4
4.-.
i . . . . ' !. " . i -t .... ; , ' ! - - " ..- .Jill-
'1
HT." YEBHOH LIVERY STABLES
. !
1
i SHAVER' & A RET
Frcacik their compliments to the public
aad r&peetfully solicit atrial oi their jus-tbliicnt.-It
js complete in all the re
quirements of firet claas business.
Hprses, Buggies, Carriages,
JPhaetons. Wagons. &c
.I f - -J '.' " :sm
JID ABJC COsriDKAT or unwui
SATISFACTION.
- i n - .n i ff? T!T '
Snbclal provision and favorable rates ior
Boarding and keeping horses.
Drivers will find good Stalls and Sheds
at our place. , j . 1
&&ctal accommodations for the benefit
oi Commercial Tavclcrs,
I i Lee Strict, Salisbury, N. C.
Son Mm PRIZE TUEHIP SEED.
? b beat Market variety in the World.
."ui of excellence :
t ala io equal for root or Salad.
II piodnces Salad two weeks earlier than J
Administrator's Notice !
ITvinf Qualified n Administrator of the
cstatte of Reliecca Cowan, deceased, I here
by ve notice, to all persons having claims
aminst the deceased to exhibit the same to
nTe on or before the 25th day of Nevember,
1883. and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
j V W. L. STEELE. Adm'r
. j of Rebecca Cowan.
Npv. 20th, 1882. C:6w j -
r ' . .
IIlHtor' of Kowan County
T KXT 3. VCXTV '
fine lot of geto fiuititiut
..r tliia ntfrcftinff book way be
a-aanara 7 ru w
had of T. F. Kixrrz, Theo. Buekbaih
or at the Watchman Office.
WANTED.
Sets, at j-
enniss'J DnE Stini
SCHOOL BOOKS at
COST, at 1 vt
enniss' Mi Store.
, j'
una.
aily other k
Insects1 do not injure this as they do other
more Salad than any other
varieties.
It produces
;' ! ijurnip.
m
JX H tile best Turnip for Wintcr.usc.in
arket j , -
only at
the
1 Far sale
II. ENNISS' Drug Store.
Also Other Varieties fit
nir SEED at
h. ? rn
ne
' . I t ' -' -
: ! 1 t -
OF HOUSES and LOTS IN
SALISBURY. -
in Monday the 4th day of December,
t. at the Court Houses in Salisbury. I
will sell fire Houses and Lota in the East
Ward of Salisbury, near the Salisbury Cem
etery, liejonging to the.', estate of Otho
Swank dee'd. - I
TEEMS OI1 SALE. -
Jhe purchasers will be required to pay
third of the purchase boney down and
will be granted a credit of three and six
mnfrths for the other two-thirds with inter
estlat eight per cent. Titles reserved until
ailiine purcii!ie uiuucjr o I'uiu. .us'
J. S. JWcUUliuiiNS, uom. oi uourxi
2:7t.
COMING IN EVERY DAY AT
NE W FURNITURE STORE.
COME TO THE NEW STORE
Ana get eTBrytninjE yon rat in ub mmm ime
i ALL MY GOODS
in neraon at the Manufactories, and bonght .for cash at the lowest
"V :1a Yta f the Litest atvles and best quality, and will be sold as
prices, auu In the country. Come and get
k Nice CottsffB CWer set for only - -S25.00
Fire sets for $30, $35, ani $40
Fine Walnut sets, MarMe Tops, only "-.---455
Hanlsome Mor iets ftr - .-----.-$40 $50 anfl $75
1 Cieap Beds at 83.50
Sneciat' terms made with country merchants whn want cheap Beds in one dozen ami
half dozen lots. will also have on hand a full line or iajL&S, CAbK&IS and
Undertakers' goods all at the lowest prices at
R. M. DAVIS 'Hew Store.-.
Warm HI Ilk a Health Restorer.
40:3m
Was in STorth. Oasrolma !
FIVE THOUSAND CUST0M1RS VAHTED TO JGIH THE AF AY!
Professinal Gards.
Jit stands at the head.
I THE LIDHT-RUNN IHQ
That it is the acknowledged leader in
the Trade i a fact that cannot be disputed
OMESTIC
many imitate it,
NONE EQUAL IT!
TIm Largest Armed,
The Lightest Kunning,
i TheMoKt Beautiful WooIwork.
AND IS WARRANTED
: To be made of the beat material.
To ld any and all kind of work.
