Wcw Comprciised-Air Iiocomotivc
Scientific Am ee jean.
A triaj was made on the Joonfl
Avenue Efevated llailway, New
York, of a new air locomotive on the-
: . . . ' t '
23J, and again on the 28th of Octo
ler, with entire satisfaction to the
- Pneumatic Tramway Engine Compa
ny, who ownthe machine. In-this
locomotive air at a high tension is
stored in tanks and distributed to the
motive cylinders through a reducing
valve and then through hot water,
according lc an old and well known
rUan, for tho purpose of heating it, to
counteract the refrigerating. eJ0Tect of
the'expansion of the air, and also
to provide moitsure as a lubricant for
.the pistons. -
This locomotive was built by tho
Baldwin Locomotive Works, of Phil
adelphia, and is the invention of Mr.
- Jtobert llardie, of Edinburgh, Scot
land. It is on the same principle and
ah improvement on a street motor
that was tested and reported ou by
General Haupt, whose report was pub
lished in the Scientific American Sup
plement" of June 28, 1879, No.. 182.
.T.he obvious advantages of a noiseless
' exhaust, and the absence of fire, with
; its disagreeable odors, dust and smoke
in a street motor, are claimed for this
locomotive, and so far as the experi
ments pro concerned which have tak
en place iu thelast few days on the
JSecond Avenue Elevated road, the
claim is well established.
The locomotive, as shown in our
, engraving, consists of four steel cyl
indrical air taiils of very perfect con
struction, loving dished heads and
triple rivbted spiral seams in lieu of
the- usual longitudinal form, and
ouble riveted circumferential seams,
all of which are made tight by means
. pf Connery's calking, aud tested at a
pressure of 8o0 pounds to the square
inch. These tanks, having au aggre
gate capacity of 400 cubio feet, arc
. supplemented by two smaller distrib
ting tanks, a small steam generator,
and a pair of motive cylinders, simi
lar to steam engine cylinders, 12 J x 18
ii cjies, wilhStephcuson link reversing
gear and adjustiblccut-off ou the slide,
connected in the usual manner to four
coupled 42 inch driving wheels. The
cab is located at the forward or cylin
der end of the machine. The method
of hanging by means of equaling le
vers between the drivers and an im
proved two-wheeled swinging cenlTe
berhsg pony truck effects the distri
bution of eighty percenttim of the
Weight upon the drivers and practic
ally c,aff2s pou three points of the
frame, thereby avoiding undue strains
and securing steady motion over ine
qualities of the track. -The initial air
pressure is GOO pounds to the square
inch Tit starting, but is distributed to
the motive cylinders through the dis
tributing tanks, reducing valves, "and
steam boiler, at a uniform working
pressure, about the same us that of
ordinary locoaTotives. A small fire
U kept burning in the furnace of the
steam generator, which is a small up
right tubular boiler. For the purpose
s of obtaiuin a high grade of expan
sion and a uoisel;ss exhaust, the cut
off is arranged on the back of the
slide, as above stated, which, is in
stantly adjustable to any desired grade
by means of au ingenious hand device
within the cab. ' '
A new and peculiar feature of this
engine is the ue of thfc main cylinders
for working the vacuum breaks, which
is done by simply putting the revers
ing lever iu mid-gear, when the main
cylinders become vacuum pumps,
thereby greatly simplifying the hand
ling pf the train
Ou the 26th of October we had the
pleasure of a ride on this, admirable
engine, and we testify to tho perfect
manner in which it iu! fills its diission
as a jjoisej, odorless, smokeless, and
perftvtly controllable motor. It will
cover the full length of Second Ave
nue, from 127ih Street to the Battcrv.
iU four loaded cars, at a higher rate!
of speed than the schedule calb for,
with a single charge of air, ami hen
the recharging is done in as short a
time us is needed to change horses on
a suri'uee mud;
The engine is ow iu charge of Juo.
