Mcal:
DAY. OCTOBER, 4, 1883.
qubscription Rates :
C. nubia Pio" rate8 of tl,e Carolina
paid in advance, 9 1.50 I
nrtlelayed3nio'82.00
V " "
Mr. O. W. Atwell, of tbfeljc., xtho
( raising
MINING.
lias been devoting his attention
unproved stock and chickens. Iimbm
with a vim a acrioaa drawback in hi fowl r
uepni tmeut fmni the cholera, whit h h Tim R.aa Mine aod MUHftc Comt any : tell thnir own story, when their sightsee
T. K. BUI'SEK, MANAGER.
The editors of the Commercial Bulletin
have arranged to give the delegation a
reception at the Patker House. I will
not anticiiMto tlit'iU,
hut leave them to
tells ns is talking off many from flock of re potting up extensive machinery for jiDg js over.
1 rearj
" p:l
W baa a
3avnd am
fiuo Plymouth Rocks.
o
Married
:
milling their ores.
m'tldel'ed 12 mo,2.50
1
lieayy shower of rain Tues
thelou Wednesday.
at
O
This reminds me that I have not spo-
keu of several places of interest recently
In this city, by Rev. V. R. Col. Cochran, W. Tregallis and others visited. Don't feel alarmed, have not
Stick ley, in the First Presbyterian chnrch, ! interested in the Gold Hill mines have bean on Bunker's Hill, but enjoyed a
Oct. 3d, Mr. J. H. McDowell, of Ashe- een iere vnd days. Thorough explo- pleasant ride on a narrow gauge railroad
The rat,OUB are to be made, which, it is said,
will decide the fnture of these mines.
vine, to miss Ella G. Graham.
gentle and beautiful bride will doubtless
carry with her to her new home nnm-
family
-A track
Amnion enemy to the human brtM ood wi8,1 for a long and happy
diicfs obstructions on a ran
Lt him be put into the
t. I
life
fe are glad to see Mr.
n, Sr., again on the street,
n 01 from a fall which hurt
as
livery baly few days ago.
Up a;ai
Wra. Over
inst reeovefi
which is built along the north shore of
the bay, running between glacial hills
and occasionally crossing little inlets, at'
Dutch Ckkek. Work is going on at fording magnificent views of the white
Dutch Creek miue day and night. Down beach dotted here and there with groupes
about 60 feet in the copper shaft, and Qf pleasure seekers. See them dodge foam
On-dit that another of the charmine nv started on the underlay rein being crested breakers which auon swell ! far
youug laaies ot tins town is soen to be l irom verucai, is aooui leet wmo out on the glittering sands, rointi of
borne away as a bride to adorn the home 8"ows brown and red oxides, green ear- pines Hotel is the first stopping place
of a gallant knight of Charlotte. The donate, yellow aulphuret and azurtte cop- cf importance. Passing under massive
capture has been made. The fall con- P6" ore' Kuowle's vertical shaft pump arched gateways the visitor is ushered
summation is at hand. It is painful to is U8ed and keeP8 tne water down nicely. ai0ng winding paths of white pebbles,
over which are swung graceful arches of
gas jets for illumination, and then the
08 hotel, with its long piazzas filled with easy
of chairs and lounging people. Here they sit
part with loved ones even though they Shipment of ores will commence soon
... ' i at YV arm iiiduliUd if liloaoMl Kit fl,,i t .... u.,:.
VpVI- 1 I U- 1 1 a- v. w i .-w iuv osiniaiivu rAllllUl
Mr J- M4jr,'4 r a 1,alf dozen very to lose sweet visions of loveliness and
L..;i..,1 Hiid foil T In- 1 ;i rfroiit I 1p:i II f v niwl li.iu Hiom 4.1. -
t n rn 1 ", (i ...... - ... . tov. , j ....v. iiivui i.tw iiviu tiio
lUiv ya . s . . , .m. I m - .
aigiit as a aream from the memory.
NEW GOODS!
caption. We have complained at the
narrow itaitisanship and rank injustice
wl.ieh wit' .hold political amnesty from
Jeir m son Davis. Let us not imitate thus.
in a snail v;iy.
No matter what Gen. Hatler inav iinvo
said or done in the past, we have never
seen a protest against it coming from anv
uieuioer or uie UenuUlicau nartv. 11 is
conduct at New Orleans, including his
eeienraieu oraer against the womeu, was
BMHwaaa anu sustained bv his govern
ment, his military associates and his par
ty.
