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LOCAL. AI. l ' SflWSi rarof the GWom oc"1" fl follows: L-d 12 2.50 If .frm-tlon on matters ad- lias - i ier".' - : If. . w:.,r .l Swings "fiij !ed . 4 will erect a hotel on -o - -We to the ltflV" '. -....in.i.lK additi ne.,o relieve the labor of jug i? ..'nUtt to any kind of Price only ou cents. o. ri3e berer ts agent for it in this coun ' (It) Zic i( 2 county on Wedues- MoivvW, tor t" purpose m E raxes for the present year. Lidates for the Legislature and 5uawHv" OP address .. ,u KIIOV U. 3 oal lot received the vote of Davidson. Will, this and other changes Frank C. Bobbins' vote mn np through twelves ballots to 83 votes, much of the time being taken up in vet-esses and consultations among the delegates. On the 28th and 29th ballot Davie county voted for Mr. Augustus Leazer, of Mooresville. Mr. VV. P. Wood now put in nomina tion Mi. G. S. Bradshaw, of Randolph, whereupon- that geotlemau vacated the chair and Mr. H. Bingham was iiivittxl t preside. The 30th ballot remained unchanged with the exception that Davidson split her vote between Ai -infield and Bradshaw, Randolph fer Bradshaw and Rowan for John S. Henderson, who was nominated by Mr. Kluttz. Changes now commenced to multiply and the convention, became somewhat noisy. Mr. Henderson was dropped after tws ballots aud Mr. Bradshaw was strengthened by the vote of Rowan, and with other slight changes from time to time not affecting the general result, the balloting ran up to 59 in number. On the 60th ballot Rowan again brought for ward the name of Juo. S. Henderson, Esq. It met favor, aud on the 63d ballot ha received 133 votes, given him by the counties of Randolph 40, Rowan 40, Da vidson 35, and Davie 18 which 'secured his nomination. Cheering. On motion of a delegate from Yadkin, trie noniiuanou . as made unanimous MiSCTmettCeJn Vir6inia nr the earnestly hoped that the good people of 2?. Ime, and extends through n3" L-n Z- - wuumn If III IUIN VNV North Carolina, South Carolina and Geor- lf11; m .es prions, here belo' which wh;Mlowl with long continued Ul hopes, p; . i ...iwir I I' Kl 4ud hushed each Tn hid von last, a 1 If 1 had know mote to e 1 known to what tio 11 KIlll 'HHsalis- n ves for t iim m-r mnxi- She 'M Wtd hy menus : A Whig At I B7 kmw to -b u.cii . -e . . . . ttliing said exactly at tne ngiu nine. were ai si''" '""'J u ,umo- iipefdie made, bv Messrs. L. S. Over J. M. fimy and J. W . Mauuey. 1 lie pllraeutof new members to the Club Lytlie w hole number to. J45. ISext etag will take place Friday eveniug ... . . i tlSth-iust., at whicli tune it is popea in Democrat in the , township will be tliuall. kBev. Mr. Arowooi occupied the llpt A the Presbnyterian church in j; place Sunday morning last, and de- ted a sermon of remarkable power on ... a ii b . itext: "All things fcliall woi k togetner I rood to those that love God, aud who Li top. Romans. Some Metho7tjKth - imsrul jrre com) tor ted and stV-i- lk the discourse, which Wiia.jMr- J; aijjitiu .il, but one, of the-fathers liliiiEchtireh tlioi jht that the reeher IIwj little for man to do in atourinc ali-ati(ii). The earnest preacher, j - - Ha, girtned from tbis gtod brothei ititkot "our Metliouist-Jf resovteiian riwr," and we shall nt be surinised wears it a long time. ing- . '"odersou was introduced to the couveotn. ' amid tremendous cheering. JUaJi ief-and appropriate address, he ac cepted the houo;- conferred on him, aud pledged himself to use his best eudeavors to carry the Democratic banner with suc cess tit rough the can vass, which he would enter upon without delay. The convention adjourned a little after sunset. Ou the motion to adjourn Mr.Brad- shaw resumed his seat as ahairiunu, and after the vote, rose up, hat iu hand, aud proposed three cheers for