North Carolina Newspapers

'1 !;,4- M 4 -ill! ' - ? 'cH: ' 1 i"- lit-i u. mi- f -I'vIaa,.-; si a'; ;!:! J-:'a : :- ... : . -IIaa -i'P ' il :u . 7-:' a: aa - aM-: '-. 1'::A:a. 'i)Jf- i.' kil2i: vr.v-y-' - ': ij-p; , '.. jK--;-i.: h-K ";V-- '"V:- A-"-1 S i- & 1 HfeT:rl. Carolina ValcliinaD. A TUUUSDAY, FED. 5 (883. It is &rtcd thatltbe policial an ri-i :f ft rrjL.ieY!V imiirieu feeler who ah tfH11 trN froof attU aetftnrfo t L Tl&Grcat .ExpasitiAut If. Orjjaps -ferv ucii OTwu'tua-i -!.mt1' TP lirf cannot hold oncn more than H llllv - -- ---- , i eMit or tiutUjsl -'JL.- committee represcat- the Slate exhibits have gone to V ,. ".: " -' ' 7 ' -'.."".1 ;- v" . - ... '. ..- "? ' . - i . . . . i-r" .i ; ; iKSli '"t TT. 1;-- - Tjv jj WhiJtol LcVftr.. 1 VIMFl, CLARKE'S SKETCHES? jpglon to invuke Tclief of Congress. lUmmMiAii tlilR tori-tiff J Of rue blUP -l.M:inrHfin tills mrtUfiii ot t .44 f tike ia Albany ami apti ft CieTejiDtl-Ti'6 'r I?01 e onPlt'9 there at a time, an.l Ihcj forpi a line and I M-ait. 'fomctiiuea foij jipurs betme Mr. V CleveLaiu) can ee tlieaihaviiif piosin $ Lusiuesit engageiueiits all the: time, But they are said to disj.lay two admirable ..oi;hLiitjcnri! :wid norscVci anen. m I' -and hr jging along I' And Rays .. 1-. bowing; l r ihJ thU; times a d lh most twnnlaf imstitmujiipt! tno my sojinicji gooi as li'i,r inistabalilc'evidenc of being .pablisled jn a tow;ii of thrift, 8jiritand enterpiie. And vice versa. W e could name several towns iii Texas, that u;onld;.-iake ig imHiey by suppressing thejr loea paVer, If tlivy do not intend to give theai better p:itroi)n2e. s it is their appearance Is a 5 1 It. J, HOLME. asiiixgton', D.1 C, Jan. 31, 1 865 On! v four weeks more and a most iTfTof:Tirf pTfv.h in tKa 'administrative L.'Tn-urft wv m , . : 3 - i . - " w pa apacq expectation on tip-toa is grow- lirrpaTHtiiily 1 nervous. wm1 win we n am t'adrainistxatioii: how stifLrueij antHo select leprMseatatire'institutions ahil stl arlrivol u linSrp5litical , aiid soda! , local and JgnallF follow PCThege are the Vueii ions "that must soon have an answer rr;or-iesxjen.Kfv XT mL xl. J. i.H.-KT-i:n r.nnital. wanes a Oonjrress. lrij N5WJrjaf"?c0rreotfil;t thp fcbminiini& of -;whieh. they, .are summer. will have :to forego .their usual sarame?4 .1 fci f.. Ir. ' tliosewU'lkias. xtspknera aixjVt tjlif t)illr tfeei last four ytlfelrartcj rf Genrals-Dttiregrrjau liaVo long been associated w ith this over shadowing gauibliirg concern. The busi Iiess niaj bo conducted with as much fairness as usually characterises such in i fititulions and yet afford ri( inducemelrts itoaiiy, honest man to patronize them. jTlw objectjuf.thwife who run lotteries ii get money from those who are willing to gamble for nufcey. Kverylcheme is uaroinfer flif the paQlc Vu itr:ido afip. eBtcrpHse of the tog itfjvvhiqh tii4j'$fe Tlie lection fiJimic61 th The following circular letter has been sent out., from the committee, in char ge rT the matter, ; ' To he Chuinmh of the -Democratic -Count u Executive Committee. Dear .sir: We shall immediately proceed to the election - ofjtistiees otttli. peace for the vrfipoutownshira of the coun ties 6f tie Bbite. to fill, the places of prizes:, . yS-lifl J irYotitf ievta W W frySarrfa.9paitjpn3 for jie4Mhf remain jifthe ofrke, anditaluttepjrieju pe?.cfe0roii,r4flunt so tgayiiepom- grow rich Milt their 1 patrons " gro'poi It may bocouaidered a wuderl'ul thing why Generals Deauiegardwind Early per roit Ihe use of their names jfn, such a de inoralizing institution. Tlie presiniiptiou ii that they either receive a large salary rpm the managers or have a share iu tie profits. Thiis .ira excuse, to be jyreU imtjratier agotiasonpvnytuo pnoitc should htrftoydeceived iv.ifc of -their? intuit y by peeing their lianifcSi thM3 associated- count v. d men-, for your and;-1 quarterly folicaUorS fel'mi,, uyojfc the;dounters. ?ell 'selected lines anu touet articles ; a special depart snsiit is china and. queensware, crystal aqa rnemian ware; there are wall pa- from oil paintings to . - ,-y-vU: : "' -.. . , . . . j,"' '. f. - - ..- : - ) " .'f--- . ,J-'Y ;-i.--AAl: .. .:.; AA;:;fs,tA ,.Af;; .a.-Aa . a t I 1 , , 7 - . - , ... . - i - , -- i : ... a ; - -T' : . mfuiding.ou tlliKehad acted judi ciously v j : . ' r. Mr teere was far from beuig - a tYiikiri thsjrade. Jle is a TirgHuan; by nativity and for the past ten years has been V practical druggist, he is also - a srraudate of , i the famcQs East- I man Business CollegV. He came, here i vxiriirni'rifrfnn '1 "NT-' f! 