fOCAL.
, vi,ar, paid iu advance, $1.50
Hkanii't delayed 3 mo'2.00
rayiii'c del'ed 12 mo2.50
J
I icliool
Neatly Appointed JcsTicE$.The fol
lowing is a list of the Justices of the Peace
appointed for Rowan county ty the Leg
islature of lUSii , . I
Li-ntin-n Pfltoo. Salisbury Township N. Ileilig, C. F.
Ti, tibsci jption rates of the Carolina I L. j Briiiglef Adam Brown, Stephen B.
HH,lr . :.. ...1..noo 41 0 I T.- . t . ... " . '
xra-tv iison irott, W. A. Leutz,
Julius A. EarnharL . .
Unity J. A. Bailey, Jno. II. Rice, Geo.
ICMeNeill. . . j .
JScotch TrishJ. G. Fleming, Wm. G.
Watson, Haywood Harper, J. Alex. Lyer-
Steele W. L. Keistler, J. M. Harrisou,
Win. Barber, Sam! Baker, Jas. 11. Davis.
Jilt. Ulla.J, K. Goodman j J. S. Knox,
J. K. Graham.
Atwell J. h. Sloan, J. A. I Lipe, John
M. Coleman, S. M. Furr. . i
China Grove Jno. E. Deaton, J. L. Sif
o llieiolico ludian chief passed
prof I- A. Vreu has opened a dancing
ere,
He
has
-o
a large class.
i fnr- Ann mrtftift for Easter
being made in an uic cumcnes.
.1. L o :. .
Mr Gp. jfrwiu nud wife have joined ford, John Sloop, J. C. Coriiher, George
i adicd greatly to the Presbyterian Lipe. j
, r ' ' ' " JOocJce-CU. McKenz'.c, DanU A. Sift
Dear Vaf Uulan, Ark. Mrs. Po we was a
rlidelt of Salisbury.
; r I -O '
r-f?iol oiiutry butter.
there is f a od price.
. i - h '
iufehaver is finishing up his
ferd, Elijah Miller.
Litaler Alfred W. Kluttz J. L. Ren
dletnan, Jacob A. Yost. -
Gold ffiltY H Manney, LW Coleman,
J A Heilig, Moses A Fesperman.
MoraanJ J Newman. Wm. A Camn-
t.-i. I . T. . T t . . - . i
market juai bell, paui c Shaver.
V hat little I PjYMu7v'Rtnheii 'A Earnhart. Dr.
C M Pool, T M Kerns. f
voh on main Street. 4t will be
Mr.
leady foifoclipancy in a few days.
Y VI I o
New
Editok Watchman : I feell called upon
to state, in view of the publication in
hrour last paper over the signature of A.
L. Hall, that the statement made by me
to the Board of Couuty Commissioners at
ovvtu has retnrned from
.iv - that he lias coming a
MINING.
T: K.j BRUNEI?, MANAGES.
The mining Editor, in company with
Mr. J. J, Newman, of Dutch Crrek wipes,
is visiting Kocky Biver," and "Pheo-
nix" mines! in Cabarrus county. V He
may visit others, and will ; probably re
port this week, the result of iuves liga
tions. - ' . i-
Conrad Hill. While the ten addition
al stamps are beincr placed at Conrad
Hill,' they have only been able to, run
their battery ten hours per . day, for the
last 15 days. This run yielded 126 ounces
of gold. As soon as they get their pans
and full battery going day and night, we
expect to publish splendid returns.
Milling: iu Cabarrus County.
. Kocky River Mike. '
Pj-operty containing 350 acres, lies 10
miles S. E.of Concord. Seven shafts,
from 25 to 55 feet deep, have opened np
five veins of free milling quartz and au
riferous sulphurets,
The company have only sunk to this
depth because of water. They are about
putting in r pumps so as to prove the
ground at greater depths. - i
This ore is .of a wtll defined character,
showing free gold very rich near the
surface and making to snlphurets as depth
is attained. Ihese sulphurets are ot
Among the rnins of Pompeii has been Sajrs the -. Newborn Journal : A iea
found another human tignre buried in the blossom of the Meadow's Premium vari
abiles . and a plaster cast of it from the I ety was sent in on Thursday of last week
mould has been made. .The form is that j by Mr. Hamilton. ' . , .
