be increased until snhicient for the derived most of tlieir ' . r I v sa All tAt4. .C MA m. a I ' rw.v..FmWiMiucuunirjv-- Democratic vote, never larre. has not been luatenally diminished. C7ir. Ob- tervfrt ygllMOXT ELECTION. ficpublicams Alifqd but With Uin;HjthcJ ..:! Majorities, White UlYm Jvsctioxf-Yv., gept. 7. s-nThe .firjt congrestional.; district with ,,(our towuf to fcear from gives Joyce, R Death from a Man's Bite. In Brooklyn, X. Y iiuMatch last a tight took place be tween M. J. Hussell and Thomas Kelly, growing out of differences about rent. Unsaeirs finger, which Kelly bit -to tho core, was amputated and it healed. La ter the arm swelled and it also was am putated. The virus, however . spread throughout the body and liussell died in agony on t nday night. All the vessels were diseased, aud pyannia, ervsiwdas and decay of tlie bones united to produce death. ' ' 05 The Board was in seRsioil 10 days dur ing the year ending Aug. 31st, 187. Distances traveled by the-membciH of the Board in attending the sessions of the same : Dr L W Coleman, 200 miles. J G Fleming, 513 miles. D C Keid, G4d miles. HOUATIO -JrV-VVOODSOX, Clerk. August, 1878. 4t;:4t. J. M. grower, Senator 'elect from Surry and Ya4Viii lus anupuueed himself an independent cudtdte for Congress, in! the 7th District. Tliis will cause CaDt. It is stated in the French' Twipere that Mr. Edison is to have no reward whatever at the Paris Exhibition for 'his1 "phono Crawford to withdraw fr6m the raco. nml srratdi. The wisnns dIIpW fn. fi.i nn VIS fnm . , J - ' "'. ' 1 " I " ' " J5 kiho ail puu.HB, ,oxk, majoruy, me secona. Lleave Col. Armfield to an open tight with parent denial of justice are komewW rf. the coprsp. lyier, epnuican, j&x majority; , tnird Radicalism diitriet po choice. "Q rant.' Republican, receired 6,65j AVakenjan, Democrat, ?58i JJarlow, boltpr, 9,1 12. Another election will be held Xpvember 5Ui. I ablest men q tip? Sfute, and higher hon Yhe Senate an.l iioue are tregly re tlian he has ever received awaits him. Republican though elected; by a djiqinhdi pd majority, T'lP PreeRbackprs elected to the JIousc flre mostjy democrats. Rq,lfTd, St Albans and Burlington, v the I three largest townst rc represented by Tlp3 Colonerwjll walk over diculous.4 The jnrv of the class oY instrnJ- . k . i -HSVJ.- lfnbbins ha.s poyered meuts of precision declared that the nho himself with hqnor by bjs conduct in this nograph could not lc considered as' at al matter, lje is ope of thp nnbjest and I an instrument of precision, but a mere hv conserjuciitly tllOy sent it to the class of telegraph? to ue rewarded, But the tel egraphist replied that Jt was of no use whatever jn telegraphy, and refused to examine t The consequence is that the most wonderful invention,1 probably, in the Exhibition, will tto passed by nnmon tioncd aid unrewarded, 'ConpQrdRcgister, Jlechleuburs cqijnty proposes to have a Fair at Charlotte, this fall. One of the stma of the late Siapiese tw ins is a student at Chapel Hill, Embracing IRONS and STEELS every variety of sizes and suapes best quaUty Wagon and Bpggy Materials, comprlsln? all the various kinds required sprln, axies, waeeis, kc, reauy to sex up, Telegraph Straw Cutters, all sizes, and unsurpassed in quality and diirahlllty Great American Lightning SAWS. every kind and size, embracing MILL e CROSSCUT, N AILS all sizes cut anl wrought. IPIjOWS I Tlie most popular and approved styles Plow Cast ings, ftu Kinas, noits, c citj .no. 5 points for f l WINDOW CLAS S rrom skhhomx 3ft PuttjvoUa, mints, arnisnes, unininff nner, FAIUHANK SCALES Steelyanls and Balances. Worls. TooXi For Carpenters. Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Farmers. Champion Mowers and Reapers. Horse Rakes, Threshing Machines, Horse-Powers, Pumps, rjfrain Cradles, tlrass Scythes. Planters Handled lloes. CUNS. Pistols. Knives, and CUTLERY nf all kinds. tig"Our stock einl'raceseverythlnif to be found in a larire and complete Hani ware store, and all at low prices lor casn. w m thanks for past favors we hope to merit continued conlidencc and increasing patrou.ie. jwarcu i, iss. W.iy Borai Connty Superior Court B. B. Roherts, as Trustee of Susan E. Humphreys, Plaintiff, AO A INST Thomas E. Drown, Samuel It. Harrison, Defsndant. Tlie defendant, Thomas E. Brown. i herehy ntss unci Fisher Streets in the Town Sali-1 notihed that D. li. Koberts, as Trustee of Su- burp. iiiioruwtiou as to the character wfthe 1 san E. Ilumiihrevs, has commenced an action work niav be had by caWinir on the undersijrn- itcainst him and Samuel il. Harrison in ih . . r . . VI i 1. m.i -..'.I ' . - " e(i at jieroneys cc- ivoreTs store ice rigui to reject any and all oitw is reserved. ity order ol the .Boaru qt Commissioners. Aiur. l. 187f?. B. F. KOUEltS, C. 1J.C 44: 4t. - AROUND the GORNEll. To tlic Public, (titKKTixo : IULIAN & FRALEY I'rcscnt compliments ttv the pulMc and desire to call renewed attention to their .efforts to he useful as mmtm mmm ANN fiflRPPNTFRR Their jiricee arc as low as it is possible to make them, and their work not inferior to any. They fill orders In two departments, and have so far piven satisfaction. Thrr have extended their facilities recently, ani arc encouraged to hope for increased de mands. Their ready made. stock in hand comprises a general assortment nfhmisc fur niture Bedsteads. Bnreaus, Clothes Presse, Lounges, Racks, Wardroljes, Jook-t!aso, ('uplMiardsand (Miina Presses, Candle Stands, Tin Safes, Desks, Tallies, Washstands, Chairs, &c. They also keep an assortment of COFFINS 1 ol walnut, pine and poplar, from $:1 upward. Also, Window Sash' Tlicy'fill orders with out vexatious -delays. Will contract forcar penter's wirk aud warrant satisl'action. lVill take gooil lumber and country produce iu exchange for furniure.-Shop nearly x- . site Watchman oflice. Julian & Fhai.eu' r- m mi 1. TO CONTRACTORS: PROPOSALS will be received until September Die 41st, le?8 for Macadamizing that portion ol Main Mreet lynifr between In- The undersigned is running a com fort able tri-weekly Hack line from Salisbury to Albe marle, N. C. Will convey passengers to ('old Hill, or elsewhere on ther line, cheaper tlin any Livery Stable. Iave Salisbury emj Momlay, Wednesday -and Friday, 7 a. i. Kt turn evry Tuesday, Thursday and Satnnlari G p. m. Leave orders at National Hotel. . g. w. wnrnx 27: lv. proprietor. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Rowan County, IS T11K gliTKUlOn COL'liT. Berry Foster and Albert Foster, trading as Berry poster & Son, ltainhffn Ayamst John S Haigler, Defendant. To John S. Haitjlcr, nan-resident : You are hereby notified that the plaint ins above Hmei have commenced on action against jou in the Superior Court of Bowan county, and State aforesaid, for the purpose ol recovering against vou the sum of three ntirt dred and sixty six dollars.- with interest on said Rum from the 19th day of August, I8ib; and you are hereby required to appear at the Court House in the town of Salisbury on the 8th Monday after the 4th Monday r Septem ber, 1878, at a term' of said Court, then and there to be held, and during said term to an swer or demur to the complaint which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Snperior Court of said county; within the first three days of said term. You are further notified that a warrant of attachment has been issued, upon the affidavit of the plaint iff against your pro We are glad lo announce to the friends and patrons of Woodland