North Carolina Newspapers

4 jUli" i K! .19! irlir LOVEKS" QUAHUELS. PIERCE II. SHLT03.Vi i i violent erJiild returned liiTadleu hoi so" showjv and tthereas she once as calmty4 jtm given " would flirt i littlemind only a jit-, And they parted, both in iseenaing tie mind only "a littlej for. she is 4 a carelessness, but one at least in agony, great favorite of mine--she goes .now -Henry Ash ton had knoWn Ills love- by "thename of7the cold beauty., A 'Mary !' said tle low voice of Hen-hy cousin "scarcely ( two . 'years, but married man, like myself, can speak ry Ashton. The maiden Jooked up.. during that time she' ha I been to him! thus warmly, you know, without fear ' 'Mary ! I have much to tell you a divinity. Never in his wildest of having his heart called in as the j will you listen to me awhile,- only for d reams, had he imagined a counten- bribe of his head " And do you know a moment V and he spoke fast and ance more surpassingly beautiful than I that my wife suspects you of. having eagerly. . . moment Juu "J ; "fc,, giv suDDose T must, but what' a beauti- wnich had become a part of his na-lgnard "for it began immediately af- ful butterfly -is that. Oh! .the dear, ture.' But much as be!, adored, his ter a long illness, that happened a few aweet, tiny -thing; do, pray, try aud he was not ! wholly blind to weeks after you sailedi" V- catch it for me.' ! her faults. He saw that she loved ad- . Ashton was completely bewildered. ' Ashton was stung to the heart. e miration, and r he feared she was too He now for the first had been on the ioiut brdeclaringj much of a flirt. ; Yet! his love bad gone Mary's sickness. His I hers, and to her "accordingly, he had worked the reformation?" Ashton r well, 1 giveu his heart, with a devotion started, and was almost thrown off his time heard of eye wandered rt Un nw vit- - - M J - . uaU UUIlUg l - ' - ..- UIUI3CII; UC .1119 ClliUOiliU' (ection, but that the wordstfrerabling father's house, seized an opportunity ment however, by rising.. His corn on his lips were au avowal ofbis to deciare; his passion, but how i the panioti continued, iter iigni-nearieuiieNi half breatned avowal was cnecuea, we love; Her Iigiit-hearteUness at once ujf breathed avowal was checked, we And now: Harry: let us stroll changed theAvhole current of feelings. wiH not recapitulate: Ned wejwpn- down Broawayibr to tell you the Often had heard others jsayrthat der at his sudded resolution to fly truth, I promised my j wife to bring his "beautiful cousin was a KKjuette, from her preseucej and, by placing you home with me. Besides, Mary is and more than once had she f trifled the ocean between them, to eradicate there,-and I've no doubt," he contiu- with his own feelings. He h hoped a passion for one viiom he now felt to ed, jocularly, you are 'dying to meet that her conduct was tne result oniy unworthy Of him? rew men conJd her.'; ; ' of a momentary whim, but: this last bojnbre " enerjretic j tlian Ashton. "In Ashton could not answer : but he act . displayed a confirmed heartless- Je than a week; ness of which an hour before he would Europe. " not iiave deemed her: capable.1; iie Qhl how Mary Her "very sensitiveness produced "the effect 'she wished to'ayoid; Vfhe'gen- tlemen naturally sought mrtnent nearest. them, and for a moment bhe was Jeft ;alone. V? She ; thbujrht ;. she would have fainted when bhe saw her cousin cross the room and offer i 1 , - - . "i - ' i - -to be her escort. : , . . - I They proceeded to the exhibition. For the first time for years, s Ash ton's arm upheld that of Mary.lAt first