Newspapers / Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.) / March 10, 1881, edition 1 / Page 2
Part of Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
Carolina Watchman. T nurls SDAYi MAKCIMO,' U8h TheXei-dslature did not adjourn on Sat urday, the expiration 61 sixty doyt, but nre l.nllinrr nvnt tht ir own exieiise to finish ur business onlm nil i "Mai tie Tsmae. a srirl of 18. was murdered at Jonesboro, Ark., a few days gt ly.l bers who ransacked the house.; She bad been left alone to keep the house while her . father (said to bench) went to bill. -- The Great Eastern" has-been fitted up a a meat ship; to; carry slaughtered beef frem the United State to England, where it can bo laid down in excellent condition at 3d J?er lb. The ship will carry from IQ7- 000 to 13,000 carcassei at a load, All hjJtig in refrigerators. Mr. Scarborough, .Superintendent pnb licjiodrnction, wants to know the uum ber of Xorhiaf School in North -Cnroliua under State control, in-order to make a proper distrilnitioit of Teabodj funds allotted to, this section for the edueation of teachers. Y. W. Ilolden, who was appointed at the last meeting of the Press Association f prepare a Jiistory .of journalisjn in North Carolina, to be read at the next roetfug of the Press Association, desires all the infor mation that can be supplied biin for that purpose. The request is especially ad dressed to editors. . . .. Ixsane Astlcm Burned. 1 ihe mam building and one, wing of the State hospital for the Insane at Danville, Pal, was burned on the Cth iAst. All the patients and- in mates were saved. The building was 1,140 in length, was eleven years in construction, and cost the State $000,000. j The patients thus suddenly thrown out have been dis tributed to other institutions. Building And furniture insured for $250000. The newspapers frequently upoak ef the throo beautiful Stars- which have fflirnished the heavens in" the west for some weeks past. A month ago they were in a straight lino with Venus at the bae, Jupiter in the center and Saturn at tluf jfop. But slowly changing, they form ed wr a whife a triangle. Thev are now M'pnratiiig, Jupiter and Saturn, strangely enough, are deserting the beautiful Venus, whose brilliancv is almost equal to a young moon. The first thing Gen. Garfield did after delivenn" his inaugural and taking the oath of office was not to shake hands with the numerous hopeful friends around but to cross over to and kiss hia aged mwthcr who was a spectator of the scene. A-story is also told of this mother who, while on tins way to Washington, noticed thatthe lamps in the. cars were buruiiigat full blaze after the sun was up. "James," said she "turnout these lamps, thert s no use in wasting oil iu this way." XI is greatly to be hoped that his mother's 1 wise maxims o economr.iay be illustrated in the. Presi dent's Administration of the; people's gov ernment." CATAWBA HIGH SCHOOL At Newton, naa Dccorae au lnsuturion ot note m Western North Carolina.! It has been doing a gOid work for years-pnst, but for , the lack of ro;m, its operations have hitherto been limited. Within the last year the accommodations have been more than doubled by the addition of a three . story building to thotld establishment giving it a capacity t accommodate 100 boys besides n female department. It is a ? mixed school for recitations,, though the two sexes have then ueparute rooms" for study. The pmn works i well. Those from-n distance board in I private fa mi lies. Pupils are . prepared to enter any college, to com nience at once the study of professions, or to-enter Cully equipped other business portions in life. The Institutfon is ably officered in both de- partments. - ; TIIJ; NEW CABINET. - - . ,. . i, : " I !.;; 1 Annouuced and Confirmed by the iienatc, i ... A List which Will be iii Some PcsjHcts Surf rising. Wa8Uixgtox, March 4 .i-U pen catling the Seuate to order at noon Vice-President Arthur was vigorously applauded by the galleries. The proceedings were : opened with rrayert after which the Vice President stated "ho had received for presentation n number of petitions for special legisla tion, but that his own opinion, based Wpon the rules and precedents, wras that these could not be presented at the ex traordinary session of the Senate. He sub ; mitteit the question as to tlw'disiwsitions, to be nude of the communications. Af ter muaiks by Harris and Hill, of Geor gia it was oi den-il oil motion of Cockrell that the ptitious be retained by the Vice-lVesident, to be sbiiinifted by him the next legislative session. UoaroCei e l a resolution extending to Winfield Sott H incock the privileges of the