The
Carolina
W ate h
man
VOL XV. THIRD SERIES
SALISBURY. N. C, MAT 22, 1884.
90 32
Great Fertilizers
FOR PINE
Bright Tobacco
What the South Says.
Norfolk Landmark, Dem.
The vote striking cut the enacting
clau.se of the Morrison bill was pass
ed by a very slender majority four
only. and the result will be that an
s
I "STAR J BRAND" O
-t'?-S IP IS O XJkEa--
The Voice of the Press. An International Romance.
The Expected Visit of Count Von
Borcke Recalls his Career in the
South and in France.
Charlotte Observer.
"Count Von Borcke will visit this
country in May, to ee once more
appeal will be made to the people of some of his old Confederate comrades,
the country. Whether this will be He will visit Baltimore and while
done in the November contest, or in there will be the guest of General
the elections for the next House of Bradley T. Johnston, Generals Wade
Representatives, is a question we are Hampton, Fitzhugh Lee and others,
not now prepared to answer; but, who will welcome him and tender
sooner or later, the struggle wil I force
. itself on the politicians of the coun
try.
TOBACCO MANURE
-1865 1
him a reception.
"Some thirty years ago, young Von
: Borcke was a Junior officer in the
Royal Cuirassieurs of the Guard, a
crack regiment of the Prussian army,
result, and mninlv officered bv the nobilirv.
Norfolk Ledger, Dem.
We cannot but regret this
It is a triumph of the Republican He was tall, fair haired, handsome,
party over the rights and interests of the heir of large estates and of a no
the people by the aid of recusant ble name, for the Von Borckes had
Democrats. Notwithstanding this from father to son for generation held
The Man Who Grew.
The Strawberry Industry.
A IICW inrlnatrv flw Pkni-loO. : ili.
One day last week a Detroit me- j shipment of strawberries and the mag
chauic was going down Michigan av- ; pitude which it has already attained
enue, and became favorably impress- j '8 raething surprising. Every af-
ed with a pair of pants haneine in Msr,,oou IO,r evera Pt, the
km mm
tront of a cheap clothing store. The
price was low, the goods seemed all
right, and he made up his mind to
purchase.
"I gif you de won! of Andrew
Shackson dot dose pants are shust
pavement in front of the express of
fice has been piled with crates wait
ing shipment. Most of these straw
berries are shipped to Richmond
where they are sold at 35 cents per
m mm a
quart, mey retail here at 8 cents
rants dem efery dime.
After th ree or four days' wear the
purchaser found the bottoms of the
pants crawling towards his knees. It
was a sad case of shrinkage, and he
went back to the store and said :
"You swindled me on those pants
See how they have shrunk !"
The dealer looked him all over, felt
his head, pulled on his pants, and
finally said
"I shall gif you one thousand dol
per quart. The strawberries are rais-
Pii nil I'iniic adinininn tli.
like iron," said the dealer. "I war- ! cultivation l.;..rm l i " '
- - - s. t v iiw mr KiSi I J I1IU3L
ly confined to the gardens about the
city. Messrs. Lyles and Cald wel I are
the two most extensive growers and
they say that they have realized haud
some profits from their venture. It is
predicted that within two years from
now the whole country around Char
lotte will be one big strawberry gar
den. Char: 06s.
defeat more than two-thirds of our i,ig, piaCes in court. He had won, lars a month if you will travel with
congressmen stood by tneir pledges t0o, the heart of a fair and noble dam
and were true to the declarations, us- sei 0f the court, and all his life seem
ages and practices of the party. All ed bright before him. Led on by his
honor to the Democrats who were j0iy reckless companions of the
me."
"How what ?"
"You are shust growing right up
at the rate of two inches a day, and I
faithful to their party obligations Guard, however, this young officer, dakes you arouudt the country on ex-
FOR THE TWENTY YEARS during wliicb we"
have been selling and manufacturing Fertilizers, we have
made the Tcacgo Crop the subject of special study and ex
tensive experiments, with the object of making the best pos
sible Fertilizer for that crep, without regard to analyses or
book valuations. The retative value of the difierent fer
tilizing materials has been studied in the Plant-Bed, in
the Field, in the Barn, and in the Salesroom. Our
5
ex
TOBACCO MANURE
is the product of the information and skill gained in this
continuous effort to improve, and we offer it with great con
fidence as being the
VERY BEST FERTILIZER FOR BRIGHT TOBACCO
yet made. Crops raised with it bring the highest
average prices in all the markets of Virginia and
North Carolina.
IMPORTANT
We use nothing in its manufacture but materials of the
highest grade, which are known to be specially adapted to
this crop. Vc use no fiery ammoniaies, ground leather,
horn, hoof, shoddy, or wool waste, or other inferior or in
jurious 'ammoniates.