To be coinplele.in every respect.
ror sle hr
BERNHARDT BROS..
Salishurr, N. C
Agent wanted in uuoccupied territory.
t Adurew, '
r ! DomctUe Sewing Machine Co.
lily ! i Richmond, Va,
TUTT18 :-:
gKRE6T0'RANT
It esmpoaed ot iLcrtwl mmI MucUugiuoua prod
VU, iucii per iticale thm uUttkc of tbe
J.wugs, expoctoratca Ut acrid mailer
tUtouUecuiu tb iiruoebial Tubes, mini juim. a
notlxltiir eoatinc. which nlteves LK lr
MUUIOtt Uut esthxr lb eovgb. 1ft clJc
tha luHuf all tinpriua, aU-cnctlicaa
tUia vUeu ettfobld by ttUaac,iutitoi
atea Ut circulaUoa of tUa bluml, ami trcttha
aernMi.svtein. j Slight oW ofw cad 4u
I beta. Apwltli tcMterf pruatpUy A
ieto(tvUf y-ir wirronii tha avrtka that
aortuedy mi ertr mnw fonna tkti h at
prompt iil e3ecUuT
A slnsla dose raias
' iufl immalion. and ita na
thtinHt eomrh. j A pleasant cmrdlal, cUil
renr takt tt :r.ly. Fur. Crttt U I
tu-raittahle nn- slioulj ba in rnnry family.
In Q. nrl fit TUtf.
ITUTTPS
W. SMITHDEAL IS NOW BATTLING
with all the surrounding 'Town's and Cities in. North Carolina against hih prices on
Ennnes, Boilers and Mining Machinery. Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Threshing Mac hines.
ITnrae Powers. Wheat Drills. Buxuies, Phsetohs, Cirria;es. Sprint; Wa;onR. Double ajl
lisbury, W. . - Single Harness, Atlas and Giant Powder, Blasting Caps, Double Topped Fuse, Electric
Council Street, oi poeite the j rn-gtinw Machines, Blasting and Uiflc Powder. I will sell vehicles for cash, until manu-
I . . . ... j r t . ,.t 11.
oi.uiu i nriora Riivancp. at tiie 10 ow mr low prices, m ii : viien uucirir wiiii Har
ness complete from $50 to $140. Top Buggies with Harness complete from $65 to $200.
J. 3f.MeCORKI.lE. ilH0. F. K1.UTTZ.
McCOHKLB & KBTJTTZ,
ATTORKEYS AKD (fOUKtEl C
-Salisbury, N. C,
flS?Qffice on
Cod i t House.
Blacker ani Hentaoi,
attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N. C
anoay2i! I F79 tt.
I keen in stock vehicles manu tact urea uy me lonowing wen Known arms: i;oiumius
i!v Co.Columbus, Ohio Whitney Wagon Co., Syracus, J. 1. ; Emerson F.iher Co.,
, Ohio; Sechler & Jo., Cincinnati, uum; i.iavis, uouui cc to., uincinnati,uiuo.
Bi
l Cincinnati
MACHINEEY MANTJTACTUEED BT
I Beckett McTJoweL, New York. Uli.b & sterrett .Mauufnctuiirg Co, Tilusvllle, ra.
t jmM ijffei a Co- 8nrtneflc)d. Ohio. Skinner & Wood, Eri Pa.
Gelser Manufacturlug: Co,. Waynesboro, Pa.. Btcktord iioltinan, Macoone, N. Y.
r
L. II. CLaJMKKT. f
KGRKCRAIGE,
CRAIGE & CLEF.1ENT,
tt0rttruj5 at g?aa
SALISBURY. H. C.
Fkb.S,
1SS1.
ReDaano Chemical Co., Pblladelpbta. Fa. Atlantic -tm Towder Co., N. T.
ll..BAiwt flif d A fnin n.i n w X. aar
ililMlUlUlfUCil VUUlfdHJ n tuia,
-OFFICE UNDER ME HONEY'S OPEUA HALL.
WAUE ROOMS USDKR MKKONEY'b OPEKA IlAIX AND BOYDEN HOUSE 8TORE, WAIN BT.,
SALISBURY, N. C.
W. SMITHDSAL.
A SUCCESS AT JLASTJ
Scientific Ameiican. ; . ( j
Considerable has'lieen latel saM
n medical journals concerning i the
value of warm milk as a remedial
agent in certain diseases. The Chris
tian Work, referring to an interesting
article on tbis subject which lately
appeared in the London Milk Jour
nal states, on the authority of Dr.
