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r-- I THURSDAY, APRIL 7 1831, 144 NEW TERMS. Bom ami after the 1st day of January f LwHl be as follows r -- - iie year, paid iu payment 4ieiayeu uihuuis,.w payment delayed 12 months 20 I f Clarence Murphy lias gone to Mebanea T jjl to atteud the Bingham school. file open Tetter f Mr. J F Ros Jn an' oihr column, lie speaks or wings to in- ttrest all. - I bhere is still a quantity of hay in the JMtj--last Friday, 50 hales were connt don eight wagons tapding on Main Street. J - ' : Ted-Lpclie, colored said to bo the old- i 1U man in the county, aged 110 yeais, flied last Tuesday in ML UUa township On Tqesdaj of last veelc, Mr. Robert Koi, of Scotch "Irish, nudo a narrow escape from death, .. While . on liis way to mill he, iu some way, "fell from the wagon, one wheel of wljich- rolling over him, braising him quite seriously, and laying him up for several days. J We are glad to learn his injuries are not consid ered dangeroust " 5 U i Practical Joker. Brice Beard- always gets up a good joke. He played a game on some of oar merchants last week A. Li. D. Pouring some. New Orleans Molas ses on a quantity of salt, he packed up some sample cases and started oat to wholesale. One merchant could not handle that grade, another said it was grape sugar. and he did not want any ; another order three barrels, and another two ; another said that quality of sagar would spoil fine coffee. -O- Messrs. Klntlz & Rendleman are work-1 aug like !, -iin up a large , eic rt .-mil Ttii ied stock of seasonable goods- fj ii firm means business. 1 o The Juveniles .were greeted Saturday filghtby a fair audience ; it was a very teasant musical treat the children were bright, aud splendidly trained. I'll u r J The Daily Stock Report, of New York, fwjll accept thanks for its complimentary remarks touceruiug tire Watchman. Arsons dealing in stocks should have the Daily Report. - ' ij I Mr. Gilbert Brandreth, reihi as assistant euginei who Jias been a ii . n acting as assistant engineer at wie crow eitiine, has gone to Sing Siug, N. V., to iTisit his father's family. I Busy. Messrs. IW i iiluu tit &. Bros, are isily engaged in preparing to meet the ''inVtuamt tlii-ir e&tviiivu trade, and kvjiVn the rush i over will tell tlte public j futile things through the trultiiuus of this :itper thut will do all good who heed it. s . o Geo. P. Swain, Esq., Govenncnt reporter, fmi been prosprcting both .blanches of the Vjlkin ; Uiver, for water power, lle took t the laukin to this the south now at the .Narrows, and will continue down flit he mouth of the Uwharrie. il-:!"- : N O Messrs. Jones, McCubbius & Co., arc inf this week in an interesting adver jtUfcineut. Theynre wide-awake business inen, and cannot atiord to h undersold. Their stock of new goods is exceedingly t Ird surveyor s report o ; place, lie visited personally ! fork, ahd is Guess he was right. i ! J , : O ! :. - 1 II. C. Williams, cotton weigher, reports the receipt -ef cotton frotn September '80, to March '81, four thousand three hun dred bales. Average price to! J January eleven cents. Since that time only low grades have come into market. This estimate only includes what has passed through the weigher' hands f several hundred bales are now stowed; away by individuals holding fotf a rise; H i Isperior Coukt. Inferior Court has been in session all week, and will prob ably continue to sit until Saturday. Jus tices, W. R. Fraley, Jesse W. Miller and Johu Sloan are presiding, and; the work of the Court is progressing smoothly Some half dezen workmen will I assist the State in its various public works, for several years. The 'pen" will also have a new female cook. The way of the transgressor is to the "pen." 4v - -o A poor countryman, giving way to dominant thirst for strong drink, imbibed too freely a few days ago; and while wa der the influence of whiskey desiring more than he had the ready cash to ob tain, put in pawn all lie had purchased that day for the use of his family (a pack age of coffee), and the conseqneuce was lie was arrested and placed in jthe cala boose for disorderly conduct; and when taken out sober he