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Carolina Watchman, 'si riiniisiAY.ocroitKRiv inh. RefiuWwaut rl has not feewi forgotten iumI if return i 4 curse irooiw will dare ti Invito again evrw thtMixh partial Deino " ratic auccrsa ha as jet only achieved a iiartixl amelioration- Durham Recorder. W hope to. It ia pleaaaut to think well of nrotnineut men to believe that they are tiouest and incorruptible patrt U. Sucli public esteem is more to be desired than atlver aud gold, and the gut ter of ofScial robes. It is a richer heri sUge to hand down to one's children than a Hat of official places filled without vir tuous distinction. But few of the Presi dent of the United States have eft re eorda which mark them as wen of rare merit. They were, many of them, ran .iuto. that high office not because rtt any particnlar personal merit, but because tbev were deemed most available, made ao try a sort of negative or do-uotbing life. Men ainiiust whom least could be aid, -who had! killed an Indian in a fight, or performed some action of no great consequence, bat winning popular applause, and by the use of which the commonjmind could be worked up to en tbusiasm. . It Is no sign of one's superior ability or genius that he is elected to an office by the1 machinery of party. .Party is blind to everything excej t to win, and the choice of its tools only sometimes, not always, depends on their real merits and virtues. It is a notable fact that parties orga nized on .sound and correct principles, seldom, if ever, have its harmony distur bed by its most worthy and meritorious members. Houest in their convictions and true to the great objects of the organ ization, no personal sacrifices are too great for them to make to secure the success of their cherished principles. They are not office seekers and mere followers for the loaves and fishes, but scorn an aim so low and degrading as beneath the dignity of true men. There are no . clamorers coming from . their, ranks, and no high sounding words of services unrewarded. If all the members were of this character parties would be peaceful. But how ever pleasant it is to think well of our leading: men and flatter ourselves of their honesty, we know they are not all so. There are in every party men whose eyes are constantly turned on the dazzling irizes, and who follow for them alone- needy, , greedy, covetous, anpriucipled men, who for the sake of office and the emoluments, would sell out party prin ciples, country, aud all. Cau our friend of the Recorder assure us that there are no such scamps in the Democratic party. If so, we shall feel much better. YADKIN HAYIGATIOX. There seems to be a slight hitch in the progress of the Yadkin Navigation scheme, growing out of the fait that government agents do not feel authorized to incur any responsibility for necessary destruction of damtin the river, put there by private parties. These parties, it is advised, should make a formal relinquishment of claims for damage before the work on the river is commenced, and thus obviate vexations and costly suits in law. Accepting this as sufficient cause for delay, and admitting the importance of having all such difficulties removed, the qaestiou is,' who is competent to act in the premises and take the relinquishment of the private owners of the dams 1 No private gentleman without some official sanction, can da it, and the only party having, the semblance of a claim to the right, the officers of the old Yadkin Nav igation Company, now to all appearance dead, seem indispose to do anything to advance the enterprise except on an in demnity to their company. Under these circumstances the work is delayed; and to all appearances may be entirely defeat ed, notwithstanding Congress made au appropriation of $20,000 for it. We advert to the subject for the pur pose of bringing it to the attention of le gal and other intelligent gentlemen inter ested in the development of this part of the State, believing that some one may be able to suggest a plan for removing the difficulty now hindering the work proposed. J The Errrx-r or Lies. A mulatto wo man from Boston arrived at Goldsboro, says the Xegtr of the 6th, on her way to Smithfield, Johnson county, and stop ped at a hotel in Goldsboro, kept by a negro man! While there she imagined that she was snrroundedby the Kuklux, of whom she had read so much in the Boston papers, and that they would murder her nd her child (a girl of 14), and that the best Uing she could do for herself and daughter, was to die by their own hands, and accordingly she cut the throat of her daughter and then her own throat. They were discovered, in time to save them. The girl's wound was not serious and the mother's uot-fatal. A negro relation calm etTthe fears of the poor deluded mother, aud jtook her to Smithfield where it is thought both. trill soon recover, Pbettt Rocon.