v. A -i ; i j VPUT "XT ATI 17 OBSERVER, O ST AMD BEST EEUGIOUS AND SECULAE FAMI LY NEWSPAPER. VAHOMAL AMD EVANGELICAL. the News, Vigorous Editorials. A trustworthy naner for business men. ft has special departments for Farmers, (today school Teachers and Housekeepers. m Kf YORK OBSMIH FOR 1886, Sixty-Fourth Volume, ill contain a new and never before pubf liahed aeries of Ibexjcus Lettehs ; regular tomspoodence from Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy : liters irom -iitwiuu ntinn in Indin. China. Jaoan. Africa and afiMmiMM original articles from men of influence and knowledge of affairs in dif fcrsnt parts of this country, and selected articles from the choicest literary and re ligiout publications, in poetry and prose. r Km Volume, containing a Second paries of Ibbjjjus Letters, a sketch of ata nnthor. and a review of his life and stark has been published. f We shall oiler this year special and at tract! re inducements to subscribers and friends. Sample copies free. HIW YORK OBSERVER, NEW YORK. K.BRUNKR, Of UM Watelunan. J.SAM'LMcCrBHINS County Treasurer BRTJNER & McCUBBINS, real mm - ! The nndersigned are prepared to do a GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, and solicit business of that character. Ail feat property cntrusred to us w ill beadver iised all over the tinted States, FREE OF CHARGE hi: ' to the owner. Persons having farm' lands forests, mines, or other real property thould consult us at once, special attention giv a a w . " an mineral tanas, kc ports, assays and asps funrifbed when desired. BRUISER & McCUBBINS. " Salisbury, N. C. land for Sale. BY. p. M. HA DEN", EE AL ESTATE AGENT, ZZZ'. BAIN STRXET, BAI.ISBCHT, If. C. . - -' 7 i " Farms, Town Lois & Mill Properly. E7CsUamt see his Descriptive Cata logo and Price List Terms to suit. BoS.-em THE WATCHMAN JOB OFFICE 18 THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED ?0a STORT 0? FROM POSTERS Kg as a barn door down to moat delicate Letter and Note Heads, Bill Heads and Statements, BUSINESS CARDS, PAMPHLETS, - PRICE LISTS, AND OF ALL KINDS Ckmrt and Magisterial. aouetted and sat isf act ion maraateed PROFESSIONAL CARDS, kbrk caaioa. fc H. CLEM KKT. CRAICE & CLEMENT, Sausbukt, N. C. Fab..-Jnl, 1831. THIS PAPER rkr t1" rt Omx I HI NTmiiVl ml 1 saasv uv n4OC lOf It IX S'sVV tsuJ AGENTS, fob 1 rinttM, fr Q ' ' ; w ex Druinrat ( who has iust Riven Maude a stick -of. gum) "Now, can I do aay- uung more ror ywu r t - Start it please. If. Rvan. who took over the four little hydrophobia boys for Pasteur's treatment in runs, orvtigu. uwa which speaks volumes for the treat ment. She You awkward brute! Yon have dropped your bread and butter on the floor" He "That's all right, my dear. Nobodv will get it. 1 have my foot on it." In the present style of shirt collar, a young man Ot iasuion may ue suiwiv trusted in tbe eiitiea nans oi pleasure. An entire corps de ballet could not turn his head. "Pa. who was Shyloek ?" "Great goodness, boy ! You attend church and ? . w - . . . Sunday-school every wee:, ana aont know who Shyloek was ? Go and read your Bible sir !" In Texas, the colored servant changes her emnlover about once everv two weeks. "Am dat you i said Matilda Snowball, meeting Belinder Jackson. "Ob course hit's me !" "Who am you livin' wid now?" "I ain't livin' wid no body. Ise married." A poor man's wife who bought a quart of molasses at a Cincinnati! gro cery, the other day, found a diamond ring in it worth two hundred dollars. If she had bought a gallon of the precious syrup, she might have found ear-rings and brest-pin to match. "Good heavens, Washington, how does your master live in such a mosqui- i 1 1 aft tfvta itlfT w i ,i toey noie as tnisf "wen, san, the r a a a "kaT r race am, ac nignt mars ueorge am so intoxified he don't give a cuss for the skeeters, an in de moaning de skeeters are so intoxified they don t give a cuss for Mars George. There are times when the most hum