1
Carolina Watchman.
THUR.SDAY, APRIL5, .egg.
r.
We have o desire to influence any
farmer against bis own strong convictions
fa MJ way about fanning con victious
gained by experience and observation.
iierertlisUiss it is always jn order to try
j pew experiments or to test the experi
ments of others. And it is with tins sort
I fit feeling we would direct attention to
the "intensive system"' of Mr. F l km ax, a
Georgia farmer, who, it seenis, gets rich
I py farming ; a success by no means aoiu
: mon in these latter days, however it mny
hare been before the war. Almost any
farmer could try Mr. Furpian's plan on an
acre or two without !o8 Pi damage.
?7, (MM) voters out of the aggregate num
ber of about 55,000, are virtually ilisfran
I phise in t he State vf Rhode Island. In the
fast Presidential elect ion the State gave
j parfield 18,195 and Hancock J 0,779. They
I have a fusion ticket iu the field now
J pro Democrats and one Republican with
; Spragne for Governor, and the countrv is
j watching tJjo progress of the struggle
I with decided in Merest. If it shall end in
V -
j breaking do wu Republican rule in the
I - State, it is expected to result in the in
I stitutien of a ipore just and liberal sjs
The report of the Eastern Horth Caro
ina Colored Insane Asylum at (Joldsboro
s to hand, from which we learn that there
were 89 patients under treatment Jan'y
Jst. The capacity of the institution is
pnly 76, so that it appears it has been
?pry mpcl) crowded, Whole number re
ceived since opening J7J. Whole num
her discharged 89. Fifty (out of 96) coun-
fw uave oeeu represented, t he per
centageTf cures 31.18. There have been
21 deaths. Patients make most of tjie
; clothing worn. The more employment
- gFpn proves to pi the best for the pa
t ien ts; though carets taken pot to ovprworl
m fnem. i oral expenses tor the last vour
014,025.81, including salaries, wages and
fusurance an average of bout$16J to the
patieiit.
The c.ise of O'Dounell vs. the R. & D.
H. R. Co., a civil suit, comes, up, we learn,
id Dortions of Count v. as creatine a cause
of complaint against the hut legislature
for passing an act allowing the Commis
sioners of Rowan to pay small part of
the cost. It happeuep in this way ;
The case in queet iou occupied our Court
a week, and for reasons whjch we are not
prepared to explain, the Judge ordered
the iurv to be keot tenet her at some
convenient plaoe throughout the trial,
and t Ji e Sheriff took them to McXeely's
Hotel : and he also ordered that the
County Commiesjoiieia pay the Hotel
bill. The County Commissioners refused
on the ground that they knew of no
law sustaining the order of the Judge, as,
indeed, there was none, satisfactory
to them. The Legislature passed an act
authorizing, the County Coin rp issjoueis to
pay the Hotel bill, and that is all of it.
If there was any wrong in the case, it be
gun with the judge in ordering the jury
to be kept together aud the Commission
ers to pay the bill. Ordinarily jurymen
I a .
jn ci vu suits pay tnsir own expenses out
of their per diem j but when put to extra
ordinary cost, as in this case, they have
good cause for demurring. The Judge
evidently so considered it, and hence or
dered the bill to be paid by the County.
We understand that this is net an ex
traordiuay case' : that it is no uncommon
thing for jurymen to be held together in
this way in the trial of civil suits, and
that the extraordinary expenses in such
cases is borne by the County. It would
The Great Issue in 1 HHAf
WJmingtop Star.
Wp Mm ok it is becoming more apparent
every day, that the mala fight in 1884,
will be upon economic questions and
chiefly upon the plan of raising the reve
nues necessary to carry on the Govern
ment. It is now well established that
the Republican party is committed to the
maintenance of a lilgn tarift for i'rotee-
tjon. It is also true that there are thou
sands and tens of thousands of Republi
cans who are opposed to a high tariff. On
the other hand the Democratic party is
committed to a low tariff to a tariff for
Revenue with incidental protection. This
has been the doctrine of the party from
Jackson's day until now. The Charles
ton Netpi d? Courier appositely says :
''All the Ji adit jops pf their party bind
them to the doctrine that is summerised in
the phrase. Their last two Rational Conven
tions explicitly affirm it. At the St, Louia
Convention in 1876, the party, after denounc
ing the 'present Tariff ss a masterpiece of in
justice, inequality and false pretence de
mand that 'nil riLstnnthnuxe. tarnlirm. xhnlt nnlv he.
far MMMu Al the ( ' i nr i n 1 1 i fnnvunlinn in
1 RSO f 1)0 n rt D in tarma 1 oi I l fnp a 'Tijpifl'
r n i it.
ior .nt Ten ue onij.
But it is true that there are thousands,
nay tens pf thousands of Democrats, who
are opposed to a constitutional tariff for
Revenue but favor an unconstitutional
tariff for Protection. Where the low tar
iff Republicans will stand in 1884, and
where the high tariff Democrats will
stand iu 1884, remains to be seen. It
not difficult to say what
natural course to pursue.
18
would- be the
questions of political economy, and the
Democratic party must be faithful to its
traditions aud pledges.
