II
j.
... - ; Mi 1 -MB
MB"'B, . ' : "
U Or SCnOSfflrt TERM OP THE COURTS, fctf. to prov. hi, ca. aod would ne; The IuU..n. TMr.t fo, BKhh,.
ax ui nvtnKBT. ceasanlv pay the penalty of the tew X
but again an appeal t;0i. ttoyail, of. the army, says
Scrofula from Umnf II DISTRICT JC IX&E MONTOOMKBT.
....... -1 I 1 XT
and inconsequence have al- Iredell August 10, two weeks; LSo-,
A dTUBBORN 0
t have been afflicted with
tn.4nftnr-T And in conseu
war. been a frail and ae jcate veiber 9, two weeks
33S on Mercury d potash These
Haedies for the lime being would dry up
HTforfdl ulcers, with which I suffered,
tat thej would Return with greater vio
lence. I waslhc merest shadow as to form
prsoa My digestion wasuu atreugcu
i dTictMiro wit most wrctclieo.
SIL .KlHn that could be done, but no
tMrmabent benefit was derived. At last a
crest tumor came on my neck below the
left eaf. It increased in size until mjHwwl
at forced to the right shoulder and in
thic ongainly and uncomfortable position,
f was compelled to carry my head. The
doctors decided that it was there to stay
T long as life continued, and for many
bears ft did remain. In March, 1884, at
suggestion of Colonel John Tray lor I
Was induced to try Swift's Specific. My
mnnnrkd to the medicine prompt
? m x- i fwntn olmnst till
t. ana 1 Depart 10 immune niu -t-
' . . .. x r f..l 1 - Vino all
rnber 9, two weeks pends upon the farther respite of the y. tribune is one of
Rowan August 24, two weeks, no- r . T.:- fil.fQ,
Davidson September 7, two weeks;
December 7, one week.
Randolphs-September 21, two weeks.
Montgomery October 5, two weeks.
Stanly .November iu, two wwb.
. i . . . . . 1 n 11 ii . 1 1 t 1 ma 11 1 i 1 - - a
on tomorrow: Dm again an uoi. Jrvoyaii, 01 me array, Bays a
has been taken, which of course de- Washington correspondent of the N.
the best known
the service. lie is
heard.) here on leave, his health being much
This may be right, but 11 so, proves impaired by many years hie on the
that onr laws are too uncertain tor frontier. Speaking of the present
there is scarcely a case of any impor- disturbances and the Move for murder
tance where delay is wished, that ex-which every Indian seems to posses
NnTPmher Sf. one wees, cemions ana appeals are noi iKen. m im greater or less degree, ne saiu:
for criminal cases and non-jury civil strikes us, as it does the generality of 0uce asked a remarkably intelligent
thinking men, that there suouiu oe a Indian who was known to have kill
limit to these proceedings; and that a white man some years ago, wby
while full justice should be given to it was that his race enjoyed so much
all, that for the mere pretext to gam goiug on the warpath and killing
. ; 1 1 . . : 1 . u 1 4 liof 1 i -pl vs.it.
lime, or suum icgai ijuuiiiR, w wwi 1 people, jluc oouverronui wunw cu
frivolous cause, the Judge should be sued ran something like this, the In-
empowered to decine tne point, ana dsan beginning:
only in cases were some legal point
cases.
England Social tJPheAVel.
London Not the Only Sink of Sin.
New York fiun Cable.
It is estimated that 100,000 veterans of
the Grand Army will attend Gen. Garntfa
funeral in New York on the 8th of Augnst .
One of the blushes that eminated from
the Prince of Wales when he read the
raU Mall Gazette has been hung on a
rack in the British museum. It ie said to
be as red as one of Editor Medill'sflaunel
night shirts. Atlanta Constitution.
The revelations of the Pall Mull conies uD. and the Judge has a doubt,
battle. That teariui tumor nu i t (jazette. ana tne suoseijuuiii. ngimuvu should the case be sent to tue nigner
and is grow-
ncertain: and a
dy should be proposed before it
ones too far. Whv tamper with the
D 5 - w ,
people? -Why burden them witn uu-
. A 11.' I L I
disappeared, and every appease w iv . that r ot tne necessity ior sup- court for adjudication.
