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THURSDAY, JANt 10,-lSSS V
; ' Jf ween f rty and one IitocIi per
"fcoris have been spoken off for the office
of Governor, There is no hick of ma
1 tsrfcd, and the Denwfcfatic. State Cou-
; vention W.I1 have a long ad embar
rassing list to choose from, Xy e.i gt
n , X ! crest as ihe speediest way of reaching a
'. v .1 conclusion,
that , on the first ballot
X very delegate vote for Uie 'man he be
lieves to be most popular with the peo-
4ple of his county. On the second bal-
: lot run the three highest voted : tor.
: Oa jhe third drop the lowest of the
hW and rutl the two receivine' the
iighest vote in the second ballot By
i this method, unless a more democratic
oue can be proposedv'a sclection'can be
fairly made, untainted with! favoritism
or clique dictation! - -
v. .
An Asheville correspondent of the
Raleigh Netcs-Obxetyer says : "It
renorted that Mr. A. Garrett, of this
city, has given Rev. It. G. Pearson
building lot,1 in the vicinity of Mr,
Garrett's new hotel in south Asheville,
nd that Mr. P. will at once build
. 'ft f-. , i . . At
i oouse tor himself v and family, ana
make Asheville his heaquarters in the
future.
" The reports received last: week in re
lation to the wreck on the C & L. Jl.
m -ear Hickory, were exaggerated,
Ve learn from a late Hickory paper
tliatHiprft wpm nnlv' thri nassenLers
on the train, and the only reference to
'theJIev. Mr. BeallV injuries is "Mr.
- t ii j j
v"" " w'vr r.,. .7
injuries auout iws siiuuiucr auu uie-uau
I - . " i - -
Donn? a iwpnt inrTin Mnntmerv
O -
County we learued of 'Miree Montgom-
J ,. . , . -i .i ,i
eryites who had been duped by the
ffsaw-dusf1 men. We hoped" no one
' !nnnStafn nmnM UH n 4- it- V.i.1. if
Beems thut N. Uhas some citizius that
u- i ' l xi ' .
wmiugiy cueat uie govern mnui
. if they hada good chance, and should
lOT ULViieW.
John Dinkins and his brother Amos
undertook to ruiiT negro festival in
ie county and brought on J trouble
with the nearroes.
Amos' fired at the
Iman of the house
hitting him in the
.forehead, the shot glancing. The man
rallied and went at his assailants with
an axe, killing one and wounding the
'othe-'" : - .i.. .-. '
Americus, GaM has
a sensation. A
rich, man died there and his friends
dressed the corpse in very rich clothing
and'buried itina $300 coffin. Thieves
tore up the grave and carried dfl every
thing but, the body.
Two .s.lijfjlit '"earthquake shock:
were
felt at Charlotte on the 12th; also,
at Raleigh and , Shelby. It skipped
Salisbury, but-at Charleston and Sum-
merville, S. C, the quake was more
dis-
tinctly felt.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 17. Speak-
ci viii9ic la icpuitcu IU, UUIV OUIlSUb
Cox elected Speaker pro tern. Mr.
Carlisle was takn suddenly ill with
congestive chill; Monday, evening. He
is not considered dangerous. T
I Montgomery couuty is going into
the turpentine business. . During a re
cent visit we noticed severdl larfw
i pentme orchards with trees all boxed
I and hands- gathering the rosin to send
! to a still at Wadesboro. 1
:f t'
J. Yates, Esq., of Charlotte,, has
been- nominated for Governor, bv a
correspondent of he Fayctteville Ob-
serrer.iy'Mr. Yates: 5s a practical man
and would doubtless make a good Gov
ernor.
Saturday, January 14. News from
u.ouii ueau, as was reporrcu, ana mat
it is now believed that the . train
was wrecked by spine enemy L' of the
roaa. u
The sheriffs of Gates and. Onslow
counties made their settlement With the j
State on the ,13th. Others have done
the same sin
re then.
if- . m
The Delaware"
ftollinqr.
Milk, Phi'i
I lroshurff, has khut down, throwinsr oni
of veniploymeMt ZOO "hands. Other
r-Vf a,i iv f
John C. Angicr, Jiresideut -f tt'e
t Junrnam woou anu- woolen mill hue
anade an assignment for ihe benefit of
Jiis crediiors. : : -y . -
.1 'i
TL M. Sloan: r,Vrf fU n.w .i
. -i"Jr iviui aiitu it vute; t ' .
