:
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r .i i. Hi laf. dnv of Jannnrr.
Hinttt flUU . " "
r''"!u" ,...fntlM'nripfi of the IFafcft-
i3J! the suus-,r"'"" i -----
1 'T 1 be as follows:
'SSI ftar, paiJi advance,
mm w
this
imps
is an
will
d be
payment delayed 12 months
t c. Brown 18 wac, ej mo
COT"
stilleries should let up save the
rl for bread.
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Eiook & Ladder Company meets
tfcejjf hail to-night at 8 o'clock,
'ill
fbJwti wmI it should be wet wet
. : i.,.r ndds. Vet it is not wet for no
njr nif'
rio bath fallen on the parched earth for
wveral mouths
" ffi 1 .
U-gPEvrs Massrs. Theo. B. Brown,
Austin Ilorah and Frank McCnbbius left
ijjjggjgy nigut lor Laviuson coiiege.
t D. Gaskill announces the receipt o
f.i. tock of merchandise. See his
& -advertisement.
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Kef. Sara! Both rock, held service for
' the eerroana in Concord on last Sunday
The old germ an service was delivered in
. vermin tonzue. Rev,. Mr. Roth rock
4 rijonld be invited to preach to our Ger
mans hew occasionally. .
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TnK School at St. Paul's. Mr. J. C,
Wilborn closes an interesting school at St,
Puil's on the 16th mst, an4 tbe occasion
will be made more impressive by a literary
from Theo. F. Kluttz, Esq. The
SV m
pablic is invited.
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HISTOKY OF ROWAN COUNTY
IS'PW READY FOR DELIVERY.
maae us appearance in our office
morning. It is to be published three
a week, at 2&cts. a month. Mr. H
ndustriou and persevering wan, and!
no doubt merit success. r c
All day Weduesnay the in eon
seen through the clouds indeed it was so
visible that the eye could only rest on
it for a moment j yet it cast little r no
shadow. The liirht was of a roii.i.
line,, something after the order of the
ight during a partial ellipse. Several
persons -were wearing: thoagUtfuIfaees
and a few were bold enonsh to nnnf
. . ra
some of Mother Shiptoifs Hues. We are
a.nfr . iklt AM A . . . !
uuii ill nun uu UMM UIIomr. HUE WA fan
guess. We set it down thus ; it is tlie tail
of a passing comet between tlia earth
and sun. How is that 1
-o-
the -Ro wan Timcsby James H. Hojdges.
Obscuration of Light. Tuesday and
Wednesday ofthe present week, though
not so dark as we bare seen, were dark
days. The heavens, at a great behrht.
seemed filled with aijioke. And the sun,
although, constantly .visible, scarcely
caused a shadow except for a few hours
about .the middle of the day, and then
but faint ones, Tlie temperature, bean
whiles was- high And oppressive. The
moon at night was similarly obscured,
visible but casting no shadows on the
earth. f
Wittkowskt & JJabucw, mrge nnu
popular niercluuits of Charlotte, address
country merchants and citizens generally
tli roil ?h our advertising columns this
o
weekT Read what they have tosay.
Tlie citizens of Salisbury might like to
know . what the commissioners are doing
for thktovvu. The CJerfc of the Board
dually fiuniHlu'S this information,-an.il
we will gladly publish all changes ju the
Jaws that govern us. Olve us your pro-
' o '
Magistrates in Session. On last
Mondiiytlie' Magistrates of t Ji its County
met in (lie Courtlioiise and elected, Joh
jA. Hcdricb, V. R. Fraley and John Sloan
Judges of the Inferior Court. The Com
theft T'cted Win. R. Fr;ley to presidt'
Mr. John V. Matiiiev washeted Solici
iox.i "Mi-.tJ. M. IIouJi, re-elected Clerk
:. i o- .
lit accoidance with Gov. Jar vis1 prod a
ftufiuir services were held in all tli
'cLuCdies-of Salisbury, on last Tuesday
tuiiniiiig. Prayers toy the reeovery of the
Presided t were offered. All the thiuches
were well attended am the lorut door I
jliBjBtores wfjtJ closed during the hour ot
Birvice. ,
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A lilacksuiith while trying to shoe
a mule one day last week, met with an
. accident. lie had tied down tne animal
aud liad -gotteu "on three shoes, wheu he
liccHlently got too near the mules head
he mule saw his chance aud imincdjate
ly pjsuted his teeth iu the Cftlf of the
man's leg, cutting it to the bone. .
