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TIIUKSUAY. APK1L23, liS5.
s -lJ,onKR TbNEr-VVcnthcr think It
Incorrectly stated, to vrtt That
J.eads of department hi
uo eniployo who (nils to paj hts
... ... !....---iri not onlv lierix-
iircd to don fair day, wof k for the riy
jthcyr receive, but will Al be required to
1W withiuj their mcans-to pay -,-
debts as they go along. The wan who
.... - ....... trl.lpb ho either Joes, not
infon.1 touav. or of which he is ncg cct-
f..1. U next to a thief, and no thief .ought
to lmw regular t-nt ions trtm the people's
treasury. If this means, jus we take ir,
that there is to be nn endtoscouiidrclism
at Wasiiiogteii so far as this administra
tion cau end jtf it means much for which
the country should le thankful. There i
no place in the United State's 'where there
is greater need of a high ! moral example
rtfian at the cnpitol. Corrupting stream s
l,ttve issued thetico for year?, poispuing
.'"eTery cowitfunity in the laud.
Special cfcrrespondcut of the tfeict and
Qb$errer, writing tnm " asningion v.j
April 19th,isays : "It is said that the aur
niinisttatioji has a scheme on foot to re
duced the rxpeuses of collecting tlie in
ternal revenue, that may result iu annu-
ft million dollars
i y- . . ... '
,
Prom Our Regular Correspondent.
iVAsnnfQTox,'D. C, April 17, 1835x
;. . . J - . .... i ;"
All contributors to tfiis Qoltiinriwjll
address their Communications to "Yocxa
Ladies' CoiUJtJf," Wtc3-a, Salisbury,
lias uueunoii omi .7 -
a peculiarity of the present revolution
Kothinjr ofgreat political importance v 1"
bast occurred since in j last letter, 'it isrrvv-1
For the Young LadicsvColtnTiti. "V
Beware bars! This-ir a-autian,for.
youT I Riad these few lines and ponder
well, betore j you take anotner step in
. . . i.iii-a inrniiMii:- i -r : .. .-.
to ine goveniinri.i. ... ? j3 withont brass band accompani
ed in the h st Congress reducing the cis-t , j an be seeii' and :i appreciated
tiicts frortijUO to 72, but it was never . wnQ aw profoundly ao
reached. From all Teaii learer tno 1UCH i nUinted with the pollCT and' practice
i to redddc the unmber of ilistrits. sim- had been in control of
plify the t stem, and do away .with the tje"country since Grant defejited Gree
ketping o a stoiekeer and gauger at This embraces a period of twelve
distilleries! of let "tlian ten baaiivls ca- year3t and covers an era in the history
Ioi tne unitea Di.ai.es essenuaiiy uiu-reui.
from the twelve years of Republican
here, last! Thnrwlay, some oi mo asceuuau
disgra'ceful scenes ever witnessed occur- cond term. . . J
mK In llfferent sections of the city The moderation and curaspechon
ll-;Vi : ,riii. the tit.h which the m-esent administration
Willie liic r l" ovessuMi -0 v , . ,
road and itreet being black with negroes has proceeded to reform deep rooted
lion auu in Berlin 7 - . j ef A
ces seve,ey irjured. Several riots occur- kn0ledge of the political sit-
red, and hen a policemtm made an ar- . convince those i capable of
seeing andHcnowing that the wiser
paeity, w i
'During the fe
Sprcalains in regard to the effect of
n war between England and Kussia on
American interests iucliue to the ojiinion
that it will be unfavorable to the cotton-in-terest
of tlis couutiy, and particularly
favorablejto those of the West the grain
arid meat producing sections. We:thinU
this view of the subject is con-ect, and
that our farmers should diversify! their
1 1 crops this year, which is always the safest
i tier an v circumstances, and so
MVkaw T ' .
avoid loss on heavy, expensivo crops,
cvliw-h. if reallv oood. may not biimja
ww mmmvmy . mi r W "
remunerative price in the -fall in conse
nf a liiiL'i'lv dnniuisucu ioreii;n
demand. ;
- 'ir mm n m :
Xo more welcome jaurual, or one whose
columns we take more pleasure in scan
ning, finds its way to onr oifice tluin the
Manufacturer' Record, of Baltimore. It
v :
js devoted exclusively to Southern mate
rial advancement, and each week'con-
tains a lUtof all new Southern indus-
rest, hundreds of negroes would attack
im and rescne the prisoner. I here are tafflteamanshm is to hasten ! slowly in
fiixty thousand negroes in Washingtott U. - frf A wise freneral will not ber
one third lof the populationand tlw.y are gjrfalontr march at the top of hisped,
he most Impudent, lawiesr anu meiuic3iall(1 betore surveying ana cnoosing jne
safest route. Tne new Administration
has had time tSdo little more than look
over the field and map it3 course, and
yet real and important reforms have
been accomplished. All the govern-
tries. Its'
ble, and
gotten up
of our
editorials are sound and reada
the entire paper is handspinely
We would'be gratiticd if some
re&ideuts would read it I Ion
enough to become imbued with the spiri
of progress its columus untold, and then
put the IcssooCrhey learn to practica
use io our midst. New JiraAmhcrst
KnghiiMl's tippaieot iudecisioji; in res-
THet to the war with Kussia. may be
j- . - - ; ' . . -
wiser than she has credit for at pieseut
If the Afgan territory m dispute, is not
worth fighting for,' why wabte men and
money to gain it 1 If she is theatene
with trotible in IreUuid, why send her
troops to a distantiegiou aud j make a
t
on GodVgreeu earth.'
