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jTHimSDAY. JUNE122. 1882.: -
Fr$m and after the, 1st day of Jan nary,
1882,tlie subscription price of the Watck
tnam will be as follows : ,-rr . -
One rear, paid in ' advance. $ 1.50
t... n&vment aeiavea j niouins.x.uv
- nhrmftnt ilftlnvftd 12 months 2.50
rf - s .
Bee M. S. Brown's new - advertisement.
He ii very serioas and talks business;
, MtvS. J Swicegood has , removed , bis
stock .to the vacant , store room next to
:;. kt..: :. o-
p SlfMMF.it Schedule. See the Summer
Schedule of tbei Western N. C. railroad
on t$e fourth page of this paper. ; .
& J ; ;,; I"; : -O 4 -'." ' ' - .
James "JtV. Rumple, Attorney at Law
bat Removed from Lexington to this place,
lie may W foand at office No. 1. Legal
row J txeartJourthouse. v - :
. Mfc Johiti Xoms of! Bristol, R. I., who
bas peen the guest of Mr. R. Euaies, ro
turoisd to bis home. He formed many
jdeaiant alcojiaintaBces daring bis stay.;;
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v Toe eariest cottou blooms -last year,
cam in oa the 2Gth June, j There will be'
none so early this year. We suppose the
present crlp is at least ten ! days behind
thatjof i&io. ; V v ! ; . y ;'"' :
, M. N. R. Windsor, miller at St. John's
Mill ground new wheat on last Saturday
(17tl) ani made good flour. Pie says
that lie never ground any new wheate ,
fore August, during any of bis previous
milling experience. ; ,
H ' T O
' George ? a colored man was
crashed between two freight cars at the
depo on list Tuesday. While coupling
WM accidentally caught, j breakiug his
collar! bon I aud possibly fracturing sev
eral pb&i Dr. Trantham dressed his
wounusl lie may recover.' ' '' '
Wojare Indebted to Mr. John Beard for
a fineat dutch cabbage head solid and
large pi I this year's growth, though the
seed were sown i n October of last year.
Also fpr snples of wheat in the heads,
designed to show tho superiority of a
certai fertilizer of which Mr. B will give
accounjt ta those whoask him. Also, an
early each of rare' size and beauty, name
not; reibenibered. j
TheDcmocrats of the County are remin
ded that nlxt Saturday, Juhe 24th, is tho
day appointed for' holding the primary,
meetings in tlie several Townships to ap
pont. fdelegates to the County Demo
cratic iCouveution to bo held in Salis
bury, )u Saturday, July 1st. It fs a
yery "liusf -season of the year, we 4 all
J(now:but it is hoped the patriotism of
the .Democrats of the County ! will be
fonqd leqaal to the occjision, and that
every township will send up its delegates
to the County meeting, j
; a j Eniluj Accident. Tom Johnston,
; colored was ddving a mule, hitched to a
I light wftgirin, Tuesday, when the will of
the beap and ; the driver failed to agree.
JZlip mqloj concluded to play wild, and
rauawapr, ohustoh was thrown from his
.seat in twinkle, his head strikiug the
carbstonel near the post office, splitting
f the scapve or six inches in length, and
j-peelingoi W side of it; in a flake half
j as big xs)a man's hand. He was soon in
the hands tof Dr. M. Whitehead, who re
adjusted the scalp and 6titched it tu keep
it in plce Tho . man is paralyzed and
h case id suspense. '
-o-
,TJettabri has been remarkably 'good
on-wlie4t,)at8, beets, onions and garden
vegetabef generally. Nearly every man
you meet pas an extra fine lot of some-
thin. .
Mr. Howard has i wheat
which il average an ounce in weight,
rsevefal JiaVe oats 7 feet high-Mr. Plum
mer jpxpjci toreapbalfabukhel wheat from
IXraihsJplauted.V Xeacles are plenti
;-r tg J - uuouiJlrtSStU.
James Tfxler had good luck with onions
.on oae-tenth of an acre be raised 53
bnslielsj-33 of which he sold at $1 per
- , uusuei.