wanted to kiiow what had become of his coffee. Well, what wrong is there here T Such lias often been done before;, and had he not the right while iu this semi -conscious condition, to pawn his property his living.' And, of course, it was the duty of the bar-keepe to let him have what ho wanted if he paid for it. -o- i band iheiu. some, full and complete. Go see Sauuow E-scapk. Marcellus, an 8 or Jy ian angry luuley cow, which the butch jrrs were driving through the streets a few days ago, and narrowly escaped seri iiui injury. $he was butting the boy fwhen the drivers forced her olf. Bad'Pomct. We learn that jthere are a few faruieri in Rowan so eagor to grasp the golden rewards of cotton rajfeiug that they have neglected to raise jcoru and meat, and are now coutractmg to pay S!) cents per bushel for corn out of the cottou crop of 1381. Their supplies .of iOyear old sou of Mr. PJylerwas struck eat W?H co8t-at' J copondug high We learn,jiit!i regret, that Mr. Joseph tllajber, near Third Creek, sustained very -. fpamful injuries ou Wednesday of last i w.ejrk, from beiug thrown from hit horse. Hi4 iiijmies are about the head, and his . rpliysieian thinks the diagnosis of his case I jmlicates ceacussiou of the bruin. ,:. s ! o - Mr. A. W. Owen's graiuery was broken into last Monday night by thieves, who robbed him of six bushels of wheat. This i liot the first depredation of this kiud that has happened; recently in that neigh borhood,, and we 'suggest that a sham f lookout be kept, so as to bag the thieves. ! - ! o - -1uoiiibition Mketiso. The friends ,f Prohibition are called to meet to-mor- jl-owj (Friday) evening, at 4 o'clock in the ! Lurt House. Business of importance ViijCoinelfore the tneetinff. and all are hv to attend the ladies especially. H f j R. R. CuAWEonu - jSahshnry April 7, 81. Sec. pro tern. -o- 1! April IsT.-The clerk orVthe weather Plajed a practical joke onus to-day in presenting most unexpectedly as prettv a snow torm as any one could wish to see. I jTIi temperature was milder than for the Pwceding days and the heavy J pjoud, which hung around at dawn look ed wore like rain" than any thing else; but snow pits commenced falling oc ftfyl. until 8 when it commenced i4ork in real earnest, filling the air so fcUBC,j a3 to almost obscura th hnihl- i US cros the street. -o '-Tho IIok and Ladder Company were ! nu,t Monday evening. Mr. Aiex. barker has been made President of the ""W company. The company needs about f more gooa men to mako the organi. ' ; fHon com Plet- E very merchant should fuve representotive in the company. ! Shad is Soutu Kiver. James Mon Esq. caught two fine shad in South iiTertUi,Maon. ThUis Teri unu8Uai should not be so. Were 'the obstruc ?L i 10 the rirer removed, shad could ! P caught far p the stream. Salmon are 'CTfrwlWtly caught- some weighing ',aMix pounds have been taken O :llu) s5'ws that the work done ' ru" g"Ternment fisheries will be W something to the people. Two negro TYftlA ' A A e Mrfk;.:. ... -t f me lunn s on J -7! ,re St to quarreling, when ""Northern fn.i..,.i . . .. . but t t "W Jur Kitcuen anite, Ifirea i f'V16 get it hi antagonist t into his abdomen, a 32 caliber ball, jrounded negro walked to town, gd the ball , taken out and walked i ctliii. . t r uKerousiy uurt, l ue I & ? l" IvfMbe country.- . rate, aud it may be asked is ' it a paying operation! If it is, follow it. liat it should be remembered that it is contrary to all the agricultural speeches aud Iec tures vet puunsueu. au writers ana distinguished farmers concur in . trie opiuion that it is very unsafe to . stake the whole fortuue of a year ou the sue cess of a single crop, luey also agree that it is of the highest importance to produce on the farm all the supplies required for the Biipport of the family and for the hands and the stock employ ed. It is not generally safe to set at defiance well settled opinions, though it is true that there are exceptions' to every rule. A failure of the cotton; crop, er over-production and consequently low rates, would fall very heavily j on those who have risked all on cotton alone. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. XXmniallllTELIiIGElTpE. ItElMEIt GOLD MINE. , r Tliii mine, nitaatediix miles toutii-east of "Salisbury, Li owned by the NortUCor oliua Minlug amt Eednetiea Com'pArty, of which- M. William MorrU Davis U Presi dent. Mr. John Bagley U Sapenutend eut of thii mine. .It eomprlses oho hun dred and' six acres of laud on which a nnmber of shafts were sank while pros- pectingr ' .They1' finally nettled on' two snaics, one on eituer oi . vwo uiur wuicii are separated by a branch. These two shafts, are known as shafts No's. 1; and 2. Shaft No.. IJs' down one hundred and ten eet, and from it they are now hoisting betweeu fifteen aud twenty tons of ore per day. In this shaft, sixty feet from the surface, a level has been dnvou tw hundred feet on the "wind shaft," and from that, one hundred, and eighty feet toward shaft No. 2. One hundred feet from the surface, they are running a sec ond tunnel toward the ''wind shaft" iu N02. .'; r-" ' .. No. 2 is down one hundred and twelve feet, and will be sunk one hundred feet deeper, from which stuping will bo carri ed on." Shaft No. 1 will be treated m the same manner. - The vein on this property is the same as the "Bullfan;" described la iaH paper; in fact it is a continuation of the same vein, a fissure which extends for miles; arid' is between four and fivo feet i wide, where they are working. The ore is val ued at $20 dollars per ton, on the aver age some running higher, especially where the vein is "pinched." The general formation at 100 feet, is a blue slate; while the "binding" of the vein is talcose slates. At each of the working shafts, they have a steam hoist and a Cornish pump of ample strength and capacity to meet the demands of the work aud each is supplied with a twenty -five horse engine and boiler. It may be remembered that this proper ty was worked before the war with a Chilliaa mill and that it was a profitable mine then. It lay idle nutii last August, when Mr. Bagley, the Superintendent, took charge, lie says that the miue has been a paying one, and that its resources are only beginning to show. It was grat ifying o learn that the compauy contemplate-erecting reduction works on this property also, us the result, as' far as tested, of the process (at the Yadkin mine) has proved satisfactory. The ores at present are being conveyed to the Chlo ri nation VWorks of the company at the Yadkin Mine. Mr. Bagley is proud Of the Reiraer, and says that it is as good a miue as will be found in this section. Majr, at the house of E Graber, Esq'- Kegistrar A F Graber "Jodges-Job n Li Ilendleuian, Geo. Bruce, A. II. Ileilig, Jacob Yost. fx'... i y'- 4th. A district "composed of a part of Scotch Irish township, election on the 21st day of May, at the housetjf J. L. Moore. Registrar C-A.. Guffy . Judge IL T. Rudisel, W. A. Lnckey, ar,r j. L. Moore, JUA.- Gardener.' 5th. A district in Uuity township, elec tion to be lield at School "House at Unity church on the 21st of May Registrar J Geo, R. McNeill. Judges-Levi Powlasf Tho.XyerIyJas. Griham C A Rice. ) 6th. A district formed of a part of lA- taker township, election on. the 21st day of May at China Grove. Registrar J A Cook. Judges Jas.s Gouger, II Ketchy, B P Yost, J G Misenheiiner. - 7th. A district formed of a part of Li ta ker township, election May 21 it at Bos- tian's School House, -f Regiatrarr J6elG. Sloop. Judges D. Di Alexauder, F. W. Kerf, John A. Cook, if. A4Stirewalt Ordered by the Board thut D. A. Davis and G A Bingham be authorize to act for the Board and hire out any prisoners in the county jail for'; the-' securing of Hues and costs in all such cases 'where the law so directs:. -V. 'v.;J..;f;3;,4'.