I
i:
-i?
i:Si
111
i:
i !i
- Carolina Watchman.
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, lc8J.
"The total arrival of iinnt at New
York last week wna f,EHf a lJirge excels
for the corresponding wwk J former
year.
The merchant and 'manufacturers'
Association of lialtiiuore heUl a meeting
ou ihe 8th, in the interest of (he, Midland
Railroad to Charlotte X. C.
i
Charles W. Shfll and' Jolif M, Wake
field haverecenlly emigratwl from rMiwir,
V. fiti Texa. Mrs. M. -iShcll is in
9VW WWT9 --
, ..r.i. . 11. in Lenoir.-
CIIUTllU lur iaivuiviuvii
rL i?ftnldi.n. doutls! ovtrreaclied
them-elvJs ioiM..ing ti.4 Refunding
v -- - - : I
; . - ,ii I
mil at the late beswon ot,v;oiigress, auu
- - r i
.t liv HinrI
CUUVil V Mfv imfv- -. T --0 -
an extra session.
Cepying lead pencils'? have proved to
Wvery 'poisonous, A piece of tjie lead
half the sue of . a ikki tau jujto the
stomach is 'siiid to be sufiicieut to kill a
robust man. : ,' I
, The latest news of Redmond, the ilptcd
outlaw, comes from Fraaklu, lacon
from Fraaklin Jlacon
. . -
County. N. C,, to the Charlotte Observer,
by which he is represented sis living
quietly 20 miles from that place, making
o attempt at concealment.! .
The prospects for an extra session of
Congress seem to grow, not so much ou
account of government .ityas to
save the Republican party Jroni damage
growing out of the veto by llayes of the
funding bill,
; r-'
-Maaf thefarmeisof Cuiawcllcoun-
ty tat the foot of the mountains) propose
to raise cotton
a this year, jrrevious ex-
perinieuts have proved tliat it may: be
nnf,. nr,.fif
The N.Y. "Daily Stock Report" says
the Comstocks are Io.st,inglheir attracr
tiOn, fSliaies for the lasjj week have
ruled Tower iu San Francisco than at any
time since the increase ot snares.
There was no doubt a great deal of
harm done by the severe winter, i4 iouM
present appearances inany ih'Ucii aud
y
otlier ' trees were killed especially 111
thecountry. The frost was not so severe
in wn, where comparatively iitUo dam-
age was doue.
. Two or more men euered i large
apartment house in New j York, on the
16th, filled w ith people j uud breaking
into the apartments of one of the occu
pants during hi temporary abseuce,
stole $,00t),0;X) in "bonds-nnd 'valuables
and got away without .detection.
The late Legislature having passed a
resolution against the lcase'of the Atlan
tic aud X. CrR. R. except Vjth tle con
currence of the Board of Directors, the
Jfewbernian regards the lease question as
settled, and says 'The road will uot be
leased; let ns look the matter iu the face
aiid govern ourselves accordingly."
POLTGAMr. Pi esideut"! Garfield has
expressed hi& detei nu nation Jtp stamp
out the blot of Polygauiy established in
the West by the'i ilormona, aud to this
end invites the suppoi trof the good peo
ple of the country iu his efforts to do so.
He hopes to accomplish the work during
his term, and will prncced speedily with
the necessary measures.
Another-1 point of oppositirton to the
roufirmation of Stanley Matthews to the
Supreme Court bench in. found in the
fiU t that he holds adversely tojthe claim
of tbegOvernment for annuity., u the
the Central Pacifie-Railroad, amounting
t inillioti; of dollars. The present bench
is uwarlyequally dirided ou tho consti
Jutioual question involved-, and Matthews
interested against the claim of -the
:o vera men t.
A.
The acquisition of; Mahone by the Ra
fuilican party was not all glory, and
ho.jor, and prosperity toj themr Like
111 actions of a. doubtful character, ghosts
if evil portents rise to confront and-disturb
the equinimity of the jwrty tThey
wnuted Mahone to gi ve them- the organi
zatiou, of the SemUe, but could not have
him free of reproaches in his coquectiou
with political parties ia Virginia, tuid
llicse'arb now troubling them.
