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Oa tho -of 1r; MJaraochl on tho fvmra soa"li baniii f ofia mile 'ellC 1L.V fr Oiton Kml, 'buruiu; his lt a!so 4li, ciI,sitI- fCf.. ,a. .-,.. t,t i he tarni of .Mr. b. u.ieiiiovable. and it v.i v.. j.i .i. fX,.t .naielv-for. all tle oarvf Wj'L ,..wl Vraukiiu have the Stock ; ties, r- ;.. . .. i; :U - r , 't.. cl .L . ; Weliail q-'He a 5mhi nun cumruaj ; v 'i,, th,.R !mihiv lii. Hit. J ihe g'K 1 excellent, dow- li'Irish- Vaves" seems tojie, ome i Hi conuimnication nngB f : take otfonr hat, and gfeet him H ouili'roftui,lest iow. : . Tt is uow high time that-some action be i f those townshi ivhilh have llfeeStockXiLwas to.tte time i. wlu.ir h,.:.!.l 1m oidcnil to be Soil oiar as we have learned the Sia.eut8ufH;riKH,i.!elWetI.eyiwill4favor Arlitk't nracticable time ctntisfent tie iuH rests of all coiicei i ed say ttu.aWthofJan.tuiy. : , iiTmti "wbaM si ve. Unity audi Scotch ! trUa fiiii "i)!y fnnn the date of; their . fIl(Ktiolii) iurai.ge tiieiiv V.uttya, ami ljjitliitlie restoi us, wiirei., course H We foiitotf however, )roposetoi lead or dictate 0 the matter. There iae thwe 1 lio can toil the law belVre we did. and it ft buTfit that they should take the Miiti itive. iWe surest that eaci, ti)wnsiuj) having the law, appoint suitable d-lega4fs Wmtfti'i aft.sbury, next Monday (24th) it 10 o'clock, to cnttr with eacl other al b the titt suitable time. T!ie County iiiniiiH!C"l'ij PA ha in session dmttlay ' 'tjidMuWke such older as thelpeople deiire. : H -Li j itjiti-eaV? many reasmis why aai (atfy 'i'wouij '-be preferabie. TluwHiter iasoh js a time when stwk must be fed aVil'if rdl-red up arly teyi can Ui'Hciosod in temporary lots uitil the i'nennAiieui-i pastirtvs are made. iLi-t us frouifttf ell, ;Mt. Uila aiid Iickb on lifeiiJiiv id ;rNui.4uiy.j w.tK: p. Euachviile I tents. ' ' ; i jsi alrcfVeiin, show er of rain last Sinir Ja1 n krb t. It was very much needed. .7:? ;).; i , . ! i "l5j(li3. Overcai, was riding- on ajvyg eii diic dii ljit wet-k-vith his tret haniriiiff dowo krv ; the axle. The waoii pjtsscd ottrs biuhi: wiiit n was mt noiiccu ov.mt. U.Mt(l;liis, ..itet bi!c tin tiie-.stuaip auu daliHstcu nhe anlilc. kttii (ia he stairs at the eottculgia at 1 1,1 .thn;)liti'iij In n a wapin wasr acf-idently : ifah ajtiiat theai, which knocked -'them t vini4f jr- in.: .ui. v. n tan yj i msti'tj flllt ill Uij fwtJ II ? wa picked up hadSy fbruisud ; bi in liiM?cs broken, j k, ' i $t!i;ofjtlie al'ove mentioned rasc-3 arc. ;raprjqn- i;int as'.eouid be extted ;jww-.tlC Klad - treatment ot Dr.L S A ' leiztr.il J uim?!i iveniy, nicntionei last weeK ' i: uktewisKK w!h tihoid lever.; we tfeglaa ti sfiy is nMV co convalescent under utUr. Leazcr. ' i . ; ' - . I. Tii?reiircST(fveral little boys ami iirls ; ttix;j'Jd,;iu thisneighUirhood vvTio ! l-SISfr1"? fjrombrt.v tom l,0",,uds Aabther fine rain Monday night fit are I gbrirv- -tirWi-n- ti.. Wr' nM .0Teasl4niuic was stolen on the night of .uJfeulJ -nit be tracked. . x i i ftii'Vlljj.lHiinVav, Dentist, witfi beat this L fWTf tveiaber the 24t!ivto 2Sth. ! lie m ijlerepaiaiion of bein- a good denlist. i w. J China Grove I tern j. HI i J l 1 T.i r O " Willi lt IUM ll!f- t'i 'Ti , l. v . C 1 . .... l . rr.L ym ins seeoad round collectiu taxes. ifcrfa lS - Rll T"S 111 ii I ll ft ti C: ?tf hMi:eSslone in our little k il iWfelii the most ot ii is barter: ! ' r,"''wa.acciuent last Sunday night he H(l ' t4coliisiou"-that othef there,- ; ".,!: !W.LtlcrMiller sustained very igujy froni having had his hand iSf Hl.lK-fol.t0V 5u ? PattersoN, n,'r.aL '"'proving under the w.j time,.; To machineryva mbly damaged but is now renair f aW" splendid work. -T I el t!tii thisil;1CH kWMSthiijroi s.. Scfflr.' DiU,id - Side. He leaves 'ift' i l.ci.iid.'en to mourn hi loss. gM Ndier in the late war where he S.;.T -u,l otieleir. NotvirK'e,.!. fc3tfctnV;he was a hard work. ito.i: i !"u "loiuuce r n iu'i w. l -WS I Work fWHll Knm ..i' . : . 0HfSn4St ?lw -gmntwl a peu- tfbte S'iL -im SbSPfr TlfU -mI family ijM if P'ftt'hyiuf the community.! :vv"S way oi makiii!? a l v n.r f'4lVr f yjo'iove read thei letter -tU-t iiyf l r tlie t.. eek's ? issue of S5OT-! ' s'ml 'vnuId al8t advise MlW,UlS Clui,ati,5 stay iy Ifef hM- ,ivcU in Missiktri PlfeES "iumblof. uuion there is f?r?V0,M,taJjvu m than the Nort,, btate- If the mouev Nr!Tu .K'eut bi' emigrauts frbm j-g. ma in emigrating had been EVUg hV So?13 wch ere this ne been added; to the improve Vli" fetate. Dou"t pm icrr,i f f .. ftv? h?HV, a,Vl strive to make lier irtifjfMexauipre. ' ci Oi Statesville, N. C. iJtn Nov',,TJ79. HSr-hilst keeping mti, f tUa1,,oat struck me n,!.!:1 A few Of UlVTVairnVri,,., h,it L.'e hf rrv , uuicuuou. . 1 u mm a I t you mav lrenar fiw ti ' rpnix.,. .. . . :,---- a inn nm & of soul' f.