of a maiu. The mould was discovered in I iA ' 'u.a. : i.nt
! m v UIMtltlU O A line 18. VII ' srv'111
the garden of a house, rom lU place are iQTigible .urgical iutrumeuts?nn-
and position it appear, that the man wa diseJ ble to tbe naked eye Bottfab-
try.ngjto escape .e interval that 1f..bloia ofj hnm&HtJt &ia
elapsed between the rain of lapilh and do we discover the loss or
that of ashes, and at heuaocated by feel tLe ,ting til, afler the misduef, is
the ashes and by pestilential vapor, be- donefUld eren tten vecaut gee what
fore he cenld reach the station gate. From did it.-tRmcaA Eeg'uUr, Da.
a descrintion of the fiirure in an EnslUh
n.wnawr.it nnnear.. that the man was : would line to see. a bill pass , mat
fonnd Iviczr oa his I back, with the headles the whites for white schools' and
bent back and the skull perfectly the blacks for black schools. A white
preserved. From the cheek-bones down- man who pay. in the State , treasury $15
ward the face is Very perfect, and the ulu Bnrei" : nuueu IO Pore u?"n
lips permit five upper aid five lower negro who pays nothing; that this is the
tMth J wl.ilft rtiiI Mnal. to be seen. Ronnd J nio oi so mucu uissuiuicviwh, i
the body is the belt commonly used by PialJ en by the people ' of eastern
L:.i x xi. . I PflrnHna. - WilUnmatoh Times.
me aucieuia io cuuuuo iuo tuuir, vriiuouii i -t--. -
whsch no one was decently clad.
Happy McSiuith 'reached here on Sat
urday morning. Ho did not seem to be
supremely 'happyfas he found his rau-
IFayetteville Observer: Mr.'C. Ll Black.
man, living in Cedar Creek township,
east side of Cape Fear river, made 31
bales of cotton, with ono mule, on 25
acres of land. This is not a mere matter
M. S. I
Vmk. an
aSiii(lct Moek ot gds iu his lino.
. . . i ",
A sneaal act of the Legislature has
mae Ml. Jas. W, Rumple, Attorney
t Law.lji Jlagistrate, and allows him-iol
continue i jnrtire t the Bar.
Die.V: Ii tliis city, Tuesday morning,
guth iustf itoBBiE, son of Capt. James I
JJurke, til oper of tho Federal Ceme-
'I . '
f o-
their December meeting. Jn regard to a hjg rade . Th have a New
teaching m the Halt .School House m X, , t, . ... . , , T,
Franklin township, was predicated .upon
a convesation nad witu JJir. a. kj. iiost.
Respectfully, W. W. Miller.
Tasker Pulverizer,' silver plates and How
land Riffles. The Tusker mill is sent out
by Messrs. Morris, Tasker & Co., for
practical test. They have a ; man "Who
is conducting the experimental inns. At
present they are introducing some recent
sic house closed and the parties who 1 0f hearsay, but hffact which can be
were in charge "skedaddled." A man by I proved and attested by Mr". A. H.
the namoof M, B.j Willis was given the j stocamb and others who know the -facts.
management of the house, in this placo
nuuui iiu iiiiiiii im ii i' mill 112111 iirrii i : .
making "hay while the sun shone," for thJwno.u WMt ,lf winaton. n Welnes
himself at least. A wek go .he went day of ia8t week. The cabin in which
off on a drumming fur, leaving his wife gbe liTed barned down the SandaJ before
several of her neighbors, she sought
shelter under a pile of brush, where she
died before the proper authorities learned
of her condition.
tcry.
For the Watchman,
j Blackmer P. O., March 16, 1883.
Jlfr. Editor: Bad roads and the depress-1 improvements in the mill.
ed state of our pocket book! had quaran- The outlook of the property is excel-
uneuus ai uoHie ioi- iueF iu. lcnt g judicious-management in the
Last Wednesday we made a break for . t , 1 .
Snlisl.iirv. ami was luckv to find the development, the mine could be made to
Wizard Oil' troup iu possession of the produce a huudred tons of ore per day
darkies and n large partiof turn white Prof. Hauua has recently examined, and
. . . ... ., - i t 1.1 1 1 "
ioiks, ami wniie uiey sang aim reported favorably on this property. It
to set around without behk dunned for was Purchased last November, by Judge
Tuna) ti&vk Station is now a town,
if liaYiii" f4'! iiicn pointed by an act of uioney at short rauge. A great (success
.1 t -..: ?. 1 hi-.. Vi. ni'c'.llilii tlio t
China qve V be next in oi.dci. , T Warehouso. Pireg d
- I irnivil GAmnrimoa ftiilicKlll'V iOlllll Upll
.Vn'U 0 aAJ V mm SUV'' WJT - -
:1
m i-
Tliere wllti b Coisinnuiion Services at atjoril to spare some more of the same
tt.- Matlhifewfai'-Evang. Lutlierau ciiuitii, kiuu ol ruooisn, couimeiicpug ui i
- 1,
thiscouiittj
L .i. ii,..,.!.,.. i.. imil MaiiSIOIJ
beHnuiiitipb Saturday before.
