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ilbburr, H. G, , IfAT; Hth, ' 1884.
SCHEDULE. ii
t3 kOS?i
JAST. J f STATIONS.
till
A i 45 i
Salisbury
Btateavriie
Xtwton
Hickory
jlorganton
Marion
Old Fort
Kound Knob
BUck Mountain
aaaevuie .
Alexander's
larxhall
Warm epilogs
i Train No. 1,
WEST.
Lv. ls.os a. m.
At. 1 OS "
1.48 "
S.lO "
4. X6 '
S.44 r
5. M,
.58 "
T.W
t.5 "
t.45 M
10J .'
11. Si
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Train No. ,)
( 44 p.m.
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STATIONS,
Aabevllle 1 ;
Pigeon Kim!,
Wayneavllle I
(Train Xo.
I'Lv.i .
'Ar.lll.li
rla ' - 1 7 and 8 run dally.
Train iff $ connects at 8lsbMrfwUi i. K.
from all poittta 8out b. ; I
Coaflectf at Salfcburj itH B.
"Ronijli on Rats'V clears out Rata,: Mice..
15cts. ,"?.- X ; i'Y:, .!
' "Rough on Corns for Corns, Bunions.
Thin people -"Wells'' Health Jcrctrer"
rrstorcs litalth anhTigr, cures djspepsia,
.Rough onTootiiache," instant relief. 15c.
Lailies m !h would retain freshness and
SQtchy d6n't fail to try "Wells' health
it e ewer." - ;
UUCIlU-paiUa,'' great KHincjanu wnuarj
cure. . - .. ., - . - rl f:.
? Flies, roaches, ants, bed-lu, rats, mice,
cleared out by MUuiih ou Rats." lyC , ;
"Rough on Cougli," trocjies, locj liquid
23c. i ' .. v';f":i;-
, for children, alow-in devc!opmcnt, puny
and dtlicatet use "Wells' Health Kenewer.
'Rough Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try
it. j 15c. J
Kervous Weakness. iD vspensia, j Sexual
Debility cured by "Wells' Health Rcuewer."
Mother Swan's Worm Synip; for feverish-
ness, winns, constipation ; -rasieici-v aoc.
1
P., It. from
all ooJnU North and from Katfelsh. ConnecU at
uuamiewiUi A. T. to. imt. of c.r.i A. It.
Jt 1 0onoecta at Warm Oprlnfts with E. Tenn.. Va.
K.K.forXlomstowpantpolntHW'ci.l,AV
: Train Fo. 8
, at Warm Sprlnja with E. T. Va. Ga.ltR.
ilorrwbwa the West k .V. connects at
111 wtlhA.T.JtO, Dili Of C (L. A.R.H.
al Salisbury wlU K. K. It. for all polnja
- trth and Eaat and for Kalffa.
' - T&rongh Tickets
sale at Sillsbury, Statesville, Asbcrlile and the
w Springs to all principal cities.
A. O. P. A.
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- PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WOOD MAKUPACTC11ES. : .
Articles of easy JIahe thai ice Import.
A Practical View of the Opportunity
Uffertd jor juavLUjaetarxng tn
ICorth Carolina. u:: X'- -
(A. paper fead before the Watartg Club of
Jtaieign.- r . y
Nortli Carolina claims to have'120
different timber lre, out ofthe 33
. ; j. - : x -
fbunrl in the Uuitcxl Statt-ar One luh
ilreU and thirteen specimens were ex
hibited at Rostont is said, and caeli
one of these could be put to some
good use, if we only knew how to do
it. Our woods include nearly all of the
nicest and largest soft woods, cypress,
juniper, cedar, poplar, pine, &v.f all
is; of very inferior hickory, too; wag
ons from Ohio and 'Illinois, buggies
t he cheapest-come from Ci nci n ha
i and Indianapolii made by machin
ery, of course.: They drop to pieces
willt j a,-y ear's use. Bodies of rbng
gies and carriage, bass,, ash and oak,
.4' ' m l "i " I .': P.
made m loiumbus, unioj snaiis anu
ongucs from the same place. .
