f. Tbr tobacco reduction jro Into effect
S May lt rebate to - manufacturer
I mid dealer on nil original him! nnbrokMi
r.r.irv o.n-kiire on lot ml- M.iV Ir, tlie i
f claim iolm presented within sixty days
I and m drawback to 1e allowed for a less
; amount than ten dollars.
North Carolina is liercared in tlic death
f so able and true a main as Col. David
f Coleman, of Buncombe; He was a superior
I lawyer and logical thinker, and was a man
of sterling worth. His age is stated to have
been CO years, and his home was in Asheville
I He Was unquestionably one of the ablest of
J the Western men. He was in the U. S.
Navy for eight years. . He served in the
P Legislature several times, and was a mem
!; ber of the Constitutional Convention in
U: 18"3. He ran for Congress against Hon. Z.
f B. Vance and was defeated. He was a
gallant aoldier, and was Colonel of the 80th
-;pJf. C. Troops. , He was Solicitor in his
I District at one time. Modest," able, rnlti
I vsUd, aud honorable, his death is a positvie
,los toias State. Wil Star.
An Arrest In Alexander.!
FOREIGN. AD VERTISEMENTS.
. - Ut ...J MMliHb HI
.... uri m. rmimr ..." y --
J! I tm4, for I he tpr i -"-;
w W Seminal amissions nnl IrsTKrtancy Mine
n.w. m. ihm prn-- - "
Cintiiniik OmmAmtt I"" " -" f miwt
III .mM M "
..i. mnlal troubW. lb.
.J aW swasBf-aiijr MB -
MARiltft REMEDY CO. "''CIISTS,
It mm.
M 4IMDV
ifcinrty if
GALLEY UOTHAL;:-
LIFE AGSOGI ATIQEJ
OF VIEGINIA.
HOME OFFICE, STAVNTOX, YJL.
'-Slots- ;
Police Guaranteed for their full face val
ve, Secured by an ample fund, inrested
i in U. . Bonds, which is increased f
erery year, from the three Annual pay- .
ments of $5.00 per $1,000 Insurance.
Ctarke ITrnre, who, at the - time of the
Thompson roblwry and i murder in Alexan
der county, nearly two years ago, was sus
pected of complicity in it was arrested one
day last week in Surry county and taken to j
Toylorsvilte where there was a hearing, i
Saturday, of the charges aganist him. The
investigation was conducted before three
Magistrates, Mr. E. B. ; Jones conducting
the prosecution and Mr, A, C. Mcintosh, Jr.,
representing the prisoner. Bruce is a rela
tive of J be Thompson family. On the af
ternoon when the robbery and murder were
committed, he was absent from his wrk
on the farm where - he was employefi. He
has had abundant moneys ever since the
murder. Asked, shortly after the tragedy, SO FFICER S-
where he irot his monev. be answered that I Hon. Alex. H. H. STUABTrPrcsident.
hlinnlnT.F It tn lurn nia Pmnl.irPr HON. f AKfiUALL HaKGER. Vic President
. I chariic8 jm Cooke SwrttuFT
Mr. Lee Lackey, denyed .it. He was in P w Thoot. Tiwuurer:
South Carolina some time after the crime, William Forbes. General Agent..
and. his relatives down there wrote" to the I Da. Cartbb Bebkeley, Medical Examiner.
family up here asking where Clarke got so
much money.! The result of the trial was
that Bruce was committed.-aJn7 Land
mark.
DIRECTORS '
A. H. II. Stuart,
I. WitJE,
C. L. Cooke,
Q. P. Baker,
A. Ayers, ,
W. B. McChesncy,
: Mi
Wm. Fortea,
1L Hanger,
G. G. Goorh,
W. E. Craig,
P, II. Trout,
W.M. Moffet.
Mjr , IT
DISPENSARY.
CHikSaa 1817 till . 8ta Stiit, ST. LOBR KO.
THI rkf sleiMU la ehuf or Ihii old and well known
tMUtatioa r recnlar grsduatea in saediein ud
rMr. Tmk of Kxperieno In tb trtment of
GhnvM riiifim bar made their tU nd tbilitf
pm aapanor iba of the ordinary practitioner,
tfcat ikof bar aeooirod a national rapntation through
Ibalr traatmont of eimpllcd .
I H n 1 8CRSTJ CiM wEXPOS URE
Mtf
4i"
Marenrr or Poisonoaa Medicine.
and ttoae of middle see who are
ini1Tin from the caeeta of
i tiuu uam it vktmi ir besiness oc marriace.
rmaneailv rurwd, al mmi.ra(e erpxnae. -i
nwii c.-a.ull.n it arrlcrred, m kxt n Ji iiiJS mviim.
LM af to vifirtrrt to patnul, mtnBg truaneat
Hl Aw a ad!ra ea ipplteaitoa.