House and from! thence in an
eastward direction. Was jsorry to find
that our representative, Mr. L. S. Over
man, had not returned from Raleigh f His
- 1, r 1
Ya nrJelad to see auionst us again course in the legislature lias maue ior iuo
w.nii l nrnv. lust returned"' from new frielids in t us part of the pyiito
ri . . , ; ,111. county, and his old ones iook wiui pnue T,
ful State passed the wi liter.
; J o - r
The cnrf$eration of St. Mary's Church
5 mile B:tli of Salisbury, will take
i.Ucn iievH Sunday. Rev. Mr. Murdoch
i"" ; f-. -
t)f St. Luke Church, officiating.
o-
ipou
solous of our State. ; !
Our new township, Steele, taken from
(the old one (Mt.'Ulht) is a faxed fact.
Thoroughly Democratic, jwith a clever
set of J. Ps.. we exnect to inove ou, vifiht
side up with care. Some of the boys (of
Steele) think they can detect a slight
H nges of Pa.
Pnoexix Mine.
WorK is proxressniff liere. lliey are
siukius No. 3 shaff, and are below 270
feet at present. The vein is a well de
fined fissure, average width about 2J
feet. They have between GOO and 700
feet oieii on the vein drifts and are
hoisting from four shafts.
ore is a Heavy numerous iron
, containing only a trace of copper.
ire working a 10 stamp mill and
the Meares Chloriuatiou Process; produ
cing from $24 to $30 per tou j and work
iug ouly about four tons per day. Their
expenses J are about $1,200 per month
about 50 hands.
The capacity of the mine, and the cost
chauge in the atmosphere since we jcut of the plant considered, they are doing
Avvi!t-SEastkr Ball. The Young r- - - - I'c.j nu, n.m u uiu.c Bu.mP
i;llWi,,Tiiatiou8 to their An- franou US " '"". should run say 20 tons instead of their
jn,eu hare jiisueu lnviiaiious ro ineir ah-, jaVge crop of cotton notwithstanding the ' i t
:,,i.r.nt&:Ball.ito be civeu at the Boy-' low nrice. Wheat looks! promising for present fonr tons per day, which would
't.., ti ... t.,...i.. Unroh I the time of vcai. aud a heavy crop sown; I reduce average cost and increase the
jfi. T , ..I....-;.... onaam linn nimnmnMll lit I 1 .! ' 1 -11 r III
2j . l . t i i. uo piuniiiii tooui uaoiwwiu.m..... i prouuciiuu. it euiuniiiiiioii win pay vn
" ' - - - ij; 1 .i.-r-.l'r -1 IIA IJIT'lllfll- IK 111 KV. Hllllll L IK . .... ...
i tn nvoi. uu n...... V"v ' - I Mia BiM-ill U mnct nnv noil rlin uifli anniA
. f 1 M 1 ' . I I VUW I . V . I I .MM ...... MWH-W
energy ! There seems to' be no doubt but
that the mine can produce 'much more
Clod Kxockeu.
ffr
Frielld
cross-niads trader suns himself leisurely
A Frieud iiiforins us that wmie in before his store door, heaves a gcuile!
(atnirrus county, a few days ago, he saw sigh aud whittles a goods boxfor couipa-
a Jii.r-vniimnn Hihh. TiubMshed in 1720. ui'
- "o ' .
U'uig lG3iears old, It is the property, of
MrsGcoigCline,
I --
? : O
Neit M-iihdav Easter is the day set
- -a. mf -
NoitTH Cauolina Insane Asylum,
Raleigh, N. C.
The dividing Une between the N. C.
Insauo Asvlum at Raliegh. and the West
ern N. C. Insane Asylum at Moigauton,
ruus from, the Virginia line soutu witn
ore than they am using at present.
Quaker Cut
mine has been abaudoned, most probably
for want ol proper management. They
have a good vein of sulphurets.