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jSherief C. C. Krider begs us to say to
tbe good people of the county that the
law de8 not now require him to meet
the tax payers Tmt once. He bs ndver
fised the times and places and desires
tlie tax-payers to meet him as he will not
he Around iigain,
. The. law formally required the Sheriff's
joingtwice, now ouly once. Reinember
this and save trouble.
Air. w. u. iviutu iiaa gooa lucic ooe
day last week killded ten squirrels froni
one tree.
. Another Stokes Cianford of Mont
gomery County killed a deer three Weeks
ago with a rock. He was standing under
a large muscadine vine on the banks o
the ri ver, when a deer trotted under the
same vine and halted as it saw the man
Crauford jumped for a rock and tlie deer
made a leap entagling itself iu tlie
vine, which was very low. The1 rock
struck just behind the ear, stunning the
animal. A rail finished the work.;
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The Coujtty Commissioners met last
Monday, with the full board present.
A petition was presented to enlarge
School District No. 27, (Salisbury), which
after some consultation, was deferred til
next meeting: as was also a petition for
a new public road to run from Wni. B
Kinttz's to Uuion Church.
Ordered that $3 of the poor fund be
placed iu the hands of P. A. Sloop, Esq
lor the beueSt of Wni. Leflur, a helpless
paralytic f also that $1 per mouth be pail
G. W. Hill for the benefit of Albeit All
man, and that $2.50 per month be paid
to Margaret Eller.
Ordered that J. N. Plaster be allowed
$2 for a coffin furnished for a pauper.
A petition from the Trustees of Enoch
villo Graded School, asking for an appro
priation from the public school fund, al
lotted to their district, be given them for
the benelit of those who desire to sent
their children -to said school. -RM'erred
to School Committee of that district.
Ordered by the Board, that deputy
Kheriti' G, A-. Klutts, proceed to collect th
insolvent taxes lor. tue years J870477-7P
'r
-79 and ''dl, and that he be allowed, iu
uUlition to regular coiumissious, one
third of all ot suid taxes he inaybe able
to Collect. !
The report of the Superintendent of
Public Schools was read aud approved.
Several county claims were passed up
on and the board adjourned, . j
There was a slight underrating in the
itatemcntof Mr. S. C. Lowrance's wheat
crop of this year. He sowed 45 bushels on
45 teres, and harvested J 1,325 .bushels,
which is 29J to the acre. We venture to
"J that this has not been excelled by any
wrra m the State. When Mr. L. took the
farm on which' this fine result was obtained,
tuortly after the -surrender, it would not
yield an average of five bushels to the acre.
n? m" - - -
ignt acres of the 45rin one picce,j;ave
-uuucis io the. acre. Mr: L. exijects to
: bring up his whole farm, in tbe course of
; Mme, to eual or excel these eight! acres
process is simple, consisting chitflr in
: the thorough' preparation of the soil before
patting io the seed.
! There has been an applicant at this office,
worthy man, to keep a w ork mule over
for tlie use of.it, to be returned to
the ojrner in the spring without charge or
"Fcnso to htm. :
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ttere is an opportunity for the man re;
ported by the Charlotte Oluner, who, in
Vli.ta.1-......
'.!!. 01 l,)e f,u'ure of crops, talked of
fnoaing his stock in the head, to save one
awlc at least. By the way, an intelligence
,-in our towns for the arrangement of
ucn fcases, would be a good institution,
"piqaHj at a lime of common.
WCb as the present: :
Manning, well known by the
press of the State aud too well known by
ill tin. I.. - - . .
--v.auieseastot the ltcky Mountains,
Z .7 VW&a as the Pierre Editor of
Pakota Advocate, Loan nod Immi-
vuou CorresiMiideut, Ajp-ut tor
"Hrdt Une of Stean.iM s, &c, Air.
; M:iu Pierre and vvritea up tU? fashioua
aud w i.-li him ml lurk iu
anxiety
the
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West.
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MINING XNTfcL LIOENCE.
T. 'B RUST ES, MA5AGEK.
New YonK, Sept. 6th, 1331.
T. K. Bruuer, Mining Editor Wtilckman.
Dear Sirs
' Can you rive me anv Information iu re
gard to the Adams Mininir and Reduc
tion Company Hope to see an answer
in jrour next. ' Subscribe.
