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.V.- j 1 . . , ' . ' . . .... . ... e . . " Scutta FREE TURHIP m fc best Market variety id the World. -Points of excellence , - - S . & kai no equal for root or Salad. ..- ' i " . ft Produces Salad two week earlier than any other kind. Jjiseets do not injure this as they do -other varieties. ft produces" more . Salad than any other Turnip." f -: It it tie best Turniu for Winter uein the I piarkfit. . -.. : -! For sale only at J. II. ENNISS Dra Stare; Also Other Varieties . V A I W 1 : c ma mj mm m , "-. . ,. j a I J. H. ENNSS' Tlje togi1;itur f fifteen Stuff xt -Wvt Senators fit?" month. Democrat will jbo thosetriii Arkansas,' Delaware, MUsisMijj,i, New. Jersey, North Carolina, TJijwptfjfjxa8aidWet Virginia. Tlieje will bo no opposition to the re election of Senator Frye in Maine, aud Senator plumb, of Khiisu, will uo doubt auceeed -liimself. Minnesota, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan and reurasKft 'wuicnoose itepuuueau syena- tora, but at present; there is no certainty its to n ho trill be tLo'uinuiug candidates. - ! tiii "w-- ; . v- . . Sacsage. A. iicVay, to many cooks, to prepare aausageafor he fable is to uaKetveni.riJQ -uoc ruaKe nn 'pujecjrioii to this way of. cVwkinj them nnt il yon liavctSijietl , itonceand tl)enil "fredict iiroc you ,wiu ootjuuufc oi so. uihii. i-ui. Jheui a.B baking-tnijtQrning them when uecesaary, j ntt as If yon were frying thcntiBroww themwell ; they are less gisTftfeif'fr0 are altogether I more delicate iu every way. If possible. apples in. oiie ionu suomu aiwas c company sausage riork of mnyikiitalto t 4 ,: JT HT. YERNON LIVERY STABLES the tablfi.i i : M;!f IliHtoi-y of Kowan County 5 . iS HAVER & ARSY Present their complinicnts to'th pdbHc aad resvetfully solicit a trial of their Es tblimcnt. It is complete in; all the re quirements of first class business. , x. Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons, Wagons, &c. y AXD ARE COXFIDEKT OF GIVIKO SATISFACTION. Special provision and favorable rates for JSosrding aud keeping'horses.; ," . " Provers will fiad -(iJ StalU and Sheds M our place. 'Special a commbJatlon3 for the benefit a! Uwmmercial Travelers.' 1 Lee Street, Salisbury, K. C. . TO Copies of thisfin tei-osti ng bWMmaybo had Of I . I . KLCTTZ, TIIEO. 15UKKBACSI or at tho Watchman Othce. ft1 r f( rt fvi rt m v. -t ' rf V WANTED.. Onion Sets, at IIll;!:-:: clu : if lir ititiirt -! -St i - P ;f. .... xi jlj rr t A' 5tAtx?Ai;vyA 08S. aanlfrGi! tiOpormJJ 1 Fll j K m mxm m ' ii il il una .-v II " -fin i ,.- kLlXJ ill J. .. 1 lKujrht Tor cash at the, lowest Were, inspected, in person at i the JUanufactpries, anV nrirpH. huJ warranted to be of the latest styles and best ouality. and will be sold as low'as ahy'tloirse'Iri the'eonntry. i' Come and cet 1 a : JENNISS' Dins Ston SCHOOLBOOKSIat COST, at f : ; ENNISS DrOE jStOff. i ! Irtf. Professinal Cards. V TIIEO. F. KLUTT J. M. MrCOJRKLE. McCOHKLE 8l BLUTTZ, , "AT TCRKEYS AD t OU trLOl;,,, IT STANDS AT TIE -HEAD.) ' j That it is the ac knowledged leader in tasTradeisa fact that cannot be disputed if. MANY IMITATE IT, NONE EQUAL IT! Tk Larjest Armed, v, rX r T The Llghlef Rnrinlnsr, 1 TbeMot BeautlAd.Wood-wcrk. -AND IS WARRANTED ; J To lHmadecihebeHttgri4l.r;UU Ti An utiT and all kindn of work. . - 'f& 1. jtAMinfArk In a pii.lt rirt ' ?j ' W W1MlipiIV III tfl.IV . V 'V Via . ..y., . Foraalehvi ,; 'i BERNHARDT BROS., ' ". '"" i Cf e" aliHhwry, N . C Agent wanted in unoccupied 'territory. Addrew, ' - ; V Domestic Setting Machine Co. 42:1t RicnMOND, Va. octw.MCliii.riii-!a. S5i mim I :-.. Xju-k tc ,- -cati a !.;.' UtatiwlU.'CM in. Ri iiivujtiini 'J'bfct!K,'aiHil-"ti:.h - oolIlK c"t..T; hi'.