Jno. 8. Hendei so hich was responded to with a Low er which fairly shook the building. -Seventh District Convention. wsoant to announcenieiit the Demo tie Convention of the 7th Congression hr . .... . . umuki leassi'inuleu in this place on y, the 9th instant, to, filr the place vacant by the declination of Kerr ig?, tso,. The convention was called wderat 1H o'clock, by the Chmuau, t.S. Bradshaw, of Randolph county, wiuajdioi t but most admirable speech laint'tl the cireustaiices under which tuiivtiitjon was required to reassem W1 iti which he paid an exceedingly 1 d eloquent compliment to Mr. who was providentially hindered l acctntiiHr ti,., i......v.. ....r..... ...i -r. .,& iiiv I1UIIUI I UIIH I I I M UIJ J this body on the 7th of August MINIJNG. T. K. BRUNER, MANAGER. ghi, to the Coosa river in Alnlmmn if- m on 12th of September, and Width is from 20 to 25 miles or more, but be ut Charleston, Swaine county, to cele mors or less contracted at some points, brate the completion of the Western turn tjner n rites. I h fift nmlH nnH ... . . . one more grander and more joyous occasion can be presen- iilltug ores are, for the most part, the result of oxidization of these sulphides. All the veius ave pyntous. These veins, ted to our friends in the 'Western Re- being interjected from below, are always serve," and that will occur iu the not asar-u-aj: - 'vr- ,,h,e,, rm u M,,ed cumstauce taken into consideration with upo to celeurte m completion of this the great leugtb, width and immense 8"eat State enterprise on the banks of depth of the ore belt sneaks volumes the beautiful Hiwasei ut tha tnvn ,f for the duration of yield of the gold for- Murnhv mation ot the South. It will stemiilv improve with development and cannot oe exhausted for ages. The average per With all their experience and disap pointments, aud hopes and fears, our centago ot gold does not diflfer from what people do not know, and never will, the isconuiined in the auriferous sulphides fearful obstacles, financial and otherwise, of the Rocky Mountain regions. Our ores ,.:,. , L, . are lust ns rich, no more refrnctorv. as easily crushed and concentrated and more economically mined and transported. 1 hey are iu all respects similar to those t treated at the Boston & aud Colorado ( Argo) Smelting Works. I have now be fore me a lot of superior ores assayed by ijr. u. itanna, Assay er U.S. Mint at Char which have been encountered from time time to time, and so practically over come, by the patient, faithful persever ance of a very few gentlemen who under took this work and have carried it so far, We do not wish to be invidious, or, detract an iota from the just claims of lotte, N. C, varying from $5 to $500 per any man j but there are some who de tou in gold, and more or less of silver- tine assay. Fully 3Q0 miles of the rich serve special consideration, who merit est portion of this gold belt ate contained 8Pcial,Jr tue remembrance of the people in the territory of the Richmond & Dan- w"eu t,lt?.v meet to express gratitude at ville Railroad system. The many varie- the accomplishment of a work which ties of ores with different chemical com- proved an Insupportable burden for a binations, and from different localities ... a . y . . tarnish the requisites for economic ad- w,lol-8faifo a maelstrom which made mixture and fluxing properties. Sulphides uuauciai wrecks aud political graves for many in the late past. At the head of this list will stand President A. B. Reports from the West state that the coming wheat crop will bo folly 25,000,000 ousneis more tuan ever belure produced ; 130,000,000 more than last rear's cron. and 80,000,000 more tbau the agvorage crop for the past five years. We expect to hear some Republican before long claim ing this as one of the results of Republi can rule. Char. Obs. - --4,-. DIED. In this town, Sunday night, 7th iust, after long suffering from consumption, Mrs. Bettie C, wife of T. F. Murphy, aged about 27 years. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself an independ ent candidate for the office of Register of Deeds ot no wan County. I shall be equally grateful for att assistance I may receive by the suffrages of every party. If elected, I will endeavor to serve the county faithfully and Honorably. Yours Respectfully, P. E. Wright. Enochville, Aug. 30, 1884. Business Locals. THE TIME HAS COME AT LAST FOR lctw PRICES at ! I will from this date offer my entire stock tIZ J5Mftexlini G R E AT L Y Reduced PRICES. of iron, copper and lead, pure iron oxides and limestone abound. Within the limits W UIV W IUIICB 1CIC1ICU W I e C IB I k t .. ... scareolv a noint whore nure wtr. Auur?w wno ,n0Pe tUan oU,cr' Ua8 cieut for all purposes, cannot be had : where timber aud wood tor mines, build carried the work on, overcoming obsta cles and enemies in front, aud encour- ing, coaling and fuel is not abundant, aging friends in the rear. Among those where coal and coke cannot bo economi- . i . , . ,. . cally piocured-whero building stones, wb" to0J b ,,un in "Bering slates aud clays for brick and fire brick confidence, and who aided him when open ou Wednesday, Sept. 10th. Terms same as heretofore. The same excellent teachers, Miss Caldwell and Miss Jordan, will have charge. Persons wishing to send pupils should enter them promptly either before or ou the day of opening. By order of School Com. J. J. Bruxek, Clfm. Aug. 14, 1884. ' If you want a good suitof cloths, now the time to buy cheap. is W -4 ls if are uot conveniently obtained where the climate is uot healthful wiuter and summer where all the materials for liv ing are not ample and cheap. The Rich raoud & Danville Railroad affords all days were darkest and success seemed A LOT OF SECOND-HAND YEL - farthest, were Gov. Jarvis, Vice-Presi- low poplar palings and other feucing lura- deut Coxe and Col. Buford ; aud at all times the unwavering aud faithful sei ¬ ner for side. Apply at this office. at your ownjprice. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES ! facilities for transportation of ores and vices of Wilson, Coleman and McBee aud supplies aim reaay access to an markets other subalterns. Withal, we cau alto aud ports. It will do whatever it may to encourage and foster such an enter prise on its lines. add, the prayers and the hopes of our people. Whatever of local iuteruptions One point of economic interest is wor- have arisen, and these we do not inleud thy of close consideration. For want of to discuss, were only the offspring of iu- of Parker's Tonic If you want to buy shoes come and see me Don't Give up Yet. It doesn't follow before buvinsr as I have determined to reduce that a patient will die because the doctors t iii have -given him nP, "or that he win rcover my stock and will sell them cheaper than ever because they promise to" pull him through." J . . . It is never too late to trj r the great virtues OdOrO. Have 1USI TCCeiVe a niCC llUC of Parker s Tonic. Mr. Michael Guilfoyle, This acid could be utilized on the spot for the manufacture of fertilizers from Mr. Arthur Maillefert is working the k I i t I 1 i i I onI"1 1 1 r i n i 1 1 1 1 ik RmcocjII mina i n JJIillU 11 Mil 111 411 IIIV llUCOtll I111IJV 111 Montgomery county, and says the ore mills $16.15 to the ton. It is a large belt of decomposed talcosc slate aud inexhaus tible. Mining Messrs. Soluque and Malloy, Engineer of Loudon England, iu com pany with Mr. McCoy of Baltimore-are visitiug the Russell mine with a view to purchasing that property. Some machiuery for the Herring iniue iu Randolph county, has arrived at Thomasville and it is reported they will soon resume work. live ill!' Sllllllllir BMU ia nrnatfll. H- I- 3 . j. . . . . ,.f- Ulritiinnkamtnn V V nraa Olirarl if us c-ouve.