Wax
.Some one to write, an ,Tn-
dian! legend or romance, h We will take
tWlpf toeay that much of the -mate-P?!aMt)0taiued
of'Mr! John fCot
jox Fiigtown,Y Montgomery County,
r -t. oae harins a; talent for that
sort of lkrk: . should visit the section
named, jind especially call on Mr. Cotton,
.cansow more curious relics of the
aboriginesjor "North American Indians,"
picked lpj on bis farm, thau any other
maninf if State, The locality is roman-
., tic, comnrising a natural ' scenery which
must .hve been peculiarly pleasihg to
, the indhin mind and might well be' made
the scene of the story; for there are eviden
ces Uiat t'was at one time densely popu
i lated by them. We have no doubt that
vauch bok skillfully wrought out would
be most gratefully received by the public
-Neglect. The graves of several once
prommept, influential and Valued citizens
'Wftfoa remains sleep iu the
cemetenMhere, are withdut" inscription
or otbernark by which they may be rec
ognized visitors to thesfe cities of the
deaob be fame of someof them is writ
WVf & en4uriDS tablets than jnar.
ble, itmfiy be; but not where the pass
i ing geneaions are apt to see the record.
-,Lventbecnmesofsome of thctn will soon
fade.from fie minds of men, and be lost in
the comnVonity which should ciierUh them
as pajt of its iuhcritaijce.!! ' ' "
2IININa. INTEL5LIQENCE.
T.K. BRUNES MANAGER.
The CABOLrxi.; Qgekx Mixiso Co, of
Burke county baa declared : its first divi
dend of to' cents per share. The Queen
is'a placer mine, next adjoining tho Glen
Alpine Springs., property, f The prospect
for theine iaflattenng4 It
by Boston capital. This mine was acci
dentally left out of the list of Burke co.,
mines last week.
SouTnEUN Bellk. Bid air has driven
out the workmeu from main shaft of "this
miue-Tdown 200 feet on vein. The work
will be continued as soon as fresh' air can
bs supplied, or another shaft will be sunk.
The ores now coming "out" are , brown,'
strongly impregnated with - pyrites, and
are sufficiently rich as to meet the most
sanguine.expectations of Snpt. Floyd.
IlAXCOck Mike, 'Burkl couhtyl:eame
into a rich deposit in ' their placer wash
iugs last wkl:MrrBvy4y'SapJs.iiocb
gratified with the prosiects. -ij -
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Gold Hill is in full blast now mills
and amalgamating machinery all going.
We hope to visit the placrBoon and may
be able to give some jlesciiption ofitlie
workings. . 'a-1 '- " ': -H . :
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"Lately I discovered a hew use to which
gold and silver is subjected by a popula
tion, who is of a more; saving and hoarding
than speculative torn of J mind, pearly
two years ago I bonded a tract with the
stipulation that, in case of purchase, the
money had to berpaid in gold and silver.
It was in course of time sold and paid for
according to the stipulation, although I
had no little trouble to get $5,0XJ togeth
er in coin. - Passing by on the road a few
weeks ago I asked the former owner what
he bad done with the- - money, expecting'
him to buy another farm or build a new
house; very dryly he replied : "buried
it." This is ono out of - a great many in
stances, and. it is very i natural that a
population of which 60 i per cent., can
ueither read - nor right, should ! resort to
such old fashioned ways.; Let our money
tinkers in Congress take a lesson from It,
or Jet the bankers furnish the money to
educate these people to read what is prin
ted on their paper, f M
Chas. G. Mank, M.
The above extract is from a letter writ-
i. !
ten to tlie Chiciigo Mining Review, from
High Point, N. C. The jobjectional pai t
the inference that the practice of bnrying
money is common. It may be true tn
the .single instance, but we must differ
with the" writer, as to its being "one
out of a great many instances." This
certainly is not tho caRe with the people
in this section. True some of our laud
owners cannot read, ' yH they know
the value of money, and how to' use it
for the advancement ot individual in
terest. It is hardly fair to insinuate that
60 per cent of the land owners, or in oth
er words the white people of the State
can neither read, nor writ4. The true per
ceutof whites over ten years who can
read and write will probably reach 90; per
cent in the new census returns.
i Mineral Wealth of -.