- j. : Ordered .that a new.apublie road be peued in At well township; Provided, the petitioner, Cnptj&N; Wilson, pa I all expense and damages accruing there from. G A J Sechler asked the county to re pair aud keep up a bridge across his mill race not granted. j Xi' For the approaching municipal clec tion, the followiug persons were appoint ed as inspectors: Salisbury-C F Baker, J A Rendlenian, G J Long. Gold IlillJ C Siingg8,,J A Coleman, A C Earnhart. EnochvilleVi T H Plaster, H J Over cash, John Isenhour. The following are the appointments for Hitters of the taxes iu the county : Salisbury Township A Murphy. RITCHIE GOLD MINE SOLD. Creditable information has been given us ef the sale of this valuable property, lyiug seven miles south-west of Salisbury. It was owned by Messrs. S. H.. Harrison and S. E. Linton, aud was bought by par ties iu Boston, representing a new min- organization lately formed in that They intend to begin work on the property at au early day. One of the gentlemen who recently visited the pro perty is to be the superintendent. ins city The Raleigh Ar and Observer of the 6th, in speaking of Mr. Wm. Brandreth, and the North State Mining Co's. rail road, only presents the first idea of their proposed route. The latter and more favoraWe proposition is to build from this place, via Mocksville and Wilksbro to Jefferson. Steps are being taken to offer such inducements to this point as the North State Mining Co., cannot afford to disregard. ; This subject has been much thought of lately, and very properly so. The ques tiou has often been asked, who is the bes man for the Democrats to put in the field for mayor f and who for commission erst These are questions, aside from pol itics, directly interesting to every citizen of this town ; and every one should thor oushly canvass the subject in ibis own mind and determine on good, substantial men, who are competent to take charge of the town and of its affairs. This, at this time is very important. Our busi ness is rapidly increasing; the place is growing more important as a market, and our railroad prospects are brigbt teuiagl and the people a,re iookingor ward to more important . and Advantageous railroad connections With these advan tages crowding upon us, it behooves eve ry man, who has any iuterest in the place, to assist in selecting and electing the best available men to fill the most important town offices. l': : X SUGGE3TIOX. j Several gentlemen who have given this subject soa;e thought, suggest that each ward hold a meeting, and express their choice for mayor, and for the commission ers of their wards, and let these ward meetings appoint a committee to express Heir choice. These committees, after being instructed by the several wards shall meet and constitute a central committee, which shall, after consultation, announce the ticket, as directed by the wards. This plan (Joes away with the odious mass conventions, and will give a free expres sion of the people's wishes. The name of Mr Moses L. Holmes has been frequently mentioned in connection with the mayoralty, and; we consider him the most available man, and cordially suggest that the wards consider his nom ination. Defeat of Prohibition. Boston, April ll The House of Representatives of this State yesterday struck out ot the prohibi- j tort bill the section referring it to the pee- pie, and then defeated the bill tself. Gold Items. Mr. Nannie, a farmer in Rutherford county, near the McDowell line, in sinking some pits for the purpose of burying some rocks iu his bottom land, found some gold iu the pits, and has since worked very profitably for it, taking out over 700 pennyweights from two rods of ground. The Vein Meuutain Company cut thro' three rich veins of ore last week, while digging their water ditch. Mr. Gaden, the superintendent, informs us that the prospects for large returns from this mine brighten every week. ' Mr. A. A. Smith, one of the proprietors, is expected down in a few weeks, about which time , the company will be ready to commence op erations. Lamp Post. OPEX LETTER. "Those Goods Have Arrived.' We have the pleasure to announce to our many, friends and customers, that we are-daily-recti viog the moat, complete aud elegaut line of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Rations, ftmestie ' Goods, it, kt iat we have ever offered. Onr stock f Groceries is the most comnlete in towti. Our stock of ! ';. ' - - ' , Boots, Shoes, Hats Famishing Goods, Clothing, Ac, &e., is full. We buy our goods as cheap as any fTonRe, and positively will not be Undersold. . ) We have added to our stock a large line of Ladies' trimmed ahd Gnfrimmed Hats. Call and look