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Kerosene Oil! BY THF BARREL AT BNISS Drug Store. Jnlj 9, 83 tf. FRESH TURNIP SEED! The Earliest add Best Turnip Sewf far lale at ENNISS'. TRUSSES reduced price.., at Ofallkiud,at ENNISS', ruit Jars! CHEPER THAN EVER."" ALSO ftubeer Rinaa for Fruit Jars, at ENNISS SCAR'S PBESER7JNG POWDERS For sale at ENNISS' THE BEST AND CHEAPEST . MACHINE OIL fet Threshers, UcapcrB, and Mowers at ENNISS'. PRESCRIPTIONS ! If tori trnnt your prescriptions put up cheaper than anywhere else go to ENNISS Drug Store. Jr!y, 0 '85. tf. Enniss' Blackberry Cordial, J- FOR Discnterv, Diarrhocn, Flux, &c, far sale AM ENNISS' Drug Store. PATENTS Caveats, Trade Marks and Copyrights Obtained, and all other business i n the U. S. Patent Ofllaa attended to for Moderate Fees. ; Our ofncels opposite the U. S. Patent Office, and We can obtain Patents In less time than those re mote from Washington. and Model or drawing. We advise as to patent ability tree of charge; and make Xo charge umicm r Obtain Went. We refer her to the Postmaster, the Supt. of Money Order Dlv.. and to officials of IheU. S. Put but office. For circular, advice, "terms and refer ences to actual clients in your own State or county. Write to C. A, SNOW fc CO. Opposite Patent Office, V a shington D. C. Oct. 11. 85. -tf FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE - 1 y - AGENCY of J.Sain'lMcGnlilims, Jr. Reprsenting ss. line of Com panies equal to any in North Carolina. Insures against loss or damage by Fire, Lightning, Wind Storms, Tornadoes or Cy clones, Policies written on short no tice at lowest possible rates. Be sure and call before insur ing your LIFE or PROPERTY. Royal Fire Insurance Com pany of Liverpool, has the larg est net surplus of any Fire In surance Compan' In the world. All losses paid as soon as ascer tained without the usual dis count for cash payments. Office, next door to A. C. Harris. Fcb35:lv. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. , . : j ktBRR CRAIGK. L. II. CLKMKNT. CRAIGE & CLEMENT, Attorncjs -iVt Iia dAi.isnuKV, N. C. Feb. 3rd, 1881. IiNERVOUSDEBIUTY ObOAKICYY F A K ST E I Decay , and no meron t obscaredlaeaae, baf Uinc iho ekilled rhT- Harris 'sicinns, remit (rein roathf al indlacretion. oo f reo indulgence, or wer brain work. Avoid A Radical Cure fOR NERVOUS Iticu retnedk-f for tbre I the imposition ot orrtcn. Organic Weakness, I rroatuea. Oct our Frea I Circular and Trial Pack- I ace, and loam important facU better taking treat ment elacwhtre. Take a PHYSICAL DECAY, Young Middle! I SURE KKMEmrthatUAS CUBED thousand!, doea Ageq wen. TrSTftJ FOR OVER) not interfere with atten tion to but ineta, or eaute pain or inconvenience ia any way. Founded on acientioc medical princi ple. By direct application to the atat of diecaae ita ipeeiac Mtvence fcH without dtlalr. Thenar.. Thousand Cases. EArt3 OY USB IN MANY. Iff tee TRIAL lur il function a of the kn-Iman-oraninn Urettored. The animating' elemenU of life, which Tiara been wasted are tlren backitd mFA.TMEXT. no Month, $9,001 i anauii, - o.OI I the paUestbecomeirhetr ful and rapidly as in b-1 atiength and aexuai rigor. Months, 7. 001 LRfEDY CO.i M-FCCHEWST3 RUL 3TURED PERSONS ! Not a Tri IED PERSONS ! Not a Truss. : mr terms r onr Auplinnee. FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS JL I'V". m; Colic, Pots or Less Fa If Powder, are sed to time.- nWJTm,r,"!,r,,r' Prevent Bu Cboima. rontea Powders will prevent Capr tjc Fowu, Foots Powders will Increase the o nan tin of milk Si IwVe" tWVBt' pcr c, n- nd make the hotter flna .JwlT - rnr? r..,r,,7nt aimoat kteet wHJASa to srhich floraef antl ( altle are 'ibicct. CffS' LFvTnlt ATisra.cftaT. MM eTLrywbere. C A Vip M. TCVTZ, Proprietor. BALTIJIOM.MX. J. II. Enniss "Druggist, Agent. I lalO f MrCnftt th Newnrupcr Adrer- la on file In Pbriadrlpalst laLiniijai uantK Ajreury or M. W. AY ER 4 SON. our atttiiotUsU I p casta. A Greek Maiden. - i. t. BRITTOS IN " A BH1AF OF BAttAM," I!t LO VOX SPECTATOR. "A Tision and dream of life and bliss ; Sweet carved lip for a conqueror' kiss, Lips with the red pomegranate heart, That somewhat