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THURSDAY
AUGUST ? 7,
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR BKPRESENTATIVK AT iiaw . ,
fRISDEN TYLER BENNETT, of Anson.
FOR 8CPREME COURT JJJDOE ;
THOMAS RUFFIN, of 0nge-
! FOR JUDGES:
)t Pis.-JA3IES E SHEPHERD.
'24 pi9.FREBEIUCB: PHILIPS.
3d Di. ALLMAND A. McKOY.
'Ath nik JAMES . MacRAE.
5th Dis.-JOHN A. GILMEIi.
1 6th Dis. WILLIAM M. SIIIPF.
FOR COKGBES8 7TII DISTRICT I
WILLIAM 31. BOBBINS.' '
II
FOR SOLICITOR :
JOSEPH DOBS0N.
5i ih'liewCougressioual District CQUveuHot
Jlhich met at Vaakiuyilfo lasf tharaday
' ' :t noniioate a caudidate for Congressac
'$iupljslied its work without disturbance
and to the satisfaction of the aity m
:tia couuty, ami we belive in the pis
. strict The jfioITf Win. M. Robbins 'was
Ann to Yw our standard-bearer ill the
josuiug canipaiyu. We of thU cotjuty
liiiow hint wuil : Wo h.i'vo seen iud
?UUown much of hiiu since the war, and nro
" ifijbt afi!ijt to trust him wiiIl the niost
;ied inter-t of - tjie ieJo.
Of
loved himself worthy of our Highest
sbufideuto aud trust; and will faithfully
itnrestMit 'hU fellow citizens througl
,&ick aud thin, and with an abilityisel-
st longest
' i : i . .I... ,vtn't.ufiiiii .kill
iHllltllll"! m mo viim.i"" ....
lily eiet-Hieu ieiuiw nu;u, ..cn
Few men of Jiis ago laud
The principal useof the IntcruaJ Berenae
U to sapjioit an ariiiy f official to work
for tho Renublicaii party. For tbia,th ix-y,-
euue men iu this $tate collected last year,
piuVinfr June 31, lte the saoi of $Wr
'IH. " Who pays this enormous suoi of
iouey ! Those who li ink the wbisU
and use the tobacco. Tobacco and whw-
ey are products Of North Carolina. Th
republicans and the "liberals ' are oppos
ed to the repeal ojf the Iiiteruiil Retrenne
system, which taxes the pepple to the
tune of millions every year. Whyt Be
cause! the repeal would destroy them as a
party. Tujie away uie money wuicu uF
porta! the white leaders aud th$ republi-
ttiu party could apt live.
Tbb reports frokn Egypt indicate more
preparation for active work jthan anything
else. The powers concerneU in tne move
ment against Arabi Pjsha have (disagree
ments' amongst thefnsel ves to arrange Eng
land, Lit instance, insists on commanding
Turkish troops, w'hicb has not yet Dcen
conceded.
Dea!tof Sesatob Hill.- The distin
guished and belqvcd Senator of Georgia
----- ! . i. . 1 J ... . a a
died at hu homein Atlanta at a oiock, a.
Aiiaust 16th. J A committee of Senators
will go immediately to Atlanta to serve at
nis uunai. . i i
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The North Stat says it does not think;
C.il. Folk can i get f anything like a fair Ret
publican vote" in the Guilford region, ow
ioi to remembrance, of some acts of his
during the war. i .
An examinatiomf-the pulidcal field i
North Carolina fallo levealand sucji :
defect iou in the lemoeratic party a jep
opaitlizes our sacqes. But there ui der
fectiuns. These defections, however, are
more thau counterbalanced by defections
from the Republican party, for many who
have been Republicans froui principle djo
not propose to be sold ontjby the revejjue
ring to the cast-off politicians of the Deni-
itfrat partyr So in' thatj score wear3
ponteuM Honors are easy uui. e re
onie that. thei-e js a painful absence of
organ icatiou in the Democratic rauks. Of
organizations we are supposed ; to know;
something. It is work ami labor. It re
quires care, iutelligeirt action, thoughtful
and prudent work, and constant work. It
cannot be done in a uiouUi, of iu two of
them, hardly iu tjiree of them. It ought
to be done. The wuuty cdwmittees
should be composed of meu who appreci
ate this fact, aud the township commit
tees should realize that after all they are
the workers. The' party should be or
ganized as a great ''Encampment of Up
terrified Democrats," of which each pre
cinct is a company, with its captain, its
comimnr officers aul its privates. Tjie
fihtiug is always doue by the companies,
Rut the meu must be organized betore the
battle comes in order to prepare for it.
