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ft. VEMOH LIYERY STABLES
SHAVER & AREY.
present their compliments to j the public)
and resneetfullv solicit a trial of their Es-i
fabluuient.. ilt ,ia jroropletc in all the re
quirements of first ch93 business.
Horses, Buggies, .Carriages,
I ' phaltons Wagonsf &c. 1 ,
5 AND ARE ; CONFIDENT OF plvrXG.J
BDOcial provision and favorable rates for
Boarding atd keeping horses, j f -prove
will find good btalU and Sheds
at our place. , , rt
Special' accommodations for thebeneut
of Commercial Travelers.
; Lee Street, Salisbury, N..C.
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Soto PRIZE TURNIP
lie best Harket variety in the World.
'Points of excellence ;
It has no equal for root or Salad. :
f It Produces! Salad two weeks, earlier Than
if.;- ' j
?any other kind.
i i j
Irfsects do iiot injure this a3 they do other
-varieties.
ft produces
Turnip.
more Salad -than any other
Tf t hn lwst Turniu for Winter use in-the
nniirlcet. j .. -
For sale only t - j
J. II. ENNISS' Drug Sterpj
f Also Other Varieties
iTUftP SCID at -
J. H. ENNISS'.
5 IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
; THE M&HT-RUNNINQ
iDOmestic;
i I That itj is the acknowledged leader in
the Trade is'a fact that canncst be disputed
- MANY IMITATE IT, j
fJONE EQUAL IT!
The Largest Armed, 1
j- Thi Lightest Running
; (The Most IJeuutifnl Wood-work,
1 AND IS WARRANTED
' - . To be madeof the Lost materl.il.
2 To dojany and all kinds of work.
10 oe complete la every respect.
t or sale hv
BERNHARDT BROS,,
Salisbury, C
Agents wanted in uuoccupied territory.
Address,
pomcsHc Seiriutf Machine Co.
Hichmond, Va.
ft R R .wrt ln yur 0WI town. $5 outfit free.
JJfiSif " nwS; .tverjiMlng new Oaptlal not re
quired. W e wtljlfumlsh you everything. V any are i
lnaKinir rortuiies. i.a(llps ran k-p
! j cq j
; jlTj Ml
L a?d rte-muke "eat pay. Ue.vdor, If you
at. wuicir you aa mat e jrreat pay 1
oil tne Ume you wors. write for nnrti.Miin A tn y i
, i r ,.- . ' : -
U xi. ualleit CO.. 'PorLLind. MalnB.
n a v
i:
I IiOes icf Acpetite, Bowels costive. Fain a
the e$akU with a dull cc nHtion ii. tbo-
1 i iaul otis7--th3 Bhouldes
i Cld.IUliK?Sal AHra. with Hia.n-
Heart, Sold ueforp tLe eyea, Veliow Skia,
tedacQ3 ganeraliy orer the tight ey,
Ksstlessjes with i:tfiil rlwain. h,m
f colsrod jUriae, and - ' '
j TCTTpi PIl-LS ar eanwlaUy adapted to
tuch ca (, on doae effect a such a chance
i ' felwks a natoitl'sh the lufi'rrer.
i t My lo l Ue o,i rio;, ihv; the system is
. l.4tl-Ori-aa, Itrcul fctooU or r
? -"- lyiw -is ct.t.s. yittvi-u mt.S. T.
T M
jja i t.y a Mnpiuapucatioatrfthii lrr Itir..
Til?- IIM" cc!-,'r' cts Ti s'!t" ueously. Rfii
orrit S5 ni na iY st m w ionnJ
r. rt-rs imrit ".. " ?
rnJ,.. H . I
iSraWNUo C0TT0
' i"1'' J" Tl Ulk Cft, ManrfeULOM
'1 ljLfl
f IrntabiJi y of tamper, tow spirit vrWx
a faeisiig ?f haing aeglcd aomedatr.
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Professinal iCards.
-.-.-1.
J. M. IfiUKKLK. ; I 1BKO.F.KJ.UMZ.
McCOFKLS & KLTJTTZ,
ATTORNEYS ANfc CUMliCl.i t
Salisbury; N. C f ;
gOfSce on Council Street,. opiate ibe
r Blactmer and
Hentool.
attorneys, CounselciB
and $olicitors j
-Jannav22 1879 ttJ
KEKB CRAIGE,
CRA1GE & CLEMENT,
ftttWnrt- at
SALISBIET. 5.C.