Tucker Mixe
is three-fourth of a mile from thePhceuix
Says the Salem Press: We learri that
a white woman diea irom exposure m
Gov. Butler has, by a veto message.
rebuked in the Massachusetts legislature a
fault which more or less prevails in al
j legislative bodies, and leads to great dea'
of confusion and litigation. He ret u red
the Northern lakes and the Bay of Fun
dy, and on Friday last his wife went
'drumming" after him. They left be
hind several unpaid hills and McSmith
in the lurch about $150 so far. There
are some few counties yet to be heard
from, and Mc. is jdrumming np debtors
to see how many have paid notes or ac
counts to the non est, not honest mana
ger. McSmith thinks that his loss will
not reach more (than the sum named with his disapproval a bill, and pointed
II... ! 1 Jt
above. Charley David displayed one of oup lu 11,8 message tnai uie measure nau
his inimitable cartoons illustrative of the uefco so loosely drawn as to be eelf-con
last sensation. Willis reoresented with tradictory aud absurd. The language o
r it
a pair of expanded wings' flying through a statute suouid do specmc ana ciear,
space laden with musical iustrnments of " it frequently is not j and in vetoing
all kiuds, his pockets filled with unpaid bH lause f clumsiness Gov. B tier
duns. In the distance is the spire of the "as set a good example.
Baptist Church, above which Willis pur- j gix 6inv 8tudents of Columbia College
sues his flight, while in front of the mu- get out on Thursday lasto fight duel.
6ic house is the proprietor with a "thou t a distinguished party, albeit beard
art so near aud yot so far" expression less, a Brazilian Count and a Porto Rico
earnestly, gazing through a. telescope at Marquis being of the number, as seconds.
the bird of passage as he wings his way J The young men started" on their sangni-
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
'It.
t
I1IIED
Northward. Under the cartoon is the
legend 'Kiehes nave Winga:" it is one
of David's best.-l Greenville (S. C.,) Cor.
Char. Journal.
nry expedition somewhat in the manner
o the deluded readers of dime novels
who embark on Indian hunts with sup
plies of firecrackers aud toy pistols. They j
were overtaken by the police and iguo-
Charlotte Journal : Little Frank Stan- niiniously hauled up before a magistrate,
sill, the unfortunate boy who was dragg-1 wbere their hot blood cooled on learning
so cruelly by a mule last Thursday, died
on Saturday night.- Mr. J. T.Tate, of
Gaston couuty entered 100 acres of land
covered by the waters of Catawba River;
beginning at Thompson's Ford, running
thence to the eastern bank, thence up the
river bank
RozzelPs corner,; thence to a stake in. the
middle of tbe.sticanv. aud thence down
(he middle of the stream to the begin-
that their offense was one of the gravest
ktadwn te New York's penal code.
Since the divorced Sprague married
the divorced widow of Connecticut; ne
has been nominated for Governor of the
IS JUST WHAT YOU WANT!
WITR IT you can put out evenly and uniformly
Your Stabie Manure, Compost, Muck, ;
tSf-ON EIGHT OR TEN ACRES PER DY.J r
It is the cheapest and most efficient machine of the kind known, and will distribute
broadcast, single drill or in two rows at once any width and in any desired quantity.
The farmer will, in one year, get back many times the price of the farm right and ma-,
chine in the increased yield of his crop alone, to say nothing o money saved which-ho
has been paying for fertilizers, and the permanent improvement of his land. s
Read the following certificates from Louisiana planters, where the machine Was in
vented and has been thoroughly tested for the last four years : '"
t- ; i ft, ,
OuAcnrrA Parish, Louisiana, July 20th,;18Sl. ; '
This is to certify that we have used Brown's Patent Distributor, and can say EVERt
THING in its praise, as it distributes stable and barnyard manure, cotton seed, etc;,
evenly and uniformly, in any desired quantity, both in single drill and two rows at once
any width. . We further recommend it for its cheapness and simplicity, as there is not a
piece about it but wbat can De naa on every iarm,wnicn enables everyone to ie nis own
repairer. Signed, ' . . ,
D C MORGAN, C C SMITH, A B SCRD3ER, R G COBB. V
W L DeGraffereid, T J WILLIAMS, W C niNSON, JOS. A POWELL,
THOS WOOD, D FAULK, M L BOWMAN, J Ii MEIUDETU,.
And a host of. others. - ;
tm This Machine took the first prize medals at all Western State Fairs in 1880,
where it was exhibited. : .
Siiile MacWnes $12. In Cllis of Two or More, $11. .
"Agents wanted in every County in tie State. Address,
BROWN & NICHOLSON, Proprietors,
Charlotte, N. C.
B. H. MARSH, Jlgent & Manufacturer
Salisbury, N. C.
apart for shing and picnicing, by white
and blaclf, recaidless of consequences.
