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"Ml gaaiaaTgBBaSnnSmaaawaanaSlBnaainaVa (lrolinay atchman Subscription Rates H, iptiuu raw. of the W,n nnd rfieL-r areas follows: W$u advance, $1.50 J 3 . mrnrm ,tton on matters ad- .rtSONS nn8 ; le;U8 --"advertised not Sinim3 ff. --r -l ' r f vFW ADVfciiTiSMENTS. Prof. List 1 t . . .1 a l 1 'I'; Inhn i- KuOX Administrators iiu- HSfi Bruuer & McCubbins, Rear similar bottle. Forftunately the ser-Jfes1- . i vices of a Tjhvsieian were secured at tf-w Aeeuts. parid M. Cooper Administrator's notic- j fin . nrn firnooL now has an at- 9 2 L rm.. ;-JMP.: e advantage ot pur- Bio 11- indulging in large He The day train on the VV estern . w ttilroad has been aiscontmueu. n tir.. ho. a voeal class here. u Kibi sinking here fourteen years He taugnt slug 0 II J".' ' 1 sg- u jg, Kbaus, tne sign punier r 1. gODICfv frt . (t worik.. I rt ! tt m . i ii i i Lj nPT walker amused the small Doy toisj- line Chablotte wants telephonic com- n'wAtion witn an tne surruuuumg towns including Salisbury. Ma Sidney Heilio has gone to Sa- . , mi r T A. it tiri 1 1 onrpr niiurii ikm i f Us. J. S. Hall is on the market this ..u vDrv crnnd tobacco OI tUlS I war s crop. I J r ... . . . on Tobacco Sales for this week have o been light, but prices have Deen still for aU grades- Vrs and Miss Rcmple's music ii v,Q 011 ood attendence. How They Feed. It requires 116 bushels of oats and six thousand pounds W to feed the circus stock one 1 v. v dty. There are sir secret organizations in (Joiuimrv hut no "kuklux, and no "regulators" of merrit, in of a recognized headV the absence . ... 1 1 1 un joLii """""T hrice, there was loud talking, hollowing re looking strictly atter drummers j who are selling here without the pro- per license. it Col. W. A. Akdrews, iresident of the Western N. i'. Railroad, has ap- Dointed Maj. Pettok Randolph, as- fflstant ereneral manager of that road. . " w - lit a i; the old veteran tobacco curer, Mr. Sam Colley,has justcured most successful- IT, nisjsecoiid Darn or mis years crop. ur JL i tu i, i a t S nrnnertv of Messr? Whitehead i .r r . .. . -"v . ua DarKer, ia uowu iu tueir uiisvure on, I last and quit bathing. f rAA AA I a sDlendid Diece of macadamizins? on I Lee street, in front of the old Lutheran Cemeterv. All the streets of the town laould be treated in a like manner. LrMBFR. There is a demand for lumber in this market that the locd kki lr ini Uiidif ixrli.pVi ii nn onprniMrrinrf i v t i ri taiiuuu uir. i ur inaiiiii" inula i ign, so far as building is, concerned I i; J i i r - Corinr negro was in Salisburv a few diiys ago soliciting dona- s for a eountrv church. Besides a little too far from base, his ams Bunkum was too sugges- w. Is Federal Cemetery is keDt in teuitifnl nrrW M- Um-L-o w-ii lULuTi j.- i ii i I lv net i is eutrusieu w mm. n is a pieas- t u. ii . . f -ui. oc3uu ior visiting mere jusi now i Wni t ho rrrnc; ,a m Kn,,(- , I tnditinn a., a ,,. , , , OELECT bCHOOL. MlSS Caldwell. nOW Washinorton CAtv. will return for we purpose of opening her select jowi tor young ladies and children l . - . MV next week- Spa advorieomAnt a this paper for dates. &c. i uj i' The MOST f ran n an f vie, f nrc o f f n a rostoffice are negroes. The clerks sav Ikiikl .. T T5 mat they come several times a dav and Sood Ind 7h7 m !ir e,f" wruOOU. and thuf arArvhnHv in fka npjWui j " neighborhood comes. ihi Young Men of the town gave f very pleasant ball to visiting ladies "Jisst rnday night, in the rooms of pleasure Club. Another ball was given at the same place on last night ; Hon. C. B. Watson, of Winston, was U 10Wn thlS Wftfllf. H w rtt nlooco l - A.v AW AAV V AAVIAWVV. ith the arrangement of the dates for nowing of court under the new regime. SH 8AlJtlng8 in this county conflict jwa those of Surry and prevent wMjawyersof Forsyth from attending 0iui34TiON.-On Sunday, Aug. 30th, j r.tottonand Wm. Kirk, were or JPI as elders of the new Presbyteri JJ church at PalmersviUe, Stanly coun ; Wg-1. Prof. 0. C. Hamilton was gained as deacon. The ceremonies conducted by Rev. Mr. Arrowood, by Dr. Rumple, of this place. Before the Mayor. Three voting HrL6? before Mayor Neave on JWAday for disorderly conduct on Sun- J UUfnt. 