'Ta.iSE HAXGEP.farshaSl .naxterm
if the negroes concerned in the m imlor of
Boh HaBiiegan; coloid, iu 3Iechleuburg,
January last, has lieeu senteuced to hang
oi the 29th of April,r When asked if he
, had anything to say why ho should not
be sentenced to death, he said he had no
hand in the nuirder, though he kuew Ross
iutened to kill Ilenuegan ; that he heard
the blows, aud afterward helped Ross
Jo put the body iu the cieck.
" ' ...
-. ... - .. i '
- Peatu BrLiGitTXiXG.-f A Mr.' Best
ear Floreufe, S. C wan walking across
i field ou hU farm, on .tlie 18t.li, dnriug
Hie- prevalence of a . th under storm. v A
ash descended a ml struck jkim, and tore
fl. deep hole in tlie ground jiuder his feet,
jnto which his lndy-fell ainit was covered
by the return of the npheaval. Persons
lookiug from window saw him, the
- lash, auif his sudden djsuppeanince j
And "afterwards brought ylhovels aud on
yeajoving the dirt found hi body ia the
pptjorn of the hole, ; '
V i.MWn.tini.LifJihel ! ! plction of, an(U0,(XX) for the
.jV..n. .... i' i;i.f t i th skin. 'The entire supination of the Jiiili- provide ndehnate clerical force eqnipments of thesylum at Morgi
x-.v,, ill tun nnd i;:i.ii,ot!bedeiartiHlfrora with- annronriates the sum of SdOO annally for next twi years, for the support of, :
The Hon. Sam'l J. Eaudall, late Speak -
er of the House, ia a recent letter ad
dressed to the young nieif Democratic
Association of Philadcphia, laid down
the following essential doctrines of the
Democratic party;: ,
tku i niinir mtn nf illfi COll II I TT i llitll
- - O .I. J. I
tin-. Democnifie party uinst.-uepena lor
w mw ... . - c , I
its "success and the perjetnity of its
principles. It islheiefore, ot the nigu-
cat uniwirance iinai uiro
Leonid be properly understood aud fear
lessly ana nrimy upneiu. . .
vj'4i secure ueeoiintaiuuiy ami ccouu-
utv
111 the uuniinisiraiiou t"?
Stnlw and Federal government "
duty which should be zealously perform- i
eti, .-. i '
"The rights and the sovereignty oi tne j41
rnt. shuuld be iruarded and detenueu r
In- il l who Ixi lieVe In Ihe original l"ir-
- , , I
Z'r .t.m r..x .MV.P.....nr' ninntI
llisu III niw - H ' I
-ont endangering popular government.
J . VT1!!
Iln.BAj. u'hlli I fit I :IIT fill LI1 1 Hill liniillUS I
'i, "fi.f ,Vii.i-l ami tho Jefterso-
-I .f . ... . I ..
!:,n interuretatious thomu uo iaae ine
r . . t ... i
iMt nf Democratic ortliouoxy. ,
- , . 11"
ATiempieu coinuiuuvu, .
or otherwise, which seek to deplete toe j
ft.- ti.H.il. ner.
sonar or political objects rejnre uom
vigilance to detect uud courage to pre-
yent. u. il'J. tif , '
ill 1,'nl .lima rt
advantages which are iecial iu their
iterntion is neither wiseJior patriotic
. I .
in the public mind and pets at risk the
iii the public mind and pctsi at risk the
lewtiitiiirvaiv iiiiui iiim i u ! ii iiuiiini i i.ii ami
, - f Z "T, 8ta,,le aud
,-UM, Vl V. i!T Ttoi.il 1
Rt:ilii itv of business, hotu industrial aim
x-thfn aimulii be general, eouitable;
philosophical a impractical, and Only in
this way can it permaueniiy ieceie puo-
He commendation. "I0". ti
...,u. .i !A..a will
tinj their certain sjifetv io i-cgai-diug
h h iifffii. sunt iiitruci tu uin inn tuiuiio -
themselves as obedient servants of the
W ; J tu't flm.-
. . . .....k,:.,,-,! tfiafc tlm Federal
Congress, is equal in authority to the
British Parliament will, f established as
tnie iiiterpietation, leau to u.e nosi,
f f J iH3r"S
deie2atin5 ii,itcd powers : Parliaineut
,4 the unwritten Constitution ot ureal f
Britian. There! is,, therefore, no j
coiuparisou between the wo,
i.ov i
After aU that has been said on the sub-
hect of General Lee's surrender of his sword
to Gen. Grant at Apponiatox, the latter gen-
tleman has been ap)ealed to in the interest
ot tire truth ot history and without hestia
tion settles the ouestion. by savin" "There
no demaod maUc for General Lees
Sword, and no tender of it offered.' All
.1... ... : i i.i.. .i i. t I
klilb nw niiu auvuk unuiu uiiuw vwiiibi'
LnWw.n t,M wa n mmln-yr l.v Opn
0rant for appearng without his ownwhich
had been sent ciwk the baggage.
