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Tobacco Culture.
SELECTION OP SEED.
Southern Fertilizing Company.
There is no farm crop grown as a
staple in the United States that pays
better than good tobacco; and to grow
good tobacco requires, in the first place,
good seed; for good seed is at the foun
dation of all successful farming, and
more essential possible, as regards
tobacco, than in any other crop. For
in this, tfie range of types, grades, and
prices, are wider than in any other
crop, while the seed affect ana control
all these more than any other. Soil,
climate, and management, next to va
riety, operate to determine the charac
ter of the product
The variety must be suited to the
type which the planter intends to raise,
and the soil must be adapted to the
type, or failure is certain. Bright yel
low tobacco cannot be produced on
dark rich soil, nor rich dark "shipping1
on poor gray soil; nor will the rich,
coarse varieties produce fine silky yel
lotf troods. or the thin silkv varieties
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make heavy, fat, tough export tobac
cos.
There hns been a wonderful improve
ment in varieties of tobacco during the
oast generation imDrovement bv se-
lection in the old kinds and the intro
duction of new varieties, with superior
qualities and characteristics for every
type of tobacco. None but an old
fogy will continue to plant the old, un
improved varieties because they were
his father s or grandfather s favorites.
The world moves, seeds are imnrnved.
and industries developed and advanced.
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uur ancestors succeeded with the va
rieties of tobacco they planted, when
there was mainly but one type the
dark shippiuar but taste and fashion
change, new types are wanted and new
varieties suited to these types, and plan
ters who meet the demand are those
Who niake the most money by tobacco
planting.
Virginia is the home of the tobacco
plant, and here it develops to the high
est perfection, and, consequently, here
have originated the best and finest va
rieties. She grows now all the types
used in plug tobacco and for pipes and
cigarettes; and she has some sixteen
hundred, square miles of soil suited to
another type Cigar Tobacco and
these soils he mainly in the Piedmont
country, where our people are striving
to compete with the West in growing
grain. Here is an opportunity that
ouht to be improved.
It is a recognized fact that where any
flora develops to greatest perfection,
there is where the best seed can be
grown. It would pay planters in the
South and West, who grow the yel
low and dark export types, to get ti o r
seeds every year frbin Virginia, as
market-gardeners get seeds from locali
ties where the several varieties develop
to greatest perfection, rather than
grow their supplies at tower cost, but
under less favoring conditions, as to
adaptability of soil, climate, &c. They
know where to get the best, and are
aware of the tendency to degeneration
in seeds generally, and the importance
of "a frequent recurrence to first prin
ciples," to promote health v
growth and maturitv.
Planters have no excuse for using
poor seeds when pedigree seeds of all
types may be so cheaply procured. The
cost of tobacco seed per apr totio-p
from ten to twenty cents the cast for
seed of no other farm crop is so little.
VARIETIES FOR SPECIFIC TYPES OF TO
BACCO. We will premise bv statinc fW nn
ly an approximate guide may be given
ior tne selection ot varieties suited to
the several types. The variation in
soil and climate in different localities
greatly modify the selection. For, what
is best in some localities is not best in
others; and trial, at last must deter
mine what is best in every case. When
this is found, it is well to stick to it
and plant mainly of this variety and
sparingly of others until a better is
found, if possible.
We recommend for dark, heavy ship
ping, Medley Pryor and Blue Pnjor.
For mahogany wrappers, Tuckaho,
Sueet Oronoko,&n& Gold Leaf.
For cutters, use Granville bellow.
Gooch, Hester, and Tuckahoe.
For fine vellow
rille Yellow, Tuckahoe, White Stem
Oronoko, Yellow Pryor, Yellow Orono
ho and Hester.
For sweet fillptra
- - v v v. UIUIIVA U ilUU
tlanayan.
For yellow fillers and cigarettes,
Huco. Granville Yellow. anA SMI
or the latter makes fine wrappers on
If the planter finds, af te r ft t.rinl tli
any variety fails to do well on his soil
let him discard it, make a note of it,
uu aeiect anotner.
I he- White-Stem O
lJru n-r.A r11 r i .