ALLISON & ADDISON, Manufacturers,
IFOR SALE by Agents at all points in the Tobacco-Growing
Sections of Virginia and North Carolina,
J. ALLEX BROWN A.jjout For the Above. AIko
FOR THE
STAR BRAND GUANO for Cotton, Corn, &c
tyoKOEKS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO:
and their party fealty. Their defeat
is but temporary and their eventual
success assured. As to the Demo-
Jacksonville (Fly.) Time?, Dem.
in one way or another, became deep- lubition. Dose pants are shust as
ly iuvolved in debt. His father was long as efer, but you haf grown oudt
stern and strict, and breaking with ' of dem."
crats who aided and abetted this re- hine, young Borcke determined to! "I don't believe it 1" shouted the
suit, they have the satisfaction of COme and offer his sword to the Cn- ' man. "I am forty years old, and
knowing that they enabled the Re- federacy. He distinguished himself quit growi ng long ago."
publicans to maintain a measure im- in tie army of Northern Virginia,! "I gif you do word of Andrew
portant to their success, but in oppo- anf won a colonelcy and vote of Shackson dot you vas growing."
sition to the rights and interests of thanks from the Confederate Con- j "I don't care whose word you give
the masses of the people. gress. He was severely wounded in I say these pants have shrunk nearlv
w 0 a. j
1863, and being wholly unfit for ac- a foot !"
tive work in the field, was sent by "Has de top of dose pants shrunk
That the one-fifth, by allying the Confederate Government in 1864 dowu ary !" softly asked the dealer,
themselves with the Republicans, to Englaud to look after arms and! "Why, no."
were able to defeat the four-fifths, is a suppiies He served faithfully there ! "Shouldn't de vaistband hrik
fact of no vital importance so far as ' anJ to Hie end, being left after the 1 down shust as queek as dose bottoms
the party is concerned. Party poll- j surrender, without a home or country. should shrink up ? If it's in de cloth
cy is dictated by the majority and Ht could not enter the Fatherland oue part should shrink like de oder
not the minority ; and though, by , because of proscription." eh? When I sold you dot elegant
confederating themselves with the "In 1866 he wrote Prince Freder- pair of pants for tree dollar I don't
Republicans, the forty-one renegade! , ick Charles for leave to serve as a ' suppose you vas growing so fast or I
may defeat a party measure in the ! privalc in tne prussjan ranks against ' shall haf put zum straps on de bot
House, they cannot alter the fact that j AlwtrJa. 0 account of his Coufed- 1 toms."
the parly to which they nominally era(e service he was paraoncd, his fa- I "Well, I don't like this way of do-
ueiong is commuted to a reuuctiou oi ther forgave him, and the Emperor ins business," said the purchaser.
w m i
NOTICE!!
All presons iadebted to me, either on
account or note and mortgage (for Guano),
are hereby duly reminded of such indebt
ness, and are earnestly requested to make
settlement promptly, otherwise the ac
counts will be subject, without further no
J. RHODES BROWNE, Pr.. W. C COART, SCO
Total Assets, $710,745.12.
A Home Company,
Seeking Home Patronage.
STRONG,
PBOMPT,
UBB A Tr
Term Policies written on Dwellings.
Premiums payable One half cash and bal
ance in twelve months.
J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt.,
Salisbury, N. C.
23:6m.
t r. . i
iciy 3 iNDiAN Vegetable Pills
FOR THK
tice, to collection by legal process
T I . A
nespectmiiy,
Dec. 6, 1883.
pro
fnlh
J. D. McNEELY
IVER
And all Bilious Complaints
ale to t;ik". IhmiIR pup'ly Vi'aUle
f-i. I'ri'WcU. Ail ltnii
Niuanta.
.i . v rrl 1 j
tnetann. ine appeal now nes 10 (tien King William) restored him to
the people, and the majority should hia f . nr0nioted
"Shust like me. I sells such ele
gant pants as dose to a man, and he
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see to it mat revenue reroira is maue and Fervetl ou the Princes staff anj ' gr0ws out of dem, damages my trade,
a prominent plank in the Democratic his father became tremendouslv nroud You haf damaced five hoondred dol-
of him. j And now for the part that J lar, but I haf low rent, pays oash for
does no accord so well with the light mein goods, and make you dis fifty
and progress of the nineteenth centu- cent tie for five cents."
rv. but takes us back to the afore The man walked out to the curb
mentioned old romances. In all his . stone, and turning around, shook his
wanderings, through all his sufferings, fist and said :
platform for the coming campaign.