They all became accessories after the
fact, and are equally amenable to auy
paniBiiment mat can be inflicted
We remember that Grant traveled
through the South, drank the wine and
broke the bread of Southern gentlemen
and eujoyed the unstinted hospitality of
southern homes. In 18S0 he campaign
ed from one end of the State of New n Person, with Great Care as to Prices, Quality, Beauty and to suit the tastes of our
York to the other, heaping the vilest Customers, mid whioh .i ,oii . u u. .
' - . uv.njj as im; cnnpcH. uur department ot
KLUTTZ
AND
Have Now Received From New York City
One of the Best fail aid Winter STOCKS OF 000!
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, WHICH WAS SELECTED
abuse upon his entertainers and declared
they were unfit to participate in the ben-
ents ot the government.
w .... . .
"e recau that atieriuan devastated the have been largely increased
ouuiu, iiiBuiusu women, aespoiieu chil
dren and put the torch to the cities.' and
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Furnisning Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes
We have a complete Stock of Groceries, and we mean to
feed you with the Best
messuriug 1
I
inches in circumference.
Mr. W. W. Miller exhibited to
Saturday, a curious conglomerate
But qurtz crystals in the shape of a turtle, and on the blue waves as they roll
such is life joys and tears iro mimrlinir h4?W m or eight pounds. It and lash the beach, while their ears
t, i AnlSiM' four new stores have together like rain drops and the sun- ,,ad a very wel1 forn)ed Uead' and are feasted with sweet strains of music
T 1 . 1 1.:.. -m ahine. But. dmnnle. Am -h r tail, though the head and tail have both
. ubOVe lllel I Kluiiiiaiiuus auu wmi ' rr-" v.w v
mineled with the roar of the waters.
front of beautiful brick the ubject, we have to say, Chartotte has dropped oflf by handling. The crystals Bat t,,u ig gettiog into Jhe quicksand
on top seem to have been thrown to-
risen above
voou liressnt a
,.rk of about 1K) feet.
4-1
u tiirR is aiv crime that a man can
" 13
commit wlitepries lam of all human
empathy, nt iqmti "i puwiug uwnuu
i..Ml ill il riiilloail track bvivhich a
train and its Icclipunts may be destroyed
'V . -ii -
rouueu ns refieateaiy, and our young
gents are fully determined to make re
prisals if it takes them five years.
o !
Sells Btothers' Show. Their enor
mous united shows are coming to Salis
bury. The universal public, will be clad
to learn that the above ieat eonsolida
and it may serve my purpose better to
gether in the most accidental manner, cet aboard one of the many beautiful
but underneath are somewhat in layers, steamers and continue the trip to Nuu-
tasket Beach. The air is fresh so is the
breeze, and sailing craft of all kind give
the bay the appearance of life. Large
The Hon. B. Wilson made a flying
visit to our city a few days ago. He and
Col. Davidson ot Fittsburg have pur- 8teanier8 making outward and coming in,
a i I
enaseu a lew valuable mineral proper- add varietv lo tiie cne. On either side
L picnic will be held at tion, traveling in a train of fifty cars, is T '! r T T 1 "Ure island forts with only large guns and
A Sunday
St. Matthews! fcf ang Lutheran
tins county
addrtsscs hy
ii iext Saturday.
ibe men.
4 o
church,
Several
MU T C S iL . .....f 1 , IkAltlt 5 W CfkOCll Alt
V,WTN ,. T Zi 7 T "T V taken from them before the war from ' Daiuth,g all -o to make un a scene in-
liis meek, bultle believe there was very equestrian and performers of high stand- ... T. . A? VnUxxg&U go to make up a scene in
upon its way hither, and will erect its
immense tent in this city on Thursday
Oct. 11 th. It is without doubt the larg
est organization in the country, embra
cing a circus and hippodrome, with
the work of development. Among others chilunev top8 protl uding above the level
of the fortifications ; clusters of attractive
summer residences, the picturesque hous
es of Hull, scattered on the crest of a geut-
very rich. A large amount of gold washy 8ioping lit with tj,eir 8teep roof8 and
they have purchased the Hearne and
Heacock mines near Albemarle in Stanly
countv. The mines are known to be
a .