-siaD" iu,o -.K Sa oniJ J J ALEPACA & LINEN COATS. DUSTERS. &c. !, imnl lurin. ,.,l,lili.,,.l r..t. but. UlO glMt IhmIj of til. people lW .'.., Mr R W Mo.h.. I Vtt AJiilAJVI WaiO, I - - - p w - - i m 1 inr v v w ivi b i q w j Come and see what greatjbargaitisj 1 am offering. M. S. BROW 5 peal druggist, of same city, certifies that he has sold over a thousand bottles of Parker's ympathized with the persistent aud faith fnl ivorknrR. anm-pr.hitft anil in-p frrntt'fnl fj!faPhT.te! ?inf uSiSfiSTtL for the raud ad lft8tiDfi te ttt 'eui T"nichroUh its reputation for this and liua. 1 hese sulphides are not mined to ' . . . and other cures. because 1 linu u,eir section to oe ueveiopeu oy tne road. There are others who have stood br the work through crood and evil re Such as are mined are worked only for L(Jt ftU remembered. Let the the free gold which can be separated by 1 . auy great extent now simply there is not in all the South any reduc tion works to furnish a market for them. SCROFULA. Are any members of your family thus 1 11.,,,.. 4-1....- i.,!,.,.,,,!,.!.., n a1 lilt ma simple amalgation. The uudecomposed i"!"0 w,l TOlluu w,u u munu-ui jhixj uicj w.mmuus.flcinugB sulphides, containing the greater portion 12th of September iu solid numbers, of the glands f Have they auy scrofulous of the gold, are thrown aside. The dumps men, women aud children, and assemble es or ulcers ! If ? " ould be of many .nines are made up of suchac- a( ci.aileston to receive the good work Sftfii ftjXLItt va v i v- i m . i so iar compietea. jarvis. ana quarters of a ceutury. ings All this material far completed. Jarvis, Vance, thousands of tous of valuable ore, iu, and Worth, and Andrews, aud Coxe, aud admirable condition for concentration by others, including many local gentlemen, vanning or otherwise, andean thus be wm be iu attendance. Let old Swaine made an available source ot supply lor ... ...... i i,. i. ...iluii Wft,.ir.. s.,i. a l.mnL mr. ccho wUn tLe Hateful shouts of a happy ket as the erection of a reduction plant I Popls over their diseuthralment." would furnish would soon put enough of the mines in work to make the question It is said that Lulu Hurst, the Georgia ot continuous and increasing ore supply elct,.ic fih.lt jiag made $40,000 by her ex 1 1 In 1-vb t 1 , v n o nf ,.i m 1- 0 t 1 a nAta-di To aroid too long a letter 1 will, when desired, write particularly about desira- Any parties having second hand uia- We locations for reduction works, cost of ehinei vof auv deacriotion for sale, will transportaUou, prwaj ol coal, coke, do well to comiuuuieate will the mana ger of this department. Kirk the Outlaw. wooiK.&c, &c. Yours verv trnlv. C. C. McPhail, Chief of Bureau. I be The Western North Carolina Kail road. OUR SULPHUBETS. How our Refractory ores ean Projitably Worked. Celebration at Charleston. The Southern Mining Belt With ite Untold II ealthAll that is Jseeded is the rro- Ti,o R iiiffii & iharr nf tl,A to do dirty work for the Slang Mongers Method to Extruet the Prescious ;,wt. . ui, i,, .,s RWai a..,ij'.,nti,, ! at Washiueton. or he was here as the to announce the completion of the West eru North Carolina railroad according to Wavnesvillc News. Kirk was iu VVayuesville recently looking after the interests of his party. When a politicallparty gets so low in the scale of morals that it sends out such agents as Kirk then indeed should hon est men begin to open their eves ns to ti,e necessity of a thorough change iu the offices ot the Croveru incut. Kirk was here either as an emisary, spy or bully hull's, producing consumption. Look well to the couditiou of your family, aud if thus