A Wallace, one of the "L" road en
gineers, who is more than pleased with
. it, and especially is he delighted with
-ine absence of auxiety about boiler
water; which is the steam .locomotive
driver's bujjhear. -
JtlV(
eni!e chorus; -'YI iv. mom tit. i
how funny the milk tastes this morn-
in:.:
' M......... (It'll a
iuumuiu en, my dears,
owtnir tome scarcitv of wnfrr Hit.
i - . jrf
1 a . '
milk man
Had to give it to
US IU it
millUi i unit l 11 on
til the we.aiicr ciia.,, Ulvy .. ,Ai
cliiMr
tu.,'
j The Texas Cotton Crop,
New f Qr leaks, NoveroAr .9.-
The Qalveston Exchange report 106
replies from 82 jcounlies, which shotr
(he character of the weather since
October 1st to have been favorable in
40 counties, and raining and unfavor
able in 42. Thi; weather, compared
with last year, has been more favora
ble forgathering the crops in 4G coun
ties?, the gam? in 10, less favorable in
26 and no damage from frost. Eighty
per cent, of the fcrop in reported pick
cd. Picking v probably be finish
ed bv the 15;h. The average yield is
estimated at 500 pounds seed cotton,
indicating a decrease of 40 per cent,
compared with ast year. Forty-three
counties reportj serious damage by
worms, which jhave cut short the
top crop; 14 jreport more or less
damage from storms and rust ; 25,
mostly northern couutie, report no
damage from cither cause.
The Citato House of Texas llarued.
alvestox, Novomber 10. A
special from Austin, Texas, to the
News says : At noon to-day the old
State House was discovered to be on
fire, and in an hour and a half the
building was completely gutted by
the flames. The walls a: e all standing,
apparently uninjured. The fire origi
nated in the basement, the book room
used for storing the reports of the
Supreme Caurt, on the north side of
the building, i Thef fire, when dis
covered, had peea eating its way
above and through the Speaker's
room. The repords of the different
i
offices were generally saved, but
much scattered and damaged by the
rain falling at the time ; some $10,
000 worth of the revised statutes of
the State, the 1
brary worth $40,000,
furniture in the
legislative chambers,
worth $20,000, with the building,
worth perhaps; $150,000, are a total
loss.
Oscar L. B;
ildwin, the precious
rascal who robbed the Newark bank
of two million dollars, more or less.
was last year a very generous con
tributor to the Republican camnaisrn
! a a O
fund. It is said that he gave large
amounts to Star Router Dorsey to'aid
in carrying Indiana in October, aud
he also gave more to the general
fund than any j man iiv Newark. If
it could only be known just how
much money, stolen in one way and
another, was used by the Republi
cans in ' October and November elec
tions, a good mjjny people would be
astounded. Ncics & Obscrucr.
The
original cony of Gch. Lee's
order disbandihg. the Confederate
Army of Virginia haft been presented
by Senator V?st l.o the Mis ouri
Historical Society. He writes to a
member: "It was placed in' my hanis
by one who, like you and myself,
was loyal to the cause for which that
army fought and who accepted iu
good faith the results of its defeat. I
received the trust, but upon reflec
tion I think that a paper so valuable
to the historian and autuiuarian, the
last record of ab army uilequaled in
hiftory for its achievements, should
be deposited -with a society perma
nent in duration! and devoted to preserving-
the correct history of each
successive age."j
Seven Spots on the Sun.
RothesUr Duinoqrat.
i - I
Seven large ispots varigated the
disk of the sun yesterday. They were
not widely scattered, and might be
considered as one group. These spots
form the most striking view yet pre
sented during this season of maximum
suix spots. Scattered among the large
spots are innumerable small ones that
appear no lare than a pin's head.
An eighth large spot is forming. This
wonderful display of solar forces can
be easily observed by all possessing
telescopes, without danger. Even a
spy-glass fixed so that it can be turn
ed to the sun without using the eye,
will throw an image of the sun on a
white screen. ,
- i'his itiKige cati.be brought into a
focus by sliding the tube or moving
the screen to and from the eye piece
until the edge of the son appears
sharp aud the spots become visible.
