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SD rdtMof the Carotin
J
A. I . 'iiMikuii
...;,.t nil Hires oi uio t.v..f
ire as follotra :
i in ml v Alice, $1.50
la I' - 1 ! ... a. 111
a. .1 .1 I " ' I 1 f) IIW n
nfrfotlnforanUmi on matters ad-
fTT 1
i .Hkra Manr n nil
karT.l I I .a I O. .-' llll ra- , ' . ' !
M . I T.inimint.. TVlafiO. F.
q Hjunvw r
Lr a puzzle," Wittkowikyfc
: iteifor's notice, Henry Peeler.
rSD, phool. G. B. Wetraore
Was notice, w..viwya.
gjtat?. rsruner a jucvuuuujj.
Vrt mple. D.D., has returned
!
r a .in it-i . i rj
hi September welcome love-
twenty-five to thirty trains
daily.
r . - if i -
tl f the Inossum hunter is
niiiu w j-j .
pon the inn. j
.Lutheran congregation expect
H their new church by the
ttt Lexington, Concord,
- i J ... 1 1 unnvacantiul
Aiberaarl?, were wn
us on Monr.av.
ther
Whv
Little Reubin Holmes has at last got
ten a pony he is now at the zenith of
boyish happiness. .
Mr. H. A. Deal has been here this
week posting the county with colored
hangers advertising the Charlotte fair.
It will probably be a success, and our
people are certainly interested.
Safe. There is a negro living here
who says that no harm can ever come
to him because he is an "eventualized
negro,'1 and has never had any trouble
in all the events of his life.
New Store. Mr. Dave Fleming has
built a.riew store house, at ML Vernon,
this county, where he will do a general
merchandising business.. He is in a
healthy and prosperous neighborhood.
i . - y. '
Bishop Lyman's Visitations. St.
Luke's church, Salisbury, Tuesday, Oct.
6th ; St. Mary's church, Rowan county,
Wednesday, Oct. 7th ; St. Andrew's
church, Rowan county, Thursday, Oct.
8th.
Attention is invited to Mr. A. It.
Johnson's advertisement in this paper.
An opportunity is here offered by which
you may obtain very valuable pro
perty the value ot wnicn is aany ennanc-
mg.
New Soxo. Thanks are extended
brother Woods of Richmond, Va., for
sw onv of a new sacred song: ".Nearer
Waking Up. The people of Rowan
are beginning to wake up to a knowl
edge of the advantages of their sur
roundings. All over the County are
new enterprises 'stores, mills, gins, &c.,
springing into existence. It is indica
tive of a healthy and progressive growth
on me part ot tne people. It is a great
pleasure to note it ; and, just here, the
w ATf.iiMAX wisnes to. say that it will
be glad to have information of every
improvement going on in the County,
ana win esteem it a ravor if friends
throughout the County will send no
tices of every industrial improvement
going on.
A Contrast.
A gentleman living and farming in
this County stated to the - Reporter,
that last year he put one acre in tobac
co and two in cotton; that he worked
both well, giving each every due atten
tion; He realized for the cotton, forty-
two dollars, and for the tobacco, sold
on this market, he realized one hundred
and two dollars. These were
MINING DEPARTMENT.
T. K.,BUUNKK, KDTTOR.
THE DUNN MINE,
in Mecklenburg County, has Men al
lowed to nil with water, for reasons
that are hard to" conjecture, for the ore
is of a fair milling grade.
FRAZIER MINE.
Work at -the Frazier mine, in Meck
lenburg Jonnty, is unchanged t but as
the option is not far from expiring, the
explorations are not pushed with the
vigor desirable; the ore thus far mined
has been of a superior character, andj
is free milling.
fiLtk
OB-
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Cl
inBLiIA'S weatner pioat pre-
una ruitu . .u.
good yields, and show what may be trade.
aone oy careful farming.
STEELE MINE SOLD.
It is reported that Mr. John T. Cra
mer, of Thomasville, has sold the Steele
mine, located in Montgomery County,
to Dr. Warner, the "Safe Kidney Cure"
man of Rochester, New York. The
both mine, isis said, brought $200,000 in this
OPV
Mv God to Thee." It is a
SCHOOL OOMOTTESS.
At a recent meeting of the School
Committee, it was determined to run
the Colored Graded School this winter.
graceful, the C0lored Normal School and the
easy flowing melody for tenor or so- School Committee, Messrs. M. L.
prano voice. Holmes, Theo. Kluttz and Rev. F. J.
Miss Sudib Murphy, accompanied Murdoch, were appointed as joint com-
by her brother' Mr. Thomas Murphy, mittee to manage both the colored
Citv on Mondav. schools. Thev have elected Rev. J.
i ax ui w .a. v - i .
