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URSDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1881.
j NEW THItMS.
From and after the 1st day of January,
J83I, the fcubscription price of the Watch
a Will be as follows : "
One Tear,, imiu. iu uunce, 91.au
payment aeiayeu .j ninntns, z.uu
payment delayed 12 months 2.50
jjixixG Prcpertt. Persons Laving
mining property to sell would dp well to
jidveri it. We propose to fiive . room
o su'cU ndticeR, to lie kept standing on
Jer the general eaptiou of "Mixing Prop-
tRTIEB FOR 8ALE.
Wlicu
cive
text.
tJDOt)
ptate
cost of sucb notices will be inoder-
Tliolse liaving properties the value of
is j not generally known,, should
references, to reputable persons
fcnowB to be acquainted with such mat-
This paper has a good circnlatuni
. i . 1 1 . I J
mining 4iien ioiui, nuu in me
and cau be of service in the way
proposed
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j , WiW geese are irequemiy seen ou me
Yadrin.
I b "
j Ren us West, an infant son of lie v. C.
pljler died last Monday
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j John Morgan, has opened a skating
. . -!- 1 t 1 -'" Tf..-.i ..or.
"ink next uooriu uuvuen iuhci vuicc.
Mr t B. Beard is now with Messrs.
Meronev & Bro.. He invites his friends
to call.;
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j Mr. 51. M. Jones has repainted and
otherwise improved his dwelling on
Bauk street. y
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Cotton is coming in more abundantly
.1 L A r.r ...... .. .. ,ii.V.
sod liaying Boiueimug uyci is iiii
rent.
5Inmrb?Jra8 here he early part of this
ZiVt "WP? th4 there noons life and bustle.
?, rei" buslnesajactMty. In Statesvllle, than In
ffPce of Its slzj taat be had Waited anywhere
In nfs Uzreia.Sta$niUe Landmark, Oct. l" f j
KA.V?miner wh0 Vs hei-e last Saturday remarked
that there was mor ute and bustle, more real bust,
sess activity in Salisbury than In any place of -Us
size that he had vfc ted anywhere In his travels.
Watchman, Oct. 20.
Has the Sallsburj Watchman hydrophobia, oris It
merely aj?e that Is auslnj? it to wiap around at its
Inoffensive nelgb.be s rataUmilU Landmark.
Will the Landma ic prove Its own sanity by a pro
per explanation. atchman, Oct. ST. ,
It the Salisbury I atchman wll refer to its local
columns. Issue of tie 20ih, It will find a Paraprag-h
"utu was v-uuieu fuuQ TBI LANDMARK Of the week
I before, but which tie Watchman published as local.
substituting Sallslurr for Statesvllle wherever It
; occurred. If In so doing it did not Intend a covert
wiuerai siawxvuu, it was guilty of petty piracy
upon ails paper. -U can take whichever horn of the
dilemma It choose. This Is our explanation to It.
Landmark' j .
Your explanation is aailnre so far as
any justificatipii of your attack ou the
Watchman i concerned; for you hare
not shown tliaj it Vsnapped-arouud at its
inoffensive neighbors-' It made nop.Uu
sion by word, wink or Wink at its neigh
bors. - It mad no "sneer" at Statesville,
Uie Landmark or its drummer. What
right have you to impute evil when no
evil is apparent ! Or impugn motives you
know nothing about! Is it because it is
more congenial than to be at the trouble
of solving a rat lie r remarkable "coinci
dence of words and facts! Begin right,
and then talk about taking horns.
10ue Ej
icntiug
iJ. Johnston, or person repre-
iiiiiself so to be, is playing deaf
tad dunlb. ' He is a fraud pass him.
T.F
tome Tot!
hooks, v
Drag Store
Evluttz, Esq., is receivrig a hand-
of new, goods; including lamps,
ritinp; inks, njaturial Sec, at the
-o-
: Box'FijjK.o.F S"eed3. An agent of Lan
dretli'sSL'ed House was here on Tuesday,
and made a boh fire of all the old seeds
- on liand at. L.nuissr Urng fcloie. lie will
itnlace fiiesh seeds instead
Syuol of North Carolina.