Benjamin Clarke, that in the East
Iudies warm milk is used to a great
extent as a specific for diarrohcKi. A
'pint every four hours will check the
moat violent diarrhce i, stomachache,
incipient cholera, and tlyaenterv. The
'milk should never be boiled, but on
ly heated sufficiently to be agreeably
warm, not too hot to drink. ' Milk
which has been boiled is unfit for
use. This writer gives several in
stances in arresting thedis ase, among
which is thebllowing :
The writer says: "It has never
failed iu curing in six or twelve
hours, and I have tried it, 'I should
think, fifty times. 1 have also given
it to a dying man who had been sub
ject to dysintery eight months latterly
accompanied by one continued diar
rhoea, and it acted on luui like a
charm. In two. days his diarrohoea
was gone; in three weeks h became
a hale, hearty man : and now tiothimr
that may hereafter occur will shake
his faith in hot milk. A writer has
also communicnted to the Medical
Times and Gazette a statement of the
value of milk in twenty six cifesof ty
phoid fever, in evcrv nie of4vhich its
great value was apparent. It checks
diarrhoea, and nourishes and cools the
body. People suffering from diseases
need food quite as much u those in
health, and much more so in cxrtain
diseases where there is a rapid waste
of system, frequently allk ordinary
iood, in certain diseases, is, rejected
by the stomach, and even loathed by
the patient : but nature, ever bene
Hcient. has furnished food that in all
diseases is beneficial in some direct
ly curative. Such food is milk." The
writer in the journal last quoted. Dr.
Alexander Yale, after giving particu
lar observation upon the ixtint above
mentioned, its action in checking
diarrhoea, its nourishing properties
ami its action in soothing khe body.
. af '
ays: 'Ve believe that milk nour
ishes in fever, promotes sleep, wards
on delirium, soothes the intestines,
and, in fine, is the sine qua non in
typhoid fever. ;
Ave have lately tested the value o
milk in scarlet fever, and learn that
it is now recommended by the inedi
cnl faculty in all cases of this often
very distressing children s disease
Give all the milk the patient wil
take, even during the period of great
est fever. It keeps up the t-treugth o
the patient, acts well upon the stom
ach, and is iu this way a blcsset
thing in sickness.
1,370 feet Deep
Zp. Vjlncf.
w. ii. riiLiY
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, I
j CHARLOTTE, V. C
fl'ractice in Supreme Court of the United
Siiten, Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1
r ederal C onrlf, and Count ten of Mecklenburg,
Cbarrii", Union, Gaston, Rowan and David
oh. C.O(Bce, two doors east of Indepen
dence Square. j 83:tF
pi
HIUITTS
A GOO
D-WAS
DISPENSARY.
IiUUlil112l7tl3y.SUiStTWi,ffr.UmiD.
fPHB Pbyafciaa ia charge ofibU aid aad well kaawa
iJ. inslUoiioo ara regular gradual in aaadiciaa ud
targvTT. Taara ot Cxpaiienoe In tha treatment al
ChraiM Diaeaaaa hava inada their skUl aad ability
eo much enperior to that of tha ordinary practitioner,
that they have acquired a natieaal repataitoa through
teir inraimee m rmnrtinsnea am.
NDISCRETlONorEXPOSUR
fF Prodao.
S3 lag af.
iTwithaao.
XMIU OI 4I UlOuJ. MUM Ot tauiMclk llWWU
a. wrt koul n.ins Merear a Fotsonnna lledieisaa.
YOUNG MENUMltboM0CB1il vhaaM
rrr T T" uflVrias from tbe atfeeai af a
ttimn that Uttuw tie riciim lot baaiaeaa a meiilm.
bennanentlT eared, et mnderat aspaaea. -
PATIENTS TREATED y Maa tad Bipwi
1 'I Ml fl T"T"TWr ) "fyTl bel fcee aeanMe
- tnami CwaMUUitaai.Brct.ira4, which h TREE aad MHtte a.
am4 Umwm i
Mat ttmm tkmm i4
rooiivittiiiratleaiit alrictlv rmm Hi1iaii.il ai
O OU. BCTT8, IS Kaeak U)H Laaila, Ma.
reaaeaMeead tbile
aalaia. Ilk aata traavj
teaual, aad (keaM ke MMrHtM
rBaaanBaasaanQBfaa
1ACT PIRavTvT ON THS LIV6R
I Caret . lttl.a nuil lover, lyapepaia,
, iek lleawlache. It 11 Ions Colle,Ca)MsUpn
; I Uom. UAbMitmtUm, PUet, lalpltaleia ot
i tHIItajrt, lUxlata. Torpid Llrcr.and
J remala XrraulaLriUas. If yon do not "feel
rery w.ll,-a.inuljpinatbKl.tinM. timu!atelh9
J rtorach,owtrtappetit,iToparUTinrtb
I xrm. FHra.e. 35 Mnrray Kt .N.T.