The spots can be easily seen on an image
three-quarters of an inch in diameter.
But the eye must be kept from the
instrument or serious injury will re
sult. The earth storms' seem to re
spond to the great storms iu the sun
with remarkable precision. It is to
be hoped th.it the sun observations
during the summer, in connection
with the meteorological rect-rds, will
throw Mi.ne liirht noon the exact nsi.
j c, , .
I ji'w ... 4.ie --..icce of sun storms
upon the earth.
Animals Before an Earthquake.
Ad Italian writer on the recent catas
trophe on the Island of fticbia mentions
those prognostics of an earthquake which
are derived from animal. They were
observed in every place where the shocks
were unch as to be general Ij perceptible.
Some minutes before they were felt the
oxen and cows began to bellow, the sheep
and gnats bleated, and rushing into con
fusion one on the other, tried tu ' break
the wicker-work of the folds, the dogg
howled terribly, the geese and fowls were
alarmed, and made much noise; the
horses, which were fastened in their
stalls, were greatly agitated, leaped np
and tried to break the halters with which
they were attached to the mangers; those
which were proceeding ou the roads sud
denly stopped and snorted in n very
strange way. The cats were frightened,
and tried to conceal themselves, or their
hair bristled np wildly. Rabbits and
moles were seen to leave their holes ;
birds rose as if scared, from the places
on which they had alighted ; and fish left
the bottom of the sea, approached the
4 shores, where at some places great num
bers of them were taken. Even ants and
reptiles abandoned, in clear daylight
their subterranean holes in great disor
der, many hours before the shocks were
felt. Some dogs a few minutes before,
the first shock took place, awoke their
sleeping masters by barking aud pulling
them as if they wished to warn them of
the impeuding danger, and several per
sons were thus enabled to save them
selves. A Richmond, Va., dispatch says itjs sta
ted on the best authority that there is no
foundation for the published reports that
the control of the Richmond & Danville
Railroad Company is likely to change hands.
The Color and Lustre of Youth are restor
ed to faded or gray hair by the use of Par
ker's Hair Balsam, a harmless dressing high
ly esteemed for its perfume aud purity
Ocl3-Novl3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS!
The undersigned having qualified as admin
istrator of ihe estate of D.ivalt Denver, dee'd,
hereby notifies all peesonn having claims
against said estate to present the name for pay
ment before the Eirot Day of October, 1882,
and all perform indebted to raid -8tnte .-ire re
quested to make payment immediutelv to lb
undersigned. M. A Bosr, Adra'r of
Sept. 30, 1881. Davalt Beaver.
51:4w
WE are daily receiving New Good.
Don't fail to see us be
fore you buy.
WE HAVE A LARGE
Siock of Olofhini
-A. U ZD
BOOTS and SHOES
that must be sold. Special
will be offered.
Remember we meai
BUSINESS,
And don't buy until
you see our block and
hear our prices.
Respectfully,
J. F. ROSS.
Nov. 2, 1881.
North Carolina In Superior Court
ROWAN COUNTY. 19th Sept., 1881.
Mary E. Daniel Suit for declaring void
ngmnst tronr the beginning
Lewis Daniel J Marriage Contract?
It appearing from affidavit filed, that th
Defendant is a nun-resident of this State,
ii is oruereo that publication be made in
the Carolina Watchman for six succes
sive weeks notifying the Defendant, Lewis
Daniel, to appear before the Judye of our
Superior Court, at a Court to be held for
the County of Rowan, at the Court House
in Salisbury, cm the 9th Monday after the
irn .Monday ot September, 1881, and an
swer the complaint which will bedenositeri
in the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Rowan County, within the first
three days ot the term, and that if he fail
to answer the complaint durihz the term
the Plaintilf will apply to tho Court for the
rcliel demanded in the complaint.
J. M. IIoraii,
Clerk Superior Court Rowan County
49:6t 3
THE CINCINNATI
17EEKLV TIMES
Yuu fcir toon than fbrtjrean maintained lta
position m the leading ppr of the WL it
nc, and In the esteem of lta readen!fruiZ!
