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School Ho3ks Pull Stock, lowest prices
Writing: Paper, Pens and Pencil.
I Envelops, Visiting Cards.
Library.
V N ?R TH E FlitK NAME 0?
W.W.J. Pr.J -J .vi K:r. Ion'' known .-ailml.oi I
' u - ) ! :!.!. lie Maker who ever did buoi- ' Seaside Novel and Monroe's
in S iMl.urv. presents his comolim. nt-' m aLa.r a i aS-
! I - nd an.J patron with an invitation Vi
' J Mi! "tf1 flV;'k f neW Autograph and Photograph Albums.
;:ir: c-s, a;idle, Coliary, &e. lie warrant , 1
- ti-i uiio i io every purchaser of New Stock, Wall Paper, Toilet Articles, Perfumery.
nd abv hi reonir work lint cm Inw :i i n. .J - - . . .
.-oo! article will adroit of. Call and see. I6 IOl,el SOaP Vamtia and -es.
PLUMH3H i M3RGAN.
Bathing G Iotas and Towelsr.
WS WANT
or two reliable, industpj
ol s men in eve ii y town and
, ' ; : tv to sell our popu
lar BOOKS.
lib ;1 inducements. Applicants will
se u: ve ae, experience (if any), and re
lces a to character and halits. A
- pb'ndld Chance lor men who are not afraid
f work ami want to make money. Apply
i . rsoii or bv letter to
B. P. J0HNS0H & CO.,
; 17:3ml 1013 Main rt., Richmond, VTa.
HEALTKCORSET
Increase in pftpnlaril
every day, as ladies flud ft
too noet
COX FOCT ABLE
AND
PriZFECT FITTING
cors t cv- r worn. Mrr
ch".: ts ny itfrivrsthc best
enti-.r.-.t kn of any corset
thy over raids V.Tnrr.ii:t d
fiti-fartcrv or mocyr-rc-faudrd.
for ea!c iy
'. D. CJASSILL only,
Salisbury, N. C.
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Plated Ware
FINE
CIGARS,
FRENCH CAN
DIES A SPECIALTY,
TROPICAL FRUITS IN SEA
SON, PICTURES d4 PICTURE
FRAMES, TOrs. DOLLS, yXSRS AND
T
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The Original and still the Best!
. t m v . r -r- w .
1,1 .1 ;i It J l waiciiiiijr uue's s?lf.
POROUS PLASTERS.
INSIST
OX HAVING ALLCOCK'S, THE OSLT
OE.M'INE POROCS PLA8TEB.
Xj 1
SETS,
ACCOR
DEONS AND
R-ANJOS, VIOLINS,
GUITARS AND BANJO STRINGS.
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THEO.BtERB4liYI,
SAl.ISKUBYj Jf. C.
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ta:l Pills
V, :l V f
2 !!r 12 -s C j rn s ! a i r.ts
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All Ini4iSs.
WESTERM H. C. RAlUfOMD.
Ol' t icE OKX. PASSEXQEli AOBNT,
lisbuiT, N. C, October 12th, ,1882
SCHEDULE.
a1-. Train
No. a
STATIONS.
Pass. Train
No. 1
3.15 p .... Sa'tsbury..
'-'.10 "
' 1? 4
.50 A M
" ,0.0s "
' H.0-4
j i- e .no
..StiGesrtiitt
....Newton
....Hickory
....Moranton.. ..
Marion
Black Mountain . .
Asheviile
....Warm Springs
....Pigeon River. .i
Leave 6.10 am
Arrive T.s "
SAi "
" 8 25 "
" lo'.is "
" 11.49 "
" 1.53 m
" 3.00 '
" P.44 "
" 5.4"
Train ITo. 1
'Jonnetti at Salisbury with R. & d. It. v.. from all
fi iv.-v.nb. and South and frcm Raleigh. Connects
at t:iesvine with A. T. i O. Liv. of O. C. & A .-It.
R. Connects at Warm Springs with r. Tenn , Ve.
0 . It. JJ. for Morrlstown and points .Seuth-We&t.
Train No. 8
Connects at Warm Sfprings with F. T.Va.& Oa.R.R.
Dom Morriaiotvn & tui South-West. Connects at
MatcsrvJIle with A. T. & O. l)Iv. of C C. & A. R. IU
had at Salisbury with H.ad.k R: tor oil points
rth and East and fcr Raleigh.
Through Tickets
?n sale ,u Salisbury, states vine, AsheviUe and the
Warm springs to all principal ciUes.
