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SAL-MUSCATELLE
In America
WITHOUT TEE EXP2NSB 0? AN
EUROPEAN J0USNS7 1
The cryrtalllxed salts, as obtained In a pure state
from trapes and choice fruit, in a portable, pata
ble, atmple form, are now presented to the public
of a America an Uie grandest resorreni us. wpw
Lwa nr iiv,.r and remilator of the
Rowels the natural promoter of
HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
mlaent physicians claim this aebleremenf a
Riw era In the allied science of medicine, as it
rntshesthe blood with its natural salines that
i lost or elminated every jay.
SAL-MUSCATELLE
A POSITIVE, NATURAL
Sick Headache and
J Dyspepsia Cure.
Pal-MuHcatelle Ut nature's own product. It
supplies to the system the want of sound, rjpe
grapes and fruit; it Is the simplest and best pre
ventive and cure for all functional derangements of
the liver and Its kindred aliments; prevents the
absorption of malarial diseases fevers of all kinds;
counteracts the effects of bad air, poor draiminge
and impure water; a powerful oxydizer of the
bloodjt a natural specific for all skin eruptions, sick
peadacaCt biliousness, nervousness, mental de-
Eftot, and will remove the effects of accidental
gestton from excessive eating and drinking.
s It In your homes and on your travels. It la a
gpecallufor the fagsred weary or worn-out.
V Prepared by the
ndon Sal-Muscatelle Co.
LONDON ENGLAND.
Beware of Imitations. The genuine In) "blue
wrapper only."
fSelti tor circulars to G. EYANOVITCH, General
American Manaper, P. O. Box I9tid. New YorfcCJty.
Mention this paper.
Thee. J". Kluttz & Co. Druggist, Agents, Salisbury,
K. C. , Feb.4:8:ly.
For the Watchman,
The Recent Fire-.A Suggestion,
On last Sunday night about 10 o'clock,
Mr. Tobiaa Lyerly discovered that his
barn was on fire. When he first saw it
the flames were in the roof, with a small
blaze iu the front of his horse stable door.
In a half a minute that flame was rising
from a wet, muddy place to: the roof of
the barn. It seems that a quantity of
kerosene oil bad oeen pourea mere. rno
buildings all being somewhat compacted
and a strong breeze going directly from
the barn towards the house, the flames
soon spread from one to another until
every bouse on the place, except a black
smith shop, was in aahes ; including two
barns, corn erib, lumber bouse, wheat
house, hen house and dwelling house.
The neighbors ran to his relief as soon as
they could, and succeeded in getting the
most of the house property out that was
below, nearly all of that up stairs was
destroyed. Part of his ohickens, all in
the .smoke bouse, his wheat, corn, oats,
farming tools, two large wagons, one
spring wagon, six head of cattle and throe
head of horses were all destroyed in the
flames. He has a few chickens, sheep
and geese left him, A little pet dog,
whicff had quieted down in one corner of
a room to go with the rest, was last
snatched from the burning house and
handed to his little daughter, who em
braced it and exclaimed in the greatest
agony. "Pet, you and I are without a
home." A more complete destruction
perhaps was never seen in the country.
We would suggest that the county get
two or three of the best blood hounds in
the country, and keep them inSalisbury,
where they can be had at any hour called
for. Let the county own and Teed them.
We believe the prevention will be worth
more than the expense of the dogs.
It is evident that the track of the in
cendiary is there,
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Representing some of the larg
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before placing your Insurance.
Remember that years of labor,
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pwept .away in an hour's time.
Don't run any further risks but
can at once and take out
policy.
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Harris'.
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Feb25;ly.
A Card.