Golds; soil fUiroats and pucumouia are the western boundary lines of Rocking- Capt. W. H. Orchard is Superiutendeut
thegM eatl results SeudVourmctiier-in- ham, Uuilfoi-d, Kandoip, aionigomerj whose iiucss for the last thirteen weeks
, . - and Richmond couuties to the South Car- , . . . . TT.
law aud stay at home. olina Vine. I - r Las caused suspension of work. His
it- o I The lollowiug rules nave been auopieu ueaiiu is i"i'iuwuS u, JO j.v-vu
tue xsortn that work will be resumed within iu
Tinker! Large quantities of Hickory, by the Board of Diieetoipof
Carolina Insane Asvlum : j
.... I,. . , , . n 1. All applications now on file, to be
ped lioiulus point and Chiua Grove. reuewed ufnler the uew aa of the Gener-
Land or lifers should make" sure of good aj Aseiubly and . recorded as received,
pay for lleir valuable woods; for once statitig name, date and cciunty, and what
gno theylWUl never 1m restored. I disposition isiuade of th4 same, and the
, Q ; . correspondent of the applicant uotraed.
TUfrri rehearsal of this session, of ."ZiL
ii ud the protection of society
Mrs. Kunrple's music class, came off last
Friday evening. She has some fifteen or
more very promising pupils, and their
first rehearsal was an enjoyable surprise
' to parent! and friends present. Mr, J. W,
days.
They made a test of the Peattncr
Chloriuatiou Process, which did not prove
satisfactory. Thty have UOOO pouuds of
roasted ore, leached aud precipitated,
but not cleaned up, which it is thought
will givo better results.
The property is developed 100 feet in
.i . . . .. IJl.nf.lUn rvf T?lwir1 Talntwl IlV tllA flflvn
a distance oi two nines to i j
csitesof a reform iu suffrace. In Uiatl
State, as iu Massachusetts, ouly certain
classes of whites are allowed to vote.
H . . . .l' 1 lit 1
iiiiiff. These mc fes and bonnds includes The ncU ami nonue popuince tui iu
States. Gov. Butler sars there
uiiif iiuij. vi mo uiuuwua xviver iui u uis- i - -
tauce of two miles. It is understood that 4 130,000 white men disfranchised in
a similar entrv of the other half corres-Hlassachusetts. But if a man J cannot
itktitl I ti rt ia doa ttAan mi1n in floe. I i-oto he can cet a divorce, and that
l'jfcjviug ibu lute, una wvu uiiuiu ias vuo i r w
tnn rmnitr ' It. i i nnArttu tlmt. Mr. brines comfort to many a highly educated
Tate wilf use this part of the Catawba for pay State denizen. WW. Star.
a nsnery. a pycicie wiiu novel pro
pelling machinery has made its appear
auco on our streets. It is called the
Facile' is owned by Mr. Charlie Cres
well, and is said to have beeu the second
machine of that make purchased in Amer
ica, l he novel leatures m us structure
ire to be found in the relative dimeurions
of the wheels and tho working of the
treadles. Tho I large wheel in front is
much smaller and the small wheel some
what larger than those of the bycicle now
n common use. Instead of the feet o
the rider following the revolutions of the
SALISBURY MARKET.
Corrected weekly toy J. M. Knox & Co.
- Salisbury, March 22, 1833.
3. Acute cases, w ith good prospects ol Jcnth ulaut consists of a teu stamp bat
cure, to be admitted promptly on apphca- . -
I tery, &c.
Cabarrus Gold and Silver Co.
tiou, making room Dy uisciiarge, n nec
essary, of some comparatively harmless
and incurable case, from the same or some
Rumple assisted, rendering two Baritone other couuty. ,
Solos. J 4i All other applications to tie reieireu
to tho Board of l)irectoi;s or Liecutive
rm . . - ... . ii ili mM a ...v.. www.. . - - - .
. l upre is some complaint of rudeness taiuil,K to tHe same as may be of service from which a crosscut was made, cutting
ou tlio paj;t of Ziou College fetudenta (col.) to said committee in deciding as to the al eeVeDrfeet a vein, on which they drift
going to and from church and Sunday admission of the case. Such admissions eJ tJje N 5Q feet) p.lg8iug through
ecnooi, tqBuiall white children. It js to! UD cou," four 0tiier veins-averaiiiuff four feet
. - . ii a nnii l mi tin. in Ainu inaiiui;i ci o i
. 06 ' lionpd thnt iht'X tvill riinliirt. tlifiii-l . r .
Capt. Orchard is also superintending
this property ; which has also beeu idle
during his sickness.
The miue is opened by a 50 foot shaft,
selves in Uuch a manner as not to briug
about any trouble. 7
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"StekueP Towxship. rhis new town
- ship, recently created Jy an act of the
I -Legislatuie, ou the petition ofa number
of the citizens of Mt. Ulla, was so named
i honor If Gen. John Steele, a native of
tliit town'jl and a man of grearpromiuence
jn his day:, not only in his own county
and State but in the whole country. He
n j led many important positions in the
in sucii manner as ro
equalize th benefits of the institution
among tlie various counties.
