Jluvii:ff In Autumn.
tuituum follow are many, but, the,
first sum. ... llii important work U to
know what luuU M.onld he plowed j
ill mit.nun nn;l which let alone, We
l lie Uiv :iiiiHi;es ibmh'o ..........
wnfllll B lV iiu'll. that nil light, sandy
Ji.lds had bettor remain untouched
nil planting time in spring. The stc
i;..unrili frost o:i Mich land in win
ter if plovvetl.Jwould be buL slightly
it at all tKinenciai, aiiu iiic
that U risked; in other respects far
more than counterbalances all thead
Vantage, 1-W instance, if the land
fa! rolling, plowing t now would but
increase the washing of hillsides and
jvatfting of the .strength of tlikWiI
on some farms a matter of very
rent moment; and, again, though
ihe field were perlectly level, , "
m fa very light character, plowed now,
it i exposed to the driving w.nun
thut blow all winter, and isiiable to
he drifterand shifted in :i manner
often quits injurious to the farm.
The vegetation now upon the field
will protect the soil, if it remains un
plowcd, and prevent the denudation
.lhatw'ould be caused "in the other
ase. It is best, therefore, to al
low the sandy land Jo remain im
plowed aH winter.
But all stiff', clayev lands, and most
medium soils, arc invariably bene
. . . .
fitted by being well broken up in
nutumn,"in. order to expose them to
the disintegrating and refining power
i,f frost, thaw and raimVrThe decay
of vegetable lualteri; also, within the
soil is a matter of the greatest, value
iii tins case, aunng iu jnmcnic uuu
mellow the ground in a way Very
1 T 11 . .. A I . l.at
- i kAiiAiwtoi i xv a vvnii ii i k:k v. i nt'ii . iiv
fVIIVIlVltl v j ,
iill .means plow such land over this
fall, and reap the advantages sure to
result thereform. In this way, what
ever vegetalle;nattcr.-lhere.. may be
upon the hind will have time to de
compose, am will be a fine, rich
... . 1 . . . . . . .-. 1 tit... nlrtlin 111.
uiinuch as it serves two very impor
tant ends, will far more than pay the
cost and trouble of the ext:a work.
These ends are the addition of valua
ble plant food' to the soil, and the
mellowing up of the same arising
from the decay of the vegetable matter.
If the plowing is not done till spring,
there is -no. time for - this, and these
advantages arc lost, the vegetation
'does not have time to decay, there is
nothing added -to the fertility of the
land, and the wee Is and grass, turned
ju are only iu the way of the plow and
hoe all summer.
Aerain' lands of a clayey texture
are greatly benefitted from exposure
to the alternate freezing and thawing
of winter. By it a great deal of the
coarse, inert material is broken up
and put in a shape in which the dews
and rains can convey it to plants as
food. And there ara doubtless many
chemical changes that take place in
soils from freezing.not now known
or understood which are of vast im
portance in agriculture. Nature's
analyst works on a grand scale and
wilhoTft nristakes, frost" is her solvent
agent, worttTmoro than an equal
.. i. i .1.. 4 t, r. ...... ..
He is a wise cultivator who avails
'himself of its use to the greatest ex
tent he can.
If stiff iand is not plowed before
spring the fist has no chance to act
mi the soil, the laud is neither so
7i:e nor so meHow as in the other
case, and the land tilled to a disad
vantage all bummer. By all means
plow your next year's arable land be
fore wiHter.
The Aeronauts' Story.
Jlis.L'amounion.
.Chicago, October 21. Te ha!
Joonist, Prof. King and Signal Officer
II ..!.. ir.o.i ..-1... I. .IV t. I.
a iiotiti ' .ill. ii iiu it'll. ii ill v itiwi
-lhivrsJay and were first heard'from
to-day at Chippewa jalls relate their
'czperience-as follows i
"Before live minutes after leading
terra firma we reached an .altitude of
('"4,300 feet moving south west ; a few
minutes" later wc reached an upper
current moving slowly westward, tuid
we were carried away l the west and
northwist. At -5:15 ou Friday we
passed over Spring " Velley Wis., and
idterwards ova-the Platte Mounds
-Vt 8 a. in., we passed over 'Patten,'
r some similarly named plact. At
.9:50 we aro;e among the eoulds. The
wind increasing, earrietj us at a rapid
rate, probably forty or tiftv miles ner
.. ' . . f autl-
uour, anu
statioiiai v
i. i . i i i ....
not beiu:: able to discern
objects, we could not tell
...i .. . - - . . -
i ii e r c Hti. were or wnai cour
tc we
Little
were imrguiug. Iu
passing
a uus, .uuiiru,.- cjuuuy, is. we came
sn limp f!) rrnntifl td.it .... :. .