Bui let us turn from this Iiu mil ia-
ing( spectacle and enumerate the; few
Stinging irritation, all Kidney ahd Uri-1 of the most valuable hard Woods
nary ion, plaints cured uf P' UJekory, white oak, maplu, dgwood,
Ni-ht sweats, fever. cliitls, m alariardys- aiui ersiaimon, aim me very u
eps!ji, cured by "Wells' Health Renewcr." fife ornamental Wootls, like our wal-
ri"""?.? XT Mt, cherry, mountain .maiiogany m
newer." fl. - ' ; the West, liolly, am? our red bay in
If you are 'failing, broken,- worn but and 1 the Eist. ! But 1 with all these splen-
nervous, use "Wells' Health Renewer' fl. . fincgt bf a gtate
Prevalence of Kidncv com plaint m Ainer- . - , n
ica? "Buthpaiba' is quick, cjomplete at Hie present clay, we are practically
cure, $1.'
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t tired
on sa
.KERB CUAIGE?
L. II. CLEMENT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT.
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BALisBUur, N. C.
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Feb. 3n1, 1681.
: BLACKMER & HENDERSON
5 Attoraeja, Cotuulors
c. ; tv vi and S.Ueltor-J
S' 8lUbnir,'K. C. i
J. M. JtcCORKLE. T.F. KLUTT7.
ibcCOKlXCill KLUTTZ,
M ATTORNEYS ip COUNSELORS
. Salisbury, N. C.
Office on Council
Court Hoase.
37:tf 1
Street, opposite the
IELOOB
AnditS4inparalclled abuses, are fully and
frly discussed in a neat 8 page bookj
tnmiled free in any. address, by Blood Balm
Cu.i Atlanta, 3a. J
Drop a postal for; it, as every man and
woman needs it and will be dejiglited with
its valuable and entirely new revelations.
SHALL
VOICES
4 Sometimes shake af Nation of people and
rouse them to action. Expressions simi-
lartO ihefoljowlnff, from a well known
Druggist of Atlanta, pour in from sections
-wpere IS. IS. is. has been used;
V'! '; '."X I Atlanta, June 12, 1884.
It is our firm belief tliet B. B. B. is the
K8T Blood Purifier on the mnrketi We
r telling four orjgre lottles of it to ONE
of any other preparation of the kind. It
has failed in no instance to give entire sat
isfaction. Alerit isrt ho seciet.
W.P.S,MITI1 & CO., Druggist-
This ia the only blood medicine known
hat combines fui'cl action, certain elfcct,
xheap price and unbounded satistactmn.
PROVE
That one single bottle of B. B. B. will do
aa much work ui-curing Blood .poisons,
:6kin ASectioiis, Scrofula, Kidney Troubles,
hiaii ii aim iiiiuiuniiMU n ail UOillCS Ol
any other preparation on earth. '
n- One fitty-year-old chronic ulcer cured :
Scrofula of children cured with on ttottle.
It never fads. fWe hold home proof in look
v firm. ; Send tot it. Large bottle $1.00, six
lor $3.00. j - i! - A ; . ,.
Expressed on receipt of price, if your
uruggist can supply you. address
J BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
LIVER
2S YEARS IN USE
Tat Orsateit Medical Triumph of fha Age!
SYMPTOMS OF
TORPID
Xofl of appetite Bowels ceatiTe, Paia la
che head with a dall aenaaulea In the
bach , part Pala aader the) ehaalder-.
blade, Fallaeea after eattat with a dis
inclination to exertion of body ermind.
Irritability of temper, Low spirits, wlth
feelinc of haTing neglected somedaty
Weariaess, Dizziness, Flattering at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache
over the right eye Restlessness with
fltfal dreams. Highly colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION. 1
I'UTT'S FILLS are especially adapted
to each eases, one dose effects such a
cnango of feeling aatoastonlslitbeBufferer.
They Increase tne Appetlte,nd cause the
body to Take on Flesbtthus th sTstem W
Boarished.and by their Tonic Action on
tas UigesUTO Oiaas,nesrnlar Stools are
produced. Price 25c. 44 Wnrray Wt..Wf.Y.
TUHS HAIR DYE.