J. E. Macmnrdo,
v. KO. A. EAGLE,
W. A. MORGAN.
J. UIIODES HI'.OWVP TM-ire n- . . , , .
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
A Home Company,
Seekir.3 Home Patronage.
STRONG, ; &
PHOMPT,
SISLIABLS,
LIB3HAL.
Term Policies written on Dwellings.
Premitims payable One half cash and bal
ance in twelve months.
J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt.,
ZZ-Qm. Salisbury, N. C.
One of the most remarkable'inventions o
the present aire is Allcok's Porous Plas
teks. They are the result of years of client
ical stuilv, and only time and experience
has brought them to their present perfec
tion. Testimonials are receiver! evarv
of the wonderful cures of S)ralns, Weak
uacK, uiiematism, L.umOai.'o, Paralysis and
hosts of ilf hfr-l!siHSPe (llViMircn tlia Vint
- . I III, 1 I I I
sales and irreat su cess of Allcock's Ponocs
Plasters have caused numerous ohintcrv
to be brought before the public which, be-
mg caueu porous, would give the world to
understand that they were a similar article
to the genuine. We would most particular
ly caution the public against these hum
busrs. They contain none of the healincr
ums that are used in Alt.cock's, but are
simply a combination of lead, red pepper
Mid rubber, and are vaunted in long wind
ed advertisements as an improvement on
Ali.cock's Porous Plaster. Beware of
the hazy and untrue statements and never
use any oi tiipe so-called porous irauds.
Allcock fa Porous Plasters
Believe Debility and Nervousness.
Allcock's Plasters worn on the reion
of the kidneys warms the spinal marrow
nuiuii is n continuation or the brain, im
parting new vitality and power to the spine
they stretft hen that uiiirhtv ortran nA tin
it full of foreign electricityor nervous fluid.
Thus they wil restore to the busy active
brain of man or woman, the energy and
ability whit It has been lost by disease, wor
ry or overwjnrk. They restore vitality
where there hais been debility ami nervous
ncss. and prevent loss of memory and pa
ralysis. Physicians hb'hlv i(-.mn...n,i
- J ....... . I 11IVIII
for nervous debility, whether arising from
dissipation or overwork. They are now
known to be the great regenerators of the
nervous system and are invaluable iu all
cases of hysteria.
Weak. Kicixic7r-s Cured.
Contoocook, N. H., i
.. ( March y, 180
I have been greMl troubled with Rheu
matism and Weak Kidneys. I was advised
to try Ali.cock's Porous Plasters (had
used two other kimi nf t.........
Plasters which gave me no relief) but one
t.i jours nas worked like a charm, givin-r
me ct.mpffete relief, and I have not been
troubled with Rheumatism and Kidney
Complaint siijee using them, ami T consider
myself cured. ! Edward D. Bcrmiam.
arc sin vps to King Otftm. Ttk-tlny j $150,000,000 a year is st
VP wpi 111 it if utitHki V.iid lioi'ii nitiklaa 1 Kticr l ti 1 1 Mil n il'l I I V t1 IkllV7 Ft
IWLA. T . i i . I ... . .. i 1 . 9 . . J .
" "v" 1 Wf" l", a i nu oiu niuioiigii we live near iJuncomlje
mail, we had a schoolmaster who had j county. To-dav oim nJercliants sell
an odd way of catching the idle boys, cabbage from Baltimore aa cheap as
our culture. To-dav we use eleomar-
One day he called out to us, 'Boys, I
jmust nave closer attention to your
books. The first one that sees another
idle; I want you to inform me, and I
will attend to the case
'Ah thought I to myself, 'there is
Joe Simmons that 1 don't likp. T'll
wafeh him, and if I see him look off
i i i i .
nis oook rij tell. It was not long
liefore I saw Joe look off his book,
and immediately I informed the mas-
ter
'Ihdeetl said he, 'how did you
know he was idle V
'I saw hi in said I.
'You did ? And were vonr pvm nn
your book when yon saw him?
I was caught, and I never wnfdiei
for idle boys again .
If we are sufficiently watchful over
our own conduct, we shall have no
time to find fault with the conduct of
others.
The Wrong Parent. 'You
know Blank, don't you?' queri-d a
citizen, as he entered a Griswold
street office yesterday.
'Yes.' '
'Ha vp yon any influence with
him?'
'Well. 1 ii ut v have.'