I.".. II. A I .... lit-
' - . - s . w . . . v L I IU L u r 1 .111111 111
contact with trees. Theu again our
balloon took au upward turn, carry
ing us 4,000 feet above the strata of
clouds. Meanwhile the raui camp
yiowu in torrents, collecting on the
utside of the balloon. It poured
own tlie moirtli of thy bag into the
juskenn a steady stream. At 12;4q
l ie highest known elevation was
' j u.d, being 9,C00 feet. From the
,lu.-i eiaon spoken, wc found wo. were
Ion inilcs from St. Paul, sjud 'vfie'u
we cesceudcd ai 20 p. m., on the
west bank of a river, half a mile in
land, we concluded that we were in
t ic State of ijinr.ejot i, p. obably forty
viilci north of St. Paul on the Mis
, issipjii River. With this supposition
! rtuiud we tstepped out of our car
i i to', about eighteen inches of water
j o. I fotindr that wc wcreiu a cran-
l.crry bog. io write our experience
that ior the succeeding five d .ys
a
is too ImmMe. However, we walked
for five luys uj to our kueca through:
hof.TV swamps. Witimut fooil, except.
what lcrric we j could gather, and
lept on the wet ground at m it. At
4 o'clock in the evening of the fifth
day we reached lambeau K.ver, and
were carrieu across uy vyieiuiucxc
i j t. .. 'i ... .. .
Berland and Micheai Miner, two
woodmen, and here we are. We
l.':ive to-tiitrht or in the inorninz for
jChicag.,' :; r-
o
Important. to Kiccutors. &c.
The laws of North Carolina re
quire every executor aud jasmin ist rap
tor to 'lake -and subscribe -an (atn"W
affirmation, before the Judge of Pro
bate, that he will faithfully and hon
estly discharge the duties of his
trosi (See Battle's Re visa!, chap.
n
45, sec. 15,). and among these duties
that every executor and au.ninistra
tor swears to discharge is, that he
must 'notify all persons having claims
against the decedent to exhibit' the
same to suci. execMitor or aumioistra
tor at or lef(re a dav . to be named in
such notice, (Sec J3aftle'j Uevisal,
gh.np.45, sec. 45) and by an acttf the
Iat Legislature this notice must be
published in a newspaper of the coun
ty, it there be any. &o that every
executor or adraihistratorwho' fails to
publish this notice, as required by
law, violates his oath. We call atten
tion to this matter in order that ex
ecutors and administrators may know
the law and not iiruorantlv violate
their oath$. j ; ; '
JCot only do executors- Ind admin
istrators violate jthcir oaths if they
neglect to publish the notice to credi
tors, as required by law, but they also
render themselves pecuniarily liable.
if au executor Or administrator is
sued onv a clainj, even when many
years have elapsed since his quahh
cation, he cannot have the beuefit of
the statute of limitations unless he is
able to prove that he has published
thi3 notice as the; laws requires. The
very poiut.vas j decided at the Jas
term of our Supreme Uonrt. to reiq.
ing the last volume of our Staf
Supreme Court Reports (just issued)
we find the ease of Cox vs. Cox, from
Randolph county, where the Court
expressly says, 'For au executor or
administrator to make r out his defence
of the statute of linijjtations he must
show that he has advertised as re
quired by law. j If, therefore, execu
tors and administrators wish to pro
tect themselves-f rom pecuniary loss
as well as to discharge their sworn
duty, they should advertise according
to Jaw.
