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X. 6 CL.
i hill and revert, have beeu move prev-
. t.?n !,t'.l! t-1nit fnr-AV.
ytrs IcforThfeaVe been o.u-
. 7w rase ill tbwn.
o-
- . . . . ,1 !.
.-Vt call attcution to a notice in nus
.r sigU by !VtLo. legists ofahe
iiv It is one of the good signs of the
Jin,rrt here for wiiich good'people may be
thanktuU ,
A j,cvr schedale u the Western .Road
takes eflt-Pt to-(ky, No change in the tike
of leaving this point. - .r
There was an accident on this roart List
vvi.lav, li n,iU'8 f,mn ''ere, ly whrch the
m-o rear cars were tbiovvu irom u-
Qd pevemt person more or less biuie.
The
The visit" jpf "Cousin Annie Barnes," of
AtiaritAQa.. on Monday and Tuesday, was
s pleasant episodt&quite a number of our
gay young geptlemen, especially.,, one was
quite-Wcessfutl in Jlier nissiOnjnd jver
much gratine-d tritl'her -pleasant reception
WASHINGTON.
Troopsnot to' be Used in Breaking np UU-
cit DittUleries-Cabinet Meeting lute .
Telegraph to toe News. .
Wahijtott)W, Oct. 10. The (jrrtvern-
Of course she. will not forget to mention ncr dccd. thafc tnKpS CAfiM ow- e
visit in this part of the State and he pat- tomid.in wrwtkWilplWeit distiller-
mi
-ir-
religions revival which has been
C ln.t moll til fstill
tiuues in both the Methodist ami
church. There have been
members dded to the Methodist, and
... arnrnai.tm W the 1'resovienaTi
The public feeling is still favor-
ftble, aid daily rv,.WiU be Ra
tioned wWfe thiVWtef Ma. ;Hr. Nail
xonth. u the iWerian
Church. .,
. xrnm .j: -The young ladies,
haty prfl wr
fesfoeWeVetrirtg last .week. I.he
- wcwtavluigt4 vbuich and were outside
Ille gal wbcnfc discovered an nuuaur
- ally large'tiilitiiV the dressing rooni they
had just left, aMujiickly rettm.ingL were
iisfffHime to-df giiod; service? Some
light articles of drew had somehow come
iu contact withthe gas, and was rapidly
reading. , Damage $25.br$:. Insured.
ies irr Arkansas as repealed by the , col
lector aifcitlie "RdcJc'.l VTUe Internal Kev
euue CbmnSisstonr has, however, writ
ten to tire Collector authorizing liini to
I employ i Urge a force as . necessary to
rdns will wait to see and hear.
Bv-the-way, a lady raising subscriptions,
whether for a newspaper, tableau, or a
l,iirr.h festival ia an interesting stnd. She
V I VA V- "
goes at it wih good sense and never. recog
nize a possible failure. She has a qaaer, . ihm 4u d the arrestof the
Cleartr, and more accurate perception of the Thc fovilI be well armed.
1 '.r -.1 , tl.inm in t m T a nfkl AC A . .
mnwoi Wu u,u H..-ri, -t.r. The collector is instructed to organize a
tion to the individuals approached an Is to oveW50niere-f,talle.
fflore apt toadapt the addres exactly it- bloodshed if poaslble.
a tlnn a man I nt vp 8HI1-I ... ...
vu if wc vv- ..P- - r ti, rrAJiter noi t on of the cabinet ses-
. .. ' e m Kh. " " P
pose, mw siou to.aay Waa devoted to the consider
wmga yurnameaTmriw:yaTmo8loeIure . n . ' n4tM fo the enauinir fiscal
- . . - n . . vear. ? s .
suddealy andAinexpecteajy iney oo, now-r nnderstood that tl.o
ever, make sdme-ianny nusKes, . uu- nder absolutely
thins but reat cleverness couia pieasanwy " 1; .Hn f
i:., a matanro thl TO Otlf TOnnS? I ? . . ' "i
.w ... , .n . i.t-.i .S1 expenses., t ; i
ad bashtul trienct vv muocK, at gt briefly discussed was
hard-ware: "un,s.r,laae ,ur,uut. . Arkansas. The
and daughters. oninioaotUie.Attoroney General was,
We tell this lor the oenem oi nis piuuij ; , , i ;. s -
. ie . I in effect, that the civil authorities must
? . exhViwraiTmeoua to enforce the laws, be
lt is ouservau c. inai iruicsuiu Kvuv.-
. 1 .... Kj - tore the military can be used.
most without exception, -surrender "at once
and with the most gratified smiles, iseeming
The Assistnut Attorney Geueral for the
Post office Department has gone to Little
-o--
In-reply to the Concord &mVstatenmit
that, cpttpn ; is, sold iii; their tov n fn)in
"witiiin Unwiiiles ;of Balisbury," we
have oiUy:to $ay thatour buyers here re
Ioi t tha't it V not an unfieciuent ocenr
relice for them tusbiiy 'cottou hauled here
from very near Concord.
We suppose ths?fcbange of markets is
done by parties whoVe indebted to their
home mtMchants,'.ajul';k a distant mar
ket to avoid payiiivnt. There certainly
is no difference" of aAcon-qience iu the
prices paid in tho t n oplaces.