Our pofice have new and handsome
-o-
nniforma
H'(vfs :
jeperostiti
IliStol
They ' had to uniform theni:
coir.n.eiitary onlhe piide and
v of tlie city.
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y of Rowan County.
BY UEV.J. KC1.TLE.
Copies of .litis interest ing book mny be
lntil of T F Kli ttz, Tfieo. Bcerkaum,
or Ut the Vatciijiax Oiiice.
v
See notiice v( Prof. V. II, Evans in
anotacr toluinn. lie comes to us well
rccominenjbjil, and will lie well pufonized.
This in nil exceptional opportunity for
tliio who
should no
proved-
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T
desire a vocal training, -which
t b allowed to pass nuiin-
Witii A
m
IiAlu Frank Luckcj, color
ed, kuockeld Dave Featliersou (another
.colored m.-jn) down with a rail and beat
biiji severely, fracturing hjs upper jaw,
the bridge of his nose, and the bono in
lies roof of his- mouth. Feathcison is
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njexpeced to survive. Lnc'iey has
mj$ his escape. " The troubla took
pWt on the i'anu of W. S. Xe- us, E-q..
ifroin town. A half busliel of
to have caused the row.
tvr inUes
corn 13 s;;i
.ngJit.
i tirmeis, w
it to put
iWiiig-a
Kaix. There iwas a fall of r;iin Sun-
It -was greatly needed by the
o were generally waitiug for
aiids in proper' c-mdition for
hd so-.viuz wheat and oats.
Tie weathtjr has been perfectly delight-
mrout-Uoiir labor, this week, and the
loieuee of farmers from the streets is as-
uce that they-arc improving each
yiiig hour. ,r
Xo Fno
-o-
Yet. Here it is the 1st day
ovembH- and no killing frost has
Jt atQie to
fitld or
blacken the leaves in forest,
rden. The folin
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-.is changing eoloi- and fallius. be-
e-'Meavtls have their time to fall."
"v tnc merfciirv i.n l
y ', j Villas VVVII U'
yl40' a"dkuly once or twice-approach-J'
it poiijt. It is the mildest fall since
?JwLen the lirst frost came on the 7th
"November. -
n ...
! T. ' V-.-W43 There are a u umber of
Wtoujii whicnot only yield no
bot are absolutely dry. Some
. wrs of property "are. having their wells
"hnte for
nlU to
is certauily a very favora-
it. But those who so into
semi ilow-n
k'v &i va v
le to test the qualify of
,ff eI's, ajid it is dangerous to enter
a lt loni c,l.
tut 1.
iir 1 oc "cstroyed by throwing
; -w DucUets of water.
irifaer who has seen Mr. Vm.
HlitlH,niT..-l.
aD(1Itt f ill CO out whern it i urea.
old fa
"t 8 crPP of- corn on tlin Mumv
Sd larfU savs !o thinks it is good
"ot Ki U8'fe's to .the arre, and will
' .SUiniico.l :p ..f.i,. ...... ,,.
Ht". r 1 " ' j 11 siiu . we
JbrtyV lX vv?ek? ago mid eti mated it at
icrej i101' TheSc are about b!)
Wl fiK,d- Other iarts of the amo
klv "T? y lr. Lord is : said to
Rood. .The old mill pond
x to
com this
bt .V1 PfaWy yield from
ousabd bushels of
The opening services of the Synod took
place in the Presbyterian church of this
city, yesterday evening. The sermon was
preached by ihe Rev. J. Henry Smith, D.
P., of Greensboro, from Acts, XX : 20, 21.
kept back nothing that wan profitable un
to yon, bnt have sheiced you and hare
taught you publicly and from house to
house, etc.f jetc.y
In his introduction the Reverend speaker
showed the connection of the text, ami the
occasion of its utterance, recounting the
great progress that had beeu made in the
pastgO years of the Apostle's life. In this
textvtfe suras up the two chief elements of
Gospel preaching, j. e., Ilejientance to
wards God, and Faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ. All truth concerning faith aud
practice may be ranged around these two
ideas. It is needless to m to those who
heard the discourse, and especially need
less to say to a Salisbury audience, that
the discussion was able, impressive and
scholarly.' We are sorry that we are not
able to give a synopsis of the sermon.
