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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1884.
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Lre i in I His paper wUI please say-'-advertlsed
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fli outside date or "tarn paper was
Mentally left uncorrected this week.
II should be June 3 th,
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A nw stoie family groceries and coll
ations -is Pc,M,d by Mr. Eli Miller,
Bext to i. I- McNV on Main street.
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Wheat is rapidly ripening for harvest,
,D4 from present reprt will proTe a
jittl abore an average crop.
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Those nho buy their shirts ready
made are invited to try Daniel Miller &
Co,' Piamond Shirts. See advertiae
in.K in this paper.
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The jury in the case of State against
Mack Whitman for the killing of Geo.
Barringer, have failed to agree on a
yerdictup to time we go to press. .
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The railroad authorities are arranging
'or th best accommodation of the weary
city peeple who contemplate a summer
ramble and rest in the mouutaina of
Jforth Carolina this season?
Three new and beautiful elm relies have
bjeen built lately in Rowan ceuoty. Lath
er's chnrcli oh the Stoke'e ferry roadj St.
Matthews eJiurch on the Bring ferry
nad, and on the $th of Jane, St. Peter
church will be dedicated -jnst 9 mile
fro Salisbury on the Gold Mill read.
All this work haa been accomplished is
the last three years under tbe determined
zeal of the Paator, Rev. T. H. St i checker,
who came to this county from Philadel
phia about three years years ago. Rev.
T. W. E. Peschan of Wilmington, N. C.
an eloquent Divine, will preach the
Dedication Sermol oir tlie 5th Sunday iu
June. A skillful pai titer from Baltimore
is new coloring the window glass and
finishing up the work. Friends are Cor
dially invited.
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The catalogue of the Univarsity of
North Carolina is on our table. We net
thatthe number of professors, including the
President, is U, instructors 5, making 16
teachers. The number of students is 210.
There are 28 Law stndeut and 11 Post
Graduates. Expenses, not including pock
et money, travelling, furniture of reom
and seeietv fees, are from $179.50 to
$244. Seventy students have been aided
from the Deems Faud, which is $13,310.
It is gratifying that the atudenta general
ly select one ef the regular tears. Those
who tnke only one aueient language iu
variablv select Lntiu. Seme substitute
German n French for both.
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DIED At his residence in Litaker township, June
4tb. Mr. Enoch E. Phillips, aged 76 years, runerai
at St. Paul's church to-morrow morning, 11 o'clock.
The deceased was extensively known as an up-
ri- hi and useful citizen. He has left many friends
and relations to mourn his death.
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An ict cream Lawn Party will be given
jn the yard of the Railroad Office, Friday
eniug tith' inst., under th auspices of
the ladies of the Methodist E. Church.
Iteapers and Mowers are in season just
bow, and it is harvest time fen- those who
ell these implements.. Mr. Frick, the
niaunlnctureiud' the best grain cradle to
-be found in this State, is selling .many
both st home and abroad.
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Th Democrats oP Rowan should not
forgetthat their County Convention is to
beheld on .Saturday the 14th of this
month. A general and full turn out
should be desired by all. Come to the
CoaveritioiL
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JJev. Mr. Murdoch, Rector of St. Luke's
Episcopal church, aud his bride, have re
turned from Charleston, S. C, where they
have been spending a few weeks.
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RUNAWAY. Mr. Frlck was coming in yesterday
with 0 new iii .in cradles on his wagon and met a
nelghtior going (nit with a new and flashing reaper,
at which his team took fright and runaway, spilling
pis cradles aloiig the road. But Mr. Krlck is not to
he .dauuted by new tangled hundred dollar things,
po he gathered up his cradles and came on to mar
ket, leaving the reaper to go to granny or any other
place It Is wanted.