Feb. 3,
asst.
Z U. Vasce. 1 W. II, Tauiy
j VANCE BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.
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CIlAKLOtTE, N. C. i(
f Practice in Supreme Court of the (United
States. Sunreme Court of North Carolina,
Federal Conrt, and Countieaof Mecklenburjr,
Cabarrus, Union, Gaston, Kowan and! David
son. fiOmce, two doors east of Ihdepen-
dence Square.
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DISPENSARY.
ZstatMeS 1817 at 12 3.:Sft Strsct, 81. 1X73, KO.
THE fbvuician in cUargo of Ihim did and well known
institution Hre regular graduate in mrdiein aad
uroorT- Yean at Exnerieneo ill the treatment of
Chronio Biaeaaea bare made their akilt and ability
to mueh up-r..r to that of the ordinary practitioner
practitioner,
ion through
that tbey bare acquired asational repntaiti
cave
tmn1
cm
their treatment
nent ol oorapiiCHtea caaea,
complicated f.y I
lainic
SRETJOWorEXPC
RETJOMorEXPOSURg
K-cliu
tucnou ol tue t)HKxJ. akin: Of twuea. UeaiMi with 8UC-
cesfi, without it-tin? Meretjry or Poiaonoua Medicine.
YOUNG MEN andlhose of middle Hfi who are
atwjiynwim anffiM-iiie from the ctlecta of ft
disease mat uudia ita rirtimii- for btuineas or marriage,
rwrmanMitlv pnrd, at mniiorate expense.
PATfENTS TREATED :Ep
v. i up ii ii ytu-afy -r ffe but where ! ixmible
perw.jl c nuli.iit'u u (iirlcri-td,; wlucB to FREE anf inritea.
List r,( ty jeiiioni to be aaswersd ty paticritt dcairin; tieainirnt
tctiiej tree to asic wHren oa muplicatkm.
M Prrm mi Srri w flmia Rupture bea M lend their nHm,
Jand Intra MMKtltia to lbi- ariraatan. 1th ant a irw.fl
-nimui i-i-i itririlj ci tuirtiol, and ihould be addipc4
FRUIT PHISERVING
(2o Cts. Per Box.) j
This is 'the most econbmical and (he purest
powder on the liarket. It saves
TIME ANB LABOR.
For sale at icjllN II. ENNISS.
FruitJars! Fruit Jars!
JUST RECEIVED! and Must bq cold !
FRUIT! JARS,
One-half Gallons ar(dj Quarts at $1 and
1.25 per dozen, which I will sell cheaper
than any one in towni ; Als
Slubber B.igns and Sealing Wr.x,
for Jars. Call and set- at ENNISS'.
II
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On Draught,
Oil Ice,
In Bottles ,
And by the Gallon, at
DRUG STORE
. - Next! to Bingliam.
mm and LAnp-
GHiniJEYS
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
The Dnig Store Ji!t to Bingliani's."
Sweet Oil, fanner's Oil.
and Lard Oil, ii
At Drug Store to Bingim'.
JOHW F. EAGLE,
-FASHIONABLE -i
BOOT ri
SHOE MPL
Invite- yeixr attention llo his .hop, UPpo-iie
Marort Office. Repairing neatl, and rom !,.
olTi, -stiffs 8 iSWMl8 mde rd"
BEST mnowore tLe pnbiic.i
u ".V make money faster at
- -pw v m l'u uxitT- i i riii ran
You can
annua J etM WM?r tnaiTat
Mart
eeowhere to wort nfi-JL'J"1 "ywanted
ean work in Enri k.,f,.u5: . ,oe tWe. Vou
hole
do
make eaormoui pav
"
?JK-. Costly ount anitn 5
6
" m-t Augusta a4iie.
1 romiiWji 1. ---
Uuit rid no bUtekerl t. ,
I "'-. nave yicli'wl lo this 1
Iron j-rcparaiion ci.-u " In lr?atfafl lacombr-
Wash AvWr.
on ABB
POWDER
WateR
OCK
lliOffllll
MACHINE OIL,
time to the br, "Ff .
the work- v, k . " ."II hj; a i i on and
welL No one tun
r .A
FlllITlll!
tet f o i of jirMtnte
COMING IN EVERY DAY AT,
WEW FURNITURE STORQ
iin Sir. Wta Door to J . F. ioss.