(rHm iarwT rma Hi.pirmhMMra4 tholreildrMa,
Ml t,ara mirUilnt W tbrlr wlrlitlMPk llh auta traw.JP
Cataw.ri-.rtrH'i!i ralriril, ant (fcmld fct tdi!rtM4
JM. B0TT8, J Njt Nth Ht. VmnU. Urn.
Majr , V.-ly '
1 111 tiAK
Pa witaWiM nTiia
OUNQ WEI
It-
Si
LUH, KAIKIT ft PLASTER!
Building: Lime, Agricultural ,
Lime, Land Plaster and
; Jilarl. ;
QOOZi FiiStTILIZr.RS !
An.it Verf O op, tSeiulfor cin-u!r.
FRENCH BEOS.vKockv Poit,., N.c.
, I7:3m
ExcEmoss in the Revenue Bill
vvaeiiington, March 4. Wnile tne pro
visions of the' act "to roduce. revenue" goes
into effect genelly on and after July 1, J 883 1 TllO Valley Huttial Lifd Assodatlca
except ion is made in respect of tariff duties I ; Preaenta the Following Plan
a. ! - I. V - . - . ,;v ...II
upon bugar w ucu kc cueci uune i, ana to nel Persons u desire to become
the internal j- revenue provisions rcla I ZXE2IBERS
.s .f-.uvi.uu M.U r The t of t8-00 for membership;
oacco, snun ana cigars, and the reuuc- 5-00 annually for three years, commencing
tion of the special license taxes, which one year from date of Policy, and thereafter
go into effect May I, with a provisions that 13 00 annually during life, with pro rata
..l data. .ft, br.wU.ok onn-br.keop.ck- -J--fi emr".o . Certiacf
ngea wwww, uuu, cigara auu cigarettes i Quo TbOHtand SOlIart. to lie paid to
held by manufacturers or dealers at date I the legr.l heirs or assigns, in ninety days
must be presented before July 1.
r - s
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. i ii - -
BLACKMER & HENDERSON
3
Attorney's. Counselors
and Solicitors.
Swlisbury, N. C. t
Jan. 22d, 9-tf.
J. M. McCORKLE. T.P. KLUTTZ.
ilIcCOKKLE & KLUTTZ,
. ATT0HXEYS Axn COUNSELORS
Salishckv, N. C.
Office on Council Street, opposite tho
Court Ilousf. ,
37:tf '-I
KKKlt CKA1GE. L. II. CLEMKXT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Salisbukt, N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
ZB. Vasce. W. H. Bailly.
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
f ' CHARLOTTE, K. a
4
Practice in Supreme Court of the United
Staten, Supreme Court of Isorlh Carolina,
Federal Court", and Count it of Mecklenburg,
Uiuarrti", Union, Ualon, Kowan and David
aon. f-Office, two doors east of Indepen
; aence square. - 33:tf
from approval of death notice.'
TABLE OP ASSESSMENTS
roa a KMBiasHir or ohs thocsand doixabs:
AtveMm'nt '.As :Asem't Ag '.Aiumtinnt
SUT1
SI
ti
S3
84
t9
ST
JS
80
SI
39
33
84
35
Tor
47
48
49
6tf
61
es
i ts
M
CO
CI
- i S3
i 63
6T
C
IS!
B9
41 i
4i
41
44
45
4S
4T
43
49
to
73
7
' 7S
Pi
8S
S3
SI
95
00
i 03
I 10
1 18
1
125
1-M
i M
C3
4
1 55
65
57
68
59
69
61
62
63
C4
63
too.
. A Woman's Wit.-A womnna advice is
generally worth having; so, ifyoa are Ui
trouble tell your uioiher.or ynnr wifr, or
your aiitii; ll about it. Ue aisuml that
light will Hash upon your dark new. Wo
men are too cmnniouly judged verdant in
all but purely woman ih affnirs. No philo
sophical students of the sex ! thus jndge
thcni. Their intuitions or insights are
mogf subtle, and if they rnnnot see a cat
in the meal, there is no cat there. I advise
a uiau to keep nonf of bis affairs from
his wife. Many a home has ij.een saved,
and many a fortune retrieved by a mail's
confidence iu his ; wife. Wonmu is far
more n seer and a prophet thau man, if
she! be giveu a fair chance. As a general
thing the wires confide the jmiuutest of
their plans aud faults to their husbands.
Why not reciprocate, if but for the pleas
ure of meeting confidence with confidence?
The men tliat succeed best i in life are
thoso .who make confidant of 'their wives.
Independent
j - ' .
Indian Progress.
Large Land Swindles.
Kitchen Knowledgre. -
"Never Iwo late to Icaru." and
tere are a few tilings that have bceu
Sl.iM
148
1 5S
16S
179
190
to
914
3 87
45
S65
kS3
3 05
8 5
330
V 63rU.A3T
As we have before stated, the policies issued toy
tbe "Valley Mutual", are guaranteed. We do not
promise to p:ty "as many dollars as any assessment
ur til vfM lint ativ lh .mnnnt littttirl fnr wf II )w l
smtd la rul'l. In order for us to do this a guarantee
fund has been provided, which, as wil! be seenJrom
our annual stnt- ment. now amounts to over $5,Ko.
