Carolina Watchman.
THCIWDAY, OCTOBER 7, lS8ft.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,
For Congress 7th District,
JOHN & IlENP L'lLSON'. of Rowan.
For Judge 8th District,
W. J. MONTGOMERY, of Cabarnu.
Solicitor 8th District,
B. F. LONG, of Iredell.
I 'l .
For Justices of the Supreme Court.
Jfcr Chief ,Mt-WM. N. H. SMITH.
For Associate Justices,
A. 8. MIRBIMON-TIIOS. S. ASIIE.
BOWAK'S TICKET.
For SutieSenator,
, BOS. F. E. SHOBER.
For the Legislature,
LEE S. OVERMAN.
For Sheriff,
C. C. KRIDER.
For Register of Deeds,
II. X. WOODSOX.
For Superior Court Clerk,
JOUX M. HORAII.
For County Treasurer,
J. S. McCUBBINS, Ja.
For Coroner,
I. A. ATWELL.
For County Surreyor,
B. C. AREY.
Oliver to Oppose Rowland
It is now whispered that Oliver H.
Dockery is to be the genuine liepub
lican candidate for Congress in the
hot gun district. Oliver let the cat
out of the bag at Troy on Tuesday.
How will this effect the situation ? It
may do harm. The Knights of Labor
are pledged to offiee hunting Charley
of the Observer. The K. of L are
most all Democrats and this divides
Rowland's strength, as Charlotte and
Wilmington have large numbers of K.
of L. The Republicans will solidify
on Doekerv and m this way they may enue system would intensified. Southern
lecthim. The Democratic fc5.!5iS:
, .... . i uruiiiuiiiuu as tucy mh kiv uimn uuv.
will then feel very kindly toward Jones law Thev are not going to surrender
T th Democrats of Rowan.
This ytar is prolific in side issues de
sisned by any means, fair or foul, to
lead the Democratic voters away frjm
the fold; to pursuade them that they
have voted the old and reliable ticket
long enough, and that they can find
something better to vote for outsiae
the party which has served them so
long. Reason protests in the most
emphatic manner against any such ac
tion on the part of Democrats. The
arguments of these side issue folks
won't hold at all it is the merest soph
istry and has but one design in it
and that is to get you to change
your vote, no matter for what, just so
it is not cast for the Democratic party.
They think in this way to so weaken
the Democratic vote in the State as to
make it go Republican in national
politics. The Atlanta Constitution in
speaking of the prospect to break the
solid South, says:
'The ant i-saloon element in the Repub
lican party counts upon the strong prohi
bition feeling in the South. On this issue
an attempt will be made to reorganize
and rebuild the Republican party in this
section. It is claimed that with the igno
rant, vicious sort ion of the saloon, and
the intelligent and religious portion
against it; The color line will disappear
and the . Republican party will no longer
be a negro party. Hosts of white South
erners believing prohibition to be the
vital issue, are expected to join the Re
publicans, and it will once more claim to
be the 'God and morality party.'
The scheme has a good backing. It is
favored by more than one-half of the Re
publican Senators, many Congressmen
and party leaders, aud the party in Ver
mont and Maine has officially endorsed it.
There is no reason why Southern Dem
crats should be led off by this delusive
movement. In the South we have thus
far settled our local issues within the
Democratic party, and prohibition is a
matter of local policy and nothing else.
Down this way there is a well-grounded
objection to giving the federal govern
ment more power than it already enjoys.
A system of national prohibition would
turn the enforce ment of the law over to
Tnited States marshals and deputies, and
the evils of the inquisitive internal rev-
In fact the auriferous area in a general
way embraces nearly one-half of her
J-iMx th nraductive area is much
less containing a little more than twelve 1
thousand square mnes.
There are ten of the precious stones found
within her borders, and a number of com
panies are now being operated with a
,....w.i r ufti'firnl thousands of dollars to
! push forward and develop this new indus
try.
North
Carolina is rich in iron ores of
the best grade,
$ 520,000,000
761,000,000
576,000,000
197,000,000
43,500,000
and his labor followers. Who was the
author of the yarn that the K. of L.
was
poses. ?
themselves to the federal police if they
can help it. We may have a few cranks
and fanatics who will be ready to throw
not organized for political pur-1 local self government overboard for this
new iorm oi paternal despotism, uui ine
will be speedily suppressed.