C lunch Union In Italy.
N. Y. Obscrtcr.
i 1 I - mm
Tim Rev. R. J. MeDonall, of the Free ment offices are accomplishing an
Chiistianicliurcli in Italy, seiias to us tne amount OI won. wai is ubi-umaiimy -u
eport of last year, in which are given the those who have been accustomeu to tne
.....TMfitimiAfo -the union of old. dawdlmff. siip-snoa naoit oi ine
that ehuiWi with the Waldeiisiau. All the uepartment. in siue uuicea m,c
. . i i i i :. I.,., kv ni not on iv Kent ud tne curreui wuin,- uu.
inncilLes uwu ur"" j"" i; " , , . , i.
1 r ! . 11 ,-.4-,, 1 1 r , .1 1 tr t h-rcxa tnfin t n a
...;...itt.i. f the- two churches, and there uuvcc.uLu-.i-jr o- - "
vwin ...... - . i i. l i i I ho nn
i U .1 . .i 4- ....i r..;. will on uJ uacn. ui ucwcu
a no dodbt that the lorinal fusion wiin ., , J ,
future." tLook kot upon the wine, when
A. . n .fT-
it givetn us coior in trie cup. , rre-
quent not the gambling-room, the card-
table, ball-ropm and many otner places
of vice. Beware of evil associates. "Evil
communications corriitt erood manners."
JtJy engaging m anv of tne aoove sins
mentioned many tears are shed byjsad
! -i . ' ." . Pi iJ
wives, moxners ana sisters, top ior a
moment; arid thinlr when vou stand
before the bar of God you will-there see
the tears, that have been shed for you
young man, bottled, mother's tears, your
once loved ; wife's tears,., and your per
haps half starved sisters tear. Perhaps
vou are saying the so called "evil asso
ciates" j are; my lest friends I emphat-
lcably deny them being your iriends;-
they are your bitterest enemies, inose
who prey on your souls &re your soul
destroying j enemies. Boys and young
men, may tnese lew warnings ue a wgra
ih season, riiay they make an indelible
lmDression ODOn vou and be the means
of forever banishing all evil communi
cations and associations from the noble,
enthusiastic, and elastic minds, of many
and perhaps all, were it not for the evils
of the above named treqnenteu places
of sin. i May God s richest blessing at
tend these i heart-felt warnings, is the
prayer of a sincere friend.
. "LEONE.
NO f STiUNGE BC r TkUE Wonus
do exit in the human Ijody and arc often
the cause of disease and deatli. Shriner'i
Id h a Verm i fu -ie w ill-det roy and ei pel
tnem tnm the system. . . -
New York Obtervtr: The ChaMiWr of
pep at ie i ur Fra uce, by mi ver whelm I iig
majority, has refused to vote the annual
-ippropriatimt fr -Um.uppori;,f-her
diurcb. This is a virtual aeiKtrntioii of
Church and State. Hitherto the Uomisti
and ihe. Protestaiit national churclie hav
received HtiiK'iids froni the national treits-
cry. ' Nnv they must depend on the vol
untary citutiibiitimis of ilm people. f ?
It is reported that Ehgtatid will recall
ft ices bent ou the Soudan exiedition.
mmmyigimimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ' ': l I
. M .
lake pla e at the next meetings oi tne
s- I ' -, I 1 ...a ff!i s ntnck r.f tliu
Itf-kllPI'ill M S('Iil 111 lira 1 IK' : UillllV iv
;
United cjiurch, outside of the Waldensiatl
valleys, s to be the Evangelical Church
of Italy. I I .
i Dacitv of the average government clerk
. .... .1 1
to do anything but taiK pontics anu
scandal durmer office nours astonishes
no one, perhaps, more than -the clerk
himself. The appearance on the scene,
as his masters, or those who are not
There jis also a promising movement politcally friendly to him or to his me-
thods has acted HKe. a tonic . upon mm,
and for the first month in his elenca
life he has been coinor to bed with ths
novel reflection that he has earned his
salary.
The President is being urged io
- i i
strengthen the . Democratic party in
close states having elections this tear
bv the removal of republicans holding
federal positions, and. the appbmtmen
- i.. rri-.. r:
oi uemocrats in lueir piuces.
toward & congress of the several mission
arv chui-ches tlmt are at Iwork for th
.v!inriliktion of Italy. Such a measure
tV Mil ill Ut) exceediiiirlv useful. Yl can
1 ... . t.! .I1.. 4 -V I l!. ll.HtDt. U
see oniv lone uji'ciiun i ims iinimui-i
and that? is the dUties.. they cause the
Pope. IJe declares hiuiself deeply pain
ed bv the establishment-ifj these chtircli
es in thdmid8tof a people ihom he would
like to claim as hi. own. ;But he uinst
TheVir-
war that ijnay
to slistaiu it T
UpoT
reqnire all her resources
bos. E. Johuston, according to a
Washington correspolideiit, prposes to
-report to the Solicitor of the tieasury,
that yiiile iir the mountains o " North
Carolina last summer, he disc vered a
n est of counterfeiters who carried ou
their nefanons work in open detiauce of
law; that the region was as full ot
their coiuago as if it grew on t rees, Sec.
