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THURSDAY. AUGUST J?, ISI.
Crop prospect In Montgomery county
-reported gloomy.
Crops In the rich and beautiful fonds of
the Jersey aettknient in pavidson, almost
a ptdl failure,
Burke wan$j inherit j frr sutKprohibi-
There is muclt suffering from droulu in
v various paris pf New Jersey. '
Tfie JJesult
ltoatl Machine.
During the past wee-k many of oar cit
izens hare been . highly entertaiued by
f 4
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of the election onp nursaav ia. u r- - ;TIie hlshwayouinuuee uas pare. e MTeral able epWkera, 'who, upon in vita
lly sarprised ne moreen : the and- for the " tion, deUreredaddreMes on different .
oruhibiUonistskbcmselfcsrberas cona, HTS.l f,I .fetl k.lr ln.ltnVln
' . . l , : . - i! inuK SOU,m ucuutu ouuiu "i r
dentiy anticipate: a victory t Fru. te ghj of ft Le wagon. Ob- this cityi at which place the Rowau Conn-
bitiomsts a afieaii;:uu.v;-Fy Hqoely between tne uina wi.eew nanga a ty Teachers Institute is now holding its
Mpectedfwlarse a rotetobe polled, or so teel trailer 8 feet m length and very i n . t
-reatadiflbrencein the footing np of the .trong and powerfnl. fThe scraper is .5MI$n- 1. ; V w V
great .tfmcrenceia . inu-i-d at trill bv two le vera. ' -The firsC on last-Thurday, nighty by
colnmns. - . - -!.,- L..i i.a na..tiiiH i-:m 1m mmlM to tnruuike I M JTtr Jp . nt T-rnrinn H-f!-
The result has idemonstraiea jseveraiim-i momttmA ,firat-claabate. lt-weicUa
has shown that While the I I AMI Ilia and fnnr linnuil UK ! r. r -i -
he machine has been B "i
uia years, and certainly impresses nit
ad in i ring sense of
portsnt i fasTltlbas shown tnat while the aboUt i 40o lb., and
nionle are in favor of subjecting the traffic quired to work it. T
quired
LpStnousliqdor. to. rigid1-mtrictions, pretty thoronghly tested inEome,andaU hi. years, and cerut
t.40 time hai gone out ofdate. , Trotting
horses are improving. 2.i6 is the best
speed naw. " V .' - , '
.Virgtuia is going ont of the pea-nut
Cosiness at fhe rate of,700,000 bushels
tfie year. , : ,
The Movttiain Banner, of Rutherfordton,
begins well. Maj.it prosper intull nia
Xuvitj. . .. , '
Bcxmee Resorts. There are 175 visi
tors at the Sparkling Catawba Springs, arid
n i liannr as ther can be. It is a nice
A . -
place,
It
vicinage
pleased with iU Last Friihiy two teams I ,js tit talents.
enures, -7 anaiureo ineu . vex w.. M addrwi on "California."
not nrenared forithe crest cnange proposea 0f the inncK road, just nonn r iue v,en-1, ,.,"
. .JL!.ti- l Rilraf. tracks 1h aboikt two lionrs.l rmnnson, wuicn was.uoiuen
adherence to I The road .was very hard and toogh, and tenairiingind instructi ve. His descrip
it was necessiiry 10 go over iiwiui a pow tion Qi tllo Bcenery of tins wonderfully
by the prohibiti6n.law;
It. has showiij . the strong
ancknt iisagea of the State. Voters cannot
elegant and beau-
uverai iiinea Deiore naiunz tne niucuiuo i : , . .i .
perceiveor will not admit that the insUtbtion . It is egtiinatwl that the machine and ; T:.,T
. . i - J ( ' C.'4t..'. r.k.Ul,u.ni.n am. miw.li wni-l' in turn liAIll'R l tllUlIyi llIOStratlYC. -
least entertaining,
evening.
T- n .j .1 n n
giren to drink, "tested Jeisby con-
siderations of this kind than by an nnwil-j elly Soil than in muck.- It is a great la- He SP with a brief sketch of the abo-
Hngness to embsrras their free indulgence. 1 Dor-saver anu can
-of .i.iichid .ni !Mitnated bv their iath-1 three men did as much work iu two hours "fully; illustrative.