Assistant Postmaster Tvner, who
holds a high and j responsible place at
Washington, has! put himself in
singular positUnJ llehas just brought
forward a report! which lie claims to
have written inj 1870, exposing the
star route frauds1, which he nov says
were then well known to him: The
report, however, he suppressed, being
persuaded by President-Hayes to do
so lor the sake pi harmony in the
kparfy. He claims that Postmaster-
General James first learnt about these
frauds from this particular renort
and he rather plumes himself on that
fact. Taking his! statement to be true
it appears that he connived at cor
ruption and held his pe ice because it
might hurt. s"iue oueof his friends.
On this showing he now desires a re
tention n office if not promotion. As
he belongs to a party which in all its
attempts to ferret out fraud hqilicre
tofore been skillful in howig "hSw
not to do it," it is possible for'bimtfo
attain his purpose. No better pass
port to the confidence of some Repub
licans could be furnished tharftpfoof
positive thai one had tailed to give
publicity io frauds which he had de
tected in his dejKiituient..iBntjlieii
such folks h no govern- the world,
i'hose who are given power must pre
serve a semblance of viilm even if
they do not possess it ; and now.that
Tyner has gien prominence to his
own culpability, even these corrupt
politicians can-nut consistently save
his official head. It is a singular com-J
nieniary, however, upon the times'in
which we live that a h?gh goverit-l
ment officer should have the audacity
to base a hope of retention in office
6n the fact that he had suppressed
evidence of fraiid in matters com
mitted to his charge. News & Ob.
Prominent New York capitalists
are about completing negotiations for
the purchase of 1,000,000 acres of
land belonging to the Florida Land
Company. The price to be jaul is $X
per acre, ar.d the purchasers. re to
have the privilege of taking 2,000,000
additional acres.' The original pur
chase was 4,000,000 acre?, for yrhiefr
25 cents per acre was pajd. The
sale of the first million acres to the
New York capitalists will pay for
the whole purchase the $2,000000
upon the other 2,000,000 acres will
be clear profit, njid the original pur
chasers will retain 1,000,000 acrrg at
particularly no cost, . ;
If a colt is uei er allowed to get an
advantage, it will jiever know that it
posusessca a jxiwer that man qannot
c'utrol, and if jniade familiar ' vith
strange objects,! it will not be skit
tish and uerou4. If a horse is made
accustomed from his early days' to
Have objects hit him on, his heels,
back, or hip, he will pay no atten
tion to the giving way of a harness,
...'! .,.
aM uncxtlccted niomclu.
tir a waran ruuuinir airutnst hint at
Two men Iravcled through Wash
ington county, Pa., recently, demand
iiiT se much per acre Jrom tanners
nintiiertain iwtentl gate: It is
,.Dr J . -. ii .vv,' ; i
unflvraiMfcirfiiai liu'ViCouecictiiieariy
$1,000 in this way.
It is worth reracnjbering thiit nobody en.
ioys the nicest surroundihgsifinJad health.
There are raseraoie people aoouc u-ua
with onujuot in the grnyetwhcn a yotlje 1
Pitrif' Ctioerffonitfwoald do tUcin wore
rood than Ml tnc tociors ana nicuiciues
thvrrrave ev4-r triejf. bee adv. I.
- m.
ALLGOOK'S POROUS PLASTER
A CuratwaZiost in J.tseu. r
Ttiirtv year's KXperience ban firmly rooted
Alh-ock'ij l'orou.s i'J.wter in public estimation.
Their worHitrfiil,ljilikli- luhe virion
tsvaitoam of liUeaiii-rli i;.!irfl lojroeijical .men
of all xciwxjlrt. l or nervous pernoiiH and Imta
tics, one or more applied to the Bpine urofuc-
...I iilpoiikcfi oouJi's. tfm lirdraio-of cLIoral.
Doi sleep, is the coniiaon4ciice lo anplv
a Planter to the back. Yu fccarceljr touch the
pillow before yon re Hoinul :ileep.. ;
A llcocks L'oron- Piasters have the curative
e fleet ol the .Spanish fly blister, yet make no
sore, and never attect tbe kidney; are convent
eut for all aes and conditions, usually only
producing a "blush' otr ikeskuuand niorecer-
uintjfxafUjvf 4bn,Jiniuienu or blisters, and
witluirTOjMrati(ri wr.Hjii oi Hie latter..
