North Carolina Newspapers

' . . - . : I S i I Carolina .Watchman THURSDAY". OCT. 5, 1882. at mliL. DepiOpratlCtate Ticket. rr I. TOR RKPBESEJiTATIVE AT WBCE JUSDEN TYLER BENNETT, fif Anson. I-- " ' FOB SCPRSfK COURT JVWiS. : j I THOMAS RUFFJN.jof Orange. FOB JCDGE8 : A Dis. JAMES E SUEPIIERD. Sd Dis. FREpERICKfcPIllLIPS. 3d Dis. ALLMAND A. McKOY. th Di. JAJIES 0, MacRAE. 3th Disi JOHN A. GILMER. Ctb Dis. WJLLIAM M. SJIIPP. j FOB C0X0RE8S 7TH DISTRICT : WILLIAM M. R0BBIN9; TOR SOLICITOR : JOSEPH DOBSON. 5. . . ! ' r I f IT II UlruiT ItH UIBD B cnuin iui a iuai ifmmon sense to permit.hi.ns.lf to hi i . . .r t,.,v,i: deceived by the clatUr of Republicanj . 7 tl prints ana orators in reapecb iu tuo tfrnraent of public affairs in this State, at ast, yp are in a copa,upn o, n.gu : prosperity as a commnmty. jit has not ilwayp been so, The Republicans were ij anthority for a number of years after tjiear an instead projwrity, peace ipd happiness, we had"' the Holden-Kirk . 1 ' - " , , ' ' ,. . i W r. lAn liMiieHrt. didouivt auu fear : and Ue State wa plunged iuto a debf of . f ' i 126,000,000, for which Uie people rfceiv- tt.ii. flf u j ii i r I fliight and expelled from power the re- publicau party whose every act was i bringing them into trouble and ruin andi slnee that time we have hatL prosDerity.i Stat f the Union is in better condKl v. .',.: -m... 1,...4Mallfto Jieogli, to Henry, u this state- :ion man ou.s is lo-uav. uy men mru ,uacK ana re-esraie uie authors 01 misgov-1 ej-nmeut aud mischief! Surely no good less, graceless, godless savage! Why citizen whq remembers the past, and didn )e tel of his desertion to the Re ii .1 i e i . publican party because he sustained an - M V TW 9 SIV l " I jVVU 0 1 MIIVil V 4U hp in his right niiud to do such fpr. York quotes Hon. Joe Creorgia, as his authority for saying th repeal of the present tarrjff system Vpuld open our country to t!e importa tron.of cotton from Egypt and other for efgn countries, and knock down the price of the home crop to, rates which our cot- ton raisers could not Maj. Bobbins tells him th ut responsible for any slid earnest. "Look there," says he, pointing 'to a passage in oue of Brown's :UehM. ".tm.'t l.A av cntin., ' I liuuuius: ies. oul uocnir. hm iinirti ii; a i . . . . mean raw cotton he is not talking about tt." , Virrlf i Uln ifin rnftrn nml-f f.il iHchmv nn AiirHi fol" what he, says." T"E People's Voice. The "libereaP strong argument agaiust the present VBRtJ goverpment system is4the ieo- pte ars not allowed to choose their mag- smlC8. nu yet, i mier county meet-4 ing last Saturday, they did not tike tire tftte of tlie meetiugon the nominees for the various offices not a bit of it. They nnViinf,! i . appointed a cdmmutee to make nomiqa- tions. The committee was out abont fire minutes and returned with a com - pleted list for Senator. House of 1.V... A. pv,WMi"-!'".v,iser, 1,ea8- r, r?i vv frM vv"ucti me iisi. 5s,Wui s wuoje. iu whole thing I on to a uroom strawj aud geutlyi knock it is miainoos that the conveutum, hav wis cut and dried before the bell ran" for ltlie breath out of it. 1 J. R. iug put this "man in place of Cornell, iu- : ttop fiH-eting, aud that showed how much ! respect the leaders had for "the will of . th$ people." .; Pr J O. iaiii was nominated by a caucus or Liberals aud Republicans, Jield here last Saturday, to represent Rowan : and pavie in the Senate of the next Geu- eril Assembly, lut befiire tljq announce ment of (its noniuatiou he talked for up- wards pf an hour, making charges and counter charges against Democracy. He atfomntcd to lMdtr nn i. i'i.i: liattV IV AKRAt-tinf t .of !... .!' rTl "-'- uuiuiuisiereu coniy anairs, wnen mpower, as well; ' - a . . uuanciaiiy, g$ the Democrats. He made, defidedlyi the bhrcesfc