-A sick Catholic priest, Pierce McCarthy, was riding out in a buggy 'for recreation, Ja Newark, New Jersey 28th. Sept., when his horse rai away, tearfng through the streets, strik ing against.wagous, and finally throwing the priest into the street. The , police thought hewadruufc, and that the danger uc accident was .entirely due to that cause. ( They ponnceg on the sick man would not listen-to his explanation hand cufied him, clubbed him with their sticks, and tumbled him Into the lock-up. Af terwards tlifyy found ,nt their mistake, ami had a serious "fuss" on their hands. .The Catholics were aroused with imlig ; nation, and the case required careful man- L ivgeiuen t to it'store on iet. r Let " nolice- Mica improve tlitLlcssou. . s If Grant's reception at San Francisco is rsVen 'as. a test ! of his popularity at tae: Kiirth. there then is no doubt that he will .be nominated for the presidency if he wishes. The temper or the reception goes even be yond that; and the imperial crown inay be offered instead of something meaner.; Grant is more than human if his hesd Is not turned; and his flatters and worshippers show them-i selves readv to mske the most servile of subjectfcltarJw Jfeporder. j ; T And this comes from "one of the coolest; and most deliberate: editors in this State.! We believe it ha been openly declared by; prominent northern journals that Grant will; be t he nextJPrwident whet her he Is elected or not. There is bo doubt a small party in this country who are .ready and anxious to over throw the present form of Government and establish a monarch 1 upon its rains. The money kings, the! railroad kings, and all the heavy mooopliesj backed up by their mi! - Hons; sad the large holders of Government boadt all, in fact, whose prosperity de- pends oa j grindmg down the people and making them servile j dependents on the strong arm of power, would most likely unite In the effort" if they believed it possi-f ble to make the movement successful. But there lies the rub. What the enemies oft civil liberty would do if they could, and what they will attempt to do, are very dif ferent things. TIME 05 THE AIR LINE. Tlie Atlanta Ditpateh, of yesterday, has this item 4 l it h iAnth wMw1 train I thn Air I.fn mad .UUvrA ft.r uraii. siderable length of time from some cause aua was compelled to make up the lost I time- between Mount Airy and Longview. down at th rate of sixtr mils an lionr. "The day before, the train with engine No. 3, John McLbod, engineer, in going tin liMf fifrv a niimtea In nnur tn u I ... ... w vitibii i U I' III 1 1I at, lira IMC IH MAtl-ICICU 111 ICS au hour. This is fast traveling aud shows the excellent condition of the Air Line road and trains."; I They are skippers on the Air Line for a f, : I Mv-wv M w usvvaai sawnB MSO HKIUV flUU knows wha she ton do. ...d thhii the nerve to "let bcr out for all she is worth" whenever it become necessary. Charlotte Obtervef. j All ! But suppose a train ruuning sixty , i miles an hour should run acaiust some- thing hard harder than atmospheric air? Exactly so. An engineer was once nn- der examination before a board of Direct- ors, who wanted alow time ou their road, and asked .him what would 5e the conse- quences of a collision of trains running 25 runes an uourT lie answered, almost ev- cry thing would be broken to pieces. Sup- pose they were going at the rate of only sixteen miles an hour, was the next qnes- uou. auu uie engineer answereu as be- fore all would be; broken to pieces. If M,wtrm;i, auu wo aapimse u is, a collision at 00 or 67 miles an hour would 1. j . . m9 a ll ue do more aamagmg man a slower speed. So far as passengers are concered it would save a fellow the trouble of knowing what urt him. ! AflllNST RYTRlTifllUT irvvn iTts I . .viiiio. e are pleased to see that there is one minister ai least in the United States bo oFlwc8 in pracucai way, extravagant funerals. The following is the case al- luded to : i.im ... ; t. .. l i i nerc is consiaerabie excitement, unmnir ! bity-oounVoYEvTuerH of St. Patrick's CathMml. doors to a funeral tartv because thr vi. olated the onler of th uU " " . busb III iiiiv "'o w