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Ttie pilhsei iption price of the Watch
I'"0' ill Mas follows: .
1 vii:irl Hiritl i" advance. $1.50
jial'went .ueiaj'eu tiiontns, ,!
payment delayed 12 uioutlis 2..
00
50
fZyV. is north buyiug his fall
i j. htlier 'merchant aro going soon.
e Iien. meets at Mr. J. M. Cray's
,rfFrli evening. :
r was observed by them in this
3- J.fStewart's house Was ntered
niirlitJ and hi nant'it ruwl-.
jiJUIU.J - i I 1 '
t!i. Jal E. Keri" has been sick for sev-
Jays Jpid is reported to be iu a criti-
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gPPEbso (hupks. Dr. Coleniau
iy ifiae jicapperuong vine on Lis place.
H tbiultS it will; yield 30 bushels this
,mt Ur; JiiifTusuui uas tUeiu ir sale.
Tbe goUB for the Salisbury Ilifles have
V- 'i ! It l 'l a r ' t i
Wenreceifeu 100 oui iur uie uoysoa
tfjf gtrcetsisoon.
Petty Tjhka ks and night depredators
bite displayed, unusual activity during
lb last week. ' :j ' '
:0tR! Beef Maukjjt. The official re
.ort for the month of August shows 80
UfVfs, iff sheep, 5 veal and 1 kid. Our
people doii'teat j much beef during the
iririnTnoiUi8 just wait for a December
report
Tranklia'Acadeniy, this school is pro
gressing tinely. There are 48 on the rolls
itpryspntifj Kev. IIV M, Brown and H.
'ttmti fire the principals
-VMffl- -o - . '.. .
fFWejivonld like to have had our say
this week .iu regard to Mr. Bingham's
"ppuUr Voto," but will havo to defer it
till our next is."tie for want of space.
"Sciiaor Jioyard was at Columbia, S. C,
mi niiulejn. speech to, a-great gathering
there on tlc 7th. There was great enthusi-
iin, iitjmcrous eolored men participating.
' Shad Hayes a. southern stalwart reriub
lican called on a number of Democrats.
aturdaj night, to i contribute mouer to
put up a republican flag pole. Shad es
used to falling on Dniocratio gentlemen
w ueu iu peeu, ana Uon't see auy good rea
son whyjtliey conld not help him out of
the pole'scrape ; for "there it was a Ivine
on the ground and be wanted it up,"
The guardians of the law must be truar-
ded a policeman on his muscle. John
Murphy1 on0 of OD'r policemen, heariug
uiai iir.;UIana Mills was takiug notes of
the Kadical convention, beld here last
Saturday, and that per sou al mention was
to be mado of hiiu, attacked Mr. Mills and
was promptly thrown down and "crawled
onto.' hPolicemau I'riee. rpmwl ii.fa
down fallen comrad from any bodily harm.
It was shown at the magisiiiites investi
gation that Murphy4"had liquor in him."
A TRIITO THE NAltROWS OP
; THEYADK1K.
We li ive Weu requested to call the! at--tentioji4jf
the Mayor and Commissioners
to the cjmdition ofthe pavement on Fish
er Street, from Main to Ellis, souih side.
This street is traveled by a number of
the heaviest tax payers, several times
each day, and by school ehildren, and a
more uncomfortable pavement, in some
places, pan scarcely be, found. A covers
ing of tan bark-or saw dust wouldnswer
well for a short time until a more sub
stantia work ceald be, done. A similar
help jou Fulton street is also badly needed
throughout its entire length. N
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Mr. Sumner's "tub," or "ti ick" as s6me
are inclined to term it, in his motion
whicli nominated the-mcmbcrs to the lieg
islature, may not have been much ; but
it neverthelesskuocked the props from
under ;the wire-workers so completely
they will not be able to makejiuy capital
out of it for any one. And the least said
of the 'ftrick" by them the better. It vir
tually iuomiuated Mr. Waggoner, if not,
then the convention nominated no candi
date except a coroner. I i
Oa the 30th of Angust, while the pooh-'
day sua was doing its best for the sliced
fruit scattered on many a rickety scaf
fold, we: in company with Jour genial
friend, James Kum pie; took staging for
the bareu ? rocks and roaring waters of
Stanly and Montgomery counties.' Ar;
riving about supper time - at the hospita
ble residence of Mr. V. Mauney," we were
cordially received, and cared for very
handsomely.