ble and long suffering man may rebel against the conjugal tyranny of a too exacting wire; out tney aon c come around very often after "God Bless Our Home" motto has been responded to with twins, and materfamulias gets strong enough to want to know if he means to break her her heart after all she has done for him. Chinese Peddlers. A correspondent of "Good Cheer" gives an amusing illustration of "ped- Slers morality" China: H . Aun w;k - uL.. officers of the United States ship "Dash," in front of the English hotel in ISatovis, Java, and was jfpproached sssk m . . : naa a sworu-cane in nis nana. ikxri. i m -ii MMnii ouyr saia ne. bowiner Dro- iounaij to tne group, ine others paid no attention to him, but I, being some- what inexperienced in the wavs of the vimuunc nuu uirtiiu, iwh ui v un mm j J 1 1. . I aim aaaeu nun nis price. &ix doUah, said he. r" t i .. "7,; x cxciaimeu. rnat s Chinamen I w ;i- i" i i i ' 1 , v. J I iixcuc.iu neiD nuneiv man alee timp l ttvedollah,sah? v va-aaa 11VI1C, llll-IC 111111 lahr persisted the miserable-looking object still I was firm in mv belief tbnf T could buy a sword-cane for much W if I really needed one, and declared "SJ wo ??y tor dollars. iieedollatij Twodollah? One dol- wwvu uiit. ir ? vm. 1 aiicu, us 1 snoOK mv np.Kl in rKo-1 dience to a stealthy wink from a Km. Sitting near and wntchino- the progress of the trade, the w b-"".;, aiu cttiuee enow- - 1 enow two, tiee day! Vellv hunirlv! Die! No catcbee chow-chow, die! xiivy centf v-,uwvi. auu iiirrti i f i run- it Tm fifty cents. - --- vi -DUt an in Yes titration nf I r A-mtfi-.ii-. i ! 6 Trn i , . mi rtuictAt-iiieiiL wiipn nrror o -ii i 7 I, ., I Chinaman dived dos brought nut Kar,dfl ;i 1 ".Ti"! nino jnii " "t wuuiw nine dollars and fiftv centa oni 4kA nila l u 7 i " r..,, mi Kum-uiece. nannpti mp thp cane and turned awaV with anlaI j i . " . -r- hiiii aa rmv a ma at&. . l. . a . -a. a a i - - - mmm Bnuum ua mugh- ter of my comnanions ! me lieutenant then offered me his arm and took shop, where there was a sheS full of ----- -mule i0r l wen-1 v -nve cents apiece ! Another gentleman who purchased something of a curb-stone merchant ,c.Iroin eoneiie. Me., reported an in of the -Flowry Kingdom- SSSimZ 3 that lonr davs the kind Of inTnoaition KaSSSTES k t -v. Aiier Dealing the Chi- naman down from two dollara and . , , - r --- uviwia HiU a half to ninety cents h took tKo --;-i 1 ., J i " HMblB uuu saia. "INow . nhn tx I , , - vvi mc XiUW mucn prone you made on that? -ninety cents. "Why, boM can that be John ? v , tne reply of .nr vrwif as aaa a. s a a me uuuenuranie himmM. j J Ui . . u 110 uuuui, ior once ne told the truth. "Petmlpnm baa y" if. . . ... uw? vicviiiieri iwpntv-Ana cents, says an exchange. But hVfnr -VOn nnu. 1 ... . " . nuieum ror its honesty, wait until it k offered one fig "Beans RetTarrlAd n-il head i n B in an exchan TV.- : i way beans should be rtnAA n.Jnfh , Zlir S V- GnrJmZ J iYK York' r. THIS PAPER Ia raatfT.jbaa pl-rrirs: I . A Hotel Fire, with a Guest Fatally Burned Charlotte. C. Feb 1, 1886. Sunday morning at 8:30 0 clock fire! was discovered in a room m the Char lotte Hotel The fire alarm sounded, and ivestigation showed that the bed on which Alexander Heinowsky, a painter, slept was on fire. He was badly burned and died this morning from the effects of the burns. The fire is supposed to have originated from a cigar or fron matches in his pocket. Three other men in the same room were nearly suffo cated by the smoke. Heinowsky was a Russian, and had been living here about a year. : Put Them Out The "Civil Service Humbug" will be pretty certain: to tell on the Democrat ic party in the First Congressional Dis trict in the next election. We have been reliably informed that there are about three hundred lighthouse keep ers and attendants in the district, rank Republicans, holding on laughing in their sleeves at the hungry Democrats. These Democrats have labored long and