- - .... .1 .v imnnimjiit till I ii VO r f 1 t11M r 111 TUB
to say ami ottep saying"! am ueiigittcci f
ou have done me the honor to call. it is i ,
also notable thaMhose who are Knownai i" ;--
. nw.l dW B.F. Cornelius , lias been appointed
, i . ,..f tiwP ftrriflont-il Jlevenue Store Keeper and Guager for
much the larger part ot these actmeniaj w
burdens not as burdens but a the cxpectcn " " .w-
incidents of society. 1 t wire
Loxdox, October 15. Wcstwick &Co,
spice meixhauts, have failed. Liabilities,
Sheriff Waggoner was the toughest and
m'nu. pii atini? man "uousm Minnie en-
111 V O . .
pmintord here. He would not touch her
,.fr.t-rifi until she discovered he was a
VlllVl I
wvZ 70.000.
oacueior uim ijniuiocvt i tv- i- i
i:.i. iruwth.m iwrame instantlv New i ork, October lo. 1 lie announce
radiant with smiles, and he would have men was maue i iu
. w.a fti,A "Aomthus" if exenange to-uay mat noar to., vrci
i ;i iv lu a uunu vhi" v -
u...i ;.;oti it mau urobers, tnc:i, n I"l"-V'-
o The firm was long ol gold ana snort oi
CHINA GROVE ITEMS. stock.
Glasgow. October 15. There is a panic
. 1 I. . a 1 ...
Mr. J. X. Maxwell, ot this place, nas a m the iron traue nere, iu couscqueucc ui
ira ami tun t i U. and a chick- In riuuifd hesivv failure aud rumors of
tub n iiu pi a vg's " - 1 - l !
en with four legs, two bills and three eyes, other suspensions. The prices of pigiron
He thinks of keening them till the next Were at one time ten pence per tou lower
centennial exhibition, as lie iaiiea to exmu- 0u the tiny.
fitted to Ite
hardly beliere she waa the person.' Jt ex
pressed, as she phrased it to mu'cli cul
lure." She proved, however, to be tlie,
woman auperiuteudent of the, upholstery
department of one of our .most famous
and fashionable furniture and decorating
house?, and ; lightly tClunbed a -step-Jadf
der and proceeded, in "a workniaike'wajr
to get on the outside of a window ui ,the;
furtherance of the objec t she had to ac
complish. My friend, who is a lady of
1. . .. JS !ii..1l!iw.niA 1... ... .
ODServailou anu inienis3", oewiiue jcry
much interested in her, aud noticing, .a
plain gold ring on her finger, asked if sae
were married.
"No.thank God," was the reply.
Why are you thankfuL that . yoa are
not married f asked Mrs. H. "Because
I have two sisters who are married," she:
said, "and 1 have to work, not onlyT to
support myself and my mother, bat to
help support their children."
And then the correspondent goes on to
prefer his heavy charge agniust the young
men of his acquaintance :
Few men marry now-a-days with any
intention of fulfilling their natural obli
gations aud properly supporting a wife
aud family. When they are not ancient
widowers who can afford to buy a young
girl as a luxury for their old age, they are
generally thoughtless and selfish young
men, who would rather be takeu care of
than forced to assume auy responsibility.
The majority, who are capable of earning
a living, do not even contemplate, mar
riage. The clubs offer them the "com
forts of home," aud they prefer to spend
their money on themselves. This iafvell
enough no far as they are individnally
concerued, uutil they have reached the
age when a personal sympathy and com
panionship are worth nunc than anything
else in the world, and thev begin to re
gret thtir lost opportunities.
How far is that allegation true of
Southern young men ? Not to any great
extent, we hope. But it is easy for a man
to answer for himself, whether he is of
the class of drones or dependents 009
of those upon whom natural dependents
niay lean with safety to themselves.
1 Messrs. Lditors:
lOrth Carol
witM
1 a
iu lei. tin.
n'a fewdavs:
who have called-in mi
J. M. Clement of MoekuTitlp; if 11 ha of f'iir-
tbere,nIJi)eleif,"hftd yiWoaWhale 'I and
UeartytxiHeorUti-ii bd4-t4awi(Ir
rouiire, aoftiaoiiytf f9tjnerri(J;yette-
tice of his" prolession .at Qdkhvnd- the citv
e laipirial orgh of the whole
human system, as it coylolrfthe life, health and,
happine of man. When it is ditarbed in iu
proper action, all kinds of ailnents are Ihe
natnral resolt.,J -The digestion of- food, the
movement of lh heart and blood, the action
bf the brain and norvoim ovotpm -"are'sll immc-
-diately connecltd withthe working of the
Liver.. : It ha Jbeen Hiiccessuiily provvd thai
Oreeri.' AugiW Flower i n unequalled in curing
all DAMniM nfHIltwl riritk' TwncSa . rr f ii
Aoropuunt. and all the numerous 'jinploms
mat result from an unhealthy condition of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Ponitivcly sold in all tonws on the
Western Continent." ' Three dose will ' prove
uiai ii, in juai vital joa wanu
inggooda, tntelidiuto resume Hbnisness
at.VlvyleeoniT,.VauJ;yettevi
ha lawye show? thejireseni; generation
how he made a fortune Vat that comer in
tuc gowi oiu town. May ne anu it nave
many years of praejierity 'ahd happiness,
Chief Justice ''Smitliv aifd'-Missf Ashe,
daughter, ot Judge Ashe? who , have both
been here for;soiuo:)Yefwudef medical
treatment, are, impioveing,f.l .iini glad to
say. Tile former was oi.T at clfiircli on
Sunday,. and' the latter ft pio'mised that
,IIow sad that In our daily life we neglect so
BQary: things necessary to oar wll being. The
man of business with an eve only to hi credit
in ill financial wnrlii llio ' iniliciliiaf rf aIa.