Mr, Editor: Lest it be supposed bv
some that I am guilty of the charges re
cently brought against me, I beg leave
through your columns to declare the
truth in regard to the matter. At first I
thought I would treat the whole with
contempt, and thereby show complete in
difference to such insults. But as my good
name and manners were brought into re-
2uisi t ion , I cannot resist a reply. In the
rst place when the committee of the 7th
district, Providence township requested
me to teach their school I agreed to do it,
out did not know then what a reputation
the district beld, But it was not long,
however, until I was informed by some of
the most truthful men of said district that
it was one of the worst places a teacher
could chance to meet And it was no
great while until this opinion was con
tinued by several occurrences which took
place in the school room, Now in regard
to iny circulating incredulous reports
mo scnooi l nave only to say and I hoped
I would not have this to say as publicly
as this. I never taught at a place where
I was treated by pupils with as little re
spect and courtesy as in and about the
rooi school house. ;
With respect to the music and mv Wv
ing the school a half day before the close
it is only necessary to say that I had in
tended to employ the musicians myself
auu oear me expenses, Dqt t,he majority
of the students expressed dissatisfaction
with all my plans in regard to the music
and performances of the exhibition, for
which it was to be employed. Tftep as
this spirit had manifested itself during
the whole term I resolved to let them
rule without any opposition, I admit
that I left the school half a day before
my time was really out, but I had a rea
son for so doinar. Some of fho 1
young men in the school came to me and
told me, now your time is out you can
leave and need not even oonie back to
the exhibition, etc, I took them at their
word and made my departure. And
I would have the public to know that I
am not guilty of using unchaste language
on any occasion. Of this fact I will let
my associates bear witness. It is held by
some people that there is an intermediate
place between this life and torment. If
this be true I claim to have had nearly
four montlis experience in that region
while doing my last duty as school teach
er, is certainly with much regret
that I am compelled to express my senti
ments so freely,
R. L. Bame.
Land for Sale.
JJY -
J. M HADEN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY, K. C.
Parol, Town lots & Mill Property.
HTCall and see his Descriptive Cata'
lopue and Price List. Terms to suit.
po3:Gm
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
KBKU CRAIQE. j,. u. CI.KMKXT.
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Tox-:noy At
UALISliURY, fj.
Feb.3rrtU881.
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HARRIS'!
A Radical Cure for"
NERVOUS
JEBIUTY
.youthful IndtssTStion.
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THIS PAPER
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Bill Arp on Civil Service.
THE GEORGIAN TELLS THE TRTTTTT tv
- - a AA1
PLIAX WORDS.
Augusta (Ga.,) Chronicle, Dem.
I think that Mr. Cleveland is n rrrp;ir
and good man, but he misunderstood
fKo Koy, hen he heard them shouti
W H ut'" now he
has been thirteen montho huuting lor
the "rascals" and hearing evidence on
both sides; and the way he is progress
ing jt will take him thirteen years to
get through. Well that is a fciiid and
charitable view to take. It is a hard
(Juty to turn a eood. honest man nnrnt
office when the office is his chief suo-
iv. iui,, bum aoout is fair play is
a jewel and twenty-five years' of '-ins
ought to satisfy any reasonable party
r panisam, wnether offensive or de
fensive, l believe that our bova miU
- A . . . I J n ,f wv.,v.
enter into a solemn onvorvo n i,
uiev were allowed r.n cf..t-
in for the next twentv-five venr f r,av
would all step down and out and trive
betterments. Personally, wjH do that
and give securitv. Mr
ianu was elected on that single issue-
xuru merascais out; " by which we
meant turn them all out Nnf. W
every motbflr' son was a rascal, but
iiuueii ones were scarce and in bad
company and under barf control, and
naa to play shut mouth an.d be accesso
ne3 after tlm fact like a receiver of
stolen goods. The leaders said if you
love me you must love my dog; and
the dog said if you love me you must
ove my master; and so we bunched
the whole concern tocpfW o.i
them rascals. BWt suppose there are
no rascals and all are honest and capa
ble and deserving. HowbpgisamTn
to hold a office, a nub he. nffi
belongs to the neonle"" T i.
hve years Jong enough when there are
oun outsiaerswno want it? Whv
wL!Trahere f the Solid South
won t let a Democrat stnv in ki . a.
long, notation is the wnn) pii
If there are ten pics and nnlv fi-TiTr
them suck time about Tint i
reason enough. Uorm is a
good word, but m politics it don't mean
anythmg-not a darned thing AW
VMM .w. T -- 1 . o w
ESTr0 Annapolis to
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1UI
smart and thoroughly prepared, but
got number 27. The 25 taken were
all .Republicans, every mother s son
and some or tnem dian t nave sense
enough to get out of a shower of rain.
