1 - .tflTI ,IUU .
Mprt of the Carolina
rifJ,?irtaavance,$1.50 f
. .is.n nn matters ad-
r4U;:S,pS'W-alverUsel
1
jjiUth oar Warehouses
Neave 1ms issued
15 i firnr
V'Tl-n the town within the
'jf- rns should ied th
(fkconcerul all.
(
ft
had little frost Sunday
. , iit.,iHRt en'ouch
ljef plants, damage cotton, and
IIOIiTICULTUBiLAsSOCIATION.
l-Tlte members of this association are re
quested to meet at the 1 Mayor's Office in
Salisbury ,von Saturday tho 30th of May,
instnut. The business to be attended to
is important, and prompt attendance at
o'clock, M., is requested, i . ;. :
Persons wishing to become members of
this Asssociatipn are invited to attend 'at
abore time and place. "--.'
Wm.. Murdoch. Pres't.
) J. J. Bruser, Sec. i , l-
Land owner i desirous of renting , their
lands on shares, furnishing the stock aud
tools j of for la, money f rent, the renter
famishing everything, can be placed in
commonicatloi with desirable tenautfar-
iners, who hav
S
je sorHe means and a thor
V Henry Williams is preparing
Ir.A town with Ice at very low
f.
P. Hie town wuu ice -
fid clerk of the weaiuer ...
ficJtiat Williams is ready for
tj j ; Hankin. who claims a long
If !.'!T. tohnrco business, has
' ..Min i""
Klattz Warehouse, and is
xjjjy sales, iie-
. ...'.' rooil accommodations to
(Mi Fu , r . -t
powers aim uuja i
!t of patronage.
Jplpfns.-The files of this paper,
r missinir for the years
isj 1355 i wo years iu one bound
doubt bor
fejime friend who has probably
iiere it oeiongs. -s. -
j iixvrwTiSK MEKTS. It wUl be
ill a" -" :
the Polly IJartman lands have
jlild. J; T. Wyatt, sir miles
Berclifttitlis r SalisUitryatipn-
t akEjliiWt Tor the Jast quarter.
C gtetfari's 'hwt or stolen dog.-
, f alley Woolen Mills Ivluttz &
!eain, agents. Pensions, by
q.- -Uicli KnoD copper ao.,
UjHett.iuwtiiig.
-ocfifH white nuui of Wilkes conn-
sileen bionpl't down an d lodged in
iKttfjSMlie charge of having souiq
Lsui;;iitl tlie car robbers who were
ifcut Wek. It is believed he was
i. . ' 1; ..:....' .... .1... ............
gTd in Ijlllllli'i; ul " umiiiiij
tlie cars bv the
ough knowled;eof the bse of improved
agricultural implements, by addressiug
Jno. T. Pati ick Commissioner of I uj mi
gration, Haleigh, N. C. These farmers
are not idle, thriftless persons oat of work
at home, but are intelligent, working men
and are slow t leave homes in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, New York and., other
Northern StaU s, where ihey have to pay
Very high rents. They have o hopes of
ever owning farms where they noware,
for land is vejry high ranging-in prices
from $75 to Si 00 per acrel- The Commis
sioner has freq uent inquiries from persons
North desiring to learn of small farms of
from 20 to 100j acres for sale.
miS tU- fM'llI
;liiifn that he M very conti
dfliei!!" al)leirhow . his innocence.
Tsfery Ut Mwl. e:sgrjjin"g11ie atteiir
iflkijiim iii','i t" leir-t t ut I he per--
INFEKIOn COUUT.
The May term of tlH8 Court, held last
week, was more interesting and had a
fuller docket than usoal.r The members
of the bar were kept pretty bnsy nearly
1 the vfeek. While in the bar Thursday
afternoon' the case of State v$ Lewis
Scales was called. The bill of indictment
charged Lewis with stealinglwo kegs of
gun powder from the powder house of
Mr. Victor Wiillace, a merchant of; this,
place, on or about the 7th! of March last.
That quantity of the lot stolen was found
In hi possession on Monday the 9th.
There were 82 kegs and cans taken.
Lewis hiniseljf was put upon the stand
and swore that when the officer. Mr.
Johu Beard, came to arrest him and read
the warrant to him, he told Mr. Beard
that he would answer before the Mayor.
Mr. Beard, previously on the stand, testi
fied that Lewjis at that time denid all
knowledge of the powder; and. that this
denial was several times repeated as they
traveled back te town, a distance of two
miles, until they reached the. Mayor's
office. When the prisoner came before
the Mayor and found himself confronted
by
testimony
cans' of the
r Lktt
li'
H'
VAfy i inaiiii in the Post
among
ton ml
Meiniiey's foup
6th of M:nch)J
his 8l
them i
;ir tht w'eek.
I-VII.
ill),- i
d'uiuick
I 'stilmr,
3M
i I! ) ia; i i-
J F.P.4!k,
J C I'-iWi.
Auhni P v v,
Man Puller,
Alice Peck,
J G'hkIui hi,
J iHui,
LA Ittuia,
J li CMpf r,
John Dmiliain,
. M Do.ity,
E E Powell, ,
M S Gi otreg,
A J Golden.
he t -ok theiii
tiieui yt llif tl
he .aitl mtlii
(il ;iliV b:Hi
Ibrfirr.