afflicted, give the proper remedy without delay. But that which makes ab solute cures iu the shortest space of time. The unerring finger of public opinion points to B. B. B. as the most wonderful remedy for Scrofula ever known. You need not take our word you need not j know our names merit is all you seek. Ask your neighbors, ask your druggist, ask or write to those who gixe their cer tificates and be convinced that 15. Li. a. is the quickest and most perfect Blood Purifier ever before kuowu. The Old Reliable. .EIVS k S. A. Ashe, Editor, Raleigh, 1ST. C. 1,000,000 row THE OBSERVER per Metal fromAfie Inexhaustible Beds of Ore. secret agent of the Peusiou office to fer ret out possible euaueea to swindle thu Asa matter of interest to our people generallyVand to those interest in min ing preperties particularly, we publish the following letter on the subject of working aud reducing oui suiphuret ores, written bv Cavtaiu C. C. McPhail. who ius for several years taken a lively in terest iu the development of our South- thft rMninniMis f tha mntmt imriw Government by giving pensions to North n. i.w.i, .i a n x Mil'..,,-; .ii,i i,ia .. Carolina aud Tennessee hush wackers who ciates undertook the work. The follow The largest and best paper published in the State. We give full reports of religious, educa tional, business and political meetings, all were two cowardly to meet an open foe the news, accurate market reports, serial eru mines chief Of ; telegram was received hero yester day." N ANTAUAI,A Kiter, Aug. 30, '84. Col. A. B. Andrews, President, Raleigh. North Carolina : The contract with the State tor the completion of the Western North Carolina railroad has been com plied with. The track was laid to-daj but sulked about at night murdering in nooeiit men. and despoiling the families of brave men who were out in the held in response to their country's call. Oar oeoDle acted nobly to let Kirk alone al- ways let him severally alone. It was in bad taste for auy body to seek or receive an introduction to him. Civis The position he occupies as opposite the mouth of the Nantahala ? ! T. . I ' I . I J i.. I .." - the Mining Bureau aud his ex- nvei At tbe close of his address the band pcrience iu his visits to the mining sec- wntd' r yi-y handsome mid Mini hit uuiig whioh members of the Con "muu seemed lusniisd with an raufv lions of the West, where he has familiar ized himself with the methods pursued, liable biiu to speak with knowledge '""PPy interest in the occasion of tlr and to gve reliable information to those be examined. Allli nA ... I 1 ll . I a,, .r,.,1 1,1 ,ui,.ti,k(r .1,11 II, IlittQ fiulTu,'.,! was attempts have been made to establish the J reduction works in this section, but from defect of the systems adopted, or from some other cause, they do not seem to k dm ing the convention P. signs of had soil it. sihlimiirli , . ........ . uiu to ran inanv times to Icmii 111 their seats. Further, we rUTelv seen n i Ii m, ... I... ,1. l. . . 1 ."" "-'Ulil ski 1 ami iiulotni.nr tl.m, Ik j .. ....... r- "liUlsliaW. who seems to Iuivm have met with sifscess. Capt . McPhail how- COt out hv ,,... f.. .s.'i i iifi. iui iiiai hiuu ui -'a, iMrnll f iui, lues w Unties of the district were found to H,... s lull however, seems tot bin k that the Argo niii solves the difficulty aud makes it possi ble not only to work our sulphurets sat- istactorily, out witn ricn returns. ve as called, and all commend his letter to the attention ot our enterprising citizens, and to those 1 ljren the chair ordered the especially who are interested in miner a Oal for n, 1 ""iiiiiuiuiis : VOUIN A TI l. Mr. Curkhead, Hon . R. F. Ai mfleld. u ' Williamson, M. H. Bailey, uy w i urner, PlDlllX. M. H. Plnnjx. 1 - 1-lun, Thm V klnriv "fy.'b.V Mr Svmnno u I..