The rolls most be made oat, the sick car
ed for, the ammunition provided. It Js
too late after the enemy attacks to attend
to these details. So iu organizing for po-
Tlie fcifm; of George Spiilh iu Faulkner
county Arkansas, has Wen under cnlti
vatiou for uiowthaiifalf a century, yet,"
as he waa plongliinga field recently, he
turneu up some anc-ppi, rwira, hju u
ravine receutly swept by an overflow he
found a large number of human skele
tons, With -earthen bowls, shells aud
arrows. . The! skulls were all encased in
vessels made f f clay, and oue, with) hand
mly engraved ornaments, seemed to
deuote that the skull belonged to au im
jwrtant 'personage yr-
FOR
THE
WHEAT
CROP
ALLtSON & ADDISON'S
STAR IWi BRAND"
COMPLETE MANURE !
CombtHc$ the activity of Peruvian Guan-
no vnth the ttrong and tasting effects of An
tmal Monte. . -
It is prepared under our personal super-1
vision, and is made of the best materials
SALISBURY! FEMALE
ACADEMY! I
m. .til r.: . i.J' nt
lueexei-cisesoi wu iu.uuuon -contains no shtMgirtiher inferior m
open on; the tlth day otSeuterobiinder WOMofcfct vj t
tne airecuou oi aiitw 6, a, uu,mb, i t
piiueipai? and missijenjiib acali- it is Fine, Dry and m Excel
SForihe English ciasse $2.oo ' ient Uondition for UriUing.
per mouth. ! For pupils studying' Latiu This Fertilizer has been in use twetve
or French. S3. Con tin sent fee 1 81 per vears. and has aained a reputation for ex-
session.! i - U . r eellence second to iionc. 'jSrSTAXbJLRD
For admission apply to 8. H. Wiley, at GUARANTEE.
the Rank ; or iu his absence to Mr. O. V.
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Davis.
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J. J. BltUKEU,
Ch'in School Com.
Female College !
Prof. J. H. j Gardner, of Ala., a t college
... - i ' "WE flAVE DETERMINED TO
GEEATLY REDUCE OTIE STOCK, 0FG00DSI
AiS uin froia this (lay offer Especial M.crati ;
ewA SDlenaid line of Lawns reduced from U and 15 cents to 12 cents. . -
3fA fine assortment or juawus.iu gwu pnnci vww o vruia. f i i
B-Ladies' Trimmed Hats from 50 cts. to $2.50. . ;
EGents Straw lists i.ior wnicn we nave n hi ow oe som at cost.
5Tim. stork of Clothinsr is offered at a small advance on cost. -
tWA. eood stock of Shoes at 10 per cent, less than ,we have ever 4old them.
IT CAHHOT 'BE fSUSPASSED!
Allison & Addison,
Man ufactu rers.
ffichmond, Va.
President of long standing and successful
experience becomes a partner and co-prin-
N. C, R. M. Roseboro, Third Creek Sta-
tiou, N. C, and by Agents at all impor
Department. She lus never failed to give
complete satisfaction and win the esteem
and Idve of pupits. Hev. 8. H.: Thompson
and wife, efficient and popular teachers last
. . 'A. A. . J I A ..A.? A. A. I '-J
Iitical actlou, tne towusnip comuiiinys 1 session, give luu iime toinsiruciiou.
tinKfil n.Ln nnfcU !wt. of !nvrv voter !iu Three, new teachers of. Art, Mtisic and
the preciuct some months before theelec- '
cipal of the school.1 Mrs. Gardner, ks Lady tt points throughout the wheat grow
PrinnintL.uMimu control nf the Home inff sectiou of North Carolina.
45jl0tpd j
Notice to Creditors!