both were' embarrassed ; but each made an effort, and they soon glided into con versation on different subjects. What a relief it i was to Mary that night, to think that she had been alone, as it were, with her cousin without being treated with neglect; j From that day the visits of Ashton t . ... - . w - to Mrs. Seacourt's increased in fre queucy, yet there was nothing mark ed- in his attentions to Mary. In deed, he ' still continued to converse Chiefly with his friend's wife, though he did , not openly avoid; J her guest. Mary grew more and more trembling ly alive to his presence, and at times, when she would detect his eye bent on her, half sadly, half abstractedly, her heart would flutter wildly, and a delicious hope would momentarily shoot across her mind ; but soon to fade as quickly. Oue morning, Ashton entered the Urawing-room, and found! her alone. Bhe was untangling a skein of silk. o. v. y. ; Oar Vegetable Term I fare. The crpat- ext kuowu remetlr For xielline worna. Kaftfi aoreftt and iuot rtfliatife. Manufactured kl 18af ; .:'J - M, BABKPfc'S Drug Sl$ry . inPROYED PATENT LIYEft PAD ! ' ' ' mr Kxtkm Gin Haij. , . , Cas u Vass axi EitiMtu Diiiuik Last ' . . Twic as Lose. T - , . . f liter Conflus Kerrosses Cos2reacat f eakna EIck ft Ketrosi , leiiadieL . These iii . - J , r ! i; " tlM. ;Ua of the Stomach, eoyerinit tho Great Htm Centres, . tU .15? Stncl- A eotl Veiretsbte Tcmci abK)rbedintrthfcirctilatknofthe Blood and Liver. purttvlnK th Bkwt lUmnlatinpr the Lirermd Kidneyt to bealthy ctiin. and stmivtbenioK tb btomach to dipt food. Pic o Pado 1 aso t i ucm. So lp r all Oxcocim. or wnt bjr Mail Of LApiCM. - r i . . . . - . SlAnafacturrd at & 41 NoTB LlBKXX t Sx Ku ac x', i?. XtUTTZ'S Drug Store. 30:Gm. - ' - - i & IcMie BURIAITCASKETS I have ins? Trceivect and Jmve on eshi bit ion iu the lioom. Ahore tie llardxar Store of Messrs. Cfawfokd &: Taylor a Te ry Handsome Asaortmeut of - Burial ' Cas ket to ubicli pablic attention is invited .5 i; -! THEt ARE OF i ; VERY NEAT STYLES -i BEST IU -THE-KOPilD f P ' f-t-?i narcfull Made and of varioos Gradea. - Will ba Mild low. i-erio i, kind fehoutd call nnd seelheta. M am prepaiea ; m TTtuUnxko and furnioli everything rnmr- ed. SSJSpecial attention to Preserving diea from Dicoloring.-l 1 nave nau iuhch personal experience irv tin line and feel turr of giving RalifactiotJ;s x I oitMl :; .u :h m.m o. W. 0. WCOLWITB. Nov. 25, 1879.! ' ;6:6m 4-.; H2lilr irtf white color. Vt pprar wuuf,' examined Ttt I3IMEI1 UUAXD 1U ahSS f the unerenee. . rwi t a nd PfBE,a .ncTd Jm Tai lf K17IELAU &l:si:A.C Sa7d fe ! r-Ju..MUffen l.it-'of -jinonlKl r t r U kind vith abowaSS - ' f1;' itTm,ncU in dear ftlaMos, he had sailed for followed his friend into the street. conscious that Mary and he must went" athis depar- j meet. --and feelincr that the sooner it sighed, and was silent. : Uure I A thousand times she was on I Waa done the better. His companion I v 'Oh! dear, iow ungallantyou are,Jthe of writing to recall him, but during their walk, ran on in his usu- j oontinuea ms cousin, lb her pride as pflteni prevented the act. al gay style, but Harry scarcely heard She arose, and said, with some em icreature win reai.y escape .uu a u She hoped he might yet return. a word that was said. His thonghts baarasment, sp-love butterflies Surelyshe said--he who had once were lull of his cousin. Had she in- 1 "Mrs. Seacourt is upstairs; I will 'It is gone ! loved her so deeply; and who " must deed become . cold to all other men ring for her." I i So h is- 1 sbal) "ever forgive you. have known