&UllUU.
l tk t !
p mm,
AM, i
iiewy adveitiscd when the above
aecauu lor.
l'l J. II. Ramsay. P. M.
a aselesa for us to review the in.mv
I'.ynd outrages that were perpetra
iiltf tlie new charter at the recent
jfN election in this town, for they
jjMfa to all of our citizens; and as
) act itself, it will become a cain-
wcnaiBiii-hereafter that will cou
tonfountl its authors and eu---Salisburii
Examiner. :
! ' cdu?lusion in i;espect
joiny prongs and outrages' &e.,
Iaeil of jaUve, i - certainly crfo-
They are not known to all our
Soris it useless to expose wrong
Wtoitu governments. It in nnt
ff.WyMpdse outrages-on the nnbli.
the Examiner no tn
toins: out all thi r-Ait
uie charter, and show by whom
C W1 the commuuity at large
effwtrflged. This U due to good
. ,r-r especially due to citizens
fwpe mental ;-r...,ns..-.j , .
mii r wuo nave
Li WRovisiou iu the new
lien Pi tnt tHfi
hst JM'wdri
I he c-iiKei Was
Mr. Cna.H. Piil-e
lc n da lit, that
a charged in
Mr. Wallace
the Supreme
no doubt but
exception Mn this case and lay oh Noah
Dedmondan unusual bond. ;n v' l
The Justices put their heads together
and after a little whispering, Mr.IIedrick,
the , Chairman, .announced '$500 as, the
aaionnt of the bond requiredr -X '
Bat before Noah had a chanco to move
iu hi seat, the Solicitot, Mauuey,. handed
the Sheriff a capias against him) and he
was arrested on another charge of . the
same nature robbing a ; car and carrying
off a valuable trunk therefrom the pro
perty ui ; nr. mvnara r;oii8, in xeoruary
last. For this he was offered! the privil-X
ege of bailiug in a bond of S200. But
there was not much gmce in an offer of
terms witir which Noah lonld not comply,
and so he went back to prison, . :
We hear of j the arret of, several of
Noah'a confederates in cfime. One only of
he "old issue," whom we know Jim
Horah whose name aud fame was smirch
ed years ago, aud failed to
against crooked ways of life.
warn him
T. JU BKCKX&.
.
MANAGERS.
ThfrSani Christian Mine, Jo Montgum
erv ountv. is onshins work j vigoronalr.
Mr. 'Armstrong, --the Supi. is! sinking- a
sltaft in search of one of t lie numerous I
, j a petrified-baby was recently ducov- " 1 Jonr nejgbbor's dog injures one of
5"e in Texas, and our lately married yur cuitctts, youJ;Tcan collect damages.
n??,n? ? r I editor - is. wondering "how the blamed If te inj urea" one pf yoar children, yod
"""S, HlS long enough to 1 get I' ium.. amiiso iiickciis.
peirinea. '
SALISBURY MARKET.
Ma. M, 1835.
HARRIED.:
In Steele township, this county, iki
vein, on the prbiiertr. and hi says, ith
very flattering prospects of snccess. Not fS bolk meat810 Lard;
much- work is ;beiog done on the placer JXI? - U ; n ll,e hoof
dUtruofthepUpertyjust now. ter 20a25; Eggs, 09; Hay, 00
uucrr uiw; anocK8, 45; liran.
r...'. .? ...
Corn freely, at Meal, 90(95 ; May 5th. 1833, byJ. K. Davis, Eq., Mr.
Wheat," 00a90Flour per sack t2J25a CuArle White to Miss Maltha J. Fifo
$5l35;.Westeitfbalk meats. 8ai0 : Lard: of Kowan. j f
DIED.
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The Supsriutemlent of - the Rnssell w"8j iortaoie 75S0; for At the home of her parents; in Iredell
Gold mine in letter to the Li. don Stock- P,ant";fiif5i Sweet potatoes 0t)tJ; "nrN-bJ February 20d, IggS,
v i . . . . ,i . . T - PeasOlOO; Osits. 4550-Tnllr 7- tw Mrs. M. L. Pope, Aged 23 yeaK During
holders which are publishotlia the Lon. id . 'a"ow7' Dr the iastyear and especially dm ing her
doiMinihg Journal seems t be feeding "?ia8? rV11 fUr$ 20a03 cU per last few weeks, ph I impressed TluUe
thero: on assays Ithatrun $20, $25nud ' uulfc 8t,,I U(ffl4U' . around her as having a peace which
' . - I t;ntrnn. t-(flv loa nt- ini j I nlll pnn ri ilntnrh "
au to tue tou.y-rriiese figures may look I . " " vw lwr KTOU : " ;- 1
ni.,Hw WI.pJ, H.k, mill i tt. I miau"n5"UIglie8t, lUf.
a a . . w vv - -" 9 j
Commissioner's Sleeting.
Mat Ob's Office, Salisbury, N.,
lay $th, 1885.
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.The first meeting of the new Board oft
Commissioners of the town of Salisbury
was Iieuriast rnday . After being quali
fied the full board composed of Edward
B.Nejive, Mayor, P. P.lMeroney, Di A.
Atwell, G. W. Gates, C.J. Miller, R. J.