Viewing the field the Charleston u JVetr
d Courier, with visor down and lance at
rest, sends out the following buele-sound
that oaght to be taken np and echoed all
along uie line. It aaya manfully
"The Protectionists are not going to surrender
uieir
out
ir privilege of plundering Ame
, a fleece struggle. Tnev can afford
people wit li-
to put ratl
ins in a COrruot Ion fund to InfllMilM National loir.
a tion. Perhaps that la what Mr. Ten tor Miifer
ans by 'Protectionist weapons.' But strong as
iy are we believe that the Free Trade masses of
the people of this country are stronger yet. And so
WD want: thp fltrht. tn cm nn A llpmncmtlr' wintnrv
in I8i Is greatly to be desired. Bat if a manful ad-
uerence w me principle oi a Tarm ior Revenue on
ly Is to brjng ns defeat, then the A'etra and Courier
Is ready for defeat. We have borne It often before.
We can bear Jt again."
The Democratic party cannot afford to
st til ify itself, to be unfaithful to the peo
ple, and to be untrue to its oft repeated
pledges in the past.
"Be Just and fear not :
Let all the ends thou almst at be thy country's,
Thy Gods, and truths,'
A Righteous Ketribiition .
A handsome and rich young lady, of
Partington, Coun., eloped, the other day,
with her father's coachmau, a full hooded
negro, and when her father aud brother
found out their place of residence, and
went to persuade her to return home,
she positively refused, declaring that she
was happy and ceutented. The dispatch
which an n ounces these facts says that her
family ''keenly feel the disgrape and
shame she has brought upon them, aud
are almost distracted at the mesalliance."
Very likely ; but as the New England
if
We nceiden tolly emitted to notice
)ast wek, the consolidation of the two
daily pallets of Charlotte, the Observer
and Journal, hereafter to be known m the
fJournal-Obterver." Col. Jones has retir
ed from the editorial chair, saying, while
doing so, that therejias been no time in
(ha 1t five years he woald not hare made
(be relinquishment be lias on the aame
terms. The combined subscription lists
pf tne two papers, make np a vory solid
supuqrt, for (he one daily, and guar rati tees
p liberal enterprise and superior journal
PaAn. I. "If a ma
. '" iuo Cincinnati Times Star, we
Jparn the particulars of a shocking railroad
disaster ou the .Southern Keutupky R, Rr,
pear Mason s station. Kv. There war.
J27 passengers on board (he (raju, 5(1 of
whom were mora or Ipss injured, some 10
J 2 fatal iy . The accident was cause by a
broken rail which threw the entire train
f. ora the track, hurling the coaches down
a steep embankment.
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE !
On Monday the 7th day of May next, at
the Court-House in Salisbury, I will sell a
THACT OF 125 ACRES,
mote or less, belonging to the estate of
John Graham, dee'd. This land is situated
in Atwell township, and adjoins the lands
owned by the heirs of 8. H. Hart and oth
ers, and is a part of the old Win. B. Atwell
plantation. It is as fine a tract of land as
San, an Independent Democratic paper, VVe reird everv such occurrence anson. fchee.18.Jn Rowan county, well timbered,
thinks if Mr, Randall, of Pennsvtoania. Z - , ' T & containing some very, fine bottom land,
i f . , , i o i ,. I -m p i iifwruuii iph)uui ituuui a aura irom jiooresviiie.
f- -,tH lwo Pvriip upon me tiou for their mt5.u eowardly, aud hypo-
r-r -- -r rr -rr -
certainly ne a very creat uardsuip on
iiirrniAn. I n-lm nanallv aim- witli frienda
or go home each uieht), to compel them l88 wiU be ono
not only to lose valuable time from their taxe8 aro to al- This
pwn busineas, but to bear the expense of the Washington Eepubl
a Hotiil hill wi.iiA Mruin. in t.i.i. v ef tbe Administration. T
- WWW r. ww. ."(j f WHf FJ
Properly understood there is pe just
pause of pomplaint against Mr. Overman
for asking, or the legislature for passing,
(be bill in question, in compliance with a
a. M . w me --vt s
request irom mi. jic.xeeiy, wno was en- - . - .....o., entjenj course iu dea
titled to be paid for feedjng, apd lodging t,,t lfc tbe Democratic party. It qBe.tion ip the South.
the .jury for week, t does not alter cap do thu ouly to tue of causing According to their t
ti.w. . iZ. .I., i . ... the minoritr of Dm
llAnnla hnVH IkMlll tl rinir tn fi.i nniul
V e have said that the great fight in quality upon the Southern people for
84 will be one for revenue how the Te.,.. .nii hm.rm inmtmudl ti.nt n .
taxes are to be laid. This is the
ssw iu nil i coivto liiv ruuais ui
icon, tbe organ white neoDle. it is difficult to sea where
a w r t r r i -w w r r
The NeW York tn liarrra aiwl in. ..t ollin..n- k..
... K.ww hip ijpb "in tween t iae in tarat lmr imii tioa o,inm i,x
When a Chinese merchant suspends,
his creditors suspend him. if they can find
him. In the celestial laud debt aud death
go hand in hand.