wi iu urt) uiau iweive carriages i The body of Bridget O'Roareke STa brought to the Cathedral S. folio " ing of forty carriages. Father HeuneJv theose of more than twlv r.s iperemptorily refused to admit it. savine lie meant to obey the Bishop's oilers whether other prints did or notr A iiimwuiu or uol A com nmmiaia earaa .Sk?. t a thirty carriages, but afteV the ceremonies in the church the icarriages rejoined the -ma cut-cieu oy senuine awav proceaaioo; i atner Mennessv. from tbe pnlpit, referring to the matter siid t These srnm viiat i pretentious funerals iar. fn- " uiu,k me long nne or carriages are not paid Cur, and even where they are paid for the. expense often takes bread and butter; out of hungry mouths " Now open a war on the extortionate I" : VUB M SMoSV . : S prices of coffins and hearses. It is de- u.ueu y every consideration of right, . 1 - .1 t ' ' . . . . 14 justice and good morals. ocore one for Tammany. That faction rm - or party has beaten Mr. Tilden before the Supreme Court nf T v-t tn J.-. terofappointlnelhsoectora t ana- the Kelly party. From a snecial in the 1 htladejpbia Pre. the decision appears to uavo been nnammnna. T). an:.i says : oirvxiM I . "After the arirument th. rww JS.',10. Iturn-. ther property or long recced on reas cu tnac tliev bad Mm o itnn..; .1 .1.- .1 . o conclusion as to the i construction of the law and the duty of the Police Board in executing it in the appointment of Inspec tors of election. The coort thinks that after Inspectors of electioa representing the po litical minority (the Republicans) in the city on State issues were appointed, it was tlie duty of the Board to ha7e select ed the remaining inspectors from the DemocraUc party in its entirety and not from any factious thereof; that as they have already selected a third inspector in each District in tlie wing of thTpartv known as the Irving Hall Democracy, ft is now their duty to choose the remainine Inspectors in the organization known as Tammany HalL" I j vnu uB Mr. Nathan D.Brozden. near fJol,1Hrt- lost hU life in a cotton gin, on Thursday of last week.- He was attemntin.- i.. o. the gin, which was clogged, by picking out the liai with his knife, when his shirt sleeve was caught by jtho saws and his hand and arm drawn into the gin and litterally sawed off. A negro man banda ged bis wounds as quickly as possible to stop the flow of bleodj until physicians coold be brought ; iut the nervous shock aud-loss of blood wai two great. The doctors could do lothing to rally him and be died.-Lel this serve as a warning toothers. I '( The Ohio eloctiob kes place on tlie 14th last The contest, it is thought, will uo ciose. Mr. C. H. peJatett,ofCabarrnaona ty, it is announced, has sncceededtn con structiug a machine which run by a force of Its own a nerpetnal motion, ' He is now building a working model of and cient power to drive a! cotton factory The machine as dcecribeii is reryaimplf, occupying a space about the size of an or dinary bedstead. Tlie Monroe Enquirer speaking of the bnilder, taya tRe has certainly constructed a machine which will run itself until it question of giving it motive power for drifing other machines irnoryet lairl settled. .. ' The Burke Blade advert to . the fact that the old English la wi acainst slander demanded that the tongue of the slanderer 1 should be cutout, and cracks like a whip I the announcement, that the last Legiala- ture of North Carolina made the offense a misdemeanor, punishable with fine and I imprisonment, and if we are no! in er ror, some one Isoing to catch a deserved pai,ibment in this region before very pong." Give it to 'um.a whip In the hand of ever v houest man" Ate. Goes to tux School Flmd. It had been thought that the license tax of $5.00 per mouth on retailers of liqoors would go into a general fund to liquidate the in terest on tlie public debt : but the . Gov Urnor. State Treasurer and Attorn run. ,i.w.;,ii i. i ui. " V" Luc ocuooi ana. 1 ins Uecision will proba ply increase that fund $30,000 and tbo poor children, who have no means of UK - : - ow m Ken.fl f noma Carolina ueap im winches tck, Va. We suggest to the Central Ex- n t . . ' . H'lllivn l .tkmmiru Ti nui'M Knm nmim . . . ' I . m m nnt u PPoutcd to speak m behalf of Me 0th Carolina dead in Stonewall Cemetery. Winschester. Va. It is a mat- rr that shonld mtiv. ti.A I - - w vw mmmmmm-, u m .W ft..