It is no new thing for the devil to seek
to ride into power on a moral idea, but
Oar Railroad Schemes.
This is becoming a familiar subject the devil of Republicanism will be thrown
c . I tn 4h!o tnaraniWl "
1U biUO 1UOVOUVV.
with the readers of this paper, but they
wuioe grauneu to Know wiai it b as- The boiler attached to the cotton
suming a simplicity not altogether un- comDress in Charlotte exploded on last
expected by those who have given the Monday, demolishing the boiler house
ii n i , i 1 fill TV I T
and injuring the fireman.
matter any careful thought. The Dr.
Emmens proposition to build the Yad
kin Railroad may be considered as off. Do the labor organizations do credit to
He has shown disposition to auibble themselves and add popularity to their
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oruer oy going mio pojuics ana support
ing independents, or by putting out
inefficient candidates for office ? Surely
not.
Hesperothen.
for some time and as a climax has
written Theo. F. Kluttz,. Esq., to the
effect that it is probably best for both
parties to abandon the scheme. This
is not a surprise and is therefore no
disappointment. The correspondence
between , Mr. Kluttz and Dr. Emmens
will be given to the public in good
lime.
With this affair out of the way our
people naturally turn to the South
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad,
from Smithville to Bristol, and begin
to srmr ini r.fmf. sr hpmp wif.h n Villai
ned eve. the wav is onen tor this
, ,. , , , I that comes swelling in, added to our
nrnnAtu lino inn nni1 nonn a oh raiH r ... 0
steadily augmenting natural increase,
to take hold, and thev like the plans will soon now so occupy the available
fine line because they are based on Jds as to raise the price of the poorest
" J . v" land worth selling on to a point we have
OUT CYRIL'S NOONDAY OBSERVATIONS
OUT WEST. NORTII CAROLINA OFFERS
TO YOCNG MEN OF PUSH AND ENER
GY HOMES IN A CLIMATE ESPE
CIALLY FAVORED BY NATURE.
Why live in Tenements When Broad Acre
Await the Industrious.
Chicago, III., Sept. 27th '86.
Special Correspondence Carolina Watchman.
Land today inforth Carolina is com
paratively cheap. But this cannot long
coutinue. The stream of immigration
while coal abounds in
considerable quantity. The area of the
coal field is given as about three huudred
square miles.
jft is here the agriculturist reap bounti
ful harvests of corn, wheat, cot too rice,
potatoes, hay, oats, rye and every variety
of field crop. The horticulturist luxu
riates in his heavy and productive ship
ment of vegetables, while many large and
excellent ? Vineyards are scattered over
her rich and fertile lands.
She offers special inducements to the
new comer, in cheap and productive
lands, healthful climate, educational fa
cilities, and in a just and good State
fro vern men L
The South must look to its intelligent
and progressive young farmers, and to
those who are to come among us from
other States on account of climate and
dye great push-out plan now going on
among the arogant capitalists, for ad
vancement, progress and wealth.
There is more money to be made in
intelligent farming throughout the coun-
trv and more substantial health to be
gained from the pursuit than in any oth
er calling provided the farmers regulate
their labors by a just protective associa
tion. Let us reason with facts and figures.
The farm Products from 1870 to 1880
show a vast increase in productions and
values. The productions and values for
1870 were :
Cotton (bales) 3,352,317
Corn (bushels) 761,000,000
Wheat (bush) 288,000.000
Oats (bushels) 280,000,000
Tobacco (lbs) 360,000,000
For 1880 they were as follows :
Cotton (bales) 4,000,000 $ 288,000,000
Corn (bush) 1,750,000,000 520,000,000
Wheat 4bush) 459,000,000 459,000,000
Oats (bushels) 407,000,000 122,000,000
Tobacco (lbs) 473,000,000 28,000,000
This shows for 1880 an increase in pro
duction over that of 1870 of nearly 100
per cent, and that the total value of the
crops in 1870 was $2,097,000,000; so had
the prices in 1880 beeu kept up to the
same (or higher prices) as they could and
should have been, the total value of the
crops for that year would have been
about $4,000,000,000, but as it was, they
were valued at only $1,417,000,000, a loss
to the farmers in that one year of $2,583,
000.000.