MECKLENBURG j COUNTY.
LIST OF KNOWN QNERAL LANDS. ;
Hiidisilf Jas II Carson, Carlotte, N. C.
Old Clutrlotte, J Harvy i Wilson, Char
lotte, n. c. i r
Carson Mine, unknow possibly Dr Win
Sloan. ;
Sam Taylor, unknown. . " '
IcyJtour, unknown;
BF Wilson's,-J Harvy! Wilson, Char
lotte. ;
McDonalds, R B McDonald, Charlotte.
Kistlcr, S P Smith, 100 Pearl St. New
York.
Grier, Jas H Carson, ' Charlotte.. -
'Claris, Jas II Carson, j " !'
Trotter, H Bussill
Dunn, E H RussiH,
Point or Blake, W F Davidson, Char
lotte. - ' "
Davidson, J W Wadswdrth, Charlotte
Cawps, John Wilkes, Charlotte, i
McQinnj S C Johnston, Charlotte, f
Frazier, unknown. :
itpp, unknowu.
Toad, possibly Isaac A grazier.' )
Means, unknown.
Stephen Wilson, J T Clark.- i
Kerns or 'Mope-well, unknown.
Ferris, Dr J P McCombs.
. Henderson, Dr J P McCombs.
Chapman, Robert Chapman.
Tawderer, W M Vandever, Charlotte.
Hunters, A S Hunter, Huutersville N. C
Rogers, unknown,
- Crosby, unknown.
Johnson, unknown.
' jion, unknown.
Mayxhell, Jolm WilkesV Charlotte.
Hay, unknown. .
. Ilea, unknown. Tj
Trediniclc, Nicholos Trediuiclc.
.Alexander, unknown. 1" i. ''"
; Caldwell, unknown. 1 '
Harris Mine, C P Snngs. v-' "
EUiottes, J A Elliotte.
JVoa, unknown . 1
; i oraan, unKnown. , - - f,
i Seeds, J Sol Reed, Matthews, Ni C.
. Cathy, , unknown, possibly Dr St J
Riinnel, Charleston, S. C.
OCCathey, G C Catheyi
Sloan, unknown,
v Gibson, unknown ?
McCorlile, unknown.
Ehodes, Vm Richards.
HoweUsl Sl Howell.
Shuman, W Shuman.
Smalls, the ; colored gentleman from
South Carolina couldn't find a lodging
in a Boston hotel, and tli0 Radicals! in
Congress are going to make it even by
lodging him in' Tillman's seat. J" f
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Take " BLAck-DRAUGHT-M and you rill
never be bilious. .. - . j ;--
- i ' , At Thcio F. KlulU's.-.
Caitdldates. -The people are begin
ning to talk of , candidates for Congress,
the Legislature, &c. : It will be seen that
the- Democrats I of ;" Wilkes enddn ied Dr.
Tyra York for Congress in their county
convention on tbe 17tb. j Also that bar
correspondent at Blackmerpost : office,
Rowan, bas a few - words on : candidates.
We have beard the subject ffreinently
mentioned this week. The friends of Mr.
Kerr Crai ere are anxious Ithat bis! claims
shall be considered for the State j Senate
or Congress, for be is one lof the few who
really merit the confidence and support
of a people honestly patriotic. Also," for
the Legislature, we have heard the names
of our worthy townsmen, Lee S. Overman
for the Commons and Thed. F. Kluctz for
the Senate, mentioned. Also, Col. Wm.
A. Houck has been named for the Com
mons. The. County Convention, July 1st,
is called to consider these matters.
The. IIoart Tn,EE.--The venerable
white, oak at the north comer' of Mrs.
Nathaniel Boy deus garden was prostra
ted by. , a violent, wind between jl and 2
o'clock, Saturday afternoon last; j It was
nearly 4 feet , in diameter 5 from . the
ground at ! which" point lit. snapped off.