Holmes, Kerr Craige, Jaa. A. Barrett and
D, 1L Julian, Commissioners, procedd to
elect the following officers: I
D. 1L Julian, Clerk ; I. H. Fpust, Treas
urer j G. U. Shaver, Tar Collector j Kerr
Craige, Attorney ; Ja. Plumnier, weigh
er; C. )V. Poole and R. ML Barringer,! po
licemen j J. J. Bell, sextoti Commission
er P. P. Meroney was elected to act as
Mayor pro tern iu the absence of the reg
ular Mayor. ' I j - j
MessrsFoust and Bel were elected to
their respective positions without oppo
sition. Editor. !
- It was ordered that the Mayor look to
aoy-oecessary work that may be needed
on, the streets aud have full power to act
in the matter until next regular meeting
or the-board. i
, .&x-fliayor Kamsny asKeu and was
given permission to finish the work of
getting up all claims that have been pass
ed by the differeut boards si uce 1877.1
Regular monthly meetings will be held
on the last Iriday in each ; mouth at '5$
o'clock p. in. Action regarding salaries
of officers was postponediuhtil the next
meeting. ,
No further business the board adjourn
ed subject to the call of the Mayor.
D. R. Julian, C. B. C.
operation; the stockholders need not look ; Tobacco, sales everyday aud prices May 12. 1835.
lor any sucu results.; . j . .... .
Poultry, in steady deraaud, but prices
Some verv ernod Oi-nnhite deno.MtR Imvn I moderate.
been opened in Burke conntyj
showing that two keg.s or
powder had been ioiiud
iff, ho declared that he
ear a' ceitaih part, of Mr.
dry, on Fi il;. night, (the
about ten o'clock nt night,
when tlie nutqiTwa jnsi ning; and that
t his bed-;ioom and et
oi; aod (to qaei us) that
uir ai)'ii! it in me lainiiv
se, iiutii after his arreM
liirtt he WHS' Jim wailing. aii. 1 llMt siug-t
They are. sinking the Briols shaft be
low "the 230 foot- level at lloover Hill.
v . - . j j
The 20 stamps make regular time and
Salistoy ToMccfl Mariet
with the usual good results..
CORRECTED WEEKLT BY J. J. HANKIKS,
; PKOPBIETOH KLCTTZ'8 WAREHOUSE.
Lugs,' common dark
- medium red
Mr. Truskett of Cleveland Ohio, one of L"f: cornn?on green.
i - i. I , r ironri rti
f a. . - i a . . . I o v
mo proprietors oi uarriner goiu mine in I mH fii'er
Stanly county, is at .the mine; where it is
reported they will begin milling in n
short time. Some of the ore is reported
i i
as being worth $25 per bushel.
Business or Party Cardsj j
Circulars or Peters, j
Letter or Note Heads,
H Bill Heads,
Monthly iotatrnents,
Books or Pamphlets,
Labels, Tags, &c, l ,
Neatly! printed at
office, and at as low rates as elsewhere.
Business men of Salisbury are invited
fine
Smokers, common to medium
good
fine
Wrappers, common
medium
" fine
1 fancy
Market active.
Oar Philadelphia, markets are corrected
every 'week. - $-r - -j i
PniLADELPniA Market. Evans Bros.,
large Produce Commission Merchants, 56
North Water street, Philadelphia, report
the following city markets: Eggs, Vir
ginia and Southern! 001 4. Live poul
try 1213 cts. er pound; dressed 151G;
4 to 6 turkeys 00 1G, according to quality;
5 to 81 ducks 00ai2 : ireeae 03ai0. Live eatth,
Hill 055i; hogs, live 6. Potatoes: Ealy
8 to 12 1 ose choice, per bush., 5360; Bin banks,
10 to 16 1 choice C063 ; Peerless, 5355 ; Pearl
o to 10 Mammoth, 5553. Cheese: Ni Y. Facto-
V: lf?; vU'v; ':' '
? lMpl;
Frightful Catarrh.
i 1 ? ry, choice 1212; fair to good, 11 to il;
15 to 20 Pennsylvania full cream, 111I2 ; pah
20 to 80 Rkims, fancy 500i full skimol 0102.
30 to 50 1 Dried Fruits : Apples, evaporated, I in
w iu mm,. i7. d;.wwi i m n.,.i;..A i
4tj good sliced 3; blackberries 1(9J;
cherries, pitted, primo dry 1212i
peaches, pared, evaporated 17(22 ; NL C.
sliced 79; uu pared halves, new, 83J;
quarters 66; evaporated 1014; pers,
1018; plums, 9;rispberiies, 222:i per
Absolutely Pure;
"Thla powder neTer varies. ! A marTel or pcf?,
strenjftb, nd wholeaoaieneaa. More eeoDotnlcst,
Uian me orainarr kinds, and caunoxJoe, sotd ia
compeUUoa with the multitude or low tfstJ iiot
weigni, atura or poo&pnaie powaers. oja o
caas. Koyal Bakg 1'owbke Co.. iu$ ull
V. " - ... - . '
ljr 1
WASUED OUT IIAtit. There U assort of .
pallid, chalk; complexion which tlie Ing v-
elist call a "washed out complexiou." It
ghastly enough, and no j mistake. VAhe ;
out, faded, discolored, or part colored kaitr
is almost ns repulsive; and melanehoir;.; ;
Parkers Hair Balsam will - restore Ijipcl :
hair to its original color, whatever itwi0
brown, auboru or b!ack. .Why ear mb:4"
on your head, when you may easily hav
lively, shining hair. "
Pieces of Bone.
