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if, nr bequest. : r 1 Hie prouuct ot me wens ior me sin
The road to heaven by Christ was Hiai.c,
i V llll gOUl.V iruill rue rniis
aitli io heaven the line rxtemls,
To life eternal, where it emU.
Chorus:
i -
WVre traveling home,
wuOe travelling
(mine. !- I
- We're traveling home to heaven alove.
-" We're traveling hotne tlieayen above.
To ing the Saviour's dying love, j
Jiepentance faith, that works by lofe,
Each traveler ueedato go above? ,
Ihsny thyself is all t!e tee, f .
'Fur Jesus Christ has made us free.
I ' Chorus : "'
The Uibie is the track alone ;
On which to reach the heavenly throne
" To4 lea ve the track U foolish iuess,. j
Aud brings poor travelers in distress.
Hut don't you walk the track alone;
There's danger ail around yon.oiii ;
Clear off the track,, there comes a train.
Aiid try to get n place within.
i . ; Chorus: . ... . . '
Tlie Church is the conimwlious car !
In which we meet from near and far
To journey on toward our rest, j- .
Where saints will be forever blest. .
t j Chorus: . -
Conductor, brakesman, engineer
Are faithful men to take, us clea
Through dangers in the wilderness;
And bring us safe to heavenly bliss.
: Chora' -i
God's love and spirit is the fire !
Which dri ves the t rai u aud engine higher,
i Ual water plenty is needed sure
t If we would get along see u re.
r Chords :
For want of that disasters dire
Have, been occasioned by the fire.
All who would safe in glory hide
Must keep close to the Saviour's side.
;:? i Chorus : 1 j
Where he stops there our station he
, UetVesiiiuent he provides for thee.
All those who wish to go right
Must watch and pray both day and night.
! - Chorus :
Poor sinners, come ; now" is the time ;
The bell rings now iu every clime.
If you repeut and turn from siu
iThe traiu will stop uud take yon in.
I-
I - The man who expects to make inon-
: ey by leeping sheep, while he lets
them wander about without seeing
; them more than once a month, per
liaps not as often, will be a disap-
jwinted individual, just as tvyo and
two, make four. Sheep pay enor
mous profits, but they must receive
the same attention which are alwavs
"bestowed upon all other highly re
munerative enterprises. Ex.
jSe7 Iacts About Milk. It
has been found by chemical analy
sis that the evening's milk is richer
than the morning's. Prof. Boedeker
has analyzed the milk of a healthy
cow at different periods of the day
uud found that the solids of the everi-
rn's milk (lo per cenf.) exceeded those
of the mcring, (10 per cent.,) while
the waters contained in the fluid was
deminished from 80 per cent. The
fatty matter gradually increases as
the day progresses. . In the morning
it amounts to 2 per cent., at noon
Z per cent., and iu the evening of
jKirccnt. Ylnle sixteen ounces of
morning's milk will yield but half
a pound of butter, about double the
quantity can be obtained from the
evening's millrfrom 2 to 2 percent.,
bat albumen is deminished from 44
ler oent, to 31 per ceiiL Sugar is
least Tdundant at midnight, (4fper
cent.,) and most pleantiful nt uoon,
ir i cent.) Journal of Cficuiw-
Tlie Immense Coal Oil Yield ln a Single
' Localty, -
. 03 recently as July," 1875) it was
Ifard ly known that oil could be ob
tained ty boring in the Village of
Bradford, MclCean county, Pennsyl
vania. Now the place contains 11,
000; inhabitants, numerous liotek
, dwellings and handsome stores,
if; anc js lit with natural gas issuing
j from a well two miles from the town,
f whiph is used also for cooking pur
i - l?8- TIis gas is exceedingly cheap,""
I iuJhen,anate3 fm awell 850 feet in
i dq)tli,v the supply seeming to be ex-
liaustless in quantity. Since the
period above named, (1875) it has
been ascertained that oil can be found
: in e very portion of Bradford district
;: which is thirteen miles long: and
' varying in width from one to five
'K miles. Within thati area there are
now 3,400 wells, J, 500 of which have
i been bored within the past year.