It . - fell. . " nearly v Parallel - with
rlia v n it a a 4- ' .l.rf m 1. 2in
ruo - vnicuicuu tiau iU lis BULUU1C
s - , -,. ' ' -r" !l . ; -garb,
crushing several panels of. the gar
pavement ciad. in i-,ua ' summer
den fence. It ante-dates the oldest! inhabit
timUby many years, and j its fair is the
removal of a prominent landmark! in that
part of town. 'Many.of the residents of
West Ward have almost grown up be
neath it9 wide-spreading branches, as it
was near the school bouse and afforded
shade -from the sun and shelter from
light summer showers. If it could tell of
all that bas happened beneath its covert
we should have stories old and wonder-
ful, beginning with the red man of the
forest, and coming down 'to the present
1
time. . vl I
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ADVERTISEMENT. 1
Mr. J. O. Parrish has the- pleasure to
announce-that j after inaeh delay and
hindrance; in business, caused by Mr.
- v 'k- if , ,
Prather, the picture gallery in the. Craw
ford building is now entirely under bis
own control, and ho! has resumed
business on a basis of security and com
fort to himself and the public. He most
respectfully solicits tho favor of the pub
lic, and seriously regretsj the hindrance
alluded to. Any, one feeling curious to
know how he came out in- his contest
with Mr. P, are referred to the records of
Mr. A. Murpbyj the ruling Magistrate
before whom the case was: tried, j
I - Jl 0. Pakrisii.
Mining Advertisments.
I DELINQUENT NOTICE.
North . State Mining; Company.
I The following described stock is delin
quent on account of assessment No. 2. of
One ($1,00) Dollar per share, levied on
the 9th day of May, 1882,! and in ; accord
ance with the provision of i the charter of
the company, will be forfeited absolutely
to the company on Saturdau the first dav
of July 1882. .1 I j
No. of
Certificates
a.625
a.643
, a.650
j ' a.651
I a.654
a.657
a.658
a.6G0
a.662
a.704
i h.707
! a.709
a.729
a.731a.732
a.l012a.98
' L: " Fo. of
phqres,
Georgianna Johnson,
10
x U ni roe,
Eliaa Howard,
J G Faucett,
David Austen,
F G Hat ton, :
A S Schermerhour.
Lilly Mc Cullock,
John R Wetbertll,
A Lewis. 1;
10
10
10
10
30
10
20
50
60
25
10
10
J00
75
R Van Buskirk, Jr.,
MtWBradner, i
T G Stocksdale, !
Charles Bradley, .
EPaul, in !
John PfundJ i
a.990
40
a. 1 000 J H Armstrong, 1
a.l002 Geo Kirniev.
80
40
20
a. 1003
a.1005
a. 1007
a. 1000
a.1011
-a. 1 013
a.1014
a.1015
a.1017
a.1019
a.1020
a.1021
SH Wagner, '
FA Lock wood,
Stephen Albert, j
A P Rindskopf, !
Willis Merritti
Wm Brandreth, tr'st,
Nancy Jayne Coyle,
Kitty Cooke,
II C DawesJ
10
150
- 20
10
50
5
5
60
Jno R Wetbercll,- I
J W B Carpenter, j
Geo W Lowisberrv.
300
80
50
a.1022
T J Moran.
50
a.1023 5 Julia A Clabback. !
20
50
35
a.1023 Jas M Cooke.
a.1027.
a.1028
a.1030
a-1032
a.1034
a.1035
a.1037
a. 1038
a.1040
a.1041
a.1042
a.1043
a. 1045
D A Whedon, !
Gr.B Wooldridge, !
K M Swaab; !
A D Lawson,
F C Cooper, )
R M Raven;f :
O Roelsler, -
B F Rhodes,1 I
Chas Benson, '
Chas Linder,
C O Brown,!
Mrs E E Christian,
C F Day, S
J P Craus. !
