i
gSEPT. i5, 1881.
and Messrs. D. A. Atwell and K. Rl
u.rawioru,u. t lie Hardware line will
:fak !2jM"0t discount, all anch money
in payment of old debt
AKD FOR GOODS.
hfrEW TERMS
Jd after the 1st day of January,
fro? ';lntion price of the Watch-
iSslf l"Tu. i. fnllows:
lie o . a
ear, paid j" - of i New YorE at rate, correspond
Jlyment delayed 12 months 2.50
for tbc
i benefit of the public, a hand
. -HjLn nut into the well on
MINING" INTELiL, I GENCE.
v 7. K. BRUXIt, MANAGER. -
Gold Hill. They are excavating site
These gentlemen do not pretend that wr new 0,111 onse; 54x76 ground three
iftu. a ins uvuao is ucaigucu Mr
a 30 stamp battery, withr necessary
crashers, and will contain 1 two 50 horse
boilers and a 60 horse engine .
At the Barnhardt shaft titer hare snnk
the water 160 feet with the old machin
ery, which was overhauled and put to
work in the interval required for pur
chasing and building the plant of the
new machinery. "
The dry weather has cut off their sup-
they are conferfng any qreat favor on the
public in this matter, for ther have aa
certained that these coins are readily disi
n. tear, P'u " "Y -.t... o
iu miiu tuo nmuani 01 metal; lost by
neb mutilation, which is really a very
trifling sum. bv no means In aMin?- Mi a
"TjUi Battle of the Newt & Observer I fhave recently demanded. .
: . I - . Ir -"W -was n m '
herew wee. - air. jt-r. aiaweu, or the Statesville
Iandmnrt, wrote to the Secretary of the
Pb- fori ; WI - J of sawmills being idle
Puu for an explanation of the business. Thi 'i,,,,. ... - - r
M. Jones has gone north in tlio
McCubbins & Co.
,.t ol jpnea
)lt J oM has returned with new
Secretary answered promptly 'itliat thii
department has fixed no specific valae on
the coins in question, and that there is no
provision of law or regulation of the de
partrnent for the redemption of any coins
so mutilated as to be unfit for circulation1.
Such coins may be disposed of as bullion
at their bullion value, which would, of
from the lack of water. Conseanentlv
the work has not progressed . as rapidly
as it otherwise would have done.
vf .1 t n: .11 . i .
course, bo less than face valne and wonld uuu Wiiw, nauves 01 uie piace
' mi n m
iucj uuTo iour vein averagiog o leei
if Charles Sides, of this vicinity, was
rtrowo from a mule, Thursday morning
jt, and leriously hurt. He fell on his
fcead, Dd ihe damage sustained was
-ainly ia tie back of the neck.
Tin editor of the Robtsonian has-been
isiting friends in tlie Third Creek sec
;.L r i?hwan. Hia report of his visit is
thmfastic! in praise of the conntry and keP it up bat itjs a pleasure to know
u ;-Jhd consDired to make his visit we have some merchanU in Salisbury
i- i.Vni - whose business knowledge bear1 them out
-v 1 M " Mv.a vuoiviiibta uvui au uuuuvf
vfl . - .
accompanies oy Hisiftnce started by some "skin flint." to
Glenn Anna.
ThU proderty f of a mile south of Tbora
asville, is worked by A. C. Kendall, Wil
son Kinderly, J. J. Sullivan, H. Harris
vary according to the degree of mutila
tion."
So it seems that the Government has
had nothing to do with fixing rates on
mutilated coin, but that it is all the work
nf a nAi n 1 i r-a a T.a- tltAaA wKm Bt1 1
brown ores, quartz and aulnhurets.
This property is considered valuable.
but as yet no series of assays has been
made.
AJ Davis, accompanied by Hisiance started by some "skin flint,"
fcmiTv nhvsician, uoct. j. i. anmmeren, make dishonest cams. No doubt many
tad bU 4ni Mr Kobt. Daviff, left here for are now busy buying up these pieces at f combe is pushing right ahead, notwith
discount, and will make money by it.
l. i- . . i r
UicLmonU. a., yesieruajr murmu, iw
tik DorW of having a surgical op-
-1.:- Wformed in the removal of
icancerolis' tumor on the left side of his
Montgomery Notes.
Beaveudam Mining Company are ex
cavating site for machinery and framing
a large mill house. In making the excava
tion they cut a grit bed Cant. Edge-
neck. T
be tumor overlies vital parts and
belt avai
it vu ttpnght advisable to employ the missioners :
Town Ordinances.