. - ....w..w.wa ' i ."-w ...... . .UUU. V. V
rnt IcUnrn whfkftM rtnlv uim !n tn imt him.
self to the btt advantage,, the young lady who
idly listening to spring's divine harmonies,
reel not the approach of disease in the feeling
.(i.: 1 I -II in
wi languor wiiicu pusw;sstf ntr an aime snr
' . ... ... a . . .
rentier i. pjmii in tho :invno-cT!irii nr dia.
ease. when, by a iutlicious investment in Port a-
line, or TablerV Vegetable Liver Powder, a
long array of ills is put to rout. Buy Porta
line, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder, and
ana ria yoarseii oi msoruers arising irom s
torpid liver: Price 5(hcents. For sale by C.
K. Barker.
prinleffeon Surrdav'tTCxiK
Walking aVon Fifth Avenua on Simhty i
afteriKHJn, I passod a j-espedtablej looking
young mun and ,womanr7andc heard Jiim
remark to her. Mfjtuy man had told me
three years ago that I would be a coach-
man, l'wthrd'Mlate"latigTlca, at him
Whsif a ory'lhiri 5Vi,ile4ifeinarli? told: of
the-erVil oie Iwrwlkiclii hava fallen 1
Here was a- yosu'Ujg m $n,i: probably iWitlt
MC11E WORKS. ,
Having my Foundry in readiness,, I am nbwC
trepared to do all kinds ot Casting,; in1 either,
ron or Brass. All kinds of Engine and Boile.
Work done with dispatch; also all kinds of
Agricultural and Mining Machinery built or
repaired to order. T am also prepared to Dresa 1
Lumber, make all kinds of Mouldings,' tnaks .
Sash, Blinds and Doors. S.-wh, Doors,1 and all
sites of mouldings, kept cotbtrantly 'on haod.
A . 1 m w a a -a
a sincK oi iuraner always on nana or furnish
ed at short notice. . s ! ,
A 16 Horse Portable Engine and Boiler
iorK guaranteea, aio at prices t sun tne
imes. .v ,2Silv.Dd. ,
to
hopes three yars agi tel,Uug,hls svyeet
heart, itmay be, how his hopes had been
blasted, rand yett in uoyi:o'iic of" biVterHess',
uatraiueroi resiiruaiion. avowimrtnat. m
o
it them at the last.
The fanners arc busily engaged in sow
ing their wheat, though it is difficult to
phiw, the ground being too hartl and dry.
The young men of the village and vicini
ty, have organized a debating socifcty which
contemplates meeting -once a week. They
expect to colonize the poor negro next week.
Dr. Cline contemplates visiting Ohio soon,
accompanied by a brother M. D., who ex
pects tolring one of Ohio's fairest daugh
ters to North Carolina.
The oldest resident of this place is in her
Mose-JJcLellauil, colored, was taken
prisoner by Mr. T. J. Moloney about 2
o'clock, rSunday . nioruiiig, hile unlaw
7uliy'il0 ware house of the Messrs.
Meroneys & liogers. He entered by false
key s. Mr. M. saw him at the door and
snapped a pistol at him several times,
but failing to tire he slipped out nfhi
led room and reached tlie. .w.trehoiiso in
tline'tff.clpscrthedjor on the trespasser.
He was then easily capt ured and marched
off to pvjswi.y ll'fcf proprietors have for
......u timoJK!isi)Vcted their waivhoiise was
. ..i.;.., , I tn vjn fi di'ori'datious. and this!-fi. ,,' iilt)cther biind
nil i ' . - - i - ' ' ujim J - o
.i i 1 ..... 1 "
dicivery can se'arcely ie lcgaiueu u u
surpiisc,to;hcuT,- TIhs inuu McLclland
hid 4 .bunch bt" keys in ; the warehou&e
after timling himself captured, winch, on
- examinatioil, proved.to be fitted for very
general iti-e.
In searhing-the premises of MpLelland
ni.dXoah Jedman next day, some SO lbs.
of blockade tobaeVo was found in the house
of the latter, for which he was -requiicd
to enter into bonds for his appearance,
it also came out while the two cases were
up, that Noah-LMumu made the keys by
wliich McLelland entered the warehouse.
Mr. EiiiTon. It pains us to inform yon
THE GROWING COTTON CROP."
New York. October 15. The number
of failures for the third quarter of 1873
were 2,853 as compared with 1.81G iu the
same Quarter last year. The liabilities
for the last quarter are 60,000,000 as com
pared with 42,000,000 in the same periord
of 77. The trade of the country is be
lieved to have survived what threatened
to be a serious shock to confidence and
credit growing out of the circumstances of
the repeal of the 'bankrupt law, aud ex
cepting the unfortunate epidemic in the
South the general eoudition of trade is
more healthy than at any time since 73.