This ls'true even in Croup, Qtiinsy, Pleurisy,
Lung and Throat A flections, and the mility of
thissaniiarv invention has been warmly wel
comed, i They ar largely sold in every part of
the world, and it la bheved tjial .not lees than
five hiimlred lltouaand persons are well, and
attending to the duties wf life, free iron pain,
wholiavuiin A II cock s I'orous Plaster some
where about litem, and who, but for the said
plaster, would be prostrate upon a bed of ago
n v. HealJti. a uecidtar uinv. uleasavt odor, halo.
or aimogphere exhales from them by the warmth ojf
the bodii, imperceptible to the eve, but which
envelops the person in a .cloud of tuiii vapor,
through which contagion cannot penetrate. In
fact, Allcock's Plasters supply an atmosphere
like that from b.tU.iru or pine" wood's, and no
do;bt:iHraet or one, When contagion or infect
tcu illseusts art about, they thoutd be worn on the
ICU Of ac as wcrcsutra.
THE ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
oUthes pain, reanimates torpid limbs, seems,
in many easxs, to-revive the powers of , lite
The great demand provei them to he" used as
a universal remedy. They are convenient of ap
plication, and safe for all, being incapable oi
producing any injurious enecls.
Dr. Valentine Mott. Dr. Johnson, of Hart
ford, and Dr. Myers, of Savannah, liaves(okcn
of them in the highest terms. The great Mott
said : "They were all that could be hoped for
in a pl.ister. simple.. cleanly an(j adhesive
per feci as artificial supporters of the mnscits
ami for pains, because uf -their conn er-irrilanl
qualities, usu.itlv at oTiue uivin: eaa. L,oCa
weaknesKf tke lr.it-k, breast nnil side, alnavs
benefited,- tlunrctrrtnjf ftimba'go in a tew liotirs
somelimes iu a fev; mi miles.
In Serious heart and elu-st affections their
use causes an absorption or evaporation of wa
ter, by which dropsy of the heart and hydro-
thorax liave -undoubted! v een cured.
They appear to have a persilinr effect upon
the nervous, allaying irritability while supply
. I m I . i.
injr warmm. i ney scv-ni 10 accmuiaie eiec
tiitity, and aid the circulation of the bloo
through-the part whereappiied, by which
healthy actions are induced.
The I'orous Plasters ire flexible, and foun
of great help to those who have weak hacks
or pains in the side, htpenallv are they val
liable to those who have 'neglected colds. They
are often preventives of consumption; nay
they are believed to have loosened the grasp of
this terrible aliliclton, and had been mainly
Instrumental in t(J'.-ct ing a cine. In variable'
ilimates they should be worn on the breast, or
cetween the shoulders, or over the kidnevs, hv
bliose who are subject to take cold easilv. This
simple plan will Boon produce constitution;!
vigor that will enable one to resist extraordi
nary change of temperature. Experience has
proved the Porous Plaster to be a blessing to
the consumptively inclineiT, invariably prnduc
ing the most remarkable abatement of the
worst symptoms.
Principal Agency, 294 Canal Street
wew lorn uuy; ana icr "sate by ai
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Takes effect Sunday, July 17, issi, at 4.15, P. M.
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4 23
445
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5 41
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7 5T
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Statesviile
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Morsjjnton
II 13
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BrMtftwater
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Old Fort
10t2
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5 49
5 IT
515
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45
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4 Ijp.tt
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ABBITI. I.KATK. STATIONS. ARRIVE. tEATK
9 0 A.V. MtllSDliry :&Wr.JI. SS4A.lt
00 a.m.:
Third Creek i 3 4
S3
S 54
t se
5f - .
10
42
-0 23 :19 4Q.
II 50
:Klmwood j S 15
iStatesvme i 2 43 i
Catawba 1 34
2fewton :12 25 I
Conover 12 09 i
iHlckory :ll 31 a.m:
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iMorKanton 9 40 j
12 32 A.Jfc; tfs -i ? ietenAlrlA: -
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8 IT
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Will tin v i 'trtis thnn rr finmu AiHrirr i- r oa V"a
furnish an expensive outfit and all that you need,
free. Nooae who engages Jails to make money ve-
ry rapidly, i You can devote your whole time to the
work or only your spare moments. Fulllnformatioij
and all that is needed sent free. Address.
