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plmnre! of Li f c. : , UeUUa JH r ihe rtjr lie should go, and
Pjg )8 -sQ.wnjo.n feajtJuns f
Tke QrltJ is Hk. Jantera
fjen years convert fins populatiou of
n1ionlt uitrt man and women, the
young it fathers and " matrons
make and mar fMrtune, and bury
f. f.L u.Mt!A lm( Attn I
and
Twenty years convert infants intof, heea wmjng' for Jilni,' know-
Joyerv fathers and mothers deeide
pienVfjrtunes anaidisticfltiiins, con-
vert active inieflT an wotnen into
prawliig drivelers, anil bury all pre-
peding:generations. f '
Thirty years raise an active genera-
ion frdm nonentity,' change
fa&nna
f ing"; beauties into bearaole
,: , i
old wo-
wen, convert loyers into groudtatn- die in the attempt. i
rs;andry thj active generation, lVe bet ten dollars that he can't,
ir reduce them to depreptitude and f one of die group to the al
fabecitity." i : dermanas he came to a halt.
Forty years, alas change! the face Whyt he must be a fool V replied
pf all society, v Infants - are ;growthg the official, as he looked from the man
pld, the bloom of y yoijtli and beauty to the hay, - v -: -lias
passed .away, twa active genera I can't. eli?L!querried the, con-
tions have been swept from the stage
pf life, names once cherished are for-
fame have started from the exhaust-
Imi xaeimU nf niitnre. i '
v I r
AtlCf MHIIl 1OJO; I
- - T I
In TTrlrrliall fTIiriatl-irl UfritM Of nl
, i. . . i
came tpe? his observation. ' Cuming
tVnm a rpiiaiotift maimer sometime I
L 'JL r rtK;i;tv ttnl int
re, v. ..v.-...v wrrv. .
a private circle of friends one "of
t . " . . . f ..
fall na lohi-kiif vmir con whn tlirrl ml
r" r. t "
Africa.' L
' jis )qr4sl)ip narratetj the follow-
?nrr incident ? , i
Car boy was the darling of his
inothtr and his lather's fayopfe
.il" i w ii i i i i
. i a j i o ' u
But he left usf and went to South
4 i in i ?
Afnca, AV hen Ije Ie us he yas mi-
ponveVted, and this was oqr ebief sor
row. He had not- been Jong in Africa
vheu we receiyptj a letter to the fol
lowing effect:
'My J)E4i? Father: You will be
erry to hear that J have niet an ac
pidenti J am unable to write much.
The doctor hopes that in a day or
Jwo I shall be better, I will let yon
jcnow.ina day or two, it I am able
'O.' said he. 'if there had oul
Leeo in. itone sneh expression as 'by
God providence or if the Iord
VriU.'t !
, JluUhere was no recognition of God;
andl the father grieved lest his son
fhuW die in' the unconverted state
B Which he left home
Time rblletl on and another letter
17 i UnAt Alffir ll
lnt the had writing was different. It
h.' d'' L Ka wriiion Kir th nl,v
turned out to bo written by the phy-
.inian) Th fiubstanee of - the letter
1 - " . i
I -I r.n... . -
v lujivnoi .
Yur lordshin will be irrieved to
iW ,i;wi lw K- I
Jiear that your son died by the acci-
j - !.i.:a i.- : i.