'Ihlitfuudls Increased every year from the three
annual paymenuot Ave dolUinipertl.i-twlusurance.
It Is tbe Intention ef our Board of directors to In
crease this fund to an amount which 111 in any
emerg-ency be fully adequate to meet any possible
deficiency arlslnjr ftoni a failure to receive enough
from an assessment to pay a loss. .
Int
great
not
Not one of them provides a fund for the protection
The report of the Board of Indian Com
missioncrs shows a very gratifying improve
mcnt in the condition of the nation's red
wards during the past few years. The ef
forts to civillize them and make them self-
'.-jf.. ; ' . ... ............
supporting seem to be crowned with success,
and they are rapidly learning and practicing
many of the arts of civilhzed life. Consid
erable progress has lieen made in education,
A. number of schools have been established
amoung them and, one fifth of the Indian
youth of school age arc nmr attending cither
day or boarding schools. - i
In the matter of industry, the improve
meat is even greater, and the: agricultural
and stock wealth of the redskins has quad
rupled in the last few years. The following
are some of t he figures for 1868 and 1882:
i . ...
Acres of land under cultivation increased
from 54,207 to 5G9,932, an increase of 955
per cent.; bushels of wheat produced in
creased from 126,11? to 073,033 bushels, or
432. )er cent; hogs owned, from 29,890 to
424,740, or 1,350 per cent.; and sheep owned
from2.CS3 to 1,301,730, or more than 50,0U0
per! cent. '
No state in the Union can make a better
showing than these savacx, and these fig
ures would seem to piovc that the despised
Indians can be civilized so as, to become
respectable and industrious money-making
citizens. i
BnAnoREin'G pills.
Galveston. Texas, March G. A T.14l are a Te2etabie tonic purgative, aiw
special from Austin to the News says: jllleiT harmless under all circumstance. They
investigations show tuat me .ami never injure t,he weakest female or me young-
a ws have been grossly vioiaieu y nl chnd. One box m a medicine cnei wiub-
he use of fictitious names. Uonrsnr- a? for R whole family, oppose you nave
vvnni hnvft hneiiJ !u colltision With diarrhoea: nature is making a great etlort to
the speculators. One syndicate has gct rid of some irritating matter in the Mom
taken up 320t000.acres by using fic- ach br bowels. A dose of Brand reuYs Piihi
Iilo.ta nnma Tn tliA snme wav in- removes the matter and the disease iaenred.
dividuala have secured from twenty In costivenens one good dose of Brandreth's
tn tU:rt ctln. A hi w nrob- Pill. followed by one r cverj. .v -
ably be introduced declaring the sales week or two, make the human machinery run
I as regular us clock work. In bad cold?, where
the pores oi tne sain ire wwwu ;
sible perspiration thrownupon the blood, pois
oning the fountains of life and filling the nose,
the throat and the lungs with choking mucus;
seven Brandreth's Pills taken at night on an
will restore the persuiration.
Icarjied by au old, housekeeper : break Dp lhe cold and purgeaway alt the wa-
lliat it we wish to proioog., our itery cretions that should have passed off by
lives we should put one (lay between 1 ti,e gtin. Diphtheria, a family disease and a
waKiiiu ami iruuins. I most dangerous one. is almost iaiiueui.iiviy
That people who chew plenty of cured br one or two doses of Brandreth's Pills,
gowl beef aud eschew pork are sen- J aided by a gargle of lime water. Rhumatism,
sible. 1 which comes from too much acidify or too
That touch beefsteak may be made I much alks.inity of the system, requires noth
eatable by mincing it pretty fine with ling but Brandreth's Pills and-a few good
a chonninir knife and cookine. it I sweats to make a perfect cure. f
nillCKI V in a uoiiwiiii-a ciosw uuvei i n " " r"..v
. . i . I . .. .1 " .i. ..r i.-ti. .
to nrevent the steam from cscaDinsr. ahwiwuui uhcuukciu ""i""1
Tlmt. r.i t mirk mav be nearly as ' e ye "nu clearness oi iuckkiu. au
nice, uearly as fresh, if soaked iu PIe nd mpU8ns vanish like magic under
iiuivt mill; n mi vvninr. pn n nans. i rm r---v---o r-- -
....... m- . - ' " " - 1 '1 -r" :. M - .
Tlmt r.lld ilfmilk i tiotiPr l ban cannot stop the fuarcli of tune with any roeUi
r... ii.: HU cine: out Kranurein a jriiia win remove ine
Wilier nil ii csiiviitiig nun uau.
That ha
water w
nearly as
dors not
least. "
Hint liver should be thrown into
boiling water after being sliced thu
and then fried iu lard or drippings.