But their fathers, or their uncles, or
their cousins were Republican mem
bers of Congress and offensive parti
sans to boot. Offensive partisans! Well
that is the poorest excuse in the world
to turn a man out for. Where is the
reform in turning one offensive parti
san out to put another offensive parti-
r 1Y II J
san in y we are ail onensive partisans.
We holler hurrah for our side, and we
ought to. The people turned Arthur
out and made Blaine take a back seat.
and that meant turn them all out even
down to the postmasters at uTy Ty"
and 4'Too Nieh" and "Hard Times."
whose offices don't pay fifty dollars a
year. Turn the republicans out is the
word.
r - r rt t i a
1 admire Mr. Cleveland for many
things, but he canJt run with the rab
bit and bark with the hounds. His
administration has got to be Demo
cratic or nothing. Those Republicans
have held the public offices so long
they really believe they have a warran
tee title or fee simple to them and their
heirs forever. 1 hey don t confess to a
quit claim, and they won't quit claim-
ing eicner. vv ny, n pretty near takes
the military to get them out Mr.
Cleveland ought to wake from his Uto
pian dreams, his "obnoxious desuetude
and shake his ambrosial locks and say
file left, march. He will lose some good
men and get some bad ones in their
places, but we can't help that. The
country can't be worsted. It is high
time that a new set were in training
It will take our boys ten years to get
as expert m the spoils business as the
n ti .nil
uepuDiicans are now. it win take a
year or two for their natural diffidence
to wear off and to get familiar with all
the avenues and nigh cuts to the over
flowing Treasury; but they will learn
in due time, They will first look, then
embrace. But any change will be for
the public good, and if our boys go to
plundering it will give a wider spread
of national favors and save filing a bill
for distribution, So let Mr. Cleveland
reconsider his ways and be wise. I
would like an office myself, a sort of a
sine qua non; but I see no chance.
There used to be a way of creating an
office just to fit a man, but I don't
hear of it now, Mr, LeDuc and Mr.
Loring did remember mc and appointed
me agricultural correspondent for my
county, but there is no pay attached to
it nothing but a tew turnip seed and
tqbacco seed and that is the way all
over the South. The Democrats fill
thse sort offices and the Republicans
uie omers. vy nat we an expected was
a change a change unanimous and
ubiquitous. We wanted to see the
whole grand army of 1(X),000 office
holders pack up and come out and
fall into line, and Mr. Cleveland to
stand on the dome of the Capitol, with
his wand in his hand and hear him ex
claim in a voice of thunder: "Now let
the procession proceed. Why,
sir, the North got rich off of the war
immensely rich and the South got
poor intensely poor and they would
keep us poor forever if thev could. T
want a pension right now to make
me feel friendly, and thev won't erive
it And if Mr. Cleveland don't hurry
up with the offices our people wen t
care a baubee who is President Noth
ing from nothing anchiothing remains;
and if are to get nothing, what is
the inducement?
Charles H. Smith.
The Size of London.
The population of London now ex
ceeds every other city, ancient or modern ,
in the world. New York and all its
adjacent cities combined are not equal
to two-thirds of it. Scotland, Switzer
land and the Australian colonies each
contain fewer souls, whilo W
Servia, Greece and Den mark have scarce
ly half so many. Yet at the beginning
ui me century tne population of ai
T.oudoji did not reach 1,000,000.
So Yon Jiggle.