TrwatTt ty TaTTS MA It UAL fgEE.13
1
U
jST O TJC C E !
JOHN F. EAGLE.
FASHIONABLE -
BOOT
AlfO :
SHOE
Iaviteti jour attention to hia shop, opposite
.MBvur a cilice, lvepairm nenuj ana prompt'
It done. All grades or lrcod made to order'
JtJet. lt, 81:tr.
'INVENTED AND PATENTED BY
T.J. MERONEY, SALISBURY, N. Ci.
.- . i
THIS MA CHINK IS A T.Ia.11 WnnPn tlinlr 1im.il v.i t U .Annan AlvaMir1 irnn
with perforated pipes in the bottom for the admission ot steam, with corrugated Roler,
... ui v us-aai. iiu in r u 1111:11-11 1 urn'iii 1 11 iu kii inr rrni 1 01-a 1 nn air u- , 1 a nu w.
ing lack and forth over the clothes, forcing air and water' through the fabric. At sanu
...c ..eaui is mrown up inrougii the perlorated pipes underneath from the bottom
of the tank. There are wooden strips between the pipes so as to protect them and form
a amnotii bottom in the tank. I
.. '"u proc?ss 18 "mpio: any one can operate tho machine Firt, soap tha clothes and
uisuiuuie tnein evenir about tour or fire inch pa tliiik in tliA t.nW T.. Bn.,i,
. ' ""cr uicm turn on steam, and move the Holler back and forth until the water
is colored. Turn the valve and let the water puss off. Add fresh water, and repeat this
inrc or four tunas, and you find the clothes are thrnmrht bi,h -i-.i.rmt ti.- ni,t.
at injurj, for thera is no rubbing process employed, the Holler having rounded edjaa so
. " J wcnr r cuiuug. a lace nantikorcbier can be wUed as wall as a bed
quiii. HF-lhMi Machine is in operation at Meroney & Bros. Machine Shop, where thev
W III IWI li. mm h .. a. 1 . a - "
-... ......uinciureti at as small a cost as xwsil)le. Any one haviua; a steam boiler in
VV u? JUC "l n,y maenmes at small cost and with sat sfactorr resu ts
ienon can tl the work of ten wash women in one day and do tha work" better.
Eflt is a splendid thing for boiling grain and vegetables for stock.
l2FIt ia also a good wool-wnsher.
Instate and County rights for sale by the Inventor.
The deepot minenil iiiinen Am
is the Pottsville. in Pennslyva
" ; Shall We Mce Anln.
The following h one of tho most
irilliant pargrajihs ever written by
he lamented Geo. D. Prentice:
" 1 he fiat of death is inexorable.
No apiieal of relief from the ffreat Inw
which dooms us to death. We flour
ish and fade as the leaves of the for
est, and the flowers that bloom, with
er and fade in a day, having no frail
er hold on life than the mhrhtipt
monarch that ever shook - the earth
witlr his footsteps. Generation ' nf
- -
men will appear and disapi)earas the
grass, and the multitudes that throng
the world to-day disappear as foot
steps son the shore. Men seldom think
of the great eveut of death until the
shadow falls across their own path
way, 'hiding from their eyes the faces
of lolred oue, whose living smiles
were Mie sunlight of their existence.
Deatli is the antagonist of life, and
the tl ought of the tomb' U the skelc-
WiSTERH II. C.jnii. ROAD.
OFFICE GET. PARSESGtR AGENT, 1
Salisbury, N, C., October 12th, 1882.
SCHEDULE.
Pass. Train
No. a
Arrive 5.43 r v
"
44 lt.54
" 11.50 AM
" 19,08 -
s.oa
Leave c oo .
44 6.00 -
STATIONS.
.,..Sall8iu?y....i..
....Statesvllle
....Newton i.,
....Hlclcory
....Morsrantoa..;.
....Marion
BlackMonntalnL.
...AsbeTilie....k.