r " j
Jctter, II lingered Jut a few days,
le suffered greatly.' i
lmii ui ww ii 11:11 Mir: itriru tzxa b aim idni
SAWW i Wheu J reaa
that (letter J.tuok it away with me
anq ima tt aown betore tlie lard ami
. pa,d Absalom, my son, piy son I
would God that I had died for thee,
lay son, my son ! 1 dared not hand
t)p letter to his rtliny rokefi-l
iearted, fqok it to God, aud after -
ward told it to bis mother. -But there
ras. jnot a word of God, or -Provi- Tuesday evenig on i "Hard pan and stringent anti-dueling bill in that lo
(3ence, in the letter, and wa briog- the New Yfk U", instead of devot- dy, which he will endeavor to press
' l!-; " i a- il i r : I- .'. . .'' ;- ' - . . i-i il 1 Ti .1 Jl '.l
nj gray naira wau gorfqif iq me ing & cqiqmn ar - ftp .10 ,nis arjaress, inrougu. n pioYiues me ueaui jen
prave; Tfelt as if . sljqqli iper lift grou ps - together h is': opiculated apho- ally fur any person who shall-kill an-
pp my bead again. '
X lew weeks, qgujn clpseo fhen
third Jettpr wiis brough, Mr-was
jiibetgntjally tins j -.j
'Yoqr IpfsJiip will grieve tQ Ipgrrmf you can get no more,...
pf the death qf your su. The mqnjenH
I heafd flfhj illness I resorted o
bedside wljefp found j qui) iij
the
He
deepest atrijety about bis squl.
was iiauoriug qnqer a sfntse on
gttilt a deep load of sin. I noiQte4 1
Jinf to theUIying Lamb; told Jjiqj of
fhajotte Sacrifice the one vipur;!
and ypur lordship will be delightef
o know Uat on the day before his
.Ueparturc ljght broke iin upon his j
fwfrt ... . r -rrjoiuiiig iu bu 1 qi pfiucipies ana goou conuuet, auumaue at u,e g""ic woikb iu resier
forgiven. IJii last wdnls were these : I you-will be men of good uanic and I Iy Rhode Island. It is 13 feet and
rrjlen roy Jt)& that I die In Jesua
ana thai f ihall jneat him in Iieaven.'
li.s lordhn after tell iugi. this af-
i04n I evcrdqijbf my4od agsin ?
Cap Xoqbt;lui: prqmispsr i have
alwayf JtI.MrpaWl,pmi
is4 If ye gliiill sk; anything in ir y
name, x w -rj?ff-filf a
fccJing Biorynieu tno -tears trom rnn.afieF humbugs. He has the ma- the t
around to his auditqry in that private sood farmer is better ihnn n The
.mrple, paid : . i . poor dqetor. a Rood horseshoer is bet- lMe of
... i . .
rbeu he Aa old lie will not depart
from it Christian Workman,
Au Aldcrniau'tf ; Great Sorrow.
There is an alderman in Detroit
who knows a bale of hay w lieu he
sees it as well as nay man living. He
was passing up. Michigan avenue the
other day, when! he came across a
mail . irrniltl of- friends. Ther had
ing that .he would pass ,j, that way
about fo rheyere standing
near a-ale of hay marked 2 10
(M)()I1 aud beside the bale stood a
flat-chested, sliniwaisted, ciusurrip-
ttve-looking youth of 20 summers,
wha kent ! itnittinp on his hands and
----- x-- -i -
caymor li would shoulder the bale or
Uuraptive. Vou; idasn't, nut up $10
that I cau't slioulder this 'ere hay and
Nothing but chain-lightning could
ttnv hat tlu- mnvpmonti at tlmt nl-
Idermanl in .pulling out an 'X' and I
, . I 1 . I I.
t I . f m H a. h.iida a m of. v I
JittvllJg jii tic iMtiiua i m oiana- i
1.1.1 WI."-1L!, mJ.AL
. S - I
autuuiivc sinii uii mo iiauup.Biiituiuci-
The
I vug BXac auu iwa 7 tv i n
Ami f 4l a o Kl aimi na frknrvtiA wia lit 1
j I
8and hia eyes could lave be;n
: M
"J"' w"k"
turned to the curb! dropped the bale
T . li !. I' ...1. tr,.v..1 I
" I
ih official as consciousness finallv re-Uf
turned.