MiAs Mnrnhv is still suffering from the Crosby, principal, and C. Ay.
effects of her fall from a road cart last ville and Mrs. M. Howell,
"THE'LECTRiimm Western North Carolina l&ail Eoad Co.
wwwu ia a umm uiai ueilgnis rsbx
UtNbHAL rAootNUtn - UttlUt
Salisbury, N. C, Sept. 6th, 1885.
On and after the 6tb inst , the following Schedule will be operated
by this Giimpany ;
some people, and those who enjoy it
never lose an opportunity. Circus day
aoioraea much entertainment of this
kind. A pair of negroes, evidently
from the most unenlightened quarter of
tnis part of the vineyard, were noticed
witn a box of snuff between them : a
birch brush protruding from the broad
hps of each as they meandered, semi
waltz fashion, between embraces and
hugs, into a store, and stood before
a soda fountain, bays he:
"Whut yer gwinter sweeten hit
wid?"
inn T rcn'.' r.v To ror swtf
leming, Mister?'
Yes, pounng it out
He: Heah, take de sody uph! 'lec-
trified leming! drink hit down 'fore de
infermashun passes by," and the deli
cate aenferous beverasre disappeared
while his two arms held th e faded blue
sash tigntly around her intensely sable
form.
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WE8T
EAST
TaAraNo.il Train No. 3 Jifctifl Line Tkaw No. 2 TaArsNo.4
Arv Lear( Arv Leav jj A.nr. Leav Arv. Leav
2.34
3.43
4.09
4.40;
5.15
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7.81
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3.55 OtD Fort .
ilKoCKD Kkob
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6.06 Cooper's ...... (
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Mit u.i.r. jj
Alexanders ,...!
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9.39,
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6.45
6.57
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Marshall
Barkards j 3
Warm puixos. . 1
10 04
9,38
910
8112
7.42
7.07
6.49
6.06
5.41
5.22
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10.23 10.40
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M.
In Franklin Township, Sept. i3th,l
1885, by A. L. Hall, Esq., Mr. Robert
R. Myers and Miss Nelly D. Lentz.
At the residence of Mrs. M. E. Cran-
ford, in Franklin Township, Sept. the
24th, by F. M. Tarrhr Esq., Mr. & H.
fiirly
summer..
It was the daughter of Mrs. Eller,
and not that lady that felt dead hist
week. The girl, aged about 16, com-
. ... nlaind cif headache, and fell on the
ioK for manufacturing to- j: .j.j; vt me;n oaisf:lnpp
n soon close, but operation m could fiUfflmoned
1 .,....nimr "
Xt LiSDSAY.the popular sales- ff :irifl Lceeta wholesale and re-
. .a , tho in tar out nr r e r i r-z . , .
iTuaeiioiui i . 10, mPiv Vuintsiof Uhar otte appear in
this lxiper in an advertisement.
. . . L . .-, 1.1.
arp re lahie and orosrrcssive. oee wnat
! i
they have to say.
teachers ;
CAPPS EILL MIKE,
also in Mecklenburg County, is filled
with water, owing to legal matters,
and not on account of lack of ore; and
i is reported that it is to be opened
' . mi -km m- - 3 ' w
soon. . 1 i ia An p An m mn cr far tt. i
among the best mines of r that County, Hampton, of Mecklenburg county, to
and only needs capital and .deep work Mrs. L. E. Barger, of Locke Township,
10 snow sometnmg good. this county.
On Sent. 23rd. at the residence of the I
WW TITTTiTfITT T T1TTI I ' . . r . 1 .
j.LXi ivuiaoiiiii m.LUJLi. hm U s mrpnts m I )ii Vinson eountv. bv
near Charlotte, is status quo. Funds Rev. F. J. Murdoch, Zebulon Brown,
Summer- are liking for pushing underground of Salisbury, to Miss Alice M. loung.
assistant work; the ore found in the new shaft.
having declined to give a (and levels) on Brush Hill, the North
J. R. Richardson, ev-mail end of the mine, was- good, but not
WEST
Train No. 7
Murphy
DivisionA
Mi 9.49
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.54 10.58
A
10
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11.21 11.26
11.51 11.54
I2a9 12.29
1.49 1.53
2.281 2.29
2.39 2.4l!
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ASIIEVILLB.
Hominy
TnRNpraE
Pigeon River.
Clyde
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Hall
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Webster
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Train No. 8
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P. M.
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AM 10 09
No. 1, and Supper
place to
ll 1 Ti 1 il l. i-ii -1
agent, though he was endorsed by ma- aounaant. it is probable tnat it stilled
WHEAT FERTILIZERS.