'whtreL he l nun ii iiiuiubuui Jk hn bppn senior clerk for jWro. II irtnnrwiimeiaTr rahd prior t6 that he, .had pr thre andl a half years t-een with -T; rUJ bmith s ki!s?NiVt' l ITo XtcraTsrror ! 'p.ith ,. w Iruli 2To HoroPaial sand i things tha !ttiflnt ! Mntwl t oreign. ana domestic fruits - and con- i: fectionery arc wia3ties,akoin brief 1 i .it "5 5-1:11 i- t'vii p u"-. wuewjium nas given the town mst made them;. cbntpicitoiia, and gained fori -tt, rJJi 0 :f i rr i. J : , t;.?um as given the town'ivisC . iSKSf'g. S faring of. no,4fforinoW-ite k-: Mr-!?"? teres k a He aoSs'soMe icbbin.N'bat li cmei trade is at jetiul, and it is ixrati- fyiDg to i:now that thefvoume ptrade pliticll coat, turnng goipg on, in .the Gbernment Ofirces here, "and I' km told Clint Mnome oihees mauv4 supposed re- imik Icii9 have made the surprising dis- fcorgry that they have alwavs beea con sistent iaemocrats awaiting. in aarKiieas but in hope for. the sun-burst of - the fourth of March 18S5. The unselfish fortitude with which these poor prison ers haye endured a "quarter of a ctury of republican .despotism; and repression, toiling! through the administration- of Orant, blushing at the scandalous usur pation of Hayes, and sorrowing over thelection of Garfield, paying money andlmaking speeches for their, cruel J he came ,hereJif teen years ago-he en- s we ha?e'lsewiiere remarked tiie dry.gools:and General trade of Salis- ;t)ury ; figures j many tuousanas or dollars per year, ;aiid, as a rule, it has for itsrepreentatiYes houses , and men those ;who lfheeii known to the peo ple, foriiriaiQy years, ifuclt ahouse is that of K3. Holmes, '. Its : proprietor is a native of -pavidsb ri ' county. Fif teen; earsia'go h'e came to Salisbury from the neighboring' 'Village of Gold Hill where for a numkrs of 'j years he had , been interested both .in mining and merchandising operations. In fact Mr. Holmes has taken decided interest pecuniary and otherwise in the. mining resources of -ilipwan county and . like other.- who are well ported in the mat ter, has an abiding ftiith m our mine) Uav;Oi Uharlotte.'i yv nen caiue wj Silisburv! he wasf comparatively f peak of he There ba caibrs, h really pathetic. Ju beeiS a remarkable ; subsiuehc publican brag, falsehood, and, abuse of pfmbordte in the ' Departments. If it yjgrifot a seripjis ffSct universal contag ion, the republican clerks who Ipok at each-other across their desks would. ex- Writ" the nam3rof tbwnshiiw :' wuttifodywith laughter at the silent! saint the parnes you nominate piamiy m full), sa that 'T cannot bo-iaken for uJ"or "J" i6f Seiid vour nomina tions, officially signed, to the undersign ed at -Haleigh, C.j at, once. r Si ! - Col. AV in. Johnston, of Charlotte, hav iug just returned from a visit to the New. Orleans Exp03itioi was interviewed Ijy a reporter of the Observer, to whowi he said the many unfavorable reports which had gone abroad about it, were iu 4 he main false. That.it is true that life Ex position had opened before it" was really ready, tmt that by the lurh jof this month all will -be in pUee. That ft far exceeds the l'hiladcnihia CeiitenniaL and indeed lie does not believe it will ever be eqnal led by any Similar display." He thinks t wills amply rentfiuerate anjj one thoV'co$t of seeing Iw- CTWsufues jf liorbitaiit i hotel indyjoaiidlng 'laonsp 'fates artf'.uiih- true, rtshe -fu nd - thtsiv- ot exceediiii; those of New York city, &.?. nnirrri:m-n-iraiit-Drricrr- uiniuH.w otQcial, aiul therelore republican, has " ! . Hi W arinGb, made a desperate effort to smile at grief, Chairman House Branch Committee, but the smile was brief and '"sickled over r Wilson, Clerk, fihe'ltaee Issue. Dario Times: W, 1J; Clement, dealer in geirt;ml merchandise, last Saturday made ini assignment ( JW-A' Cldtneu6 aud E I; Gaither. It created sonie surprise as cv- cryody thought that he was doing a fair business.. Liabilities between $3,000iaiftt v$I0jO0O.vW.Nath. IlaiiclinK an aged cit- ijjciil.)s dead Dave TiiiHer, colored, awoke one morning last wek and found Ids Wife and child dead byihisside. i From the Eateigh ?s"ew5:-Observer. Col. McClure'ii letter of' the 19th, from New Orleans, is devoted to a considera tion of tlie race issue. He remarks "This is the most serious race problem tlie T Sontli liuii" "eytM-'StteTnivTeTtttrsblYf and I share the apprehension of the more iutelligent -Southern people that the last stage ot?' the rffce issucvWilt b asthjr worse tfiatj anyiof tie, jmst.1!: f black racj " A(U jilisappear and; tjietf new phase tilthe fcale' will lav 'to be And "now thy press is turning its cW cial attentiQinto work not performed by l Congressbijt'whicir thatbHly is neglect ingall qt tIieshk.of usS81talk.;eTe, 1 i 1, : 8 fti'lyaQk: of galling iarhHts fKij BDVui maticiini:w&icM jpedplenrfe Hljl not niuclKtvrKrpedf K IiMfle Jnore JJt 14 j! est woV:aj4 ji reai Jlealf lessviaseless talkw is tlie worfttiSw 6assiog ardand. W ? 