-'aotW r away u the wi, 1 ings ; , .ayfaVaj beyond things !':! terrestrial, taugible aiia trammelei wit!. 1 earth, earthy, but I maai JSSSSr ?hS ! twrliarw my readsre in a moie sub- P.u; "A?.. ,ur aa.u I,n f retoi-Q to niothen worrf.Jn-.ita way I will ,eti" tiL weather, -which at present, is exceedingly 'mild anil 1-i.,., rL .i.L . i mild aud pleasant,! fur tho easou Oiir UJ.1LT t wi luiiier. uur want r.1 "Etui cry," ns one of the nnnpr. been quite lively this S Wax bpres-Prof. iKead friri L!El has last uu uie U8i oj amusemeutg. what wtfiie WM eujayed the mo4 was, Synod vhich contrcned here the22;ll Oc tober. There was a full attendance of the members, and a better lookling lu of men you rarely ever see. The weather was exceedingly,,?, ehar,ning iiKwlight niirhti. all thmr n..,,!,,,,! ... bietl.ren to be , 1 and harmonious meetiiS-H i.Lii ' irmouious meetihirs t!i attended. The discussions were interest ing, often interspersed ! witJr w t and Jiu mor, antl tree from any uupl wuwn (new. I he urinous eacli day were excellent, all so good that I will not particularized The Church was generally crowded to its ut most; capacity. - The jmlpits ; f all the other thurches were' tilled on Sunday by member of Syuod. It was ceitainlv a "teat of fat thiugiCl ahd will long remain a bright sjmt in our lives, the only pwi ble objection it did not last long enotig'i so quick oyer with, that it seems liked pleasant dream. Everj since Synod we have hathiti interest meeting in progress in our ehuivh' We havenraver liieetiir-r in tho afternoon and preaching at night. Kev. Mr. Winn assisting. There have been quite a number added to the church, -and still the gool Work goes on. jlTho -Methodist art also haviug n series of uieet ings. -It is rumored that JUsa Painter ia expected here this week. I shall not say what I think of "Woman preaching.'! Our nchwls RiellcMirshing. Timfetnale Collegt ia in n finer state of prospeiitv, cirls nro "still" coming in, a few. weeks Miiceoiie came from Boston, and theortu er pupil frtun Maine is expected soon. My eyes are growing dim, my faith in the 'nieteoric display'' failing so I will y, - r . ': "To all to eacb a fair pocxl nlht, I . . Pleaftas lrejuosaai slumber uglit.! . A Constant UeadkiT. A Meotorlc Display Sure Enough; Those who were disappointed at the failure of the meteoric shower predicted by a bogus astronomer, ill Louis5, for the night of the 1,'lth, will receive conso lation in the fact that, .according to a statement nrade by Prof. Iliohard A. Proc tor, one of the most eminent astronomers now living, in a lecture in New Yoi kjlast Thursday night, we are to have one bare efi.Migh. On the night ofiNovember 27th, the 1( ctuier said, wemay expect to see a beautiful display-of meteors 'radiating from a point near the star Gamma, in the night fiNt of the constellation Androme da, which is now nearly overhead at about 10 o'clock at night. It has been ascertained that meteors follow in ilockh ",e t, ilcks of .coin,t' In J6I(J Iirela's comet. two p: t was observed 1 split in two. The part: each had a head and a tail, and they rushed on side by tide now ouo a pears tho brighter, and now the 'other, until they disappeared. At their return", ia 1352, they were yet keeping up their swift race, but they had very much changed in form. In ISZL) their perihe- v.. ...... ..... ....... ,.. . . . - . . - to per- n,H' uum 10 ,K;o,Ivlii' :' when tiiey suouiu navo been seeu 1 1 eould 'not bo found. Tlwy missed in liii. But it-had occurcd to Alexander Herschel and Professor Proctor that at the time when the earih crossed the! path of those comets it would be well to look out for metersx. Meteors were looked jbr,'and a very brilliant display, wa seeu onjNo vember 27th. On next Thanksgiving night this swarm of Hying out of j the northerirheaveus, and Professor Pnk-tor predicts that then-there will be a bril liant display in the sky. It may not jiap pen, he said, because perhaps the meteoric cluster-may have been dissipated, but he felt pretty certain"" that there wonld.be. a display. The Uctuer advised astrono mers to keep a. loo'.. out for about a week previous to jho 27th instant in a quarter of the heavens from which the meteors approach, in order, if possible, to detect the cluster as it rushes end-ou-end to waids the earth. Char. C'6. . - ..,! A Northern Han'i Impregslon of . the "Old Xorth State." I From tae Batli (New York) Star. ' -Editor Strir : -In answer to the ques tion's invariably asked by my friends "How do you like the South 1" and "what are the prospects of getting along there!11 I would like; to make the following brief replies, through the Star : My objectin going to North Carolina was to satisfy myself by personal ; obser vations, whether the favorable reports I had received from the central section of the State could be relied upon. It gives me pleasure to ay that the advantages are more numerous and greater than I was led to suppose. A Northerner is at once favorably impressed with the kind ness aud sociability of the people, as well as their eagerness to welcome men of en ergy and enterprise to settle among tliem. Infact, they seem heartily tired of j the old state of afl'airs . and are