-.l! WT f If? r,UBWaBnn varounians, auu Know P more appropriate occasion than the reunion on the 23d. A monument should be erected to tbir mivnortr. ' r Cistekns. The mosquitoes are mak tog the people of Charlotte lively on the subject of mosquito bars. 1 lit the face of t Joe Caldwell cooly asks the question "Do the negroes Sneeze T" The city has 116 cisterns with an average depth; oi feet of water iu each, capable of genera- tiug 10,000,000 mosquitoes every 46 hours. What's the use of McSmith's music store in such a place as that ! j A revival of relieion at Mooresville. nn der the ministration of iter. J. T. Harris, lftUd Miss Pa liter, has resulted in th honfnl mnrinn i ir JrtTThe Salisbury News affirms its form er statement in regard to Judge Gilmer's decision in the injunction case in Davie. The iniunction is oeruiunpnt. nnrl tlu.ro ran .... r . . prooauij oe no remedy be tore the meeting I of the next General Assembly. 1 North Carolina has the lanrest number of distilleries of auv State in thm I'n,n but the 6 or 8 of New York, turn out more wIhaIcpv Aflfl lilitA nniiiin in St Countuv.- night, about 8 olock, fire ? uarn:of Capt. A, W. "Sar In nnTOIS county, a i bout three ra,,c.8 irolu Had attained such - m a . j . ' . . f t,,e that it waa impoasi- eA.w,th PI' ces at hand, tomtit JCO"tru,; ".e flame, mk,,, commu- " f. olnn'' and th? if T i u,,r uieo. cons sung W bushe s of sheath rice, the entire threshing machinery, etc., were complete iSe fo t T ? 1? bjr rJ abat 5,500, upon iniiicu mere wns insurance in tne livpn Kl!! . . Bro., of $4,000. .ivyj j. n.uoraoufc j j Capt. Kieger cannot account for tlie or igin of the tire. He canuot imagine how It could have occurred accidentally, but still ha tio particular grounds for believ ing it was tbe work of an inceudiarv. Wilmington Star. One barn in this county, and one in DaW have recently been destroyed byBre and bo reasonable cause has yet been discov . , . : ered. L "kque?ts.-A magistrate in.this CIS iVSTl "!,ln- ports that be has issued over two hundred warrants in tne name of thn Mnnt uuBsioners, under the new law making a . - v vviq- He isfinding pbHrrer. UCUUUUCDUI BVBrT (19V I'ha.ll.. Blaine vs Ohio. -TtiaSnn t. t rut- vo ib a cousin ot Tom Ewing, and de gares him a "geuUeman ;w Congressman rye says he is a "gentleman : General bherman, who is a brother-in-law of Ew ing, says he is a "good man,' yet the CleveW Leader says he is a liar.-Cleve-land Plain Dealer. i All but Two o A Rma-'a nii. c, ' S? vT?4 9 ' The Norwegian frm wm' dJf atine and rosin, from Wilmington for Liverpoolt has arrived. She reports having left Kington Sept, ;2th; next day one man was taken with fever and ague and five others in the next few days. She took a more southerly course hoping that the men would recoVer in warm S,!; utjyVclc, leaving ft fitJf. duty. The captain decided "ft- He pawed two vessdS Cihl5f flaff f Stress but t both .kTUl c wu ana xooK notice of iiUulrT MTlB e hc- Moaiioxs Rasmxaf TouBLEs,--New York. Oct. 5A specUl frompenver, Colorado, say, m dispatch de ceived there from LmMMnL nurL't Lr -;v.imw fcueir supply IhSiHr amT0,!ition from theMormPmi who will furnish all thev want a "i from Salt Uke report bllheroTthJt the Mormons; had something to do with the Jbreak;; They are delighted UnrW the military force eentr-i aui tt"? v-wa- - va viiah lair i rasi AitfAiMAi at : TO J. If JOSM. KAn.r.M.l ! . i po will take notice thst the following Sum mons has been issued sjcalnt you.- f I f PlaiMtW. i I L t i (AS1?4 Snmmon for Keliel u. ones, - l - p-,t-' 1 STATE CF C33TI1 C1B0LIEIA. loihsSheriffot Davida County, grtetirg: You are hereby commaoded to sunimoa Jamn H. Jones the deCrndrnt above naued, if he ba . vi U".a "yt ! ba 'and appear bwr the Judge of oar 8uirrior ; Court, at a Coort loU held for the CvuBtyf Davidson, .i iut vn uuw id -.exiogiua oa tbe 1st Monday of March. 1880. and anwr th mm. phuat; which will bs deposited In the office of ih Olerk of tb Superior Coort for said coon- V wiiaia pa arm aays Qf said term, and let in saia aeirodant take notice tbst if h fail to annwer the mid complaint within that time, the plaintifl wilt apply to ihet 'onrt for the re lief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not, and of this unramona make due retorn., Given andcr ay band and tbe seal oiaaid Court, tbia 12ib da v of Srptem ber,U79. ; C.F.Lowe, Kjjj. Clerk Sup, Court of Da vidaon Co. ;Xa will alao take notice ; that at tbe naiua ume, in aaid cane, warrant of attachment was iMueo agaiuat jrour prt-ptrty in favor of ine mainiinror tbe sum of ILinvi.ki Mnn drsiand Fifty Dollars, with iittereat on $ '158. .24 from tbe 9tb