North Carolina Newspapers

i . H f Ml III A ! ft- III- S II- 3-! FLORA'S IIAIK. It was the nfterndon of a; clear February Jay, bright sky above, capital sleigbing bcnsatliVand a keen, knife-like midway between, j when Silas Monteague's superb chesnut col ored horses were checked in front of the plate-glass windows of aj fash ionable coiffeur's establishment, just out of the whirl and tumult ofBroadJ Way, and a young latly of about seven teen alighted from the chocolate col ored coupe to enter tbe dominion of pomatum and frisettos. The knight of comb and scissors advanced briskly from behind , the counter to meet his pretty customer, who twas dress in velvets and sables that-might have, and probably did, cost a small fortune. 'Don't let me interrupt you Mr. Macasser,- 8aid the lady, carelessly sinking down on a crimson brocatelle sofa, and glancing toward two wo men with whom the coiff'er had been in deep conversation at the moment of her entrance. 'I can wait a few minu . tea perfectly well.' 'You are very kind, Miss lonta gue, but our business is completed,' he added in a lower tone of, voice. 'Only some womn come to sell - their liair. You see they have stepped in side for our cutter to take it off.' j To sell their hair?' repeated . Miss Montague. , fCertainly, ma'am. Its a very com mon thing, I assure you, more partic ularly since it has become usual to Wear the hair short. And then hard times, you know' 'But surely it is impossible to get enough to be any compensation for. the loss of a fine head of hair said the young lady, earnestly. 'Oh, you are mistaken. For long, luxuriant hair of a good, colorsuch - hair, for instance, as yours, Miss Montague- we give as much as three dol lars.? . 'Three dollars!' repeated the girl, scornfully. ;' ' . -'Hair will soon grow again, Miss Montague,' said the hairdresser, shrug--ging his shoulders. 'In what way can I serve you to-day ?' 'I came in to request you to send some one to arrange my hair to-morrow evening.' 'Mrs. Warrener's ball?' smoothly interposed the man, who appeared to be au jfciii in fashionable intelligence. 'Certainly, to be sure. I will send Francois. What jewels do you wear?' 'Only a small wreath of netted pearls round the braids.' " And Macassar bowed his fair young patroness out of the store with srail mg complaisance. She stood a mo ment on the step, as if thinking, then spoke to the liveried servant on the box; j 'You may drive home, John. I i shall not need you any more to-day,' she said quietly. - John touched first his srold banded hat anA then his horses, and in a few j moments was out of sight, very glad to be relieved. - . ---- - if' ' j - Then,, and not till then, Miss Mon tague walked briskly away; brushing ; the pavements of obscure streets with i her costly silk as if she cared not for j Ita lustrous splendor, treading narrow j alleys, and at length ascended the un ; carpeted stjairs of a tenement house going if the third storyv i The xloor was opened by a pale, shadowy-looking woman, scarce older j in the calendar of years than Miss I Montagrue herself, but alas ! how much j more a&ed in the record of care and 'Flora, dearest, how- kind this is of voti. -For Flora ; Mon tague had thrown her arms round the slender figure, and was showering kisses on the pale forehead with true girlish warmth of affectiou. 'Yoii can'tle more surprised to see me, Lizzie, than I am to be here! I was out shopping, when suddenly the idea occurred to me of stealing an Interview with you. So I sent John home, and h.re I am.', 'But, Flora, what would my uucle ay ?' - He never will know,' said Flora, demurelyr 'And besides, Lizzie, my conscience docs uot condemn me for this visit; Papa's conduct has been so unkind, so act ually inhuman toward you. Think of it, dearest. After giv- lngyoun luxurious home until now, to turn Jyou out of doors just for Carry ing a poor artist and you Jus sister' dau;ntcr., Tme,' -aid the delicate young crea- 1 ture whom Flora addressed as Lizzie. I Yet if it were not for Clement's con ; tinued illness and poverty, I should never for a moment regret that h The door was rudely pushed open pBanHKaaVanaVaVMBMaaaVaMMaalMB ! at this moment.