The Adams Reduction Werks are
not in operation. There was no formal
announcement of their suspension. . The
exciteweat baa died down. They lave
splendid baildings and machinery stand
ing idle.
Southern Belle.
Mr. Wm. Floyd, Superintendent, re
turned last Saturday from a weeks
sojourn in Boston. On Monday morning
he started the pump and hoist. They
are down 55 feet in working shaft going
down in a solid talcky slate, and expect
to cut vein at 125 feet.
They use a ti inch Cornish pump and
hoist, rnn by a 20 horse power engine 25
horse boiler.
A test of 500 pounds of the ore yielded
an average value of $25.00, two-thirds of
which was in silver. Mr. Floyd leant to
the opinion that the veiua will all rnn
into silver at 125 feet. This is something
new for Rowan it is tbe Arst mine that
has produced silrer in anything like so
large aquantiy, .
Carolina Queen.
This is a placer deposit intersected by
rich quartz veins, and is located in the
Bridletown district of Burke Couuty.
Mr. Floyd of the Southern Belle made
an exaiuiuatiou of the property, and the
stockholders of the Southern Belle are
also mostly interest in the Carolina
Queen. The company is a new organiza
tion, formed in Boston a short time since
They are delighted with the prospect.
is
DOES NOT MENTION THE-. PAP.T TIT AT
tas just retured, from the North wher he' ksa been laying la his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
He is now prepared to sell cheaper than ever before.
He buys in large quantities and U confident that he can sell cheaper thai
i anyone else in town.
HisBewHoeoffaUaad winter OVERCOATS, embracing 500 varieties and
styles is now ready for examination. Prices ranging from
$2.56 UP.
i
He has tbe most complete line of busiaeu and dress salts ever brosght to tais
market. All the latest cut and will be sold cheap as prices, have - -j
been cot short by the drought.
- xto:x-
WINTER BOOTS and SHOES ! !
Jusfarrived from the factories large assortment.
LADIES AND GENTS' PINE SHOES !
GREAT VARIETY OP STRAW HATS AT COST.
IS'
The friends of Lieut. Henry R. Lemly,
U S. A., now in charge of the Military
Academy, at Bogota, United States of
Columbia, S. A., will be pleased to learn
that he has been promoted to a . Colonel
in the Columbian army and Director
Geueral of the Military Academy. Salem
Press.
Washington Despatcn to Baltimore Sun.
North Carolina Politics. Washing
ton, August, 31. Prominent politicians
of both parties from North Carolina, who
are in town to-day, expresses the opinion
that the prohibitory liquor question, which
has receutlybeen the -cause of so ranch
excitement iu that State, will have no ap
preciable influence upon the future of
politics in the State. Leading members
of both parties were on one side or tlie
other of this question, but now! that it
has been settled, they will return to their
party allegiance, Next year the general
electiou will take place, aud there is no
doubt that the Democrats wEias usual
sweep the State, aud have reliable ma
jority in the Legislature,
DUNN'S MOUNTAIN MINE.
IUPEOVEMENT3 AND DEVELOPS EKT8.
Since last reported in this paper, there
has been great improvement in buildings
as well as underground. A large resi
denec for the underground captain, 40x40
two stories, with L 30x15, stauds just be
tween the old and new works. Opposite
this is located the new office, 25x20 ; store
room, 35x20 and supply room 20x20, ul
under one roof. This building is wel
located, aud conveniently arranged. They
have up several miner1 cabins very
nice, comfortable- buildings. There are
thirteen more of tliem to go up ; which
will give accommodation to nil the resi
dent miners. The new mill-house
finished with battery complete, ready for
work, excepting engine and boiler, which
have leen ordered.
An aecidentbreaking of pump, occur
red several week aro, civinc a lot of
trouble mid allowing the mine to till with
wafer. This has all been cleared and th
mine is now in fine condition.
The main shaft, 14x8, is the best piece
of work in this section it is a model
tuuiere(l Willi luxiu sawed oaK log.
fliey Hie down UX) feet, and from this
mint lutve started a cross cut 60 feet in.