After sermon the Committee on enrollment
reported the following members of the
Synod present:
PllESBYTEItT OF OllAXGE.
Ministers. Robert Burwtll, T U Fau
cett, P II DaltonJ Henry Smith, D. D., D
E Jordan, J C Alexander, W B Tidball, L
C Vass, J W Primrose. II T Darnall, C Mil
ler, T J Allison, J L Currie, SM Smith, P
R Law, A M Watson, Geo. Summey. (18),
Elders. M Shaw, Leroy Craig, Thomas
Rankin, J G Tate, D F Morrow, T H
Hughes, C M Browj Robt. Hanner. (8). ;
Pkesbtteky of Concord.
Ministers. E F Rockwell, FTPenick,
A L Crawford, W A, Wood, D. D , J Rumple,
R B Anderson, JH Colton, L McKinnon, T
G Thunton," J M Wharey, R W Boyd, J A
Ramsay, J N II Summcrell. (13). -
Elders. R Sterling, J D Johnston, R A
Alexander, CM B Goodnight, E A Perkins,
DBGaither, II C Hamilton, T L Martin,
E Rice, J A Kluttz, J B Gibson, D A Sloop,
W E Hall, I N Pharr, J J Summcrell., (15).
Fayettvillk Presbytery.
Ministers tj P McPherson, G M Gibbs,
H G Hill, D. D Win S Lacy, D A McRae, 5.
Elders. Hiram Conoly, D McCallnm,
S C Rankin. (3).
Wilmixqtojt Presbytery.
Ministers. C M Payne. (1).
Elders. J hn Colville. (1).
Mecklexburo Presbytery.
Ministers Walter W Plmrr, D. D., J J
Kennedy, Wm II Dayis, W E McIIwaine, J
P Gammon, Geo L Cook, J L Williams,
Walter W Moore. (8).
Elders. J R Hutchison, Jno W Moore.
A T Su . . ( !).
In all 44 Ministers and 30 .Elders 71.
Several other names were added to the
roll which our reporter did not cat h.
After this report the Synod proceeded to
the eleetion of officers; viz:
Moderator, Rev. H G Hill, DD, pastor of the
Fayettville Church, Temporary Clerks, Rev.
fc C Vass and Rev. J A Ramsay. The
hours for session were fixed as follows.
From 9 a m till 1 p m. Rev Mr Du
Bose of Soochow China was introduced to
Synort as a corresponding member. The
Synod then adiou'netl. Mr DuBose will
address the Synod to-night on Foreign Mission,
A Fearful Plunge.
Fatal Iiaihcay Wreck in Missouri Slaugh
ter of Cattle.
Sr. Louis, October passenger
train Xo, 154, on the Kansas 6c Texas
Railroad, was about to cross the bridge
on the Qsnge River, eighty miles sot.th
of Sedalia, hist night, the engine struck a
mule standing on the track. The engiire
left the rail when ou the span, aud all
went down with a terrible crash. Jas. F.
Wagner, engineer, was killed and his
body has not yet been recovered, as the
eugiuo was c ered wjth water, having
gone down to a depth of teu feet. W. W.
McDonald, fireman,- was bruised a"ud may
be iutcrnally injured,, and the eleven
year old kou of the engineer had his face
and forehead badly cut and his hip dis
located. The train was twelve hoars be
hind time.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
T. K. BRUNER, MANAGER.
Several Mining items deferjed."
In the uotice of Dutch Creek publish
ed last week, read non assessable for now
assessable. "
Reudleiuan.
Mr. J.A. Snider is opening, prepara
tory for; sale, this valuable property.
