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Carolina Watchman. i LOCAL. THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1886. . ..i.,.i.,mri.villnnnn mntters&d well as by the regular perusal of itsnly wuined to defeat the Democratic party, lney jumped Irom toe frying Subscription Rates. i yi i: ri 1 ,.ot. nt rue iutoihw J. liu BUUaui . Watchman are as loiioua . 1 year, paid in advance, ? njiviirt ueiayiui oiiim n."" w MvmH del'ed 12 iuois2.50 weeks from next Saturday till The Scientific American, published by Munn & Co., New York, presents weekly to its readers the best and most reliable record of various improvements in ma chinery, while the scientific progress of the country can in no way be gleaned 6G pages. TheTiunterseome home at night full handed. This kind of sport is good exer cise for those whose occupation keeps them in doors the year around. The fun however, disappears when the hunter leaves the field of excitement to wend homeward his weary way, or homeward wends his weary way, or his weary way homeward wends. The election brought out one fact at the Salisbury box, and that was that the third party men some of them vot ed the regular Republican ticket. This simp ly means, as the .w ajchman .ha3 before intimated, that the third pajiy people MINING D E P A RT MENT . "a .11 T. K. ItRUKKft, EDITOR. Seven The ten cent show will jirobably re- ii n i ' .ii ii iuvui - Mr. C. BE Bruncr, Washington D. C, Snow is reported in the mountains of stern tarumm. Mrs. Senator Vance spent a few hours ilU J vv w . m Bill Arp-spent last Sunday and Monday Jas. H. McKenzie and wife are visiting r-i - - i- - . Meclenburg l air, tins wee. Mrs. C. R. Barker jmd Miss Carrie visitintr relations in Charlotte. a wn o The variety stores are beginning to mako preparations for large stocks of Christmas goods. Senator Vance spent part of two days here this week. He is always a welcome visitor. Mrs. Benj. Sumner, of Lincolnton, has been on a visit to friends in Rowan, but has returned. Miss Anna Holmes, after a pleasant sojourn of nearly a year in Asheville, has returned. - Charles Overman, Sr. bid his many friends adieu on Monday, and will make Charlotte his-future home. At a certain precinct in this, county one man objected" to voting for Sheriff Krider, because he had never put him on the jury. - The North Carolina Teacher i for Oc tober has been received. It is neatly printed and of great interest to the school teacher. Maj. T. H. Hill has been appointed general baggage Agent of the W. N. C. Division of the R. & D. R. R., with head quarters at Richmond, Va. The crowd at the Fair at Raleigh on Thursday, was. estimated at 11,000. Those 'who went from this place were yd eased with the exhibit. I Rev. If. Blair of the Rowan Circuit oc cupied the pulpit at the Methodist church here on Sunday night and preached ac ceptably to a large congregation. Mrs. and the Misses Whitehead, of Richmond, Va. who havo spent the summer in the Mountains, are in Balis bury, and will spend some time here. Bethel Methodist church, on the Row an circuit, will be dedicated on the 3d Sunday in this month. Rev. V. S. Creasy will preach the dedicatory sermon. Lieut. Richard Henderson of the U. S. Navy, after a cruise of three years in Central and South America, has returned on a leave of absence to his home in Sal isbury. J. D. Gaskill is on the cotton market as a buyer. He is no stranger in the cot ton trade of Salisbury. This gives the town another buver and insures better prices. Rowan's old king bee Republican came to town last Saturday and there was de liberating done among the brethren; but they concluded to take Boss Mott's ad vice and not oppose the democratic ticket. "Mr. Higgins has left in the Watchman cabinet four old hunting knives, the youngest made in .1812. They are curious in shape and largejn size. They are likely to fall into the hands of "some hunter after " curios." Miss MeCntley, wft0 recently moved to Salisbury from Baltimore, has opened a denominational school in " Brooklyn." She has fifteen pupilsv and a promise of half dozen more. The school is probably conducted under the auspices of the church of the Sacred Heart, of this city. The proposed railroad a subscription