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THUB3DAY, FEBBUAUY 20, Je30.
Zjf The Utica Convention, which met
yesterday, adopted $i resolution favoring
the nomination of- U. 6. Grant. 1
Tfe ilealtu Officers of Sau Francisco
fiukre coudeiuued "China Town," a qnar
Lur occttpied by. the Chinese," as a irois-
uncp. , XT " "'-iff r- ... J
: A fire at Batesvjllo on the 20th resulted
" in the death of two men and the loss of $ 70,-
M)0 of property.
V. grocery.
It brwku out' iu Clapp &
u
l The 'New York Times in nil Article of
V Ability in which' many quotations of eyj
- i dance aro recited, arrive at the sage cou-
tlnsion that niair does love woman! 1 ' ' j
A correspondent of Uie Statesville Land
, atari, says "Christian lieid,n who has
, Weu quite ill iu Paris, i -convalescout,
7; ud hopes soon to bo -well agairir"
j Tilden Stock in Georgia is bouyant Ga.
U influential anion?: her sister States and
- i
"capable of doing much good or much harm
- ta the approaching contest. '
.., II. Q.. Wright, Esq.;" one ofUthe editors of
vtho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel is dead.
H was only 29 years old, bat had already
I tnado a brilliant record as an editor.
t The Legislature of Iowa has a bill before
It making it a punishable offence for parties
to treat" each other in drinking saloons.
Drinkers will be glad of this, for standing
treats is something more costly than plcas
.ant. -"
There was a fire on Broadway, N. Y., Sat
urdsy, , which destroyed about $750,000
worth of property. Ilazen, Todd & Co.,
llafllecr & Co., Joseph Wilde, Jr. &.Ca, were
th heaviest losers. Several firemen were
damaged and two lost in the ruins. The
cause of the fire is a mystery.
i The National Democratic Executive Com
, mittee met at Washington on the 23d, and
. appointed Tuesday 22d June as the tinic
and Cincinnati as the place, of the next
meeting of the Convention to nominate
'candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent. Ben Hill of Georgia bays Grant cannot
carry a single Southern State, Neither
can Sherman. Hayes would be the most
successful republican candidate in the
South bat the rads can't see it. And why
cau they not ! i
There was a full meeting of thej
Governor's couucil to consider j the
propriety of calling au extra Session of
the Legislature to pass upon the Best
proposition to purchase the West. N. C
' IL It We give the Governor's proclama
lion calling the extra Session in another
part of this paper.
' The Nihilists of Russia is the most des
perately wicked organization that has yet
Cursed the world. They reject God as a lie
and denounce all law, human and divine,
'except thelaw of vti'jht. Consequently they
are making a perfect pandemonium of Rus
sia,' and will certainly reap a harvest of
woes exceeding anything yet known in mod
5 era times.
4 The Extra Session, which is to convene
; 'on the 15th March, to consider a bid for
the purchase of thoN. CIlailroad will
1 we trust, confine itself to the work it is
called to do. It might save the expense
! and trouble of still auolher-Sessiou if the
j Governor would advertise in the New
' York papers fur other syndicates to be
'presented while tho Legislature is in ses-
! sion. We trust the State has something;
else other people want besides the West
ru X. C. Railroad. y
Tne curtailment of postal service to
i country post offices to once a week, as pro-
posed by the Post Master General, will be
rone of the most unpopular measures of the
; times. The people will not and should not
I submit to it. On the contrary, the business
f of the country demands constantly increas-
1 1ng mail facilities, and the government, if
"strapped," must make "a raise'' in some
j other way than by depriving the people of
this essential advantage. We hope our rep-
resentatires in Congress will keep a sharpc
mjm on iuia ousiness ana not allow the cur
i tailmcnt proposed.
Another attempt was made on the life
of the Czar of Russia, ou the night of the
17th inst. The assassins exploded a mine
of dynamite aud gun powder under the
Winter Palace just about the time it was
supposed the royal family was entering
the diuing room. Tliey had not, however,
eutered, and so escape the meditated de
struction. Nine soldiers in different parts
of the building werokilled aud a number
of other persons damaged. Threatening
missives are Bent to the Emperor almost
dailyt and all ihe vigilenco employed to
discover the sources of them fails.
j y.L.Sauudefs, Esq., Secretary of State,
: is out iu an open letter addressedto Col.