What tlie North Says.
im mindful of distance and time
wearying separation, his love
Brooklyn Eagle, Dtm.
To the Eagle it proves that the
man who looks to the Republican
party for any genuine tariff reform is
a fool, and those who trust the Dem
ocracy have thus far had their faith
abundantly justified, and that the
' " I inn M ora mnrnorl uml 1111
act vmt u in -
old wounds, the
are simply so many
can be depencd on at all times to sell
to the highest bidder.
and
had
been true to him. He found his
sweetheart of olden days, a lovely
! woman now, still trusting aud true.
account
of his old wounds, the need which
PACE'S WAREHOUSE !
UNION STREET, - DANVILLE, VA.
h now opened and ready for business. We have
one of the LARGEST and mast COMPLETE!
Warehouse ever built.
?0K THE S.tl.K OF LEAF TOBACCO.
in thebest leaf market in the United States.
Pace Bros. & Co.
PROPBS.
HTPrnnipt returns and close
Prsjtial attention to consignments.
COUUKSPO.N I) KNC K SOLICIT ED.
Huston Poet, Dem.
By his treason Mr. Randall has
probably purchased his pew in Con
gress for another term ; Mr. Eaton
has redeemed his pledges to the Re
publican manufacturers of Connecti
cut, and the Morrison bill is defeat
ed defeated by the votes of the Re
publicans in Congress and their ren
egade Democratic allies. If this
his father had of his help and care in
managing his estates, and may we
not add his own desire to spend some
part ot his hie in the quiet ot home,
he retired from the army when peace
was declared. His castle was in the
beautiful region of the Risescn Ge
birge, and on the death of his father,
some years ago, he became the head
! of his family. An old Confederate
comrade visited him on his pressing
' invitation, a short time ago, and,
i . . i ii. a :
meant simply opposition to a measure , onving up 10 um casu, smw uuum.g
.. :o immaihi l th.t wmibl ' from the turret the German flag,
be one thing. But it does not. The
R.
M. B A VIS,
WtHrfi Dealer. Upholsterer,
V ,1
AND UNDERTAKER.
1?twp wnunm ommo
rum iiiiuuui ouiio,
7-
$50
Cottage Suits, 20, 25 and 130
Woven Wire Mattresses, $7.50,
SUITS, 35 to 100
CHEAP BEDS, $2.50. FINE LINE OF CARPETS.
Jfewintr Machines-Weed and Hartford. U
PARLOR
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"'''LETiuT. . J w H"d eut7 to ell iur l'OPULAH NEW BOOKS and
J" cfresponri wTf h lc;,c"" una otuew, whose time is not fully oecupit d, mil fiua it to their
town
FAMILY
interest
otl-Mm , """""err oiis una oilier yoimsr men j nil coming on ino neiu of ao: ion, this
any uUrantue n, Nth uieunx of mukinff money nd of aclf cuiture. Write for special
- JO!::.so 4, CO., 1,013 Miiia Street, Wchinoud, y.
measure has come to be accepted as
embodying the great popular move
ment for revenue reform in this country.
1 while the other bore bravely towards
! the heavens the battle-scarred flag of
1 the Confederacy. Von Borcke wore
amid the dozen decorations that cov
ered the breast of his unforni, and
right next to the Iron Cross, the
badge of the army of Northern Vir
Columbia, S. C, May 9. James
S. Coleman (col.) was hanged in jail ginia, and it was to meet our "South-
here this morning. He had a prayer ern Guest" that all the notables were
on the scaffold and expressed him
self as being assured of salvation.
His crime was a most atrocious one.
He killed his sister-in-law, outraged
her while dying, and outraged anoth
er sister-in-law in another room, in
December, 1882. He had at one
time taken a leading part in Repub
lican politics, taught school in Lau
rens county, holding at the time a
four years certificate of qualification.
Coleman left a message for his family
saying: "I want them to know I
will be hanged to fulfill the law and
not to please them. As they are go
ing to hang a gentleman, I wish none
but gentlemen present. Good-bye ; I
am going home.,"
invited. His heart still beats warm
ly for the cause and for the people
for whom he fought so bravely and
shed his blood these twenty y?ar
ago."
Car Wheels from German yj
The steamship Vaderland brought
o Philadelphia last week from Ant
werp thirteen car loads of steel-tired
car wheels manufactured at Essex,
Germany, by the celebrated gunmajk
er, Krupp. The steel tires have been
commonly in use in the United States
but not the entire wheels, which are
different from those used here, hav
ing spokes and rims similar to a wag
on wheel, but heavier in construc
tion. The goods are in bond await
ing withdrawal by the owners.
"You are a liar and cheat, and I'll
dare you out here !"