He has anugiue and pump going. ' The
purchaser desires to have the property
ojMjn 100 feet down. At present they
are 37 feet and sinking. They have cut
a vein of rich sulphu rets from 5 to 7
feet wide. In some places there is four
feetof solid snlphurets white iron py
rites supposed to contain a small propor
tion of arsenic.
Statesville & Jeffersox Survet -Messrs.
Bomar and Kueeland, of the
Statesville & Jefi'ersou Railroad survey
have - completed their profile of the line
fiom Statesville to the Yadkin river be
youd lVilkeboro. From Taylorsville to
the rirer, across the mountain, they fliid
a heavy and expensive line. Several
trestles over 100 feet high will be required
and one of these 2,000 feet long, will be
150 feet at the highest- point aud built iu
a curve at that. The engineers weie not
allowed to make a grade greater than 66'
feet to the mile, coming east, and tney
have everywhere kept in bonuds, though
at times with difficulty. Dr. Eanies, the
general superintendent, writes to Maj.
Bomar to keep the party together at this
place, and to be prepared at any time to
resume the survey from Yadkiiito Jeffer
sou . La ndmark.
The Baltimore and North Carolina
Mine. Prof. Hanna, of the assay office
hi this city, who is the most reliable and
conscientious authority on mines and
mining matters in this section, gives the
follow report from the Baltimore and
North Carolina (formerly the Ilea) mine
near this city. The main shaft is sunk to
a depth of 100 feet. At 80 feet depth a
level 400 feet long is run parallel to a
vein of gold and copper ore 9 iiiches to 3
feet wide. Another shaft is now being
sunk one mile from the main shaft at au
out-cropping of the same vein. Prof.
Hanna says that the lower diggings)!' the
mine will develope niosfiy cepper py
rites. The ore of the vt-in referred to 'is
a very fine milling ore. Charlotte Ob-Server.
The Richest Find Yet.
Since the article upon the outside of
this paper, entitled "Emeralds," was
wrjtteu, a remarkable pocket of emeralds,
quartz crystals, etc., has been been found
iu the 'Hitldeiiite niiue,T in Alexander
county. On Mouday last au open cavity,
haying the extraordinary dimensions rf
sixteenHeet in depth, three feet in width
and seven feet iu horizontal length was
discovered. Tho surface ' walls of this
cavity were thickly studded with beauti
ful crystals of quartz, varying in size
from those -weighiusr twenty five oouuds
down to minnte crystals. Fullv four
hundred pounds were obtained iu all. In
this pocket were discovered nine of the
finest emeralds ever found at the mine, or
in me wnuie umteu States.
We had the pleasure of viewing the
"find" yesterday. In color they were
lino crass-jrree n and were for the most
part transparent. They were all twelve-
sided aud had a smooth flat termination.
Placed end to end their combined leng h
was over thirty inches. The largest
emerald was ei"ht and one half inelies
long. and an average diameter of one inch.
The others varied in length lroiu two fo
six inches.
Mr. Hidden, states that the findiii'r of
emeralds of the above size is without a
parallel in the mineral history of the
United States, and he doulits if the
famous mines of Siberia have vet nro-
duced emeralds of thee lengths and col
or. He savs further, that while tliese
North Carolina emeralds' are not nuite
equal in color, to those from Bogota, in
South America, yet they are fully equal
to anything from other known localities.
and as the work progresses iu Alexander
county and the mine gets deeper, the
color aud traiiparancy of the emeralds
improve. Landmark, Oct. 2d.
T.:i
Apologists.
which left Booneville at 7 p. m. yester
day, on the Booneville, St. Louis &z
Southern Railroad was wrecked at Bern
ent, seven miles north of Tipton. Three
freight cars loaded with cattle went
through a bridge across a small stream,
and about half the cattle were killed or
fatally ii jured. The passenger cars re
mained on the track.
The old proverb that "Who excuses
accuses himself" is foreiblv ilhi.-t tated in
mining journalism. The excuses con
stantly made for the milling business,
and the dwelling in such conundrums as
"Is mining legitimate?" "Will mining
pay?" must induce any shrewd reader to
believe where so much defence and apol
ogy is required something must be wrong.
