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APltlL 19. 1883.
jription Rates :
in t ion rtKI or ie tarwino
kMi m pre follows :
!-T .lid in advance, 1.50
CI delajed 3 mo' 2.00
.Irutft tlel'ed 12 mo's2.50
Therol
te at
olina
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jirt on
For fine
fiir voting force shoveling
to.
o
h cattle Mr. J. M. Harri-
the chanty.
An acident en the B. at 1. road near
jsmestovfn ha delayed both passengers
Z Mttil!fur twenty-four hours.
if ' S
all boy and the bean shooter
tt uoe or Rice birds are having a
tiiuC.
0. W. At well
PI j mouth Rock
!
The saa
sod tli Be
fPkf
"- mar
The deiiandr Mr.
.tes frampiw fine
ebickeita la on the increase.
Mr L uesser, v"'j" wuw
u. fkrnii iir&eele township, is a good
(iriuer. farm shows what the lauds
of- Bowan jwill go if profit rilled.
J T: Ba 4 ' of thia comitT "
improved harrow. Perhaps
detpai toieut will hear from
days.
tiDgup
the Pte"!
.l;. .niai ffeiihi8 in a few
S 1-
-o-
V . .
lU'K TlwHOtli ol June next is
til wrMMijdt$rOM of ',,fri,,K M ,,,u
..ulil ihilwri to ht Mi. Wat. A. Lipe
i-fnn. tli iubove date.
Dr. E. M. Spmnierell, recent graduate
of the UnikerfUy of Pennsylvania, with
high hecum, lna returned home and will
u. M.u.iiiSri-df With his tullier in. J. J.
Suwmefellliii practice of medicine.
gr ,
Kiiimmh had a fall last Sun
12 WHIMS crossing mo Mrotn,
Ltik and Fulton, which has
Mr.J.H
day even n i
corner ot
detained hi
bed ever since. He hopes
o be out iiifa few days.
Shooti
sides of tli
discharge f
m.m . n . aa
jtx night. reopie on an
town are aniMiyed by the
firearms at all hours of the
! . a ' - S
night. Should the police come up witn
these part ids, there might be some fan
on the othefr fide.
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There is a lady iu Davie county, who
has chickens with hind and fore legs.
This breed is much in demand: as chil
dren are fond ef drumsticks.
We take pleasure in stating for the ben
efit of those desiring to advertise that the
Watchman has now a larger circulation
in Rowan county than at any time since
the war, and the Hat is daily increasing.
He v. F. R. Howell, eol'd, a missionary
of the Colored Baptist Church, is holding
series of meetings in Rev. Crosby's
church in Dixoaville. in
revival interest is manifest.
which quite a
Every citizen of the town condemns the
present unsystematic, unscientific & waste
ful attempts at street repairs, and yet there
are men amongst ns reputed intelligent who
refuse to enter apon a better course. They
cannot afford to lose so good a cause for com
plaint against the town commissioners, and
airing their own wise schemes.
MS WBMIH1 1M1U. UHI
f the first Spring poetry sent to this
office, bat like poetry of that character,
it has been published in so many papers,
so many times, and so many years ago,
that it will hardly be fresh this Spring.
In Dick's Recitations will be found the
hole poem. The object of desire as
evidenced in the selection sear, may be
determined in the first verse of the said
S. P:
"This world is all a blank to me,
Tis all an empty flash,
No-pleasure in this world I see
For I have no mustache."
The other 7 or 8 verses will keep.
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New Bank. The books of the new
bank have been closed, with more than
the required amount of stock subscribed .
The books may be re-opened after the or
gauization, on the 24th inst. The increas
ed business and prospects for enlarged
operations here have made it an easy mat
ter to fill the subscription books of this
bank. There is a large demand for mon
ey aud the bauks will probably find the
demand greater than they will be able
to meet. The success of both these in
stitutions is assured. - -
Improvements. Mr. L. W. Kluttz has
begun the construction of his residence on
Fulton Street.
Mr. P. P. lleroney has taken contract
to build a residence for Mr. Joe Gordeu,
in East Ward. Work to begin at once.
Mr. R. J. Holmes is patting the finish
ing touches to his dwelling on Innes
Street. It will be an exceeding conven
ient house in its internal arrangement.
Mr. Holmes has been his own architect.
The foundation is laid for Br- Griffith's
Dental Offices and resideuce. The super
structure will go op very rapidly, under
the eaergetie contractor.