Jane, 1879. due br ootes and open accounts, and monej paid to order of de- lenuani, ana returnable to aaid I'ourt. in aaid county, on the lt Monday of March, A. D. ioou. worn and wnre you can stitiear if vou (hiok prvper, ini woorr cin, itsiy. I li C. F. Lowr- C. S. C. Jxo- II. Waxnoax, Iirs Att'y. j 5I0W ' " . : i. "A. ' To J.IiowAKD Joxrs and W. M. EAair onreaidentat Xou will take notice thai th following rattnoM haa been iaaoed againat you: DaTidson Comity In Supericr Court J.A.Shirlr, iVtjf; " ' i Against . J. II. Jones and Summons Cur Relief. W U Karl, ZV. J STATE Of nOBTII CAROLIISA, To the Sheriff of Da-idann fVw.m, - : Jones and W. U. Earl, the defendants above V" iintuj VODHBUOHI in Btimm..n I II named, ir they be found within your county "u pcr veiore ine juagt of our rsti pefior Court, at a Court to be helA t .i,- younty oi Uavidaon, at the Court ilou-e in Lexington, on ibe 1ft Monday of March, 1880, and an-wer tbe complaint which will be de posited in the office of the Clerk of tUm Hnwri. or Court for said county, within the 3 firat dara of said term, and let the aaid defendant take notice that if they fail to anawcr ll.e aaid com plaint within that lime, the plaintifl will ap ply to Court for the relief dtQlAtkaiawl in ilta ' " complainL Herein fail not. and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and lite seal of said Court, this 12th dav of September 1870. ! C F. Lowr, Clerk 8. Court I f Davidson County. Ton will also take nolle that at th time in said case, a warrant of attachment w iMSQed aninat vour nronert- ft.r ik. ..... i , -- w - . r I wv nuui III Tblrteea Hnndred and three Dollar and aix-tf-ix cent ($1303.66), due bv oen account and returnable to said Court, "in aaid count? on ihe l.t Monday of March, 1880, when and where you Can aonear if vuu think thi8tfi of October; 1879. - " J ... C F . Lowk, C. 8. C. Jsa. II. WruBORx, Plaintifl1 Att'y. 51,-Cw , To'J. jr. Jonetand W. AT. Erl.non-reiJenU Tou Hill tale notice that the alluring sum thont la been turned aoaintt ' you. DAVIDSON CountyIn 8nprior Court. M. L. Jones, ) PlaintifT I against : j. Summons for Relief. J. II. Jones and j W. M. Earl. Jhft. J STATE OF fXORIH CAROLINA, Jo tte, Sheriff of Davtdton Co.. Gruiinn You are hereby commanded to summon J. H. Jones and W. M. Earl the Defendants above named, if they be found within your County, to be and appear before the Judze oi our pqpenor toun at a Uourt to be held & : a I ya m or. ior;me uounty ot Davidson at the Court House irt Lexington on the 1st Monday of iuarvu low, anu answer tnecomplaint which ..ill J 1 .a m - . . "! wo ucpoauea in me omce ot the Clerk of the Superior Court for said Count-, with. in the three first days of said Term, and let the said Defendants jtake notice that if they fail! to answer the said complaint within tha time, the Plaintiff will apply to the court lor tbe relief demanded in the com plaint! I Herein fail not, and of this summons make uue return.: Qiven Under my hand and the seal of said Court, this 12th day of September, 1879. if C. F. Low. M I C. 8. C. You will also take notice that at the same time in said Case a warrant of attachment was issued against your property for the sum of nine hundred and five dollars and eighty-one cents, ($903,81) due plaintiff by open account and returnable to said coort in said county on the first Monday in March! joou, wnen ana wnere von .-. i anno-- tr Ik in 1. . Thhi Oct, 8th, 1879. C. F. Lowe, I ! ' 1 . ' ' ! CSC JonjcII. Wexbcek, Davidson Co. lfo51;w P1ff.,Atty.. T 'J. Howard Jone and W. If Earl, non-re-i&entt, you will tale notice that the folloxt g rummont has been issued against you. DAVIDSON County-In Superior Court. jonn si, rnm, Plaintiff Against Summons for Relief. J. Howard Jones, W. 3L Earl, Deft, SUTI OF I1QRTH CABQLitlk, To the Sheriff of Davidson Co., Greeting. You are hereby commanded to summon J. Howard Jonea and W. M. Earl, the De fendants above named, if they be found with ,n onr Cpnntv, to be and appear before the Judge of oar Superior Court at a Court to rhl,lforthConny of Davidson at the Court House in Lexiigton on the ! 1st Mon- M 0M.reh lm nd answer the com Vrl ,h,h wi bejdeposited in the office of tlie Clerk of the Bqperior Court for said County, vrithin the three first days of said XlXliAt the Defendants take no 23JfHKtt r n.wer the laid com- Fiimninattime. tbe Plaintiff will fPPjJ! W he Court for tbe relief demanded ia the tomplaint. Herein ifail not, and ofthU summons make due return. : ,. : t rlr?K?nf2!Jn7 hMa wd the seal of said Court, this ltb day of September,! 