3f Round Knob is Breakfast station for Train
station for Train No. 2.
Trains Nos. lj 2, 7 and 8, run daily.
Trains Nos. 3' and 4, ran daily except Sunday.
V. E. McBEE, Supt. W. M TURK, A. Q. P. A.
ny of the colored people.
Farming on a Big Scale.
Mr. Peter Hairston, of Baltimose, is
a large land owner in Rowan, Davie
and Davidson Counties. Mr. Frank
I A 1
superintendents, bosses and miners
were employed when work is resumed
that more
expected.
Am now receiving my stock of fertili
zers for wheat, including best brands of
Phosphates, Dissolved Bones, and Ammo-
mated goods. Prices $ lo to per ton
sausiaciory results may oe Have a large lot of Agricultural Lime at
$12.50 per ton. J. Allen brown
HAILE MIKE,
lookout for
1
. Afurnnnv i lirO.
AtlMl ATP. Oil the
1 the. na-inp who nre
III I I, t W . ( M
.11. ..4 ..l.r it - . - .
.Ill" tlb uin""
Bruner & McCubbins, Real Estate
UA.I. llua . 1 ! 11 O 1.1-" n 1! 1 3 A T f- omoll
r a 1 1 i 1 1 just over in tue ouutu varoiina uoraer Agciiw, uc bccioi vtia .w. o...a.M
unjwu. ;t n insi v liiLtu. mis tiie man.- ti , . , .. ... e ti.i j 11: l.,.,, ...
-I 7 - - - -j . .I10 rimrnf qo iicna if-a mitnn ia rorr COUlluriUUie U cuius uuu:
They agement of Mr Hanston s lands and d h . distres ing such property to rent in town should 40 . Fodder, 0000 ; Shucks, 00 ; Bran,
mhnf in nniiK' i nip m t rarminir vv ri phi. i . . - - -
mgly monotonous would there
SALISBURY MARKET.
Sept 24, 1885.
Corn, fi-eely,. at, 750u; Meal, 8000;
Wheat, 90100; Flour per sack, $2.25
2.35; Western bulk meats, 810; Lard,
1012T, Beef, retail, 610; on the hoof,
parties hav- 2ia3i; Butter 1520; Eggs, 08; Hay, 30
were
a few ' more of them. They have an
enormous dump of reserve ore, ready
a ' 111 1 1
tor tne new mm wnen it goes to worK.
-White man s haloon ana ine
; -11 Vh,mna wpm a ike verv
IH Ail illlllvl'-J -
1 circus day
9f fhp apnot here in one
, mm .
-Between six and seven thous-
hist mondav-
, nvv - - t
provisions stolen, air. jnowery ncs The corn crop to be gathered this fall
m prosperous 1 oroosiyn tust across . . , fL-n-ami h,ihl
a 111 I wvimwvvu v vim v J iiivu';wiu v - v- 1 cvloV
tne oriage irom oansouiy.
1m-
is doing some big tarmmg. wneat
was not a success, except in greatly
pAUAltAj 1 A1A 1 lllrt.i riViTTifliVA 1 M V4 V
Mr.Thos.Mowery s house was entered Ll uiTtl
, kill be held another, .or extra on last Monday evening, m the absenae . . , auftI1s: fnnnRanH hnahela--
. it l i iv i h i -i i 1 l r l (,, i
Saoenar toun, nere m 0i nis ramity, aua a iouoj. auiumB uu , m h lf
1 ' : 1- Mnn-artr ll'Ai ' fHTTT TI T T?1TrTlT TtrTVTTI
11 ' i 'iH... i l - ii u lnfi nn.tiWr.il minr..
in South Carolina, is moving
It may exceed those figures. - f steadily along with no changes of
Read what T. F. Kluttz & Lo., The biggest thing is the tobacco crop, portance.
. a -i " l i 1 I 1 - - 1 111 I III r 1
have to say m this paper in regara 10 ne nas six nundrea tnousana nins oi
their new and popular ''Tobacco Lini- tobacco f It is in good condition, and
ment." It is the greatest medicine for with average curing, it is estimated that
the purposes indicated ever discovered, the crop w3l be worth $10,00.
They have testimonials every day. Call This looks like big farming, and it is
at their store, and take a bottle home farming in earnest, lotton and the
for family use. smaller crops are not brought mto the
-r ni. t a t?;u. T,oD count.
IMPROVING. V UK. O . .ix. X tonci iw
apply to them.
Mineral Explorations in Iredell.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
Sept. 28th, 1885.