The following are new ordinances re
cently passed by our city Board of Com-
vilif'
OF
. Ln U
y U Ji U L
Wllfl
If Ml
Has purchased his Stock of Gosds for the Fall, which is now comiag in, comprisiag
DRY
TO BE SOLD CHEAP AT
i
GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, &c.
ab!
e skill for its removal.
o -
W. Clifton, teacher of
the
Speneerian System of Penmanship, is now
tescblog
Be it Ordained, That if any person shall
carry on any business, within the corpo
rate limits, upon which a tax has been
levied for the privilege of carrying oh
class made up of the pu- T , .
pili at the graded school, and also another deineanor and upon conviction shall pay
it the Priesbjteriau Academy, bhe also a fine not exceeding fifty dollars or be
teicbetslioft hand. Persons wishing to imprisoned not exceeding thirty days
rVil themsel ves of her instructions in Be it Ordained, That no butcher or oth
tk Will find her at the residence er person shall cut up, aud expose for
- -T ; an onr-
olri.Rutledge.
: . -
: We are1 glad to note that the Con ven-
tjon of Qoutity Superintendents of Pub-
lu:1 InitructioB, recently assembled in
EaJeigh, honored Rowan by electiug
btj County j Superintendent, Mr. Geo. R.
McKeil, Pie&iden t of their body. Their
next meeting will be held at Chapel Hill,
in July, i882.
; -i o
i Parties having ores of any kind who
Uh them exhibited at Atlanta, are noti-
to J. S. Mc-
cither
that they are labeled
fled to deliver them at once
CoUbinsi Jr., ortoT K. Bruner
of whom! will see
and shipped.
Mr. S. R. jllarrison saUs ns to say that
be bat In 'appointed by the Department
f Agriculture of North Carolina to 61-lpct-i)d
ship nrtirlcs for exhibit at At
linta.to tha'tdepai tnient at Raleigh. Par-
sale any iresii meat withiu the cor
porate limits of the town of Salisbury.
without first obtaining a license from the
Commissioners for the town, which said
license shall authorize the person or per
sons to sell meat at a certain stand, shop.
or stall specified in said license to be used
as a market, and for which license said
person, or persons, shall pay the 6um of
fifty dollars, and every person selling
mer.ts without a license, or at any place
not licensed ns a market, shall forfeit and
pay for each offense the sum of ten dol
lars Provided, that any farmer may sell
fresh meats, the produce of his own farm
without a license aud anywhere within
the'eorporate limits. j
Be it Ordained, That no butcher, or
other person, shall. cut up and expose for
sale any fresh meat within the corporate
linlits of the town of Salisbury, without
first obtaining a license from the Conv-
every perj-
iniesiouers for the town ; and
son violating the provisoos of this ordi
nance shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction shall be
fined not exceeding fifty dollars, or bb
imprisoned not exceed in r tliirtv davs.-4-
tjMhaviug articles for exhibition will de- Provided, that any farmer may sell fresh
incut, trie iiuuucj ui ins unu laiio, nii-
out a license, and anywhere withiu the
lifer to Mr.-Harrison.
K)
Fise lAii;s. Splendid rains have fadlen
in Unitjitownship one Sunday afternoon
d the btheir Monday night. The ground,
- in Kme localities, was too wet to plough.
Afineihower also fell at and around China
Grote Monaay nightj and during the
veck iaother portions of the county.
T- j ' j o :
! HowiASDpctvERiZER. Miners in this
ection jnitting up mills to work gold ores,
wiU do well to inform themselves as to
thicomparative merits of the How land
Pulveriier.idvertised in this paper. Mr.
K.iaimjE8, Supt. North Carolina Mining
Company, Salisbury, N. C, is running
onof ihese machines, and says: "Wo
pulterile about one ton per' hour on au
ireragej, autl save 50 per cent of our
imaJgojrn in the machine. Ae compared
re?ir and tear of a ten stamp
mill, it is about 30 per cent, less with
. oar ore s ." -
ITeumgonel John Johnston, a notorious
garacter, beingdrunk, began the display
ft ui pistol at Jno. F. Maloney's store,
fj ruflninff a little ne?ro out. n lia was
aployed there. He theu went to BlilPs
Bar and began flourishing his pistol. He
wn reluraed to Maloney's and made
mi threats to Mr. VV. R. Barker and
JQally ihw the weapon, when Mr. Bar
wrieiied (he pistol and wrenching it
Jora Johnston, struck him a blow ; the
Wol fit-nig; in Barker's hand. '. The ball
Pawed through the flesh of Johnston's
i'- i alove the elbow. The pow
JejburnMhc palni f Barker baud,
to Johnston until the
Jce-fanie.to hia. relief. The grand jury
ihe next? court will note all three
l aeae offences. In default of bailiie
committed to jail.