Johu D. Taylor, Wilmington, iu which
i he sets forth his views at length on the
proiosed side of the Western N. C. R. R.
ilr. Saunder' believes it i the only sure
i ways of having the Rood completed with-
iu a ; reasonable tnue. Jle believes the
tax payers ot tlie btate will stand the
S colnpictiou of tlie branch to Paint Rock,
! Vut tlie trunk line to Ducktown will eith
! r fail entirely or reqnire23 or 30 years
topush it through. Mr7 Saunders has
i evidently studied the subject with care and
we have read his very candid letter with
much interest.
THE WESTEUX DIVISION OF
I' If: Co., f lllx
Addition', Division, and Silence, J
Upon a stockholders application, embrac
ing nearly alt pie .bona Jul stock, an injunc
tion was granted by J udge A. C. Avery, on
the ICth inst,restraining Wallace W. Rol
lins and ahosdwhaJiave been ciing-with
him, from farther managing , the affairs 6f
this company. 1 A motion lor a Receiver jwul.
be heard to morrow at Newton, by Judge
Gilmer. . ' I . , , 'is .
The complaint hpoa. which this injqnc-
tion was granted, together with the exhibit
attached, allege the most glaring and Mart
lins frauds perpetratcti by Rollins, snd one
36: Stewart, a lawver from New York, acf-
i- --'.v 'i M-lf -iilt t-i '!'iii1
mg secretly ana in coiiusion wuu uco.t h.(
Swcpson and Gen. Milton S. ittfefield. . J '
Certain letters arc said to be in hand, as
having pTsseil between Littiefield, ,Swepsph I
ana otewart, snsiaimng me,
of fraud. It appears that whil
fraud in comiectionsrjth the issue of oveir
$0,000,009 , of Bonds of,Uie..atate to.Swep
son, tle then Presklentj to build the Road,
which Bonds he and Littlefield appropriated
to themselves,! that , Rollins and the New
Yorklawyer,;!a9ting, in the name of this
Company, professing to., try and collect the
procQeds of those Bonds for the use of , the
creditors and stockholders, and outwardly
charging fraud, and all the crimes known to
the criminal calender upon Swepson and
Littlefield, seem to have been inwardly in
collusion with Swepson and Littlefield all
the while. j , , , , ,
The Stockholders pray for a Receiver
and that Rollins & Co. may be compelled to
account for large sums of money collected
by them. s : .
Gov. Jarvis iha3 issued a pamphlet ad
dressed to the people of North Carolina
setting forth in detail the steps taken by
himself and Council i, the matter of the
Best syndicate and. the reasons which in
duced him to call ah extra session of the
General Assemhly. It would seem from this
address that tlie Governor has acted with
all due caution, and that he is fully con
vinced that he is in tlie line of duty to the
people of the State. With the present lights
before us, wd ate willing to accept this con
clusion, and await results. The Governor
has certainly rendered a public, service and
done himself credit in giving a full and sue
cinct accouafof the business, and leaves it
where it properly belongs, in the hands of
the people's representatives. The address
reaches us rather late for this . issue of pur
paper, but as it is of public interest it shall
appear in our next.
The rise ' in !the price of paier is des1
kined to a sliort existence, wo think.
There Is reaBy no' sufficient .foundation
for such iucreaso and it can only be re-f
gjirdecl as au ( attempt of , ,a few , p gro wj
ricli at the cost of the. many. Neverthe
less, petitions! are already olnguprio'
Congress- asking for' snch changes in!
the present laritl' rates on articles used in
the manufacture of paper as wrilremove
every plea for high prices. The manu
facturers may sustain present rates for n
while on the ground or-high duties on
chemicals, &c., but when that is taken
laway they must come down.'
The Charlotte Observers says there lias
beeffii negro g6ing the roands of the
cabins in Riclimoud county, representing
that he is an ngent of Grant, : that the
election of Grant is certain, that he will
be emperor, and will 'make a glorious
distribution of hinds, goods and chattels ;
and that all who contribute1 ten cents or;
a quarter shall share in the distribution.