extremely anxious to have the "Old North State' attaiu the pre-eminent '-'position which its great diversity of products, eutitles it to occupy. - The lands in the central section will produce in perfection everything of value grown in the North, and iu addition will growtobacco, cot to,:, pea-nuts, jute, and a great variety of other valuable products peculiar to the South. This great variety of products is of immense importance to the farmer, and gives him a great advan tage over settlers iu tlie West, as their efforts arc ui.ninly confined to tho produc tion of corn and wheat, an industry in which they find themselves -in serious competition with other; formers in a dozen States and territories around them. C rass hypers, potato bugs ami other noxibo 1. t r" L f6 -W trub,e tLe iirnera of tU earohuf their less (brtanate bretlf. 7 U ; of tt,,e West have to battle against UC8 ; Ic year after, and, as U well known. Uheir crops are frequently de stroyed j by them. i IAs the State is one of the oldest; In the Union, jit lia the advantage of well es tablished roads, bridges, accessible' mar kets, chjirches, scl,ools, etc. Its sitdation is also greatly. tq its advantage, as 'it is over i,0OO miles 'nearer JKew York! city aria the great business centres of the East, tliiiu. Kansas or Nebraska, ! The temperature of midsummer js not so excessive or trying as is frequently ex periencetl in New York State, while the mildnes lofthe winters is Wlrthat plough -iug may be done nearly at any timo.! "j With ill the. ad vantages which this sec tiou affaids, good improved lands cau le liad at $10 and 12 per acre, withvfrom three to five yenrs' time, and in many in stances sven more favorable, terms c:in be secured.; It is ueceftaarv h j. j b tui lur ; as I have brought North about GOO volumes of aii interesting worlc, is sued byjthe State, for free distribution, entitled ' What Northern men say of Xorth Ciroliua. It contains a resume of the material resources of the State, by Prof. W , C. Kerr. tho couention of Northern born residents of the Suth recently held at Chavlottej also letters from ex-Union i sol N. C; diers, giving their experience, with facts concerning crop, climate, health, etc. Any one wisljing further information can j ob tain, coy of the undersigned, corner of towlcr iM,d Fourth streets, Batli-on-the- Hudson. Ilespectfnlly yours, Thomas B. Ryan. A Small Sinner. A JBoy of Three Yean Steals Three Horses ia Rapid Succession. The Pl-otland (Me.) Press tells Hie fol lowing sjtory of youthful precocity : Friday; morning, about 8 o'clock, a lit tle boy, aged three years, named Sanborn,; whnae parents resii.e on Newlieny street, Portland, saw a team standing by 'the: sidewall4. It was a nice light wagon, to which a Vhite horse was attached. Into this carriage the infant scrambled, gatheiv eil up the re ins in his tiny hands, and drove Off with the assurance and coolness of a vetijran. Finding that the animal did not proceed at a iace fast enough to please hijni, he managed to draw the whip fiom thuisocket aud laid on tho lash with an energy that surprised ''Old Whitey." The auiifial had gtwd blood in him, and away he went at a three minute gait causing other teams to give huu a wide berth. The owner eauulit siht of his equipage and started in pursuit, lie might as well lf;ive tried to catch a will-o'-the- wisp. Otner teams joined in tho pursuit at 'the request of the anxioas roprietor of the Stijjeii team, but the little real ni.inagedj to evade them all. At last, when, thej horse begau to a how signs of ex haustion tfie child drove !ii,u into a sta ble ion Pjar street : ami vanished. 'The boy was in high 'feather with hisfrge number s;uce.-s, jiind he next got into a wagon, ! Morn Castle, which was drawn by u black horse; and again tlitj formerVxperieuco w as lepeaieU Leaving ithis wagou, he approprited a horse anl buggy that was said to be tlio team of M iSawyer the agent of the. soci ety' vith ithc. long naine, and was driving oil' when ja man sprung forward and seiz ed thehorse by th bridle. To him stern ly the precocious infant remavketl, "Let go the Ws or I sa! on fath'e.' The man was so diimfounded at tho child's hrusque- llU4 tliaf fJrsint.il tliA l-.i il jil -iirav ness that! he dropped the. bridle aud away weut the, child anl team. Aroaud and around he went, but., the team was cap tured on Exchange street, and as the cap tor was about to seize the boy, lo! be was which hud gathered, was too quick for the infant, he was gobbled and taken be fore the Postmaster. Male and female clerks gathered to seo this reiikirkable child and! hear him recapitulate, w ith in fantile glee, and in baby tongue,, how ho .... mL. f. i..i I nei&t.u .ui. iuuu g luaiu auu u.iu a liile. j lie wa. escorted to his home by one of the clerks, followed by the.admiring pub lic in thelshape of a long string of men, women and boys, and when he reached homo told his mother "he had ever so nice a time wijth a white 'ors aud a black 'ors, aud been everywhere." The lMy was gone froii 8 o'clock till 12. Iu order to mako sure of the child's age, the mother was asked the question, and she replied that he was ouly three years old. s j Going Down In the Deep. Charles; Muller, the second mate of the Champion, the Charleston steamer that was sunk last) week off the Delaware Capes, makes the following statement about the disaster: j - He said : "I have been on board the Champion over ten years. 