, tvuu a ntuw uronoKO arevarip-'7
A1.-i. 1 -i . . I
i-ica tiuii areiy rail to make fine wrao-i
narc tliX... 1- - 1 !
vio,; .Tucicver ucn can oe grown
The Tuckahoe
tavor, and deserves extnsivA tai oD
it has nrovftd in Vii(nn; j!.-
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.r-- "iiiuu, wmuunre hi
me nenest yellow goods of any other
a grade now much in AmnA
Is of any other
comparative freedom from spot and
Tv 18 greauy in its tavor, havino
proved nearest of all to be drought
proof. 0
The Sweet Oronoko. for plug fillers
has never been excelled.
The Hester and Gooch succeed best
m some localities for brights or cut
ters. y
Hyco is decidedly the easiest of anv
to cure yellow; requires a moist, but
,1- gay rarey scceeds on
red or thirsty soil.
m.x j. (Hiuiuf nna neat twMn
FKEPARATIOX OV PLAXT BEDS
Open Air Beds. But there i
question that open air beds
no
est. And
r.. it: i m r
vucre tins moae ot raisin r
plants is practicable, it is greatly to l5
.Furred for the tnain supply of pants,
U is a well established ouinion tbaf
AuiiM ,.r-y -r.uW.
-tHonsnea opinion that
emu newer pOSSeSS a Ii. . oKiuiup, witlll S
wider adaptability to soils aiid tvoesi, ,n rend and tracked pots will
than any others. JtrZ leak. Blessed is he who expects noth-
plants raised in the open air transplan
ting better and usually grow off quick
er than if raised in not bed or cold-'
frame.
Selection of Locality. On the selec
tion of a proper Reality for a plant
bed, and its preparation, largely de-
Eends the timely supply of strong,
ealthy plants, without which it is im
possible to raise a crop of fine grade.
The planter, therefore, cannot be too
careful in choosing a sheltered spot,
neither too dry, as rich naturally as
can be found, and located so as to
possess different degrees of moisture.
Go into the woods, original forest,
if possible, and select a spot near a
branch or stream of water embracing
both hill-side and flat, and having a
southern or 8outheastern"exposure, pro
tected by woods on the north. Burn
over the plat intended for plants either
by the old or new method. The first
consists in placing down a bed of wood
on small slcids three to four feet apart
on the ground well cleared and raked.
Then fire this bed of wood and per
mit it to remain burning long enough
to cook the soil brown for half an inch
deep. With hooks, or old hoes fasten
ed to long poles, pull the burning mass
of brands & distance of four and a half
or five feet, throw on brush and wood,
and continue burning and moving the
fire until the bed is burned over. Nev
er burn when the land is wet It will
require from one and a half to two
hours to cook the soil properly.
But any mode of burning the plat
will suffice, provided that it is effectu
ally done. After the plat has been
burned and has cooled, rake off the
large coals and brands, but let the ashes
remain, as they are essentially a first
class manure. Then coulter over the
plat deeply or break with grub hoes,
and make fine the soil by repeated
chopping and raking, observing not to
bring the subsoil to the surface, and
remove all roots and tufts. Manure
from stable, hog pen or poultry house,
or some reliable commercial fertilizer
(1 use the "Anchor Brand") should be
chopped into and thoroughly incorpor
ated with the soil while preparing the
bed to be sown. Experience has de
monstrated that it is better to use both.
But beware of -manure containing grass
seed. The judgment of the planter
must guide him in the amount of ferti
lizing material to be applied at this
stage; but it is well to remind him that
the tobacco plant rarely responds to
homcepathic doses of plant food, but
that the allopathic usage suits it best.
The best way to sow the seed is so
mix them thoroughly with a fertilizer
or dry ashes, and sow once regularly
over the bed, reserving seed enough to
cross sow to promote regularity. The
tobacco seed"is the smallest of all farm
seeds, and consequently reauires alierht
covering. If the seed are sown before
the 20th of February, the best way is
to nrm the surtace ot thoJbed bv tread
mg it over closely, but if sown later,
sweep lightly over with a brush or
light rake. Then run surface drains
through the bed, with inclination
enough to pass off the water. To do
this properly, run theln off four or five
T A 1 Jill A . m
xeesi apart with tfte toot, then open
with a narrow grubbing hoe to the
depth of three or four inrbos. Thpi
trench deeplv around the outside of the
bed, to ward off surface water and pre-
vent washing.
John Ploughman's Talk.