The fellow somebody is' lying like a
dog, and probabHuexpect-.d aily one to
believe him.
G$n. Grant took a drive in
Central
.Park, mi Monday, to the confusion and
iDortiti.ation of the doctors who sat bv
iiiif bedside counting his pulse jand orai
uonsly .shaking , their heads a few da s
ajjo. Dying of cancer, aid t$ey ; but
byr it is said there is uo cancler at all.
aud that tho- GeneralVehauce-J for a fud
i - - j. i
recovery are verjr good. .
. Yauderbilts fov tuno has liee'n variously
! - estimated frotn .-00,000,fK)0 to half that
uin; It is cootideutly Ktated, howe ver,
: t- to yield him an annual income of over
r:
:r$IOfUO0,0t0, which is not qu
mio ute. What a pity !
Ladies visiting" 'the White I
te m) a
ouse are
trying to count the dresses worn by Mr.
I Cleveland's sisters, who are doing tho
,r--t liouors of . I the Mansion. We; hope no
'- ; soutberu woman iscouccrncd in if.
The dying ex-President, G brut, both
rides and walk out, aud it would seem
has determined to show all
there is in him.
tho
Cliugraan18 Tobacc cure lias asuiiiel
a pecuniary phae it is now muuufdct
ured at Durham. - j -
' Destkot TniT Sign. One may feci that
he's ire; tin ir old. but he naturntlv dilikes
lliat unvthin ulMut M appearance huulU
advise others of the fact. Yet nothing iUks
this so etfettuallv as thin and. falling hair
No woman wants tomarrv a man. and bus-'
ine.s firms hesitate to enn!ov a marl, who
tdiows this fatal sigh. Parker's HairBal
sam is wortli to -a-oo,' iu tnis reyard, more
than ir weight in diamonds. Use it, and
have plentiful and glossy bair,- Many have
had every trare of rayness' 'removed land
bald spots covered ly using a single liottle.
: the; senior member op ouri firm i
lias;f()r fourteen jycars. madcuthe prepatation arj !
sale of Fertilizers, a specialty, and "can say'thUP
he has not seen or heanl of a fertilizer in that time
forTobaeco, that has d ven as ffenerahood rcsiiliQ
on in all respects as the Yollow Leaf
Brand. It is prpared affteivour own formula, and
by the most reliable nianufaetQrsrs in Baltimore
and we guarantee the standard this year shall be
equal to any that has ever been prepared, ifnot
better Let it speak lor itself. j
I ... i 1 . ni
get Hlonjr u.th it as well as, ne can. , xne inia democratic leaders are asking for
fact is tf it the overnmettof ItalyJ.as , atterition to the political situation
passed d Freedom of orsoip Juaw; and tLejr stut anj there are indications
the Poij is iHiwerless. to prevent even his that within a short period. some changes
owu ehipch peoide from : going off into will be made in important offices there.
other folds. . t j Ohio democrats are also calling for the
We coined last week the. words of Pot.e assistance of the administration. The
LeoXIII. addressing his Cardinals, last democrats of Oregon represent that they
ChiUtinas: can carry the next legislature, and thus
qtiswituaeepresretandprotoundani3iitiiat secure a oenatot to nil out the term
Dilate Irekv. aud witb lmpualty ihelr lieralcal now vacant; DCCaUSe OI me neglect OI
r s - . . . . . - a i I 1 1 w " I 1 T .
doctrines, uttacwDg ine bol august
sacred uopasot our very noiy rem
t .o.iifl. Lie centre of taa ti lih an.
.rti oust federal officials
ana the honor or uieoniy irue religion snouia oe wno maKe use 01 tneir places ior poill-
eStffi'i see the temples ical ends. The President is not asked
u4a to make changes simply for the purpose
most beaulltul and most precious unity or tne nai- oi helping his party, DUt tne request IS,
tans, tnelrj rei!giou3 unity, oy ue maa euonsoi , r " u ...;-. - " i. l.
hose who arroite to taemselves tue impxtfis mis- j Hie.- uc saaa mane tci .am icuiumuo uc
lon of estibllsaln? a new ciiui cb tn Italy , not based n
stsucUble foundation ot his heavenly edlUce." political managers who give most 01
He ealls it the "impious mission ot cs- their time to political work. In regard
tablishii g a new clunch in Italy." This to Oregon, it has been submitted to the
is his idi-a of Freedom of Worship, i President that seven federal officials of
ust and the moat the republican majority to choose a
Itflon, even here, r , c- , J Oi. i a. j
sd the seat ot me successor to benator fctater, if the ad-
Mcuiories.