A Republican negro was sent forth
from the navy department the other day
because he refused to black the boots of a
white official. "Evidently," aaya the At
lanta Constitution, ''he js not a Son them
negro, -in this pljmate the negro Repub
licans have been parrying out spittoons
and blacking boots for the white office
holders ever since (he war,"
''Corners" in grain qjl the Chicago
Board of Trade will hereafter be recog
nised as legal transactions. The Illinois
Supreme Court has decided that the
board may suspend or dismiss a member
who defaults on a corner deal, and as the
board's existence depends upon a rigid
adherence to pll contracts, gambling or
otherwise, the members who do not pay
up will be summarily dealt with.
ELECTION NOTICE !
Notice is hereby given that Municipal
Elections will be held for the towns of
Salisbury, Gold Hill, Eoochville and Third
Creek, on Monday, the 7th day of May, A
D. 1883. ' '
The polls will be opened in each of those
towns from 7 o'clock in the morning until
sunset, and no longer. Each qualified elec
tor will be permitted to vote for municipal
officers, if duly registered.
C. C. KRIDEB, Sh'ffof
Rowan County.
Maich 28, 1883. lm
-
A FRESH LOT OP
And other Goods just received at
jorjfor week, It Usee not alter rrr . " extent or causing Accordion to their teaefciun the bleak
. - - . the nntw.iM f w a r n.w .
tne case in the least that this snit r"w .oiuocniw io go over (o Cnic nimu i MMnil..i.. .i...i....r
Al , t ... ... I -H - Sfi WULMICI Ul
Dame to ltowau from the County of " M-V . wopuuucnus wno are ior his employer, althpuirh she is a beautiful
t u . .. ! PrntAftmn Vr l.,.,,l..li ; i 1 . :.
ivaviuBpu. una or more similar cases . V 10 MMfP'j " and accomplished
have gone from Rowan one to Davidson x "u,Jriv'a ug protective democrat. I vonnr lady who
ior trial, subjecting such counties to
similar cost, which, by common consent,
is borne without remonstrance.
blonde of 4, and a
has alwav8 lived in
Rut shall the Democratic majority who i., , 1 . '"cu -S--Mr. Goodnight the
favor a low tariff 0.0 for I T Xrj' "d 8m rounded b wtUh Mr. Jqhn S, E, Hart, or Bingham Hart, wil
iavoi a low tarm one for lie venue with ..,i 1..... t. i 1 i eimw tk. i..,.i . .
Terms of Sale: One-third of th nnr.
chase money to be paid as soon as the sale
is conurmeq, ine onjer two-tfoirds in six and
twelve months, with interest from dav of
1 A I .
saie ai eignt per cent.
Title reserved until all the purchase
money is paid.
J. G. FLEMING. Adra'r
March 27, 1883. of John Graham.
P. S. Mr. Goodniu-ht.
1
iTor a ww tarm one for Kevenue with 1. r. ,
x lumuuu iiu 10 me small
Democratic minoritr u-im rv i.;i. I Tli.f u.. .......j:.m 1
ieaBM , , -j ... , vi n l"ci" I . ""o tm ai icaav uuac.limm nepUUHCail
The inventive tolent of the country has tanff "e for Protection pure and aim-I in the country, and he is tbe man who
r Hia a rar nw t..e. kun J J .L pie aud IllaCO in the lt'.iilwra!. i t iliu- I nri ita to the. V.w c .1..J t 1
wvewaaau 1. i kill. 1 1 v-j va f I IU A. Wl TV B 111 m. IIIIH I li:iE 1 1 aa w
Mr. Randall or auy other wan who stands ty will be cowardlv if thr do lint ilcflaii.
by the small minority f in their platform iu 1884 that the nrima,
The New York Herald is independent. I ry ohSect of cnatoma dntia. .I..H k- i..
1 m t i f it. ii ... ... V
- y uv" uio morriii war tar- protection ot everv iiuluatrr in tl. TT..I-
iff or any thing like it. Hence, in a leadr ted States ut to the noint of j
show the land to any qn.e who may desire
for the last year or two bceii directed to
the inveution of a safe and convenient
car coupler. Thousands have been pat
ented, but as yet none seem to meet very
decided favor.. A Lancaster, S. C, man,
IN THE SUfE-
KIOK porjBT.
NORTH CAROLINA, '
ROWAN COUNTY. i
i F
Nncy L. Royd, Plaintiff, )
aqaintt Suit for Divorce
Henry Royd, Defd't. )
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Henrv Rovd. the" (lpiVnii-nt
above named, is a non-resident of this State.