floor during; his tay in Washintou. Adopted by unanimous vote. j Bhtine, in aecord.iuce with notice gi v n by him some weeks ago submitted the following resolution. ; j i - Jiesolrnd, 'i hjit a special committee of ve Senatorial oppi:ited by the chair to take into coiiMiderution; the tuo4le of rotiug fr P,ie!idegt tud Vjc-Piesideut f the Uuited Sjtafes and. the Inode of i tinting and eej tif; ing jEhjp same, who hall report sat'h propositions for a change an the laws'and constirntioti as may seem , expedient; . twe aid coniiaittee have power tu sit daring the. twress f Cim rcs aud that tl? hi dircrtcd to reNrt on or liefore Jananry, 1883. Temporarily laid on the table to be printed. ::: - Pendleton front the committee of noti fication reported jthat the prwsideut had expreeseda desire to communicate with the Seuate to-day at 3 o'clock. On mot Ton of Pendleton the Senate then at 12.20 p, 111, took a recess until 3 o'clock. President Garfield this afternoon sent to the Seuate the following nomina tions 1 j Jas. G. Blaine, of Maine, Secretary of Stare. j . ' Win, Windowjof Miunesota.'Secretary of the Treasury.j Wayue McVeagh, of Pennsylvania, Attorney GcneraT, - Thos. L. James, of New York, Postmas ter-General, i . Snuiuel J. Kirkwood, of Iowa, Secre tary of the I u terf or, ' Uobeit T. Lincoln, of llliaols, Secretary of war, 'J WWII. Hunt; of Louisiana, Secretary of the Navy. J The Senate received these nominations at 3;0annd immediately, on motion of Cameron, of Pennsylvania, went into ex ccutire session, j The Seuate in executive session con firmed the nominations of all of the cabinet- j . The following' were among the nouii nations which failed: George Yf Atchi son, United States Marshal for the dis trict .of West ! Virginia: Orlando II Brewster, surveying general for the dis trict of Luotsiana ; J Mason luce, collec tor of Customs, St Mary' Georgia; Sher man C Slade, Passo Del Norte, Texas j Jonathan II - Gray, Alexandria. . - a.; Thomas "M Bread water, Yicksburg, Miss,, Georga B Everitt, collector of internal revenue for the atli district of North Carolina; Win N Umberstock, 4th dis- ct of Texas ; Aaron Newton Kimball, receiver of public monies, Jackson, Miss,; Postma8teAlexauder G Pierce, Green ville, Miss.; Thomas Kichardson, I'ort Gibson, Miss.; John E Martin, Holly Spritigs, Miss.;; Silas A Shavpe, States ville, North Carolina; John. A Whitte morr, Sumter C II., Sonth Carolina; G K Gilmer, Richmond, Va.j Heury Smith, Cautou, Mis&, The Kowaa; County Stock Law Of the. Year 1879 Chapter 135 Entitled "An Act to Prevent Lire Stock From liunning at lAirye Within Koican, Davie, Citb.arrusi aud Other Counties? AAmen- ded by an Act Ratified on the Pay of February, J. P. 1881. The General Assembly of North Caro. no do enact : Section 1. It shall be nnlawful for any live stock to ruu at large within the lim its of the County of Kowau, t upon condition that the qualified voters of said county shall adopt the provisions of this act as heieinalter provided. Sec. 2 It 6hall be unlawful for auv live tock to run at large in that portion of Kowau County wituin the limits ot the following boundaries, to wit: Bcgiuimig at th& mtuith-xBear Cretk, tlienco with the boundary line between Unity and Scotch Irish Toivnships to the Salisbury and Shiteisvuie public road, thence with aid ixad to the! bridge n Third Creek, thence to a point near the residence of Mrs. Hawkins, thence passing tot he north of 'Rebecca Luckey's to' a iMint near Keu- sliaw's Ford, thence down "to tlie liver to the begiuning. SeC; 3. lias been repealed by Senator Williamson's bitl,'ratitied': of Februarv, 1831. - . . . Sec. 7. Impose a fine not exceeding fifty-dolla.is, or imprison men t uotttxeeed ing thirty days, upou auy person wilful ly permitting nuy of his stock to run at large within any territory adopting this act. " ; Sec. 8. It shall be lawful for any pvr. son to take upirny live sto k running at large within any township or district wherein tliis act shall be in force, and impound the same ; and .such impounder may demand fifty .cents for each animal for. every day such stock is kept impound ed, and may . retain the same,' and the right to use it under proper care until all legal charges for impounding isaid stock. ami for damages canned by the same are yaid';' said damage .to1 le ascertiuued.by two disiutei estedireeluditevs, to be stlect cd by' the' owner and said impounder, said freeholders to select; an,, irmpire,. if they cannot agree, nii'd hi decision to.be final.' " ' . ' ' ' i ' . ' Sec. 9.' If tliei' owner of said stocii be known to such iiujounder, he shall imme diately inftn'ui such owner where his