effort to thejcople ithasever been our ,1,, L it has ever been our dutv to .chronicle, by charrinc that the Dem.. . J '"loiucns had, ahvaya laid heavier taxes upon the . IHuiple. and br everv wav burden! -. ' . " u more than the Repablicans. -Rif ilicana. Rio-ht hpr. Doctor m8t Have (orioUen -r r t.l...if . .. " "eu or pisq supposed the white Deui- ocrats of .Kowun, who composed the larcer '.b.Ari.:, .....1:... anoorc.f37; , Tl,,a l no poor colored nitrm ivlmm ! nni 1.;. j - c . -. ..w ..v- uuu ma yaiiy nuve ueen deceiving foryears. But a8iiis nas already been proven utterly I one puuushed official state I v. . ft ments in this paper, showing th. rt digerence in y iug between DeHcratic and Republican rule in Yadkin, New n v w v.c v nanover and other couuties, we will F orer uie lurther infirmities of th6 -Doctor's labored discourse, and with du regjirdfor the shortcomings of Repub I't'l" nhod, inform him that as a pol itician he was the Uiinest man iu that speech we have ever seen. Why, one cotjld see clear through him ! Why didn't hecall out all the figures, and have a gotfd, honest Democratic glance, iustead f niakiug it a lame oue-sided jig; The .Uojiex. T'e grandest comet seen li??!1 visible in the eastern ioizon of a clear nioruing between 4 and f olock.l The nnclensjs large and the aiii quite bnlhant, is estimated to be one lleeiee in length. ' '1':"- - " Senator Vooihes said to-daV ih5t f h )eihocinrs of Indiana bad a hard fighton uanl ; th:rf the prohibition qnstion was h .wjr iioiibiewnup pnft tutheni, but they T'tfktllll -lt. tr ' 1 ' ki ' 1 - Ifcoubiicans of Ne York recently ac- conii lished some political moves jby for- ........ 1 i j I . . gery, the effect of which bids pur 10 fna ,, .L.t JrL-tnlker. Beecher. I nats'the matter before his peoPI from TtUr ? L. Liberalism in Kowan. n..r nntnml Iranulies crv aloud azainst thia unhallowed desecration of thetoonjb, LmDt from raid work L 5 yeans, and C. and we reuieiuber aqd recognize the force I of the oriental proveib,f?the living for the Lion nd the carcass for the Jackal." Nov- I tliii-a i.i.nrV-,i,ih.tia. . .ir of of flii ')ni.ifMi cipnnlcllre." ami nrnitlioiojrv reoaires that we chronicle this rara acts M jt vanishes lis a fipl.ool boys dream. I , George Ljereu Kinea it oy eipos.ng i e feline amDusiieii in me meat receptacle, i to such an extent that the honest bat de-1 Ittded Democrats liitherto acting with the f wuiiorn hivm ny nea irom q " S SfffflSl io . H" SThTt ... tnru to ashes between the teeth, j George expounded Liberalism as it is, not as it seemed : ne treated it as a mere adjunct 1.:..K... Ui i a I iu imiuiuiikui. uoi hicu uciuuuouuii-u, i conclusively to all fiur minded men, that If altsallitti IB hnf u evniki luuiicawauj is out u.gjiiouyru for uegro wea?. A fof tLeD) w .! is t... ' J ism. by weaving his plaudits for theione iuto a gionoua apostrophe to the other. His speech' was an jhglorious saccess, for V ."lihlllNa. 1, Atw.ll township. cl&ily tearing laside the gansy gos- 8amer veU thaTservd to hide the black record of Iiepublican rule, fraud and theft. He is the ouly really tuueful lyre, we have on the stump this camiaigrir York aoiil uniiiH Miiikta Tliiit n'oru nnf. trap. lint. said some things that were no! true, but .- , Ti... i ' uu is uul iciuuauu;: i?iiiir as iib in. u uoa i cie8 of escaped idiotjfrom a Wilkescounty . foorsasjlam. Why, he said that he knew ot himself, and in himsllf that all the Rati i pals, except one, whom he named, who C.i'voW th nroliibition tioktti, l m,- iDU to 8upport the Democrats .and were secretly conuivfng with them to puss a prohibition act and to force.it on the peo P.,e "nolen.l ! J appeal to Dick, to meut ig not M meloaioU8 as tJie tpnguc that otterred it. Oh, the heedless, creed ing breath Liiberallsm, the plant that . -w ... sprung up in stony Iground but took u root, withered and died. I! fln nld man oa h vvnlL-.wl nnt lm nir the funeral exercises fleore official- t-t " e i publicreatedness solemnly went into con- veution. The immense number of twen- tv-six were Diesent. of whom eiirht were i. i .i. 