Next Bioruiog we crossed over to
Mffledgeville, where we found a country
store and a larffe "cottou factorv. the
property of McAllister and Snotherly.
On the store door we found pictures of
Garfield and Arthur. Neath the name
of one was written : "Convicted of Bribes
by Cougress," and below fbe other: "Ex
pelled trotu the New York Custoai house
by President Hayes." This is merely iu
dieative of the politics of that section.
At this store we met M. L. Hall, an old
subscriber, who told usbf a man who hail
killed a rattle snake iu a peculiar man
lier. The snake had been caught on a
neighboring hill, and this man, who, by-the-way,wwas
addicted to drink (never
baviug"takeu but oue drink of water, and
that made hini ill) bought the thing for
a bushel and a half of wheat. He used to
allow the snake to coil about his neck,
but in an unguarded uiomeut the snake
bit him. The poor little reptile died
next day with, every sign of poisoning.
In the factory are run GOJ spindles,
producing 225 pounds of bunch yarn
daily. They also have 12 looms, whirl)
make an average of 33yards to the loom per
day. On the Stanly side, Mr. V. Mauuey
is running a wool curding machine, with
a capacity of 75 pounds of rolls per
day. There are good grist, Hearing
and saw mills on either side run bv the
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t'Li-RXfiETiS'O.--The Democratic Club
art imj t)ivt there will bo a1 meeting
uM'iiM",,.,,llaiI, Tuesday evening next
fiifuii M)iiint liusiiiess, and a full aiteii-
Calif ls enKennai, jueni;ers "Wi:i itJc;ase
v."r"TT- .
tt.j ('I)S I's l'ri-.H said in his
:igiiiiui-pi-!iic speedy that "Mr.
'is the self .onsiituterf
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DiCTvjitiiox. What. is dictation T jAc
cording to some, it is the protesting against
the assumed right of a delegation to tote
otherwise than the "wish of the people
whom it represents. Not correct. But
when allegation assumes the righjt to
cast it "vote in direct opposition to the
will of a majority of the party vote in the
township it represents, this, we say, is
dictating to the people that their delegates
know better than they who they should
have for their candidate. I
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rtf luuVncndentisui in lTwair'
Wl.nt is i'hua. I'rice T
o
inability - to
f't pfWiHtiouj but -wr-have done the
lenience
oftki'Bciiy
-ea'.Tvj
mil el i regret onr
1 ihe matter went as lv friends
M. XVmry every line ou tin
is is?.!ie is .original.
jmtliipvities have pnrclirtsed
wales,-a rid have enlarged the
ills ji fjluig greatly to the con-
ff those who handle cotton.
y niiam of Charlotte has charge
s, nnd will be found poTite and
) "his duties. He is aiiexper
riier ami grader. -
ttox. (Jen. G. W, Smith and
i'onjriiiijket,"od the 28th of last month,
, of Davivlso-Q county, brought
f.lelff'ne.w cotton'. 1 It will Ik- re-
?!lfa,Mit!mt these gentlemen broiurht
t hloo'm last pi ing. - Messrs!
is ihe; til:
Eif A,, Greenfield hougbt the cotton at
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; i4fir($t.rp four square ballots taken
n the ejj-cntion last Sntnrday for She
"l Kjsmzhxnmian'. ' Ah! Don't know
abat the square part, lint you
P'Wttip figures -on tho last bailor
B9,r pi it pan onton the other three as
Hltyj chairman of each township deJ
fon! jiLet's have the figure. x
MPLAtxTs are made by a subscriber
' M1K f the irregularity of the
lla!Ho that ofliee. He thinks the trouble
Clillia Grove. Our packages are
".t to the- Post Office in this place every
RMlftyj evening? and should reach
Na prove in abundant t inn; for Satur-
" orgs n.ail to Heilig's Mill.
n
rails are still working on their flag
'v Their attempt to raise it Satnrdav
r?" a j'tilure, owing to the fact, so
f8 Briisl0 iufbrms us. that Frnnk-Er
j ,BHentalIy Rtepped on and broke
, "AfH.bad on Frank, or the flag pole,
Co,tkrU)w irlu'rl.
t. we uotice a broom ou top of
t ; - ?ti T"-t pertahly forebodes a cer
J" trajl an,i that u tjig . The";' whole
. fiMn- party, from Garaed down to
eat .T?i.wiU be swept out of politi
eertlf eie at c"OIui,,C election. They
t.liln i ave Uofc the temerity to pre -
l meaning.
riXAI. T Job Ii.... r t: V fi
ttliv i iisoui rmsun, i.
foJ- n Tisitg Miss Carrie Craw
; ' telnnwdhome.