faithfully for the Democratic party, and they were confident, taking a com mon sense view of the matter, that Democratic Success meant that Repub lican partisan officials would walk the plank of political retirement. But it now appears to them that it meant on ly the heads of departments were to be changed, while their political opponents right in their midst can defiantly shake their fists in their faces. Ncbern Journal. A Hint to Boys. I stood in the store the other day, when a boy came in and applied for a situation "Can you write a good hand?" was asked. "Yaas." "Good at figures?" "YaasV' uThat will do I do not want you," said the merchant. "But," I said when the boy had gone, "I know that lad to be an honest, in dustrious boy. Why don t you -give him a chance "Because he hasn t learned to -say 4Yes, sir, and 'No, sir.' If he answers I me as he did when applying for a situ- ation, how will he answer customers . a, a . . . - . ar ' A V after being here a month? 1 What could I say to that? He had fallen into a habit, young as he was. "Tvk J SIT J ig sT 1 lc tut y vT, tb firet situation he had ever applied for. A Female Burglar. 1 . Monday night burglars entered the South B ood worth srrwf nnrl f.l- I . . -w. thprpfrnm n nninlr of;ia! v,. . terday a negro man named William Mitchell applied for a search warrant and nnW fck nnl.'no Dttoi,j u.. nt mnlvmn Cnrhom o - j. wmmmm v.wi imui, uvglU V UIU.U11. m this house thev fhnnd Witll'- I nmrrtv anA ; .Lu: j j- 1 1 r J """"'"u mnc ais- covery of more importance. There were a number of the articles stolen from Mrs. Brvan. TW. I j i J - m. - - - mmmvmj M UI11V. w" owmc ui bucse. lue wo- m.ir r., ia ux A- w- i Whitaker. whn nf 1 w ;.;f I ' T . v.iuk iuni n KV Jclll BUC ill I famnfAii f . i' Jl j ' 1 rr rt A(TOI3 hilt ,1 . . I X "1 1 is now behind the hm.Jialehh News and Observer. Side View of Industrial Fducation. The best sort of Industrial Schools are the Foundries and Machine Shops 111 .Min n sv 1 1 l-no 1 si , 1 . 1 1 aw 1 . a . 1 nnri Ahrano fr t fl iix. il Rjiilmnd Kkwn. g-ki v 'i -l and Wilmrrfn. I n :. Manufactories at Carthage, Fayette- vine ana elsewhere in the State: t Hp Furniture aaanaeiiMtrW.Mkm at Charlntfp. Afor.r-.Mf & a u 1 J ' '1 au.gUllWUf vtv., niiu iiuc rarious MechanienT aKnr oorri ; n Airh I .,-.. I .... . I x . . i t iwmi viuvjiuh, ij. uu want to earn hnvs tmdos in a r.. m a ii ii r wjjci nny, uut men ae establishments mentioned as ttices and you then stand a chance riL-irwr ilimn ii.a(..1 A., ll . 1 v " " uociiu lo luemseives and va uable to the public. A school tnr -cnrh o '.i x n . varnca oil at tne I "X TiT " Y ppne- yr, ana snouia not De endorsed by the ftA L.stiu ..i:i S . r. -uuww uuui it is ascertained w hethor tha ;i : -n- i ZL!WrCrT .W-"""S 10 iui ciucuse ui auoui OU.UlU a - rear lor that purpose, fi j r r Char. Home- Volcano Beneath the Sea. .P1' "oncn m. Larender. oT tho acnooner Alice Montgomery; which ar- n7. - lbl8 Krt on Friday with a caryo ZV Vnj? K.eW Orleans, and sooth- iiciwa Biioais, m tne extreme ,n0WKU ,uKii n extensive track ot fint. ,n fih dett,J nd rl vine As far as t he v r m ir.n iius spectacle met the caze vesoei saueu znrongh it for twenty nules. The dshrere of yrent varieties: and another cnnouAmture of the phenomenon ium me sea va vr m h . - 7 J uu auaak un me surface wuh a yellowish ar.nm Tlt Mi'ilillt I i ik... .1 . ...v oMKianiuu uiitL uiese Dsiies were destroyed by some sudden vUii.tlm 4r " u va assi li"ul,mi- uiscase isscareelv reasonable. Of a unery or tluoncs. tlie most plausible ap pears to be that which attributes the de irueuon ot the fishes to the breaking nnt Iwneath the sea of volcanicNnatter and poiMonons cases desf rneti vc in t u. -' r aavac r t marine animals exposed to them. Subma rine volcanoes are by no means unknown. The fact nf their existence haa often been attested in disturbances of the ocean bot tom, cases of the sinking of coasts and is- lans in to the sea