The Averaqc for October .4 Crop Equal
lo Thai of '76 Fire Million
Bales Expected.
Cotton is rolling in quite rapidly, with
fair priees, we presume, considering-the
market.
BUSINESS LiQCAIi COLUMN"
For Choice Cakes.md Crackers go to
LM. M. Lixtox &c Co s.
A choice lot of delicacies, Cooked Corn
ed Beef, Salmon, Sardines, ..Shrimps, Pot
ted Meats, &.C., at Linton's.
Breakfast Strips, Hams, Lard, Ham
Sausage and Dried Beef, at Linton's:
Washington", October 15. The Oeio
ber ictnriih to the Department of Agricul
tuve iudieate the average condition of the
would ratlier le KoOneftniaYi'tha Im noth
ing, or .worse tha&fc atothiug-
, ' ' WALKING f CASES''! OFrF EVER. ;
One of tlie Host IfSMbh Feahtrvs of the
'i EpUleinioinAke thullurx Gities
: A No w Orleaas plrysiciau in a private
letter, writes us, tliat, -he folldws Ike old
treatment iu yellow feycr.Vnnd has had
over, a hundred cases, with only sixfi t'ii
. .. , fj j .s ,. . . ..(...
deaths."" Two of t!ie latter' were "walkiiig
Cases'." The tei'nr is n 'technical one, uu
ilerstofHt i.i the ?elloV tf-eyerl district. A
'walking caso1' issvipatieiifc .w'io louses
to go to bed aadjkejihu.feet until he
drops dead. SomeUiuVs jie refusos to ad
mit he' has ye-lhnv (everj sonietiiiies 'he
realizes thai liliKs the dread disease and
: ' V.- f 1 IF
Tlie Woman who rejoices in salad and ice
crouuj.Mot cakes and warm pie ;
. ; ... . . i , IF
The Student who eats hastily and ?its down at
once to active and mental labor;
.- '- '" if '
Tlie Business M:m who bolts his food in eager
haste aftd hurries to his counting room
- f.l .- -p.. - f IF
The Hard Drinker could look at the deleicale
glands, swollen. and festered with disease, that
caie the throbbing brain;
Tlie T.aurvpr ibo Miniitpr the' fprp1i!nt- and
all who lead seaentiry lives and are subject to
r x r i . .1 . i
uyspesia or juuigesiion, . eonsispaiion ana
leaaacne; . .
. IF
Thtio onlv knew what Merrel's IIepatine
FOR THE Livek will do Tor their relief, and
Practical Blacksmith ;
I10USESI10ER. .J
SHOP cointcted wlttt Brovoi k. VerMt'a livery.
staMes. ZSTW designs ot Snoearv suit any
suape of font. All shoeing on strictly k-!JDtmCTrta-clptes
ami WARRANTED. All klotls tuckintlthtiif
hmmnrfl' rtnnu lw.lu
!t- li:
On and Off Slick as Grease !
I J. ' .: .'
BOOTS, .
GAITERS,
- 'SlIOES, ' ' ' '
SLIPPERS, &c.
W. M. EAGLE,
Itespectfully announces his cotitiiiuurice at
his old stand iu his old line, on Main Street.
vnit the livek wi ll no lor thpir rfiiei. ana .. .. , n . ... . . '
. . r , , " ,, v , I opposite Kaniss" urug tore, ne is aiwajN
howqmekly it cures-there vould be much . dv , anx:on, to tomnKHlate ensttiners
pu Ktifi'f.rincr ill ah at oresent.
The great Liver Metlecines for salebyTheo.
F. KLiUtz.
fa very serious and .painful accident
which happiod,7i)u the 14tu inst, to Mr.
John W. Steele, onk'of tlie most energetic
and thrifty farmers of Seoth Irish Town
ship.
The circumstances, as detailed to the
writer.are these. His son "in-law, Mr. W.
W. Fraley, was driving Mr. Steele's mow
ing machine, and. the mules becoming
.-fractious 'Mr. Steele went into the meadow,
to assist in quieting .them, and stepping
too close to the kiiives, (which were in
rapid motion) was caught in the rear of
the ankle, the kuives cutting almost en
tirely through the joint and very nearly
severing the foot -from the leg.
Doctors Wood and Ranisav were im-
: mediately sent for, and rendered prompt
Surgical, attentiou.
On the morning of the 15th we were
glad to learn that Mr. Steele was notsuf
feiing much paiu.
I't persous-who run mowing machiues
be warned by this distressing occurrence.
W. R. F.
Salisbury X. C. Oct. 1G lS7d.
" o
North Carolina Jlananas. Mr. Luke
Black mer of this place, lias a bearing
banana plaut, aud several othefs yet too
yonng tosbear fruit. The oliler stem
is four years old aud about 14 feet high.