- ..warm Sprlnrs
.PtjeonRlTe7 ,
Pass. Train
AO. Tl
Leave hoax i
Arrive !
- S.4S
" S.S5 -44
10.43 t
11.49 44 T
1.S3 p x
44 a.w iy
4 .4
and the
arain No. i
C6nnects at Saifet)Hfy witb R. k D n w trnm
PQlDUXort.aiidlioa.h-a.d from fai'fiSS
at Stotesvllle with A. t. & o. Dir. otccTiT
R. Connects at Warm Spring U . TeaV '
Ga. R. R. for Mornstown and polau Southwest.
Train N. 2 H
Connects at Warm Springs with E. T.Va M Ga S.1
from Morrlstown A the South-west. Conneetst
ton of all feasts. We do not want to lit I'
,i i i.i i, .. ... i - . n tt. ior all nolnta
llirmif.li IA.I..1. ....II.... .1.1 I Wits ..j d... - . . . r""!.
""S" "c uuiiw vaiiey. aiiiioinrii i jmoi, ana ior ltaieiirn.
its uark passace may lead to Paradise. Through Tt-
V e Go not want to go -down itlto the at Salisbury, Statesvllle, Ashevllle
lanirt graves even with princes for wannspnnss to an principal etues.
I I I I a. . . 1 - "
oeti-tiiiows. in the beautiful dream
of "Ion," the hope of immortality, so
eloqujntly uttcretl by the death de-
a a -
voteui Ureek, far.ds ileep reponse in
every! tlionir nt iul- soul. When nbont
to yitlld his life a sacrifice to fate, his
Clemknthe asked if they should meet
again to which he resjioiids: "I have
asked that dreadful auestiou of the
hills that look eternal, of the clear
streams that flow forever, of the stars
among whose fields of azure my rais-
ue spirits have walked nr glory.
J.B. Macmnrdo, ;
Aadr. G. F. P. Aft.
North GaroJina Railroad.
CONDEHSED SCHEDUlt.
THA INS X50ING EAST,
Amiiscmcuts Forbidden toli iots,
The decrees of the eccleiastical syn
od, which closed its deliberations in
St. Patrick's Cathedral on NovemWr
9, will be ready for publication about
Deceinler 15. There was at n erroneous
idea chat they were to be sent to Rome
for ratification ; but they are concern
ed with matters of morals, and not of
faithiand do not need Konian affir
mation. Those most interesting to the
public are a decree forbidding priests
to attend dramatic or operatic perfor
mances in theatres, one forbidding
cleriil attendance at race-coii.rses, rnd
one making the wearing of the rahbu,
or Roman collar, obligatory ujhmi
I ni a a
priests, i nere is also a; decree iro-
hibitiii: the ue of flowers at Itinera!
excej tin the cacs of young children,
when they may be appropriately usctl
as ty i IV ing the innocence and purity
of the diad. None of the Slecrccs deal
Date, Apr. au, 1b82 No. 61. So. ti
Daily. Daily.
Leave Charlotte.... 4.00 a.m. I 4.4g ni
- SalUbnrv 5.S3 6'4'
44 Ilijfli Point.. 7 20 J 7.35
Arr. Greensboro.... 8.0U '" tj.OG 44
Leave (i reenslturo . ,9 o0 44
Arr. IIill!Um 1 1 47 44 ...."..
44 Dorliaui W JC 44 '"
44 Haieigh.. i.40p.m. ..zf;;:"
Lv. 44 4 0j -4 r
Arr. (i oldslM.ro 6.30 '
Leave Oreenaboro 5 00 p. m. ,
Arrive at Raleigh 1.51a.m.
Arrive at UoldflMrn 7 20 44
oi Oonitecla at Greenloro with R. &
1. K. H. for all point North, Kat and Weat,
via. D.-mville. At Uoldnboro with -W.4 Wi
11. R. for Wilmington. i;;
No. 53 -Connect al Salisbnrv with W. N.
C, U. Ii. forall point-in Wentero N.Caroliaaf
daily at CJreenilxro with D. R. R. for all!
point North, Eaat and V"t. -
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Date, Feb. 19, 1882.
No. 50.
Daily.
No. 52.
Daily.
LeaveGoldxhuro
Arrive Raleigh
Leave
Arrive Dnrhair
44 HilUboi .
" Greenul ro... 4-8 05
with
New
the umtne nents of
York S in.
the laitv.
ar
Leave 44
Arrive Uijfh Piont
44 Salinlmry....
44 Charlotte....
10.00 a. m
12.20 pu
3.55 44
5.06 4
5.46 4
9.15
9.50
11.12 44
1.10a.m.