&SXS. I-essing the evils, discovered, have The Iaw I two yOWj
f. dUiinnparin ranidly. From a fairly convulsed the country, xm- jue siower ad more u
.ii litti- mri I have developed into as mel)Be meetings continue to be ueia rpme
Withy and robust young lady as there is throughout England,
tba neighborhood. Swill's Specific is w Conference at i
Sfrtvly remedy that has ever given me Wesleyan yonlerence, n
I, b
and the
its session
tu.it n n o vit iJivt'ii iiii-' j ' . 1 mw m m
in neucr iouuj, uuaiiuuwum; i' 1 necessarry uua hiij uuiucu
the
.mil T am
w IO" - -v-r . ' , .Si; n.1Ji.f.. u " .. " ...
and weigh more than l ever am in tion ol manKi 10 me wwae wr gupreme UouTt with cases tnat a
Ivitorc. 3IV oiu irmm
rfnirn me Since this U'OIK
biLn wrought in my appearance. My
"Did you ever shoot a rabbit?"
"Yes."
"Did you ever shoot a deer?"
"Yes."
"Didn't you get more fun out of
shooting the deer than the rabbit?"
"les, I guess so.
"Well, there's heap more fun for
T 11 i I Ml At
an luaian to kui a man man a
deer."
The usual belief is that the pas
sion flower; derived its name because
of the resemblance, or fancied remb-
lance, of the parts of the plant to the
instruments of the Savior's passion
aud crucfixioui Thus, the three nails
through the hands and feet on the
cross are represented l?y the atigmaa,
five antlers represent the five woiinas
the rays of glory or (as others say)
the crown of thorns are represente I by
the rays of the corona, the ten parts
of the perianth repre3 ut ten of the
apostles (reter, who denied tne
Savior, and Judas, his betrayor, be
ing absent). The hands of the perse
cutors are supposed to be indicated Ly
the finger like leaves of the plant,
and the scourges in the tendrils.
'That, was Tn.lian Wic. and nret-
. i r I : . . 1 t. 1 I r 1 . . . 1 ' o f l
'r thorougb manner in wnicnu nas per- jadgd and onB or two lawyers might good logic, too, I should say
formed its good work. Similar reso- These are ouestious often r,l RnVAll .mrhed- and added:
itude is unbounded for what this lutions are aaopiea aimosi "7 asked, and are questions ot vital im
; msdicine has done for me. J bodies representing all sects and p0rtance. The good of the eodutryj
creeds. - Ithe safety of our people, all demautl
The latest scandal enects Jiton that tjie jaw j)e revised or some reme-
School, the highest institution ot its dy maae. Fayeleville Observer.
kind in the land, which is situatea
.ArA,. (Ko rivor frnm the Rovn How Wilkes Booth's Uoay was
JiAOv cava woo wv J I -
Cast e and rark ot wmusor. it nas iiiosei ui.
been ascertained that for four
months "pfst horders of abandoned Charlotte Democrat.
- . 1 1 - 4 1 - - - A
women from the surrounamg towns R r James, an old ieuardsman ot
and from London have had a rendez- the 'Washington Arsenal, writes uto
vou8 at Windsor. They were met at let the people know that J. Wilkes
MISS TOMMIE EMBRY.
IQranffe. Ga.. Mav 14, 1885.
lilood and Skin Diseases
nailed free.
The Swift Speeific Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga. N. Y., 157 W . 2Jjd bt.
To The Farmers.
- -
"My experience has been that the
minute an Indian sheds human blood,
it seems to affect the whole tribe the
same way tnat tne smen 01 dioou
would a pack of wild beasts. It in
toxicates them. They become devils.
They are bereft of all reason. They
must satisfy their lust for murder,
and the settlers on the trail they make
their victims."
Sale of Land.
nieht by school boys 16 or 17 years Booth, is not living." And this is the
old and driven around the district in (reason for thinking so:
carriages. The example of the big "As to J. W. .Booth s living, I take
boys was speedily imitated by the pleasure in announcing that it could
younger lads. Becoming more dar- be so, for Booth was shot by Boston
ingr they invaded Windsor Park with Corbett and his body taken to the
the women. An exhaustive secret Washington Arsenal. And one night
n j .l. .1:. .. ,f wnen 1 was on tmaxu, uuuut o ui
nitlPU HI HWP UlXTUYtMV ui .
" , ... . I rVlrlr 111 fhp mfirilin.Cf.
a naval vessel come abreast the
e
in
1 i . l j.v ; i-'U AnU T
i ftrvrw l a. 11 r : siw
t i II 1 nrV'C I II Q i ) P T I I I I I '.I I I I I I 1A.
sale at prices and terms ij "J .,7 j arsenal and appeared as it she was anr
I . .J ..II l n i I M AO ItTflPa IMT 1 fl-
, as follows: hhu uu gu., with blue and red'lights, and throwm
.-wrljrQ-c! on1 Vion n Inrrro hin
The royal family objection to Bat
teuberg is his poverty and the fact
he is the offspring of a morganatic
marriage as it is politely put
which makes Beatrice's marriage with
him a mesalliance. But while the
matter of mesalliance is prominent it
is uncomsortably recalled that the
Queen's uncle, the Duke of Sussex
married the wife of a London alder
man bearing the name of Buggins.