o
-, An jirroneous Report.
a flnd-i thitt Mia mm.rf
i ?f th PaPr8, referred to briefly
i ' rU5 lu mo euecu inac ine
has established a scale of
S nltilated ilvr, or silver in
iSttim aIi,,oies have been punched, Is
'liIS&08llch 8Calof depreciation
oeen filed, and, upon inquiry at the
fSm , We fintlthat coins with holes in
wn.,ar? taten there without hesitation.
tnri.M02'011 Star'
icrehai been somejittle flurry here
SfifV!fukal of merchants to take silver
.jutle holes iu the pteces. It has
7D no annoyance to all who handle
to; submit to the
;:;--.., iW me last fe
corporate limits
Be it Ot daineel,. Th&t the Tax Collector
shall proceed to collect the taxes levied
for the privilege of carrying on the busij
ness, or doiug the business named in said
levy, in the same manner he is authoriz
ed to collect the tax on the poll and pro-
pertyand the same power and. authority
to collect said privilege tax is hereby
giveu him, as he has by existing law, to
collect ther property and poll tax.
Be it Ordained, That no person or per
sons shall smoke a pipe, cigars, or cigar
ettes ou any cotton platform within the
corporate limits; and every person viola
ting the provisions of this ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con
viction shall be fined not exceeding fifty
dollars or imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days.
Notes. The little townOf Marion has a
good male and female high shool,conducted
by Prof. A. R. Johnston, with three as
sistants. Calisthenics, class singing and
instrumental music is included in the
course. There are some 55 pupils in at
tendance now. They have advantages
in fine climate ann cheap board.
- Some attention is being paid to the
culture of tobacco-they have a factory
which is kept busy.
For the accommodation of visitors they
have a fine observatory of 50 feet erected
near the town, from which one obtains a
fine view of the mountains. j
Mr. W. Del linger is paying special at
ten tion to the culture of apples. He has
a fine orchard, embracing a hundred
choice varieties.
Hickob-Y. Hickory is fast growing to
be a tobacco market.
Messrs. Hall cD Daniel are conducting
a large manufacturing establishment 4
stories. They manufacture seventeen dis
tinct brands of chewiug tobacco hand
ling each day about 1700 pounds of leaf.
Their establishment is well conducted
and remarkably clean in all the depart
meuts.
A. W. Marshall and N. Martiu are each
running successfully Tobacco Mauufac
standing the dry weather.
Paksoxs Harris Mikes. Tom Marks
has made another find at the "cut off,"
west of the Russell Gap.
The Miss Krox's Mike. Jim Milton,
with three . assistants rocked out ninety
pennyweights of gold in five days laat
week. This property adjoina the "cut
off."
Morris Mouxtaix Mike. This prop
erty is situated f of a mile from the vil
lage of Eldorado. Col. J. H. Davis owns
the mountain, which is a mile and a
quarter long. It is now being prospected
and developed by Truman Coman, Esq.
The prospects are truly flattering the
ore being continuous the entire length of
the hill, and always maintaining a (air
paying width. The panningg frequently
show rich points, approaching a dwt, in
weight. All the ores on the dump show
free gold.
The manager, Mr. J. W. Mason, who
is a. miner of 30 years experience, says :
"I have never seen a prospect equal to it,
or anything like as good with such an
inexhaustible quantity of free gold oie,
and some also, with a right smart
sprinkling of sulphurcts. I send you
uti sample of the ore a fair sample of
the best. This sample I broke from a
piece weighing 24 pounds."
The sample sent shows on one of its
planes a deposit of about a dwt of free
goia. ineoouy ot tne vein matter as
shown by this specimen is talcose slate
shot with quartz.
This is extravagantly rich aud much of
such ore would soon yield returns more
handsome than any miue yet discovered
in this section.
One Price, Cash Store.
The Largest and Finest Lint of
. a
m, -w m LiOOKing over tne country one
cannot but be astonished at the mineral
wealth every where displayed. From
Maino and New Hampshire to Georgia
and the Carolinas, the press is teeming
with new discoveries.