Diabolism. Straugely enough, close
ou the heels pf the assassination of the
Czar of Russia, we have au attempt to
blow up the Lord Mayor's House in Lon-
don, aud why tr It is a mystery, as it is
impossible to conceive of any good to
come to any pa-ty had it succeeded. A
package of 40 founds of powder and a
ligthed fensc were employed iu this at-
tempt, Vnt it was fortunately discovered
in time to prevent the intended mis-
chief. : 1
Jim Harris, the colored republican
ifi-i n iiiimiwii i-i v uv 1 leumurujnrii- 1 es auu ireem w vuuo nu lumis.
interested. 1 E! 1 Z r in the Treasury Depaitnvent. This act and the m i,fl5,0OQ per uniinn, fort
orator of Wake, j wants to oust Holdeu, l ies abqye Wayne aud JoIiiimhi coun
Postmaster at lialeigh, and secure the ty lines.! Ratified March 1.
office for himself. The Raleigh Observer Au act in relation to the fraudulent dis
srys Iloldennnakes a first rate Post in as- position! of certain public documents.
ter and that Ikj ought not tobe turned I
out, Retam2 faithful officers is a safe
rule.
The Wilmington Star and The
Western Nortli Carolina Railroad.
(Cor. of The JVeg and Observer )
Raleigh, March 21, 1881.
The Star Is unhappy lest the Western North
Carolina road should fall back into the
nanus ot the btate. A year ago the Starl
was unhappy letj the road should fall out of
the hands f the iStateo unhappy indeed
that it preferred Ito tax Jhe people for its
completion rather than tarn It aver tiBest
and his associates. A year ago the Star de
nounced the transfer to Bes and all who
favored it ; now, however, it is in rief lest
the ejephant should come back on our hands
m . i I
iorsootu as it said vesttrdar Ux-niKA u
special session that got rid of the elephant
w : J v--v tllV I
cost $20,000."
As nsuak however, iu girlng its reason
for its grief, the Star does not tell the whole
truth. Suppose the special session did cost
$2O,0OO,iuid snppWthc ehpiianf snotild
comeback to us, jvould the State be a loser
or a gainer ? Let nssse. The account stands
about as follows:! - ,
Cash paid by Best and associates
- For convict labor ....... . ; . . $30,521 21
Cash paid by Best & associates
for interest ou jjnds ... .34 70S 33
Cash now on deposit in Citizens' '
Bank 4 ..30,000 00
j , , ' e 1 $101,229 55
Deduct cost of special sessiin 20,000 00
Clear profit in Cash. . . . 4 . . . .$81,229 55
Add to this 50.000 new railroad ties 20
miles, worth at least $15,000 and 600 tons
ot iron, worth at least $30,000; 'twenty-one
o?A f mi.l( f Sllug, worth at least
fdl MSl total of at least $250,
000 (all ofvhich jjMits are matters of pub
lic record), and it wilt be seen that even if
our elephant should come back to us he will
bring hp sheavesiwith hiin ; that is to sav
provender enough to.support him for some
time.. i".
All these farts, however, the Stah sup
pressed, but that Is not a matter for surprise.
What motive canjtheTAR hare for its per
sistent suppression of the facts in reyaui to
the affair of the Western North Carolina
Railroad? 1 SlGitJU
Gray Hairs are Honorable bnt their
permatiire appearance is annoying. pr
kers Hair Balsam is popular for cleanli
ness and promptly restoriug the youth fpl
color. Mar3toApr3.