-h -'ts eS ij -- f.U m tVhca enhebt' . -tiy. atu the ciluVKn o.' t 4 ! t. fiern TI"1V, t"'lUV cwi-S ol'vr . t (i raiM 'tuliiiuu. iti- ir;n;; . .-j.s tni.yr'ii' tl.ot.. lftp'y lltOTM air-Ay tmi l . A poroov"ilTl. CT r ,': l - ruiv. jtti.!re,-.!sayi1tl . t1 x tf 'tTJ iii!:iyniBotK'n.!ind ! ns !ic V i rr. (tl!:t ftoaih. .pUiiil.t t! t:i t, ftm t,ls?Jt, r-il .ly. 4i ts-.t?: larmluiili1' nij I rtiiontft injrrwrv.!.y. Salisbury, N. C. tOffice on iCduneil JKtret,!oppoiit el ne 6m ackier-:aid HenHersGn, attorneys, Counselors - and Solicitors. TXa JtALJSBUHY, N.C V-'kEKBCIlAIGE, h- -:: L. H. CLEMEKT. 11- i 1 CRA1GE & CLEf.lEFlT. 1 f J'M'-." . 4,1:4 ' i!' SJf i i :.ttij;p,ataM;,:! SALISBURY. C.' ! 1' ,fia.3 issi. Z K. Vance. , i, , W. H.Tahit . . t VANCE- & BAlLEYiT ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEIXORS, t ! CHABLOTTE, . cl- "4 ? Practice in Suprc;m.e ;Ccnrt of the tUnited Slatea, Supreme Conrl-, of , Torth , Carolina, Federal Court, and ('ounlim of Mecklenburjr, (iharruvttnionKOal,on, Rpwarjand Dayid hn, f4 8-t)ffice, 14 doors east of Indepen- A-llice Cottefe Claiter-set for- only 825.0G Rib sets- fffCtZ.t44r$30. $35, 'MMft I Special terms matie with country roerehants w'liO'Vanttiiea'rtRls in oneliloV.t h and halt dozen lots, idtr win aiso nave on nanu a iuii jinc ni wrrip, wcatio ami JL-nuertaKers gooas an nx in: lowesi prices at .t v -4 -:; 40:8m . I. Rr.Q.;DAVISl to Store. .1 FIVE THOUSAND CU3T0UZR37AHTED TO JOItl THE ARMY! y! W..SMITHDEAL IS NOW BATTLING with alUhe surrbundinprTovrris and Cities in North Carolina against-high prices on Engines; Btdlers and Mining Machinery.: j Saw Mills. Grist Mills, Threshing Machines, iiorse rovrers,. ncai jjnus. .uugg'cs, x-uaeions, carnages, spring wagons. ;jouoie auu Sinjzle Harness, Atlas and Giant Powder, Blasting Caps, Double Topped Fuse, Electric Blasting Machines, Blasting and Rille Powder. 1 1 will sell vehicles for cash, until manu facturers prices advance, at tlw? following low prices, to it: Open Bhri;ies with liar ncss complete from $50 to $140. Top Buggies with Harness complete from $65 to $200 I keep in stock vehicles manufactured by the following well known firms: Columbus Buggy Co., Columbus Ohio; .Whitney W"on Co., "-Si rams. K. Y. ; Ein:erson Fisher Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Sechler & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Davis, Gould & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Beckett McTowei:. Xew Voi k. Gii.to & f;terrett Munuracturtcf Co, Tltusvfllc, Pa. James uenri & u., ppnngneia, vdw. . ,. ck inner & ooa, is.nr, ra. Ueiser ManiiIacturli!BCo Waynesboro. Pa.. ! Blcktord & lioffman, Macclone, N. Y. . Dxtis Sawiao MAcuiMK Cohtmnt, VMtoit, New York. j ' ' 'f-IC'T7Cnr332Xl.. Bepanno Cncmlcsl CO., PWladelptla, Pa. Atlantic i-ii.t Toh dcr Co., N. Y, liiizard Powder CompdDjr, Xew Tort. " f i ' "OFFICE TJNDER MERONEY'S'OPEHA HALL., i " VeABK BOOMS ;U5DEB MEROKKT's OPERA IIALI4 AKD BO TOES IIOC8X STORE, MAIS ST., . is;4 ..SALISBURY, N.,C.it, .l. - A SUCCESS AT LAST. T - i-r- 1 ! . ' I notion Seed Oil. - - J 1 i j It only a jew years since ImHi . . 