U. .1 J . r
"w""i " auyfitago oi a pompa- . T' m. "v'"v' owiwra up to me point ot aOsolB to in- aoove named, is a non-resident of this State
ny formed for manufacturing his inveo-1 "uin"mi h says tins and wc ask our dependence of foreign competition that! 18 ordereU that publication be made in
icnuera io eonsmpr it w lit...,--. ..i n i . i . . . ine t aro na vvtc iman "7
. .
tion. A big fortune is awaiting the man
who shall get out a thing generally adop
ted by railroad companies
Will Blow up thk Czar, Late ac
counts from Russia represent the re vol u
I waa j , me K I (ML f IIlHri
tionary party of the country still very M- the only question now
a mi . - 11m L.t i If- a
active
runi nvo r . i h n . .a. i . , . .
w vwuo.uce ik won : "revouuc s lal be nr dinla t iirf.
n... .k .. . : . . I . -i " i
real question bow uaTnlL r e incidental to revenue."
ed from the people which is required for aov- i 'r'1'8 t,, true Riidical doctrine, plaiu
k ii il "fc,,B ' "ow inevitable burden iy stated, and we hope the party will be
shall be adjusted to the bnk f .:. I . ' J
donkey, the great American taa-uaver. Th WTat euoul1 to Put lt ,u tbeJl' lMrm
iala.nu a . I uiw inl. 1 A 1 a.
before the people " fcUC Pvp 10 euuorso it.
TIlAT llATA iaant.il a nnul.. Qn that OUeation Mr. Rand.il! atanria aatlL . 1, '
.. v. , iuu v.v n IIIIVIUUIA n i : MIC ... . .
tion declaring their purpose to blow nn Z u, " ,hS ?.f ocratic 'Articles of incorporation of tile North
the Czar on coronation dav. and waroi-w Iti sW3raT ff!lA"'JLfc- Uaro,,na T,u,bJr- Minr! "d Com-
all against getting into the dancer of the f . Presid.ntial canvas. Retween Mr Ran. P- With a c.pit.l stork pff 500,000, divid
proposed explosion. on a protectionist platform and Senator
. w.-.,,, uu mm war piauorm
moat people would prefer Senator Fklround
Who ta a.!l- " . m a
Villainous. Some one put ap elevator
rope in the hospital at Lancaster, Pa., in
j ach a manner as to insure ito breaking
wnen used, jje caused the death of a
I ,Bau- This crime is lke placing obstruc
j Hon n ft railroad track. The perpetra
tor is a common enemy, and should be
J A i
ffsatoa as such.
A printer named Hawkins was arrest
ed jn Raleich on Sundav. ' .1.. 7" Z, oulw' Mecaienburg
fckhsfaria.S ,n" Pn have been bitten and died of
W-Jk,.. r, i mv I hydrophobia,
postemce for other bcnum I ' 1
r "iwjuuv iiiotr
f nowicoge or consent and robbing them.
We have four snnorb ri.il v 1. 1 T:." ..?r W-onda,
i- f r' -r' - iiuiiieni i menu oi ccpnomv
Ifortft Carolina pf which her citisena ipay nd enemy of jobs as Mr. Randall."
Well be nronri ta xmlt. TUm U7l..in-.. I WllV Should tha nmr.frol. Am-m. i-
Star, the Charlotte Journal-Observer, the J0 toa!0'W antagonize the party iu power
A oli.trill. fluti. a ... -r. m "- I nnleio fL.- l,l.i ; p , m
aa.iv.uro vtii.-ci ami mo naieign jyewq- m m w ju incipies or eeono
Qbseyver. Thoy are newsy, high toned, l"' Uogetber different f Wbv fight
Prightly and able. Randall, Kelley and tbe plutocrats and
w monopolists if it is right and proper aud
W4P tOG8. Ve notice that there in to the true intnrpara of An.-...
. i I 1 r r" I JIDW
cAuiwiucnt in several parts ot the countrv Pe tuat the hiuh tariff ahoulri MBi.
- w I - arw e-UtCla.l
Ml. A I If liAAO In l.a .4 . I - a
ZIZ i T J. IT . "OIl,,e eUT The true issue is one of taxation.
nrAra. aiwl alar, in Lf.nl. 1 .... 1 . . I m
a.cUuui8 couBiy, ine greatest Quest on th.nt rw.a.;i.i
. i .".j
concern tne American
, i
nr. r - . . vc' question or tariff aud
tr. . I Ut Itlfcll LWl'hK. I II1H D. mi . . .
fie is now m the hnnri .f tt..:.1 . , " ee neraht, in renlv to the ?
i ' " - ..law i iiiirii i ii i .i 1 1 it' i ll i ya a n v a var itii ..a. i i - a . - . . ,
- I f ,uia uieu ui. IUS fl,ia
lm Will lnl..l. 1 , ..... . I tuis .
"To oppose Mr. Randall, and to insist
tax-paver at this
period of our country's h story is this V T , . " 8h,,tt,e8'
very Question of torfff ,..! Z 1 7 1?. for dttlD . been started
- .v.a Kiuiui. w l l .. x- rm
ed into $5,000 shares, were filed in the Re
corder s oflk-c this afternoom. The purpose
oi the organization, is the cutting and sale
- ntwu uiiuuig vpcraiioca in the
epppties of Cbcrakee, Graham and Clav.
. - w
in Ttortn Carolina. The lncornorators
Henry Lewis, Henry Stix, Louis Krobn. Dl
W. Balding and D. W. Btrickland. all of
this cty:AtfajlleCitven.