'Tjhfti .ii are the man to go to
him.; lie has a son about sixteen
vears .(i J'
yes
'That boy , is on the road to ruin
because his father is too good-natured
and too llallf'll V l'llllMtWi Mil lit Uitai-
ncss.j b. ems to nie it is your dutv to I orchard grass. I am already feeding
goto tliat mau .and tell him in a down a small nioce of orchard grass
ll'ientllv ;l V I biff ' tlA nmcl v,.,.;n i It lltlel SAniu mnlo liuu I . I . : 1
j - ...iuk viev " I"' 1 iiic lllli tl
more government or his boy will be n,e by tethering the cows upon it.
loxf 'f Sjma kf.U- ........ F I - .
Ww . wVIIIU Ul IIIB w . . v m .. . - m aiicr lilt f in
- n w j'.fc l me
I (Ion i tiiiuk I'm the man re- second time, and some irive n third
I .1 .. . . ' ..- r, .'. O
eu i:ie m.icr. as ik r ipw nt u lOUllliiir. r i t v ritws
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garine and Goshen butter, although
we have fine grazing lands well
adapted for the dairy and cattle rais
ing. At the Shelby depot 200 huge
walnut logs are awaiting transporta
tion North, because we have not the
pluck and push and machinery to
make all sell walnut furniture.
When we build railroads we send
North for Iron and Engines, while we
furnish the money and curse the
the Yankees, whose pluck and ener
gy we so much need. Whetstone
Mountains divide Cleveland from
uaston county, vet we enternrisincr
- ' ; 0
?) tar heels send to Connecticut for
whetstones. In Western North Caro
lina the uroiected railroad will run
over a roatl bed of two miles of beauti
ful varinratod marble in Cherokpp
county, yet our tombstones and monu
ments are imported from Vermont.
Shelby Aurora.
FT
sent out of
oik!. It is
with such armiinents us these that
the hind-hunger of the poorerEug
lish classes is sharpened by the lead
ers of the radical movement.
Au Acre.
One acre of ground in lawn and
garden is surncient to maintain
village or rural
family cow in any
locality. One who knows how it is
done, and has done it for spvpr.il
years, describes tha methods by which
it is accomplished ; A quarter of an
acre is in garden strawberries, cur.
rants, grapes, rasp berries, black her-
m a
ries and gooseberries. Thore are siv
apple trees and fourteen p?ar trees.
All out the garden is in grass, chiefly
A Paragraph for the I Joy.
When the writer of these lines
went to Charlotte, eleven years ago,
to take the position of city editor on
the Daily Observer, he found on the
paper as a eompo-itor, a Lille bhtck
liaired, pale faced, tiiouglilfui looking
boy. He was always the first at the
case in the morning and ab mi the
last to leave it the next morning be
tween midni&ht and daybreak. He
never talked, excepi when talked to.
he did not drink, nor use toltaceo,
nor swear. He never frolicked and'
he never spent an idle moment;
when not at work he was always
reading something, and it got to lie a
matter of surprise, in the course of
years, with reporters and edit trial
writers, what a range of questions
that boy could answer political, his
torical, theological, arithmetical and
grhat not. When the books were not
convenient or the time for research
uct at hand, that boy was consulted
on vexed questions. A lew vears
ago he went North. Last Saturday
night we picked up The Commercial
a large, handsome, eight page weekly,
published in Washington City, and
read that V. R. Cajps ha 1 acquired
was
i w rt .
uwry stub!
M. L. AllW
Present his compliments ttkL
and respeetfully solicit a Sf Wk
taoi.sment. It i, complete
quirements of first classbu,11 M
worses, Buggies, Carr.W
Phsstons, Wagoifs, ftT'
fcraw pojjVidext of eJZ
. SATISFACTION
Special provision and
Hoarding and keeping horse,
stovers will find ood Stn
at this place. i?taIls 1 ,84,
Special accommoilations for tvJ
ol Commercial Travelers thtkHt
Sfrtf LccStrcetalisbury,N.c
l
blottiiig-pid attd gazed out of the 'or table use are now beginning to
.7 wmiig cuit, aim me siaiks and
il) . 1) III a
III 117 1 ' I
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TOTji
mi
EM
BLAOKSMI THING AND
W Ggon-TVl akiug.
We . are prepared to do any kind of
work at our Simps on -bee Street, (V. M.
Barker's Old Stand.)
SALISBURY, N. C.
flORSE SirOEING and ali kinds of
Rlackmithing done promptly and with ex
pedition. Repairing of Gurria-res, Buggies
-.u .fortius none promptly and in first-
laatye. ramunu' and hnishimr f tint
wurk will be done by "W. M. Barker.
All we ask is a trial.