Captious and Summary of Acts of that the prosecution was frivolous or ma
Tlie Legislature,' Passed at the licious, ! i
-. V Session f 1881, Y
. u 'H.:, I
An act to incorporate the Rutherford-
tou. Marion' aud Teuueee lUilwuy Com-
V
. . . m ' m . . 1 -
An net autlionziiig tne employment oi oi
convict labor upon the highways and wit
streets in the counties,! cities and towns the
in this State. This act -.authorizes the
commissioner of an v county or corporate
authorities of any city or town to con-
tract with the board of directors or man-
gcrs of the State Penitentiary for the for
employment of audi convicts ns oy oxisc-
awg M1y hired to railroad com pa-
.
UICH. mr IIIC lilllMWiciiiiiit nm vuii'iii mv - i
. . i . . . ? . . . i
tioil of tllO DllbllC highways III StlUl conn-
. j I
additional
clerk hire iu the Treasury De-
iartaiet.
l ' I -
A" act to protect clients iiinst fraud-
i i.. ' - PI.: . .1.. I
qieni, aiiornej . inuiuiu.
irunr nioncva li collectea bv a imicticiliff
. ..... ... I .
J - - a. w i
nttmev. and lie shall fail to account - fori
.!... r .t L.i 1
te same, ijuugmeiK ior uio aiuouui; ;roi
lecieu nun ibiwtm u iuc b.huc to
rendered against him and he shall be de-
barred from practicing! in the courts of
ILitified IVbruarv 23. I
An act to secure the better drainage of
! i a- i r i I
tributaries iu the county of Davidson. -
tributaries iu the ci-iiuty of Davidson.
Au act to authorize the towu of Salts-
bury to aid iu the completion of its grad-
ed school house. j
An act to prohibit the sjile of jntoica-
ting liquor within two: miles f the court
thonse iu the town of Tavlorsville. Alex-
lander county, i
-. w i
u ct 0 establish and provide for or
S'nS he couut Durham,
An act for the better protection of por-
tjous of -Rowan county, where the stock
j. now i,10vails. This act is qmendutOT
to au entjtlea ftAu ftct for the pro.
tection of crops iu Rowan county." Rati-
tied March 1.
An nct tn earrv into effect, cei taiu nro
; ..(.i.. e i. .. o . ..... ;..
VIBIOII9 H l(IC CdUKllLllllHU OI lilt) OliUC I.I
reg'ird to the University. TJiis act ap
propriatcs the sum of $.5,000 to the Uui-
versity. liatihed March 1.
:Anuct:t em power; county surveyors
and their deputies to administer oaths in
certaiu case. This act relates to persons
required by iaw to b sworn iu when
making partition of real estates iu laying
off widows' dowers, &c.
Au act to incorporate the North Caro-
i: , t ....1 .1 t? ...l fi. I
' M . .. fe . .
CT '" TP Tv
A" aC 0 V!
gesiing luu imuuu bihiiiic i.i iu uiis
state. . 1 his act npitoruts a comuussiou,
This act apjxirnts
consisting of William T. Dortch, John
Maiming and John S. Henderson, tocmlifv
the public statute lav$ of this State, aud
makes ail appropriation to pay these coin
missioners one thouiLiud. five hundred
dollars each pel annum. Ratitied March
. j
An act to regulate the size of tlie meshes
of drag iiets and seines to bo used in
xcase and Trent Rivers and their tribu-
turies. This act requites the size of the
itiPsliAA nf piiw .Hill iut tn lif mt lent
I than li inches. This net does not apply
(to the waters of said rivers and tributa-
This act makes it unlawful for any per-
sous bavins tho enstodv of the acts of the
Assembl v. Snnrenie Court Renorts and
If s - - s "
other public documents, to wilfully or
egligeutly dispose of the same by sale
or otherwise, or refuse to deliver over the
same to their successors, and declares
theiti guilty of a inisdemeauyr. Ratified
March 2,
An act to authorize the commissioners
of Cabarrus county to levy a special tax.
Au act to sacure the better drainage of
the lowlands of tlie counties of Catawba
Lincoln, Rowan, Davie, Iredell, Mecklen
burg, Csildwell aud Burke. This act pro
vides for the organization of a commission
to be form etl of land-owners through
whose lauds it becomes necessarv to cause
Urains tw be n,de, whose duty it will be
to ta e co2'za"ce of all matters pertain
? a. . . a. I . f 1 m
'"Si" mo runuiug or -urains from one
loint to another. Ratified March 2.