Timber, such as hickory, doc wood and
persimmon, which a short time nco wna
almost worthless in forth Carolina, is
in oemanu at $G.OO per cord, for sau inir
1.1 u . ' - "
uu uiockh ior uie purpose of mannfacto.
ring them into power loom shuttles A
in
another at Klin wood, on
published in Rowan Count V notit'irinrr tl.a
said Henry Royd to be and appear before
aw vMugv ui our oupenor courp, at a court
to be held for the County of Rowan, at the
1 a. IT .-a a a a . '
-ourt-tiouse in Salisbury, on the 9th Mon
day after the 4th Monday of March, 1863,
ouu uiiswcr cue complaint which will bede
jMisited in the office of the Clerk ef the Su
perior Court of said county, within the first
nirce aays or said term, and the said defen
dant is notified that if he fail to
said complaint during the said term, tbe
. . 1 - . r "11 a
piainup win apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint.
J. M. HORAH, Clerk
24:6w Sup. Court, Rewan County.
Rlara. .nil le- t ... 1 I V ,m W CW Ork. U1CU UC II IS
ptates authorities who will doubtleaa M. rMi,i.n. i n.- ,
Ward him -JT-rrr- t viy , j awjruuy, oi peu-
the Westeru North Carolina railroad, ana
atin another at the Iredell M ill.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as the Administrator Of R. W.
Swan, dee'd, this ts to notify all persons having
claims against his estate to exhibit the same to me
ou or before the 1st day of March, 1SS4, or tbls no
tice will be plead In bar of recovery. Those In
debted to hs estate are requested to make payment
without delay. P.P.MERONE Y, Admr,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE I
All persons having claims against the es
tate of John I,. Morrison, deceased, are here
by notified to present the same to me on or
before the 7th day of February, 1884, or
this notice will be plead in bar of recovery.
Also, persons indebted to said estate are
advised te make immediate payment..
Daniki, Pknkikuek, EsV."
Feb'y 7, 1888. 17:6t-pd
Tobacco Hands Wanted!
Three or fonr hands to work on a Tobacco
Plantation 7 miles from Asheville, N. C.
Two married men with workiug hands pre
ferred. One of them must be a good man
ager of horses and able to take care of stock.
Beth should know something about tebac
co farming. Apply to
J. P. McNEELV.
Jan. 11, 1883. Salisbury, Jf. C.
t3Tln the matte- of the estate of R. Sloan, jec'd
Notice to CREDITORS!
All nCrSOnS hnTinor plniine ntrainar rite a
tate of R. J. 8loan, dee'd, arc hereby noti-
acu io present tne same to the undersigned
on or before the 27th dav of January. A D
or mis nonc e win be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. W. F, LACKEY,
Adm'r of R. J. Sloan, dee'd.
This 24th January, 1883. 15:6m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LANDS FOR SALE OR RENT;
KALE OF
J. RHODES BROWNE. PRES.. W.CnnAWP zvt,
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
Mr.
Jake Eudy, of Cabarrus county, af- to his final reat.
for a protracted "spree," became Weptally
disordered and committed suicide recent-
Wto .eer K S m ' Q1
years. A good man gope, full of honors, thf Jsm of tariff and tax reform will, the Sun HLeioh, N. C, April 2f State Trons- A jOXUgejlJ
to his final reat gltjttj. Jatie paru Bt in urer Worth is preparing to exchange the SfiftW TTnmo 1
SlS Z'aXSrSSH' J"fc..?'... Wortl1 " Mlri.f to exchu
form, and bin, it the heed of H Speaker of M oatelaDdne bond. Jiuajio
v..v .,, uie nisi excuse ior i io ptio. umw iui usn io r nrr rxnti ami...
fill- tT ja
a aim VI Ml O t -via Uaaa . . , a. T .V I - -. vwwa W a a a. nn M K. a r
kilV L. II 1 11 I "-.. a a 4. a. a J1 III I . I II rMII IHII I 1 va i lir lldl 1 I . I l Willi i 1 r" ll I- r. s . . 1 VtiA a... L. A r . l
witharifle. k. r.:. .w.-i xT.....rr- .".r 7 nnth R.M.kiYL.' aT " ""...j w.-rm, act oj tne L.enislatnie. The
. .." kwucueu on Willi I "nwiuYia nauonsi Dana, in the se- V K , F"rv ,n aie, and the I exchanaa will l .. 7. . . , .
his toe. His head wan l.Wn ..ilwr. iUiw. arf . .. .. American people, who are not a nack of foola an wlU at the bank of the
I " " v.iw utuiu di won n n. hi . ,.ru. . . mnu i ii' x.. ... c i ....
leseedl 4i., noui .pru 411th
I-5U1.
Seeking Home Patronage.
head was
.aca tiered over the room.
'W
1 EI1
I
his wife, March 26.
death of ,oUid rl.h.uVr": -77.777
1 ",.T i 1 r--". - null iu a con
sham."