Jan. 10, 1833. i..tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BIsAOICMER & HENDERSON
Attorneys, Counselors ri
and Solicitors.
Salisbury, N. O.
bin. 22d, '79-tf.
j. m. mccorklS. t'f kluttz
itlcCOKKLi: & KLUTTZ
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS
Salisbury, N. C.
Office on Council Street, opposite the
. Court House.
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PUERB CRAUiE. L. . lkmT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Attorneys V.tfc Xw,
SAifsiyJur, N.
iVb.Srd, 18dl
D230nt)5nSD L i V E R.
and K3A!,ArEA.
X rom liiesc snntcus arise tliice-;ourths ot
the diseases cf tha human rt:ec. Thae
ETmptomsindicato titclrcxistence : r.o cf
Appctlta, Kawela coatirc, tick Jicad
ecc, fnll-eoa afie?eati:c,crerriou to
of fo2, , IrraiaWJIfcjr t riper, JLV7
eplriu, A i -el'iju orfcrvirsc- ceslectea
5"IV-T, Klzii te,! uttci-Ins r.t tna
4;5!,'a ro t.J.o eyes'. lilciiiycol
orca Crln., COW ITIPAtm V. dc
ttand ihp uca cf ?, renjcdytfcnt ri( tc- flireet!7
SS"?' vcr. A-JaL'ror cr.c;:icieeTUTT'a
PJ .1. tovo no c-tnr l. Their action cn tho
Kidnoys and SLm Ij also prormt : rcis-.ovhi
all iniiuri:ioa tiirongh H.CoO thi-cc 'mct-
tite, sonnd til jesdhn, rr.ilar r.tools, t ciear
Ekiaanda.Y'soroujLcd-. TUTT'S
cv cripiag nor interfere
vrith daily vork and aro a perfect
ANTIOGTg TO MALARIA.
T Hais 02 YrmsxE&o changed In.
Btantly to a, Cinssr BUCK bya.fingIo a.
pUcatton this )te. SoM by DracjrlS.
or sent bf expegsa 6a receipt of 6 1 .
I T5 HiatiU!. C.- U jZFL'L ESOEEPTC
122: C St., WAsiirKGTOx, D. C, )
January 7, 15382. j
I take great pleasure in recommending
Allcock's Pouors Plastkks. I was in
dnced to try them by Mrs. Samuel J. Ran
dall, and I found them everything desired.
J used four dther o bailed Porous Plotter
lefore prKurlm Allcocs's; they were per
fectly useless.1 But immediately upon ap
plying two of Allcock's to my ehest my
cold and had cough were at once relieved.
I want you to scud me one dozen forth-with-
JOHN T. INGRAM.
Spinal XisoA.so Cured,
H.VM.mkl's Hotkl, Rockaway
JiEAcn, N. Y., May 19, '82. (
Allcock's Plasters have been of such
great service to me and mine that I feel it
a duty to state the fads, as briefly as possi
ble, to induce others to use litem. My wife
lor many years was confined to her" bed
suffering from spinal disease. After spend
im; a thousand dollars in vain effort to -at
cured, she applied three Ai.t.rrv-' p. f..
teks to the spinal column, one above the
in :i lew days ali pain left jpr
She applied fresh ril.isterfi hm. t,,.. i- '
and in the course of two months she com
pletely recovered her health At tW
could hardly walk across the room; each
day she walked a little further, and iow
she is able to walk live miles without fa
tigne. She still occasionally applies the
plasters to her back, but she has been 'per
fectly well for upward of a year.
v LEWIS L. 1IAMMEL
busks go to the cow. There
I ' - j i i .. ..: i 1 ..
"'" 1 u g i a uoy anout the vine,, tican vines, oeet tons, small
u:e a-e, and 1 n itist going up to potatoes and other waslcs to liefu feed
ti e police court t. pav a fine of 820 'he cow luxuriously, and in this wav
him sinashing up ea!oou fund- t,,e cow may be kept in ulnm-
the ticxt. Detroit hpf dance throughout tl If V( il' Ilium una
' . . nrnii vjut
I I I I I - 1
acre, wuue ner manure will keep the
I'm
lure Try
It Will Come Back to Ton.
r nac a latuer r ion navt
mother? You love them. But once
wii'jn,- uure growing richer every
year, and will nrovide a lilnl
quantity for the flower beds and the
shrubs and dwarf pears on the lawn.