!-It will PAY YOU to see these Goods, i Call and inspect them careful I j.. Jj j
t-Onr stock of White Goods, Laces, JNotions, ury Uoods, ncy Groceries.'
as good as yon will find anywhere. &F We will buy all kinds ofDried Fruit and
Blackberries, at Market prices. , June wy, ;oj MCVUBBliSCa
is
tiou day. The w'avenng should be visi- ,
Old Gcp. Clingman, at Morgan ton, could ted, the doubtful persuaded aud the faith-
not stultify himself on the county govern-, ful encouraged and strengthened. A re-
ment. lie said the men sent to the legisla- port of the actual condition of each towu
ture'ought t be competent to select mag- ship in detail, giving the names of each
ist rates and be liad no objection to the voter should be prepared monthly and.
oresent law. 1 forwarded to the county committee, aiid
from them a consolidated leport of tlio
Capt. Coke and; W F. Busbee, of Raleigh, condition of the! county should be for-
Modern Languages, thoDughlv qualified
by nature, education and experience, com
plete a Faculty unsurpassed in tine btate.
Iai: " .1 "1 1 ' i" A.
1 ne scuooi is now piaceu on a uruier jooi
ins than ever." if
V. ' M OT . f ' .4 utmm tm.
lioard ana tngnsii Tuition per term, fid. i aviap I
The 26th session opens September 4th. j
X or caiaiogue auuress
H. W. Reinhart,
J.JI. Gardneb.
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All persons having claims against the es
tate of John Seaford, dee'd, arc hereby no
tified to present them to the undersigned
on or before the I6tn day ot August, mm.
This August 15th, 1882.
E. S. P. Lippard, Adm'r.
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00,000 F
DRIED
, , . 1 -- v - I
PEACHES
Ai
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In reply . to inquiry I will
ana Vltlt T O 111 nniv rpr rpfl tn tkf A fflW
I I .T u.vr...-. " I
Principals, private pupils at my residence, on reasona-
t !l f Wa tprms W. A.
KLuTTZ
Aug. 7, 1882. 4t
tisber in the -good opinion of thosejwho ljdfessed the citizens of Iredell on the 15th, hvarded monthly to the State committee JAuM'aaND rAKM iKUfllKil
tfcUfiW mm oesr, anu iew, wo wi.o p1v ana maue a luoriiugn review u, p11""1 at ltaieign. 'i ins is tne worK oi organi-, , , -. - ,h
U brighter future; tor ne is jusi ine.mau an(i parties, llieir speeches were aoie ana zation. It should be thorough, aud it , P B Ci S il l C. !
ii. i :ti .i..i:i.r in Iw.iuip I I ii I ...i... ... .1 e . . i : . m
Hie pCUJUO n III ucuuu iv j
I 001- fellow citizen, John S. Henderson,
sq4 presided over the Convention at
tadkinville, so that Rowau may yell be
proud of the honor doue her by that body. I moves from Tiouit to point up and down I our ticket.
Ve -trust that she will Carry these things
in memorv during the uiuvass and. res
pond to them with the best vote in Xoyem-
uext sheihas ever ytt given to the
I
GRADED SCHOOL !
1 Tlier veru tix ballots made with the
following results :
j FIRST l ALLOT
. Dobbins 1:30 Craige 79 Armfield 64.
I ' SFX'OXD BALLPT.
t Robbius l'SSi Craige 75 Armfield
I $7 Cleiueut of Davie 44.
TIUUD BALLOT.
Robbius 120 Craige 107--Clemeut
7.
FOURTH BALLOT. f
Robbips 130 Craige, 80 Arm 6eld 18
I Clement 47a - - I
FIFTH BALLOT.
Robbins 130 Craige 120 Armfield 11
Clement 14. ' . f- -
fVT"ITVTV h $
Rob)ius 142-Craige 12G-Armfuld 7.