over our Goods. I With thanks for past patronage, we so licit your future favors. j Respectfully, Sic, . J. P. EOSS. SALESMEN : Fkank Young, Akcuie Yol'Ko, Eddie Overav.' ; 1 .v" f April Gth. Praukliu Unity Scotch Iri&hr Mt. UUa Locke Atwcll Li taker Gold Hill Morgan Prwvideuce ii ii ( i. .i il ii --W M Kiucaid. Rich'd Culbertson; Jesse Powlass. ; John K Graham. W P Watson. John Sloan. John Sloop. -AWKImtz. Wiley Beau. Stepheu Earnhart. Applications for lenewal of licenses from several bar-keepers of this place, was followed by some discussion by mem bers of the Board. The question was, would it be proper to license these shops in the face of the near approach of the election to held iu August next, when the people will vote for or sgainst prohibi tion. The present lay forbids the grant ing of license fr a shorter period than twelve months; hence the difficulty with, the Board is iu not know.iug the will of the people on this question j aud upon this point it was argued that 'it would not be safe to grant1 license in' tfie foce.of the fact that if granted now, it would give the liquor vender the right tosoll iu spite of the voice of the people, if declared in oppo sition to license, and. on 'notion the applications-were laid over till the next regular meeting. .- A number of county claims were pass ed, aud the Board adjourned. MARRIED. On the 3rd inst., near Dry's Mills, by Rev. W. Kimball, Mr. A. S. Lentz aud Margaret I. Dry. The former of Stanly and the lat ter ef Cabarrus county, N. C. BUSINESS LOCALS ; A Smooth Complexion can be had by every lady who will'use Parker's Ginger Tonic. For promptly reculatinir the liv- r aud kidneys and purifying the blood there is nothing likeut, and this is the reason why it so quickly removes oimoles and gives a rosy bloom to the cheek. See UOtice. M3toApi3 4 Grand Reputation. . Warner's Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure lias reached a reputation that is not lim ited by the confines of section or country. ihere aro no injurious substances, nor false and temporary stimulants in the preparation. It is purely vegetable, and compounded under a formula that has passed severe tests, and won endorse ments Iroiu some of the highest medica talent in the country. N. Y. World. FAMILY GROCERIES ! t-o-t Ssst Syrups, at Lower Prices than can be bad any where else in the City. It will be to the interest of Housekeepers to call on P. N. SfvllTH, Where they will be sure to receive for their monej au iirsi class unx-enes, at lowest cash prices : Such as Flour, Pfleal, B-tcon. Lard, Fish, Sausages, Cof fee, Sugar. Rice Crlis, Molasses, Kerosene on, I ouacco, a nun, cigars, ec. cau ana De convmcea J. 33. WlTSOjST, SALISBURY. IV. C, UjUiCf ACTCKXK OF Mattresses And Brooms. ' "WbnK and Material superior to an1 in the of ate, and at prices lower than fo Northern work of same grade. Work on pale at Meroney & Bro.'s, aud orders left with them will be promptly filled. Give length and width of Mattresses wanted ; LlP Prepared to tune Pianos on short notice at reduced prices, and if satisfac turn not given no charge will be made. 23; I m. BROWN'S dress shht best fitting and cheapest shirt iu the market gnar teed. Also sells the KING, and all styles of fancy colored shifts, i v At Brown's Emporium. Large assortment of the" latest styles of hand-made shoes, all low"-for cash, At Brown's Ejnporium. SPECIAL NOTICE f J. D. Mc Neely respectfully iuforms.his numerous customers and the public, that his time has been so busily occupied at his Head quarters for Family Groceries, that he has not had time to advertise the many nice things that he is daily receiving and has now for sale. So he Jtakesthi method to Urite everybody to call ad see what he has. All goods new and -fresh. 