He is raisiug money for himself. Why
don't the negroes raise him f ' ' ' ' -
Raleigh Observer : The papers seem to
be in trouble over the' Aatns- of1 Mr.
Robertson, ' lately - appointed censns bu
pervisor for the first- district. The Re
publicans i claim hiiii and Wnie of the
Democratic papers deny the soft jrapeach-i
ment. W'e clais him as a Democrat, for
although he 'had been a Republican, he
was, wo heard, elected to the Legislature
as a Democrat, and certainly he has since
acted with us.l Bat it is singular - that
there should be any doubt.
Nkw STEAMEK.-Sayannab,;iGai Feb.
23. The new steamship, ordered by the
Georgia Central Railroad from John Roach
& Sou, has beeu named "City of Augus
ta." She will be one of the largest steamers-in
the coast trade, having a capacity
of six thousand bales of cotton and fine
passeuger accommodations. . ,
We hear men speak of Grant as the
strong man," and say he can give the
country peace, r
Strong how ? What need has this coun
try for a strong maut We , thought ours
was a popular government, and was
strong because t the people rule rnot be
cause they were ruled. Is it possible that
the people Jhave become tired of liberty t
Do they want some one to clutch theiu by
the throat, and . bind the feitters of despo
tisni upon them ! This country has had
enough of shoulder-straps aud bayonets.
Give us a civilian to rule over us. Lead
us no nearer military despotism J i,. v
The
farmers throuxrhout this section
arc picpaiing to go it heavy on tobacco
this year. We will make this suggestion;
It is not the quautity but the quality, that
pays the best, so whatever you do make
endeavor to growiifine.--ZiiwtPrc.
Raleigh Observer: Col. S. T. Carrow.
who is now iu this-city, and Dr. Palemon
John, of Elizabeth City, have been chosen
delegates to the national Republican cbh
veutwu i at f Chicago front tlie first dhi
trict of this State. h Both arc said to be
pronounced Sherman meu. ! .
Air!RoA.t.
WEIITEIIN XC.
e Je?iilutu
CdllM in4Eitra
I f f i ." M l 1 v. 1
l?7 ApnociAwr sr tug aovmson.
By and with the advice jof the Coiincil
of Stnte, I, Thomas J. Jarijis, Governor of
North Carolina, in the exercise-of j the
power conferred upon me ty the Consti
tution, do issue thiarotjf Proclamation,
convening the General Assemby in- extra
session on Monday, the 15th day of Mai-ch.
intheyeajr ourXordfoue then sand f
eight htudretl and eighty, r on which.klayl
attwelve o'clock, eridiairi the Senators!
and Members of thfe House of Kepresenta-
U ves of , the General . As?ieiubiy of 2s orth
Carolina, are .hereby notified and, request
ed to meet In their resiective,Hals in the
Caiiifoir ill 'the ctf of Ilileigh;4 'for the
purpose of scon sideling a tyreposuiou for
the pn rchase of tlie S ta te's i n terest in , an d
the completou of the, Ve tern North .Car
olina Rail road,' made by AY. X BestrJ.N.
TaTiaBl'SV. lti Orace' hrid JahieV V. Fish,
of tlwr city of NewiYork,ofv whose finan
cial responsibility, aaid; personal integrity
1 . naye , satistactory aasurauces, auu Un
' -.1 .' ' ' I 1. I.. .11! 111 M. . A. 1
and caused to be affixed thereto
( 3 f 'Great Seal of the. Shite.
I S $ Done at our city ojtV'-Rnleigh, this
the 21st dayof February, in the
, ; ye;ir,of our-. Lord, , one Uiousand
.". f eight hundred and , eighty, and in
the one hundred aud fifth year of Ameti
can Ibdependende. ' "
i ! :- TIIOMA9. J. JaRVIS, '
By tlie GoTerqor : .1 Governor.
( ,G. L. DyiLKr, Private Secretary. .
, Dimiuishcd Mail Service.
