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THllBSDAY. SERr-,7. 188 ;
jtffcw TERMS. . ? j
Prom aifd after the 1st day of Jannary,
,fl 'the subscription price of the WatchT
I8-': .1 follows 1 - " I
nan wi r -T W ... .
0d year, r- 'v-r:i,.'im
payment delayed 1 month -2.50
o-tartVarice-speaks Friday at Gold
Hill A large delegation from Salisbury,
inclodimtjUe Baud will be in attendance.
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Join Al Marpby has opened a family
grocery storeoue door below the mayors
office. -" 1 - " ;. "
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Theo. Buerbauin has gnat received a
large assortment of school books 'about
, thousand, f Parties iu need of such
tbiogt kaow fhere they may be found. ?;
, Senator RaWisoiu will speak here on the
23d twofdayi after the circus.' Eansom
l,at'dou nire for North Carolina than
.... .. Son a fur tor v ears back., . LejMtioab
: kept in ositjon-he is a good wm
; last Mo4day'w1tlr if vnpil-neariy.50
: more tlau they opened witlr last year.
Ti.!- .ii.wil is doing a wouderful amount
UfttoodJu Salisbury.
O-
I Mr. Walter S. Blackiuer has organized
f I a String! Baud here. They will have 1st
1 ad 2uU Vieliu, Violoncello, ' flute "and
, Harp. Ir. Blackiuer is a fine accoinpan
; ; wt on the harp.
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! , Beubflt, oar candidate for Congress
Bnuathirgecompktely skinned Everett,
the Re vii 110 collector, at Lexi'ugton, on
last Tuesday His speech is spoken of as
! tkefinet ever heard 1n this State. This
I ccntleamu will address the 1 citizens of
T?,wn ait do distant day due notice of
, which vill be given.
E. H McLaughlin is a candidate for
the lower house of the Legislature. He
! f has issued a card to thetrne Republt-
cans off: the County and takes sides on
I the stock law and county government..
; McLaughlin's strength is uiostly among
j the colored folks. He is also nghting the
i Liberate.. 'I V --i-'J''' -.
The fPresliyterian Academy will be
opeuedi iiext Mouday, Sept. lltli, unar
Misses pizzie Gilmer and Jennie A, Cald
well. ftliia f school has been growing for
years hd will under this management
bcgreaitly improvedthe capacity and
facility! both- being increased, there can
le no loubt bnt that all desiring atten
dance an be accommodated.
j Roliia Ryan is woi th hearing. He gave a
i very glod entertain men t hereon lat .Tues
i day evening. He is probably the best cliar
facter actor hat ever appeared before our
people His specialties, which are new, are
j exceeiingly good. His "Texas Cowboy,"
aiid "Drip Scott" are entirety new' and
are tl; niosfc vivid stage picture we ever
1. saw; portraf ing life iu brief sketches. As
Grip ifcott, he will put to blush any nioun
i taiuer iu Korth. Carolina, excepting jer
. liajs,I4,old Medfordr on the Balsam range
io II Jvwoocl countv.
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Tii Post Office. --Mr. James Ramsay
has taken charge of the post office. It was
Reuciluiy understood when our citizens
sigael his 5petitiou that the office whs to
be removed to the business centre of the
city. J This lias not been done, and no
move to indicate that it will be. Several
promt n'eut fgeutlemen have" interested
theselvespetition8 will be forwarded
to tUjuj department, accompanied by let
ters from ! Influential citizens. It seems
that !t lie office should be located for the
convenience of the public.
Miss Linda L. Rumple, the accomplish
ed paBghler, of Rev.: Dr. Rumple, has
Kon to the New England Couftervatory
ofMusic, Boston, Mass., where she pro
poses to put the finishing touches to her
already proficient knowledge of music.