0.40 a. to.
10.10 44
11.21 "
1.00 M
The Last Flajr of Truce.
Onf
19:tt
lEDIMEESEEDS
1
EEDS
SEEDS
G
fH
For tho mERCHANTsaosLssTJKMl
For tho MARKET GARDENER
For tho PRIVATE FAMILY
Crown by ourselves S2i!isz4iS
r-IlaaOaom Illastrmted Catolofie aad Kami Redater FREE TO ALL.
"EUCHANTS, SEND US YOUU nUSlXESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST.
DAVED UfjBRETH&SOKS.SEED GSCWESS.I
16:lv t
I will mail (free) the reciue for a Rim til c V vn.
TABLK BALM that Will removeTAW rrvi'm
Piam.g and Blotches, leaving the "kin aofi,
clear and beantiful; aim) instruct ion" for produ
cing a luxuriant growth of l.air cn a l aid head
STi?!?? t Add rew, 1 nco "X 3 c. a ta m p,
BE.N. VAKDELF & Co., 12 Barclay St., N. Y
20: 1 y
Horner School!
Oxford, N. C.
The next aeMion of this ael.ml sii i:n
the aecond Monday in Janoarv.
or circular lvn.f- tern and other partic
nlara, apply to the principal"
J. II. A J. C. HORNER.
lO-.ly
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The .-lrlvertixer having leen permanently core
if tint dread dieae, Coniimpliun, by aaimp'k.
remedr,if anxiotia to make known lo his fellow
"iiftereriithe means of cure. To all who desire
(o, he will end a copy of the prrocription uaetl,
rfree of eharse),wiih the directions for prepar
nug and lining the rime, which they will find a
sAe CI4RK for Coughs, Ci.i3,CoN8D!!iPTioK,
Puma, KROKCHiTia, 4c.
adiartiea wisliinjj the Prescription, will pleaae
"T( uev. k. v. W1LS i, rJ4, Penn!St.
.nii 1 .. .
dlrliainKhurjjh, N. Y
PHILADELPHIA
Bmrk mm rhpAtnu in
mpalalmM fmrmul J"mr
Proatrartio V fatal
5BTTr a T Xsn-otsa .1
Aftr A tbororifl-ll trial of tha
wast xoJMiu, x tae pieaaore
' in atatui? tnat 2 nave been
creaUy benefited by ita
uae. ZLmiaters and Pan-
lie speaker will find it
of t&a rreateat valtia
where a Tonic Is necea
saxy. I reoommend it
aua a reliable remedial
aiarent, possesaing' nn
don)Aed nutritive and.
restorative properties.
! XoawrtZte, yM Oct. 3, 1&2.
ISIPaXS 22 7ZI DR. HATXTXTi HHDICU7II CO
SEY.J.L.TOWlilL,
Induatry.ni,
- . - .1
HARiDWARE
.
20: ly
men
ca is me rottsviiie. in rennsiyvania
Ihe shaa is 1.576 feet deep. From
its bottom, almost a third of a mile
down. 200 cars, holding four tons
each, are lifted every day. They are
run upon a piatform, and the whole
weiirht of 800 tons hoisted at a speed
that makes your head Mvim, the time
occupied in lifting a full car being only
a little more than a mil tite. The hoist
ing and lowering of men iulo the
mines is 'regulated by law. in that
State, and only ten can stand on a
platlorm at once ui diT priwlty of a
heavy fine. However, carelessness
cannot be prevented, and; unaccus
tomed visitors are appalled by it.
"A person of weak nerve," wys a
correspondent, "should not brave the
ordeal by descending the Pottsville
shait. The machinery works as
smoothly as a hotel elevator, but the
speed is so terrific that oie sefjms
falling through the air. The knees
after a few seconds become: weak and
tremulous, the ears ring a the drum
n .i r l i I I...
oi iiiese organs are iorceu gnuaru y
the air pressure, and the Mve& shut
involuntarily as the beams t the
shaft seem to lash upward only a foot
or two away. As one leaves lb light
of the upper day the transition to
dark ties? is fantastic. The light does
not pass into gloom in the same fash
ion as our day emerges into-night, but
there is a kind of pin sphorescent glow
gradually becoming dimmer and dim
nier. Half way down you pass, with
a roar and sudden crash,. 'ascending
car : and at last, after what seems
several rain me?, dui is oniy a irau-
tion of that time, the platform begins
to slow up, halts at a gate, and
through it vou step into a crowd of
creatures with the shape of men,
but with the blackened ; faces, the
glaring eyes, and wild physiognomies
of fiends."