OX FAULTS.
iie wno ooasts 01 oemg perfect is
perfect in folly. I have been a good
aeai up ana down in the world, and I
HAttni. .1 , 1 'i 1 Oil
ue tri um see eiiner a penect horse or a
penect man, and 1 never shall till two
bundays come together. You cannot
gei, winw. nonr out 01 a coal sack, nor
perfection out of human nature; he
who looks for it had better look for
gar m the sea. The old saying is,
liiieless, faultless :" of dead men we
should sav nothinsr but eod. hnf. ns
for the living, they are all tarred more
or less witn tne black brush, and half
an eye can see it. Evprv .htaA hn
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sort place m it, and every heart has its
uiacK arop. verv rose has its nnftu-c
and every day its night. Even the sun
snows spots, and the skies are darkened
with clouds. Nobodv ls -o wis Kut La
lias tolly enough to stock a stall of
Vanitybair. Where I could not see
the -fool's-cap, I have nevertheless
heard the bells jingle. As there is no
sunshine without some shadows, so is
all human good mixed up with more or
less of evil; even poor law guardians
have their little failings, and parish
beadles are not wholly of heavenly na
ture; The best wine has its lees. All
men s faults are not written on their
foreheads, and its quite as well they
are not, or hats would nppd
innis, yejt as sure as ecrcrs are pcrrs
siaillrs Ot enmu cni-f kIa :
. ovl1' m every
hneAm . ALII- 1
1 " re B 110 ieilinS wnen a
mall s eint i-.-i.xr V. ... 11 i n
(L "uv ouuv nieiusseives, ror
i hares pop out of the ditch iust whpn
uV0U are not looking: for them. A hoi
'that is weak in the Ipfsmav nrf Bfnm
. . v
, a ??Ue or two' bnt jt him.
,u,u iuci ii.iu lajiier noia nun up
well. The tabby cat is not laj ping
milk just now, but leave the dairy open
and we will see if she is not as' bad a
thief as the kitten. There's fire in the
flint cool as it looks: wait till the steel
gets a knock at it, and you will see.
Everybody can read that riddle, bnt it
is not everybody tjiat will remember
to keep his gunpowder out of the way
of the candle.
If we would always reeollect that
we live among men who are imperfect,
we should not be in such a fever when
we find out our friend's failings; what's
xi j vU
in? of poor flesh and blood fnr ho cVinll
never be disappointed. The best of
men are men at the best, and the best
wax will melt.
It Is a good horse that never stumbles
And a goud wire that never grurubles.'
TJ., 1 i i .
uui sureiv sucn llOTSCS and wivm
unlv found in -the fnn "ZZZ
are
r y ,r y""ifi nacic
dumplings grow on trees. In this
wicked world the straightest timber
has knots in it, and the cleanest field
of; wheat has its share of weeds. The
most careful driver one day upsets
the cart; the cleverest cook spills a lit
tle broth, aiid as I know to my sorrow
a very decent ploughman will now and
then break the plough, and often make
a crooked furrow. It is foolish to turn
off a tried friend because of a failing or
two, for you may get rid of a one-eyed
nag and buy a blind one. Being alt of
us full of faults, we ought to keep two
bears, and learn to bear and forbear
with one another ; since we will all
live in glass houses, we should none of
us throw stones. Everybody laughs
when the sauce-pan says to the kettle,
How black you are!" Other men's
imperfections show us our imperfec
tions, for one sheep is much like an
other; and if there's an apple in my
neighbor's eye, there is no doubt one in
mine. We ought to use our neighbors
as looking-glasses to see our own faults
in, and mend in ourselyes what we see
in them. -.
I have no patience with those who
poke their noses into every man's house
to smell out his faults, and put on mag-nifying-glasses
to discover their neigh
bors' flaws; such folks had better look
at home, they might see the devil where
they little expected. What we wish to
see we shall or think we see. Faults
are always thick where love is thin. A
white cow js all black if your eye
chooses to make it so. If we sniff long
enough at rose water, we will find out
it has a bad smell. It would be a far
more pleasant business, at least for
other people, if fault hunters would
turn their doers to hunt out the cmnd
points in other folks, the game would
pay better, and nobody would stand
with a pitch-fork to keep the huntsmen
off his farm. As for our own faults, it
would take a 1 arize slate to hold the ac
count of them, but, thank God, we
know where to take them, and how to
A 11 t il l 1 1 - rr . i
get me oeiter or tnem. With all .our
l na 1 ll m
i.uujts uou loves us stiu it we are trust
ing in his Son, therefore let us not be
down-hearted, but hope to live and
learn, and do good service before we
die. Thouerh the cartereaka if will rot
home with its load, and the old horse,
broken-kneed as he is. will do a sichfc
of work yet. There's no use in laving
down and doing nothing because we
cannot do everything as we should
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must be clone, and imperfect people
must do it too, or there will be no har
vest next vear: bad tilouffhman as John
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may be, the angel's won t do his work
for him, and so he is off to do it him
self. Go along, Violet! Gee woa! Dep
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He is reported to have recently met the
beautiful Miss Bullitt of Philadelphia.