1.0f(tMxeJx Jias beeiriell iffEfgliiid 1 rwttt(Vocudklli ''The colored1 v c t ers w j If be hid life re in t to politics, as -a rule, except .vvheu ap-' weals to. their ambition and cupidity recall them to. active efforts: Tiie field is thus opened to the long smothered ambi tion or the vjjile3 who would gladly have t rudely jostled each other iu the race for pionioiKMi, and the blacks will be appeal ed'to by disputisig aspirani's. These ap lWids wEl-iot be made to the intelligence or. tb it hfrirltegi ity of the Hacks, as such appeals would be profitless. They will be uradu to their igiioraece, to their pre judices,: to their cupidity, to all tiieh baser qualities, no as ambiitotis politi cians do in the" N)ith, and there is a grave djfnge'r'of thus m)ingn rating a gen eral sweep f .political 'demoralization in both races. The Sorttliern people possess ...jast tlieRame hainan liaturo "that auv tithev-peo pleudsppx41 ' 4 be just as uinbltidus aAd j ineatf fui)1 inotiugji mean, an) itioti jis tCactage ( ;Aniet ica4 Hol1ifciatelu veci iorlt vi auio jlojiuj,, au.ciwiuiu fmmi'Qse eoleed;-vutf. nekrlyvdusiliim; te tliifos in alt the States, -aildsojiMohnlim. hers inBoath Carolhia nrfstilsisljji, and. iu fhe Ibwtst fstratlf Jgnjofante, like disuse oi the slanaers jind lie3 a bout -the disloyal democrats and their obscene candidate, which only four months ago was the staple of he work of the civil service of the party of ''moral ideas.' JVashingtou society which is mainl' til rpiiniirf'PJ,; 1- ft U:13 n Rfi fjirmwrt nuirj i extensivelyUin brief ha? iyiCrrt1 $9? F FirP6f h,t a,u f...th.r tl.nt, nf wmvfT 'Whn I Theo. r . Kluttz entered incr?iises from year to" rear.' Jttst ow looks its , btits hPlidav trade is 'all that cjnuld be esfted;tid evervi iW& cation points to! contiiiuod jBuccess It lieing the ol);ct of this issue the .Watchma to clearly, illustrate business ihtcrefetsof 4 And the : adyiin- tasres possessed bv balisburv bv sketch es of the leadinglusiness in all brhchx es ot trade, tile attention oi our readers is here ., directed to the 'widely ' favorably known drug Bouse of : Theo. F, Kluttz k Coi This enterprise dates its origination as far back-aa 183St and its history, diiring the intervening vears is , simply an exhibit of what hon orable industry;, intelligence and well- directed purpose cap accomplish; ! Henderson & Enniss-wefe the found ers of . the house. We need not" trace the xdiup'rcs in firm style since it is y-to know that the house as a clerk when a boy but fourteen years of ing. a stranger to f e5 whole;"commuiii t v," buW his thorough fanifliajfity Vviili tiel trade coupled yvith his earnest de sirer to please, has I rnatk him i many friends and each week? adds to his famdlr crrowinsr list of customers. Ho f has shcrwn. good tjiste in the display of xrootLs. has. made the salesroom at tractive; ahd in v1ery way evinced desire to' meet evert demand, that may ,.. I t "? ' " ' I.I he macro upon himj as a representative druggists He ha shown that tliere , was; room forhim and his; establish ment ",iere, iaiid Jthe Watchman is glad to see his bpuse prosper. The 'hous-e : is also prepared to (lo I a gener arNwholesale tradcj in its lines, and of fers special inducements so far as re gards f reskgoods and low prices (Cortelttledinexticeeh'.) liai l li . 1 a -It- ! H'e In... ft. . I 1 f A n-fv ' . - Ml fvr . . rani.L''... i:t ri. S " ail TO i J ' i Ut ii rt.ii u ,!... - ,. ( !i1!i her .The Dread of r i Hotherliood Trar.sforriicd to 1.. I,,,, r. . , fl!'5iih-i!.,M0 (I'-nfuj ' !Z'a2ed,inliierchandizin2 as one of the beeiS a remarVable r subsidence of . Rtifmjof Smith, . Fester & Co., and af ter some changes m hrm tyle he final ly became sole proprietor nboiit twelve years ago. He has also cone much to ward improving SidisburV' He built the store he occupies as veil as the ad joining one. tlie block being DO feet front by HO feet deep, or brick, two floors and basement, arid also the brick block of .four stores whJre Holmes &. Graham, the Southern Express Com pany, and: other 'tenants are. this last block was. finished" last fall built and owns the First Bank building has re-built 'his own' private residence lately and also erected other dwelling houses a lout town in other words has materially helped Sal isbury's growth. As a merchant he idmost wholly confines himself to a retail trade, -though a few years ago he used to do I considerable jobbing. He iuforms us that . there is a constantly improving demand for the belter grades of goods, and alio that credits are materially shortening."