pouted a little apart ; Hair as a fleck Of Hyblean honey across the White Of brow and bosom ; eyes at night, Yea, dark moist-eyes with a core of fire, A wondrous 'glint from the soul's desire, With a sting in their ray, Bf aflty that roused and dazed with its sheen, For never a fairer woman I ween, In tent of pleasant; on dias of queen, as harbored or housed : of man had seen, By night or by day." Geological Distribution of Natural Gas. BY CHARLES A. ASHBURXER. From Cliicago Mining Review. Although natural gas springs are to be found in almost every State in the Union, and in many States gas has been obtained in wells sunk either for water, oil, gas, or as solid mineral prospecting holes, yet the occurrence of natural gas is not dependent upon mere chance, as is popularly supposed, but is, as is now beginning to be re cognized by both professional and practical men, a result of special geo logical phenomena. The desire among our leading man u- facturers to emulate rittsburg has led to the sinking of many wells in many localities in search of natural gas; some of these wells being located and drilled under the direction of professional ex perts, but many more being located by persons who are ignorant of the con ditions under which gas has already been found, and by "quack' explorers, who often depend upon spiritualistic communications or the divining-rod. The literature on the subject of the geographical occurrence of gas, except m areas contiguous to tne rennsviva- nia oil regions, is very meager, and scarcely anything has been published on the geology of natural gas except that contained in the reports of tne Pennsylvania Survey, of which Mr. Carll has been the leading author. In considering the geologic distribution of gas in the United States, I have not sufficient facts at present in my pos session to make a paper on the subject complete or exhaustive. The practical application of natura gas, in various forms, in Western Penn sylvania, has opened up a new era in fuel economy and the development of heat and mechanical power, and it be comes a practical necessity for every community where there is the shghtes possibility of finding natural gas- to make a thorough and intelligent ex ploration for it; and for all other com munities, in which, from the geologi cal condition of the underground structure of their region, it is impossi ble for the rocks to contain gas in commercial quantities, to plan to manu fact u re a f uel gas. There is no doub in my mind but that the greatest ad vance to be made in the practical arts and sciences during the next two de cades is to result from a practical con sideration of the question of the manu fb i i sT a iacture ana utilization or. gaseous fuels, and the adaptation of plant and machinery to the new fuel relations that I believe we are bound for econo- rmy's sake to establish. It is di mailt tft prescribe any fixed limits in the geological scale to the oc currence of natural gas and petroleum. Every known rock, with the exception of eruptive rocks, is know to contain the remains of organic matter ( vegetable and animal); and since the leading geologists agree in the opinion that both oil and gas .result from the de composition of organic remains, it is quite possible to find gas and oil in rocks of any geological age, in some rocks in commercial quantities, and in other rocks in quantities so small as to be only of scientific interest to the geologist iind mineralogist. Next to the necessity of having a sedimentary rock in which animal or vegetable remains of past geological ages have been buried, the presence of gas is dependent upon the existence of a porous or cavernous rock to serve as a reservoir tahold the gas, and overly ing impervious rock roof to confine the gas. The other necessary conditions for the occurrence of gas are more de pendent upon tlve forces to which the strata have been subjected, and the re sulting geological structure, than upon the age of the rocks themselves. The tendency among practical oil and gas well drillers and operators to discover, in a new district where a well may be drilled, the same section