It shows how
tQ
1 I 1 L H U Olr H IIAW lotwlnll D. 1
1H A n .... I A boiler aTnlnaian in Tt- Llll.J ne ;l " WUUlim, aiQ
IITLTTS W Confer- Urna -HlSMra" io
V"7 ' lV w ,,e,u t Purham, N. C, on others " T hy their "silly
8th, 19th and 2Qth just. The object, as ' " question." It sa
iiuonnced, is to uromoin na. .i7 1. mAmw.in .111
unonnced, is fc Prfimqtea more thorn'gl
fa bious lif., .n.l Le: 7 " F M!W "
ffj - I 17- , eviiuuiom.
l
i
-i
;i - r-iMiii iu engaged in
IfP mpuey in the TT. a
conuting
Gsperal Tom Thumb and wife were in
Charlotte yeatprdar.
tir Otitic Unet for April is 11 beautiful
niimluiM r 4-1. : a . .
no-policy on tbe tar- " -.77. 1 mTO,ue ,nag' r the
savs that fhi -..f " ; illustrations are
leadership will inevitably beet tha, rm 77eI.T Price jear. Russell
nnrefe :. a , ... I rUbllSJllUIT Co.. Roatoil
term Policjes written oh Dwellings.
Premiums navable One half mal. n. k..i
UUU i-a U
ance in twelve months.
d. AIiJLxjJN Agt.,
25:6ui- Salisbury, jf! C.
VAIUA5LG 1110,
On Monday, the 2d dav of A m il itI
at the Court House in Salisbury, I will
sell the followinir land liolnntriniT tn La
estate of Da wait Lentz, deed.
One tract of 190 acres, more ar leas
adjoiuiug the lauds of Jacob Miller's
heirs, Peter Miller's heirs and others.
One tract of 24 acrea, more or less, ad
joining the lands of Mrs. M. A. Lentz.
John Moriruii. John Y.-.w
U T W-"' MtlHI 1 k tl I I 11
others.
Teums ov Sale i The nureliABfar will
be required to pay one-third of the par
chase money as soon ns the sale is con
finned, and he will be allowed
of bix and twelve mouths for the other
two-thirds, with interest at 8 per cent,
from day of sale.
Ry order of Court.
John W. Mauney,
fb. 83, J883. CQ.mmiiomr.
SOtfit
COlHifHSSIOiVER'SALE
OF
Real Estate.
Is S - S I lm
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fags B 0 "
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NO TICE
TO THE
Creditors of IL a Kenserly's Estate.
NORTH CAROLINA fIfr8OTfc
ROWAN OOUHTY, ntotn,
6th PebuaijllWa,
Georfre H. Brown, Executor of K, C,
Kennerlj having filed in the Superior Coor,
of Rowan Countv, his petition against the
partie? interested in the due administration
Of tllC Estate of ti' finirl U I' IT .onn.oriT
Hirayinjf for an account and settlement of
.1 T . a . ...
ie cumtHittcU to his charge, All
persons having claiin against the esUtf
of the said R.C. Kennerlj are -hereby noti
fied to appear before pie at the Ourt
House in Salisbury op er before the tl
day of April 1683 and file the evidences of
their claims, J. M. HORAH, Clerk
Sup'r Court Row uu t'aunty.
I9:6t,
NORTH P.ARni INI i InTheScfe.
a aa vnirva., in
fiQWAN CnilMTY.
f - W W w ww t a
ocrats again in J884,
reason
and for this
H A
Hshington, and exnet L J'TLi lr fillip, having
Mm tbe tMk in the OwwTof 7.7 rT"nMlt 01 an "licit dis
(hfee week.: ' f two pr tiller went to the man's house for the pur
; P08 f arresting and carrring him off
. The Asheville Ci,, .v. 1 e '""ier oulet? j surrendered but re
ff-owdid "ot exceed nine incl es 11, fU8eVto ccoPJ thP officer, and
tPountaius, and was no Vw ! ' tretching at full length on the floor of
ell to the Rail r.11. i rwtiw, at hi. house he told the marshal H.Q,
. ; s T uaiu.s,
a arm a .
1 uuc wno oeueve in tax nnii tina nfn -.a
An Arrest .awn F.at,-. a -1 . 1 1? StF 7 borne; those who beUeva
. wh. uWe 1 wn waein i, vote for the Ke-
,u ur miiv marsnai rn '1 no 1....:. r wmuiuaw, nL
ins House ne told the marshal that he
would not resist an arntat an A
t li or. 1, 1 and
01 tic 1C
;i A cremation companv j.ns ben f a W4ST tak5n awa7- This rather
jt Chicago with acap. I, tlZ ff' fw FF bpjng I
f.v mean to make it Ver a hp copld pot tote him, an3 g
kin t.. 1- 1 . . pensive for a after tucririniT nnH nniii.,.. wl
and will be rlirht in nmnir an
is is, tneretore, impossible for the Dem
ocraU to favor Randall. It is impossible
to dodge the great economic issue. The
no-policy plan will not work ip J88a
The Herald thus puts its views concern
ing the mission of the old Democratic
party in the years to come. It says ;
ot tax
a vital
Winston Leader: The Moravian churoh
... r j . . .,
av uiwn is tne oltlest in the South. It
celebrated its 130th Easter last week.
IV . . 7,1 - aaaa WilCIC. ao
Itolit fnku
II
1 i
ww m
in
- K - .