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fi tli d.nMroua it.ia de- as a dozen men could uo id two weeae. at, out not, mo
A i.. . V oubtimanV who arc! " .7 . I ttUU,w "
wv w - I .m.lijr imui a ml iriil'tl WAI I IE IU
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uo doubt be made riginal inhabitants who were found here
U has shown bat the colored voters are hrery ussfulabout the city. Syracuse has j when the first settlers were Janded on
is a mistake bout! the killfng ef
Church, the'raan'concerncd inrthe Alexan-
dcr countj murder case. He made, his
escape. . .- r . -
The Charleston -lVw lays: "Every dol
lar invested in the South by Northern men:
-takes a stitch out of the bloody shirt."
Jfultum in parvo. . ; y
rmore near It unanimous In opposition to
prohibition than the white, for while the
latter divided the former ,vwcnt togemer
almost solid.
AsAumiag hat he tjic.ftjand ose of
piriiuoua. uquor -ci.wj5b v"'
Clitistlanand a hindraneei4o-jthe beat in
terests of society, the result shows that its
influence on the popular, mind is stronger
than all the churches of all denominations,
than all the schools and colleges and other
institutions designed tot- the prpmotion of
intelligence and morality, combined.
It has shown: that . it is easier to incite
From present appearances North Carol i
pa will be poorly represented at the Allan
ta Exposition. The newspapers are trying
to work up the business, and are doing the
best thej can ; but the newspapers are only
doing the wind work. ,;
Two lawyers iu Philadelphia havobeen
failed for forging a will, .by which they
sought to obtaiu for tuemscives an estate
Worth $8O0,0CO.
The National Greenback party," in
looking for a bhoiter name expressive of
fhe aims of the party, talk of adopting
Jhe single word "National."
The Communistic community oflOnei
4a, N. Y., for some years a stench in the
nostrils of the good poeple there, is break
ing up going to pieces, as it ought.
The Lenoir Topic speaks of her citizens
anramering iu the mountains. We thonght
Lenoir was so near the mountains there
was no cced- to go up higher.
Obadiah Roes, the murderer of Nathan -iel.Cruewall,
at Bartow, Ga., in 1877, was
discovered aud captuTed in South Caro
lina, a few days ago, and has been taken
back for trial.
two of them, and Watertown one. They
cost $150 each;- Koine (N. Y.) Sentinel.
We copy tiof above for the benefit of
our tpwn and town council. The machine
described is similar to a common "road
scraper," but exceeds it iu cost There
is no doubt 6orao labor-saving implement
could be constructed to "do ..the turnpike
work nsually performed here and else
where by men with picks and shovels. I
Roanoke Jalaud by Sir Walter Raleigh,
following with a historic review of the
progress uVade by our Statu since her set-
pjent to date including about three ceu
turieal TJiis address was appropriate,
instructive and highly! interesting.
It is
TUUNIPS.
now quite certain that the corn
Small Pox In Mitchell County.
; The Marion Lump Pott says, consider
able excitement prevai a iu Mitchell coun
ty over the sudden and hitherto unknown
appearance of small pox in. their midst.
Mr. Thomas Buchanan who with his bro
ther went west last fall, came home week
before last, after having waited on his
brother,' who had died from small pox in
Carringtob; Ohio, after an illness of , four
days. Tom Buchanan came home feel-
ing perfectly well, but in a few days was
taken with small pox and died on Thurs
day last. . The commissioners of the
county met promptly, and wisely took
steps to prevent the spread pf the disease.
The' patient was removed to himself and
all communication cut off. Guards were
placed on all the roads leading from Ten
nessee, aad from which direction no one
was allowed to come in to Bakersville.
The patient is reported to have aulfeied
greatly from thirst, no one being allowed
to administer to his wants bat the gaard,
who did not know whether to allow plen
ty of water or not. Since the death of
Buchanan, the excitement has somewhat
abated, as it is thought there will be no
more new cases. All parties in that sec
tion of the county are under strict quar
antine aud every precaution taken to
prevent the possibility of new cases.
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'iru'.jjiiw-. 'i t-n,e- i This is .especially true of ridge
so vuvu'j a af i in va v uva w w w
hours than a dozen men could do in two
weeks. " A dozen nieu for two weeks, each
. . i . . . . v.. " at 60 cents w day. will cost $86.40. Picks.
men to rcsistaooc against restrictions man i .