Here comes in the value and benefit of
a farmers protective association. It is
NOW a necessity.
Would that our Southern farmers
would study of these matters so that they
may begin tojrealize the magnitude of the
wrongs they are suffering simply to
inflate the holdings of the usurers, the
bankers, the bondholders, the mortgage
holders and the receivers of fixed sala
ries.
We must learn to look facts square in
the face, andnot struggle obstinately
against inevitable necessities.
As I sit at my hotel window watching
the moving masses of humanity here
there and evervwhere the young man
full of promise and hope rushing aloug
with the oldest and the strongest. I ask
myself why so much rush for so little.
Why toil at fever-heat for" a few dollars
to live and die at the desk and to eke out
an existence oblivious to all the grand
beauties of nature offered in a State like
North Carolina, where health, happiness,
comfort and independence await all who
may come with the right spirit and determination.
The perfection of the body, and health,
its consequence, cannot be obtained ex
cept under conditions in harmony with
the demands of our natures; therefore
no longer wonder when I see pale
faces and emaciated forms in our large
cities, faces wearing expressions which
seems to yearn for a garden spot from
whence all the tribes of men have pro
ceeded.
It is impossible to resist with impuni
ty our own individual lotgings, therefore
our large and compact cities must return
a goodly number of her young men to the
country from whence .National aid, pro
gress and development receives its main
support. Guy Cyril.
reasonable prospects for maintenance never known.
by a freight traffic with a seaboard
connection. The line will be of great
advantage to our people if built. It
would mean more people, more busi
ness and cheaper freights. If we had
these three things Salisbury would be a
Don't existing facts prove the above
assertion?
Nearly twenty years ago, Mr. Wade of
Ohio, in a speech in the United States
Senate, predicted that by the close of the
century every acre of good agricultural
land in the Union would be worth at
least $50. That this
prediction :U1 be
even mure than voriflvl n-A mnv ulronrK-
wmc piwpuus pi,c, uu nic iwui i see. oy tne close ot the century our
era of Rowan would be better paid for popwon,attne normal rateot increase,
u i i. will be over 50 millions more than in 1880.
their products. Where will this increase in our nooula-
The board of Conntv Commissioners tion find room, and where will thev pro-
portponrf the calling of an election, I JZfjl
to. submit to the people of the Coun- Pacific. To the very farth'erest corners
ty a proposition to vote a subscription J:he P110 ae already going.
J atrWWwv V u j m. i j Wher then, will the thousands yet to
OI flUU.UUt) to the road, lney acted come to our shores find room for comfor-
they thought best, with the lights and happy homes
befere them. The time was inoooor-
. ? " ill v luaav liiuuu I vKaiUlUlf: 111H Ultl
tune and all the information desired by I North State, and see what she offers
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Let
West
the young men of the North and
make inquiry regardinsr the old
board not at hand. This action
not mean and7 must not be con-
as
those who desire to build up comfor-
uiuie aim nappy nomes. instead ot re-
maining cooped up in large cities, the
meaning opposition to the "Wy of whom, hold positions barely
TrW , as I ahla t r annnAvf tlu.m fHnM a
w w oujvi v Duciu ijum vcur iv year.
lo the investor and capitalist the
State of North Carolina offers:
pa.pl. of the town and many . ttakffiSllJEH
ft . I " - a : " Mvvvooiun?
country iavor the road and they will and profitably cultivated and made to
the
does
sidered
scheme as proposed by the S. A. ft N.
W. K. K. Co. It is a fact that the
.1.1 X L .. V .1 .
ci uiTuraoiy wnen me time comes.
lhere is now no competing scheme to
divide the attention of
that the sentiment will be as a unit in
produce nearly every cerial grown.
me larger portion ot the State eniovs
a climate distinctively healthy, due both
the public so location and configuration of the
' AnnntnT Viua liL ........4 r
iitt ivi iuui pan, 11 om
maianai swamps, tanned bv hftalthfn
. 1 ri j ucnuuiui
iavor of this road and they may depend breeies, occasioned by the diversified
on the hearty co
fa in this section
am the hearty co-operation of the r-. eontour ! t?e . country, the fertile
,1 . ',. ' ianas are aamiraoiv adopted to
rliA 'mitAi . . f . 1 H 1 .