! !, !
t Only One Hail a Week off the Hail roads.
special to JJaldiaore Sua. i
WrASiiiXGTOX, Feb. 20.--The order of
the Postmaster-General inj reducing the
mail service upon all star routes (which
means all routes that are not on lines of
railroads) to one trip a week will cause a
great outcry' .all overthe country, and will
bring such a toranado aboat tne heads ot
Congressmen that they wi,begladto ap
propriate money, so that ithe regular ser
vice maybe resumed. The necessity of this
order is a natural consequence of the gen
eral disposition -which' the department
has shown in extending routes. So great
has been tl5 increase of population
in the WTest that thedemaid for mail fa
cilities has vastly; exceeded the ap
propriations uf i Congress, and Assistant
Postmaster-General Uradyj has' enlarged
the service whenever it Las been needed.
Indoiug thia he has-expeuded- nearly all
the imoney appropriated for the year an
about seveu mouths, and as Congress has
neglected sOifar to pi-ovid0 for thedeli
cieucy, the PpstlnasterGeitral has deci
ded to cut down the serjvice until the
money, is appropriated, which, as stated
last night, it ia htted by tjiose inten.8ted
wUl.be-ejected through! (ho cunimittec
on jqstofiices. - . -n: ,
The following is Uie text of tho order
issued by the Postmjister-deneral cutting
down tlie mail service ou -.ill the "Star"
routes.,., ,. v.: -if'- ;
To the Second Assistant Postmaster -General.
That therej may be no deficien
cy created to: maiiitiiiu t&e star service
for the present fiscal year, Ldiiect that on
and after the 1st of March! proximo, the
service pu all sUir routes be reduced to
one trip .per week, allowing one mouth's
extra pay, as provided byflaw, on service
dispensed ;with. I also direct that the
service placed on-new routes since and
including July 1,1671), be discontinued if
the foregoiug reduction is not sufficient
tor : the purpose indicated. 1 thing tlie
apid growth of population (and business
in the Territories aud in tho new States
and the restoration and .improvement of
the service, iu . the. Southern States de
mand the, existing service, and many in
stances additional service on old and new
service ou recently established. routes. I
also believe tho public . soi vico will suffer
by t the, reduction, but the law reiuire
that I shall not exceed the appropriatioa,
and I am determined to conform to the
. . i sf , Postmaster-General." ;
Messrs Hall Bros hare senj their car to
the car shed in Salisbury where the paint
ing" can go forward in bad weather. It
will be a very haudsoine car when com
leted 'and will be a very attractive "ruui
uing advertisement." Piedmont Press. '
A ROCHESTER PHYSICIAN'S
PEKIENCE.' :
R. Cahlkins, M. D., of Rochester, N. Y.,
certifies, Oct. Gth, 1379, that he has used
the Safe Kidney anu- ljiver-Cure in Ins
practice for: diseases of tho kidneys aud
iver. and. the result has been satisfactory
in the extreme. Ho says : VI would now
prescribe the same remedy to all timilaif
r amictcd, and rou are at liberty to so
state iu your testimonials."
JanltoApl , , jj
NEWT ADVERTISENENTS.
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FOR '! ;
COTTON AND TOBACCO:
: wWAHN'S PLOW BRAND
Haw Bone Super Phosphate
. .; t i For Cotton, - s -
V Diamond Soluble Bone
. , . t . . : ,i jor Composting.
We are offering the shove Brands of Gutno
to the Farmers, confidently believing that
they -cannot purchase any otL4r thai will give
fetter reuw-..' . . ' j
Soliciting your patronage, we hope that al
will eall and see ns and hear terms before
GUAN
making arrangement elsewhei e.
t ; Respectfully,
BERNHARDT & BEOS.
19:6w I
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J.
YIBARQEp,:
Graham's Old Stand !
DEALER IN
cAMir4Y,r:pnrrttiir:taia
a n iix ami uiiwuutiihj
Frehr Meata W nH-kindsf--
.; :-it jit CAnnedj Gpods,r
.Fruits, ponfeetions.c, t j
1 f 4
and get his prices. .3
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LOW PRICES AND GOOITWORK
I' 'Have made my Business a success.
And I nerwi ofler the people of this county
. .-. "..! j .1 .5 '.:. .
f
BEST MADE WORK
in mj line thai chii he uad in the Slate.