1879. ! ! ' M C. F. LowB '4 .; I . j j j 1 C. a C. Davidson Co. . i hu Uke notice that at the same time in said case a warrant of attachment wa issued against your property for the sum ot two thousand and nintcen dollars fiftj (8,019,50) due by open ac: count, and returnable to said Court in said Connty ori the first Monday in March, 1880, when : and where you may appear if you thiak proper. This 8th day of Oct 1879. u. jr. Lowe. c. 8. C. - - t s i - i - : , , - . . . . - , --aaBaaaaaaa--- . ;,,:..,- - -- ... ,,i:t.... ' 1 . " T r? I Maa UlCil fAlU For RAO?, IRON, BOXES, ; METALS, HIDES, ate Wantedat Opposite the Post Q2ice,il f S. j: bixswanq ' 49:4t We all have our preferences bat no one prefers to hear a crying baby when the fact js well known that Dr. Ball's Ba- by Syrup would at once quiet' it. NORTHERN ICE WiU be onrSale j Tlirongh the Winter, and nexi Seaaoa1y the undersigned, J " ?fa--.a -kf m w-t ' ? i-Auu.ueiiverea ree.'ti uutt o 49:4t S. J. BINS WANG ES. f Chew Jack.Hin'a Best Skeet'Ksvy Tobscc 8 ADDLE 8, HAEUESS, POTT ATJQ a v SADDLERY- -HARDT7AEE, We hare 0TV?nM a branea hnnaa t. aait-tt..- t- the H. Murphy building-. Mr. W. K. POLAND wl5 be tn cbarg-er aod jqu vUl Ond that there Is Hot Better Workman In tne' State. lall com Dare fa-orahiv ;-riK.n.w nshment in the country, either North or boath. rs'-Rppalrlng promptly attended to. i 8ave your money and call on Mr. Poland rtnr Vnn Knar atKI.M T . i . : 4 w vu-f saas-y suiaMjf ill Uil aUiSJW - f ' 8.1. soth, 18-9. XCHIcFFrg, Biy). tTrunks repaired, and aU kinds ot upholster tag done. AUo, Buggy Cushions made.. u FOB SHE! Ths Valuable If oua and Lot situated in West Ward, adjoining the lota of Mrs. E. Pearson and J. J. Stewart. ami iruniniK 9i ieet on iiia at recti and ion. I M? AS W-t - ning bsck SCO feet to Craig street, j The house la newly built; main building 18x33 ft2 stories 1. 1SXJ0, wah 4 Kooma aud IIalI-w.iT down. stairs finished; a good pantry and 2 closets; 6 fire-places, one in each room, and sM finish ed, except 2 roina and hall-war ii-tdii- goou kilclifti aiMl aniokeliuiiMf all in good repair. 1 lie garden t very good, and on lite lot grow some of the finest frnit in the Stale. This property ia oifert-d cheap, and if not dia- poaed or privately, will be aold to the highest "ir ruunc oii u a re in una ciiv. on Sniurdaj the 11 day of Novemlr. 1S79. Terms une-half caah, the other half on lib eral lime with debt prniterlv secured. ' ror rnce and oilier particulars, apply to myself or J. J. Bruiser at Caroliua Watchman Office. J W. McKKNZIR. Saliabnry, . C, 8eirt. 17, 1879. ; 43:7t MORTGAGEE'S SALE! By virtue of power conferred unon mm 1t a Deed of Mortgage, executed on the 22d dav of April 1876, by Amleraoa Owen and wife, and duly recitered in . the office of the Kfgia- ler of Deeda of Davidxon conntv. in; Book No. 2 at page 4G, I will, on Mondar. lb 13th dav rM'Jt ..Kim , wi i me uiii i nuu uxr in said mortgage deet, or ao much thereof aa will aatify the claim therein secured, extienaea and cont, to wit: One tract of land adjoining Eben Alerrel and others oi IUS4 acres: One trail ad orning feter Owen, John Miller and others. oiy .trj-iuu acres; line tract adjoinifig John Millei and other of 15 acres; One tract ad- i joining li. and J. Miller and ot hens of 154 acre; One tract of 41 acres, and another tract of 153 acres adjoining the tracta above describ ed, and devised to said Anderson Onwen by nia lamer ieier uwen. Sept. 5. 1879. A. FULLER. 48:4w By M. II. I'insix, At'y. Geo.R. West, L. II. Hunt and others, non residents : Tale notice that the ' followinn summons has been issued against you. TV. J. r a- T o i. n l viuoum.oiLUijr AU OUperwruOUn. Hcnrv Tvsinsrer 1 "Plaintiff, against Geo. B. West and others. Defendants. Summons for Relief. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, . To the Sherff of Randolph Co., Greeting : Tou are hereby commanded to summon Geo. B. West and L. II. Hunt, the Defend ants above named, if they be found within your county, to be and appear before the Judge of our Superior Court to be held for the County of Davidson at the Court House in Lexington on the 1st Monday of Septem ber, 1879, and answer the complaint which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said 1 County, within three first days of said term, and 1 Ski fill! stol1 r1afani)aATa al-n mm! t-. 