of rocks as is found in an old district, makes it important that both drillers and ojwrators should realize the fact as proved by geological investigation, that no two wells can be put down, distant from one another but five miles, .more or less, where the same section of rocks may beouud in both weTls. All the oil and gas horizons in Penn sylvania are located in sandstones and shales, from the Portage up to and in cluding tire Coal Measures. In Ohio the oil and as horizons are included in the Paleozoic strata from the Upper Coal Measures down into the Trenton Limestone. In New York, where the natural gas is more generally distribu ted, as indicated by gas springs, than in either Pennsylvania or Ohio, but i i i i i wnere ruuen nas oeen iouna in com mercial quantities, the gas horizons are found in the formations from the Che mung down to the Hudson River Shales inclusive, with the possibility that some may be found in the Trenton Lime stone. On account of the intimate connec tion existed between oil and gas, it is reasonable to suspect the existence of natural gas in all sandstones nroducint? oil. The amount of gas that is at present flowing from the explored sands in Pennsylvania is probably two or three times greater than is required to mwt. all present demands. With an appre ciation of this tact, and of the noi. 1 , 1 wv 1 'v'.-vu mlifv rvf Yrriirbw fbr .... 1. i j - vw.m.i.s vim gits ihjuis unci 1 developing. new ones, very little alarm should be entertained as to the exhaus tion of the gas sands of Pennsylvania and the prostration of the manufac turing interests that become dependent upon its use. It becomes, however, a Question of vital importance to the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and to J every citizen interested in the industrial concerns of the State, that the extrava gant waste of gas which is now going on everywhere throughout the oil and ! gas region should be stopped. The ac- t tion of the Philadelphia Company, which . is now one of the largest natural gas companies in Pennsylvania, in shut ting in the wells of all the surplus gas chat is hot needed, should be emulated by every individual who has pecuniary interests in gas wells, and it is a ques tion that should be settled by our State Legislature, by compelling all gas well drillers and operators to shut in the gas that is not needed. The discovery of natural gas in Ohio is the dawn of a most important era to the manufacturing and industrial in terests of that State. This statement worthy of special reference here. Any comparison as to the amount of gas that Pennsylvania and Ohio res pectively will be able to produce in the future would be invidious, and in fact we have not sufficient evidence upon which to base any reliable conclusion. That there is sufficient gas in Ohio, as well as in Pennsylvania, to meet the demands of manufacturers for a num ber of years, and sufficient in many lo calities to warrant the erection of new plants, there is no doubt; but still it is well to liear in mind that our gas sup plv is exhaustible, and that in the main all the gas that we can hope to obtain in the future now exists in a gaseous form confined in our rock reservoirs. When these reservoirs are emptied, our supply will have ceased. Girls Away From Home. There is a number of ways in which girls may behave badly and make themselves the subject of remarks when they are away from home. We have seen some deport themselves as if they wished to be the observed of all observ ers and considered the gaze of many eyes an unquestioned tribute of praise. We have noticed others who seemed to wish it understood that they were con descending in visiting where they were, and that they were accustomed to much finer things. We have seen others still who would exchange smart speech es with clerks in the shops or laugh and talk in church, or do some act of pertiness such as they would not at tempt under their niothers'gaze. It is a very easy thing for a girl to make or mar a reputation while away from home. Many an one so demeans her self that those among whom she has ibeen sojourning have no wish for her