A very large quantity ol' the best
in a while you grow impatient ami manuiPe growing the
the meanness of your nature crons , w,l" meson attaclipd to
out; it wreaks itself on innocent "T', aves that are raked np,
faiher and mother, perhaps and a" l, U- " r0!" the hmwo
tney sufjer the punishment of a cross Ue.th,er. w,t 143 ,m,ch soil as may be
word called up by another's annnv. ,,cc !ed ",to ftH9W l"t in thcoow-
. The hard word is snnfe., ft yr and leading the d.aioit.g from the
manure gutter into it. If a farm were
only managed like the inn-dun
acre might easily p:iy $100; but the
labor is not to be had. and oii iinir
of hands cannot do it for mitre ih.-m
five or six acres. But the time will
come when it must b dn.n . li..
ante. 1 he hard word is snok (Ml ft
may be regretted, forgiven and for-
. . - . .
gu, out it can never be recalled.
rather and mother will sigh and
torgivc, but
fc I a . a a
oonie oay it will come back to
run.
SUBSCRIliE FOR THE CRAO
LIN A WATCHIiUN, ON J.T
$1.50 BEK YEAR.
:iARDWARE.
- t , . - .. r.
30CTS,,SHCtiS A GAtTEKS nuee to
aonVhVtWiater1 luc (ie' !ind
Hea.iyiuade xrorl lwaya oa haad -Ralrlafl
,Tn. ;:f;ind Pi-ne On! w bv mail ZSgg
554 Main St., Hartford, Conx., )
w . Al)ril 26, 1879.
Will you please send me an Allcock's
Porous Plaster, 20 inches long bv 7
inches wide, to use on my back for weak
nesa ot kidneys. I have worn them with
the best curative effect, for a weak side
near the heart, manv vears tVwi'r,;....
ed by strain and biting in the army 4
could not do without them; I use one abot
every month I have on a Belladonna
Waster .and don't like it at all, for it has
not the power or strength of Allcock's
Porous Plasters. B. WELLS SPERRY.
"A Blessing in Disguise."
484 Adelphi St., Brooklyn, )
-vj. ,, March 29, 1881.
No family shonloMte without Allcock's
Potlocs Plasters; their healing powers are
wonderful and their efficacy far-reaching
and lasting. For vpai i.t t i..
i... . i i v "iac seen
and known them -to -cure-and TelieVe the
most obstinate
rheumansm kidney complaint, bronchitis,
netiraliria nm i..,. J.-.H . '
j,.. .uuLNIKt luuamation ot the
lunys and throat, naral ram , t I ..... . i i
weakness, and coughs and colds. In mi
own case they afforded me almost instani
and permanent reliof v r..;..A.. . ,
.i . , - -""-j cutiB euiusiuer
them an mvaluabl. and soeedv . .
all kinds of aelif-a nri r; n,, v '
blessing in di8KuMe, and no wife or mother
Itould be without them if she values her
peace and comfort and freedom from ner
vous exhaustion and nth- n;iw..
1 - . . . uiunviiin, As M
n2TS!Sl !,as,?r' a,so '" backsehes
inty nave no cqua . I have
"ever yet found a plaster so efficacious u d
I ?t moisting or to give so much geperal at
; faction. Used in connection with Bran-
J7p. J giving and life-heal-
mg Pn.r.8, no one need despair of a speedv
restoration to good sound health. 3
MRS. E. TOMPKINS.
j If i ti it, ties iiuri
that would not harm a fly, in you; T ,W,th the St ease, with a
lace. The childish action delisted t?!1 88tem of cultivation
.i i ... . 1 he. Untrn
us a in nor. out it annnvod von Y,,., v
J J A. VU
were busy and reproved the little one.
her jrreat
1 wo pearly tears stotul in
blue eyes, her lips faltered, and she
tinned away from you. The era of
childhood, with its happy, fleeiing
uoiirs, win erase the unkind word,
out
borne day it will come back to
you
Burn the Grape Leaves.
A writer in the Country fipntl
calls attention of ite readers to the
necessity of burning grape leaves to
prevent mildew : There is a second
kind of spore (or seed formed i
a a a
autumn within the substance of
tlw.
A begger stands at your door. Theroi,aSe and is esignetl to remain in
a dormant condition until spring
when liberated from tl in In. L'na I
the proprietorship ol it. That
the name oi' tbo ft 1 1 ! f- f f 1 1 rt 1 1 . r I i i I
r j - v i j i n'ii iiinn-
looking boy. For some time ho has
been manager f the paj.er,and nowlie
has succeeded to t :c editorship of a
prosperous, s-Hic-si'ul pap r at the
national capital. liJans alone have
not carried him ss.i.u, but brains
added to pluck and via and sTea dy
habits and ambition. btatesvillc
Landmark.