! To tiie business he gives iiis- perSonkl attention, and his chief assistants aire Robt. Marphy; the book keeper, Milton C. Rufty and W. V. age. In 1809J in' partnership with Dr. . Joxdon', Jan SiSir Wm. V. liar count secretary today received a letter, alleging that an expensive dynarnitc.plct was leing hatchejl, and mentioned a number of ' buildings the dynaniiterin tend , to bio w up. It also5 gave the uames j)f Several j of the plotters and tlie place at whiclvthey could be found. W fl O Cr's Fri.-r.d to ;ir,j; iuppnain- Ji woriu V . : ,. .1. and JOY;. I Safety and 2is3 rank: ear- jenol-aiodvrn.cience lromUor,.-rtM,ff,.- ycase it w!i! jt,, , ildK-acy df tl,t. ritftR Vft we h'ave-Un.lrfiA- ;'i:U on' :.'.-r L: is or.ee !;,! ; :n --"in ' '''"'ii.t it - i . "1 aIh . Stilt, an.l i,o n i ! witht he pall cast of thoughts Tiie gay revellers have seen the Jourth .of March at the . bottom of evofy oyster stew, and. the Democratic broom has been the Damocles sword at every feast. The, chicken sallied served only1 to re-7 mind them of the Democretic rooster. The social seeson has not. -been brilliant or cheerful, and it is now closing much earlier than usual. There will be a hlifcf revival of social festivities about tHe fourth of March and then- acore of society queens will abdicate forever. 1 li I ns rirpr-fivntirai '" rnr t.Iia Snanmir! C. A. Henderson, he bought oirt Mr. Enhis. (then sole proprietor'), ami sub- serpen iiy ne couuucieu tut- miMiicr. alone until April. 1SS2, wheu Dr.' Jno.. Whitehead, and Mr. C..R. Barker Ije came co-partners with him. Kow, though still paying a great deal of attention to the house and "act ing as its buyer. Mr. Kluttz more-par-ticularly is engaged in his profession of the law. He! studied 'with James M." McCorkle. of ! this town, was admitted He also to practice in National 44 ' i 'Thf. rirpr:fnntirm' fnr : flip anaiirm'r'il t . urit. . -y f ' tjeU tlie I 'no- or. It !? on n. - xrpnpmnR filnn sind ari auu lUfrnueeuimndretl men since hi battle with thWbelsi at toakd ul U'el.s, Soudanf Egyptfrom whom no tidings rU wr4 received for more , thaw a week. h : ' J,:vFBiiiIeJ,l 'vi however, show; that they meness pirn fSaporsuuoe. wiiariuuti ve fha harvest vU l l&jtf m are doing well.X tMKI.' loo T'oou. The friends of Mr. ILir- ard Ray die is too poor to be Secrctarv of State Their therejsneiii of reformation ! tn thei manne-m atia fUstbms abashing- i1?11 O&wrrer. ' A t ghipdsor of KiDg Stanislaus of Poland, turns up as a cattle tender on the farm of Dr. rfttjcrsou, oiear Baltimore. II is story is a romantic p one, After the Kussiair o!iili;vFar his ' father was banished t Siberia The son wnSjtheu iin iefaut iu armsbut was carried. into exile. by his mother, who sooa died. The boy grew up njid with his falhet . nade his esci pover - i '- ;!N ; - . son came ing-around reached Dr. Pjitterson's farur andibeggt-d for. work, ille proved a good hiiijd, and worked faithfully for two years. It was but ai few days ago that Dr.. Pat U?rsbi found but wlio the man is. Hi story is proved by documents in ids po sessionl And now all the crirls will' wnt tu marry liiirr. Proud op the Bankkh. The honor of being the banner Democratic county has always been a matter of pride to Catawbians since th'atlionor Svai first j won tne -aark; aoFKadjealis; m, come to our countv from" ' tbp hand of. Democracy's peerless! and be v loved chief.ihe exalted position' we havft ' - won is i doubly dear to our people:--i .Neirton Enterprise- - 4 .4' ; Kaleigh Observer: In thoTiouseTes- lerday tlie biU to pension the soldiers passed its second reading by a good raa jdiity. There seemed to be some differ- eneetf-opliauii-amung thCJulbJl" tiie propriety of cxteuding the benefits! of the. bill to the,;ngioes who were wounded or hurt wle in attendance on the army or at work upon the breastworks. Wc have w win oe expensive, out there if no doiijjt of its success. TheJ vast .oiclo sure of the