Ghat Hath or Whiskshs changed to a
Glosst Black by a single application of
this Dte. It imparts a natural color, acts
instantaneoasly. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of f 1. i
Office, 44 Murrey St., New York.
tfflSTiTFT
J W CELEBRATED
'
To the needs of the tourist, commercial
traveler and new settler, llostetter's Stom
ach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since it
strengthens the digestive organs, and
braces the physical energies to unhealth
ful influences. It removes and prevena
malarial fever, constipation, dyspepsisjl
healthfully stimulates the kidneys awl
bladder, and enriches as well as purine!
fatigue,
and debilitated find it a reliable source a
the blood. When overcome b
-whether mental or physical.
the
renewed strength and comfort. For sale
by alLDrugguts and Dealers generally,
FOUTZ'S !
HORSE AND CAT1LE POWDERS
5
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;l f ij' -s
FASHI011ABLE MILLINERY!
UBS. EATE MEDERNACH,
Is pleased fo announce to the -ladies ol
Salisbury and surrounding country; that
the has opened a! MILLINERS STORE in
Crawford's new building on Main Street,
adjoining ! the room formerly 'ot'cupicd b
Blackmer Ai Taylor as"a Hard ware House.
She U prepared to fill orders and respeet
fuUy4nvites ladies to call and ins)cct her
stock. Can Supply on short! notice any
article not in ; Store. . Believes j her work
will not only ive satisfaction but usurp
Will till orders, promptly and I at charges
v. as moderate a poaaible. Indelliblc'stanin
Inim any kind of material for Braiding
i and embroidtrv. alo free hand .drawin"
" for Motto; Hat bands. Handkerchiefs, &c.
any size, plafu toi elaborate.
Mar.37:tf.
- 5o nRss will 1ie of ColkS rK-rr or Lcso Fa
If Koutx lowder ite iwd In time.
Vwxtz- rovder will rmv and present Hoo CnoMtiu.
Fontz's 1'owrtirs -will prevent Cafk ix Fowl.
F.riu rwier will increase the qnjintitT of milfe
n1 rrcnni twenty per ccnu and make tiie butter firm
ami tweet. - . -
Fnuw I'owrters will rnre or prevent alnwwt Xvkkt
VirAtr to whteb Horse mid ( attic lire snbjecC i
'0.r,' Powukbs witjL otvit SATisr icnox. !
6old everywhere. ,
DAVIS E. FOTJTZ. rropritor.
. BAiria?onE,mj. .
TAPE VORP.
i An emineht German scirntist hai recent
ly discovered from a root txtntct,Jau
luUtpeyto fbr Tape Worm. j!
It 1 pleasant to take and is not di stress
ing to the patient, but h pcculia h ken
ing and stupefying to. the Tapi Worm
wnicn loosens its noia oi its victim and
pisse away lrt & natural and easy maivner.
enureiy wuoiei witu ueaa, and whilcy still
alive.. - v ";H V "
One physician has uscd this snoriF,.
over 400 case! witfrout a srn je failure to
void worm entire.; Success guaranteed. So
rtay: required tintu removed iwith head
v: - ' Ben4 stamp ftirctrcnUr and terms.
1? Park Place, New York. ,
m
i.
Are you failing, try Wells' Health Ex
. XEWE3, a pure, clean, wholesome
For Brain, Kerres. Stomach, Livery Kidneys,
Langs. An Unoquaied Inrignrant, Cores
DTSPEPSIA
Headache, Fever, Ague, Chills,
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Kice to take, true merit, tmequaled for
UKPiu.. LlVbK ana Nlgnt
J
pweais, nervous weaimess,
Malaria Leanness, Sexual Decline.
SlX) per bot. 6 for 5.00, a Druggists.
E. a Wells, Jersey City, N. UTfe. A.
I1QV7 IS THE TIME TO SUB
SCRIBE FOR THE GAROLIHA
VATCHf.WN.SlBO.