that his affection was re- frora Jove to himself? Strange and "Not for the world, if she is any Don t ask me to, said Mary aflect- turned, would not leave her forever, yet delicious thoughts whirled thro' way engaged. I cau await her pleas- tcdJf' " . " , Hour after hour she would sit watch- his mind, and he woke only from his ure." I i 'Then we part without it, said; ing the gate for his return, aud hour abstraction on finding himself in Sea- here was a silence of some miu- j Henry care essly. I leave hereHc- aaer liour she experienced all the courts drawing-room, and in the pres- utes. Mary could scarcely breathe : MinvMiv anil elm 1 1 visit K.nmho hulnrp .. i f ; lirt: . i - "V-T" T - wuerness oi (iisappoinment. vneu, ence of his cousin. ' she knew not what to say Her fin- Sea- igers refused to perform their duty, Ashton'slind her skein of silk became more ittpit I..1 S companion, struggling U appear com- esa to the fl(,on fijver that ensued he made h , nce De I -Shall I helpyou ?" said Ashton, "'"fi orougiH ncr to tncrvery unuic ot the votedly asshe loved her cousin, she approaching ter. "My patience used j 1 1 return. , it may De years-it may oe at length; she read in the newspaper - Mary was on a visit to Mrs. I UiCVC4 A e"rt" w v".."- ,. tnat "1 naa really sailed, ' she gave court aud did not k now of t! I 'Why liarry-you jest, saia ins one j loud shr;ek and fe 8ese- Rminr nntll Cw ml,, pale her cheeK had grown. heard of this before. You are not in MERONEY & BKO. Hive their well known establishment in full and regular work again, and rvspeci full y no licit ordv-r. They have in their employ Mr. J. A. GILL, one of the !et Machiuiitli in the couiurv. with a full force of tried work men. : Are prepared to do all kind of repair on EngineH and other Machinery, at ahort notice. Their fouiidery i in lull : operation for casting in Iron or IJrass. Their Machine Shop is turning out Snsh; Blind, Doorn, Moul ding, &c, and everything called for in that line. Person waniinjr anything in ihee nev eral branchea, would do well to call and pee them. They are nlill manufacturing the cele brated Mroney Plow. ratiliJl M LujwurWy wkHtoJ., XbVii t t.ou iiwolnWe wtfe irrth infeffcrKodIS ' erxrees, by the nnlky i p WSnc o7tbidhut. l t niiy f fluali&g flocki inattHr Ur, , .. - 7,7' 77 :; ;i ; rr iu V4muti nitwt ott ih parkam and I - Is - (i,V(wh..iii milk. 1 1 prHertiiee t XUkbl. f Practical Blcaksmti tia ia4 ffUj -., ff , -jTr; j, TO YOUaSOCT AND grave. would have given worlds to escape to be a proverb with you." Ashton went forth unon the world Itti' earnest, ana sne iaia ner sou wuue ftn niprpii nimcwr. n mUintlimnir. 1 1 .i i i. t n , , . , j , , i auerea, almost a misanturopic gible, without exposing the long treas- swer, for her huirer.s were actually hanrl r.h:it hand, wlinae touch made I -rv: i - . ..i - " ;. I - . r . I ' i J . - t - man. xais iiodcs were wunerea . n s npwi enn nr .. every nerve of Ashton thrill on her first dream of love had vanished ; he herself lover's arm, looking up into his face feIt if there was notling for uim and gn with her darkT ad uow melting eye. to Hve for iu this world. His mind cientlv But the chord had been stretched un- becarae almost dikeasetl. He loathed her cou Ul it naasuappeu anu iter inn ueuce soc'ietyt tUen he veered to the other tation. He excha was gone. . He half averted his head, extremej anU craved after excitement, complimeuts of thi us he answered coldly, j He'sought relief in travel.: He cross- and then took a ! do not jest,especially: with a the stepp-s of Tartary-he Hra- rt wl,n h-,.1 l She nerved trembling with agitation. Bl.e Celt she accordingly, for the meeting, could have sunk into the floor. She iner tor uiml,twl ; with her dark and now melting eye. to live for io thii world HI rninrl 4t 11 . . '' 1 1 1 o wu ' 1 j 1 11 . .ti w- wr iu tins worui. nis mind ciently composed demeanor to greet Ashton .took hold of one etui while But the chord had been stretched un- Kec-me almost disenswl Hp InitliMl u i .1 . . 