1 l L- :.wi;.nttttv ne- ni aster anu servanfc niviit,.."--- nied that cotton-seed in any snape was' ever' used as Iiumanfod ; now the refined oil is as generally nsed in the cruisine of the ricli as in the aim- diet of the poor. A year a exper e in usiti? it as a gnhslitute for various . other, fata has given" con v id- ci ng proof tnaijii. .uaykic iiic..v of any of tliem. J? or trying purpvo it is superiorjas ifaoes not scorch S quickty as" any thing else and gives a richer flavor to some things, liKe ln dran "meal i.ancakes. It is excellent for! frying fish aiid doughnuts ; the latter db' not fat soalc' as readily as in. Lrd nndlthebirien over is even bet- Eoiilslana. . . Desperado and Horse Thief Killed, Shrevepokt, Jan. 1 l.-Jolm Mor tfdn (whitr ), a notorious desperado and fcrse thief was shot a1 1 killed ,-h resisting Tues,lay, near P01" DeSoto parish. Two of his pals, Duke Cruinp and Jim Rigsly, ere captur ed; aiid imprisoned. : Johti-Furlow, one of the party who made the arr est, WasshotandmortaHy.woui)ded..Morr oau is the man who a short time ago, killed two negroes mout the shght est provocation, nearMinden. tOie was also wauted,in slexas wurder and barroom buruiag r New ObleaXES, January 11. a Times-Democrat JSam Aotoiiia special i DISPENSARY, tUUJAoil87itiaH, 6ta StmC CT. LOOT, W." . THE Ph jr.ician in ch&r90f Ihii old and well knows institution sr. regnltr graduates in medicine im argerr. Yean of Experience in the treatment ei Cbronio Siseaaea bave niada Ibeif tKill and ability o mucb superior ta 1 hat, of tie ordiunry practitioner, , that they have acquired a national reputation through ' their treatment of complicated ei. IWDtSCWETlONwEXPOSURE rroaaa. feciiotta ul lue bloxi, abiu uf Uuea, treanea until ana eeaa, witbout nin Xerenry or Poieonona Mediclnan, ibia uou ua victum. for boaineaa or aaacriaga, YOUNQ MEN an-t those of middle ae who am rmnnentlT rnred. at tnralerato ezpenn. ' I mma" t-.r 5 bat win I - pwHual cuaaluiKa m pcefemcu. FHS MMi laiMea. I ; ,. Hh el aintiom t be mtwri tnr paiieats aewriag truat 4 J- ' mallei free to ny wMreneai s)ellcttDa. ,, f wnwi rm w wyiri ima im am anam,m hmra aMrikln te their edraatunw Ilk set a trat. CMpmf tc'i.i n inly tcHwiii, mt rtewW ee aaereeaed : ilfi. BUTTS, t Sort St St, St. LraW. Me. I" ' ' i . i ! ... Crr uJi nmt 3j.t yii. it4n.'.tltrt..MttN. a'Jlat, If ml tittrioM t . tlt Ilcnrt,!-ixxii.t,,'Jt-pv i-ivcr. m-'! Pvm il Xr . iTwl nrt 139. If yon il ct "fet ' er7WH,'MnrlcpiilAt bed-Umu tiin:il:;piiti. n n 1' UUUT -AND ISH0E Intitro Vonr attention . to liis fhop, oppoaita ..MaA-nr'rt" Office, impairing natlj and prompt ly dune -All grades of gtoda niadt to order ; 01. ljt.'Siuf. V ... ; ' ' PEOIGDEE SEEDS OJiai ror the MARKET GARDENER fTfrNbor tho PniVATE FAMILY f SEEDS Ocnmo ZUnstraiid CataTa and Carol Keeiater FKEB TO AXI rt rrrs, silxd us yourbusiness 6aiid& fob. toads lisj. t ' ::?:278&S0HS!SEED BjESS.PKiLADELPHIA: 't eetiaMfiaiton r iMnrtiWrfilaa eV. A. I. Writas. yTD pcfT .J.ATQT7in2t,' toaddm f Xroea, Jrtiaa liar Mi fAoayAomaiiS 1 a paia table oram. .For XeMiiry, Xo 0 .4rfw- .Power T.