or of their elevation out He opening of rifts in submar a? rocks through which poisonons lulphnrous or - - mm iZ:lmuamma vmWm9 m anren, into the wa- 1 ,u,lB "i voiranic action. JVtsr mu at Hi iinnt Th. State Agricultural Department has been guilty of the unparalelled ex- wavagance oi spending Jive dollars un- necessarily! Besides the colossal stealing of the Republicans in North Carolina, the amount does not look contemptible. Little wonders is it that nepuDiican papers are not disgusted. Such a big hunt and such very small t r. . guuie. reensooro cur tor. If Thomas J. Cluverius, the young lawyer who is in jail under sentence of death for the murder of Miss Fonnie Lillian Madison, obtains a new trial from the Court of Appeals, he will be able under a new law to testify in his own defence. The Legislature has iust passed, and the Governor approved, a bill which allows all criminals to testify in tneir own behaii. Many prominent lawyers believe that the Court of An- peals will grant Cluverius a new trial, borne of the most important witnesses for the prosecution in this case are dead or out of the State, and in tbe event the prisoner obtains a new trial doubts are felt about his being con victed again. A member of the Geological Survey says that Salt Lake will be of great value m the near future, not only on account of the common salt it will pro duce, but nlso for the sodium sulphate it contains. The latter is separated in a flocculen precipitate by the cold weather fr midwinter, and annually thrown up on the shore in enormous quantities. , a When a country editor who is strug gling along, trying to build up a town and rear a large family on $500 a year, discovers that a baseball pitcher hauls $4,000 for a season's play, it makes him sit down on a roller box and think. Chicago Ledger. The Grape Cure. SAL-MUSGATELLE In America ' WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OP AN EUROPEAN J0T7BNE7 ! The crystallized salts, as obtained In a pure state from grapes and choice fruit. In a portable, palata ble, simple form, are now presented to the public of a America as the grandest resolvent of impure blood, corrector of tbe Uver and regulator ot the bowels the natural promoter of HEALTHAND LONGEVITY. i Eminent physicians cLUm this achievement a new era In the sltied science of medicine,, as It furnishes the blood with Us natural salines that are lost or eUmnated every day. SAL-MUSCATELLE A POSITIVE, NATURAL iS&& Headache and Dyspepsia Cure. Sal-Muscatelle Is pasture's own prrdact. It suppUes to the system tbe want ot sound, rloe grapes and fruit; it Is the simplest and best pre ventive and cure for all luncttonal derangements of we uver ana us unarea anmenis; prevents the absorption oi maianai aiseases revere oi ail kinds: counteracts tne eaects oi Dan air, poor oral nance and Impure water; a powerful oxydlzer of tne blood; a natural specinc lor all skin eruptions, sick headache, biliousness, nervousness, mental de. Fresslon, and will remove the effects of accidental udlgestlon from excessive euttng and drinking. Have It In your homes and on your travels. It Is a specinc for tne laggeo weary or worn-out. Prepared by the London Sal-Muscatelle Co. LONDON ENGLAND. Beware of Imitations. The genuine in "blue wrapper oniy se nd for circulars to O. EVANOVTTCH. General American Manager, v. o. box loss. New Yor, City. Mention this paper. Theo. F. Kluttz ft Co. Druggist, Agents, Salisbury. N.C. Feb.46:ly. BOOKS-LTHE M I LLION Complere Mortis and Oth Works. Famous Authors, Almost Given Amur ! The MW-taa; keeks are pobll .hd la M faMet few- a r of ikeai SaaSiiasilj 111 Bt rated, mm all an or I a ted Tom seed tt. aim mad HHr. TbtT irtst of s irm r.rl... r .h,jT. J ISTLTZ.- Uu without tin J tii f taenia Buartaat he er aae waaM aaa a ash boo Is eessalrle ia luelf. 