Sheiis well known among the musicians
of this States all of whom look with
pride on lrer attainments, and predict for
uerli brilliant. and and successful! future
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It has been suggested that Mr Rich-
wide, who recently committed suicide,
near. this city, was not in destitute cir
cui8tauce8 but that he had as much
wofkia his linepainting -as ho could
oof au that he left a job the t day he
biiug himself. It thought is tliat 1e was
lniane. A gentleman acquainted with
thp family Bays that insanity dates back
I6 . 8en?rations, and to this cause alone
i8de tie;dreadful termination of an un
fortanatelife. ' .
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pne nomination of Mr. Theo. F. Kluttz
fdr the Seuate, at South River on last
oaiuraaywui be hailed with pleasure by
te goodj citizens of both Rowan and
Davie Cdnties. Mr. Kluttz is deservedly
pry j popniar among our people. He
f noeaaJ in either county ou the
8!umD af lead, local democracy to
ajgreat vg:tory this fall. ; His canvass as
elector on .the Hancock ticket did much
' tniake him' known and appreciated out-
ipe his immediate section. His capacity
, inqasettoued, aud his popularity wil
Pisuf lnm to the fulfillment of higher
ofilcesju the gift of the people.' He and
"f. Overman, the nominee for the lower
S up se or the Legislature, will thoroughly
1 cabva&s the county. Let the people turu
. uj u near them. There are a great many
! 1 points to be talked of duiingthiscaimpaign
aau.the Aurest way. to understand them
Jo' hear the issues thoroughly rand in
i .Jlgeutly discussed. The list of appoints
1 i be am oancid us soon ns made.
Scuool XoTiCE-See what the County
SuptTof Pnplic Instruction has to say'fii
anomer column. School committeemen j
ami othej-s desiring to see him can learn
of his wherealioitts. Th6 school census is
nnt ypt cpmpletHl, mid Mr. Rothrock is
desirous tof completing the-work as soon
as possible. : . : ' fz :
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Sam'l B. C. Colly, of Locke township;
this county, has cut and cured one baru
of flue tobacco. This is the first he ever
cured in August, and is now ready to
cure another, barn full. i :
Mr. John Ludwick, who lives 4 miles
from town, drove up to Crawford & Co'a
bard ward store yesterday, and: when lie
halted a hen jumped from Under ie
buggy seat. He said that that was the
third trip the hen had. made .each time
laying ait egg. -, , . - " - ;
It is reported that Parrisb. lias skipped
the towni Parrish weut up the Western
road on ! Julian's Excursion. I and left
some remembraces in. way of unsettled
bills. The meanest act of Parrish, after
leaviug his board 1ill unpaid was to
pretend to take a negative of I a young
lady' through an open camera! after he
naa ,"pacKeu ins traps" and collected
$3 for the' ; pictures" which he nrotniid
"day after to-morrow." .
. Uur citizens cannot be too careful of
itinerants. Mr. Crawford has i some of
his plunder retained for' rent.
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ine circus wnicit exluui ted here on last
Thursday Maybury, -Pullman s& Hamil-
tonWguvef general satisfaction. They
exhibited all they promised,: except the
7 Ioug haired sisters which inst have
been a pleasing omission. ' Some of thn
papers have been hard on tins show. I
The riding, trapeze, tumbling, &.c, was
all good.JThe trained dog tjrere prob-
ably the inist ever seen here. 1
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The right hand of feliowshipt-It seems
that ColJ Jones of the Charlotte Observer
has at last beeu fthl tni ItlifmrB n
thev arei and h.iR RPlf.rm.nnl ...Tinfri,
to sacrifice A is personal ambition to the I
good of ibis party. We have always felt
Chat that ceutleman had inadel a mistake
that. he reallv never meant to do the
Democratic uartr. for which he has faith-
fllllv l:tlutlc1 tie Vdnfa ntir li'irm Itnt
that he lhad been led astrav dv what he
conceived to bean opportuuity to get into
Congress. While we do not wish to do
much better Editor, aud catable ofdoiuir
innmnmotu in mf n.wWmn
than hef could iwssiblv do id Comness.
This is paid in all siueereity. The right
hand of fellowship is' extended. Col.