He walked up to the bale, gave it
d
T T"t V f. t 7 .
n"T r -r -
cot reu uiear uuck io ine couar-oui-
ton. and walked off without a word,
. -.. . t
The consumptive was only half a day
... .. 1 . i , . ; . ...
fixing tip the sham bale with sticks
and papers and a little hay, and $10
is good pay for half a day's work.
Peiroit Free Press,
The True Style of Spe&king.
On the whole. When one a man is
master of himself aud of his materials,
the rule that can b given him is
forget style altogether, and to think
TllB more the rnind is intent on the
realiiy, tire simpler, troer, more tell
ing the style will be. The advice
which t be great preacher gives for
conduct holds not less for all kinds
of writing: 'Aim at things, and your
words, will be- right without aiming.
Guard against Uve of display, love of
7 -cau.ug
what Vou say, and aying what you
m - t .
mean.' When a man who is full of
ux. ...u:
ma suujwd aiivi iiui uwiureu ins iiuw
J . l .. 1 .
ers ot expression sets Himself to sieak
Li... - i
. .
there is in him of streneth or sweet-L
- .. " - .
m a u a. a. i
ucsn, wi uigiin v ur graw, ui uuuiur or
pathos, will find its way out naturally
into his language. That language
wiJl bo true to the man himself. Free
fro(n . self-cousciousness. free from
mannerism, it will bear the impress
0f whatever is best in lira indi viduali
ty. Shairp.
EVf Uoebt. Cqli.yer made, an
address to the graduates of the Pack-1
lard iiusinpss Institute in New York,
nsras in the fullowing effective style:!
"Any kind of an. honest job is bet-
Iter tlrti-B0 JotiilA'V'' '
fTake a dollar a !day for your, work I
man's best friends aro his ten I
fingCT?
yleq t evil days jcorae,as evil days j
will, nq pau Cfterves the title of gen
fieman ji i)p qqes not taice nonest I
of tQ rpgrdless of social in-
fluenpesJ r: . N .
" When cqqntry boys come to the
city, if tftey will Jold on to the old
seet ways,- they can defy the world.
".ecp your grip on the hard pan I
good fortune. . .
- When V boy fills a Jiouse with
bugs he is ijll fight, provided he don't
ter than a bwihop who preaches-ser-
mons that nobpdy:wants U hear.
IA gooaay's work of; what yon
can let do ts the hard pan to which
-r
. -
l HU' come.
"Society says one thing, and nature
ova millpr. ." . " -,-'t , v ' I r
"Work is good medicine.
"Only those who make clean money
and do clean things win success.
"The honest man who dies poor is
rich if he only holds his own.
Sleep eight hours put of the twen-
iv.fniir ft three meals a d&v. and I
v -r . , . ... " . I
waiK Oil me sunny mue ui nc vuj . .
"Have a reserve force that will
come out when you need it.
V "Don't wind np the solemnity of
courting a girl with pj-ayer."
Greasing' the Sea.
The expression "to pour oil on the
troubled waters" is geheraly retarded
as a metaphor or figure of speech, il-
lustrating the action of some persua-
si ve peacemaking,. softening the an.
ery passions of contending disputants,
On the other hand, the modifying in-
fluence of oleaginous liquids uiwn the
waves was long ago demonstrated as
etiontiti f.it. ili nuinrtml
gales would probably have been kept
in subjection ere now on the high seas
but for the uncertainty of the weather
aud the estimated expense of oiling
f I
Biscay. It would appear, however,
that the aentlenien of Perth' has a.dv-
ed the problem of economy as applied
.1 j .1 . .1 p
r ww o tl rw I li ri enn Mint I lut tn
iu gtcooiiig mv ovu, auvi mat in iiiciu-
r .
liuiuuiuaincir lulling iAib.i 9uuk;icih
supply of oil to nullify the rigors of
tli ftornoor At? Inn a A - I Aitn
v
temporary states that a series of ex
: i i :
r"Hlcu iyic,.v WhC" rww
the North Harbor. Peterhead, .with
the most satisfactorv , results. The
: i . i 1 1 i r.. 1 1
ml nA ,L- fl,.n m H,n lwtm nf
the harbor while a gale was blowing.