The additions being made to the old
jail by Messrs. Bernhardt U Smithdeal,
will furnish twice as much room aa the
original building contained. This, when
completed, will give them ample room to
manufacture from three to five hundred
thousand pounds of leaf tobacco annually.
Dr. Keen has the contract and is vigorous
ly pushing the work.
Mr. James B. Lanier, who, a short time
ago thought of elosiug his tobacco fac
tory, has been induced to continue. His
reason for suspending wsa that he did
not have room to carry on the business in
an extensive manner. Mr. M. L. Holmes
who owns the factory building baa deter
mined to enlarge it to suit Mr. Lanier's
wants. He proposes to manufacture three
or four hundred thousand pounds an
nually. '
Messrs. Payne & Luna have been man
ufacturing between three and four hun
dred thousand pounds of leaf tobacco an
nually, for the past five years. They
propose to keep this np, aril add to their
capacity as opportunity offers. Thus it
appears that Salisbury will need for her
own consumption, from a million to a
million and two hundred thousand pounds
of leaf tobacco annually. This point
should be noted by farmers. They needs
have no fear in bringing their leaf to the
Salisbury market. And just here it is
well to say that these factories have not
yet bought half the stock needed for the
coming season.
lb own, of.Steele, is growing
Has several of the finer va-
i bear well, vines of Vigorous
d a look at his little vineyard
will lead to tire conclusion that grape cul
ture might tie! made profitable.
Mr. Hen
erapes. H
ritties w.hi
growths, a
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Brass BIxd.- Some of the yonng men
of tlie town have organised a band, com
posed of sitae older bandsmen, and in
troducing tonic new material. The ob
ject being to ha ve a home band for home
Look Out. sheriff Krider is in quan
dary. There; arc so many tax-payers iu
arrears -who thiah their tax bills have
been paid, that he knows no better Way
to correct them than to publish a delin
quent list an expedient which aecessi-
Meeting of Citizens. There will be
a meeting of the citizens of the town in
the Courthouse to-morrow evening at the
ringing of the bell. All who can are ex
pected to be present. The object of the
meeting being to consider the practica
bility of the issuing of bonds for the per
manent improvement of the streets.
S peeehes or short talks may be expected of
L. H, Clement, Esq., Capt. Chas. Price,
Kerr Craige, Esq., J. M. McCorkle, Esq.,
L. S. Overman, Esq., aud other citizens.
The meeting is to be nou-political and all
are invited to be present and express
their views. Let all null together for
the common good of the town. Thorn
who have objections to the proposed ira
provemeut should be there and state
them.
It may net be generally known that
ty compels
lini to consider.
Mad Do4 A dog, undoubtedly mad,
wss killed by Mr. C. Bradshaw and a col
ored man at '.Coleman's Store, this county,
last Saturday. It was thought this dog
belonged in the .neighborhood and had
just started on his journey of death.
Mr. Juo. 1 Thompson, of Mt. Ulla, had
his smoke house robbed of about 250 lbs.
of bacon osj Uie night of the 8th. The
thisf was eajiily tracked to the house of
s negro hrte neighborhood, but noue of
the meat coahl be fonnd. On the same
night sn attempt was made to enter Mrs.
M. C. Kridsfs smoke house but here the
raicsu metf with obstacles which
failed to overcome.
Aldermen
hold over for
municipal
Salisbury
they
o
Badlt
Office in thii
that citizen
prefer to ha
thoagh less
ed hv ..r . ..
- -v .n. ui anetmon at tue nearer
onlce. This" fchnuij i j ic
Managed. There is a Post
county so badly managed
in the eurroiiudiiif? ennnrr
o j
their mail left at Salisbury
convenient, than be aunoy -
ported to
make the
table.
I . U. Dennrrmetir iniolit.
m"
M. feel rather uncomfor-
the next Mayor and board of
elected for the town will
two years. This election for
officers to control the affairs of
for the next two years is a very important
matter. The general apathy of our citi
zens, on the whole subject, is rather
alarming. There is a strong probability
of having a Republican municipal admin
istration, uuless the Democrats wake up
to the situation and centre on some man
who can carry the whole strength of the
party. These facta are worthy of some
thought by the people, for they are much
interested in this matter. There is no
subject that affects every man's interest
more than this. A wise choice, and all
is well with the town ; a foolish choice
Among Out Advertising Patrons.
aud away go all the bright
that are opening to the town.