TJie Mnlerlitl I iwe in of ihe liwl Qualily, and
I : ...
sum he best i always the Cheapt,
POLAND'S HEADQUARTEBS
For Ilarnww and Saddles )Vllie place to make
oil r on re liases All I axk is a trial and I
guurmitte ili.ifatitn. .W . . :.t
i can a Good Set of LI a rue for $3.50
and up to the hnext outside of New York city.
- lean set I you a U00a Saddle at 3.50 and
upward. j , - .
Repairing done neatly and with dis
pateh tJull and wee nie, next door to Craw
ford' Hardware store, on Fiiier Htret.
18:3m j W. E. POLAND.
I. P. BROWN
House and Sign Painter, ,
Grainini. Mil
j lalplni, &c.
Satisfaction guarranteed or uo clnuges
made. Orders from the country nromnt-
y attended to. 18:1 m
Church & Co's. Fine Baking
Soda, Put up in neat packages, for sale
at! J; D. McNEELY'S.
NOTICE!
Notice in hereby given to any one who niay
i.ave cUims agaiuut the estate of Joseph A.
lawkin, deje'd. that the time for presenting
thehi will empire on the 4th of Marih next.
I J. D JOHNSTON, Kx'r
of Jos. A. Hawkins, dee'd. .
Feb: 12tlr, 183(1. lb-.lt '
Our Congh Syrnp. The
most palata
ble, soothing and enicaeions remedy ever
placed before tho .public for that most
ireaueu or uiseases, cotigus, cuius, dec,
manufactured at BARKER'S
18:tf Drugstore. '
hi
MER0NEY & BR0.
i
Have their well known establishment in full
and regular work again, and respectfully o-
tcil order. 1 hey have in their employ Mr.
J.A.GILL, one tif tlie best Machinist in
the country,, with a full force of tried work
men. Are; prepared to do all kinds of repairs
on Engines aud other Machinery, at short
notice. Their feundery is in full operation
for casting1 in Iron or Brass. Their Machine
Shop is turning oufSasli, Blinds, Doors, Moul
ding, c, and everything called lor in that
ine. Persons wanting anything in these sev
eral branches, would do well to call and see
them. They are still manufacturing the cele
brated Meroriey Plow.
FOR SALE-BARGAINS I
'One second hand 12-horse portable Steam
Engine, as good as new.
Also, a 25-horse power Engine, now in daily
use, will be lor sale in a month or two. Call
and see them.
Feb. 19, 1880. :8:3m
1 O. V. V.
Our Vegetable Vermifuge. The great
est known remedy for expelling worms. Safest,
surest and most reliable. Manufactured at
18:tf BARKER'S Drug Store.
To Country and
TOWN MERCHANTS & DBT7GGISTS
NEW YORK COST, BY THE DOZEN :
Laudanum, Paragoric, Ess. Cinnamon,
Ess. Lemon, Ess. Peppermint, Bale
man's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial,
Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Cattle
aud Horse Towders.
Call and see and save freight and other ex
penses at
ENNISS'
Enniss' Hog Cholera Cure;
A certain and Safe Remedy. Try it.
At Exxiss7 Drug Store.
Enniss' Chicken Cholera Cure
and Preventative ; an Infallible remedy,
at Eixxsa' Drug Store.
18:tf
O. Q. O.
Our Quick Cure. As I thousands can
testify. Nothing has been eqnal to it for
the cure of colic, cramps and diarluea &c.
in their worst forms. Manufactured at
18:tf BARKER'S Drug Store.
TO LAND & MINERAL OWNERS !
Persons owning !
Farming or Mineral Lands
along the line
of the North Carolina Railroad, from Con
coi-d to Greensboro, and wish to dispose
of tho same, trill do well to call on
Jxo. II. "ENNISS, Agt. for
NEW
Haws
t '' ' - TFT!!mt ttti it'll " -' '
Founaery & MacMe
New York Land & Emigration Co.
17:tf
IfficlMoM'ices!
andr
All other Grass Seeds,!
Prices, (freight included)4
at Richmond
ENNISS'.