5l-ly Stixsos & Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mortgage Sale
On Monday the 31 day of October, 1881,
I will sell at "the Court House Door
In Lexington, N. C,
t public auction, to the highest bidder,
fou casu, a tract of
Land on Abfcott's Creek,
in Davidson Countr, containing forty (40)
acres, to satisfy u claim of two huudrcd
dollars sejenred by mortgage decl executed
by Rachaiel Miller, Cicero Gosa and wife
Susan E.,on the 20th Nor. 1878, toMathias
Kepicr, and assigned by him for value to
the undersigned on the' 23d April, 1880.
The deedj is recorded in Register's ofiice
Book 2i, Ipae 137.
L S. h. Tihma?ox, Assignee
of Mathlus Kepley, Mortgage.
CJ M. II. rrxxjy, Atty
rAt
fit JMAS'ACTUeO UHOIW I
HELP
TONIC
FOR SALE,
Know a as tlie Bradshavr or Gray Place.
This Property, located in the limits ot
Salisbury, contains SaJ acres, a ucver
failinLj well of pure water, all needed out
buildings, and a
FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE.
This property must be Sold, therefore a
Good Bargain for the ready money, or to
any one paying half cash with deferred
payment tor the balance
Apply to
J. M. GRAY,
Attcrnsy at Law,
Strfuibury, iVT, C.
N. B. Any one having a desirable resi
dence to sell, within four squares of the
Salisbury Court House, may find a purcha
ser by npplj ing to J. M.-Gray.
4G: t
Subscribe for Carolina Watchman,
only 1.50 jr year in advanc?.
Ginger, Buchu, Man
drake, Stillingia, and
many of the best medi
cines known are com
bined in Parker Ginger
Tonic, into a medicine
of such varied powers, as
to make it the greatest
Blood Purifier and the
LtestHealtkAStreBgtk
Boston Ever Utta.
It cures Rheumatism,
Parker's
Sleeplessness, & ditrans
of the Stomach, Bowels,
Hair balsami
Lungs, Liver Kjdneys,
Moat
ywlhttl color U fry hair. & Co., QiemistS, N. Y.
dm.
SSM.A-SMM0HS5
CURES
INDI33ST10N,
Biliousness.
6ick HEACACHE
C03T1VEHES3.
Dyspepsia.
CURES
Lost Appetite,
Scufi Stomach.
Foul Breath.
Low Spirits,
; - EKLARGM T Of
ft
CSfSafe Spleen. aa.
.VEGETABLE
IflMllSIi
It IsSOyr nrsthi oldest, and only ponulne Plm
mons IMllclne row in market, rrepared only by
C. F.SimHoxs ft Co. SS10-li Clark A v. St. Louis,
succesyors to M. A. Simmons, M. D. In 25c and
1 'j jtties and packers. Sold hy all Druggist.
Cook stevfy of ail hlzos anl styles always on
hand at lowest f.ri'.-fs. Ci7Mjki- a a;cctalty of the
ACORN COOK STOVES, the best In the
world. a !.;vt-ci-r,.3 stock of Tin and Granite
Iron Ware.
TIM AO COPPER SMITHING.
All ktmls of none-Rooftng' and Guttertngdone cc
short noiio.- and In the best style.
Vo K-oep eonstatiilv on hand a eoninlete. stock of
sheet -Tin. Siio:a-lria aad Sheet-C opper. which we
ITer for sale choaM. Mayo Sltf
Tjn ;T11o CVlllo TTomQlo PAllnrvn
1 liOllldb V IliO tJillclie VUliUge,
Davidson County, N. 0.
The S'ih annual session begins Aiifrust 31. Ten
Teachers. Better prepared than evei before for the
best work. Offers every advantage of the most
thorough and liberal course In Literature. Mutslc
and Art, at rates lower than any equal school in the
state. Board and Literary Tuition from SCO to
$73.50 per Term. See Catalogue.
4:t ll. YV. It EI X IT ART, Prln.
Come to the Front!
W. A. EAGLE
PER MATTER
MAIN STREET,
OProSlTK EN'XIsV PRUC1 STOKE.
AH Work Strictly First Class
i Having had sixteen yearn experience in the
businePH, I am irepiircd TO PLEASE the
most fastidious.
For
EASE AND ELEGANCE OF FIT
my work can not be excelled.