Au act to amend an. act to incorporate
the North western Railroad Company, rati
fied the 23d day of February, A. D. 1857.
Ratified.March 2.. I
t -.!! 1
-A act to charter the DauvilleaudXBw
River Railroad. V- ".-
-
An act to authorize the construction of
a turnpike rcuul from Cooper's Statim and
Black Mountain Station, oil the Western
North .Carolina; Railroad, iu Buncombe
county, to Mitchell's Peak and Crazirv.iii
said county, and Green Pond, iu Yancey
county. I
An act to authorize1 the Northwestern
North Carolina Railroad Company to ex
tent! its road and tjo build brauches there
of. -! ! , 1 .
An act to amend section 1, chapter 212,
laws of 187a, an act to drain ceitaiu lands
iu Liucoln couuty. Ratified March 2.
An act to prevent, live stock from run
uing at large iu counties of Dare aud Au
8011. I ! ' ''
An j act incorporating tho Dauville,
Mocksville and Sonfji western Hjiihoad
Company. Ratifieii March a.
An act to prohllt t 1 Bale of spirituous
or malt; liquors within three miles of Con
rad Hill Goldjind CpHr Mines iu Da
vidson county, North Carolina.
- An act iu regard to costs in criminal
proceedings. This act provides that no
prosecutor shall be imprisoned for the
nonpayment of costs; except when the
judgep court or justice of the peace, before
whom, the case was tHedr shall adjudge
An act to Incorporate the r rencu uroau
Steamboat Compan v. . i ..
An act to change the sittings of the Sn-
preme Court. ? Thi act provide tliat the
Supreme Court shall convene at; tno . seat
oraw Kuinumciiv m i
ri! i i... ... . m. m. T . I . A..
: on the first Mouday in ebruarv and
hrst Mouday in , October.
An net making appropriation for the
several Insane asylums of Xortli Carolina.
The following sums are appropriated :
$50,000 per annum for the next two years
support of, and $r,50 per annnni for
uo jranwr
ments otj.nml 551,400 for the recoustrnc
F tin wsttrrivrntka of the iisvluiu at
" - - .-
i. si. J. .i .i" ':.. r m nirt
naieign ,-inui "e ui " vu,vw !ri
r .1 . . .1
Hiecessary
in ton ;
he
1 lid
$3,000.19 for tlie payments of it ho debts
already tiiade bv the State 'Trcsurer for
the support or patients, ana u,uuu per
. .. .
I - -
nnnnm ft tt li n.rt tun -ni-a ftil 1 1 if
...
crecuou ui an auuiitoiiut w ms mo
. e i t'i! ...
4
mm ac uouuuoro. uariuetx iuarcu u.
' t- 4-mm' mmi n ac f ik I kit kill ta
.... v. -TMw"nM "
r.,..n...,wapVv.v.M.....0.....-
and Statistic, nnd forthe euconrageiueiit
of sheep; huslwudry, Ratified jMaicb 4
An act -to lay olFi and establish a new
county by the name of Viii-ce Ratitied
V "I. I
An act to incorporate the Clinton and
raison railroad Company.
An act to amend chapter 41, section 10,
lines 3 and 4, Battles Revisal, by striking
out the words thous:iud" and m-
sorting in lieu .thereof the wo. ds -one
thousand.'7 I Ins act relates to the bonds
of county surveyors.
An act to establish a graded school in
Goldsboro township, in Wayne comity.
An act to amend an act entitled -An
act to incorporate the Elizabeth City am
Norfolk; Railroad Company.'7
Atl act aiueU(atory to an act to provide
for keeping in repair the public roads of
the State. Ratified March 5. j
Au act to it peal chapter H of the laws
of 1S7U, This act repeals au act entitle
"Au net to abplisli private seals aud -pre
senile a short form of deeds and foruthe
purposes
An act to amend section 9, chapter 7
B ittle'S Reyisal. This act relate to prac
ticiug attorneys at law, in any courts ol
which they may perform the duties of u
denutvior assistant cleik. Rowan nnd
Stauly counties, heretofore excluded, a
now included within the provisions o
of this act. Ratified March 5.
An act to prohibit the sale of spirit 11611
liquors ;witlin two miles of the towu o;
Dobsou, iujtbc coiuity of gurry.