Tleidaville, died aihis homeon Tuesday V-X I ; ?.
. mr ai. , .m.-.i -
raasu 4 iir. wiuau was well Known
Greersboro is DrWz:n a rhmV
. . ...... '
t Cold in the Vest
Milwaukee. Jan." 16. Specials from
various portions oJL Wisconsin indicate
hat last night was the coldest in years.
The thermometer t the Washburn
Ohsttvntdry, in Madisoregfelered 80 1 this afternoon confirmed the nomina
beloW. lUchland Centre Sparta"- 60 tions of Ifessrs. Lamar. Dickinson and
nad Chmfiewa Jails-bU. -
. r. r. , x " s.
acrbryw; Jan.-10
cury goF down to forty degrees below
jwro
W-atrrlon; l -Jan 10-Tie raer-
cufy indicated fortr-two degrees below
- - - . . T- - a - - mm
aero at 4 a. m yesterday. -
- - .
Council Bluffs. hL Jam 10. The I
mercury sluod at thirty-five below yes-1
tterdav - morninzr. the coldest weather l
known for yearsw r . 1
t .t.....- t- t lit in,mnw.n,r
Duhuyie, Lu, Jan.10.-The mercary -
zistered thirty-flve and forty below
JJT-fC
in m cur oaiuruay a.pw imv
the coldest weather known here for
. l I
named Pierson and a man named Wilson I
started home from Yirgil. The dead I
bodies or tne nersonsnave been iouna,i
but Wilsons has not " I
Mary Con nelL; who taucht school
seven miles from. Carson, started. home I
with a boy and a girl of James New-1 Mr. Lamar s legality and his construc
comb. The boy soon struck out I tion of the constitution as it relates to
alone and froze to death, lhe other
two kept going all night and were
tnereuy-saved. -
A cousin of rpstmaster Lore was re-1
ported to be lostut nas .been iounai
all right. - I
Severn, farmers report heavy losses
of catUe that were left in exposed
places. . I
r,: me cattle and
norses were frozen to death in their
I tll TU fnrm.r M-iWI Uff' fkA I
I people in an -almost destitute condition,
Und although the resident of -Eastern J
ir - ... li: : u: j
ra.au5iu were crv ciuuuatiu iu vucii uc-
I ri,nl nf nnv RnfTArinrr in thP SfiatA. t ip
fact remains that there have been hun-
fdreds of deaths in the western counties
due to the sevel t cold. . The number of
I 1 ' j i i . l ' TT i V 1
smute peopu in i r esiern ivansas na?
I become so great that it is impossible to
ftnow. arr:A nl, fnA frnA n
affairs. Those that are left are in such
Inn omflfMiifcwl rtnnifinn thnf. snntiln
.uiuwu.c ui u-
in me next tnree weeKs tne numoeiL oi
ii ...lit - a i- : L i .
a . . Qnr,Qli:nfT Thr; !
not only a iack of fuelt but the food
ISUUUIV 19 BU SUUItf lllllll etai tuuuu stain
hundreds in the face.
lleports from Clark county, Kan., j
are ot; the most ' aiarmincr nature.
W hole families are said to have per
tin 'm t t
ished m their houses, and others are
I said to be burnincr
their furniture in
their stoves.
Aioert rvoomson, a rancner in tne
amicicct oisincc, wno amvea nere yes-1
iia- l-i i'-l l-- i A
teruay, j says that in Syracuse many
OOdies remain unbuned. fie
rl.irM Tn;!in1 ti hnvA fVi
rmwm w tt w v a
l n: l j r;w .i
IMVOV ItUWiUllUfi J APllvUVfU AU DliV
. .1 i'.iiiiiiiv I i.i ii ii mki in w;i7 iiimiwii 1:11 1 1 v
l ; 1 1 t : i. : , 11 i ii
. . . r , . J
iruz.cn, pis cnee&s uemg cracKeu open
by the cold.
Monitona,
Jan.
10.The Chicago
train arrived
tms morning,
bein" four
4ays late.