A great deal of this is caused by confus
ing schemes gotten up to swindle and
schemes gotten up to mine. The distiuc
tiou must be clearly drawn, as it is iu
every other pursuit. Swindling stock
schemes have nothing to do with mining
which is one of the oldest and most re
spectable industries of the world, gener
ally profitable if, as everything else, suf
ficient money is put into the proper chan
nels. Some hazard is attached to it ow
ing to human eyesight being limited to
something exposed, not being able to look
far underground, but this hazardous ele
ments is more likely to result for the bel
ter than the worse, when a proper diago
sis of the indications is made.
Let there be fewer excuses for mining
and more vigorous denunciation of swin
dling schemes, using the name of ruining
as a cloak. Let these piratical crafts
sailing the sea of mining under false col
ors, bo shown up as soon as they make
their appearance. When this is done
there will be no chance for them to secure
any prey, and the building of them will
discoutiuue. A milling journal should
call the attentiou of its readers to what
good properties are doing, even if no io-
uiuueiation is recived. 1 his is better than
making excuses, as investors look closer
ou products aud bullion shipments than
an y thing else.
There is as much delicacy in some mining
journals in their criticisms of swindling
schemes as there might be in referring
to rope in a family, one of the members
of which had beeu hung. A. Y. Daily
Stoek L'curort.
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HAS NOW HIS FULL STOCK OF
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np
4
ING
OVERCOATS FOR MEN
j: AND
OVERCOATS FOR BOYS
i FROM
DRESS SUITS
For Men and Boys From
SS.OO TO S35.00
FOR .MEN AND BOYS FROM
3.0 go
The Finest lot of
Hats
. Ever in Salisbury. Prices from
2 Sets to S5.QO.
AND
SHOES.
. WILL SELL YOU A
WARRANTED BOOT FOR $1.85.
Solid leather SHOES for 85cts.
Extract from letter:
Mn. M. S. Bbown: In reference to the Solar Tip Shoes we hereby authorize you to
warrant evkrt PAiu of them in material and workmanship.
We do not warrant against ABUSE or FIRE or WATER. You can give a
new pair for every unsatisfactory one, unless in your judgment the damage was the
fault ol the wearer. .
Please return all imperfect goods te us. Yours truly
JOHN MUNDELL & CO.
Philadelphia.
I am prepared to sell you all the goods in my line
20 PER CE1VT CHEAPER
than you ean get the same goods any where else.
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MISTY"
This is business.
M. S. BROWN.
BUSINESS LOCALS
FOR SALE.-A valuable 4 year
old horse. Perfectly sound and works
well iu harness. (Juas. Sncrixo.
It
MUSIC !
Prof. W. II. Evans is in our city and
proposes .organizing a class for instruc
tion iu the rudiments of music and the
art of singing. The course to consist of
of thirteen lessons.
Terms for Gentlemen $3.00.
" " Ladies $2.00.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Ed.
IJ. Xeave, or J. F. Griffith, who will take
names of those who wish to unite with
the class. The Columbia (S. C.) Register
says :
"Among our citizens who for the past three years
have known Mr. Evans as tne able con tictor of the
Columbia Chora.1 Union and the lnderatlble train
er ot vai lous choirs la this cliy. his reputation Is too
well estabUshed to uoed an additional i ecomenda-tlou.-'
New York. Nov. 1. Movers aud
A mixed passenger and freight tram, I T..iimn ,v.Vfrv r riiftnn-u-l.iHi wnc
- - r -fr Ml v. w avaaa laaaaraa w
burued
last night, occupied nearly half
an aero aud cost $80,000. Tho total loss
on the building, stock, machinery, etc.,
will reach nearly half a million. It was
Insured for a quarter of a million. .
"WINE OFCARDUI" makes rosy cheeks
and clear sompicsions.
' At Theo. F. Kluttx..
100 BARRELS VIRGINIA
ROCK LIME!
Just received aud for sale bj'
K. J. HOLMES.
Also just in, Full Stock of ,
Pall and Winter Goods.