1 had charge of the watch on Thursday night, which was composed! of three men besides myself. Nothing tjnusual occurred, and the lights were set at the masthead and on both sides of the vessel as usual. At 12 o'clock I was relieved by the first mate and turned into bed. " My state room was forward in the mess ropni. About 3 o'clock in the morn in 1 was I awakened bv the sound of two bells striking. This was the signal of stop. Then there was a pause of about half a min ute and a frightful crash, which shook the whole vessel. ON DECK. :,4Li""hts: were burning in our mess room, and I pulled on my boots and ran on deck. The captain came out of the pilot house as I came pp and called tcsme, "Go aft and clear away the boats." He than ran to the cabin and jtold the passengers to come on deck in a hurry. I could feel the ship sink ing rapidbj. " I seized two axes and tan aft. I gave one! of the axes to a sailor and order ed him to tut away the lashings from the port quarter boat, and L began to cut the lashings from the star-board quarter boat myself. While doing so Iaaw a large ship right into ns on ..our star-board bow. Sev eral men were on . her fore castle and the Champion was backing away at full speed. When the lashings-were cut I ordered the men to switg the boata out.: AH the people saved were jtben on deck, I think; but there did not seem to ba much excitement and gone Itkej a nimble Ilea, and slipped into Judge Goddaid's carriage, standing at the iMist otSce. But this time the crowd, hardly any confusion. SThe bow of. bu? Biciujci uas uunu rapiuiy auu. sac Oe-t ; gan to lereh ntretnbte!as she sankf Tlid captain ordered me to cut away the lashing3 jroja the life faf no4 I ran to do so. ; I lavf. the captain go td tlif cabin again and order the ladies to foQ on deck without waiting to dress, as the yessel wag going down fast. took a knife and put away the lashings tma the life f-aft I hid a good; deal oftrou m in doing so,; for the ship stod nearly on end. ' The cotik ielped roe, and just as the raft was freepi,its fastenings the water broke over the deck of the Champion, and jffcf. went .do'wja jith a plunge, bow 'first. i j . SAYIXO THE EAFT, j The life rafd caught under the mainstay, and the side I hang to was dragged under: the water until th fraft stood upright. I climbed up the raft as I was being draced to the bottoai, and pushed against the main-i stay with all the strength 1 had. Each sec ond seemed aa jipur tns I struggled for' life under the waves in tlie darkness. Just as X was about to g vVup I gave a! tremendous push, and the -raft H4 from, under the main- stay, rose to the! surface. I was j us't ;able to climb on it, when I sa"w the cook clinging in to the other side, although he had been utterly helpless under the watcr I then saw the captain wifnmihg in the water, and paddled to hihii with a piece of joint work fJ..i 1 ii- ' 1, ptCKL'll Up. hen I dragged him on board he was eoaapjetejy exhausted and could hardly speak.! fhen bth hauled the cook on board. The! air was full of awful sounds. Voicjes couhV Ui heard iu all directions screaming an giiig for he!p. Some of tlie voice weni those of women. I was bo aSccted that I tiremb'ed all over. We cut the oars of the raft loose and pulled around in search of tlje poor people who were pray hpg for help. W picked up the chief engi neer, first assistant engineer and a eailor named Fred Mack man. They were holding cm to pieces of ih'e wreck. We then found at fireman named after hatch, and Kelly hanging on to the took John Foster, the port- cr, irom one pt: the lifeboats, which was fipating bottom upwards. We could not tiid any ihore; persons; although' we could "hear them cryih'g out for help. The life l)joat was righle'dj and bailed out, and the cjiief engineerjtck charge of it wilh two of tfte sailors. We continued to pull around, but the life rait! ci rifted and we could make na headway. Sometimes a. voice would be heard close to; usj but the raft could not reach tlie spot ihjtime. In a little wliile tlie lifeboat -a me back, having picked up three nen. One of them, a coal heaver, was un conscious and; almost naked. He had been saprised it bed.! The lifeboat took the raft iij tow and we rowed toward the ship which struck us.. We were met by the ship's mate loat, and after getting on board we let the rsfcjo a drift, ;0n the ship we were treat ed 'kindly and all were furnished with plen- v of food and clothing." CATltARlJiS CROS3. Catharine Cross, the stewardess, was tVund relating! the story of her escape to a jTarge number of: ladies in the cabin of the ly'hg at the company's pier. ' I wtus in my birth," she said, "and asleep, bat was awakened by the shock. I had my clothes cn, T rushed up the companion way. I-was no sooner upon the deck than I was caught u; by the water and carried over board. 