I TIik jutlical convention inet immediate
ly alter thd Gougressioiial Couveutieu
ffitriahed their work, to nomipate a candi
date for Solicitor. Rowan, it' will lie re
membered, recommended i for th is? office
a . a? 11. - tr mi ..
neiMeiiow, ciuzeo, j. . aiauuey. ri uere
Hvoie 1G ballots "in all, divided variously
betweeu Dobson, Mauneyj, Glenn, of
Stokes t aud Cowles, of Wilkes. On the
lGtlr - ballot Dobson received 120fvotes,
Jive more thau was necessary to elect,
and parties, Thdir'spceches were able and zation
well received. I ousht to be done for every township ; in
the State. Incident to it is the work of
Floating Steam Saw Mill .fT Why not ! pergnadiug the waveriug to stand with
Wilmington, N. C., has one which our side, support our principles and vote
That requires j udgmeut aud
the Cape Fear where timber can be ob- tact) n jt devolves on the towuship
taiued. . " r-mmiiiHppmnii. Tliv must m nlwnva at
it, constantly aud coutiuuaUy. Before
election day comes every preparation
should be made to bring the voters to the
polls, aud conveyances should be furnish
ed to carry every pemincratie voter to
the voting precinct. Now, all that re
quires labor and assiduous attention.
-" 4"a A aW A
r next sne uas ever ytc given io vue a Cuiiiian garrison 01 4 men in reru
party which represents the true interests j were massacred by the natives for out-
Of tne people 01 una greai cuuuu j ,
The Graded School resumes its session
September 4th, 1882. It is important that
all be present the first day.
This school offers a fine opportunity to
non-resident citizens of the town, to educate
their sons and daughters at a very small
cost. For particulars apply to
W. A. WILBOKX, Principal.
Aug 10, 1882. 4t
rages to their women.
J. Y. Barber, formerly of this place,
now a resident of Wayesville, X. C, sold,
as auctioneer, in that place on the 7th, 80 Thja or wmetlliljg like it ls we, aiid
ouituiu lots, which orougut 9Q,uuu.
W. C. Y. Parkkb,
Late ot Warreaton, N. C.
W. K. Carr,
Late of Edgecomoe Co.
Tim latest advance in
law-making
is t
be credited to New Yofk a law to punish
Armfield 22 I those who attempt suicide and fail.
if done and well done,' the Democratic
party will give Benuett n majority of 25,-
000 iu the State, it will be the Water
loo of Radicalism in North Carolina.
iVir & Observer.
Mfie yellow fever-is said. to bo abating at
Matanioras. '
It was a company in the Sixtieth Rifles
that did sncit tall running near Alexau-
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ti. mtl r.u ...... :k s..!"'- .""''V "'"w "-
y ua iviii fi0 . cau.u .0 ful tznw at Fir8t Manassas and thev learn
iucii iuutuiiiu iur, uinii iw8 ea io o some nreirv iair nirnrino' iMtni'H
- i . ' I I 3 .
remarkably like a telegram from Con the big scrimage was over. Wit.' Stat.
cord. It claims the election of county
commissioners aud Mayor as Liberal and
Auti-prohibitioh victories. We think it!
was the spirit inspiration of a would be
Democratic party smasher. Of the new
board of Commissioners, one of them may
vote for Dockery, but the other four are
about as solid in the true Democratic
faith as is thtx splendid Ransom. The !
newly elected i Mayor was the editor of
that trenchant prohibition sheet, that
was published! iu Concord last year,
known as the Temperauce Herald. Col.
Having become rather aged todo-farm
work I have concluded to soil my planta
tion, stock, wheat, oats, bay, cattle, &c, at
Public Auction, p
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 883.
The farm is eight miles East of Salisbury,
on both sides ot Crane Creek. Has on it a
Corn Mill, and Cotton Gin and Press, all
new and in good order. There are about
150 acres of lanch a good deal of at .excel
lent bottom, and a good meadow. There
is a good peach and apple orchard, a good
dwcilina house and superior barn.; All the
buildings are in jrood order. Will also sell
household aad kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms of sale: For personal property, CoKKER Fayette axp Water Streets,'
casn. r or tne lana, one-nan casn, anu me
other half on a credit of twelve months
with interest. Geo. II. Peeler.
a .. ti toon ii-
PARKER & CARR,
ercHs
Cotton Cot III
Administrator's Notice!
I hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate of; John Graham, dee'd,
to exhibit them to me on or before the 13th
day of August 1883.
J. G. Fleming, Adm'r
43:6w " of John Graham, dee'd.
August 10th, 1882.
oi:folk, va.
Business and Correspondence solicited.
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COnOHisKINGMyfi.f,
fnvaluablt pattnttd improvement found in no other
EMUIJfES in the world: Fur Pamphlets auil Prict
List, (also for SAW MILLS), addreu
T1IE ALLTMAX At TAYLOR COw Mansfield. Ohio.