The negroes celebrated the 30th of May
as usual, with bands of music and speech
es, aud as usual the speeches was
auvthinz but appropriate to the oc
casion. Que speaker, a negro from
Asheville, is reported to have have made
a vry unwise aud iuflamatory speech,
denouncing the whites m some measure,
and telliuc his dusk v hearers "that in
less thau ten years the whites would bow
the knee to the colored man." This is
presumed to mean iu intellectual snperi-
ority. The outgrowth of the education
of the negro is being made manifest by
such remarks as quoted, ed not in active
industrial employments, as was th hope
of the philanthropists who urged the
measure of their free educatiou.
It is observed all over the South that but
very few of the uegroes who are school
ed to any extent ever rtura to cultivate
the soil, aud bring to bear on his work
the skill of his enlightened mind. But
on the coutrary, he does bnt little, (un
less he can teach a country free school,
n I so encourage others to idleness,
There are but few who can find places in
the professions, aud there are fewer
places iu the States where
MINING.
T. K. B RUN' ER, 5t AN AOEB .
Hoover Hill Mine.
Thomasville, X. C. June 3, '34.
Mr. Editor:
On Thursday last year correspondent
visited the Hoover Hill mines and mill
Randolph county. We were met by
the gentlemanly agents in charge, Thes
H. Salthons and Wm. B. Hart, who Con
ducted us through their 20 stamp mill,
which is in constant operation day and
night clashing about 40 tons of geld ore,
each 24 hours. There we wero handed
ovr to Capt. Jos. Parkens and under
his charge we were taken through the
ntire mine underground, and roust say
we were astonished at the large amount
of work accomplished. Much credit is
due Mr. Frechville, the Supt. and Capt.
Harkiu the mining Capt. for the manner
in which they have followed the rich
shutes of ore and for the amount of ore
now iu sight. The mine has been en a
paying basis since 1882, and will contin
ue the same for years, if only th amount
m SB
oi ore is oepenaea upon.
j ed in the county papers. The meeting
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men uujuurueu tu mrcu tu wc muiic
place on the second Saturday in August
at 10 o'clock.
H. C. Boar, Ch m.
H. J. Overman. Sec
HARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's mother.
Jane 2nd, at 8:40 o'clock, p. m. by Rev.
J. F. Tuttle, Mr. John R. Nicholas and
Miss Eva M. Richwine, all of Salisburr.
No Cards.
CUPID v D"w8.
DIED.
In Franklin towuship, Bessie Irene,
infant of Lawaon and Jennie Keply, aged
1 year, 8 mouths aud 20 days.
The Steamer Alice is now ready for
excursions on the waters of the
MAJESTIC YADKIN.
She will leave Sower's Ferrv (now
Everything known as Sowerabnrg) at 3 o'clock p. m.
goes like clock work aad every man is
educated to his place. Wealth and good
management are met on all sides. Aud
Hoover Hill must be the pride of every
North Carolina miner. Mr. Frecheville
is now in London. England, on business
connected with the Company.
The Baltimore gold aud silver mining
aud smelting company, held an election
here to-day resulting iu the election of
same oroeers. 1 hey are lumping the
water from the Emmons mine and expect
to mine the copper ore. They are also
operating the North State Mine.
Cant. C. C. McPhail is here talking
mining matters.
Rowan will not Exhibit.
Contrary to expectation, the Magis
trates and Commissioners iu their aoeet-
iag on last Mouday, refused to make any
appropriation to have Rowan represented
in the State Exposition ; thereby depriv
ing our citizens of the benefits which
would naturally accrue to them by a pro
per display of her couuty's resources.
As the matter now stands little cau be
said. No good can come of calling them
thoughtless or incompetent officers, or of
rehearsing the grievances of those who
fort that they had a right to ex poet some
favorable action from those entrusted
with the management of the county's
affairs. Their refasal only makes it
harder work for those who are laboring
for the substantial and permanent im
provement of th county and while it
tends to discourage all forms of public
spirit, and to fasteu the shackles of old
Fogy ism en our whole peeple, yet remem
ber it is bnt the reflex of the opinion of
they would I only a few. On them, and on them aloue,
for the "Poiut," at Haunas' Ferry, every
Weduesday and Saturday, for the pres
ent. The boat can be chartered fur pri
vate parties on other days aud will then
be at their disposal during the whole day
between the above named points. For
terms and particulars apply to Capt.