WMfMI f lr. lea e-.L-aa- - i HI .. ""Ve-UIIMIU, tliul tillc laXcS
" J v"c" WJ- a ma rather I t tr a hihtiy vobu ,". JZZrrZZ
1 r.niar tha rniainMa ..i r :
-v v vwaMuiauuuVB. JIKO Hll Ot r TjIYP nmriil
to M ! raised for -revenue only', aid wtoprU
, I . " 1 mww ayic ii I ill, una -n-m i.iitZr: Jt"CT7rz .. A ' war It .
r H be tan,eU u a""'" "IWIt M- 'KSWK
i 1 1 iu 17 inn mi r ii ar ha nAn ,i t . r. r r" T-w-wva wuuuucu caihi 'n v t r-um.
mm away. Th officer at last imv if nn IJl 3e KfepubUcans can do and mean to So
,i . , . o--- Mf ia"uv.u yoiuL-r. ji u preach tax and tariff reform
aad wenteff for help, but when h iWJS!P
pumeu his prisoner was Me!-CA..W fJrH
' MwS fff' under the leadership .Ran:
IS IL'afS . 89 .superstition appealing for
'vt-wi a uuu Lit a l LrinT T
1 '4 UPlc is a strike nn,An. it,. . .
ibmhnf t-.. MP lOOacco
ijrrr "to gemrajlv
;PperatjVes tp be fpiii. 1
tlm bt-st
- -Wi '
The low grounds along thp Cunn Peir
vith destructjou of cattle.
The .Miisaippi rn er rMM :1 . . '
learsofin orerflow. 7
1 . -
j Dr. MMW rfog,., f ffirfcytd. Va., will
Jecfureat Wilmino,,, X. C..oiitl. m.i.
Iff cord.
Due recent kaamiaa oi This ii trnA m fur a il.a .'r .. a
imeHu C .;i j i ",,,c oiocillll, a .... lanu uu mi
; ..U,.M!. iP:I, Ktood at the doorW reform question is concerned. Tl,.r..
ici iaiiiei-s house wntl.i,.,r - aii.1 : 7 17 'J r r"?"'
nun ii.t i-.,i.,.r "V: "wug iue ireraenaous aillerence between
' K (I WW I I in I t-aava I .
p.i.fV v 1 1 K MUOVe l,,e trte tP8.
Pad Iv t he ganlener, came w histlio along
bw and . ,niile, as he Hlf i U.t, "Si
84M.be.vnut caught sjghtW "our eres
SSf S aut say a
Black walnut logs are beipg .hipped
from Franklin, Ky., to Berlin, "prussuT
Executors' Notice
All persons having claims against the es-
laif oi 1aniei uorriher, dee'd, are hereby
notified that thev must nresent. thnm tn iKn
umlersiirned on or hefon. tin. v.ovt r
lfnk iOOJ a .a ... .
Winston Leaden Iqw prettily jt sounds J1' or t,,is notice will be plead in
to hear the Rcpubiicen papers tell the Dem tnii ie" rccovery- Per8ns indebted
... . . ,
ocrais to taKe thpir stiin.i on the tafiff issue, ate payment
wny don t they advtise thejr ownjparty to
do it? f
.Inn C. f'..iii,nii-,, l
....... w. vn4.niur.lt, I ,
C. W a.vn.nL-. Extrs,
Blackmcr & Henderson, At'ys for the estate
March 17, ,883. Qw
FINE STOCK!
The Union T?,JJ,Mn -.j .k' J?? J JSKSJSY (iRADE MILCH-
----- ' -vmvrt. OCS IS 1 C1C IB 1 a
nothing like an carlv start in makiU . l " .8a'e .A,8P-'.som or d Mnje,,
v "o -""6 I ".ict weoi ui oaiKoury. .
J. M. HARRISON.
p- S. The above cows are half-breedf from
2 to 3 yea p old. . j 22:1m
J. M. Brower, of Jft. Airy, hasarmpunccd
himself a candidate for the Republican nom
ination tor Congress in this district two years
nence.
nothir
journey.
Ail N OTIC
o
Dooks win be opened In the town of Sails-
sciiptlons to t lw
SAL1HHLKI "
of March. 1883.
t ffj " 'anan,i, IUP I
its OJapfial stock of " TUKbANK.
from the Xd to sunset on the Wl
COLK, MOSES L. HOLM
Kiar fthAnas CKA aai.h
STEPHEN w7 COLJCmoSES
JOtli U. OABKILL. THEO F ifi
the parties, after eliminating eeenonii
issues, flie Democrat ie party is true to
the Constitation not only on a qnestipn
of raising revenue and tariff protection
ft a laa aeaa.
oui, ie is true to the Constitution on the
great question of supremacy of law and
a . - r
tne nguia reservpd to the States in the
formation of the Federal Union.
But the Herald if correct donbtleaa aa
to the great issue in the approaching
campaign. It will turn on important
NOTICE !
The firm of Allison & Co i tK, ,i:
aolved by miitual consent, J. A. Lyerly and
J. L. Lverlv havini? sold thoir inierroi w
L. Allison and Q. A- A'lwou, who will coptin
pe the bpsipessat tpfl same place.
V. L. ALLISON,
J. A. LYERLY,
a aa , J' L' LYERLY-
Febry 23ii, J883. 23:1m
Administrator's Notice!