OF
blac:
WANTED AT 1
& RENDLEMAN'S.
Their Dry Goods, Notion and Clothing Departments have jost been supplied
with New and beautiful Summer styles, j iz-L
Good Stock of Shirts and Underwear ;
SHOES, BOOTS and SLIPPERS as cheap as any in the market-j-the assortracat Urge
LAJjlUS' and MEN'S EATS HUGH CHSAPEB THAN, E7EE BEFOSE. j:
TUqj mean to feed 70x1 with the Best Flonr. Meats. Sugars, Teas; Coffees, Syreps,
Potatoes, Tomatoes, Tapicca, Macaroiiia. Corn Starca, fo.&c. X
"They have as fine FLOUR as is made tn the United States.gg .
25 Bbls. of th9 test 10 cents Sugar k TownurireTei j ! -
10,000 lbs. Shorts and Bran just received Tsew stock of Glass and Table Ware.
Fruit Jars Lower than Ever Sold Before. J
Agents for Coat's Spool Cotton.-; New supply of 5 Cents Tricks..;
Call and see them before you buy as they have a thousand things not mentioned. '
H. W. Taylor, H. F. Atkins a E. F. Tatum, Salesmen. j June 14th, 188?.
A SUCCESS AT LAST.
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BEHOLD THE MASTODON!
IT IS COMING, STJIIE. j
Salisbury, Thursday, August 31st.
NO SOONER! NO LATER !
With aa airalaaca ot woaders possessed by no other show. The btst and greatest ! The most lUlia Me I
P. B. Means claims the credit of Mcuriiicr
..and was iheteupou declared the iuouii- the result of tlie Commissioners election.
s 111'" - I. .
a.w nuuiu w quuuc iu ouypuc IUUI Ills
political blood wan tainted with any
Liberal corruption. Coucord Iiegister
AYBURY, PULU1AN IIAHILTON'S
EIGHT GRAND XJIVITEX
1 ,
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' St-
Senator Yauce wants to know why the
uiauufacturera do hot pay their wurk peo-
f iple, higher wages while so richly protect-
j ed by the tarilp, They answer j we can
not aijoi U w Well, says thn Senator, if
. you.w'ij.o'are eujoyihg.' a": j jeh monopoly
under-the-oportio'u of the present tariff
sysem-get'ting all the profits cannot
. ajWd o pay your work people more, how
H do you suppose the men aud' woaieu of
. tho cuifptry who are working laie and
i early in the cotton aud'ijornfields can af-
s ford to pay them 1 Take off th tariff
aud the farming people : of the i cbnu try
can buyj goods for$j per cent, less mou-
ey. Keep it up, and you get the profits
! wane the peqple groau unXler the burden.
But suppose the manufacturers did pay
i their work people high Wages i the rnon
! ey would come out of the pockets ojf those
t u Uoouuuiie thecoods AYhat riaht has
? the Aoverumeut to tax doe class of ciffJ
eeus to pay high wages to anothei f Theie
is no protection uu the labor of tlio fai
nter, the Ciii pentej-, die blacksuiith, the
s whcelright, uud many other occupations.
These have to Ughnhei'ir oWni way as best
they cau. Why tax those who work iu
i the fields to support those who work iu
tactorieK. Our factories'are'uow couiWt:
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,y. nig wuu me uauonsj oi tup earth! m all
. the great market: they sjd to (oiiiuprs
'5 ;t. eheaper tliau to tlieir owu peonle. 1 -Thev
i
lh It
A . m - A S a .
Ken to lonigueis for what they cau ' get.
They take from their own people' all that
the tanfi will allow them to demand.
uie rruiu ii rowers Upuvention at
Graensboro, last week", seems' to ' have
been well attended jand as it was tha
first of Its kind in J&isKState. Governor
Jarvis was there to give it the'ui'onil en
couragemeulv it, was entitled to. lit was
largely " attended by friiit oweN and
- citizens, chief 'from adjaceut coijntief.
The Governor's address iu ojiening the
fX'xhrbitiou was liberal, spirited and apt
proximate, ,
5.