Chas. F. Pierce, at Sowers' Ferrv.
June4tu, '84. 34:3r.
TAPE WORM.
An eminent German scientist has recent
ly discovered from a root extract, an abso
lute specific for Tape Worm.
It is pleasant to take and is not distress
ing to the patient, but is peculiarly sicken
ing and stupefying to the Tape Worm,
which loosens its hold of its victim and
passes away in a natural and easy manner,
entirely whole, with Head, and while still
alive.
One physician has used this specific in
over 400 cases, without a single failure to
voiiworm entire. Success guaranteed. No
pay required until removed with head.
Send stamp for circular and terms.
HETT WOOD 6l CO.,
19 Park Place, New York.
May 30, '34. ly
SPRING OPENING,
1884.
M.
S.
BROWN'S
When cupid wears the Diamond shirt.
His conquest's sure of hearts so tender,
For when they see this manly guise.
The ladies always quick surrender.
Surely the ladies are attracted
by neatness of dress, which adds
so much to the general elegance
of one's appearance. What's
more vital to a well-dressed man
than a perfect-fitting, smooth-setting
shirt?
EM P o m U M
Is the place to buy your Clothing th very latest aad beet this Spring'
new styles are aioro attractive than ever. If you intend to buy
Clothes it will be to your interest to come to me and
bny NEW, FRESH, STYLISH GOODS of the
best quality, made up this Spring. Do not
fail to see these goods, even if you do
net buy. In fact lam better pre
pared to offer induce
r's.
meuts in
Till
I IIL
COTTON
The largest and best paper published in
the State.
We give full reports of religious, educa-
ional, business and political meetings, all
the news, accurate market reports, serial
tories, &c. We will give as a premium
A WATERBURY WATCH
Free to any person sending us a club of EVER BROUHT TO THIS MARKET, INCLUDING BERT'S AND
annual auusunucia iu me wtx'hij.
AND
GRAIN CROPS!
NONE BETTER MADE.
EMPIRE GUANO,
THE GREAT COTTON PRODUCER,
There seemrd to be a sentiment against
the old Hoard of County Commissioners,
but the fact that the magistrates re-elected
four ef them is eviiori.e conclusive
that their labors are appreciated. We re
gret the loss of Mr. Fleming, from the
Board, as he is admittedly a xuluable
citizen. ri
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Stealing.-A white man named Towell
was committed here last Thursday, on
thejeliarge of stealing a feather bed from
A. H. Heilig's lesidonce. The family
were absent attending a funeral, Towel
having just returned from digging the
grave.
P. S. Towelriiaa beeu tried and con
victed and sent to the penitentiary for
three years.
FINE AND DKY.
OVER
be recognized is the professions. What must rest th responsibility ef the ac-
is he to dot Wait until the sentiment (f) I tiou.
or prejudice (f) against the negro is meta- To the young mon who are laboring ! flVftP 9(1(1 AfrEWS llflVP Sfllll It I
1 II V 1 Al 1 A .1- L I I V I V MWW MWWIM 1 l .
uiorpiiuveu . ricifi itnu m to iu mr me general gouu, bmj, uii not uo
short a time. The only available fields discouraged. You are facing the bright
opeu to him are in agriculture aud me-j gun of life with the shadows falling be-
chanical labor of all kinds. His educa-1 hind you ; work the harder, since you
tion should tit him to perform intelligent- must accomplish unaided what is neces-
ly, such work, as Jo the nature of the aary to retrieve lost opportunities, aud
situation, lie is enabled to command, build up our waste places, remembering
7500 Planters
HAVE USED IT!
Court is still in session, aud will contin
ue until the docket is cleared. Among
visitor to the Salisbury Bar, are J. A.