Call and see them before making
your purchases.
2.1m
K. J. HOLMES.
MILLINERY GOODS!
I have opened a new aud .beautiful
stock of Millinery in the room formally'
occupied by Mrs. Greenfield. Call and
examine, and make selections.
Mrs. W. R. Bauker.
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Washington. Nov. 1. B W Stovat has
been arrested at Union City, Tenn., for
dealing in counterfeit silver dollars.
The Comptroller of Currency will pro
bably appoint a receiver to-morrow for
theNechanic's National Bank of New
ark, N. J.
SALISBURY MARKET.
ArPLES
green, per bus .
dried, per 11. . . .
Bacon Country,
hog round,
Butter.
Beeswax ....
blackberries,
Beet.
Cotton
MoodMiddUng;.
Mldlln?,
Low Midllng, ...
Stained,
Corn new
Meal
Coffee,
culc&eus
t-ggs :
Flour, ,
Hay
Lard
Pork,
Potatoes Irish,..
do sweet
Wheat
Wholesale. Retail.
$ TS &fl.M fl.09 a $1.23
4 a car
15 13 14 a 15
so e ii
9 10
4 (4
It ?
10 g 10V
. 10
8 & 9
85 Q 90 l.OC a 1.10
.1.10 $ 1.13 MS a 1.20
14 a if
14 1 15 a 20
10 4 i li a 15
. 3.M 6 3.75 3.75 a 4.00
60 (4 85
13 14 T5
8 U 10 11
80 4 90 1.00 a 1.20
so oi.oo l.oo a l.io
1.C0 H 1.75
I have a large mare MULE FOR SALE
in good order, for cis!, im ri. a r oilier
good Ktcuriiy. .1. ,UA kill.
NEW GOODS.
AT
THEO. BTJJBRBATJM'S,
1,000 FOUilDS
FP. IT ,11 CA"ni33;AT
Books and Dailv Papers at
"THEO. BCERBAUM'S.
Crosse and Blacku-ell dev. ing Tobacco at
THEO. RIEUBAUM'S.
Cracked Wheat and Oat Meal at
THEO. BUERBAUM'5.
Baker's Chocolate and Cocoa, and Philadel
phia Crackers at
l:tf. ' TIIEO. BUERBAUM'S.
JUST ARRIVED!
Turkeys and Cranberries at
J. D. McNeelt'b.
Irish and Sweet Potatoes, at
J. D. McNeelt's.
Fresh Batter and Apples, at-
J. D. McNeelt's.
A Grand Reputation .
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cnre
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
pnsscd sever tests, and won endorse
ments from some of the highest medical
talent in the country. X. Y. World.
Eiecatcr's Notice to Creditors!
All persons indebted to the estate of Ro
bcrt C. Kennerly, dee'd, are hereby notified
to present their claims to the undei signed
on or before the 7th daj of October, A. D.
1882, or this will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. Dated the Cth day of October,
A. D. 1881.
G. Henry Brown, Ex'r of
5!:6t Robt. C. Kennerly, dee'd.
UTANTED BY A LARGE JOBBING HOFSE IN
Dry uoods and Carpets, a flrst-class salesman,
vbo caa ct iitrol a good trade In UUs vicinity. None
but thoroughly experienced and capable men need
apply. Address LOCK BOX 15, Philadelphia. Pa.
51:2t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS!
The undersigned having qoalilied as admin
ist .ior of i he estate of Davalt Beaver, dee'd,
her v n lifics all pecsons having claims
against ?:id estate to present the game for pay
ment before the Eirt Day of October, 1882,
and i 'tioi.c indebted to said estate are re
que i to male payment immediately to the
und r.-ivntd. M. A Bost, Adra'r of
Se i. 30, 18! 1. Daviilt Beaver.
ol:4w
IflrJDBETHS'
1 7QI SEEOSK BEST II
loco and Price. rJU OUt mmd wo mm t
DAVLD hJ&DUKTU. & 07tSmasaOi
1
IS VERY SCARCE AND HARD TO- GET,
I shall from
NOVEMBER THE 1ST,
PUT MY WHOLE STOCK DOWN TO VERY
Smal
Proiti
Will be sold at Prices that will surprise you.