That boy will a v;ry jwipular preacher
said a father, pointing to his eightr-year ol
son, who was kissinjr his little female com
panion. ''What makes you think so?" uske
tho mother. Why can't you fee lor your
self ?w was the reply: "so joung,- and yet so
In this one respect the "Valley Mutual" claims fiinil nt'tlw oir!
Teat Bupertorlty over all tooperatlve associations. uu" 1 1 fe",a- j
iot ore of them has this all Important feature. . '
7 r1 nn. tfiam nffnvlflAtt a fim fAvlh. nmtoAtiAn ' f
of members, and not one of them guarantees to pay SU BSC K I BB FOIt THE CKAO
ona cent more than tney collect by an assessment. , t t t w fivtixr i v nvi v
DH.TOO.P.rOAM,.Ae. I ; gj Jo E" yeabT
lWm
HOME ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 lDj
ot flf II clu ifunntttrc
IT STAND AT THE HEAD.5
THE LISHT-RUNfJING
SHERIFFS SALE OF LAIiD!!
n
V i
f-f
h
II
if
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DOMESTIC
By virtue of an execution issued out of I
j the Superior Court of Rowan county. In fa
vor of J. D. Trexler. to the use of A. n.
v Thai it is the acknowledged leader in ' Newsom and wife Ingold, and A. A.IIodse
te Trade is a fact that cannot be disputed to tI)e UR0 of A 11 Newsom and wife Insrold,
y '"' o. i. i rexier unu wne r . d. 1 rexier,
in my nanus lor collection, I will sell at
public auction, at the Court House door in
COMING IN EYEEY DAY AT
liVW,
1
K1iM KKU Hrf
MANY IMITATE IT,
NONE EQUAL IT!1
t Larjfeftt Armed,
tm. t i r..:
The Most Beautiful Wood-work. f nd.tw thf fr,low'nJand
vm n ttt tt . Tmnn i land consisting of 63 aci
AiSU IS VAlUiAilUU
NEW FURNITURE STORE
Soin Sir. fexf Oodr 16 J.
F. loss.
the town of Riilislnirr on tlm nth it.r Af
W5,,V.u'-- OOM3JJ TO THE NEW STORE
wiuiv; nuigii iuchuiu r. o. irexier uas in i i . .i . . it . n- i t
a tract f m fiVRMnifl mn in m unrniinrR nR
vt ivijiui& j -
Tp bo made of the best material.
Tff do any and all kinds of work.
To be complete in every respect.
For sIe by
BERNHARDT BROS.,
' ;alisb.iry,N.C
4snts wanted in uuoccupied territory.
AJdrena,
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.
, 42: ly Richmond, Va.
TIP
viz :
acres, more or less,
County,adjoining the lands of Tobias Kesler,
J. B. Trexler and others. Terms cash. .
Dated at Salisbury, the 20th. lan'y, 1883.
! U U. KKIDEK, Sheriff.
By M-A. Smith, Dep't. 17:1m
TU
PSLLS
-. rr:r y j
SYMPTOMS OF A r
TORPID LIVER.
i of Appetite, Bowels costiveTPain in
Head, with a dull sensation in- ths
ik cart. Pain under tha Shoulder
wiw. luiiuvH miw muni, wiut uimii
lination to exertion of Body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a fiMlinc of having neglected some dnty,
wearine Diszineaa, Flattering at ths
71 art, DoU before the eyes. Yellow Skin,
lleadsehe gsnerally over the right ere,
Kestleaanesa, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION,
I'll WS PXIXS are especially adapted t
- swh eaaea, ont dos effects such av ehjuig
t feeling at to antonish the safferer.
Tber Inereas tb Appetite, and cause tha
body to Take mm FUwto, that the tystm ts
artahed. and by thrlr Tonle Artlon on the
plireeUve Ornm, Ut-fralMr SMeois re pro
duced. Price 2& cent. a Homjr SU N. X.
m.. m'n
J. D. GASHLL only,
17:tf Salisbury, N.-C
HARDWARE.
ALL MY GOQDS ;
Were inspected in person at the Manufactories, and lought for rash at the lowest
I prices, aud warranted to be of the latent styles and licst quality, and will be sold as
low as any House in tue country. Come aud get
A'HteCottaie Outer set for only - - 825.00
55rJuss Mbb sets fur -- 830, 835, nl $40
Fine Walint sets, HarMe Tops, only - - - 85
HaiasoE Pallor sets for -- - $40, $50 and 87
Cheap 'Beds at 83.50
Special terms made with country merchants who want cheap Beds in one d07.cn nn
dt dozen lots. 3ri will also have on hand a full line of CbFFIKS, CASKETS am
HEALTHCORSET
every
tat
COHFOKTABLI
f AKD ,
FERTECT JTITTIXO
corset evr r worn. Her-
chants ay it jrivct tbe bcot
satisfaction of any corset
they ever rold. Warranted
Mtisiactory or monc
landed. For sale by
It. VERNOii
Livery S8&!