1 . . . , ...... , 1 ,. -la ; l Decarae a,mosl a feaseti. we loatiietl her cousin without betraying her atii- she retained the other. iNeither snoke ulnM8 M!et,;,lenSe Peered to the other utiua. IIe t," ,," but Mary's l,.,so, l,,:,vc,l tu.uui.u- e occasion with her jously, while Ashton lelt His heart in seat bv Mrs. Sea-1 his throat. At lust in inutuullv uu- Stepp?S Of Tartary he jtra- Ujurtwho had hnn nnP nf 1,U nl.l U:ino-linr th skein, their hniuls mot. versed .the deserts of 'Arabia- he I a.: i r rt 1 i-u.. 4i.:ti-.i .1 1:1 1: .. Th tonp. th Pmnhais "the man. .fl I i . , . .,u8.- ary ,e.t u.e ueg.ect ; sne ue luucu ir.,.u tueui . he ugnieu- U nl ina ,L (1 nf lu - S ' -: aD -' saw he did not love her. That night ing. Ashton almost unconscious v iSSSl! TT f 4and A"" ee wept bitter teat, of anguish. " refained the hand of his cousin it, hU .felt that his censure was just, and she he wandered, a stranirer to civiliza. A r . , ...... l,, ., , , ..r , 1 miri.J ! Hf Ltulil fmm hii . ,. . 7. " ahu yei i cannot uiame nun. kji own. out ireuimeu vioieiuiv. P" A :fler land-feU4rora lns tion.seekinsr onlv one th n?o for L iri: .... .. U . , . ; , . ! 4irim and emulatino-his own coldness, u' M r A . . " ? I,u 4 Bue oiiueut is an my ry : uesu.u. 4 RpttJ - i r ' "c ucver ujuu-eu aer America. fcult. He once ,OVC(, me an(U ghe ,ooketl ha,f doubtingly half i S Vw.Il nQnn uJ H.18. m5ly' Wee aU dea-d' aPd Jie heartlessly flung that affection from timidly tip. BS hi rr-1? f :k,of Ma;ke -I would giv worlds Hoi to win! -MaVwc love each other-do we -Tp htSUrTi tneS d7 1-rs; I must no faJ T1: erewas no answer, j but as he inV stw withdrew VI i 1 ,i " i , uwiy, lornecanoot neip coming here, preweu we ougen iyinj (ussiveijr in AdU; V'Og in whom I "edfor dealh He foand.t aijd to 8hor,e a,y vUH would lead U, bU Brp, the pressure wa gently re- iad garnered up U my heart's best id Matv toi oh 8U8P'f '0DS-, I "ust therefore school turned, and, bumting into tear,, his .ffecfions exibimed Ashtonrwhen IrT. to disguise the secret of my cousin fell upon his bosom. Ee found himself alone. This the ZrUTZZ hT . , A.hUm .nd Mry k,..l. wed- divinity l!havP:adored with a fervor ne1 And Ashton did come daily, and ded for years, but their honey-moon Tno oVtat bosom ever Vet felt: and ?! " -.1 . """I though his conversation wa, chiefly M continues, for they have not yet . i ' . ""wuicufc wijeu kiie iounu nerseii ,Wrti-h c u r.i. n.wi - i -.v. . iu uavuun, iie ueibiier i ti isu. nor avoid his cousin """"""""""""" he found himself deep in a conversation with her, and he e mem- FOR SALE BARGAINS! One fecund hand 12-horse portable Steam Engine, a goud ax new. AIo, h 25-hore jMiwer Pngine, now in daily ue, will be for sale in a month or Wo. Call iind nee them. Feb. 19,1880. 18:3m o. o. si Onr Congh Sjrnp. The most psil.ita soitliinx and eflirarious reineily ever placed before the public for that most dreadwl of diseases, coughs, inlds, &.c, nin nitfactu red at BARKER'S 18:tf Drugstore. Tilt Lie SHOP she could talk, heartless! v talk if theLi ij ti ti . I- - "T vwriwi. iiiesnocK almost aestroy-ueemeti to merest trifle, wheu she saw that mV La i...