Larchwood, Iowa, Jan. 10. Two
children and ninety-three head of cattle
I are reported lost in the blizzard. -
St. Iaul, Jan.? 10. Tom Anderson
a farmer of Tracy, MinnM is missins.
grades, Mont.,, reports rumors f
iiiauison vaney.
oaiuruay.uigm anayesieraay naveueen
exceedingly , cold all over the north
west. At IJrainer it was 5U below; at
5 o'clock yesterday a. m. at Bird Island,
Miuu., SS below; at Fair Bault, Minn.,
47 .below; at liulutb, 34 below;
. 1 - W m T -V m m .1
at
Cleir Water, Minn., 33 below.
? ! it ii i
opening of all the blockaded roads all
j ovef- the North and West .began iul
I earnest yesterday, and good progress
was maae aespite. . tne cold. Trams
will be running as usual in a day or so.
Scotland, Daki, Jan. 16. Twelve
, j persons are known to have frozen to
ucnui iu buio ncigiiuuiUWAi, a 11 U 81 A, VI
seven more are missing and have not
(one
chance in a thousand to return
home alive. The loss of stock has been
enormous and will amount to thou
sands of dollars.
i.. . .
Chicago, Jan. 10: Last night was
the coldest of this winter or last. It
was 10 degrees belojwr zero. ; '
.Minneapolis, Minn., Jan.- 16. The
Evening Journal publishes a revised
list of j blizzard fatalities and shows
97 dead, iu Dakota, "18 in Minnesota.
0 in Iowa, 17 in Nebniska and 2 in
Montana.? ..lotal 133 besides & rv
What
the Rejection of Ur.
;" liTonldV Mean.
Lamar
Prom fhe'New Yok Herald.
The rejection of Mr.lamar nnonthe
ecord, so far as we see it, would be a
serious blow to the harmonv of the
Union, j it would be as much an at
tack on the Union by Northern fanatics
as the tiring on utntr was an attack
on-the Union by Southern fanatics.
By this we mean that itw;ould be the
uisirancnisement if an- eminent man
f or no othexreasoo than, that he was
'm the Southern Confederacy. To re-
yne wiii as an issue now- -and the re-
revival will beo sav to the South
r " r our lemiers arut vmir mnncant.,
I men have no. rights, in the judicial ud-
i I iiii'iLciruuiliiir
niinisirawoo vt tne government which
tne-xsortn is bound to reshect. And
I wi nmnnt. nvprntu fha n.iinKt
3 r,lKn.nJ
''I - .'. : ;f-AV
I " - A P.Urii WiJi.i
lui.tu iiiuu suok na laiailv woniml
rrie IrgturdaV night, tUrkins in
vu naa reieciea mm...
Cnlina ITmiiiot Ton 1A 'l'h twaan I
of the blizzard through Colorado and tof ! rptary of the Interior;
Kan .nnmani hv a fparfnllMr. Dickinson, to b Postmjister-Gen-
tani&r ConfrtietL-
DZCKSoir VILAS ALSO THX TOTB 32
TO 23
.ft
J WifemjfdTnTr Jun: 1A. TIia Roniif
Vilaa th m aw ( imf km nf th
""H -.v ww. w w. w 1 -
?na pecreiary or tne intenor respect-
itcij. i xiic ludc nu tiL LU AO.
-' .- . . . . . .. - I- -
hiv h, ..f. ; . ..iftn th
About three '-hours were consumed
afteraoonria
m was w -pw - - w wm w wxwawa va w
tion Of Lamar to an Associate Justice-
ship of the Supreme Court of the U. S.
before a vote was taken, which resulted !
in the eonfirnktUoa.' The vote stood
32: for, and 28 against confirmation-
I Among those who spoke against! con.
1 were $ ot ffe Ilepubli-
lr"Vo!" !r v!i;i
can in the Senate who arV mentioned
llA Pp:l!Anf:fll Vicmirnion. The
, .m-!
UIIUVICU rFuvl9 Vlt UU uuei nviv.
Allison and Hawlev. while onlv Mr.
Riddleberger defended the attacks
made upon the Ex-Secretary of
the
interior.