Pension building, now sur rounded by naked ;yvalls wimout floor or roof will soon-bfe : in jadihess for the fesfcivaiaud it ill be the.largestf and most iiiippBngr hall e vejphef ore used for an inautfrjrpalh''" '7- v,' ""fcr ' The clti23uof3he ckpitalirejbontri. bu tin g toitTiiaugu ration unil li ber aliy and there; ii'ssurancGs that;iiplp proision will be made .for all expieadi-? tures. : ' ' " -. ' The cost of fitting up 'and decorat ing tl.ve Pensionbiiiiding,will be; much greater than teniie!thamita'eii ts for the afielbalif6W;V.'ko, 1 1 ii "'tl. ''I-. I 1 f I "AM ' X . out tne interest laKen tms year is.greai Gales. Mr. Rufty has been with the house for the past ten years or more. "It requires no words of fulsome eulogy from us to tell the.. people what mdnuer of man Mr. K.hncs is. or the nature of j hk'buoines ei'iterprises hero. He; has ' been too )ong a candidate" for trade success, to require that, and the Oil I'iiOM NATuf.K's Wells. The skill on tlie head is kepihoft and llexible' by a sccretioni from tlie o(5 glands. Wlien these are cloaryed the hairdiie3 and flls off. Par , ker's Hair Baisoai fer.ews 1 1 1 e i r action, re stores the original jcolor to the liair and makes it soft and glisY. It also eradicates dandruff. Not greasy, lvyt a d ye. .deliciously pel fumed. Delightful for a hild.v's . toilet table. The best" of dres?ings, . PrefciaUe to all similarjrrticlej because of its superior cleanliness ahd purity.- ' 1 iUi-J.o, '.-ln'o to' "Moth. ')) (l.e ' A priijniii, nt physician haiiy i j. the proprietor, that if it ueic iu:in :. make. public the letters we rf-otivv, :i er's Friend" v.uuUl outsell an marker. ' I'Riosl enVnes'lv entreat" itv rv pectfngito he ct.RfitH'd to use M i:.. ! CouploTl witbthisenlrtHty I w. during a long obKtetneaj jn ..r-ne, i Hvfgrj have hver known it to fii'il . i r...j. n.ee a saife and qnf!k Octi very . 1.1 that li. j. holmi: :. m. Send for oi:r Treatise t-ti 1 n p i nesM f Wi an," rr.'ulk.! i'rf o, B'lADFIEI.D RlOULA IM)!. ., ;ta, I I elsewhere his name appears as one of the ubarv of Rowan county. He ws a Presidential elector oh the Hancpck ticket four years ago. and for sevejrai terras he has served ns Town Commissioner. Dr. Whitehead pays no attention to L AND OR SALE ! Mix.Xi stoxr UNDEi:sic;ni:d h, ;;-!.t By virtue of a qecree of the Superior Court of .Rowan county, in the case if Vv. F. Lackey, aduir ' 11. J. Sloan, deceased, against II. Q. Sloan! and othei,"I will fell at the Court Ilousej' door in Salisbury, on Monday the 2d da yl of March, 188"). ut'pub- Ur liiftiiin n ttfifts if lniil ml i ii ni n .- t!.r trie store ins large pracuce us a pu)si- j .MUS (i jl; Cowm, James Pearson, the cian and surgeon absorbs all his time. 'John (kaham land! and others, containing Knov.a HOW AN ( : "I'M'-OiilLL STONE f.-UAITKY of F. V.. I 1 ii!ip-.,4lic(1;tsei, ami v. Ul continue to swrj ;,. iHibiic de mand for Mil! Stones 1 gj;it "sh teH known t'l;rfti?!i .t t ills cotiotirj for' its superiority tor MitT vi--:i Ail-.u.-t,!., forornameistal purpose, V,v r :-,4- ..vu-.'csn t also be had at this ou'-ry..- .i.-tr J.T W v . , ': a.-v. n. c, i ' - f , 'TS He studied with his father. Dr. M. Whitehead, graduated at the TTniversi- Jan. 20. 18S5.- V. F. Lackky, Ailrn'r. lfe;lw FORTY-EIGHT ACRES. Terms One-thiill ;h-h. one-third in fix ty of Pennsylvania and ever since has -month:-; ami o:e-tlilrd in twelve nunths, been ill active 'practice. Ijwith- interest on the .letened j ayu ents Mr. Barker, like his colleagues, is a 'iflo n ra' ot sale -ift the rate of eight per young man and native or san-soury. p 1 in 18U0 he began his apprenticeship to the drug business with VV. G. Roberts, and from that time to this has beeiiii.s- sociated with the saiiie-'HnerC)f ' trade liere. The aftive details of the store Hr Tn rnt . lum' OT-vrl Jwi -inrlo T-nJno. onfl vaUubi;. atnnh. h. the peor.3 o PgQPEH t V ! ! james riummer anu .onn iounyr, me i latter of whom will go before the State T ISlOB t. l:t I filtlf mil itk iV'. ' n ' : - o l J 1 i Ul Li i I MM' -if- SALE OF LAPilD AND T"r in for m ute er than it wa-four years- agOj-in --fadfj town i-gater than ever before. . An immense success he has achieved been of Jiis owi working. ! . '.,' A. 'PARKHH. - , .Ajiothe of. the natives of Salisbury whe is actively -engaged in .mercantile pursuits i; "Mr. Parker. His specialties m trade f on Id be djihetilt to define un- iess we matte an inventory or scock, i and lifei$ too siiort ami our space too i limited for that. Briefly- defined, his j dw -irtments are: groceries, provisions, i toys, holiday goods of all kindsT and a Well eqtiipped bakery - -the., only one in ,LwJ Xw ? r"..utL:-..l iisssetwn, A rjAOlCALpURS FOO&jfi-.