,k-:, snoveis ana overseer, wm run u up iu
, i.' . . ($100. Tho machine and thrco hands to
or ior me puuiic goou. , - . v7;;: i
Tt- ia Tint tn h mnnnud that th dpfcftt of I "V1 "l
... ... L,i 4k teams, could be operated a whole day at
prohibition is, all disaster jto the cause, for -v.-- lt .
: . , ,V lui i a cest of $I.".00: and if they did in that
it is , not. The discussions iWlnch were " v o w nuv " ""J k .
plipirl durintr. the canvass were aa the
scatterinc of good seeds which will yet tW w!cks5bere W0U.,d a nvi?
spring up and bear fruit. Every truth an- Rbout i ul rth COM-
nounced has found alodgment somewhere, Bering, if economy is entitled to enter
and will yet dome forth te do good. .Error into competition with the present system,
nft trinmnHs for a time, but ultimate! We think it is ; tax payers generally are
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yieias to iru.4,i, . : j;
The advocates of prohibition have no
apology to make ; they were, actuated by
no grand misconception as to the merits of
the cause, but purely from conscientious
convictions of duty. They believe that the
use of and traffic in spirituous liquors as a
beverage is detrimental to the political,
apt to think so. A committee to investi
gate and thoronghly study the subject
could do no harm, but might be the means
uf a large annual saving to the town.
The Londou Standard? correspondent
at Rome, of Aug. 8th, says that serious
proposals ' have been made recently to
will be assured
" l.i r - . I . i. . a i i. a.
secial; financ al and moral welfare of the ine 10PC "Ia 1 1C b"oum
neoiile. and that it should be nrohibited i the HoIJ Seo to America, where an
and could not, as good cit'vtens, fail to say Independent position
so at the ballot box when called on to " lM
.nt Ti.. .Ln;.nr.i.;i.;t;nn;cii (i..n.i.i. It liMken predicted by a modern
cj'vaa stw mi n wa v vx-w
admit the leading truths contended for as prophet that the great battle of Armaged
the eround of their action, but reach a dif- doaistobefought iu the Mississippi valley
fcrent conclusion as to the remedy for the W fie Pope should move his rauche to the
evil. ThevloDDosed nrohibition. but de- United States he will bo likely to locate
The canvass in Virginia opened 'ilon -4ay
last. Maj. Daniel, the Democratic
nominee, and Col.'Cameron, Readjuster,
met in joint discussion at New Martins
yllle, Henry county. -
mandea ngiu restrictions on tiie trainc a
difference of opinion, as honestly enter
tained, no doubt as that held by the more
ultra party!
vrWe dismiss the subject with theuconvic-
tion that good will' come . of the lstc can-
Komewhere in
would tend to
diction.
the West, all of which
inspire belief in ttie pre
lauds. Corn has now passed the time
for much improvement. It will not do,
therefore,, to depeud on August rains to
bring it out. Stock feed may yet be
raised before the ml vent of fronts, aud
Turnips is oue of tho crops that may bo
relied on for this pmipose. Corn sowed
in drills r would make fodder. Millet
grow a quickly and Would givo at least
oue cutting before frost. Buckwheat is
also a rapid grower and would probably
mature even after the1 15th-of August.
Whatever U attempted to relieve the
sitnutiou must be done promptly after
the I first rain that puts the ground in
good order for plowing; for there are
now only eight weeks before wpu4V ex
pect frost. L
The' antis had a mass mcetiug in
Wadosboro on the 3il instant, which end
ed in whiskey and a low. A drunken
ucgro had to be arrested for his disorder
ly connuct, aud when the officers of ..the
I law attempted to perform their duty he
resisted aud was knocked down. There-
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upon a surging mass oi negroes rusueu
upou the officer, crying "kill him, kill
him." The officer fled and was pursued
by the rabble, flourishing sticks, pistols,
and throwing stones. Judge Bunett,
fbrtiinatolv; -prevented bloodied and
crime.
Archery, as a .summer pastime., for
ladien and
The Disston Company, purchasers of , . , f tilicount,v alKi in
an immense track of swarm lands iu South England." Nice art is brought to bear iu
. :i. L. I i r & I dlnridn h-ivn art'titifMi tliA rirrlif nt ivnv I . . . i
TiS, UUl IU8 US 111 R WT Wl BUW 6KB. ' -! ," " tllH COllgt TKCt lOll Of OOWSHIld lUiOffS.