Williamson, T. B. Baily aud Mr. Gaither
of Mocksvitle, Chas Heitinau, Esq.," of
-Lexington, Hun. W. hi, Robbius of
Statesvills, Judge Schenck, R. & D. R. R.
Attorney, and Mr. Hoi toil ef Yndkiimlle.
the case, State vs. Lofiiin aud Cotton,
the two negroes who attempted murder
at Gold Hill, bus been tried. Lofflin was
eeumitted for 12 months and Cotton re
leased for waut of evideuce.
This course alone will prolong his habita
tion, and tend to his prosperity iu this
country.
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Magistrates' Meeting.
T. J. Semner. Esq., called the meeting
to order- by a motion that Juo. A. I Jed-
rick. Esq., be called to the chair, which
was carried.
There being on roll-call a
number of Jastices present.
that those who oppose and hinder your
progress have nle's sun suiniag at tueir
backs and their vision shortened by deep
ening shadows stretching far out before
them.
Education Convention.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
RASIN
ram
C0M1S.KX
OF
The Committeemen, white teachers,
sufficient and many others intersted in education
the joint in the county of Rowan met at the
meeting of the Commissioners aud Magis- Court House in Salisbury on May 24th
trates, on motion of T. J. Sumner, pro- a o'clock
ceeded to levy tne taxes ier tue present mi mAA;n ii tn nr(ipr kv
..n o J
veai ns i'.muws . n 0 , m n t; i.i.J
- -. , , jV. ouul. l. j, OiiiiJi. w iiu Milieu i write?
A tax oi o cents on every oiw woiiu .... .. ,, T, r, . U . i,., uou, in,lll'
. .i omecx or tne meeimsr. Jixr. n. j. uusi - -
iu tue
tciepuoue tOrtne uetwt, l here is a
tompaay forming to connect the Depot
with some ceutral point up town at the
Express, Kluttz's Drug Store, or other
suitable ceutral poiut. The Depot is
auout seven hundred yards from the pub
lic square, a considerable distance to
walk iu the cold of winter or heat of sum
mer. A telephone would obviate the ne-
v?siiy oi such trips, and prove a great
coiiTenieace to those having business at
Hie tlept.
At the meeting of the County Commis-
eioners, the proceedings of last meeting
were read and approved.
iwcnty-oue paupers reported at the
poor house for th month of May ; and
Cathariue Brown, Nancy Daniele and
dial. Cowan were allowed aid from the
poor faads. A petition for dividing
School Diet. No. 3, Morgan's township
into two districts was granted, and John
A. Shaver; Jacob Morgan aud J. A. Lisk
were appointed committeemen for Diet
3jaud E. Miller, Nathan
and So!. Eagle for Diet. No. 3i .
Morgau
BALTIMORE, Md.
Bead what Merchants say of it
C. A. DUNWOODY & CO., Roswell. Ga
We believe the "Empire" equa
of nvonertv aud credita in addition
tax of 124 ceuts levied by the Legislature, was elected Chairman, and H. J. Over-
u the School law, making a total of 17 man Secretary, lhe topics for discus-
cents tor school purposes. A tax of sion were then read
15 cents on the $100 worth of property,
subject to exemptions made by law,
shall be levied and collected for county
purposes; and on all subjects and persons
mentioned in schedule B. and C of Rev
enue Act of 13S3, the same as thatcollec
ted fr the State, except on tobacco ware
houses, vhich are exempted from paying discussed by various members of
any county taxes for said year. On net house.
income a tax of ef one per cent
Ou motion ef Jesse W. Miller, Esq.,
consent was given Jno. S. Henderson,
Esq., to address the meeting in regard to
the necessity of purchasing a large map
of Rowan county, and en motion of J. J.
Newuian, Esq., it was resolved
D. R. MOSEBY, Micholaon Statioa, Ga
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savs : The cotton wnerc it was ubcu j
well fruited and stood the drouth finely.