Buchu-Paiba
Remarkable Cures of Catarrh of the
Bladder, Innammation, Irritation of Kid
neys and Bladder, Stone or Gravel Dis
eases of the Prostate Gland, Dropsical
Swellings, Female Diseases, Incontin
ence of Urine, all Diseases ofthe Genito
urinary Organsln either sex. For Un
healthy or Unnatiial Discharges use
also "Chapta's In jeclon Fleur," each $L
i. '..ruius, ci'inr oontractea or
neredttary taint, use Crispin's Constito
Won Bitter Svruo. Sl.OOrwr bottle, and
taapto'a Syphilitic POs. $2.00: andCha
phs Syphilitic SarviTSLOO. 18 bottlea
onip. s oi niis, i salve, by Express on
Uiir."4 cr at ururcisw.
R y7""-. Jerff v ptyt N-J-. s. a.
without an man u factories of wood
of more than neighborhood irupor
tauce. Cutting vojtl into planks or
blocks and shipping it. is not manu
factoring it. We ship barrel staves,
spoke timber, dandle timber, shuttle
and bobbin blocks, lo be made into
the manufactured articles at the
North. We sell our magnificent cher
ry and walnut logs, worth $50 and
$100 when cut into boards, for $5, or
it may be $10. Our birth-right for a
mess of pottage !
The following facts are submitted
in cvideuceTof this state of thing.:
AUTICLES OF WOOD SOLD IX KALEIGU
MANUFACTURED OUTSIDE OF NOUHH
CAROLINA.
Furniture, all comes from Balti
more, Cincinnati, Grand Rapidx, &c.
One lot of furniture frouvChattanoo-
ira, known to be made from Western
North Carolina walnut. The. new
"a S W '
turniture lor the laiborounn was
brought from Michigan, and travelled
right through our walnut and cherry
forests (via Western North Carolina
Railroad.)
Well bucket.", we mention the arti
clcs as we found them, of white oak,
from Nashville, Tenr.
Axe and oilier handles, hickory
and while oak, from Baltimore and
the West. Small tooj-hahdlesf beech,
oak and hickory, from New England.
Ditto, from Georgia- Buckets, tub,
&c, from white pine, ash, cypress,
cedar, juniper, all eome from -oril
New York and Baltimore; The buck
et factory at New Berue failed, we
are told, on account of bad work.
There wares dropped jo. pieces
want of knowledge and skill, and not
the fault ofthe timber. Grain mcas
tires, bushel and half-bushel, all from
Baltimore and New York. Broom
all from North and West.' Baskets
from Baltimore and New York, while
our u pla uds are full f ilgood white
oak, and our bottoms of wi How
Kitchen utensi Is, bread-lr&ys, all from
the North when our jWipaw gum
makes the lightest, nicest tray ever
seen: biscuit-rollers and boards come
from New England, of course; coffee
mills from Connecticut; churns from
Ohio- and Michigan ; faucets from
Pennsylvania and New England;
spoons, butter-paddles and skimmers
it takes a Yankee to condescend to
such small . things, though they sell,
wholesale, at 25 to 50, ccuts a dozen.
Maine makes theshoe-pejrsaiul clothes
pins from her beech, and doing it a I
together by machinery, makes money
at it.
Bench screws and carpenters' wood
en tools and hai d.es are made in
Connecticut from beech, oak and
nickory mostly. They must buy their
material somewhere, for they have no
tine-irraiued hard wood, h
7 Strpladders, on sale in Raleigh,
were made at Erie, Pa., in New York
State and New England. Great nuin
bers are sold. ; Frames j for looking
illass Von would be astonished-to
w j - -
hear liowmany of thecarc sold -are
all made in Mail. e, Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. Other kinds ot
frame and moulding conies from Bal
timore and New -York.
The win el barrows used on our rail
roads, the ' p:ckhan lies! and shovtl-
haudlcs, aU come from Ohio. So do
the snathes and hoe-handles that lh"
farmers use. But we cannot go into
the list of agricultural implements
A few are made at home: but, if we
follow the most of them up, they will
lead us to Cincinnati and . Cleveland,
O'.i'to; to Chicago, to Indianapolis, to
South Beiid, Ilf., and into the North
west.
In a carriage shep in Raleigh, can
bs found wheels tnudc ill jlndianaptf
standard articles of trade mautifac-
in North Carol iua and found
e in Raleigh.