I -Ti i .... t KAtiiinri Trntri
I II i-vlkll I ir i Willi VI it 1 111
ai n-it an nniK! a v. aiLrai;-
A- r.f 1TA'1!
, o
11. ' m
HOUSES V ANlKlt.-p- X WU men
on our streets yesterday looking
es to Vive in and for business.
L Seiner, of Florida is here
to sDettd the winter. His
i children-accompany him.
Ill iout rebuilding the Locke
V. This subject should be serious- bought the 1
lasaiered by the business men of ,i0
by
.Wilson's services with the
las, will terminate on Friday
Will they give an entertain-
just put steam connections to his grist
mill, and has added a saw mill to the
plant. He has also improved his steam
cotton enn.
most active men in Locke township.
J. S. McCubbins, the popular
and reliable merchant at "ISO. 1, bran
ite Row." has something to say to the
people of this Conntjv See advertise
ment in another column.
ar
Salisbury Cotton Market.
Business is beginning briskly in
T. K. Bruner, Mining Editor:
Deak Sib: I now proceed to redeem
the promise made you on the cars to
furnish yon some account of my visit to
Iredell County.
The general topographical features of
rather tnme. bcincr made
up of low ridges, grooved and sculptured
SALT RHEUM Oil ECZEMA.
In Apnl, 1884, there appearaed on my
feet and less what the doctors called bait
Rheum, which produced intense suffering.
1 tried a great many remedies, and had the
attention of one ol our best physicians, but
received no permanent reiiet. 1 he dis
ease continued to grow wore and my
limbs were greatly inflamed. I was finally
induced to try Swift's Specific, and after
taking four bottles rebel came. I coutin-
ned. however, until 1 had taKcn seven
Iwittles. and am now sound and well, and
mt a sin of the disease left. My general
health has greatly improved, and I most
fheerfallv recommend S. S. S. as being the
lust Mood nurifier that I have ever known.
Mrs. M S. Highsmith,
Lulaton, Wayne Co.. Ga.
May 19,1885.
30; Potatoes, Irish, for table 3000; for
planting$l1.25; Sweet potatoes 80abX)i
Peas,l2500; Oats, 3540; Tallow, 6; Dry
Hides, 10; Rabbit furs, 0000 cts per
dozen; Mink skins, 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.
$nry
COnUKCTKI) WEEKLY BY J. J. II AXKINS,
ipKoPRlKTOK KLUTTZ'S WARKUOU8E.
Lugs, common dark
" i medium red
LeaC common short green.
M j good " red
M med. fillers
u I fine "
Smokers, common to medium
M i good "
44 1 fine
VV raspers, common
44 medium
" fine
44 j fancy
Market active.
Breaks have been qnite fall for tho past
week, with a slight decline in common
grades, while all desirable goods are tak
en at full quotations.
1 ?
wb feci
4 to 0
5 to 3
5 to 7
7 to 9
8 to 12
10 to 16
0 to 10
13 to 1
15 ta25
15 to 20
20 to 80
80 to 50
50 to 70
Capt. Fisher is one of the cotton circles here. Mr. J. p. GaskillJinVo an uneven surface, but nowhere bold
for several years engaged ih buying, and abrupt. Indeed, I did not see any
willontinue as usual. He has always where, a bold and well defined outcrop
wo of rock. About the beds of creeks and
T n if w i n J -. . verv little above their water level, 1 ob-
J. D. McNeely Commission merchant, USOme beds of Gneiss, frequently
will also oe a ouyer uiis season, jut. Hornblendic Gneiss which enabjtl me
He has 1 John r. ttoss, so well known to our to determine thetrike or geological range
2est and best selected stock people is expected to be here soon, and IgjomfcTf .rilrZ
, lo n;",enn hp Has ever shoud he come will be a buyer. Mr. nigner evauui I TT T "7h
of goods this season that hehasevei J Ueka broketi down and scattered. This
T Tkf ITA -11 kv condition of thmgsot course maraeu in a
180MAS Sumner has returned
Uieolnton, here he has been
friends, -much improved in
, , Messrs. J. M. MOXS l0. Will Duy Mmre mv rnrehes. The Drincinal
Complaineks, 1 he world nas always ahout their ususuai ouantitv this .Zl i y w.rfii in the field
t . i . j i wv a ivu uvm v -.-r-
had a full quoto of complainers. .oies season. of my explorations consisted of Horn
circus, good in every respect, failed to This means t0 the farmer that there blende (Syenite) and Soapstone. I also
esearw the chronic complainer. Two u- n nt hAA-r h.r and that, observed at a few points boulders mdica-
. r , . . , , i i. w rV v r " 1 rnnindnm mvnn t ten
were objected w-peeaw they may bring cotton to this market "L SiOTi. li ta
and get as good prices as are given founc chiefly among the Soapstones, and
any where. Remember that all of the has its chief associates Tourmaline and
mterests of Salisbury are looking up, Margante. inaeea, ine wc , exp
and that the business men of the town times called Damourite, is at some loeali-
tins vow il lilllKlHIU. loum-ivcu iii "ii
rt il t ' o -r .