Early impressions are eternaL Time
can lie ver obliterate, nor sin, nor even
death, the teachings and memories of
our early life. .
. . .
Oh! how fondly memory travels back
ward!" How tireless her teet as she re
treads the mazes of life until she reaches
the goal of childhood. Oh !happv period
1 . ' 1 L . J . 1 1
wnen none dui roseate ciouus oersuuu-
ened us, no thorn pierced too deep for
the rdse3 balm to heal, and the feather
ed choristers sang peans of iov with us
: In ! retrospection it seems indeed, a
gorgeous I panorama, more brilliant
than sunsets gilded hues; more beauti
ful than moon beams silver light. Gold
en days they were blooming like Hesj -erian
isles in placid waters.
How earnestly we should endeavor to
keep childhood in the hearts of the lit
tle ones. Let them be free, innocent
and merry as long as possible even
though it utterly extinguishes "society
.airs" and ugrown lady manners." 'Twill
do them good in future life, for memo
ries are not perishable the holiest, hap
piest ina go and be as. one buried, but
thev are "only, sleeping." Some day
'twill come again like an olive branch,
or scorpion lash through the silence of
years, bringing with it many hopes
sacred .to affection, to win heart and
soul back to the light and innocence of
early childhood. Over all this shines
hope like a "gentle star glittering on
the brow of night" pointing out guide
boards along the way until we cast our
b lrdens down and recieve our laurels in
that home of fadeless hues and count
less flowers. Ernestine.
Notice to Settle: ;
All persons indebted Io the estate of Mrs.
Julia L. Srhvth, deceased, aro requested to
make' immediate settlement : and all per
sons having elai::.s "against her estate are
notified that tlu'V must present them to the
undersiuned on or liefore the 22nd ot April.
188K. or this not ire will be plead lit bar ot
their recovers.
ROBERT MURPHY,
ANDREW MURPHY,
Ex'rs of Julia Smvth.
April 21st, 1885. 6w
3Call on our agents and see certificates from bestTobarco growers in'Korth C
Una and Virginia. ,. r
J. Allks Bkoxtjs, Ajjent. ) J. O. MILLER & COL
Salisbury, N. Gj S5:2m Danville, T. ;
BLACKMER, N. C.
AXXi:NTIOXf jGOOD IiVIt3.IKUS
HOTIOE!
Eaand Sale ! !
' O
Under nn order and liernsc granted to
me by the Superior Court of Rowan county.
I will sill at public auction on the pn in
ises, on SATURDAY, MAY 23, a
Tract of Land lelon-in to the 'estate ol
my intestate,, John M. Brown. Senior, 'ad
joining the binds ot John W.Lcazcr, Sopnia
Al L an, and others, in Atwell Toviislii,
in the head waters of Coddle Creek, eon
tainini: but 48 acres, with dwelling and
out buildings; Sold for assets. Credit
uiven for sixXmonths with interest from
day of sale. BXid and good security. re
quired, aud title reserved till paid for
S. B. HAKT. Adm'r. ,
April 23, '85. 27:4t
TRTJSTSE'S SL3
op ..
Portland dominate republican politics
in that state; that they control the
machine, and are now laboring in be
half of the republican party. It is
charged that arbitrary rule of this clique
nf nffiiMnla rpnllv r-anspd the brta.h in
Postmaster General Vilas Friday is- f u
sued a general order with reference to U.h -wtinn nf.iftPT.ntor Inst, wintpr?
theappomtment oi inspectors ior tne a f raction of the republicans revolt-
.-!.-- T L L T 1 1 J? I s i. -
rosiomce Mjamiwu .dihuiv lorms ed ? agaiast the despotic sway of the
oi appiicauoji are lo ue j.uruiueu io n j.tland rin and that the mtereste of
Iostclfice Inpectois. :
Order tne Postmaster General in
Kcference to JSew ApjjOinUmnts.
such number of applicants the Post
master (ieneral shall direct after con
sideration of recommendations filed in
their behalf, th blank forms to be fill
ed up by the applicants, and 'returned to
the Postmaster CJeneral.. i --rom the ap
plications so y, returned the Postmaster
General will -select such applicants as
seems to be best qualified, and they will
be examined by a board of - examiners
or by the Postmaster General himselfv
and upon such examination a selection
will be made of such as shall be deemed
the people generally call for the smash
ing of this political machinef The Presi-
deatJias been advised also, that the
Portland federal .officials are now en
deavoring to persuade Gov. Moody to
Music is the most modern nf all arts;
it is partly a science and partly an art.
Classical music being now the fashion,
it may be often listened to and applaud
ed in a drawing-room simply because it
is the proper thing to do. Music is
evidently a necessity of our existence.
It is associated with joyous moments
and the happist feelings of our lives
and the more the taste for it is develop
ed in its highest forth, the greater will
be our appreciation of the good and
beautiful. He who does musical work
of the latter sort classical is helping
to make a musical antiquity, and to
raise a monument which no laps of time
can reach. Music as an art has only
Of Steele Jnd surrounding townships 1
Having been with and among you for the
past two years. I have studded your intei
i sts and liectssities and can assure you that
my General Stock of MerchaAlise is always
complete and. up to your wfuits in every
particular, and my
! ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
will com pa re-fa vorTibly with Salisbury, Con
cord or Mooresville, and respect fully ask
your favors to convince youj that I mean
business. My stocjeconsistsfin
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Cloaks, Shawls, Hats, &c.