All this is "in the family." The peo-
g pie of England object because Batten-
U I Krvfrv rrr 111 A vo tt- annuo
" i I II 111 4&M.v U.tlJUlHI .wwv
1 1-i 4 -..,ir ,j Uv.-v-v-, r o .w. ..x.
pnunviy w jjiuvciib dui, ed them and got the countersign and because he gets the garter and there is
moreover, oecause boysexpelled from passed them rney went into the ar- a proposal to make him a "Royal
i!,ton are tore ver ineiigi me ior ap- senal and brought out booth s body flijrluiess." And now comes the most
pointment in tne army, tuo navy, or took it into the ship s ooat, ana tne ser;0us objection of all in the effort to
Dououft il uo uk uxp, iuiu icii wic be made for hig naturalization, and
snip appearea as n on nre ana inrew ob:ection come8 from the officers
. . . lv- r-H ciniltf.-l . I fTiry T rl n hnf ' I l
and then the ship returned in a week,
and I asked one of the sailors and he
said they fired Booth's body away in a
sixty-four-pound Columbian gun into
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the Atlantic ucean. l oeing a soiaier
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
asm m
Court of Kowau (Jonnty, wo will sell on
the premises on the first Saturday in
Aneust, it being August oth, loe., the
bllowinff described tract ot land, ueionc-
ing to the estate of John Luckey, deed.,
situated in Scotch Irish township, ana
bounded and described as follows : A
tract of about one hundred and twenty
seven acres, adjoining the lands of John
Turner, J. L. Moore and others. Said
tract will be sold subject to the life estate
of the widow. Terms of sale : One third
cash, when sale is confirmed, with a
credit on the balance ot six ami nine
months from day of sale, with interest at
eight per cent.
W. A. LiUCKKY, .bxecutors ot
J. G. Fleming, Johu Luckey,
July 3d, 18S5. 38:tdots.
''Pah crli rTI ratS
Cfears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants,
bedbugs.
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Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Diri
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cured by "Wells1 Health Renewcr."
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Ask for Wells' "Rough on'Corns." 15cts.
Quick complete cure. Hard- or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
"Buohu-Paiba"
Quick, complete cure of all Kidney, Blad
der and Uriuary diseases. Scalding, Irrita
tion, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh the Bladder.
$1, Druggists.
Bed-Bugs, Flies.
Flies, roaches ants, bedbugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough
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Thin People-
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rheumatism. 20c. Kough n 1'ain 1'iaster,
15 cts.
Mothers.
If you are failing, brokeq, worn out and
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Druggists. , ;
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If you are losing your grip on life, try
Wells' Health Renewer.'1 Goes direct to
weak spots.
'Bough on Piles."
Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching,
"W . 3P"I have on
to suit the times
The celebrated Morgan "New Clipper" aen to return 10 auu nexi icruj. x.c gi
and SEYMOUR MOWERS-guaranteed to head master torebore expelling mem came to the dock and
give satisfaction or no sale.
The Newark Machine Company's
Improved Horse Rakes, Straw
Cutters and Grain Drills,
uperior to any ever brought to Rowan. the church, and have their prospects
PIEDMONT WAGONS, BUGGIES, tffliW:
of the very best makers at surprisingly low egt jSngifrh familiesand every one
P The Wagons, Mowers, Rakes, and & 8lP,ied an aDl0"nt
Grain Drills can be sold on long time if of pocket money equal to an ordm
pnrchascrs so desire. ary man's entire income. The boys
Trlnmph Reapers ami Self-Binders. presented lavish tips to the park-
sold this year only on orocrs, nut at prices h.M nn(1 thp .K. to nurehase
r - x . . r
astonishingly low. J. A. BOYDEN
Salisbury, June 4th. 1883.
$ MONEY MADE! $
their silence, and since the investiga
tion the masters have made strenu
ous efforts to prevent publicity of the
facts.
The atmosphere of Parliament is
fetid with scandal. Schocking char
ges are freely brought against both
young and old. The Criminal Law
Amended bill, previously unheard of,
ia now the most, important measure
of the session, and the House is
crowded whenever it is up for debate.
rl?he most notorious libertines in Par
liament are yvin&r with each other
to propose the most stringent restric
tions.
The Rev. Dr. William Thomson,
Archbishop ef York, on Sunday ad-
have opened ao office I dressed an audience of men and de-
ike orders for reDalrlne nounced t IC COnSDiracv 01 Silence bv
fltnvpa V fo hnnl-M rirn tou nomnoi at tr ovonr I ... . - .
atove in the united statea. Paieiiing and mending, which it had been sought to weaken
an worK uoue m tne neatest style, iso matter now
badly your Stove Is broken or worn, I can make It
as good as new. Work done at your home.