2 sT fcsVU UllWC Ulk 41 they fail to answer the said coninlalnt within that time, th Pi-int5ff will 1 I A. I J-l - J . I ft . the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not, and or this summons M .mm make due return. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court, this 14th day of July, 1879. C. F. Lowk, Clerk of the Superior Court. Yon will also take notice that on Aueust 20th, 1870, a Warrant of Attachment -was issued against your property for the sum of two hundred and one and 25-1 00 dollars due by accounts and contract, which is re turnable at said term of said Court, when and where vou can appear if vou think proper. 8igned C. F. Lowfc; No46to51 C. 8. C. Davidson County. To G. A. Cogens and others, tum-residentiof jsortn Varoltna : You via tale notice that the folmnng Summons hail been issued against Davidson County In Superior Court. Maritha Surratt, Administratrix of Randal Coggins, decM, . against Summons for Belief. Joycie Vamer, and others, heirs at law of Randal Coggins. STATE OF hOBTH CAROLIRA, ) To the Sheriff of Davidson Co" Greeting"; T- . ; . . t 1 ion are nereny commanaea to summons Q. A. Coggins, Jane Cloin, Taylor Cloin, tbe Defendants above named, if thev be found within your county, to appear at the office of the Ulerk of tbe Superior Court for the county of Davidson within 20 days after the service of this summons on them, exclusive of the dsy of such service, and answer the complaint, a copy of which is served with this summons, and let them take notice that father foil to answer the said complaint within thai time, the PlaintifT will spply to the Court tor the relief demanded In the complaint; I ii Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. P i Given under my band and seal of said Court, this 29th day of JLaguat, 1879. .; ONION'S, m J sasaa g--.-- e waaaar ' Who has thee used the ft S1aC I3E will I ; " " A'AGEXTS K1 Ws&k iio Very VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE is the crrrbir aAriiontTRY, By virtue of a Mortgage or Deed in Trust. executed by Thoa.'K. Brown and wife, E. W. Brown, to Sopliu Bherer. dated the lihb dav of January, 1878, and regitered in the sxx ..r tt .... i .. . i !,.. uu, " ivejii'ier i uwi m rtowan cihid ty.ln Book Ko. 54, pae 409, 410 and 411. te., and upon which default ha been .made: will exKiaeforaale at public annum, hi the courtdionae door in ll.e Town of Salialmrv. N. Car. on Mondav the 15th Day of December, 1879, at 12 o'clock M ihe f.dlowinir real estate, to rit The"Lot or Pieee of Land, known as BROVirS LIVERY GTA3LE, erabracine the greater part of the lot rwir. chased from Edwin Shaver and Mary K. rjha- verrand joining the landa of John 1. Shaver' heirs. Dr. VV. K. Han, and the wra,.n:i.e the Episcopal Church, in the Ton Sli. uurT. TEH MS tJASH Dated at Saliabarv thin 15th day of Aiixnat 1870. Chas. Fuice, Sophia Hesiicbku, Attorney. Truster. Augl4toDecl5 I UMiif mm m m m - - HU17. lU'oAvE'UUuci! YOUR WARE PROM Anf Joa w. not only save money, but get Best loods made. You will Bind in his Well Selected Stock of Hardware. Mowert. inreaners, and isewing machines Straw-Cutters & Corn-Sliellerst Grain Cradles, Grain and Grass Scvthea. Tlows, Hoea, Mattocka and Picks. Shovels, f apnucv miii rui, viinm, ramia, VJllS, iuiiy, ai1 Varnish, Locks, Hinges and Screws, Zustea' Crosa-Cut, Hand and Mill Saws. Blacksmith & Carpenter Tools. HORSE AND MVLEsnOES, Tin and Hollow Ware, Patent Oil Cans. Patent Fly-Fans and Traps. BUGGIES, OPEK ATO WITH TOPS. Buggy-Harness, Harness Leather and If J' iff j w . . Mo,ontng. Yagon and Buggy Material, nu wanj oier articles too tedious to mention. At Heilig'i old itand, main street, SALISBURY, K. C. 30:ly ' To L. R. Marsh a non-resident defendant you tcill tale notice that the following summons Has been tsned against yo. Davidson County--Ia Superior Court. John H. Welborn Plaintiff. Againat! ; L. R. Alarbh. ' Defendant. -8ummona tor ReHefVH STATE CF nORTH CAR0L1MA, To tki Sheriff of Daride6n Co., Greeting: Too herebt commanded tosommort L. JR. Harsh, tbe Defendaat above namdt , if he. he found in your County, to be and appear before the Judge of our Superior Conrt, at a Court iO be held ; for the 1 oontyof D vidson, at , the ihe Court Hbnae In Lexington, on the 6lh Monday after the ! 