Ready Mado Clothing, Hats, Boots
and Shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys
and children, and wan anted; to ive -satisfaction,
Also "a line of Purfr Family Gio
.eriessnrh its pure Sugar, tlie U-st. Coffee,
the b'-st Chewing and Snicking Tobacco,
Snuff, and (as our Representative said) tfre
best Cigar outside of Salisbury.
1 Mir Hard ware line is comte; Ubrae,
in-i PJUtw-sliovels, Dixi tiu nitir and
ble shovel Plows, Bolts Kinos- Ljn .,
Shovels. Forks, Hods, Sin-iietrif Pi,.-
points, Nails, Rods, Heel screws, H,u-eaDd
Mule-shoes. Well aud Water buckets. 4C
AIo a gooiUineof Saddles, BfUes, Collar.
and Gearing. Jusst received i a jjooj. lot of !
Cha ks. Stone. &lass alnl Tin Wart-, and io
fact Ikeejreverything u.nally toumlinafirst
class stoic, and will niae it to your advan
tage t. come and see ine -befo e" .you )ttTi .;jf
I take great pleasure in sliow my gnttds
and in giving all the ii.f. rmatioo "jmssible
to my customers. My 5 ami 10 ft. counter j
of Tin and Glass ware re complete and go. !
ing ut rapidly. - ' 1 '
Remember I receiyp produce qnntationi J
every mail from the best .muses North, and j
will pa the highest 'ma. ket prices for ant 4
thing you have for a,le troin a (kitkeato
a uaic ot cotton. nespectuiiv,
J. ROWAN DAVIS.
March 16, 188). 3m
L ' "- '
vyiFi .TTv f ACTIVE AMD IPtTELLlGEiST AGETfTS in erry
A A A SA 13 I mad oauuty to eU o ir fo l ULA It N E W IJOiJKS and FaSULT
BwiLUiT MmiM. teu. dl o!hei, wh time, not full, oocapi d, wi:i fi.d it ; to tfeit fetcm. -to
eoiwpon l wi!h. Tofnime'Mii i.i.d other ymne mm jnt coming on th flel.W mc ion, ttia
t.M offer xnaiir iwlTfinfc , 'ien- f xnaVi-ar moy And of iu If ealtnr". Writ for ircul
uLl u n. F. JOlk2KS03l Si. CO., 1,013 Main Str Blchm.ttd,
WAITED!-
ONION SETS at
HNNISS' Drug 4 Sctd i5tore-
Ry virtu, of a Mortgage or Deel in
Tiust. exe'euted by j. K. llurkc and wife
to J. (. Cowan, dated the 8lh day of
March 1S3, and registered in the office
ol the Regislerof Deeds of liovvslii Cuntv,
in Book No. (3, page bS, &e.. aud upon
which default has been made, I will ex
pose fi sale at puMie auction, at tin
Court House door in the. town of Salis
bury, on the 4 I'll DAY of MAY 1835, at
12 o'clock, M.. the joiiMwiiig -al estate,
to wit. A lot ot land situated in Salis
bury, .idjoiuiug the lands of A. L. Jolinsou
Mrs. Shophia Thomas and others, being
the lot on which J. K. Burke now resides
and in tho West W'ariL of the town ot
Salisbury. Terms Cash. Dated at Sal
isbur.v, this 17th day of Marcli lS5.
J. C. COW AN, Trustee.
N. B. It Vill be n.iticed that thejibovc
I .mi ii I
sale lias been postponed mi xtionoav. tne
4th id Mav next. The property -will be of
ered in lots to suit purchasers For fur
ther particulars call on J. vv .sjJiauney.-or J.
K. Burke. J. C. Cowan, Truatee.
April 20, 1885. 2w
17:tf
DISSOLUTION !
mi
convene thegislature in special ses- jast h.id its beginning compared with
ston tor the sole nurDOse oi anotner et- t umei uxi, uu mc musitwu '
forto force in the bolters and elect a point of time, no antiquity to venerater
Senator; but the governor refuses to is- U am very fond of music and suppose
sure a el-tin ess an agreement is en- every one wnose ear is accuraxe ro rue
tprpd into bpforphand that a Senator "art ' of arts feels as much interest as
.shall 1p rhosnn. Thf. dpmocrAts r on-' I. and will admit its mastery one of the
I tend that the removal of the objectiona- most glorious accomplishments of our
life that
by the Postmaster General proper for; federal office holders will give them sex. With good wishes,
appointment, in uie .examinations a;fair chance in the next election, and
especml attenfaon will.be given to apfa- that will such a chance they can carry
niue iur tue. jccuiiar bervice requireu. the legislature.
rci'11 ha
forts at this stage to secure nv SDecial i A Mistake. There can be no rea- carefullv guarded than the most costly
Hawthorn.