nOUC'K. I . I P F (V ATTF.RSON. ririors
;T .. . ' o. . . . i li, rru u
u and enpmetie men. have enn d not, be seen at one uiue. a no aw
iew steam cotton gin in Atwell senceof red circus lemonade inside the
tent was also a truitrui source ul cuui
plaining had nothing but ordinary
lemonade. Some people want the earth !
They go to see the animals ana iuss
about two rings ana rea lemunuue.
FIELPIXG CANCER.
I hare been afflicted a number ot years
with cancer, and have tried all the rcme
1 1 i siirT(stfd for this terrible disease
without smv benefit. Six bottles of the
Swift's Soecific has done me more gc
than all the medicine I had taken. My
strength has returned, and I can walk
farther and take more exercise than I have
heen able to do for years. Its effects have
heen wonderful and "the cancer has greatly
improved. w. bhiesliug.
Griffin, Ga., May 1, I8S5.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable.
and seems to cure cancers by toning out
the impurities trotn the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin n-Rea.-
inn tied free.
The Swift Specific Co., Dianer 3 At
lanta. Ga.
mtena to see mat no orancn oi xraoe:,v na n 0fiC1A;nteil mineral-
shall suffer from any cause. They all Ln another Fibrolite and Kyanite. 'pLjp WATCHMAN
have extra inducements i the way of The question of quantity of Corundum is 1 nij ,f "
The present City Council has been goods tlusfaU, and will see thai ;th altogether ' PM TQB OFFICE
i i ,r.r. fn -mir tiir uiiT Tiripp: rvrA iw i Tnr m iirrmneT-s.iiT i uuihy "
zealous m gooa wofks u 1'' "r r " r formation I gathered during my tour of
w.;, nf ,rvrnTY.piit in hand. 1 he most the iarm. , .,v.,i na ,tx- pVnTninntinns I
1C11U) Vx . I : UUBCIVttllUU vmmj ' J p"-"-".
commendable act, one that gives urn- u A . T . m. w made of a few properties, nave iea me io-
vpiiI satisfaction is the removal 01 y;uw w iiuajrf the conclusion that this neia is emiuem-
WvitiON" which has so the force pump and.belonging8 from Capt. Thomas Murphy, one of the ij worthy a more thomjgi
fte wistful eye and cravenous the public square. The towns arouna popu Ur conductors on the Western fJS earlvdav to return and be-M-ve
colore.1 man nnd brntb.1 fbnf ar. enntmnlatins water works. North Carolina railroad, is off duty atMfZnmt, ImmmAiI work uoon it. I
just now. ne is giving nis onuses discovered in Col. Chipley's neighbornooa
Sept 22, 1885.
Our Philadelphia markets are corrected
every weeK.
Puiladelphia Market. Evans Bros.,
large Produce Commission Merchants, 56
North Water street, Philadelphia, report
the following city markets : Eggs, Vir
ginia and Southern, 1213. Live ponl
tryl213 cts. per i.ound; dressed IK)00;
turkeys (K)00, according to quality;
ducks 0010 ; geese 0000. Live cattle
56; hogs, live 5i6. Potatoes: Early
Rose, choice, per bush., 0000; Uni banks,
choice 0000; Peerless, (K)0t) ; Pearl
Mammoth, (M)(K. Cheese: K. Y. Facto
ry, choice 7i8i; fair to good, Gf to7i
Pennsylvania full cream, bf7i ; part
skims, fancy 4&05; full skims, H2i.
Dried Fruits: Apples, evaporated, iu
cases, U($u ; suceu a. vBniini, "-.'
0Th good sliced 0; blackberries 0(W);
. m , . , . . nA
cherries, pitted, primo dry ixitou
peaches, pared, evaporated 0000: N. C.
sliced 00; uupared halves, new, uuu;
quarters 0O(K); evaporated 000: pears,
0000; plums, 00; rasplH-rries. 000 per
pound. Feathers, choice geese 4SaO.
Hides, drv. I0mi. Honey in comb, 10
11; Iweswax 2425.
iVis are besinninfir to fall;
iwd whirl in the breeze, and
it with their erolden shades
s or the lading lawn.
entirely disappeared
VII JJJI l."