mo uu run ui a, luriie uodu aunn in
health, wealth and haDoiness.
r tt a rr-i i .1 TB "tYC?llJ "l um n ana elevation
jr, . jx. ueiper is aomg a great wittun tbe borders of her province. ter
Am tor Worth Carolina by the liberal " ran8e .of products from those of
it ii a nana .a hAa r j
ascof his facile pen. He is just now is- tudcsT -
uing 25,000 copies of a pamphlet Principal agricultural products
.devoted to the attractions nf fK- r. f?" cotton- wheat. rice, tobacco, rye
-" ' T www inn on ftnrtl nnta un( k.l.. L
which aj;e for general distribution, both grown in abundance and with profit.
mm country and in Europe. - iLzSJSS J2&?
character, seems to have unrivalW mm.
The Charlotte Evening CheenUU had to cities.
Apologize for announcing the marriage of Her. minig wealth is inexhaustible,
white couple as taking place in "high eraUfnr 7X1 U8elul min'
Zaa d .w SS m 2 leraisfor the elevaUon and advancement
MEHpNEY
BfjO'S.
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LADIES'
Everything New
in
For years we have been leading
ladies fine dress goods. We do not hesi
tate to say that we hare outdone every
former purchase in this line for the
fall and winter trade of 1886. We present
an unequalled line of CASHIERES,
Camel's Hair,
Homespun,
Cassimeres,
Flannels,
Broad Wails,
Norfolk Suitings
And a great variety of pther new and at
tractive designs in dress goods.
We ran match our dress goods with all
the latest trimmings, such as striped plush.
striped velvets, moss, astrakhan, Fur, solid
velvets and velveteens in all color: chenille
fringe, a full line of jet aud passementerie.
We call special attention to our.
25 CENT DRESS GOODS
the best we have ever been able to offer to
our trade.
Ladies full regular hose for 25 ccnt$I
An immense stock of ribbed hose
children.
for
In the Sermon
C'OCRT, OCTOBKH
5TB, 18B6.
George H. Shaver, Plaintiff
Margaret Brasher,
Warrant of At-
Zaoh. Bacfamein and
Defendants.
SUice of Summons and
tachmtnt.
The defenbants above named Will take
notice that a summons in the above enti
tled action wag issued agaibst said de ten
ants on the 11th day of September 1886,
by J. M. Horah Clerk of the Superior Court
of Rowan County, for the sum of two
thousand dollars due said plaintiff by con
tract as a reward for the arrest of one John
Henry Green, and the recovery of certain
tnonyes alleged to have been stolen by him,
which summons is returnable to the next
term of the Superior Court of Rowan Coun
ty to be held at the Court House in Salis
bury on the eleventh Monday after the first
Monday in September 1886. The said
defendants will also take notice that a
warrant of attachment was issued bv said
Clerk of said Court on the eleventh day of
September 1886, against the property of
said defendants which warrant is returna
ble before the said Superior Court of Row
an County at the time and place above
named for the return of the summons,
when and where the defendants are requir
ed to appear and answer or demur to the
complaint of plaintiff, and let the said de
fendants take notice that if they fail to
answer the said complaint during said
Term, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded iu the complaint.
It appearing to the Court that the de
fendants aliove named are non-fesid nts of
this State and have property therein, and
that the plaintiff has a good cause of action
against them, and has caused process to be
issued agninst them which has Ween re
turned as hereinbefore stated, it is ordered
that publication of this notice of summons
and warrant or attachment !e published
for six successive weeks iu the Carolina
Watchmak, a weekly newspaper publish
ed in the town of Salisbury in said county.
J M. HORAH, GTk of I he
Superior Court of Rowan Co.
Tho. F. Kluttz, Attorney for Plaintiff.
50:6w.
Magic Baking Powder,
Manufactured by F. Davidson & Co.
SALI3BUBY, 27. C-
IS p it up and sold la Tin cans, and It recommends
to t e public lor its st-knoth. unitokmitt,
lstnr Qualities. It is also economical and
IS p
lUMd
nnrl
whol some jf Ask your Oncer for the
3Ingrio Baking Powder.