Charajcteb is properly termed a "gem
of priceless value," and should be more
I 1 il 1 1 A JLl
T ij DISASTERS.
There tras a $250,000 Ore in Vicksbnrg,
Miss.. April 22. It made a bi black gap
iu the'eity, beginning at Farqansh's dry
goods store, aud extending to 1 Mulberry
treet. !
,:Tlere vras also a destructive
Wheaton, 111., ou same day.
' Oa the6auie day there was
loss by fire iu Philadelphia.
, There was furious tornnj
Peuison, Texas, the n'ght e(
which did considerable damage to build
ings ajid seriously wounding oiie woman.
The firm f.J. S. McCublnns & Co. has
been this day diKl v'ct V Mutual consent.
J. S. M. Cubl.ins having bopjiht t lie entire
nt crest of Thomas .Mui-fhv I" tnioks, stock
and assets add hsuihmI all the '"'abilities.
Al! persons indebted to t lie tinn are earn
est h iequesjel to call iinniediatcly and
make settlement. If they are unable to pay
now. perhaps we can reiiewfuntil fall.
This 1st dav of Mar. h. 1$8P).
J. S. jit CUBB1NS,
T110. MUKPUY.
20:1m
ale o -Land!
fire at
b $150,00)
TTio Wilmington, X. C.) Citton Mills
-harre shut duwti for sixty day
wait for itaprovetuent in the rjiarkets.
consideration for aiiapplicant i will be sbnable room for doubt about it, that diadeci that ever encircled the brow ot
unfavorable tohis selection. Appoint-wnen tne cjoutii overworks nerseit tp ur piiwra. iu u , v.u
will 1 . HrmlnrP nn nvpr sfv lr nf nffnn nnd be as Worthily and becomingly WOIH
months onlv, the compensation to be at neglects at the same time to make her y mosi lowiy m uie ptc v
the rate of SlOO per year, with S4 per bacon, lam, butter, flour, ana otner ne-py"lLiei. ,y ,
day for expenses white actually engas- cessarv family siippliee, a great mistake noble. 1 hough not itself an attnoute
an i ri.iriiT.fr rrt rn rmoinnaa rt fha n. riimniiu wi. r.rnriST.11". snnw i nr. r IP i iiui iuuuu.u i-i. iu. v...-.. n
department. At thel eicpiratioirof six gross income of a very large crop is less yet to be perfect it must comome an
montns tne appointiaents win; cease, inan-ma. irom ameaium one. it is kurtvwgviuuuMuiv.
but from among sucVappointees for true, tfie money paid out for supplies is value is inestimable as dear as hp--six
months the Postmaster Geaeral will absolutely thrown , away. Wc might for without it all is lost. In civilized
appoint as inspectors during pleasure take time to raise supplies at home and lands woman s superior puncy oi cnar-.
such a3 have shown peculiar fitness for still make as much on cotton as we do acter is recognized and honored by all
the work at a salary of Sl.GOO-per vear. how. Big crops do not benefit ihe far- gentlemen, from the tog iest to the
do struck with 4 per day for expenses Awhile trav-liner, but injure him. The limit of pro- lowest; and if we would h.ldth:sex-
ine xi sr, eimof on denartment business. A hnnri auction ousn to De carefully studied bv atieu; piace in -nei -v1"'
ai it iww :n l r j t . t i-tn-mnyo -nj . ...j j -1 ionr in minri that we nave not oeen
oi gj.wu will osreuauuiuumeacuin- ia, auu uctci citccucu. rsimaa - -
. . - Ir ii'. ---. . . I 1 A 1 . . - mlAaA -nrnmarnnc
spestor. L raw more tmngs for yourselves and Pfaceu nere as mmc guucu uu.. ,
quit raising big crops for the speculator or oojects ior man auu.iut.w
fn faffj-n nn ft....M 7l..r Our mfliienpp. ether for good or bad,
Asheville . Citizen: It has been no I is felt and its nower revealed in the pro-
-.!-.-. L .!.-. C? it tr: L-J I i n ...:
tKixi aeurei. iuabexaur dvu v iuice uau t I cress or downtail oi nanuua.
By viitueof a de-ree of the Superior
Court of h'owan County, in ihe ase t
John Linle aud others aaint Marfan t
A. Linule and others, 1 will sell on the
premises at the late resiuenee of Lawrenc e
Lniiile, oecTl., on oattmiay, ytn clay ot amy
1885. at 1 oVIock P. M. at puMte auction
Lot No. 1 123 aeresof land, biIding?j to
onen at $SjG2.50, Lot Ao. 277 acres, I ml
dings to open at 25.00, and Lot No. 3
50 aercs, biddinis to open at f.2UU0,
Terms one third eah and balance in
twelve months with interest Irom day of
sale at the rate of eijiht per cent.
The sale will be absolute.
JOHN LINQLE, ComV.
April 11th, 1685. (26:4t.)