, "These wells are from 1,300 to 2,(ho
. feet n depth, and all connected by
w two-inch piping, usually on the sur-
.face, which is used to gather the oil
and i cargr it to theJmmense1 iron
aus constructed to receive jtFrom
, these tanks the fluid is forched through
; large pipes lo the various shipping
poiuts on tluj railroad. These pipes
ure oi),ned and mauaged by a separate
j j. company, which is a large cdncgrn
I i-pjuiniig ninety thousand dollars per
i mouth to ilel'ray the cost of labor.
gje nionth of'January in tliat district
was
seven
rtind ret I i and fifty-two
thousand three humlm! and twenty
eisht barrels j J lie capacity of the
tanks t receive oil is 90,000 barrels
jer jty. in the whole district the
actual amount of oil on hand oii Feb
ruary 1st, was 1,175,326 barrels.
From the above facts! I derived " from
authentic source, it is easy to see why
kerosene is sc
cheap
There are liun-
lrends of thousands of wells in other
Mirtions of the North, and the supply
exceeds the demand
many and 'other: pon
In Russia, Ger-
ions of Europe
also, oil wells have been discovered,
aiid dottbtlesi like the vast beds of
ctal which underlie j large scoped ot
terntorv, this wonderful otl of nature's
brewing willj never, cease tojurnish
its beautiful liht to the whole civil
izeil world.
A SEW ENTERPRISE.
riiOFltABLE i 1XVESTMEST.
Mr. Editor : The, want of enterprise in
tlie Southern jpeople is proverlfial, and,
perhaps, none are more backward ; in
leaving the jold leatien paths of "the
fathers," thauj the native North Caro
linians. Theje is some cause for this
proverbial conservatism in our people.
What is'ifc t It is not for the want of
energy, cutirely nor a lack of good hard
sense, that they have so steadfastly re
fused to enter into new channels of trades,
or new manufacturing enterprises. They
remember, no doubt, many lamentable
failures that occurred with some of- those
whi embarked in "new Ventures" such
as manufacturing of cotton and other
textiles iu ane bell um days. Being now
much reducetj financially, they must be
Well convinced that the investment vrill
pay" bcffbre tjiey will risk their limited
means. . 1
I Of all the enterprises that have been
introduced" among our people by our
"Northern brethren," siuce wesurrender
etl the "Lost Cause" at - Appomatox
Court-House iind "accepted the situation"
ill good faith.j there is none, that now oc
curs to me, which reqitires less capiUil to
cubage iu uifgeiy nor any mat pay
better divideudson the capital invested
than tle "Guano business," or in other
wordsnanuljacturing "Commercial Per
tilizcrs." The quantities of "these goods"
annually sold to the farmers of our State
are simply prodigious, and the demand is
constantly increasing. If we were to
pay annually jon tlie Statedebt the amount
now invested in these "so called" "Fer
tilizers" the debt would soon be paid off
and North Caroliua i-egain her ancient
piestigefor jionesty and fair dealing.
"There arc millions in it," and now is the
time to invest,
i An analysis of some j of "these goods"
a few years j since showed about 1)3 per
cent, of Baud and nearly, two per cent, of
"stink" which sliows how cheaply they
can bo manufactured in favorable local
ities. !
Therw is jiq place within the rane of
my acquaintance where the ingredient
for making a j "beautiful article" can be
obtained at less cost, and, therefore, leav
ing larger margin for profits, than one a
few miles east of our town ou the line of
the Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line Road--those
inexhaustable beds of beautiful
elean chocalate colored sand the color
would give the article 1 much the appear-
mice of the; "firenuine Pernviftn." m.rl
therefore add much to its selling qual
ities. i
It would require some little grindiiiffor
pulverizing to reduce it to the "Guano
Staudard" vjheu the resemblance to the
"genuine Peruvian" would be comnlete.