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prospects
The fourth ensemble rehearsal of this
session by the pupils attending the music
school of Mrs. and Prof. W. H. Neave,
took place on last Thursday evening the
12th, inst. They have recently purchased
a splendid new upright piano, made by
Peek & Son, which was used at this re
hearsal. Quite a number of our cultivated
ladies, the mothers and friends of tJie
pupils, were present and enjoyed the
music.
There is space for mention of only
some ef the musical recitals : Of piano
if- k i L
S' TT9 n perienced aud
8nal saleuUn.-oue of the most popu-
3 S a,iry-liaa accepted a situation
the large &tm of fc Cq at
Uarlotte. Mr. Young has many warm
menu, he who wish hi
neld beagle &
fir in Clfarlotf e.
ai success in his
Co., is a leading
Molly
"t of hi
-There is a
KE IX THE ClTT.
re mlkltio ;., i. a Ai
n. f- iu iUV ynru Of me
Onlv two iaikm.
littlWI" ,t1U,,ite common to see these
Tarde a,nHUin large gardens and
town k" O B,0rc (luiet portions of the
bedi' r Nfin1 nest arnon8
fthBaok looks a little over-con-uefit
on the itai-t f vrii in
j jr-.. uuy especially as
r mio and aT Cat in the
there it a
Jan!.
v. .
ofan
same
t be expected that the meni-
f community will eutirely har-
oaanv invtn ani;u.f Ar n.nn;.:ni
mTt 0ccaPy"g diversified po-
nturalb' diverse in their
S "Jf ,ol eging the at
I St "N aPleal to the popular voice
Inns itaLJL.' i..-,
r No.
pl
es all questitiis of a
La Tarantelle" by
White ; "Pasqoin-
solos five, namely
Heller Miss Addie
ade" by Joseffy Miss Annie Black mer;
"Mocking Bird" Fautasie, by Mills-
Mies Bessie Holmes ; Fantasie eu "Mar-
tha" Miss Anna Gowan?; "La Tu telle"
by Meyer, Miss Agnes Smithdeal ; Cornet
aula by Master Wood Krider supported
on two pianos by Misses I. Merouey, R.
Wallace and B. Holmes; A vocal quar
tet t-" The Wish" by Misses Ida Mero-
nev. Maircie Beall, Annie Smith and
Maggie Gilmer supported on two pianos
by Misses D. Meruaey, A. Neave and R.
Wallace. The Overture to William Tell
on two pianos by Misses Jusepbene
Baker, A. Black mer, Jessie Gilmer and
Cora Moore i Selection of "Opera Bouffe-'
bv Misses J. Gilmer, J. Baker, Cora
07 ' 1 " .
Moore and Columbia Ra w ley : with
Trombone and Cornet by Messrs. W. H.
Neave and T. Marsh : A u nan van pre
senting gems from 24 operas, piano
Misses Jennie Bingham and J. Baker
with Trombone and Cornet added : A
duett for niano and flute "Hanover
Waltzes" Miss Agnes Smithdeal and Prof.
W. JL Neave : Fantasie on "Nancy Lee"
for two pianos Misses Annie Smith,
Agnes Neave, Maggie Gilmer 4d Bessie
Holmes with Trombone and Cornet.
BLACKXER TAYLOR
Carry an immense stock of goods in the
hardware line. Here you will find any
thing made of iron or steel, besides paints,
oils, varnishes, roping, belting, harness
and saddles, garden aud farming tools.
Miuiug suppliee a specialty. Everything
a miuer needs may be found here. These
gentleman are polite and accommodating
and will please you every time.
J. A LLtCN BROWN
a been dealing in the best grades com
mercial fertilizers for 16 or 18 years, and
being well known as strictly an honest
dealer, has a large patronage. He is also
the chief insurance agent for this section
of country : representine the best and
most reliable life and fire insurance com
panics in both the United States aud Eng
land.
J. S. MCCUBBINS, SR.,
besides having a splendid general stock
of dry goods aud groceries, is ageut for
Cou ley's best sawed shingles, and he
makes a speciality iu fertilizers. During
the season last spring he sold nearly
$9,000 worth of fertilizers. His new stock
of spring goods is now placed ready for
examination, aud purchasers will find
here an assortment with prices the most
reasonable.
D. A. ATWKLL
has, for years, been doing qaite a lively
business in the hardware liue. His stock
embraces everything usually kept iu this
branch of trade. All kinds of smith am'
carpenters tools farming utensils, paints
buckles, bolts, cutlery, hoes, rakes, shov
eh, spades, plows, etc.