to which Rowan county is called upon to vote; runs through that section of South f Carolina which sends hundreds of orders to this place for hay and is debarred from purchasing all of the hay that can be made in this county on account of high freights sending it in such a round about way. There is a grave in the English Ceme : tcry that is supposed to have been made during, the war. On the almost decayed wooden head board is the following in scriptionCol. F. M. Kent 1st La. Regu lars. There are other letters on the board that are effaced to such an extent that i they cannot be made out. A pet dog arrived here this week that was shipped by Express from San Fran cisco Cal., in a caged box. It bel oners to Lieut. Henderson, who purchased him, in Peru. The privilege of the old war vessel Shenandoah, was extended to "Jack" for two-andahalf years. He is too young to remember when Judge Settle lived in Peru, but he no doubt heard of it. Late last Saturday night, a woodpile The ten cent show held forth here on Saturday afternoon and at night. The canvass was full to overflowing at both performances and is conceded to be the best show that has exhibited here under canvass, in some time notwithstanding the admittance fee was only a dime. The trapeze performance was exceptionally fine. The statement published in the Watch man and copied from a Concord paper, to the effect that Rev. Mr. Smith would leave Salisbury soon and return to Con cord to live, is untrue. That gentleman announced his intention to remain in Salisbury the entire length of his term, and so announced to his congregation on last Sunday. The item as copied seemed to be authoritative and it did not occur to the reporter to enquire into the truth fulness of the report. There was an independent-anti-pro- bition-liberal-republican-democratic tick et printed at the Star of Zion office con ducted bv negroes but for some cause they were not permitted to be dis tributed and the "faithful" stayed largely at home. The names on this ticket would amuse any one. They were all, or nearly so, old aspirants for office; have been trying for years to get a place but the people have not recognized them. We shall not give their names, though ; Phosphate Mining. The North Carolina Phosphate Com pany is composed of natives of the "Old N"rrth State." Thpv mint tb crude mn. pan into the fiife. Whendid the Republi- at "Castle Haynes," near Wilming- can party advocate anything pure and tODj and grind it at Reigh; the product goodf What is there in the history of the u called "Lime. Phosphate." The mate party in this State to induce Democrats M lSTcduced itt Frisley Loucap mills , - F""f and the mechanical it hoWout promises to the third party , wU1 toiKf ueware: Tne .Republican party is Lj uvtuiug 14 uui i kruuiiuig jjuiy. i ML'V began years ago promising the deluded negroes 40 acres and a mule and they have been promising ever since. The; are capable of promising the third party he does excellent work. Samson Jordan says he can pick 275 lbs of cotton in a davjrifh one hand on his knee--do you believe it Thos. Watson's tobacco was badly bitten by the frost he says he will not raise any more. Tom Robinson raised two bams of tobacco. He says he got t he second barn to about the right yellow and went to the house to get a drink of water. When he returned it was as black as bis old hat. The to Imoco curer has got to keep two eyes wide open and go thirsty if need be. - M. condition is excel grind -o tons per A railroad runs through the mills, which expedites the handling of the ma-1 terial. The company have large orders ahead, and these are being contiually ded to, so that the capacity of the mills has been kept on a strain to supply this the abolishment of the whole whisky Valuable product, which in many cases is vranic, uuv vuey nave noi mucu oi a rec- delivered direct to the mg the ord for keeping promises. commissions of middle men. To tri idea of the proportions of the business, it may be remarked that the company have declined a cash offer of $30,000 for one of their phosphate beds. It is one of the greatest coming enterprises in the State. W. G. Lewis, Engineer of the Board of Agriculture, in reporting on the phos