Call and see at :
EffllS
1 'iuf hhu
AUD ':
t
Would sa-fe nione
being careful
!! l" 1l 11 ,
enough to bilyouiy
' THE BEST1 BRANDS
i-:. ACID JPHOSPHATEEL i 1
(Dissolved .Bones) j ,!antL jpther Materials
FOR. COMPOSTING. :
I'HICEH; $tj. t ll),ror ;makiiiff One
ion ; or iuu ins. uouon, payable J'ov. 1st
. ' 3. . ...3:5
As there are, a great many Spurious and
Inferior brands oflennl yon at low figures,
which are, shipped under the name of
"Cliemimls," to avoid taxation and aual v-
siM, I repeat, y oh should be Very Careful
auu save your luouev llr etans such
goods as are legally autliorized to be sold
in the State, aud have been analyzed and
stamped.
VP' Don't forget also that I continue to
keep the old established and reliable,
"MASSA" and PACIFIC"
And COTTON MIXTURE, which I have
been selling for the last Vl Tea:8 with perfect
KatUfaelioh. Yoii have unit Ho ask thorn who
have tried them. Da not w.-iste time, money and
trouble 1y experimenting wflh the many new
aim untried brand now going to beoneredyon.
You will do well to consult the undersigned
(who for the last 14 yearn hai made this a sne-
cial busintM) before urciumin.
J. ALLEN BEOWN.
P. S Mr . A. Cook, i my authorized
Agent at Ch Orove, nd will sell at Salis
bury j.rices. 15:tapl0 .
., WORTH CAE0LI1TA,
Davidson County, ( J2Ccwt
A. A; Weaver and Sus.m
Weaver, adtn'r of CUrisi ian.
Evan, tlec'd, Plat'jfx,
Petition to
Sell Land for
" - Assets.'
Ayatnst
Ejilir lim Dinner, Sarali Din
lier, Elizabeth Evanw, Mary
Di.sher, Jno Knltr, Louicu
Fuitz, Dan'l Evans.Lucinda
J'-vaiis and Michael Kvana.
Htirs-at-Law, DcfewTls.
It appeariua: to the satirtfa lion of the Court
from the return of the Siierilf'utid the nffiduvit
of plaintiffs,. that Michael Kvann, one of the
defendant in the above proceed ings, is a non-
resiueiu oi tins Mate, auu a ntcewary party to
the determination of litis proceeding, in refer
ence to the real estate in liiis State; It is there
fore ordered, that publication be made once a
keek for six consecutive weeks in the "Caroli
na Watchman." a newspaper published in the
town of Salisbury, X. C, iiotrfyTng the' said
Micnael ivana to appear before the-Clerk of
our Superior Court al Lis office in the. Court
Houfe in Lexington, 'Davidson connty. on
TljurwlajUie 1 1 tl) day of , Jdarch, 1880, and
answer the petition in this proceeding, other
wise judgment will be taken according to the
prayer of thj petitioners.
lo:uw c. r . Lowe, C. S. C.
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present. '
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tkc dlfl'erenc.
feo tlwt yrrr Tnk'nr It .
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ralu"f toilfpTortr U pftf Frt'H i n.nt -r tc i '
i.' t vjoontiil r( t ii- h k'.xl wi ii bu
tl Tit r lint r'-rtt- ) in r'.tir p .-r' -wnU!
all U lior"g:. vc ' '1 h el-'
riooo lij!IJ ti t-tt r i iti niit fc ioil
l--hoii-n ff-i r ,tlin:-..nrH !- n'V tnii.ut- -sooner,
tr lh miik 1 1 .! 1't:i - hit:
tn t r.nanii'jr c f Ctmiu cky taUui si- -cupIum
.lity . . i M , :
Be r- r fn fv- f n r-v. & C 1 P"" f '
-l.ui'. th.nri-in; in n .W pi-kaM' J .
will f 1 11e l e. hi..I Iiiut m i . Th y
t t hi w.h Hiar mi k. n xttler to li tki
l'owilcr, MkV4 1 w.ity 1 Hue La crujt.
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SHOW THIS TO YC3K SR0CE.1.
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Who
has once nsed the .TEOPLESf I MACHINE will preler it oy, r aJl oU, ' I
-f",L-lA ' AGEXlL elling it find it just
atitrh.
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ATTORNEY AT LjLW,
SAX.IS1 JURY, N. C,
Practices in the State and Federal
Courts.