Charlotte Observer t Aug. 16. Leutz &
Co., of Cliarlottsville, Va., have an agent
iu Charlotte buying up all the grapes
coming to market. They arc shipped to
V a., where they are manufactured iuto
wine. ; John Wjulsworth has sold to them
a car jo&u. lie price is not slated.-
Mr. S.1. Howell, of Meckleuburg Co.
has been experimenting with the Gerniau
Carp, hen the niiuiipws were put iuto
his poud, February 1881,' they were not
larger than a ftatfs little finger. Now,
the smallest weigh six ponn'ds,--W. H.
Baily, Esq., has sold fh silver mine near
rhomasville, to a wealthy' Cpnipany iu
Philadelphia, are preparing' to wpik
it on a large scale.
Ait Loiidou'4iicetiug to -raise "aioaey
to complete the; f xcavartons at Ephesus
Mr.iWood, tho esploi-er, told how he dis
covered the famous temple. -No writings
pxidto afford him the slightest clew
to the whereabouts of this wonder of the
ancient worldi But he hit upon au in
scription from the wall of that theatre
to " which St. Paul grouty have entered,
but S'lhotlecjples suffered him not.1
This desenbet) a procession in which
certain images were carried from the
temple throag r tlje city gates. After
much seal ch Ie fopnd the gates, aud
he at length hjit upon the paved way,
worn iuto grovjjs by the WhejdVof cha
riots. LJttle by little he made progress at
the city" qf Ephesiis until he reached the
templa of the great goddess Diauna. The
irajmepts of friezes and column drums
gi ve a glimmering idea of what the whole
must have beeu. They are now iu the
British Museum. ' . - : .
4 The Cumberland countv Fair is! set to
pptn on the 21st or Xovepiber, l$si It is
i usually a very interestingbecasion, attract
iqg visitors from far an( near ' ' j
We do not belong to that class of sau-
CUine men u-Iii. r.l ... !.,... ...i'i:.. 1'
w - ---ST aaar IlUjao 1UU II VC On
great, expectations. We have fouud it
best ju polijtic as ju business 'matter,
to examine the; situation practically' and
prubp jftOthMrunj. Hindsight p,ay
oe goou in its way, but foreight is very
mueu uetier wn?u we are approacbiug
rampaigi1ilvoviig kuch great interest
VVatJMaMVaaMaajMr
CHILLED PLOWS.
THESE PLOWS
bare genuine chilled
mould board which
are harder thaa
neeL
' Having the lop
ing landaide, and
reTemible slip poinu, they are the beat running
and moait ecwitotuical, to the farmer, of any Flow
made.
cnAHPEon
GRAIN DRILL.
A GOOD WASHING H.ACHIlilr
INVENTED AND PATENTED BY
I I:
T.J. MERONEY, ' SALISBURY, N. C.
pmm
Thli Drill baa
force feed distribu
tors for both wheat
and grass seed, and
baa the only Fer-
UiUer auaebment
that will sow sticky
phosphate, it Is the
alinpleat, llgliteat runniiif and best Drill made.
BRITISH MIXTURE.
MASTODON R E; SHOWS
ItlVi Rll,MlUattl JU O.VS SPEJIVL CAcooiprlatewWXDbUiict Departments.
TllE EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AND ORIENTAL WKNAGBI IK . f
' V AN IMJdXE MUoEL.U Olf CU.jKlSlTIBS, 1
. AJJCI1?J' F MECHANICAL MAHYKLS
?5f KPSfK mlJ. toterrstln,
2o1TlbsX
britishj
LawlUTMAll
BALTIMOmJ
A VAST SKA iOl Alin'M.
MO VI NO AUTOMATA AXli IVV.i'TtftYS
nig unosuit-K! MetTlrtrt nlotMi Pri)aram. lth Newer
"ei81u V"" An SAUTil !! We ma-ce no eicenrV. u-I', i'Tf lr.
w e uany present au aFalanche ot attraction ' t5 1 be &nlnho"&r I 1
The handsome ana
M'LJUE ZUIJLA,
M'L.t,E ROSE
mVm-: ; "e TilifV to a,, mv," U. i. top
: t. uj receive her.
MOm. FOREPAUGH.
Tb. - ModOT tffr Daily .anuur e., aB lt mM ' .