littl hnuaeM betore it. 1 here was no
lit1' n. s
caMTof any general interest, and the bu-
inogs was dlsiatched in about three
iug, and menagerie, the excellence of
only a few shafU. The main body of teresting and novel to the visitor who
which is guaranteed by the list of animals
scheduled in their programme. The Sells
Brothers have organized an exhibition
which can best be expressed by the word
colored, bought a pair of ''Enormous.' How dwarf like aud in
panU iu Salisbury, and was arrested in significant appear the traveling shows of
('uncord for stealing them in lhomasville, our days compared with such a monster
as that of the Sells Brothers, which
would swallow them all aud then have
room to spare. The Press everywhere
ntt'finln flm no 1 mi f.. tliia i i arvl i 1 1 1 i . m
o
days.
Wui. Joiip
wti iu Salisl
oncord for st
aud was aetuiBly convicted for the theft.
A clerk from balisbnry saved the poor
fellow asentetMiMo the Peuitentiary
''I Ot-
the property remains untouched. The
proprietors have caused thorough ex
animations to be made by the distin-
hales from a quiet southern inlaud town.
Nantasket has a fine stretch of smooth
beach some five miles iu length, and a
Wfe fiave a valued letter from our young
friend, Captl IV iley, written at Fort At the meeting of the Board of County
Elizabeth, SoukH Africa, giving a humor- Commissioners ou last Mouday all the
oua report ot his observations at that
' nlara. whipli wcrwill inblijh mi thft first
r i
page of our ncjc issue
The a veragq attendance at the Graded
School for the first mouth, has been 220.
The enrollment . now is 274. Some sick-
cess nuioug ilie children has prevented a
larger average f attendance. Our school
is probably -tlip largest in the State in
inoiMutiou td Uie population of white
school cliildre.
H o
Wc had a cmlgfrom our young friend
the editor of
Moiul.i y ,- thus
members were present.
i . . m T f 1
guisneo cnemist, vr. w. r. Lawver, oi number of mnguificent hotels. These of-
the U. S. Miut Bureau of Washington, fer i,Klucemeuts for internal decoration
who reports the ore to be "free milling 8Uch as "Clam bake-to-day," "Fish and
quartz, easy to reduce and luexpensive cm chowders " etc. The season for these
to treat;" and the average yield to be resorts are about over, and the people
over $10 per ton. I his will be regarded are flockiug back to the citv.
very rich ore when it is remembered that Cambridge, Harvard College, Long-
the "Homestake ' group ot gold mines fellow's home, aud the early home of Oli
in Dakota, among the most valuable in ver VVeudall Holmes, may bo attended to
the U. S., produces ore of the value of hu auother letter.
from four to six dollars per ton only. tg go back to the fair for a moment, it
We congratulate Messrs. Wilson and may ue 0f interest to our people to know
that the question most frequently asked
Davidson noon this purchase. They
"'" 4 - w have also purchased a large copper uv ,lf.nnl vln mntj.innUta mnVinn u.nth
is : .. I I w x . . . 0
ltriilll iiiiiiuis uu njiiiu sueci uriu nit
market house.
then lied about it and subsequently swore Plour Meats, Sugars, Molasses, Potatoes, Meal. Buckwheat Flour, Maca
roni, Cheese, Canned Fruits, &c, to be had in any market.
A lull assortment of Family Medicines. New Stock of Table and Tiu Ware
Large lot of Bagging and Ties.
Agents for Coats' Spool Cotton.
We buy and sell all kinds of Country Produce. Be sure and see us before you hnv
or sell, as we will sell you good Goods and save you money.
W. W. Taylor, )
D. J. Bostian Salesmen.
J. A. Nicely,
to the lies
It may be remembered that Sheridan
insulted and outraged to the uttermost
exteut the people of two States under his
command. No man in this country has
. . . . ... . w
uone tne fcouth such liiiurv, has slander
ed her people so persistently and vitu-
perauveiy as neury ward needier, a
gross worldiug and debauchee who has
attempted to overturn all social barriers
and at the same time to mock the Chris
tian religion. We have no svranathv
with people who sneer at Butler and flock
to hear Beecher lecture at five hundred
dollars a night. When Grant and Sheri
dan are made social toasts at the South,
aud Sherman is followed by toadies aud
bootlicks amid the rums of vandalism,
we cannot see but there should bean out
er place fer Ben Butler.