To accomplish this a steam engine would
be requiredrand be using black jack
wood, which abounds iu that locality, for
fuel for the eiigiue, a sufficient quantity
of potash, &ci, can be procured, at triflin
cot, to enable the manufacturers to put
at lest two or; three teaspoon fu Is to each!
s;ick which would give it superior "fer
tilizing" qualities to some that have sold
well. The oulyJiigredient now lakimr
to pi-oduce a popular article would bo the
"stink" which invariably accompanies
' these goods'U-ia fact they would not b
merchantable: without it. This can easi-
y and abundantly be procured ia a novel
hut practicable and economic manner
we could procure cheaply twentv-nine
Polecats (Muhtda PutoriusJkeep them
n a good tight room large enough to hold
all the bags required for one day's opera-
uon arter properly placing the renuisite
number of bags in the 'room, stir up with
a forty foot pole the "Hellcats" (as our
old friend Peter -Schartle, calletl the one
ie caught iu the immediate vicinity and
the bigs will I be thoroughly "Guauized"
with "stink" enough to last a whole sea
son. This operation can be ren-:it (il in.
definitely, npd the "business" prove u
complete success. Wq shall have to nat-
eut or copyright the processr to prevent
uuiuperuion -ron tins line" by those now
engaged iu the business. It is rather
ate now to do anything the present sea
son but the enterprise should be begun
immediately to enable1 the Company to
have on baud a- largef supply ready for
the next Fairs small graiu sowimr. In
order to prosecute the business on a scale
that will enable us to supply the demand.
it is proposed to raise a joint stock corn
company, which we will liave regularly
chartered bythe next Legislature, under
mo name of jtlie "ilnstela Putorius Ga-
uo Company" of all the Carplinas office
ana salesrooms at ,
. j -1Z . RocKixGriiAirj N. C.
Those wlio trample on the helpless
am uisposcu io cringe to the power
1UI.
i : rrogress of; the Tclcnaone.
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Ye; ! lV?l,liJl in another column w d
scription of Professr Righfs telephone
made and tried fat year, at . Ualogual
Italy, which will lw foaud esiKHri illy ht
teresting to electrician ItWnld an leal"'
that Prcfesor Rigid nan not only me. of
the earliest to make a practical telephone,
but his instrument has from the first
given superior results 4 Tlie simuds jif
the voice are traiisni itted with iixiirveiottii
distinctness are JiCiird at a distance jim
the recetyiug ..instnuneiit; and, iu fact,
many persons, j even large audience, at
one end of a Uaeui iy hearaddresscsiletjii,
made at the opjMMite cud. This in itsejf
is uot new, as the- EJis ui aud iJeU iu
striimcnts have been used in the iame
manueiy The Righi iiistrument hai tlie
jecial advantage that when once adjust
ed it continues to operate, perfecrly with
out readjustment for an indefinite je i tl j
this, we bclieyi cannot as yet bo cla nied
fjr auy of the other telephones.-
The peculiarity of the new instrument
is in tninsmitting the wave, so'uuds
through a diaphragm which tests njMiu a
conducting substance made of a mixttne
of silver, reduced to an impalpable pow
der, and carbon, also very finely pulver
ized ; the above deviaes leiug mounted
or carried on the end of a slender string.
Iu principle the Righi telephone is simi
lar to Ellison's carbon telephone,! ami
also to Hughes', which was based on
Edison's. It would seiu from the re
sults obtained by ' tlie, Righi telephone
that it would be practicable for the Wes
tern Union Telegraph Company, or Other
corporation, to open a room in this city
where the visitor might go, aud by pay
ment of a small fee sit aud listen to the
debates and proceedings of Congress. A
wide and unbroken field for other ncs oi
the telephone evidently awaits cultiva
tion by enterprising-and active indi
viduals. I
Professor Gray, we notice, has lately
received a patenrfor a combination; of a
telephone with the ordinary Morse in
strument, so that the telegrapher may
communicate oyer the same line boih by
the Morse signals aud also by the yoiee.