1. The Widow nedott I'aaera. Tbli ! tb book which your iraadiethtrs l.ujhtd Uli Ihey crlt, sad j mm raaar wm-vmw mm it 2. rawer u'ork fitr Only aev work aeea this sabicet, eeauiaiaf easy aad avaetieal lastraeliaas few uklac tmmej baskets, wall poct. braekeu, nndls work, embroldcrr, tu., pro tmmrtj aad etacaatlT iUasiratsd. . 5 U Ham's Fairy 8torles for the Yew us. The wawaj aa-saaaa ef miry stories Way awhHshsa. tu. child test will a dWUahtod wuh theaa. ., t To Ladr ad aha Lake. By Sir Walter Scott. . Liaqj oi iac i. r 11 romance 10 f works r SsoU aoae to more beautiful thaa thto. y Maoaal of Etiquette few Ladles aad OeattoaMa, a io aonwaess aaa asoa ant krasdiaa. (lrlag the raias of - all S. TL. 1 ..It.- U-.1... ... 1.41.. .. , , ".Tt' o"P' to nrraafialiasi. (triaf alaia directum tor tho eoBBwShiea of letters of erery kind, with innumcrabk formi and eiamplei. j' T. Winter Ereslaf KeereaUons. a larre cslleettea f Actlug Charades, Tableau. Oaaaao. rattle, eta., tor fooral aathsi Iters, private theatrican. aad tnalaao al aoaMjJIlaairatod. a. Dlaloaraeo, Kecltalloat and Kradlor. a lain aad raaiioeMoctioa tor ishul ethlMitoat aad aakSeaad P't rate eaHwUlataoaU. farler Hade and Cheealr-ol Ria.rl.. how to aatawai haadroas of aasawfei at lurasilre axpiib-iau wMh ataaai aad raaallr Phval. of cxeelleat cookiBi reclwoa alts tetftag hew to ease ail ceoa aad lQMr set I r, hawk of tore. diatttV t feaoaaawkwL aaassaas a the Oaaaplasa Stortaa hy r-a-lar aothan. kaaearoas aad OtMiivo awjaa - ' ankrtyaat, of a-aiars. of raUway HJh, ass., an Tory ta- T Bakaapa. aCWM. n.aaora.d F.a. a arr. I Saf Ibt funnv Itarin aatarsaaiaa ' ' .farffe,.0 A!f'Tt1' BrU.,kCoaw.r...taor f ail '"twoaiad tetiet. or Moacjr order, aad addtwss a wad a .aosa which will trick. ia ai I in. Tk. mm i, Is rery luifre.t,a aad Iao) "You dear thing," she said gushing- ly: "how handsome your bonnet does look. I'm sure it looks as well as it did last winter." Only a woman could say St . tnings iiKe mis ana say tnem so easy. Rockland (Me.) Courier. In a marriage register in the Church of St. James, Bury St. Edmunds, says an English journal, the following cur ious notice appears: "1832, November 3, Christopher Newsam, Charity Mor- en. chanty Morrell being entirely vithout arms, the ring was placed upon ne tourtn toe or the left foot, and she wrote her name in the register with ier right foot. A. CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nenrons weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. I will send a recipe l hat will cure you, Kkke of IUargk. l his great remedy was dis covered bj a missionary in South America Send a self -addressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. Inman, Station D. New York CUy. 4:iy Western N. 0. Railroad Oomp'y General Passenger Dep't. SAISBURY. N. C. Jan. IS, 1886. Commencing Sunday, January lTth, and super seeing all others, the following Passenger Train Schedule will be operated over this hoad. TRAIN NO. WEST. 1. Hail Line TRAIN NO. 1, EAST. ; .... - lArrive Leave. Arrive Leave. 11 3"av Salisbury. . 12 3-jpvi statesviUe.. 6 28 S 21 4 23 3 6 3 28 5 67 ll.SS 1.38 8.04 S.S8 S.SS 4.00 4.29 4.41 5.7 .14 4.54 T 30 8.2S 6 2Sr ; Newton i Hickory .... 2 OS 2 ST S 56 2 68 1 22 lea id Morganton Marion .....-.... ! l 54 4 30 4 50 6 It 7 31 Old Fort i 1 tt i Hound Knob. .. lj 40 Black Mountain..; ill 51 'Asheviile ;,io 64 1 05AM 11 32 11 00 t 41 8 45AM Alexanders 10 is Marshall I. s 40 Warm Springs. TWAIN No. 7 TRAIN No. KAST. WK8T Arrive I Leav Arrive I Leave 49 ami' Asheviile 10 29 Hominy , 11 28 ! Pigeon River 12 29PMiWaynesville 1 58 I Hall , 229 jSylva 2 41 u Webster , 4 S9 ! S 69 ' 3 12 2 00 12 34 11 58 11 45 10 54 10 00 8 IS is as 11 21 12 19 1 49 2 28 2 39 5 31 4 IS 6 05 7 05 4 01 ra 5 17 2 26 12 35 ra II 67 11 48 : 3 si hWhlttler .... 10 55 4 24 i Charleston ... 