5. Each admission or rejection of an
iit.nl innt ti be a matter ot record in a
special book, signed by tivo or more mem
bers of said board or copimitiee.
E. Gkissom, Snpt.
- i ca .. r -
Wo sincerely regret to hear of the death
of Prof. Thomas B. Bailey, which sad
vent otcurred on the 15th instant at
Columbus, Miss. Mr." Bailey was a most
estimable, and accomplished gentleman,
n-lm was well known ih this, his native
service of XJuited States government as gtat HerWas the oldest son of tho late j
wen as tnat ot iNorth Carolina. t,i,. R-ilAr nlm wn one. of the nnrest
and best men who ever graced the Bench
wide. Assays of these ores run as high
as$200. There was no 'sulphurets at 50
feet. Machinery will go up at this mine
iu the spring.
While mining does not seem to be very
active in the county, it is moving steadi
ly nud cautiously and when pushed vig
oronsly may be expected to yield fair re
turns
Iu rcidv to an enquiry, we have the
following statemeutaau regard to
Tub Ore Knob Copper Mine op Ashe
County.
The property was opened in 1873 by
Mr. Jas. E. Clayton, of Baltimore, and
has worked steadily ever since, at -times
The product
- A scnooi eutertaiumeut was given at I i, iir(1Hr f em nlojiusi over 1000 men
Sl'cmwelKi-Sihool House, Providence "v "H ., ' 7L,,: ,itr " i fif ofoopper has exceeded 10,000,000 iM,unds,
UownsHitf a few davi aroAt which Mf Bailey , Esq., of this city, and of offt alue of over $2,000,000. The mine
liuthf n , T $'t 7m Mrs. Wm. Cain oHillsboro. Peace to paid it8 6harcholders in 1879, $210,000
ItOUirneki. IrmitiTV Kiinnrintphilmit IIV- . . . .... .
. . ; " - ..o , oble rrentleman Char, cash in dividends, it lias beeu more
id au address to pupils and people, j It T . larirelr worked than auy other minein
proposed to build np a permanent I . the South aud has proven ! that our home
school at that iihiee. On this occasion 1 The Aie of Steel says ; " The following mines have great value when properly
thd pupjU acquitted themselves with curious puzzle is-said to :beat the celebra
credit. The school is at present under ted 13-15-14,' and is well wortli iuvesti
the cout6l of Mr, C. R. Qwens.
-o t-
gatioir : Take a strip ol paper or caru-
invr ii.rhes lonrr rind 5 wide, ! thus
ir vino n. Rtiriaee oi oo mcues.
0. . .
develoied. The ore is of ordiuary rich
ness, a sulphide of copper and iron, but
large quantities are jniued from 40,000
to 45,000 tons yearly. The plant is ve
ry extrusive, consisting of some twelve
r.-;.ii i-.- r -t m ..f.,.fi.,i.i,.. Tnw riitl ftmeltinir lumaces. rennery auu oiner
viajiyLr. riuuiux uc dir. j. .giving buiicui vf -j- 1 - . ,i.i ...i, ..
uv.e,ivs siore tue stuaed sum oi wuac tins snip uuifiuuiij, w; j for;dovelopiug and improvements cost
was called there a catamouut, we werelgiviug two pieces iu tue snape oi i in-1 orer g()o mo , all of whicli was paid for
iuforiuedj that it was captured in Unity aiide Now measure (exactly 5 iiickcs fruni profits, except $200,000. Tlie mine
townihil only about 12 miles northwest from the la.getud of each strip aud cut is now
ff-UO. .ace. It isabout 2d inches' in in two pieces. Take these slips and put KfJ
i.Kui,not count lug tho tan. a uerce inem iuio mu ou.ipMj . i""v 1 0f the South for many years ro come.
looking fbiaKt it utust have been when and it will appear to be . jut H luciies
liviug. It Wa8 not supposed th&e was each way, or C4 tquar iuches, a loss of
ui.h art! animal in many miles of itliis 1 siuar6 iudi of 8aieiUcial measurement.
pJaee Ml wo have very lit tle'doubt it with no diminution of surface. The tiues
tame diftvi. f roiii tlie mountains. I 'tiou is, what becomes ol tllat iuch'f
A'our truly,
J. F. McKee.
.Morgauton Advance: We understam
that the Asylum will be i opened -for the
recei)tiou of patients next week.
MARRIED.
BACON 1H!