E3UA11 material of the best and finest rade.
EWAII work done in the latest styles and
fashions.
Gants Fins Work a Specialty.
Heady-made work of the best quality alwav
on hand for sale. Attention piveti to FANCY
WORK and Champion Box Toe Work.
Repairing Jatly and Promptly done at
moderate prices. CfSatisfactiori guaran
teed or no charge.53 Order by mail
promptly liiKU.
WM. A.
EAGLE.
WISH
responsible
workman please leave them with Met
ICImtz & Kcm-man, Salbi-nrv, N. C.
1j:1 " K.L. BROWN.
t
0Kf if you
Jim Xour Watches and
Z???Ji Clock, Srwiug Macliine,&c,
trepajred bv a good, cheap and
Bisck Hrn
mm
( Xext door Mq&J. D. lcXeeltf Store)
Where will be found s
GOOD BEEF
Full feilts and Pppt Deftoiy
IS MY MOTTO.
I want to "buy Fat Cattle
and Sheep.
t,l. L. BEfiN.
HARDWARE
WIIEIV YOU WA.T
II A 11 1 W A H E
At Low Figures
Call on the undersigned at Ko 2, Grauil
tton,
D .A. AT WELL.
Salisbury .N. 0.f June 8 i.
Ctmflemefl Time Tattle g. C. B. B.
TRAINS UOIXd XORTII.
. . . .
"I
Date May 13, Xo. 47 I So. 49 Xo. 43
' I Dally I Daily Daily
LvTcharlotte, 4 05 A M' 15 AM 4 15 r it
" A-L Dejjot .
" " Junct 411 AM ! 8 20 " '4 30 "
" Salisbury 5 56 A M 7 50 ! 07
Arr. Greensboro 8 03 A M 9 no " j 7 57 "
Lv. Greensboro 8 25 A M 5 " 8 1 '
Arr. Kalelh H I'M for Kich-
Lv. " 1 45 P M I mond
Arr. Goldsboro 4 00 1 M only
Lv. Greensboro
tor Richmond 8 25 P M
Lv. Danville 10 21 A M 11 31
" N.Danville i(ii7 AM lis;f "
" Barksdale . iarS AM 12 01PM
Drak'8 Hr'ch 12 37 P M 1 20 "
" Jetersville 2 24 P M 2 5." V
Arr. Tomahawk 3 so P M 3 51 "
Arr. Belle Isle 4 03 P M 4 2s
Lv. 4 JO P M 4 33 "
Arr. Manchester 4 13 I'M 4 ss "
Arr. IMohmoud 4 IS P M 4 4:i " 7 gs a m
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Date May 13, 130 Xo. 42 No. IS No. 50
Dally I Daily Daily
Lv7Rlchmonl 10 43lrM 1200M
Burkevllle 2 45 A it ; z 43 P M
Arr. N. Danville 7 00 " 6 03 "
Lv. " 7 23 " 6 IS "
Danville 7 27 "
Arr. Greensboro a 2S " S 17 "
Lv. 9 31 " 8 H7 "
Salisbury ll 16 ' 10 S3
Arr A-L Junction 12 43 " 12 15 A M
Charlotte 1 00 ii'fcoAM
Lv. Kicliuiond 2 53 P M
Jetersville 4 41 "
" Drak'sBr ch C or
" Barksdale 7 25 "
Danville 7 51 "
' Benaja 6 55
" (Jreensboro I v 27
" Salisbury ill 05
Arr. A-L Junction 12 26-
Lv.
Arr. Charlotte 12 30 A M
es mtw mm 11 irn a i mam
2
Is made from a Simple 'tropica i-eai il uare
Value, and Is a POSITIVE REMEDY for all the
diseases that cau.ie uaii s in the lov. 1 r rart ol t he
body for Torpid Uver licauacbes Jaundice
Dljoiness, Gravel, Molaria, and all dLllcultles of the
Kianey, Liver, and Mtlnary organs. For FEMALE
DISEASES Monthly Menstruations, and during
rrejrnancy. it has no criual. It restores the or.'ans
that -moke the blood, and hence is tlie btt BLOOD
PURIFIER. It 1.4 the only Known remedy lhatcures
BRIGHT'S OIS.ASE. For Diabetes, use WARN
ER'S SAFE DIAHiiiiS CURE.
For Sale by Dnicists and Healers at 01.23
per bottle. I-arp-fst bott - in the market, iryit..
H H W AHWER&CO. Rccukstkh. N . Y
$51
Outilt sent free to those who wish to engage
in the most pleasant and profiable business
known. Kver thing i cw. capital not re-
itlllrnrt W vi-ill 1 nr.1i:l, vnn n..ttfi(n. itn
.... i.iii v.VI i lUlllg. f 1''
a dayund upwards is easily made without staying
Many new workers wanted" at once. Many are ma.
king fortunes at the business. Ladles make as much
as men, and young boys anil girls make great pari
No one who Is willing 10 work falls to make more
money every day than can be made In a week at
any ordinary employment. Those w ho engug at
once win iiud a short road to tortune. '
Address, ii. halleit & Co., Portland, Maine.
51:ly
1 fl Outfit furnished free, with full Instructions
I I I for conducting the most prolltable business
I I I that anyone can engage in. Tlie business
JL ViS SO easy to learn, nnd nur Insi nii'tlnncun.
so simple and plain that anyone can makegreat pro
fits from the very start. No one can fall whois will
ing to work, omen are as successful as men. Boys
and girls can earn large sums. Many have made at
the business over one hundred dollar in a single
week. Nothing like It ever known before. All who
engage are surprised at the ease and rapidity with
which they are able to make money. You can en
gage In th Is business during your spa re t ime at great
proht. You do not have to invest capital In It . We
take all the risk. Those who need ready nionev,
should write to usat once. All furnished free. Ad
dresi-ly ' TrE C0'' Au?usta
Rowan ConntyIn the Snperisr Court.
Win. J. Best -
against
Wm. P. Clyde, T. II. Lognn, A. R. Bufonl,
A. B. Andrews, Samuel McD. Tate and
James W. Wilson.
Wm. P. Clyde and T. ll. Logan, of the
above named defendants, are licrebv noti
fied to be and apper before the Jud'e of
our Superior Court, at a Court to be"held
for the County of Iiowah, at the Court
House in Salisbury, on the' 9th Monday
after the 4th Monday of September, 181,
and answer the complaint, which w ill be
deposited in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of said-County, within the
first three days of said Term, and let the
said defendants take notice that if they
fail to answer the aid complaint during
the term, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint. This 15th dy of August, 1881. -44:6t
J. 31. Hokah,
Clerk Superior Court Rowan Co.
DEVON BULL.
T harp n flnA twi -. .
rice at nVSSL "ipPly1 l0T.r
Si'l2tUr - O W AT WEIL
. 'A V
:
nal Emissions aad Impotence 8?
-way.vir: direct Application toth.? "'5t
ft tbe DlseMB, acting bf AbsoretinSpri0fiIi?'
vlatKCocta. Prostate OlanTildBlSK
pt tbe Kemedy U attended w LU. &
recionce, and does not interfere mU tat?
orbed, prodnclng an Uu.editt!lta,l "ooTl?
the dram from th8 system, re,iori?!2
cf Bight, Nervous Debility Cor?ts,- aJl
Aversion to Society. etc, Ite.TdS .M5L
. of premature old ag MuiUrr'WS
It baa beea dormant f nr , i t.."" . vwZT
mnt ha. stood the tcrt la very revorjf "Wk
Bowapronouncadsaocen. D ru . .5" k
cribed in those f ront, 1T. . . " kl
ess to, with bat little if any JrmanPDtL
. , It has been in eenoral use, we haiiSi.? tad
l ?? l? Us. value, and it is nowco3Lw
kledtcal Profession to be the most rJ??4 tfCa ?
. aiscovered of reaching and curinir thi. T.a,l '
trooble, that U well kaewa u "cZ -misery
to so many, and upon whoas quaSJSLj .
tbelr oseless nostrums and bin faftaT tL
U put np in neat boxes, of threo plsV1! H
UastinK over three Booths, will st.i" K
rwtore i?or In the worst cases.) $f SSTS
oslod,apUia wrappers. Full DlHteSSfft"
BSinr will accompany EACH Kit UQi k
f (tetM sea le4 Jitowi i frTTr-m.,
Ntirrej" arYertcil. naui ti v r . VI
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFt ffinrW
Marfcrt fith St,, gTLoui 7n
DB.BUUS'iH
iTremt nil Chronic Disease, and enjormTTZ
1 reputation throagli the curinn of coan.Iir.iJi"
coon, of tha Wo!. uk:a or 4wu trwISJTli.lf J!?'
Y OU N O M E N " " utfrii! t.Cm ihTigL
' n - W . Uiffliootm TM4u...
tlms tor bninw or nirrrlnc.-?-frn,SDpn.
Personal consuluiiou is preerred, which is rnvv .jliT' "
"miiiTTii 1 -mm 111 1 1 I in t - . .. ,
met tuailf d -ir-r 10 ny k.idrcu im Artlictioo. - v'
Xma leant durlliliij lo Ifculr 0anUj. It kM( . i I
Cunnionici'!--., .inctlr ctiaiVrfcntlil, .ndihotiM i.. i.
Pit. UCTT8, vt North bik .. k l.."loU
VICK'S
ILLuSTEATD FLOKAL Wm
ForiShl is an Elegant liook oi 120 Pam. ottw
ored Flower Plate, aiv.l cuo IllusiraiiuuC l V;.
scripttons ot the best Flowers and YemWr i&
Directloiis for growing. (nlv 10 ccoiis. lm V
llsh or tJerman. It you .viu-nvaids oiiler se
duct the 10 cents. . WQ-
VICK'S SKEDSarethe heU in the-wnrid r-
Floral Gi-ipk win te!i Iikw to -n imi tmm-t'hw,'
VlCKS l! OU KiC AND Vl:;,ETABU GtbMV
175 Pases. 6 Colored Plates. 5m Knpravincs' rati,
cents In pajier covers; 51.00 iu eleract -loth u
German or En?I.h. .
VICK'S ILLCSTUA l KI) MONTHLY ilAftAZfitt
S2 Patctis, a Colored Plate lr)-pt n iitiicbrr nd
many line r.iijrravlnirs.- Piu-c $i.v-,'a Vfar. nJJ
copies fur ..h. Speeimen Numbeis sou; torn
cents; 3 trial copies for s ;. cents. -r '
Address JAMES VK K. IU)chcaer.!( t
Tun
NEW YOKE OBSERVER
THIS YEAR.
The "Largest and Best FaniiivPaner in
the World.
Send far Stmile CopyFree,
TZQIXTZ 03f3SjRVEH,
87 B-rk Slow, Xew York,
ffi - M
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Having taken out letter of adnrmwtnv
tion on' tiie estate of John W. t5rthf''
dee'd, Mt. Uila Townshi. I will "J
following personal projcity, rir:
mule, a ltt of Img?, one road a?, "
set of BUcksmnh Tools, Kami in? I tetMt
onc-sct Carpenter.'s Tools, halt '"'"
nay JtaKc, ccc, on- i.nc -.
Eridat the. lGlh September, 1881.
Casll. . .Ty
All persons having claims ?fjt'a,
cstats of said John W. Graham.
present them on r before tlie ,
August, H$2, ir this notice will he pi
in bar f recovery. TL.rso inlcbten.
iuirw. urn rinuptf-d to lllitke paVDlW
1 Ji... Jaa.
mediately. D. X. BARBItB. i-
Ati
1SS1.
WAHTED--A TANHEB.
A thoroughly competent Tanner, ne
understands Chemical Process ! J
can obtain a good sititation-bv app'pS
Hav
avinsr oualified as Executor
i P.Craigc, deceased, we oU,.".;t
sons having claims acranist '
exhibit them) ns on or before w
day of August. 1882. oU
An M James A. t -
45:4t KERBfiii-
OTflCf.
nil t- np i r U it
rale: II dWi
Q3h V2 p0 Wj,i
0 '(IS
3 tm b AM 3
chlc ur mi. :
Oa Saturday, the l day of Jr pgif.i
o'clock. In Salisbury, at the V5? R B.Wi
will hell for c(h eight shares of of?1
five shares as administrator de Units 1 u' Jotf
Turner, aud three shares as Ageni"
lleathman. . -w rMg,&!
Jury 23th. 1P1. A M. Kiit. ,