By the use of the qnadruplex instrument
on such a lino four messages inav be
trausnnttcd by signals in the usual man
ner, while conversation may at the same
time be carried on over the same jwire,
all without any interference of the differ
ent siguals or systems. Thus the re is
added to the present telegraph system of
the country an additional method of com
munication that promises to be highly
promotive of the public con veniencej Not
only may we send the usual written sig
nals to our friends, but we may also sieak
with them over the same wire; and ihe
expert telegrapher, while he write4 one
set of messages with hi hand, inav, at
tlie same time, send other messages with
his voice. ikientific American.
Desolation of Babylon.
It is usual for travelers to dwell
upon the uttar desolation of Babylon
aud to paint its site as a strip of j des
ert, especially woe-begone and un
fertile. But the eloqucut gentlemen
who dwell upon this aspect o
the
place could have seen it in the mi
ddle
of April. J'he date groves and
dens alone: the Eunh rates are
gar
then things of beauty in their fresh spring
verdure, and the plain itself is paid
down with crops. Irrigation canals
cross it here and there, and give trou
ble to the horseman. No grass groys
upon this, and jthere are patches of
the level white with the nitre, which
isto be found here as in other parts
of Mesopotamia ; but the surface of
the soil is on the whole green1 and
pleasant to the eye. Tlie glad waters
Of the river floy in the bright morn
ing sunshine, with palm and mulber
ry hanging over its banks driiikin
in sap and life. The great city wjhich
counted its population by millions,
and filled the world with a renown
not yet forgotten, has disappeared un
der the dust of 29 centuries ; but na
ture is as fresh and jocund - as when
uabyion was still unbuilt. Birds
sing overhead jn the pleasant spring
air; butterflies-flutter about in search
of flowers; balmy odors regale! tlie
sense. It is difficult under the cir
cumstances to feel as one perhaps
ought to feel for the great capital
which once cumbered this groiind.
.Nature doesnot mourn for it, audit
is hard to be sad at the biddiiig of
sentiment when the bright sprint
hides its grave. Geary, in Thfoufih
Asiatic lurkey.
An English writer says, in his ad
vice to young married women.
their mother Eye married a gardenck
It might be added that' the gardener,
in consequence of his match, hit his
situation. , (
Probably about tlie best way to
put a stop to the grave robbery busi
ness would be, in every case where
a grave is rifled, to fill the vacancy
I promptly with a medical studeht.
Burlington Hawlc-Eyc.
It is not worth -while to thin
much about doing good. Doino-
k too
best that we jinow, minute by minute
and hour by hour, we sensibly grow
to goodness as fruit grows to
ness.
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!' V.: THE GENUINE -rf;
DB.fClkcIiANE'S:
- I n Celebrated American I x . .
J WORM SPECIFIC 1- :
BMIFIJG-B;
SYMPTOMS 01 W0RMSi; : ;
fpHE countenance is pale and leaden
: colored, with occasional flushes, or
; a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull f the pu
pfls dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ;
ajswelling of the upper lip ; occasional -heaclache,
with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
wjth a gnawing sensation of the stom
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains , in the, stomach; occasional
nausea! and vomiting ; violent pains
throughout the abdomen;, bowels ir
regular, at times costive; stools slimy;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth ; temper variable, but gener
ally irritable, ccc.
f Whenever the above symptoms
! are found to exist,.
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
: IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an jnnocent prepara
tion, not capable of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. McLane's Ver
mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc
LUne and Fleming Uros. on the
wrapper. :o:
j DR. C. McLANS'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for all
the ills that flesh is heir to," but in affections
of the liver, and in all ISilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of
that character, they stand without a rival.
; AGUE AND FEVER.
j No better cathartic can be used preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine,
i As a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
jThe genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid with
the impression Dr. McLane's Liver Tills.
I Each wrapper bears the signatures of C
McLane and Fleming Lros,
i Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc
Lane's Liver Pilijs. prepared by Fleming
Ilros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being
fall of imitations of the name McLane,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
Blacker and Mersan, '
Attorneys, Counselcrs
and Solicitors.