For four years I have been afflicted with I pound. Feathers, choice geese 52(3 5.
R Vftrw trnnlllptnmn pntarrh nf tha UoaA I 1 1 ! .1 .1 tiit it . i- . rt
noil t r,rm,rrb fh P i?. "T .Vw.v.' . ",u? Jl lOVJfl M .-liOUey IU COlUU, IU
v"i""&" v icuiuic niu us nature ueen mat wnen beeawiv 2fl'fi
abroad. u i I irequentiy come out or my mouth ana nose.
The discharge was copious, and at times
Y 1 at . at .
riOTI G E!
OF
1 1
i t
THE FIRST NATIONAL 'BANK
I 1 !
At Salisbury, in th9 State of N. C,
! The Salisbury Graced School Committee
will meet at the Mayors office on Friday,
REPOET OP the CONDITION USS!SSJL?L
a Cf O
ly impaired, with poor appetite and worse
disestion.
Numerous medicines were used without May 8th at 4 o clock P. M. to hear ofejee
relief, until I began the use of B. B. B., and Uom t0 tne proposed location ot the Color-
three bottli-a aotiul almost HWi mnip eU UraUed beliool House. 1 uc location is
I Sinee their nso tint a avmntnm hc rntnrtif.fi iast ot the-.National Cemetery and about
At the Close Of business. May 0, 1885. and I feel in every way quite restored to 300 leet South of the N. CRailroad.
say Monielhiiig ;nout tin-
io that ne could till U It over
iugeiiiouly. argued by
u CoUurvl lr tlie ie-
l he State had tailed to prove
the bill. That the .witness.
escribed it a rifle powder,
whereas tho bill charged ''gun powdtr."
And several analagotis cases decided by
Court, which ho cited, lett
hat tlie Court must charge
the jury to acquit the prisoner at the bar
as iu the case of a man charged with
stealiug a stver, and it wns proven iu
Court that t,he animal stoleu was a
bull. J A
On this point the witness, Wallace,
was allowed to explaiulhat when he said
"rifle powdeil' he uieaut common "gun
powder" as ordinarily kuowu to the trade,
as iu coutra-dlstiuction from cannon and
blasting powder. And so with a short
8peechfrom Mr. Mauney, the prosecutor,
the case was submitted by the Court to
the jury, who in af short lime brought in
a verdict of gtjilty.
" The prisoner is a young man of dark
complexion, tall and active in appearance.
He wore at the time of trial one of Mr.
Mayor's Office, May 12, 1885.
This, a called meeting, at which all the
members ef the Town Board were present,
Dr. J. J. bummerell nppearl and stated
that he had been -re-electeil President of
Board of Health of Kowhii County 'nod
wanted the assistance of the Mavor ami
Commissioners of S.ilUUurv in the dis
charge id' his official dutis. si that the
Hard of Health iniht jirove of inu;
benetit to the citizens ot the town and
comity than heretotou; aitil t aid liim
in getting (he ital lalfslic f both
white ami eo!ored i i thef tmvu tiiid the
cause of dratli.
11m bwhiuiu oilici-rs jji esmtetl their
luuals, all of whieli were iv-i iv ed :
Geo. ii rSiiavt-r, eit.v tax ifliecti j 1. H.
Foiist, treasuiet, atiil Jas. Pltimaiev, city
weilur. y
OidiMcd (hut the bumls ui the eily oili
ci'is if. ilciusiU'd with 11. 'J. Holuies for
sale keeping.
On motion, li. J. Holme was elected
city auditor. . . j
0i motion, D. li. Jisli.ut was elected
city tax-li!ter, ami ouli ivtt-Ho have notice
isucd at once to all parties; to have their
taxes listed.
Ordered, that the Mavorind Coinmis-
sioner Craige. look over the Town Ordi
nances and report any changes they may
think necessjiiy. I ; ,
'lhe Mayjir was ordered to issue notices
at once to all citizens to put their lots in
good sanitary condition. ;
Moved that the levying of the taxes be
postponed until the regular mwetiiig on
the last Friday iu May. j i ;
Mayor Neave and Commissioner;?. P.
Meroney, were appointed a coniniitteo to
have a rinal .settlement with the old city
officers.' There being no further business
the board adjourned.
d. It. Julian, C. B. C.
f
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...... j. 1.
Overdrafts .
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation.
Due from approved reserve agents.. i
Due from other National Banks
Due from State Banks aal bankers, j.
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures
Current expecses and taxes paid
Premiums paid.....;. j. ..j.....
Checks and other casa items... J.. ;j
Btl.8 of other Banks . .. . j.....
Fractional paper currency, nickels! and
pennies...... j.... j
Specie.. .,
Legal tender notes. ... .. j
Redemption fund -rith D. S. Treasurer
O percent. of circulation)!.... j
S T5.1C 13
37 M
50.000 00
6.S0T W
2,593 73
921 94
1,120 34
health. I am an old citizen of Atlanta, and
refer to almost anv oue living on Butler
street, and more particularly to Dr. L. M
Uillam, who knows my case.
Mns. ELIZABETH KNOTT.
A LITTLE GOLD.
28:2t.