1 hPV WOIV row nmnni-lv unA 2 UKV -n M obtained, other femJn V T , marges Will be pre which may be punishable bv some- Give Them a Bridge. The people who pass over the bridge spanning Grant s creek, just beyond Mr. Achen bach's farm complain of its condition. The Bridge Commissioner will doubtless look into the matter at once. A GOOD PLACE FOR THE RIGHT KAN. A real first class Tailor a good artis tic cutter with energy and tack could remunerative employment here, Thousands of dollars go out of Salis bury every year to merchant tailors in Baltimore and .New York, that should be left at home. There is no room . "Ulftu,cu uu ucj uccu apply. -- - Nigh Unto Death. Mrs. Wm. Koucher took a teaspoonful (one hun- dred and twenty drops) of Norwoods iiutwuc -jj. annum y irtai, Lizrougii mistake for another preparation in a i. 1 i j i.i a. once and her life saved. From three to five drops of this poisonous medi cine is a dose. You Want a Piano, it will be chasers to deal with Prof. W. H. Neave. not aQ Agenfc generai captation of that term, but owing to proressionai standing in the nortn, nas msi(le advantages given to him wmcn tne crane cannot enjoy, lhese advantages he wishes to share with the 1 1 j 1 j i . mi Pbhc, giving the public the big end. see his advertisement in this paper. R.RV. Tift RrifPT.K liaa Koon Tirfif?orl o motion i 4-T 1. 1 C rri 1 -1 iiiuuiiiiu fii 1 1 ir, ii kj ixi iiiir 1 1 1 1 i-a . purpose, 01 electing a Secretary and lreasurer to fill the vacancy caused by me ueatn 01 juuge r. ss. watEins. Judge Watkins has been for a long "T wTi 7 PVfIun and his death is lampnred hv nil whn knew him. The Seminarv sustains the. r "it loss of a most valuable and efficient ofiicer. - " .vi.v- state occasions, bv Joe Ballard, on th w t- . Tt & a coat, of the "claw-hammer" style, with the tails padded and quilted; is of white broad cloth, and was made in 1842 bv vv ms. orown, wnen ne was a very of all mortal elorv when his sable form is enveloped in this white coat, and his head decorated with a "white beaver" to match. Disorderly Conduct. On last Sun- day night, not long after the congre gations of the several denominations 1 Li 1 in mi u. iiiiinTu 1 if iii w rz i . m onA r:nrr t ;afia nn vor-al Salisburv has a small nolice force, and jg not expected that they can patroll the whole town, except at long mter- vals, and it therefore becomes the duty of every good citizen to report such disorderly and dangerous conduct to tne auinoruies. it is me oniy means ii ! ii r il . i J The Negro Lunch Shanty Goes in order to erect the "Ironsides To bacco Warehouse on the site selected Wl11. 1,6 ssary first, to remove the lmcuvainor stnift,nr( which has KPrvpn v i . Tr .CSLfS?! iliXU TTillli UOO VJL V OilWlCltU lilt t-A 1 IT vicissitudes and inclemencies of seasons, that nrnnr hptwpn midnis?ht anddav the time when the adherents were wont to meet. The participants in these -secret meetings, in the days that tried men's souls, should arrange to keep n thmginlimaprMerveitTnsome therein iniatiated. . The Mail Robber, Geo. Eagle, Es- t i r i t i ii capes. f ost Master uoyuen gives mis account of it: The inspectors had rnno - Uf F.ncrlp .as stated last week, and were en route to Salisburv with him, when an accident to a- freight train. nnr Chattanooga. Tenn.. caused a de- of three hours. Both of the In- snectors fell asleep it was night and V.orrlo clirmpfl ftnt into the dark ness and e rr : mnpnrw Air. Kovrien has ajaiii """rr . j , tTULieil UI1 1113 11 rtA.IV a.llx reresi "K"1" authonties at Washington to senna man at once. It seems that the fost- V.0, Vt, mnl pflfir-ipnt dpteet- lve in this instance, as Eagle would never have been caught but for him. Hymeneal. Quite a pleasant little party gathered at the residence of J. J. Stewart, Esq., last evening, to witness the marriage of his lovely daughter, Miss Keulah Stewart, to Mr. J. f. Miss Deulah Stewart, to jar. j. r. tr n iii- c n ti,. lowing was the order of the ceremony: Ti ... r n- f-i Mr. W. d. Moore with miss oame rj. Sf 7 ' m, n V fWham with Miss Josephine Baker; the groom with Capt. Lee Winn, and the bride with her father. The ceremony was con- ducted bv Rev. F. J. Murdoch, ot &t. Luke's Church. The newly made "one thus happily launched on tne bosom oi matrimonial waters, took the niht train for Bound Knob, and other points i i TTT jl 1 4-1 ri ! ) onan Lin tne nesx, waere ucj uu some time Deiore w . 