5 jjNanuihala ... Jarretts 10 09 8 IS 7 19AX Nos. 7 and 8 run dally, except Sunday 1 Kound Knob Is dinner station for train No. 2. W. A. TUKK, a. e. r. V. E. McBEE. Supt. HARDWARE. . WHEN YOU WANT HARDWARE AT LOW FIGURES Uaii on the undersigned at N. 2, Granite Kow. D. A. AT WELL. As; ant for tba :,Card .vollThresher." Siilisburv. N. C, Jaoc8'th tf. SOMETHING NEW ! LAMP CHIMNEYS mat win not oreaK oy Heat, lor sale at ENNISS'. DIAMOND DYES - AH colors von ENNISS' for Seeds of ENNISS, . wish at DON'T FORGET to call all kinds at TO THE LADIES : Call and see the Flower Pots at ENNISS'. Tnt'?,n d PtonU erer published. Erery num ber illu.trated with plendid narTins. This pubhe-tion tarnishes a most Taluable encyclopedia of information which no person should be withont. The popularity of the ScttNTinc Amkbick ia such that 1U circulation nearly equals that of all other papers of its class combined. Price. 83.20 a year. I MUNK t to Clubs. Sold by aline CO.. Publishers. No. : 361Broad way. If. T. TrMTr Mann Co. hare ilPNI also had Thirty the Patent Office and hare prepared On Hiindrad Thau. and appltcatfosis tar pat u ia iao United States and foreigm countries. ;nnUr?nh.rCOparperi4 n to inTentora their richta in the pared abort aoileaa4oa -MaoaatOeterma. iBiotftuoB a so fully given without miormation sen i Mann Co. are Tha well by i r patent. MUSN aaasass. la S3 a'.eaa Wa k I. At the W orld's Merey. A Morel. By w"wB n rW J wa oa toe aarsa. litres I reTtkioa. a Hortt, aaa.' aaihor ef "Moll Bin." eae. By ' Tho Ditch- no. Bj Hut Csaway, aether IS. Bark Oaya. A NoreL r r.ii..i ... 1 The Mystery of the Holly Tree. By the aathor of - Iora Thome. A N..rt. Shadows oa the Snow. A Kerel. By It. I.. Far. lota, aathor of Br ad aod Clee and kl.ae.', etc. Tho Gray Waaaaa. A Kerel. By Mrs. Uaahrll, aath at or " Mary Bartoa," eta. a. Tho friasa Weep. A Borei. By Wllkle Ceiliaa, aathor of " The Woeaaa fca White' eta. . Hed Court Farm. A Sorel. By Mrs. Beaiy Wood, aether ef - East Lyeae," etc. u lal'.pld'a.Ntt. A Novel. By tbe Aatharol - I.ra Bewfc to the Old Hosa Bay. aathor of " Hlddra Peril. A Bevel. Br Menr Cecil ' aathor of Mtddea fartls." etc. Joha Howrrbaak'a WIS. Maeel. fee VI,. IT. LdT Cweadollne'a A Beret, By the aathor of - Dora Taorae, etc. M. Jl A Sort 1. Et Mies M. w.- Br addea. aathor of "Aurora Bleed." etc LeoUa e. A Motel. By Mary Cecil Ray. aathor of Breeda rods Vorke.' SO Uahrtel'a Mnrrla-e. A Korel. By Tfilkle Collin,, aathor of No Xaaae," eke. . BkBwM Blaat. A Bowel. By Mr. Aaa S. Stephen,, aathor of Kaehion and Famine,' etc. 11. Keaadaa; tho Whlriwlad. A Kot.1. Bt Mary Cata Hit. author of Old Mtawlekaa's Mawey." ett. O iradley Cartewa. A XoreU By Miei M. K. Brad Sea. aathor of " Lady Aadteyt Secret, etc . Eaelea oa Tat M Tartar or rat Ht.ct.r. A Bewet. Sy Ctta W. Ftaree. aathtr ef "The Btrth Mark." ea. SL A aaHan Iawa. A Borei. By the aathor ot "Bora Therne.' ete S Valerie't rate A Borei. By Mrs. Akrttaerr, aathor of f The Vreeiae O't," ST. Stater KtMe. A Xorel. By male CoUist. aathor of "The Woman ha White. ' ess. St. Aaa. A Xo.el. By Mrs. Henry Wood, setter of "Bast Lyase." SB Taa Lomill Bath . A Keret. By Xlot Malork, aathor ef " Joha MaBfeu. Oeatkraaaa." ate. . Asaaa Bartem. A Xorel Br Ooaree Kilot. aathor of -Adam Sede.-' "The Mill ma tbe flotk. - tu. aayfejar of there hnokt and nar eatalot-e. eoatalala leadlBC eeaert aad M aw 1 B reati bt ataaaeia. A. M . 1 , O..L lm- Bij. ji. n H m persons wno wun toot. a co., ujBoe acamm For Sale at this Office : Land Deeds. ...Real Estate Mortgage Deeds. ... Sheriff Deede of several different forms ; Chatt el Mortgages. . . .Mortgage Sale Notices ; Magistrates' Summonses, KxecttUons, Subpoenas Witness Tickets Transcripts, 4c. Bastardy Warrants and Bonds. ... State Warrants, Ball Bonds ... Peace Bonds...; Appearance Bonds, Appeal Bonds Prosecution Bonds.... Ejectment Writs summary-. . . Attachments. . .Bonds to make Title.... Sale Notices for Administrators, Trespass Notices.... A full line of SollcUors indictment forma, Numerous blank forms for Superior court Clerks.. . several forms for use of Attorneys And many Miscellaneous, AU which wtH be sold low. . . . Blanks ot any and all kinds printed to order In best style and on good paper at very low figures. IS vols, ot Scientific Amercan. 