1 was. unconscious at this time. I don't remember what happened to me. It was very cold.:. The water wasn't cold, but the wind wm very cold when I Aas taken oijt of the water. I was picked up by three mea in a boat from the 6hip. I heard the mtensay that I wai the third person picked iij). I heard screams of women in tlie cabin when I rushcii upon deck, and after I was polled into the boat I could hear cries for neip in tne water, i was uie only wcuian saved. j! "Besides myself, there were women on Ward and one baby. They were all white. tic baby belonged cither to Kate Thrackey or1 to Rosa Barber, I don't know which. These two women . were in the Steerage. Miss-Marion Mikeil, and Mrs. II. Iluxtable were :abin passengers. Mrs. Andrews and her daughter were only seven days from Europe when they came on board our steam er. The reason I was not undressed was be cause ffelt gloomy. At supper time, when the Captain came down, Mrs. Andrews said: ;i "It's warm to night, Captain." 44 Yes. said the Captain, it's foggy." "Then Mrs. Huxtable, who was an elder ly lady said to me: "I hope, stewardess, that no other vessel will run into us." "Oh, no,' I said, 'there's no danger of that; Copt. Lockwaod is very particular.' k I gave her this answer, but w hat she said made me feel gloomy, so I didn't take olT my clothes, but just lay back in my berth and at last fell asleep. I didn't hear any more, but suddenly 1 found myself awake, and I knew that something was the matter. I rushed out, and when I was going up the companionway the water came clown and washed me back. I got hold of the bannis ter and pulled myself up. I didn't see any other woman, nut 'I heard them all scream inz in the cabin. When I got on deck the O :. - O water was there. I don't remember how much, or how long I was in it, but I don't think I stood still a minute. I think I went right to a loat that eome men w ere cutting loose. This was near the stem of the ves sel, on the left hand side. If there had been a little more tirae ihey would have got the boat loose, and a good many might have been saved in it, but they were too late. I remember I went up to the boat and put my hands on the edge of it to get in when the water came and lifted me up and carried me right over the boat and into the ocean. I went down in the water; I don't know how far.1 1 was unconscious. When I came up I reached put with my hands and got a hold of something. It was a settee, with a long air-tight tin box fastened nader the seat to make it a life preserver. I got hold of thU and balanced In the' middle, and so kept myself upvT, . -. i What is home without a baby ! Many children have coughs and colds just now, aud should have the greatest care, aud a bot,ile of Dr. RulEa Cough Srnp. Price only 25 cents, f jj I In accorttuice 'with previous appoint ment; delegates from Leaksville, Madison, Walnut Cove, Micksville, Third Creek, MooresvilleandStatesviileinet ierebn' last Friday, to disnsa : tlio proimse ex-i tension; of the VirginiajMidlanU -road through this sections JlajRobbini ad-! dressed the meeting in favor of concert ted action on the part of he points along tne Mne tobring the road by way of all the places, and iutroduced a resolution to that effect.' The meetinglwaa further ad dressed by Maj.1 MoreheadjJudge Fnr ches, Col. Mott, J. :M. Clement, CoL Al paugh andrJ.C, Buxtou. , After Maj. Uobbins' resolution was introduced, nam ing Statesville ai a poiut, the representa tives of Daxie and along the line of1 the Yinston and '2torcsville railroad with diew "from the meeting, which pretty well broke it upr-the chairman, Judge Wilson1 deciding that no quorum was prcsenti voting on tlie resolution, i j The representatives from, Davie, while hatitigo objection 'to Statesville, felt'that good faith requifel them to stand by Moores vjilhi.!! That they had mutually gone iato the project of building the'W. & IL. road, and had spent about 23,000 and had over 20 miles of road graded, and with Davie out of the meeting-'the line ! was not repre sented, and consequently no result was arriv ed at: Wiutsoa Sentitui. Chatham Record :. Mr William Fike of this county died last week nearly eighty years old. Only a few weeks ago a young er! brother, Elijah Fike, died, aged about seyeuty years. Jn this family were set? en; brothers and two sisters, the youngest being about sixty years old ; aud all nine being alive until the death of Elijah. Thi"" of nine brothers aiid sisters all Iiviug and the youngest being sixty years olJ.! Only one meinlier of the family has evjsr been married, all the others prefer ring a life of single blessedness." Two orithree of the brothers are the tallest men iu the : county, each being 'nearly