T:tf
SPECIAL ATTENTION
IS CALLED TO THE
t ar m
1
f Connelly Springs
LADIES WRAPS
A large assortment consisting of Jackets,
New Markets, &c, tfce. Large lot of chil-i
drens wraps.
Latest novelties in ladies Jerseys.
A complete assortment of embroidered
handkerchiefs, white and colored.
UNDER WEAR.
Gknt's, Ladies and children's underwear
in great profusion. The finest Hue in the
town. See it before purchasing.
Polo and Jersey caps for children at
25 centa.
Misses Electric gossamer for only one
dollar!
Ladies Electric gossamer for one dollar
and a quarter. Our line of
is- complete.
Our stock is without a parallel in this
market and our prices defy comparison. It
is certainly to your advantage to pee our
stock and hear our prices before trading.
MERONEY & BR0.
50:tf.
Rubber goods
Congressional Canvass.
Henderson's Appointments.
Eldorado, do Thursday, Oct. Y
Gold-Hill, Rowan county, Friday, " 8
Morgan's, do Saturday. M 9.
China Grove, do Monday, " 11
Mscksville, Davie county, Tuesday, " 12
Olio, Iredell county, Wednesday, " 13
Sloan' Store, do Thursday, 14.
Brady's X Roads, Iredell eo. Friday; " 15
Mooresville, do Saturday, " 16
Catawba, Catawba co. Monday. " 18.
Hickory, do Tuesday, 19
Newton, do Wednesday, M 20
Kecversville, do Thursday, " 21.
SberriU's Store, do Friday, 22.
Statesville, Iredell county, Saturday, 11 23.
Fork Church, Davie county, Monday, u 25.
Farmington, do Tuesday, " 26
Thomasville, Davidson co., Saturday, " 30
Third Creek, Rowan co., Monday, How L
colored circles
pardpnabie, and
isat is simply uo
the groom would be
-justified in having personal satisfaction.
The white Democratic editor who writes
'feifth colored circle," needs a licking
frvm some source.
of mankind.
The facilities for manufacturing are
not surpassed by any other locaiitv in
L o.?heaggregate water Pwer
2 T0?0Jhorse tPower, and this force
is distributed over her entire section.
GohTis found in thirty-three counties.
W fiROYALffteat Ik
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder aerer varies. A marvel ot v
S'.reagtb,and wholesomenesa. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude ot low (est, shro
weignt. aiumorpnospuatepowaers. joia oniyni
eB Rota i. IWbinu rowDitCo., 1W Wall WLM.I
ope;n i;e;tte;h i
Office of
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Salisbury, Oct 7th '86.
To the Public:
I Have just returned
from New York and Phil
tit' -
aaetpma ivitn a general
stock of goods, the best I
have ever had. 1 hey are
now ready for inspection.
I shall be pleased to see
all my old customers and
event body else in search
of goods in my line, and 1
assure alb that by an ex
amination of my stock, be
fore purchasing elsewhere
they can save money.
My line of Dress Goods
and Ready-made Cloth
ing is unusually fine. I
invite comparison. You
will find them at bottom
prices. I have also a full
line of first class Groceries
which are offered as low
as such things can be sold
at elsewhere.
Very respectfully,
R. J. HOLMES.
50:2m.
CHEAPER & LARGER
THAN EVER!!
J. S. McCubbins has just received the
largest and most complete stock of new
SPRING AND SUMMER
goods that he bas ever offered to the pub
lic: Consisting of Dry Goods. .Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Drugs, Mats,
Clothing, Provisions, Crockery and Glass
ware, and a full line ot high grade
Fertilizers
For Cotton and Tobacco, all of which is
offered very cheap for Cash, Barter, or good
Chattle Mortgages.
Don't fail to go and see him at No. 1,
Murphy's Granite Row, Salisbury, N. C.
COMMONER'S SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a decree of Rowan Superior
Court made at August term 18S6, in the
case of Chas Price, artur. of J. N. B. John
son et al, vs Tobias Kesler. I will offer at
public sale at the Court House door in
Salisbury, on
M0NDJUT, NOVEMBER 1st 18S6,
that valuable tract of laud known as the
"Powe Place," situate in Rowan County, on
the Miller's Ferry Road, about five miles
from Salisbury, adjoining the lands of Dr.