Butler is a far abler man than Grant,
bherman or bheridan, and a better one
iu every respect. He is a better man than
iieury Ward Beecher. Simple justice
demand that he be not excluded from
that social amnesty which the people of
the South are willing to extend to the
people of the North.
Oct. 1st, 1883.
MECKLENBURG
ISJ
W0E
SB
BRIEFS.
There is another terrible out-break in
Russia against the Jews in one province
alone 200 families having been rendered
homeless.
The Talbottou Ga. Era, says the law
practice in the South is beginning to
dwindle into nothingneess basing the
thought, no doubt, on the facts known to
exist in its immediate section.
JOHN WILKES, PROPRIETOR.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MininsMacbinery a Specialty
We invite the investigation of Mine owners and
Mill-Men seeking MACHINERY.
We can furnish on board at our Works, or set irp
at the mines anywhere in the southern gold region, on
short notice
STEAM PUMPS,
STAMP MILLS,
(for wet or dry crushing).
REVERBERATORY FURNACES,
REVOLVING ROASTING FURNACES,
CONCENTRATING MACHINERY,
ROLLS, CRUSHERS,
CONVEYOKS ANU JSLEV A TUK8,
HOISTING ENGINES, BELT AND FRICTION HOISTERS,
WIRE ROPE, RETORTS, BULLION and INGOT MOULDS, &C, &C.
25:6m
Geo. A. Burger aud W.
F. Albright
.a .a -i 1,1
property that is saia ana supposeu to oe ,8 ,ow are northern people thought of
very rich. The Conrad Hill copper mine and treated by the people of the South T"
is regarded as one of the most productive it j8 surprising how frequently this ques
up. Why these
wfii-ft released from workincr on the nub- j :.. .. ,.r .
- ! ' - i anu vaiuauio in uio couuuj cni ui uu tion comes
ic road tor two years, aud b. L. tOW-
rauce for one year.
a i -r i l
ore fully as rich
misgivings
Small amounts from the Poor Fund of
the county were given as follows: To
John Kiucaid $6, Polly Waller $7.50.
Mrs. Joicy Rich wine $15, Betty Lilling
tou $10, Elizabeth Gardeuer for sister $9,
Wm. and Mary Hall $7.50, Mary Morgan
$1.50, Haywood Harper $5.82 for 3 coffins.
Uverseer Brown reported U paupers
Mississippi river and yet it is said that doubts? Is it wholly due to the iu
their property is larger aud their copper fluence of designing politicians, or does
there lurk a faiut sensibility of the injus
tice done our part of this glorious coun
try in the days that have gone. These,
of all people, should feel it, for they set
Insitute Fair Building.
Boston, Sept. 29, 1883.
A few articles are coming in to fill up an example of insubordination and rebel-
i Statesville Landmark,
it- on his way to the Bos
ton Exnositioif. "Joe Caldwell," as he for September
is familiarly tf rated, is one of the rising C. C. Kride
young men of 1 Western North Carolina.
Xo paper in tie State U exerting a bet- Umith, colored, to the insane asylum at and wooleu S0018
lerinnuencc man the Landmark.
rider was allowed $27.45 for
expenses incurred in conveying Harry
the nooks aud comers of our exhibit, and
others are expected, such as apples,
grapes, maple sugar and syrups, the mar
ketable vegetables, iucluding cabbage,
beets aud pumpkins.
Dr. Mack,
ffch. Agent for Davidson
Goldsboro. and John Eaele $-for con- T,,e work BOW enSaSig oar time is la
9 . i a a V
veying Moses Eagle to the asylum for the ow,n aia.ncuy each article, anu re ar
r..ii i 1 e i - . - .
"as ueen visiting this place in
die interests dig Davidson, during this
week, and up tofthis time has met with
gratifying sucfels.
He also oecftpled the Presbyterian pul-
i.'t .... w . i . . t ii, . ..
r -u wuwiii suu nas nreacueii tor us
wy night tllisfweek. His sermons have
been highly iteesting and profitable to
tuosc who hawe heard them.
-o
, ... .-mm
Iliere was ilu hdiourued meeting of the
I v o
insane at Morganton.
Li. ii. Kothrock's account for Services
rendered during September, amounting
to $20.42 was approved and ordered to be
paid.