SALE OF LAND
t
b or less to
The condition -of things at
not Very beautifully pacific. Lncle Sum's
War Ships tuay linger thereabouts for a
while yet. ; ; .-- v'.;-
i.-tf.t '-v'-r '''I'r'i. "' ' tmMm l
Panama is cumstances since the war have operated J most
m prevent, ms carrying om ims very na
tural desire. JNow he thinks the time
has come when he can do so, and he 1 j n Atlanta wholesale merchant comes to
San Francisco and ubu
teamer, Tl.ey areteiegi ap
the world for Jiini, a id wi
always had a heart burning fofa home 1 Umbrellas and good jokes don't al-1 ! Mother's delicate hand not onlyca-
' 7 1 ' i ' i " 1 I' . - " I ! ... i J 1
among nis native mountains, out cir- waYS belong to those who use them resses, sooths, nounsnes ana guaras ner
cnua tnrougn an me M-gnu-i-
hrh .n vinnhorKl. UUl SUC IS IUB
j v'1 y jm 7
moulder of his characwr.
I Wa lmnw that the "Still bmall oice
eonCeals a power that even the combin
ed influences of the universe cannot
withstand. For did not this same voice
0allthem into existence? Evenso,roxlue
Jjropor-ioiivis woman s power, and when
under divine direction is made applica
blft fa tbp work which the laws of God
and humanity have ordained her to per
fnnV. sh- i indeed the straegtn qi
m My w's-l,i S DXLCIE.
-- m J A
iHS around J always been his pride and pleisure to
a.c!i 1.1 ii l enjoy and to "paint in bis own match-
lieyoiid a dwabt. AViri OftwArr. x fl less manner for the enjoyment of others.
will this summpr hprih fhft Prpetinr. nf the front and exclaims : ! am near sixty
a handsome home on his beautiful bstate rs ?m rm1T,,Hnt - this cjJy'
ii i lL-.j T5i iJ lam C'J1 considerable experience. For
ttu vuc uc ui iuc Ktuuu uiu JJi-Ci. uiuufl- man rear mv lcirln.. li ...b..
-am. wxu uuacuuiue wm welcome ner jreat trouble, attended with much pain.
-., ... A I .1 ... i 1 -. I L IL. ! 1 I i . . --af . . T -
anu genersl neaith cle
hnt money could secure
manifold beauties and attractions! it Jias ry? p " K.-1L. which
" ' The body of tho man murdered in the
5i.; Ixuiia hotel has been Msitiyely idei
tiMil aa rreuer i, auu Mwwif- .e.ur- distinguished son ! back to the 1 place My appetite failed anc
derer, ha Wen a posture! traced to wnere he first Tw the lirrht. and whosA dined. Nothin- thnt
if I ai Australian manifrtll vnn Hps rend n(f rar-tmal it J.n fV' "f ""til I
was magi&tl on mo. j I Kay to you, old nian.
youni mant if your kidnevs cive vou anv
trouble, use one bottle of .B. B. 6. ind be
cured on roy recommendation, A. L. D.
On Monday thT4ih day of May 1835. I
will sell to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in the town ol Salisburv, at
the hour of 12oVoek, a tract of Land,
known as the Polly Hartman Land, it
lieins the same devised by the said Polly
H irtman to Solomon Ketchey and other.,
containing..,-154 acres more or less, lying
and situated in the township of Lttaker.
pgr"This is a valuable tract or land
well located and within a few miles ot
Salisbury.
TEliMs OF bALt. One-halt casn, tne
other within six months from date rf sale.
The deferred payment to be net ured by
bond and good security. By order oi the
Superior Court t)f Rowan.
KEHU CHAIGE, Cpm'r.
April 1st, 1885. 24:tds. :
ALL. ENTIRELY
New & Firesh !
J. S. McOUBBINS, Sr.,
Will continue the biisuicj at the UII
Stand, having close d out if 1 1 the old stoc k.
His present stork is Entire! v New. and wi'l
be cdfered bn reasonable jernis for Cash,
-- .? .
U irter. or nrs!-ias,H .uorivges.
Those who could not pay all their mort-
"aires last vear nviv nnew.it papers are
satisfactory and applianc e is made at once
HIS STOCK COrsMi l ! Ur
Dry Goods, Groceries, Eoots
and Shoes, Hats, Clbthing, Con-
fec tioneris Croc keiy. Di us., Ba nn. Lard.
Corn, Flour. Feed and Provisions ot all
kinds, with a full line of r
High Grade Fertilizers,
as cheap as the cheapest?, 1 ou will do
well to ee uim betore purensin else
where.
Salisbury, April 1st, 18S0. 25-tf
TO THE IILL1I.G PUBLIC!
.
Having procured an mftomatic weigh-
lirir ami reuisieiin"- uiacnioe wnaii e
giianautee.to work acciuitely, I have de
cided to give 40 lbs. of gcMd flour for 6()
lbs of Knd, elean whtt, r a naek for
every 2i bushels of wheat; and will sat
isfy the most fastidious! that tai undue
amount is waslcd iu tleaning. Your pat
ronage is solicited. 4
In Ldditiou, let us add; that we can fur-
.
ni.-li tiartieH who anpreciare a Buperior
grade of tiiur ur ?'FAT0BITE, brand,
which, it not as snowy w hite ; as some
brands, ii sweeter andfinore nhtricious,
and ought to satisfy th most fastidious
oeculai v taste, while ie ofl'er it ninch
cheaper than most fancy biauds. All we
ask i give it a trial.