phate bed at Castle Haynes says : "There is a stratum of seven inches of lime rock near the surface and the con- We are somewhat surprised to notice that the University Magazine approves of Henry George, whose doctrine is that the State should own all the land; a doctrine which, if carried into effect, would result in ten times the misery which absentee landlordism has inflicted on Ireland. - The American system of letting every man who has industry and thrift become a freeholder, has been so glorious in its results that only an iconoclast would desire to destroy it. News-Observer. Young Ladies Entertainment. The young ladies of St. Luke's church gave an entertainment at the Mt. Vernon Hotel on last Tuesday evening, which was a success in two ways gunuine pleasure and a fair financial return for the labor bestowed. The following pro gramme was rendered : "Souate Pathetigue" Beethoven Miss Linda Ilumnlte. glomerate of phosphatic nodules averages The man who has labor to sell has iust the same rights as the man who agrees to purchase the labor at a stipu lated price, and he has no more. So far as rights are involved in this case, the manufacturers have the same right to decree a lock-out as the operatives have to decree a strike. Phil. North Ameri can, Rep. MECKLENBURG E ;, ' " u - i i .1 . f ' " 1 "'--i i-'vvtvf ; Wat Z , - " . IRON WORKS. ' A . . ' ;',:' " ., ' - ' . ' - a!i fjr i ri .1 v --:wk: "TitaUia" Jane. S. Toi-ru. Miss M. Mock. "Darius Green and his flying machine." Miss Bingham. "Over the Stars" (duet) Abt. Misses White and Freer. "Selections" C sharp, minor LViopin. Miss Roberts. "Finger Post" (vocal) Mrs A. H. Boyden. "Satellite" Alden. Miss Black mer. "Fly Tender Birdling" (duet) Abt. Mrs. Boyden and Miss Mock. The Programme speaks for itself. It is composed of superior selections and was rendered in the best of style. Miss Bing ham won an encore by her realistic ren dition of the humorous selection. Lunch was served immediately" after the completion of the programme, and was composed of tempting salids and the simple list would make the people of sweet meats and presided over by the Rowan laugh. and As will be seen by the returns, Judge Montgomery has fallen behind the ticket in Rowan. The Watchman opposed him before his nomination ho was appointed not elected then but as soon as the assembled Democrats of this judicial dis trict said that he was the nominee of the party, our objections gave way and Judge Montgomery received, our support and our vote. This is more than some of the boasted "simon pure" would-bo leaders in Rowan can say. However, there is probably no danger of Judge Montgom ery being defeated, but if he had been, the Watchman would have been pre pared to name some who scratched his name on Tuesday. The recent contract entered Into be tween the town of Salisbury and the Water works Company was published in full in this paper a few Issues back, and is worded and Written -so plain that the wavfaring man though a fool heed not err therein. Nothing short of the Yadkin river through town will supply "free" water. The town pays for the water it is to - use and those of our citizens who desire it may secure a water privilege "from this company. There is no city in the world which furnishes water free to inhabitants. There will be two public drinking places and two public fountains, ut that is all that will be "free," and that much is made so purely by the courtesy of the contracting company. a depth of four and one-half feet below the surface. The stratum of Ccnglomer- rate averages about two and one-half feet thick and yields about 10,000 tons to- the acre. Dr. Hogg thinks it underlies a large part of that section, making off from Castle Haynes in a north westeruly and a southwesterly direction. The use of the fertilizer which he made, without acid or skilled labor, shows about 300 per cent, increase in corn and a great er increase in oats over the land without the phosphate. The increase in yield of oats was so great tliat it could not easily be estimated. It was used on poor sandy land." ft. There are large deposits of phosphatic nodules in carbonate of lime in eastern Carolina. The beds are exposed where entertaining ladies of the 