.. I a mm Mku.. a A fm d.mWm MlA adl eaijl MMttAiltl
If anupof vtiieRtir iu the .,.-...,.. .
n iiiT 1 1 crey uair. 1 ney improve me bikhi aim tuue
ill make an old low! cook b ' . .J , , , - f. ,
. , , t 1 up the human bodv, so tliatjlieold man 4eyes
. J 1. J.. " .. ., will be undimmed and his natural force una
the tlavor -ttiei
injure
bated even after seventy years.
Best in the World.
Brandreth'a Pills have stood the test of forty'
That pie crust Will not be soggy if 1!!"" f iT'
it is brushed over with the
an ejg before t,hc fruit is put in.
HPlvahw 4t Wa awiiWAlvt VanafaVIa Tkuw m m
white of r. """f -y -
aosoiuieiy uuiverrai, lor mere m no uuease
That a piece of cork is better than
cloth for applying brick dust to
kivcs.
lie Heady JSsirly.
they will not cure, if taken in time. They are
safe for infants and adn'.ts. They aim to ac
complish three things first, to purify the blood;
second, to cleanse and regulate the stomach
and bowels; third, to stimulate the kidneys
and liver and purge away the ashes of the sys
tem and d incased matters of the body. By pur
A season of activity is near at hand. g"mg wi.h thee Pills constantly, a new body
Spriiiir is jL-uniinir, with its pressing -- he bunt up from fret-h, healthy food iu a
work. Are iarmers ready for sowing nionins. in una way,gout and rbeuma-
aud planting ? ! jvfery implement lwm n,WfW "na ,ever "". u erauicatea
ahoiil J be nrovided beforehand, that in few weeks- The worst" cases of dystonia
. 1 . ' . I I .! I ....... J .
no time ninv k? wasloi in 111:1k inr w"" can oe curea oy taking one or
I...u..r rLiiiiini'sMPr 1 1.. w,eL : two l,l,! uihi for month. Ill cawttof
1 la ' f ... 1 I . ' t
liou4.l Ixgiii. We have known a half ' ... ..
ilay nl' plowing ,o,U lost because MTZ."
r 1 avimiimiiu o A llin gif IU t-SI tlU 111111 VUUT IIU
OOILC I .
I.. er oitl ii I ! tk m mm r I . ' t
iiiiiiiv i- Dun t unt niiu 111v.ii ppiiuu
whifilotrees were not at hand.
nnwri nf ruilli I tt..ir .x.ii.n 1 1,.. ta!itu
f owing withnutabingte plow-potut llie rapid chansce. of the youthful body. We
in stock, and .when one is necdetl the a wi,h 4o d!e &f oId nge A hundred u
team is taken from the field and driv U,e natural limit of life, which can only be
en 10 me store, oucu a loss 01 lime ri in. i.t.r;t,u ...t ,..,r;fi,.-,;..n
ca o 1
is a serious matter, ami Should be In general debility, nervous tremor, and
thoughtfully guared against by am- mental depremion Brandreth's Pills have a
pie provision of all such articles of marvelous eflect. They have won the confi-
the larir. it is a poor time to mend deuce of uiiiHuns in alt pans of the civilized
a harrow when it should be at work (world. Consiinuions shaken by long residence
in the field. i unwholefooie climates, wr by sedeiiiaryhab-
W'c do not favor that economy if I hi are wonderfully renovated by a course of
it mav be so called that relies upon extraordinary medicine, which, . powerful
I .. ,,eigl.Ws lor rarer of ll. loo U of r -'tC?
tlie farm. I here are certain iunu mi- are comoosed of rare baUau.... viiiioiit ibi- rf,
plenients that may Ihj owned ill part- mixture of a aruinof any mineral vhutera; or of
uership. us a roller or retipcr,! but the T.' Wl" f i oraie
' . . e . .. , j directly, powerfully, and beneiluiaily uon the
Miniduv imiiiMMiigu. t-M-s, wim, iwliole maws or blood ; norcan wequeMiiou lh
etc, is not a wieund economical prac-1 fact when we see indigestion cured, liver com
tiw. Be provi.led with all these es !'l"b rrrtwlf the oppressed Inng brought
. 1 .1 1 1 .1 I into healthful play, and every phymcal func-
sent.al larill tools, and have them I" hion renewed and sirenglhened bibeir agency.
"oou onier, ami at natui
when the i
time arrives for using them.
Now is the time to look to these
matters, and make all needed prepar
ations for the busy days that will
soon be here. In tbe peace of winter
prepare for the war of spring. Agri-
cuUuralist.
Letter from a Gentlemen Ninety Years
Old. Long1 Life from Use of Brand
reth's Pills.
Prairie Da Cm en, Wis., Feb. 11, 1882.