-J. MERONEY, INVENTED AND PATENTED BY . SALISBURY, N. C. tf sTHIS'MACHIKE is a fplain wocxlin tank linr-tl with copper or ffalraiiized iron, with perforated pijts in tlie.btilttim Jor tkc aclrttisHion itstLuv, with crmratetl Holer, made of same-. mctalt,and ot suilici. ut wt ight. This Kollvr cathertho air wuile pass- . iu imiM tner urv iiduirs, inn ing air aim wattr, inroui;li tnc lahric. At tliue the steam is throyrn up through the perforated pipts underneatH from the U of the tnk. Tbwe are wpodtn strips between the piiwra ad as to protect them and same bottom form t ) a smooth bottom in tlie.tuuk. . i'"i-r3 19 Miupio : any one i nn operate llie inacnjne. D irat, soah tlta clothes and distnbate them evenij about four or fire inches thick in the tank. Turn on enough wa ter to cover them turn on steam, and mote the ttoller back and forth until the water is colored. Tumi the valve and let the water pass off. "Add fresh water, and repeat this three of fotir timesand yon find tlie clothes are thoroughly washed without the slight est injury, far there is no robbing proceiis cmplojed, the Holler having rounded edges so as to prevent ny wear or cutting. , A lace handkerchief can be washed as well as a bed quilt. . gTIi is Machine is ia operation at fcleronej & Bros. Machine Shop, where the? will be inanufactnred at as small a cost as possible. Any one having a steam boiler in operation can use one of niy machines "at' small cost and with satisfKriort' results. One person can do the work of tcnwsli-womeb in one day and do the work' better. lIt is a splendid thing for boiling grain and Tegetables for stock! . ; lHlt is abw a good wool-.wttsher. J EeT'Statfc and County rights fair sale by the Inrcntor. lfctt I willmniKfreO therecipeforanmpleVKo-l TO CO ft M I?I PT J V ES. TABLE DAl.M that will rwucrveTAX, FllfcCKl-13 ti a- , PlMPl.s and Blotches, lvir, ti e .Lin u.,fT ?'? Wn. pri-anentlr enre clearand bentiru!;lninrtriietif.naf.r i-rwlu U ' T4"1 V''1 -"wrf"nA"",.,, ring a lM?rit aw,b of l.air tin a Laid head "."ir """! "'Z?" ?!? vu, iir win Krim .t cnpToi uie prencnpiion ned, riree 01 lirte).vnh tu 1I1 reel ions for prepar- 1882 20-.lv ring a Inxurimil j;iiwth of l.air tin a lall head or smooth face.'' Ad drew. incl(Min& Sc.tanio, DEN. VA N DELF'ft to., 12 Ba relay St., N. Y. niijraiidoiiiiis ih me, which they will find a sA fl'UR K for CnruHK. Oil.is,CoNsCMrTlow, Phma, Unoxcnms. e: f ' -j aU trti-n wUhinj; the Prvneriplion, will plMfe .tw, itev li. a. VU,s!i, id , PeiuvSt. dlrii:iuirilnrh, X. Y. 20:ly ir tn use armirt. . 1 use II auoceun?!- U shorten Jeg tread," a3 our North ern Johnny cake is called at the South and have put' it in cream-of-tarter biscuit and plain oake, but 1 do not fkef U as well as butter or lard, or whpn mixed with! either. It has a Might flavor of it own that a delicate iialate would f detect., Init ' which nine people out of ten w4tlld iiot be aware of. am. It is not half a disagreable as the- taste of mojst of oil r lard, or poor butter. T It is an uhitsual.Valher thau a dFsagreeable flavor, and it-becomes pi asant by Use. The men who work in the mill dip their bitad in the oil instead : of using Uittfcr. Fr salads it is Tiifiuitely uper;or to any olive oil I have ever tasted.' -1 he ttdiowing re cipe is popular with tW: Heat a gill of vinegar and stir into it three table-sp oufuls of mustard rubbed smooth "with a little water or viucear. take' fiouVlhe1 fire and add , , - ...1.1. a leaspooniui oi sugur, voonful of oil, one saltpoouful of stilt and the beaten yolk of an egg. This dressing will beat being enrich ed with from four 'to six table-spoon -fulsof oil, making it much nicera good