Jones is now iu position, and will turn all
his forces, not to personal ugrandizement;
but to the party which has fostered him
aud fori which he has done much good
service. Let his. .people rally around him
as they w ill, all -over the Statu. This
move on the part of Col. Jones will have
its good jeffect-hydra-headed i-epublica'n-
ism, with its niany hissing tongues finds
the same it had been curessiuff has es
caped, and. become a foe.i Deal heavy
blows merit has its reward.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Theodore F. Kluttz Unanimously
-" ' Nominated.
7n accordance with the instructions
of the jCounty . conventions; of Davie
aud.Rowau, the delegates of the several
counties met in convention at South
River, oai jast Saturday, j- I
Mr. Jl A. Williamson was called to the
chair, ad Prof. VV?K, Gibbs and T. K.
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Bruner were made Secretaries. . -
Mr.' Williamson, iu a' sliort address
madeKjcuowir the objeclof ihe meeting);
aud announced that nominations were in
order. I r
Dr. FaisoiijNof Davie, in a glowing
ribiite,: namiuated Mr. Theo. F. Kluttz.
Mr. John S. Henderson, in seconding the
nojnination; read a short letter from Mr.
KluttZjiu which he stated thatiMhis reasons
or declining, iu a former letter, the ten
dered nomination, were perfectly sincere
but that since that time he had been iui
portuued by personal aud political friends
to accept, and he consented to do so pro
vided there was a unanimity iiu his selec
tion" at the same time pledging himself
by the Democratic platform, as issued by
the State Ex-Committee
There were no other Dominations, and
the chairraau put the question to vote;
which resulted in Mr. KlutTz's unani
mons nomination. . . . -t
M r. Henderson then offered tie fdllow-
ing resolution : I . I ! I
"Resolved : That Dayie. County shall
be: eu titled to the Senator; in the year
1884, nnd that thereafter feach county
shall tbe entitled to the Senator alters
nately." - This resolution' also passed
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unanimously. j -if
The I Secretaries were tlien ordered to
furnish- proceedings of the meeting to the
Vavie j Times and io the CarolikX
Watchman. There being no other bust
ness the convention stood adjourned.,
J At Williamson, Ch'rm.
W. K. Gibbs, j j
T. K. Bsuxer, $ Secretaiies. : '
The Radicals way down in Louisiana
are calling for assistance and hare levied
an LS!essment of; five ijierj cent, on the
Fedeml appointees from tha district. . j
MONOK OU
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We are. very much j pleased at being
able to: speak in high praise of Monon
Ou, nr "Well-nigh Reconstructed," by
Brinsley Matthews, who i Us a North
Carolinian. ' ' " : it ? :
The book is well written, tlie Eoglis
pure and the style good. The plot of the.
tale, while not sensational, is full of in-
et. News and Obstrrer; f
XOXimOc INTELLIGENCE.
T.K. BRUNEK MANAGKR.
X . ; The Bullion 31 Inc. . - .
JThis valuable property: ; was sold At
public vendue, in this city last Monday.
Mr. John D. Haines,of Maryland,bonght it
for $G000-abou tone-third of iU Value. The
sale only amount to a new management
takingcharge. It lies adjoining the Bcimer
and is a part of the same lode " it
Capt. J. A.Ttamsay who is now engaged
in East Tenn.j, in cutting a j long tunnel
on. a - new Bailroad,- has brought ns
some very peculiar f specimens, and we
would like, to know what they are. From
his description, they are parsing through
a bituminous shale: imbedded in which
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they , find these balls. Sdme are round,
and look like a cannon ball painted black;
others are kidney shaped and others still
like clams. The i black glossy covering
is most likely, black oxide, of) Manganese.
Some of them are very heavy and carry
a largejer cent lof sulphurets of Jrdri.