L CW. V. Pake BR.
ate ot Warrentoa, X. C.
W. c. Kabk .
Late of E Jg-ecomba Co
PURIFIES
T Wmmm S 44IeonsMrit
i1aJUJLIa& cabdwelt.
TUlSSxliSlt, D. A. ATWELL.
WE1EIV VOU WAXT
HARD WARE
At Low Figures
Call n the undersianed ai Nn. 9 n
a mm . a a a a x I
213 S.XAI3 EX., 1.1X13.
Ro
1 . ! B A. AT WELT.
Salisbury .NC, Jod 8 tf.
PARKER & CARR,
Cotton Go
Mercian
is
COKXEK r ATKTTE ASP Watkb STRKETS
NORFOLK, VA. i
ltiainc8A ntuj Coriefimudence solicited.
43:4ni:xl;
A.Vaiirrly New aad aou(i.l, rBaetiT I
t krM It far Iha tpaafy aud aarauacut i
r anni3iu n i impotaaoy ar ta ai,
" - f- PT-- - McyJat rflC m, TV.
?!tW rJ ill in amii.w. mm m m
Ummj frnt-M. . -rf wi. Tbt. wmm t nmlmmut km
a
I MV a Mi
I1.H.I i
Jk a Jkol mfcm. w mimm iiii.ii m an
"f f narkhn a.4 nriat tki. r-u wihim anal, la. la. htmrr
E'.""h"',,L,"- N-- I I-' m wmmtmt. Hilkllili .UK
"1 f"'- m .... . i. r, ttmmi t i ,'
Wb.H,,,,!,..,!!,,, m.M.mnkl I , .mi
t M IW t w ,mmmmmt. ..I. nia.1
aw. a-rMwfeMr. Ji
MA"J.8 REMEDY CO. HPB CHTMIST8,
Market, aw4 Mil KtreriM, T. WO. j
i
i 1
The last flag of truce iu the war oft the
reU Uioii Wiia carried by Col. It. M. Sima
from the Confederate Grtiuntl John B.
Gordon U Gen. Sheridan. The cexHation
of hostilities brought about by thU ini
uiitliatclv preceedeu the aurreiuler nt
Appomattox court house. The flag borne
by Col. Situs was simply a while towel,
and after the anrrctidcr it disappeared
entirely, and was for a time forgotten in
the excitement attending the last event
of the great conflict. Within the preseut
year Col. Shirs-wrote an account of the
last truce of the war, which was priuted
iu the Charleston AVirs d Courier, nut!
the publication of his narrative ban
interested many persons iu the search
for the missing flag of truce, which,
it was helierctl, was retained by some
body us a valuable relict of the rcliellion.
Gen. Shendan wa asked for information
concerning the towel, but neither he nor
members of the staff whom ho consulted
remembered anything about it. IIowuv-
No. 18, Daily ex. Sundav-Lv.GoIdb'o 2.60 pm
..... i a .
Ar. Jtaieikft ; V.io iiraj
Lv. ' . 6.00 in!
Ar.Greenaboro 3.1 pwi
No. 50 Connects at Charlotte with A. & C,
Air Line for all jtinta in the toulb and Soutbj
wet, and with C. C. & A. K. If. for all poiaU
m - a I
oouih ana rHuthrat.
No. 52 Connect at Charlotte with A. ACi
Air Line for all point South and Southwest
at Charlotte wilh C. C. & A. It. K. with al
rMints South and SoutbeaM. ! .
H. V.F2. C. RAILROAD.
No. 62 j
Goimo West. No. 50. Daily, i
Daily. ex. Sunday.!
Lv. Greenaboro D25 pm 9 50am ;
Ar. Kerneraville -1041 44 1041 M
44 Salem 1125 44 11S5 i
No. 51.
Going West. Daily. No. 53. f
ex. Hun. Daily.
Leave Salem 5 15 am 6 00pm ;
Ar. Kernemville 550 " '640 44
44 Grenboro 7 00 44 8 00 j
STATE UKIYERSIfY RAILROAD.
NO. 1. :
Got no North. Daily ex. Boa.
Leave Chapel Hill
Arrive Univeriiv..