At 50 feet more will cut vein. In this
cut mining cars will run. This is arrang
ed so that the ore is taken from the vein
and dumped at the mill with the siugle
handling. The grading of the road bed
is finished and the ties and iron is being
placed. They have all in all, about 7000
tons of ore in sight 5000 tons ou the
damp and 2000 in the mine. This is esti
mated to yield from $4.50 to $5.50 per
ton. The ouly impediment to the run
ning of the mine is the engine and boiler
for the mill house. As soon as this ar
rives the battery will be set going. At
present only ten stamps will be used
though the bnildiug is arranged to ac
commodate as mauy more.'
Last month there appeared on the pay
roll, 72 names. This number was dimin
ished for this month. The mine aud
grounds are in fiue coudition- -wearing a
look of substantiality which is flattering
to the mining interests of the section.
The Superintendent, Mr. L. Bertram
Cady, who it will bo remembered, is a
graduate of the Columbia School of
Mines, deserves much praiso for the very
able manner in which he has conducted
the work,
I always keep on hand a full and complete stock of
1 ! 1! M MM M. 6001)$ !
Such as
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, COLLARS, GUFFS,
CRAVATS, &C.
j
Also TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, VALICES, UM
BRELLAS, SOLE LEATHER AND
i FINE CALF SKINS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO WHOLESALING.
I am offering genuine bargains and respectfully ask a trial. I am satisfied I can
sell goods lower than any house in Salisbury, as I sell strictly for cash.
1ST HOTTO IS "SHOUT PROFITS A2TD QUIOS SALBS.'
Try and see if you don't find goods cheap at the
ONE PICE, CASH STORE.
M. S. BROWN.
Ill
UIJU
lite '
Has purchased his Stock of Qeeds for the Fall, which U sow coming in, coatprittog
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, &c.
i
The Largest and Finest Line of
CLOI
7
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6
ever in Salisbury.
COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, SHIRTS,"
DRAWERS, HOSE,
Free Ballots and Full Gullets.
A North Carolina negro walked tip to the
polls aud deposited a straight Republi-
cau tree rum ballot, aud then sat down to
the following feast : 1 quarters mutton,
Id biscuits, I pound candy, 2 half-grown
chickens, 5 herrings, ! loaf of corn bread
aud a piece of shout supposed p weigh
about 1 pound, drank 3 quarts of water,
and said he hadn't eat half enough. He
then went up to another table aiid called
for a 25 cent snack. People like Bill
Chaudlcr. who iiisietthat the colored
man iu a Southern Pemocratic coummu
nity isu't having a fair showr will jdease
cut out this and paste it in their hats.
Boston Post.
A homely giil has the consolation that
when old aec comes she will haVe less to
lose than she who was prettiest.
A Grand Reputation
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not lim
ited by the cou tines of section or1 country.
There are no injurious snbstauces, nor
false and temporary stimulants in the
preparation, it is purely vegetable, and
coinoouuded uuder a formula that has
passed severe tests, aud won endorse
ments from some of the highest medical
talent iu the conutry. -AJ TV IForW.
Mining- Future Prospects.
The mining interests of North Carolina
have suffered more severely from specu
lation than from any other known cause.
There are a class of men, who may with
propriety be termed "niiuiug hyenas,'
going from place to place hooding miner
al lands for speculation. This practice is
ruinous to the best interests of not only
the laud holder, but the purchaser, Ex
tensive aud valuable tracts of mineral
lands have been bought at farm land
pi ices and organized into companies at
an ndvauee so great as to load down what
otherwise would have been a good pay
ing-enterprise, if honorably conducted.
Mauy North Carolina mines might to-day
be iu operation and producing reasonable
dividends if the speculator had been con
tent with, reasonable returns. But not so.
Each sale must bring a fortune! By
reason of this, Northern and English mar
kets are filed with circulars baits got
ten up in the most approved style, signed
and couutersigned by bogus mining ex
perts, asking for investments at figures
too startliu for even Muuchauseu to
handle.
Uu tue other iiauu, some good men
have gone to work prudently, advancing
slowly, overcoming difficulties as they
come to them, until now they are estab
lished. They make but little fuss, but
by steady, legitimate work have gained
position. It is this class ot men, nnu
they alone, who give toue and strength
to mining in any section.
Aa regards our mineral interests, North
Carolina has seen her darkest days aud
her future is assured. I Her prosperity
will come slowly for a j while, but the
more surely by reasou of the experience
of past years.