Others have only an outside shcll'of bard
sulphurets, while the 'hollow is filled
with a deep seal brown substance, very"
like soot. They are 'very curious speci
jneus. Capt Ramsay" has onr thanks fiir
lot which nave been aUded to our
cabinet.
t Georgia has over seventy! gold tttines
that are worked. Can any of our juiujug
friends. telU ns how j many there! &xh in
North Carolina. Can't friend Brtinerof
the Salisbury Watchman T-i-New South
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i In reply to your question! would say
that it is . a hard question to answer : for
the reason that mines are continually
closing down, and others springing up
And 1mm nr worked. We nnblislied dnrinir
last spring and early summer, lists of
mines by counties, as follows : Rowan 56;
Cabarrus CO ; Mecklenburg : 50 ; Mont
gomery 31 ; Davidson 24 ; Randolph 24 ;
Alleghany llt and Burke 8 making a
total of 264 mineral properties. There
re a good many mines in other counties,
and from Moore county west, there are
(no less than from 110 to 125 mines in
operation. This includes silver and cop
Per wines. Hope to be able to make a
mora definite, statistical statement soon.
Rowan County M ineriil Wealth,
From tl,e first chapter of (Prof. Kerr's
geofiT of North Carolina, it is seen that
this State has a list of mineral species
already discovered to the I number . of
178 the recent discovery of jmeerschirura
maKinir ui . tueso mere areiouna
'la thi county me 40 species. They
are uot Pu down in the mineralogy of th
county, yet they exist, A list is appen-
ded allowing what
minerals are.
these 40 varieties of
Gold.
Argetit.
Galen ite.
Chalcosite.
Pyiite.j . :
; Clalcopyrite.
Barnhardite.
Arseuopyrite.
Flourite.
Cuprite.
, Hematite.
Chromite.
"Magnetite.
Rutile. j
Goethite.
" Limonite.
Wad. I
Quartz.
'r IrVofranjite
Silver.
Pkitiuum.
Copper.
Iron.
Lead. ,
Antimony.
Sulphur.
Graphite.
Chrysolite.
Garnet.
Orthoclase
Tourmaline.
Topaz.
CbrysocollaV
Talc.
Calcite.
Magnesife.
Dolomite.
Siderite.
It is not claimed that these exist in
large quantities, some occur rarely, ye
they do exist in Rowau. Our cabinet
contains many of these! minerals. We
will consider it a favor for all those hav
ing mineral on their farms to bring speci
mens to this office. ; f " . '
Prof. Kerr. N. C. State Geologist, has
accepted the position, ton.- the Uuited
States Geological Survey, and is In Wash-
inSoa pefing r arrangements. Hehas
wav ut to the Rockr MonStaina t an
early day. . He vrill have charge of the
Southern division which (will extend
south of a line running along the north
em boundary of North Caroliua and west
and the way across the continent.
New Enterprise for Asheville.
Thos. E. Brown, ot this city r and his
sou, air. Liewis v. lirown who .nas tor
several years, been doinjr business at
Denton, Texas, have -prnaed a" copart
nership with; Mr.Van Gilder, of Ashe?
ville. They are going intothe Hardware
business on a very ' large scale in Ashe
ville, and .will probably cary - a larger
stock than anyone in. that linein this State.
Mr. L. V. Brown is a practical machinist
a mechanical genius and will be of
great' value to the trade. Success to
them; .-v' .
Would it be impolite in ns to observe
that the "Liberal" party has its Price T
Charlotte Journal. T7 j
Certainly not, but who told you about
it t Some of the young men of Salisbury
are. getting np a : "commencement day"
of the Rowan Political school, and one of
the finest conumdrnms in tlie "examina
tion" was 'wby is the Liberal party like'
a politician !" And now the Journal has
given the answer. Too i bad ! such pre-
viousnesA will hurt the commencement
exercises. ' I ; .
But in reply to yonr query, would say
no! You must be Mad-my-son! Wil-l-each
not Cliug-roan like to his party, without
regard to Price? . f i f.
Sunday School Convention.
The Rowan County Sunday School
Association met in its 13th! annua!, con
yenU'pn at Franklin cliurch, August 23d.