-. f: " i: -i .,tnce,or iffTPlVf-'n'S He cv,r i.rr.m rk. A,ii -V 9 Kl-rji-'c ..i... :..r,d Prjii WMkBPss.c.VL.rtiVlfhdi! 1. IjfrNts.kii.-tm. re. iiltl l-V tlirtliiJ Af-ei;Men. klt': ' TESTtO FCriLCVCS SiX Y":ars :jy vhz in :.:aky Tijou5w Cases. if mi. . v 1 re. "f: Villi tlPT.. r '". t;:.-- rV.l '.-a'prrori- :t-fl :.ppnci.CiU Mr. Parker began Iris, "present: busv ngan ir.s. present: ousir muraber ofjisitors' will be in the city, j nessinl$70, and during the years that apd many qf them will se(J the jipit-oi ,qf their country -for the first time.--li It b3gin3 to lopk as if the last repub- t' 'l. ...t -1 '- l S - j " 11 i i i ' il ican presiaeni , mionaeu to oevote tne few remidnihir days of republican -ink- 1 ( 1 . ' i ' 1 1 ' ' -u.,. ,. ..;.y.. v. l i. l..,,. lavj ui.ucivc.jjvu Mine . iicii ir: n.i ucjc'ii. b ii In additi i n -i if" very earnest ia the w ork: ot building up r-jule to fixings iiis friend-J in icjDmtjbrt;v-' bier postttidrtS, trjiwhich;?he has little more right than to the furnitture of the rWhite Hoiise, the country ; having de clared in favor of xa new niarj, and as a i u c oya ccci)R t mi ueas u re. faheorrespoiH!eu' isadveittftit tf jers Oar to the adoptiou of an ammendment to that effbet wh-u the bill was before the House ho other day. . - ; ! .In.-.A!atamaiaiid South Carolina, too, they ha va Ikjcu diseiusiug the pistol. At Anijsta the vigorous enforcement' of the law 'again st carry i ng concealed wen nous ja doiiiga creat (hul ofgood in The coiia- Mat cftvf i 4ifuAed. .i A 1 efwfrtm WtavU u.i'.'S:"aJ5i innm "PA ....: i f. ' t Hl.-B ...2-1 .1 jfl.: v, jmciicii, nnu alter wander- '-'" ir--uTico-i.uex mkc auect in -followed by J that of Andrew'Draperas r.. .3 .. . t ii .n a t - i ' - . uuge or me vourt or commissioners of Alabama. Claims. - Mr. Draper" has no' Quahfication' for the otJice. He is simply rmf personal friend of the president, and the appoiiithient is of , and from the motive that-dis- his tijkae1 s In a4ution to his large rer tail patronage he lias' a considerable wholesale! trade, and ' he also informs Mint this husint. -both at whole sale casli and retail is almost -wholly-for -in fact, like a sensible' business man," he ; doesn't think much of the cred it system. sequence; cemjel. iought the premises lie pointment of Carpenter to be governor "occupies about ten ' years ago. Tlie ot Montana territory and ot'lMvis to be judge of the Court of Claims vt now the class. graced, the Grant era. bunding, which joms Kluttz s drug store, is ,a substantial brick structure, l(M) feet deep, and all of it is used for business purposes, in the .various, de partments -of the liouse he employe an average , force of rive persons and is also himself kept as busy as can be. His fancy grocery and toy trade, con stitute a special feat urc of the house. bind no pains are tpared to make these mepanment-very. complete. , over an ).i n. ' i- ' iit rM i . .... - i. ana mrougu an mr. rangers ppsonai Alabama, where tho bractice bfxcarrvinir concealed wennousr has beenbrought into disrejmte of late years in cousequehce of a lartyiumber of persons who were ad-1 dieted ti? it having lieeu convicted and put to wovkju tho coal mines iu default of payia.a heavy fine. If we adopt ed something like the coal mine treat ment, we Miduld easily sol ve the problem. Chronicle. .-, s-t Little RocKAArk Ann ht thecleslature met -in joint session to- I eM- S'U jhe firstX ballot Jones, TepreseuVativ frornTthe third congressional district ;Iected Unit cd States Senator. Thyots stood Jones 72, Dunn, 40 CK.- Breck jidge 3: nv cenrv to cnoice U4, south Iredell hrdy has had the singular fortune ; tp have been- married! three times iri'tfiahie'hoii'.i.n the same room of thg h'ouesand to' three Men who came from the same house and had the same initials: ,YrA, B. Miss JlJT, DavidT soflTwas first married to Mr, Augustus Byersj after his death to Mr. Archie Tt, r t. " li Tli'Tmiz:'- "luw i-uci ij.l, jyryvji sueai ii iu supcmaiQii i a liberal c 1 i felt.