COME TO THE NEW STORE
AoUpt raytMiE yon fait in tlie Fnrnire line
ALL MY GOODS ; ;
Wer? inspected in person at the Manufactories, a d bought for cash. at the' lowest
prices, and warranted to be of the latest styles and lwst quality, and will be sold as
low as any House in the country. Come and get
A Nice Cott ce teller set for oily
Fire sets far
Fine lalnet sets, MarMe Tops, only
Hanflsome Parlcr for -
Cheap ds
Special ternis tmid with couiitrv meielianty !. want ciicap lit -r i v d n ami
half dozen low. 'I will jilso have n band a full line ol COFFINS. CASKE'ib and
Undertakers" gooUs all at the lowest pri- at
40:3m
sTa
. .r-vMiB
I-vn Buggies, $5o ;
Beckett & McDowell's Enfrlns nnrt Rn!l: or,,r
ntng machinery of all kinds. '
Oeiaer Separators and Horse Powers
Ul.rlrA' Frtla T,,-
Buckeye and champion Mowers and Reapers. . !
Alt persona Indebted to me must come forward
I mn just what I say. Jan. ,st, iss?.
SEEDS
SEEDS
BHITF
Fir thV ivT XWW1 XSSSS?
For the PRIVATE FAMILY"
urown by ourselvea on Our own Pann.
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nsifin r. ai. r uuc business cards for trade ust. 4
DAV,DLAND8ETH&S0MS!SEEDGS0WKSlPK5LADEijPHlA
1J0R 15R School!
OxfouivN. a
ihe aezt efiun of il.ih K. 1 . . 1 :n 1
J"?!? Y0 ' -tl ,r panic
I0;fv ..L f " J- ' HO F.R.
e. a -i
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such cUantt-a h'iv. lij'i;
Sr5 aw SS5SS-L.y it"PJ?? p,
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more than ten tlm r.?i. MUMness will pay
outfit furnished free? ffiwKIi.
fuuil lUmiSDed tree Xn nrk . urnaiTP
make monev raniVf' ".?r;e. wh? engages falls to
iwvw avV. ' 'Jg?"'1 auinatt.
am(MifaM. JT niiiMiMa m4
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4i $30, 35, aid $d0
4 $55
$40,$50MS75
at 88.50
B. i. DAVIS' New Store.
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Topbug5S,Jbu " luc iow prices:
douKcieia ar rnf rniinu-fncr ir
a K a
I have the sole: Agency for the following named mi-
TelnJf 5 Corn Spellers.
ATf?aph d Cutte
Atlantic GlflTlt PrvorA, aUUtf
. Blasting Powder.
Rotert rlwi3 r?i2Bue.? nd 8Prtn F
Lawaon a. rvvC ," """".
and settle ,i f,,. v
ei? 1 hiTe C0Bt to
paj.
EDIGREESEEDS
Jt" .....ESTABLISHED -r.
For tha nrnu . 7 -tt-eicht years w
SEEDS
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LCW. Y.Pareer,
ate of Warrenton, S. C.
w.C. Kakk ;
Late of Edgecomba Co
PARKER & CARR,
A.S9nt for tha OATt'nTJTTOTlT
''SSttt D A. ATWEIiJL. i
OIJ WAST '
m t ic U V A K B
J Iiow Pigrures T
Call on the anderigned h0. QtU
pupica. Merciits: ,,, r;r
t. XEit 1" AYETTE AND WaTE S i .T w 1 C V 1 4
n . "I'tMH. VA. j I f -isttTf-iftl in tin1 r Mir: ion w.rk
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Bill Caraway's JLatestV
. . Frera tCe Qoldaboro Memenrr. . '
Cajf. W. V, C Carta way told us
Saturday of an amusing scene he wit
nessed on the train near Mt. Olive.