1882. Vice President J, J4 Graeber call-
1 ed the honse to order and Dr. W. A. Wil
born was called to act as secretary. '
Deletes bei ng jcalled forbntt wen -
ty was found represented, " The election
of- o3cers forthe ensuing year flowed
and II. C, Host, - Esq., waft choseu -Pres
idertt; - Mr.'? J. . A. HudsonTice Pfesl
dent,' Jv'P. Moser, SecretaVyV'and-lirir L
W. Jvlotti, Treasurer. The reports were
anded in from the differed; stfnday
schools, and the secretary was .requested
to conaense uiese reports vana make a
complete report.on the following,mornipg.
Rev. C. II. Wiley, D.D., being present
delivered a brief but' pointed address, on
the subject of the American Bible Society
and its work. "" -
The first subject, How is! the-Teacher
to be qualified for his vrojk !' was taken
up and discussed at 'coiisiderablelength,
which closed the exercises! of the first
day. ' '.1:1 f "
The second subject was not discussed
there being none of the appointed speak
ers present. The i third subject, VThe
duty of the Church to the Sunday School"
was taken up and discussed- at length.
The Sunday school beingtlie-nursery of
the church, the speakers argued that the
church ought to give it flot only her
active aid, not merely irfliet'eoHectife
capacity, but by her iuiyidual exertions.
The fourth subjWWhiidriall1 fee "Ihe
character of. onrAun.dv Apc
elicited warm discussion. Most of ine
speakers contendedTor aPchangtfi-lf n the
character of our music, aud though i ' Vre
used too little churen nitfHi sUnday
school. At the dose to -this discussfoa,
lev. J, Rnmple, ,D4D.fc chairman elf 'a
committee appointed to comttiue the" re
ports 4f the secretary Hand of iiie statisti
cal secretary, reported. From this, .re
port I 'find that -thirty four .Sunday
schools sent in reports ; twenty-two fail
ing,
The total nnaiberof pupils ia the,
thirty four Suuday schools reported is One
thousand one hundred and .eighty four,
aud total number of teachers three bun-
dred aud fifteen. Books in the libraries
j jm j a . ' ' -Srlt"-' . It. -"V,. 1..
one thousand and! twelve. Amount of
money collected four hundred and sixty
eight dollars aud sixty seven cents.
The chairman appointed (tte following
as delegates to the State1 Convention,
which meets iii ihstoh sometime "in
Octeber': .'' :
Capt. lL'R. Crawford,Mn6.;W.Mauney,
Jas. A. Ifudson, Eev. W. T; Cutcliin, Dr.
W. A. tilborn, Rev. V.R.'Stieliley, Rev.
W. A. lintz, J. L. Grffiber-Capt. J. A.
Fisher, P. M. Brown, H. Graeber Miller;
John Lindsay, R. Frank Tatnm, Alex
Shemwell, Rev. J. RumpleVf D.D., : Thos.
P. Johnston, R. A. K'iiox Bamuel Law
rence, Cathey Rice, H;: C. Bost, Rev. Johh
Ingle, Rev. J. At Ram siyV Joseph Eagl,
Oeorge Barnhardt, a . C Goiri her. s"
' If any of these delegates 'cannot attend
the State Uonventionv tnej"wm center a
favor by informing the secretary. ;-v I
The following reSohttioTis-were passed
by the Board of -Ctfdnty. Commissi oierffj
September 4th; ISSffl' n-jf.; -u
Wliereas, siuce onr hv&U meetings tlie
hand of death lias agni ja,; eu tere( ; pur
midst aid. taken Xroiumoiig' us, our iupst
worthy member. W. AI. KrXCAiD '
Resolved, ThatSvliile we l)rw irt humble i
submission f o" th evllv i ne w'ill of" Him- who J
doeth all things for; the best, our Board
has been deprived'' tlj.seryices of a
valuable aud efficient member, and the
county of an honesf, uprlgHt and most es
timable citizen. - : "
Resolved, That we tender our sympa
ties to his taniily in their bereavement.'.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be spread upon our minutes, and a
SSS.'&S't
publication.