beating distributes the oil per fectly, i If we propose to eat it, the fewer our researches' in'-' the matter of lard the more our composure as cousumers and the same may be said of other greases which enter into our cooking, but nothing can be' purer or cleaner than cotton seed oil as it is manufac tureil.'" I 'never bad 'any to become old or rancid, aiid those who object to animal fats Irrm principle' or preju dice can make it an ample nulwtittite for'afl of them; A very' fine quality of soap is made from this oil, which resembles the best castile.' Our can is like a Juggler's bottle, from which we pour forth liquid for a great variety of uses; from it we fill lamps, a lit tle goes into the starch to keep the irons from sticking ; it greases leather and takes the place of 'sweet oil in liniments. From its drying quali ties, when thinly covering exposed surfaces, no doubt it will yet be pre pared to use in paints. ' In fact, the manufacture of cotton eed oil seem to be a universal bless ing,' utilizing : what had before been wasted and furnjshing a substitute for lard, to produce which swine are forced; into a state of unnatural fat ness thats destroying their constitu tions; and making them a prry of dis eases which unfits them for, but does not prevent their becoming, human food. ' saya a reporter had sUioriwmervie last night witlMarslml Goslmg aad fiui duputyv Joseph Sheelyi and Jearu- Riiecial iruard iu .this city, and Some t'sde of Jute. IIorjxer School U -K.it . Oxford, N. C. The next tew-Wm of tl.U clol will lit gin the e-ond Monday in January. . For cirrnfar ivinp Icmm mj oll.t r p.-ulic-ulara, apply 16 the piint-fpalii J. II. & J.C. IIOIINER. 10:1 v I i ' - - M. TH7 ILQDE I consider It XB&H TOlfIC, I take pleasure in statin? was x nave ca CTeatlv beneuted D7 its vise, ministers and Pub lic Speakers will find it of tne greatest valne where a Tonic is neces sary. I recommend it as a reliable remedial agent, poaseasin nn-' donbted nutritive and restorative properties.- oainUU, Ay, Ott. 2, 1SS3,. J5ZTASS3BirSSDR.HARTEIl HED1CZJXH CO., SUB. XiXS 6X 87. LS7IX a most exoallent remedy liar" I a - - v,A n a -nnTitPT t the debilitated vital forces. f v.xy v kjxjaj , AAAriOXAXUrt, XJ. J. ZV.i. YJ XiAJAJ. vni:; VoufivA,T - xn ajo w x iguies Oil II oh Uie iiixltii-iiJtd at lid . 2, GrauiJ KO' I ' - D A AT WELL J5a 8 .ir ,N t JuneS t! L CV. Y. Pabkxk, ate 1 1 Warrentcn, .' C. j T. c. Kakr Late ot Edgccorjjfco Co . PARKER & CARR, GottenCom. Hercliants Cqks.f.u VAYErrk axii .Vatku Stkkets rvoitroLii". .... VA. HiudtieiM . and CorresKindeiice solicited. . , 43:4i!:m1 r, , ! -, . ; l : L TaABaywK2) ..It ;jfln - t i , . ... . ni2S-?ClL- i rrH i the ipmSt aJ Mmwt . - ewe Seminal mija ju.i a l Impotencv ty Um .i- mtrnwrnt, Inn HwMk t ,ii iMtwA li TW iMotmrn-h iWmlurr i" M4 Tim. eW iniiii Iw. ' w M Wwt t .iHMnarfwM T I. m iw-r tin. jerr--- I n mi mtm n.t .to. yfcrt ty jwNHi tlMt i. m em ff , attneartte 4t M ' MM k? tk. Mnlnl 11 M W u- M WM mi m iw Ml4iulMaMv fmllMi. te fc wi.y is lllM . Mill ' - !. KV ft (lat M MMMJ . ... . aai in i . aM f n. (I. 6h4 t, aad. aaa. a) There is something now under the sun, if a new method of doing things may be called a new thing. ..