Infinite wisdom directs the affairs of men ; through -their territory to a railroad Com- Yuw bows are Mtceniedj t,e best, and cost
and though shrouded ia clouds and dark- pany,
Nearly all the ills ihat afflict mankind
can be prevented and' cured by keeping
the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect
working order. There is no medicine
knowu that will do this as quickly and
Hureli', without interfering with your du
ties as Prker Giuger Tonic. See adver
tisement. - jlyl4-agl4.
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JONES McCUBBINS & Co
Will offer, for the next 30 days,
Ml THEIR SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
At and below Cost. 1
'Give them a call.'
Official
Townships.
Taylorsville,
Miller's,
Sharped,
Gauthney's.
Sugar Liaf,
Little River,
El leu dale,
Wittenburg,
Totals,
Votk or Alexander Co :
For Pro. I Against Pro.
69
89
87
63
27
S9
17
17
337
IU
73
47
75
79
63
64
133
633
" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures costiveneM
una Sick-Ucdache. '
At Theo. P. KlnlltV
Come to the Front!
W.A.-EAiGrLE
BOOT, SHOE & GAITER MAKER,
MAIN STREET,
orrosiTB esniss' nuco stobe.
10 MOM H
We have now in store the Largest and most Complete Stock
we have ever offered: ""
The Independents in the city election
At Greenville, 8. Monday, stole a
march on the regular Democrats, secured
the colored vote atnd won the day. It-was
wet and dry, and th6 Independents seem
to be wet. ..
to , be indemnified by an equal
ness for a'time, the light comes at last to amount of laud m some other part of the I
f A.
cheer and, to bless all,. the erring as well as
those more nearlj right.
Tho Caswell Monument.
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The speech of ex-Governor Vance on
the occasiou of unveiling j the monument weaUh and splendor
in hon
Mr. Adam Hang, of Raleigh, had sun
stroke at Kiuston, on the 3d, while on
military duty, and died shortly after
wards, Four uther men belonging to
aamsTompany had stmilaf attacks, but
AU rcctfvered.
No southern State
jorjof Gov. Caswellj the first Gov- j drawing so hearilyJVoni northern cap
ernor ot ortb Caroliua. which ceremoav "anaia.
was observed at Kins ton. N.! C. ou the
3d instaiit, is given on tde first'page of
j Mitchell county, walled in by mountains,
ias had a .case of genuine small pox,
brought in by Mr. Thos. jiucbanan, recent
ly from Ohio. Mr. B. died of the disease.
The mountaineers, who never before had
the disease iq their midst, were no little ex-
ited by its presence.
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The following prominent men died last
Thursday : Gen.Jas. G. Blunt; late of the
I VS. army, in an asylum at Washingtonj
t'ol. John C. luith, secretary of theUnfr
it diStates Senate, at Washington ; John
fri. Bagley, ex-Goveruor of Minnesota, at
ao Fiaei&co, Cal.
Pr. Duckworth, of the Royal Collega
this paper. The occasion! was celebrated of A'hysiciaus, England, eny s "Pure
by a grand dismay of military and band onlk in sufficient quantity i as necessary
music, and speeches from,1 several distin- to tue bodJ ftS Pure a,r- 1 ue miuiinum
guishedj orators. Governor Jarvis was 9oattJ required for the preservation ofde MOW in New Yurkwauts to know
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here and borca conspicuous part. "f"1"' ue wie as ue quana per if thtJ Unia states govermcnt will give
- - ' t I ci ism Triv - a tu m up rwr isn norenn a i n I . . . ... . .
" j r" ,,m Uj, to JiU8Sia, it tho Czar should Ue-
overwhelming defeat of p-ohibitldn. : The child. Think of that mothers, whose t,iat thev do ot augwer sucu questions
tlgnres all run that wpy,; owing a ues scarce eyer uw muu. nijtn w aeniftml U made by the party ha
majority in the State of from 95 to. 100 ... :.- .: . iU2 a right to make it.s ;0. K.