He spoke twice and voiced
the frieads of the nominee. There was
nothinir new in anruments used for or
asainst nomination. ; The Question of
Stated rights and his general fitness,
Iwere brought up by the Iwpubiicans
land urged with Vigor against the
nominee, i Mr Riddlebercer met the
opposition specifically on each charge.
The Republicans who voted for Mr.
Lauiar were Messrs. Riddleberger,
Stewart and Stanford.
After-Mr. JLamars nomination was
disposed of the nominations of Mr.
eral and Gen. Bragg, of Wisconsin, to
Minister to Mexico, were quickly
COnnrmed.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND STORE
KEEPERS.
I guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
to destroy and expel worms from the hu
man body, where they exist, if used ac
cording to directions. You are author
ized to sell it upon the above conditions.
David E. Foutz, Proprietor, Baltimore,
Sid.
Cotton Raisers, Look at This.
of aI, closc objiervers lhat KOoU8 mauu
factured from-the lint of the present dav
are not near so durable as formerly. Tht
cause or causes are not very clear;. I am
inclined to think that one cause lis tht
J . .a . 4.'
taKins ot tne lint irom tne seed too soon
after gathering; moreover, that- the
weight of the liut is not near so great as
if it were to remain on the seed
mi n
had extracted the oil with which nature
has provided the seed, unquestionably,
tor some purpose.
Will not some enterprising farmer
fw it u imthprwl. .nn it nnH .i,rh th.
I : . " - : . ! e r-. -
bale?; Then weigh out 1500 pounds and
I pack j it away tilt March, then gin it,
de-pvciS" uaio aim mars me umer
Mnco " weignt ot tne lint. i iiis s verv
I iiwio irouoie, ana win snow wnetner tne
I 1 . 1 a. 1 lit t .1- . ,
oil in the seed gives body or weight to tht
lint, Try it, some one.
C. PlYler.
la General Bstility, Emaciation.
Consumption, and Wasting in Children,
Seotts Ztmnlsion of Pure Cod Liver
Oil with Uypophosphites is a most valu
able food and medicine. It creates an
appetite for food, Strengthens the nervous
system, and builds up the body. Please
read : i tried rtcott's Emulsion j on a
young man wnom physicians at times
had given up. Since he began using the
Emulsion, his Cough has ceased, gained
flesh and strength: and from all appear
ances iiis me will be prolonged r many
years. I have been in IIosDital Service
for th past twenty years, and : never
have used any preparation with greater
satisfaction." John Sullivan, Hospital
toward, Reform School. Morganza, Pa.
: -
A Jesse James- Man Blows Out the Gas.
A big six-foot four-inch fellow arrived
in the city on the train from Atlanta last
Sunday evening, and went into one of
pur hotels like a cyclone from the Ara
bian desert, fie said he was a member
of the famous Jesse James tranir. and
wrote k"Texas" all over the hotel register.
ie cavorted around for a tune and ftmil.
y made his way to his room, where h
blew out the gas and cot in bed. The
hall boy detected the smell of escaping
gas some time afterwards and upon mak
ing an investigatWm he found that it pro
cceded from tne room of Mr. .; Jesse
James' supporter. Tne room was entered
and the noble Texan was found ihsensi-v
ble and just about' ready to hand in hi
checks. By hard Work his life was saved
and When he left town his feathers were
drooping like those of,a sick chicken-
L harlot tc Chronicle. !
Barreling the -Oil in Charlotte.
The business of the CharWte
the Standard Oil Company has grown to
such an exteut ,that the
found it necessary to build n larra iron
Hank here, and make Charlotte a barrel
ing depot. .The tank is built of iron,
with a capacity; of 20,000 gallons, and is
located at the company's office, uear the
Carolina Spoke and Handle Works, in
the northern section of the city. The oil
will be barreled here for local consumers
as well as for shipment to all . points in
me Bouinera States. Charlotte Chronicle.
A Big Gun Finished.
PrrrsBuiu;. Pa.. Jan.
steel gun which was cast at' the Pittsburg
Steel Casting Works, last Wednesday;
was removea irom tne moulds to-day.
ana as ine ponaerous nine ton cylinder
ovfung ncur vi uie piii eunenutendcnt
Hamswortb, after a superficial examina-
wvm, uctiKuiuijr eciaimea; "sne is as
cieau-a a looking class " Evm tua
mass of steel is so hot t hat it cannot be
wucoea wun tne hands.