- -i ' i; u i - : ., Heemeu tQ seek i . . , , V i A - i p - M,UM.SM 6He Tecovprea ai- ow auj ten whole, heart was bound up iu her. 1., -...1 i. :. ...J u U,B" i -vi - ; "- - r, I r T.crti oiuKiieas, i fc. was I II. 1.1 . T . yjii i woum we naa never met. uut to discarJ all her old habits, and to i , 7 7 V lu mv delusion isover f will flv Marvt ' i ' thought of old limes. But th earn: that mvL A, Ll' "7 " Y ot tlieir last interview cam came across Mary i little did I lovewould meet soch a return.' . ... 'r..' ':.: ... ,1- o, ,f. r ll,m t such moment l.ke a bhght. Mary hurried to her chamber, ind Vui' Tl wonderfully Ashton has im- locking the door, she flune'herself ..:Ll . Prof since his tvels,' said Mrs. Sim the bed: and burst intoa flood i 1".'" " Seaoourt one morning.as sheand Ma- Sc..,w! Series ( - v . .t ,-- . , m tuvuj:ii bile eye UI ' IlCr UOSenL aim m r m tear... HoV bitterly she jreproaeb- ,Qver wa3 nMJn WdlirW 7 "!"J do X- - edherae f that her momentary.coqoet- i ,L, L.. ,W.. S. "! know,' continued she, look.ng arehly . , . . . .. . V . ' .Ml v.Bw us HIS I-l CHEERING NEWS ! JUST"R"iTIVED JNO. heNNISS' I10HSESHOER. v '--i.. . ; -. , .... : .1 SHOP connected with Brown & Verule?s Uvery ! Siauies. t3TA designs of Shoes, to suit any ' suuDe or "root. Allshoelnir on 8trtctly sclent tile prtn clplesand WARRANTED. AU kinds blackbiultlilEg ', promptly done. lNiy ; Subscribe for the VVaichiuau otilv ? j Note the following - "-i "The ier'tt FIRST PREMIUM AYARDEO S TA'TEP AIR, ininroveiin'nff. J L JbjfAKli Elegant jruildetl stand, Iaiprove-l Miii Winder, wind thread titliout. i. running UP UP YOUR YOUK LUBS-a t he hi achine. Iii proved patent Journjlrjhic THE L! GHTl T RUNK1NG MACHIIE '. BKFORli THE PUBLIC"? 1 1 ' . ' ' ! '-"I-"-'"' -1 Ui . i" ; - Sold cheap; fur cash, or sitfall month t! The BEST Weekly iu Western North instalments, the" office of the R, Carolina FOE THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN, -Ouly $1.50 a .year in advance, j Manufacturing L Com pjnyr next .door to i Barker's Drug wore. . Vl' 4 -;" ' THEO. F. KLUTTZ. HAS JUST RECEIVED A CAR-LOAD I HARDWARE ''J - Celebrate Home Fertilizer!! A New'nnd Select Stwk of Books, Station ery, etc., including the following popular L4 companion, "that I deem my I"!- rv had lost her the love of the oiilv h:i.i.ra:I VJ i - : ":v " : : feine for bm Scared.! She did .Tl. S"'WiHfi toyou for his charmin di?Sui$e from herself her affection: iMrrtara v.! i. ' V!4US . T.nji t r .....?ts',.fv.5 1 pernaps, - too, ne might be no more : -t .... r u t n i - she could Uscarcelr tell wKv she had iwT C.i.--H f. . W IUore Mary felt the blood mounting to thip, a!! she did to his standard of exM- t0 PickoUt! moment : but she felt? thatshe had io W .J.r v . i a stitch. - ; ' 1 .. . - - wvc i n was ner ueep aoiuiu love ur i 1 i . you know it is not so." Jpst irretrievably the esteem and af- Which did it . f jectbn had passed hen Ash TiaVOuiycu orms iq nave recalled ton found himself Divie's Arithmetics, Eineinon Arithmetics and Algebras, Greenleaf'M Arithmeticsf" Moniieth's Geographies, Cornell' do. Mitchell's do. Smitli'ii Grammars, Bui Hun's do- Holme Readers, MeGiiHej' do. National Dictionaries, Webnter'n do. Worcester's do. Hymn Books Methodist, Presbyterian, " We f shall see. I prophesy that Carman Rebrra, 0j3pel Hymns, &c. the last hopr. Even now she mitrhtL Uf; v ";r thlsafte lien K" to the ex lowing heSeif htSSCT S?' f g luVperhaoaiu ih Thombury to Seacourt's neph- She rose do 6Qrt when her band Utle pass in silent At length tis ' w i; . . ' u tl wason' thelock she thoudit that he nmr,an;rt lengtn nis Mary'a heart beat so she could Pg ?puru lier. 31)Q hesitated. In You' xr"::;i fi: P buishemanged tore- auother momeut her 'pride had re-rw., f . i v P' . Vat :- ' T 7v"r-t ;uayc you, tiarry71 Ahtqn answered calmly, with ill a ... i . . aeeu you Know, Ashton cares nothing for me," and she felt how great relief would have been a flood of tears. could she have ludulged in them. gained "thp materyr ' 'No Trflnnnt. Tdamnnt TT. ...til I ' i . ! .