U3FWG want either JB
CASH OR PRODUCE
You all know what kind of goods I keep.
I am determined to sell whether any one else does or not
Very Truly, c.,
JOHN D. GASKILL.
' MORE Y & SPERRY,
- iI-4-HTJ?A0TU?.3r.C 0?
GOLD & SILYIB GRIDING & AMALGAMATING HACHBERY
HOWLAND'S PULVEHIZER takes ths pk cf tho cumbers :ao Stamp Mill
And can bo put up in one day ready for work.
IT IIAS CEEX FULLY PUOVKD TESTED
It weighs complete .ooo poinds, it costs oo ready f -the
belt. ill crusli one ton per hour of hard auariz that v. i
pass through a 40-niesh bcreen. lne wear Is less than mi-Eta-nprn
tl. Its wearing part are rlain casiincrs and can l
dropped into position tn a few moments, as shown bv letter
B and C. no Jwiw or keyB are rejtured ; it can be set upon U:
tknrof a mill with no expense for foundations, ond can beuv
tocrusanl work In char'ea or conunujus. It win amah -mate
either gold or t nver ores, maklnir It a slrnu.
Citnur VZttl :,lt re1lres "'horse pov,
Mamp Mills. Keck Breakers, t'rushlnj: Itolla. Am; -
ores, cliorldlzlpj furnaces. Retorts, Hock Ini
Air Compressors, steeU Snoes a :
Dies for Stamps, ana eveixdesci; -tlon
of FraoH-8 for btampa ; also '
Improved Double
or
SINGLE CYLINDER :
HOISTING EME"
Vit oaWrrnorT Boilers, Wu :
or Manilla Itorr Ijkcxs.
U7 Specially adopted to Xiiung J ,
terett$.
wo nutnwf vtiia with oMimno wpio-ninT frr.m sso to 900 lbs. for eold and silver ores. AVet or L i y
Crushing Moitars. Send for Circular.
Warerooms 92 and 94 Liberty Strset, New York.
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WE are daily receiving New Goods.
Don't fail to sec us be
fore you buy.
WE HAVE A LARGE
Stock oIOIoifMg
BOOTS- and "SHOES,
that must "be aoltl. Special
vrill be ofTcreJ.
Remember wa mean
BUSINESS,
And don't buv until
you see our Stock and
hear our prices.
Respectfully,
J. P: ROSS.
Xot. 2, 1881.
NORTH STATE
GOLD & COPPER MINING GO.
NOTICE!
The meeting of the Stockholders and Ir
rectors of the North St.ite Copj ei fc fin I
Mining Company, wlii -h was Id be he! I
at its office ou the property of the Com pa i.
in Guilford county, N. C, for the purpo
of levying tin assessment on the Sto .
and any other business which mjghtl.
presented to the" meeting, has lcen jxh.;
poned,iud will be lidd at the same jjIu- . ,
at noon of the 24th November, 1881.
JOSErilVILKIXS, l'resd ;.
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A. 1 . RIGCT, C. E. J. uVjJCEPI. Y, 1 . V
riGBY & MXTEPHY,
IffiiiE - aid Ciistncliiis Ei0Kei:L
78 asd 80 CcoxrAT.
Eoom 49, WEW YORKr
ixaraift and repoit ujon M;ne.
Make Working Plans and Spt-tifieaiM
for th" construction cf geld and fiUtr y, il .
or will enter into Contracts for the tu -ti i. i
same. .
Milling Machinery and pnpTlie .iitc-Iam '.
at lowest prices and prompt aUeiiiicn tivu
to shipment.
Oraddrew JOHN RIGBY,
49:9ui:pd High 1 ist, X.C .
"LIFE INSURANCE" MADE CHE A .
Table Showing Actual Cent to Mernbi . ..
of $4,000 Insurance for Chte
Year (March 1, 1879, to
March 1, 18S0
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