Don't worry over that stove but send for me hnd
have It fixed at once. JOHN A. MURPHY.
Salisbury, June 4th, 1SS5. 33:lm
Sd&nai
Qood e&o.
cn nuke IC.OOto
$3.00 per dy a.
vasting for tin ,
"BIVOUAC
(the "coming"
Southern moothly
magatlae).
20 Per Cent
Profit.
Rfguhr price,
$2.00 per t-; will
end I copia It
mocthj on receipt
Of $8.00.
8ampU Copl,
90 cents each.
SOUTHERN BIVOUAC,"'
B. F. Avery St Sons, Louisville, Ky.
of the army who see in it h step to
give bim a military position over the
heads of veterans in the serve.
Take Notice! I
ot J. O. UaSfcUl and will take
the Pall Mall Gazelle s revelations.
I T ? J AL.ii 1 1. ! mm,m i. A .....I...
iJU euiu Liiut lino was uii a iui ty , . r niniii x nri . ,
question, but that it was the duty ot ,.P . , J
1 " J. . mm iv I brrnd -triari ami I ion mnnn-
A prominent citizen of Jones coun
af. thp samp. timp. and doin? dutv at tv. Miss., who stood high in the
Washington Arsenal, and what I saw church, made a visit to Meridian re
while a soldier there and guarding and cently, and upon his return told his
hanging Mrs. Surratt and the rest of neighbors he had seen ice niannfac-
the conspirators, and which I state to tu red in that town with the ther
be true, I know Booth s body never rnometer standing at 98. It soon be
took the sod. name a Settled fact in the minds of
the members of the church that
A Husband of Fifteen Wives. u-k0,. ui
J..J l Utl Vl XJ IU1J U 1IUVI 4VtlvllUlOlVU liitvs
an able liar. Charges were preferred
against him, and a committee of
church members were appoiuted to
visit Meridian and convict the er
Columbus, O., August 3. A con- ring brother of lying. They went,
vict known as Charles Neuville, who saw the ice manufactured, and return-
died in the penitentiary yesterday, insr home so reported to a meeting of
while serving a term of seven years the church members. A look of as-
for bigamy, was the son of an Eng- tonishment on the faces of the assem-
liehman anda Kussian countess, and bled brethren soon gave way to one
of indignation, and Brother Blank
and the entire committee were incon
tinently expelled from the church.
New Orleans TimesLfemocrat.
A Russian Count who Ended His Ca
reer in the Penitentiary.
ran away to this country alter having
served in both the British aud Rus
sian armies. During his brief career
in the Uuited States he had married
fifteen women, the last of whom was
W s Sale of Lid!
In pursuance of an Execution issued from
the Superior Court of Rowan County, in
favor of Hannah Hartinan and againt Mary
C. Earn hart, I will sell at the Court House
in Salisbury, on Manday the 3d day ot Au
gust, 1885, to the highest bidder, a tract o
land in Morgan Township, known as the
Hill nlace. and containing about 8U acres
the property of the said Alary U. .harnhai t
tlfrcrm cash.
37:4t C. C. KRIDER, Sh'ff.
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Internal and external remedy in each pack
age. Sure cure, 50c. Druggists.
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vivacity, don't fail to try Wells' Health
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ringworm, tetter, salt rheitm, frosted feet
cbillblaics.
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scrawny and delicate, use ;" Wells' Health
Renewer."
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Stinging, irritation, inliamation, all Kid
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"Water Bugs, Roaches." 1
"Rough on Rats" clears; them out, also
Beetles, Ants.
TT
mm
H0-Ul2Ctf, FC7
( , 'Mi. JJ
Ma'.vinu, L. .. . v . V h f,s,
Sl.00iy;r b-'fc. il icr; . ,r :
E.&VrLir.,?.v?y(.,-,: :s.xrl
rem iD 2ivc?'
SSSSSJI t -i : v iX. : - ' ' 8
tases or. i'l
C'rr of Cat.-1
af t r Or-.vt 1 Lis.
o .Hi ... -
Urlr.pay O;-. a . Ir. ".. . -
noaittiy or Li
also iCfearias
Kor hVlMil?,
hereditAry tais-
Hon Jji.ter h r.p. ;;r Lvttte. and
v;napxn s v-r.naii-t j .'.is. . v; .cICha'
pin's BsThiUi; f.&S'-f, ?i a
I receipt ct $13.00, or c t , . u.-.-:. ;
I &. WEI' s Jtr; LVV, s. n e-
, Uf-
- ci -a HI.