seven ; leet high, ihey are all men of temperate habits and are ome of our best citizens. , A Gay "PrsToi.SEu" Arrested. The next day after some unknown individual tired a pistol at the passenger train on the Charlotte and Stateviile Railroad, the ball from which lodged in Capt. Pride Jones' note book, a negro appeared at Mount Mourne, near the point where the occur rence took place, and applied at one. of the stores for pistol cartridges. It occurr ed to some of those present that probably he was the maa who did the shooting, and finally he was charged vith it. He conr fessed after awhile that he had shot when the train was passing, but did not fire at the train. OtScers at once 1 arrested him and he was sent forthwith to jail, having been refused bail by the magistrates. Charlotte Obtervcr. . ; ! Got 'em again. Speaking o snakes says the Wilmington Star, one of our best aud most re liable citizens told us yester day of the remains of a rattlesnake fouud in Wayne county some years ago which had fort) ciaht rattle. 'Phis is ahead of our famous Pender county snake a portion of the skin of which is still on exhibition ia our oflicc. Wet ok iat? Wet. The election chip has failed with the moist side on top in Wadesboro. On Thursday the stal warts carried the day. Oar Wadesboro correspondent writes lis laconically, "Pro hibition 70; License 2iJ3.". Thirsty souls can now have it mixed at pleasure with ice in it instead of smuggling it around in a black bottle and wearing out their coat tail pockets. Newbern buried during last year 52 white and 172 colored people. James II. Pool, the well known propri etor of the Ocean View Hotel iu Beau fort, died after a brief illness of pneumon ia, last Wednesday. The Wilson 4urrtcf says- the Green ville colored people are :mdviug iu the matter of emigration. A short' time ago; thev had a big exodus meeting which was attended by 3,000. It ended in a reg ular row "negro intimidation," They are going to try it agaiu. etc. Goldsboro Messenger: Mrs. Nancy Troy, mother of Professor R. P. Troy, ar rived iu Goldsboro a short while since, after aprotracted visit to her children . in d iife rent parts of tho State. She was born in Randolph county, in the year 13U2. She is a daughter of Isaac Lane Esq1., who was high sheriif of Randolph county, forty years. At the age of 16, he! was married to Johu U. Troy, a na tive of Tennesssee,tmt moving to North Carolina while yet young, he spent most of his early days iu Salisbury. She has had 14 children, 10G grand-children; mak ingia total of 120, xf whom 7D are now living. She now comes to remain per manetly with Prof. Troy. The Unmistakable Moual. Tweuty three years ago a young Keutuckian visi ted a gambling saloon iu New Orleans, and w hile there saw a man of his own age lose his last dollar at the table. The gen erous Bluegrass boy, D. F. Todd by name, pitied the ruined fellow so heartily that he yriiippcd out his pocket book aud loan ed ijim $500 w ith which to try again. Tho gailibler, a Frenchman, did try, won and repaid the money. Todd returned to his home in Kentucky, worked hard and last summer found himself a baukrupt. On last Wednesday Awhile iu the slough of despond he opened a letter that bore a Paris postmark and read that the man whom-lie long ago befriended and long ago forgot" had sent him a present of $30, OOOJ 'j The moral of which is, when yon see a stranger broke at a faro bank lend him a stake. A ''43f7A ,ETVC XSTERPK1SS.-Jlr. AXJ. Wool wine is now opening in the large room abovV ICR. Crawford & Co'sl IIard (varc an elegant assortment of Burial Ca&el very pretty styles,. whicl heTwill sel at nuprcco denteo'w prices for this market. We commend- Mr.Wenterpnse t(Lthe atteftlfoa of the-public; Advertisement next weeiii s s TThaTj Memphis ha Lost. -The. Mem phjs Appeal declares that jn jtwpyears that city lias lost nearly tight milifdnac dollars and buried six thousand of -her people.", Tp)Uhy gattersx baddralnnsQaad accumulated garbage, it claims, jrretjie" cause of it all. The Appeal now rJeaihv for such ,niethols of purificatian by, fire, uiauiagf, lumigauon, street paving auu the most rigorous enforcement of the as certained xlaws of health as. shall f Insure the city against a recurrence of file epi demic: Otherwise Memphis is threatened with decay, if not extinction. 'I f ! PARCHEp AND SWOLLENXIPSIN dicate Worms. ; Shriner'a Indidn Vemi fuge.will; destroy aud eject. these detesta ble creatures from the intestines, thus restoring the child toUealth and beauty.? D!E0. r. Bi?Ai.i.f-iJttl? Lizzts, daugbtet ot Capf . T. B.' and Betiie U. Beau, agea 2 years, i mo, and ia daj s. 1 la His mysijerlous providence God has again called tlieso parents to resign anotlier of their beloved cmldi-m. Bat we may sifely and truly say of them " They sorrow not as others who have no hope."; Vnr that liJr.'iMr Rh,riTifr.i wir ajiiJ iiiTTj-"lirtl children to corae unto me and torbld thpm not," has tukea tig little lamb to Ills bosom . Though their hearts ui iy bleed and'ielr tears may Uow, yet tftey caa say,; It Is well wiia the child." "Asleep la Jesus, blessed sleep,' From which none ever waked to weep ; ; A calraani uadlstnrbM reqose, " ' Uabroaen by the iasi ot toes,? " ' ! . MARRIED. In tills: county, on the 15th Inst., by A. M. Pronn. Esq., Mri N. B. Trout. an to Mri ioaia Aai SaijirovK. , 2Torth Carolina, ) laSnpsriorCoirt.