1 , . .. , Ul YI1C1C U11UIIC3 11UY13 UCCU UUg. 4. UO EXCELSIOR I RON WORKS (INCORPORATED,) No. 100 Clinton Streat, Chica go, Illinois, BOILERS AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY graceful church. It was of such pleasant nature that the public are already inquiring where they shall .have the second of the series. An Historic Ei Mr. N. S. Higgins of this place has a ring set with a part of a very old mosaic lion, front the Bvzera, Carthacre. It is 2000 vears old and came from near site of the temple of Astarte, which was the Juno of the Phoenieinns, and was in the vicinity of the temple dedicated to Diana. The setting formed part of the pavement of the temple 'which represent ed the chase of wild beasts. This mosaic is the only one saved representing that class of mosaic work, which was made at the most flourishing period of Carthage's existance. The mosaic from which this ring stone came was sent to this country as a gift and is now in the Smithsonian Institution at Washington. Mr. Higgins secured the chip which made the setting, in 1876, while at the Philadelphia Centennial. territory is large, but need have no par ticular outlining here. The point to get atlManufacturor's of Mining Ma is the value of the material, as there is no I 1 r n 1 i 1 if A , 4,, enmery of all kinds, also Ma- room to doubt its abundance. "Thoj J 1 nodules," says Engineer Lewis, "of this jchinery for the treatment 01 conglomerate bed are of all sizes from a pumpkin to a bean. They arc smaller about Wilmington and Castle Haynes overand larger at French's. They are of all thc snapes, duc ior uie most part Kianey ana egg shaped. Some are perforated, though much less so than South Carolina rock. Color; light grey to greenish black. Freshly broken or rubbed together they give the odor of burnt powder, character istic of such phosphates. Their specific gravity is 2.G to 2.7." ANALYSES OF NODULES. The first two are analyses of single nodules taken from the conglomerate at Castle Haynes, while the third is from the analysis of a collection of such nodu les ground up together. GOLD, SILVER, COPPER and LEAD MINING MACHINERY, STAMPTHILLS,' CORNISH PUMPS Correspondence Solicited. ?L .ss WILKES, ORES BY County Affairs. The county commissioners met on last Monday with a full quorum present. The usual routine business was transacted. Adam Brown, keeper of the poor house reported an average of 19 paupers 8 white and 11 negroes for the month of October; itemized statement for maintain ing these paupers, was $33.48. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE. The report of the finance committee for the quarter ending Oct. 31st was as follows : ' To cash on hand at last report " " collected since Station. Band and Carbonate No. jlusolubiei ol LUue j .matter j per cent, per cent. 22.0T I 42.12 .ri.52 i0.45 19S1 21 34 Phosphate Fqulval uf Lime i ent to PhosAcid ! per cent. 9.1T per cent. 20.50 33 97 3U.0 15.6T H.l The cement between the nobules is composed of comminuted shells, with sand at some localities." This cement taken'from Castle Haynes contains: Sand and lnsoluabie matter a.u per cent. Carbonate of Lime so.so - " Phospnale of Lime l.4 41 " Equivalent to Phosphoric Acid. 0. " " Milling, Smelting or Concentration Administrator's Notice, ! Having taken out letters of administra j tion upon the estate of Samuel; Linn, deed, ; all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to make prompt settle ment of their indebtedness, and all persons having claims against the estate are hereby I notified to prescnt them to us on or beforo J the 6th day of October 1887, or this notice wi 3,305.06 826.85 Total By poor vouchers- 1143.35 " county " 2090.53 To amt. in Treaurers hands 4,131.91 3239.88 892.03 4131.91 i&aj. Chas. H. Smith (Bill Arp) lectured on Wit and Humor at Meroney's Hall on Thursday night of last week to an appreciative audience. He began by giving a history of the original Bill Arp, and why he adopted the name as his non de plume. His lecturo was a review of the past, present and futuro of the South, and was brimNill of solid facts, interspersed with anecdote and humor sufficient to such as illustration and the more forcibly to impress his hearers with