' y.es. .-J or
1 !
PROFESSIONAL: CARDS.
iiKKU CKA1GE.
3L. II. CLKMEKT.
SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.
CRAIGE St CLEMENT,
Attorneys -A-t
Salisijuhv, N. C.
Feb. 3rd, 1881.
liabbit and Ratslcsnake.
Administrator's Notice!
) Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of C. J. Miller deceased, I hereby
Iu the Nashville Advocate of June
give notice to all persons who have claims ticing young girls to ruin by means
against the estate of said u. a. Miller to of a pretended orphanage in Bruzza.
present ths same t me properly authenti- un 1 1 uu s.u.f.M. K A Im
A, , .. . . . , . wealthy Detroit man and then mana-
the whole nation to stamp out this CJ.X , , .1 . fH
, , ., ; . r crer of the Standard theatre. Chicago.
rampant ana nornuie vice. - ft. .irt,wfi wwu ilpr Tnl 20. F. VV. Daman eives an account of
The name of the Catholic priest , r . . j . CU T;nir nA R.iunb H
. ti ii.. i i i :..i. o r
nriRnn. . ' lm me biiaae uue me ruiuu i x
U. ..a.-irftl I. nn TT" O - HAM l.rt 4 A O I fi H d W O DO I
axis usual jmuii
recently arrested at Leghorn for en-
was to persuade a answer, no ! lhe "old gentleman'
struck the mink with a club ana kill-
oA him PTnrl ltA hillfxl thr miriL'p
i hid uuic, ji i . c TTf i tt. ? uiaiiucii auu in liiis lasii tiut uc uik- ...... . . .
thte notice will be plead in bar of their 01 an miippo ae xieri, ana ap- rf M ft defeng but the court firsfc the case might have been very
aifeU1? pa!nU? reAaUJ ?aale.lie8. Wre would not allow it. He won the af- differeut; then he could have picked
em- up the miuk without any trouble and
He carried him home and skinned him.
weeks borne years ago Brother Oliver Ab-
. ..v .. 1 , minister to marry him in some illegal
infitinifiAn Iia Aat. 11m I J O
cated within one year from this date, or -rr,... . manner, and in this last case he ur?-
" . . - . W W B- J ami n M fl m M I S - a
.i.vi .y. o.miuti, ucic4ucBicu iu enroueu w omen 01 vuaniy in me e r r i 1 -i
immeaiste Mvmeht to me. , Lrvice of the house. Whw the po- of ?hl,e
S. fl. WILEY, Adm of - .S ,Um . ifcJiT Pyed as her father's coachman.
C. J. Miller dee d. r !V . . . v. fn ift lwn
I A I J A I I A A A A I 1 4 "V WA M ' w V W
Salisbury, N. C. June 1st, '85
A - 1 1 rf 1 , A 1 . I
3;v.Gf. iue aoors tuey louna twenty uttie
yirlR lipid in pantivitv. Omp nf fhm
r rn rt f a j IB I - . " ------
1 . v. a., oi (wiuh, uesires 10 say ..,,, .u.. L .1 tu.
v a 11 u r c uccu u tiiiiMiiiu buut'l er Willi I , , i
G. and G. for over two years: have failed bogus bister of Canty secured clients
to secure relief from any source until I ob
tained Kinch, two bottles of which effect
ed an entire cure without any loss of time.
change of diet or tlie useof any internal
medicine."
One bottle of B. B. B. will purify yonr
blood.
aud also made new victims while
going about the city soliciting alms.
The Delay of the Law.
THE
SEND
TO
fl "! ' .7 . TIT.
uM
It- r : .
Much dissatisfaction, and we may
say trouble, has arisen from the un-
V fl ii D y& fi ft I certainty and slow course of the law.
wwia V U k I a rtCt
with intermittent fever, and a few ernathy, living in Perry county, Mis-
days ago told the wardeu that his soun, vas teaching school in an ad-
real name was Charles Edward Neu- joiuiug neighborhood. Une Monday
villa Censivieski, his Russian title morning, while on his way to his
being count. He always claimed he school, as he was walking along the
had but one wife and that he vas al- road, he noticed some distance ahead
ways true to her. She lives at Peters- of him a rabbit hopping along very
boro. Ont.. and the warden has tele- close to the road he would make a
graphed to her the news of his death, short hop and then slay, hop and stay.