I. W. Jones, Thos. Kerns and others, con
taining about 284 acres. This is a splendid
tract of land, good soil, and well timbered
and watered
Biddings will open at last bid of $1884.96.
Terms: One-third cash on confirmation of
sale, balance in six months with interest at
eight per cent, from date of confirmation.
Title reserved till all the purchase money
is paid. TUEO. F. KLUTTZ,
Commissioner.
Salisbury N. C. Oct. 5th, 1880. 50:4t.
Administrator's Notice,
Having taken out letters of administra
tion upon the estate of Samuel Linn, deed,
al! persons iudebted to the said estate are
hereby re quested to make promptsetllc
ment of their indebtedness, and all persons
having claims against the estate are hereby
notified to present them to us on or before
the Cth day of October 1887, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
C. A. Linn, ) Admins-
D. W. Bostian, ( t raters.
Oct. 6th, 1886. 50:4w.
HOTEL.
Xcard Station, W. N. C. B. B.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ST
LEADING PHYSICIANS
ALL OVjcR the state.
Accommodations for
BOARD
Th9 BEST in Western N. 0.
Analysis of the water, terms, and si) com
munications, will be promptly answered
either by ns at Salisbury, N. C, or at Hap
py Home, Burke county, N. C.
MERONEY & BRO.
38 :3m Proprietors.
ft LOSING OUT!
The firm of J.
0
H. THOMPSON'S
SONS, have this day dissolved co
partnership by mutual consent. They
have on hand a laru'c lot of wagons,
Plows, Feed Cutters &c, &., which they
offer at cost, for cash, fn order that Jffey
may close up the business between this and
the 1st day of January 1887. All indebted
to the above firm will please call at once
and settle their notes and accounts; other
wise they will be put iu the hands of an
officer for collection. Respectfully,
J. H. Thompson s Sons.
Tyro Shops, Davidson Co., Sept. 23d, 1886.
49 :2 m.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
OF LAND.
In pursuance of an order of tho Superior
Court of Rowan, made at August term
1886. in the case of John C. Foard vs R. F.
Johnston. I will sell at the Court House
door in Salisbury, on MONDAY the 1st
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 186. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing tract.of land, situated in Rowan county
and State of North Carolina, described as
follows:
Known as the ltNeelv Mills lands" and
J. G. Flemming lands" adjoining J. G.
Flemming on tne North, Mrs. Carson on
the East, John Carson and Jesse Powlason
the South, and J. D. Johnston and wife
and Dr. D. B. Wood on the West Con
taining one hundred and twenty-one acres.
together with eight acres more cr less
known as part of Kiipatnck lands, adjoin-
ing J. a. I nompson anu nuuwio s ntn
and E. L. Johnston. Terms of sale cash.
L. H. CLEMENT, Com'r.
Dated Sept. 23-1, 1886. 4:tds.
FOR SALE OR RENT
3 Small Houses. Apply to
J. S. McCUBBINS, Sr.
April 1st, 1886.
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GERMAN CARP:-
-sonda. For tei u v
iSMtr , S. C.
address w
I can turn tan carp
lame or small, tn anv
uDHtj. ior Mocciacr
R. r KA LEV. Sat-
ST.tf.
NORTH CAROLINA In the Superior
ROWAN COUNTY. ) Court.
AUGTST 21st 1886.
J N Baker, J F Baker, W H Alley and
wife Margaret Alley, W J Oyercash and
wife Mary D Overcash, Frances E Sherrill,
Mary M toherrill and Bruncr A Sherrill in
fants under the age of twenty one vears by
their nest friend W T. Sherrill, O V Baker
and N I Baker infants under the age of
twenty-one years by their guardian E T
Goodman; D C Baker, N Baiter and D
Baker infants under the age of twenty
one years hy their guardian
Jacob M Eudy Prffs.
Against
Florence Collins, Dcf ts.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court by affidavit that Florence Collins,
the defendant above named is a non-resident
of this State and cannot after due
diligence be found in this State and that
she is a necessary party to the above
named action.