1 No. each of Jones' Law? and Equity. 250 lbs. Brace's second hand Bourgeois- Ued up. U or So fonts advertising display type, lo Jobbing Fonts, loo lbs. Large Border;t j pe. 0TOn e complete stock ot Printing material tor a Ave column paper and Job Office, presses included. tWMany ot the above Blanks and nearly all the printing stock, win be sold very cheap for cash or on short time. Oil! BY THF BARREL AT ENNISS' Drug Store. Jnlj 9, '85 tf. FRESH TURNIP SEED? The Earliest and Beat Turnip Seed for sale at ENNISS'. TRUSSES reduced prices, at OF nil kinds, nt ENNISS'. Fruit Jars! CHEPElt THAN EVER. ALSO I Rubber Rings for Fruit j"ars, nt ENNISo'. SCARE'S PRESEBYJNG POWDES For sale at ENNISS'. THE BEST AND CHE PEST MACHINE OIL For Threshers, Reapers, aud Mowers at ENNISS. PRESCRIPTIONS!! If yon want your prescriptions put up cheaper than anywhere elw go to o Drugstore. 3 -kj. 11. Enniss' Blacklerry Cordial, FOll Disentery, Diarrhoea, ''Flux, &c for sale At ENNISS' Ding Store. NOTICE. Having qualifiedfas Administrator of L'aul Holshouser, deetl, I hereby give no tice to all persons havingr claims atminst the estate of said decedent, to present them to me on or oeiore tlie 12th day of Novem ber, 1880. CHItlSENnuItT HOLSHOCSER. drl7 AdiuVof Paul HoUhouscr uratge & Clement, Att'ys. - COIVIE QUICK! DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS! I J. S. McCUBBINS has just returned from the Northern cities with the LARGEST & BEST SELECTED Stock of Goods that he has ever offered to the public; consisting of Drv Good. Gro ceries. Hats, lioots aud Shoes. Sole Leather Crockery and QUeenslware, ClotulnjE, Pro- vision, irooa ami willoa' ware, &c. Also a full line of i FERTILIZERS of the very best brands, vize: UAhlfilt'S Well Tried FOR WHEAT. aliSKKY MAN'S A. D. Bone " WALKER'S Ground Bone " NATURAL Guano just from Orchilla, and supposed the ouly Natural Guano on the market. I Go and get Testimonials and if jou want to sum' money, aon t forget to cU on him "? si . . oeiore nuyinp either Uoods or Fertilizers. Sulisbury, Oct. 1, 18ti5. 25:tf PATENTS Caveats, Trade Marks and Lopyrights Obtained, and aU other business in tbe U. 8 Patent Office attended to tor Moderate Fees. uuromce is opposite the l'. S. Patent Office, a nri we can obtain Patents In leas time tjn t i.L I mute uuiu rr usutllVin. Send Model or dmuinir. We tri rtaa tr nf- ability free ot charge; and make So charge unit, lbtain t at. i, t. we refer here to the Poatmnstr entofllce. For circular, advice, terms nmi rcrr. cows mi iM,Luui clients in rour own statpnrmiintr wrilotlt ' mmm m? Opposite Patent oilice, VVaguXl.'c. Oct. tl, 84. tf U. A. MU WW M. I .11 POXJTZ' S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS mJin rt!f Lean Fa- F?" I " wrlr-rs r wt la tlnv. vZl,;-. ?w?tn SPi rrevent GAMt" nr Fowls. taatft rrrarr.,,- inr,-tJie nanttty of milk and '"'nty per e. ari make toe butter firm r-rT'K u 2 aww'wa almost mn Utaratr to whlrh Horses and Cattle are enkUrt FOWTB'a rOWMtM WILL OtWW C.TItr.r-rin everywhere. DAVID . FOTJTZ. Proprietor. BALTlSTOTiE.j ml. H. Enniss, Druggist, Agent. GOOD FARM FOR SALE. A good farm of 2G0 acres, well watered, plenty of forest, meadow, and good dwel ling and out houses, for sale by Br' ner jb STcCubbixh, Real Estate Ageuta, .lisbtiry, N. C Kerosene I A neglected cold or cot 'sad to' Anl . ! rnninmntlnn n -TP ' 'BV diMe StPetoral Piiu wil eoMas bymagie. Beat thing fordyim digestion. slckheadache as thousaiaTt ?''' UJ. MEN ONLY or uevc dt lndiacratioBB. mini t ; uut8 wMiir witain a montfi. A Life ExDerienco. fiAn.u. j . quick cures. Trial Paciaea.: 8aaa stamp for sealed particulars. lcuiara. AdtliBit Louisiana, Wo. Dr. WARD & CO. DO YOU Draw or Paint? 4 -o- Then send to EUGENE L. IIAIRRTS a CO foelgl C. for Price m St and willifll vonr order by mail orZ promptly. Portraits in CrayoA? 