Ordered that the school house site for
colored district No. 4, Salisbury township,
be located on Jno. S. Henderson's land,
and the committee are authorized to pay
$15 for the same.
Ordered that a public road be opened
iu scotch Irish township as soon as a
bridge is built at or near Mrs. Bakers
mill,
Ordered that J. M. Horah remove the
ranging for the better general effect. This
kind of work must be kept up regularly
as the occasion demands, aud when you
add to this the other more tiresome work
lion to the Union years before the South
felt such a necessity. Siuce I have drift
ed into this subject, it may not be amiss
to tell how the writer was introduced to
Also a lot of wool a daughter of Stephen Foster, one of the
rautankerous abolitionists of the days
when that fauatical class made excuse to
heap denunciations on the tyrant masters
of the South. It was at breakfast this
morning, and she was speaking of the
education of teachers to be scut to the
poor whites of North Carolina. I was
V. D. Grouer, Gen. Agent, Norfolk,
will sell fciturle ticket-; from Norfolk to
Boston, for $9. Both ways, going and Estimates furnished and prices quoted on application
returning, for $16. This is by water
and includes all necessary comforts.
If Gen. Scales is the people's choice for
Governor, says the Landmark, uomiuate.
We reiterate it. Let there be no mistake
next year in selecting the man whdm the
people want.
Western Democrat : The mica mining
business of this and Yancey counties is
on a "boom," and the cauntenances of
proprietors and laborers index the gener
al prosperity of this our ruliug industry.
Some of the most - temarkable aud
striking portraits about Boston are ac
credited to a "vagabond named Hal den."
But the strange part of the story is, that
they were burned into boards by a red
rot fire poker. A portrait of Daniel Web
ster made in this way by Halden is
pronounced the best likeness of the gieat
statesman iu existence.
The VERY LATEST NEWSI
DIED.
J. S. McCUBBINS & CO.,
Are now in receipt of their
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF
NEW GOODS,
The National Cotton Planters' Associa
tion, will hold its annual convention in
Vieksburcr. the 21st ot Movemuer. in-
c '
stead of the 14th, as heretofore announ
ced.
In Unity township, of appoplexy,
Snt. 2()rh. Mr. John M. Mariiu, aged
about 72 years. He was a member ot , which will be louiid Laugh and Complete.
the Methodist church lor many years,
aud died in .the faith.
BUSINESS LOCALS
of escorting visitors through the exhibit introduced as being from that State, and
and making the necessary explanations,
and answering their questions it will be- n expression on
come anoareut that the whole of our Jtem was explained ; when
a a
time taken up.
There are two new exhibits just fiuish
ed the Northern Pacific aud the Missou
probably as a warning to prevent too far
her part. Our school
the strong
minded lady (excuse the language)
"thought that they should he educated to
work." She affirmed that the colored
Concord Presiyiery held iu the Presby-
teiiau church' at this place Thursday
veiling last, foHthe purpose of consider-
ingii renewed! c.-il I for the pastorial sei
Vlce" wt 8' JlrrMcKinnou, of Concord, county looks and papers out of the room
in rear of Court House into the old Coun
tv Court Clerk's office
The following are the jurors for the
Fall Term of Rowan Superior Court :
First Week.
ri Pacific Railways. The first named has people were all righ t ou that score, but
uiu ine Presbyterian church in Colum-
bl.S. fJ., andjafso to consider a call from
il r 11.-
'uoiresoytertau; church in Tarboro' for
be pastorial Services of Rev. J. N. H
Sunimerell, heretofore laboring at Poplar
riu. -
The people of Concord pathetically
"I'jtcted to the call for Mr. McKiunon ;
bl't H was veik ably defended and stren
uously urged y U delegate from Colum-b,-
Mr. Mcliniou himself decided the
question by djclariug that he believed it
a his duty iL accept it.
Noth calls e,re granted, but with much
M II. .t- L . :
-uunM part of members of
pco,d Pros ly&ry, which sustains a
loss in hej removal of two highly
valued, mcmbrs
material gathered from Dakota, .Minneso
ta, Washington, Montana, Oregon aud
Idaho. The serials, vegetables aud min
erals form the leadiug features of the ex
hibit. The Missouri Pacific has a display
of the same general character as the above,
though the material shown is from Mis
that the poor whites were too proud to
work. From this point the conversation
began to warm up aud 6oonbecaine live
ly, but your correspondent ate his bread
in subdued silence after the declaration
on her part that "she would esteem it au
honor to entertain Mr. Douglass or Mr.
anl exchangi
c across the
lam
WicitKD.fakiugoff lot gates, moving
jg Signs, building box feu-
fstreets and breaking street
is a iDefeu ,t nii.