1 1 1 Carolina. A number of beautiful and useful presents were received by the bride during the day. Personals. Miss Sudie Murphy has returned from Virginia. Rev. Jos. Wheeler and wife have re turned from the mountains. t?av EVanlr Shnher has ioined his iici. x """" congregation at Barrytown, IN. x. xfiam f!arri Holmes has entered the Female College at Hagerstown, Md. pf R R Crawford of Winston, formeriy of this town spent part lastr week here. of fncfflr Wnod Krider has entered sil T?f Tills 8. C. school for the winter session. Mr. Hardy Hicks, of Morganton was TESO. F. ELUTT2 & CO. It ANTJF A.CT1T R ING PHARMACISTS' POR THE WHOLESALE TRADE. Mr. Barker tell me what yon do with those boxes piled np there? We pack all the standard drugs, oils, extracts and essences in those boxes for our wholesale trade. But do you do a wholesale busi ness? 0, yes. it is not generally known here in Salisbury, but we do a large wholesale business, and there .is no reason why we should not, for we can duplicate prices for any of the goods named, and can save the merchant freight. Do yon manufacture anvthine here of your own get up? I es, we make a cough and worm syrup, that is splendid, and has proven highly satisfactory where used, and we make a quick cure that is" far superior to the average quick cures on the market. We also make an essence of ginger that is very popular. Is that all? 0 no, those are only the small things. We are kept busy in the manu facture of Kluttz's Chill Cure, and we are still turning it out by the hun dreds of dozens. In fact, it has become a standard remedy, and notwithstand ing the fact that it has not been ad vertised in several years, orders are coming in every day. The business is growing so that we are now preparing to go into its manufacture on a more extensive scale: and there is Mor gan's Cattle Powders, we manufacture this famous cattle powder from our own f o r ra u 1 a, a n d the sales are ten times greater than for any other powder on the market. It is really effective as an alterative medi cide for horses and cattle. Now Mr. Barker, tell me about this new Tobacco Liniment ; I see you have a very attractive sign on the side of your store with a good picture of the weed as it appears in the held. Its a pretty sism. everybody likes it. but the liniment is the best thing for sprains, bruises, burns and rheumatic complaints, in man and beast, that you ever saw. It is wonderful how the testimonials come in. No, no, we can t save the testimonials, don t need them in . the first place, and it would require a book to print them in. I presume this manufacturing and wholesale trade must bring you much other general business. Yes, we are obliged to carry a heavy stock, of general drugs; for instance. we have now in the house between sixteen and seventeen hundred ounces of quinine. Just then Mr. Barker was called away to fill a prescription, and the re porter got out of the packing room without breaking any bottles. Appointments. Rev. John W. Davis, D. D., will visit the following churches in Concord Presbytery at the dates given : Third Creek, Wednesday, Sept. 16th. Bethesda, 1 hursday, Back Creek, Friday, Thyatira, Sunday, Unity, Monday, Franklin, Monday night, Concord, (town) Tuesday, Zion, Wednesday, Rocky River, Thursday, Poplar Tent, Friday, Bethpage, Saturday, Prospect, Sunday, 17th 18th 20th 21st. .1 u 21st 22nd 23rd 24th u 11 25th 26th 27th A collection for Missions will be ta ken up at each appointment, and each churcn is expected to convey Dr. Davis to his next appointment. R. W. Boyd, Agt. of Missions. A Woman's Appeal. The following communication is with out the name of the writer, but is given place for the good it may do: Salisrury, Sept. 7th 1885. Dear Watchman: I ask throught your paper the pray ers ot all who feel interested in the town of Salisbury, that Almighty God would pour out his Holy Spirit, that there may be a great revival and turn ing to the Lord of that portion who are living in open sin and drunkenness; for it makes one's heart bleed to see, as it were, the blessed Jesus holding the crown of life right down upon their heads. Nothing but the agonizing, faithful prayer is needed to. bring it to pass. "The prayers of a righteous man availeth much," and much more the whole Church of God. From yours truly, A Sinner Saved by Grace. Mrs. Chapin's Lectures. Dear Headers of the Watchman: I attended the State Convention of the W. C. T. U. at Hurh Foiut on tne 1 1 tli. When I went into the Convention Mrs. Sal lie F. Chapin, of Charleston, S. C, was talking to the children, and 0, how beautifully she was speaking to them. She plead with them as a tender aud loving mother would plead with her children to shnn the many snares which the enemy of all good has set for the unwarv feet of the you ne and to choose Uia riirht wav. Her narration of inci- dents in her own experience was deeply -f - r interesting aid very affecting so that tears filled many eyes as she told of those whom she had helped to save from the drink habit. She spoke at Winston that night to a large iiudience and oh next dav we had the privilege of hearing her at this place, aud uearly every one in the audience signed the pledge after she was through speaking. She spoke twice in Greensboro yesterday and again there tonight. I hope the good people of Sal isburi will have the pleasure of hearing this gifted daughter of onr own loved South, who is giving her energies to the grand cause of temperance, having enter ed the field from a conviction of duty. To hear her once is to be cou vinced of this fact. Lorek a. Reynolds. New Garden, Sept. 14, MINING DEPARTMENT. T. K. BRUNKR, EDITOR. Phoenix Closed Down. The Phoenix mine, which has been riming successfully for several vears. has closed down temporarily for want of water. They will resume in a short time. They are working the Meares chlorination process successfully there. Altan Mine. Work at the Altan mine, fformerlv he "Belk") in Union county, will be resumed at an early day. Preparations are now oeing made to that end. There is also a prospect for other mines being opened this winter. Union County has some valuable deposits, and with good producing records. The "Crump" is among them fiocky fiivor Mino.Scld. On last Monday, in the town of Concord, the Rocky River mine was sold at public sale to justify judgment of court in the hands of R. J. Holmes and others against J. J. Newman, Judge Hughes and others. The pro perty was sold in three tracts, respect ively for two, five and eight thousand dollars $15,000 for the whole pro perty including two engines and a five stamp mill. R. J. Holmes, Esq., of this town was the purchaser. North State Mine. At the North State Gold and Copper Mine, in Guilford County, considera ble activity is manifested. The main shaft has reached a depth of 320 feet. and an old shaft sunk before the war. is being reopened. They are hoisting a complex sulphide ore iron and cop- per wnicn carries a iair percentage of of gold, lhey have a twenty stamp mill. Besides this shaft mine, they are wasning tne sunace or. a guicn near t 11 .T the main shaft. It is said to be amply rich to pay for hydraulicing, but there is not fall enough to enable the pres ent plant to accomplish the work in a very satisfactory manner. Important Enterprise. Mr. John Jacobs, the representative of the Yadkin Minine and Milling Company, has determined to treat, at the works of the Company near Salis- bury, the sulphide ores of this section. He proposes to use the Davis chlorina- tion process, Which has been doing satisfactory work in the treatment of the"fteimer ores, and he proposed to buy ores of standard grade for this purpose, l he ores will be sampled and assayed by Frof Oreo. B. Hanna, of the Charlotte mint, or any other thorough ly reliable assayer, that the vender of ores may select. This is design 3d to satisfy the miner. A reliable assayer will be connected with the company. Mr. . nrnhs has no nmrnm for an or to advertise, but simply means to en- . - - i gage m a legitimate business, buying sulphuret ores, delivered at the works, paying cash for them, and at a rate determined by the assayed value of the ore. fie does not propose to buy the lower (Trades of ore, but is anxious to . - have a constant supply of uniform sulphuret ores. Those interested should communicate with him at once. His address is Salisbury. Improve Your Opportunities. Just now there are conditions which, if improved and nourished, would tend to the rapid upbuilding of all the in terests of the town. . borne interests arp. flouriahinff. and some individuals are reaDins the rewards of their indus- try but the fact remains plainly desern- . . able to the caretul observer, that there is no united or concerted action among the citizens of th town, looking to the general good. In truth there 15 a want of public spirited ness among the citi- zens that Kina oi pumic spirit wnicn takes hold of matters from which no pecuniary gain is expected, but which will nave a tendency to neip au alike. There is a great differencs between an energetic business man and a public spir ited man. In the one instance he has every personal motive as an incentive ; that spirit which looks out for number one regardless of the existence and comfort of the rest of mankind. To ?ufc in an old fashioned way: to get in rnnt and stav in front with a view of w - ... . mosc. i nai is vour uusiiicss mail, iook- l. Tni : i : . r . ,1 g , . . . .' mg out solely tor mmseii ana nis own. But on the other hand, the public spir- ited man in : his dealings puts part of h s iraininors into miblic works: strives 3 r ll" J r"; Vr a the features, Tut also involving remark-munity--morally and financially and able skin 'presenting them. The double exemplmes that trite old motto: 'live r;n- aBti elevatd staire are occupied con and let live. Public spirit is that which directs money into legitimate schemes for the improvement, develop- ment, comfort and convenience of all ,1 Tio ; 4.1,0 vanMia nAl the people m their various condi- 1 1 011s: is unselfish m trying to make all prosperoo alike. More Ot tms spirit is needed in balls - bury. It must come, or the people rww1 nr. lord? fnr snv crrftt imnrnv0. t- A ncfl t. n UlCUt. VTd ""V- .... owl!. OM.VU Ui UOUC ana prospentv. xx m people wxii ima . 1 v u 1 :n i-- togetner, nusoanu meir resources ana all pull m the same direction, then there will be a revival of business and industry that will astonish even our roP walkiug horse, may also be mention own people. Idle mechanics, carpen- f1 a "derfiillj interesting features. . r r -iii. lu a word, Coles circus is, beyond a doubt, ters, masons and smiths will have plen- one ofu.e' best ever exhibited in St. Loois, ty to ao; iaxe worasnops win resonna with the hum of machinery, and pros- peritv will brood over the town. There are railroads, bridges and mac adam roads to be built ; there are industries and trades to encourage and foster; there is great need of public works for the town, and there is great need to utilize all home institutions. Send out for nothing that can be had at home. Try it for one year and if it is not a success, return to the present methods and prove this theory for im provement a talacT. ( Washington Letter. From Oar Regular Correspondent. Washington, Sept. II, 1885. The two handsome bay homes behind which the President rides were at the de pot a little before eight o'clock on Monday last, attached to the President's carriage. There was nothing stock np or distingue in the appearance of the brutes, and I be lieve they would be just as happy If they were the property of a butcher. The sable coachman who has driven Grant, Hayes, Garfield aud Arthur, got down, palled oat bis gold watch, and looked like a man wit h au appointment. It was fire minutes-after eight when the New York train glided almost noislesslj into the station. The railroad employes wore evidently expecting somebody and turned their eyes to a sleeping car which was closed. It was not long, however, until a stout gentleman with a bronzed face descended the steps followed by a smaller and more slightly-built gentleman. They were the President of the United States and his private Secretary Col. La in out. The President bowed pleasantly to the salutations of the few who witnessed his arrival and entering the carriage with Col. Lamont was driven to the White House where breakfast awaited them. The President's vacation has been less than thirty days the time allowed to other employes, and he appears to be much improved in health. He has not been indisposed a single day and the re cent reports relative to his illness were wholly without foundation. He has. had his holiday in his own fashion and comes back to his duties improved and in vigor- ated. He has not spent the time in the hardest of all work, society service at a fashionable resort, but has taken the re laxation he needed. These weeks in the open air, the fishing, gunning, boatiug, the setting aside of all restraint and an xiety, the robust exercise every ingredi ent in the situation has been auspicious. The President is greatly improved by his outing, every hour has brought him strength and rejuvenation; he returns to his work in every respect better qualified to pro-ecute it with vigor and success. Since the President's ret urn he has been ,n consultation with Secretaries Manning, Whitney, Bayard and Lamar. It has beeu definately settled that tliere is a necessity for a thorough investigation of the Coast Survey Bureau. Some additional facts have recently been brought out. About la vear aero when the new Coast Survev Steamer "Carlisle Patterson" was launch- ed Prof. Hilgard and a party of ladies weut to New York to celebrate the event. This of course was useless, bnt it would have been more iunocent if they had paid for their fun. Several hundred dollars were expended on this tiip out of the contingent fuud for a luncheon at which much wine was spilled. Wheu the vouch- r was put in at tne Bureau tne wine lunch was put in the bill of items and called by its proper name. This, Mr. Parsons informed Prof. Hilgard, would never do, as the account would not be allowed at the Treasury Department. He niTBtKtA that . hi i rM - ry ed by some contractor for the work of the Bureau aud accordingly Julius Bien & Co., engravers, of New York, were used for this purpose. They were induced to sign tne blank voucher, tne amount o which was $220, and then the body of the iustrumeut was filled in by Mr. Par sons as drawing plans for the United States Steamer "Carlisle Patterson.'' TJuder this change the voucher was put through, and nothing more was thought about it. First Auditor Cheuowith aud Second Comptroller Maynard were ac i . . . ... i i . qnainiea wish mis circumstance mine course oi we investigation anu iney too. pains to lay it before Secretary Manning The Secretary talked with the President on this subject Monday of this week, when tho conclusion was reached that the present Coast Survey officials had better be removed. It is probable that witiliu ten days tho Secietary of the TnftI1PV wiii Hil himself of the nres.Mii crowd now in the Coast Survey Bureau aud fill their places with sore competent and less corruptible persous. A Novel Exhibition. The St. Louis Post-Ditpatch compli- ments Cole's Circus very highly iu the following manner: 'The performance I ... i f I win f r MAal inn n A mv f Iia vm B""" uwmwctito i . ; ; I uivnt ihjiivii Hiim ih iiw iiwceoni j 101 I euternrisinc managers to keen iu the same stereotyped track in presenting at J tractious. Cole's Circns is full of new and novel reauires, not oniy uumonstrating remarkable ingenuity in the selection of Utautlv and eive at the same time vaiied I and non-eouflicting performances, which Uan be appreciated aud enjoyed at the ? l"uc-, ,"T WW,M "r Mexican exhibition, the equestrian pig aud nioukey the artifttU3 aud grotesque roilar skaters, the marvelous "human liy," m'ji Aimee, the athletes, bare-back rid- ling, the clowns aud the ruling or Leon, the wouder, and the daring teats of George i Couklin . the liou tamer, are but a tithe ot tno muititnoe 01 features onereu at in is . .1 i Kci nn. raaseam Wld wax work collection, the two i,caded cow, the herd of performing ele- phuuts, headed by the monster Sanisou, and the equine wonder, lttoudin, the tight and BO far M keeping np with the times is concerned, it may be said to be leading other shows in toe matter of novelty aud attractiveness. Afternoon and eveuing performances will be given daily." The people of Salisbury and su rrou udidg conn try will have an opportunity of seeing this colossal show in iu entirety, on Mini day Sept. 2d th. CONVULSION, FIT8,ect., are frequent ly caused by an army of worms gnawing, gnawing, gnawing night and day, eating the vital away. Bonner's Indian V trail fog tp a safe and cheap reined y. Gen. Pit Loe was received eathit t- tically at Stauntion. The widow of Gen. Job Stuart presented him with a hand some basket of flowers. Gen. Lee was much touched. The Democrats hauled him to the depot in a carriage. Wilming ton Star. List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Salisbury, N. C, for the week ending Sept. 12, 1885: L If Allen & Co., George Banner, John Bogan, James Bost, Elizabeth Bran don, Addie Bailey, Walter Balsley, Con an Bulter, Lenetta Brands, Martha Counts, Maggie Chambers, A D Cowles, Dr. Cope, H M Dollen, G W Earles, Josie Eusou, Samuel Grout, L W Gunby, Mary Hurah, L D Handy, M E Harris, J L Hoy la & Co., C D Lepter, Mcdonald Lee, Mollie E Leizer, Carrie Lister, John A Leonard. John Lit tic wood, Rosa Owens, PR Phelps, Joanna Prinner, G H Roys ter, Matilda Rice, J C Reid, Tony Reed, John L. Rufty, W Y Stewart, Prank Stracbe, Sam Taylor, Thomas Trexler, Lara T vale tt, Adah Trexler. Please say advertised when the abeve letters are called for. A. H. Botden, PiM. OBITUARY. JOHN GILES FLEMING who died at his home in Scotch Irishn Township, on the night of the 7th iustaut. in the 63d year of his age, was one of the ' well known and most useful and ti listed citi zens of Rowan county. His early educa tion was mainly Academic, but partly Collegiate a session or two having been spent at Davidson College. His life was mainly devoted to practical agriculture ; but from the time he attained his majori ty, uutil his death he was constantly en gaged, either, in private or public occu pations of a fiduciary character. For foity years he was one of the leading Justices of the Peace, and was still act- iug as such, at the time of his death;. aud for twelve years he was one of the Com missioners of the county. For many years, also, he was a Deacou aud the Treasurer of Third Creek Piesbyteriau church. Iu these, and iu all the relations of life, his character was that of an hon est, influential aud useful christian gen- tleiuau and citizen. Peaceable, .quiet, ndustrious, euterpristng aud conscien tious, he lived a life worthy of imitation and has left a momory that will not ieou be forgotten. The funeral services, on the 9th were conducted by the Rev. A. Walker White aud R. W. Boyd the Deacons of Third Creek aud Unity churches acting as pall bearers; aud such was the esteem, in which the community held the deceased, that the congregation, both at the house aud church, was one of the largest con vened, iu the community, on a like occasion, lor many years. A good pan has fallen one who will be sadly missed by a large and respectable family of fatherless and motherless children, but now happily raised to maturity by a circle of sorrowing friends and neighbors and the community iu general. Cow. MERCURIAL POISONING. For 25 year9 I have suffered from the effectsof Mercury and Iodide of Potassium. I was salivated in a most fearful way, and was given up to die. I have had no relief from anything I have taken for it, and I have tried everything, uutil now, that I have taken a course of Swift's Specific, It has entirely cured me. It also cured me of It also cuied me of sciatic rheumatism, from which I have suffered for many long years. I am now well of both, and there is no evidence of mercurial t poisoning or rheumatism about me. U. F. Rus, With Howe Scaled Co. Albany, N. Y., June 20, 1885. Treatise on Blood aud Skin Tiim mailed free. The Swift Spceific Co., Ditnrr 3 At lanta, Ga. T. K. BRUNKR, Ot the Watchman. SAM'L MCCUBBINS, County Treasurer. BRUNER (SrMcCUBBIN$ REAL ESTATE The undersigned are prepared to do a GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, and solicit business of that character. All real property entrusred to us will be adver-T tised all over the United States, FREE OF CHARGE to the owner. Persons having farm lands forests, mines, or other real property should consult us at once. Special attention giv en mineral lands. Reports, assays and maps funrished when desired. BlU.SL.rt & MCCLBBINS. Salisbury, N. d. inu IQ D a TT7TJ mar bo foond on fllo at Qtxt. 11119 rATlia t. Rowvn ft Co Newspscr Adrcrttstna Bureau (10 Spraoe St- t, where advertisins contracts may be made for it lit NEW YOUli. USDEBUITY HARRIS' si H n n. ww from A Radical Curs youthful indincretion, too freo Indulgence, or ovor brain work. Arid tne Inipojif oti of papM Ueoa MSMSita te Owe OrcaiieW Oct oct ree tndTml rack- PHYSICAL DECAY, before takinf treat elte haw. Take a srrrtaatUAa IrYoung A Mlddl interfere with attcn to butinew, or cauto 1 for oven Monmitraca m. rounded on medical prioet- Years by ussin Thousand Cases. By direct ippUcatioB a 1ST. m oat. etiontof the hn- Ui Tit EA T3U5ITT. which One Month, -Tto BTonthR. - aBaS gfaroo SlonUia. Vj mpktlypiirf btth HARRI8 RE ME mi aoe IT. Tenth St.. ST. LOUIS. H DEI DTURGO PERSONS! Wot a Truss. GIVE YOUR CHILDREN s crood start in the world. Shrinur's Indian Vermifuge will destroy and expol the horrid worms that gnaw at their vitals and deprive tlum lof health and beauty. M aft, HER VQ tw e j 181 IXTT.D IB US! U:RE 1 STWriDrn 9 tnr -, ?xee TMAL PACKAGfia fun nTht aajaMpae awDaaav. k. which Ti re been B.oom fn 1 uid i4oc. j Corn, freely, at 753akJ j Meal, ojo; Wheat, 90100; Flour per sack, $-2.25 $2.35; Western bulk meats, 810; Lard, 10&l2i; Beef, retail, 6Q10; on the hoof, 2i3i; Better 1520; Eggs, 08; Hay, 30"" 40; Fodder, 00(K) ; Shucks, 00: Bra a, 30 ; Potatoes. Irish, or table 300O for planting $1! .25; Sweet potatoes 8000t Peas,1 2500; Oats, a540; Tal low,6; Dry Hides, 10; Rabbit furs, 0000 cts per dozen; Mink skuis, 0000. Cotton, ready sales at 10 cts for good middling highest, 10. Tobacco, sales every day and prices ' satisfactory. Poultry, in steady demand, "but prices moderate. ' Sept 15, 1835. Onr Philadelphia markets are every week. Philadelphia Market. Evans Bros., large Produce Commission Merchants, 56 North Water street, Philadelphia, report ' the following city markets : Eggs, Vir gin ia and Southern, 121 3. Li ve poul try J2 13 cts. per pound; dressed 00Q$ turkeys 0000, according to quality j,, ducks 00 10 ; geese 0000. Live cattle 56; hogs, live 516. Potatoes: Early tiose, choice, per bush., 0000; Burbanks choice 00(H); Peerless, 0000; Pearl Mammoth, 0000. Cheese: N. Y. Facto- iy, choice 71t?J; fair to good, 6f to 7 Pennsylvania full cream, 6&7i; part skims, fancy 4&05; full skims, li2i. Dried Fruits.: Apples, evaporated,' in cases, 00; sliced N.Carolina, fancy 0 00; good sliced 0; blackberries 000; cherries, pitted, prime dry 00 00 peaches, pa t ed, evaporated 00 00; N. C. sliced o0; on pared halves, new, 000; quarters 0000; evaporated 000; pears, 00 IK); plums, 00; raspberries, 000 per pound. Feathers, choice geese .4805U. Hides, dry, 10 11. Honey in comb, 10 1 1 ; beeswax 2425. Salisbury Tobacco Market CORRECTED WEEKLY BT J. . HANKlXS, PaoPRIKTOB KLUTTZ'S WAREHOUSE. Lugs, common dark 4 to 6 44 medium red 5 te 8 Leaf, common short green. 5 to 7 " good red 7 to 9 M med. fillers 8 to 12 " fine " 10 to 16 Smokers, common to medium 6 to 10 " good " ntdie 44 fine 15 to 25 Wrappers, common 15 to 20 " medium 20 to 80 " fine 80 to 50 44 fancy - 50 to 70 Market active. Breaks have been quite fall for the past week, with a slight decline in common grades, vhile all desirable goods are tak en at full quotation. ) I PRINTING OFFIC Any one desiring to purchase a complete outfit for a 24 column Newspaper and Job Office, with an abundance of body type, display and job tvpe, press, cases, etc., suf ficient for a dist rate country office, will do well by- writing at once for terms, and sample sheets. Address, Watchman 0nc,: fl:8t Salisburv, N. C. in - pruent givm aicay. 6eo4 us cents potttSfft, and bj mall you will tret frte a pack age ot poods of large vales. t will Btart you In work that will at ones rt u la axifk ts taster Uan any tiling: else In Amerl abo it tbe tJOO.o la prarcnts with eaeh b e at) m 1 Hit e.'rv .rhere. or ettlier sex, of all s all 1 1 ? tt n or spire time only, to work! fsr t'aelr o vi in n a. Fortunes for all workers a e! y iMirol. I) ),Tt aelay. II Hai.lrttOo. 0 .27, '84-ly rort land, Mala UI Don't Feel Like Work." It makes no difference what business you are engag ed in : whether you are a preacher, a me chanic, a lawyer or a common laborer, you can't do your work well while yon are nail sick. Thousands try to, but all in vain. How much better to keep your organs is good order by taking Parker's Tonic when you feel "a little out of sorts." It would be money in your pocket. One hour ot good, rejoicing health is worth half a doz en hours full oi languor and pain. OTHER ABE YOU - TROUBLEDSW:; If no. to you we bring tiding of comfort and great joy. ion can - CUBED s . 1 and restore'! to perfect health by sting BradfielcTs Female Regulator!" 1 1 It is a special remedy for ail dlsesse per- taming to the womh.jind any intelligent we man can cure herself by followg the direc tions. It i especially efficacious in cases of 8iippreed or painful menstruation, In wh5te anu p-,runi proiamRn. ii nnurufl lmmtOMIt relief and permanently restores the mentrual function. Asa remedy to be used dutina that critical period kiownas 1 '( j u a kg e of Lik." . " a a a 1 . tri is invaiuaoie .reparation nas no rival. Saved Her Life ! Ridge, McIntosh Co., Ga. Da. J. Rradfi ELD Dear Sir : I have tak en several bottles of your Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other diieaies com billed, of aixteen years standing, and I really believe I am cured entirely, for which pleas accept my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude. I know yonr medicine saved my life, ao you see f cannot speak too highly in it favor. I have recommended it to aevtraj ofjmy friends. who are suffering as I was.; . Youravery respectndlv, MR8. W.E.8TEBBII. Onr Treatise m the Health and Hapfa new" mailed free. Bra pi eld Rcgclatgr Co., Atlanta, Ga. THE GREATEST ENEMY to chillr ts worms. s?nnner s Indian vermiiugewifi ttave them from ruin if used sccordinsr ti. tu- iirectione. E S200000 71 K:-' i i' -1:1 Ml-: .1 OA fj ft T4 T4 1 nnre than a fine. here this week. , 1-r.' - - -
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