'r l. .i j? I mi iiinfir UK tii. ;i I'M in Hiiiiiis iinii uiiu- fir i - v . r. m - . five were old Republicans. The other lor iourteeu coustituteu the "greatest or fourteeu coustitUted the ''irreatfcst And thi is th AttniLitMl. Wtiv little infant that is crying for the moon, and wants to put its foot m the; batter Bless my soul ! vVill some one please pass the ippecacT a little nit pizen won't hurt neither. And this is the thing that pro poses to lick into nothingness, in Bowan, ft tttl Vt T 1lkln Ita-ftQ MKflir Ikltlliltwiil thousand votes to spare. Can't somebody bust its head agin a i stamp, and put it out of misery Letfs quit walking the floor with the dratted brat, let it liow land butt its head against the wall. So put up tbat Miiirt Wii and let'a iro out ofoors land finish the accustomed formalities of 1 licking the Republican party into shape, 1 It has to be done every two years, and I we haven't time to fool alone with chi dren. If it don't get better by the 7th of i November, we will tie a piece f sponge The Coalition Bust in Georgia. v. . Little Aleck Totes His Skillet in Triumnh and Rolls His Chair Over the Ruins of Coalition. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 4. The election for Governor and State House -officials is progressing quietly. The electiou of Mr. Stephens s ponceded by all parties, the amount ot the majority beiuir the onlv matter in doubt.. 14 Atlanta Gartrell is I receiving the almost ;SOd negro aud Re ipooiican vote. I : : ; --.wMf o ci'cuai uio 1 natches received so fiir ind wnt tl.of r r r iuitv I Stephens has carried pearly every ppttn ty anu U1.8 majority points tp 4t,,(XX) or lw " tu? the regularly uqmi- l"i. t , u.l,fh'ei Ior ?uu? ""Pffse h.l..l T- 1. : - - - x f r. . I Lffi..r. ni Colcmrits. Ootu -a. ti,- In. to-daJ for Governor f ant fctate officers -R8" .n qnitjy throughout this section, M "l' 1V L T "e xemp- Th iniliMf nno km 41in 1,.-t..l. n I v-iuuc uckc(. wiii oe eiectea in the 4th coLcression.il uNs rict by IS!' I - -r - . . o y I joruy ever given jy j the party. In this c U8eo?5f ' u,e "eoo atic ticket received over 90 per cent, of the vf Ca8t The State Senators and member. t.A 1 1 .... 1 ui iiiu iyni uuuso wjcre eiecieu without opposition. Three Car. Loads. News and Observer. ! Messrs. F. Se ll. Fries; of Salem, N. C, who propose to make an exhibition of r orsyth county, iu the way of relics, cu riosities, minerals, manufactured gK)ds and machinery, have succeeded in cettinc t.ll. ..H 1 . 1 i .. o ivctuci u iuy3 aiiti viirieu collection. They have in tlieir collection ma ny reljcsaud curiosities whjch will inter- efce. as rorsyth county is, anioug othr things, noted for its mineral wealth, Messrs. Fries' collection of mineral speci mens, relics aud curiiisjtjca will no doubt be peculiarly, iuterestiu to alj. Thev will make an exhibit 7f goods, whichwill be a full line of -their celebrated woollen goods j they will also uwuit various machiuery, agricultural lm,.,,rnieuts' &c- They inform Secretary " mij nui uuug auoui iiiree car loads aud require sixty feet space at least, i.i which to show their collection. T!M8 wi" he Uie largest single exhibit that I has ever been made in this State: and wil1 l,,ace Fory tb largely in the lead of any otuer county. . This r. fleets great .credit ou Messis. F. & IL Flies a.4 eiier ?getic. public s iritvd, live business men, a thing. get a very small office at the bauds of tlte adininistration has broken out m op- the Democrats of Cabarrus f Why didu't rebellion in Kigs county. the Brown of he take proffered bribes aud shekels for Young RetHibhcan Club a very stroug 1 IL'UUIUIUIUUO '41 Lllltl MLLcllI II LI II 2c LJ I O O M his theme: Judas Iscariot and jjeneaict w,rt,,,',4,w,t.""0 V v ,r V a u ft.J,ia : tt,i..