"Such ding sink deep into my
heart," signed the dealer, as he took
down his pipe. "I dinks I sells out
dis peesness and beddles some vases
around t. Den when I sells to some
pody it makes w difference how
much dey grow." Detroit Free Press.
A Move to Capture Irish
Votes. The Irish Republican Na
tional League is in session here to ar
range for campaign work in the in
terest of the Republican party during
the coming presidential canvass. It
was decided to maintain headquar
ters in Chicago, New York and
Washington. Speakers sent out by
the league will be urged to attack the
free trade theory, as the surest means
of alienating Irish votes from the
Democratic party, on the ground that
free trade is an English measure.
Twenty-three States were represented
at the session. J. Curran Keagan,
of Colorado, was elected general secretary.
The United States Senate is against
free ships. Twenty Democrats voted
for them, but three Democrats and
twenty-eight Republicans said no.
This, too, in the face of facts that are
n Ptprn.il shame to the country and
mmmm - m m mm -
an eternal condemnation to the party
in power. American shipping has
almost disappeared from the high
seas. Forty years ago our sails whi
tened every ocean and bay and inlet.
Republicanism has done "that for .the
country and now let it die. Senator
Vance made a vigorous speech in fa
vor of free ships. Wil. Star.
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This Space Reserved
FOR
SHEPPARD, SWINK & MONROE,
PROPRIETORS
KLUTTZ'S WAREHOUSE
For the Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO,
Salisbury, Y. C.
PAIMS1PPILLS
And will completely change tho blood la the entire system In three months. Any
person who wm take 1 Fill each l.: .-!.: from 1 to 13 weeks, may be restored to sennd
health, If such a thing: be possibles. For FemaleConplaints these Pills hare no equal.
Physicians use them for the uro of 1. ! V t :K and KI1JNKY diseases. Sold everywhere,
or ssnt by mail for 25c 1a starcps. Circulars free. I. S. JOHNSON A CO.. Roston. Man.
a H BPPSk n sr fw
JOHNSON'S
i R B si t i i L-'t Si. Ithcmiiatiin. JOHNSON- a?
Kj fcl H L? i fc? I3i4 1JVNE I.INLMfcNT ( for Interttcl and Erttr
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:7 frfy": l kr' )j K I J Ii-.ca-.i-s, ami will positively euro nine ra
71 L . k lC ' L3 r inrorniaUon tli.il will narr uu
m tii.ii mil k.ivp miif
livt-s Fi'iil l'rv hv mail. Dnu'l delay a mamtaL
i'rcvtiitioii is bctier than cure.
ANODY('S Llfill.'lEIT U1ES ln-jpra. r.lrcdins st the Tjin ItoarM.
ncs, Uat'&mc t onpli. Whoopitur u.n, unrouic i.irintra. I n-:.t mrr? . i tm-rn worou. iviuney i rouutct, I
K.vjsos ot trie frptne. Sola cvcrywii tc. i mnun in c. i. o. .-"., a. kj., waiw, man.
It is a well-known fact that nv of t!:j
norse and Cattla I'owitrr all in this nm:i
try tworthles : that Sheridan's Condition
1'owderls atwolnfe'yjmre and rerrvalnahle.
.Not hins on Earth will make hns
lay Uke Sheridan's Condition i'ow-
J. TViaa. one tAflnnAonfut to oaeh nint of
food. It wiU also positively prevent and core I Hoc Cholera, Ac. Sold everywhere, or sent bv mall for e. la
aj PSJ fUfll FQ a i s tamps, r nrnunea in ianr-cans, price at.ui; hv mail.
vniVIiill vnwiiainniiwcaunim. i- jou&oit a. w.t
Dec. 20, 1S83. 10;iy
ENS LAY
OFFKU
SPECIAL BARGAINS !
CHKAP
xLQ
1 Elias Howe Leather Machine,
2 18-inch arm lor heavy Leather, (good as new,)
Original cost $125.00.
4 New Familv Singer Machine
a -J
3 American No. 1,
$15.00.
40.00-
'S.
7
2 Wheeler cfc Wilson,
2 Home Shuttles,
1 Weed, ....
The above have been usel s)ine
work.
hut
warrantee
$10 to $15.
$10 to $15.
$12 and $15.
$5.00.
$12.00.
1 to do irood
We also sell tlie
New Davis, American'and
"- -s s . w sa
Th greatest oleomagariiie fraud yet j JTiOyal bt. cl Oil II
perpetrated in the labeling the buck- m
eu with a ferocious billy goat to in- at bottom prices warranted for o years and guarnn.teed.to gtY9
dicate genuine butter. Atlanta Con-j S TIF f 'TION
stUution.
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