-. : T-rl " 7 V .7. 7 M roroca,.?",-in.; the nagative. Don't, ray dear Mrs. Seacourt, don't h I f BflSA nna Ihia nniir - V. :. I. I- L: i-rf?" ffwu f W1 1 aepise Yoa mnst not mAtu;,. .i.IVr 1 Li . those idle words and flinirinir ffrWn-fi1. mi. k,l!r;I . i 1f i i .'' w ib tvic wcuuvimi man when I -l"7 fieF?" Whe-bedyshe swept vdu went nW If , , ?, ,'JIary appeared tl)at eyening at the Uave nord froi'S; 8a,J,,0f'orft ' - - - i Bvrted loot, ofshtoo, she raw on, feeling that huj ii.fS company werpeiuhled tnlhedraw- 1 3j AND BOOKS OF WORSHIP. An elegant axtortment of all grades of WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, Steel Pens, Inks, Fencil, Mates, Visiting Cards, Playing Cards, Cray ons. Drawing Materials, &c. Also, the Celebrated Fifteen and Sixteen ; PUZZLE. All cheaper than ever be fore offered to the trade. 22:tf. At ENXISS Drnj? Store. O.Q.O. j Oar Qnlck Care. As thousands can testify. Nothing has been eqnal to it for the care of colic, crumps and diat bcGa &c. iu their worst forms. Manufactured at. 18:tf BARKER'S lrag Store. GEN. MORGAN'S W . irm i !br pride.; m even- some reply, : I'TTV Jng passI oilyr he llrni : dm rr'-l "v . .Is . - - s , . v ue"TT,l ladies were risinw ti a . Ui.im.r At ...r..niroH t ADMINISTBATOR'3 OTJCES' ; ! For Sale at this Office. AROUND tie CORNER TO THE PUBLIC GREETINS: FULI AN & FR.ALE Y, GalJliisE Makers ani Carpenters. Their pricen are as low as it is possible to make llietu, ami their work not inferior lu anjr. They till orJeis in two departments. - Their ready mvle stiH-k in hand comprises a eaer.il assortment of hou.Mj furniture Bed steads, l)ure:i us, Clothes I'rees, Lounyes, Racks. Wardrohes, Hook -Cases, Cupsioardsand China Presses, Candle Stands, Tin Safes, Desks, Tahlt-s, WaslMtanris, Cliair, &c. They" also keep an assortment of COFFILSTS of walnut, pine and poplar, from Si upwards. Also, Win low Sih. Tiiey ti.l orders without vexations .le.ays. Will contract for carpenter's work and warrant satisfaction. Will take mmI Inniher and country pr.Ince in exchange for furniture. Shop nearly opposite Watchman Office. JULIAN & FRALEV. 4:lv QUAY'S ??ECIFIQ ?fl?01CIHE. T.I ADE MARKTne,rtat EuglisUTRADE MARK REMEDY ; Aa un- falling cure tor !v Spmiiiiil Ujk-nSi f'Sf? Spermatorrhea, , -f v, lmootencv. anu au disea-ses tliat tollow as a sequence of Self-Abuse: as Loss ot Memory. Univer sal Iissttude, fain CIF8RE TAll3a.m the Back. Dim-AFTER TAIIM. ness of Vimo.i premature Old Age, ami mny otiier Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption, aud a Premature Grave. pgfFull particulars In our pamphlet, W.nVh we desire to send free by m Ul to every one. S3The specific Meiliclue Is sold by ail druggist at $1 per paekogfi, or six packages for is; or will be sent free by mall on receipt of the moner by addressing GRAY MEDICINE CO.. Mkchamcs' Block, DsniotT, Mich. fWHoXA In Salisbury and eveiywhere by all -l-UKgtst. ; T;ly. SMITH'S WORM OIL ! The Chemicals fur making 1 'i'uti will be sold lor $11, or 200 lbs. of CottOIliiJ Xo vembcr. . . JCo Cotton Seed or Stable M nt.n- retiuin d. This I'ertilizti is. fnhy eq .al to the biirh- priced, t-o-called (itinns, nd al less thaiK.half ; the rice, t rtrkr io the foil n g well known : genlleinen, who in d it la?t -eaon .n coUiii : j John V. li;irrin.er, Jas JJ. tiibson, W. F. ' Watson, Tints. (J. V atson, U. T. Cowan, W. II. j .Meares, A. lait, J. O cauble. J. I' . h. Urown, .. , , . E C. Lentz, S. J M. Brown, and o.anv others! 