-' Rowan County. ) 2Sth October, 1870.i N. B. McCanless, adm'r of Jacob " Earnheart, Plainff, Against Petition Sallie Johnson, Mary Kirk, Em- to sell cline Kirk, Susan Kirk, Joliu - laud for Larnlieart, C A. Larnhearj-, rsan- I assets. cy Crius, LaAVsen Eitrnhcavt, S. A. Earnheart, Ellen Leutz, R. O. E a rn hea r t , Tr a v i s Trou t ni a n , CI o- tilda Miller, Enielme Jroutuian, Burwell Smith and wife Laura and Eva Ann Earnheapt, Defts, Upoa application of the Plaintiff, it is ;or dered .by the Court, that publication.be made in the "Carolina Watchman" fop 'six successive weeks, notifying Travis Trout man, Jsusan Kirk, liinelir.e Kirk, and Mary Kirk, defendants, who are non-residents of- the State, to appear at the Otiice of tho Clerk of the Snpcrior Court of gaid county, on Monday the 15th dav of December, 1870. and answer the complaint which will be 1 filevi in, tlie above entitlol actum, withm ten days from, the date hereof and if thev fail to answer the Complaint, the plaintitl will apply to the Court fr the relief de manded in the complaint. Witness, J. M Horah, Clerk 2:Ct Superior Court Row:ui County.. To J. Howard Jon-ps and W. -M. Earl, Xon-ieilentrt : Yo'ii will lake notice thai the followiug summons Ihm been issued against you: Davidson Canity In Superior Court J. A.Shirly, Pl'tff, 1 Against . ' J. II. Jones and i Summons for Relief. W. M Karl, Drfls. J - S STATE CF NORTH CAROLINA, To the Sheriif of Davidson County greeting: You are hereby Commanded to summon J'. 11. Jones and V. M. Earl, the dtfendanU' aboye named, if they be found wn!nn your county, lo be and appear bi-foce the Judge of our Su perior Court, at a Court to a held for the County of Davidson, at the Court Houe in Lexington, on the 1st Monday of March, lS-iO, and answer the complaint which will be tie- poshed iu the oifice of the Clerk of the Superi or Court fur said county, within the 3 first days of said term, and let (I.e. said defendant? take' notice thai if they fail to answer the said com-, plaint within that lime, the plainiifl will ap ply to Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not. and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and tjie seal of said Court, this J'Jth day of September, 1870. C. F. Lowk, Clerk S. Court ' ' Davidson County; Yo will also take notice that at the same time in said case, a warrant of attachment. wan issued against your properly, for the sum ot Thirteen Hundred and three Dollars and six-) ty-six cents (S1S03.GC), due by open aceounB and returnable to said Court, in said county,' on the 1st Monday of March, 1830, wli'e'n'afid where you can! appear if you think proper, ihis Sih of October, lb"9. C. F. Lowe, C. S. C. ' f- Jxo. H. Welbobn, Plahitifi's Att'y. 51:6w To J. II. Joxk, Non-resident, defeudent: You witl take ht?:e that the following Sua mohs has been issued against you. DaTisbsh County In Superior' Court. Freeman II. Morse, ) ,. Against Summons for Rtlief. James II. Jones, i i Defe'dt. J STATE OF NORTH CAPiOLlNA, To the SheriU'ol Davidson Count v. greeting You are herebv commanded lo summon James II. Joue., ihe defendent above named, if he be found p'ithin vour coTmiy, iu be ami appear before llhe Judge of our .Si-perii.r Court, at a Court ly he held for the County of Davidson, at the Court House in Lexrr.y'.'on on the 1st Monday oFMarch, 180, and answer the com plaint which will be deposited in the office of ihe "lerk of ihe Superior Cotsrl for said coua ty, within ihe 3 first days of s-id term, and let the said defendant take notice that if he fail to antiWgr the said complaint within that time, the plaintitl' will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not, and of this summons ina'e due return. - Given; under my hand and the seal of aid Court, thi 12th day of Septem ber, 1ST9. ' C. F. Lowe, j. Clerk Sup. Court of Davidson Co. You Vill also take notice that at the fame lime, in! said case, a warrant of attachment was issued a-rainrt vour t-roperty in fs.vorof the plaintiff for ihi sum of Tltirfyeijl.t Hun dred and Fi fly D !lar?.Wih interest on $2,153, .24 frrm the Cth Juner ISJD, due by notes and open accounts. and ritr.ey paid to older of de endrfi!pld. ref arruM'e lo pul 'oil, In !d county, on the 1st. Monday of March, A. D. 1SS0, wheii auf'.'h'-ire yt u can appear if you think proWr, this Gc4heT ih, lb79. ! 