- without even the ! trifling formality of a' warning knock, ana a wiry jieau, whu suaru , ieinc ; eyes to match, was t trust uncererao- -- i- ::cr erem'oney niously in. ; 1 'I say, missus, 13 that read? Lizzie turned very pale and clasp ed her wand fingers tightly together- 'but- , - 1 1 'J :v -f ' - The head and eyes now. advanced entirely into the room, with the short, thick-set figure toi longed. which they be- 'Look here, marm said the man harshly, 'this is the third week you've had this 'ere two rooms, " and not a red cent of rent have I set fives on. Need'nt tell me your husband's sick ; there's enough tenants I can get with out sick husbands. 1 I don't want to hear no excuses they don't amount to nothing. I jest want you to under stand this much : if them three dol lars ain't paid down) before the clock strikes five, ou you (go, bag and bag- ease, on the navenieut. I've stood this kind o' nonsense long enough.' He disappeared I closing the door behind him with a bang that made the walls rattle. Flora had listened to the brief colloquy with paling cheek, which grew still whiter as Lizzie burst into a paroxysm of bitter tears, binding her facie in ner hands. Flora arose and bent over the bowed form with a caressing touch. .'Dearest, are things really as bad as this?' ; Lizzie replied only by sobs 'Can't you contrive to raise the money to pay this man?' 'How can I V moaned Lizzie. 'Everything we have except the very bed Clement lies on, is sold or pawn ed. L am faint Trom'4Iack of bread, and it is impossible to get even the most poorly paid work.' . Flora's lip quivered. She had never seen poverty in this ghastly guise be lore. - i Oh, if I could help you,' she sigh ed. 'But papa never gives me any money ; he pays my. bills cheerfully, but everything passes through his own hands.' 'It would kill Clement to be mov ed,' sobbed Lizzie. 'If I could but ob tain the three dollars I would not care.for aught else.' j As Flora bent over; her cousin, one shining braid of glossy golden hair became detached from its fastening and fell from beneath her bonnet. She put nplier hand! mechanically to replace it, and at that moment she re membered Air. Maccassar's words. 'Lizzie! she exclaimed, impetu ously, 'wait a few minutes and yon shall have the money; I will be back in half an hour.' And she hurried away with crim son cheeks and sparkling eyes. Mr. Macassar was lounging over a neSvspaper when Miss Montague en tered his luxurious! room a second time. 'Sir,' she said, and advancing close to the counter, and) speaking in a tremulous tone, 'I have concluded to have my Jiair cut oflj will you give three dollars for it?' The spruce coiffure started. Was Miss Montague in earnest, or was this only a jest? - j ' 'Why do you not answer me?' she asked, sharply. ) 'Certainly, Miss Montague,' stam mered the hairdresser recovering his tongue. 'I shall be most happy if you wish it. Please step this way.' Poor Flora ! Never had her golden waves of hair seemed half so lovely and lustrous as they j did at the mo ment that the deft fingers of Francois unbraided them and passed the cruel, gleaming scissors among the bright strands. And when Mr. Macassar, with polite alacrity) presented herj with a bank note, the big "3" might as well have been an Egyptian hieroglyphic for all that her tearll swjmmjng eyes could decipher of it. iShe carried the money to Lizzie, and then, woman-like, Went home, looked in ihe glass, and then cried heartily. For she had been passing proud of those pale brown tresses, -threaded with gold and blendyig into auburn lights at every turn of her daiutv head. And now they are all gouc 1 ail: gone! j Who is that pretty girl jusLcotr Uig: in the room, i the white crape, w.th blue forget-me-nots in her hair. and the little short jdancing curls, like bits of coiled sunshine, round her head ?'The sneaker was an ately drwed young man, who stood ,:k fa j . .. Mr.v rT , T?ytai .nM. W arrener bnlhantljr lighted At h,s r gn .oong ge-eman, w.th large hlack ejresand somewhat haughty, ' although handsome face. He had bent eagerly forward at his, companiou s worus. .fit can't be possible If he exclaimed 'And yet-j-it isl'Mis Montague 1' : 'Faith, Giloryy you're right I' ejacu lated ' young f Man vers, 'Flora Mou- tauge, and none elsci But what on earth has the bewithchlng little fairy done with tha glorious hair of hers ? Cut it off to be in fashion, I'll be ound !' . , L rit . fl do not tl i ak.. said Gilory, con tracting Ibis ! eyebrows, "that Miss Montague is, one to enslave herself to all the idle freaks of the, reigning mode.' i j I f if' ! 