Uiousaud. This is larce eh ouch to ouiet " gcuoruuy coucoueu oy uie
the mind of any reasonable liqoorite. He Pre8S. and tuosc leading citizeus who have a wild sort of a niau at Toronto. Cana-
ias got the mhltitnde oii hi -si4e.He 8lkeu 0Qt 011 1" suivject, that no sen- da, insisted on being j whipped with a
is; in the majority bevond all ouesUon. oas consequences to political parties are cat ' nine tails, and a roan was found
The colored voters stood in for whisker ikelj.to result from the late election. wLo did it. The fellow; bore it without
almost io man, leaving lout the preach-1 Bepaolicaus will probably see no cause j flinching A crazy mart has been kuown
ers, teacners ana some rew etbers. it is! " u..vu.,...i.l to i,avep the- lash without eut crv or
a comfoH to be on the winning side, and "ot that Democrets mil sell out to flinchingaand the Canada man is probab-
Bradlaugh was forcibly ejected
t loui the Parliament House in England.
day P'r two ago, on the ground of his
.theism, heEnglirCoqatitutibu forbid
- (ling rthe mating of .members who are
fetueisU. Ilia friends aro -very -'persistent
-4 u-his behalf, and will go to the extent of
proposing a change iu the Constitution.
There Js more northern capital seeking
investment jn the Georgia-gold mines
man ever before. The placer mines of
Vi hitoconnty havelatterly produced most
goia. J. Y. bawtoll sold a mine in Daw
onCounty a few; days ago at" $205,000.
At the present, Lnmkm connty is work
aug more mines than any other connty in'
.the gold Celt which is 14 or 15 miles in
.width, and extends froin the North Caro
lina to tho Alabama line:
The President has experienced anothef
, flight backset by the accumulation of pas
; bejod the capacity of the Jubc Veretofore
used for iU dlsdurge, and another opera
ion occam e necessary on tlie morning of
ina jsth nst It was very snccesfifully per-
r fPHWiaad oe further trouble ii! appre-
- nnaed fom thattause. ' The.pafjent bore
the operation well, and at : last' accounts
- was io a satistactory condition.
ins statement of the : case leaves the
impressvm that the President inet yet out
v .of dP?r, Hi's attendants haveiriven ver
cheering rerun's for. ten'' dara pastVso that
, ine public was rather surprised at the an
, iiouccroent of the new difficulty. We trust
an aiay vet go will with the President.
wo suppose the "autie are ' enjoying
that happiness. '
State, The R. R. Co., bind themielves
to make 80 miles of road within three
years, or surrender their charter and the
property to the Disston Co. ,
from $20 to $100 a piece. Arrown are of
various patents, and weigh in certaiu
proportions to tho power required to
spring the bow on whioh they Mie used.
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A hand reel-for icelins silk cocoons is
Florida is rapidly becoming the seat of caUetl for through the ! ScieutiHc Ameri
can, it should have a vim oi incites
in ciicnmt'ercncc.be light and inexpensive.
The culture and manufacture of silk is a
rapidly growing industry in this country,
amounting already, in value of manufac
tured proi tut, to $34,000,000 a year.
Ilartman, the Russian nihilist aud mnr-
The Late Electiox Resnlted in an nofc leM than a quart daily for each mami
him. Our officials have replied
leans.
ly crazy.
The Apmt Worm This pest lias dc
vastated large districts of conn try in the
counties of Knox, Woodfordy Livingston,
Mclean, Iroquois and Lst Sajle, Jn Illi
nois. The oats crop in Will and Grundy
counties has been about half destroyed.
Michigan, Calhoun and Berrian counties
have been-badly ravaged. -- Wherever H
strikesja fiehJ or a tree it destroys every
green thing. About Watertown, and Fox
Lake, in Wisconsin, the destmctiou has
been great.
H-'V:
When a man becomes a . Nihilist he
abandons God and country, and pledges
ns an io stanu . oy jne party,' right -or
wrong, if a free man before, ho is so no
longer, but voluntarily submits to become
a slave absolutely without limitation.
The party is a secret organization, and
has not, aud cannot have, the recognition
of any civilized government ; and al
though at-war with Russia, is without
oeHigerent rights. 1
Fay Co., of - Cincinnati, Oliio, most
piominept lumber men of the great west.
employ band saws iii rippiug out walnat
uu omer valuable timbers. They iro on
uie principle that the best is the cheap
est, ana stand not on the cost of mahiu
ery U it will do ttie work they requjre
1 he Dana saw wastes ! less tiruler and
makes snootlier lumber,- whidr 'corn'
mands the highest prices in the market
First qnajity walnutlumberisnow bring
ing 5 1511 a tbonsand in New York.