I. "School Committeemen and their
duties" was discussed by Messrs Linn,
Weatherly, Hill, and others
II. "Teachers and their duties" was
discussed by Mr. J. M. Hill and others.
HI. "Patrons and their duties" was
the
It was moved seconded and carried
that each speech be restricted to three
minutes and that no person be permit
ted to speak more than once on the
subject.
1 Y . ocnool nouses and their corn-
That the county commissioners be in- forts" was discussed by Mr Linn and
st ructt d to pit i ehase aaid map for the use others.
of the county. V. uRoiaim Srhnnl TiiWwas dis-
A motion to make an appropriation L.l foaa. T.i on Yowon
- - s uoovu J v iu.'woiO turn Ai v n iuuxi
VI. Miscellaneous:
sufficient to enable Rowan to be properly
represented iu the State exposition at
Raleigh was lost.
Thos. C. Linn, was ananimeusly elect
ed at County Supt. of Public Instruction.
The following ia the vote given for tin
The following resolution was offered
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that it is expedient to have a per-
Cot-Rf Norps. Parties found guilty
during the term of Rowan Superior
Court now in session were sentenced a
tellows: Levi Pearsou, negro, larceny, 5
years in the penitentiary ; Frank Smith,
negro larceny, 2 years ; Thos. Shadrack,
negro boy who killed a little negro in a
ngit with a stone, was senteuced tu six
months ,q the county prison, and Isaac
eei, uegre, for an assult, to two months
iu jail.
Watt Barber and James Johnson, ne
groes the Parker thieves, under bond
iniied to appear and the forfeiture enflr
n against their sureties.
rs1.3.5 ucw ,,i,Ia were fbnnd bv the
kiaud Jury at rhu term. '
County Commissioners for the ensuing manentorganization of the committee
term, commencing the first Monday in men teachers and friends of education
December next. W. lnttz, M votes; gfly hi the county.
.1 s McCnbbi,,.. Si. and c. P. Boki-V H- C- Bost was elected chairman
A motion to adjourn wa. then made, untU a permanent organization should
pending which, J. W. Miller moved that 1 66 effected, and rl. J. Uverman, Secre
tin action in reference to the purchase tary. Moved, seconded, and carried, that
ef the County map be reconsidered, which j a committee of three be appointed to
was carried. draw up a Constitution and By-Laws
Tomatoes are the principle vegetables or the government of this body, and
now being shipped from Florida. Truck- report at the mext meeting. Messrs,
TzrZSTSl ! ..r. "r T. C. Linn, J. M.Hill, and J. L. Gra
au excellent market for their truck. ber were appointed.
The Georgia Marble Company has rais- Moved' seconded, and carried, that the
ed from their quarry a block ef marble last Saturday in August at 10 o.clock
lefeetlong :, 6 feet wide and 3 feet 4 be the time for the next meeting,
inches thick, without a fracture or blem- , , . . . . , , .
..i t-u:. ui.i. eo r..i Moved. seondPHi. arid rnrripn thaf f ho
j tit uriLk viiuuuiii wvw enu.L ict'i l '
Jnml weighs about 50,000 pound. proceedings of this meeting be publish-
G. M. GAKORTH, Shelbv, N. O, writes
Alongside of Acid Phosohate. mixed w itl
cotton seed, "Empire" ajaid best.
J F. TOOLE. Wad lev. Ga.. says : I lik
the "Empire ' best because it is quick
taking hold and slow in lettiug go.
If your dealer does not keep it, send his address
to Daniel Miller & Co., sole manufacturers, Balti
more, Md.
The Old "Reliable.
LElVV 06
S. A. Ashe, Editor,
Raleigh.. 1ST. O.
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OBSERVER
CLOTHING,
HATS,
BOOTS
AND
8H0E81
jTHAN EVKU BEFORE. 1
One Thousand Suits of Clothing!