ITI.I . !- . I II jl
in tne mean time irotner Aoernatny
A Nut for Ex-Union Soldiers came opposite the rabbit, and observ-
to Crack. The rumor is received iua thut the little animal did not seem
A great deal of it has been attributed that Gen. Black. Commissioner of frightened, or even notice him, he
tn Alir nPOCAll f inrv tmlim Hnivmr- ma. I n Tl, ! I cfAi.nnrl f ann. if Iia n.Milil nonnrlnin
. B!! I " jivvu j.. j jj uiiiiiii ivni- 1 ciiSiuliSj lli itsill. j. ue VauS'C IS I vJ'J'vv cc 11 wvuu uaiti miu
IDT! VlllIC! er miPerlect that may be, no com- said to be the refusal of Secretary what was the matter. In a moment
HUH Ifilllb plnt can be attached to either of Lamar to dismiss several ex-Union he discovered in the wagon-rut, just
tne juries in tne nowaru case, which, Clerks, whom Jtilack had recommen- between him aud the rabbit, a huge
THIS NEW FACTORY we think, shows more plainly the de- ded tor removal. Now, by the now- rattlesnake with his head slightly el-
I r . tT . 1 1 . 'ft. . . . l. " - I I i a-. - a a a
is now in oDcration. and fariihii Meets 01 trie law than any that has ers that be. what will hannen next? e vat ed. lhev seemed to be in close
- J - ' - - L7 iw UIUII- I ST . - 9 X L I af ,
ufactunng Woolen Goods such as have ney- come under our observation: although Here is a Commissioner from Illinois commuiou (I mean the snake and th
er DOiore ucen onered to our nennli r two an fmo tn aAmlt tUnt l 1: 1 kl:a A ji c . 1 ,A u
arituin fi u f 4. ' " mhm mviu ma) a iiiitii vu was u wiiguuiur general on raooiu; as iiemier ui uicm uwuwu ujo
of the entlre Wol Srw- be others even worse. Nearly a vear the Union sid dnr.W the late war aiWaeh of Brother Abernathv. nor
mg v-uuuuuuitj. T . . r -r . . 0 ' :rr
ugv uosepn nowara was inea and swinging the omcial axe over the did they seem to be aware 01 ins pres-
convicted of murder, his case was heads of the ex-soldicrs who fouerht ence. He soon procured a club and
carried to the Supreme Court by ap- under him, while an ex-rebel from killed the snake : and having thrown
peai. xo error in tne proceedings ot Mississippi stretches iorth an official the reptile out ot the road, he turned
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me wuri. oeiow ueing round, lie was arm. arrests the uroeress ot the de- to look tor the rabbit, wincii ne naa
at the next term, sentenced to be scending blade and saves their offi- lest sight of or forgotten in his com
hanged, but before the day of execu- cial lives. Will some of these radi- bat with the serpeut. The little ani
a. . : 7 11 ft fta . . . 1 1 f ; " a 1
non am veu, ne was considered bv callv JLtcDublican nabers. wliose ne-h- mal was sittiner nrst where he was
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some to be insane, a respite was ask- teous souls were so severely shocked wjhen last noticed calm and quitt as
ea ana granted by the Uovernor stay- when President Cleveland placed an at summer evenig. He stepped up
e head ot the interior close to it, it did not move, he gave
ease inform the sur- him a slight kick and the little fellow
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their latitudes how tumbled over as limber as a dish-rag
By virtue of an Execution duly issued
from the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Rowan County, in the case of
Luke Blackiner against Louisa Masou, I
will sell at the Court House door in Salis
bury on Monday 3d day of August, 1885,
to the highest bidder for cash, all the right,
title and inierest of the defendant in and
to 211 acres of land in Rowan County ad
joining the lands of Jas. A: Craige, Peter
Hairston, Robert Knder and others.
37:4t C. C. KRIDER, Slrff.
Cancer Cured.
About three years ago there appeared
on my right breast several hard lumps
which gave me almost intolerable pain.
They continued to grow, and finally de
veloped into what the doctors called can
cer of the breast. In a short time I found
my' strength gone aud my constitution a
total wreck. From a robust woman I
was reduced to a helpless invalid. Seve
ral of the best physicians of Atlanta treat
ed me for cancer, but without improving
ny condition in the least, and finally
agreeing that thev could do nothing more
for me. The cancer by tins time was eat
ing out my very life, and for rive months I
was a helpless, bedridden creature. About
one year ago, at the suggestion of a friend,
commenced the use ot Swilt s bpecuc.
flie first influence of the medicine was to
ncrease the discharge; but altera month
or more I began to improve, and this won
derful medicine has brought back my
lealth again. I now do all my own house
work, I am perfectly free from pain, and
feel like a new person altogether. 1 can
not feel too grateful for this wonderful re
covery, for I am satisfied if it had not been
tor Swift's Specihc I would have been in
my grave to-day. I most cheerfully rec
ommend it to all those who are suttering
with this fearful disease.
Mas. Jane Clemoks.
Atlanta, Ga., April 16, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diae sc s
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta Ga.