. The stalk at the foot is about 5 inches jn
diameter. -We believe these plants bear
euly one spike of fruit and then die It
it a hot-house plant in this latitude and
has just been moved into its winter quar
ters, having been out in the open, air all
summer. -
But this is only one of Jhe raro and
beautiful plauts to be seen at Mr. Black
luer's: His garden and hot-house, both
. largo fortius section,' contain many curi
ositirs of this kind, collected slowly and
C 1 . 1 . A 1 1 J .1. . l" 1
irom uoiu uorineiu auu stiuuiern ueaiers.
The lovers of plants cannot speud an hour
. more pleasautlv an r where than at Mr.
" Blackmer's,' with Mis Fanny Kelly, to
j whose devoted -attention and cultivated
ta te is clue so large a part of this beautiful
display of plauts aud flowers. There is a
CalhrcliiiBi in the garden with leavts 53
' iuches long and froni-33 to 30 inches wide.
The steins are from 4 to 5 feet long. The
plant straightened Qp is about 8 feet high.
This is believed to bei very extraordinary
growth for this latitude, as some of the cat
alogucproittise for it a height of only 3
. feet tinder favorable ulaimgeient.
Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Spices,
Linton's' v ' ' :- ?
. Sec, at
Fresh Oysters, at Linton's.
For the finest French Candies, Bon
Bons, Chocolate, &c, go to Linton's.
We will have .weekly shipments of
Northern Apples, Bananas, California
Pears, See. M. M. Linton & Co.
Elegant Cream Cheese, at Linton's.
20 cents lb. -
Okra and Tomatoes canned together.
Something nice and new, at Linton s.
ELECTRIC FLASHES,
fty Caole and Telegrap'a to the News.
A Spanish official has been murdered
by the Moors, near Morocco: aud Spain
demands instant reparation.
Tlie Eddystonc Lighthouse, famouSnthe
world over as a beacon to mariners, has
withstood otie of the most awful storms in
years. It cannot be reached, on account
of the raging sea, which throws its spray
high over its lantern.
The London stock and money markets
are uneasy in consequence of reports of
further mercantile embarrassment.
The newspaper accounts of Edison's recent-discoveries
as to the use of electrici
ty as a light fbr.eities bare depressed gas
stock iu Gieat Britain. y
Subscriptions to the Soirthren Relief
Committee of the 'Chamber of Commerce
vesterdav, amounted to over eleven huu-
dred 'dollars, of which five bundled were
from citizens of Montreal.
Atlahtar Ga., has sent three physicians,
fifty beds and large Contributions to Cliat-
tauooga. Drs. Lee, Knott aud Olmstead
volunteered to go. Atlanta will equip
aud maintain a hospital in Chattanooga
untill the fever is passed.
VUI V. IU u r - ' - - Q " I
cotton crop to be 90 the same as in Sept- despairs of reedveryfi-ointbe start. Some-
ember: North Caroliua, 84, decline ot S; nuaes ine r-waiwug ower .raunuosui uic
... I .. t m- l.J" t . ll . .. .
South Carolina, 84, an increase of 4; Oeor- mos aojeec jeaiaauflispiiiys uiejcouiage
ifia.83.au increase of 4; Florida, 84, a aud iaoiae e.ucqifkspj, feu jo execiuiou.
.IIU.H..U. f r- Aliikniia. !1I. ji decline of I : Sometimes the "walking" is. confinod to
vv-v. a a- wa,y "-'"--""y 7 '- 1 - ' ''-t. . . . (
Mississippi, bo, a tlecliue ot a; ljouisiana, m iuncut a v(iai, v.. ...w..
83, iiiicliangedi Texas, 105, an increase of roams the Greets with the seal of death
2; Arkansas, 90, a decline of 8; Tennessee, on his brow, tlie-dreadful black vomit
' 11 ...... . i j. i.
ino .... i,. , v.. i,f 1 1 otzintr tronrtuaiups-nu oojee oi uorror
f'.in.i.aii.d with October. 1877. the crro'w- to air whom heeiMiouuters., This stalking
1 . ' ' . 7 1-.... t iu-
ing ci op shows an improvement ot 11 deatn is not an uncommon iraimc
per cent,- The October condition fully iu New Orleans during the prevalence of
equals that of the splendid crop of 1870 au epidemic. Many who passed through
and exceeds that of any intervening year, the fearful ordeal of 1853, in which nearly
ti. ina..t :u niiiiiiiMirhint. The. eight thousand victim perished, will ie-
A t a uvv v "j " i -
eastern section of the cottonJelt was vis- member the case of: JoLu 0- , a Mem-
ited by storms moving through narrow phis pnntoy. He was aman oi spiemuu
zones and doing lunch local damage. In physiquo auel handsome presence, but au
the Mississppi valley yellow fever qnarai:- untortunatp love t affair Had made nun
tine regulations have restricted the mark- reckless. He deeloi-ed a "walking case'
eting of crops. of yellow lever, arm ior two j ......
.rw.ri n vprv fi. rrnn. uiitifi nights roamed the streets and. frequented
counties a e porting prospective averages the drinking houses of the city, iu spite
as high as a bale per acre. Arkansas has oi an nis irieuu um , .'8
fallen off through drought others, vuth on uie snee, anu nyuig
GOOD DIGESTION.