Htfhe Hook and Ladder Co
a business meetinsr next
1 ! . 1
All niemljers are earn-
Ked to attend.
ii was. rvevpir saw a
Ji and don't believe there is
Wt a poor one, would'nt
1 see it ?
. North, the jovial: and
renresentinff th .T Iff
, -rj w, --
Utactunnc; Co.. of Randolnh
was nere this week.
Riving
time to heal before he croes on another rhromite in considerable quantity upon
run. He was among those hurt by the surface, some masses or ine ore
fbo Pif Rrtlr diiHo. as larse as a man s head. This also, were
added hut a pittance to
EvfTyry' A negro ar
prifei pistol was about
I unv nnnort..a
x . . i .
ennld no doubt purchase this aeiunct
outfit below cost. Apply to any citi
zen. It is always a pleasure to show
JOOds. . , acciucut u uic ta. i unu. nr a Railroad, w ould be worthy a
, 4 . n matJionot the western road, wntcn oc- pxflmiliatiou' But I find it difli-
TRAMPsana oeggei o . - . curred on last Thursday, the 24th : ; t s,,eh examination as the
ing their Way South. rot one oii" accident was caused by the public interest demands, at my own ex-
uhad anvthniK weai wuus.jci Walrinw n. mil Th whnlA train Uense. Whenever lam ableto make furth-
. .. ' nil 1 3 ..nrh.A I UiVUttUfc w ( - - - . . .... r, , j T !11
dav morninc." They ioage i 3C 0;i Wrnnl n pnoeh the er examination ot tnis neia x wnige
under the broad canopy oi iuc tiassenirerwas overturned. yu tne re3U1"'
Neorlyall of ttera are g. Capt. Murphy was taking tickets at
-J nn v nhnnt "W CtS Ul il uiun,, ,. - - n. . l
mu nccu v"j - xr j, tne time ana says tnai une coacn was
, dollar." to take them 1 here Is ot one on gnch violence
t i j.i i mil foil ' n- trutb. ani I . . ,t ....
in ten inusa - j as to tear up the seats, senaing mem
not more than one m twenty with their occupants, to the lower
would travel at a I except to ocg a drasced for some
Yours truly,
PpTHMFFlEE !
Any one desiring to purchase a complete
outfit for a 2i column Newspaper and Job
Office, with an abundance of body type,-
display and job tyie, press, cases, etc., sul-
heient for a Hist rate country orhce, will do
well! by writing at once for terms, ard
sample-sheets. Address,
Watchman Office, -3-l:3t
Salisbury, N. C.
in prren( irivn ainy.
hi I II I I I 1 3 1 1 I us 5 ceou poHtaeo.
V A I 1 1 I I II II I uaHyou will Ret r
Ul Uwlll start, you In work that will at
Send
and by
a pa k
value,
once rrl
it i'i inouey faster lian anytliliieUe In Amert
about tui fiiio.ot in presents witn ea-n d
eats v iidi I o. cry .vliere, of eltUer sex, ot all a
ill r. i ? tl.n or sp.iro Mmp only, to work tor
taelr vi tt n . Fortunes for aUworkers ab
ely wt'ireJ. Oju'tuelny. 11. IIalxktt t C:
of.tl, 'J4 ly Portland, Main
T. K. BRUNER,
Of the Watchman.
. SAM'L McCUBBtNS,
County Treasurer.
BRUNER & McCTJJBINS,
C. D. Smith.
I
for
would travel at all except to beg a The wag draged or
The Huntsville Gold Mine.
Cross Roads Church,
Yadkin Co. N. C,
Sept. 21 '85.
is thoroughly equipped
250R SSE7
MM
. . ' a a. m. m.
f IjUlUtt),
RKAL IPATB AGENT?.
The undeitdprncd are prepared to do a
GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS,
and solicit business of that i-hamrtcf. All
real property entrusred to us will be adver-
tiscu all ver inu unucu cjhuw,
FREE OF CHARGE .
Tk I. . I M . C. . p,vi 1 M n ! 1 O
to the owner, rersons iw '""
forests, mines, or other real property should
consult us at once. Specinl attention giv-
en mineral ianus. ikf'iw, - -
maps funrished when desirert.
IltJaCl 0- aitAUUUimj.
Salisbury, N. C.
"I Donst Feel Like Work." It makes
no inerence what business you are engag
ed ii : whether you ar a preacher, a mc
chaic. a lawyer or a common laborer, yoa
canlt do your work well while yu are halt
sick, I'housnnds try to, but all in Tain.