Presently the oil was released, and,
"uaiI,' lv l"F l"c ra..iS u.-
as"i")a'"
as a coi
As a consequence of this experiment,
it is tho
, ,
PeYth tl
. .
lought in the neighborhood of
uit oil can be laid on con tin
uously by pipes to the bars of all cx
posed harbors, so as to enable vessel
to gain port in safety in the midst of
the most violent hurricanes. The in-
ventioti would be invaluable if appli
ed to the Channel passage in dirty
weather. Day by day we are taught
that there are no bounds to the con
quests of science over nature, and now
that we can oil out the ugly wrinkles
of the stormy ocean we need not de-
!pa'r ooner or crf
to wtirin the North Pole with other
wise waste steam, and fertilize the
Great Desert by artificial irrigation.
London Telecranh.
Origin op "Blanket." In the
reign of Edward the Third there were
at Bristol three brothers, who were
enlinentcioti,iersaiul wtM)!eI1 Weavers,
n , . f .. D, .'
an" "Osq family name was Blanket,
ri i .
r,,ey were the first persons who man-
.. r .. 1 1 a .it . .
ufiictured that comfortable material
... . . , ,, , .
wh,ch has cver s,nce been iled by
their name, and which was then used
, . . . ..
lor peasaiu s cioininrr. At tne same
period all the brewers and bakers
mn. nA
'
gau to engage in these occupations it
WAS tlintltrlit sit fitrsincrn llnf l!iv vvnro
a 0- ...... j -
11 1 K 1 I I
laneu lueu urewt-rs uuu nieu uaKers.
Scottish American Journal.
tn Anti-Dueling Bill.
Col Edward MeGraw a IphIIho-
voi. Xtuwaru j.ucvjrarf a leading
member of the South Carolina House
(of Representatives, lias introduced a
other in a duel, or shall inflict a
wound from whicli any person shall
die. within- the space of six months
from such wounding. Another sec
tiou provides that whoever shall car-
ry. a challenge to fight a duel,
or be present at a duel, shall
be imprisoned in the penitentiary for
two years aud fined, the amounts of
me nne 10 ue nxcti uy ine iegisia-
ture. A very strong anti-dueling
Ueutiment'seenis to be developing in
South Carolina.
Pbepabixo to Die. Hon. Sam-
uel lilden has had a monument
4 'inches high, and 9 feet and 4 inches
by 7 feet and 4 inches in size at the
base, and. made of blue granite. From
an roomers rise columns, on which
cap suriuouuted by a cross.
name-"iiiueu appears on oie
the base in polished letters.
The volume of everythim in life
depend on its power to -lead us to
God by the shortest road. F. W.
I 5
iFttfter.
.... . -
' iHMMBIMBMBLi
Mr. Bcecher RPveH Jils Colore-
. ' . .. . .1 I ... !.,'
Among the attendants at the: Sun
day morning services in J Plymouth
church ijras General Grant, who, in
company with Senor Romero, sat in
II. B. Claflin'a pew. General Grant
Aiitamd tVta .-.liiiiv.li nKr.nt trir minntaa
.. i . . i
betore inc. service began. ! ins pres-
ence was booh noticed, and the whis
pered announcement went; fronv pew
to pew, and soon he became the cy
nosure f all eyes. At the close of
the services lie sat down to wait until
the audience had gone out, but so
great was the desire to see hint that
naruiy any one went our, ami tnose
who did so passed around to the; rear
door in order to see the distinguished
visitor ly.-uer. as mere eeemea no
prospect pi the ciiureii being emptied,
plr. lieecher remounted the plattorm
desired the audience would) pass
out. lie addetl :
"A special service can be hart it you
wish to worship a man. This is a
house forj worship of God."