Prof. V. J. Martin, of Davidson Col
lege, has accepted the Professorship of
"Natural .History, iu the University of
North Carolina. H will be difficult for
Davidson to' fill the vacant chair with a
better or more acceptable man than Prof.
Martin; and probabijr cannot do it. She
is' not likely, however, to go backward
o this case, while her general coarse is
onward and upward.
England has just completed a ram that
19 supposed to be Invincible, aud the
United States is trying a torpedo to blow
the ram in pieces. ( Who can tell what is
to be the end of new inventions ! Nations
are whipping each other -in tho work
shops And not in battle fields stained
with human gore This is a great ad
vance in civilization, to end, we trust; iu
universal peace.
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CoPEsnACEjr, August a. The St Pe
tersburg correspondent -of the iVarional
Gazette says the Russian court made a
recent Journey to Moscow because of the
discovery of an extensive cogspintcjr to
assassinate-the imperial farnily. During
the eight at Peterboff the, police, on the
27th of July, stopped a boat wlHcb had
succeeded in passing.the gnardships aud
arrested the occupants,. It was subsequently-discovered'
that sixty persons,
some of them of high rank, were iuvolved
0 Jhe plot; - !"
A'tral package of " BLACK-DRAUGHT "
' free'of charge. . ,
At Theo. F. Kluiu's.
Col. Thomas, of Charlotte, has earned
a good 'mention and enduring remem
brance, for his able services in behalf of
prohibition. ,So also, Montgomery, of
Cabarrus. The friends of the just cause
should remember its able and fearless
advocates. i
All Work Strictly First Class
Hating had sixteen yearn experience in ifct
biuii.eM, I am renared TO PLEASE I
in om fast idiou. j
' For i
EASE AND ELEGAfiCE OF FIT
my work can not be excel led. - '
SA1I material of the befet and finest grade.
E3i,All work done in the latest stvies and
f Millions.
Gsnts Pins Work a Specialty.
Readj-inade work of the best quality always
on hand for dale. Attention xiven to FANCY
WORK and Champion Box Toe Work, j
Repairing Natlr and I Promptly done! at
moderate prices. BF&JSatisfact ion guaran
teed or no charge.. Orders by tuail
promptly filled.
43: ly' WM. A. EAGLE. .
Rowan Comty-In He Snperior Conn
Moses L. Holmes ;
against
Richard A. Caldwell. Julius A. Caldwell,
M. W. Jarvis and E. Nje Hutchison, Exec
utors of David F. Caldwell, Frances Fjshcr,
Annie McB. Fisher and Fred. C. Fisher.
M. W. Jarvis. Executor of David F.Cald
well and Annie McB. Fisher, of the above
named defendants, are hereby notified! to be
and appear before the Judge of our Supe
rior Court, at a Court to be held for the
County of Rowan at the Court House in
Salisbury on the 8th Monday alter the 4th
Monday of September, 1881, and answer
the cemplaint of the plaintiff which will
be deposited in the office of the Clerk ot
the Superior Court of said County, within
the first three days of the said term, and
let the said defendants tako notice that if
they fail to answer the said complaint
during the term, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
This 6th day of August, 1881.
43:t $7 J. M. Horah,
Clerk Superior Court Rowan Co.
PRINTS, LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS
Ire Handsome and at. Prices to suit all.
Cassimeres, Coltonades, Domestics, Notions, ic..
S3P Very Cheap. 5
53?" 13?" Shirts for everybody at Right Prices. mjg ?
W Our Stock of Clothing is neat, and we mean to sell them as low as the kmeit
We well sell you a coat at 50 cents. Our assortment of Shorn is tbefstwt
have ever offered and at lower prices. Cut Loaf. Puheriwd, Grannlitri,
White and Brown Sugars, at Roi-k-Bottom Priors. .
have always on band. The Beat FLOUR try , it joi
who like the Best. Also a large lot of Wbe&t Bru
Always on ham, at 25 cts per bushel.
A Full Assortment of the BEST TOBACCOS.
GRE -A-T EEDU O T TON
LADIES' AMD HEN'S STRAW HATSU
Rio Coffee 12c; Arbucklc's Arioga 20c; Fancy Lavunyr20c; Old Govcnioient JtTitJt
Ten or twelve kinds Molaises and Syrups, and among them the 1x.st in the mirlitt.
-s Pull Stock of S33I Irish Potatoss on hand.