HAMS 15 :
BUTTER . 20
CHICKENS - 20 to 25
EGGS 12i
COTTON 6 toH
CORN 56
FLOUR 2.25 to 2.33
FEATHERS 50
EODDER 60
nAY 25 to 30
MEAL 55
OATS 35 to 40
WHEAT 50to 1.00
WOOL 35
Ou the 15th. near Old Bear Creek,
itanlv countv, by Rev. W. Kimball, Mr.
G. A. Culp and Miss Ellen J. Lyeny.
Salisbury Totaco
corrected weekly by jno. sheppard.
Lugs, common to med. o.OO to d.oll
I. ii tr m pd to jrood. 3.50 to 5.00
o-i ; '
Luus, good to fine,
Lu2s. tine to fancy,
Leaf, common to med.
Leaf, med. to good,
Leaf, good to line,
xuil.v. r,f nanilr&ia ou the I Wranuers, com. to med.
Aaaavw j w - mi
19th inst.; at Boons Foard, Davie couuty, Wrappers, med to good
. i
On the 18th, in BethelcChurch by the
r i:i.i.:.. .,.t lfnrtl.i
finme. Air. James vx. ivucuio uv iAoii.
Misenheimer.
DIED.
FARMERS
Loot to pur Interest
PHOSPHATE
N C,
aced
5.00 to 8.50
8.50 to 12.50
4.00 to 5.50
5.50 to 7.50
7.50 to 13.00
0.00 to 11 00
11.00 to 14.00
14.00 to 35.00
35.00 to 55.00
Cheaper than you ever heard of.
Came at once, and
Make Youi-Own
Fertilizers.
85 vears. Dec'd was born rappers, eoou io une,
WraDDers. nnc.
, . e - Mi..u.u,i , . ,lflrArn,i
n.. .,..,1 t;..rn in ctvn no. ilietl ' Tc' a ""J
1 "y"" owlfa.. j I i f hnmo. nMr Linwood. in David- r.; a rl ulnHv -Pafhpr. the
i 1 1 l il ' . . W i 11 Li VKJ V4 1 V auu . ' v
in rear oi me axie oi me large wneei.i n ennii..T ui Ut. at 91o'elock . i, i.n v,rht Prira
of pneumenia, Mrs. Mary T. Mearee, onchan'ed except for rich waxj fillers, and
pelled reuders it possible to spin along I wife ol Vr. William u. Mttm,;sgi C' good smokers and cutters, wnicn are uigu
with crvfor inPd than would he obtain- years, ane oeciui.e paiieuh m,.. er and la demand.
t - . n uiui iv n a iiftrict ncn.ee
1CI I1JL CU.l IIV1 &
Asleep in Jesus, Uiesscu sieep. i Twoofthcoldest and best remedies are All-
rBtiilLlABno
ed on the old bycicle. Tho smaller di
mension of the: large wheel brings the ri
der near the ground and renders locomo
tion thereon less dangerous. Itisjhought
it will entirely! supercede the bycicle now
in common use.
It begins to appear probable that the
child is born who will enjoy tho privi
lege- of walking over the East River
bridge. AfterlfourtecB years of hopeless
waiting the public is iiiformed that the
trustees have appointed a committee to
arrange for a Celebration ot the opening
Mrs. Einilv J. Karriker, wife of Wm. rrtrK'R Ponors Plasters and Brakdeth's
A. Karriker, of pneumonia after au illness Th celebrated household ne-
j of six days. , Vr.r Rnrn;na. rheumatism, nains
She fell asleep m Jesuseany in me - --. -r -- , .
morning of the 19th of March, leaving in tne siue, dsck, or cnebi, ur U) u'
her husband and five children to mourn tnat j8 accessible from the exterior, All-
cock's Porous Plasters arc prtfection, j
whilefor regulating the Ulood, Brakdreth's
have just received my Spring supplies of
SotionTobaGeo
Fertilizers,
their loss, and rejoice at her gain. She
ville on the 30th inst.
Annual Meeting !
consisting of
Pills are untqualed.
on hand.
18:ly.
Always keep them ,
BUSINESS LOCALS
Fresh lot new Mackerel, Bids., i Bbls., ,
aud Kits, at A. TAKKtii's. i
Salisbury, N. C, March 15lh, 1883.
Th Annual Meetineof the North State Iron
I . .n . . ? r .... ; 1 1 k aI1 at
sessed safScicnt hardihood to suggest a . H of ADril. 18b3. at 2 o'clock p. m., for
A-.v wlipn tlna rclbi-;if inn should take I i,a oWi'inn of three Directors, nndsuch other
place, but S8 (I,e commi.U-e U app-iated Ww tlTL MULrORu! S',.