HoT much better to keep your organs' in
goofl order by taking Parker's Trade: when
youlfeel "a little out of tM)rts." It would
be Imoney in your pocket. One hourOt
gool. rejoicing health is worth balf a doz
en Hours full ol languor and pain.
case
Mr
m f
.hibltedon
ibere. is
M
mart
IE
let
13
ii zlu; iu,,! a onn llllflimn Lilt 11 1 . . . m -mim i 1
lying tueir 1 from the side of tne cut were scrapeai Sia.T see an article in reference
lory. - into the car through the windows: 1 to a g0ij mine earlluntersville, Yadkin
c att ff t.thwiTry have a Photograph hurtincr some of the passengers and Countv. N, C. There is no such place in
I uiiAWiM----- r-j . . , Lfc Xu l? Uj,;rv. f Knti a rTiintsville. and 1 am
tobacco from the gallery . ne ouwii 0 h j , nm this is the olace in question. es
nanus. WJ yl , , -t mi i. ui wortea oy an inexpeneu?cu vwi at
tracting people to town m worth v oi The incident will most probably re- i years ago and specimens were sent
hpino- fostered and it is hoped there stllt in hastening the laying of steel out in all directions, these men who
u; Vr,d for continuing the alone the French Broad. worked the mine had only the rudest im-
. -. 1 ' 11. Dnillfl P Ifflh P HO- MM 9 mm
FROM;
POSTERS
as big as a
barn door down to most delicate
the streets
money in sucl
da
lOOmmrr ii ra na o i . J. 1 11 lararaio n nnn P DO-
t- t ir ? P ir " nhotograpre nuerj i" 3 ' .
5 f fiibUJ ere- 1 PsWeraHe importance and the town
T"" aye or mr t.bmw.ind I i . L..;na,,fnno A real ar-
jear rn'T 1 should nei oc "
tist of merit could do a remunerative
Towif Ccminissioners.
W H. Coon, one of the business here.
plements but any way touna ine mine
very rich. The late civil war came on
and operations, (after being continued
Brief of oroceedines.-Rev. F. J. Mur- but a short wnuej were uiscwuuiiubu, uu
doch stated that he Imd been appointed since then no -steps ijave
u-. o. .a.nuta. t.iL-.-.v tr miike n renort of Diace ine maxier - v F "M
their work.
I am
Jfs, reports that there 8 H. Wilet, Esq.,
who has
been
0nk;a r , o. ix. -i tit rectine some errors maae oy enumerators, i
Mhrm on last Thursday absent for nearly a month is back Sioil from the school i
Pt- V ery early for this again. He has teen doing the western Tcacers asking for a fence around the c
part of the State very thoroughly; he Graded School grounds was granted.
ir u.i i t.t. mTit to send out a few specimens
t i i. r fu i anr this mine has some hue ore, and the
Ilie DOOK oi reiurus iui iuc I'mjui vwi- - . tl
tJ Crmeiiiber that the
mmm on theuth of
poses on the 1 7t b n;ir
TOZ hv V i
doing. g 866
rarm k..j i i a,
MUU oeiter noia
grades until
iyr r.oKiA
" 4aV
should
re- k a demaitd
0 Of th Inwnr
farmers who wish to
market the
lower
acting . errors mad. by Wto. S"?- MSS SSSS,'
1U1UI. a-- , . .
or rich in gold, they are Willing to lease
nr ell it if a oarty or company will wont
mW . m - a. aw- 111- I i - f li , . . r r'T
n A Atwell and P. P. Meronev were it. w nipw"v -j
made a committee to take bids for the Gross and I am autnonzeu to let any one
maa. j : v. ,iio will work it. open up and see it gold
new leiice. aim were iumiui.icu luuaacuv . . . " . 1 c 7a r.
hade trecsset out on the grounds. in sufficient quantities can be found to
'e ,r . :.,.i k- inatifv them. our paper, the H ocflmon
SIESE.T.SZ mooned it. If the Kew York parties
SSoSSSESSSSSS desire any
&cBills ordered paid: J. P.Weber, Jour to open up the
I IllfarilWII UIUUV11 vak J - . . . - 1 . , 1. 1 1,... i a-. ; r, C1U aHh II t I Will IflVC IUCIU tiXtmf f-a . ..--.- ..w... ww.
Wi.ey family W SEBSTSWICfflL
pliice all summer ana arc uiu.u -c Edwards, Broughten& Co. Printers, $5,
UOIal V'a. waa A
T a a I .Uraan h !l Vat tlllT-
and several otner bhw - t f a
chased a thousand acres o iau.
Balsam Mountain, in M2
where they tu-e getting out the timber,
for erecting summer residences. It ir
fbp trains pass on tne
- Mrr J : -. u . ,,a...