The query is a strange one to us it
is Chicagoian. The Garden City has
been going it too fast Life moves
with phenomenal speed through its
spacious streets. The pig born at dawn
is stuck at eventide; the steer that bel
lows at break of day is dressed in its
last dress and shipped with the setting
sun; the woman married at noon is
divorced by night; the grain sown one
day is cornered the next, and all the
while the hungry waters of Lake Michi
gan are lapping up their prey at the
rate of four inches a year.
No wonder that the constitution of
the average Chicagoan is! worn and
shattered, that nervous diseases are as
common as malaria on Stamen Island,
and that Sam Jones withdraws from
such a maelstrom with the remark, "I
feel like I could be bought for a nickel
and then cheat the man who bought
me." The physical activity of the
place had completely subdued the spir
itual ardor of the evangelist, and the
voice of the prophet was utterly lost in
the saturnalia of trade. What Chica
go really needed was a practical doctor,
not a sensational preacher. Happily
enough he has been found, and now
comes to the rescue of wasted and
vitiated Chicagoan tissue with a reme
dy that is at once pleasant and easy to
take.
It consists of a machine, not unlike
a barber's chair, in which the patient
reclines, and which, by means of an
ingenious combination of clockwork
and steam, is made to oscillate at the
rate of 120 oscillations a minute, the
object being, of course, to give an arti
ficial shakeup to a nervous system that
is too weakened to arouse its own latent
energies. The machine is also pecu
liarly efficacious in rheumatic affections
of the extremities, -in which cases the
arms or legs only are put in motion
and the torso allowed to remain
quiet
The idea has taken like an Alderman.
The doctor already has a large hallful
of men and women under daily treat
ment, and a visit to his establishment
is said to reveal nothing ridiculous or
undignified. On the contrary the os
cillating ladies and gentlemen are very
much at their ease, conversinsr and
reading the papers. While their move
ments are ot course somewhat forced
and automatic, there is an air of life
1 . i J
and action about the scene that quite
compensates for a Jack of grace. This
healthful movement has been named
Jiggling, and, like nianv another
fanciful cure, it has become so fash
ionable tuat the question of the hour
in Chicago is, "Do you jiggle?" N- Y.
mar.
Change of Sentiment
When the Vidette issued its first
number there were not more than half
a dozen newspapers in the State oppos
ing the Blair bill. Now there are
thirty or more or them. Four months
ago we were told that you could scarce
ly nnd a man in this section who did
. L M jV -VT
nut xavor me measure, inow you can
not find one Democrat that does favor
it Should not this fact of itself act as
a check to the impetus of those of our
Congressmen who seem overzealous in
the efforts thev are makinc to fore. tbp
rotten thing through Congress ? Don't
be too hasty, friends, else you may yet
nave too mucn leisure time in the fu
ture for regrets. The people of North
Carolina are not yet willing to be made
wards of the nation, and they are be
ginning to find out that this is where
this bill will place them. Trmi Vi
dette.
1859,
ORGANIZED
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Send a self -ad dressed envelope to the Rev
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R.T.HOPKINS
IS NOW AT THE
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with a fall line of DRY GOODS aud
GROCERIES. Also keeps a Firal Class
BOARDING HOUSE. Call aud see him.
28:plv.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND STORE
KEEPERS.
I guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
v uc aim expei worms irom the hu
man body, where thev exist, if nvi
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There were 140 candidates and otSTS
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
Tbe qaoction but profai1:r4een asked thousands
ofttni'w. Howcan Brio's Iron Bit tors cure amy
Uunv ? "WeO. t tMai But it does cure any diarac
rirwhich areputablfpltysucian would prewribe tl.O
Phjaioiaii recojfiuze Iron aa tbe beat reetormtiT
agent known to the profoKsion. end inquiry of an
leading chemical firm will substantiate th assertion
that there are more preparations of iron than of any
other substance used In medicine. This shows con
clusively that iron U acknowlodtod to be the most
important factor in successful medical practice It is.