'I know you're a sworn admirer of the young lady,! Gilory returned his companion laughingly ; but women are alike !' 1 I i 'All women are alike 1" The words fell like molten iron on Clarence Gil roy's heart. Vas it indeed so? Had the idle dream ithat Flora was better and nobler , than the rest of her sex, proved but a vanishing delusion, af ter all? He ripembered the words he had heard her ' speak but an evening or two before : 'Nothing shall ever induce me to have mv hairj cut off in the absurd - j . i - f way that people call fashionable.' She had not scrupled to perjure herself then ; she was unthinking and frivolous! as the idlest butterfly that ever j fluttered around the flower gardens of society. He turned away silently ; and jwhen Flora Montague's innocent, violet blue eyes were raised smilingly toward his! face, they en countered a cold repellant gaze that the fair young girl was unable entire ly to comprehend. The spray of the blue forget-me-nots had fallen from Miss Montague's hair, and she had gone into the com parative solitude of the conservatory with saucy Nellie Hyde, to re-arrange them. One chandelier alone diffused its soft luster among acac ias and tea-roses, from shades of crim-som-tinted glass, and the two girls stood directly beneath its pink glow all unconscious that Clarence Gilory leaned against the further door, a few steps beyond in the shadow of a blossoming tropical vine, whoso fiery scarlet stars almost touched his fore head, i 'Do you know, Clory said Nellie, ss she adjusted the truant flowers, and stepped backward to observe the gen eral effect, 'that everybody is wonder ing what in the world possessed you to cut off that splendid golden hair of yours?' Some lay it to the score of vanity others to that of caprice and' 'Nellie!' said the soft serious voice of Flora, with a tremulous falter in its accents, 'I never meant to reveal the secret to any living soul, but I cannot bear that you, dearest, should imagine me capeble of such frivulous folly. I will itell you just why it was cut off, if you will promise me to keop the secret within your bosom.' 'I promise said Nellie, passing her arm caressingly around Flora's waist. Clarence Gilory moved uneasi ly amid the moving leaves and fiery dropping stars of his fragrant screen. But he could not well retreat now ; and besides it is not a very dignified characteristic to record of such a stately individual as Mr. Clarence Gilory, but there certainly was a keen impulseof curiosity to learn why Flora Montague had cut oft the lovely tresses of which she well knew him to be such an enthusiastic admirer. And so, not without a secret mis giving, he played the part of listener. 'You know resumed Flora, 'all about my poor Cousin Lizzie's mis fortunate marriage with Clement Per cy.' : ; And she went on to tell the simple story of her adventure the day be fore, with Sjiich pathps that Nellie j Hyde was in tears ere the recital was finished. And there was another pair of eyes not very fur off, slightly dimmed, also. 'I had no money pursued Flora 'I felt that it would not be honorable to sell anything that papa had given me, -knowing his feelings1 on the sub ject, and so- W as it very wron"- to sell my hair Nellie ? "If you could have seen how welcome Ihe money was to poor Lizzie I 1 ' t i ' . ' - When at length the jconservatoy's perfumed ajsles were vacant, and Cla rence Gilroy left his nook among the vines he felt that one glimpse into Flora Montague's heart was worth half the fortune that imade him the ilnl nf m nnnn t m "'"'"o MMMuuiiis ana gM daughter,.: The ecli,e upon his soul had passed away. was astonished very a-reeahlr ,1.'