F. J. MURDOCH, Sec.
Mr. Z. A. Clark, of Atlanta, Ga., in speak
660 si I ing of 4480.00 in gold, desires to sav to the
1.000 oo I readers ot this paper, that the whole of the
132 35 1 above amount was spent in a fruitless effort
i.ooo ooi in undine relict from a terrible Blood Pol
son affecting his body,' limbs and nose
880 10 1 presenting uscl v running ulcers. He is now
,938 so I jjoundl and well, having been cured bv the
4,00(1 00 I nt i .at sriPeflv ftnrl wnnilprt'nl rcnwilv pvpr I . .
CANCER CURED. !
Mrs. Oliver Hardman, an old resident of
Walton county, and a lady of culturciand
prominence, lias tins to sav ot the treat
ment of cancer with Swift's Specific: !
Over fifteen years ago-a cancer made its
appearance on my: lace, it was created
with piasters, and the core came; out. I lie
place healed up after some time, land
seemingly my face was well. However, in
a tew years it returned again with more
violence than ever. It iiave die areat
8,250 00
Potts' shirts.
t
tW that the CommiRRioir r r.
iOuVof the State
ipft the purpose d can
li.r ,es' Cities and nthr fu- a .i
m should not nnv L,1B.iI
v. .Owner' a . -
: ' iieseni our mer-
tlii; AUI,e P' Teaches
, State, it ia K:,i,l ..uii
"ItMii- " l,',li W 111
9tn ;r '? would like to seto
cESiM pa,tof our Pple to
ck in inducing
a cannery
iriAf?rr,"eu al fruit-fais.
vS:Usindveetesthat
'I ould 1 "esiutjg, sucl
fcLi , mS to our nlaei
i
- i i HI Mil... ' i
C.m UmaS ovfler by the
iMtil.Stedcan
ri&, Com
wveif we desire to
mis
from a box car that came down xfrom
Statesville. T
taken, and it
stoleu in February last,
te trunk and contents were
is only recently that any
trace of it was discovered.,;
Since the above was written, to wit, on
Saturday thej Court passed Reutence on
this man and, condemned him to fotir
years in the! penitentiary; which will be
his second term in that retreat. There
is another matter against him which will
come np in he Superior Court, which
necessitates; las retention in the County
prison until lifter that body shall have
met. - j - -"iA a '.
" The State' against Noab Dedmond came
up Friday afternoon. , Noah is believed
to be the ing! leader of the clan who have
been robbing railroad cars. 'The counsel
jbr the prisoner, Mr. Thee. F.JKlnttz, was
unprepared for trial aud asked a continu
ance of the cane until the Superior Court
and that the prisoner be allowed to give
bail. The prosecu ting officer, Sir. Mauney,
hoped the Court would not overlook the
enormity of tine prisoner's offeuse (break-
in to a car m the dead hours of night and
carrying off part of its contents) and re
quire ; a boud in due proportion to his
ciimei Mr. K.luttz protested against ex
traordinary bail,' asserting that the record
did not show that his client; was guilty
of killing- any body j or that be had
broken into a dwelling house, or did any
thing to justify an unusual boi.d. Crimes
of the grade charged agaiust his client
had beeuconlmitted by somebody every
day since Adam aud Eve were banished
from the garden of eden down! to this day:
i , -it
and he hoped the. Court would iiot make
For the Watchman.
I would respectfnllv call themttention
of the Town Authorities to: the stagnant
water on the Railroad track -from the Mt.
Vernon Hotel towards Charlotte. 'This
matter has been frequently! brought to
the notice of the former Miiyor aud his
board but they were put on j oy tue reply
that it would entail the expense of taking
up a rock culvert to properly drain it
admit it. What is this to tlie sacrifice of
the lives of our citizens to anv uothiug of
breeding of millions of mosquitoes T I
believe our new Authorities are made of
sterner stuff than to put off ; with such a
trifling excuse and trust it will have their
immediate attention. , Tax Payer.
, Mav J3th, 1335. .
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For the Watchman.
Third Creek items.
Mr. fiditor: . ! I
You have reported the mnnicipal elec
tiouR of ihe Large towns, now report from
the smaller. . ' i..'
Third Creek elected George Wetmore,
Mayor, without opposition. We had two
ssts of candidates lor Commissioners, and
thev divided on wet and imthe drv he-
ing elected by two or three majority.
We have been electing commissioners for
three years. TheXfirst year they did al
most uothing. They second; yearjthev
built a calaboos; aim the; third, they de
nned the boundaries of the town and laid
off streets set up stakes but the streets
have not been made. But. notwithstand
ing delay iuisuch matters, the town is
luinroviuff. We have had au accession
of four families, and lost buef during the
la&t year; and several new residences are
building or are to be built qme by Ezra
Laton aud another by Abel COwan.
' There is a pretty good ' trade here in
roots for inediciual purposes: Poke root,
2 cents per pound; dock 3 cts.; briar,
2i : the bark, of sassafras root, aud many
other . kinds of roots for which-the price is
from 5 to 10 cents per pound.l
The first sessiou of Third Creek Acad
emy will close this week.
Third Creek.
iNererwasfe corncobs.. They make
excellent f del, and the ashes : are
I especially valuable for the J proportion
of potash contained. .-
Total
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LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In ..... .
surplus fund
art nmflto
National B.ink notes outstanding
Dividends unpaid j i...
Individual deposits subject to check....