The mining industry is reaching vast
proportions and those who look for any
decadence in business in our Exchanges
will find that they have grossly in l seal
culated. There never has been so favor
abie an outlook as at present, this is
not only true of New York, but Bostou
has become a great mining centre, and its
capitalists are realizing the great oppor
tunities for proht iu mining, by seeking
out good properties, capitalizing them,
and drawing public attention to their
merits. N. Y. Mining Record.
CLOTHING-
ever in Salisbury.
fl) VIE DB (D dD'-ATT S
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
COATS, PANTS,
VESTS, SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, HOSE,
EfaWSK
absolutely EVERYTHING required by any class or condition of customers, and tbtj
will be marked exceedingly low for
OOTS and SHOES.
CriLH ob. sum
MOMEY & SPERRY,
GOLD & SILYER GRINDING & AMALGAMATING MACHINERY
EOWLANFS PULVERIZES takes the place of the cumbersome Stamp Mill
And can be put up in ono day ready for work.
IT HAS BEEN FULLY PROVKD & TESTED
It weighs complete 7.000 pounds.
For tne Watchman.
That Wheat.
Mn. Editor: I have read with much
interest what the Watchman has had to
say on the subject of large wheat yields
and my interest in this subject must be
m v apology for troubling you witu tnese
Hues. I write to inquire of you or of Mr
Lowrance, a particular description of the
kind of land sowed down, the mode of
prepariug the land, the variety of seed
the time of sowing, the quantity of seed
per acre, and the manner and substance
of fertilizing all about the thing, briefly.
I feel satisfied that many other farmers
would feel interested in the answers to
these questions, and that a rejoinder
would be of general interest at this time.
Yours truly, Youko Farmer.
Sell Only For High Prices.
"No raw product should be allowedto
leave the State. Let everything he manu
factured and prepared foMhe consumer,
from tobacco and cotton to peanuts and
pine leaves. TortJdight.
It is here that we would raise onr cau
tionary Signals. Having worKtd up into
furniture the walnut and while pines of
the Northwest, the manufacturers arc look
ing to the immense forests of the South for
their supplies. Bear that in mind.
We caution all owners of lands contain-
incr walnut, hickory, ash, poplar, cherry,
etc. not to fool away their property. If
1 Xy 1 if iimJl-
It costs 11.500 readr tor
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,
" 7 day's extra service,
G. A. Bingham, per diem,
" 4 day's extra service,
J. G. Fleming, per diem,
Mileage,
TIME TABLE
WESTERN N. C. Railroad
Takes effect Sunday, July 17, 1SS1, at 4.15, P. M.
PASSES 0 ER TRAIX.
the belt, w Ul crush one ton per hour or nam quarts mat wm inid ner diem
pass throutrh a 40-mesh screen. The wear Is less than In the W. 31. JLincaia, per aiero,
stamp mill. Its wearing parts are plain castings and can oe
dropped Into position ln a few moments, as shown by letters A,
H and C no bolt a nr irva n rennlred : It can be set upon the
floor of a mill with no expense for foundations, and can be used
to crush and ,.,, , v,anres or continuous. It wlU amaUra-
mpie.
norKinca ,3 iHnr It nlmnl
te eitner reaulres ls-horse power.
cu.aP.a??..e"c Rock Breakers. Crushing Rolls, Amal-
JlTML p,n and Separators for Gold and Silver
K enforidnf Furnaces. Retorts. Rock Drills.
Ores. ChlonaizinAlr Cq re880rgi 8teel Snoe8 aiuf
Dtes for Stamps, and every descrip
tion of Frames ior lamps ; aiso
Improved Duble
SINGLE CYLINDER
HOISTIHG ENGINES,
With or Without Bonus, W'ibx
ox Maxilla Rora Pxcks.
tW Specially adapUd to Mining In-1
Mileage,
D. C. Reid, per diem,
" Mileage,
H. N. Woodson, per diem,
$26,00
14.00
24.00
8.00
28.00
17.00
20.00
6.50
24.00
24.00
26.00
48:ly
Wet or Dry
Warerooms 92 and 94 Liberty Street, New York.
We construct Mills with Stamps weighing: from 250 to 900 lbs. for gold and sliver ores.
Crushing MOI tars. Send for Circular
MARRIED.
turing establishments.