. recent of an anoaamous letter con- lainin nS .banknote for fifty dollars, And the . next day after that-FIora stole, around ( to , tell, her cousin that she was engaged ' to Clarence Oilroy i' 'And when I have, a .hoinelof my own, dearest she said, 'you and Cle raent shall; share it.. . Clarence . said SO.' :- I., j. : ' : W S t i i : X M!rs, ' QUroy kept the word that .Flora Montague had pledged. Kindness. : It cannot be too often remarked that kindness is one of; the virtues that hardly (ever ifaii , to produce an effect-; kindness "in season and out of season ;" kindness which! is in every one 8 power. How very much the wheels of, life would lie smoothed, how much.. every one woald add to the sum of total lmmau happiness if every one j would take hold of any of tlie many opportunities which every situation briers to be kind, courteous, easy and agreeable tovarjl tlie chance travelers that he meets j on his jour neys : towards the chance sufferers that he comes across ! It is never for gotten. The boy at school never for gets the kindness of an elder school fellow. The poor, solitary, and way worn man or woman never forgets the pressure of a kind, feeling hand. the glance of a loving, sympathetic eye. A cup of cold water given un expectedly at the moment will indeed not "lose its reward." Dean Stanly. NATURES OWN JREMEDY A VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOaUVER&KIDNEYS. GURATfNE, A medioliml com pound of known value combining in one prep aration (ha curative lowers for the evils which produce all dis eases of i he Blood, the f.iret; the Jiftltiey. Harm less in action and thorough : in its effect. Ills unexcelled for the cure of all It I awl lyim vtsiva Mich as Sfrnf nli. Tnfoi-. Itoiln, Tetter. Salt It lie tint, ii.'teti unit tutu. Jler ctifittl lvisottittg, also fottitljtfttloH, Ittfipe itfia, M ntli !f est ion , Sour Stom neh. Retention of I'Wne, t3. ASK YCU3 DRUGGIST PGR IT. TEC ESOTTii CEEIUCiL C3. BALTIMORE. Md. For Blood Diseases. CURAT1ME, For Liver Complaints. CURATINE For Kii!ny Diseases. 9 For P.heuuiatisin. For Scrofula Disease: For ErTltf1ss, I imples, . Biotcne, etc. E every function to mnn hotiithAii .Hnn j i. It is the best Blood PnrlHer ornt ctlranl.tn. K Ums benefit in an disPases: ' g 1 n p 1 : i n i n i a tl n rj t h c i m pu ri ties of t h e blood, the m riainrai and nocefsarv result ia ihrurinrun,A Ejilons and other Ms:n Eruptions and Diseases. Ej tiiHiiding Canopps, UUers and other SoresT U ryspopsin.Vrak.iu's.s of theStomncb.Constl- """" Kituno", v?uerni ijoDiiity, etc.. are cured hy the S:fe Kilter. It, ia unequaied a an appetizer an,! n;;ular tonici : H ItlsatiiedifinewhichHhould bo In every fam ily, and .which, wherever nsed, will save the payment of many doctors' bills. ; Bottlea of two sites ; prices, 60 cents and tljOO. Warner's &j dics arc sold by Drnists and Dealers in ITIedicine ES?1 TT TT nri MTTm nn Boehtr, W.ir. se"Rend for Pamphlet and TeaUmouiala. Onr Universal Liniment F01 -'Man ami Heast. A certain cure f.,r Pains, Aehes I5rn if b, &c. Mannf ictnrtrl at IS.if BA KKEU'H Dm--We. T!ii Lie SHOP AROUND fjifi CORNER TO THE PiiSliC OREETIilS : JULIAN &FR ALE Y, CaMast Makers ai Carpsiters. Tlieir prices are ns low as it is possible to make tlieui, au.l their work not inferior to any. Tiiey Hi I orJeis in two department. Their ready made sto' k in hand comprises a general assortment of notice furniture Bed stead, Iure.tup, Clothes I'resse, Lonnjief, Itac'kM. Wardrn'.te, I'ook-Cases, Ciipuoard.-and Chi'im1 Presses, CaudleStniidi2, TinjtSsifiei, Desk. Tat)le4, Waslistantls, Chair-, &.c. Tliey also keep an assortment of I COFFINS of walnut, pine and poplar, fro?n upwards. Al, Window Sih. They (ill orders without vexations delays. Will contract for carpenter's work and warrant satisfaction. Wjtl take rood lnmrer anl mnntry produce in ejechanpe for furniture. sdiop nearly opposite Watchman Office. JULIAN & FliALEY. 4:1 v PARSONS SXTFF, Still increasing n favor. Try it. It is mild and pure. For sale by J. U. (Jaskii.l. ti ZZT Iz i fulJlJ I' r: r o II BURIAL - OA SKETS ! 