"Titkeis!" crietl Capt. Cutts, as he
entered one of the coached. ; An elal)
orately f dressed darkey 1 arose, and
drawing from his pocket a package of
enormous envelopes, took from among
them a paper which he handed the
conductor. I "That,"; saioT he. 4bfars
Mrs. Garfield's official seal, and vhe
sent it to me saying it would pass me
to Washington City. Last winter I
met Mrs. Garfield in Goldsbbro, and
she employed me as a servant. I sup-
pose me patw is goou," 4 he conduc
tor drew a long breath and : asked :
HWho the d -dickens aire vou any
how r VI am A. S. Hicks, Bjq., of
Faissoii'ti Deixt, a school teacher by
! . . .
pnieM8ion, ana txmna to Washington
iMy" I dislike to furs tall a niau ol
aspirations' said the cjptaiti, "but I
think it would be best for you to pay
a quarter and get off at Mt. Olive,"
mid when the train reached that point
the G.irhVd waiter struck the ground
with a fuce as long us a bill r in
dictment. !
An Immense Comet.
Rushing Towards theEtrih with Great
Spted' VUiJble During r Daylight.
The great comet reported Tuesday
morning as having been discovered
by observers in Colorado was observ
ed at the Naval Observatory Tuesday
evening. It was found in right as
cension 11 hours 19 miuutfM 32 sec
onds, and declination north no de
grees and 10 minutes. The comet was
easily seen with the naked eye, and
exhibited a short tail with a bright
heail of ctJi.suUrulile extent. Iu ih
teiCscoe the iiut'lens, show a-cou
ItiMfd mass ot bright light, indicating
a large comet with a plenty of loose
matt rial. Extending on botii sides
were bright aeres of light pre
sent, og the appearance o)'a bird with
outstretch d itig.
i utxiaty eveninij a dispatch wasr
ree vei liom tiie b.ervatorv l Paris
to lite loitowing efl'ect,: Thallou's
com' I, dsei vi at Mice alMint iuhmi
S .lemler 18 three clegiest went of
the ftiti. The nucleus gives a continu
ous hecirum :very brilliant and very
nun it extfiidtd towanltt violet. Bdh
atl and nucleus give sodium lies,
rxtremelv 'brijliaut. very hhan.lv dt-
vtiltsl, and citaiaelensiie. I lies seem
i le j'peetnw'Wipic ol.-rrvat ii.s re
ltiiei in I he above d.paicit arc ol
(Xtiaonlinary; interest. ihe inUieate
that this is the secoud comet that has
shown a sodium spectrin!). The lirit
vas iliscovertH! ttiis year by Wells,
.a he Dudiejj Olsei vatoiy. I he ro
p ri d i sjl..ceuieui ol'ihe ivv sotlium
liiLes lovvaids the red end of the spec
trum is ol the highest tntertsi, since
it indicates that the comet is now
moving towards the earth with plane
tary velocity. Suh an observation
has never before been made iu the
case ot any Cpunct. From the osi
tion iven in the above dispatch, the
co et is moving westwarl from the
8u n at the rale ot five or six degrees
daily. It is est i mated that the cornet
has passed its perihelion or point
wneu ii is nearest ttie sun. AsJrono-mer-
will- now le anxious to ascer
tain' il Hii- c niei is itle .ticai with the
one- iveeiitly d iti'tvere(l in iSouth
America. If this idemtty s!niuld be
proved I vi : hiUo'i tiutt it ha aj-
c -t cr oe;r mc-uii, pri.ibiy
'M'if.iul iueeai ct;il 'YltMO,
it i- nt t wh eii had l ! stu.it 'si
L-nii mi distance nit it c fttvcral
tays ii. list elapse behu. ihe pariicu
iais of the orbit can be calculated by
astroneineis, and this question defi
nitely settled. '
The comet Tuesday, at 3 o'clock,
wa nine degrees west of the sun, aud
it increased this d stance by sunrise
on yesterday to twelve or thirteen
degress. Ii therefore rises some tinre
ieire ti e sun, but owing to the tact
i hat it is also lurther south than the
-nil it will not be icadily seen before
sunrise, lo a lew days, with its pres
ent rate and direcin otV motion, it
houid become a hriiiiaul d;ect. On
ihe whole, I hi." may la riguiiicd as
:ne of the most extiani;n;irv lotuets
of ru'ih rn luue. l',n- .i, y U
i '-se. n ii.es it in i- .-.;.
ilif jreai coint t t 1043, a men, like
lt.i in'( was v.iliit? t lue 11 te
in In- Mttiiiglit.
trui'iv ii ailing lr- in ilif raurmui ! the
uornn iia Imvii iiuilt, uii'f ie cn
sirtui.oit ui the huili'in im iMinj rai
itlly I'tawlietl fnrwanl. I be hoi ks will
very mmiu lie reaily lr liusiiM-Hn. i n-ir
pr.ci-s-lor reducing tbe ores, as iur
r'it( !(!?. kllltt. i Wll:lt i ff.lllu.1 tliu
niirmdi wlllr'll IU tl-tlil til I .A tum.mil
to Ihe fniuous Eiiiilisli nnxviw known
laslheSwaii - rcWOr.