I vetl-Tivtea. e tieslie iu nu e ii iu es-iiua
nroved inbealth.. Since leaving tne .jamp ordered to be put up at Railroad
m Mintstains, Mr, Wiley to been bridge, front of G. W. Vrite's resi-
IT . 1 ii u:.a.a l'Wtr 1 tr ndioii'Tirn
Beaton, New York "frtL
ing af ir hif various business wiww-
i t 1 i
ted soon. Address mc at a Dove place, or
Yadkinville, Yadkm County, .
Kepectfully,
J. U. WoiaFE, M.D.
LISTING ffAKDS.
A RADICAL CURE
NERVOUS
DEBiiairy.
Crffanie
SPHYSICAIa
DECAY,
iraYfiuns & Wl lddlc
Tested fob ovCTl
YEAiscYUsemi
Thousand Case
MOTHER
i
ARE YOU
i
rnjj rTT n f jWith any dieae pecn
liWU DLIiiiliar to your gentle mz?
If rwi. to vo i ire Srung tidings of comfort and
gre4joy- ou can
CURED
and restore 1 to perfect health by using
Bradfield's
Female 1
Regulator !
?1M "peci.il remedy for all diaeave per
taining to the womb, and any intelligent wo
marecan cine herndf Ly follnwg the direc
tion!. Il i eneciallv efScacion in casrrof
youthful indiscretion, j nu. pressed or p.dnfui menMrn tlion, in white!
andfpjrual prolap. It atfords immediate
relief and permanently realore the menatrual
fnnCation. Asa remedy lo be ned d'uitn; that
critical period kvown as 'Osa no k of LfFX,"
tb ir invaluable r reparation Las no rival.
Letter and Note Heads,
Bill Heads and Statements,
BUSINESS CARDS,
; PAMPHLETS, ,
PRICE LISTS,
ym.
Ttto Month. - 6.1
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.KERVOUSOEBIUTY
IorcanicWeakxcss
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rsiriaiis. inlt taTOEi
a f ro indulaeaoe, or
'OverbrmlniroTK. Avoia
11 he Hnpotttjcm ot pTOa
Itioua moaMtte for thrM
an-, and lam mportanl
Ifacti before MUaftmt-
I ment eiarrrwre. ia
8URE RMKPYftaalua
CUBED thftiinl, dot
I not mu-narre wun
tion to bummct. or cu M
pain or inconvwic4 ia
iny war Founded on
cUntifie mdicl jpntici-
the max miieam a
(peeiSe influene. t. Hit
WKnooa mwmj. -loral
funrtiorisof the hsv
muunslinc eknieuia
toe pat ien t beeomea civer
ul and rapidly .raini poip
mm. m VuREDPCRSOKS! Mot a Truss.
IfUr Ante for taring of gnr
For
MERCURIAL POISONING.
2.3 vcars I have sunerea irom
the
gclool anU faits prograpmts
effects of Hen-ury and Iodide of Potassium.
I was alivnted in a most fearful way, and
. v a s a m tr
was given up to die. 1 nave uau no renei
from anvthuig I have taken for it, nnd 1
have tried everyrbing, until now, Jhat I
have taken a course of Swift's Specific. It
has entirely cured me. It also cured me ol
It also cut ed me of . sciatic rheumatism,
from which I have suffered for many long
rears. Iam now well of both, and' there
is no evidence of mercurial poisoning oi
rheumatism about .mc. O. FJ Russ
With Howe Scale Co
. J u. I an - v v Jfiina 20. lfUML
Orders solidtea ana uiuucuun gusruurea. ahu , . :
Saved Her Life !
Riook, Mc1xtosjCo.,5a.
EHarJ. Dradfifli Dear fcir: I have tak
en several hot ilea of your Ki male Regulator
for fall ing of the womb and oil er diieaao com
bined, of aixleen yrara tandiig, and I really
believe I am cured aitfrely, fr whic!i pleads
accent my heirtfelt thanktand must profound
7rattiide. I know your medicine aaved niy
lift', jo you see I cannot pek ton highly to
it for. I have rioommendediit lo several
ofmy friend who are suffering fca was.
Yours verv respect fi I If,
M RS. W. E. STEBBIK8,
OarTreatiae en the ' Health and Happl
nesa mailed free.
Baa field Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
BLANKS
OF ALL RINDS
Court and Magisterial.
CONVULSION, FITS.ect sire frequent,
ly ciuscal by n army of w orms gnawinp,
gnawing, gnawing night and day. eating
the yitals away. Shriner's Indian Vermi
fa'jelis a safe and cheap remedy.
Aa4r,''-S PrtrreiudO Spruce St-V. whrtrj
. ho MaaJc ar : La MW lOir.
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