"Ah," he said, gallantly, "I heard you
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1-;
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Main Line
Arrive j Leave.
I Arrive teave.
ill 30am Salisbury 6
18 111 31pm s States vllle 5 21
t-38 1 , Newton It 4 2a
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2.28 j - Heard 3 28
2.56 I 2 5T ' Moiyanton 2 57
4.00 j Marion 1 54
4.2S I 4?o Old Fort.......... 1 21
4.45 i 4 50 1 Hound Knob. .. 12 40
6-'-7 Jilaek Mountain.. 11 61
6.14 ! 6i Ashevtlle 1054
6-54 1 Alexanders 10
30 : 7 31 j : Marshall ri 9 40
8.25 ; Warm Springs. It-,'
5 22 I'M
S 55
8 68
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11 00
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8 45AM
TRAIN No. 7
WEST.
Arrive Leave
TRAIN No. 8
Snikr Bit. k
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Leave
9 49AM
10 5:9
11 26
12 29PM
1 53
29
2 41
3 31
4 24
6 05
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Pigeon Hlver
Wayncsvllle
Hall...
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10 09
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Nos. 7 au1 s run dally, except Sunday,
limine! Knob Is dinner station for train Xo. 2.
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llnitad States and foreign count rie.
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IS. At the World s Mercy. A Horel. By Florence
,V utbor of Tbe Home on tbe Marah." etc
II. Mildred Trcvanlon. A Norei. Br"TheDui-h-ei,"
author of " Molly Ban-u." etc.
,1'nt,TJt01,aJm' A ' By Hugh Conwar, auih.r
or Called Hack. etc.
. The Mystery or the Holly Tree. A Novel.
By the aothor of " Dura Tborue." "w.
20 Khadowa on the Slow. A Novel. By B L. Far
jeon, author ot Bread-and-Ckeae-atid ltiwe. " tic
she ray Woman. A Noel. By Mr.. GaakelL
aatbor or alary Barton," etc.
M. The Frozen Deep. A Novel. By 'VTllkie Collin,
author of The Woman in White," etc
M- Ked Court Farm. A Novel. By Mr. Henry
Wood, author or Kat Lynne,'' etc.
X. In Cupid's Net. A Novel. By the Aothor or V Por a
Thome."
25- Baek to the Old Homo. A Novel. By War v Cecil
Hay, aothor of Hidden Peril." etc.
26. John Howerbank'a Wife. A Novel. Bv Mls
Mnlock.auibor ot "John Halifax, (ientleman," etc.
ZT. Xady Gwendoline'. Ureatm. A Novel. Be the
author ot " Dora Tborne." etc.
28. Jaaper Dane's Secret. A NovL By Mis II. E.
Braddon, aatbor or "Aurora Fiord," etc.
Leollnc A NoveL By Max; Cecil Har. aothor of
" Brenda York.- etc.
0. Gabriel'. Marriage A Novel. By Wilkle Ci.liin..
author of" o Name," etc.
81. David Meat. A Novel. By Mrs. Ana 8. Stephens,
author of " Fabion and Famine." etc.
82 . Keatgdnw the Whirlwind. A Norei. By Mary
Cecil Hay. author of " Old Midaieton'a Money." etc.
8S. Dudley Carlesn. A Novel. By Mia M. K. Brad
doa, aothor of " Lady Audley Secret," etc.
S4. F.aaleu rn Tul Uvtrnv ... . u. . . . . .
Korel. By Ktta W. Pierce, author of "The Birth Mark," etc.
- a uuiucn vawa, a iovei. rty the author of
Dora Tborne." etc.