-i.:0 I L'cr. mid to-niiiht Henry Ward Beecher 1 inc-was seen-cashing his teeth, Others d.:feated,aranqe nireyenge met and kiss- begin to sUind. 8bakiuir their heads two were heard to ' lay mi' nlt !'aua lo,."Cct .,ts c"ing at Joe Brown iui remark. 44this ain't the place lam looking lf vot to Vn a 111 ,,,s l,ile wr,tlMS such absurdity for." -Immediately after the aforesaid took avarice aim revenge, ami ine iea vouiu4ij, ...... -.. -....I ilcin p;in'r. Itlnul inn hv tinftiixr n it muul .f .... n.;i. w ii I "is seat uie -ureas uiiu ouij unuiaii " i - - o uch as any county or State may well belnS: i i ' - ! founty oiuiu"--;- This1 Wj met nr regular session . i. sriinntli fit LU61F Monday, anu uew -r-. It was ordered that Mrs. Phcebe noff- ner be allowed $6 to aid her and her wo- theriuthrenxoraltinstop; Allison .... tttxz fnrftineases in burying nor gro mail killed near Rowan Mills j Eliza beth Gardner, $(J,i for isuppor of insane sister j Keziab Cowan $4, and Michael A. Ail tlAit f ll Till Ordered that TJ 1'. nomas. u iiuner for two! years. j . m ' nnilsIltMl Reiriatrar : " - ' r "1 "T the China Grove Township, and upon the MC;Tn;itinn nt A. iiarpiijr u icswuo. Soi;j,.irr townshin. J. i P. Gowan, Esq., fta nnm,5llted itJ his sead. 1 -r - - , , . w c i, -j t En niss be paui a a owiumi, cojt billed l ou the bridge across t, Clwt o0 ,hooW Mock8ilIe road. The Couuty Snp't if Public School, made his report and filed accquut of $2, whjcu were approved- , ,r Rrftn iJ- nf tlio noor. re- .n. - ji, t ported paupe " -- The following are School Committee- ,uen aiointed in: place of those who re- Bined or were uiuble t6 serve W A Karriker aud Win. Weaut, Dist S D Morrison in place of J E Jemison, Dist. No. 2, Atwell township. H C Corriher iui place of Wm. Upright, Dis't No. 5, Atwell. H B Bailey iirpiace of Qeorge L.iuk, in .. . rv Vt nil.? uis i t No. 2, Uuity F . ' it- . J A Brown apd idmoua respermau, T . . , Jacob W Misenlieimer in place of P A Sloop, Dis't No. Litaker." The Board approved a number of coun ty claims, and then adjourned. Beecher Repudiates Folder. Brooklyn, N. y,, Oct. 1. The dissat isfaction felt in republican ranks as to the nomination of Judge Folger by means of ot uc"""' " . , V ... . ' - nmiiiittiiti rua irivB fr rnu n-irii' iriim the pulpit and advised ins nearer to re- tse to sustaiu me nominauou. e saiu: V lieu 111 1SL w lis ; ci uciuru, ueiuu uiiu l naie were menu, so wnen orueii as . j. .. ...I It II to Folger, You are a mere catspaw, used to pt the face of nspectability on an act that is lufernal." We will not consent to f - i mif IIinT in InAnl nun StTif nmttpi'd . ... . . r.'" u.v the general government, uur it, one uuiry the other separat nesa. The uu"jt1"0 " " oir"",,i,,iw element for which the South strove, withiu certain iimiM, was sound- the clement of the1 suj rviinacy of local ro vein meut in local affairs. This ele ment is precious iui our Mght and should be maintained ; this principalis dear to every -northern man. When the citizens of New York attempt to select a chief magistrate of the State it-is not for the President of the Uuited States to take one of his personal body-guards and scud him here for us; it is not for liim to say to the custom-house, with all its vast pat ronage, supnort. this man c it is not for him to have around him counselors who ought to be in prison. It is a shame there should be on the police board -of New 101k city notorious scoundrels nation make