Time certificates ot deposit . . . j
Caviller's caesks outstan Jinj .......... ,
Due to State Banks and hankers. . ......
beiore known, and any interested party who
may need a Blood runner will learn from
.$153,234 32 him that three bottles of B. B. B. 'restored
his appetite, healed all ulcers, relieved his
kidney, and a-ldcd twenty -one pounds to
his weight in thirty days,
pain. The former remedy seemed
Two Druggists.
Total
Slate of North Carolina, Count; of Rowan, ss:
I, L n. Foust, cashier of the above-named bink,
do solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
. I. Hi FOfiST, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth day of
uay, 1385. WLuLUTTZ, J.P.
Cobksct Attest t ! I
8. W. COLE, I ")
R. J.HOLMES. V Directors.
to do it no good. Knowing the disease to
run in the family,: having had one sistci
to die with cancer,! I became seriously ap
prehensive ot my condition. It continued
to increase in size and virulence. I almost
save up all hope of beins cured. The
physicians advised the use of the knife
I and caustic. Thisiwas more than I eould
We have been handling B B. B. only a bear, and refused to have it operated upon
few months, and take pleasure in savins it in that way. All other remedies were vised,
51.T79 3 hs superceding all other Blood Remedies, but the cancer continued to prow wknse.
V1-TTA.I 7. . I 1 l?i
I 8c s we "ivi-a our customers entire sat- i lie nam was cicruciaituir. anu mv- me
isfaction, and we cheerfully recoinmend it was a burden. In this extremity my soji,
in preference to any other Blood Purifier. Dr. Hardimn, recommended me to try
ASHiSli & MOOKK, UruirKists,
Atlanta, Ga.
.$ 50,000 00
. 8,100 Oo
. 1,874 58
. 41.600 0J
80 00
A Little Gold was Spent. MrJZ. A
Clark,.'of Atlanta, (Ja., in speaking oi
in gold, desires to say to the readers of t hit
paper, that the whole of above amount wr. t!
spent in a fruitless effort iu Undin; reliefi; 2
from a terrible Blood poison allectinjr f.il
body, limbs aud nose presenting liyly-rnnl
nin ulcers. He is now sound and wellf .
having ; been cured by the most fpeedy an(f ;
wonderful remedy ever be fore knownaiid -
any interested party who may need a BTo'.f"" '
Purifier will leam-fVem him that flireebui
tics oLB. B. B. restored his appeti'e. hralt
all ulcers, relieved bis kidneys, and adde
twenty-one pounds to h!is weight in thirl; ;.
days. ."T"
Go to ENNISS and'bny Kerosene an
Maj'hinc oils. .
PATEiyTS
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Obtained, and nil PA TEX7 BU$IXi!SS dtUBdec! :
lor MdOh'HA TE
Our oul-jelsoniHwiiP Hip V. S. Eatrnt OIKw, a,--- '
we can obtain Paieiits In lss lime than those 1
mole from Wii.siilnq-ton. Sond Modt vr Jh-aw "
W"5lv ( r f-to patentability tn:f-of cliargo,-aai
1;.T '. btirtj' uiiUhm patent i$ nwilift,
'.' t-iy : . i to the Postmaster, the Supt :.,
Money order llv., and to oiticlaLs of the L.. :
tentOttlce. For Ircul.nr, advice, temis and rU'.
. .. ...... ... . . . . WE
write to C. A. SNOW & CO.
Nov.
Opposit? Patent onlce. v asUlngton V. C ? ',
27, l.-i-liu s
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most nonnljr Wak Iw newtDa"
devoted to ecienee. maeh&iiics. m ineeiinir. o
eoveries, inventions and patent evefpublishod- -t-
anraocr iiius'rieu wua apienata engzavin
ftablieatipn. fnrnisbea a most valuable encyc
number illustrated with aplendin engxavinm. i:.
pnblieation, fnrnisbea a most valuable encyclopedia i
tniortnatioa wnicn no person Biiouia be witnout. 'j
popularitr of the ScffisTino Aubbkak I, inch t
ita circulation nearly eqaala that of all other paper
Ha claaa combined. Price, $3.20 a. rear. IMscour t?
Clubs. Sold by aU nevadealers. MUNN A CO, 1 .
lishera. No. 3SI Broadway. JJ. ; V.
AvpRi v a Mann it uo. ntre a
AT fcfi3 I hd ' Thlrty-Sev .
fore the Patent Offii; -
than One Hur
624 89
91 00
i...$i53,2Sl 32
M. L. BOLMtwd,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
J. T. WYATT,
The Mill Stone man, has a fine Breeding
Sow he desires to trade for a young colt.
Swift's Specific. It was the last resott, but
I was so prejudiced against the use of
patent medicines. and especially tins one,
that I hesitated some time. At last reave
my consent, not believing there was; any
virtue in it. The first bottle ouly increased
the size of the sor and the dischargejfrcm
it, and hence did not inspire me wit(i any
hope. On taking: the second bottle there
were signs ot improvement, and mv.iawn
strengthened just in proportion to that
improvement. I he spot on my face began
to decrease, as well as discharge, andMiope
sprang up in Heart, uouia it ue, l asKta
myself, that I was at last to be relieved of
this disease? It Jias,.-given me so n an
Aar Kmn-a in tlir nacT thai thr iilf'H ill
If o. to you we bring tidings oT comfort and . j almost overpowered me.
i Vf.n pin x I " .... .
A 32 page Book of wonderful B. B. B.
testimony mailed to any address,
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Oa.