SS. Vult-rf Fnl. l WrtT.l H. u.. 1U...1
sotlior of " The Wooins O't." etc. '
ST. 8latcr Roa.. A tad Bv WilkU r!li.t .-.1.
of "The Woman in While.-' ete
M. Anne. A Novel. By Mr.. Henry Wood, author of
Ea.t Lynne."
8S. The I.nurel Ttuah l Vr.i v.r alt. l..tk
author of "John lialirax. Oenileman." ete
40. AlMfta Rd.Ikk l.A'At-.! P.- Vtt. . I
or "Aaam Bede," Tbe Mill on the Pio.' etc.
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aaw fi-r.f fViwA t- ' - 1 . . .
. IDf r' nrA - ' for 1 14 l- ut H
j78rCff7 Fub. Co., Fhilad'a, Fa.
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For Sale at this Office :
Land Deeds Heal Estate Mortgage Deeds
Sheriff Deede of several different forms ;
Chattel Mortgages. . . . Mortgage Sale Notices ;
Magistrates' Summonses. Executions, SuBpceuas
Witness Tickets Transcripts, c. .
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 Ad mlnlst ra to rs.
Trespass Notices
A fan line of Solicitors- Indictment forms.
Numerous blank forms for Superior Court Clerks . . .
.Several forms for use of Attorneys. . . 1
And many Miscellaneous.
AU which wQl be sold low Blanks of any and all
kinds printed to order In best style and on. good
paper at very low figures.
18 vols, of Scientific Amercan,
1 No. each of Jones1 Law and Equlty.r
250 lbs. Brace's second hand Bourgeois- tied up.
25 or 3o Fonts advertising display type.
lo Jobbing Fonts.
loo lbs. Large Bordertype.
tOne complete stock of Printing material for a
five column paper and Job Office, presses included.
trMany of the above Blanks and nearly all the
printing stock, will be sold very cheap for cash or
on short time.
Kerosene Oil!
BY THF BARREL AT
ENNISS Drug Stdre.
July 9, '85 tf.
2.
FRESH TURNIP SEED?
Tbe EarJie8t and Best Turnip Sed for
sale at
TRUSSES
reduced uiices, at
Of all kinds, at
Fruit Jars!
CHEPER THAN EVEl.
ALSO
Rubber Rings for Fruit Jars, nt 3
EXIS:,'.
SCASR'S PRESERVING P01DES
For sale at EXKISS'.
THE BEST AND CIIEI'EST
OIL
For Threshers, Reapers, and Mowei a at
EMN1SS'.
PRESCRIPTIONS !!
If you want your presci iptions put up
chcapei iiinii anvnlierc else go to
0,m-tfmSS' Dm Store.
Enniss' Blackberry - Cordial,
) FOR
DieeuKay, Diarrluea, Flux, Sec., for sale
At ENNISS' Drig Store.
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NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator of
Paul llolsiiouser, deu?d,.I hereby give no
tice to all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent, to Irescnt them
Lio me on or before the 12th hiv of Xnvem.
ber, 18SU. CuittsjCKBuuY II(i.sholskr,
de17 Adlli'r of Paul Holshonsnr
Craige & Clement,
Itt'ys. 1 ,
COME QUICK!
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS! !
J. S. McCUBBINS
has just returned from the Northern cities
with the
LARGEST & BEST SSIECTED
Stock ot Goods that he has fver 'offered to
the pulilic-: consisting of Dri? Goods Gro
ceries, Hats, Roots and Shoes Sole Leather.
Crockery and Oueens-ware. Glotliin.r Pf,,
Ulotlnn'r,
vision, Wood and Willow
Also a lull line of
W 8ie, dee.
FERTILIZERS
of the very best brands, vizi
BAKER'S Well Tried FDR WHEAT
MERRYMAN'S A. I). Bone
WALKER'S Ground Bon "
NATURAL Guano just fr aim Orchilla,
and supposed the only Natbral Guano on
the market. 1
Go ani-;ct Testimonials and if you vrant
to sjive money, don't forctito cil on liiin
before buying either Goods Or Fertilizers.
Salisbury, Oct. 1, 18So. I 2-jjtf
PATENTS
Caveais, Trade Marks and
Lopyrignis
Obtained. nncl all other business Iri the t" S Patent
onice au ended to for Moderate Ftjes.