stock is impounded: ami if said owner hall for tW4- days after such notice wilfully refuse or neglect to redeem Jus stock, tlien the Impounder after ten days written notice, posted at three or more public olaees within the towusliip where skid stock i impouudetl, and describing the said stock and stating the place,, day and hour of sale, or if ,t!ie owner be unknown, after twenty days notice in the aanie manner, and also at tfre;Coirt House door, shall sell the stock at public auction, and ap ply the proceeds iu ' accordance "wtth 'the next preceding j and succeeding Sections, and the balance he shall turn over to the owner if known; aud if the owner, be not known, to the Couuty Commissioners for the use of School 1'uudTuf the district wherein said stock was taken up and im pounded; subject iu their hands for six mouths to the call of the .legally entitled owner. -j Sec. 10. Any! person who may suffer damages by reason of said stock running at large. may. recover the amount of dam ages sustained (iy an action at law against the owiier of said stock. , . : Skc. JI. Any! impounder wilfully mis appropriating mouey that he mayeceLve uouer ioi ncr, or many manner violatiug any of its previsions, shall be deemed guilty Of a uilsdenieanrtr, punishable by a tiu e imt exceed ing titty dollars, or im prisonment not exceeding thirty days. Sec. li; "Any person unlawfully receiv ing or releasing any iiiionnded stock, ir unlawfully tiemutinu to do so. kIihII be (Teemetl guilty of a misdemeanor, ami u)on conviction Khali lie lined not ex- reeumg uiiy UoIUi, or jippiUouuieul not exceeding thrtv da vs. " . Sec. 14. Tlie'wwrd itockn in thi aet shall be construed to menu lu;r, mules, colts, cows, cnlVes, Kheep, gnats, jennets, aud all fueat cattle aud swine. . . : . ' - j . A' Sec. 1C. Anyj person or, any nnmler of i Pai..iii, owning laud luatowuslup which Uhai: not athqujlhU uct, o aijuiuiug any connt v or township yrltere n stock law prevails, may nave nis or meir inu nr clow-d within any! fence built in pursuance of thi act or of any ot her act 01 1 ue gen eral Assembly authorizing n stoek'law. f All such aujacem tauim when mi enclose! ! dMH lo nlject nil of law with resiect to live atolls rim 11 iii at large within the original district o enclosed, a if it were a part of the township, connry ;or uisuici, uu which it ishirebyauthmzeatoieencios etl. Any ihuiiImt of lansl owners wnose lands ve contiguous. W any time buihl a common fence artmna an .tnetr hiudsVwith gjitru Mcnmf all public high way, and it shall ins -uuiawiqi ior unv live ktock to run at large within any sucli enclosure, subject to all the pains aud iiena'ues irv!ciioe ih imovw . , mm. I ' . . 1 A ? S- , Sec. 17, rroviueu ior nu eiucuuu m August. 1879, i . . . Sue. 18. Provided that the stock law shotrlil be in force in each uf those town ships whpre n majority f tlto vote cast law," !' ' I Sec, 19 Upon the written npplk-atton of one- fifth of thequaltlfcd yoter f Uov au Couty made to therCounty Commis sioners thereof at any time hereafter, it sljall be the duty of said commissioners front time o time to submit the onesflou of said "stock law" or no stuck law" to the'qualified voters of Said county. A"d ifat auy such election u majority of the votes cast shall be iu favor of mud stock law, then the provisions of this act ahall (e iu force over the whole ot stiid county, Pwrided, however, tluit nu such elect Mu shall be held ot'tener than due time in any ono year. And if at any such election a majority of the votes cast in any tovu tihio slmll Iks "for the! stock then the provisions of this act shall be iu force til every such township. SKC-iiU. Upou tne written application of one-fifth of the qualified voters in iy towusliip made to tlio lioaru f Connty Couimissioners; at auy time hci cat ter it Shall be the dnty ot sunt commissioners, to euibmit the ipu'Stiou of said stock law' or "uostck taw;7 to tne oualified voters of saiil township. And il at liny such township election a majority of the votes cast !iail be iu faVor of said stock la;, then the provisions of staid act shall be in force Ml said township, 1'ro rided, that no such township election shall be held ofteucr than one time iu auj one yejir. Sec. 2Q. () Up:n the written appli cap tion ot oue-nlth of the utialiacil voters ol any district of territory in Kowan Couuty, whether the Uoundavi.es ot-Ktd district follow towuship liues or not, made tu tin Couuty Commissioners at any time, and setting forth well denned boundaries ot said district, it shall be the duty of. said commissioners to submit the question ot said stock law to the qualified voters of said district : and it