such men his bosom counsel- ors and permit them to visit at his house. oit.iii t Hni'i'o l,,v nuuuuu iceiiiig oi .. tlw, ..C .1... C..i : r . T?Z 1 Vr.;.ul a n "n N111111111 iiiii. ;l iiiiii iii 11m i'ii:ni iii;iiikiiiii hi tllH St;lt fTPIltivn fllllllllittt'O wllfllll I will lint. ilcsmi-iliM fTffiit lv- unciiin I10 io tell us in effect we have done our work, what will von dn silinut. if f Tim nnnn-nr on thousands of ballots. Thev-will m down like an avalanche. Young men, I call unon vou to rebuku Hh Upi.iil.lipnn rifll'tv w luiixr trim! tn vmn ciil rua t rality, to public purity, and rebuke those 111 nigu piaces wup nave insulted you, injured the commonwealth, and gone far towards carryiug the Republican party over the Niagara of corruption. Republican aspiration for Seutorial hon- ors are not limited to Boss Mott. The rerenuers of Guilford conuty, in con ven lou ,ast Saturday, put in a very decided resolution for I. J. Young, of Raleigh. So 11 ... .. n wouiu seem tuat mere is 1 a division in ",e !''"' aIa0 Let every voter see that his name " registered before elpctjan day: - - ' j -Wiliniugton Star : One thousand bales of cottou changed'hauds in; this market yRSterday on a basis of 10 cents per pouna ior muiuimg. , i BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS 'made to orden Al "worv; tint Class-vefKnYeara Ex- tn irm;r.-.in aictui ii iu imsi gTaae, and Wort done In ibe latest styles. j - ; ' worK Keadymajae wor l always ba hand- Raairino- JS -iZ iAall nrompt- T,ihinr- man 10 vope lor. i wouiu nave u say 1882i-yf- SOtUBLE MCIFICGUpO. Ianufactireil by the Pacific Guano Co. Capital $1,000,000, The largest Giano Co., in theU. S. The oldest and most reliable brand The) most popular Fertilizer, its On average soils no Fertilizer produces bettor; results. ft is in fine drUlipgconditipn and prepared for immediate use, The same plars ppntinue to use it year after year. . :. ; For 50:2m. I have on hand the 44 SEA FOWL GU ANO," 44 Bradley's Super Phosphate," and the " Equitable." which I will sell for ITTI A. . j . n n I nllnn UUI I am also prepared to furnish cotton gi oners with Bagging, Ties and Twine, at very low as I buy more COTTON than any one man here, it may be a double benefit to make your purchases or engagements of me early. Prices are as low as anyone here will sell. Will not be undersold. WORK YOUR HEADS," and see that this is to tour interest. J. D. GASKILLi Oct. 5th. '83. '- lm HAVING PURCHASED THE OF WM. SMITHDEAL, AS WELL AS THE ISTEREST OP R. E Crawford, of the firm of 11 H. CRAWFORD g CO,, : i . i We are now prepared to supply our customers with all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, In addition to the Best Selected Stock of A R D W A R E in the STATE. II We also handle Riflq and Blasting Powder FUSE J and a full line of Mining Supplies. We will Duplicate Any Prices in the State. CALL AND SEE US. 1 W.S. BLACKMER, SAVi'L TAYLOK, !i 50;ly . ; Oct. 5, 1832. ELECTION! j Tuesday, November 7th, 1882. 4- . ! Ifoticp 13 hereby given that an election will be held at the several election precincjts in Rowan county, pn Tueslay, the 7th dsy oJNovember, A. D. J882, for the following qimed officers ; i 1 T.V. . . r i. t . ; - r . n . if. -if i uuu ABui:iiu ijusucu ui ine su preme Court: Six Judcresof the SuDeribr Clmrt, and a Solicitor fpr the Sixth Ju dicial fiisfrict. !2. For 4 Represextative in tbe Congress of, the United States for the State at large. 13. For a Representative in' tbe Cougress of the United States' for the Seventh Con gressional District. 4. For Senator of tJie 3Qth District and one member of the House of Representatives. 5. For Sheriff, Clerk of Superfqr. Court, Register of Oepds, Surveyor, Treasurer and v;oroner. . 