1 1ave inBt received and hare on exhi bition in the Room Above the Hardwar Store of Messrs. Crawford & Taylor a ve ry Handsome Assortment of 13 a rial Cas kets to which public attention is 'invited ' ", . - THEY AUK OF .'i VERY NEAT STYLES, Carefully Made and of various Grades. .AVi 11 be sold low., Persons wishing anything of the kind should call and Bee them I am prepaied to Undertake aud furnish everything reqnir ed. Special attention to Preserving Bo dies from DifcoIorine."a ' I hav- had much personal experience in thiamine and feel ture of giving satisfaction. 0. W. 0. W00LTOTE. Nov. 25, 1879. H 6:6m SPOOL COTTON. ESTABLISHED 1812. GrEORG-E A. CLARK. SOLE AGEXT, 400 BEOADWAY NEW YORK; The distinctive f natures of this soool cotton are mat u is macie irom tne very nnest SEA ISLAND COTTON Tt Is finished soft as the cotton from which It 1? maae; It lias no vaxlnsr or artitielal ilnlsh to deceive the eves; it is the strongest, smoothest and most elastic se.vlnor thread In the market: lor machine sewing it has no equal; it Is wound on Aviii'ri:: spools. The Black Is the most perfect JST BLACK. ever prod need ! n pnnleotTon. bl ntr d ved hv a svsterr. patented by ourselves. The colors are dyed by the NSW ANILINE PBOCSSS nderlnor them so perfec t and brilliant that dress- to trlve if :i f:1ir trinl :itk1 mnvln-f f hPin'Mivt it Itu 1 , 7, Tb be had at wholesale retail from J. D. GAS KILL :fim Salisbury X. C. HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS Will cure or prevent Disease. Xo Hottsa will die of Colic, Bots or Lxnro F vsk. If Foutz'8 Powders are used 1 n't hue. l outz's Powders will cure and prevent Hon Cholera. Foutz'g Powders will prevent Gapes IX Fowls. FoaiSt Powders will Increase the quantity of niillc and cream twenty per cent., and make tlie butter firm and sweet. Foutz'8 Pc-Tvders will core or prevent almost kvkst D18KASB to which Horses and Cuttle are sr.i'ii'Ct. Fotrrz's Pownucs w ill sits Satisfactios. Sold everywiiere. J3AVIO E. FOtTTZ. Proprietor, BALTI3IOEE. Ud. Theo. F. Klutts. Agent, 2:Gui Salisbury, N. C. GRAY'S S?ECIFiG MEDICINE. TOADC MARRTlietireat EDK'llshTRADE MARK KtMtDf ; An xm WcrvV falling dire for & seminal Weakness, on-fHi fa Pi rmatorrliea. fy diseases that follow as a sequence or s:il lassitude, Pain ,ln the Hark, Diiu remature Old Atre. nessof Vision, l remature old Ape, and manv 7i EtfCRZ TAILSQ-ln the Hark. Dim-AFTF) TAr Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption, and a Premature Grave. ther ZST Full particulars In our pamphlet, which we lesire to send free by mail to every one. rThe speellic Medicine Is s ld by all drupirtst at fl per iuevvvr six packages i. r or win ne sent iree hy mail on rneelpt of the m mey by addressing1 CRAY MEDICINE CO.. MSCHCi'W' Hl.lM'K, lKTI!OIT. MlCIT. t?"ohl In Salisbury and everywhere by all -J-UJist. 7;ly. best i;j m uuhiu Tmprire I?-Csr? SotJa i of a ftllshflr dirty vrlifte c3or. it may appear wliit, exaino4l f.-v 11 e!r, but a COiflPAUiKO.M Vi'TTlI nitTKrri a- At!i nid HAMMKIS" BliAND will mliow tiie dljrereiicc. See thnt je-y r'p''nr: ! whUeand FI ni:,aHBlioUtl he SiniLAU SVLiSJCA.SCii Uel for food. A pimplo hv.t forfro tpst of tr-i pomra'etivc value ot different brands of Poi!.!- ij b dnoire n dessert fpoonful n( pm'U kind wiih ahoutapiut of watr hot Trei?rre3) in rlear plass . tt irrii-.? until all is ihoroiiphiy diMWlvcd. Thnrieletp rioun insoluble mlN r in thf inferior Hod will be shown after Fettlmjr nomc twpnty minute or sooner, by the milky upDenranc- ot'the rMtlutam and the quantity of floating Cocky matter ac cording to quuhty. Be snre nrid Rsk for Chnreh ft Co.' finS and pee that 1 heir name is on the pHotsaije and uu will (ret the purest arid rhitest ni'irte. Tho uiu t this with sour milk, in prelerpnoe to Baking Powder, eaves tweiity time ita coat. Sea one pond pnekage for valuable inform Lion and read carefully. SHOW THIS TO YOUR BROCER. 