7Z COUNTY ' C03tMSSIONEItS' MEETING. Monday, 4th inst., the Board convened in session in the Court House, with all the members present, aud we report the following from their action : - Allowances were made from the poor fund : $40 to Solomon Morgan, for tbe support of two infirm sisters for twelve mouths ; $2 per month for three months to Mrs. Phoebe Hofifner for support of moth er, and $3 a month for three months to Elizabeth Garner for support of iusan sister. j Exempted from poll tax and road duty; Jeremiah Sloop, 5 years; Milo Beaver, 5 years, and. John M. Baker, 5 years. Petitions fur Stock Law elections were filed for certain districts, giving bound eries, and elections ordered as follows : 1st. From citizens of a district formed of portions of Litaker, Gold Hill, Morgan and Providence townshjspt ; election to be held on Friday, the 20th day of ' May next, at Bernhardt Mill. Registrar, L, W. S. Best. Judge-W. Beaver,iM. i, Barger, Paul Ilolshouser, Houry Kluttz. 2d. A'district composed of a part of Providence township, election 20th of May, at the house of Pavid Barriuger, Esq. Besgistrar P. M. Phillips, , -3rd. A district formed of a portion of Iitaker township election on theOtlj of . MiHerals.iramu gatiteiiug statistics of gold mines in Ilowat;, and Adjoining Counties, and will be-obliged to parties owuiug' ;minfng projejr?v,'-.hthef (fo- veloped or not, to forward me intelli gence of same. Also information of any other minerals and recio4.;8tones to be found. Specimens from the mines will be labled aud displayed. Seieta medium sixed fair specimen and focward to T. K. Buuxer, Waichinan Office. Fasiiioxable Dkess Making. Mrs Kate Lane proposes to pen rooms up town at an early day forVtne purpose of carrying on the above business. She is already prepared to receive orders for work, but for tho present ladies are re qnested to call at her home, aud they will be promptly served. Breakfast Bacoa and Sugar Cured Pried Beef just received at A. Parkers. A large Variety of Seed Potatoes just received at A. Parker's. PRICE. CURRENT. j Corrected by J. M. Knox fc Co. Apr. 7, Cottox good Middlings, JO Middling 9 low do stains Bacon, county, hog. round Butt eh Eggs Cuickens per dozen ' Corn New " Meal moderate demand at. Wheat good demand at Flouu best fam. extra super. Potatoes, Inisu Onions Lard Hat Oats Beeswax Tallow- Blackberries Apples, dried Suar 57 9&10 20 10121 $ 1.5022.00 55C0 6570 1.10125 310325 3.00 2.7 50 50 10 75 5055 202 6 3 10&12T IV I have just returned from the Northern Cities where I hare bein for the last three weeks, selecting for the ' SPRING MB SUMMER OF 1881 f ; THE NEATEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF G0S that Las ever been opened in this city. With great care I purchased a very fine line of AXD 1RIM2I1SG$ TO SUIT; ALL IN PERFECT STYLSr ALSO White Goods, Notions, Domestics, C as aim ere s, Shoes both Ladies and Gent's-ParasalB, Fans, and Under-Ware. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS: And in this line I have the well know Keep's Shirts, Collars and Scarfi, which are perfectly lovely. And as to CLOTHING, Yon could find a largeritock, but nicer, better quality and more Desirable Styles can't be found in Nonti Carolina. 1 selected mv Stock with the utmost care, and with tn eye to the pleasure of our young and middle-ngd men, who love nice, neat fitting clothes My very large business last year must be due to soiuo good cause. Surely the Best Styles at the lowest prices, coupled with square dealing was the iudncement. Very Kindly, &c, J. D. GASKILL. SALISBURY, X. C, Mnrcli, 24, I THE SEA FOWL GUANO Is up to full Standard. There is none better for COTTON Be sure to try it this year. It will be said for either Cotton or Cash payable in Che fall. watTTTows I ARE WITHOUT DOUBT THE 333S5SI'3E" ""O 3E333! '3SCjQl30 I You can try them before purchasing, and can be returned if they do not suit. J. D. GASKILL. WIHSTOH TOBACCO MARKET. April, 7", 1681. Lugs Common Ked -" Good - - -". Bright - -" Good - - -" Fiue - - - Fi-llers CbmoiOu - - Good Fine - Wrappers Common -(iood - - " Fine - - a "LIFE INSURANCE" MADE CHEAP. Table Showing Actual Cost lo Members of $4,000 Insurance for One . Year (March 1, 1879, to March 1, 1830 First Class, aged 18 to 30 years. Second " 30 40 . ". 40 " 45 ' " . : 45 M 50 " , 50 " 55 ' 55' " 60 " . Third Fourth Fifth Sixth A (I .$17 00 , . 21 25 .25 50 .. 