at any such election a majority of the votes cast shall be in favor of said stock law, then the provi- r I? t I . . -I. .Ill: . . I sion.s oi i ins aci snail oe in iorce over tne whole of said district,' Sec. SO (ft) Whenever the Boaid of Connty Commissioners shall determine to order an election, as j prescribed .m the foregoing section 20 () they shall es tablish convenient poU'tUg places therein, giving twenty days notice thereof bv ad vertisement iu some uewsjaper in . said county, township r disri or in lieu thereof, at th-ee public places in each township and district, ju which s ud dec tion is to be held. Sec. 20 () The said Board of Commis sioners 6hall select, at least twenty days preceding any election; to be held under this act - in any such district as described in section 20 (ff), ono or move persons wl shall act as Ue-istrars of votes for such towuship aud district ; they shall fur nish said registrars with proper registra tion books. Sec. 20 (7) It shall Ue the dnty of such Registrars, if the township or district in which they are appointed to act, is iden tical with a township or precinct, estab !i Ahed at the general election in the year 1880, to revise the existing registration books of the township or precinct in such manner that the said books shall show an accurate list of electors previously regis tered iu said township or precinct, and still qualitied to vote therein, without re quiring such electors to be registered anew. Se;. 20 (r) If the district, in which said election is to be held, and iu which said registrars are appointed to act, 'is not identical with a township or pircinet, es tablished at the aid geiKM-al election in the year 1?30, it shall be the duty of the said Board of County .Commissioners to direct, upon giving twenty days notice, that there shall Iks an entirely new regis tration of voters in said district, before any election therein, under this act ; and tot this purpose they shall furnish the gistrars for said district with the pro; -er registration looks. J Skc. 20. () Such registrars shafl. be tween the hours of sun-rise aml-suuset, on each day (Sundays excepted) for twen ty1 days preceding, and on the day of idec tiou hereunder, keep opeu said books for the registration of any electors residing in said district, township and county, and entitled to vote therein. Sec. 21. Every election held under this act shall bo conducted mulct the same rules and regulations,, ami acccording to tne same penalties provided by law for the election of members of the General Assent blv. Sec. 22. Any! Connty CominissiorreiR, who shall refusei, in any respect, to olev the provisions of this act shall le deem ed guilty uf a misdvmeanor, andiiiiMui eon vietiou shall be fined or imprisoned at the discretion of thei court, Piovided, that the provisions of this aet shall not bo con strued to apply jto persons driving stock to market. Sec. - S3. This act shall be in force from its ratification, j Kote. Chapfer 135, of Laws of 1879, is known as "Hendersou's ftrst bill." It was ratified March 7, 1879. Section 3, of that act, which prohibited the law from being iu force in any township or district "until a good lawful fence shall have been erected around pijny boundaries proposed to; bo enclosed, lias been repealed. See section 3, of chap. 24, Act f 1380. aud section 1 (c), of enator Willbmson's Act of.Febrnary, 1&81, providing "For the Better Protection of those portions of Kowan County where the Stock Law pre vails. Sectiouk 20 a, 20 b, 20 c, 20 d. nnaiM,1 as incorporated in the foregoing act ae sections 2, 3, 4, 5, ti and 7 of ben a tor FiogerV bill, of February. Idol, eu titl.nl 'Xa Act to amend Chaptei 135, of the l'ubilic Laws of the year 1879." This bill is a jvery important one. and was intended ojrigiually for the benefit if Csitawha county only, but was amended so as fo apply! to Lincoln, Alexander, Burke, Guiiftttiil. ILimUlph. Gaston and Kowau counties. Senator Williamson had Kowan inserted iu the bill Itci'oie it pass- ill the Senate. Senator; William's New Stock jLaw.j Cottov-Xw York, March 7. Up EntlOriAAeifbr the Better, frotecthn HKNe Orleans, U. 