It is now on motion ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the
Carolina Watchman for six successive
weeks notifying the said Florence the de
fendant above named, to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior Court,
for the County of Rowan on the 9th day
of October 1886 and answer the complaint
filed iu this action in the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court, and let her take
notice that if she fail to answer the said
complaint within that time, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Given under my hand this 21st dav of
August 1886. J. M. HORAH, Clerk
Superior Court Rowan Co.
Notice of Dissolution.
The firm of P. M. Brown & Co., Wtt9 tj
WI vs sows v -v iinn nai ',,uSCni W
Falconer withdrawing, f. M. Bro
'"luiiiut uusiiicniu an hs branch.
Either partner will sign in liquidation
. P. M. Bkown,
W. A. Falconf.m
Salisbury, N. C. July 19, 'W. 40;,
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NOTICE !
Y order of tne Superior Court of Ala.
ander Const ,1 will re-sell, oo . iu
premises, on Monday, tne
October, a certain tract ot iZ
Rowan county, ljlng om ttoe waters 0f 5
Creek, adjolfdnjf tlie lands of James Cow
tenry Burke, anri others, belonging tn th.
state of Eduaoiwi Burke, deceaaii i.h.e
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Price 50 cents at druggists; by mall, registered to
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W. P. ELLIOTT
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
SALISBURY,!!. C.
I wish to state to the citizens of Salis
bury and surrounding rJbuntry, that I am
located at Salisbury N. C. for the purpose
, of constructing buildings of all styles and
nnisn. Am a practical builder of sev
eral years experience and guarantee sat
isfaction. Parties wishing to see me on
building will find me at the residence of
Mr. Willie Gales. Very Res'pt,
W. ELLIOTT,
45:3t. Salisbury N. CY
FOR SALE.
A valuable tract of land, 198 acres; two
miles from Back Cn-ek church, Rowan
county. Rich bottoms and fine uplands. A
splendid farm with all improvements. A
bargain for somebody. Terms reasonable,.
Mrs. II. N. Goodman (adjoining place),
will show the lands. Apply to her, or write
John D. Cochkan,
48:1m. p. Hodges. S. C.
Land For Sale.
The Undersigned offers his valuable
plantation of 115 acres on Second Creek 8
miles west of Salisbury for sale. Tt is
valuab'e property, and a bargain will be
given if application is made early.
43:1m. H. E. Nail.
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OF
VALUABLE LANDS !
FOR CASH,
At the Court House in Salisbury, on the 1st
Monday in November, 188G.
A Valuable Farm, situated in Unity
Township, Rowan County, about 9 miles
from Salisburv, on tne waters of Second
Creek, near the Wilkesboro road, adjoin
ing the lands of James Holt, Calvin Har
rison and others, containing about 144
acres, nearly one-half of which is Second
Creek bottom, heavily timbered. On the
place is a good frame house, barn, well,
and necessary out buildings, all new.
There are also 26 acres on Bearer Creek
Terms cash. For information and all
particulars apply to
thku. Jr. itiiu rrz, Attorney,
Salisbury, N. C, or
Mns. JENNIE C. McCORKLE,
48-.tds. Jerusalem, Davie Co., N.C.
September 23d, 186.
BROWN'S
Clothing Emporium.
FALL OPENING!
New Fall mid Winter styles
of ready-made Clothing for
men, youth, boys and children.
2 he largest variety and most
correct styles j)f reliable Cloth
ing ever produced in this town,
which I am selling at the very
lowest possible prices
Men's Fall Suits, 6i 8, 10, 12, 15,
and $18.
Men's Winter Suite, Silk and Satin Lined Throughout
20, 22, 25, 28, and $30.
Men's Business Suits, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18 and $20.
Men's Dress Suits, 18, 20, 25 and $30.
1 ,000 OVERCOATS ! -
All sizes, styles and prices, for men, youths and boys.
HATS!
My line of new hats have never been equalled in
See them before investing.
Salisbury.
T
LIME!
AXB SLA CITED,
FOR COMPOSTING and other Agricultural aad
DEODORIZING purposes-at tne low price or
76 eta. per barrel.
. I- HOT.UXS
Owing to the increased demand I have purchased the largest
stock of shoes and boots ever shipped here, and am better prc
pared to suit customers than ever before.
ALSO ik VERY EXTENSIVE
Men's Furnishing Department,
Don't fail to see my new stock of underwear.
M. S. BROWN.