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Nortl Garotoa Preslijterian.
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No efforts arc spared , to make this or
gan 'of the North Carolina Presbyterians
both attractive aud nsefnl. To do this we
present such' a variety of moral aud reli
gious reading as will bo read by young
and old, rieh and poor, clergy aud laity,
learned and unlearned. Our special niiu
is to publish a live 'paper.
It numbers among its correspondents
Ilev. Drs. Druiy Lacy, J. Henry Smith,
J. U. Adger and A. W. Miller; Kev. Mes
srs. Jos. M. Atkinson, K. II. Harding, I).
E. Jordan, J. liuniple, E. F. liockwell, P.
II. Dullou, L. C. Vass, 11. G. Hillr NV. S.
Lacy, W. W.Phan, F. II. Johnston, P. T'.
Penick, 11, Z. Johnston, S. H. Chester, J.
W. Primrose, S. M. Smith, 11. C. lieed, J.
nelia Phillips Scer,. Mrs. H. M. Irwih,
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Address, JOILN McLAURlN,
Editor ik Pi op'r, Wilmington, N. C
NOBTH CAROLINA, -
.... t-In Snpsrior Court
Davio .Ccxuaty. )
B. F. Lukn, ndm'r of
R. G. Young, dee'd,
Plaintiff,
Puition to sell land
A r assets.
Against J-
INancy U. 1 etty, W. b.
Swindle and wile Nan
nie et al heirs at law,
Defeats.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
upon ailidavit tiled, that W. 8. Swindle and
wife Nannie Swindle Tannot, jifter due dili
gence, be found in this Stale: It is ordered
that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the' Carolina Watchman," published
in Salisbury, N. U., notifying the said defend
ents, W. S. Swindle and wife Nannie, to ap
pear at the oQice of the l-lerk of -the Superior
Court of said County, within twenty days from
the service hereof, and answer the complaint
which ia filed in skid office, or the plaintiff will
npply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint. This January 15th, 1880.
G. M. Bjngiiam, C. S. C.
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1SG.
Who Shall be President ?
Who Shall be Governor ?
Take your County Paper, and then sub
scribe for
The Raleigh Observer, ;
A Democratic Newspaper,
"THE OLD RELIABLE."
SAMUEL A. ASHE, Editor & Owner.
Daily, per annum, $6.00
Skmi-Weekly, per an nun 3.00
Weekly, pci annum, .... ..... ti.(K)
Postmasters allowed a liberal com mis
sion on all new subscribers' they may
obtain for The Oisseuvei:.
Young, Medium-sized Mules
wanted: Apply at this Office.
I-
KERR CRAIGE,
gttomcn at Sato,
Salisbury, J. O.
"Tie Siier aiaii Trinmpliant !"
FIRST PREMIUM AVARDED
AT-THE
STATE PAIR.
Note the following; improvements : An
Elegant guilded stand, Improved Dobbin
Winder, winds thread -without running
theniachinc. Improved patent Jouraalvhich
maKes ii .
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING MACHINE
BEFORE Till? PUBLIC.
Sold cheap for; cash, or small monthly
instalments, at . the , office of the Singer
Manufacturing Company, next door to
Barker's Drug Store.
4:ly. ; J O. REAM, Agt.
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AKE
AKE
UP YOUR
UP YUUtt
LUBS-a
LUBS-a
FOE THE
CAROLINA WATCHMAN,
The PEST Weekly in Western Nortli
Carolina. Only $1.50 a year in advance.
PARSONS S SNUFF, Still increasing
in favor. Try it. It is mild and pure.
For sale by J. D. Gaskill.
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PEOPLE want.
""at til
Aujuiaes tbe RlmW i '.
rnns mrIIt il.a j
J7 a vuc viue8t f1'
wotkrand -winds the bobbins wfthoubT
the works of the machine. Write fi,i v 1
; mutt misiW, iii&i K M
130i:&1303Buttonwoodlrl
PMIafielpMa Sewins Maciie cil,
; ISAAC A.SHEPPARD &C0.aS
; ' MaaufactttraR of TITB m.nZ!!'H
Unsurpassed for Durabilifjr, Economy, and Cwvl3
Ab4 Perfect la Opcrmttoa.