SUBSCRIBE! FOB 3BE CliAC
J4NA WATCHMAN. OXL
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The Color and Lastrcof Tooth areresto r
ed to faded oryray hair by the use of Pa
ker'a Hair Balsam, a harmless dressing high
i? esteemed lor its pertume and per .j
. For Sale , at a bargain, .
I C. II. IiRUNER, 1
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Train No. 1
Connects at Salisbury with R. A D. R. R. from all
points North and South and from Raleigh. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Car from Greensboro'' to Henry's
Connects, at SUtesvllle with A. T. ft O. Dlv of C. C.
4c A. R. R. with Sleeping Car from Charleston. S.C.
to Henry's. Open observation cars run over the
mountain both ways between Henry and Warm
Springs, affording a magnificent day-light view of
the Mountains and French Broad river. Connects
at Warm Springs with of E. Tenn., Va. to Ga.
R. R. tor Slontstown and points South-West. j.
Train No. 8 i
Connects at Warm Springs with E. T.Va. ft Ga.R.R.
Pullman Sieepera from Henry's to Greensboro,
and Sleeping Cars from Henry's to Charleston. 8. C.
Connects at Statesvllle with A. T. ft O. Dlv. of C C.
ft A. R.R. and at Salisbury with R. ft D. K. It. for all
polnCs North and South. ! j
Through Tickets -
on sale at Salisbury, Statesvllle, Ashcvllle and; the
Warm Springs to all principal cities. -
SUMMER t.XCl KSloN TICKETS on sale from
all points North aud Soutu. . 1
J.B.MaciinrJo,
Audr. G. F.ftF. Agt.
North Carolina Railroad.
CdkCllaUb SCKCDtLE.
1 u
tiOlNti EAS'f.
DmIv, Apr. 3u, 18i
Leave ' liarlltt
4 a!i-bur
liigi' Point ..
A rr.t tret-unborn....
L-ave (J reenwiKiro .
Arr. HiUUro
Durham . ..
Kaltuh
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Arr. (Jiddahuro
No 51.
lilv.
4.( 0 a.m
5 53 "
7 20
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St: 53,;
Uailv.
440 p. m.
6 24
7.35 "j
S.tHi
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12 26
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1.40 p.m.
4.05
6.30 -
Jo 17 Dily fXeepl 8atirdsiy, ,
Leave (ireeisnhoro 5 00 p m. .
Arrive Mt H-ileigh 1.51 a.m.
Arrive at ioldnboro 7 20 "
No. 51 Gunned at Grtenbro with R. t
I). R. R. for all pointu North, Et and Wext,
via Diinvrilv. At Uoldflforo with .5t.
R. R. for Wilmington.
No. 53 Connect at Salisbury with Wi N.
it. R. fiir all point in Wenttrn N.Carolina ;
dnilr :t (iref nboro with K. x I) K. K. for all
point North, Ehi :md Weft.
T RAINS GOl NO ET.
Printinq
Oflice
Dale, Feb. 19, 1882. No. 60. i N. 52.
- I Daily. J t-! 'l.
Leave (idlbro ...10.00 a. m.' - -
Arrive Raleigh 12.20pm - -
Leve " 3.55 " - -
Arrive Durban 5.06 " - -
M Hillboi 5.46 " - -
Oreen-I. ro... 8 05 - -
Leav M 9.15 " 0 40 a. ra.
Arrive II itch Piont 9.50 " 10 10 "
SalUbury 11.12 M 11.21 "
'liarlotte .. 1.10a.m. 1.00 "
v.. iu i I f'.u.l i. o cn
A r. Raleigh 7.10 pni
Lv. 6 00 am
A r. Greensboro 3. 15 pm
No. 50 Connects at Charlotte with A.&C,
Air Line lor all point in the South andgputh
west, and with C. C. & A. R. R. for all points
South and Sou theaxt.
No. 52 Connect at Charlotte with A. AC.