Mr. J. S. Tomlinwu is manufacturing you gen make tue Northern speculators and
in large quautities, that popular brand of manufacturers pay for it. xour most val-
smokiug tobacco, known as "Sweet Six
L Jrrhate beeu
teen." In additiou to these manufaetar-
iurr houses, they have two large ware
houses. Wiley, & Clinard are the pro-
prietors.of the 'Fanners Warehouse
a buildiDg 50x100 feet; They have daily
sales aud do good business.
Hall Bro's & Shu ford conduct the oth
er warehouse and report that business fir
exceeded their most sanguin expectations.
With her present prospect Hickofy
will soon be numbered among the tobacco
towns of the State. They are putting op
of handsome briek stores, which
j . a t?i
peer in the same mves the piaco an air oi sustanuamy
McCubbins Companr l heretofore lacking.
deep share
vr weeks these
U. .w "ccu suuiecieu a aoi-
.Cutd0WQ to85cts.; a half dollar to
iJr j,?,a4artcr t0 15 ctsaud a dime to
,T!j !W!at au outrage !
ve have found away . ' -
y TO STOP tT.
iJly-F. Eoss; dealer iu general
-uuiae.jast now nmMiius n laree
In . K-Hiijg n large lunuo ui
jaati,futtock of Fall Goods, and a number
Bba ' cnPer in the same gives the
"-Slid 1. rm . . ". -
nablc woods are certain to come into de
mand soon or late. Keep youreyes wide
open.
We learn that tne wooaea tanas oi tue
State are being taken up in immense bodies
at fifteen cents an acre. Is "not this, sui
cidal t Ought men. from a distance to be
allowed to come in nod appropriate at a
mere nominal price the forests owned by
the State, that promise to become of much
value at last, and if properly dealt with
could bo utilized in paying off our present
State indebtedness.
The rich woods of North Carolina
should be kept at home or sold at a good
round price. We agree with our friend of
the Oxford Torchlight in what is said above;
that no rate product ought to leave the
State, but everything should be manu
factured here. Wilmington Star.
At the residence of the officiating min
ister, Rev. C. Plyler, on the 7th instant,
W. L. Austin to Miss Mary Briggs.
In Franklin Township, Sept. 11th, by
Rev. II.-M. Brown, Wm. H. Boyd and
Mies Catharine Bringle.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures dyspepsia,
Ml I .1
indigestion ana nsariDurn.
A Theo.FJ KluttxV.
BUSINESS LOCALS
GRAIN DRILLS !
A car load of Grain Drills in store.
Will be sold at very short profit.
R. R. Ckawford & Co.
The Largest Assortment of Fine Cigars
in town is at A. Parkks.
Another lot of choice SUQKED BEEF at
A. Parkeb's.
A Grand Reputation .
Warner's Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not lim
ited by the confines of section or country.
There are no injurious substances, nor
false and temporary stimulants iu the
preparation. It is purely vegetable, and
compounded under a formula that has
passed severe tests, ana wou enuorse
ments from some of the highest medical
talent in the country. N. Y. World.
Try a big 4 Prize
Box at
A. Parker's.
Selected Cream Takiku.1
at
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected by J. M. Ksox & Co,
Cottoh good Middlings,
Middling
low ao .
stains
Bacoy, county, hog round
BCTTER
Eoos
Chickens per dozes
Corn New
Mbai, moderate demand at
Wheat good demand at
FLOun
Potatoes, Imsn
Osioss
Lard
Beeswax
Tallow
Blackberries
ArrLES, dried
SrR.vn
Sept.
15
Hi
11
10
57
11
20&25
10$12,
12.00
100
110
1.25
375
CO
CO
lll2i
5U55
65
2021
5
4G
10 12
A. PAaKKSl
FRESH GRAPES
Dailr received at Bckrbaum's.
"LIFE INSURANCE" MADE CHEAP.
Table Showing Actual Cost to Members
of $4,000 Insurance for One
Year (3farch 1, 1879, to
March 1, 1880).
First Class, aged 18 to 30 years.
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
tt
tt
K
30
40
45
50
55
" 40
" 45
" 50
" 55
fift
$222.05
TJistances traveled by the members of the
Board in attending the sessions of the same :
J.G.Fleming, V""
W.M.K:ncaid, 130 "
D.C.Reid, 480 "
Horatio N. Woodsox, Clerk.
August 27th, 1881. 47:4t
For tie Fall Traie !
Just Arrlrcd!