-. ,- Hub i. . . " ' " riuuiA . i w od, Marmadoke S Robblns Kit first My congratulations Jam k W. Wilson Chief Engineer. Thus, within the period designated iu the contract, the work has been finished. and now ouly the last section remains to 1 his examination will be made on the 12th of September, when there will be a great jubilee at Charles ton over the event. As a part of the same business, it became the duty of the con tractors to deposit yesterday thirty thou sand dollars in North Carolina four per cent bonds with Treasurer Worth, aud in conformity therewith such a deposit was made, the receipt being as follows; kobth cakouva. Treasukt Department. liALEGiu, September 1, 1884. Received of A. B. Andrews, president of the Western North Carolina railroad company, and attorney for W. P. Clyde, A, S. liufort and 1 . M. Logan, assignees of W. J. Best, thirty four per ceut North Carolina bonds of $1,000 each, with cou- from January 1, 1885, numbers stories, fcc. We will give as a premium A WATERBURY WATCH Free to any person sending us a club of 6 annual subscribers to the weekly. Take your local paper and then sub scribe for the Weekly JNews and ub- SERVEJR. Weekly one year $2.00. , Daily one vear $7.00. tfSend your name for sample copv. April 10, '84. Price Prof. Mitchell at Spartanburg The Charleston News and Courier, in a notice of the State Teacher's Institute recently held at Spartanburg, S. C, says "Among the educators from abroad who visited the Normal Institute, were l'rot. T. J. Mitchell, Superintends of the Chnr- otte, N. C, Graded Schools, and l'rot. y nes, of Shorter College, Rome, ha. Both of these goutlemeu kindly consent-! s . s t? i . i. i . . I . eu io ueuver a lecture eacii oe-ioie mc v.TtrL'ir 7i, ir...iBdit teachers, aud thus contributed largely to I anable prices. Leave and get your watches at irmttT jit ridnrUeman's store, aansuury ; uu j ivimo, w Dried Fruit and Berrief WANTED AT KLUTTZ k RENDLEMAN'S. WE have still one of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF SPHIlf AND SUMMER GOODS in Salisbury. WE have just received another large lot of and 8 cents Lawns and Calicoes. SHOES very cheap and to suit everybody. WE are selling our Stock of Clothing very cheap. WE have over 30 kinds of CHEWING TOBACCO. . . ma f ..ir.... J tf.,l.,Di.i m. law We havs one of the largest and best assortments oi ougar, vuuw, " """" which we offer very cheap. We have the largest stock of FRUIT JARS, TABLE and Glass Wars is the place. a full supply of FIVE-CENT TRICKS. 1 stock of FANCY FLOUR, Meal, Shorts, Bran, Corn, Bscos lams and Pure Lard. We Sell the Celebrated PEAEL 8HIET. We have We still have a full Hams and Pure Lard properties Richmond, Va., Sept. 2 Dear Sir. Referring to the subject of pons on the establish men the reduction One day last tall J stood at tlie great j 11574. 1.677.1.929.2.191. 2.192.2.193. 1 ' j 1 r 9 j w w Argo works at Denver, Colorado, and dated July 1, 1880, placed with the treas ueut of smelting works for 2,9 354 39P 394, 395, 398, " " .... 397, 574, 960, 961,962,963,1,150, 1,151, of our auriferous sulphides: , ,g2 ,154, 1,156, Hon. R F Armfleld. saw not oulv cars. but trains, loaded with oauot t:ik-pii n-.iu ., u fiu. . 1 . 1. ii r. . . :. ....: 1 mv, " "o i"iiuii, I JUSl MICH !ui"iiuieis iis air mm i, itciieui- , "a Arm .-til :rt -v 1 , for p votes; David- It worthless here, come to its ore sheds. "Ulix. .',."1 ll.ivio 1',.,. i;...,: 10. I t .1 1.1. . ... : c2...i. llj,! ' 1 "U.iij iu, i lllllli, Oj 1 UlOllglll, II V CrtllllUI, WC 111 Lilly OUU til, ' "Jl Ainiti. 