24:6 1 'P. M. BROWN.
7 RED C. OIL, Cheap-: j
17tf j At EX.Y.SS'.
RALE OF LAnST
On Saturday the idih day f. Afiril 8J,
at the Court Hoi'im. door lit IS.ilisbiiFT.i
will sell a tract f nine aeres c. Fiii
mote or less, foruieilv lieloiiiii foWi
A. Wise, ami sitiiatccfoii t ho Siatt v4rfe
load. Kcvcii milex fnin Sali8liiy4Blji'
ing the lands of i.ad Wy alt, J. t. BiigS
I I ft I...- -i ;
illlll Ullir. vjioii i ii-1 . i
The biddinr! wili I oix iu'il, at i
hnndicd and loity-eight dollar aiul finf.
cents I erins ot ' Kale, one lialr c;ini
mhiii as the nale is ecndii nieil, .incla fieuit;
of six inoiillis lor the oilier half -witliHi-
teu st at eight pel-cent.
- J. F. liOBlXSONilm'r,
ol W. A. W'1
March 14ih, 1833, 22:tdol. ! j
-,. f,im, i ia tilt Urv M.tfit- UtUitntH kf
rye,
a evtt y yeslutx v'ijiity uvd loi i
So a ppe;i red M i i er Eve, a iid m '!
Iiii..- n.-r l.ii a.i..i..iilN ril.lll .
pel ireuliiieitt. Ai. eii.i ni iikUU"
ul liiilvcoiiilaiiik.:oe uireco?
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IU MV Ulolliruilll-K -"11-
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i f -...... i u ....! i.ii ii. ftetfw
e:tseiMt sierliusand unf. ilii'X i'in(
1.RA1.FI fin's K"MALE KtOlUToa,
ur t I a- (li. ! ru ti.f ;ii t rliie
It i- fr,.... il. m-ii.eul a m'otM'H
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LUll-IM U Oil VKICIiMI. i,r. r:
hiri. llv officinal in'T. JienI'S
wbott
hapi'T combination lias nevtr
paK,ed. Jli, pren .r vtiih 'cjj
skill fiom the fine-l matermw. lf
l.o .... In, ....nil A II TV
S certainly of efli. I, elegHi.ee uf ftW
ftiilion. heaultr if .ppeareiirf V Of . ,
W tivecl.eapnesii. TI.e ie.iin
H
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w
fnvor in genuine.
fairly Iried.
It never
!
ii!G.
(.art-mu'r;iw
...nil ii
Thi will certify thai. two 'urficf$
of mv immediate family, a"t'r ' nStrJ
nfiWinp for manv veari" frost iU
a I irreanlarii?, and Laving
ecl wihonllenefil by tllrfi'
loctors were t ler-I -L
. . - r I 1 1 ' nn I IJ r I V4 f '
bv onfcJHiue.oi jr. '"""- . ..91
negumiur, - i1irf''
rr,.l.nH weiimaj-.H
edy be caIledJy onian
lours it" ... .....
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Jas.
Rest IQ?V.
fi
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Hend for on5r dodk ,-yl-hAf,te,
liappeorumni.n. - f
SALE OF LAND!
Oa Saturday, the 25t4 day of April next,
at China Grove, I will sell a tract of
75 Acres of Land,
situated on the N. C. Railroad, three mi'es
South of China Grove, belonging to the
..tat nf !neei RcaviT. The land wib be
gold in two tiacts; one tract will be sold
without incumbrance, the other tnct vill
be fold subject to the widow's dower.
Terms made known on day or sale.
JACOB CORNELL, Am'r
of Moses Beaver dee'd.
Mtrc'v 2), 1833. Ira
NOTICE TO CREDITORS!
All persons havingclaims against thet
estate of James AvArfy are hereby noti
fied to'prescnt the sam'to the undersigned
on or before the 10th day of April 1886, or
thi notice will lie pleaded in bar of their
recovery. . J, W. MAUNEY, Adm'r.
April 8thr 1885. 25:6 1
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Administrator's Notice !
. mw HMnHi
. mP
rHS OF BtTCSSAMpT
.fit II .
If
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for worKlt)? pwP ,1 JJrf j
Having qualified as administrator
John A. Snider, dec'dl, I
perons baring . claims
dec d4to exhibit them to me era or before
tho ad daj of April 19.8.
W. gNIDER, AdmV
of JOHN A. SNIDER.
I Dated April 2d, 1385. 21:6t.
nhie sample""
out J5u 1? rver iWjffS Ki
u-r in a-tew aaj rinn- :,nhf "N
of any business. W'"' Vn,c-oniy..2W,V1
aomiaisiraror 01 any ounr-. - r- ellnJt.pni.'--iB-
hereby notify all 0
agkinst- the M iKAS
: Want wore v- vllo vrv of .. s.
I ' al'eiea oner. - tbf tn""ivfiri.i"' Vri
I
Rrtlclars.pu--; h0..r.
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