y m 1 way a mm a bw mv
Wheat Crop OFiRQWAN.-'iHaying in-'
vited the Wheat Threshers.of the county
to report the quantity 6f grain cleaned, liyj
them, we have responses from the follow
ing:
Rusher & Bost, 4,850 bushels Wheat;
" " 2,300 Oatsi
" " 40
John Harkey, - 5,070
" , " t3,832
Fisher & Brown 8,000
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Wheat;
Wheat.
Oats.
Rendleinan & Coon 4954
'.at' am - MIA m-.
Wheat.
Oats?
Alex Peeler & Co., 4500
Wheat.
500
Oats.
N.Morgan, -6,E
'"Wheat.
M J.Bargerjk Co., &$3fh r -Wheat!
" " !eo " Rye.
J. II. Rice. j 2.660 AVheat.
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2,3(1;.; V
Misenheimer
MiHer 4s Co.
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Wheat. :
oeoVH'i'yi
Oatsi-
Yellow Fever fanlPcom-
PeSssaola, Septeniber aOner case -of
yellow .fever - report Wfoday, auotlfer.
to-uignt, uuc titey wui fHiH oe wufuciaiiy
annonnced until to-mrmows: There were
no deaths to-day. TouuigF!rink McCon
iianShy has black Vomit and will not
probably live through tue pigfit. Sjejreral
suspicious cases are uuder observation,
and will be reported 'wheJtiie character
of the disease, w ;more clearly denned.
This is the ninth day of the feyerand
oniy one case nas ueen reponea in
ft A . rt
hours, lhe. wv prpgrejs the lever
. . m a
mnl'infr 1i.a rocfAron rfnnfirfAiiri Atrn
the timid o' were
alarmed.
h
t t o t-..i -
i ...P. Wu1Wn.a1u1u8,
cases of drowning, simply and solely
Ami the person ; nothing more is neces
sary. TakeonT h coidwe- clothing,
wrap-the body in a sheet, lanket,mg.
quilt, carpet, or
auythiug that will hold
water, pour water as hot asie hand can
beat it upon this wrappeC until it is. com
pletely. full, and reuleisfi-it-iaftit the
body, is heated IthcQUglt Gasping andi
breauiing will follow an due tmic.-toi'y
BUSINESS LOCALS
Reflaefl Cotton Seed Oil, j
1 - ' For Cooking, purposes, at: -1
. - J. D. JIpNEELY'S;
Olive Butter, - ;
valuable substitute for
Lard, at J D. McNekly's.
' ' I FOR COITIPOSTIIG !
A fall -supply'of Chemicals, Acid Phos-
E hates and Lime now on hand.' i Be in time
y calling at once. v - - -
44:4t . J. ALLEN BROWN.
TUTT8PILLSA8UBAnPLUU
r Terr's Pills are now covered over with a
vanilU sugar coating, making them a- pleasant
to swallow as a Utile sngar plom.and render
ifig them agreeable to the most delicate stom
ach, i .,: -
They care sick headache and billions colic.
They give appetite and flesh to the body.
They cum dyspepsia and nourish the sys
tem. ! ' m
They cure fever and ague, costireness, ecU
Sold every where. 25 cents a box.
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I ST.- . l -I". ai. I..