JOHN H. KNNISS,
the druggist, is well known, having been
engaged in business here for twenty -five
or thirty years. He keeps, besides drugs
and medicines, all kinds of seeds, school
books, perfumery, toilet articles, lamps
&c. His stock of goods is kept up to the
deniauds of the times.
K. M. DAVIS,
dealer iu furniture, has a full lino of fur
niture, coffins, carpets, chamber sets, ea
sy chairs, wire mattresses, and is agent
for the Weed and the Hartford sewiug
machines. Should you not fiud in stock
any article desired, he will accommodate
you by ordering direct from the manufac
turer. He claims to have the cheapest
furniture house iu this part of the State.
J. D. G ASK ILL
enjoys the just reputation of being in the
lead as a merchant. He carries the larg
est and finest stock of goods iu all grades
to be found in the city. His counter is
the favorite resort of ladies, as he makes
a specialty in dress goods. His new spring
stock embraces cashmeres, nun's veiling,
silks satins, laces, ribbons, parasols, jer
sey jackets, gloves, besides the usual full
line of calicos, lawns, muslins and white
goods. The front of the grouud floor of
his store is devoted to ladies goods aud
notions, while the rear of the same floor
is devoted to heavy groceries. Upstairs
will be found a full line of gentlemen's
goods : hats, clothing and uuderwear.
He keeps up in his stock with all the
latest and best styles of goods. Carpets,
trunks, valieces, etc He deals largely,
also, in guanos.
KLUTTZ KKMH.KMAX
run a large business in general merchan
dise. They have the best selected spring
stock now ready that they have ever dis
played to their customers. They have a
very full Hue of heavy groceries: flour,
meal, bacon, lard, sugars, coffees, teas,
canned goods, tinware, aud fine chewing
aud smoking tobaccos. They have a mil
linery department where ladies will fiud
hats, bonnets, ribbons, feathers and flow-
are now in New York laytwg in their stock
of spring and summer finds They win
pay special attention to fancy dry and
drees goods aud trimmings, together with
a complete stock of staple goods. They
are running two standard guanos in con
nection with their general mercantile
business. They carry a Hoe of heavy
groceries : sugars, logons, bacoa, lard,
snuff and tobacco, and they handle coun
try produce of all kinds.
T. J. MORGAN
is running a Una ef fancy groceries, in the
storeroom adjoining Blackmer fit Taylor's
hard waft.
M. S. BROWN,
whose large supplement appeared last
week, is prepared to furnish clothes for
several regiments. His has a splendidly
assorted stock of clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, fitu iahing goods, silk Use, hand
kerchief Ace.
A. PARKER,
dealer in heavy and fancy groceries, toys,
dolls, candies, cakes, bread and fruit; and
any er of country produce.
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Farming ix Stkkle. A ride through
portion of Steele township will con
vince one that there are districts in Row
an county in which that acme of success,
so much hoped for by the farmers, is not
far distant, aud that farming can actual-
y be made to realize to the husbandman
a sure and steady source of comfort and
wealth. In several instances this climax
seems already reached ; but we learn that
it has been attained by a careful study of
the quality and adap tibility of soils, ju
dicious application of fertilizers added to
perseverance in patient, energetic labor.
Magnificent fields of wheat are seen on
all sides, large plains aud hillsides of
ver, now clothed in beautiful green, g
the eye and enlighten you as to what
means are being used to develop and im
prove the productive qualities of the soil.
Besides this marked progressiveness in
the restoration of exhausted lands, some
are turning their attention to stock rais-
ng, which, as far as tested, is reputed to
je quite remunerative. Mr. J. M. Harri
son's stock-farming is au instance prov
ing conclusively that money can be made
in raising fine improved stock for home
market. He lias been graduall v bringing
MINING.
T. K. BRt'NER, MANAGER.
ptsarlBB on the
J. at. Latsar, while
property kaoWaa" Mi
in Montgomery countv. nicked nn
w m 'jr
MECKLENBURG
mom
WOHES
found a
erne spot. This
J no. F. Cotton's
place.
Gold Hill. The mill
tion works are still ia fall ran, and work
is progressing rapidly. At Randolph the
water is very nearly ia fork, aad the old
drawing lift put to work, which if coatia
ued without any mishap will take the
water eat in about a week or two. The
praapetts at tha Old Field Mine are still
eocoaraglug, but the present gear is ia-
adequate to prove the mine below the
present depth.