An act to incorporate the Eastern N01 1
Carolina Insane. Asylum. This act change
the title of tho Colored Iu atie Asylum,
near Gvldsboro-, to that .of. "The Eastern
North Carolina Insane Asylum."
Au'-aet' lo prevent felling! timber iti
Hunting CreeS'iii Davie county.
Au act !o airo.v J. II. McN i!, adminis
trator of G. r, McNeil, deceased, former
tax co! It-ct or f r Wilkes county, to collect
arrears of taxes.
i i
North Carolina -A Per C'euta,
Ralkigji, March ID, The Iegislatme,
which ndjiiuiiicd ou Monday laxt, lev Jed
a special tax of six cents 011 the hundred
dollars'; valuation on real aud personal
property to pay interest on the bonded
debt of the State. The act of lt?71), un
der which the debt is'being compromised
aud adjusted, provided that all State
taxes levied and collected from profes
sional trades, incomes, merchants, and
dealers in cigars, and three-fourths of all
taxes collected from who'.esaly and retail
dealers in spirituous, vinoasjped malt li-qno-s,
should be app!ieiiTrjruc payment
of the in tei est ou tho 4 per cent, bonds,
which was insufficient without taking
money from otlier sources. Tho additional
levy of C cents will raise $14:),U00, which
will be sufficient to pay the entire inter
est if the whole debt is funded in 4 per
cents. The amount of 4 per - cents now
issued is $2,500,000, aud the funding is
proceeding rapidiy every day. The Leg
islature also vote $'3,000 in aid of the cele
bration of the battle of York town.
PRICE., CURRENT.
j Corrected by J. il. lvxox; 0c Co.
Mar. 24.
Cottox good Middlings, JO
Middling. - , ii
loy, do . 8
. stains - 5
Bacox, County, hog round C(&10
Butt En- 20
Eggs . . . 10124
tJmcKESs pcrlozcn j $1.50(2.00
Conx New . 55&60
Meai moderate demand at 65(j70
WnEAT-r-good demand at j. 1.10125
Flock best fain. 310325
i-i extra 3.00
j I super. 2.75
Potatoes, Irisu 50
Oxiox8 50
Lard 10
Hat ! 75
Oats . 5C55
Beeswax 2021
Tallow 5
BfrACKCERRIES 6J
AppLts; dried 34
Sugar ! 10! 24
J. B. WA.TSOj3,
SALISBURY. N. C,
; I MANUFACTURER j OF
Mattresses And Brooms.
Work and Material superior to any
in the State, and at prices lower than for
Northern work of same grade. Work on
sale at Meroney &. Bro.'s,! arid orders left
with them will be promptly tilled, Give
length and width of Mattresses wanted.
Prepared to tune Pianos ou short
notice at reduced prices, and if satisfacr
iioti not given no charge will be njnde,
23:1 m, ; . !
mm
?S1
ETBL1SHED I860.
RJCliMONp,.VM
We intend to make it to the
interest
every Planter in 1 he cottosi-growiuj'
I
touse tins hrst-class lugii-grade standard its Standard sni uiufomitj are
Fertilizer. ;:iars.!iteei.
We again offer this finl-chi Fertilizer to Cotton Growers as being, in all respects,
worthy of their patronage. It has stood tho test of thirteen years' use among us, and
has been brought to its present ad.uirable condition only by the liberal expenditure of
lalor and money in a continuous effort tn improve.; Iu standard and uniformity are
guaranteed.
The result of its application to the cotton crop for .thc past tlurtcea years has proved it
to be equal to any fertilizer ever sold in the Unite! States. During this time thousands
of tons of it have been used by tlie farmers of Virginia and ;orth Carolina, South Caro
lina, and Georgia with highly satisfactory results.
Whatever may be the merits of other fertilizers, no one can go "wrong in using one
which is so well made, so fully guaranteed, und has been so long and so thoroughly tested.
ALLISON ADDISON,
. Manufacturers sxlPicixictcic cf the "Star Irrxd" Ccnplcte Manure,
Eichmond, Va.
For sale by J. Allen Brown, and by agents, at
all points in North Carrlina. -
22:2m.