Malaria, Chills, and Tever. and Blljloos . attaefcs
positively cured with EmoryM 8Caaard -Cure, nils
an ini&uiDie remeay ; neyeij&ia to cure the most
obstinate, long standing cases where Oulalne and
f-all other remedies had tailed... They are toreDsred
, expressly w mautnous ecuons, in aoome dox
two Kinas or nils, con'
llls, contalBingastrong-cataaruc and
r. sugar-coated; coatalolcgno Quinine
lualng'norrimnflror purgugrwerare
a cuu Dreader.
or Mercury, causutgno rnmnaror pnrgugrtbeyare
mna mm eiwieovcertaiffiin yneir acuon ana harm
less l aU cases ; they effectually cleanse the system
and grre new Ufe and tone to the body. As a house
hold remedy they are, anequaled. For liver Com
plaint their equal Is not knjpwn ; one box will have
a wonderful effect on the worse case.' They are
used and prescrlDWUby.fphystctans, and sold toy
druggists everywhere, or sent by. mall, 5 and 60
cent boxes;' Emory's Untie -CaOiartte PUls,.-best
ever made, only 15 cents. Standard cure Co. 114
Nassau Street, New York.
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FOR SALE BY J. H.tEMNISS.
600 Acres OF LAND for Sale
near Mt. . Vernon, Rowan County. If not
14 iy the.l5th of October, it will be for
reuv. . au; uue wnuung iu uuj guuu ianu
I would advise them to go see this' land.!
I would refer to Sheriff C C. Knper and J.!
S. McCubbins, of Salisbury, If. Q. ,
W. F. HALL,
47:5 1 Statesville, N. C.
1882;
FOR THE
WHEAT GaOP!
000-
WE HAVE A LARGE LOT OF
ACIDS FOR C0L1P0STIHG;
We have also a full supply of
35
SPECIAL FOR WHEAT.
Ours are Standard Groods.
WE CAN OFFER YOU
SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS.
ppnt Buy Till You See Us.
FOR OUR NEW ADVERTISEMENT OF
IN A FEW,rDAYS
RESPECTFULLY, &C.,
J. F. ROSS.
j THOMASVDLLE
Female College!
i- , ; 0ardne- ot Ala.. a collese
is u-a:-nt ne ionff sfsndiifS and" successfu
I A IVI VI m-mm ' I ' '
ihl AvkMAAM' KaMmM ft na.rtnei' ind CD-D 11 D
cipal of the school. Mrs. Gardner, as Lady
principal, assuHic-wiiwi., m
i nenartment. one nas nerer iMieu wune
complete satisfaction and win the esteem
And ave 01 numis. ivc. u. m.uuuiiu
-- - mm-limLt.mna nnnnlar teacheri last
to I . 145 instruction. ,
- I ; Three new teachers of. Art, Music and
Modemr. Languages, thorough qualified
bV a re uca a-
hfl, ia ow Dlaced on a firaer foot-
iiitf than ever.
"
rBoard and English Tuition per;term, $73.
The 26th session opens; September 4th.
For catalogue, address w . - j
H, w. kekhabt, f ivincipaU.
- J. H..,Gabdki?h. f1-
4:lm
1882
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ancaor
Fertilizer
LOOK
OUT
FILL
J. D. GASKILL
WILL BUY IS
BliACKBERRIES,
- ,. . ... . :
PEACHES
APPLES
PLUMS
The Largest Stock of Groods
IN TOWN
To select from.
JU
mil ii
At BEiuetisci its pofeis
IN ORDER TO MAKE
113- FALL STOCK 1 OFthtt
JS- CI-OTniIG AT
25 Per M.:
SUITS FOR ONLY
$18.00
$15 00
$10.00
$8.00
k (
U 1
U U K
a
STRAW HAT . at 10
ATS
SHOES!
Will sell ZIEGLEITS FINE SHOES
at greatly
For Bargains in Anytliing in my StockP ball
in thb if3ri: SIXTY DAYS.
r31iese Goods must be sold or given awayf befcr Cl
Fall trade. ' - j
d. s. BRorjw
Sdibury, Jun 25th, 1882. r
lis 2''-
ANY QUANTITY.
t
1882,
o I-
LOOM FOR JIT COUHfOrCS
.JiY ENTIRE 8T0CX OF.
J. SEDUCTION OF-CX
$15.00
12.50
8.00
" 5.00'
;
-0-;
HATS!!
per cent abore cpsl
at a fraction abovs cost, sad al thcx Giggt
redsced prices.
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