bowerer a remarkable fact, that prior to the discur
fry of IJItOVVN'S 1 lUrf 15 1 t4kKH no pertct
ly satwf ectory iron combination hud ever been found
BROWN'S IROMBinERSSS
headache, or produce constipation nil other iron
actlicUice da. BROWN'S IRON BITTKBS
cares Indigestion, Biltoaraes Weakness,
Dyspepnlo. Malaria, Chills nnd Fevers,
Jred FeellnfcGeiM'rnl DrbilltrtPntn in tbe
Kidc, Bark or 1.1 mbi. II o adaclie and Neural-da-foy
all these ailments Icon la prescribed daily
BROWN'S .RON BinERSiSTcln
"""fto- le aU other thorouch me.iicir.es. it acta
slowly. When taken by mm the first symptom of
beneflt is renewed energy. The muscles then become
firmer, the digestion improves, the bowelaase act ire.
In wornsa the effect is usually mere rapid and marked.
The era begin at once to brighten; tbe skin clears
up ; healthy eclor cornea to the cheeks : nervousness
disappears; functional derangements become regu
lar. and if a nursing mother, abundant sustenance
Is snpplied for the chfd. Hfra-.m' er Brown's Iron
Bitters in the ONI. V bun medicine that is not
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THE
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Manufactured especially for Bright Tobac
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quick and vigorous growth and a large,
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some Peruvian Guano is almost absolutely
necessary to grow large rich tobacco. This
is tlre kind of tobacco that is in such de
mand. TilE DURHAM BULL FERTILIZER
for cotton and corn is acknowledged, by
leading planters throughout the State, as
the best Guano for the price ever used.
Guaranteed free from all Pirey Amoniatcs
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LOCAL AGENTS.
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF
LAND !
Pursuant to a Decree granted by the Su
perior Court of Rowan county, in the case
of Chrisenbury Holshouser, Adin'r of Paul
Holshouscr. den'd., against David Holshous
er aud others, I will expose to public out
cry to the highest bidder, OX THE PRE
MISES ON SATURDAY THE 10T1I DAY
OF APRIL, 1 380, the following described
real estate, situate in Rowan county, ad
joining the lands of Henry Peeler, Jeremiah
Kulltz and others, containing eleven acres,
being the land conveyed by Eli Holsh. user
to Paul Holshouser, by deed, dated Nov.
3th, 1885 and registered in Book No. 54,
page 2Q1 Qf Public Register's office of Row
an countyj TERMS of Sale: One halt cash
and the balance on a credit of six months
with interest from date.
CuitlSEXBCIty HoiiSHOUSEH.
Adm'r qf Paul Holshouser.
March 8th, '8G. gi:6t'
Administrator's Notice.
Having taken out letters of administra
tion on the estate of William Waggoner,
deceased, this is to notify those having
claims agaiust his estate to present them to
me on or before the 19th day of March,
1887, or this notice will be plead in bar of
recover-. And those indebted to said es
tate are required to make immediate pay
ment. C. A. WAftfinVPB
A Home Company
SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE.
Cash capital 8300,000
Total assets $750,000
Insures all classes pro
perty at adequate rates.
Losses promptly ad
justed and satisfactori
ally settled without any
litigation.
J. RHODES, BROWNE, Prest.
TO. C. COART, Sec,
J. Allen Browne Agt, Salisbury, N.O.
24:9m.
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MILL STOCKS"
HE TOI!ERS1(EIha8totu,ta.
l;no'.vn ROW a
STONE QUARRY of E. E. PhS
and will continue to supply ZT
mand for Mill stones from ihVfi.
ORiT-sowell known thmn. JCT"1
tor Its superiority lor Mi StoBeVTrZ
forornaruentai parp0SPS Monufnents
alsobe hadat tnls quarr,". Addrea,
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Administrator.
A RARE CHANCE.