HOME WOODEN MAN UFACTURES.
Ilandles, beautiful while hickory
from Greensboro. "Why don't you
get I hem all from there ?" we asked.
Because they are too dear, we buy
our cheapest handles in Baltimore,"
the ' merchant answered. The only
factory-made hollow ware which we
found was fish tubs and barrels, aiu
wretched things they were, good tim
ber but bad work. Rims and spokes,
the best are home-made, .we were as
sured. The carriage man affirmed
that 'the best buggies were made at
home, but he could not say the same
for the wagons.. The one standard
article of trade in which: we now com
pete successfully with otttsi le raauu-
fnctorirs is sash and doors. Thcsc-were
i fw years ago imported also,iiow we
can make them - at home as cheap us
we can bnv them in Baltimore. Vre
iave heard of one regular furniture
actory at Old Fort, McDowell coun
ty, but we do nut ce jany furniture
rom there in these parts. And here
with the whole story of North Caro-
ina wooden manufactures is told !
Put it by the side of her limber re-
i !' . . i 1
sources, ana are we uoi asuamcu
of it.
What is the cause of this state of
things? Will anybody say that it is
best it should be so, that we can affbid
to pay for these things with our wheat,
cotton and tobacco? Every one knows
that the profits in nianulacluring are
far greater than in growing wheat,
cotton or tobacco, while) the existence
of factories in a community always
:ut-anccs the nrie'e of evervthinir the
" - w
farmer sells. No, dont let ussophis
ticate, but acknowletllge the corn !
We don't know how to make , these
things to good advantage, and, there
fore, we do some menial or less skill
ed labor and buy an our wooden
manufactures from our smal ler neigh
bors. If we had an . institution in North
Carolina which would teach our boys
the life of the lathe, the plaining amfc
moulding machine and all other
woo l working machinery, along with
general mechanics, how long do you
think it would take! those boys to
stop this exportation of crude timber
and this importation of wooden manu
fact u res ? j
Ciias. W. Dabney, Jr.
oi Arkansas LorlisiaUa'alirl Mississippi.
ond those of the mountainous regions
of Georgia North Carolina and Kentuc-
ky and West Virnik.v West of the
Rocky mountains along the slope of the
coast range in Northern California, . ex
tends al long irregular-belt of timber
that would yield from r one hundred to
two hundred cords per acre, jffhUe in
Oregon and Washington Territory there
arc bodies of timber hearier than any
that can be found elsewhere, some . of
which in j Washington Territory, run
ning up to the British line, would, cut
over two hundred cords to the. acre.
The most important information to
be drawn from these maps is the enor-
mpur extent to which the heavy growth
of our forests has been destroyed, and
the great; changes that must ultimately)
be produced in our climate unless -our
remaining resources are regulated by
law. -
NEMIES.-It Is sdid that bees and KTf;H MflWlV SL
wasps will not sting a persou v
skin ; imbued wftir lioney Hence, I
aa.Cln, 1WL
hose wboare hitclUciposel to the
venonvof those little creature?, when
ftlie liave occaslo.il to hive bees or
ake ; a nest of wasps smear their
faces and hands withdioney, which is j Leare Charlotte..
found to be the best, preventative
l.i.,tn.a im n onnvPil with insult. I AiT.Greensboro
II licti - h . . -r- ---- 1 n i
persecution and Opposition from per Arr. Hillstoro...
verse .d. nial.a.rso.,,, the y gftgziL
1..1 JnAmmi VirMitikt tliptr venom is to r -
s-7 c. asa:ssasww u - - - BK. ,
i .... Iiborl n tiriiTPV. lt Arr.Goldsboro
nave iucij"t' fcfv.. p.., .
every -part be saurated jwith meek
ness, gentleness flrSearance, and pa-
Couipressiusf Air in Biriniiiffbain.
. ! - - 't
A very remarkable kind of publier
meeting iwas laieiy neiu in Dirmi.wg-
ham a meet in: which seems a tr first
trlance to be without precetleliti I
was called by the promoters of the
ower
uuijijP, mix
; DIVISION
COHDEHSjral
1 " ,-'!