Air Line for all point South and Southwest;
at Charlotte with C. C. & A. R. R. with all
point South and Southeast.
N. W, N. C RAILROAD.
No. 52
Goiko WiaT. No 50 I
' Daily. ex. Sunday.
Lv. Greennboro 0 25 p m 950am
Ar Kernerville 41" 1041 M
44 Salem 11 25 " 1135
No. 51.
Goixt. W Daily. No. 53.1 '
- ex. Sun. Daily.
Leave Salem - - 515am 600 pm
Ar. Kerneraville 650 ' - 40 '
4 Greenhoro 7 00 M QQ '"
mii'ti' tMlUZKQ.
No. 1.
- " X,,: T' ' ex. 81m.
Leave Chapel Hill ...... I 10.40 a m
Arrive Univereity 11.40 a m
No. 2.
Diily .Sun.
Goiko South.
A riive University.- 12.10 u iu
Arrive 1
Chapel Hill ... I - 1.00 p :U
Pallman Sleeping Cars without Change
On Irani No. 60, New 1 to o Atlanta via.
Washincion A Danvil.i . and lx tween (ireens
boro and Charleston.
On Train No 52. Richmond and Charlotte
Washington and Charlotte via Ds nville.
tST Throoieh Ticket on ale at Greensboro,
Raleigh, Goldboro, Saliaburj and Charlotte,
and at all principal points South', Southwest,
West, North and Eat, For Emigrants rates to
Louisiana, Texas, Arkaruia and the Southwest,
addrea A POPE,
Gen P:i- nget Agt;
21:ly Ri- hmond, Va,
I
History of Kowan County
stkxt ;.irani
Copies of this interesting book may
had of T. F. Kj-cttz, Theo. BtTKRB v
VU.M
FIRST ritEMIUJt KVTM DfcD TO 1.
E. Van WINKLIT & f n
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Cotton Griix with: aCPeodr1
AT ATLANTA, OAM
WRITE FOR PARTICrTLARS AKD PRICEt.
; Cannons & Petzer, Agrts,.
AT COSCORdJ H. a, . ...
For Ro van, Cabarrus anjd Stanlj counties
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CHILLED PLOWS
THESE PLOITS
have rfBuiM ealllaa
n inula board wktea
are harder tbsa
strel. - ' j
Having tat aloal
Ihe laadaide. aai
rrvrrwiuie anp pitint. uiry are uc beat nraaMf
Nn uumi eeonuuucai, 10 wr tanner. 01 aay rwf
iiiaae.
GRAIN DRILL
This Drill ft
force feed diatriW
tor for both wheal
and graaa accd, a4
haa the onlr, Far
tl lser utaelunaal
that will aow itickf
phoaphatc. IlliUit
ilmplt, llfhttait rauiiing and beat Drill nada.
BRITISH MIXTURE.
This ce'ebrated FertilUcr haa
: - I
t00 LBS?'
! gained iu great popularity set calk
BRITISH
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on account of the price, bal,
cause its effects are unlforailr
good, and it has been found to gin
PXTJRI
CaWHlTMAM!
BALTIM0R!
more FetiUiztr for each dollar
p-Ud Uian can
be procured from olaar rca
E. B. WHITLIAIJ,
Office and Salesroom, j
No, 104 S. Charles Street,
BALTIMORE, MD. j
jiaxufacturer op L
Agricultiral Specialties.)
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THE STANDARD ENGINES.
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AGENCY OFV
AMES ENGINES,
College St., Charlotte. N. C. !
THE 8TANDARD AJiES' ENGINES;
Agricultural, Portaolei Adjustable Cut
OH
and Stationary Steam Engine and Bol'1'
Also. Agents for the Southern Standardly
ton Press best, and most powerful
made. j
Saw and Grist 3Ii!!, Clark's Seed Cfto
Cleaner, (increases the value of dirty cot"
ton 2 cenU per pound), Cotton Seed
and Grinders. The Van Winkle Gin,
premium at Atlanta Exposition), BbBJl1'
Machines, Jet and Force Pumps, sua !
kindsof Mining and 3Hil Machinerr. Wj
working machinery of all descriptions1
leed s lurbine n at er wheel.
Write for Circular and Pri.ef. I
J. O. SHASNONIIOl'SE,
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$1.50 PER YEAR.
JOHN O. YOUNG.
June 3, LS9?.-tf. j
or tit the Watchman Office.
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