I will let my young Norman! Stallion to a
limited amount nt service 'at mi stables, (and
at fcausbury it requested;) this season. "JAMES ! truvt
ti ' the above colt, is a Iwautiful Steel Gray in
color and perfection in form, will weigh now,
at less than :i4 months old, 1000;lbs. He is .per
haps the only Norman Stnllionjin this State,
and the best general ;nirjose horse there is any
where. His sire. Romero, registered number
126"), was imported by SI. .W. Junhara, of III.
The pedigree of Jim's Dam vill be given
ilKnin- J. .M..IIARKISON.
FITTER5
ifi Thi
Mill Hridge, N. C, Mar. 30, SG
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brac-3 Itte i!iv:ai en r-ies H ui heab,.
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malanal lever,, vuv.ilon, dvsj.
I jaltiifnlly t-timplaiM C:e ki!n. ys n
blad.ler, and Enriches well as imrifas
.n- uiouu. uiii'n overcome bv faiin
I Whether mental or .pliviical, the w.-ri
Land (i lili.itel fliid it a" n lialile fftorw a
renew e.i sinensis) t.:..l fomlort.- For sals
by all Dm-sistj and Deulis ceoerully,'
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
(Jail on the undersigned at! NO. 2
Row.
Granite
1). A. A'nVELL.
Agent fort'ae s,CardwcllTIirc!aher."
Salisbury, X. C, June 8th tf.
PILLS
25 TEAgSJM USE.
The Grcat;3t MoGical !i'ritc:ph of the Affsl
CYf.lPTOrS OF A
TOBsPID LSV!
Kerosene Oil!
BY THF BARREL AT
ENNISS' Drug Store.
July 9, '85 tf.
FRESH TURNIP SEED?
The Earliest and Best Turnip Seed for
'e at ENN1SS'.
TRUSSES
reduced piicea, at
Of all kinds, at
ENXISS'.
Fruit Jars!
CHEPER THAN EVER.
ALSO
Unbbcr Rings for Fruit Jars, nt
ENXISS.
SCARE'S PRESERVING POWDES
For sale at ENXISS',
THE BEST AND CIIEPEST
MACHINE OIL
For Threshers, Reapers, and Moweis nt
EXX1SS'.
Western N. 0. Railroad Comp'y
General Passenger Dep't.
SAISBUKY, C Jan. 16, lssa.
Commencing Sunday, January 17th, and super
seding all others, tlie following Passenger Train
Schedule will be operated over this Road.
TRAIN NO.
WEST.
Arrive I I.eavi
fail Lice
TRAIN NO.
EAST.
L.os.1 c fa pi-c: ite, Dovrcls co-sfl ve, lnln la
tao .cnd, Tr.;h. a dull sensation In the
bacU pavt. Fain n.idrr tho shoulder.
tlaJe, rullnc-aa after eatine, with adl.
laolinatir: to esKcriicn of" body or Bled.
IrriiBbliiiy cf trmpcr, Low spirits, will
afec::.:rrf.f havsrsr ucsjlecjcd some dutr.
AVcr.ritsrc, Iliaziaoas, Fluttorinz at tbe
JJcaxt, Dot.i bqicrotho ttyoa, l.endacbo
ever ihy ii-jhiLC-yf, I.esl!?srios, wltfc
Ctfal dre.pif4, ilivjl.ly co'ared Crlno. and
1 1
rr.
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C:.3 i lh j:: w
tLI::. !: t - ,.
OH.
cir.lly artanted
a1".g effects sucli a
r:; n:-jiitiic buUirer.
: t i c, r. r. 1 a as 8 1 is -.
t.J i i lao m -;c:a '
- V(i:.h Artloa c
i-. l-'-:;iHr&tcolsra
r 7... tr -;-.-.y S..W).Y.
101
19
: v. . ' 'i chnngert to a
n.-'ire I fclnr, ncTs
! I. b t-sipsristj or
:., tiovi York.
Dec. 20:S 1 v.
IF YOU WANT TO
r m.
12.