TRAINS (iOiXQ e.st
M 0- si. 1 . 3
7.27s ". 1 r i
li.4Jjt V
1.43
3.00 J
i5.1$ 'f J.
tience, and the most spueiui enemy
(will be disappointed in his endeavors
to inflict a sting.
No. lailyicfc
Leave Greensboro
Artive at Raleigt! 11.54
Arrive at Goldsboro 5.00 a m"
No.51 Connects t (ireiniAr.
R R for all points Konh.fEaind V
Danville. At Kalisbury riih V 5 f
all points in Western Jf? C i n r.fc
with W & W R iR daily! No," 5T0I(lsb
connect art Greensboro with R au t U
for all points on ihe Salt&i Eraiic r. M(
Jan.6lh, 1881.
BTrmingham Compress Air IJ
Company, who have obtained ah act
of Parliament for the distribution, for
manufacturing purposeS over a con
siderable area of the town of Birming
ham, of air strongly comnressed at a
. . a
central Station. The Town Co unci
have aecorded their moral support to,
the scheme, after receiving favorable
reports - from Sir F. J. Brum wel l and
Mr. Henry J. 1. riercy ; and the ob
ject of calling the recent meeting was?
says the Journal of Uas Lighungr to
explain fully the nature and extent of
the proposed undertaking to sucn in
habitants of the borough as might be
interested in the scheme, either as fu
ture consumers or as investors.
The meeting seems to have been
very successful in every way. Sever
al experts spoke simply and practical
ly in support of the scheme; and if
an intelligent audience ot power users
thoroughly alive to everything that
might improve their pecuiary interest
cannot be got together iu Binning
ham, it is very ditficult to imagine
where such an assembly could be col
tected. Judging from the report of
the proceedings, the scheme was thor
ougly examined from every point of
view, anil unanimously approved ot
on grounds of economy, safety, and
cleanliness. All that now remains,
therefore, is for the company to get to
work and prove that they can arn a
dividend. This they are confident of
being able to secure; and if their an
ticipations should be realized, there
is no possible reason why the conse
quential public benefits wbich they
promise to the town shouui not be
forthcoming. It is a most inter sling
experiment, and will attract a great
deal of attention from other mauulac-
Hiring com in unities.
In New Yorlr and some other cities
we distribute hot steam from a cen
tral station, the circulating pipes ex
tending iu the aggregate for many
miles under ground. There is no rea
son why compressed air should not be
so conveyed, aud thus furnish power
to run elevators and ei giues, large
and small.
i ChailotKs Democrat: Prof. Brewer,
of Yale College, strikes a key-note of
American life when he -states that nt
tceii of j our twfnty-one. Presidents
were farnicrs or sops of farmers. There
is no calling whifh hajs greater oppor
tunities than agriculture for useful-
ness, liquor, and position, ior yonug L.eaveiioiiioro
Arrive-xuieigu
Leave M
Arrive Durban ...
M Hillsboi
Greens ro...
Leave
Arrive High Piont
Salisbury.....
Charlotte.....
TRAINS GOING WEST;!
No. 50;
Daihv.
men of ability a nl education.
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STATE OF HOBTH CAROLINA.
I Bowaxl County.
In Tns Superior (focRT,' Jax'y 10, 1885.
Samuel B. Hart, Adm'r of John M. Brown,
Sr. Petitioner, S i
Againtt ,
Gerge A. Brown, Jihn M; BrowrJr., Jo
seph F. Brown, James L. Brown, Wra. L.
Brow a, and Margaret Kerr, wife of n va. .
Kerr, heirs at law Defendants.