12:5m Siipr again Traiplant!" FIRST PREFillUJi AVARDZD AT THE STAT B PAliR. Note the : following improvements: An Elegant guilded stand. Improved Bobbin t a. . - winder, wmus inreact witnout runnin" tliemacliine. Improved patent Journal, which makes it THE LIGHTEST SUrtfiNG MACHINE BEFORE TIIE PUBLIC. ! Sold cheap for cash, or small monthly instalments, at the ofucd of the Sinp-er Manufacturing Company, next door to Barker's Drus; Store. I 4:ly. - RtAM' 4 f S3 - . i The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily , .j application. ' more wnrli with less lahnr thai anj ntk.r AGENTS J. S. DOFEY, Mana-cr. 1 UU-.? '1 ,m-f: fW'Wl ' l 'Only Sowins Machine ;! m Best Family Seingil MERONEYS & ROGERS, Agents, Salisbury, Ni C u Price from $2fto 845. r CERTIFICATES: f I do not hesitate to say the American Machine surpasses all other maoliinoa . n: 1 in; all the work thai other machines can, it from Swiss Muslin to iieavtr cloth. 1 have tiud the American is superior to them all. I have used the Singer and other machines, an- ' MeeonevA Beo., Agenl American Sewing Sies: 1 have used the Howe, Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, Wilcox & Gibbs, Sewinp v-'r chines, and would not give the American for ail of lliem." It will do all that is claiiuedf ;U in the circular. I coitfider it superior to all Very respectfully DEEDS Fee-Simple Deeds, Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deeds, Commissioners' Deeds, SheriffiT Deeds. Chattlc Mcrtgages, Farm Contracts, Marriage f and ,Cqnfiriuton Certificates -3f Distillers' Entries, and vtuious other forms for sale at tlie Mi SALE NOTIGES. Administrators, executors, commissioners, call on us for printed sale notices. It is their property at public auction w ithout first giviner ample notice of the sale The rji quircments of the law on the subject evry bodv'kmnvs are insufficient. twl'S''! I nftpn Silfrifipi'fl frtmi tins psikii ulii.n a - . . v..v .. v..,, sacu it aim maae it uring its value. VVejurnish sale notices promptly a PAMPHLETS, SCHOOL CIRCULARS, BILL-HEADS, LETTER Montblj CARDS, Postei Who lias once nseil the PEOPLES MACHINE will prefer it over all others, and. III 111 I - . i I S2a- , , . . AiL7 . o.tm BONDS To make Title to Land, and Laborer and Mechanics Liens, (or sale at this Ollico P. Wh, AO Practical Blacksmith HORSESHOER. SHOP connected with Brown & Verble's Livery - tai'le8. wru designs of Shoes, to suit any Clplesand WARRANTED All Lln.Khtnl-wmltl.lr,. inirc ui loot, au snne ii' on stMi't v u cntin. nnn promptly done. All kinds blacksmithing i:iy Subscribe for the ratehnian onlj $f M C AKE AKE UP UP YOUB YUUR LUr.sa LUBS-J3 ' F0II THE CAROLINA WATCIIMAX, I The PEST Wt-eklyin Western North 1 Carolina-Only $10 a year in advance '"sruwr mi Jff, cj in fiery' Leir afGiiine ! learned, does Aol-pet out o? orr xa . ,, '. .wdv.usu v.in.u r 'urn.srtHrt J ; mklna r i-. . " Cl G.I WANTED. : 1 (14 N. Charles Street. 'Baltimore id 1 tl oversea m and works button Hol8 in any f j, ustd Sinavcc. llowe and V.i Hr;.i,:" . f-fc ; -..;.- t1. .. . , , - x . ' . '1ISSM.KUXLEDGE. i and would not exchange 'Tlie 'American' t . MKS.U.N.BRlViii vl "! Si lifihtirv. X. C. Mav 9.1 i i Machine : " ' J ! others I have ever seen. ' MRS. GEO. V. IIARRISOX. WATCHMAN OFFICE; sheriff?!, constables, mrents. fcc. are advKfA certain 1 v ereat iniiistice to owncm tn m. J: iloll.n - nr'tu-n eiumf'Jn i H- .... i v, cum in innui M " 111 II! lit IISVP and then p. HEADS, StsitetncTits, nil kinds, s J - rib & mqetga:ges AOKXTS selling it fintl it jnst what tlie PEOPLE want. It makes the shuttle lock, -stitch, rims easily, does the widest range of 1 vik, and winds tlie bobbins without runnTng .it the works of the math inc. Write fordescriht-,, ive circulars and fall particulars. 1301 & 1503 Buttonwood St., PMlafislplia Serai JacMie Co., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 44:ly ISAAC A.SHEPPARD &C0.,EaltIncre,W. Manufacturers of THE CELEBRATED , Unsurpassed for Durabilitj, Economy, and Conveniencfc ComUbIkc an lMrovementa mt Talae, A ad Perfect la OMmtfaa. ALSO A V ABIES ASSORTMENT OF STPEKIOB HEATING STOVES C. F. BAKER & CO., Salisbury, N, C HARDWARE - M WISE YOU WAH'T HARDWARE At Low Figures ' Call on the undersigned at No. 2 ! , Graniw D .A. AT WELL i Salisbury ,N. 0.t June 8 tf. j Mortgage Deedftir sale here lso various otlrer blans. NOW IS- THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WATCHMAN r.