ARE YOU
With any di
iar to your gentle sex?
w is
JffiL J& Mi
111UU VUUUH
All Rinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN IN
exchange for Goods at J. T. VYyatt's Store,
(ii miles from Salisbury,- on the Mount
Pleasant lioad. 1 !
Cash or Goods given in exchange for
Bone at y J. T. W YATT'S.
ereatjoy. xou can
CURED
and restored to perfect health by nting
Braafield's
Female
There was a contest between hope: and
fear for a -long time. It was a long night
of weeping, but Joy came to me witb the
morning. There is nothing left to mark
the' place but a small scar, and I feel that
it is impossible lor me to express my grati
tude for this great deliverance. Ip is a
wonderful medicine
RHEUMATIC.
I Buffered with rheumatism for manv
months, at times unable
about only on crutches.
ties of Swift s Specific, and have been en
tirely relieved. I T. BARTIfUM,
I LMacon, (ia,
iVeff UlabOr l Jan. 9. 1S84. Monroe, Ga.
I 'front i&A mi Ttlood aud Skiu ,niiWawR
It is a ipecial remedy for aw diseases per- .a:itwl fi
Mining to " wuujw, uu ... ... Tlie SWltt SnecitlC VJO., Ulano aI
man can cure nemen yj "" lflnti P.a
'r.i . . : ? ,k:.
to walk or tret suppressed or pamful menstruation, in whites
I took eirrht bot- nd Partial P1?- U nfford9 i""edial
Ji-f ?" relief and permanently restores the menstrual
function. Asa remedy to be used dmin; that
I critical period known an ''Change of Life,"
this lnvaluauie preparation tiasnonvai.
FROM TUE MOUNTAIKS.
For many years I havfc been troubled
with a scrofulous affectioh. I My'jight leg
was covered with sores from the hip to the
ankle some of th;m large and painful,
running a great deal, ikried everything
I could think of or mends could suggest.
The physicians did what they could, but
Saved Her Life !
- Ridge, McIntosh Co.,Ga.
Dr. J. Bradfield Dear Sir: I have lak
en several bottles of your Female Regulator
for fallingof the womb and ottwr dueases cora
KJnot nfairtMn Years standine. tnd I really
brought no permanent relief. I ilycase waslki;p I m cured entirelV. for which please
well known in this community, as well as accept my heartfelt thanks and most profound matism. My 1
the fearful suflerings I endured. : Last fallj gratitude. I know your medicine saved my swollen, so that
at the suggestion ot a mend, 1 began the
Cancers Conquered. j
The Swift Specific Company ' have the
most endubitablc! evidence as to the cure
of Cancer by their famous medicine, S.S.S
Amous others, jolm . JUorrow, an old
and highly esteemed citizen of -Florence,
Ala., makes tlie following statcment as to
the merits of this remedy:
I have been suffering with a Cancer in
mv ri"bt ear, for about three year. I tried
various remedies and was treated fwith
Iodide of Potash, which produced rheu-
feet and legs were greatly
I could not walk.. About
use of Swift's Specific. It j produced a
change so apparent that it astonished
everybody, as one ulcer after another dis
appeared, and none were: more astonished
than myself. Six bottles produced an en
tire cure. My restoration is due entirely
to tlie use of this medicine. It is the best
blood purifier in the world, and will come
nearer doing what is claimed for it than
any medicine I have ever tried.
! J. at. WATKINS.
Jasper, Ga., March 11, '85. j
Swift's Specific is entirely; vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free. j 1 I
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer. 3, At
lanta, Ga.
Rich Knob Copper Co.
Tire Annual meeting of the Rich Knob
Copper Corn pan v," will be held at its Ex
ecutive Office 163 Broadway New York,
Wednesday;- June 3d, 18S5,(at T o'clock
P. M, for the Election of Trustees and oth
er boinessi
New; York, May tltb, 18S5.
JOHNjE. HALL, Sec
80:3t.
life, so you see I cannot speak too highly in one year ago I was induced to try Swift's
;. r.mr I h&re reaommenuea ii 10 several i sneumc. wnitn bodd rtuiuveu uic iiuuuic
-- - . y , i
oflmy friend who are sunenng as i wan
a . . r. . 1 1.
lours very revciiiiii7,
MRS. W. E. STEBBINS.
Our Treatise on the ' Healtk tnd Happi
ness" mailed free.
BaAFiELD Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
What You Want to Know. Everybody
wants an honest answer to this simple ques
tion: What is the best medicine to regu
late the bowels, cure costivencss and bil-
in mv limns, anu mv rucuiunusm isuon
entirely cone and my Cancer is steadily
imDroving, beinrf better now than at anv
tim within two vcars. This medicine has
done me more good than anything ilse
have taken, and I feel that I am on theroad
to a speedy cure. Undoubtedly Swift's
Specific is the best blood purifier ip the
world i dum o. jiuuiiuji
Florence, Ala., Sept. 22, '84.
I have had a cancer on my face for ijbany
years. I have tried a great many remedies
l 1 V 1
nd hare nrenarcd more i
dred Thousand appUcatlona tor p-v
in lae UDiiea oiaiea ana lorei
conntriee. Caveats Trade-Marks. Oo
riirhta. AsKlcnmenta. and all other tar
for aeenrina to inventors their rienta in:.
unitea Ktatea. uanaaa. tnciana. rt :
UiVCU kJVtt.COf vyn rfe imu '--
Gerroanjr and other foreign ooantries, prepsrJ
at 6hort notice and on reasonable terms.