40
170
20
20
1 50
10
J20
50
50
150
150
50
a.1046
. 20
20
20
a.!047-a.l49 . Wm BrandreUi, tr'st.
a.iU48 Sarah li Hubbell, -
a.1055 Mary Cooke, I
a.1056 S B Cooke,t i
a.1057. Betsey Allen,
a.1058 U W Dorsey, j
a. 1079 James A Volker,
150
I 50
20
2100
30
1000
300
200
100
500
200
800
100
200
200
1300
100
500
700
1100
200
200
100
200
100
600
80 to 82 incL " do - do
; , 92 to 98 f do do
' ,99 t do do
.106 to 110 " do ! do
lie.to 117 " do s- do
132 to 139 " do do
147 do do
151 to 153 do-i do
155 tol6G t do do
; 192 to 204 M !l do 1 do
. 220 If do do
234 to 233 " . do do
242 to 248 j do do
279 to 2G9 " ! do , do
280 to 281 " i do do
284 to 286. : f do - do
i-tr 290tC- 'do (do
282 to 293 t'-V'i . ' do dot
304 to 309." - do .do
r.3U to 323-1 -dot do
355 1 do do"
571 to 573 : 3 do do
574 to 579 j do do I
- 580. I . do" doT
591 to 600 f - do 5 do
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1300
.100
200
200
100
1000
100
621 to 642
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2200
652 to 6tX)
766 to 795"
846 to 848
49 to 850"
. 853 to 855 ,
856 to 857- ,
859 to 861 " '
863 to 867
873 to 874
880 to 887".
; 890 to 906
908 to 911 ...
916 to 925 "
;934 td 948 "
, 955 to 956 -964
to 975 " "
084 to 988 -
, 992 to 993
102dTto 1030
t '1032-
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300
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1-200
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1200
? 500
j 200
f200
100
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' '200
300
300
500
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- 300
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1000
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100
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1800
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1101 to 1102 .a
1104 to 1106 "
1103 to 1110 "
1141 to 1145 "
1201 to" 1205
1216 to 1218 "
1220 to 1225 "
1231 to 1240
1254 to 1255 "
1257 to 1262
1264 to 1270 '
.- ' 1303
1391 to 1400
1411 to 1428 "
1432 to 1435 "
1430, to 1440 4t
400
200
500
200
9000
200
200
200
000
200
200
200
200
200
2000
1486 to 1490 "
1492 to 1495
1513 to 1602
1605 to 1606
1614 to 1615
1618 to 1621 '
1622 to 1630 "
183S-t6'JC33 ,
1639 to -1640
1645 to 1643
1649 to 1676 '
1677 to 1678
1681 to 1700 "
1718 to 1720 1
1721 to 1746 "
1748 to 1750
1761 to 1780
1788 to 1797 '
1800 to 1820
1841 to 1870 "
2074 to 2075
2107 to 2115 -M'
2119 to 2121
2123 to 2128 t
2129 to 2133 "
, 2142 ':
2145 to 2146 r
2164 to 2176
do
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t2000
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3000
200
900
200
200
500
100
200
1000
200
200
100
100
200
100
100
200
300
200
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2228 to 2229 Charles Bradlev
2232 to 2233 A K Chapman, -
SH-.Wm A Hopkins,
ADMiddleton,
M W Rasbach,
JWB Carpenter,
A Lewis,
R V Buskirk, Jr.,
II Faushave,
G B Flint1
A F Schermerhour,
F J Eppsteiu,
II E Faushave,
H E Faushave,
M -A Honnock. trst.
2236 to 2237
2238
2314
2315 to 2316
2318 to 2320
2323 to 2324
2333 to 2334
2340
2345 to 2347
2352 to 2354
235G to 2358
i 200
100
r 200
1 300
1 300
t 100
I 100
! 500
! 100
j 100
200
11500
j 1100
1800
I 8100
200
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500
100
300
500
400
300
100
500
17000
2000
700
300
200
500
200
700
i 100
i 100
i loo
i 100
! 100
12000
2359 ...T K Bruner,
2360 Ludlow R Lefwiiri?:
2361 to 2365
2374
Wm Brandreth,
Wm Brandreth,
A L Lawson,
Wm Brandreth,
do do
do do .