"fiiva no fli'u v niir il til v hrp.nl." and (rood
- . - - . o
ul'.Iv-.Miie to diget it, is both reverent and hu
i.an . Tun human stomach and liver are fruit-
f.il x.iirce nf life'n comfort!: or. disordered and
ilise-d, t'.iey tingle misery along every nerve
a a (H I
:mu inrougii every artery, l ne man or woman
with good tli'jestion see beauty as they walk,
and overcome obstacles they meet in the rout
- . . a a t t
ine ot lite, wliere the dyspeptic sees only gloom
end stumbles and growls at even iraaginar
objects. The world still needs iwo or three
new kinds of medecine before death can be per
fectly abolished; but that many lives have been
"prolonged, and many sufferers from Liver dis
ease, Dyspepsia and He-.dache, have been cur
ed by Meurell's IIepatine, is no longer a
doubt. It cures Headache in twenty minutes,
and there is no question bat what it is the most
wonderful discovery yet made in medical
science. Those afflicted with l.illiousness and
Liver Complaint should use Merreli.'s IIep
atine. It can be had at Theo. F. Kluttz'...
iu his line in tho best manner possible, lie i
. . . i . . i .1 .
prepared to uo nrsi ciats worit anu can com
pet with auy iiortheru Shop or, U&ntl n.adu
work. His machiues. lacts, fcc. are. oil the
latest ard best pat ern:- He works, tbevery
best material and l-cp on hand- ready made
work, and stock equal to auy special order.
Repairing neatly and promptly dVne at rea
sonable prices. Satlsf.vtion gnarauieed r-T n.
charjf e.
Look each week in the Uocjm.i, for!
somethiug new, aud to lie had at no place
but Linton's.
WTe cordially invite onr conntry friends
to call and examine our 6tock and bring
their produce'. -
M. M. Linton Sc Co.
in some quarters and excessive raiusu be conveyed to his" iudgtngs. He would
inA ni.r...o- nbintwl. The croo now wite the black voniilrom his lips, hold
iiaivuovu Hvv..e ........... - - v I - . . . . .
tau out-turn of upwards liver mil- up tne , uanuKereuiei .w cu,...
s, of which Texas wiir produce the horrible, exudation, and remark with
ue minion ' - "grim lium.ir that his "coffee" didn't agree
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected by J..M. KxoX & Co.
Oct. 17, 1878.
promises
liou bale
..fk.i ,'1 1 nun
... I .... ... ..... ,J -r....iv !. .1 1
with hlln that rooming, jjoiuh is ...h..-
AlmostaFatal Explosion. , Ifuliit best, but p klisease prtsents so
A cutlcmau itistfrom Catawba Station gat Uorror aA a-(valkjug ca,e" of yellow
.... w..o.... v..i.i. r,n-..iin? TliillroAil eyer. , ., i , --.i
hruifrs lnteliiirence ot an almost iataiacci- - ., .. j -jn,
o -
deut in the residence of Rev. Mr. Bagby, Umcoid ySiin ? w . ,g.i4tl miue nas
a Baptist minister of that place. He .was been started, .in Stanly ,co;:.. : between
sitting in his bedroom reading by the Long Creek and thfiad' Juver, winen
light of a kerosene lamp, but was some i8 supposed fo kbbutid id iiiuiiense wealth,
distance from the table on which it sat. Tlie vein is from six'-Riches to two feet in
... : r of..r);.rr npurff. trvioi? on iu.littiiM.nl vi.Jdsiverv ncu oie.: A
Cotton firm Middlings,
low do
stains
Bacon, county, hog round
IiUTTEll
Eoos
Chickens per dozen
Corn .
Meal moderate demand at
Wheat good demand at
Flock best fam.
"super.
Potatoes, Iuisii
Onions no demand
Lakd
Hay-
Oats
Beeswax
Tallow
BLACKHEnniES
Apples, dried
S CO Alt
8i9
7(8
6
8
1520
10
$l.rj0(a2.00
45
4850
80(3il.00
2.50
2.25
75
75
8l
30
25a:,0
20
C7
3i4
1012i
Prices to Sttiltkc Tiuif .
Cash orders by mail promptly tilled.
34.fmos. WMEAGLE.
POUTZ'S "
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, u
Arc anequaled for tb ear and prevecooa jt
iiaeemmi loHcnei, Cattle, Iioira. Lb eep..mn
JIAVIBE. 'OUai.Prop Baltimore. Md.
J. D. McNEELY,
Grocery, Mm ail Coppi
Acrent for the sale of Fertilizers, Lime.
Sawed Shingles, nnd Mountain Produce. Ruy
and sell Cotton, Corn, Flour, Meal, and all
kinds of country produce on commisiion.
Highest prices cnaranteed. Agent fori the
celebrated English patent"
Milking Machine.
Will keep a small assortment f Family
Groceries. Call and see him at his new stand,
three doors below Kluttz's Drug Store.
29:oruos.
AiiMslrar's Sale!
As Administrator on the estate of Wm. II.