The Old Mullein Plant.
Whilo na
ture; Tina
been sparing
in giving us
an abun
dance ol her
v a 1 uab le
minerals,
she has by
an All-wise
provision
been gener
ous in the
prolific dis
tribution of
such vegeta
tion she has
gi v e n for
medicine,
and science
in its pnopr
search for the rare ones, has overlooked
tins fact. How many of us seeing the
common Mullein plant in the old fields
ind waste places; the beautiful Sweet
iiutn tree bordering our swampa, have
thought that in each there was a princi
ple of the veryfaighest medicinal virtue.
It is true that the Cherokee Indiana
knew of this years ago, but not until re
cently has it began to attract the atten
tion of the Medical world, and now the
long forsaken Mullein plant ranks
among the first, and all the medical
journals are Heralding its grand effects.
riM Sk Of
$WEET GUI AND MULLEIN, the mullein tea
is combined with the Sweet Gum, and
by its use Consumptives are relieved
mothers made happy in curing their
little ones of Croup and Whooping-
Oougn, and all suffering from Lung and
Bronchial diseases are troubled no more.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cts.,
and $1.00 per Bottle. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga., Pro
prietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
Cash oaid for Sweet Gum,
Dee. 18: 9:Jni.
Fresh Turnip SeeTliTg
Mi reeeiveu a Fresh lot of iJ
TURNIP SEEB
of all the different kinds, CHEAPfit
ever at ENNISS' Dkio
WIZARD OIL.
The Great RHEUMATIC CUKE f th, d
also for LAME BACK, at '
ENNfSS'Dni-o8AHu,
smofs iiS mm
AT REDUCED PliICES,ATi '
FRUIT JAB8,
- AXIl
RUBBERS FOR JAk
At ENNlW '
SAVE YOUR PRDIfi
Scarr's Fruit Preservative!
Without the use of Sealed Cans. Tht
CHEAPEST and ONLY SURE KRD
KNOWN. Perfectly Harmless. Cill
and try it.
At ENNISS' Drug Stork.
l:tf.
North Carolina Railroad.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS UOiKQ EAST
Dale, Apr. 30, ls82
i Leave Charlotte... .
i " Salisbury
" HigliPoiiU..
j A rr. Greensboro....
Leave C; reeanboru .
j Air. Ililhshoro
! " Dnrham
" Ralegh
L,v. '
Arr. Gohlahora
No. 6i.
l)-ilv.
Lid a.m.
G.U5 "
7.20 "
8.10 "
9.30 "
1147 "
1 2G "
1.40 p.m.
4.05
6.30
Nu. 03,
Daily.
64J6 "
7.50 "
8.3S "
It 10
1 1 28 -11
OS M
I 29 A M
IMA
3d0 "
No. 15 Daily except Saturday,
Leave Greensboro 6 3Q p. m.
Arrive at RaliKh 2.45 p. ai.
A rrive at Uohlsboru 8,00 "
Tie Valley litisl Life Araiatiflii
5I:ly.
wnfeN you wa:;t
AT LOW FIGUEES
m the undersigned at NO 2. Granite
'lV- l A. AT WELL.
Igraut for a " 3iria jlirirashar."
isoarv . C, Jum; 8th tf.
NOTJCE1
JOHN F. EAGLE,
-FASHIONABLE -
BOOT
AMI
SHOE
M JL la. KR,
aa1BSaEa
.BdT
Pi wmm
A SURE CURE FOR BURNS CUT
BRUISES AND LAM Ellipse
W W
rain is dashing in torrents through
the black atmosphere of fh nio-bt
and the sharp, vivid lightnings only
isiiy uy nieir violent contrast the
aw fulness of the darkness. The be--ar's
plea for shelter is punctuated bv
toe Mast that howls forth its anger,
and you turu your brother off',
This will come back to you some
uity.
If you are impatient, testy, i II-
iiuiuoreu, spiieiui malicious, cowardly
ami mean, your whole life will h
w w wv mm
constant reckoning with evil actions
wiiose enormity is onlyequalled by the
increasing wickedness of th ft..M.
and an unatoued past is always the
precursor of a more cepreheusible
future. A bad heart is a boomerang
of passions, whose evil consequences
always fall on the head of their luck
less author. On the other hand, all
good deeds work in a similar way,
with the rules that govern promises
and conclusions, causes and effects;
if either good or bad, the result will
be in con fortuity with the nature of
tbe deed. Your bad deeds and your
good deeds are juries that sit upon
llie ill wt i ii i' ....... i i . i
-" 7 h'ui i ne uuti uecuie
the verdict of happiness or despair.
fconie day they will come baek
you.