MANY USEFUL THINGS AT 5 CENTS EACH. Be sure and , ns before roa boy or dl
With this birdVeye view of what wo have, we retnrn thanks for j paBt jatroBp
and solicit future favors: Yours very repcctlully,
KLUTT2 &
W. AV. Tavlor, H. F. Atkixs, Salesmen.
June 7, 1831. WrM.
1
Unrth V.mm Tmfim Vrnti ' ! FOR RENT OR LEASEI
JL1U1LU UlUUXXilU. JUUUUUJ" uuuaij .
In the Superior Court, July 25, 188L
James Smith, Plaintiff,
against
Henrv O. Stebbins,Trus
tee for Franklin Osgood,
Wmf aKER? the West! Point Cadet, col
ored, will at last retire to the shade to
?hicb he. should have been consigned long
ago. Th'e court has found against him
cost unwillingly, to all appearances
They say he committed the outrages on
his own Dtfi'son. and lied about it besides.
Exit. ' I '
Durham Cocstt.-tIu a recent election
for couu'ty officers elected J." J. Terrell,
republican, .Probate Judge; and Dr. Wm
J Lowe, independent, Register of Deeds ;
aud went 1507 against prohibition.
Sixty-so veu counties heard from give a
majority of 95,725 against prohibition
Twenty-eightconnties hot heard from will
probably swell tho majority to 115,000.
"The Industrial South," is the title of
a large and handsome weekly newspaper
started at Richmond, Va. Price $2
year.
Telegrams on the President's eondi
tiou down to 7, p. m. Aug. 10, arefavora
ble. j
Yancey county is reportcd-for prohibi
Chas. Vockc, George C.
rwm, and Henry G.
Stehbins and sons, and
M. Prinim, Defend
ants.
The Defendants, Ilenrv O. Stehbins.
Franklin Osgood, Chas. Voeke, George C.
rwin and Henry G. Stehbins and sons, are
lercby notified that the above-entitled civ
I action is brought for the recovery of re
alty situated in said county known as "The
Silver Hill Mining Property," and damages
tor its detention, aou that thev are required
to appear at the next term of said Court to
be held at Lexington un the rlrst Monday
n bepteinber. 1881. and answer or demnr
to the c omplaint filed, or judgment by de
fault will be taken against them. :
Julv 25.1881. C.F.Lowe,
No41:6t C. S C.
Roai Cumity-Iii the Superior Court
S. Younts and John A. Younts. Partners
under the name of S. Younts & Son,
against
Andy Bailes.
The above named defendant. Andv
Bailes, is hereby notified to be and appear
be tore tnc Judge or our bupenor Court, at
a Court to be held for the County of Row
an, at tne Court House in Salisbury, on the
Oth Monday after the 4th Monday of Sep
tember, 1831, and answer tue complaint
which has been deposited in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of said
County, and let the said defcudant take no
tice that if he fail to answer the said com
plaint during the term, the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
And the said defendant is . further net!
fied that a warrant of attachment has been
issued and levied upon bis interest in two
hundred and fifty acres of land, in Litaker
Township, adjoining the lands of Caleb
Yost and others, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the , claim of the
plaintiffs, the said S. Younts fc Son, against
mm, to wit : Tne sum er eight hundred
and twenty-seven 77-100 dollars, with in
terest at eight per cent, on f 657.71 from May
2Uth, 1881, and evidenced by several notes
and accounts; that said warrant of attach
ment is made returnable at a terjn of said
Court held on the 9th Monday after the
4th Menday of March, 1881, and then con
tinned, and to be heard at a term of said
Court to be held at the Court House in
Salisbury oa the Oth after the 4th .Monday
r a . .aa.
id oepieinoer, 1901. 1
This 5tb day of August. 1881.
J. MJHOBAH.
Clerk Superior Court Rowan Co.
10 " ?
THE "COMMERCIAL HOTEL,"
Situated on Market Street, ia '
WILMINGTON, '. C,
Is for rent or leaseJor one or more yen
There are 32 rooms in the honw, and if opes-
Action to recov- ' ed by a competent man a good biwinewetBh
er real estate. idone. The "liar" alone csn i do enoup top?
I the rent.. Possession immediate.
For terms'and particular apply to
CR0NLY & MORRIS, Aoetkieaa,
41:1 Stock and Rral Etate Erokffv
The YAH -WINKLE
JUNO COTTON PRESS.