ISSIa Kt.S- : . . ... ....
i ra'"e anu janie .uis. ana Miss
Alt'8n ewbcrn' are tho guests of Misi
parson, h V ' . ' " . " '
itinJMlli m&n, t Durham, is vis
To1T8lJuVV.Mauney. Miss Mary
. Mir f' o'Kaudolph Co., is also there.
1.: f "a OHobcr. has returned . from
11. t t .
1 ne8 ana J- A11o Brown have
A post mortem was held on the body of
a negroj boy uamed Posted Parker, aged
10 or l years, yesterday, who had died
under singular circuuistarrcex- A repiort
went oat that his father had beaten liim
no severely as to cause death. The post
mortc ii,eonduetcd by Dr. J.J. Sum mere H,
proved that th boy lul of sofuuiiugl of
the brain. The jury of iuquest, all eolor-
cil, susjained the repirts of severe treat-
iiicnt b- the lather, -who it now in jail -to
await tji ial. . j
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Axo'iin-::: Buri.auy. Tle private res-
idene bf Cspt. CharU'K Price was entered
last night. An inmate was chloroforin?d
aud a purse taken. 1"
A. dt'predation of this kind has been
committed every night for the past eight
days, lit is suggested that a vigilance
committee ba organized to patrol jlhe
town. jAU interested in this may inject
at the armory ofthe Rides, to uight. I
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The Republican convention called for
last Saturday met, and done up their wjoi k
thnsly ; - . ;
John A. Ramsay and J. M. McGorkJe
were nominated for the Legislature; Mar
tin Richwine for Iieiste; of Deeds; W.
H. Webb for coroucr : . H. Wiley ; for
Treasurer, aud D. L. I-ri.jgie for Shefiff.
A coinmitteo of tivc was wisely appoint
ed to hii vacancies, should any one dc
cHwe1 tsk'ir nomination.
Mr. II. Wiley will "decline.' He says
he doei not wish any office at the hands
of the people, and especially from that par
ty. They used his name without any iau
thorityl
Dr. .). G. Ham say, Jim Harris and J.M.
McCoTklc are reported as having made
speeches. . !
They still keep up theiy old habit of
nominating, but there is no danger ef any
of them ever being elected. The conven
tion was composed mostly of colored
folks--only eight or ten whites. :
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y Cluster Meeting,
The j next meeting of the Rowan and
Davie Cluster will be hold in the Presby
terian I Church of Salisbury, beginning
on Moadav after the 3rd Sabbath of Oc
tober tit 11 o'clock A. M.
Aftef the opening exercised tho follow
ing subjects will be discussed.
1. Tie duty of church members. with
regard to Temperance. Opened by Dr.
J. J. SummcrcU. I
2. fiie necessity of utilizing the social
intercourse of Christians with each other
and wjth the world, for the good of the
church'. Opened by Rev. J. Alston Kam-
y- j.. . . . " . j
3. ijoral courage required of Chris
tians fbe the faithful discharge of their
public! duties. -Opened' by Rev. A.X.
Crawford. j
4. Tlie duty of Christians to aid in
promoting a sound education among the
masses. Opened by Prof, llkhard Sterling-
j . , . - --'
On M"onday. eveniug 7 1 o'clock t icre
will be an address or sermon by the Kev.
R, W. Boy d. Subject The., need forj the
exercise of Christian chanty in times of
public xcitement and peculiar tempta
tion, j ; -- . ".
The; exercises will be tatcrspersedjvith
singing and prayers at appropriate in
tervals. . " ' ' ; '
The Commits of
! rramgemlnfs.
a circular saw he-was buried, next day.
Next morning; we hauled up at Flagj
to w n a ne w post-oflfice and was loca
ted," most likely, for the" benefit of the
Beaver dam Gold mining Co., as it stands
iu the midst of tho baren slopes, washed
by their hydraulic -r engines. They are
only working a small force at present. ,
Leaving Flaggtown, we soon came to a
sigu board, which informed ns that it was
2 miles to Col. John F. Cotton's, but
failed to state there were '3 gates and a
multitude of rocks; however there was
ouly one hill, which was; all the way.