the truths of his ideas. He is h man about five feet six inches high, bald, with moustache and chin whiskers, and be tween sixty and sixty-five years of age. His resemblance to the late Col. J. BL, McCorkle was generally remarked upon. The Watchman has carefully avoided the subject of prohibition during this campaign for no other purpose than the fear of mixing that moral question with the politics of the county. Now that that danger is past, We throw open the columns of this paper to those who care to be lieard on the temperance question. Under our local option laws it is quite possible to remove the traffic from the town, and, indeed, from the borders of the county. The Watchman is and has been a temperance paper and we are willing and ready now to lend our aid to the cause. Our first duty was to the Democratic party; that has been careful ly performed and the result is gratifying. We now bow to the friends of temper ance and say "wo are ready to help you.' Thft month) v rrnnrf nf tit a Semwfanr , j . . v,y... j I Ci T t,i ui .. n-- r ...:u... and Treasurer of the Salisbury Building EnockrHle-A. Yast, W. C. Rose, W.T.h! and Loan Association shows as follows : Plaster, J. A. Lipe; Locke J. A. Fisher, lotal JNo. of shares in first series 606: in r . M. Tarr, J. t. Kobinson, Jesse r. W lse Potash varies from 0.4 to 1.5 per cent. The composition and value of the con glomerate, taken as a whole may be illustrated by giving analysis No. 2,333. "The specimen, fresh from the mill, con- j gical Works. tamed moisture 1.3U per cent, calculated on the sample dried at 212F. process. Estimates, plans and specifi cations furnished for Metallur- II be plead in bar of their recovery. C. A. Linn, ) Admin D. W. Bostiaw,3 S Oct. Cth, 1886. tratnrs. 50:4w. Manufacturers of the celebrated Total? The commissioners ordered an election to submit to the people the question of subscribing $100,000 to the Atlantic and Southwestern Railway, to be held at the several precinets in this county on the 21st day of December 1886 LIST OF fiEGISTRARS. Salisbury J. Frank McCubbins; Frank lin Wilson Trott; Unity Jno. A. Bailey; Att Vernon W. G. Watson; 3rcZ Creek Jesse Powlas; Mt. Ulla Jesse W. Miller; Steeler-W. L. Kcstler; Coleman's Store W. A- Houclq Enochi'illeH. R. Plaster; Locke C ,11. McKenzie; China Grove J. L. Sifford: Boatian's X Roada3. A. Eddleman; Meilign Mill J. II. Heilig; Gold Hill F. H. Mauney ; Bernhardt' a Mill A. W. Kluttz; Morgan Paul C. Shaver; Hatter Shops S. A. Earn hart. Rowan Academy Alex Peeler. JUDGES OF ELECTION. Salisbury Jno. Beard, CD. Crawford, J. A. Rendleman, J. Allen Brown; Frank lin Geo. T. Thomason, H.G. Miller, Jas. M. Monroe, II. C. Bost; Unit)fM. S. Fra ley, W. A. Thomason, H. C Gillian, J. K. Culbertson; Mt. Vernon Win. Carson, W. Ajuckey Sr, S. M. Hobson, R. N, Flemiffg; 3rd Creek Joseph Barber, R. M. Roseboro, B. A. Knox, Jas. Lippard; Mt. Ulla Jno. K. Goodman, A. E. Sher rill, Jno. T. Goodman, J. K. Graham; Steele J. M. Harrison, J. F. Stansill, Geo. Hall, Calvin Kluttz ; Atwcll D. A. Carbonate of Lime 64,38 PlKwphate of Uiae... ....11.18 Magnesia o.si Potash .' o.4o Sulphates and Chlorides traces Sana, sojuoh- silica, oxide oi iron, alumina, &c, undetermined J3.37 Equivalent to pliospholc actd per cent. Mean Contra lor 100,00 5.11 AN second series 318; total Of shares in both series 924. The receipt for the month of October were $1,788.79. mi l .i . a ... ineassois oi ine .association are on secured loans $5,950.70 Balance in bank 445.75 -el Total 6,395.75 The above extract from the October on the premises of Mr. S. H. Wiley caught report shows that the association is doing fire from a trash pile near by on which good work. "The monthly receipts now hot ashes had been thrown during the aggregate $1,788 which goes directly into day. There was but little loss, but it the permanent improvement of the town, might have resulted in serious destroc- In the course of a few years this will tion "had it not been discovered, as the make a vast difference ia-iho appearauce ii'OiV mla n'iij iw-..M a 1 ..... X W 1 I m mM a ! Tl Ml m -v ii win aiso aai greatly to man; Ltuna Grove K. b. V. hechler, J. M. Eddleman, Jno. Sloop, Jno. E. Deaton; Bastion's X Roads