I am in the ninetieth year of mv eatrhly
pilgrimage, and before pacing to auolher,and
1 trust, u belter world, 1 wiidl to bear testimo
ny to the great virtues ot Brandreth's Pills as a
liouxeuolu remedy. They are the best blood
purifiers and cleansers ot ibe stomach and bow
eh in lite world. 1 have raited a family of 10
cliiUlren. been bleared with three Kive.and mv
as from all other points, but now Mexico I luiiiily experience reaches over seventy years.
I LV. r .. .. I !.... ...1
. I . , 1 ti uiti luiij.mi icaia Mitre kiiuwu unu
A few years aga w imported noarly
tureo times as much coffee from Brazil
M. Ii. AREY
Present his comnli
and respcetfully solicit a trial hft-1'"
tablismcnt. It is complete h
ijuiii.uiuiu u. uisii vtaBs uusiness
Horses, Buggies, Carriages
Ptotone, Wagons. &c
tWn IS CONFIDENT OF GIVlSo 4s
Special provision anJ f,iv.vi i. !
Boarding and keeping horses H
:i Drovers will find nn,l sn .
at this place. ' wna f
8ecial accommmlstions for thmiK
ot Commercial Travelers. ine beBfit
ux otrect, Salisbury, No
3:tf :.f.U
Just Received
A FRESH LOT OP-ASSORTED !'
. GARDEN SEED
At ESKISS' Drug Store. '
A Good SLATE Giv
AWAY! '
cn
Any person purchasinr 50 Cents worth of'
BOOKS or -Medicines, &c.. at EXXiss
Drug Store will be presented wit I, a
slate.
LAMPS AfJD LAMP
GOODS,
AT KEDUCED PRICES, J
- At ENNISS' Drug Slun.
Jununrj 18, 1883.
Onion
WANTED.
Sets, at '
. ENNISS'
SCHOOL BOOKS at
COST, at
-ENNISS' Dm Sil
Itf.
- , , I. if.., -I
North Carolina Railroad,
CDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS (JOINO EAST.
Date, Apr. 30, 1&82 I No. 51. I o. M, !
- I Daily, j Daily.
Leave Charlotte.... 4.00 a.m. 4.4U . a.
: " Sali-biirv 5.53 " 0.24 t !
' " High Point.. 7 20 " 7.35 f
Arr.Ureensboro.... 8.00 " S.Oti f
LeavsCJreensboro. 9 30 " i-
Arr. Ili44boro 11.47 "
Durham 1 1!6 " U
Kaleigh 1.40 p.m !.. !
Lv. " 4.05
Arr. Goldshoro 6.30 J -
Mo. 17 Daily except Sitiinlsj, j i
Leave Greeuloro 5 C0p.ro.
Arrive at Kaleigh 1.51 s. ni. 1 i
ArriveatUoldnhoro 7,20 " !
No. 51 Oonnect at Greenfboro with H.4
D. B. It. for all points North, Eot and Vet,
via. Danville. At tioldsboro with W.AV
B. R. for Wilmington. f
No. 53 Connects at Salisbury with yV.f.
C, R. B. fiirallpoinUin Western N.Curolinij
daily attirecrutboro with R. & D. R. K. fcrill
Kints North, East and West. i
TRAINS GOING! WEST. T
. .. . I.
vu t.u. -""j lieved in Brandreth'a Pills. They have
from her southern compettitsr, aud bids I cured me of indigeMioti,cotflivenevdy'pepi:
fair iu the not very distaut future to take
half
Undertakers' goods all at the lowest prices at
52:ly.
R..fi. DAVIS' M Store.
MM:
VE8TERII K. C. RAILROAD.
OFFICE GEN. PASSENGER AGENT,
t Salisbury, N. C., October 12tb, 1882
SCHEDULE.
TUH'S HAIR OVi.
Gbay llAiaoa WmsKKits changed toaOuiwf
Black by ntinalvapplicAUoaof tliit Tyk. Itlm
partt a natural color, tcU InaUutar.eouslr. Sold
. tr DrugylMa, or sent by express on receipt of L
orricE; as hvusay st.hew torzz.
( Br. 11 1 I I BlIirtT. f .litW hfmtL'r. aai V
Mhl M.Mif t ta b aulM ViXS M -jr'1 J
Mar iy -
Wt - '-.jr. I ' '
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. 2. Granite
i - D. A. ATWELL.
Agent for tho t4Cardwell, Thresher.
Sal isbury, N. C, June 8th tf.