Nevertheless, the end " idstifyiiig the
means we took the road! aud finally
reached the house. Col. Cotton's resi
dence is situated oa the summit of an
eminence 350 feet above tho river below.
He himself is a jovial, hospitable, intel
lectual, gentleman, a staunch democrat
and the political prop of bis neighbor
hood. He has several fine farms, raises
tobacco, cottou and the serials; and
when the fruit tree mau comes on his
rounds, makes a point of showing speci
mens, taken frpm his own orchard, finer
and larger than the cuts shown by
the agent. !
He showed lis an old campaigu badge,
found on his place. It was composed of
white metal, aud was about the size of a
silver dollar. On one side was a bust of
Major-General W. II. Jla'rrison, with the
date of his birth : Feb. 9th 1776. Ou the
reversosidw at the top edge: "The people's
choice," to the left of the center, was a
tree, under its shade a cider barrel and a
quart cup on it ; to the right, an old log
cabin, under which was inscribed "The
hero of Tippecanoe." It is a relic of the
famous campaign of 1810. Col. Cotton
has the finest collection of Indian imple
ments -we have ever seen, lie has some
two hundred arrow and spear heads.
.Some of them were perfect in proportion
and design. There were some of common
same water power that moves the other! white quartz, others of cloudcdj aud one
of pure crystal quartz, which was probalr
ly the property of some old indian chief
and it. was 'usud only on State occasions.
There were spear heads, tomahawks,
machinery.
During the aftcrnoou we visited the
Crowell gold mine, about 3 miles .distant
from Jdilledgeville. We, found R. M.
Ames, Jr., in charge. He was polite aud
cordial to our party, and very kindly
showed us around, giving the necessary
information, &c. A large amount of very
heavy machinery has been placed in po
sition ; the Holland pulverizer aud a
stamp mill will crush from 33 to 35 tons
of ore per day. In the main shaft they
are using a new machine called a steam
hoister, it is used for the purpose of ele
vating and lowering buckets, its motion
is very rapid and is entirely safe. A huge
60-horse engine ruus the other machinery.
They are also erecting a uumber of sub
stantial buildiugs. Mr. A.mes says that
in about 3 weeks everything will he run
ning iu full tilt. Tnis mine .promises to
fully justify the enormous outlay made
preparatory for its proper working.
A short time ago, Ned Steele, an em
ploye of this mine, accideutly fell against j many huge boulders. tJuit overlook it, aud
you -view it with wonder and astonish
ment. ach wave seems to be a law un
to i tself j completely i generic You see
one irearing its head above its fellows,
another jand a shorter one rushes under it,
opposite phases meet aud down they
come, ruining one-another as they fall.
They rise again, dash off and out of your
sight, artd leave you wondering where
theyf again meet a similar fate. Over
at the other side you seo them rise,
rush forward, as if to gaiu the required
momentum, then leap over a rock that
has dared to obstruct their path. In the
middle, banking themselves up until the
river resembles a loug low mouud. And
so it has done for ages, foaming along its
rocky pathway, lashing itself into a fury
over eveTy obstacle that opposes it. Nor
has this been done without result, for the
river has succeeded indrilliug for herself
inch by Inch, a channel, though imrrow,
yet of certaiuly a great, though unknown
depth. Ihe rocks foriuinir her banks.
bear ou their faces evidence of her powers
yon seo thousands of them cut into all
manner of fantastic and absurd shapes.
This has been done by a strange process,
one requiriug ages of time, unbounded
patience, and multitudes of loose stones.
When the river rises out of her banks,
the water sweeping down through these
rocks Cuds thousands of angles in which
to form eddies, and whirl pools, and there
begius to rtvwle , carrying with it the
small stones, aud in this way the grind
ing process begius. Years roll by, and
wliat was once a boulder of the hardest
stone becomes a mere shell, hollow from
base to erown. Others are penetrated by
numerous holes, meeting at tho bottom.
and forming a chamber with many en- i
trances. We were shown one of the form- j
er classj which measured eighteen feet in
depth, and another that after a good deal
of prohiug with a long pole, we were com
pelled to pronounce, as to us and our
pole, bottomless. One of these rocks is
so placed, that after once starting it, you :
mav keen ui the roekimr i:mti..n hi- ). 1
1. ft - O v.w v HtW J
-:Tl EXHIBIT.. v ':. ; y. ,
Exhibit of the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners of Rowan County.
w me nrst xuonaay in September, A. 1).