"i".ii.
notice:
To Georpre Leonard and Josephine Leon
ard, O. F. Brown, Alphcus Brown ami Jo
seph Brown, non-residents : You will take
notice that the lollowing summons has been
issued airainst you :
DAVIDSON Ccmtj I IX SIPERMR caCRT.
N. B. Orrell, Adm'r of Jos,
Brown, decM, PWff.
A gain at
Geo. iAionartl and wife Jo- J Summons,
sephine Leonard, O. F.Brown,
Alphcus Brown, Jos. Brown,
W. C. ; B ro w n , nnd Clw rl es
Bodeuhamer, Deftfts.
STATE 07 NORTH CAROLINA.
To the Sheriff of Davidson County ;reet
im: You are hereby commanded Jo suni
mon Georjjc Leonard, Josephine Leonard,
O. F. Brown, Alpheus Brown, Joseph Brown,
W. C. Brown and Charles Bodcnhamer, the
defendants aldvc nained, if to be found in
your cpunty, to bo and appear before the
Clerk of our Superior Court, for Davidson
county, at the Court House in Lexington,
within 20 days from the service of this sum
mons, exclusive of the day of serviee, und
answer the complaint which w:ll be depos
ited in tlie ohioe of tlie Clerk of the Superi
or Court of said county, within ten days, and
letthesa;d defendants take notice that if
they fail to answer the said complaint with
in the time prescribed by law, the praintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in the complaint. Hereof fail net
and of this summons make due rtturn.
Given under my hand and seal this 21st
day of March 1881.
C. F. Lowe, C. S. C. of
23:6w Davidsou County.
" HORTGAGf jSALE
By Tirlue of a Mortgage Ded executed to
roe by J. C. Wilhelm and wife, recorded in!
Ihe Register! office, Book iw 5o. page SCo, 1
will expose fur nle at public auction, on the
2nd day of May, being the
First Monday in May. 1881,
At China Grove, a House and Lot, adjoining
the lot of Jaroe C. Carter and wife, and the
land of I. F. Fatterfon, containing about Two
Acre; the name being the house aud lot now
occupied by J. C. Wilhelm.
S. A. Isesiiocb, Mortgagee.
J. M. Gray, Uty.
March 23, 1881. i 3;lm
Tr rh
W Emm1
IT WILL PAY YOU ;
IF TOU W1TT0 RAISE A LARGE CHOP
OF COTTO ' x-
TO USE OUR 4--:
j;"Star "Brand" Compkts Hasnrs.
It is rich in Soluble Phosphate and
Ammonia. r i i
1 It affords a constant supply of plant
i;iooii.
It contains no inert matter.
It is an improver and renovator of
worn-out lands.
It is fine, dry, and in the best condi
tion tor drilling.
It secures large crops and early
maturity . -
It increases the ouantitv andouali-
n. . . . .
i ry oi lint. . i
j! It contains an ampleqnantity of all
j the elements necessarv to make Cot
hton, and a large surplus which will
show itself in the improvement of
i :t he. land.
.It is prepared from tie best and
inot approved materials, in the most
Ail onl tl.
of i , . .
States
unuer our personal supervision.
T I E 'N A V As fi A
GUANO
Ilax-hern extensively :iul pr fi4al.lv n
el aiid ihoronjrlily lerttd in this roiu.ly
i-.ml lliri:gl. til ihe dunlin 1 n-.w-inn on
2 ! 1 kiml ol Cin s fr tin p;t Ll.l.VKN
Yeaus; in 1 1 . : 1 1 1 v iiistniK e.i more tri;ni
'ThiiiLliiiS tl'.- j iciicct, Mil is- nor.' well
known ami tirmly tstatlislud :is Mnong
the
VERYBIiST 11 USE
and as such we recommend ai.d yiiarnn
tee it.
Chemist Valuation, per ton 41.17
If further ttPlimony is requintl. we
bes to refr titoce who wMi informnlion
to any of their iuil:!ois wl.oharc ever
used ii, as we nreq:tite willing to rly
11 jMMi 'Their Jcogmext as to ihe Val
ue of our gooil.
J. ALLE1T EEOWIT, Agt
SALISEUliY, Jf.C.
23:1m
8!
(PEUVY1AX AND LOSE DUST.)
Just in, A Car-Load
UPSHUR GRANO.
Proved entirely Kitisfatory last season by
those who tried it.
BEST IN THE MARKET !