SAL1SBU11Y, N. C
Jnuav22 1 370 tt.
KERR CRAIGE,
gttornen at -gala, -
TIX, SHEET-IRON
AND
COPPER WOPX
WILLIAMS BROWN
Continues to carry on his
old nuslneiM as iu'ivtorore.
Keeps on hand a- run line
ot Wares, cook and lleaU
in? Stoves, &.. Kevaira
Stills. DUts ud Hooflnsrnnrt
Guttertn? all at as low rates as can be done in the
State, lie Is sneclsl ascent for the celebrated Acorn
Cook Stove, which he Is selling at very low rates.
Call before buying or ordering. 3:
Acres of LAND
FOR SALE OK LEASE.
The undersigned offers a valuable tract
adjoining tlie binds of Itobt. Benson, James
Watson and others. It is well Metered and
timbered. Terms easy.
AMANDA HALL.
A fine Milch Cow for sale. Apply to
E. P. HALL,
Mt. Vernon, ltowan Co., X. C
HOTEL
uortianat street,
5 , NEAK BUQADWAY,
HEW YORK
IIOTCHKISS & POND, PnoruiETous.
On The European Plan.
The restaurant, cafe and lunc h room itta
ed, are unsurpassed for i-heapneps nnd excel
lence of service, i Rooms 50 its. to $2 ttertlav
$3 to I" Pr week. Convenient to all ferries
and city lailroadd.
New Furniture, ITew Management'
13: ly.
Hack Line to Albemarle.
The undersigned is running a comfortable
iri-weeKiy Hack line Irom Salisbury to A I bet
marie, jm. c. win convey passengers to Gold
Hill, of elsewhere on the line, cheaper than
aiiy Livery Stable. Leave Salisbury every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 a. m. Re
turn every luesday, lhursday and Saturday,
V . IU.
Leave orders at National Hotel;
r G. W. WHITLOCK,
- 1 2t :ly. Proprietor.
I T. I. AYEES,
MANUFACTURER OF TINE CIGARS.
aaMsbnxy, JN. C.
The followiasr brands teDt
"Koyal Gem." su.w ner M. "Utrio pPt - .
M. (Both Havana Oiled.) "lalay. $35 (To ixr v
"Silver I nl-o "holt liOIIon, T?S.' Z?J'l!z P
ly filled.
prouini .
40
Sabecribo for the Watchman onlv f9
"No 1," t .W per M. "Pride of Cuba," $25 ooner m
Uttla Commodore," 120.(x.' r-. w ZJ?f?-
ft H &
li t -
-
xi Si
to rr
n z 7
M I
r-r-
2- 0
if I!
ratte! to Curs!
ENNISS' CHK'KEX C 1 1 0 L E Ii A C ll R E
or inoney refunded if diiectioias su
strict Iv followed.
PRICE 25 CENTS, at
2G:tf.
ENNISS Drugstore
ARDWJ
.av
' WHEJ YOlt WAST
11 A ItDWA KE
At Iiow Figures
Call ou the undersigned at He. 2. Granit
now,
D. A. AT WELL.
Salisbury, N. C. June S tf .
PHESCRIPTI01T FREE I
yor Ihe viffly C'uro of Seminal Wcukum'., l.ist
Mnnli(ii,l :ind r diwtrdon brought on b, india.
cretiou or -xei. Anv lrus:i!t hrs th intfre
dients. ttr. . J tl'KS ,i- -., Ma LM
Wct ls.ili .Slrct-1. Cinclnuati. O.
0LB,
TRIED,
AITD
TRUE.
Poplo nro getting ncqualntcd aud those whe
are not ought to be with tht wonderful merit of
that t-reat American Ilcmedy, the
MEXICAN !
Mustang Liniment,
toe Han mu beast.
This liniment very naturally originated In Amerl
ca, whtrc Katuro provides In her laboratory auch
surprUing antidotes for tho maladies of herehll
drcn. Its fai;io lias been spreading for S5 years,
until now it encircles tho habitable globo.