1880. Amounts and items audited by the
uoaru to me memoers tnereot:
D. A. Davis, per diem, $30.00
' .-- !J2 days extra service 2100
G. A. Uibgham, per diem 28 OJ
- ! 7 days extra service 14 00
W . M. Kiucaid, per diem 32 00
2 days extra service 4 00
mileage, " 9 00
J. G. Fleming, per diem . 32 00
" 1 day extra service . 200
" i mileage 21 00
D. C. Reid, ! per diem 32 0 )
, 2 days extra service 4 00
" i mileage . 30 UO
II. N. Woodson, Clerk, per diem 32 00
BUSINESS LflfflS.
mortars for cracking corn and a few .queer
shaped balls ; what these last named were
for is not quite clear to the writer.
As our companion had never seen the
Narrows, we induced him to give his im
pressions, whkii will be found quite
vivid.
Between the counties of Montgomery
and .Stanly, nature has perpetrated one of
her most astonishing vagaries. Hiie has
taken five hundred jrards of water coin -pressed
nui iorced it into a rock bound
channel scarcely twenty yards in width.
The Yadkin a by no .means insignificant
stream here seemingly turns on edge,
pluuges over a fall aud dashes madly
down the narrow defile, foalniug, tumb
ling and rushing from sido to side as
if frenzied at the solid walls of rock that
imprison ir. Place yourself on oue of the
$300 CO
The Board was in session 1C days du
ring the year.
Distances traveled by tho Pxiard iu at
tending the! session of the same:
W. M. Kiucaid, 180 miles; .1. G. Fem
ing, 432 miles; D. C. Reid, 720 miles.
H. N. Woousox, ClTc.
August 27, 1880. 4t
y mi musvl. UKO W IUt;S. As i t
is abut time you were getting ready your
compost-heaps, I again offer yon the best
and highest grades of "Acid Phosphate T
ror composting. Call at onca and secure
what you may want. Will nls. have on
intl.th"01d Reliables," "Narass. to
- 1 aciflc"Guantfftnfliir!i".rV,il..r.... -
arties-wantiug the Genuine No. J Peru
vian Guano, will d .'! t t...
orders with me in time. .
August. -4Ui '1830.
J. Alli:x Rrowx..-42:tf,
Just receive J at A. C, IIauius
a fine lot of No. 1. Cigars
and French Candies.
PRICE, CURRENT.
I Corrected by J. M. Kmx a- (;o '
Cottox dull good Middlin
Septa 1880.
Middling
A HELPING HAND.
Drugs of all kinds takeu internally shock
the system and by reaction produce tho
results. Dr. Flagg's Improved Liver and
Stomach Pad aids nature's own way, and
perfect health never fails to follow its use.
Better Times.
The Democrat, New Orleans, La., says:
"Suffering! among such ashavebeeu trou
bled with diseases of kidueys aud liver,
has been perceptibly, better siucu the in
troduction among us of Warner's Safo
Kidney and Liver Cure."
j Miraculous Power.
The Forest and Stream has it : "To pre
serve health use Wnrne's Safe Remedies.
These are:ahuost of Miraculous power in
removing diseases for which recommend
ed. The; wonderful curative qualities
they antnosscssed of arc vouched for liv
us of thousands."
low do .
stains
B.vcox, county, hog round
Butter
Eoqs
CiitcKicxs-pcrdor.es
Corn New
Mral moderate demand at
WiiEATr-good demand t
Ti-ocit best fam.
extra
super.
Potatoes, Irisu
Osions
Lard
Bkeswax
Tai.Loy
BLACKBEKniES
Apples, dried
Sirc.AR
en
PERUVIAN GUANO!
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Persons wishing Peruvian Guano for
WHEAT
pressure of one linger, yet it will weigh I Will do well to call on me on' or before
ve or six ions. Aiiotncr object that came tne isc ot September.
iu for. a share of our attention was the
"Tory Rock House." It is said that here
in the days of tho Revolution, the Tories
would congregate, and form behind its
walls slioot with impunity at the Whigs
on the other side. The fisheries which
were hco valuable, have been rendered
comparatively worthless by reason of the
obstructions in the river at the State
line.