Richardson, dee'd., 1 will sell at Public Auc-i-v-i
or r.ifir tlie rnihlic souare in the town
r.f SnlUhiirv. on Saturdav. the 2nd November,
J prox., 12 o'clock, M., the following : Four U.
pan ol ()ne i,umireil dollar 4 per cent, bond:.; one
h.ir-c. saddle and bruuejoe-i mom iunmnitan
I ' 5
j .. I., .,,. n...i.ii,:i witM I ...... r.wii.i-.ii.iir it jjvvts. ami twelve
- . i m m 'lm nil w. ii i ill iitiii 1 1 v.xit'" l aiivj j t u,- '"--' -, n i
...... j i-i. . . . ,..,. . " . ,-. : .... ....i ' -f oi.vheddimr: wearing apparel; miscellaneous oooa-;
A. uecaiur, Illinois, uespuicu ni ""'" terrible noise. In an instant Airs. oagy l grains; wnic.UJS.Uil "4 "'.v 1 & and many othr valuable articlee.
ICliarles Evernian and a neighbor, while Liothiii" was on tire, as was also the- bed- California mine. Stanly county abound j 'T rm8 0f 8ale cash.
nttiiir norn in n. lie.liI7 had mi altercation. I i i... i.u.l irl.ifh two nf the I f.. 'm'.tiT nwl UH in the wor Id needed to SAM'L. IL WILE'i , Adra r.
wheu Eveiman struck the neighbor three i children were sleeping. Mr, Ragbywas tvoher'faVnVn'sla3 miiriirg fegion is sim- AU peron!, j0debted"to Wm H Richard
blows onthe neck with acorn cutter, not injured, and ""."JyjJJS ply theVmiper meiins f nleteloping nnd w wiu make payment at once and all
person having daiu.s against said estate, will
..rpfnt them duty authenticated as required
, -. 1 m r " hy law or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
' SAM'L. II. WILLY, Adm'r.
Sept. 20, 1878. 49:Ct.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Hon. Wm. M. 'Bobbins will address his
constituent on the political-issues of the
day at the following times and places :
Winston, 'lilesoay,
Dobsou, Thursday,
Sparta, Saturday,
Jefferson, Mouday, .
Roone, Tuesday,
Taylorsville, Thursday,
(ctobet-
4
il
24
26
28
2i
31
The East Hirer Bridge.
The last wire of the last cable of the
East River bridge was ruu over Saturday
afternoon, aud.the compfetiou of tliis part
of the work was greeted with the limgiug
out of flags and loud cheers by the work
i n nien on the' anchorages. Six million
eight hundred pounds of wire now. hang
between tlie towers and the anchorages,
and about twenty-four thousand wires are
bound up iu-the seveuty-six strands that
form tlie four great cables. r The estimate
of Engineer RoeMing was Jhat; it would
take no less than tvb and ahalf br1 three
years to make the main cables, but the
trofkmen have been so expert that the
whole process of cable making lias not
ltafi1. two-Years. The 'cable are made
abouVlive or SIX ect above the position
ttvir will nivimv nffjr all t.hn &fr.tlitif has
Iblvr .til. W.,',, . O
takep place. AV I'.tSmm.
The request of the Collector of Internal
Iteveuue at Little Roclc Ark., for troops
to assist in destroying illicit distilleries
will be considered by the cabinet to-mor
row. . The War Department officials ex
press the opiniou that to furnish the aid
asked for would be a violation of the pos
se couiitatus clause In the recent army
appropriation. r f , v
presence oi mum vc - - . ..m,
tlie biiriiinc bed aud carried them into making known her wealth.
the yard. He then rushed to the assis-
tance t ins wue aim u uin, - . . , . 0 r..ahU
.is....i..ir..irniiMt, f her dot lUiff anu Asia anu n
smothering the- flames, but in doiug so niaiestv tbe Mikaelo having decreed
Imrued his hands and arms, riy tins time . i.i.i:,,,, ntlicinl .sifna-
..fownfthe neighbors had arrived and wai au ... o..;M. .
mm m-r - - 0
Th rYiNrfuinriSinnonnces that Arm-
Hld and 11 rower, the candidates for Con-
ill sneak at Hatter Shons. Friday.
Oct. 25th, aud at Salisbury, Saturday,
. a 11 . .
Oct. iiUtb. v e aunex tne louowing :
Fork Church. Wednesday. Oct. 23
Jerusalem, Thursday,
Mootesville, Monday,
Taylorsville, Tuesday,'
Brady's X Roads", Weduesday,
Olin, Thursday,
Cmd Springs, Friday,
Statesville, " Saturday,
Nov.
24
23
29
30
31
1
2
A HEAVY INDICTMENT.
A New York correspondent of the . Bal
timore American, speaking of the rapidi
ty with which the women ot that city are
pushing themselyes forward in business
enterprises, elves a number of facts in
illustration. One ot tnese is tne ionow
Tbe;other ay nj jeayji ice-looking
young woman called at the honse of a
friend to execute some orders iu regard
to the. covenug qt lurniture . anu ine pur-
, ........ ciioii .hpaii iup. r.uroiH-aut. inc..
......u .liH .-ii tv KllCl-':lltHl ill OIlllIU" lll.ii.n, " . t -
.J till o f . . 1 " - . . '11
out the lire in the house before the build- ami their wives, tJie, Japanese milliners,
in" caught. Mrs. Bagby was burned on ' seen Yasliion change for a
the upper part of the body and for a day - :cWsigeil ' to Paris
BONDS
red entirely out of danger. C'Air. Ob.
The Bible Work in this Country.