,uo,ii younrf people in almost every
n have eel, guilty of. It don't
amount to miicU more than a small an
oyance. A (food deal of such work was
'':e Mdmfiy night, wbich would
Ml ili..r .IS
. - u,e Fgtiatois to shame and
" eyei4 known
" r "topped
Ii 1 1 !
oou lve been forgotten. But
v did not top at a harmless frolic.
e understand tjiat they moved a buggy
JJ left it on tlif, railroad track, which
eruueof fenbnuous proportions. A
ti.J "Hieiion will sometimes
v a traiuofi the U-ack, aud to say
"Otllli, or .A' .1.1 I -
..... ' luT mnountof property in
to ,.fl 1,1 RUd1 accidwit. it appalling
'"ii i n itviiii.n... . .
-7 nam. Ti,k i
And if thej-
their foolishness
10
1.1-...
persous on
ayor of the town oucht
d tor the diwocei v f th..
t ...
" IStllfS W in i . .1.; I ...
J OliOUlfl IJk I.,,., . I... i
j . & O-" "J -
I what it
NttCfl
the
know
"ves of in
fouri, Arkausas and Texas and includes Bruce, though the latter was somewhat
in 'iiTdition in thn articles mentioned. nr- deficient iu moral integrity." The dis-
A. C. Harria, Joo. A. Peeler, G. W.
Gaskey, Max. Holshouser, M S Fraley, D
C Blackwelder, Alex.jPeeler, W C Cnlp, G
H Basinger, W It Keunerly, J A McCou
naughey, S H Barger, C A Miller, W H
Bostian, K L bhupiug, Alison Misenhei-
,R A Miller, J A Boy den,
mer, J VV r ricu
served fruits, woods aud some manufac
tured articles.
But these exhibits cannot compare with
the comprehensive display of resources
made bv the State of North Carolina. We
- w
have more floor space than both of them
tance between us was too great. That
anglo-saxon blood should stoop to
but pardon me, I am here to show to the
world the great resources and advantages
of the best State iu the Union aud not to
talk politics. T.K.B
R A Shoaf, A C Cress, T A Albright, D together, and our display is classified aud
-M Lveily, Aaron lost, ol A Bosr, James
T F II
Ben. Butler.
arranged in more complete and perfect
order. For instance, on yesterday two
botanists, one from New England and one
from St. Louis examined critical lv our
I It tit- im-ji I. a HA II lit' llA ItLtlil aiti
ex4iibit of woods. They fouud iu the Tr. "J
We are net an admirer, of Ben Butler
Lvery, col!d, S T Blackwelder,
Morris, Johu Black well, M Cress, R Wal
ker, S Morgan, J Thompson, oolM, A W
Kluttz, J C Hyde, M C Rufty.
Skcosi) Wrek.
M J Barger, W W Taylor, Ed. Shaver, j whole collectiou only two labels wich filed out from among the men on either
were inaccurate, w lieu it is remembered .. . . .. . 1
that no botauical expert was
ed iu the collectiou of these woods, some
L A Peeler, D L Lowrauce, P M Phillips,
D A Fink, W L Harris, J R Sillimnn, M
D Phifer, J C Parker, Henry Deal, S F
Lord, C L Cozort, J S Knox, G Freeze, S
M Furr, V H tester.
obiect ot abuse, liut wo believe in con
sistency. 1 he following from the Macon
idea of the accuracy and reliability of (Ga.) Telegraph a paper of unquesti.ned
- I I liiiki Ani'.l 4 1 T r. V V AX 1 O tit. mlwrU If OO I'lJ
rnA oThihir imir Iwt fnrmiil I
me v a 1 1 i u 1 1 in n j w a va ujvu
The Dog Nuisance,
Tim t":iet rliat the willow njid djinirliter
bvihukcib iQf g ruewall J.ickson have recently been
the recipients of social courtesies from
We are told every day by
that we have made the most wonderful
On Wednesday the 9th inst, Mr. H. show ever seeu from any State, and that Gen. Butler, now Governor of the State
E. McConib who has a farm near Hickory our people must be verv uroud of it or Massachusetts, has provoked public
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Those of our people who hare seen it
and some two hundred North Carolinians
on tne uatawua river nau nve sneep
killed and six others injured by doga.