"TheJbestRlnntnjrontnt In the wdrM.C
rinned on thU tin commands a feigner pnetw
Uutt gtnncd on any ether.
Cassoss A- Fftzek. CrmconyS. C.
Agents tor Kotraa. Sucly and Cabrraw
For Circulars, &c., call on M. S. nrowoTWBW
33:Saio
f Summons for Relief.
Noticb. To Permelia Koonts. one of the
Defendants, unknown resident, take notice
that the following Summons- has been
issued against you to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court on the 2d day
of September, 1881, at Lexington, or the re
lief asked for will be granted.
Daviison Comity, in SipiorCoiirL
Michael Koonts and
A. F. Pickett, Excc
utors of David
Koonts, deceased,
against
D. W. Pickett and
wife Sarah, A. F.
Picket t and wife
Nancy, Michael
Koonts and wife Fra
ny, Emanuel Koonts
and wife Margaret,
Zuinly Koonts and
wife Eliza, Phillip
K o snti and wife
Catharine, Christinia
Gobble, Mar v Koonts,
Joicy Koonts. Chris
tian Sowers and wife
Albertine, heirs of
Dclana Koonts, and
Pennclia Koonts.
State of lYorth Carolina.
To the Sheriff of Batidton County-Greeting-.
You are hereby commanded te summon
Permelia Koonts, one of the Defendants,
above named, if she be found within your
County, to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court for the County of
!1 s -4 m a .
WANTED!
1G Cords of hard, dry firewood, two ft
lnngth. Apply nt this office.
Jnly 23, 1831.
SALE OF H. G. R. BVTDCt
will sea tor cash f Iff he shares of N. C.
Are shares as aamiuistr ior ce "f JoM
np.,..r n.l ikrra share as AeCBlOl
Turner, ana
Ueathman.
July tntt. ISO.
li-At
A.M Kiel,
W LIVERY
i
We bare opened a Urery Stable $t
tween Mam and Lee u eew. rw!
pleased to serve the public, our wro, &
brtshtaadaer.and our te-ms reasoaaow-
us a call. - gri.
May 26, 81. TT. A.-Mowet7K
tf ;
SALE BY IJJI. MARSHAL
By nrtue of fi. ri v; i 'Sf !ji
able to the United Slates Circuit ifore
Term, 1881 ; at Charlotte, S.W ptrj
to the htehest bidder, at the Court "maij
Salisbury. In Kowan County. . "u.wrteil
of SeDtember. 11. the lnwrest ol MJXLj: :
Acrwrof Land on both sides ot c.rsn i i
joining the lands
both siaes 01 "", niter
ot A. nender.on and
Davidson on Friday the 2d da, of Septeni-! ffif 'tew.
liop 1Rflt ' (Vr ttiautrri'Mnrthi. .nmmnn. u.i. n.l fmtfrr Streets. COnwu""" gf
exclusive of the day of such, service, snd I tiiniutVam,
answer the complaint, a copy of which is lands of Meroney W, et au ''"'j,
raTlfti!" ,et fi" U SSabonifc
acres.
the
ber, 1881; after the service of this summons, j Main and Cemetery strata wn?1, it
-1..-: e .k- j r u ' . one lot In the east waro ww
.etaLne.
if M. L Hpt
. . .wnM Aaat llnA VIHII 1UICI.. ...la
notice that if she faU to answer the said , STiwVfi w li.fS
complaint within that time, the plaintiff t lands of J.K.B. Johnson, etaL. yh.ViS&l
... r .. .. . . l. n' "I I T-h. kt tn remainder oi -u'yll )r
win appiy 10 me voort ior tne relief de
manded in the complaint.'
Hereof fail not, and of this summons
make due return.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court, this 14th dsy of Jul t. 1881.
pF. Lowe,
Clerk Superior Court.
W. F. TT:kixx67, ' ".;
Plff'sAtty. 40:t
b. The estate la raroalnder Jjti1
lota now occupied by Ws mother, rf
Royden. aa a residence, m tnc "Z-f&etP-T
bound by Bank JSW laitp01
jLhurch St. DeedamadatthectM,
U. 8. Marshal Western
Kv a.wT r. tumdos.
- DepatT U. 8. MarshaL
for Carolina
tion by 300 majority. I
nnah for Yancey. 43
:6t:
owlr $1.50 pr year in tdvince-