200 pieces Dark Prints,
10 bales Dark Alamance Plaids,
30 pieces Salem Jeanes,
50 pieces Northern Jeanes,
20 pieces New Fall Dress Goods.
50 cases Boots and Shoes,
40 bags Coffee,
3 Car Loads Salt,
1 Car Load Cotton Ties.
Larp Lot of Baffjii to Arriie.
Many Other Goods
arriving dauy ail wnrca we ui
Short Profits !
We eapecially ask Conntry Merchants to
examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
BSfTo one and all we say, Call and ut u
Asaivs. liats. STATIONS. Aaaiva.
1 1 1M a.m Salisbury a.m
1108 a.mi Third Creek M
is so Elm wood l os
13 ss Statesville s 41
140 Catawba 141
t ss Newton it 43
S 41 Conova 11 1
s 07 Hickory 11 1 p.m
45 (card 1113
4 S3 iMorganton 10 1
4 45 KJlenn Alpine loot
5 00 Brldrewater 1 45
6 41 Marlon IM
t Old Fort s os
6 37 7.07 A.M Henry 7 17
7 57 Bl'k Mountain 7
8 14 cooper's 07
8 29 Swannanoa it
8 50 Aaherlllo Ju'ct CtT
oo Aftherllle 5 IS
9 45 French Broad
LSATB,
f M
OlSf.3
FREIGHT TRAIX.
ABJUVI.
I 00 A.M.!
ss
5
IM
IM
10
41
-018 !
1160
11 S3 A.M.
100
SIT
141
40t ;
s
550
SO
60 f.M.
STATIONS.
10 40
LKAVS
S 00 a.m. Salisbury oo r.M.
(Third Creek i 3 47
iKlmwood i 3 IS
iStatesviue ; 43
Catawba 1 34
Newton . 1115
Conover ill 0
Hickory jll lti.Mj
:icara -i'
iMonranton i 40
;oien Alpine ! M
Brldewater ; 8 44
Marlon 7 43
.Old Fort i13
iHenry 5 5
:Blk Mountain; 5 03
60 p.m. Cooper's 4 43
;Lonr1 4 S3
AahevllloJa't
pUhevill j
: French BroaA
Amaivs. LXATK.
14AJI.
Ua.M
NAM.
It
u
tt
$17 00
. 2125
, 25 50 1 heore you huy.
, Hi OU
. 51 00
. 6800
J. D. LlcITeely, Ag't.
3ST O TI O E !
JOHN F. EAGLE,
-FASHIONABLE-
BOOT
AND
SHOE
MAKER,
Invites yonr attention to hia shop, opposite
Mayor's Office. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. AH grades of goods mad to order.
With thanks for your past patronage, we
hope to merit your continued favors.
Respectfully,
J. F. ROSS.
SALESMEN i
T. F. Torso, A. M. aodko,
Ed. Otebmak,
Aug. 29, 1831.
A. M.
W. W. Gales.
rSOO BtxslielM of OIVIOIVS
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A. B. ANDREWS. Gen. Supt.
Boian Coilj-In tie Superior (M
S. Younts and John A. Yousts, Partners
under the name of S. Younts & Boa,
againtt
Andy Bailcs.
The above named defendant, Andy
Cailes, is hereby notified to be and appear
before the Judge of our Superior Court, at
a Court to be held for the County ef Row
an, at the Court House in Salisbury, on the
9th Monday after the 4th Monday of Sap-
1 1 ion 1 A I ; fA
which has been deposited in the ASMSt ftf
the Clerk of the Superior Court of said
County, and let the said defendant take no
tice that if be fail to answer the said eoaa-
plaint during the term, the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demands!
in the complaint.
And the said defendant is further ne-tl
fied that a warrant of attachment has been,
issued and levied upon his 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
Elaintiffs, the said S. Younts & Son, againtt
im, to wit : The sum of eight hundred
and twenty-seven 77-100 dollars, with in
terest at eight per cent, os $857.71 from May
2Vth, 1881, and evidenced by several notes
and accounts ; that said warrant of attach
ment is made returnable at a term of said
Court held on the 9th Monday after the
4th Monday of March, 1881, and then con
tinued, and to be heard at a term of said
Court to be held at the Court House In
Salisbury on the 9th after the 4th Monday
in oenieinuer, tool.
This 5th day of August, 1831.
J. M. Hob ah,
Clerk Superior Court Rowan Co,
43:6t: $10