- :eS Tv thft'pnrsuit of policy by being )rompt and relialdt he has made for limself many and warm friends, and theV wiil, we are Mne. join us m wish-. Board of Hxaminers next I h ar m at e u t i c a 1 license. Theo. F. Kluttz & Co." have one of the most extensive houses of its kinid in the interior of the State, and ; con- trol a very considerable lobbins: asi well as retail trade. The house also prepares some proprietary remedies such as Kluttz' Chill Cure, Morgan's! Cattle Powdti-s, Kluttz' Worm Syrup Kluttz' Cough Svrup. Quick, Cure, &c'. and it also makes its own. tinctures. ajj of which are guaranteed tojjCrrPfas to strenbth and purityr-" .J, In sTXjek weliote -TtotronTy all that belongs" to 'fhfdrug trade proper, but w se- that the house makes special ties of books, fancy goods and sundries of all kinds. In other words, the -purchases are made in good tuste, and the people respond with a liberal custom Alfof which leads us 'to-tell the whole story in siinoie phrase: the house is reliable. well-likM bv all, -and is pros-1 pering, as it' deserves 'to do. M. L. MCTNTYRE. ' Another of the representatives of the furniture trade that the" Watch man finds 'occasion to "speak of to-dav is M. L. Mclntvre. .1 . i? II . - -AT more m the way oi uiauuiaeiivring than any one if not all the 'other deal- era combined.' but this manufacturing is confi ned ; to t h medfutn ' priced nd cliea per grades -or goods, such as tables, washstands, rafes, &c. He also manu-r faetures p.. large nor cent, of the bed steads he sells, utilizing native walnut and poplar as well as other woods. Mr. rMelntyre has been a resident of Rowan couiity for the past thirty vWrs. orio-inallv eomincr frorii Rutlier- , . -T 3 , . . ... ford couhtv. By trade he is acarpen-f t!;e Superior h? case of V. 15y virtue of ajdeereeof Court of Stanlv Cuii! v. in Mar.ney against JiinH -? (i.'Tcwis. I vill sell at public. -audit n a-t the Court Ifouse door in the town -of Salisbury on Jnud.iy the 2d day of 'Magch, t he undivided one-fourth interest iu the mills and tract of hind situated aid being in the county of Jibwan on the Yadkin li'tver o-se-liall't mile above Bringle's Ferry, a Ijoininjr the ' lands of theJLleiri ai Law of Lawrenee j Ih iiigle dvil., andiotlters, containing abr.iit 200jlcres, known i the Moruan Iill ai.(i ; ill tr;tict. Thercs a -ood merchant aud orriti AliM Bfw n-kill Mini ,,. ,. . on this laiKl".' TheT water power isr-t-'xci'l-k-nt,, i Terms cash. Pdrsons desirir.tr furthir information. will please call u. or write to ; me. Ml L. HOLM.KS, Com'r Feb. 2d, 1S35. j ' l:it 1 ' TJtl. Cfto Ilonth, - $3 0l5 Tv.-o Isloil'lif!. - P,,!K2 " is If : of tr.e to. : iTtrm'n iP-' -! 'f : : .'.: h iw lonth, - $3 -00j-i7v !:,...t;.f-r.,miW HARRIS COK'tlZmtt ' oog4 N. am sr., F'.V:;u:s. :-io. FIfSTOR0 PFJ-fC-Ot:-::! f'-ta Truss. Vt 0 Ak for i-r-;--. u! f vn'-CPt. WS GrX-jrx2 Xj'.tJt: ... 'Jk AIAl" TS T3 jCSV HTTTT JTi r ARE YCU- TEOUB'LE Dte;V; CASH FOR. O-HAIN ! Twill pay the highest market price for Corn ,a.ii(l Wlieat delivered at inv Jljli in Salisbarv, in oithrr Cash or Trade." j I'. II. !!vtiVN.: 15:1m f I If fo. to wm we bri n ( i oi . i -i v'oaj fort anw grcti joy. You can CUBED and re-itorcdUnt -perfect I He doubtless does ; ip.ris!:iti.n to nnif Graded Schools NOTICEj I Is hereby giveu-.JLhat r.p.lication will b made to the present General Assembly for V K.. Female It ia a ppeeial remedy tainin to the womb, and man carrenre herself 1v ' ..- T. ... 'V uons. u is especially ,e; .( U - I'.Uc.-isrt p?f iti-Jiiyeut ,. .! Jirrt-! sen i. general aswiiiimv ioi i ; ; ; .. s ,en!d the law concerning the or ,uimful men 3rnauW f tL. i "... and partial rrohniFus. It af.iorK niiioe'"1'' M?: ' I MiTSm tt i ' ' relief andpcrman'enjivieBtcn. .!, mep y C vii tin it (fe F. J. SalhVunt G. Jan. 28, 1885. (t function. Aa rernelv to b friticaLperi'd known as "( :: am: this invaluabie pr.tii.iicti; i - v,r.v- . ,..) , u t-i tw rfwu 1; LlfE, M: t ' j T-r -r :r ' -in T . ." . ""-it r 13 v virtue of a vemlltidni exnoum issued out iviijfc,..uct . of the Superior Court of'fcowan Ctuuitv in IR. J. TRATFiKri) dkrr lr fiivkr nf if.irrl. f Ti.u.i.i,, nf1 .H.ri-a hi.'fj i en st-vt-ral hollies t.f yr:r 1 1 . . at law of Joseph K. Dobbin, a.-dne.; Gt-tn-ge Hex and others, ini mv hands for collection. tl will sell at pu'blic auption, at the Conrt- , jT'-'ij j "T" "-"i jjjouj-4twTir-Tlib town of Salisbury, cn ter arfd builder, and he contmucsto-p i . "w. -' do something at thaflast-tear having superictmledhebuilding of the Na- tioimt-- ranii. Jir weir l " .1- J.l L The 2d Day at March, 1885, the following rcalf property, viz: (1) A tract ot Iqnd Corisi:-.t i n of 81 acres, more or less, situated in bteele Township. Holmps' new perwy. ; not oren klis;farniire store until July, t-F. OrahauV, Lnurd Barker, and others; be- ; 1 ' THKO. K-Kn'BATJV.