MOTHER'S
F HI END!
No Mors Terror!
ITo Moro Pain !
Wc manufacture JEANS, CASSIMERS,
. u'li'iiijuw, Auoa A O, iLi An IVXj 1 D.
YARNS, ROLLS, &c.
Soliciting a liberal patronage of ourpeo
pl, we are respectfully,
Salisbuet Woolen Mills.
"Office at Old Ex press. Office.
May 28th, 1885. a2tf
"RALEIGH REGISTER?
Bv P. M. HALE. Printer to the State "g uie e"on until Aug. 7th. Un "ex-rebel" at th
mu- J7:Il?-z&Ll ' last week he was brought before department, v
then remit n to pay for your "ithe feu per ior Court to prove prised natives of
II la
State Democratic Paper,
thP TULKifm RBGT8TKK. Each new subscriber re-
raltMnir f i rtlrect, Is entitled to tbe Rkoustek for one
y?-..? : :t" WEasTsa s Practical Diction
ary vvmca until .'u,j-i 1, 185, la offc-ed as a
pr'ntum. Sample copies of the Register malld on
apnljatltn
ttf)
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case, ana witn a jury ot tnese inings came to oer Cfcrrespon- Brother Abernathv uicked Jura np ana
tireive of our best citizens, men of dence News and Observer. examined him He was not bitten
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unaracier, wuose mo mi courage is oe- . T, . I He had recoived ho external injury
yond depute, after a ft aad in.par- S t, Whatever. That rabbit was dead !-
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aouiniojsi Missouri
dSieSr rrfTT?"-" IU1 Vi by worms. Shriuei's In.lian Varmifujre uaxever. iiiai r
RALEIGH REGISTER, nal the Judge gfciiK the pns- wiu reme,ly the whole treubU Try it 4. M Proctor, of
jiALWGii,K.c. iQiKt the beLefit of cv- doubt, lie Only 25 cents a bottle. J Conference.
his invaluable pre
ation is truly a tri
ph of scieiuilic skill,
nd no more iuesliina
ble benetit was ever be-
p'lowedjon the motbers
'of the world.
ho More Danger! i feuriaifotoniyshort-
! en? theftimeof labor and
TO ikfwens tlie intensity of
T .ain,bt better than all
jit greatly diminishes
Tn Mother rr (Trill lue dnKer l ife of
io BLouieroi uiiua.both niotiler and child)
! and leaves the mother
jin a condition highly
i favorable to speedy re
covery, and farleas lia
ble to flooding, convul
;nioiiH jaid other alarm
ing symptoms incident
tu lingering and painful
i labor. Its truly wonder
ifulellieacy in tllis re
jfpect entitles the Moth
er's Friend to be rank
ed as otie of the life sav
!ing appliances given to
ithe world by the discov
eries of modern science.
FromHhe nature of the
The Dread of
Motherhood
Transformed to
HO P E
and
To the r.fvcs of tho t n -"".t. rciai
traveler a:d new settler, Il-rr : t i t' .- t'.it.
act) Bitters is peenHarly ada;:i-;i since''!
etreujrtbens the digejtne ir.rai! atj
braces the physical energies t-iuiiheilnr
ful influences. It remove anil )i;evfJ
malarial fever, ooustipution, ysiH'nsia,
healthfully stimulates the klimys 'si.l
biadder, and enriches as we! I .-is " jmrifitl
the blood. When overcome hv iMigae,
Whether mentaLor physical, the wearj
and debilitated And it a reliable ;sonrcc oi
renewed strength and com t oil. For site
by all Druggists and Dealers geaewUy,
MILB STONES.
I HE
UNDERSIGNED has bought tte weU
known ROWAN fcOUXTY MILL
STONE QUARRY Of E. E. Phillip deceaJBO,
and will continue to supply the publlci.rte
mand ler Mill Stonea from this kubuW
grit so well known throughout thlBeowfiiy
for Its superiority for Mill Stones.. GrUUttljMM
for Ornamental purposes, MonuniCBts, tc.,4c,ett .
also be had at mis quarry. Address,
J. T. WY ATT, Salisbury,. ft
The Yalley mutual IMarn
OF VIRCINiA.
Tl)ME OFFICE, STAUNT0N. VA - :
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surance now oITerod t he public is found in tte Vl
ley Mutual, wlifch enables you to carry afLOWhfa
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For further Informal ion. call on ar nMtm
J. W. McKENZIE. Agent,
May 20, 1S83.1 . Hai.ibcrt.H.C.I
JOY.
Safety and Sa:cS
-TO-
cace it 'will of course be
understood that we can
not publish certiticates
concerning tliis Remedy
without wounding the
lelicaqy of the writers.