Tho Jloxicau 2I;istan3 Liniment Is a matchless
remedy f or all external ailmeqta of man and beast.
To stcofc owners cud fanners It la Invaluable.
A singlo boi'.lo often sarca a human life or re
stores tho usefulness of an excellent horse, ox,
cow, or Ehcep. j j
It cures foot-rot, hoof -an, iliollotr horn, trub,
scrcw-v.-oiT.i, rhoulder-rot, manse, the bites and
stings of poUonou3 reptiles and Insects, and every
such draTrbaclc to stock breeding and bush Ufa.
It cures every cxtcrnr.l troablo of horses, sueh
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder,
wind-gall, ring-bone, etc., ctcJ f .
The 3Icxlcan Xustan? Liniment Is the a;ulekest
cure In the world for accidents occurring; n the
family, In the absence of a physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprains, cut, ctc tnd for rheuma
tism, and sliXtncij engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners, j '
It U the cheapest remedy In the world, for It
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and a single
replication 1 s cencrally soOIctent to eurev (
llexlcan Kustang Liniment Is put up la three
. tcs of bottles, the larger ones being; proportioxv
; ely much the cheapest. Sold everywhere, i
BONDS
1 ?. 1?ak.e T,"e to Landjand Laborer nxd
: 210-00 Pianft Unrieht Parlor Crean.
If It la not m reprwwntM rHnrn at my 0pnm, Ipajrlnf f rtix t rhanrn hnth warn. This certaLurfaVf'.
wmwmwr inuouijrnHiMnnr wwMinrtwM
others, It U tMlliir a4Trt C j IUiu Iroji IhiuiiToa l)ti p !-! 14 barcaia braevSnr T
or at oo. ou wiifUa weU to meoet tai tt Imutpub, (Ntr vmy 1 btmiul f Ueu,V4?S5 m :
Puum mmi OrcsM are now In actual throav,h"Ul World, and 1 cbulk-m-e any ouetn ,h"r :
doe not giv perfect aat latactloa. . K-Ut-a now ry Ltrvs PitaBlly liK-rpn(j at rapia rate. 'fhL''
f ul house In America, iinr aa!!c1tJ telaMlal iluui anr manufacturer. 1 have extended
the entire world. The ahlnea Mwfcrt ktl liable mf lattnanU, Since my nixotnuin'
tudod tour tUrotiK a the- Contiuun - ape, 1 aoa mora detornitned than ever, that no city tWJ$
throughout the enure di!Ujl world hall be uiu-eprewnted by my ek.-brated Inst ru menu. X, w. !jiin
IS. 145 aad nnwarda. Beware of iraitaUimsl My RtuoceaabnabixnehtintoexiKtiLhnMT
pojLilble imitatora. beware I Buy tho beat I But ayJid tbe monopoliU and irrespQiisiide hnttTuJ
Aewapaper witn mucn talormation atxMtttxxt of
IT SHDW THIS KPLEID D
CAROLINxl
t' .....I ..ii i i-i .1 t i
uu .um Kiuu.soiiite.'u
la tava very lawcat. and nothijijr can lie saved on tUis inKtrautuut by corrwiKimtface. Ordrr 7i.
t want one yourself, odr one and mak yrmfri-nd a handsome present. lTThU lathe KWOest offUt J" i
Addxew, DANIEL F. ItlUTTY, AVaab.lnton, New JeiyfuM
agency in the country, so ihatpmr cli:n:x for selling land ;ue suiM iioi to w
agency. We make no charge tf no snUCi made. We solicit cn('SH,uiW
those having n-iil estate to selli We want a iiuhiIkt f ia i ms now 't, liii
S3 - - ....... . .
Agents wanted in every couiitj-. Ht
j .
PI A. 1ST O S! -A.
The best instrument iuthe wojld for
..vuivuimi. iifjniisiiii notiu-iv ,
Fliees lower than the lowest. fOf SMKriT MTTs1(' h ',.. .n ....... -. . T I
received as soon as j.nh'.Wird.f Clmrches, Sunday-Schools, Female S,ltin r?l!