Pass. Train
No. a
Arrive MS r x
" 4.SS
" s.ot
S.1S
" 1J.M
" 11.50 AX
10,08
9.04
Leave s.w
. S.00
STATIONS. PX.'S!ln
....Salisbury...... Leave 6.10am
..,.8tate8Vllle .... Arrive T.xs
....Newton ., - s.4 "
....llfefcory .5!5
....Worganton.... 1.!3
....Marlpn " 11.49 "
Black Mountain.. " .Urx
....AabevlUe M S.0
....Warm Springs " 6.44
....Pigeon Biver.. 5.41
i .
wmm
& V. A. X. UOui Writea:-
Alter a taoroturn trial of ta
EBON TO2X10.I taJa pleasure
in stauns tnat I nave teea
rreauy benefited by its
tose. ZXiniaters and Pub
lic speakers will find it
f tae greatest value
w&ero a Tonic is neoee
saxy. I recommend it
aa a reliable remedial
agent, possessing tin
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties. -
Xouinut Oct. 2, 1SS3.
s
XT'!
x . sua
hmm
-A. Dttmhimnttnm tf
IbM of Iron, Ftantvian
o palataU arm. for
-itty, ioa of Arm
JProtftruUon of YUal
powers UUimlizsa-
J. I. TOWlilia,
Industry, IlL. aarK '
Xoonaidarlt
a most ezcallent remadv fa
- -a . . . . m
ut oeouxtatea vital saroas.
mm
i
t 1 123 DIl. II AliTEH XISXCZI7S CO,, W . jfim R y-
Train No, 1
Connects at Sallsbory with R. St D. II. R. from all
points North and South and from Raleigh. Connects
at Statesville with A. jT. & O. Dlv. of C. C. Ac A. R.
R. Connects at Warm Springs with K. Tenn., Ya.
I Ga. R. R. for ilorrtstown and points South-W ett.
Train No. 2 . .
Connects at Warm Springs with E. T. Va. St Ga.R.R.
from Morrlstowa St the Soutu-Wefct. Ccnceclsat
Statesville with A. T. & O. Dlv. Of C C. St A. R. R.
and at Salisbury with R. D. R. R. for all points
North and East and for Kaletgh.
Through Tickets
on sale nt Sallbarr, Stateavtlle, Aahevlllc and the
Warn Springs to all principal cities.
, z j J. B. Macaurdo,
Audr.G.F.t P.Agt.
GEO. A. EAGLE, W. A.' MORGAN.
Eagle Jb Morgan
BLACKSMITHING AND
Wagon-Making.
We are prepared to do any Icind of
work at our Shop on Lee Sft. (W. 31.
Barker's Old Star.il.)
, SALISBURY, N. C.
HORSE SHOEING and all kinds of
Blacksmithing done promptly and with ex
pedition. Kepairing of Carriajri'. Bupiea
and; Wann. done promptly and in first
class sttle. Painting and finichin of fine
work. will Ik; done .by . JI. Barker.
All we ask i a trial. j
Jan. 10, 1883. I 13:tf
!.N:OTI.ClEl
JOHW F. EAGLE,
1 --FASHIONABLE-
BOOT.
AND
SH03
Inviteavonr attention to hi ajirp, orHite
Mavorw Um-e. K pairing neatljrnml uronipt
ly done. Ail grade .rGiH.K made to onler
Octi Im.'Sliif. i
the whole of it. In 1831 w imported
280,293,855 HMitids of offce fraui Bnuil,
nuil 107,589,021) from other mints; where
as, these other points Mexico, Central
America, Columbia and tho West Indies
exported to this country, this jenr,
121,218,500 pounds of collet, or uearly
ouc-thml of the consumption of the coun
try. And the product of these countries,
1 iuir on the Gulf Mexico aud tho Carib
bean sra. ii constantly iucreasiuir. Five
and the female of my family have found them
invalualile at all timeo. I aIo wifh Jo mt
that I hare found Allcock's Poaocs PIAS
TERS very uoeful in hreaet pain, backache
and weak muscle.
Alfked Bbunson, A.M., D.D.
CU2E OF NEURALGIA.
Taken as a "Forlorn Hope'Braxxdr eth't
Fills Effect, a Magical Cure. Small
Pox Cured.
Schatck Ave., East New York, April 12, 1S80.
I roost cordially aive mv teotimonr aa to
the great value of Brandreth's Pilla, verified
hv feiirliteeii exoeriene in mv ninili.-
yigirs ii;o Alfsici saut us only o.JdV.Vod (the Ute Mr, Dr. Geo M Browne) htmiiy and
Hunds of coflfee ; to-day she ships 17,- my own. They were at first taken ax a "for-
t20,G(iU iou.ids j Cohtral America has iu- IO" no . ,urrlUB curel0' m eT,fre CM
creiisedher exports to tho United States patient being completely prostrated by diseaae
duriu! the aame period from 13,803,955 and the excewive use of opium, taken to dead-
to 22,149.111, and Vuezula from 39.13d,-1"" v- w. i w imjMeiao.i l ie
'1 (Hivli wort, almmtl mssiril- in nn. mnnik ih.
035 to 43,309.170. I wa- -Kie i0 be m. and walk arnnnd frU. nH
the dioeaae has never returned. My mother
w a nlfii pitrmA tf an allaolr nf InA.m.ini.