11,1 .1 T I...,,-..,, I ! . I . n . n .. . , ,1 .1 j. , , uuniu, ivi I will! oil" jum na jiniu iiuu uuuiiuiiui iiuu , 'U'iit'ninerv. I'm- Pimiiv 11. for lhilil.i,,. in. vJ..J an establishment. I 1 esolved to go home and try The Argo works ave constructed totreat, This result was nod do so successfully, the auriferous sulphides which are so abundant 111 0111 gold belt and which appear to.be beyond the reach ot any ot the patent processes which have had brief and disastrous careers wherever Hied. The Argo smel- urer of this State under sections tiro and three of chapter 241, laws of North Carolina. (Signed) J. M. Worth, State Treasurer. The contract further requires contin ue l.i.l.l,,,. . in. v 1, , tefctt ia ' ' lauKin, ior ""Ottir., 1 . . fott, wi 7 ' PTmiix, 67; ' -,uobbiis, 40 b f . . mm lUIOUL' ll Pin ' ' II I AI. Kvi.. . . . . y. Ihe ninth ballot wn tliA nm Vv,ut" balh.t 11. 'fCatauha lim ballt (ffll t. WC Ifll' I t . - -v .1 j it' .ii: . . 1 nikn , - "iamoii, auu mere iert .lu.,.. - rwed. M,. r , , Ul n e..... , IN Km 1. r. p,wneuI omarks, nomi tv le voted for R. B. XT. .r. . ao otper cliangeiin M lieil D:ivi. olin( iroil ,r 't'SUlt of the lltli h.ill.if Leach, Jr., of Da- with hotter facilities, make a becinuing d work ou tlie Murphy extension and 1 I I rw m . which would be the nucleus of as great peniaps on ine 1 ennessee extension. At any rate, work is to be pressed on the Murphy hue, on the line down the river into 1 ennessee and also on the Georgia uradich The completion of this work indeed marks au era in the railway development of North Carolina. It is oue of the great achievements for for which the peoole of .North Carolina have to tbauk a Demo im deal almost exelusivelv with this cratie administration, and it will be ap- i Imsh of tue. The onlv secrat claimed iu propria tely celebrated by festivities aud the whole operation is the method of "'Joeing at Charleston the county seat j parting Jie gold aud copper. I fee! safe in paying I will eugagejto have that ''qusi" mystery solved by the first ton of sulphide is reacted. The quality ot sulphide ore is probably m eater ru tue soutlieru gold belt than wwy Mwowa 1 CdK"l Its IIIV i.-vuuivi 11 limn ' Hobhjns, who on the 15th ' elsewhere op the coutineut. This great ot Swain, where fill lie gathered an meuse concourse of those monntautera time the w',f are henceforth to enjoy the blessings ot railway facilities and closer commuui cation with the other sections of their State. The Aslievdle Citizen THE BEST SMITH IN THE COUNTY ! Tlie undersigned is prepared to do all kinds ofre- WE are Agents for the LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. WE are Agents for COATS' SPOOL COTTON. BTWE sell tha Uaexcelle m W V t V OIWAT (3IT XT m aaIam o IlVlijlol Drwli OIliV, ail vwiwio v v Be sure and see us before you buy or sell as we mean to do yon gooi W. W. 1 A i LUK, I D. J. BOSTIAN, SaTcsmea. and J. A. NEELY. tbe interest of the Institute. Prof. Mitch ell gave a talk on the methods of keeping children interested and employed 111 tne school room. The suggestions were so practical aud so easily f dlowed that I take the liberty of repeating them for the benefit of our readers. There were grouped under the following heads: 1. Singing; 2. simple drawing ; J. copying oross aud uoetical extracts ; 4. moulding geographical outlines in saud or putty ; 5. marching; 6. calisthenics ; .framing sentences on a given tonic: 8. making outlines and analysis; 9. preparing ques tions on a given lesson. Besides these were several others, each of which was pleasantly illustrated. Altogether this was 000 of the most interesting and prac tical talks I ever heard. June 25, 1884. best smith In tbe county. Apr. 10, '81.