CjSk-SiO.OO cash, or 450 pounds of
Cotton m tne ail
100- BtiHRBLS -100
. VIRGINIA 110 UK LIME
Onlj $1.50 per Barrel. .
A Lot of Good Second-hand
i3T TrLriT.itrQ.?1?
In Good Order, Cheap.
Also a First-rate
Two-Horse Democrat ,
With three seats,
And a
Two-Seated Photon
and Harness
t
Am receiving my
SPRING GOODS-
Everything in the line, nnd at price to
suit tanners. Come nnd see. me lor low
prices before trading elsewhere.
Also, Agent for
WANNAMAKER & SHOWN,
Clothiers, Philadelphia. Suits itiade
to order. Call and examine samples.
20:6w R. j. HOLMES.
DEV0X BULL.
I have a flnn Devon stock animal for puWt&ser-
Vk'e ai unmcrawj raiea. Appiy 10
Salliburjj O W AT WELL.
BONDS
To make Title to lind, aud Laborer nnd
BLANK ADMINISTRATOR $
SALE NOTICES .1 '
For Sale at this -Office,
Cheap Chattel Mortgager
variotiR other blank for tale heff " ,
A
3Cb
FIREIFIEEir-piKg.
Rfh. TP life 0 frtehit
y l J- " nMer uetore it t
kg THE INSURANCE AGENCY 0p
" J. ALLEN BROWN
and outjin.ng Policy 6flnsUra
against loss or damage v FI'rp
UQI1TNINO. ThiefctL , KB.
LARGEST AGEFICYIHTHE STATL
Aggrrgate Assets represented oyer
boo,ooo,ooo '
All first Class Cos., including iu,-
well as Amencan, and oar wh Slate C'o '
-All Policies written here atthi-A,,,..
fTLosscs proniplly settled.
SPECIAL RATES
made on good Dwellings, Pernitnre .t
A-ill 11. tliin-il, ll.l l 01 3 tO 3 tM
Feb. 1C, '81.
tf
ft JUST RECEIVED
AT BI CHOHD PRICES:
Red rind Saplch Clover, .
. t- Oreliard Grass, "5
Tinioihv and
, . Blue Jrass
. ' - AtENUlSSV,r4
; GARDEN -SEEDS,
- Fresh ni Gcntdns ' '
JUST RECEIVED : 1 -
"'. LandrethV,
Buist's, Ferry's, ;
Johnson -Bobbins'- &Qt.
At" Wholesale and Retail.
At ENNISS'. "
ONION SOTS For Sale
At EXNTSS'.
WAITED,
17:tf
On .on Sets -;-
At -EXNTSS'
-:-o-:
Haviiiir
boiiffht"
out
tne lnierestor iur.urocn--field
iirour former busi-.
ness, I will ccmlinuc as
heretofore- atthc Old .
Stand. Thankful- .fur
past lavor.s I respectful
ly ask a continuance ot
your patronage, r
I am Atrent for. the
Call and sec mc bdforoj
you buy. ;:
Kespectfiilly, J
J. f. ROSS.
2.":U-
llll!
IIEIARIIEII
I am Agent for the
OLD RKLIAHLE
ii
FERTILIZER ;
For Cotton and Tobacro.
ALSO -
ZELL'S CUANOi'
s0p These are the Best Jj ;
hrand.s made.
A FULL SUPPLY
' . FOlt JiOTIf
OX HAS!).
CALL AND SEP: ;
' J. F. ROSS. -
mi
DEALER IX ' r
Italian and American Marti?
Monuments, Tombs and GravesV
or ev:uv DKSCtiirrioN, , !f,
Ik-iiiK- a prlical TOHrble-worker, it
m 4,( fxeciiline any pieee of wprW " . v
j i.lainenl to the most elaborate In'"1..
. .. ..irWl catlMS"
ntvle, anil 1 agnaram
will e given to the nio4 exneung V1?
Call and examine my Stock "LPV
fure pnrchawng, as I will self at tb verj .
el price. - . j v0r1t
Designs and eHtimaten for nj , J.it
will be furnished on application" w
to J. D. MeNeelv'aStore
Salibnrr, X, C, J4rch 9, ?8S1' 2i:l;, -
llll!
- . I
- . i
ill
0
it
HUTCHINSOH
i
I
1