At this General Grant
rose,:
and
started 'down the aisle. The crowd
of prsoiis then gathered in front of
the cnnreii. and an waneu uniu ne
was driven away in his
There was HO Other demonstration.
N. Y. Tribune,
Vice stings us, even in our pleas
ures, but) virtue consoles us, even in
our pains. Oofton.
Falsehood, like poison, will gener
ally be rejected when andniinistered
alne ; but when blended with whole
some ingredients, may be swallowed
tin perceived. Whately.
The mind always influences physi-
; . I.AI!.-
ca ueailu- 111 w nra.o.
one must ue inoruiiy jiiiu nnu gtww.
Uonsciousness ot sin always uepre-
eiates the strength of bodily func
tions.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
ROWAN COUNTY.
IXTHESfPE
KIOU COLUT.
Alfred Goodman and
others, IVff.
Againrt
Noah Goodman and
others, De"'fa,
1- Summons fur Relief.
Petition to ell Land for Partition.
Upon the affidavit filed it in ordered by the
Court that publica'.ion be made in the Caroli
na Watchman for six Riiccefive weeks, notify
ing Abraham Goodman, John Kller, James
hller, Mary P. hller and Grant Kller, Defen
dants, who are non-reoidanU of this Stale, to
appear at the olhce ol the ( lerk of the Superi
or Court, for the County of Kowan on the 10th
day of December. 1880, and answer thecoin-
plaint, a copy of which will be deposited in
the office of tbe Clerk of the Superior Court of
aid county, within ten days from the date of
this summon, and let them lake rotioe thai it
they fail to answer the said complaint within
that time, the Plaintiffs will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand, this 16ih da? of Oc
toler,.1880. J.M.IIorah, C. S. C.
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Fee Simple Deeds. Deeds In Trust, Mortgage .Deeds, CommfssionewV lrJg ' gi '
t i irnrMnM "Piiriii f!ontnicts. Marnaire and Confirmation r. cni
nitillcra Entries. Mid tarious other
- ' . WATCIIMAK OFFICE
SALE NOTICES,
Administrators, executors, commissioners, sheriffs, constables, agents, &c., are advised t
call on us for printed sale notices. It is certainly great injustice to owners f0 tZ!v
their property at public auction without first giving ample notice of the sale. ! ftf
quircments of the law on the subject every body knows are insufficient. Proper?- "
rlnllnr or two soent in advertU;n : . .v :
i !4 j j. vain. W
savcu auu ujaus ! Miiug Mm -
ITOTIOSD POP. POSTIITG
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Fruits, Candies,
Cigars, Books,
Pictures, And
Picture-Framea
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HARDWARE
wiiEnr YOU WAXT
HARD WAR E
At Low Figures
Call on the undersigned at No. 2, CJrnnit
D A. AT WELL.
S.ilisbnrv .N. C. .TnneS
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ItowAX County In the Superior Court.
Richmond Peahsox
and John M. Cloud,
Agsiinst
A. II. Boyden, individually and
as Ex. of Nathaniel Boyden, N.
A. Boj-den. John A. Boydtn,
Coluiubia Boyden and Willie
Summons
for
Relief.
IlMle.
It apncarinjj to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Columbia Boyden and Willie
Hal", of the defendants alove named, are
non-residents of this State and cannot after
due diligence le found: It is ordered that
publication Ik; made for six successive weeks
in the Carolina Watchmtn' published in
Salisbury North Cufo'ina, notifylnir said de
fendants to be and appear before tlie .Iudire
of our Superior Court at a Court to be held
for the County of Rowan, at the Court
House in Salisbury, on the Uth Monday after
the 4tli Monday of September. 18S0. -and
answer the complaint which will be deposi-
teti in ine omce or me oierK oi tne Superior
Court of said County, within the first three
days of said Term; and let the said Defen
dants take notice that if thev fail to answer
the said complaint during the Term, the
Plaintiff will 'apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the tin plaint.