All persons having claims againsUthe es
tate of Sarah Wright, dee'd, are herebv no
tified to present the same to the undersign
ed on or before the 8th day of March, 1884,
or this notice will Ite nl
...... ,rI pvra, . va iiitn
PlVHIOnfh Rock Chirkeaa recovery. All persons indebted to said es-
for m.l at 7 M.f. i.aL Hre requested to make prompt settle-
day
JOHN M KMfTlV irVtwi bit .Hi ' ft,
R8U. j7h5lMiR T. FRANK PARSUK
KERH CR A I(i eTpaVL N. HBlLia
Salisbury, March 1st, 18t FP1'
o
It will be seen that many of pur business men as
well as thOSP mWMUal (r nn,lia.7 TS, i.,HtP 3
financial ttW MaTraaW
bellevp Tit Twill be" a iuceS: o, e 1 n7 VaiV
Xntlhnnl Ranlril nnt t "1".
wa wU
EGGS
FROM FLT4. BLOOD
for sale at 75 centn per dozen.
. J AJW. P. W. ATWELL.
i:pirpu. Salisbury. N. C.
26w pd
D. B. MURPH. Adm'r
of Sarah Wrigflt ee'd.
In pcrsuance of an onler of the Supeuior
Court of Rowan County, I will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
IT . I . r trm I a
nouse uoor in csajisUuiy, on
Monday the 2d day of April, 1893,
a tract of land situate in Rowan County,
lying op the "Miller's Ferry Road, ' adjoin
ing the lands of Dr. I. V. Jones, Mrs. Hack
ett, Thomas M. Kerns and others, containing
about Three Hundred Acres, and beiu' the
iraci oi iiuia wnich was devised to J. N. B.
Johnson by John L Shaver, as the "Powe
riate.
Terms of Sale : One third cash, one-third
in three months, and balance in b.t mnmhe
j - . IIIMIIUI.',
Title retained until the purchase money is
paid. CHARLES PRICE, Coram r,
N. B. This is a valuable troAf af i.n
. r.-rv va iitiiu
lying 5 miles from Salisbury and one mile
from N. C. R. R. and is wpII n -rol nnA
. " " wm MavS vv" T V4
tiniliered. If desired it will lw ,,hi in
separate tracts, three (3) in number
SALE of LAND
Fqt Partition.
Puisuant to an order of the s
Court qf Rowan county, I will offer at pub
lic sale, at the Court House in Saliul .11 rv aan
1st Mondav in Anril. 1883. hiddi n ir tn lea.
gin with ?37, s valuable tract of land,
known as the Qld MW Place, in Providence
Township, Rowan County, adjoining the
lands ef Sam'l I$Her, Tobias Ke&lpr and
others, containing about
110 ACRES,
with comfortable dwelling an.l
.a . a- : ' " . O "vuhwom
outbuildings. There is a ornnH im i,,-,i
the premises, and good indications of uold
irauino: unc-tiurd cash, and the bal
ance in eaual entailments at
months, ith interest from date qf sale, at
eight per cent. Title reserved until pur
chase money is all paid.
J. HAM L MeCUBBJNS, Com'r,
Saliabiirv, N.C., Feb'y 14, 1883.-18:6w
moil CofBTi
Theo. Buerbaum & W. T, Linton, Partner!
unuer tnename and stvle of Theo. Bur
baum & Co. Plaintiffs,
Agnintt
Henry S. Hotter & C. W. Wrightingtoa,
Partners under the name and style of Potter
dcWrightinyton. pefendants. "
It appearing to the satisfaction of thi
Court that Henry S. Potter and C. W,
Wrightington, partners under the name and
style of Potter & Wngbtingtonare non
residents of this State, jt is ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six"ufr
cessive weeks in tie "Canojaisa Watch
Man," a newspaper publishad in raid Coun
ty, notifying the said defepdants to be an4
appear before the Judge of our Buperitr
0iirt at a Court to be held for the Coaatj
of Rowan at the Court House in Salisbury
on the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday
in March 883, and answer the complaint
which will be deposited in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said County
within the first tree days of said Term,
and that if they fail to answer said com
plaint during the term the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
The said defendants are further notified
that a Warrant of Attachment against their
nronertv in this Slut h aa loon 1 tailed tO
J IV V f4UJ MVV'I
the County of New Hanover, and mader
t II mil 1 kin at tliA bamA eIm.A M .3 !,.,. AC t hfi
.ityiv en, ii iv. nauic viujc nuil J act r
Kiimmnnfl tn-vrit m the Gk Ifonl-r nfter
the 4th Monday in March 1883 at the Court
House in-Salisbury,
J. M. HORAH, Clerk
Suu'r Court Rowan Countv,
Feb. 6th. 1883. 19:6t.
HOUSE AND LOT
fob sale:
Having determined to make our hom in
Winston, N. C, we have concluded to sdj
our House and Lot in the great West Ward
of Salisbury, N. C. House has 8 roonu, ft
good kitchen with 3 rooms; well of gvod
water in the yard. A good garden and sta
ble en the lot. In the best neighborhood
in the city, on the corner of Monroe and
Church streets, adjoining J. M. Morah snd
nthop). Fqr further oartjiulars see Messrs.
D. AT Qopdman. 8. W. Cole or R. F. Fraley.
I. F. Jfe M- G RAH All.
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