On the following night Mr. Darius
Echard, who lives two miles from Hicko- have been here express themselves as plauned scheme to nominate Gen. Butler
aud private comment aud discussion at
the South. Some people have been great
ly horrified. Others see in this a deeply
ry, had seven sheep killed by dogg. On highly gratified. Commendation from
uie sameniguc o. n. aoww, 1-, M home is pleasant, and the writer may be
t 1 1 u w' i Mia rui in niir wuui iimii i no on ah w i
in ouiuo iu ikiuui Mov4 auwa i a . ?
tract from a private letter received from
near a gentleman iu Montgomery county. He
says: "We are glad to know that through
yonr efforts, after all, Montgomery conn-
killed by dogs. On the same night there
were seven sheep killed or injured on
Mr. W. P. Reiuhardt's place
Hickory.
In the light of such facta as the above
is it &t all wonderful that the number of
sheep iu North Carolina doea not in
crease f What encouragement has a farm
er to go to sheep raising when his
property is exposed to such destruction f
It was but a few days since Mr. J. P.
Robertson of Cumberland, who owned a
lock of fine sheep, 95 in number, had
about twenty of them killed or mutilated
by dogs. It is evident that legislation
i ueeuea lor mo protection autl en
Hlit pehple.
is to jeopardize couragement of sheep husbandry. rial-
I mont Frees.
for the Presidency by the Democratic
party. We trust that these hysterical
people will possess their souls in pa'.ienco
Mrs. Jackson aud daughter were invi
ted to the Boston exposition and were
proffered courtesies by the Governor of
the State aud accented them, there is
uo meaning iu this beyond that Gov. But
ler knows how to dispense his hospitali
ty has a showing at the exposition, aud ties like a gentleman, and Mrs. Jackson
is attracting attention as oue of the gold aud her daughter were too well bred to
bearing counties of the State. We write
refuse them.
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"Hi"-- attach to this episode.
ciative portion, think kindly of you," &c
Next week we are expecting the North
Carolina press, en masse.
are being made for their entertainment
We may not be
classed among the admirers of Gen. But
ler, and we are uot searching for apolo-
Arrangemeuts Uit;8 or lor auythiug he may have
saiu ui uuue, out ue 11 uie pcupie ui iuc
south propose to exteud social umuesty
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excursions anu recepuouB win ue given to their late Northern enemies, we insist
Hheui. They will be the guests of the city that it shall be general and without ex-
State Fair Additional Premiums.
The following premiums in addition to
those published in the premium list are
offered at the State fair to be held Octo
ber 15 to 20th, viz :
Premium No. 15i, for the best bushel
of eoru one superior welt-fixture ot
Tise's patent, price $15. By White Bros.,
manufacturers of aud dealers in Tise's
pateut well-fixtures, Mebane, N. C.
Premium No. 70i, harness horse, mare
or geldiug, best $20, second best $10.
Premium No. 70f, saddle horse, mare
or gelding; best $10, second best $5.
Premium No. I00i, Goldeu Spaugle
Polish chickens j best $1, second best
cents.
Premium No. 170, Silver Spangled Po
lisb chickens; best $ I, second best 50
cents.
Premium No. 170J, White crested
Black Polish chickens ; best $1, second
best 50 cents.
Pmminffl No. 5964. best cabinet of
gems, crystals and mineral specimens
from North Carol iua, $25.
Exhibitors will do well to remember
thp numbers of these Diemiums as well
as all others in making their entries.
Duke's Cigarettes wholesale and retail
at Factory prices.
Fresh Mackerel (No. 2 Shore), Fat.
Lemons by box or dozen.
Best Leaf Lard on hand, at
A. PARKER'S.
SALISBURY MARKET.
Corrected weekly by J. M. Kdox & Co.
Salisbcuy, Oct. 4, 1883.