Two Thousand Hats of Eyery Style, (erawTMwy
Three Thousand Pairs of Boots and Shoes!
THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF
Ladies1 and Misses' Skoes and Slippers
Take your local paper and then sub
scribe for the Weekly News and Observer.
Weekly one year $2.00.
r
) Daily one year $7.00.
E9rScnd your name for sample copv.
April 10, '84.
Pll llll
Price
WANTED !
Miners and Hammermen. Steady, and
ood pay. Wages advanced 10 to 15 per
cent., from May 1st 1884. Apply at Conrad
Hill Mines, six miles from Lexington North
Carolina. 30:2t
FARMERS!
TAKE CARE OF YOURSELVES!
Don't be deceived bj high, sounding
ad vert isemet s, but go right to
BE ILL HOST & FORD'S
New Brick Warehouse
With your TOBACCO for high prices. And it you
want tne Highest uraae
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
SOLD IN NORTH CAROLINA!
For vout next Crop, you can get it right there.
Take notice we have a New Firm and intend to
conduct tbe WARE HOUSE Business on ous-
ew Auctioneer,
ZIEGLER'S MAKE.
My usual line of Gent's Underwear, Cravats, Tie, Handkerchiefs,
j Shirts, Tennis or Woolen Shirt: Iu fact everything a man deeds to oUtse
him; and every man in this and adjoining counties is -invited to call aad
see how cheaply and comforlaely he can be fitted in any of kit
needs at TV A C TD 15 r A A T TVT'Q!
vi. J. LJ 1 U V V 1 J
CLOTHING EMPOBIUM.
I. Jl. Swink.
T. M. Monroe,
.Tolin Sheppard.
KLUTTZ'S WAREHOUSE
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco
Salisbury, North Carolina,
GRAHAM,
lness principles. Our
MR. J. S.
OP WINSTON.
is well up with the times and will always see that
your Tod occo is soiu tor tne nignest price.
BE ALL, B0ST & FORD.
March 11, 1S84. ti:V.m
FARMER'S REMEMBER KLUTT'S WAREHOUSE has sold THREE
FOURTHS of all the Tobacco sold on this market this season, and can show
the highest averages for crops and a general average second to none in the
State for the same grades of Tobacco.
THE BEST SMITH IN
THE COUNTY !
Kluttz's Warehouse
Is the BEST LIGHTED, BEST ARRANGED and the only house in
place that has STORAGE ROOM FOR PLANTER'S TOBACCO.
If you want the HIGHEST PRICES for your Tobacco sell at
KLUTTZ'S WAREHOUSE
the
Thp tindprsiimed is oreoared to do all kinds of re-
JeSbprSS8 LlaveBer w&SS 2 where you will always find a full turn-out of anxious buyers.
Kluttz a Kendlenian's store. Salisbury ; and try ths
best smith In t he county. R. L. Bt.ow J.
Apr. 10, ,'il:tf.
SalisMry Tohacca Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BT J,NO. SHEPrARD.
Of
HOWELL & WILLIAMSON, Rome, Ga
writes : We are let to believe one ion
vour "Empire" is worth as much as one
and e hall tons oi any otner icriuizer som
here.
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS :
Salisbury, N. C, Feb. 25, '84.
I used the Empire Fertilizer on cotton
last vcar, and say beyond doubt it is the
best'l ever used. W. M. Ritchie.
Salisbdry, N. C, Feb. 20, '84.
The Empire Fertilizer I used on cotton
last year I am satisfied is as rood as any
othor. C.A.CANCP.
We have used different Fertilizers for the
last ten veare and the Empire Fertilizer we
used last yesr on tobacco is the best that
we ever used. risiiER oc cress.
The Basin Fertiliser Company,
OFFICES. KOS. 20 AND 22 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md.
For sale by
22:2m
II. L. BSAIT,
Salisbury, N. C.
"Cock and Ball Stories.'