Goixo South.
10.40 a n
11.40 a m
h No.
TDaily
1
x. So a.
er, the towel has at last beeu found. It
is in possession of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Cus- ArriveUnivemty I 12.10 p :
ter, widow of the late Gen. Custer, who Arrive mapci nui I i.uw
is now iu Europe, to whom it was pic- Pullman Sleeping Cars without Chaifjt
r Jn irain iso. ou, iew ior ana auiih .
A Calf for a Congressman.
Hon. A bra m S. Hewitt, the distinr
guished representative in Congress of
the tenth district of New York, made
Hon. R. F. Armfield, of this place, a
present of a Jersey calf, last week.
The calf, a very beautiful animal,
came from Mr. Hewitt's stock farm
at Ringwood, New Jersey,and reach
ed here by express, last Saturday, af
ter Col. Armfield had left jfbr Wash
ington. The boys took it in charge
and will keep it on their father's farm
near town. Mr. Hewitt rhas three
stock Atrms one in New j York, an
other in New Jersey and another West,
and is a very successful stock raiser
as well as manufacturer. He is one
of the wealthiest as well as! one of the
abkst and soundest men in Congress.
Landmark,
sented by Gen. Sheridan at the clo.se of
the war. Gcti. Carle A. WoMlrnn re-
meuileretl this incident although Gen.
Sheridan had forgotten it. Mrs. Custer
recently wrote a letter to Col. Sims iu
which she stated that the improvised flag
had been treasured by her with other war
relics. 44It has," she added, 44nevtr been
exhibited or used iu any way that could
offend the most seusitive spirit. Gen.
Custer taught me early in my married
life to look upon our untortuiiate war as
too sacredly mid to admit of any feeliug
save that of sorrow and regret that one
brother's hand should be comiteled to be
raised agaiust another.
aaoaaa i
As to slouchy wives, I have no charity
for them ; I would iguore their existence
if I could. Many wonder nt the great re
luctance of the young men of to-day mar
rying ; but when I see the frowsy heads
the ttu tidy, unbecoming dresses of the
wives of the young men who are married
I cease to wonder. It is a little singular
that women think it necessary before
mariiace to 4fix up" and look always nt
iheir best to win kind keen the loves of
their sweethearts, but think it altogether
unnecessary after marriage. Were wo
men as particular to keep themselves
looking becoming anu to uc niwaj s in
the best of humor when wives as when
weet hearts, we would have fewer slight-
etl and misused wives in our landi And
a tidy, painstaking w ife will always make
i liiifttuind less careless and slouchy. A
man with a slouchy wife, be he naturally
ever so "starchy," never cares much for
his own apiearaiice. Profetsor Payne.
Washington A Danville, and between Greens-
boro and Charltaton. -
On Train No 52. Richmond and Chaltta
Wahinzlon and Charlotte via Danville. I
BaWThroHsli i icket on aieai urteniro,
lUleiah. Gldboro. Salisbury and Charlotte!
and at all principal points South,- 6olhwel,
Wat, North and F.at. tor Emigrants raiea M
IoViiaiana, Texaa, A rkansaa and the Reotkweat,
address A POPE, . !
Gen. raenei Aft. !;
21:1 r Kiclimond, Va. !
Si
CO
I a
CD
CD
O
CD
x
o5
n
2
5 !
5"
f 5
W ? 2 3 2.5
G - 5- s ? 5'
U mT
rn
-.-2
C rr. - 1
? 3. a.- 35ft
2. o 3 2 s
CR
rts a afa rri
3 3
SB
e 2.
Some Republican papers, wc ob
serve, are boasting that their party
came near carrying the recent election
in this State almost without the aid
of apress. That of which they boast
they should count their shame. The
reason the Republican party in this
State has so few papers is because so
few of the members of that party can
read. We might carry the reasoning
further and prove that their being
unable to read accounts for their being
Republicans. Statesville Landmark.
a 2
0
a
srSC
B SI
low
wmm S
r
P
ri
H
2
r- SB
I 2 s
as
8
a
o
c
rr, r-
3 p 2 n
ja IB
5 -a ? 2 2.-
w V
g- S - S
ST b J W
0 a S 2.SJ
3 O X 2
" r -"O
t r
?? ? X
2
35 a, O
. 3 ft O 2,
m
CP
GO
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CRA0 T
UNA WATCHMAN, OM I
YEAR.
$1.50
a
SlUllt
of.
ui
ii .
i
I.: