Carolina Watchman.
TUOKajUAY, OCT. J, I6b5.
Charlotte Fair, The annual Fair
at Charlotte, open? this year on the
27th of October, and will last three
days. The officers lbve-jssued a large
and attractive show bill, announcing
the main features of the proposed oc
Ian
M
n
Chinese must go. A mob of mask
ed whites went for the Chinese at New
Castle Mines, Wyoming Territory, Sat
urday night last, and compelled them
to leave in 24 hours or be riddled with
ballets. A snecial train carried them
Thjs Newspapers report a personal
fficultv of no serious charatier be
tween Cant. John S. AVisoepubiican
candidate for Governor of Virginia, and
Dr. Temple, of Danville. Conflicting
reports leave the whole matter in a fog
to those at a distance, to whom accu
rate information would be of small
consequence.
The N. Y. Stt n says that the bogus
butter makers commenced business by
using only the clean! fat of lx.'ef cattle,
but that they have gone away from that,
tep by step, until now they have got
to using all kinds of grease, cotton seed
oil, and gelatine, which is made of the
boofs of neat cattle and horses.
:
FlBE. A prairie fire broke out in
Dakota on the 18th, when the wind
from the south was blowing at th& rate
of 60. miles an hour. The fire was
driven with terrible fury, consuming
everything in its track for miles. The
loss in buildings and jfarm implements
W88
heavy.
The Carthage Bulletin gives the par
ticulars, of the narrow escape from
death of a three year old child which
was playing in one of the streets of
that town. It was attacked by a sow,
which caught the child by the arm,
and evidently intended to eat it. A
negro woman happening to be near
ran w ine rescue or tne cnua. ine sow
also ran, dragging the child as she
held it by the arm; but the pursuit
oecommg warm sue aroppeu it. me
child was bruised and cut by the teeth
of the animal, but not seriously hurt.
The "Smith'1 well fixture is probablv
the strongest and most durable of all
the patent well fixtures extant; but this
is 'insufficient tor use on nublie wells.
The one recently placed in front of the
Holmes block was badly abused on
Monday by people attempting to draw
water from that well. The old fash
ioned windless, if the frame eould be
mode ornamental, is the only device
that will accomplish the work satisfac
torily ; punish the careless, and be in
place when -Ch rist mas conic
f 1
It
that
TU3 NEW Y02K STATE DEMO YADKIN BTVEB IMPROVEMENT.
CSATIC CONVENTION. . Brown md Engineer
The New York State Democratic iiajjott are pushing the government
Convention concluded, its labors at work on the Yadkin river with all the
Saratoga on the 24th. David B. Hill haste possible under the circumstances.
received the nomination for re-election or several years great activity has
r-. mt . . 1 . I 1 LI 1 1 1 1L
as wovernor. l ne platform aaopteu "wsu uiuueu ui u measure oy tne sup-
by this Convention, opens with con- posed insurmountable obstacle of Swice-
rrtfiilitinnci of Hia "npnnln nf f hr Urood s mill dam. In the meantime
whole union on the election of (i rover "e work was completed up to that
Cleveland to be President of the Uni- point The Government refused to
ted ' States." Next, they endorse the pay for the destruction of mill dams
State government bv Gov. David B. on the ground that right of way
Hill. And next, they re-affirm the de- should be given to a great public work
clarations-of the Democratic National of that nature; dam owners, on the
Conventions of 1876,-1880, and 1884 other hand, claimed that the destruc-
in regard to the necessity of reforming tioa of their dams and water powers
the civil service, but condemn the ac- was too much of a sacrifice for indi-
ttial administration of the existing yiduals to make, who were no more
civil service law as the same as has interested in the benefits to accrue to
been executed by the Republican party, the whole people than any other indi
who abused its provisions for the pur- vidual. So matters stood as the force
pose of keeping Republicans in office, approached Swicegood s dam, and it
The platform condemns the further looked as if the work must stop, as no
coinage of silver as likely to injure the j effort was being made to buy Swice-
business interests of the country, and good out, and no inclination on his
demands the repeal of the act under part to concede the right of way. But
iL. ki -m m r w v. s r i
wiuen me compulsory coinage oi p mi.uiuwus ingenuity proven equal
ver goes on. They call for a revision to the emergency. He formulated a
of the tariff noon the principles of plan which he considered perfectly
fairness to all interests, and an enlarge- feasible, but the engineer then in
ment of the free lists that American charge did not so regard it and refused
labor shall not be deprived of the to send plans forward for approval.
ability to eomnete sneeessf nil v with for-1 Subseouent.lv another
eign labor, &c. - placed on the work who thought
The Convention was harmonious favorably of Mr. Brown s plan. Specific
and adjourned with bouyant spirits to cations, and plans r were sent to and
enter upon the campaign. approved by the proper autorities,
and now. bravo, the work goes
Three Men and a Woman Lynchad. I reSlarly on. Mr. Brown's plan
r i m j . ., ,. ivvvijr iuc uui. uumage ine owice-
iast luesday morninir the bodies of Urood
four negroes: Jerry t inch, his wife eio-hfc inoUmA k-i tL,;
Harriet, Lee lyson and John Path- hnnVwniT wofQt. ; i i
shall, were found banging to the limbs the government is making is a foot
or a tree about one mile from Pitts- kin-V,- aon ; i j al. j
C7 I m.v v. tin. UWUlt
running all through the business of the
Interior Department: a conservative dread
of hurting the feelings of the old ring of
ficials. The same spirit which dictated
the recent dodging around the corner ap
pointments in the Patent Office is found
in many of the bureaus of this department.
There is nddoub: that the service here
would be greatly improved if as clean a
sweep of the chiefs of bureaus were made
as has been made m the Treasury Department.
Cincinnati is, by a kind of tradition
tnat nas outlived its dav. called the hog
packing city of the west. It used to be
familialy known as "Porkopolis." But it
is now at the bottom of a list of eight
great packing cities. Chicago packs two
thirds of the hogs treated in this way. and
Cincinnati less than 3 per cent, of the
whole number. Ex.
Fading Summer.
is now very generally known
send in ix written messages on fh
" ... TP
margins ot. hewspapers through the
mails IS against the P. 0. hiws, and
subjects the offender to the penalty of
a fine of $5- proritled, the person re-
ceiviug the package refuses to pav
iener passage on it. liut is that all?
Avery-citizen is under an implied oath
uwci "Fi ncu ne aisooevs a
law does he iot disregard! the oath?
Or when he breaks the law does, he not
break the oath., and perjure himself!
In this view of the case the offense
cannet be regarded as a peccadillo, but
a crime to Ijc repented of, !
- i-
FABIUS H. BrSBEE. Esq.. that Rrl-
public-spirited vounir democrat of
ivareign, has bten made United States
:t Distnct Attorney for th Eastern Dis
tnet of this State. lie is a lawyer of abil
ity; a fine speaker, and has never been
afraid to put his shoulder to! the wheel
audjwork for the best interests of the
State when opportunity offered. Let
the workers have office and not those
wno are content to lean quietly back
in ine easy arni chair of indolence,
pillowing their heads on the downy
fghan of Vwhat I have been," and fly
in and out of the oartv at will )
Office and honors are not poured at their
. limes nave changed. The toilers
must reap the rewards
1 ' rtL.it n . m. I Q2 "
ijuiu, m naiuam vyouniv. inev were Th w-.fr will .j.i f,.
tne perpetrators or tne two l hat ham thp mon ft wnrt ; i -n
fi t. . ii .i i I y m, sv iuav tuciv Will
uuuy uauruers ine mosE neansicK- be a iapse until next summer. The
ening, coia-oiooaea crimes that have season for doing this work, which keeps
blackened the fair name of the State th mn in fno TOo n ,i : ZZZ
n nil . , i an UUI, io VCi y
TOr VParS ' hp f-inntAl mnniar
- -uiw v,u, - suon,, consequently it becomes neces-
eu iu tec. on: Airs, unve linntpr. v,,,u u a
juot uauc uuuwjf uyia 8Eea PeOOle (r is nrrmimrma Tln'o 1,.,,. 1 A
uu Tr y BuSb'l but working in water is a slow business
i "u , me victims at best. The clearing of the Swice-
k r men muruer occurred the night crood ohstarU is nnndrl ifo
u ica
j;
. - ml 1 1 k-'iiW i f 111. ll 1 I l (' I'lH I
w.u. uiso a in i) pie muruer. The vie- is di Mv w. v,-
g"iiL- TA ,AV rmcn' iss energy and devotion to the work
ooiue nncn V iv anu 01 years respect- which will ultimatelv result in mvin
veiyjanaa negro boy named Elimg- the people of the mat Yadkin vhIW
I -, . (j j
After careful investigation, aided by to the creat marts of th wnrld Thn
SRSS! rtained crops in the Yadkin valley, from its
uuu. rt uVu"i' inai cne parties wno source on the Bin R,rW f.A fh stuf
. JV- co. x ne i mense ann thorn w nn .
,.UU J 1 l I . r - Ul
'tuuic, nuiw:s anu neifroes nave oeen tmnnnWn , n,-
u ,iiC ut Huuug tse law in tneir JNorth Carolina division of the K. & D
uouun ccr auiee busuicion pom w tn u ln ;i j i. i
xl f : - - wiu umj laiuuau wnicu crosses tne
n.v. iuui llctUirea. DUt tnfV Yarltin
wiaeij waiceo ior tne tacts to come out
Wilson Mirror.
Summer is fast gathering up her dust
sprinkled robes for departure, while soft
as a dream of beauty , gliding Atumn, wet
with golden mist, steps upon the russet
lawn, and tints with gorgeous coloring
the variegated scene of nature's faithful
studio. Yes, summer time is almost gone;
the bloom and beauty of its realm will
soon fade away, and even autumn winds,
sighing through leafless trees, will, in a
little while from now, whisper in its chil
ly breatn of its owa short reign, and tell
of the icy kiss and frozen embrace of hoary
winter. The fall if the leaf is indeed a
whisper to the living, and in the sad tran
sition from bloom to decay, from life and
beauty to death and gloom, we learn the
mournful lesson of our own mortality,
and are brought face to face with the
solemn, awful truth that we, too must die;
that like the leaves, we, too, must loose
our hold upon the stem of existence and
drop into the hush and silence of the grave.
And being thus so forcibly and so touch
ingly reminded of the certainty of death,
how necessary it is for us to strive to make
the closing act in liiV's sad drama a scene
pailia nt with the recollections of contracts
all fulfilled, and finished, and the calm of
dissolution unbroken by not a single whis
per of conscience. And now, while the
cotton is coming into market, we hope
those who are in arrears will remember
us, and then the gloom of the melancholy
days will fall upon us sprinkled in warm
rays of sunshine, and will be like the ashes
of rosemary for remembrance. Then,
come up, friends, and pay for the Mirror,
ana let us all be ready to die in peace.
An effort is being made to get the Yan
cey commissioners to put in force the act
of the Legislature 'empowering them to
build a turnpike from Marion, via Burns
ville, to Ashevil le. They are empowered
to get 50 convicts from the Penitentiary
and all criminals sentenced for less than
year in Watauga, Mitchell, Yancey and
jucisoweu counties. Lenoir Topic.
List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Saiisbnry, N. C, for the week
ending Sept. 26, 1885:
Albert Biddens, Sarah Barber, Lee
Carr, Tartee Crawford, (2), Samuel J.
Hinder, Samuel McCorkle, Obie Parker,
D A Miller, EmnmWilliams.
Please say advertised when the abeve
letters are called for.
A. H. Botpkx, P. M.
A young man of Granville county,
named Hunt, sold the tobacco he rais
ed on three acres of land last year for
$1,700 over $566 to the acre.
IF PARENTS KNO W that convulsions,
fits, etc., were caused by worms gnaning
at the vitals of the child they would cek
a remedy at once. Shritter'n Indian Ver
mifuge is just the thing. Price 25 cents a
bottle.
The HolmstroiD Piano,
ADMINISTRATORS
Having qualified as ad
NOTICE,
"unistrator
IS THE BEST
in these concrete of qualities purity, vol
ume, continuity and congrnity of tone : and
for durability and beauty of construction,
none are better, while few are nearly so
good. The prices are f 225, $250 and 275
CASH.
estate of Sarah Cooper on tlJ V ,
lll)t Ullt I , 1 Uw)- . AWtU
TMHW'r ooa, -notice is herein
all persons indebted t ,i '
ssiid Sarah rv. . . Fwaitfuf
WM .estate will present tbem Z -J
w thin one year from date hereotKvmt
not.ee will be plead in NroJS
SOUTH RIVER
ACADEMY
The Schnbert Piano-Uiright- Sroth '
IS THE ONLV SUBSTANTIAL WJMty, H Q
A good school located in a healtlir :t
lage, 8 miles furni Salbbury. Term 7'
truly musical "Cheap" Piano price
and
$175.00,
The reasons
work can be obtained at the low. but lee-it-
w rr- i m a mm aarBB m. m m a n
lmate rates will be fullv iven in a hidrngtm u7" J, ... 'T 'V" . .V Eheu-J,
. . r f i uiauriiHK iinr lniiiir a a vH.. " 11
w. h. nbave. m,,,K. v-; : t tzttx""
why such honest, artistic " ''aZlT' i 1 rr cobh
I 1,.t lVJW anu
ncs imiM miint aii At- '"tin-
conference with
Sept: 17, 1685, tf
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator cum
UKamtntc annexo, upon the estate of Rob
ert Knox, dee'd, I hereby notify all .-persons ,
naming ciaims against said estate to ore-!
sent them to me for payment on or lw.wv
the 17th day of Si ptember. 1886.1 or this
notice will tie plead in bar of theirirecovc-
rj. This Sept. 17th, 1885.
JOHN S. KNOX, Adiii'r,
Tho. P. Kluttz, Atty.
8:6w
Good boaid
cord in
in nrivatn faniu. ...
rates. Tuition iiHMler:it- , ow
rHMIIf8 UDI-AllfMl 1 1
mr-
uursiieil : it,....
Dished scluMd-buildiiigin the coniitv
Jt or pai i ciiht i s address, '
J. M. HILL. Pi inn' iv.l
Septv8.l838.3ui ' "'cipal.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
Pensions.
WasMngton Letter.
Prom Oar Regular Correspondent.
Washington, Sept. 25, 1885.
The most interesting events of the week
ve peen tne resignation of Civil g
Oinini-iSlOTiPr TCatnn orA tl. .v..
President accepting the resignation.
before the execution took place. There
is no doubt but that thev Wrd
, . v-.
death; but does not every Judge and
lawyer in the State tremble at this
state of things! Will the people's res
pect for cinrl I Till fllln Of 111 f w AAliUa
ever return? How lon? is it t W? ave P? the resignation of Civil Service
-.v. iiiimiii inn im wj li it i r own oiinR mnsr intm-oeiinr. x ...
lva,t0 WU ;j. 1 . - " - r-" w"""8veuis will
uuuua. ucu it is ascertained tnat " l appomiment ot a new set of Coin
murder, race or arson has )wn Mmin.4. 1 missioners. Who will thev lu what r;n
' A vuiuujiii I .1 at. v. V : ) " mmmmv " 'H
ted, and there is no doubt as to th tueJ W .? 18 pertain that the new De-
guilt of the party, there is a lvnchinr SSEES AaJnin,f ratlon been much
Whv so? TLJl !Vi?? 5SSP! embarased by the Civil Ser-
T-J - - '-w-W L11L1L JO 1 1 1 f I I M I V 'I' I I 17 IQ in- juA I T 1 1
dence in the administration of fhJCivil srvW tT? ,lea!1
..v. . . . xi ii ciean
laws tnrouan lecral channels. This is sweep couia bave nreceeded th
terrible! riow Ion a can t be knf im w tne law, it would have been
t- ; T' - f I on I 1 1 t . T a u
bounds? Will nAtiZ W , Inc attempt to
soir t soon snrond nfil if Lw"' mw. uP.n an unspeakbly
.4. r t: , "J c'ev uaa ciyn se'ice, that rotten heritatrR
institution and lnva VrlH -U-l LftU i lii ' . . u "VruaSO
r jt "J: o m, v kmc tium "w.e1mouwin any, nas resulted in
toundations of society? There seems to negation of much for which patriots
lll. . v 12 -A. tflJll I VlOA imi m.tm i XL 1 . . -
w uu limit, v tnat tne laws wprp art- ewiveu inrougn ail tne dark nfl
minLstered in righteousness that
people might be saved from crime!
the
fertilizing Fruits.
It has been demonstrated that the
quality (and it is believed thp
. also) of fruits maybe very materially
unproved' by a proper selection of the
fertilizers employed for the trees. Ve
ry acid fruits may be made sweeter by
fertilizers calculated to neutralize the
acdity in the soils in which they grow.
Lime, ashes end bone nieal. ajiplfed in
the fall and again in the spring, will
be found useful agents to improve the
quality and quantity.
Honors to' Fits Lee,
The people of Roanoke count v, Va.
propose a grand ovation and procession
in honor of Gen. Fitz Lee, the distin
guished Democraticandidate for Gov
ernor of Virginia, to take place at the
county seat, Salem, Oct 1st. A very
large gathering is expected, and the
preparations for accommodating and
marshalling the people are thorough
and exact to a minute. Gen. Lee will
address the people at 11 o'clock, a, m.
At night it is arranged for him to ad
dress the citizens of Roanoke City, and
raitmg cluos that may be present D.
Armstrong, in command for the oc-
aasion. seems to be the right man in
lie right place, and hss planned a very
brilliant day for the distinguished can
didate. - -
A reporter for the Raleigh NetcsA
Oustnerm iiEt be; i "da i he objects to
ffecso and wood chopping on the streets
f t'ae cunit.-l citr.
Stato Fair.
The North Carolina State Fair, will
be held this year from the 12th to the
17th of October. It offers $6,000 and
upwards in premiums, Lists of which
may be obtained by addressing John
lchoTds, Esq., Raleigh. Ladies should
know that a premium of 2."i is nflferod
on tne best 10 pounds of Butter. $50
is offered for the largest yield per acre
of cotton, from five acres; largest
yield of one acre, $25; and for the
best bale $50, second best, $25. For
the best 25 lbs. bright lemon wrappers,
(tobacco), $50 is offered; for the best
to lbs. mahogany, $50; best 25 lbs.
cutters, $25, &c. For the largest yield
of wheat from 25 acres, $50; largest
yield of oats from five acres, $50. Send
tor a premium list if vonentw fh
contests. The present indications prom
ise an interesting week at Raleigh this
year.
Virginia State Faip-.t w s.-
Agricultural Societv of Virn-ii wen
hold its 2tth annual UVWTkiA..
Kicnmond. commpniimr nu. oti.
. "o wvwu" Xl,
ana continuing f hrM a ti. i
O r w vn.j o. x IS ill-
ways an occasion of muchinterest, and
those North Carolina mt.ina kn
m mm mmmm T XJ
may attend it, wdl doubdtless see much
to please and trr&i.tv w
iVi , , o 'j "mwu. f ;ire
indebted to the president of the Society,
Roht. Beverly, and fko aJ
. Mayo for a coninrimpnfar
j . - I J 1 WV,lkC,
""gu"w w yisit ine r air.
" "
The State Fair is offering very
liberal premiums this year, for farm
products, cattle &c., wheat, oats, corn
Peas, rye, grasses,cowsheep, goateogsi
horses mules, &c&c. Persons wishingto
exhibit stock or contest for premiums
shouM .send to John Nicholas, Esq.,
Raleigh, for Premium Lists for accu
rate information.
, The AewfhObserper also notes the
fact that thousands of pounds of sumac
g ?, every year in Wake; we
would add that millions of
to waste in tlje State. It is k valnardA
dye, as our country people generally
know. It is very valuable as a tan,
also, and in Va. a large business is done
in rpenac lesve.
corrupt era of the ascendency of the par
ty of spoils. No one with "the leat ne
qua nit a nee with the history of politics
since the war can deny that'the Republi
can fturty has been the party of spoils.
And it has appropriated the spoils in such
. f onwiuus ay, irom tne in
significant plaees of serub-women and
towel-washers up to the highest judicial
places, that its professions of friend li
to proposed reforms in the distribution of
omce, smen so strong of hypocracy as to
make One siek.
When Mr. Cleveland waC rl.rwi
iresident s chair it was supposed that he
would turn out many of the corrupt men
who never were appointed on civil ser
vice rides, or for and service except such
as they rendered in the bad cause of fix
ing elections, buying votes, stuffing ballot
f?! and stealing the Presidency as in
186. But, the President has been em
banissed by the knowledge that a paeked
Republican jury in the sMin to will ;
judgement upon all his appointments. It
m out not probable that the Sen
ate wm be Democratic before the lapse of
icmmi ierm. unless this shall
come about, there can be no hope of com
plete and thorough civil service reform
during the present administration. Ke
formis impossible while the offices are
niled with the corrupt and corrupting
r utxu piacea m office by
a long lme of Republican presddents, cab
inet officers, senators and members
vuange ana purification is a crying de
mand m all the Departments. The oft
used metaphor of the Angean Stables is
not exaggeration when applied to them.
Democrats, well selected and good men,
have been gien the prominent offices. In
other words new commanders have been
placed over an alien army, a hostofser
vile mutineers, whose study, day and
night, is to assassinate the cause under
the-hanner of which they are marching.
The new commanders sincerely desire to
regain the land of political honesty and
economy once held by their lathers, and
tby have given the command "about
march" m healthy tones. The Colonels
repeat the command hut with l nop lAnt!
ence, for they are nearer the army, while
r " , u "cuienants imitate it
wivu a winK wen understood by the
trechepous host,
There will never by any serious reform
1 2?e pepartments until at least one-half
of the light fingered expert subordinates
are put oUL and at least ope half of the
army of civil service employes is compos
ed of men m hearty accord with the sen
tmient and principles which placed a De-
SH'S S the te House.
There is to day m the Interior Depart
ment nearly every one of the officials who
have been responsible for the ring rule
which has so long dominated this depart
ment. Some of them are kept to-diyin
7T iu.-M5 oi scanaal in the naxt
cause of scandal in th
COME QUICK!
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS!
J. S. McCUBBINS
has just returned from the Northern cities
with the
LARGEST & BEST SELECTED
Stock of Goods that he has ever offi-red to
the public ; consisting of Drv Oood, Gro
ceries. Hats, Bipts and Shoes. Sole Leather.
Crockery and Queens-ware, Clothing, Pro
vision, Wood ad Willow ware, fcc.
Also a full lide of
FERTILIZERS
of the very best brands, viz:
BAKER'S Veil Tried FOR WHEAT.
MERRYMAX'S A. D. Bone " "
WALKER'S Ground Borite " 14
NATURAL Guano just from Orchilla,
and supposed the only Natural Guano on
the market.
Go and get Testimonials and if jou want
to save money, don't foret to call on him
before buying either Goods or Fertilizers.
Salisbury, Oct. 1, 1885. 25:tf
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY I
KLUTTZ'8
TOBACCO
LINIMENT
FOR
RHEUMATISM, BOUT. NEU
RALGIA, SPRAINS, BRUISES,
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Combining the wonderful curative virtue ot To
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ed man? a marvelous cure, and saved many a valu
able life. In the "Tobaceo Liniment" its virtues
are aclentlllcally extracted, combined wit.h mh
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iuc puuiic, uoi as a cure-au out as a aafe, powerful
and effective Rxternal Remedy. annitMbfa wi.r.
ctci lurrr ia puin 10 oe reiH vta.
in laire lxttles at only 25 cents. For
sale bv all DruiLMSts. Ask for if unit in.
sist upon havinir it. Don't be put off with
worthless substitutes. Trv it and von will
le thankhil lir havinjr had it brought to
your attention.
TJJEO. P. KLUTTZ & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Proprietors,
5:3m Salmbcbv. N C
AX IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE BOARD
OF INQUIRY..
The State board of inquiry, whose duty
it is to pass upon the validity of pensions,
&c, has decided that widows whose hus
bands died from natural causes or disease,
and soldiers who were otherwise disabled
by reason of wounds received, do not
come within the meaning of the pension
act. This makes the number of pension
ers allowed about 2,400, of which about
half are widows. This will give each a
g:nsion this year approximating $12,50.
ad the other classes been allowed there
would nave been 4,000 pensioners and
they would each have received $7.50.
Netcs- Observer.
Particular attention paid to frescoing and Indoor
wax or water-eolors
wm mauo olds on Churches, nubile buiiri
pnyate reslJences. Work guaranteed. KefrrLnr
T. A ISTTw
On Saturday the IM dav of October
next, at 12 o'clock, ,, at the late
idei.ce of J U1 Lyckey, dec'd,a Hco.eh
Inali lowiish,,,, thiM .eout.ty, we will offer
tor sale a tiaet of- 127 .km..- .,r .
iSli to U.e estate of John Laekev ad
Ju,gH,e laniUof a. L. MU;i4B
W .1 unier and other, fhe sale will U.
If desired
i7:.-m
Poat omce address.
C
the
SallSmrwiPc.
PGWO
Sale of Land.
isy virture of a decree of the Superior
iourt or Kowan County, m the cise of
jx. v . ivi ii t ts and others against Qeop'e
TT . ' i .t ... .. i - 1
nn ana orucis, l will sell at public
"u "" " uiun notise ionr in Salis
bury on Monday the 5th day of October,
1H5. a tract ot land adjoining the lands of
Henry Husher, Alfred Husher, W. Kind ml
anu others, known as ih;- Pollv Hartman
land and containing about 154 icres.;Bid-
airgs to open at VG71. Terms one half
cash, balanee in six months with interest
from day ot sale at -i;l;t per cent j
J. VV. MAUNEY, Com'r.
iept. 4th, o. 47 :4w.
SHERIFFS SALE
UNDER EXECUTION!
By virtue of an Execution duly issued
tlHMie by order ot Cmii i
be ooencd til A:r .Ml
1 V--MM.
Tkrms v Salk : (),. tbb.i
.......
Ik.. .1 .... .1
IIHUHIII M lift) ;,f.
and a eiedit of six mionlis
rr the other i w o thirds
o i:ei eent. tr -iii ibu ..i .i.
--' ' - -
be Kiiieet to ilmvi i
W. A. Ll CKKV
J. (i. Fl.KMiXO
HI Uh
Wildings w ill
Aug. 28, l?do.
.tih will
i" tiimeil,
ill be ' ;
with. i;it.-(t Nt 1(t
S.le .liil
of the witloiv'
ntoiM of
) Kx ei
$ Joi.ii
Ur.
North Carolhm,
Rowan County. In Superior Court
SUMMONS FOR HELIEf.
James Ilellard, Adin'r of Sarah Kite
Againtt
Scott Gales, and others.
Upon the affidavit of plaint ifTit U nr,i...
ed that publication le made in the -Caro
lina Watchman1 for six successive u.i.
notifying Sarah Gales, Pinknev Gales John
Kice, Henry Hice, Lizzie itice. Ellen Hi,-.
Sam'l Rie, John G. Rice. Crawfml M.J
t. i:.. l v.i i .. : . '
aciiBwi iuic hiiu vuaiies luce, who
non-resiuents oi this state. t
are
appear at
upon a judgment, docketed in the Superior the office of the Clerk of the SuperjorConrL
Court ot Rowan county, in favor of J. G. for the county of Rowan, on the 17tl, dav
Cajible- to whom said judgment ha been of October, 185, and answer the ciomnlttint
ER
Absolutely Pure.
TM.I,. i .
lUHHnran never vanes, a marvpi nf nnr it
strength, and wbolesoraeness. More economical
than tae ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
uumpeuuonwi utile multitude of low test, snort
ei-m, unim or puosunate nowders. 8old onlv In
i-itllS. KOTifa OAKIKQ l'OWDKR CO.. 10ft Wull vt V
Executor's Notice.
Q1RIIPU
and must be the
fiittm.
Tb5e
10 Count them 10
NO LONGER A PUZZLE!
f 11 i nun uni w ul
CH ARLOATE, N. C,
hare solved it, and here is their solu
tion, which will, no doubt, be read bv
all economical purchasers, in fact, bv
n .u I - j . 1 J
i wuv wish to secure a. bargain.
They are offering
10 Count them 10
BARGAINS,
which hold good for a limited time on
ly. Look out! Buy now, as we shall
countermand them at some early day
through the columns of your paper.
No. L Black gr. gr. Silk worth 80c
for 65c per yard.
No. II. Black all wool Cashmeres
worth 60c for 45c per yard.
No. III. Ladies black and solid col
ored Hose worth 20c for 15c a pair.
No. IV. Ladies solid colored and
black Hose, regular made, worth 40c
for 25c a pair.
No. V. 56 inch Bleached Table Dam
ask worth 60c for 45c.
No. VI. 18x38 all Linen Hack Tow
els worth 20c for 15c each.
No. VII. 24 inch heary Dress Suit
ings in oxford grey and brown, worth
25c for 18c per yard.
No. VI1L 21x48 Bleached Damask
Towels, worth 40c for 35c; TheH snr-
No. IX. 12J cents will buy a beauti
ful Hemstitched eolored bordered Hand
kerchief worth 20c.
. No. X. 75 dozen of Ladies' white
Linen Standing Collars with Cape,
worth 20c for 10c each.
WTTTKOWSKY BARUCH.
Havinjr qualified as Executor of the last
will and testament of .Tames R il wnn
deceased, all persons holding claims against
the said James B. Gibson, are herebv noti
fied to preseut, them to the undersigned for
payment on or before the 25th day of Sep-
tcmuer, iooo. or tins notice will be plead
as a bar to their recovery., This Septem
ber the 25th, 1885.
JAS. C. GIBSON, Ext'r.
50:6 w
UNITY HIGH.
An English and Classical S.-hool for boys
amf girls, located at Wood leaf, 11 miles
west of Salisbury. Students prepared for
business or college. Desireable board at
reasonable rates.
Students desiring to study music will
be under the instruction of an experienced
teacher. Mrs. R. W. Boyd.
Term opens the 28th of September, 1885,
and continues nine months. Address
G. B. WETMOItE, Jr., Principal,
Woodleaf, N. C.
50:eow-for4w
Administrator's Notice.
Having taken out letters of administra
tion upon the estate of John C. Brown, de.
ceased, all persons baring claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
them to me on or before the 30th dav of
ept. l86else this notice will be plead in
oar or men n-e. very. All persons indelit.
j a ... . - . . -
eu io tne sain estate ,vi ii'puu
prompt settlement.
HENRY PEELER, Adm'r.
Sept. 30th. 1885. Cw
INTERNAL REVENUE
SALE OP STILL,
On Saturday, the 10th day of October
18BS, there will be sold to the hiohesi Wu.
j ... ... . .
ucr, ac rue t.ourt House door in Sa shnrv
one Sixty Gallon Still, fJap and Wrm to
match ; seized from J. Calvin Fraley and
Jacob Fraley, Morgan Township, Rowan
County, N. C, and adjudged to be forfeit
ed to the use of the United States.
T. II. VANDERFORD,
' . . Deputy Collector.
Sept 21st, 1885. fcw
SALE OF LAND!
Bv virtue of a decree of the SnneiW
Court of Rowan County, in the case of
J. L. Sifibrd, Guardian of Mary C. Miller
ex parte, I will soli at nubile unrtmn
the Court House door, in Salisbury nn
Monday the 5th day of October, 1885. a
I A . C 1 1 ! ' . . ' '
iret ui irnnu aujoining me lands of
V T L. ft I) 1 . , -a
ucma j. uki unari anu orncra be
ing lot No. 4 in the division of the lands
ot Unas. Miller, dec d, containing 54 acres
terms one-iniru casu, one-third
i i i v huv iriinrr Qooin.i i L' j . i: l : . i - . i
. ..jivhuci x.Hiniiqrt lor uieu in mis action in the office of the Clerk
the sum of Fhirtj-nine Dollars and twenty- of the Superior Court, and let them fake
nine cents with interest and cost of execu- notice that if they fail to answer the said
tion, and due levy having been made to complaint within that time the nlnintiff
t!ltl.h W.lld lll.l. ...... T ...111 ..II .. .. - ..-; r
........ j u.. luciii . x ujii sen rsrk rhe ivi :inn v in ini I'nnrt i ... r i
... ..... rt..j ... ..... iui uic icuci tie-
Illcrlifttt- Ki.lili.i- I, .f ......1. . . I. . it
-"- ' vusii, m i ne v. ou ri nouse
uoor in balishufy, on Monday the 7t!h dv
of September, 1883, the following described
liipuny, io wu : AiMut ten acres of. land
suuatcu in batisbury township, Rowan
county, aojoining the lands 1 Polly Mover,
Albert Thomas, Crusoe Earn hart, "arid thc
lawns ol the JNew Discovery Gold Mine
C C. KRIDER, Sheriff.
Aug, 12, 1885.--4t
Dissolution Notice.
The copartnership heretofore existii be
tween J. M. Winecoff and J. M. F.d.lli..un
doing business at China Grove. Rown
county, N. C, was dissolved bv mutual eon.
sent on the 29th day of June, 1885.
a. w. winecoff takes the place of J. M.
Winecoff wh Eddleman, and assumes the
payment of all debts of J. M. Wi neeflr
firm partner with Eddleman, and is enti
tled to receive all that is due him in that
relation J. M. wlNFmiv
J. m. eddlemW
A. W. WINECOFF.
Aug. 9, 1885. Im I
manded in tlie.com plaint.
Given under my hand, this 1st day of
September, 1885.
J. M. HORAH, CjS.C.
fr6w3 -"of Rowan County.
DO NOT ALLOW worms to cheat your
children out of their living, gliriner's In
dian Vermifuge will destory these misera
ble pests, and give the Jittle fellows new
rmors for the battle of life.
Ben
for wortcrnif people. Send io cents post
tage. a act we win mall i oh fr. e. k rXvai
valuable sample box ot goods that win
DUl YOU In the war of m ?ir..r TaU-L-
ey In atew days than von pvr t.hntf rJiVTiV
any business. Capital not require. You cVallve at
homo and worklnsnarp Ltmenniv nruihQHL. .
of both sex, ot all ages, grandly successful. Wets,
to easily earned every evening. That all who
r.S3SX we make i8 Un-
K , m" wuo are ot wen satlsfled
i w pay ior tue trouble of wrltine us
tars, (ltre.tr ; ions. ete unt. trot i,.,.
pay absolutely sure for all who sum at once! Don!
fe Afidress STI.NSOH Co., PortUnd, Maine.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as AdminUfrn
i .-. . . . ...
josepn aianaiey, dee'd, I hereby gie no
tice to all persons having
his estate to exhibit the same to me: on or
before the 3d day of Sentemlier 1AW
This September 2nd, 1885. t
DAVID U. MAHALEY, AditTf
46:6w of Jsepb Mahsjey.
Sale of Land!
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court if Rowan County, in the ca.se of
W. F. Lackey. AdminiMrafor of R. J. Sloan
against R. G Sloan and others, I will sell
at the Court House dooT in Salisbury on
Monday, the 5th day of October tf85, at
public auction, a tract of land adjoining
the lands of J. L. Cowan, James 1'eaioiT,
the John Graham lands and ot hers i con
taining 48 acres. Biddings to oen at
$2G8.12. Terms one-third cash, one third
in six months and one-third in twelve
months with 7 interest on the deferred
payment, from day of sale at the rati of 8
per cenj per annum.
W. P. LACKEY, Adin'r.
ocpi. 4tn, 1005. 47:4t.
J. M. HADEN,
Real Estate Apnt,
Office in J. D. McNeely's Store
HAS FOR SALE the following real estate
on terms to suit purchasers :
No. 1 Eirht building lots four of them
fronting on Main str. These lots are near
Car Shops.
No. 2 Has eight building lots and four
small farms. This property situated on
the Brlngle ferry road I mile from car shops
No. 3 Ten small farms, containing each
from 10 to 12 acres, situated on theBringle
ferry road, 1$ miles from Salisbury. ,
No. 4 Has seven building lots, two on
Main street and five on Church street.
No. 5 Has eleven small lots, situated on
Long street, near Gas house, Woolen: Mills,
freight and passenger dcots. This proper
ty is valuable for tenement houses.
No. 6 Has eight small farms, containing
four to six acres, situated about 1 miles of
Salisbury on the N. C. R. R.
No. 7 Has about 25 or 30 small farms,
containing 5 to 10 acres-each. Also seve
raLother valuable farms, containing from
50 to 110 acres, with buildings all within
two to three miles of town. I will tsks
pleasure iu showing the property to sst oss
wishing to buy. J. if. HA DEN.
June 4, 1885 33:tf
3"
North Carolina,
wowaji County. In Superior Court.
CIVIL ACTION FOR DIVORCp.
Joseph G. Woffner, Pfnintiff, 1
AgainU
Laura B. Huffner, Defendant. J
To Laura B. Uoffner, Non resident .--f-You
arc hereby notified, that tl t.:.
tiff above named has commenced la fin 1
action against yu for divorce LA k
caused a summons to be
on tbe eleventh Monday after the first Mon
day id -SerHember, K5f before the Judcre
: - mm, w ncre von Sr r
m k.
and one-third in twelvemonths, with hiiXTL-l IaT "Mwer ar to
. . r. ' t-t. w IUC wuiuii ni.
..11.. w . v.. umvmm unit VI HIV Mb Clgllt per
cent, on the deferred pavments.
J. L. 3IFFORD, Quardian.
fet. th, iJ:4t
Dated tbia the 8th of September, 885.
"""AH, C. 8. C.
rat was t' all her Uejm, Litaven in her
Jt. every gesture dign Uy and love f
I appeared Mother Eve. and oms
shin her fair descendauto.wiih tfir ex 1
ercir of common sense, cre and ro
per Ireiitinenl. An enormous nunifcer
of feru! . omplainls are direct!) cuV
ed by c .tiirbaiicea or vunureiuioo 01
1 . . . . . ... . .
iiiu aisiitftral riinclion. lu evety tmch
'case that tcrling and iinfaiiins; uptcifie,
BRAuriEi.D'n Fkhal Rtoui.AToii,
will e&Vel relief and cure.
P ll i froto the recipe of a moct cJimin
pi) kuixhed physician. It is composed 01
strictly ofti imi Ingredients, whose
' !i'.v combination hasstever been stir
pq piiied. It in prepared with HcienfiBc
QQ jskill from the fineat matei . ii bears
Pq 1 tit- ptlm for constancy of sirengtb.
0 certaini of effet t, elegance of prepar
pL. xtion, btauty of appearence slid rehW
Itive cheapness. The testimony in its
Ifavnr is genuine. It never fails when
(tairly tried.
CartersvilleGy
This willcertify that two meiphers
of my immediate family, after having
suffering for many years from menstru
al irregularity, and having been treat
ed without benefit by various medical
doctors, were at length completely cured
by one bottle ot Dr. Brad he Id's Female
Regulator, Its effect-in such cases is
truly wonderful, and well may the resa
edy be called "Woman's Best Friend."
lours Respect fully,
J as. W. Sthaxge.
8end for our bock on l he "Health sad
Happiness of Woman." Mailed free.
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