Vet we, have hundreds
of such testimonials on
file, and no mother who
rr?. ,u8 objee used it will
Saffenng woma2i.evera,in bewUbolltU
in her time of trouble.
WniSiTS!K0IAE3TfiELEPHlS
FOE THE
And all B Ulcus Complaints
Safe to trike, beir purely vejetftb1e; no pip
ing. Friceacts. All l)ru&flWk
Dec. 30, '84. ly.
FOUTS'S'
KORS& ADCATTLE POWDERS
e
That Dirty Dandruff. Dandruff is dirty
and disagreeable in every way. It sous
the clothing continually, and is accompani
ed by a hardly less annoying sensation of
itching. The scalp is diseased, there is
nothing in the world so thoroughly adapt
ed to this tiouble as Parker's Hair Balsam.
It cleanses and heals the scalp, stops the
falling hair and restores its original soft
ness, gloss and color. Is not oily, highly
perfumed, an elegant dressing. Very econ
omical, as only a small occasional applica
tion keeps the hair in pertect condition.
Business or Party Cards,
Circulars or rosters,
Letter or Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Monthly Statements,
Books or Pamphlets,
Labels, Tags, &c.,
Neatly printed at this
office, and at as low rates as elsewhere.
Business men or Salisbury are invited
to call through the P. O. before giving
their orders to agents or sending them
abroad.
Dress Makinq!
MISS M. 0. TAFFE
Has opened rooms in the Old Photograph
Gallery. She has learned Dress Making
and the most accurate system of cutting
thoroughly.
Fit Gtu&rcmteecl!
Will be pleased to receive calls from the
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lauies oi owmiwij.
I March 5, 1885. ly
A prominent phyaician lately remarked to
the proprietor, that if it were admiesable to
make public the letters we receive, the "Moth
er's Friend" would outsell anything on the
market.
1 most earnestly entreat every female ex
pecting to be confined to use 'Mother's Relief.
Coupled with this entreaty I will add that
during a long obstetrical practice (44 years),!
have never known it to fail to produce a safe
and quick delivery.
H.J. HOLMES, M. D., Atlanta, G a.
' (I ' 'l.i' .
NO IJ-'TISK T.'ill !
KB. il pnutz's f'.r.v en ar;
Fntz's ers will win- an
FontaiTTow' ! t-rs will ievi;i
Lcsl
Send for onr Treatise on "Health and Hap
pines" of Woman," mailed frfce.
Bradfiblo Regulator (Jo., Atlanta, Ga.
TAPEWORM.
An eminent German scientist has recent
ly discovered from a root extract, an abso
lute specific for Tape Wormi
It Is pleasant to take andjis not distress
ing to the patient, but is peculiarly sicken
ing and stupefying to the Tape Worm,
which loosens its hold of its victim and
passes away in a natural and easy manner,
entirely whole, with Head, and while still
alive.
One physician has used sthis specific in
over 400 cases, without a single failure to
void worm entire. Success guaranteed. No
pay required until removed with head.
Send stamp for circular and tcrms.jj
HSYWOOD 6L CO.,
H19 Park Place, New York.
May 30, '34. ly i
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Interested in Hides, Furs, Wool, Roots,
Feathers, Beeswax, Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
)ried Fruit, Poultry, Hayj and Produce
gene: ally to send for our Price Currents.
Prompt returns on all Consignments.
Trial Shipments Solicited.
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Oct. 'Si t.ij
i in nh.p.
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it -... .-, tj i ..in tt f m.!iri!ir u'
OCfl rr?a;n t'.. enty per cent., and n.at he tu,,Br"
and Ftvuet. , ,
v. ...-.-a Trill m n'prpnt sln:oi '
Dmkask to wliich florse.oml attlcje
Fotn-Z's Foviukks will oirt Satwpaotu
Sold everywhere. '
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SYMPTOMS OF A
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back part, Pain under M
blade, Fallnesa after Ptf'JSgHy
inclination to exertion of bodT '
Irritttbillty of temper, ,p' meW'
afcclincofhavIn-ncKlcctrf
Wcarineos, Dizz'ness, F ,B"e
Heart, Dots before e eftftlgS
oxer tho richt eye. Kl'f
fltfml dreama, niBhlT coloriw
CONSTIPATION..
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to sach ease,, ono m Jggk
cnangoiieeimBiwM'."- .andJS
Tbey Inerease the A pje!ff,the afV
body to Take on
' tii
the UlgMUveurKauy",.
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H1b.."k. dto
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GL08ST BLAC3. Dy v.
Bent by exprconwceiptoi- yfc,
office. 44 Itflurra St.,
Dec. 20, '84. .ly.
lap and wmm
FOB SALE!
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