-U. B. L. BKOWN. Salisbury Tobacco Met CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JNO. SHEPPAIID TAPE WORM. TAX NOTICE AND PUBLIC SPEAKING! The Tax-payers of Rowan County are hereby requested to meet me at the follow ing times and places and settle their taxes for tbe year 1884, viz : Bostlan's X Roads, (Ltoiket) Wednesday, Oct. 1st U. E. Miller's Store, (Gold Hill Tovufp) Thure., " d Gold Hill, Friday, " 3rd Morgan's Saturday, " 4th china Grove. Tuesday, " 7th Enoch vllle, Wednesday, " 6th Coleman's Store, (.1 tveell IWw'p) Thursday , " th Oak Dale,-Cha I Rankin l8-(r Lfiu,) Friday. " 10th Davis' Store. isu-U) Monday, " 80th Third Creek. Tuesday, " 81st Mt. Vernon, Wednesday, " d hlce A Bailey's Store, Thursday, -23rd Gibson's Schoolhouse. (Loekt) Friday, " 24th FranKim. ruesuay. 2-111 Hatter snoDS. (v.rtfnv) WednesOay " 9th fays 'It ul e Candidates for the Legislature and the County Offices, will attend these appointments and address the people. The public are urged to attend, pay their taxes ana near tne canuiaaies. C. C. KRIDER, Sh'ff. Sept. J0th, t884.-St Lugs, com non to med. Lus, met., to good, Lu 4,s, good to iine, Lug, one to fancy. Leaf, coa.mon to med. Leaf. med. to good. Le good to hae, Wraopers, com. to med. W ran pes, med. to ooa Wranpe s, trood to fine, Wraoners. tine. wran,ura iincv. noueotTe'eo. , , I uuwv , , . New looacco oreaKs ior ic p !,PAn r.rriit. Prices stiff for all grades. Good, rich, waxy fiUcs. smooth cutters and lug smokers are m g-cac aemana sou prices a shade sliffer than tue qnotarion. Wrap pers of all classes a e High and eagerly sought after. Planters would do well by potting some of their good tobaccos on the market at this time. 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 holcUof its victim aad passes away in a natural and easy manner, entirely whole, with Head, and wtole still alive. ... One physician has used thia specific in over 400 cases, without a single failure to void worm entire. Success guaranteed. o 1 A V VOAI1 ?iWl until removed with head. 40.00 10 55 00 send stamp for circular and terms. 19 Park Place, New York. May 80, '34. ly 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 io 40.00 DAVIDSON COLLEGE, MECKLENBURG CO., N. a, 1 The next Session opens on THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11. For Catalogues apply to the CLERK O E THE FACULTY. 31:3m-p SALISBURY MARKET Corrected weekly by i. M. Knox a Ce. Salisbcst, April t, 1 884. New Polling Places. NOTICE is hereby given that the fol lowing new polling pieces have been creat ed in Rawan County, to wit : BsHids Mill, 4n Litaker Township. Oak Dak, (S C Rankin's former resi dence) in Mt. Ulla Township. Death To RIDGE WAY. 8. C. Jf,r. Uovki Carmr Cb.el.;Sve qolt a demand tor your "worm wuw. y"Y.rZ VerKe l caTget. A fanner bought a , bottle ot TteT weeks sgo, f.me in next aaj wii v-.v" i- . Came iu mvmmr utn.-.. t lion all want ITVIUia. It. W. J. DAVIS. N c. May 8th ISM. Btca Casaa, N. c. May sui iswu Borkin, Canter S Co., itdUmon. Md-Dear wtrma from one ebW : ot course my wUioe large. B. s. smith. t, a ka frijntrin? from one of the most promt- Rotcan Academy, in Providence Town- JiTvf. Bacon Hotter Chickens Eggs Cotton Corn Flour Faathers Fodder Hay Meal Oats Wheat Wool IS tc 10 te 1 1.75-iT 75, ahl&tzcr's X Roads, in Steele Township. Third Creek, in Scotch Irish Township. Bv order of the Board of County Com missioners. H. N. Woopson, Clerk. Sept. 1st, 1884. 2m yeare old sear him. took two or three doses of the -'i?r ..... .uixuisil worms " "WOnB IVlilcr . auu !""'' "TT. Kjdgeway. 8. C, May M M. D. Prico 2Scta Fox- Bottle. jVsk your Drnggist for it or send to Bovkin,Carcr lr Co., Bait. 34:.'lfu. Administrator's Notice The undersigned hsving been appoin administrator of Levi A. Pethel, deceaaeti all persons having claims against said de ceased are hereby notified to present th same to said administrator oa or before the 4th day of September 1885. , J. V. Psthix, Adm'r of Levi A. Pethel, dec'dN Blackmcr & Henderson, Att'yc Sept. 4, 1884. 6w i f ; T3e
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