to come again. borne of these are popular at home. Under the restraints of parental government they demean themselves creditably. But perhaps from not have received that genuine breeding which consists of heart cult ure, they are guilty of rudeness when not restrained by fear. The girl of good heart and good sense, who re spects her parents and craves the good opinion of worthy people will be guilty of none of these forms of misconduct. She will not court observation ; she will be quiet on the streets sind quiet in church. In one word she will behave a little better abroad than at home. Sunny South. The Padlock Bracelet. San Fransisco Chronicle. There are two young ladies in town who have been rivals. They are both handsome and both have lofs of admir ers. Like all rivals in the world of young men, they finally dropped their affections on one man . He was the devo tee of one, and the other naturally wanted to capture him. She did, and in the course of the eventful conversation she wanted to know what key he wore on his chain. Being violently enamored, he told her it was the key of a padlock bracelet clasped on her rival's arm. "You can t love me, I won't have anything to do with you. Go bacck to t .at mean girl.' "I swear I don't care anything about her. I really don't." "Certainly. Here if you don't be lieve me. I'll let you take it back to her." "Oh, how good of you. I'll see she gets it." And the next day she went to call on the rival. "I'vegot news for you, Ida." "Yes: what is it?" Win engaged." "You don't say. To whom ?" "To Henry Smith." "Henry Smith?" "Yes. I know, of course, he's been an old flame of your's, and well I couldn't naturally my dear, allow him to keep the little key. I know what it is, and so I brought it to you." She watched her rival's face very closely; but the rival had given too many mean thrusts in her time to meet this unprepared. She smiled. "Oh, vou needn't have troubled. You mignt have let him keep it." "I couldn't think of it. How could you get the bracelet off?" "That key doesn't open this bracelet. Try it" She put it in the lock. It turned a round with a click, but the padlock did not open. "No, see here. Here are three like it. You won't tell on me, dear, will you ? But the fact is I was so pestered by by those boys begging me to let them lock this bracelet that I went and got a dozen keys that would go all around the lock and never open or close it, and George Simpson got one, and Harry Jones and Sam ..Vinson and I don t remember who all. The man who's got the real key is in New York. And the distrusted rival went back the disgusted fb f bof .k. a:a 1 nuu wiu aavm j wuuvu mtu n; villi LllsSt I i J L I iJ , Mlieua w iuixrj u wru iuu.u. The germs of scrrfulft, latent in every person, are destroyed by Ay t r's Sarsaparilla. Bold by all druggists. A Fatal Mistake. People who in their very souls really do love esteem, reverence each other, live a barren, chilly life, side by side, busy, anxious, preoccuped, letting their love go by, as a matter of course, a last year's growth, with no pleasant buds and blossoms. Are not their sons and daughters who have parents livivg with them as angels and unawares husbands and wives, brothers and sis ters, in whom the material for a beau tiful life lies locked away in unfruitful silence who give time to everything but the cultivation and expression of mutual love ? The time is coming, they think in, some far future, when they shall find leisure to enjoy each other, to stop and rest side by side, to discover to each other these hidden treasures which lie idle and unused. Alas! time flies, and death steals on, and we reiterate the complaint of one in scripture : u It came to pajs, while thy servant was busy hither and thither, the man was gone." Renews Her Youth. Mrs. Phoebe Chcslev. Peterson. Clav Co.. Iowa, iells the following remarkable story, tiie truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: "I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness, ami am able to do all my own house work. I owe my thanks to Llectnc Bitters for having re newed my youth, and removed completely all