Hkarne amd Heathcock Mimes
These two properties, lying adjoining, in
Stanly county, three miles from Albe
marle, were sold by ex-Sheriff Marshall
and Senator Pemberton, through Col
Thoe. Anderson a few days since. The
price paid was $5,000.
These properties wore worked with
profit many years age, aad were quits
rich in free gold. They have
for years. The purchasers propose to
open np aad work the properties at
TrurxT 1TTT vt-?o
JWA11 VVlAwlE,0, PROPRIETOR.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
naa
0
Mining Machinery a Specialty
We invite the investigation of Mine owners and
Mill Men seeking MACHINERY.
We eaa furnish on board at oar Works, or set up
at the mines anywhere ia the southern sold resion on
short notice
STEAM PUMPS;
STAMP MILL
REVERBERATORY FURNACES,
REVOLVING ROASTING FURNACES,
CONCENTRATING MACHINERY,
ROLLS, CRUSHERS,
CONVEYORS AND ELEVATORS.
HOISTING ENGINES, BELT AND FRICTION HOI8TER8,
WIRE ROPE, RETORTS, BULLION and INGOT MOULDS, &C, 4C.
"Estimates furnished and prices quoted on application.
clo-
Aanoa.1 Meeting North State Iron
and Transportation Co .
(EXTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS.)
Pursuant to notice dnly polished ia the
Cauolin a Watchman, of Salisbury, N.
C, and mailed to all stockholders of
record, the annual meeting of the North
State Iron and Transportation Company
was held at the office of the company iu
Salisbury, en the lbth day ef April, 1883,
at 2 o'clock, P. M.
The meeting was called to order by
R. M. Eanies, and on the roll being sailed
3515,725 shares of stock was represented
ia person and by proxy. On motion
R. M. Easaas was elected chairman and
T. K. Bruuer, secretary, and was also re
quested to act aa teller. The polls were
Chicago, April 16. A speaehd from
Mcadville, Miss., says Tom Bailey, colored
criminally assaulted a young negrsss sad
after murdering hre threw her body into a
pond. This morning a mob took him from
been idle and hanged him.
Chicago, April 16. President Potter ef
the North Chicago Rolling Mills states that
the mills will again be hi operation in
three or six months or sot at all. They
will not be started while present pri-
centinue. Four thousand men here been
thrown out of work by the stoppage of these
mills. Potter thinks that one-third of the
rails needed this year ate already in the
market and expresses the opinion that the
ontloek for laborers now out of employment
is s very dark one.
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SALISBURY MARKET.
Corrected weekly by J. M. Knox a Co.
Salisbury, April 5, 1888.
lis farm up to a proper condition for this declared open, and all having voted, the CORN
business aud so improving his cattle that polls were closed, and the teller announ-
now he can show some as fine thorough-1 ced that Jas. A. Williamson, Haydeu H.
bred Jerseys as perhaps can be found in
the State. He finds ao difficulty in sell-
mg his grauea lienors at prices ranging
from $50 to $150 per head. Has, also,
twenty odd head of full-blooded Berkshire
Hall aad I. D. Sproull having received
355,735 votes were elected as directors
for the ensuing three years. The rail
road prospectus was then read and the
statement made by tha chairman, that
BACON m te lit
HAMS 12
BUTTER 0 to 26
CHICKENS 85 to 80
EGGS 12
COTTON 8to9
CORN
FLOUR 2.26 to 8.40
FEATHERS 50
EODDER 60
HAY baled, 85
MEAL 80
OATS 0
WHEAT 80
WOOL 0
NEW GOODS,
1
CQ
MtttmEYl!
,a
GOODS
hogs, aud could sell numbers of pigs of I the negotiations with the English Syndi-
this breed if he had them at $10 a pair.
His success has been so complete that
Maj. J. F. Staasill, lately returued to this
cvuuty from Kansas, is encouraged to en-
cate were progressing favorably.
Mr. Williamson in a few terse remarks
said : That he had recently been over a
portion of the contemplated line, and
Salisbury Tobacco Market
ter into euttle raising with the purpose of found the people elated over the pros-
devoting his attention exclusively to this
business. The Major has had experience
in stock raising while in the West, and
says there can be no reason why it should
not be as profitable as in Kansas where I development
the seasons arq not near so favorable as
here in North Carolina.
post of the road, and willing to advance
material aid to the enterprise ; that the
Una would open up a country richiu
natural resources, and only needing such
to render it asm ef the
portions of the whole
'John Ince and his merry party cer
tainlv can tn rod last niht aa we mediat
ed. Prof. Gimcrack is a great character iuS of th wod d minerals, and
most desirable
country.