'At Hal- of- Tltose Portion of. .Hotcan County llTiere the StixkLaw Prevail.1. s The General 'Assembly of North Caro lina do enact j1" ' , j - . Section, i. (a.). Every ownetf of real estate is, and shall be entitled to the en tire and exclusive use of his own soil ; and every eiitry upon hinds, unless by the leave of the owner thereof, shall lie unlaw ful, (b) So person shall permit any of his live stock to go or enter upon the lands of another without having obtained leave trotu the owner of rih-Ii lands. j(c.) The following laws are repealed, to-jwit: Rec ti uu 40 of chapter U4, aud section 1 of chapter 8 of tbe ltevisi'd CNidej ; section 43 of chapter 32, and section 1 of chapter 48 of Battle's Be visa 1 j and-section U of chapter 135 of the Public la ws f the j ear one thousand eight hundred and seventy nine, (see chap. 24. Uti of Special Ses- sion, 1 880, sees- two and" three, which are made a part of this aet.) j Sec. 2. Anv person violating the pro visions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, mul on conviction may be punished by. tine, or imprisonment, or both, iu the discretion ot the Court. Sec. 3. riiat .wctMma eight, Anine, ten eleven, ttcclcc, thirteen andoff rtuen, of chap ter lvj of the pttblic Xawa of the year one thousand- eight hundred ainl sv venty-uiue are herepy -re-rtsiac'ted 'aud made a juirt of this Actl. - J 'i Sec. 4. Tht Act sliall apldyi immedi poll ion ot 'bcotch lvUii lowu&Iiit eluded rithin the limits U tht boundaries wnicii are uenncu in sect ion iiru, oi saiu chapter ;J35, of fhe Public Iaws of the year one thousand eight hundred and sev euty-nine ; to that portion 04 Salisbury Township, bounded 011 the iNortli by Grant's Creek. .011 the South by the North Carolina Hail Kad, on the Ivist by the adkin Kiver, and on the tit by the SaMsbuify Town line and the' Western North Carolina Kail Bond; and to all those portions of Rows 11 Ctmnt, where a stock Law prevails, pursuant to section sixteen id said Chapter 135 of the Public Ixiws of the year one thousand eight hun dred aud seventy -n inc. This A't shall also apply to all those Hrtious of Uowan Countv where a bt)ck Iaw previitls, ov shall hereafter prevail iu pursuance of said chapter I'm as aforesaid. Seo. 5. That sections- four and five o chapter1 twenty-four of the Arts of the Special iSession of the year one ; tliousjind eight hundred and eiglity are hereby re pealed. Sec. G, This Act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Note, The foregoing Aet has passed both Houses of the General Assembly, and is liow the .Law of the Land. Salisbury, Feb. 23, 1881. J. S. II. TIic School Hill. The following is the substance of the school bill as it passed the Semite last week, bu its third reading : 1. It ; provides that the State board of education may, recommend a series ot text books to be used in our 11 lie schools, but that only one book of uu au thor shall be prescribed. 3. It WbolishestJieofkjof eotthly exami ner, and suWtatvai 3 -therefor that of couuty J snpnrialendjjnt of instruction. This ofil;er is 'i.o'be ;i'Kctcd by the coim ty -board of ethic-::! ion and the boa Ml of county jiitices. ilti isMpihcd to exam ine candidates who desire to teach ; visit and inspect the public schools in the couuty advise with- teachers as to the best methods of instruct ;u 'distribute the required blanks t- school committee men ; collect school statistics cminter s!rn air orders on the count v .treasurer for school moneys: hold teacherj' insti tutes; and make the reports now requir ed from the register of deeds and county examiner to tlue State Superintendent of Instruction. For these duties he is to re ceive a ; compedsatio.i of Z per day lor each engaged to be paid out uf tho una;- portioaed school fund of the county. 3. It icquires that the school lands of the countv hull be apportioned on the first Monday in January in each year, and shall be based on the actual amount of nnnev in the- hands of the county treasurer, and not on the amount levied on t!i tax list as the law now stands. 4. .The couuty board of education may aunually apportion' $2 out uf . the pub lic school moneys to defray the expenses of teachers" institutes, and where it is deemed practicable or advisable a num ber of counties may unite iu one insti tute. 5. The scliool year is changed so as (o correspond, with the county ' fiscal year aud will therefore end November 30 iu each ynnr. t it 1 G. Twelve and a half cents is levied on each $KK) valuation of ptoiierty for school purposes aiid if this, with the capitation taVtf?-t Cents, lines, etc., shall bo iiisutticieut t maiutain duo ur nunc schools in cacli'distiitt of the county for four months in 'the year, then the county board of .education is required to levy a special tax 'to' meet the deficiency. 7. Additional safeguards are thrown around the collection, handling aud dts- bursinentof school moneys, aud- school coiumittemen are required to take deeds for all school house sites purchased by them, which must be regularly probated, rectirded and deposited with couuty treas urer for safe keeping. 