VVe witnessed these things five or six
days ago, we have have not forgotton
them yet, but we are n ot going to bother the
readers of the Watchman anymore, just
at present; but when weire "clapped
back" wo will respond.
Ang.43, 18S0. J. s. McCUBBINS.
MARRIED.
In this county Septemler, 1st. 1880, by
W( M. Kiucaid, Esq., Mr. Tobias Len
uiii x JUUiJiir i.
IP YOU WISH
Your Watches and
Clocks, Sewing Maehines.&c.
Repaired by a good, cheap and responsible
workman plense leave them with Messrs.
Jvliijtz iM Uendleman, Salisbury, N. C
45: ly
R. L. BROWN.
B5M.A.SIMM0NS'
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CURES
Indigestion,
Biliousness,
GlOK HEADA0H
COSTIVENESS. t
Oy&pepsia,
f.m in
.VEGETABLE
a,
if i wm
21 VI Fr1
CURES
Lost Appetite,
Sour Stomach,
Foul Breath,
Low Spirits,
CNLARpM T Of
6PLEEN.&0..
MED
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WBfr
In Thirty Tears the Oldpst, nnd only SpnuineSimmouB'
Medicine now in Market. rrepnriiJ onlv ty Simmon i
Hatpks, 2810-12 Clark A v., St. I.ouis, fin., sucfessors
to M. A. Simmons, M. D. rut up in 2'c. and 1. bot-tlei-aiid
pack.iges. Sold by nil nruggisu.
CARS
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JOll
GREAT
5 IPO
New Electric Light
Animal Conservatory, Aquarium, and
STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS
SITION
Show.
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AVlSl llf, A SALISBURY, Tuesday, Sept. 21st.
fS&Zi 3&?ll? ? SS5i '(lffT ThimHpnifircntly aj.poinled MODEL MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT invites
-A'ri &$-&$hJ& criticwm and challcngs nmijwrison. There is nothing hnlf so varied and coinpre-
px:t!r-t f f ;Xtt'S' I K&ALi&jSii ' -;ft- l"ve on the rotd. Everything about it SPlti-SPAN NEW. It is in no sense one
y-V- ' At& 'X '4$' kMA of 11,6 ohU'" rnT Aows of the past. Mi. is organized on a SCALE OF IM-
tW X "VX-V &WTO?M JfEXSITY ''it11" nPi- KVBKY ACT AND FEATURE A NOVELTY.
' Jh2hJ''A $ jSsnw "A The catire SERIKS OF VAST PAVILLIONS brilliantly illuminated with the new
mV:AA 1 WiSXMfpS Brush Electric LiKht, in many resects preferable to the
'&T;'' AVn' v fiX'vi ,a specially contracted teiMn engine of many hcre pomer, for te gne- ia ii'
- , i" . 1 f" gtefFr$ .rfWh3"ration of electricity, and many mimis of ixsclated vtirk, illaminating all eurroun-
A , -rl ; - I" 'X- 1 ' . " A'S IPVAK'A C ,S"'?..i',r"fdine oh.jts with ft mellow, but unsurpassinpW brilliant light, equaling in in-
" invUJ 'A1 "w' . ' " '' tensity the noonday pun, a RADIUS OF HALF ALEAOUE. The engine used in t
- '"-Jli u y; iiZJ27ttrJl'' connection with this light was constructed especially for this purpose, by the Fitch- -J f
" hnnrh Steam Engine Company, of Fitchburirh.iSiaxs. " 4 52
XIIK IGGIT TVI BEST EXTEiNSIVE nnd LNCOMPAHAIILE t ii
TrouD8'of ArBnic.yBiBDrmos. p i jm m ms m mm
B I YF7n W- lk?ffc Ar-. YV7 SX-v IfH h-i
,104
10
78
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910
J 20
55QC0.
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rr(2i.io
2.75
. -2.50
- 50
; 50
30
45
2021
5
6
1012i
WINSTON TOBACCO MARKET.
WiXdTOsr, N. C, Sept. 9, 1830.
Lugs, common dark
Lugs) common bright,.. ..-..-
Lngs, good bright,. .....j.