Bacon 10 to 11
Butter 20
Chickens 12 to 20
Egs 12i
Cotton - to
Corn 70 to 75
Klour 2.20 to 2.25
Feathers 40 to 50
Fodder
Hay 25 to 30
Meal 70 to 75
Oats 35 to 40
Wheat 85 to 100
Wool 35
DRY GOODS
NOTION'S,
- Boots and Shoes,
CLOTHING,
DRUGS,
Queesware, &c.
DON'T FAIL TO GIVE THEM A CALL.
REMEMBER
THEY WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Salisbury Tobacco Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JNO. SHEPPARD.
Lugs, common to med.
Lugs, mcd. to good,
Lus, good to fine,
Lugs, tine to fancy.
Leaf, common to med.
Leaf, med. to good,
Leaf, good to fine,
Wrappers, com. to med.
Wrappers, med. to good
j
ne,
tiU I IUC I The Regular Au
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Wrappers, srood to
Dutch Creek Mining Coinpauy will be I wrappers, urn.-,
held iu Salisbury, N. C, ou Wednesday,
October the 10th, 1883.
J.J.NEWMAN,
It Pres. & Treaa
5.00 to 6.25
6.25 to 7.50
7.50 to 12.25
12.25 to' 17.50
6:50 to 8.00
8.00 to 11.50
11.50 to 18.50
12.50 to 15.00
15.00 to 20
27.50 to 40.00
FERTILIZERS
JUST RECEIVED :
BAKER'S Standard for Wheat.
NEW JERSEY "
Acid PHOSSHATE "
Merryman's A. D. Phos. For wheat.
They also keep on hand
40.00 to 05.00
Wrappers, fancy, none offered.
The breaks for the past week have been
good and prices have ruled high for all
grades. All tobaccos have found read)'
sale at the above quotations.
Quotations are changed whenever
there is any advance or decline in the
markets. Our manufacturers require
Morth Carolina louroes.
"One of the most useful series of descriptive over one million pounds of leaf tobacco
books ever published about any State
ton Post.
wliifh thev desire to purchase on this
market and will pay the highest mar
ket prices for all manufacturing stock.
Wrappers, cutters, smokers are in demand
and
high.
Concord
HALE'S INDUSTRIAL SUSIES.
TWO VOLUMES NOW READY.
I. The WOODS & TIMBERS of North Car
ollna. Curtis1 Emmons' and Kerr's Botan
ical Reports: supplemented by accurate
Oountv renorts of standing forests, and jl- cokhected weekly bt caxsoks fetkek.
, , , - - . a.
lust rated ty an excellent map oi uie oiaic.
m. Plfli 9T9 mi 1 OR
1 voiums wv, I BU;()n n1Ig rouDd,
11. in tne cjuaij anu iiw tuw u Butter
North Carolina Emmons, iverrs, """- chickens.
ley's Wilkes', ana tne census iejwri up- E rJ
plemented by full and accurate sketches of cotton
the Fitty-six counties, nun ampoi vo owmc Qorn
1 Vol, 12mo Cloth, 425 pp., l-DU.
Ccscono, Oct. 3, 1883.
10
BACON
FLOUR
MEAL,
&C.
THEY ARE AGENTS FOB
Wheat Drills,
The very BEST MAKE and very CiiEAr.
ALSO
BOLTING CLOTHS,
AND
FRENCH BURR HILL STONES.
NO. I, GRANITE ROW,
15 to 20 Kpt. 26, '83.) " Salisbuky, X.
12ito20
C.
Flour,
Feaihers,
Sold by all Booksellers, or mailed postpaid, Fodder, per lOOlbs.,
on receipt of the price, by ifav,
E. J. HALE & SON, Meal,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, Oats.
NEW YORK, or Wheat,
P. M. HALE, Publisher, Ralafh, N. C. Wool,
12i to 13
9 to Of
75 to 85
2.30 to 2 40
40 to 50
1.00
30
80 to 90
40 to 45
90 to 1.00
25 to 40
To line Owners ant Minimi Cj's
The utKlerelgaPd are prepared to pun tase ore
of Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper, and NulpJiar, la uu
Umltea quaoliUes, lo be delntied a neaf t rail
way siatlon, according to market prices. Csm.
payments, contracts entered lato for oae to hlteei:
years. Kichakds Fowek & covfan v,
London and Sttraoaea, I ligland
All letters should be addressed to tf. Parry
(iosset, Thomasvllle. Davidson CO-X.C, tow Arr t
tor the United States. hlypd