Information aa to obtaining natenta cherfu'. v
irea without charge. Hand-books of inf -r - ,
pi
Hon sent free. Patents obtaiaed tbronfrh Mura
A Cck. nra noticed in the Kcientifie American ir
The adrantat-e of such notice ia well understood- by ' Li
naranna who wish to dixnoae of theirvatents.
Addrtms MUSS A CO., Offico bCLUmrXC AMKBir. .' r
Kl Broadway, Kew fork.
0 fl fl fl n ln "' $'ren avay. J-'ct?
I 1 1 1 I 1 1 f 1 1 us 5 cent8 I ta?' ac ; '
.Iff I I if tl I na11 3n Pt A" 1
At 4riu s; .ru 7 l i l wnrk tsiat v',!l tt ontv t
i ii u i :. f is iii.ia -aa.vthlij'i cl!o la A;:
'It i ) r. c'l ; !V In pres -nis' wit:i
f i a .' n I i y .vherof ejuier o( r.
r -ui ' -i ti a :. Oi- s ).irs tlm? o:jtv. to work
mir n !n-nvi. lon.unea tor wiiKPi
tru- i-. u.- e l. D u'i iU'Uy.
o. i:, i ly
If Ai.i.KTr t:
I'onlaaJ, J
"I Don't Fkf.l L;ki; Vo:k."' it ma-
ynti are rn;v
prenrm-r. a
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no iMLicrtnc- w'ifit punid' sl
ed in : v. lictltcr ynu are a
elianir. a hr.vver or a c run in cm laborer.
can't do your work well white vu arc ! . t
ick. Tlimisiimls trv t.o, 1nt in
How much Ii'ltT to koen , a our rM: ':,
good order -by taking Pnr-kA'rV Timuc wl- t,
vou-ftel "a little out of' sorts.'' It v. ..
be money in your pocket. One hour ;,
gool. rtjoicinir bruit h is worth tmlf a tl. ..
n hours iull i 'lngufr and pain.
h g gilinRth akUlodih--
fslcierxi, reiHilt frt t
5Jioofrooindcl.7euoe, p.
ovorirainvur.
tr.s inincisition ct pfc
Jl trouble . Gt our I ' 1
Circular irnd Trial ? - -am.
and learn imr-orti $
ilucf befare ta)drtr. ?
mmt clwherc. Tif'
MfKE RtmriiT that I
Ct'KED thoutand c
not intrrfers wiih IU
tirm ro b'tinM, or on
A Radical Cure foh
IJERVOUS ,
CrganiG mmi
PHYSXGAZf
DECAY,
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Ac 3d Man.
YEA33 EV USE UI MAr!Y&tfflsefca'.i6c rmoiraltincl-
1 HOUSANOUASJUm
Tk'AX
THEATJUJETTT.
Oao Koatb, - $3.00,
1.
Kr d.rttai n.iCl;C
to tn! seat ef ontsie v.,
specific Influence I ft:'
wjUinut dflay. Thet.i.-.
urol fimetioriof the h,i-
3 man orsanirm iiIhiwv,
7 I he auimarmg en't r a
cruse. nicn iiavsi ;
wasted are fivm tack '
tb patintteronesch1i'r
liousness, help the digestion and give U,ut wjthout relief. I almost ;ave up jiope j ladies of Salisbury.
Two Kon'bs, - S.OC.JVgfufan'l rtpWlly (tain b -..
HARRIS REMEDY CO., M'FCCkesscts
ZOOH ZS. Tcnti. tt, $T. Z.0TJI3. MO.
ESllBTURcO PCRSGHS! Wc Trute.
ftUr" Afk frrr trmatof onr - TTlisnc-.
Dress Makina?
MISS M. C. TAFFE
Has opened rooms in ihe-pId.PhotfTxrv-..
Gallery. She has learbc-i Dress Mki 7
and the most accurate system of ca-.j;
thoroughly. ! -
JPi t G uara t ced I
Will be pleased to receive calls lrr-n. -. -
..rencrth to the whole system I People ask 1 f hp:n cured. Dr. Hardman. mv
us this every aay. i reconimenciea swm s ojecinc, wnitti i
Ti. It is nleasant to the taste. Air the
childrea like it. Mothers all praise it. It
will save a thousand times its cost in every
fAmilv. Editor Western Argut.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for one or one
dollar for five bottles of Shriner's Indian
Vermilu". The lieat worm medicine now
before tlTc public. Every bottle guaranteed.
have taken witli jrreat results. My ftfee is
almost well, and it is impossible tor me to
express ray thank3 in words for what this
medicine has done for me.
MUS. OLIVE HAIlDMApJ".
Monroe, G a., Sept. 1884. f
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. ' -
Swift Specific C0.7 Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Ga.
March 5f 1S85. ly
A CHANGEABLE COaiPLEXION i J
dicatcs the existence !of t worn. A ! v
doses of -Shriner's Indian; Veruiitne1 ; '.
destroy them and make jour contplv-xioii j
bright and healthy. ' .
All The Family can jbc? iclieyv-a li u
tlie horrible plague of woi ms liy'oiiJ.
cent bottle of Shriner'4 IiidiarrVern-.ig?.
It israeiitoiious. Try if. -
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