It is Time lor a Change.
to
West Beckett, IJerkshire C o )
LL1E,If'.!Mr -.veM we have used ibem
JULIA K.SHAW.
' J Pastor y, E. Church Hastingg.
Hastisos Mikn., )
t . ... . . Jan- 3' 183. f
I am trotibleil with n. n., i..:.. . , t
my head neck .nsplntv bm I find bv anplv.
ia one of vour Ponocs Plastkbs lodi itS
of mr neek and one .croaa ihe aai.ll of ml
bnek I have almtwt infant relief.
flr vl ,n wmmea4ng them to
much
NVe sleej) In Northern betfc and on
spring mattresses, adorned with Yan
kee furniture, and our p-fe mun
upon Yankee reaus. Ve eat out I
piajes witn lankee knivpa
and forks, Ve are placed in jSrth-
prn in IVncin... at ,i i A
v. iimuii vuiuiis uuu ueiiositeu
iii a grave dug with an Ames shovel
and spade. We make for sale only
cotten with which we expect o pay
for the thousand and one thincS we
buy from the West and North.
We; have our smoke Iiuurm .!
corn cribs iu the est, and buy our
flour from ot(j;r sections Itecause we
raise cotton and nnth ng but cotton
I to sell, The neL'tocs ait IVp vt
. o - - v .
decay, it germinates and introduces
tne mildew tor another season of de
structive work. These winter spores
as they may well be called, have
inicK coverings provided for them,
and will not be destroyed if the grape
leaves are used for litter or placed in
the compost heap. An disposition
like this would onlv aid thp snnrw ;
their escape from the inner substance
of the crape leaves, and slsn hl.
distribute them far and wide. The
only thing is to gather the leaves
after they have fallen from t he vinpfi
and burn tsem. Th is is a fim:.ll
amount of work, and only neetls to be
done Qiioe in a season. The use of
flour of sulphur iu the earlv part, nf
the seasou is of great importance in
A. ? ll. .a- .
arresting tus progress ol the pest ;
but the burning of the leaves is the
preventive, while the use of sulphur
is the cure. The killing of one spore
may mean the prevention of a whole
leaf patch of mildew, which might
have grown from it the following
season. ru it-arrow lilir I1(U tn l,
done with much forethought.
J
OF VIRCINIA.
HOXIii OFFICE, STAUNTON, VA.-
The Cbcapest, Safest, antLMost RcIUUle Lile In
surance n nr unvred the jtublic Is found In Ike Val
ley Mutual, which enables yoft to carry a si.noo lite
policy at an actual average-Cost of $5.50 per annum.
For further Information, .-all mi or address
J. w. Mckenzie. Ajfent
May 20, 18S3. Sausbcky. N. C.
The Evil of Landlordism.
In England there is mn rn In mi
lying idle iu sporting grounds, game
preserves and landlords' parks, than
the whole kinzdourof Belgium wi.;i,
suKrts and happiness aud prosperi-
ty u,wu,uw petipie and sends laro-P
exports to London. A 11 InnAmo
175,000,000 a year js received bv
LA I II.
lantilords as rent on 4f5,.500,QOO
s of land. Thev do wrL- k..a
call Carlyle's picture of the French
r. a
acre
i Great Water- Power
FOR SALE!
T-l. .
i tie most, extraorrlinnrv n.,;.
Water Power on the Yadkin l ; r..
hi tow ngures. It is situate at the head
wi i.,e narrows in btanly countv, 8 nvUes
.um .vi weiiim iC. I lie COUntV S.'!it 1Q .:i..-.
mull vjrtnu inn. ana a mnt oa ,,;i
Salisbury. It is one mile frnm h. i.:.
i , . ,. ....... 1 1 1 1 iitiuiie
highway leadin- to Salisbury, twm which
....... ,t ca,, aecessioie down to the
water's edge. The DtiPllllJlP fllt I1l: C a. I
p.openy is mat it is a natural stone dam
.mhCT aout SIX tt ,t.ad of
available- water. The dam runs at an anrc
mm o or a., oeg. up the river -nearly
all the way across, gradually diminish?,
in height as ii approaches the opposite
... ... lccl m jen",th wi t Hitil
front 12 to 14 additional feet ofhead Is S2
ug me grana power of 18 or 20. There is
y .jt.sui.ty ot .miming stone and slate
of excellent quality, on the premises, easily
transported by water.