The Secretary remarked en the exceed
ing richness of the undeveloped territory
to be opened by the proposed read, speak
8.00 to
8.50 to
5.00 to
8.50 to 18.50
4.00 to 5.60
5.50 to 7.50
7.50 to 13.00
8.80 to 11.00
11.00 to 14.00
14.08 to 85.00
85.00 to 55.00
creation which gives foil scope to come
dian abilities of the first rank, .aad Mr.
luce is certainly in possession of the part
No detail is faulty, the humor is inces
sant, the mirth geuuiue, and the enjoy
ment complete. Charleston (S.C.,) News
dtconrier.
This company will be at Meroney's
Hall Saturday 21st. See ad.
Meeting; of Citizens.
We suggest that a meeting of the citi
zens of Salisbury, irrespective of party,
be held in the Court House on Fi iday
uignt zutli inst., tor tlie purpose ot con
sidering the proposition to issue thirty
thousand dollars in bonds for the im
provement of the streets Sec. Let every
body come out and get a full understand
ing of the matter. Many Citizens.
April 16, 1883.
the wonderful storehouses of building
stones showing that the road whan
completed would have a natrouace of
freight unequalled by any road in the
South.
On motion the meeting adjeurned.
R. M. Eases, Ch'm.
T. K. Bklner, Sec.
N. B. An accident on the Richmond
aV Danville road, near Jamestown, pre
vented, several gentlemen from arriving
iu time to be present at the meeting.
OBITUARY.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BV JNO. 8KEPPABD.
Lugs, common to med. 8.00 to 3.50
Lugs, med. to good, 8.50 to 5.00
Lues, irood to fine. o.uu to e.ou
Lugs, fine te fancy.
Leaf, common to med.
Leaf, med. to good.
Leaf, good to fine,
Wrappers, corn, te med.
Wrappers, med. to good
Wrappers, cood to fine,
Wrappers, fine.
Wrappers, fancy, none offered.
The breaks this week were light in com-
a a. a. a a . S fWS S
psnson with those ot last wees, i nc qual
ity w as no better, but prices stiffer than
at anv time tins season. Uur manuiacture-
ers require over one million pounds of leaf
tooacco which inev uesire iu uuiuaso u
this market and will pay the highest mar
ket prices for all manufacturing stock.
Wrappers, cutters, smokers are in demand
and high.
Planters would do well to market their to
bacco while the prices are stiff. Any change
in the market will be quoted
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CANNONS A FETTER.
We have received ear new Spring and
Summer Goods. Oar stack is Large aad
Complete, consisting ef
DRY GOODS
. -
GROCERIES,
HATS AND STRAW
Boots & Shoes,
Drugs and Medicines,
i
QTJEEJTSWARE,
CLOTHING,
4
J
IB,
AND
everything kept in a First Class Store
all of which we offer as CHEAP as the
cheapest for Cash, Good Produce, or First
Clam Chattel Jfortewge. If you would
SAVE MONEY, do not buy until you
examine our stock.
FERTILIZERS
We keep constantly on hsnd THE VERY
BEST BRANDS of COTTON a;, d TO It
At
Bscoc, Hog round,
Butter
Chickens,
Concord, April 3, 1888.
CATHARINE WUSON.
Mother of the late K'm. H. Wilton a thU place.
The death ot Mrs. Csthsrlne Wilson creates an
other void tn the ranks of our old ana well known
residents who are called home la qofcn. s
Cotton,
Cora,
Flour,
Feathers.
Mrs. Wilson wss bora at AUeatowa on Sept. ST. vaa, nr inYvnW
among ineurat '
era.
Kuwait County Teachers Associa
tion. Salisbcut, N. C,
April 14th, 1882.
The Association wss called to order,
by the President, Rev. F. J. Murdoch.
The Secretary being absent, J. M. Hill,
was requested to act as Secretary.