2d of Oct., lbm J. M. Hon ah.
no.jl:Gw. C S. Qr.
AHD SPERMATORRHEA.
lnble Discovery and New Dennrtnrs hi MM.
vL?SteJ,c',a n"",'T nd posiUwly eifccttvti
aifortbepodr and prmaoeat Cure of Semi,
nal miaaipns and Impotency liy tbe only trua
l?.tr!,S''ctln "Ttipp, and Merting
Its pocifio lnaoenco on tha Seminal Vcsiclea. Ej.-v;-UlaUiJ7Di'.cU'
Prostata Gland, and Urethra. l'h9
of ibo Eemedf is attended With no pain or Incon
woiaooe, aud does not Interfere with (the ordinary
f"u',U WS i quickly dlxmlred aad soon tb
!?flr:'iP"iduelns.t.n la'"'lle soothing and restor
auve eaact upon the sexual and nervous orvaniza
;!fa!iWr5S'c?1 from oW-'no nd excess, stoppina
the drain from the system, restoring tbe mind to
5RiK?dund mtm2FJ' "5;oU- b Dimness
V Bt. Nervous Debility. Con fun Ion f ideas.
Aversion to Bocipty. otc, etc, and the appearand
of premature old a pre uTOally accomrujing thU
trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual Vigor, where
H hu been dormant for years. This mode of treat
ment Has etood the tt la rcry serore cases, and is
r pronounced success. Brum a.n Inn mnoh
frSr k"4! f"b'?' anJ mo J n bear Wit
ifl!!. Ii bu.tt.le, Lf, ? Permanent irood. Ther
la no Ijonsense about this Preparation. Practlcalob-
m "'ol eruaraate that it
n has been la reneral uee, we have thousands of testl-
to
re
5I?5- ,???", alondlti now conceded hy tho
Medical Profeminn 1a th. m.t - i -M I
tirlS1 ..recJiF and nn th ery prevalent
trosbl that is well known to be the cause of untold
misery to so many, and upon whom quacks prey with
their sseless nostrums snd big fees. The Remedy
s put up in nest boies of throe sires. No. l.fenouii
tolast a month,) S3 ; Na. ft, su2ii cnt to effect a per
aianent cure, un!es In s-cre ca-tts.) S5; No. 3.
(Ukting over three months, Kill stop emihsiens and
Wftore Tit'or In the oil cskmO 7. Spnt hymsU.
Bo.imi.ia i pisia wrappers. -uu DIRECTIONS for
usln win accompany RACK JMxT
U th ntmt Hitt-pfieat that thry rot tut
ee- ajfeettxl. tialtl UXL. i by J
nAKKIS REMEDY CO. MF"i CHEMrSTSL
v. MarketandStliSU. Qj. LouiS. Mo.
A -w sod coorlcte criliK to urnriu c
roataiatBC Chapter sa A Compete Wnrntm.
hwd, S.ltctios of wir,Tdencea of Vims-
tn. TT$' HSFtM$ABT,.1.n. sust. iu.
BLUE STONE, i or Host ii
Wheat. For Sale at
J. H Enniss'-
Outfit furnlsheil free, with full Instructions
for conduct ing the most nrontable business
toat anyone can eag.ise la j Tbe business
Is so easy to learn, ana our Instructlons a!
jample and plain that anyone can make Meat pro
iS e XZ 8tart- Ny one cau r who is will
r5..!?rt' Woainareassuccisrurasmen. Boys
?2&T)? earn lare 8Ums- Many have made at
thebTuaness over one hundred dollars Id a Kindle
week. Nothing like u ever known before. Ail who
2SSaRi?PB 8Ur?r ftt the ease and rapfiHtv with
which they are able to make money. Vou i can en
Ra?e in this biwlns durln-your Bpare time at Kreat
FPn do nof have 10 lnvest Pltal la It - We
take all the rUk. Those who neel readj ? money
should write to us at once. AU f urnlshed fre A.