6. For Townshin Constable. EF"The polls will be opened frotn seven o'clock in tlie morninjr until snn-tk! aid no longer. ' j r" W"The Judges pf Election must not count out the baljpts until after the polls are rmseu. ; IdiNo person shall le allqwed to vote unless he is reuistered : and no elector shall be allowed to register or yote unless he shall have resided ip the State twelve months, and jri tlie cpqnty kisett dats. nexi preceumg yie election. C. C KRIDER? Sheriff of Rowan County. Salisbury, N. C, Qct. 4, 1832. 5l:lm ! B BLACKMEB&TATLOR WHEAT. r- i . m-s iiiivi v v k KiiiiKi :-:.rii sold, . sales being tlje largest. Sale By J. ALLEN BROWN. NOTICE! i ne nun ot u. is. urawford & Jo. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. I return my sincere thanks to a generous public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me during the last 17 years, and re spectfully ask all persons indebted to the firm to call at once and make. settlement. -The business will be continued by my former partners, Samuel Taylor and W. S. Blackmer, and I sak for them the same lib eral patronage bestowed upon the old firm t-VT I offer ray splendid Brick Store, Dwelling House and Four building lots for sale, privately. R. R. CRAWFORD. Sept. 25, 1882. -50:tf SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! Pursuant to a decree of the Superior Court of Rowan ICounty, I will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in the town ot Salisbury, on Monday, the 30th day of October, 1882, the following valuable real estate, situated in the town of Salisbury : One vacant lot1 on! Main Street, adjoining the National Hotel and the lots of J. L. and J. A. Hedrick, fronting 25 feet on Main st., and running back 200 feet. This lot is in the very heart of the business centre of the town. Also, one, lot of land running 310 feet on Lee itreet, 200 feet od Council street, and fronting 310 feet on tl Western N. C Railroad, immedhitcl v fronting the Railroad ticket office, &c. This is valuable property tor hotel or manufacturing purposes. Terms: Qne-thinl of the purchase inoncy to be paiau cash; one-third in six months. remainder m twelve months. Title retain ed until purchase1 money is all paid. The undersigned will be "lad to show the property upon application. MOSES L. HOLMES, Com'r. Salisbury, N. C. Sent. 20, 1882. 50:5t SULPIIURETED COLD ORES. WEWILLBUV ANY QUANTITY OF SULPHURET ORES FOR O.VsII AT FIXED SCHEDULE PRICES. Assays Average Samples. Price List on app'li cation. Correspondence solicited. S0TTTHER1T ORE CO., O. Box No. 332, Wilmington, 49:4t. North Carolina. FOR Till WHEAT CROP, ALLISON & ADDISON'S STAR BRAND" COMPLETE MANURE! Combines Uie activity of Peruvian Cuan- no with the strong and lastiny effects of An imal Bones. It is prepared under our personal super vision, ana is maae ot the Best materials contains no shoddy or other inferior am- moniates. r . It is Fine, Dry and in Excel lent Condition for Drilling. Tltis Fertilizer 1 has been in use twelve years, aud has gained a renntatioh for ex cellence second to none. UTSTAXbAlil) GUAR ANTED. IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED ! Allison & Addison, Manufacturers, Richmond, Va. FOH SALE BY J. ALLEH BROWN, Salisbury, N. p., R. M. RosEBOKe, Third Creek Sta tion, N. C, and by Agents nt all impor tant points throughout the wheat grow ing section of North Carolina. 