A recitation in reading was conducted
by J. M. Hill. The election of officers was
postponed until the next meeting of the
Association. The Secretary was instruct
ed to give notice through the "Watch
man," that the subject of a Teachers' In
stitute would be considered at the next
meeting, aud that a full attendance is de
sired. Moved, seconded and carried that
the regular exercises for the next
ing be as follows:
1. A recitation in spelling, to be
ducted by Dr. Wilborn. 2. An address
1 793. where her parents, who were
settlers of that place, Judge George aad Christiana
Rhosds, resided. She grew up to womanhood la
her native town, sad on March JI. 1811. was set ted
is matrimony With John Wilson. After living la
AUeatowa for s number of rears, Mr. aad Mrs fWll
aon removed jo Philadelphia, where they resided
for several years. From that city they came to
Beth ehem. where Mr. w lison departed this lire
about twenty-one years ago. The onion of Mr. aad
Mrs. Wilson was a long and happy one, and ws
blessed with ten children, ot whom Ave survive,
viz: Thomas Wilson and Mrs. Emily Kupp, of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. W. W. 8eifridf?e and Misses
Kate and Ann Wilson of this place. There survive
her saw oae sister, Mrs. Henrietta Frederick, in the
83d year of her aire. Allentcwu, fourteen erandchli
dren and ten great grandchildren. Daring her rest
dence of about twenty-two years in oeinienei
Mrs. Wilson made many friends. She was belov
all who had the pleasure ot her acquaintance.
essed with a vigorous constitution, she was per
mitted to live to a npe oia age. one wa an Bum
ble sad devout Christian. When fifteen years of
age she was admitted to the membership of the
Kefortaed Church, of which denomination she has
been a life long member, she attended services
faithfully at Christ Reformed church until the ln
nrmaties of old aire prevented. Peacefully she
passed away at Udi o'clock PM. on Tuesday. April
3d. in the 90th year of her age. She was a Kino ana
d' voted mother, and her memory will be blessed
and cherished by her children, ana ennaren-s cnu-
Hay,
Meal,
Oats,
Wheatt
Wool,
S5
25 to 35
10 to 12,
6i tn 9i
65 to 57
2.80 to 2.40
85 to 40
75 to 85
40 to 60
00 to 85
37 i to 40
90 to 100
25 to 85
BUSINESS LOCALS
PLANTERS sell your, tobacco at
Kluttz's Ware House. Leads ia pounds
and prices.
FOR lushest orices and beat accommo
dation selT at Klutts-s Ware House.
EVERY farmer should study his inter
est and sail his leaf tobacco at Klnttx's
Ware House. 27:tf.
Mott's CiDaa Ox
Ice
A.
At
PARKER'S.
For RHt!Three Good Rooms, cheap.
suitable tor a small family. Apply at this Office.
STrftw
John H. Parnetl, a brother of the famous
t u ;.. i..... d ...i ...u .1. O..K
if y o u it i i ii icuiirui ivuuiiuLiv n uic o v l . ,
iect of "School Room Work iu the Coon- in9Q ,eaer OI rac- "wu" ",c
Two of the eldest and best remedies are Aix
cocas Poaocs Plasters and Bit anukth's
Pills. They are celebrated household ne
.... . ? . I CCSSlllCS. Il BmaiUS, lllvuiliunsui, pnnia
meet at the Graded School BnUding in There are j 25,000 peach trees oa it, besides . . - tmck. or cheat or anv sufferin
.a a . m m - a. I -
ty during the past
The Association
inter."
then adjourned
to
larwest neach farms in the world. It is sit
uated about six miles below West Point.Ga.
Salisbury, ou the 2nd Saturday in May.
x . J. .M fit doc h, rTes't.
J. M. Hill, Sec'y
Tatlousville, April 13th, 1883.
JOXKS, MCCUBBIXS CO.
May 10th is the day appointed by our standing the freezes.
Commissioners to vote on a subscription
to a railroad from the W. N, C. R. Road
to, or by the way of this place in the di
rection of Wilkesboro and np the Yadkin
Valley. The indications 'are now that
the subscription will be ratified by tlie
voters of the county.
Wheat is beginning to show
near so forward ns at this time
Abundance of rain, not much corn plant
ed vet
this year. Good many are preparing for
a tobacco ..crop. Sales made at prices
that pay pretty well this Spring. This
set ion has tried the fence law oae year
has worked very well. Tax levied aad
now being collected to pay for building
the fence. Smith, J&erley & Co., have
their machinery up and are workiug to
start their steam saw-mill, nlaneiiig and
a large number of other kinds of fruit trees.
Thev cover over 700 acres. Mr. Parnel 1 has
plsnted 500 acres of young trees this . year
-renorts hislbusines is s paving one. This
IT W m w
years crop will be tolerably good, notwith-
that is accessible from the exterior, All
cocas Porous Plasters a re prefection,
while for regulating the blood, Hkandketh's
Pills are unequal ed. Always keep them
on hand.
18:Iy.
CO Fertilizers. fyWe have a pee':at
preparation lor Tobacco that we wr:-ar5
to give entire satisfaction. Don ;
get it.