do do
do do
G B Flint,
G B Flint,
2388
to 2422
2421
2431 to 2445
2460 t 2470
2482 to 249Q,
2501 to 2581
2589 to 2599
2G04
2612 to 2616
2622
2623 to 2625
2653 to 2657
265I to 2662
2664 to 2666
2699
2710 to 2714
2718 to 2887
2890 to 2609
2911 to 2917
Wm Brandrath,
C W Jones,
Lewis Season good,
Walter R Deuslow,
M P Bestow,
M P Bestow,
W Braudreth. tr'st
do do
do do
do do
do do
2932 to 2934
2936 to 2937
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2948 to 2952 Charles C Rose,
auoa to iyo4 Samuel Swan.
2955 to 2961
OShauw,
John E Nathan,
JWm Sidill.
Julius Hengstler,
DM Priest"
F W Norris,
W Brandreth, tr'st.
W Brandreth,
2962
2963
2964
2965
2966
2967 to 2986
2988 to 4000
4001 to 4020
4021 to 4025
4026 to 4032
4033 to 4046
1 4047
4048 to 4060
4066 to 4092
4103 to 4132
4143 to 4147
4143 to 4149
101300
Win II Protznian, ;
J R Kennedy,
Fred A Sawyer, j
W Brandreth, tr'st f
Ely Howard,
Fretl A Sawyer,
W Brandreth, tr'st
W Brandreth. tr'st.;
2000
500
700
1400
100
1300
2700
3000
500
W Brandreth, tr'st,1
Samuel II Gill,
Florence P Gill,
J J'Thomtonw
Stephen Carpenter,
Au4ust Shuman,
J R Kennedy,
CbasM Parsons,
W S Clayton,
H Branch,
200
4150 to 4151
200
4152
4154
t
4153
4158
200
500
! 4159
4160 to 4164
4165 to 4166
4167
4168 to 4170
100
500
200
1O0
300
Total, - 224905
Edwin H. Mutront,
r .Secretary.
353t.
SALISBURY MARKET.
Apples
green, per bus .
dried, per lb....
Bacon country,
bog round, .....
Butter.
Wholesale. " Retail.
l 75 $1.00 $1.0 a$U5
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Blackberries.
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Cotton
Good Middling,.
MldHns, ?..
- Low Midllng,...
" Stained,
Com new. .,
Meal,
Coffeei ;
Chickens....... ..
Efgs.
Fiour...;...;
Hay,.
Lard..
Port,..
Potatoes Irish,..
do; sweet
heat
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BUSINESS LOCALS
HAMMOCKS, i .
HAMMOCKS.
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HAMMOCKS.
Summer Reading1, Novels, Seaside, Fruits,
Candies. Smoke the Pilot Cigars ! x
1 , 1 THEO. BUEKBAUM.
POT GR0WX I STRAWBERRY Plants
(if set now) that j wilf make a -fulTcrop
next year, fonsale by ".!'.'"
"I ; pa. E. Rose Dorsett,
1- T -. '' Salisbury.. N. C.
aiajnijy: l. ' :; -
CHARLOTTE. W. C.
, Branch of LTJDDEN & BATE3;
Grand dstuiimer Sale.
" -Pretarinfffei' J'ftii'riMfl I -
Bnj no& pay wlieii Ccttoif eomes in.
uu nanos ana 500 Organs.
SPECIAL
82FTUnder our Midsummer Sale, we offer
io aca aunng me months of JUNEJ JULY,
AUGUST n? swrri?ruTT icoq
PIANOS and ORGANS, of every make,
style & price, at our very lowest cash rates:
On Pianos $25 Cash. -BalanftA TTmj- 1 m
On Organs $25 Cash, Balance Nor. 181
ii jiuuui inieresi or any auvance on price.
: tflt balance can't lv ntirf m fait
longer time will be given, witb a reasonable
increase nf nriA All tnarmntAnfUf A
grade and price included in this sate. Tell
j w" "wuu iw i iv rue us lor
Catalosmes. Price l.ista Pirrnlftr ThU Y
closes Octoberlst, 1882. Early purchase
swu.u Maoa pnvca uuu casj terms,:
pix Q) years gurantee. Btool and instruc
tor with everv Oreran.- Preiorhfc niA hnth
wsys if no sale. Test them ia your own
tWProf. Wm.Ratpr ia mv nnl. .nf Knri
Tuner and: Repairer. All work; guaranted.