We have gold, silver, copper, lead,
iron aud mica in vast quantities ; but to
extract these from their native places is a
business, laborious and expensive, and
not a lot of figures aud maps. It is work,
honest hard work, directed by cultivated
braiu force that is needed no other plau
can succeed. Those who look on niiuiug
u any other light will j fiud themselves
badly mistakeu. Meu who are not afraid
to take hold of pick, when occasion re
quires, are the men who will make min-
ng a success.
Rowan County at Atlanta.
BKIXO IN SPECIMENS.
The fact that the counties surrounding
us are busily engaged iu preparing ' arti
cles for exhibition at the Atlanta Exposi
tion and the further fact that uo one
seemed to care whether! this county was
represented iu either her agricultural or
mineral resources j prompted a move
ment on the part of several young men
to have a fair collection of our resources
made and sent to Atlanta. To defray the
expense incurred iu making the collection
aud labeling the articles a paper was
presented to ' our citizens asking for cou
tiibutious. This met with such poor sue
cess (only $25 or $30) that a thorough
canvass was not made. Any further con-
tribniious. may be given; to Mr. J. Si Mc
Cubbius, Jr., Conutv Treasurer, at Jones
McCubbins & Co's. store. The money
thus obtained will be spent in gathering,
labeliug, boxing and carting the articles
for exhibit. j
ALL ARTICLES FOR EXHIBITION
will be brought to Salisbury aud stored
iu the room beneath the Watchmaw
Omen, where they will be properly
packed and labeled.
It is desirous to have at least 25 pounds
of good ore from
KVERX UIXE IN TITE COtTXTT,
and Superintendents ro earnestly re
quested to select and bring said ores to
town, or notify Mr. McCnbbius that it
can be gotteu wheu sent for, All speci
mens of Cotton, Corn Oats, Rye, Eice,
aud tobacco will be delivered at the same
place they will bb properly labeled and
shipped. Give this matter your earnest
attention.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT "
and Sick-Headache.
cures coativenets
At Theo. F. Klutix's.
BUSINESS LOCALS
Marvin's fifteenth wife has beeu heard
from, and the supposition is that lots
more are in "reserve. The letters reach
ing the Richmond authorities ' in refer
ence to his matrimonial operations are
numerous. Char. Observer,
GRAIN DRILLS I
A car load of Grain Drills in store.
Will be sold at rry short profit.
R. R. Cravtfokd & Co.
FRESH GRAPES
Daily received at Busbbadu'.
"LIFE INSURANCE" MADE CHEAP.
Table Showing Actual Cost to Members
of 54,000 Insurance for One
Year March 1, 1879, to
March 1, 1880)
First Class, aged 18 to 30 years. . .$17 00
Second " WJ " 40 M ...2125
40 " 45 "... 25 50
45 " 50 " ... 34 00
50 " 55 " ... 51 00
55 " 60 "... 68 00
J. D. MeCTeely, Ag't.
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
if
n
sbsolutcly EVERYTHING required 1y any class or condition of customers, sad they
will be marked exceedingly low for
OB, Bjy&TEaEL
i EXHIBIT
Of the Clerk of the .Commissioners of the
County of Rowan to the first Monday in
September, A. D., 1881.
Amounts and items audited by the Board
to the members thereof:
D. A. Davis, per diem,
44 7 day's extra service,
G. A Bingham, per diem,
4 dsj's extra service,
J. a. Fleming, per diem,
a Mileage,
.W. M. Kincaid, per diem,
Mi fltftcr-
TIME TABLE
WESTERN N. C. Railroad
Tikes effect Sunday, July 17, issi, at T.U.
PASSXXaX TRAI1T.
Mileage,
D. C Raid, per diem,
Mileage,
H. N. Woodson, per diem,
$26,00
14.00
24.00
8.00
26.00
17.00
26.00
6.50
24.00
24.00
26.00
$222.05
Distances traveled by tbe members of the
Board in attending the sessions of the same :
J. O. Fleming, Ml miles
W.M. Kincaid, 180 "
D.C.Reid, 480
Horatio N. Woodson, Clerk.
August 27th, 1881. 47:4t
NOTICE!
JOHN F. EAGLE,
-FASHIONABLE-
r-rt auui
JjJIi SHOE
3IAKER,
Invite vonr attention to his shop, opposite
Mayor's Omce. Repairing neauy ana prompi-
j done. All grades of gseds made to order.
500 Bnsbois or oihxchnss
Wanted at Einriss' Drco Stork.