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No. 50 Conneelsi atl Salisburr till, in1 1
MP 1 t . . I STk
j,ins is a special proceeding orougnt oy rv,," V t . " ai. lunoiit t
the; said administrator for an order to sell A'& A" Llne for a'j H'Uf. 8omh r
the land ol his intestate for assets; and the . n V?f7 -.? -al VAiarLutteith Cfc
above named Wmi L. Brown, Margaret & V;1K-AWJ1 nitoml
1 iuu v nu-Liuiv ior ail lliiinia Sri
1
Kerr and her husband Win. S. Kerr, being
proper parties defendant- and non-residents
of this Slate and residents of Texas, said
Wrh. L. Brown, Marearet S. Iverr and urn,
S. Kerr are'hereby -notified and summoned
to appear before tls Court and answer or
demur to the petition on file in this ease,
on or before the 14ih clay of March, 1883,
or judgment will be taken pro cnfeo as to
tuem ; anu tins nonce win ue puunsneu in
the "Carolina Wntthman" newspaper 6ix
successive weeks Irom this date.) This Jan
uary 10th, 1885. j j
J. pi. HOKAII, V. S. U.
13:6w ' ! of Rowaa County.
N. W. N. C. RAILROAD.
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. KernersvDle
" Salem
Goiko North.
"WE ASK ALL"
Interested in Hids, Furs, Wool, Roots,
Feathers, Beeswax, Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
Dried Fruit, Poultry, Hay and Produce
generally to send Jbr our Price Currents.
Prompt returns oi all Consignments.
Trial Shipments Solicited.
r. l. williamsI & co.
t .
General Commission Merbiiants,
Office, 160j William St., New York.
.lily 1
Cloyer M & Jersey Cows !
Fresh Grade Jersey Milch Cows for sale
I. at my Stock larrh 12 imles West of Salis
j bury. Very nice clean Clovtr seed,als
for sale at my larm and at i-jnniss' Drug
btore, Salisbury, at Richmond prices.-
i J. M. HARRISON.
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The Secretary xt tlie Interior has had
prepared, under the direction of Special
Agent C.S.Sargent, a series of maps,
of about eighteen by) twenty inches,
showing the distribution of the primi
tive woods of the forests of the United
States; with a general map, showing, in
colors more or less deeply shaded, the
relative average densijty of existing for
ests. From this latter map it will be
found that the heaviest bodies of timber
yet; remaining, and principally pine, lie
south of the Osage river, and running
through - Arkansas and Louisiana, in
cluding hoth sibes of the Mississippi
westward to the Tennessee, across the
river southward into Alabama, and then
t iadingnbrtheastwarr1, through the hilly
and mountain region of Georgia and
North Carolina into West Virginia, end
ing in a comparatively narrow covering
strip covering a part . of the mountain
region of Pennsylvania south of Will-
iamsport. Through all the region thus
described after striking the mountains,
many varieties of hard woods are inter
mingled with the pines, arid the distri
bution of these different species of wood
are given in the series of maps which
follow, and illustrate in a specific way
the general man. Besides the heavy
bodies of timber we have described, and
which Mr. Sergent estimates would cut
from fifty to one hundred cords per acre,
theie are irregular hut much smaller
bodies on Lake Superior, on the penin
sular lying between Lakes Huron and
Michigan, and in the Adirondack re
gion of Northern New York. Outside
of I these the average cut of timber wall
not exceed from twenty to fifty cords
per acre, while in a number of States,
in' whole or in part, the average ranges
from ten to twenty cords per acre down
tome or two cords per acre. There
are some strips of timber land in Idoho,
Colorado and Arizona that would yield
in cutting from fifty to two .hundred
cords per acre, but these are insignifi
cant hen compared with tl o forests
One of the most remarkable causes of
death known to the doctors recently
came to light in Chicago. It was the
absolute turning to blood of every bone
in the body of a young man; What
was bone originally became blood red
matter that resembled liver in its normati
state, and what this red matter is the
wise.men are so far totally unable to say,
5C Geranium of the young man, they
say, resembled nothing so much as a
football, inasmuch as any portion of it
could be pushed in with the slightest
pressure of the finger and would then
resume its normal position.
The Senate yesterday in executive
s2ssion disposed of the Nicaraguan trea-
pty by defeating it. The majority was
not large, but large enough for all prac
tical purposes. Senator Vance was a
mong the strongest opponents of its ratification.
Goixo South.
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that a person about to fail in business
has no right to make an assignment dic
tating that certain creditors shall be
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1111(1 every tone, every word, and in
deed the vibration of bis voice could
be heard in New York.
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