Our ollice is opposite the V. S. Patent Office, and
we ean obtain Paumts in less tlntfe than those re
mote from Washington.
Sl'Il. I M 1 1, i" 1 ftrrlriulnir Wa mtilon r c- .,, n. .
ability free of charge; and make Xe charge un,e r
We refer her to the Po3tmasfr, the Supt. of
-Money Order Dlv., and to offlclalsor the U. S. Pat
ent office. For circular, advice, firms and refer
ences to actual ctlenis in your owrtsthteor county
write to C. A, SNOW etc CO..
opposite Patent ortice, Wt&hlnirtvB rt). C.
Oct. ti. !.. tf I b
Luut if m utrui a
FOTTT25'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
NoillrvKMt Will (Hp of COLIC. rT. OT
TKB, if Foiirz's Powders are td hi timo.
foutz'a Fowderswlll r-nrc and pretV-iit Hco r"Hof.iBA.
f- 1'ow.irra will pnv.nt .ter. is Fivta.
fwiuzs Pow.lcrs will im-rrn-f vS onantiir of mils:
sari cream twenty per cenr., and mike the butter fina
and sweet.
Foitu's Powders win rare or prevent alrooat ktkkt
Xskk to hWi Hrw and ( :tttl arc snUier-t.
, wu-- SiTiSFc-rioa.
Soid ererywhere.
DAVID B. POTJT?i Proprietor.
BA LT I ll-O EL, MO.
J. H. Enniss, Dru-gisj, Ajrcnt.
GOOD FARM FOR SA I.E.
A good farm of 250 acres well watered,
plenty of forest, meadow, and good dwcl-
Mng and out houses, for smlfe by
, Bruneb & MffcuBBINS,
Rea,I Estate Agents, Salfoburv-, N. C
Luso Fk.
Danger t A neglected cold or co
'aql rsi Ln n.. m n I . .
nta
a r ucuuwuia,MaaunyHao or
er fatal
cold as hvmairt? UTTiZ fr!ZT"i" a
digestion, sick headache as thousands
ONLY
A QUICK PERM-Mr NT .CERTAIN CURE t OR
Vigor or DevelopmentT
9"? r IndJierettons, execaoo s etc Bamfluin .
dar; Oora. mnmlljr within month. HoStSStS
nor Quackery. Positive Proofs fall dtmeriuai
RaiE MEDICAL CO, P.O. Drawer lTi fioaik wv
miun Wfejjai i&S E VTr
A Ldfe Experience. Razrarkabls unn
quick cures, Tiial Packag
stamp for sealed particular!. AdSSJ
Pf. WARD A CC. Louisiana, Wo.
DO YOU
Draw or Paint?
H i
Then send to EUGENE L. HARRm
CO., Raleigir, N. C. for PriceTistTirtistJ
matcnali.. They keep everything needed
and will fill yur order by niail or express
promptly. Portraits iq Crayon and Oil
Oil Landscapes, Western N. G. Scenery
4i3m.pd. '
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTANDfORE
KEEPERS.
I guarantee Shrtner 's Indian Venuifture
to destroy and expel worms fromhe hu
man body, whore they exist, if used ac
cording to directions. You are author
wed to sell it upon the-above conditions
David E. Foutz, Proprietor, Baltimore;
MILL, STONEST
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HE USDERSISD has bouit the well
known HOVVAN COUKty MILL
stoxf: quarry of! e. k. runups, deceased,
and will continue to supply the pnbllc de
m ind i,,r Mill stones from this ckubat
WHIT- Kt A I'll known thimnrlunt i.
,ul ,',, "I "'ISO' t for Vlll, Uln BAD ...... V i .
orornant inai nurnos, s ir,.,-.i,..
'aowe had .it r.i s nii irr,- s
J. l WYATT, Salisbury, N.
.ftSAIi UU10E
j - .1 vr.:U of ui nrfv C09
! e.fi'n! l;tlcH M
:.:uSr:MI"u4 v. . it d. j.
tli' l! I ill! 1-ttt 1 ... t
(1 ; . f" if' .''.. friCes of
W? '.-V-', ';;r.- .''l,',n a'ii
of PUr.i,
how to
rrow
TV. s
lu'-t,--i i : i:;" ft: -I c : lor. BVr
cm y vh u's t:,v at lji AwcAnTra.