No. 5 1 Connect- at 8al islniry W. )J. C. I
I K.. for AsheviUe and Warn Sprion H
j (ireensboro with R.k I). K. R. for all paiiti
iXorih, Eat and We, via. Danville. At
(iohlsboro with W. & W.R. K.for Wihshf-
Ion.
No. 53 Connect- at Raliabnry vitb
C, It. K. lor all points in We-torn N.CareliM;
daily ut Greennboro with K. A D. K. K.fordi
points North, Est and Wet.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Hale, Feb, 19, 1882.
No. 50.
Daily.
No, 52.
Daily.
for
This excellent power may be used
GRIST AND FLOURING AflLLS,
COTTON & WOOLEN FACTORIES
REDUCTION MILL FOR SULPHU-
RETED ORES.
It is conveniently near the mines of
Montgomery, Stanly, ,mrts of Cabarrus
Rowan and Davidsan Counties nfake ?t
a fiitMin i,i, J 4 j-.t . ca. ca, v t
-,t Vi ' "!rtne reduction of ores
with the great advantage of being in the
centre of the m.ninjr district n
marquis, perfumed and petted, who !. , "wTl? i1'"0, e' reacl' could not be
sat at his castle window .d -.,.. il KvaJW;
. ..... v.iUl. .ins aier nntrof , in . ..
U offered ., 8200. n i h .hS.'S
100 acres at MOA pi,on. ot
gooo ami c
school advantages vor. i
.. ,..., oansourv, or 3Ir J R r :
t i t,,,, A II 1. -v. , - ' -'- It. 1.1 1-
mg a poor woman gatheriiiir : nettles
m the ram, received one nettle of
three, as his rent. If Enl.wl
cultivated as closely aud as thorough
ly as Jersey it would not only amply
feed its present population but Q-,
000,000 besides. So vast are ii
iracts of idle laud, however, that
Lea ve( iohlsboro
Arrive lialeiyh
Leave "
Arrive Dnrhnir ...
" Hillsboi ....
' ( i reensl . ro..
Leave "
Arrive High Piont
" 8sIMmit....
" Charlotte....
10.00 a. .! - -
12.15 pm - -
4.15 " - -5.3?
u " j - -0.11
; - -8
as i - -
9.16 " .10.11 a. .
9.50 ff !150 u
11.12 - '12.15
1.10a. ni.' 110
u
u.
No. 10, Daily ex. Sunday-Lv.Geld-'e4.4t-
Ar. Ralelsh
Lt. 9.19
, Ar.Greenbore5.iPr"
No. 50 Connects at Charlotte with A.
Air Line for all point- in the SoHh and Sonti
west. -I
V.. f . ii i-L. ;.u r C I
i- voiiueein at t nariotie won v. - t
& A.R.lt. with ailpolnla South and Soutkt
N. W. N. C RAILROAD.
No. 52
Goiko West. No 50 Daily,
Daily. ex.8unaT.
Lv. Greensboro 9 25 p iu 1025 a
Ar. Keniersville 1041" 1135"
" isalem 11 10 " 1209 p
No. 51.
Goixg War. Daily. No. S3.
er. Sun. Daily-
Leave Salem 620 am 1 SlOp
Ar. Keniersville 640 " 450 "
" Greensboro 7 45 " SOO''
?TATE UWlVERUfY RA1LR0AI
Going .Noara
Leave Chapel Hill
Arrive Univermty...
No. 1.
Di.il v el. S.
7.30 a
8.32 a n
Going South.
Leave Univeraitv
Arrive Chapel Hill ......
No. 2.
Dailr ex. Sua.
af
5.40 p at
6.42 p a
Pullman Sleeping Cars without CaaafS
On Pram No. 50, New York and Atlanta !
VI' ., 1 . o .
aHiiinion a jsnville. .,,
On Train No. 52, Richmond snd Danih
W..I.: . -i r, r . .Ii
i I,,,, if?. OVB- l" situation " m"lKn na Aiiguata, ut., via ""Tli
Sffi V' T! 8.0t ,et-v o church and J Tlirouh Tickela on aaleatGreenabl
Persons? Kalelh. Goldaboro, Saliabury aud rnarswa,
. . I and Ml all llfi nmna I aw. I aa I a C.viil K finl! theeat,
Weiu, North and Eat. For Eiiiigranla rateail
Lou iiatia. Texas. A rk minus and the Sooth Wp
addre " POPE
Gen. FaMaenpei Af L
lpofplaeelbrnishedon applj..j
zi:iy w. ihmoiKi, -