Academy, that it will le j-e-opeiitd on the last .Monday in August, 1878. For particulars applv to Til OS. LACY, Principal, 43:1 m. Wood Leaf, N. C STATE OF NORTl CAROLINA. Rowan County Is the ScrERion Court. D P Davault, Adra'r of John Henly. Aaainxt Amelia Rencher, Addison Henlv, Olive Henlv, Milas Campbell and wife Rebecca, Lemiiit Uufiey, Bllenly, Jaruea M Henly, CJ D Henly, Llla llenlr, and six others, minor heirs of L Henly, deceased You are hereby notified that the above en titled action has been commenced for the pnr perty in aid countv. returnable to said term P of making real estate asaeta for. payment of the Superior Court, to be held at the Court of debts, and you are hereby required to appear House in the town of Salisbury, on the 8th Monday after the 4Vli Monday of September, 1878 . J. M. IIOH A II, Clerk Superior Court qf Roan County at my office within 20 days from this date to answer or demur to tlie complaint. 26th August, 1878. J. M.IIORAII, Clerk Superior Court Rowan County. 4-j:0t, Superior Court of Rowan county, State of North Carolina, entitled as above: lhat the purpose of said action is to recover the sum of three thousand threejiundred and fourteen dollars and sixty-six cents, for money loaned, with in terest thereon from the 31st day cf July, 1877. that the summons lias been duly served upon the defendant, Samuel B. Harrison. Said Ihomas h. Brown is hereby required to appear at the Court-House in Salisbury, in the County of Rowan, at the Term of the Su perior Court to be held on the 8th Monday af ter the 4th Monday of September, 1878," and during said Term to answer or demur to the Complaint to be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of slid county within the hrst three days of paid Term, or the Plain tiff will, apply for the relief demanded in the said complaint. Said 1 nomas 5. Brown is further notified that a Warrant of Attachment against his pro ierty in said county has been issued from the iuperior Court of Rowan county on applica tion of the plaintiff, returnable to the Superior Onrt of sard countv, at the Court-II onae in Salisbury, on the 8th Monday after the 4th Monday of September, 188. J.M.HOHAH, V Otrk Superior Court, Rmcan County. 34: Gt: pf $10 T. I. AYERS. MANUFACTURER OF FIXE CIGARS, Salisbury, N. C. The loUnwinj? brands kept constantly on hand : Koyal uem," 50.o per M. "Utile Vet," 40.fsi per M. (With Havana miea.) ."liaisv," tM.m) per M. "Silver Lake." (half Havana tilled.) fctf.oa per M . N. l. $3.no per M. "l,rtleotcuM,',$2SipfrM. "IJtti commodore, " f20. n jht M. rlers pronjjit y MM. 4r. The Oldest Specialist in America. Dr. J. A. Clopton, of Hnntsville, Alf , Treatsovith almost Universal ucce af. Cancerons affections, all Scrofuloui tions, Excresences nnl Tumors n, tM face, Ac, Piles, Fistula, Dropsical lions, &c. As tlie Doctor is po often fnun horoe, address his son, John Robert Clopton, gmnJ his name in frl. . . Send for Circulars and see cstimonian from men known to every one in the ule' Thousands wlio could not leave home, i,odn .nrl lv iLa monf iii romedies. Print with . 1 j: a.! .11 ,.-.L 9-Pff. W eu uireciions accompany ' t that any man or woman can ue Write vor.r name in full, also yn.irF OffirP. (,nnfv .ml Ki.ie. Alwavs write mi name, or my son. name in full. :.Cm. Valuable Land for Sale I T offer for sale Two Tracts of L3"3,'1," on Back Creek, about 12 miles west of alt o rv, known as the Stansill lands. dl0,1n,n,V-' IL Hall, J. T. Ray, J. C- OHIespie and ojhejjj containing One Hundred Acres each. -sell separately or together a the purrhaserm desire. 1 ' .... . Terms reasonable. For further ,nfor" call on or address me at Mill Bridge, ow Connty, Nl C. ' J.X McCUBRlNS, M Mill Bridge, N. C, July 12, 1878. 33; 2m,