Since the meeting of the Mecklenburg
County Bible Society last week, the, ex
ecutive committee of the society, appoin
ted bv that meeting, has been in session
mf ' - -
and with tlie sum of $78, raised for that pur
.lwses which they bad in stock, and Par
iian ladies are wow wearing . them as
dressing-goixns.ijhey are aul to be
very becoming,, and tlie rSt dyes in
' i'l. -...I1.4 .. fibril will
them a secret e ."s"1'
stand any1 amount ot fashlrig. ' Chinese
ilken: skfrt!,1 o fine that yon can pass
hpjn throaah wd4Ungt ring, are also be-
t. the attempt to
..... ' i 1.1- o lmrsf, and busrffV for K 'T- ; 1 :...
the use of the colporteur for
lacking $16 of making the
full. This morning. Dr. . bcarr, l A Luj ibAox'fitiWi.Great'Mooii
colporteur, will start upon b,s canvass e .
i. .mmiv in the service of the liiblei" ...... .V, .f , Ui..: i.u .
w. .- . strosiues, -aaa tonoisjm
nil . ... 1. .. a uuin 1ivlll.l in- I T
ciiuse. inecouiiij ... r-
to four parts, the division being tuadeac
cording to the railroad lines Hi canvass
will be thorouirh. He will .visit every
house iu tlie eounty outside of the city,
. . . . . ... .1
To make Title to Laud, ami laborer anu
Mechanics Lieus, for sale at this Olhce
DR. BUTTS
JEO WN & VERBLE'S
Livery & Sale Stables,
SALISBURY, "N. C., '
".
Will convey passengers to and from any poiat
iih ihe best stock and vehicles.'
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
will find it to their interest to calf upan theu
before making arrangement! elaaertV ;
'' .
Drovers and Trailers
will find at this etabUslMcrnt gotd Hrta and
stables, and plenty of good J. ay, fodder, oaH
and corn.
PLEASURE DRIVES.; ,
Those wishing turnouts for pleasure driinjt
will find the left accommodation; at.
Stables.
Mr. W. If. Kimlll will alwaya be- fnind it
the Stables and promises entire salisfaniuu to
all customer. 4Z:tf.
daeityvttf xtpijieH'PiUW-
People of all clas-riH acknowledge that
in this world m.ih dpetMla iaonnfiJancial
uuuw iu uic wuv -- -onditien, vet now rain; m"".' . v .. . .....
:n ....n i.. n;i.i tn thoa who have uone 1 ' , " jau:a fonfhdaiiooh onr. physical.
win oc.i v" - 1 nnancmi unv....v." .. -
and m -M t bay. art tl.ee who to itZ
not and waut the Bible
free. The work is
will consume consiuriui..c - j sure cure . ntlah vttn
.,r,.aa f tl.A ritr will be made by tho the Throat and
Hon. rf T r nr
tin no of summer window curtains. Her ! colnorteur of the First Presbyterian church buy 17.- to-Vker.'
appearaiices was so thoroughly good and but not just at. present. that. uo.
Np. 12 N. Eighth St,
sr. inuiB. mo.
Who ku kad rreatfr txptrima ta tha (faatewia of tba
cznal trniSilM nf both tn.le and female than anr phy.maa
in IN a Writ, Rivra th rcmUa ot hi Ions knd aim fill
practica in Lia Ivaaaw mrlu, juat publiahed, catitlew
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Book, that are mXj ata wm fWf.laalran hi all mat
tara pertaining to Maaaa. and WwaBkaaa. and aupply
ararfhrag fvlt- TW ire WUf.H j lilatrar. and !a plaia
lb.zuage, eaaily andrntood. Tbr taw book. etnbracaMt
para, and contain. alaabialafcnMilaa for both mairird ana
suit la, tthtUth neeat innnvaimta ta medical treatnv-nt
Brad what out bomenanrn aar :TU knuvlrdfclBtpartrd
tn . luiV srw work i in ikj way of murvttttrbl ehar
acter, but 1 mrth.'nn that twtf a Wla aaww. Ta
Yaalk. thf Tirtira of early lndia.-n.-tKm; taw n.otaacwj
perfrrtly hwtlthy marbf . bu t with war mg T;yr in tn. prima
of life, ana tM waaata, m iniarr
from the many Hit her ex i-nir
lo." fit. Looia ioumaL i
fOriua ra.ta ow cm. awen
SALISBURY DOOK STORE.
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(At Mcltit,i Fttrnitnre Booms.)
BRIGHT UEWBCOKS
K1
boOi in one aolume, II I in rli.h and, r"i . 111-71
ailt, ii. ntra. Bent wnder acal, oci 1 J II J
fKelpt ol ark, la aawney or ataraptv UJUU
irrffl
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Addrea THE EALEIGH UEW8,
FOE.1878.
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Dtnrlnejjlect tn rail on C. Pijler at the
Bot.k Store for all kifi.la of Book want'e .!. The
beat quality and latel rtyle of vruicg paper
kpt here." Alw tlie renown?! Singer Sewing
M.vH.;., .nn he liar! here at from $35o $i0.
He reapeclfidlr in?itfH allfocaJl ajid eBHns
Italeigh, X. C I gOo.U tad wachipes.