9 on lhe nde.rsigned tN0. WSlUiV YOU WAilTri m i r At Xiow Figures Call early for your supilis and save money. T. F. KLUTTZ, Druggist. GABDEH SEEDS -1 FULL SUVL'LY OF Bui st's Celebrated Gar denSeeds HEMEM13ER THAT BUI ST is the only Seed-Grower who WARRANTS Iris Seeds. Look at every pajierof Fery's, La ndreih's, Sibley ', &c., &e.t aud see if you tiiul any war rant upon tliein. lie waive of worthless, un wuviHiited conitnission Seed, and eoine to KLUTTZ'S for Buist's which are warran ted fresh and genuine. -THEO- F. ELUTTZ, Druggist. OUeap Chattel Mortgages, arions otlu r blank for sale here 2, Criniti Salishnry X: C. . Junf 8t 1 $4; , TO LiilD 1 MIHISAt Of 11IE8! r Farming: or Mineral Lands. j along tie line of tlif Xorrh'Cnniliiia Kailroad , from Cott- cord to Greensboro, and wihh to. iUsjwm of the t-atue.'uill do well totl.ou- i I Hew York L&na,& Eaigratitjii Co, Mortgage Deeds for saieTiere j Also various other, b!a.iis,.. G erxan Millet1 Grass! j- d .heap air ?XXI S';. i iii 1 4" . ' ' W . 7 J ; Tf I UWt3U tA3 OUU1C Ul L11H H mntlflfl . I 1 i, her to bid her farwIL -She tlionil,, U r" i vber. heart) wot torsi in herbdiee. But ,he U difieVent hom tl . ' "'"e Atuens, Ga., Febrnary 22, 1878. Sir : My child, five jesrs old, had symptoms of worms. I tried calomel and other Worm Medirines, but failed to expel any. Seeing Mr Dain's certificate, 1 got a vial of your Worm Oil, and the first dose brought forty worms, and the second dooe,o many were passed I did not count them. 8. If. ApAMS.1, Prepared by Dr- E- S- LYNDOBTi' ' ! For Sale by Du. T. F, KLUTTZ. 7 ' -.t SalUbnrr N. C, , And Drugsista geweriU.; . .StiUy, DEEDS & MOI1TGAGES. Fee Simple Deeds.1 Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deeds, Commissioners' Dectls;1 Sherifi ueeus, lyiiattie Mortgages, Farm Contracts, Marriage . and Confirmation Ceriificstei, Distillers Lntnes, and various other forms for sale-at the ; l -f i WATCHMAN OFFICE. SALE NOTICES. Administrators, executors, commissioners, sheriffs, eoristablcs, agents; &e., arc adfiMdW call on us for printed sale notices. It is certainly1 great injustice to ownciJs! to put ?f their property at public auction withont first givinir ampie hotice of the sale.1 Tbt j quirements of the law on the subject.. every body knows areinsoffici en t. j PrmxrtyjL often jsacrificed from this cause when a dollar or two rpent in advertising inifttt saved it and made it bring its value. We furnish sale notices promptly and ilieap. itqtzoss ron pcctxitg land ?is.A-D? ??.i::730. i f ! PAMPHLETS, SCHOOL j CIRCULARS, J31J jL-HEADS, f LETTER HEADS, Monthly CARDS, Posters, m (GAiLlL. Statem dtll kinclsy BONDS To make Title to Land, and Laborer and Who has onco nReil the PEOPLES' MACHINE will prefer it orei all others, AGENTS 8ellinlg it find it just what t PEOPLE want! It makes th shuttle stitch, runs eastly, does thej widest t wcifc, aud winds! the b)bbins jwithbut ronDicf the works of the'maclnne. Write for' Rescript' ivietirtrnlars and 'fall particulars. 1301 & 1303Buttonwood Si '- PliilEilsIplLfa Serai MaciiiejCt i7 .l.i. 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