45:l0t pd : i VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE! I will sell upon the premises, at public auc tion, on the 10th day of October, 1882, that valuable tract of laud heretofore known as the John McConnaughy Place, Nine miles west of Salisbury on the Lincoln ton road, in sight of the Thyatira church, IS miles north of Concord and within 7 miles of the West N. C. Railroad and the same dis tance from the Richmond and Danville Rail road. .This tract contains 340 acres; 85 acres of which is first rate bottom in cultivation. There is on the place a good dwelling houee. barn nd ll other necessary out-building?, is in a good neijhborhood,convenient to church es, mills, &c. It is divided into four parts as follows: The Home place, containing 137 j -acre, 38 pf which is bottom. Lot No. 2 contains 92 acres, 33 of which is bottom. -f No. 3 contains 60 acres, 15 of which is bot torn; All these lots hayp houses and wells of goou water on ineru. . No. 4 contains 50 acres. Persons wigjiipg to examine tJie. property will call on me an the premises. TERMS: One-third cash down, one-third in 12 months and the remaining one ll.ird in 18 monthd, with interest at the rate of 8 per . LI. ,IL- J. G, McdONNAUGH Y, Au. 25,1882.. 1 Mill Bridge, N. C. 46:6t : irCa V VllJiUI .11 . V JLT V Ai V y v w 7 FfrI I I?? .. ; j : -.. -: r . if I VIT vf UrimontfnllTT wonitfiot thnt irnn lsf I I - TOT7 A T $3-WE HAyE DETERMINED TO j GREATLY REDUCE OUR STOCK OF GOODS! v ' Anfl will from Ms flay offer Especial Inincementt : 3A splendid line of Lawns reduced from jagfA. tine assortment oi law.ns in gooa pmierus uuu insi coiors bi o cents. 83TLadies' Trimmed Hats from 50 cts. to $2.50. "Gents Straw Hats (for which we have had a good trade) will now be, sold at cost jagOur entire stock ot Clothing is onerea "A good stock of Shoes at 10 per cent, less man we nave ever sold tncm. HPIt will PAY YOU to see these Goods. Call and inspect them carefully, FiT'Our stock of White Goods, Laces, Notions, Dry Goods, Tahcv Groceries, Ac! i as good as you will find anywhere. tSfWe will buy all kinds of Dried Fruit and Blackberries, at Market prices. LJunc "J KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN, LEADING DEALERS IN I)RY GOODS AND GROCERIES I Sew Stock of Crloihing AND Large Stock of Ladies' Cloaks and Shawls, Ladies' Hats and Trimmings. Men's Hats and Caps. Full Stock of Glass and Table Ware. New supply of 5 Cents-. Tin Ware. Agents for Coat's Spol Cotton. BEST SHOES AND BOOTS TO BE HADXN ANY MARKET. -7 BEST FLOUR, MEATS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SYRUPS, POTATOES, CHEESE AND CRACKERS IN TOWN. Pull Assortment of Family Medicines. Buy and Sell all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Come, Look and Buy at th8 One-Price Store to All! The people, our patrons Their interests, Our study ; Their success, our reward. Fair Dealing- Our maxjm. OctoLer 5th, 1882. ' A SUCCESS IXVENl liD A.U T.J. MERONEY, THIS MACHINE is a plain wooden GOOD WASHING with perforated pipes in the bottom for the admission of steam, with corrugated Roler, j made of same metal, and ot sufficient weiirht. This Roller cathers tlte air while pass ing back and forth over the clothes, forcing air and water through the fabric. At kiiho time the steam is thrown up through the perforated pipes underneath from the bottom i of the tank. There are wooden strips between the pipes so as to protect them and form a smooth bottom in the tank. The process is simple : anv one can operate the machine.: First. soan the clothes anil distribute them evenly about four or 'five ter to cover them turn on steaih, and move is colored. Turn the valve and let the water three or four times, and vou find the clothes est injury, for there is no rubbing process employed, iheiioller having rounded edges sa ; as to prevent any wear or cutting. A lace handkerchief can be washed as well as a bed t quilt. 2f This Machine is in operation at Meroney & Bros. Machine Shop, where they will be manufactured at as small a cost as operation can use one of my machines at person can do the work of ten wash-women f3FTt is a splendid thing for boiling grain and vegetables for stock, EST'It is also a good wool-washer. . " lp'Stuto and County rights for sale by the Inventor. " 19:tt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. A meetiug of the Stockholders of the Western Nin th Carolina Rail Road Com pany is called to meet in Salisbury N. C. on Thursday, November 9th, 1882. Uy order of the Hoard of Directors. GEO. P. ERWIN. Oct. 5th 1883. Sec. & Treas. 51:4t. TH. The Representative Industrial Paper of x-Horui Carolina is a column Illustrated weekly. Every Mine Owner, Farmer, Man ufacturer, Merchant and Industrial man in the South should have it. Pays especial attention to North Carolina's Mineral Re sources and does full justice to every de partment of our State's handicraft. Price $1.50 per year, POSITIVELY IN ADVANCE. ADDRESS at once, EDWARD A. OLDHAM, ,., . Editor and Propretor. Wilmington, N. C. Head This! FINE BUGGIES! 0 A Car-load of Buggies, Phcetons and Spring-Waggons just received and fqr sale BY JOIIi A. BOYDEJVt 1 at prices so far below any heretofore made in this market as to cause one to take a short breath when he hears them. B,uggy buy ers, I mean what I say ! Come and see if I don't ? Open Buggies, $39 and up. Top Bug gies, $55 and up. Everybody can afford To bu,ya'bugy now. M ' . . y A JOHN A. BOYDEN, ! 1 rr. BJdcu House, Salisbury, N. C. THE NEW SOU 14 and 15 cents to 12$ certs. ai a smau auvance on costt a J JUiHts, JICUUBBINS & CO. AT LAST, I'ATMN I'KIKUY SALISBURY, N. C. tank lined with Conner or calvanized irbn, inches thick in the tank. Turn on enough wa the Roller back and forth until the water pass off. Add fresh water, and repeat this ; arc thoroughly washed without the slight possible. Any one having a steam boiler in small cost and with satisfactory results. Oiiq i m one day and do the work better. Norlh Carolina, Kowan County. Before the Boards of Commissioners and Jus tices of said County. Mokday, Sept. 4 th, 1882 Ordered by said Board, That a new Town ship by created by tlie name of "Ciiix v GnovE," with metes and boundaries as fol lows : Beginning at a point on the North Caro lina RaiUoad, at C. H. Bruner's, and runs thence to and including the residence ot George Plott, thence to and including the residence of John D. Kluttz, thence toamf including tbe lands of II V Ketchic, A 0 Cress twd Eli Hornbarrier.striking the Gold Hill road at the Iiead. of Buffalo Creek, thence down-said ci ecjc to the New Concord road, including the Rendleman place, the-nce with said road to the Cabarrus County line, so as to include the lands of the RevJMr. Gladsden, thence west with the Cabarrus county line4o Irish Buffalo Creeks thence up said creek to the Tuckaseege Ford Roadj thence northward so as to include the lands and residences of F L Penny, 0 Sloop, JM Baker, j B Deaton, E II Black welder, Calvin Blackwelder, John Mcnius, Jere Cress and Valentine Propst, thence in cluding the lands and .residence of C.R Bruner to the beginning ; Being portions of three townships, to wit; Atwell, Locke and Li taker. Also, ordered by the Board of Commis- I sioners of said county, that the voting pre o-: " ! . i cinct ot said new township be estaunsutu at China Grove. Also ordered, that there shall le an en tirely new registration of the voters of said new township. Also ordered, that John C. Corriher he appointed the Registrar of votersfor said townshipfar the next general election, which will Le held on Thursday, the 7th day of November, 1882. All qualified vo ters are hereby notified to register their names with said Registrar, at China Oruve, on and aaer the Ctb day of October next. No person will be entitled to vote unless registered, and no registration will be al lowed on the day of election. By order of the Board of County Com missioner. HORATIO . WOODSON, CI rk, 40:4t - "V 1 t -HI-