3400 .51 00 .63 00 T. D. X&elffeeljr, Ag't. - 3.50 4.00 - 4.0050 5.00G.OO - 7.008.00 - 10.0012.00 -' 5.O06.00 - 7.009.00 10.00 MM - 15.0020.00 - 30.0040.00 - 40.0050.00 " Fancy - - -. - 60.0075.00 CONDENSED TIME NORTH CAROLIHARAILROAD. I NO. 47, 45, 1 KO. , Date, May 15, isso. Dally ex. Dally. I Dally. Sunday. Leave charlotte " Salisbury " . lll'U Point Arrive at ureeubboro Leave orecnisooro Arrive at Millsboro Duriiain " KalelgU Leave Arrive at Goldsboro 3 50 a.m 4 10 p.m. 03 " 5 64 " 7 31 " 7 07 " 8 10 M : 7 87 8 20 " 1023 ' 11 OS 1220pm 3 30 I 6 00 a.m 6 00 " 10 00 " o oo p.m. 1D8S " ll 47 a.m. too " No 47 Connects at Sa'usbury wltli W. N. R. R. for all points in Western Xortli CarUna, dally except Sundays. At Greensboro wltn tne K. v. uaiiroaa for all points North, East and vv est. At QOioaDoro & w. liallroad lor wumingion. No. 45 Connects at Greensboro wim me k. Railroad tor ail points North, East and West. TRAINS GOING WEST. 1 No.S, I No.48r NoJ,DaU Dat, May 15, isso. 1 DaUy. Dally. 1 ex.Sunday eave Greensboro 10 10 a.m. S34a.m.!... Leave " i Arrive at Durham i 4 52 Hlllsboro 5 30 " Greensboro' 7 60 Leave " i 6 20 Arrive High Point ! S 55 " Snlisbury I101S T CO a. m. - 66 turn 7 30 " 9 15 1117 19 11 07 3 45 p.m. Charlotte 12 27 p.m No. 4 Connects at Greensboro with Salem Brnch. At Air-Line Junction with A. A C. A. L. Railroad to .i mints Snath and Southwest. At Charlotte with tho a. C. & A. Railroad for all points South South east. At Salisbury with W. N. C. Railroad, dally, except .Sundays,: for aU points In Western North CaroUna. lit So- 42 connArts t Alr-I.ln Junction with A. a ca-'l. Railroad for aU points South and South west. - ' i PACIFIC GUANO MnTJFOT HEED BY " PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY, - SOLUBL THE! LEADING COTTON FERTILIZER, By reference to the reports for tbe past several years made by the North Caroli na Experiment Station, it will be seen that Soluble Pacific (I nan o tested by tho commercial value) has held the highest rank among the forty or fifty different brands of commercial fertilizers ottered for sale in the State. Tliio is a splendid, but not undeserved, tribute to the Pacflc Gnano Compaayf which for sixteen years has manufactured an article universally admitted to bo un surpassed in its remarkable elfectH upon the growth of the great Southern staple. Indeed, so well known is Soluble Pacific Guano, that we have almost ceased to issno opened to liailroad transportation. Although we have thonsandof testiiiionialias to the value of Soluble Pacific Gu ano, we will only publish below a tew from some of the leading farmers of this and adjoining counties, which will serve to stimulate iuquiiy among those who hare not used it, and will result in securing favorable personal testimony from its old patrons to those who are desirous of learning its rculu iu the past, which results, com bin ed with the solid reputation of the Pacific Guano Company, are a sufficient guaran-. tee that the staudard will be strictly uiaintaiced in the future. TESTIMONIALS: J. Allex Browtt, Agt : J ! . - - ( The Pacific Guano bought of you last season paw ns avctt, ana we can safely re-v commend it to all wanting a reliable Staudard Manure, cs)ecially for all Linda o crops and lands. xect to use it more extensively this season. S. F. Lord, Rowan County. V. S. Talbert, Stanly Conntr. A M Glover, " " T u Hams, A F Graeber, " " 1) W Crowell. Johu Ingle, " " (4 It Having used the Soluble Pacific Guano for several past seasons we take pleasure in recommending it as the best paying and ranut reliable Standard Gnano on the market. Have used several other branda and find the Pacific always to pay best. Cornelius Kestler, Rowan County. Lawson Trexler, lUwau County. Wm. B Klnttz, " " XJ Sumner. " T C Watson, " 4 J F E Brown, - " . s J L Cress, " W J Honck, iL - Jas. M Lioebarrier, " r " ESP Lippard. " ". - Reubin and Calvin Harrison, J. 31. C. Penninger G. ntJHeiligt ryHare a number of other special certificates, whicKtcan te seen in mr ofBcf. J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt. 203m Offico over Crawford & Co's Hardware Store"
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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April 7, 1881, edition 1
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