Thk Preacher Had to Laugh. Rhumatism by the same mean. About six
'Well, brethren, said a Main minister to yeanymo I was taken with what appeared to
' l. .aaaaa a..
oe a oau com, mil in a enort time, yauoms oi
confluent Small Pox were developed, cauxing
un mnch alarm. 1 determined to try Brand,
reth'a Pills aa a remedy, and their efficacy wan
aoon apparent. I was well much sooner than
was expected, and without receiving a aingle
mark or trouble of any kind. It is my firm
belief, judging from the severity of the case,
that had I gone through the regular routine
prescribed hy physicians, 1 should nave lied.
I know of many other instances of the value
ixeae and sickness.
eiva to say one who
JUBS. . &T. JOHX.
tMiinc of his fellow evuugeiista, 1 never
was guilty of laughing in the pulpit bnti
once. Some years ago 1 had in my con
cremation au old man who universally
went to sleep in Church aud snored loud
ly through the entire service. One sab-h
bath morning, glancing in his direction, I
saw him as usual, with his head back en
joying a nap, and right above him, in the of Brandreth's Pills in dim:
gallery, a young man was rolling a quid 1 win b ,,-,W to
. . . i . ' . .. . will apply tome.
oi tooacco arounu in nis nioutu. as i
looked, he took it out and iHiised it care
fully over the opened mouth. With a
wicketl smile, he took careful aim and
dropped it squarely j into the out man's
mouth. With a gwlp-Ip-lp the sleeper
started up and with! his face as red as s
beet rushed from tle house. The ieople
USED THIETY YEAKS.
I COULD NOT GET ALONG WITHOUT BRAND.
RETIl'8 PILLS IN THK HOUSE.
84 Morton Street, New York City, Mar. 1,1880.
I have u?ed Brandreth's Pills for over thirty
tur doubt were horrified, but I oould not y.erfc ;m re" . 8u.ne.7' m
. . . . . , , . tiara. W henever I feel it I take one or two
have fct-pt from laughing if , a sword had dogeJS wuich me immediate relief. I also
hung over my bead ready ; to fall. The take them for cosittveness, with which I am
old man din not coio back for several troubled, always give me relief.
1 couiu nut gev uiviiji, wiiiiiiiii uur iii 111 hit
Sabbaths and when ! ho tlid he changed i
Ioai
his
scat aud itiualncd wide awake."
house.
18:ly
ClIAS. F.IlERNBKnO.
Pate. Feb. 19, 1882.
Ko.150.
Daiiv.
Dai If.
Leave Goldshoro .,
Arrive Raleigh
Leave - ...
Atrive Durham ....
" ilillsboi-.....
Greens,l ro..
Leave "
Arrive Ilich Piont
o h.i ;-..,
Charlotte....
10.00 a. n.
12.20 pm
3.55 "
6.06 "
5.46
8.05 "
9.15
9.50 "
11.12 "
1.10a. m
0.40 1.
1610 "
11.21 i" 1
1.00 iM I"
No. 18, Daily ex. Sunday-Lv. Goldsb'o 2.50 p"
Ar.lUleigh- 7.10 1"
Ly, 6.00
- Ar.GreennWojMap;
No. 50-Connecta at Charlotte willi A.AJj
Air Line for all points in U.e Soiuli aiidbi
west, and with C. C. & A. R. K. for a!l poinU
South and Southeast. ! ,r
No. 52 Connects at Charlotte wih '
Air Line forall lwinU South and outbwe
at Charlotte with C. C. & A. K. R. 'fh "
jMilnts South and Southeast.
N.W.N. C RAILROAD.
Goixo West.
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. Kernersville
'Salem
No. 50
Daily.
Goiko West.
- 9 25 p iu
10 41 "
11-25 "
No. 51.
Daily,
ex. Sun.
Leave Salem
Ar. Kernersville
Greensboro
515am
5 50 "
7 00 "
No. 52 : :
fl.Susj!
-9 50 a i
1041 " !
I No. is.
6 00p" !
6 40 B !
STATE UMIVERSIfY RAILROAD
Goiko Nobth.
Leave Chapel Hill ...
Arrive University
Nn. 1.
10.40 a ru
11.40 a ni
Ns. 2.
Goixo Sotjth. ' j Daily exuni
ArriveUniversitv.. J 12.10 p m
Arrive Chapel Hill...... 1 1.00
Pullman Sleeping: Car. without Cha-Jg
On Train No.6o, New York sndiAilaau 'J
Washington & Danville, and between htt ,
loroand Charlexton. , ,u
On Train No 52, Richmond nd Csn
Washington and Charlotte vis Dsnvill- t.
fi-Throngh Tickets on MlestGrwnJJ
O-leigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury and CharJJJ
aSlat all principal point! Sonth, SontJweJ
Wat, North and East. For Emigrants r"
L.iuisiana,Texsa. Arkansa and iheSoniB c-.
address - . i A POPE.
Gen. PasM.nSei Ag
- 21:ly ' IJichmontl,