Logs, fancy bright,
Leaf, common dark,
Leaf, good dark
Leaf, common bright,
Leaf, good bright
Wrapper?, comVnon bright,..
Wrapper?, cood bright,
Wrapper.", fine bright,
Wrappers, fancy bright,
i. $.50 $5.f0
....o.OO (-. 6,00
.....7.00 fv S.fiO
...12.00 (ji, 18 (tO
... 5.00 Af? 0.(0
... 7.00 (Vft 8.00 '
... 0.00 H 7..0
.10.00 H 12.50
...12.50 p,-.(K
-.25.00 (4- 30.00
....35.00. ( 50.00
...50.00 ($. 75.00
St. Louis 3Iarket quotatioiis.
Prices given are for goals ntxnirci cars or boat
ready for sMpmrni u Uesalna-tlon. ,-
i)o;u. as
...... Per bbt. 15 E0
..Per 10. sv
Mess Pork...
Dry Suit shoulder...
" -Clear lilli Sides.
" " Clear SUleh "
IUoon siKinji'.-rs. ,
Clear KibSldfS "
" I'Wr sidi-r r
Hams Plain -.
" Canvused
Lanl. :j. .,
MessHeef IVr bbl. It
Flour Kxtra F.hk j s
" Choice ' - 5
" rajully -. " s
line .-. -i
Corn Meal a
firtts
Corn White in Hulk ....Pirbo.
" Hacks
" ' Mixed lu bulk..
" '"Sucks
oat. Mixed in Hulk
" Sacks
Prices on Hoist s. Mul.ts, Wagons, Machinery FarnT
Implements, Pk-id until; rass Seeds etc., given. on
application. - ,
Wm. K. PHICE & CO.
St. Louts, Mo.
CONDENSED TIMJ
HORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
TRAINS (iOlNG EAST.
Date, May 15, ivo.
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! No. 17, No. 43, No. ,
lUlly ex,
j Dully. Diillr. Hundar.
A .! a.ia
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7 31 '.'
S la
8 iU "
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1 1 W
!2illp ui
4 j p.m.
5 54 "
; "
7 7 "
fittita.m
In uo
a p.m.
IBM
11 41 a.m.
Son -
Leave Chariot to
" Salisbury
High Point -Arrive
aUireeu.sboro
Leave (reeiil)oit) j
Arrive al Hlllsboro
Durham i
" HalelgU
Leave " 3"
Arrive at Goldsboro j ci
No 47 Connects at Saiisbiy wMh W. '. It. 11. for
all points in Western North Cirlina, dallv except .
Sundays. At OifenslH.urt with the It. & D.'ltaUroud
ror all jMjlnts North, Kilst and Ueu. At Uoldgboro
W. & W. H:iHrr;id tor Wilmington.
Nv 45 connects at (tit enslMro ith the . A JX
ltallrjiid fur all points North, Kast and West.
TRAINS GOING WEST. -
No. 41. I No. 42. I Xo.S.nMllr
Di:te, May 15, lssa. DaUy. Iially. ex.Xuudi '
lA-ave t;reeusljiro
io io a.in. ;a p.ia.!
l 25 p.m. 10 45 " ........
a 4i " ; I 7 cw a.
m.
J 9 19
. , 11 7
3 44 p. M.
XIIK IGGIT .Vrsi BEST
h ri a ni h
Ever assembled in the universe, introducing none bnt absolute novelties in the Ring.
50 Great Dens and Cages
Fre3h
and
ot e:
Male
mis i
pni
ttlcnnflft l-'M(iO!.- Or..nf ;:ih'.iri PI. tvh Vrhlfj A iv i Pi". VtlClts. ROYAL YAK. The 11 ARTBEEST.
CABIA BAH A, OB WATER HOti. LIVING EGYPTIAN CROCOOH.E. 20 f EST LONG. African and Col
orado Antelopes, Toonab, Kun and Sloth Bear?, at;d AN KNDLt.sS ( OLLECTIOX of all H e rare Beast?,
Birds and Reptiles known to Natural L'lstory, Just added at an expense ot ?lu,(a)0 the cnty
TAMAKOSR, OS ANT BEAR, captivity.
this Sprinar from the workshODS ot the best builders in America, all ot new nn 1 beautirui ger.ign.
especlallv eonstrncted with a view to superiority and elegance. 1 he elaborately crvt a iat-Miii.iv?