MRa WajH. GORMAN, i
The acknowledged Champion Rider ot the World! ' '
MISS PAULIIq LEE, I
The Dashing and BeauUfulLady Bare Btjck Rider. i
BELMONTS,---.0BAELES AND IME
s 5 1W ixtArs 4CTS.
PROP. NEIL, SMITH'S
Troupe of PERFOKMIXO DOGS...
THE
TWO PERFORMANCE DAILY.
XGgSSgC32r AS UUAt-
h ! " i 1 : i : e aZ zi.
At
faKff7! T4a??day, August 31st, 1882.
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This ckebrated PertUUet has
gained It! great popularity aot only
on account of the price, but be
cause Its effects are uniformly
good, aud It bas been found w giro
more FertUUer for each dollar
paid than cau be procured from any other ource.j
B. B. WHITDIA1T,
Office and Salesroom,
No, 104 S. Charles Street,
BALTIMORE, HD.
JIANUFACTUltElt Or
AgriculturalSpecialties.
- 1 i Tirm .ar 1 i. .in., , m$
. j 43:2m
fOWtt: EaOfcS
AND OTHER
Valuable Property
FOR SALE
The undersigned as the Executors of the
ast Will and Testament of D. A. Davis,
THIS MACHINE is a nlain wooden tank lined with conner or galvanized.. ron.
with perforated pipes in the bottom for the admission ot steamy with corrugated Holer,
made of same metal, and ol sufficient wtisrhL This lhllur ir&thers the air while DIM i
ing back and forth over the clothes, forcing air and water through the fahric. At aroe j
time the steam is thrown up through the perforated pipes .underneath from the bottom
of the tank. There are Wooden string Ixitwetn the niiM- ro as to nroticl thorn and form J
a smooth bottom in the tank. 1
The process is simple : any Vine can operate the machine. F4rst, soap the clothes nnd
distribute them evenly about four or five inches thick in the tank. Turn oft enough
ter to cover them turn on steam, and move the Roller back ai?d forth UDtiMKater
is colored. Turn the valve and let the water pass off. -Add fresh water, and repeat tbi
three or four times, and vou find the clothes are thoronirhlv wnahed without the slieht-
est injury, for there is no rubbing process employed, the Roller having rounded edges w
" I"". wear r cmiiog. a lace nanaKercuiei can oe wasnea as wen as a
quilt. EThis Machine is in operation at Mcronev & Bros. Machine Shop, where tlrej
will be manufactured at as small a cost as! possible. Any one having a steam boiler in
operation can use one of my machines at small cost and with satrstnetorv rebults. One
person can do the work of ten wash women in one day and do fbe work betteiv j ;
S5It is a splendid thing for boiling grain and vegetables fot stock.
3It is also a good wool-washer. f 1 f ! M
5"State and County rights for sale by the Inventor. j .
19:tf
Uniyersity of Korlh Carolina.
Next session beirins Ausrust 31st. 1882.
ExiHii8es $165 to $250 per hiiiiuin. Reg
ular uonraes of study lead to A. B., Ph.
H.. and 11. SiKcial coui-sea. l-eceivini?
Certificates nnd Diplomas, are open to
students, ocliools of Ljiw. Medicine nnd
Pharmacy attached. A Teachera'Coui-M
of two years has been e&tublUhed. For
particulars addresa
Kemp P. Battle, LL. D., Pre't,
Chaiel Hill, X. C.
It - : 1
Weslejan Feiale Mitote. ;
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
Oiens September 20th. 1882. One of the
First Schools for Young Ladies in the Uni
ted States. Surroundings beautiful. CAU
mate unsurpassed. Pupils Trom eighteen
States. Terms among the besKin th TTn-
Course,
decease, win expose to puouc sale at the 1 ion. Board, Washing. English
at . ww ' t 7 1 Tar tTt r. 1 r . . -
uoun nouse in oausuury, v;., on oaiur- L,atm, rrencii, Uerman, Instrumental 3Iu
day the 26th day of August, next, FOUR sic, fcc, for Scholastic year, from SeDtem
1 jxxjj.Lnjxi AvuoiJU( ouu uv i o, Buuaiv w.t 10 une, 9249 x or catalogues write
in West Ward of said town, on Bank street to Rev. Wm. A. Harris D D Prest
lietween Mam and Church streets. Three
Houses and Lots in. South Ward on Lee str,
One vacant Lot in South Ward on Horah
street. Five acres of land near the corpo
rate limits of said Town! on " Town Creek."