8. School comniitteemen are author ized to pay full cost for school house sites, jand lso full cst of building, re pairing and furnishing school house. 9 The State board of education is re quired to apportion 0:1 the firstMouday iu August all the school luori- iu the Stale treaanry. i f- 10. Certificates from t!ie couniy super intendent of instruction to teachers will be valid as follows: To tirstgrude teach era for 3 years : to secoud grades for two years ; aud to third grades for one year. 11. No teacher ean lie employed who does not produce a certificate from the county, superintendent, and first grade teachers cannot receive more than $3 per day ; Rcond md nnre tlmn $2 per day, and tliird grade cannot receive iuo;e tliau $1 per d.ty. a rely to it he hdlo.vi pxutlojvs of liowan county, to wit : To thft Tovviisliipsf At well, Mf. Ulhi.5'TjWket and Franklin j to that portion of Scotch h-fab, ToWusJiiu in- cigh, 11 els. W. II. Iluntf the new Secretary of the Kavy, I.H.itVto he u native of Snth Car olina, tilts was a nnlon man during the war and a repnbllcnu since. He has re sided in Louisiaua for many years, and played a confpicious part iu thej troubles of that State in 187G. . I - ! " " 1 Joh Bi;gs, Almanac' says j "Abont his time ok out for cold weather," And it shonld hav6 added i Keep, lr. BulPs Cough Syrnp in readiness. j THE DEAD! JOHH S. HUTCHINSON, DEALER IX Italian American Marble Monuments, Toinlo and Gravestones OV HYEUT PESCitU-riON , Deinjr a prarlical marble-worker, it. enbl8 me of executing an? piece of work tcom tne plainest to the most ehlnvnte n an artistic ityle, and is a Ruavapty that perfect sntisfaetion will e given t tin; most ex ietnn patrons Call iiml examine mv Stock and ltriees lx fore purchasing, hs I will Hell at the very low est pricey Dsians aiwl e&iiiaatcs for :inv desired work will le furnished on :ipp! ioation, at liiext door lo J. l. Mceel s More. SalUburv, X. C, March 9, 1831. 21:lv. :-o-: Having bought out the interest of Mr. Green field in our former busi ness, I will continue as heretofore at the Old Stand. Thankful for past favors I respectful ly ask a continuance of your patronage. I am A iron t for the Call and sec mo before vou bnv. Kespectfullv, ROSS. 2:lv ypsHUE mm 1 w (PERUVIAN A XI) HOXE DUST.) Just in, A Car-Loai UPSHUR GKANO, Proved entirely satisfutory lust season 1j tlio.se who tried it. BSST IN THE MARKET ! E?FA.C'i0:C0 cash, or 450 pounds cf Cotton m the Fall. 100- BilluTsLS -10C VIRGINIA IlOCLIME On! l.."0 per J'?i4( 1. A Tot of Good Seeond-liniid T3 t jrr" tttq In Good Order, Cheap. Also a. First-rate Two-Horso Tcmccrat, With three tseati, And n Two-Seated Pkston and llarne.. Am receiving my 8 P R I'K B GOODS Eveiytliiuj in the line, mm sit juices to suit funnels. Come and nee me. lor low prices Indore trading elsewhere. Also, 'Agent tor WAITICAMAKER 6z BUOVIJ, Clothiers, I'h 1 l:nU! ph 1.1. .Suits made to order. Call and eainine sauiples. 20:Gw R, 3, HOLMES. 5 - m 5 1 Mill 3 s EE35S xbnrJ&'-Z'Z l m mm win i u -rt Om 3 s . f 3L il a 3 FIRE 1 FIRE !! FIRE !!! rvV TTt in time ana prepare ywuwn t ... , . 1 too late, by calling at i THE INSURANCE AGENCY OP J. ALLEN BROWN, and obtaining a Policy of Insurance airainst loss or damage by FIRE or LIGUTNlNG. This is the LARGEST AGENCY IN THE STATE. Aggregate Assets represented over goo.ooo.ooo All First Class Cos., including English as welt as American, and our own Mate t.oa. All Policies written here at tins Agency. g3fLosse8 promptly settled. SPECIAL RATES made on good Dwellings, Furniture, and Farm property, for a term of 3 to 5 years. Feb. 1C, 81, tf J JUST RECEIVED AT RICHMOND PRICES: Retl antl Saplcn Clover, OrebarI Grass,' Timotbv and Blue Grass " ' AtENNISS' GARDEN SEEDS, JUST RECEIVED 5 Lanlrctli's, Jobnson Bobbin s etc., At AVbolcsale and Retail At ENNISS'. O1II0N SETS For Sale At EXNISS'.. W&iTEB, I7:tf Onion Sets At ENNISS' ISA AC LOFLIX, Executor of ) Jlin Jotlin, Sr., decM., JOHN LOFL1X, J. O. PAT- f TEHSON and wife Annie, ami others. J To Ilarvfo ToJin. .Tamea Ijolin, Lindsay Loll in. Gray Loll in, Whitson Lotlin, Clinini L)(lin and Jane Loilin, Solomon Hannah, (i in Hannah. John Hannah. .Tere riuiah Hannah, Wnl. Uanufth and William J. Cranford ; Take notice that the ulnyve named p'ain tilfhas liled in the Superior Court of Vuvid so.n county. State of North Carolina bis coin jtla'nt against yon and all the heirs-at-law and leiratees of John Lofiin, Sr.. deceased, for the purpose f having a const rin timi ol 1 he last Ui!l and Testament, and a final set tlement of the estate of 'aid John J.oilin Sr.. :nd von are hereUy vojlticd to appnr tiiul jinswer saiil compjiiint. within tws.ntv la from t-he service ot this, notice olici Wie