-. '.There has been a ereat change in the methods of handling flour.,., It forinerly -weni-Eat tu Eiu oe in .bar rels. Then cotton sacks followed as more convenient and less bulky, but now jute bags have lieen introduced ; and they met the wants of exporters and shippers so completely- that the factories in Chicago mid Milwaukee were taxed to their utmost to supply the demand. ; Tho jute j bag js chtap r, by half, than cotton and Wronger. This alone has made a brisk den. and for iute flour .sack, . But hops and cotton have to be baled, and for this purpose jute seems to be the best thing yet fotn.d. Flax was tried as a substitute, but it was wanting in strength. The demand for jute increases with the expansion of trade. Already In dia exports annually from 1,500,000 to 1,750,000' balet. New, as we are largt- consumers of this English crop from India and are paying English hhipa for carrying it to u, it would seem to be the wUe thing to give the jute problem more study, j AW the Gulf. States can proedttee it, and the demand fur jute and jute butts U rapidly increasing. Our flour, and cotton, aud hogs must soon all be . packed in ome fiber, either jute, ramie or ubutilion, as they are light aud . strong, and the crops of flour, iiops ami couon win not likely Uimiu ish as the country advances. It is evident then the jute trade is expansive, aud is but fairly oncned. A. British ofiiuial at Calcutta reported uic exjion oi; jute in ion at l,U44; 311 bales, and estimated that by the einrofj 1881 the wants of the trade would reach 5,000,000 bales. " At the ' m . present time jute itoimIs nn not l? proWticcI last tnougli to . meet the de will be held and not tuiueu om t any one unless there is some guaraiw tee that a reward will be pdid. f J)f tective atmeroias put iu the coun ty jail. A warrant has also beeu issutd for John T.'Price, the detect ve who let Pol k go. Officers are no w look i ng for him. Treasurer Polk has confess ed every thing. ? He says, he aid Pi-ice and Cameron 2,500 in endorsed checks ou New Orleaus banks also a Int of rrold; which he had ittZhis pocket, for. his rfeleaseX'. Van. Polk suc ceeded iu gettiug into Mexico with, the bulk of the money.- Credit for Polk's arrest is due solely Uo Deputy Marshal Jos. bheely: The checks and money, paid by:Polk to Cameron, are uow iu Gosling's possesion.. Wisconsin. The Milwaukee MoH Fire, Milwaukee, Jan. 11. There is loud talk of incendiarism in connec tion with the burning of the JSewliall. Iu this theory the chief aud police first ou the ground concur. No tangi ble ground for such a theory can .be found, however, beyond the ta. t that the fire broke out near the foot of the elevator and spread so rapidly tliat the building was destroyed in a half hour. i i .. - ; At daylight this morning a. large gang of labHers resinned the work t hunting for the dead in the ruins of the Newhall House. . The streets iu the vicinity of the ruins were packed with people.- Tire greatest excitement prevails, and; the eutire tire depart ment is engaged. iu pulling down the reuiaius ot the wall. The olice aud firemen are confident that fully. fi ft y people lie buried, iu the ruins, includ ing a nutnler of the guests of the hotel uot mentioned in the, Jit published. Crowds of peopleare arriving here ly every tram, auu me hotels are nlleu with tearful, anxious persons seeking fVieuds or relatious supposed to have beeu iu the tire. All, the sufferers at the 'Pfaukiutou and Ktrby Houses were doing pretty well this morning. Portions of the fallen walls have filled up debris at the main entrance to the hotel