JAM3 ViCS, SEEDSiAII, r.ocliaster. N.Y
id the roo.-"s or tc, m, rifit
corr.aviwtat
and
UTitcys uic physical eaer-ioS to inftiealth-
nwlarrtil lever, Couatipalioo, tlyKpsil-,
bladder, and eurichos rs well as jnirifi.
the blood. Vh-n overcome bv futiiriw,
whether naeiitnl or physical, the ; xrlari-
-" "cuiuunm iiuu u a rename sonrrc
renewfa strcnsin nnu comfort. Pr
DT all Drangigts and Dealers generally,
sale
TUTT'S
FILLS
25 YEARS
USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loasof appetite. Eotvcln cost ivc, Pnin in
Ibo head, Triih a dull censatioa in lb
J??0? ?r.f.' Vala ondcr the shouldcr
blade, I nllncgg nfter entinff, with adis
Inc.inationta exertion of body or mind,
Irritabilitr of temper, I.owspirits, with
aieelinsrof haTingneclected some duty,
eartnens, Diziitces, I latterin at tho
Heart, Dots boforetho eyes, Hckdacho
over the rijht eye, Restlcssress, with
"fitful dreams, Uichly colored t rice, and
CQHS"i IPATIOM.
TITTT S F1LX.S are especially adapted
to such case, ono' d ao cfTects fcuch a
chaiign of feel insr n i to nst'or. iah t he sufferer.
Tbey Iner-Sise iho A ;pctlte,and cause tao
body t Take ou Vtrni.. t.iv- the jrstein l"
nonrisUect , 4 hyili r Tonic. Aefion ou
tne Kirrest I ve j.r.i. Irpulnp Htanlc or
irodn,.--.l. Fri - .'"-. - , Sfnrrz-ir ac nr
na p. a c.
G;:AV ItATR or Vni5CPPS rJiir.oiil tn n
GLOS:Ti Lli'J" l.v c ; Ui.rlt; appllcstliOn of
thivrUTT:. Jt n KrUMrr.l eolbr. ftc'i
ln'taT:!a:':OT!-iv. mm l.v" nrT.titc ...
sr.t by crr.rt n : 'Ant of PiiVj
OtVIco, C tSl'TTj Gt., rjowhfork.
Dec. 20, '84. l v.
NERV0U80EBIllTr
pKQAll IO WXAXJTKSS
HARRIS
FobscTjrediawaswa, baf
'flinu the skilled phr
siclaask result from
'OuthfSl lnd lacrwti.n.
waaiMsgf
A Radical Cure FOa
linavous
DEjGIIalTY,
Cyanic Weakness,
PHYEICAI
IrVoungA Middle
Aged Men.
Tested tor over Six
YcArts nv ugeih many
Thousand Cases.
li'eee
Tit F.4 TMJEJTT.
:. imposition o prrUn
tiotis rcsMtUej tor feres
frwVtiahlawa ; sfaw awawaaa i
jCircur arrd Trial rack.
JuKe.ana learn u
Ifacu before takisc treat
ment elarwhere. Take
StTRE Rem toy that has
CfltED. thousands, does
not interfere with atten
tion to besmess, or eaaas
pain or tncoimiihsasjs,
a"y r- Founded oa
acientifio medical pri net
p'.e. By direct sppucstios
to the sB or eUeeaasks
specific influence Is Mr
without delay. The net.
ural tunetioni of the hu
man organism It reatersa.
The animating elemenst
of life, which Tive kwa
wasted are all 1 keel ,saj
the patiewt become cheer
ful and rapidly gain bofi
Ono Koata, - $3 OOI
ivrt, .jori'.nB, - 5.O0I
T!irs At onths, 7.O0I
oirvuitia ana acxuai vrur.
HARRIS REMEDY CO.
T-rifi' W ToiiiV, R nn Tj
M'FCCHEIIIStl
RlpTUREp PERSONS!
a Truss.
w--a. V ji. -U--lrS.JfcJEJ
ADMINISTRATRIX'S
Ilavw qu ilified as Administfratris upon
the estate of W. A. McCokkU, dee'ri, I
hereby notify all persons havfag claims
against saitl estate to pisent them Jo m
for p tvineirt on or before the 17th day
December, 1888, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. 1
, .T;:mb A. McCorkmj, Adm'x. -T.coli'F.
Kluui Att'y. Dec. 7, 18S5JH
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