H:l & C J AuTlsta. Maine.
BONDS
To make Title to Land, and Laborer and
BLANK ADMINISTRATOR'S
S4LE NOTICES
. For Sale at this Office.
1 ePbe
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. "- "1 ' ""P"enu, Birroay, Advice to Bride.
ll U ml "PriTate Medioal Adyiser- mi dZtxZ, '.
trV ""P"r' iwiUot. sl os wILabBW-lbs
rf;w a. l . afUral - , , , ...... 1 J
W - : ,
10
forms for sale at the - i
fiirnish Rule notices nrnnintlw ti
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LAND PPTSS"
Home Fertilizer!
THEO. F. KLUTTZ.
HAS JUST ItECEIVED A CAlt-LQAD
4-OF
Celebrated Home Fertilizer ! ! 1 1
The Chemical for makinsr 1 Tnn Will I :
nold for U, or 200 lbl. of CottOtt in
priced,
the pneer I reler to the following Wfcll kno.J
gentlemen, who ued it lalnesw.n on cotioan.
John V. Jiarrineer, Jan. Ii. G.btKin v i
Walnon, TUo. (J. 'aiKn, R. T. Cnwan W? tt1
Meareii, A. Tail, J. O. Cattble. J. F. F Hi7,T
E. C. Lenlz, S". J M. Drown, and many othrn! I
Call earljr for your pnppli.-s antl save inonev i i M
T. F. KLtJTTZ, Druggi,t.
GARDEN SEEDS!
X FULL SUPPLY OF M
Bulst's Celebrated Garden Seeds.
KEMEMIIEKTIIAT- . 1
B UIST
. w a i J
is me only feoea-u rower '
who W AMI AXT8 Ma Seeils. Look at
every pnier of Fery's; Iaiiflrct'hV, Siblcj'i
&c., &c., and see if you find any rnrruai
upon them, lie ware of worthies, nn
waiTanted connnissiou Seed, nmlcouiet
KLUTTZ'S for Dnist's which are Marrau.
ted fiesh nud 'eiinine. i
THEO-F. KLTJTTZ, Druffriit 1
20:1 v. . 68 T
Fniit Jars !
Fruit Jars ! I
Jiist receivetl a Nice lt of
MASON'S IMPROVED
HALF GALLON AND QUART
Jars for sale At KXXISS'.
ia.tr ;
Machine Gil,
Tanner's Oil, -Terpentine
and Varnish'
At
EXNISS,
TURNIP SEED!
TURNIP SEED!!
Just Received .
A Large StiK-1 of Fresh and Genuine'
Turnip Seed
of Different Yarn ties at -
- ENNISS' :
SMITH'S WORM OIL
Athens, Ga., Febrna r r 22, 1 878.
Sir: My child, fi ve.vears old,liadymt
of worm. I trie. ealnfr! and t iher Worm
Medicine?, hut failed to expel any. Seeinf"
Hain't, certificate, I got a vial of your Worm
Oil, and the first doe brought forty wrjj
and the second dose, so many were pawed I
not count them. S. II. Adams. .
Prepared hy Dr. E- S- LYNDON, m
Athens, Gft
For Sale by Dit. T. F. KtUTTZ
. .Salisbury, X. C
Anil Druggists general. 2j:Iy.
ATTENTION
TTENTION '
SMOKERS!
MOKERSl
'AshcvilJe's Girl of The West, ...
"Sitting IIulP rcceivcJ to-day. . Mr -ftortment
of fine and com mou Cig.
the AVbolesale and Ketairtrade m w
most complete iu town. !
CIGARETTES--Chewing Tobacco
great varieties. i i '
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Mortgage Deeds for sale here
. Also various qtUcr blans, ;,
No Cotton Seed or Stable 'Manure reooirJ I
TliiFertiliru fully eoual t
I i ' -
fO-callHl (iaaiio, and at lew lhn
hi
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