35:3m ' , 1L McSMITIll
FOR SAtEi
One 18 Horse-Power Portable or Station
ary Centre Crank Engine and Locomotive
Boiler, and a 35 Horse-Power Side Crank
stationary .Engine ana Tubular Boiler.
One Pair 5 feet Burrs. Sneak, duick or
lose a BARGAIN. Address tor pall on
- . - Q. M. SETZER,
, China Grove, N. C.
Tax Listing!
All persons are hereby notified to list
their Taxable Property and Polls. 1
T) I ' in i-" 1 m '- 01
owkb win db openea at ine 1 10 onop 01 v.
F. Baker & Co., on the let day of Jnne and
remain open during that month for that pur
pose. All persons falling to comply with the
above notice will lay themselves gable to the
penalties of the law.
E. B. NEAVE, Tax Lister.
June 1, 1882. (4w) H -
Eiecutors Notice to Mors!
All persons havinsr claims asralnst the es
tate of John Luckey, dee'd, are hereby no
tified to exhibit the same to the undersign
ed on or before the 9th day of June, A. D.
1883.
Wm. A. Luckey & ) Ext're of Jno.
J. G. Plemino, ( Luckey, dee'd
Blackmer & Henderson, Attys.
June 8tb 1883. 34:6w. .
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We are now daily receiving our Second
Stock for this season. We have added many
desirable
mi mm
TRIMMINGS, &C,
A LARGE LIJSE I
OF . . j
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
An Elegent line of ; I
HAMBUEGS AND LACES.
Our Stock of DOMESTICS is more complete
than ever before.
Novelties in
Prints,Lawns, &c.
OUR GINGHAMS ARE BEAUTIFUL,
and are reduced in Price to 12J cts.
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This is 2 J cts. cheaper than they were ever
before sold.
A NEW STOCK OP
CLOTHING,
Bought sinco the Great Eeducticn
in these goods.
More Hats and Cheaper
Ones.
We thank onr many friends and customers
for their liberal patronage, and shall try to
meet their requirements by keeping a full as
sortment of fresh Goods, at low prices. Hop
ing to have your continued favors, we are
Respectfully,' S j
J.P.ROSS.
SEA-BREEZE HOUSE,
HOREHEAD CJTT, K. C. '
This finely located House (near the Atlan
tic Hotel), will be opened on the 15th ot
June for the reception of guests visiting the
sea shore for health or pleasure. The House
Fronts the South and the Ocean.
The rooms are good, and health-giving winds
sweep delightfully through it. fare and gen
eral accommodations equal to any,
Terms moderate. - i
.. - . T. L. HALL, Proprietor.
OFFER
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the Late Styles in
TBS rniST
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PAEASOLS,
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IN SALISBURY, will
All sold low for
D A 1 1;
GRiAT BEDOCTOtl Itl PRICES
to- IN ORDER TO MAKE
FALL STOCK 1 OFFER
CLOTHING AT
25 Per Gent.:
$18,00 SUITS FOR ONLY '
$15 00
$10.00
$8.00
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EATS!
STRAW HATS at
SHOES!
Will tell ZIZGLEITS FINE SHOES
at creatly
For Barcins in Anything in my Stock, Call with
jpThese Goods must be sold, or given , away, befofo ;
Fall trade: L f " . . '
r.i. s. BROWN.
. Salisburj', June 25th, 1882. : " ; - : . ; . - y
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ASSOTJIKST OP - ., :
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FA.3ST8, &c; &c.f
be found at the Store of
D. GASRILL.
A 1 1
ROOM FOR Mr COMINQ-fSX
-MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
A REDUCTION OJej
- $15.00
- 12.50
- 8.00
- 5.00
HATS!! .
10 per cent above cost'
at a fraction above cest, and all other Snoesy
reduced prices. . " v ti l
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