- 1372.:and ' since then he.- has been the j giving at a stakf, coiner of Xo. 2, on Jno. Fcv if iciy: buiineshterpnscs m Uecmient of a right gcol trade in.whioh f s- Graham V hue,thcncc X -1 EJiO.TTIchi 4ali5hrr.."havA rr.itA such a de- I .i ..5Ir.-.,.. u., ; i to a stake, ,tomciio. 2, thence N. 88i W. ii ' -"' -" JLJV' . - , -iT VI 111 TM' if I 1 1 1 1 J f H If" I IU l III' Itli ll 1 - i . i - m -r ji . T iij.i. jmeus-viriuuaro. ic.eyniSD3in(js ftf Wm-r-iV r' . .mn fn whir-b wp 1 r ? Tf , "r3ii -1 x j. ! i. ens-. to nsiHsKP, corner oi jno. 4. tuenoc efOlf&df-ik&oB Bjlli' laH teFt 1 U until M- i sPlcllon? t iS !t .PtS. P W. 57.G0 cs. to a state, tjicnee N, Davidson1 townshin A.t bVti?o" ln ,JS",' or 1l?tli Mt earrv jast such lines 01 goods as the j rj0, E: to tle beinniu-jr, Ixjcg lot No. 3 5 a eachmamage 'tb 1 v" i'"-- " , . 1 iiiem at fiucii nnies as w t:v nmim uic ; vS---". 1 1 for fairing of tlie v oniii iud il r u'.ned, ol sixteen years r.a:i:t believe I am cured ewtijiVl v, !; i i at-idJ. nur lieirtic"it tluink. ;.r.i r 1 i " i 1 .'.1' fl - grHiuiKie. 1 ki;, w your ui. lif fio you ?ee I cannot 6?r(:: its favorr I hare reootfcrm !.'' cf iuy frit'ndrt who are witlt ri-, loirs verv rep; ( t!:n!y. - Mfi:s.:Y.'. ! Oi;r Trca'iso on the tie&P mailed, free. Eu.FirLu Kk.';l i.a;t 'i' living at thld; 0avidspi. place, in the' same towahipv where lateKlives fiiid whiefcjowned by hi iinS which is one mile, fxcrm,theByefs place whence all of her hnsrjSim$.-5fisi77? LandmarJ,,f c t 1 NojrffeC5ioiifrixosG h Jrtfi-ther Houses on; tMdiiesfibn of 171 day, x-GovernorxBerry,sletter wlthqtbf p&e4kfhMtrict Upkfion j)iilpjtrtV: Carolina' membei VcTtedJay iivrtsept rJuige 'JHno voted nol j - The bill - was passed, i - On the question of the passage oi the army appropriation bill all the North Caroli na members vote-I ayo. be purchased; the stocks of stationery carried by t other merchants -were of the mgk indifferent '"character,' and it cer tainly seemed as if i he times were verv J propitious for establishing a store that should cater to the needs ot tiie people in these respects. t ., -Mri aerbauiu saw andimproved the opportunity. He is a young man-a native j of nfesia. and! for the , past tvyplvcrj years ?a Tunrprthc United States.!, Kine -jears ago he ' came to SaEsury and at "first was emplo jel as hpej? '-cjerk, arid it wa.f not- until 79 that he' bVgatp trade for himself. Now his cstablisHirlent.is one that hftnyty well take a reasonable degree of pride in. Not only is I it a complete Ix-ok ,1 ! i 1. . . 1 11 , 1 ! .11 .4-1. It. .-iioifj ij ir i h itnim.iT 1 . iiwmhi KflTiGE ! them at such pnees people's rejach. The 'fesult hasWna t'2) Another iii'ctf in ! said township, ad- goouiy 11st perous tratl tinue to jrow. L. E. STEETtK Wl srore uere ou tue u.u 01 ..uuil j aw t-ns. 10 a uiftcu oak. tuenctfN HC4 . . - . " it 1 1 J,.; . L - - r . . ; , . last, ltSj ,e,viaent he ma not propose j i.io cus. xo tup beginning, contairt.ii to "hide fits luzhf under a bushel, for e res, if rag iotNo. 4 m the division of theJ he had secured the best and one of the pobbin deceased. - moe stands in town, j the ' of-r-Utomers. and ia prog-i joining the alxvf described lot-, be-jin-ning I which we hoie to see cori- j at a stae on John S Graham's line corner j . w 1 : to l-o. 3, thentej i. 1 h. 57.J.0 chs. to a - : t stake, 'corner to JNo., D, thence X. h0$ W. ' L E. STEETtK. " "1 17.30 chs. to a stake in the creek.' thence S. .' i', ' 1' 4 f 19.69 chs. to a fiitkorv, thence K. 8frJ K. I 1 hen Hr, Steere opened a new drug J5 50 chs. to a Uacl.. ;mk t.ence s 3o E e here on "the tiUth of .epkmbcrj t-hs. to a blck oak, thervcK. gCi'-E,4 Tiie firm of Shrpabi r.r.rvftors of- K ' r 1 1 been tiiis uav ...- at the north-west corner of Innes St'r :ahd public square, better .krtown as Ross" old stand. . .He fitted up the pre tatilv. fitoeked them with a C. C. KRIDEIJ, -Sh'JT of Ro .vaa Col Salisbi-rv, X. ('. , 13:1m.' ' JV ' - '" : - I! 1 A mf ' I ''.".;iii2hi7'!f'T ' ... Til V-i : Ufi 1 r , tf .r.l'iL'l I'A I I'-HeTv!. -r.l ..''' UhLI 1, I1,; o'lveM h n.wviai j-jt tj Jan. 1Mb. l-- ' :;;- it 1 - y-i ! .... h k hiil .. feh assorimeut of thcthonfanrt and WIW iSiiSiSf grig Mian VmilVgc -E. f I4 Ann rbintr ihat belonf? to the modern , fencers succeed grandly.. Xane rail. Temtsfiee. Iv, nrl.lre the urrpiii't.-ir. lk iv Au - - 1 v. I i. . 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