1.33
1.53
3.03
4.08
4 3T
4.52
5.29
6.16
6..r6
7 57
8.52
.15
11
12 2i-H
1 32
2 IS
3 05
4 08
4 37
4 52
5 29
621
t 21
7 58
S 56
Salisbury
Stitesvllle ! .
New ton i.. .
Hickory
Morgan toil
Marion .
Old Fort ...
Mound KnoK ..
iil.u k Mounuain.
Ashe. Die ......
Alexanders ..
Marshall
A' a no Springs..
Paint I'ozi.iT...
lArrtve-j
5' aJPM
4 21
a 14
2 IS
1 S8
12 27
11 56
11 40 -10
52 I
9 56
8 66 .
8 IS
7 2(T I
Leave.
v. M.
4 23
3 15
2 43
1 2S
12 27
U 57
1 4i
in 62
1(V 01
21
8 18
7 22
7 IIIIA1I
1KAI.S No.
WEST.
inrplij Bit.
T Arrive Lcavf
Arrive Leave
58AH
10 34
11 26
12 19PM
1 T.3
2 9
2 41 i
3 31
4 24, '
6 05
r. m.
A. X.
10 32
11 21
12 19
1 49
2 28
2 39
3 ::l
4 15
6 0.1
7 05
Ashevllie
Uimlny
Pigeon Klver
Vayncsvlll9
Hall .
Sylva j..
Webster . .
Wbittler .4 .
Charleston ...
Naniahala ;..
Jarretta
4 39 PM
3 r.o
3 12
2 00
12 34
11 56
H 45 i
10 54
10 00
5 19
A. M.
P. 11.
4 01
3 17
2 25
12 35
II 57
11 46
10 55
10 9
8 19
7 19AM
Alexanders, supper station' for No. i.
" breakfast " "2
W. A. TURK.
V. E. McBEK Sunt
A. U. P.
FILL YOUR GAME BAG,
AND MAKE
BIG SCORES,
USE
SHOT
All
N6T0N
-AND
PRESCRIPTIONS ! !
If you want tout nrrscrintiotiK nnf. nn
i .1 - . 1
cui-upci mh on.vwnerc else go to
ENNISS'
T".'j 9, '85, tf.
Drug Store.
Enniss, Blackterry Cordial,
L. C. Bernhardt,
Withcrsption & Gilison,
R. L. Gc Kidman & Co.,
Hoover & Lore,
Salisbury N. C.
Statesvifle N. C.
Mooresville N. C.
Concortl N. C.
Apply to any of our Ascents or write di
rect to us for leminirs Treatise on To
bacco and Leading olinters certificates
testifying fa the superiority of our Fertilizer.
DURHAM FERTILIZER CO.
10;2m. Durham N. C.
Administrator's Notice.
Having quallificd as administrator ot
Mary M. Bnstinn, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against her es
tate to present them to ine on or lwfnro
the 19th day of March 1887.
FETER WEAVER,
Adm'r of Mary M. Bostian.
March 18th, 1886. 22:6v.
KOK
uisentery, Uinrrlifen, Flux, &c, for sale
At ENXISS' Drug Stole.
I FOR SAW PLC
C8PY d THIS
BEAl TIFUt. BOOK.
It KivthfLARSUftCE
and SsstlsMst si Every
Flswsr as Skrsfe. 3000
riill.-r. iii kinds. A -I. all
the Kssws Rslnot nirta
tlss with Clsve. Ptrattl,
Handkerchief : nd ran. It
is the swst corn ait tt work
of lit kind ever pnb-
llshed. Uend Fifteen
Cents In stamps for
a sample ropy, also onr
price to scents. Agents
wanted swssssstssss Art.
AMERICAN PUB CO., I? Ron. Tenth Street. Phil ad a. P.
AND
Flirting
15
CENTS
GUNS.
the Latest r.iprovements,
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
ADDRESS
Lamberson, Furman 4 Co.,
SOLE A CENTS FOR
E.Remingtcn&Sons'
Sparling Arms and Ammunition,
2S1 & 03 Broadway,
NEW VDBIL.
western orncK,
D. K. LAMBERSON A CO.,
73 State Street, Chtcas,
ARMORY, - - - ILION, N. Y.