the plaintiff will nppty to the Court for t!r relief demanded i:i the complaint. Feb. 8. I08I. Nop.Tir Cauoi.tna In Si-r,;:!;vn Coi nT. Davidson cotinty. ( FeU Wh. 1881. It appt arini:. hy aflidavit. to the satisfac tion of- the Court thatthe alove named defendants are non-residents of thi State and are necessary parties to the determina tion of the above entitled cause : It is there fore ordered that tho foregoing notice be servcil uiion said defendants hv jniblication. once a week for iix successive weeks, in the L'tivoliiKt Vntr!tu,(ti, a newspaper published in the Town of Salisbury in this Judicial I)i?t: :et, C. F. Low e. C. S. C. and Judge of Probate. NOTICE! To Itobert E. Jmies, S;illmon Usley, and Charh-s Iii 1 k t r, Jr., non-re-idents yon will take notice that the following summons has been issued against you : DAV1DSQ& COUNTY Is Supcmon Court. Ethan A. Allen, Pl'ff. Against Uobt. E. Jones. Still- J-scmmoxptok relief man Ilsb-y and Chas. Birkhalter. Dcfil's. J STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, . To the Sheriff td" Davidson County, greet ing: You are hereby commanded to sum inon lldert E. Jones. Stillman Usley, and Charles Birkhalter, Jr., the defendants alove- named. if they Imj found in yfKir county, to le ami appear before the Judge of our Su erior t'onrt, at a court to lie held for the County of Davidson, at the Court House in Lexington, on the First Monday of March. 1881. and answer tlu complaint which will le deiosited in the dli u of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said county, within the first three days of siid term, nd let the said defendant take notice that if they fail to answer the said complaint withii the time prescribed by law, the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court lor the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not, and of this summons make due return. Gi'-ci under my hand and the seal of said Court, this 28th, day of January, 18sl. C. F. Lowe. C. S. C. of Davidson County. You will also take notice that at the same time, in said case, a warrant of attachment was issued against our property, in favor ot the Plaintm. tor the sum of Three Thou sand One Hundred and Sixty-four Dollars and sixty-four cents, tlue by open account for services rendered, at the rate of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, and returnable to said Court in said County, on the first Monday in March, A. I). 1881, when and where you can appear and dispute the tsame if vou think proper, this 26th day of Ftb'rv 1881. C F. Lowe, C. S.C," Joirx II. Wetrorx, plfTs Att'y. 20;0w-p.f-$ 10.50 WISSTOX T0RACC0 MA ItKDT. 'istos. S. C, Mar. 10, IS81, Lugs, common dark Lok, common hriKbt, Lugs, j-ood bright, L'l, fancy bright, Leaf, coin 111. n dark, Leal, gMM dark.' Leaf, common bright, Leal, good bright, 1.5.00 (& 6.fl ...7.00 G 8.56 ..12.1X1 0t 18(0 .. 5.00 6(0 7.00 H 8.0fl . COO 7 io .10.00 (St 12i50 Wrapper, common bright, 12 SO IS 00 N rapper, good bright, 2t).00 Wrapper, fine bright.... . u .ru .....35.00 ,50 0 SO. 00 TS.O Wrapper, fancy hrisjbl... Cheap Chattel Mbrtnge? various other blank- for sle here !l-l;ft:V rtiiim 11 u 11 mi Mistake i H Hund reds of Farmers will testify tb at tbe ' PLOW B BAND : AND THE OLD, KELIAKLif PIEDMONT .-.GUAN08 Are First Class for ' Cotton, Corn, Tobacco &c Nevtr failiirg to grvaily hu rr se tU vield1 There exeellent Fenilizers ,,ve In rV thorJ ongldy tried by .planter in thi wi;on -nii Bol reunite Xf furt l er ren.uKt-orfatitfj) fr(JJ ' ua. Ve are also Abik far tlx sah uf 1 OBER'S SPECIAL COMPODHB: ' A Guano stand at tLe head t, !. i the Highwl (Irade Fewilizfrih t!,e nikH ' so declared by, our Slate Cl.euisr.iho hntSi . ed its quaHliei1. ! ,f-r. . ( .. i TfKiimor.hdH eenifunn. to tW valnaUeVtl' U deli ved from ll.e tse ol ilu-w n,lur !y those who bave lritl tlulti t;tti it had.u'uV i term?, c., I.y eiiliing tui at etM iiirv. If ' yon waiu wiiu ildiig j;oxl aud reliable Luv i full to sve 4 m, " ! BERNHARDT BROS, 19:1 m NOTICE! VALUAELS GOLD MINE POT SALS By virtue of a decree af the-Superior fjotut of Stanly Comity 1 slmll offer fur ?nle ia tJjj. Iiibcst bidder en Mnn'luy the 4th d&f April, 1881, on the premlVs, the Jliutraf Iq. 1 tert-sl in U3 acres of laud known, as ihc , ; PARKER GOLD MINE, In Stanly Cyunty. Terms one third Caxk, ilie .iHiainc 111 six in. nUh, wih iutertst on tfiede-'" lei rei payiiifiil, bond and ft-curity rtHjiiirrt title rcianifd liil p.iicli.'i- money Uttil. TLin is one cl ilie oldest M:iu- in tLe Miite, a,,j rery valuable fur .Jd. Th. re i n Mirih this p;iFt:of ih Suie tint has paid so', welt -m this, acc-orduig ! :h.e work, li on.lv bet-n ; worked in hand It-M-kers, and Iy thai pmc there h.is be n fi.ind two ,r lliree-nihilre', r thousand dollars' worth of gold, among wJui-K was several niigxts wtigl.in Iroiii one to live (iouikU e ictu There has been Moie ditiieiiitT r, in the tide lo thi primyrty, bm liv ui at- 4 ranginent and s ile. the title will bMoiwl. Tlii ! propertyjs it:n!ed i:i Stanly Coonty, N. C, ! and about 8 miles north of Albeunrle, ami about 8 miles south of (ibl Ilil!, in Powau county. Any erson wi hint; lo examine tW j projeity before the day of Ail can do no . by c-illing: on ('apt. Mi S Parker, who lives near the Mine, or Col. Arnold Pinker, wl.o livts iniicfrwtt of Albemarli. The latter !msiiL fine sp-eioo ns tloit were taken from this Mii.e, a.id will take pleasure in exbiltting tlu iu alul ' ; .ive any iiifonnati'.n alnnit the prcpiity. A. C. l''i!ia,MAN, C .j', 4 and ' 'oniuiis-ioim, r Alhtmar'c.N. C, 'u-h ZCnU. JSL 1 :.. : FACi'S i.. r ileaiib is a lial bU.itig. Iibti.se if 4 waul hi oiri', ;! . will.i-M- vilrt i.l j e .nil'ori oi lie.ibn, wiial ir weyl.tlirW orv,o V Wiiil napj uu sp (nir'ii.uf re it. J;iu ; ii wv are mi ve.i, K Ik a b;.heo'ttitl:g tV. i.".t l W lo it- l.iaiui. 1 oil" r ibis ki..v. Ititj.e, Ireeiy ,llui willioiil pi He, to the vl,o.e v. (I In : "i u'i e i;uMUK' 11 'K(. v..: KLK i II.Is whtnever oii are-Kiek.1' li is now i.ieaiiy llu? visint .-ipee 1 iiiiioduii d li.tn- pil to i.e. Aaut'i icau . people, ai.d, !. i iii nuy ti. i ! ! ii n of I ex es, tne veiuni oi i lie ii ti. i jury ot Aiptninii sovereivio i, th. t ii. v are tin t.e-t and catirt pill gitti ve-cv.r known. j t hey hav-eei i.':e:ti nnp rooe. nKHiirml ; bleeting, whico w.i nyi I in very .et.m l u-t in this i-oitiitry fifty year. ngo. 1 said thattlid 1 one was poi-i lions aoil the lher ii lolinienili . treat iii-iit. ti e rttiudial pow t j ol iialure f ail not only to ei:ie the disease, but lo eiaiiital inereiiiial poi- i.s m i .-i f piy iiw strian.cif blood to cxl. aited patiti.ts. !irh was li ' iiiik b for any e ii-iiiinb.n ; t! ;.t my phnTof;.. treatment was ! remove dist-Rse J.y pirrifyiiig" ihe Id-.'od with l'.rai:dr tb's Tills, lor when ift idood was thus inade pnrr, the iindical f W t of nafore o iiue into" foil play, sind. i fuosOwl wilhd otherwise, the atieni . was Mire to re cover. Prandreih'is l'.ilis assist nature in nil j her efforts. It is hatute that tiiresjiiMiiFeiiKilj not inedieine. Mvt iy otbti ci-uise of 'trtaU nienl onlv lb mws greaHdwtacles in the way ff the t oritiliitioii. I Mil happy to say that tlt-l in,hir:hl iid was always improper, h j been jjeiorilly abandoiitd by i he medical : fessioit, ami lhat the pois,nons qnaliiieM'fniHy , enry have been so far recognized lint the tn-6 'i of it ha been forbidden m the Tiiikd itatrt Army, by the Stirreon-(ieneral. In the cahn- ; d.ir tor IS81, I-pnhliph nnni- rons cases of cur by Prandreth's Pills, some of litem, so remarkr.4 aide a to be litli hort of miracnli-ns: l"t h ihev are trn, and t!ie witnesses can He , and consulted. II BramlrcthV 1 LT1W were niac in every family, each box would be 3 magaxurf , of health and n pei feet medicine chest. i t at rirandreth's Tillp, taken on an emp'y ,ra: f -h, create no lianst a, ioinitin or gri'in)f. , I'hey do goml any time, hnt nre most -eflwliy8 ; and agreeable Inki 11 on foir.p to lnd, wlimltb lie. ir letier still, 00 Mioir has Im n ' ' ! l. i;i:A.NDi:l'.'Ut v CQSTIYEKESS AKU DlSfL?SIft CURED. Kt.i.AUi-rni Falls, Maine, Oct. 31. 4 Sv0- Hon. P.. Uranium tii : Mv iJeal -Sir Ilikr to h ve aj-ood Mii.plyof P.randieth's Pdlt mv house, and iheieiose em-lose "-you. aifDnw' for two ib.zen boxes. -I iirt learned the vir--tins of these Tills wlTc.. I w.,s iroidd obstin tie c-.stiv. ti ss am! dy cps'm. 'y t; : Prtiidr.-ib's Pill-, two i'viry i'i;ihb , I mojuh, nv' di!tion w-as restored, an" came oeri'ectlv regular. . . " Cuas. V. lb'i ' 5' . CURE OF COUGH. Non-rn Faiufieli, Unroii-Cocnty, Olv, ; October , . Hon. B. Dn-AjcDBETi! : My Dear .'pf'J ve.irs apo I wasn broken down invalid, wW 'e: bidc'onyh, andnin in my side- lrrc, illi loctors thought came from liver cn I -i but none of them could do any row!. '. f nrnccd nstrg iiranhcth's. Tills, taking ' , the firsi nishl. ami incicasius one fvery for a week, then rested a week; and conimn -attain In six week. I prew welf f 0 i entirdy-recovered my health, -'"goir. SOLD BY AL1 Trirf ipal Ancy, 204 Oial 'C,r,e'' 20: lv :k! JJew York. Ci7 The house and lot.on the c"'" posite D. A. Da vi.V residence. -Ml'. 1. A. Davis or flu subscriber,
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 10, 1881, edition 1
2
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75