and the hone of fiuding bodies seeing more forlorn than ever. JJ us mess is all suspended throughout the city, motit of the inhabitants hav ing swarmed about the ruins. NV.'ljil- ert. of Minnie I'aliner's couipauy. is dying; there has been little or no chance for him from the start. Ju Aire EliTotl's condition is still critical, and it is belie veil that he caii hot 'recover. Every undertaker in "the city is bus:, and prenartions are beini; made tor iwemy itinera is. 7:STEiW H. C. RMLRy OFFICE GEN. PASSlji 0 3 KS 8aliibtuyi,N.C.f October 12tli J ofiurntiif -v Pass. Train ko. a. Arrive 5.45 r u 4.88 " ; w 8.09 i.ie- - " 12JS4 ' i 11. R0 AM i 10,03 f.08 Leave e.oo .oo STATIONS. ...BiisDury... ....statesvtiie . ' ...-.Newton j... ....Hickory :...Moreanton.!" .i..Manon...." Black Mountain ...Wana SprYn ....x i(wu mver 8 lUl " li I 4 T.vtJ jj- j Train No. 1 connects ac auuury wun R. 1 1) r I nointaXorthandSDnth and fmm ft': - Akaxm . at SUtesvlUe with A. T. & OtDIt. ittCcS R. connects at Warm 8prlnsrs ithi.-x i M Ga. H.TL for Morrtitown and pam -.. " - A nun lVe. 2 Connects at Warm Springs with E m ,1. I... a. . W . t . . Stalesville wltn A. T. ft o. Div. or c clu and at. Sftllsihnrv with Tf t n . -ti - . iv. u North and East and for Raletgb. : Throtigh Tickets on sale at Salisbury StatesvlUe, Asij-rtQe v 1X7 onrt Qnrinmi tarn, all nvlnnlnal . l V ff v wa ui m0 vvr au iiuvipei Lltit"S Adr.c:F.t ; North Carolina Railro? COfiDEnSED SCHEDULg. TRAINS (iOIXG EAST. Date, Apr. 30, 1&82 No. 51. Dailv. Leave.Clrarlotte.... . .8aluburv ...... " High Point.. Arr.Oreenaboro.... Leave G reenloro . Arr Uillatoro...... . M Durham " Ualeigh . LV. u Arr. Goldsboro Di!1 4.00 a.nT JsjT' 5.53 - G4' 7 20 " 7 35 S.00 8.06 " 9 30 " .... 1147 l52G " 1-10 V.m. 4.05 ... 6.30 No. 17 Dailv except 8aturdajf Leave Greensboro 5 00 p. m. Arrive st Raleigh 1.51 a. ni; Arrive at Gold-bore 720 " ! - No. .'Jl Connect at Grfenboro witllf D. R. It. (r all pointaNortli, Eat .ndr via.T;inville. At Goldsboro with W.i R. R for Wilmington. I t , No. 53 Connects at Saliubnrj with 0, Jt. Ji.'forallpointsin Western N.ril dailv al Greenaboro with:R.& D. R.E.k puuu iivnii auu '". j . TRAINS GOING, WEST. DaterFeb. 19, 18S2. Xo. 50. Dailv. No. a I buh LeaveGoIdnburo : ... Arrive Raleigh Leave -r " Arrive Dnrfcarr" HiUsboi ...... Greentd ro... Leave " Arrive High Piont y " r SalinLurv.;.,. Charlotte...-. iu.uu a. m. 12.20 pm 3.55 " 5.0G 5.4 G 8.05 9.15 9.5a 1L12 1.10a.m. i i M It It 0.40i. 10 10 11.21 j.00 mand. We a a ble p are paying the KnlUli a dou- rotit on all the jute imported. we t-aii save and make brides a most gratifying , protjt.. It is to Te hopetl capital will uoUbc, two slow enter nig tins . jute UeUl, where lucre heavy i crop and good pay. Ex. is a fa? During the 'Atlanta Exposition the Htilject of preparing "ensilage" for sJLpck in this sect ion, found favor wltli many who tested its properties in ;the bins erected-on the grounds. We take the following from the OreenslKiro Patriot, 'as it is the first instance we have teen where the experiment has been tried in onr immediate section. nVashington & Danville, and beiweerCrt Mr. . i --r, Ar. Kaleib 7.ld "I"4 ' T " '4Lt.-' I Mil No. 50 Connects at Cbarlotte iiibii Air Line for all point, in the outli nd& west, anr'wiih C. U. A AIR. R. fur all ftl South and jSoutheaat. T ,, J i No. 52 Connect" at Cliarlotle wiik ki Air Line fur alt point South and : Soutir at Charlotte with C. C. & A.'R. K. sill point Sonlh a titl Southeast. " - H W. fl. C. RAILROAD. Going West i4 Ifo. 50 j Daily, Daily. 