U la jurt the kind of PW thTpeUS?
of i flm claas family Journal. It la liner
wed the public; lta reading matter eoVen a
freater scope. Is morenwtalnlM and to.
aXrucUre, Vnl yet it costs .
BWOIE DOUULB A TEAS.
P f"!5 ereryirhere amy It U the easiest
paper In the field to canvass for, and readers
& y6Xaf" Pled that they are ran
to renew their subscriptions. Rait pngii
VVfw eotitmju for on dollar a ytar, and" tha
oet liberal terms to club agentaTTT
C?ilblf ?Pr- Address Weekly
Times, 233 Walnut Ittreet, Cincinnati, OT
HIE DAILY TIMES-STAR
tmr three maatbs. Has the larrest Tlrrnla
Upn of any paper in OnclnnatL la the best
adrerOalnff medium and the best paper ft
reedera who would know of the world
dotnes as prompUy as the news eaa be lm.
parted. Address Times-Star, Clnelnaatl. oTT
iwiisi
flLLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
A Curative Host in Itself.
Thirty year's experience ban firmly rooted
Allrock jforoud Flasler in public esiimation.
Their wonderful adaptabiliijr to the various
ijiutoma of disease is a marvel to medical men
of all achobla. For nervons persons and luna
tics, one or more applied to the spine produc
ed sleep when opiates, even hvdrsle of chloral,
had been of little servire. Now, when one can
not sleep, ;its is the common practice to apply
a Plaster to the back. You scarcely touch the
pillow before you are sound asleep.
A llcocks Porou Plasters have the Curative
effect ol the tSpanish fly bliaters, jet make no
sore, and never affect the kidnev : are conveni
ent for all, ages and conditions, usually only
producing a "blush on the skin, and more cer
tainly curative than liniments or blisters, and
without proxtraiion or pain of the latter.
This is true even in Croup, Quinsy, Pleurisy,
Lung and, Throat Affection, and the utility of
this oanilary invention has been waroilv wel
comed. They are largely old in every part of
Ihe world, and it is believed that not let than
five hundred thousand persons are well, and
attending to the duties of life, free troiu pain,
who have an Alicock's Porous Planter some
where about them, and who, but for the said
plaster, would be prostrate upon a bed of ago
ny. JJaidtM, a peculiar piny, pleasant odor, halo,
or atmotphert exhales from them by the warmth of
the body, imperceptible to ihe eye, but which
envelops the person in a cloud of thin vapor,
through which contagion cannot penetrate. In
fact, Alicock's Plasters supply an atmosphere
like that from baUam orpine wood, and no
doubt attract ozone. When contagiout or infect
cum disease are about, they should be vorn on the
tiest or back as preventives.
THE ALICOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
oolhea paTri, reanimates torpid limbs, seems,
in many cases, to revive the power of life.
The great demand proves t lie tn to be used as
a universal remedy. They are convenient of ap
plication, and safe for ail, being incapable of
producing any injurious etfects.
Dr. Valentine Alott, Dr. Johnson, of Hart
ford, and Dr. Myers, of Savannah, have spoken
of them in the highest terms. The great Mutt
said: Mfhey were all that could be hoped for
in a plaster simple, cleanly and adhesive;
perfect as artificial supporters of the muscles ;
aud for pains, because of their counter-irritant
qualities, usually at once giving eaue." Local
weakness of the back, breast and side, always
benefited,! thus curing lumbago in a few hour,
sometimes In a few minutes.
In serious heart and chest affections Uieir
use causes an absorption or evaporation of wa
ter, by which dropsy of the heart and hydro
thorax have undoubtedly been cured.
They appear to have a peculiar effect upon
the nerroo, allaying irritability while supply
ing warmth. They aeem to nccmulate elec
tricity, and aid the circulation of the blood
through the part where applied, by which
healthy actions are induced.
The Porous Planters are flexible, and found
of great help to those who have weak hacks
or pains in the side. Especially are they val
uable to those who have neglected colds. They
are often j preventives of consumption: nsv.
they are believed to have loonened the sraspof
inis lerrioie amiciion, ami had been mainly
Instrumental in effecting a cure. In variable
iliinaies liter should be worn on the breaM, or
cetween the shoulders, or over the kidneys, by
bhose wlioi are subject to lake cold easily. Tfii
simple plnn will soon produce constitutional
vigor that will enable one to resist extraordi
nary changes of temperature. Experience has
proved the For on flatter to be a blessing to
the consumptively inclineil, invariably produc
ing, the most remarkable abatement of the
worst symptoms.
Prineinal Acenrvrr 994. Hanoi Kt-f
Nw York (My; and for Sale by all
jji unguis. iujy -pa.
n
i
jz cure:
Is made from a Simple Tropical Leaf of Rare
Value. and tea POSITIVF Rcarnvinr aiitho
oi.'fenses mai cause pales in the lower rart of the
uizzioess, liravei, Moiaria, and all dlfllcultles of tbe
Kidney. Liver, and Mrlnary tinrsns. For iium
FilS E ASFS Monthly Menstruations, and during
rejrnancy. It has no eaual. It restores th nnrini
. K n . - f- - 1. I. I .1 I . .
tudv moH tuc uiuuu, aou nence lstne Dest BLOOD
ruKiritK. ; it is me oniy Known rcnieay that cures
ER S SAFE DIABBl'ES CUKE.
bkiumf s disease. Kor manetes. usn WAkS
For Sale by Druir?ists and Healers at eJai .on
ter hnttl I.nnrptit hrrfr in tho mnrb.tiw Tr
. - - r " ' v f . (BV U4HI Ml U. 41 i I'.
n n. WANNER ACQ. ROCUESTKK, N. Y
D3H.AJSIMH0HS'
CURES
NOIOCaTIOrt,
fclUOUtWHSaV
BtetcHaAbACKK
CURE8
LorrAsrrrr.
Soun SrcmAxni.
Foul Brkatk
. . Low Sshhts.
OornvcMtsx
Ovasntpsu.
Ooua
KMLAROShT S
SPUStUsv.
VerIlTsRI tr
tRlMEDJt
lhe J4 only roMine Stm.
Medicine now In market, I're pared only by
C. V .SlMMOXS Co. 3810-li Clark At. 8U LmU.
foaor to M. A. Blmmons, M. I, Iqtteani
l bottle, m pmckape. gold by all Dnwrjiat.
Corae to the Front!
W. A. EAGLE
PZ2T3
BOOT, SHOE & GAITER HAEER,
MAIN STRE -ST,
OPPOSITE EN KISS' DBUO STOKE.
AH Work Strictly First Class
Havinz had sixteen yea exerietr in the
business. I am prepared TO PLEASH the
S1V iIIUIUU,
For
EASZ AND ELEGANCE OF FIT
tnjVork can not be excelled.
All material of the beat and finest grade.
All work done in the latest slvle nt
fashions.
Q-sats Fina Work a Spedal.7.
Readv-?nde work of the besl qnalilv alwaja
on hand for sale. Attention civn to r'AKCY
ri ir . , 7-. . -
111niv ana 1 nim iion cox loe nork.
Repairing J?tlv and Promntlv done at
moderate prices. BfSatisfaclion guaran
teed or no charge..; Orders bj mail
promptly filled.
II U U -L3U 1 LaBlD
m
rl
nni
y wm. a. casie;
the
Carolina
Man
Still under the control of it old Pro
prietor,
Is Issued troy Thursday afternoon at
tho reduced rates
of S1.50 In Advance.
Person, delaying payment three month-
will be required to pay $2 per year; de
laying to the etui of the year, $2.50.
rirrrr tit a mrrrrr r nrr to
Thi) Best Ai?erfcii Medico at
iu this aud adjoiuitig Counties.
JTOB SPRINTING
of eve rj claas done promptly and in the
brst atjlo at rtrj low rates.
HISTORY
OP
ROWAN COUNTY
BY
REV. JETHRO RUMPLE.
We still h$r$ fear eopis of this valua
Ule little book, which should be possessed.
by every citizen who feels a pride in the
history and character of Old Rowan.
Send for a copy before it is too late.
03" Price $1.25.
J U ' I l
A TRUE
i :V
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER
IRON BITTERS are highly recommended for all diseases requiring
a certain and efficient tonic ; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent
Fevers, Want of AppetiicLoss of StrengthJLack of Energy, etc Loriches the blood,
strengthens the mocles,and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a cliarm
on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such, as Tasting the Ed,
Belching, Heat in the SUmaeheartburn,eAe. The only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. " Sold by
all druggists. Write for the A B C Book (32 pp. of useful and atuudng read-'
ing) sent free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Md.
ft.i.iit.iH r, mittin, niiniil i nit liisna mi iium ii.
BWAS OF L3UTATIOXS.
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CflEieiise3TiineTaliW.aB.fi
TRAIXS GOING NORTH.
Date May 15, "81
I NO. 41 I No. 49 No. 43
( Daily ( Dally Dally
4 05 A M 15 A M 4 15 r M
411 AM 6 SO "! 4 30 "
5 56 A At IM " i (07 "
6 03 AM 1 30 j 1 51 "
8 85 A M 50 " i 8 18 '
140 PM tor Rich
145 PM mond
4 00 m only
8 85 PM
1011 AM 11 SI "
10 27 AM 11 33 "
10 5S AM 18 01-PM
12 37 P M 10 "
111 PM S 55 :4
S20 P M 3 51 "
4 05 PM 4 28 "
4 10 P M 4 35 "
4 13 PM 4 88 "
4 IS P M 4 43 " 7 18 A M
JSSSS
j uncx
Salisbury
Ait. Greensboro
Lv. Greensboro
Ait. Kaleigh
Lv.
Arr. Goldsboro
Lv. Greensboro "
for Richmond
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
DralCsBr'ch
Jetersvllie
J;
Lv. "
Arr. Manchester
Arr. Richmond
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Date May 15, "80 No. 4 I No. 43 No. 50
Daily Dally Dally
Lv. Richmond 1 45 P M 13 00 M "
" Burkevllle i 25 A M i 4.1 P M
Arr. N. Danville 7 oo " 6 05 "
Lv. " 7 25 " 6 18 "
Danville 7 81
Arr. Greensboro 9 26 " 8 11
Lv. 9 SI " 8 87 "
' Salisbury 11 16 - 10 83 "
Arr A-L Junction 12 45 ' 12 15 A M
Charlotte l 00 " .12 10 AM
Lv. Richmond 2 .13 P M
Jetersvllie 4 41 "
Drak e Br'ch 6 07 '
" Barksdale 7 25 "
Danville 7 51 "
Benaja 8 55
44 Greensboro 9 27 4
4 Salisbury 11 03 "
A rr. A-L J unction : 1 3 S 6 44
Lv. 44 " 1
Arr. Charlotte 12 80 A M
FOR SALE,
Knoarn as t'ae BracUUaw or Gray Place.
This Property, located in the limits ol
Salisbury, contains 36 J ares, a never
failing well of pure water, all needed out
buildings, and a
FIRST-CLAS3 RESIDENCE.
This nrop-ji-tv must be sold, therefore a
Good Barsrain for t!e ready money, or to
any one paying half cas!i with deterred
payment tor the balance.
Apply to
J. M. GRAY, "
Attorney at Law,
SalMiunj, N. C.
N. B. Anv one having a desirable resi
dence to sell, within four squares of the
ealislurv Court House, may hml a purcha
ser by applying to J. M. Gkay.
46: t
Ginger, Buchu, Man
drake StiHineia and
tnany of the Best medi
cine knows are cotzv
bincd in Parker's Ginger
Tonic, into a medicine
of such raried powers, as
to make it die greatest
tilood runner and tne
BestHealtk AStreagtl
ueatortr tvsr ussa.
It cures Rheumatism,
Sleeplessness, & diseaess
of the Stomach, Bowels,
Parker's
II D I .Lungs, LiTer & Kidneys,
MalP rialRami ftisentirely diflercntfroni
Th. Bast, Ckaaast, aa4 "" v-'uljt
m vasjivuM H' . gr. V
XeoBonteal Hair Dm. ana OUier lotUCS, SS U
NTr fsik is isslms neverintnTSestea. Hkivw
TsiBiaisiMorugiax aalr. & Co.. Chemists. N. Y.
S0c aJ f tw Sarfay B7tey Dollar Kb.
:ty
owh&csoifah-,
Cook Stoves of all Uzes and styles always on
haml at lowest prices. Far-Make a specialty of the
ACORN COOK STOVES., the best In the
world. A nrst-clasa stock of Tin and Granite !
iron ware.
T1H AND COPPER SMITHING.
All kinds Of House-Rnoflncr nnd Rnttar4n,1nT.a
short notice and In the best style. .
olP constan" on hand a complete stock of
8neet-Tln, SheeUlron and Sheet-Copper.-which we
miuiMK,tuc. Mays etf
TliTIK TABLE
WESTERN IT. C. Railroad
Takes effect Sunday. July IT, 1881, at 4.15, P. M.
ARKIVI. LKAVK. STATIONS,
lisoa.m;saiisoury
ASRIVK. LIAVK.
it os a.m
I it 30
IS 62
Third creek
aua.tn
8 84
8 OS
S 41
1 41
fcimwood
Statesvuie
140
I ivatawDa
$41
107
B45
Aewton
Conova
12 43
It 28
iiicKory H57p.m
760
4 23
tv-aiu II 13
445
Morzanton iioio
00
joienn Alpine 10tr
iBrldzewattr 9 45
641
2
Marion gso
!oid Fort g 03
37
7 57
i.vt a.m uenry 17
Bl'k Mountain e it
814
89
8 50
900
945
itjooper'a s 07
Swannanoa 5 49
jAsaevuie Ju'ctl 5 t
rrencn Broad
FREIGHT TRAS
4 ISp.tr.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. STATION'S
-: 8 00 a.m. Salisbury ' . 5 wV. titl u
00 A.M,
ti
55
. i nira creek ; 3 47 :
lElmwood : 8 15
;Ststesviue : 1 43 i
Catawba ; 1 34
Newton it 25 '
:Conover 12 09
;Hickory in si a.'h'
7 St
8 56
9 10
9 42
.0 23
18 40
11 60
12 33 A.M.!
iMortranton -I
ioien Alpine : to
iBrldewater 8 44
iMarton : t 43
;oid Fort i is
;Henry 5 69
Bik Mountain' 03
50 i.m. Cooper's ; 4
long's 5 4 ta
i Ashe vllle Jnt;
:Asheviiie :
French Broad!
icru -in a
100
1 17
S41
402
8 2d
5 50
4 80
50 r.u.
84 A.M.
4 00 A.M.
Twm
tS Trains nin dally, Sundays excepted. "
A. B. ANDREWS, oen.Supt,
TONIC
AND SPERMATORRHEA.
1 A TF11' Dlscorsry and Kew Depurtora hi Vl
nai Emissions aid Iin potency bjthl ol jftI
way. Tls: Blct ApplicaUoa tithe princrpJlawt
ft -th DtaM.aeUoK by AbsorpUon. and
uiatory Ducts, Prostata Gland, and UrethrlT
of th, Wad, U attended wkn no p7ln oHneoa!