PRICE CURRENT.
f Corrected by J. M. Ksox & Co.
Cottok good Middlings,
Middling
low uo
stains
Bacos, county f hog round
Bdttjsb
Egos i
CmcKEXS per dozen
Corn New ' .
Meal moderate demand at
Wheat good demand at
Flocr
Potatoes, Irish
Omons
.Oats
Beeswax Tallow
Blacrbebries
Apples, dried
Scoar
Asaivs. lxavr. STATIONS.
illWs,m)Sailsbary
It os a.m Third Creek
11 so Elm wood
is n 8utesnn
140 Catawba
Sts Newton
tst "Conors, .
ST Hickory
49 tcara
4 IS Morg&nton
4 44 Glenn Alpine
5 OS Brtdpewstcr
41 Marloa
M Old Fort
S7 7.07 a.m Oeary i
77 BlTcMounUln
14 Cooper's
s ti law&ao&no
M Asaerlll Ju'ct
tee Asaerllle
4 French Broad
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ASUVI. LS1TB. STATIONS. AMBITS. LS4T.
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$2.00
85
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10031.15
400(425
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For tie Fall Trade !
Jutl ArriTedt
200 pieces Dark Prints,
10 bales Dsrk Alsmanee PJaids,
30 pieces Salem Jesnes,
50 piecesNorthern Jesnes,
20 pieces New Fall Dress Goods.
50 esses Boots and Shoes,
40 bags Coffee,
3 Car Loads Salt,
1 Car Load Cotton Ties.
Larie Lot of Wm to Me.
Many Other Goods
arriving daily, all of which we offer at
Short Profits 1
We especially ask Country Merchants to
examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
ETo one and all we iay,Ca and see us
lef ore you Miy.
With thanks for yeur past patronage, we
hope to merit your continued fsvon.
Respectfully,
J. F. ROSS
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;iits
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Morz&ston ! 44
lOlen Alpine 1 44
;Bridewatr 1 44
i Marion T 41
fOld Fort 13
Henry 1 1 64
;bu Monntala; ej
94 r.M. Cooper i 4 41
ARheTiileJnX:
iAshevUle
: French Broedi
N A.M.
4 44A.Mi
terrains ran dauy, Sundays excepted.
A. B. ANDREWS. 0a. tsys.
DEVON BULL.
4
I have a nne De. on stock animal tor pubiser
rice at modrate rates. Apply to
sallstmry w ATWILV
tnumwi
T. F. Totnro. A. M. Tomro,
Ed. Otkrkajt,
Aug. 29, 1881.
W. W.Qaxxs.
SALE OF II. C. R. R. STOCK.
On Saturday, the Id day ot September, at ll
o'clock, in Salisbury, at the Court House Door, 1
will sell for cash elfciu shares of N. C. B. R. Stock
fire shares as administrator de bonis non of Samnl
Turner, and three aharea as Aarem of i oha M
Heathman. . . .
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Rowan County-la Lke SiigricrCort
8. Tonnts and John A. You its. Partners
under the nsme of S. Younti it Sob,
against
Andy Bailes.
The above named defendant, Andy
Bailes, is hereby notified to be and appear
before tbe Judge of our Superior Court, at
a Court to be held for the County of Hear
an, at the Court House in Salisbury, on the
9th Monday after tbe 4th Monday of Sep
tember, 1881, and answer the complaint
which has been depoaited in tbe erace of
the Clerk of the Superior Court efssid
County, and let the tsid defendant tsks no
tice that if he fail to answer the said com
plaint during the term, the plaintiffs will
apply to the-Coart for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
And the said defendant is farther neti
fied that a warrant of attachment has been
issued and levied upon his interest ia two
hundred ana fifty seres of land, in Li taker
Township, .adjoining the-lands-of Caleb
Yost sni others, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy tbe claim of tbe
piamtins, tne saia o. x omits es Don, gatc.it
him, to wit : Tbe sum of eight hundred
and twenty-seven 77-100 dollars, wltk in
terest at eight per cent on $657.7 1 from May
and accounts ; that said werraalof attarb
mentis made; returnable at a tern of said
Court held on the 9th Monday after the
4tb Monday of March 1881, and then con
tinued, and to be beard af a term of said
Court to be , held at the Court Bouse in
Salisbury on the 9th after tan 4th Monc'ey
ia September, 1881. ;
This 5th day of August, 1881.
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