1 f8n'e. Lv. Greensboro . 9 25 pju I ibQti' Ar. Kerneraville 1041" 1041 " I " aleia -; ' 11 to 1155 !. ii. No.-51. 1 t Going West. ' Dailj. No. a J . ex. Sun. jDailyJ Leave Salem 515am 600 yt Ar.' 'Kerner-viHe 4 5 50 " 640 " Greeimboro r 7 00 u 800 STATE UNIVERSITY RAILROaP.I 1 : "1 NoJ 1. f ' Going North. h- 1 Dailj ex. Sn Leave ChaJel Hill ...... ArrivB t? n v eri t -. ... .... 10.40 im 1 1.40 a a Goixa South. 4 Noil I Dailj tl'faj AriireUniveraiivM.... Arrive Chapel Hill 12.10 pm 1.06 pn 1 Pullman. SleePiair Cars withcit Ctn : On Train No. 50, New York and Judging from the success of ur ... i .. w nation, it is priHitictive oi mtic'i goMl at a small cost, lot others try it and give the result of their exjeri ment : - ' . "Mr. E. P. Wharton, an intelli gent and progressive' young f. t ler. iius iHfii MneegMiniy experimenting the past season with ensilage. He put up two bins, containing 30 tons each, at a cost ot about 50 cents ier ton. The bins were opened last week and the eusihige, made of green corn, wis in tine condition. Mr. Wharton cot dueU a stuall dairy and says his cows are nryenausly fond of it. The flow of - milk is very largely increased by me use oi it. onsiuerinir me frrit value as a milk producibgand fatten- ing ioou t ue trnuoie and cost of mak :i- r n wg cusiiage, iAr. it narton says, is triHing. We examined some of thd ensilage made by Mr. Wharton and louud it equal to gowlTcraut." m m i 1) nKn..'.. a l a a . i iiJiiio-s. Aiuoii:ii tins fruit grows wild in our Southern State.-, it is a most delicious one and there is no reason why they should not form a source of revenue to farmers. Mr Jas. A. Harwood, of Davidson coun- ty, o. U., has recently shinned a I ot of this fruit, for which; he received 512 per bushel.- This gentleman de voles a great deal of his time 1o acri cultural exiCTintenting and propaga ting newdvaritios of friiits, and it Is his opinion that tho commorrtersim mons could be greatly JmproVed in quality by cultivation, and he has uiow numerous cuttinrs of ilu h-m I t I . at inm which he gathered the 'fruit nientionctl above, and has planUd some of the seetl with a view tu prac tically ust the advvtntag'esfroni do mesticating the wild plant. Charles ton S. C.) Aor. horo and Charleston. --" t h On Train No. 62. Richmond an Cbrlr Washington and Charlotte via Danville. EST I hroujjb ricketn on sale at UWR i .. : u ri..t.i.u olit.v.. .. j rti.rlfi! ihAii:iiit utfiuumuf paiimii t aim v..- and at all principal point South, Sontkvj Went. North and Eaat. For Emiemntrl' Louiniana.Texaii, Arkansas and the SootktV a a -V , a addrexa A rurii, Gen. Paaencei Ar 21:1t i - - . . Richmond, W i . r ij -B-ts oSs.j r7 o r ?Sis 52. ffl h. m ' !,2i; 7.r?toe- M So " s e 9. n " E f 2 3 o 9 vT 2 zrc c 2 O 5J 3 1 !- a 2 . w 2 S o.25 ) aa V ,,-- fi r 5 .. .A . 3 S k o 2. oil o "3 s 5 9 as i p. r? 3. s X a C 3 3 5 -2 S ' 3-en 2.S. 'li S- - ' 9 '- ' 'i-- ss a 0. 3 -I 3 O c ft te a. -3 r I, - i- s aan e r BBC T . E KB- S cur rt 8 I O " j. 3 ovTJtArt tir i?nn TIJF. OUUOUV1DD UU iM 1 - - --.'"l.i . ... . . . v rt'Vl.i . Li 1 A W A l CJIi 31 A , " S1.50PEH YKAU. s
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Jan. 18, 1883, edition 1
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