Last but not least, is the large bricl
Tobacco Warehouse is rear of our Store,
conducted by Messrs. Gray & Bell, where
you can get the highest prices for jour
tobacco, aad good accommodations !.:
man and beast. Give them a call.
No. L Murphy's Granite Row.
J. S. McCUBBHTS, Sr.
Salisbury, N. C, April, 1888.
Tl lit lllMIUi fifCf!
The UDderahraed are prepared to purchase ores
of Oold, Silver, i.ead. Cooper, aad Sulphur, la tu.-
nmitea quantities, to De aeuverea at nearest nil
way station, according to market prices. Cash
payments. Contracts entered into for one to llfteen
years. Richards Powss a Cost amy,
London sod Swansea. England
AU letters should be addressed to M. Parry
Ooaset, Thomasviue, Davidson CO..K. C. sole Agent
for the United States. Stelypd
to farmers:
FERTILIZERS
The contract for building the monument
at Ysrktown. Vs.. has been given to the
Hallowell Granite Company of Maine, who
are to be paid 188,753. The monument
to he fine granite, to be 87 feet 8 inches
Malaria, cuius sad
positively cures with
an infallible remedj
expi
two
a chill breaker sugar-coated; co
aad Bullous attacks
Cure Mils
fulls to cure the most
where
up but not high, crowned with an allegorical figure 13 mflTad inl,
"' feet high, and the watfe to be completed SSSK
COin Dlallt- -v,..l...- I U I. 1 QUA tha onni iMMrm of w.irf mul lhr mmm nnAniMlai
WbWUCI iuhi, 4W, m" ii f
body. ASS
hold remedy they are unequaled. For Li ver C
Wot much cotton will be planted tk. mnrnMA Th. n t rar t in nartv wave Ptalat their equal Is not known ; one box wUl have
. r i - i " . wr.nrierfui effect on ui worse caae
820.000 bond. Tlie monument is to lie erec
ted under the supervision ofCoI. Win. P.
Craighill, U. 8. engineer corps.
Thev am
used sad prescribed by physician, sad sold by
druggists everywhere, or s-iit by m ill. JS sad IS
cent boxes. Emory's Little CutbarU HUs, best
Nasmade. only IS ceDts. ataaSaat cure '. 1M
ver sau Street, New Toft. ;;.y
FOR SALE BYJ. N. ENNISS.
Messrs. H. M. Jones and Saui'l Clodfelter shingle nutchiue, &c., near town. .U .
A new French jrna is twenty-nine feet six
inches Ions, weigh fifty tons and cost 81 20,-
000. It is wire-bound and is expected to ; WANTED ! -lOo.oOO While i) ik ,,tre-. -nod
DUt a ball thronh firtern inches ol armor, ' rctc srt cash, r ur spvctaatiusv, Ac., ad
heavier than any on our monitors, at a dis-' Writes r aH on Mmi r, L'hipa Luove.
of seven and a half miles. s25:3t pd,
I am now receiving fresh lots of Pacific
and Star Brand Gcakos, sad OisaoLVLO
Bonk Phosphate, to be sold at bottom
prices. (Sow does 400 lbs. Cot ton per ton
strike you ?) These are tlie oldest and moat
reliable brands cm this market and are guar
an teed. If you prefer new brands and
cheaper grades, I can furnish you, but will
not guarantee them, until tried in a small
way by yea. I also keep tire-German K a r
niT, (potash salts), a great preventive of
rust, sad much used in eoru posting.
Lime, Lime!
Having secured me s large new Warehouse
near the Depot, easy of access, (no railroad
track to cross), 1 will there keep, besides my
stock of Fertilisers, several brands of the
nest Virginia Limb in large quantities and
constantly on hsnd. Dealers up the West
era Road or e. so where; Contractors and
Builders, will now have sa opportunity to
buy to better advantage than heretofore
Orders sad coi
(t8:tf)
sotHted.
ALLEN BKQWM.
Notice !
All persons having claims against the es
tate of Daniel Corriher, dee'd, are hereby
notified that ihey mnst present tlirm to the
undersigned on 'or liefore the tt ds.v of
March, lfiM, or thi mti-.- will be plud in
lar of their recovery. All persons indebted
to the same are requested to make immedi
ate pa incut. Jno. (!. Conr'Ht It. ) v
C. W. Cohkiiiitb ""
Blackmer & Henderwrn, At' s pr the estate.
March 17, !883.-6w
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