ALSO A VABJED ASaOBTMEXT OP BnPQjo,
HEAllNG STOVES
C. F. BAKER & CO., Salisbury, N, c
":LL
JJ
XORT1I AUOUp
Dayldson County, gKioiCotB,
vif,dece'd. -j" Ptff
Against
W. C. Davis: widow, and dial-1 f
niers S.Davis, Mary EJDa-
vis, ii. v. jeiiKins and wf. T.;iU,
Susan S.;Jenkins, Thos. F. Da- , Q
vis, Andrew Hoffman and wife r ! a.i.
.imuiiif its v. i luuinnn. iivja
..: ,.f it. ir. - .
C. Davis, Ida V Davis and Jna
V Davis, (the three last nam'd
bei ng m i no rs wi thou t - gua rl
ians) heirul-law, i . Dfdh.
It aptwanng to the satisfaction oft!..
Court, by the Sheriff's returna and Pltintifl-.
4v;.i..;f ik. ri.it,.... p "HU
auiiKi i, iyiiuiRis iv, i 'a vis,, one of the
Defendants in theabove -nanu-d proeeeJiiU
is a non-resident j)tthis State, and isn!
cssary party to the final detemnnatiog 4
this proceeding ja reference to real ejtatii
this State : It- is, therefore ordered Hula
Court, that publication be made once kveek
lor six consecutive weeks in the Mifan
Watchman, a newspaper .published, imbe
town of Salisbury, notifyinii the said fhil.
niers E Davis, to appear Ijcfore the ClerkJ
ot tne bupenor Mourt ol Davidson fWr
at his office in the Court house; in Lexin't'oa
on Monday, the J9th day of JVIarch, WSO,
VtT ' f.cntbi!k
! ,a? hcczi fiIei?. !hls Proceeding. jothartk
judgment will bd takeu accordihg to tin
prayer Of the petitioner. . ; .
U. F.Lowe. C.S.C::
Charles L. Heitnian,
Attorney for Petitioner.
.If Pep $'
AROUND-tie CORNER
TO TNE PUBLIC CREiTIHOt
lULIAN!8EII:EYi
Galet Maters' ail Cap&
Their prices arejas low as it in powibldi
make them, and their work nbtinferibrtOMJ;
Tlieyfrll onlera in two departments. ' J
Their ready made-stock in hancTcorapriii
a general assortment of hou.e furniture 1W
Hteadi, Do 1 " us, Clothes Presaes, "
Hacks. VarJrobes,.Dook-Caei,CujlMrdw
Candle Standi", Tin Safe,
Tables,. U'ashstand, Chairs,1 &c.! Thy
keep an assortment of : ' ' '
COFFINS
of walnut, pine andgjoplar, from 1 upwari.
A lio, Window Sah., They fill ordrrs withMt
vexatious delays. Will contract for carpenter"
work and warrantialixfaction. WillUMp"
1 urn her and country produce in, exi-liangt
furniture. fcrhou nearly opposite Wtchmi
Office. JULIAN &FKALEI.
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HOW TO SAVE SIS!
BUY
you?
WARS
HARD-
II.
And you will not only save raony, , MjJ
the Best Goods made. Yoa will fiad n
Well Selected Stock of Hardware, 31of
Threshers, and Sewing machines,
Straw-Cutters & orn-Shellcrs.
Grain Cradles, Grain anrt3rass Scythe.
Plown, Hoes, Mattocks and 'VicVjh-W"
Spades and Forks, Glass, Paints, OdsJW'
and rarnish, Lockn, Hinpes arid bctt
Dissten's Cro&i-Cut, Handind Mill biT
Blacksmitli & Ca
MOESE AND MULE SII0
Tin and Hollow Ware, Patent Oil Cat
Patent Fly-Fans and Traps.
BUGGIES, OPElf AND WITH TtP
Buggy-Harness, Harness Leather
Mountings, WngwMtnd Buggy MfgJJ
and many oUicr articles too tcdiou
nientionr . !i i
At Heilig's old taixd, main tre
SALISBURY, N. &
' 30:ly i .'
Cheap Chattel Mortgage5'
S 11 IT 111) Alj
Tools
arioujrother blanks for rale here
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