4th Monday of September, 1879 and answer the complaint . which will he deposited in the office of tbe Clerk of the Su perior Court for said County, within three first days of said Term, and let the said Defendant take notice that if he failto anawer the said complaint within that time, the PlaintifT will spply to the Court for the relief demsnded in tnecomplaint. ' - ,r Herein fail not, and of this summons make dn retnrn. t- . Given nnder my hand and the seal of said Court, this l&th day of April, 1879. C. F. Lowz, C. S, C. Ton will take notice, that on the 3rd day of August 1879, a Warrant of attachment as iaaned against yoar proprty for the sum of $260 and interest thereon due by contract on account of machinery, which is ; returnable to aaid Court. 1st , Monday in September. 1879. When and when you can appear if yon think proper. , cagned r - C F, Low 45to51. C 8. C Davidson Co. Mortgage DeiBds for sale hert ; Also various other blanks . Y-DC in n i V i7Tw--rTrZ ., . , , , , , f a BAKER & CO., Salisbury, N. eH-' w . 42:3m " ' ' v . I ' " ,p J BUY HARD.fil Sj 1, !a. c fT7. i lXI : -aaBaa tlie Lottie, w avawaa mmm a-- mmm . imaku&. i w nraAi t ' I uelUriz it fiud it ju&t iti fir I t i -want, t It makes stitch, runs easily does the widest rir! walk, and winds the bobbin- . i i of the tnachine Write for eWri ra3f3iard2uhr clrcala .1301 & 1303 ButtonwSaT!?- 1 riiikHuurniH.-f A. Shocioe 1 Machine Works '1 - ' w - i,' . . i ii ' 2?? .Kntiw I tlmr. Hamrerannri pmW T.,r.tfc l."..il.5,lM t v ! : Tobacco factory 'Maehlnery, VrouKLt Iron ffi 1 la lron lasUW Machinery of every Dn .' acrlptlOB. , Ginning and Threshing Machinei ' ' A SPKCULITV. REPAIRING" PROMPTi CAREFULLY Duyr, Talbot's Patent Spark, Arrester, ; The Invention of tne Age. t TaRt new patent Spark-Arrester la really toeos ii IT perfect and reliable one, and Is superseding .5 f! others la use. - Thersat efficiency ot thta Arnii. H is attracting universal attention, anrt ihi - j dorsed by vae hestt&enbi oSestroy18 e best mechanical engineers awl lnsn ii luuiincui, iraiures are : - e draft. It does not Interfere with deanln- the t- It will not choke up, &nd requires no cleanlrir It requires no direct dampers t be oprned a:kn : raising steam (dampers being objectionable, ai ttrr may be left open and allow eparks to escape.) ii It requires no water to extlogurah sparks, which, by condensation, destroys the d raft. Besides, tint wster is used, If neglected, the efficiency is destroy, od by evaporation of the water, nd the boiler Is tew i la a filthy condition. . - It is simple axld durable and can be relied npoa. ' It can be attached to anv boiler. No planter should be without one of them: i Inso. ., ranee companies will Insure pins and barn where ih r i riqoi K.ngine ana Hpark-Arresiers are used attat Same rates as charged for water or horee-powex. Fw8end for l.lustrated circulars and price list, i Branch Ilonse, Charlotte. N. r. 29:6ni W. C. MOEQAN, Maaaifer. "Musical Homes ARE ALWAYS ' HAPPY HorMit McS rn i tKTJu sia H6uSe, ' CHARLOTTE, N. C, t - Branch of Ludden & Bates, SAVANNAn, OA. OF ALL KINDS. PIANOS from 8125 tin to $1500. ORGANS " $35 " $800; . tParl Cash and Part Timc-& Very Low or All Cash. : 8endfforlllnstrated Catalogue fPrice List Free. " . : - T The Best Made! All GnarateeJ for Fifleei Years. ; . ! ..... - i , . f Sent on 15 days' trial. We imy freight. both wa.Va if no sale. Carfbi bn, or ss Ha McSMITH, L cha'rlottetN. c. : HALE'S WEEKLY. On Tnesdsv, the 7th dav of Ociober, 1879. j and ia the City of' Raleigh, the ondemifned j will, commence the publication of, , "if 1 1 .-.;- BALlS iWEEKLY, f A IfdRTH CAROLINA DEilOCBATlC : L 'V , NEWSPAPER. . u ; U f "These wnV words' convey -all' that coIbisb ff Prospectus could tell t tbe good .of the Sute; the succesaof the party"whlch is the lUVeft&e a State and the country ; the publtcstioa of n : the newa ; these tbe objecU piopoMd.; TB he can do the last and contribute to the first , and wrvt KtiA Wlwu.r!k0- fvM not afiect tO !- CO TFT mm i IV I I I . doubt. The peophs have set their seal of P4 1 4 the future. i r ' !-i- - A'' Hale's Weekly will . be printed from n and heanlifnl trhtt anf "nn Mr -rhile paper. nrnvai nnnn maw wsct nrr m mm nnapaa iHti ., . The price wiRbe'twofdolIarrperananm; :'. r I rame will be upon its mail books witho"t psT-A i raent and no paper wilf be sent .after xp ,: ration of the time paid fori - 4 ' I Ealergh, 8epd 154879. ' ' f f PA RS0W8 StfCTFFs Still increasing in favor. Try iffcja mihtand pnre. j For sale byj,, ;JDsjcill, t f NOW IS THP TIME JO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE m&TO&I&ASt Davidson Co. WT. 1 Ko46to51 Alty a k. C, JSnbscribo for the Ttchman obIj $2 Jo. II. Welboex, C. F. Iiowz,
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
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