Tentence, and does not interfere with the orim?
pcrwiU of life; it U qalckl, dissolved Jnd Z
sorbed. producing an immediate aoothio and retorI
atira effect upon the aexual and nerTuu, ormt
tioas wrecked from aelf-abuse and excess., wSpvSi
i,?JaiaJfr0al ih' "mam. restoring th?injE
b2h odund memory, remoring the Eimnesa
cfSlrht. Kervoua DobiUty. Confiilon or lde!2
Aversion to Society, etc, etc.. tad the ppersn!
tronhle, and restoring perfect Oexual Vi
ns this
' ow Dtta aormant lor rears, i his m
ror, where
now a prpnoanced success, limps are too niuca orC
acrloed in theso troubles, and. as many can bear wit
ness to, with but little if tnjr permanent good. Therm
is no Nonsense about this Preparation. Practical Ob
serration nableatis to positively guarantee that it
mens naa avooa sue lest In v
le of treat
verr sever f . ,. nA
" b",n la soneral use, we have thousand of teni.
C" a" to its aiue. and it is now conceded by tbe
. edical 1'rofenuon to bo t be most rational m.in. nt-
wiii iinHuuucuoo, inuring- ine eurht years Ih.t
?1cored ot reaching and cu ing this very prevalent
trouble, that is Weil known to be the cause of unUM
misery to so many, and upon whom Quacka prey with7
their useless nostrums and big- feea. The Item w).
is nut up in neat bo cos. of tfuwe sizes. No. l.ieoooch
to last a month.) S3 ; XIo. B, isoQcient to effect a per.
msnent cure, unless ia severe croS,f f5; Ko. 3
(liitinr over thr raftiths. will st-o ein.bni mi
restore vLjor In the worst cases,) S7. hnt hymaiL
scaled, In plain wrappers. Full DIRECTIONS fee-;
sng- win accoraBsnyEACH BOX.
SewJ for Mer.ieri Mieirriptirm ranph- 1
!. at Vina AimtvMictil 1 1 1 nut ration
ana I en tint oti iy. wAiri trill (oiiHnrr 1
-eoel to ;riyfrt uauluMnf.atul fit- 0
tert for the Untie of tire, hkiiic unifl
Mt?er ttfccte! , fiolU O.Vi, 1' ttu
HARRIS RSWEDY CO. MFC MSIi
DR. BUTTS' P'SPENSflgY
Treat all Cbrpnie Diseases, and enjoys m nation
al reputatiua throueb ibi carius of complicated cats.
INPISCRETIONarSXPOSllPgWcdBc.
"KaammemmKamaaaisajioimoammUi Idr at-
ctioas of tbe bloo.1. ekiu or Uiuen. trealml tiUi soc-"'
oesa, without nsing Merc ury or l'oisooous Msdicioas.
YOUNG MEN WJ er utfetlo from thecBacU
BSBBVWsSaSHiM"( n dito Ibat unfits its slq
tims for-hnlnoa or mnrria, rrrmanpntlj rami.
PATIENTS TREATED. bI' MsilaodErpreis,
SraiTff mtitwrnw v . w.y but wher pewibit,
perusal raniulialion is f rr.'erreJ, v.l,ich it REE mttt in I it.
d. List of qcsitr-iu to tte alts w'r4 br- patiuu 44uiiic traal.
Lieat mailed fr-c in any atdrr.t on atHiiicatinn.
(FerMiiM MtTrrir fran Rapture hoM Mad Itir IrsiHi m
snS Want Mirtiiie Ut thrlr aatrenUan. ft Is mot a Sraas."
Comiriulticti'M'S if rietljr rwofldai.ttal. and st.uld W s4drvas4
UlL. ULTTa, in .Nurtb 8th St.. Hi. UuU, Ma.
Buck Horn
(Xext door ftclow J. D. McXetly's Store)
''Where will be found s
1 GOOD BEEF
-Ajm The aiarkct AlTorci.
Full Weights and Prompt DeliTerj
IS MY MOTTO.
I want 'to tuy- Fat; Cattle
and Sheep.
L L. BEAN.
HARD
2
- gf
WARE
WJIEIV YOU WatatT.
HARDWARE
At Low Figures .
Call on the undersigned at No- 2r Gr'"
0W7' d.a.atweU-
Salitbory N. C, J " S 1-