The people are so often gulled with such stories
th,it thpv hsiTP become lncreauioas. iuc euetis ui
4.50 to 6.00
6.00 to 8.50
8.50 to 11.00
11.00 to 18.00
5.00 to 6.25
6.25 to 8.50
8.50 to 15.00
15 00 to 16.50
16.50 to 25.00
25.00 to 40.00
40.00 to 55.00
Lugs, common to med.
Lugs, med. to good,
Lugs, 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 goou
Wrappers, eood to nne,
Wrauners. fine.
Wrappers, rancv. none onereu.
. . 1 t A. I A
New tobacco breaks lor tne past
have been llyjlit. Prices stiff tor all grades.
Good, rich, waxy fillers, smooth cutters and
Iu" smokers are in great aemana anu prices
a shade stiffer than the quotation. Wrap
pers of all classes are high ana eagerly
snuffht after. Planters would do well by
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puttimr some ot tneir goou touacews uu mo
market at this time.
SALISBURY MARKET.
JOHN SHEPPARD, the Champion Tobacco Auctiokkkr of Wjbstkrh
North Cabouna, has orders for Tobaccos and will pay HIGHEST PRICES
for all grades from the Ground Leaves to Fancy Lemon Wrappers.
DAILY SALES.
HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
Your friends truly,
SHEPPARD, SWINK & MONROE.
Salisbury, N. C, June 4th, 1884.
NeW GoodS !
AT
KLUTTZ k
RENDLEMAN'S.
Corrected weekly hy J. M Knox a Co
Salisbury, April 3, 1884.
10 to 1-241
15-251
table and wonderful that the proprietors are not
compelled to cry "mineral poison." and thereby ap
peal to your prejudices. The rapid and unprece
dented march of B. B. B. has been attained by posi
tive cures or those blood poisons which others could
not cure. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Is not ne
cessitated to traduce and pull down others In order
to become popular. The broken columns and fal
len arches of other remedies must be the result of
inefficiency on their part, as B. B. B. can ride the
wav es triumphantly without imagining that all
blood diseases are created by mineral poisons.
WE have one of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF SPRING AMD
SUMMER GOODS in Salisbury.
DRY GOOD3 AND NOTIONS IN ABUNDANCE.
12 to 18 0UR NUNS VEILING, WORSTED, POPLINS and LACE BUNTING are very cheep
15-20 and pretty.
7J t0 iS OUR Prints and Lawns are very handsome at 6 cent and upwards.
80 to JO a0VB,a , .nrl in an it evcrvbodv.
2.25-2.50 r Trr.a. f0-a , ilA HUMMER HATS.
WE have a RANDoONJC hrwa oi uwmiau.
WE have 20 kind of CHEWING TOBACCO.
We have the largest and beet assortment of Sngar, Coffee, aad Molases in towa.
We have the largest stock of Table and Glass ware ia the place.
We have a new supply of 5 cent tricks.
We keep a full stock of Bran, Shorts. Flour, Meal, and Corn constantly on bans.
Administrator's Notice! We Sell the Celebrated PEARL SH1KT.
Havin" qualified as administrator, with We are Agents for THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC SEWING MAC HI 5 1,
thewitf annexed of the estate of Richard We are Agents for COATS' SPOOL COTTON.
Harris dee'd., I hereby notify all persons A DEALING and LOW PRICES to merit a call from yoa all be
having claims against said estate to ex- And wc hoP b? fK w
hibit them to me on or belore the 1st day fore buying or selling. TAYLOR,-)
of May 1885. R. B. HARRIS, D. J. BOSTI AN, -Salesmen,
administrator Cam tettamenlo annexo ot , , , j'EELY.
Richard Harris. . :i i. i&fil
Bacon
Buttet
Chickeus
Eggs
Cotton
Corn
Flour
Feathers
Fodder
Haj
Meal
Oata
Wheat
Wool
50
70-75
35-40
90-100
45 50
90 to J .00
35
April 27th, 1884,
29;6t.
April 1st,