J. Lr. (iraeber, J. L. Rendleman, Ir. M. A. J. Roseman, Geo. W. Kerns; Heilig's Mill A. W. Rusher, Jno. D. A. Brown, C. H. Heilig, Isaac Julian; Gold Hill Jno. C. Snuggs, A. C. Mauney, J. W. Noah, E. Mauney; Bern hardt' Mill Ofawford A. Miller, Moses A. Fesperraan, U. E. Miller, EJi Hol shoaser Sr; Morgan J, W. Miller, J. J. Newman, Wiley Bean, Eli Wyatt; Hat ter Shojjs Albert Lyerly, T. D. Roseman, David Pool, Cornelius Kestler; Rowan Academy H. fj. Peeler. Jacob Trexler, Louis Agner, Hoses Peeler. woor pno was near a other out houses. large stable and of the town. the taxable property of the place, Of If You Wish a Good Article Pi.cc TottAceo, ask your dealer for "Old Rip." tural value of these phosphates were tested in 1S84, and it was from tho ex ceptional results then obtained that the N. C. Phosphate Co. was organized. Since organization they have done a prosper ous business, and as before remarked, it is destined to reach gigantic proportions as an industry in this State in the near future. For specifiic information in re gard to the business, -address Mr. P. M. Wilson, Raleigh, Nv C. and for general information as to extent of formation and values, as determined "by-'analyses, ad dress Dr. C. W. Dabncy, Jr., State Chem ist, Raleigh. LIST OF LETTERS. List of letters remaining in post office at Salisbury, N. C, for the week ending Oct. 30, 1886. Annie Henderson, Caroline Henderson, R B Anderson, H E Bergen, John A Bai ley, H Barringer, J C Bozle, Mr Banks John Cohrille, B J Hughs, J FW Daman, A J Fuller (2), Addie Fair, John R Gard ner, Maria Hall, T M Hart, Charles! Keistler, T Ed More, Jacob Misenheimer, Wm M Nerrett, E S Osborne, Pheby Sinifch, James C Shoaf. Please say advertised when the above letters are called for. A. H. BoTDKjf, P. M. Bost's Kills Items. rm i r i i 1 i i . . ine winners oi una ueiirnrKrnool are sowing wheat, gathering corn and cotton and keeping busy generally. Corn crops varies, uui in general are pretty good. Ed Silfurd is ginning cotton averages 6 bales a day. There are a large number of wheat drills in this section. Some of I our people are hauling their cotton to other markets. W hat is the matter wit h Nulisbury f Uost & Uo. are running their mm every aay nave a new miller amL BAKER HORSE POWER New TTork Broadway. Office No. 145 30:tf cheapeb & mm THAN EVER ! ! J. 8. McCubbins has juet received and most complete stock of largest the nw SPRING AND SUMMER COMMONER'S SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a decree of Rowan Superior Court made at August term 1886, m the case of CMias Price, adm'r. of J. N. B. John son et al, vs Tobias Ki-sler, I will offer'at public sale at the Court House door in Salisbury, on MONDAY, "XOYEMBERjl st 188C, that valuable tract of land known as tho "Powe Place," situate in Rowan County, on ' the Miller's Perry Road, about five miles from Salisbury, adjoining the landa of Dr. I. W. Jones, Thoa. Kerns and others, con taining about 284 acres. This is a splendid tract of land., good soil, and well timbered and watered Biddincs will open at last bid ef$!S84.. Terms: One-third cash on confirmation of sale, balance in six months with interest at eijrht per cent, from date of confirmation, j Title reserved till all the purchase money is paid. TUEO. F. KLUTTZ, Commissioner. Salisburv N. C. Oct. Cth, 18S8. C0:4t. goods' that, he has ever offered to the pub lic: Consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Drugs, Huts, Clothing, Provisions, Crockery and Glaw ware, and a full line of high grade ? Fertilizers For Cotton and Tobacco, all of which to offered very cheap for Cash, Barter, or go4 Chattle Mortgages. Don't fail to go and see him at NV 1, Murphy's Granite Row, Salisbury, N. C. FOR SALE OR RENT 3 Small Houses. Apply to J. 8. McCUBBIlCSJte. April 1st, 1886. S4:lf ' i ' , . i . . . . , Loot at Th! ing and cooking rtovea of all kinds. Tlie best in town. New "Lee" cook ing stove is one ot the best stoves niadt i buvmr. BROWN. America. See my stock before buyini WHS. Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon tal of every variety and capacity. VERTICAL PISTON. SS VERTICAL PLUNGER. Eegular Horizontal Piston. 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