Seventy-five acres on Dunn's Mountain, val
uable for its Granite, as well as tor Agricul
tural purposes. 52fTerms one-third cash,
and the balance on a credit of six and nine
38:2m:pd.
Staunton; Va.
FRANKLIN ACADEMY!
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The next session will bezin Au?iit 7th. S2-
Young Gentlemen and Ladies, who are d.
sirous to obtain a liberal education, will find
au Tan, ages iii j-rauKiiii wnicn can not be bad
auu mw uaiauu uh i.va vra oia uiu uiuci i - na,
months, interest at 8 per cent, on deferred UZV xEm???'7 exn'?
i 'm:.i ,.La n .1 I he great. Tuition very reasonable. Aaaia.
pviiicuv. iiuc ic.ttiui.-vi nil mt me pur
chase mopeyjs paid. i
O. D. DAVIS, tx re
Of D. A. Davis, dee'd.
Salisbury, i. U., .jaiy tith, 1883.
great, tuition very reasonable. Aaaio-
tancein teaching will be had when neceraary,
39;4uid. H. A.TREXLEK. '
NOTICE TO CREDITORS I
0-0
Having qualified as Executor of of Alexan
der Boolian deceased. I hereby notify all nor.
won having claims against bin entate to x-
The undersigned will sell at the late real- ?Sf ihm 10 me on 3!0T? ?3,h ofJuljr
Administrator's Notice.
T hereby notify nil persons having claim!
aszainst the estale of John N. B. Jobs-
soN,decd., to exhibit them to me jon or be-
lore the 6th day of ugust, isoa. I
Dated the3d day iif 'Augnst, 1882: '
CH AS. PRICE, adiur.
42:1m of John N. B. Johnson, doc j.
SALE 0FLAND ! "
By virtue of a kecree of the Superior
Court of Rowan county, in the case ot W m.
Burrage and othersjex parte, I wilj sell op.
the 4th 4lay of September, next, at the-
COURT HOUSE DOOR IN SALISBURY,
Twenty-five Acres lit land, lying and" beings
in Morgan's township, adjoining the land
of Edward Burrage, D. C. Reid, John Bur
rage and otheis, on the Bringle Ferry roio
near Buchanan -s store. Bidding to opto ;
$88. - '1 - 'M
HTTERMS, CASH. L. U. CLttxt,
42:1m ! f .
FURTHER NOTICE.
dence of their Testator, 26th August,' next.
all tne Household and kitcnen furniture and
other personal property belonging to their'
Testator. farms cash. 1
; '"' Wi IL DAVIS, i .
. r in lnivrc JSx.rs.
July Cth, 1395V ' Sfctf
1883. JOH N M . BOSTI A3i.
July 1111882. Executor.
S9:6t.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CR AO
LINA WATCHMAN, OXLY
' 1.00 PER YEAIi.
PRIVATE SALE!
We also offer for iale at private -iMle,-"1.
tract of land situate! in Mt. Ulla TowMbip,
Rowan county, containing about 6o3 cr
This property will bewld entire to any
or parties deniring to purchace all of r
be divided inlo smaller tracu to su purcli
em. . j- ...
We al-o offer for Ssale a tract of land
Caldwell connly, containing about 00
It iv situated on the stream anown m HPf
Utile river TherejJ a shoal in the nij
.1 .. .aa . . ' . r . i.t.:.i. a f ilur
mat naa a laii 01 twenty leet, mas - - t
ble waterpower, uhih a sHfficient pPF?
water to drive a large lercnant
FacH.ry of wveraHhouiwnd jiindle
perwjna wishing to view these (properties w -call
011 D.M. Barrer at Blarkmer. Ro
county, or if they wih towiiie, direct " -letter
to D. M. Barrier, BUcktner r.
Rowan cotinlT. Terms twme as n00"11. :
a . - - 1 : . . 1J a I ak
in the atlverliement of the "Auction
T 1 r r
D. MJ Barrier. 1
P. Ai Barkibr. Y If
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