REMINGTON
ffiven
Garden Seeds
at Enni
. x , . - . - n V . 7 W X
a way at, Jiiiiiss Jiril;
Store. If you buy one do'lnrV
sv ----- -
worth of garden seeds or druo-s
or medicines, Dr. Exxiss will
giye 10 papers of fresh garden
seeds free. ALSO Tobacco seed
free for 50 cts. wortir of garden
seeas or medicines.
19:tf.
FO UTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
OBRfBil
A at " Ijsb Jni
' nVriJm sssnssjj jRyB
nSs4garjWfl82
l$17
V TRIAL.
SINCER
T fit IS STYLE
A t? DATS1
in A Fall Set of
M.J Attachments.
5WARRAMU1
Tears. Send for
Circular
is. c. . v. k & t J.
N.OtUSt.,PiUla..Ia.
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADft,
AOE IN THE BEST BASSES, BY SKILLED WUKt
BEMEHSER THAT O'JR G300S ARE ALWAYS IELIAHL
One Pieco of Solid Steel.
NO HOLES 03 RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLAOt
SEND lOR CIRCULARS.
REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL CO.,
ILION, M. Y.
Hew York OflBce. 118 Cknmbers Swsefc
THrft TAP1?"f may lx found On tto s 1
.1 .s as u Spruce St.). where sdrsra
toulrcu may L.o imuio for It IS NEW YOl
ANSY PILLS
AreTcTTsTriXrwaffJJtssT
VfS to-dny rssrulsj-17 hr 1(5)00 Amrricnn
it wsstt
mslled to sny i
uniint to.
Bold br nil
i cents Jor i
LXnS. Bronnliitia. Trcnralcris. EhemMtlcrn . . K r nnss.
1. Cholera Morbus. Dmntin. Carsnt
1)T. I. S JnkniATi Jb rn DniUL BtsSS.
BBT-CTTIIES Diphtheria. Croup, Asll
Diarrhoes, Kidney Troubles, sad SirfnnVTJissssPanpKist fy..
n
vVT.'V c'w'1r" tatlmt.
X owj!pr" vl prevent Gams ix Fowii!
Fonts Towders will Inrreve the ansntltT Of nflk
Wd rresm twenty per cent, sod nuke tle MbmttSr tag
InSSS's1? JTlTill'r'u mr?T nrmt ktroost sttsbt
BowItVwT "T"
PATIO . TOVTZ, Proprietor.
BALXIIT-OEE.MD.
J. H. Enniss, Druggist, Agent.
PARSONS
MAKE
xjew, men
RLQOn.
rtoe.i'S s wonderful discovery. No others like them in the world. Will posltlvslr eors
r,( 1 1 ! m?. 01 The lnformat on round.esoh box is worth tWtlmes theeoet of s bssrf
EsssT S! ut aBla a m ffJ??! so tcsnsrui. OnejpiU s doss, siastrstod
iree. Bod ererywhere, cr sent by mall for 2bc, In stomas. Dr. I. 8. JOHNSON CO.. 83 C.H. 8
fc hen dan 's Oonditicn- ..!-
absolutely M B H 10P ILPBIA B Q MSffi-Sfflnr "Ss-i U?
' LU"
Oneo
osntrated.
ts worth a pound of
any other kind. It is
strictly a medicine to
be siren with food.
Bold everywhere, or sent bv mail r
wx onus by express, prepaid, for 56.00.
Elm M Kt9 9- HfiB BIVV- 9 M
lflflUL-il.B1iB LH
is staups.
3 1-4 lb. air-tisrht tin
sa. i. a. joturi
FILLS
SSgsI
Ilka it.
chicken eholers
j i Mr n
worth its wssM
Id. Illusn.i.
by mail
I in cold.
I book
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