Teachers siMilied with FfAXpS, OlUiANS and SHEET MUSIU; law. AiZl
Send tor catalogue and pi-jce lst. Aiiylother make of pianos or
when desired
gents w.jkute in eyer
42:1 v
p'rice
p!y
Thft "NFW AUCDiriiii" 1 .. I .
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1118 Wit
aoDlication i in1l anyr machine. Illustrated Circular lurmshed cv
AGENTS'
J. S. DOTEY, 2Iaitajer,
MERONEYS & ROGERS, Agents, Salisbury, N.C.
1 Uo not hesitate to say lh Amtiican
lllfc all llii- Ui.rL I i l.r ....... I. :.. . .
r...... w ti , ; V
"ui ow w Jiu in III himivit -i,,i li I i,.,.
nnu the viuericaii is suntrior ui iln-n, . n
I
I have used die Sinjrer an,
any.
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Mekosey & Bro., Agi-nU A
blits: I have iised the
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it:ii,ifi ot-wing;
chiues, and would not give ti
e Ainericiiii
superior to
in the circular. I collider i
erv resnetilfnllv.
'& :
DEEDS
ee Simple Deela. Deeds In Thjst. lEorla -r.i: iwli
17i","l,s -curies, ana yunous
!
BILL-
. SALE ffifOTICES.' j I l-'i
Ji?r!' :"Cto comfiissioners, sheriff, constables, ! Jffent Wan
their nron r v1 ' . At ji certainly great injustice to owners
tneir piopcrty at public auction without first, criv?, u.J ..e n,w
quircmenta ot the law on the feubiect everv bndv Profit
M,dit and made it bring ?ta value. e( furnish sale notices promptly andfi
P A TVrTllTT
MAM :
letctehMd
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CARDS
Jroste
6 Octaves. 13 Etoaa, 2 Knee Swaiu .TT
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tow each i
Ail Ore.. SJ-K
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uw tfMHiwiy wiu not aevtato from thiaDiW r?m''t
trr.
r Orpan wkra intrudn
Pianos and iMvans free to any address, Tbia AirtrtuT"
OFFER TO VnilD HnnUDnD. n
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REAL: ESTATE AGEN0
ICIIAIILOTTE, X. C.
israre on comniu-siiui. Jiave a 'Tuts Kori "L
v , , v . i IH.M V. C.Mt IIM1 CIV Ill'lll ...... ' I,
.... t
ial tn jur advertising kivv "Th. SoiitbijJ;
u.iih n iisnM.Jl-l Mil laillls JlinT t(i fill li j JL
ID GRGAsl
nirys Mns celelirateii 1'i.imw -i.,.! n.
tiv
money,
Fully
wnrranted for
;tn-;
ml
- y'lown and county.
l-gillUt-.S
Address,
DAWSON '& CO.,
frmn $25 to C45.
Buy only the
'NEW:
, The Simplest, the Most Dv-
able, and in Every Lesped
Sewini
. .
earned- 9 "not get out oT o.der. and will i
WAKTT!T.
04 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, L
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"iiiwiiiunmiu wurnii uimun noies in ;anji
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' - MISS M. KUT LEDGE-
:. CIIAULOTTi; C.
1 :
dothfr inacMirits, and would not exchange te "America
-i 1 1 1
S:ilisburv.N.C..31ay22d,l
r -.a.. V . . j - l.ml
.uacliine"
Hjifeier x Wilson, W ilcox Uibbs, rawing fj
ior all ot litem. It will do all tliiit is chmw
all r.iln-r I U
xikc -ir r' irnniS(l
DStORTGAGiBS
other forms for sale at the ! " f
; ' . WATCiLMAX om&
to PB,1
VP
7 ii
SCHOOL
CIRCUL
Hi
Pf
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Statement
s , j . aittuaujcs i-iicns, ior
sale at this Office