4:3m. pd. T J NOTICE TO DRUGGLSTSljNDORl' KEEPER& j I guarantee Shriner's India vL.u to destrov and yhi k . r man body, wherethey exist, if Used ac cording to directions. You are author. iVf lU upon the abve conditions. David E. Foutz, Proprietor, Baltimore HILL STOOTJS. UXDEKSIQXED tins bottghfthe well Known RflVVIV wirrvfirv ..... STONE QUARRY of EJJ. PUinips, deceased, aad will continue to supply the public ae mand for Mill stones from this ceAuratxd it-8o wen Known throughout this country for Its superiority for Mill Stoaes. Orannc blacks for Ornamental purposes, Monuments, ci, Ac. can alsoba had athfc quarry. Address, f J . T. WYATT, SaUshjury, K. 0 Sr SEED HOUSE SS I ALL KINDS OF I SEEDS UrnnA k. Ttf m t 1 T . " 1" iastratea I'Rtaloene for 1886. and prices ot Weld Seeds. Mailed FKEE. T. W. WOOD & SONS. Wholesale ndleUil Seedsman, Klchmoad. y, m .. . . 10 tne nas or tne tn. ist. rnir. .t traveler and new settler, Hctejjcr'- F:om acb BtttPi-8 is pecalir.i lv adapted stic- it streutrtbens the digestive organs,! an3 braces the physical encreies to iu.W.li. ful influences. It removes end . uv..' malarial fever. couMtinutinn . tlvut.i.Li jalthfuUy stimulates the kltlat v- aid bladder, and enriches ns well ris r.-iri the blood. When overcome br iiitigue, whether mental or Dhvsicul. the w.n and debilitated find it a reliable sonree a renewed strength and comfort. Fur tali uy u druggists and Dealers g?nery TUTT'S YEARS IN USE. Medical Triumph, of las Are! SYWlPTOrvlS CF A TORPID LEVER. Loes of n ppot i to, Sowela cost ire, 1'ain la tbo bead, with a dull sensation In taa K5? pait' Pain Hude.' tho abouldcr blade, Fullneas after eatine, wlih a die inclination to exertion of body er rnlcd. Irritability of temper, Lowaplrtts, vilh loellaBof bawlnarneelccted aotne duty. Weau-ineaa, Dizziness, Flatterias at tka Heart, Dots before tho eyes, Hcadact WW the-Tiaht eye, Reatleaancss, with fitful area res. Highly colored Urine, aad CONSTIPATION, TtTTT'S PILLS are especially adantecl to such eases, ono d"sc e fleet 3 such a bangooffee!::i?ri"itonsi.)ni;.thcsuIcrer. . TJey Inereaje tile A ppeittei a ac t!r ooay to Tak.e on Irlawaiejana too Fiatr-i !a nourlahed.s'l byth Tcn!e Arllon ca ttoa Dtsoatiwe Urrani , (! e?t iiar stools sgOrineeAJrfee ii5f. 4grrny t--t..r... Tun's mm Ml Gaar IlATn cr Wuiacs8 ehanisd to a Glosst ItLACR bv a sinfrlo atpiloetion ef this Drs. It impart 3 a ttafnTuTeaor, ac' tastantaneously. Sold by Drujari-. or un K, . n . :.. . .' OAiicr iu,i f-cci;b VI re7t.J " Offioo,ew4 Wurnzy t.t riovv York. ... . Dec. MO. '84. J v. KARRIS' A Radical Cure FORI Weakness l 1 Awt mm ness.aTi I Circular I andTrial Pack- area forrtSoi-W t elttwhert. Take PHYSICAL Ifactt DECAY, I STTBE Hex r.rY that iui I a. VA.iie. AU UMHUG CLUED tbxMisaaas, does not interfere with atut. a l I ' U I I aa M rwi IUUIV Aged en El tion to bust net, or csuM Tested for over8ix Y2ARS BY USE I N MAN f i minor IttsonTcaWrDcsM HJEffL5f tcicntjftc rnedw I pie By dlreeti to the teat ef ikousandCases. eseaZcS?- 0tTfe. wrthont debt. ThtaaV oral funetiontof thf a- irestersa. TREATMENT. a wo ILcota. - fj.OOi Tlirea Xontns..OOfgatrength and sexoal nr KARlRIS REMEDY CO., IfCsta-BI SOOk: V. 'X'oniri a rr TAraa. vO. f S E OTURCO PERSONS! Not a Trua. ADMINISTRATRIX'S MICE ww a a an . .Ip.o m Having qualified as Arlmintsfratn.t npo- thc estate of W. A. McCorkee. dei-'. herebj notify all persons bavin" claim' against salrl estate to present t(iem to o for payment on or before the 17th fay ' Dember, 1890. or this notice win ? plead in bar of their recovery; ISSME A. fllCtyORKBEi a w : Adm'X. WI AM I V HEK-tl' ' J "rjj, :iMBli F--PS--w-Ja'Cvh ' j.y. . ,7fVHdPjBTyB Fitters PILLS 25 mm oror braia work. Awad I tbe iotpowbioa or ataaaa tioutrnmadles for tbr tro uhlee. : rie out Brat maa ornaaaa t l he paMrrrtbeeorotici3 fill end nnlrilv taint boS T oh F Kluttz, Atfy. Dec. 1 .r ft-lf.

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