disease and pain." y Try a bottle, only 50e. at Kluttz's Drug Store. A Ticklish Business. Chicago Herald. ''It must be awful ticklish business this voting, is it not Charlie?"' asked the pretty little wife of a Latin street resident. "Rathei,' was the gloomy reply of the disgruntled husband. But what is it that makes it so?" plead ed the little woman. "Makes it what?" roared the head of the house, dropping his morning paper in dis gust. "Why, ticklish," gurgled the inquisitive wife. "That is more than I know,'' replied the husband. "What under the sun makes vou think it's ticklish?" "Oh," exclaimed the little woman, with charming frankness. "I see that the papers say that some of the candidates were inerci lesslv scratched. It is beyond question that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has done and is doing vast pood, and is worthy of the place of honor it holds at the head of al' remedies for diseases of the throat and lungs. During the seige of Vera Cruz by General Scott's army, a party of sailors on shore managed to '"confiscate" a number of horses and donkeys, and amused themselves by riding ubout the camp. As one "old salt" rode by the headquarters on a donkey, several staff officers, seeing that he was seated too far back, called out to him to shift his seat amidships. "Gentlemen, " answer ed Jack, drawing his j ein, "this is the first craft 1 ever commanded, and it is hard if I can't ride on the quarter deck." A Gift for AIL I In on'cr to give all a chance to test it. and thus be convinced ol its wonderful curative powers, Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be. for a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows un bounded faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Asthma, Jronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, arc especially requested to call at Kluttz'a Drug Store, and get a Trial Bottle Free, La-ge Bottles $1. Envy Punished. A Burmese potter, it is said, became envious of the prosperity of a washer man, and to ruin him, induced the King to order him to wash one of his black elephants white, that he might be "lord of the white elephant," which in the East is a great distinction. The washerman replied that, by the rules of his art, he must have a vessel large enough to wash him in. ri he King ordered the potter to make him such a vessel. When made, it was crushed by the first step of the elephant in it. Many times was this repeated ; and the potter was ruined by the very scheme he had intended should crush his enemy. Led Astray. "Fkrxandixa, Nassau Co., Fla., Mar. 29 '80 "I have used Dr. Simmon Liver Regula tor and always found it to do what he claimed for it. The last bottle and two packages did mc no gooj ami were worse than nothing. I see it is not put up bv J. H. Zcilin & Co., ami not genuine, and a j waste oi money to ouy it. i wouiu dc gian to get the pure and genuine. Send me sonic from honest hands (with red Z and Zeilin & Co.'s signature on Wrapper). The fictitious stuff sobl will injure some one bad I v. 44 Your Ob't Serv't. j BKSJ. T. RICH. A Hickory nut was ouce floating down a stream with some apples, when it suddenly exclaimed, with arrogant enthusiasm: kHow we apples do swim P1 Scarcely were the words uttered, when a passer-by seized the Hickory nut, carried it home and ground it to atoms in a cider mill. , Moral : This Fable teaches that false pretense is often its own reward; and that a liar may experience discomfit ure from the very brilliancy of his own lying. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Thb Bbst Sai.vk in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tette, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents pes box. For Sale by KlutU fc Co. 3:ly. OH! MY BACK Xrtry gtraJ or etU attacks that wcai back ana Many praanmtas ,. THE BEST TONIC ? Straogthesa tM) Jkfwcle, Kteaolea the Nmtm, Earlebea tue Bload, Utrea New Vicar. DW. L. Mirm. Fahiiotd. Iowa, am: J - Brown a Iron Bittom ia the beat Iron medicine I have known in my SU yaara practice. I have found it apeeiallr beaaficial in ncrroua or phjaical exhaust ion, and ia all debilic t iof aihnenta that bear ao heavily oa tba ayvtam. Ueatt freely in my own family." MB. W. F. Bnoarx. 