'O.K. Ixwe,C.S. C. Jko H. Vri-ors, PIC's .u'y. : ol:Cw PRICE CURREN'i'. ; r " f Corrected by .:J. M. Kikox j& Jp,y' : j : ';' l October, t(X 1 STjt C jttox firm- , Middlings, -, r iii , Middling: ; Ij; l-i(ft J -j k ii::ii i.fi iotf a .onr liitpj'ft Si&'-'f ' t '. ' : --' :' :: i. stains , , i ,, - u , i Bacox, county, hog jrdund- ; -0-?t ucTTEtt , ... t . r' . -' .tt f Eocs is 1 : Cfiic-icE'-s, perrdo2es;!f ; t tlAO'&t ;J t-T-'- Meal moderate demand. f J 3 ..tRiAvt' heat good demand at 1.1C1- o Pi-ocfi-rrHsttfafniH !;vi r finite t ; UMhihi' Uuocr;) Y.witivuitL ;oiu:i; Potatoes, Trip h ;. tVilf. t vsioks no aonvauu . i u; f.-T Lard Hay f i ' Oats-, ..a '.' ,U; Beeswax TltfLow BtACIvBEHntES- 1 The survlvla? members of the Rowa4 ArUllcrr are requested w meet at the Mayor's frlEre ttll o'clock, the Uoth livsL, it belu? TucU? ot Ui fli t ' week of Superior Court, to reonjanle tliacor.ptB . Every nieuber Is earnestly reqnestj.-tt' aUVbarVr F SALE VE LOW A gooct 6V- 12 ly reiaire4 Carruite aud- I1anr:e sec riaruess can he seeu at W. M. Dark fu el's shop.. For terms. Bpplv pr ' ? ' " ' r f H.'M; Jm,elior rx 2-2m. ; J, D.CaskilU y ear -j-iii?: mzvs ' TIIEO. 'UlifE'RBAUM has thffnind best assorted stock of French, Candies and Cigars;?. - f iot, .- . - PERIODICALS '.VEr-KUF$and-MONTTlliyfA(j AZINES also SEASIDE LIliEAhT. 'TlilO.i L'EfJU- ' BAUM CoufeetloncT, Fiultcrcr. aad Newsdealer.- N. B. iiooks and papers not la steels luraiaheCton shnrtixit nnuclhln i.aii. ( . T T - ' 1 . -Li. . Letter and Note Heads, Rili. Heaps. CARbs ami EsvELorLS priuted tovder at very low rates. 35 m " van m, iius otaccy.rj ' 7"5-l ... Just received at A. o. Uakrts' a flne lot of No. l CIO ATi!S and French Caxdiss. TIME TAJiLE a ,) WESTEflR-NsCRAILnOADrV Leave GOING, AVET, Salissbury : .... Third .Creek ..... Kiuiwod Statesville Catawba btation GOT. A Si 811 V'V 9 (Jo 10 10' . ; JQ;ki.t!T 11 iX r us iot a 4a . 4 01 ewum Conova Hickory Ieard '...ill'. Morganton hm Alpine. t. Bridgewater. '.. Marion ...... Old Fort ...... Henry Swan hac oa Ga p -Black Mountain Coopers Arrive Salisourv GOING EAST J 4 Third Creek Elmwood HtatOfcVille Catawba- Ntwtoii Ciuiova Hickory leard MorfTanton -Glen Alpine Tiridgewater Marion Old Fort Henry, J 3 U7 2 43- 5' I SI ' . ; . 12 t9 ' J 11 'iff . io at rrx -39 - .. 45 7 57 -; 7Hm( t' 31 "'"..: ,6 16? -hi. Swannanoa lilack Mountain Cooper's GOO A. 21. Trains run daiJt .' Sundays' executed.' ' Traiu r:in Vet will l.:.Mkf':it a.,. Si fife. Vine and dinner at Henry. Train jroing T?sHt breakfast at Heary and dinner St lliclorj. J. W". WILSON, President. . " 'If , To Eliza J. HaxKeb; You are hereby ht tific-d that the following summons Las bteii U sued against you, vit : ' - 1 i J ' Da'ddson County ri In Supsiior -Court P. D. Leonard, Adm'i nil 1 , ! vj -a ni I ' John Leotiard, dcc'ih- 1'i'ff. Against i Summ'er.s-Pe- i 'if i I . t r f J lition to sell land Ellen Ty singer and feus-, band Wm. "i'ytlnjier, liur- eess Leonardo E. J. Ha a- !.) r ner, P. D Leonard, L. A. to ruue Sssett to Smith . ami her husband IA lexMr'SmUh, S.O.Kraith, payLc Carrie Leonard, Kol't Le- j onard, Jnha Leonard and O.F. Leotiard, Hi lat fife. it i under aire and with and guardian, ,r J)r(n'f(s. J STATE OF NORTH CAR0L!HA,v ! To ihe Sheriff of Dayid-um ooiraty greethif j You are hereby commanded to summon Tyainj;eT, AVid. Trainger, Bnrgesi" LeciLord, E. J. Hunner, P. l. Leouaid, L. A. Smilh, AleX ander 'Smith, S. C. fmilh, Carrie Leonartl, Ko bcrt Leonard, Julia Leonard , and C. F.Leon ard, ihe defendants above named, ifloarfcund in your couHy, to be and apear,-Jjefbre the Clerk of bur" Superior Cotrtt, ' for Davidson Couumy, at tht Venn Uvmt in Lexington with, iirja'chty d:ys frui i the service of the suin , icons, exclusive of ihe day of 'service,1 ad aa swer the complaint which will be deposited In the office if the Clerk of thetrniierior Court of paid county, within len dayv and Jet lbs said defendant take notice lhat if they fail to answer the said coniplaint wiikin the time pre scribed by law,.ihe plaintiff will apply lo lh' Court f..r the relief demanded inlhecimnlairrt. Herein fail not and of ibU summnni nuke due return. Given under mv hand snd'seaj of said Court, this 4lh dav ol October, 1870.. - F. Lowe, C. 5. C. . M. II. Pixxis, Plat'iT' Au'y. r . . l:6v - - . " 14' . SADDLES, : - .HARHESS, h COLLaHS, SADDLEEY if i?i ff'l'K ,. IIAItDWAEE, Ve nive oi?af a'branoU house at Sallsbrrr la 1 the K. Murphy b-iiilta?. Mr. VV. E. POLAND wUl ne m charge, ana you w;u una mai mere is - , 'Set, Better Wcikniaii in tie State. Prtqefi saaU compare livorably wlta any estab Ussilnit la the country, either Sorth or outa. . rKepalr'.njrproiaptJyatient'edto. - '. j, ; SAv&swr money and eall on Mr. Poland prfOrs you buy anythlnsr ia this iiae. Sept.i-idh, 1S79. CCHIFF 5i BR0." j , . tuariotie, Im . C. mruDks reptlred. arid aU kinds of npfiolsleTw lnj done, Aiq, Eugyy fu&htons made. tt n v.iofy!-v;i. 1 11 i. i n.-., n r- I ""W" m. mm . ' k '. Jm 4. l.-f : . M I'll- ! - r-l '-'i '- , ; - u " m h i i ? ! X I ' 'I t 'H, 1 -It T I 1 : l -1: : ' :!tt!' 1 -i 1. i. n: 3 4 ! I s- ? ! I .f 1 hi - 1 1 wn us - i
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Nov. 20, 1879, edition 1
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