Mluct Animals, Birds and Reptiles on the cujres v.-r.l Dearerlttcat exarelnottftn. 1W STAR ARTISTS
and Female, from the 1 r. Kiiuctrlan and Cytrt.lc cstaMisi-.iuents the world has pnv.tuceii un-
find rare LIONS OFTHE SA, SbKW SUrflVTRA RHINOCEROS L
oiuurs hTtvvvvft sxr i.T.V.Vi? w'.lir. 1II)1N tJYNOCKPAALt.S Baboon,
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING Two perfonnanccs Bnily. Dccrs open at 1 and 7 T.M- k
A HER D OF MONSTER ELEPHRNTS !
Trained differently from any In existence, an-l faihraTlns; every known speel?, from the tiny yearling
to the most stupendous mule. A comjrc!ifnslve coltit-tior: of
EUCATED iSTIMLS!
Tli most complete and exhaustive ACADEMY OF BUTTE SCHOLARSever established.
agnificent Novelty Parade
This GRAND SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY STREET PAGEA! ': will be an acceptable Innovation on
:he old-fashioned Show Parades of the past. All Its adjuncts, accessories and aprxarrThients are spick
span new, all glinting with the she n and glitter of virgin burcLsli gold. Every tbjecU as it pass-
he beholder, a novel and pleaMng surprLse. The extendCil roilnue of Cages, Dcas, Vans end CkartoLs
ire mastrplcced of the most elaborate wrt:ra4r.shlp, acd wni bear a much clOKer ti.-saer ;-tion than can
e gained, aa they pass along the streets. Every Csge is a ttudy in itself, and vlsit.rs Inside the canvas-
.vJU find them to be qilte as much an attraction. tLc myriad curiosities that our celo.isaJ canopies
j Tlia pipe Pany Ctariats; flraws ty half a hiM Sletiani Posies,
- nrtriarness, manufactured cf Russian Leather, and mriiiitcd with eciu: gold; he new and Qcitly Uens
iid Lairs; the Eleph&nUi, Camels and rroincdarles. ail elegantly caeilt oncd; with the si lendid rtinue
i Ring Horses. Ponies, Mules, etc., all magnificently costumed ; with Banners waving, Flags and Eia
)emsfiylng, formlngtogetber a pageant mor grand and Lnposlng In Its multitudinous ra titty of attrac
S:pna than
The Famans Histcrieal PapaEts Eopt.
Arrive at KatelgU j
Leave :
Arrive at, Durham' " 4 3a
lllllnboro o iifl
" (ircensboro 7 50
Leave " i s ' r, if, ,i.m
Arrive High Point ' 65 ).T30
" Salisbury io io s 15 I
Charlotte Ml p.ta 11 17
No. 4s 'ontieeUi at fircenslxjroTlhSnlein Brncli.
At Air-Line Junction with A c. A. L. Kallroad to
a,l iK)ints .mth and s.nit huest. At CharMre with
the c. C. i A. Kallnad for all rw.tnts south South
cast. At Salisbury with YV. N. c. KuilroaU, dallr.
except suadays, Tor alt points In Western North
Carolina.
No. 42 Connect at Alr-I.lne Junction with A. &
C. A. L. HallroTl for all points South and South
west. TIMIi TABt.K
WESTERN H. G. RAILROAD
i aice nTi Kiituruay, July U, z. p.m. issh.
G01X WEST
I.IAVK.
l 30 r. x
11 ft
CulNU EAST
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Suiikl)tiry
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F.!inwrK)d
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Catawba
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Cnnova
Hickory
Icanl v
MHVaiiton
ilen Alpine .
lirltl-e-.v j?er .,
Marlon
....Old Fort
florirv ;
... Hi.ick Mountain.. r
'ooier's
Sunnnnnoa
Head of Hoad...
dT"Trali:.s run d :lly. Sundays eycei.f el
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"ACOEN COOK STOVE."
WILLIAMS BROWN .
If the i-'-it-ivo sk- of this ce1tlrafed
Cook Siovf mi. .'i.k , a;e j. irg off like Lot
caV. . ... A - r7.tf
Easle SutlflH Gir Tor-Sale. A:
tit r!ef siatted Iiave .1 wcnn4l ttil
CT2:OtI CIW which they
wui ii clienp. l.'i.'ftft wi.sliitia ;to Tnr-
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