6.17 Main St.. Covinaton Kj.. aays : "I waa completely broken down In health and troubled with paau ia my back. Brown' Iron Bitters entirely restored ate to health." Centime has above Trade Mark sad crossed rod Kaaa on wrapper. Take no ollie r . Made only by BUO W.N CHEMICAL CO., 1IAI.T1MOKE, MJa. The Watchman Ls devoted to the best interests of the people of North Carolina; to the development of the State's indus trial resources; to her farms, her forests, her minerals and her water-powers. It should be in your family. Subscribe for it. iSALScrU BKKiifl'iiS AM A Life Experience. Remarkable and quick cures. Trial Packagrea. Send stamp for sealed particulars. Address Dr. WAftD A CO. Louisiana, Mo. Garden Seeds nvcvi away at Enniss' Ding Store. If yon buy one dollar's worth of ganlen seeds or drugs or medicines, Dr. Enniss will give 10 papers of fresh garden seedsfree. A LSO Tobacco seed free for 50 ets. worth of garden seeds or medicines 10:tf. GENTS Bfl FOR SAM PLC BE AITT1 r I L. liUOK. It fiver ihi- LANGUAGE 1 and Scitimnt at Evtrj J Flowtr aaa" Shntb. 3UOO adifTt-rcnt kind. A :o all the KHWI Haiti ot tuna tiai wriili Sim, Parasol, laadktrcaltf aid Tib. It Is tlit? amt complite work of rhc kind i-ver pub listicil. Send Fifteen Cent in stamps for a sample copy, also our price to atom". Agents wanted (vtrywaafa. Ad. TMtbStiMt.Pbilatf'a. Pa. AMERICAN PUB. CO . , 17 Rartk SINGER M 7 THUSTTLE aj)l . , aaaa a Vn a 111 I I J I" DAIS' 1K1AU. 1 V A Fall Set of IV Atlachmnils. WAKBAAIXU Teai. Send for Circular. C aL HOWK aft CO.. N.etnStMitUa.,Ia. Magic Baking Porter, Manufactured by F. Davidson & Go. SALISBURY, IT. C IS put up nn.1 soM in Tin cans, and it nvommcrid ltsolf to th public tor its htkrnuth, un'iwkmitV. and' rtslnjr qualities. It U also v. onomlcal uud wholesome. tayAsk your Onterr for the j$Ligi? Halting- Powder. 37:tf COMMONER'S SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a decree of Rowan Superior Court made at ; August term lSfi, in the case of Chas Price, adm'r. ot J. N. I. Jolrcf ion et al, vs Tobias KYsler, I will offer at puolic sale at the Court House door in Salisbury, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1st 1886, that valuable tract of laud known as the "I'owe Plat e.1' situate in Hownn County, oq the Miller's Ferry Ho;td, about five in ilea from Salisbury, adjoining the lands of Dr. I. W. Jones, TI103. Kerns and ot hers, con taining about 2S4 aercs. This is n splendid tract of land, good soil, and well timbered and watered- Biddings will open at last bid of$l8S4.96. Terms: One-third cash on eon (i 1111:1 tion of sale, balanec- in six months with interest at ciulit per cent, from date of confirmation. Title reserved till all the purchase moncv is paid. T4IEU. P. KLUTTZ, Commissioner. Salisbury N. C. Oct. 5th, 18d6. 50:4t. FARM FOB RENT. I offer my farm, 3 mile east of town, near the R. R., to a good tenant at rcsosi able rates. Possession given at once. Will rent farm lands 111 OIK or dvei'llinir aud farm together. Fine opportunity for tne rigni man. l:3t;nd. R. V. Lanier. 50: ACRES ot oo,, ,ftn(I' Hiei roni Salisbury, on the Concord road, terms reasonab!c for cash. 51:tf, PiKKNKY J.i-dwick. COTWtil J. 0. GASKILL IS BUYING Cotton & Cotton Seel. Office between A. C. Harris and Kluttz & Hendleman. BRING YOUR COTTON TO J. D. GASKILL. 2:1m. GERMAN CARP:- I can furnish carp .large or small, in any Quantity, for stwklnc ponrt". For trms, address V.'. R. l'RAI.EY .Sal isbury, X. d 37:tf. jip'gjMjj 1U 1 U t"- a r"KJ?T5!iaSSE1?CF??" . K.IRTIMO iirir WEAK?UNDEVELOPED tii im"lt long nm in oar T.rr. In ryplj to tnqui n. - will -tv that thr i no erldenc of homing alo.n t'K I'n I' r..iunnr. i B'Wwrtiir Art- rrrr Man It ,u 5 ...-v-1. Inrerwtod in.wl aealeg cirroUr ini all particular, ly nHdnwdaa EMI Micn:cAL Co.. Btf -tlu. H V.- i ol-lo Erening H.. Dapper ! A neglected old or cough may adw rutHunoiiia.Constunptioii or otter fatal di'Paso. Strong's Pectoral Fills wtl I cure a cold as bvinacic. 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