1C is io ue noppeu it win occur ui g i 22:1m
the lifetime of its members at least, il lie
nneStion of tolls is also bejrinniuc to be
discussed. The weight of opifffous ex
pressed were in favor of free travel to -rue ODderslned are prepared w porcnase ores ti materials- AciD 1'uoM'UATES,
pedestrians and rates for vehicles and &c.. and eloper than ever be-
" To Minn Oner!! aai MMm Co's.
COMPOST! COMPOST ! !
I havenow on hands a tock of com-
nivmp.nfs.
mi ' . r . .1. 1 -
line citizens oi eT x oi tk. i years.
' PnLll I . 1 ! .. . ' .
cattle- something less than the present way suon, ..,
... I yajiucui . ...v- I far l,jrt Cil Vt K. i; I t VJl.KAIA ivai.Ml
(or German Potash Sail), an excellent and
popular fertilizer itself, as well as a number
one com poster.
Call early and secure or leave orders for
what you want, J. ALLEirBROWif.
ferry rates.
and Brooklyn will be justified in having
the biggest kind of a celebration when
the bridgo is actually completed.
The Newbern Nutshell say : Mr. Jas,
Jarvis, of Washington connty, died a
most horrible death, from hydraphobia on
Uimnrkl VflWKR COMPANY.
tendon and Swansea. En&rlaBd.
an mrtor shnnid be addressed to M. Parry
nt- ThomasvUle. Davidson CoV. O, sole Agent
mr t.h r: mted SUtea. - sotiypu
""GOLD riilfUE
For Sale drliease
By AARON BARNS
the 7th inst. Mr. Jaryis was the owner Q milca Wegt Taylorsville, Alexander co
oi a smaii puppy which uuuiiud civ
few weeks sihee and appeared to have
fits. While endeavoring to give the ani
mal relief Mr Jarvis was bitten, but did
not "rive much attention to the circum-
stance r at the! time, not thinking for j a
moment the dog had hydraphobia. After
the dog died, jbowever, he became alarm
ed, and in a few days he found to his sor
row that he had cause for alaixi. !
Malaria, Chills and FeTer, and Bullous attacks
Doaiuvely cured wltli Emory's bt;ttuid cure Pills
an Infallible remedy : never fall to vre the most
obstinate, long standing cases wliu quinine ana
au other remedies had tailed. They are prepared
expressly lor malarious sections, in doable boxes,
two kinds ot Pills, containing a strong cathartic and
Of this Mine Prf. Kekk, State Geologist,
...fc "The nackaire of brown ore sent
I rr.lli snrl Piiictent.
me contains a yeijr s"' Heffiin aUtie;tuey eiTectu.Uliekiu the system
"free gala. a iu; ,ciu x" w..... ana gtve new iBHoar w j .
"rable size it will pay well to work it.f , UpM rS5SSJfX Vh
a chill breaxer sugar-couteu; c"nuiiuo uu wuuuuc
or Mercunr. csuslii!? do tfriynszof ptirsmp; they are
ceruu m tuclf ncan and harm-
As a house
uver Com-
' f V . . i j .1 . I th-irVtiui is ci in.on:osie bt;x will have
As far as developed tne ore seems f- w -oenat ekeci- tl worae cf. They are
nKnnflant S ' ' ' I used aaU prem;n!oa oy payaiviaiisj, nu sci ujr
aDUntiauu - I i ..r ..t..,tw. mill -JS and &A
Fur information apply to jicmiosn, u. V";7iuta teiiue fini besi
m. . M lW rm ' - - '
Tavlnrsville. or on tue premises, to I xasmide.osl- i- cents, btandora cure co. m
J ' t IDi iWIATVO I , .. ui. uut its Vtu-L-.
AaU1 I M.UHVV.,... "
20:ot fOR SALE bYJ. It. fcHnliS.
Taylorsville, Feb. 27, ItS'i.
3:iy
MERRYMAN'S
Amoniatea Dissolves BONES,
which has been in ufCtfn. this country If
16 yar?, and has never failed ogive entir
satisfaction to all who have used it. Ah
fate's losii
. 1 r
For Cotton,)
Walker's Phosphate
for tobacco,;
NEW JERSEY
For Gotten ait Tito. .
All the above high stakdaki Ft-rUi;;'-
will be sold as Igfcheap as the-cheapc
' . - v-. i- i. 1
Havingjosed on my own plantation fit
ly all the different brands of fertilize! s.
de not hesitate to say that the above na
ed brands are the best in use. Don't .
until you sec mc.
J. 8. McCUBBINSS
- No. 1, Murphv's Granite Row, )
Balii Vary, March 8t 1883. -21:1
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