' Mr, H. D. Murrell, of Middle Sound,
has ; snffered a great deal by hawks and
i,h8 vuiCKBUS, out nas
stracVupon a novel way to catch the
-varminta.T fie erected a pole with
a
spin, in-it, is which be inserted a steol
trap, which was Bet, but not biited
wnep on owi or nawk lit on it, the trip
caught it. So far he has caught 35
nawKs and p owls.
X - ;
unensive breath vanishes with the
nse qi ur. &age s Catarrh ffemedy:
Wanted-A Deht-Payingr Bsliicnf
; I ' fSam Joncs.1
If yott can pay your ltts, and you jdo I !
J 11 "... ..
ior 111 1'- , - -I
Tho-late Rey.J;D gcheck, of thu-
county, taught amtf truth" from the
pulpit of the Lutheran cnurcn in
thi?l
, - .. .. 1 , -
WadeeboralntellitEeocen Work' on
he
Si J k factory is rapidly progressing.
he
buildjng wili be ready to. wceivelhe ifia
: . . a. i a.
in a very short j tinie, and opra-
at an early
day.
John M. Owens-a fiftieei
of Mr. aud Mrs. Giles Qw
west ! of town, died on i
fineen year old son
ens. three miles
west! of town, died on the 8th mst.J oil
pneumonia. - ;1 J
In Scotch Irish township, this county.
January 9th, William 12inerson, in lhe
76th year of his age. fe
At: Charlotte, where she was going to
school, Jan. 12, niiss hAta birntli, aired 1
Smifch, f Ansonville, N. C. !
: W. B. BEACIIA3I,
Architect and Builde
J
SALISBURY
N..
Residence on Lee and Monroe
streets
Correpnondcuce solicited.
To Buy Cheap Goods j
8 Ml 1 falsi
Are decidedly in t!i lead with low iffice
and honest goods. Their retail department ii
full of bargaius, and their liuc of
Dress Goods, Shoes, Do
mestics, Hats and !
Notions, j
Are Complete
i
Also, Laces Gloves, Iloisery, Embroideries,
Ilandkerchif fs. Neck Wear, Blankets. Comforts.
CounterpiHS, Flannels, Table Linens, llLuse
Bacon, LanL Sujar and Coffee, Salt f and
Flour, in short a lull line, of GROCERIES.!
The above and a doze"n others besides; arc
the Stocks they offer at : figures which make
every article a bairgaiu. : , i '
They bny andcll Country Produce, Hides,
Bones, Old Iron, Wool. Lbo?e Cotton, &c., tic.
They are also aged for th most noiiulnr
brands of !
FERTILIZERS. j
In short, at their Store ' you can get what
ever you want at bottom prices. All theyl ask
is a chauce to prove what tqey say. I
JULIAN & WATSON.
JJR. , JAMES R. CAMPBEIjL,
Pliysician r.ncl Surgeon. 1
Offers his services
to the people of
Salisbury and vicinity.
Office in Maj. Cole's iron front building
corner jj,uin aua risner streets.
-r . J t- i .
10:Gm. .
Notice to Creditors. I
Having qualified as Administratrix! on
tha estate of T. C. Hyde, dee'd, aH per
sons navrng claims against said estate
are hereby notiiied to present the sjfme
to the undersigned on or before the 26th
day of November, 1S38, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JANE C. HYDE, Adm
Nov. 23, 1837. 5:6 w . 1
.. T
W. L. DOUGIAS 1 SKOS.tto orie-
nil atd only hzin l-se-wd welt i, 4 shoe
in th world, eiuals custom made
hand se red sli)8i that cost from i to
9 do.lu.rj. , f
W.L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE.
Tta only S3 SK AMI.KSS I
bnoelath rrld, witb-j
Xinost Cair. perfect C
and warranted. Confrresa,.
obi wen or muis.
Jantton and Lace, all
moa durable as those '
'sU wear the W.
Ij. .DOUGLAS.
W oooe.
n. wvuuAa w.ov an uk u nnex
eelled tor heavy wear. If not aold by your dealer
write W. I DQUGLA8 Brockton. 2as.
For sale by M. S. BROWN".
St. Aug.' 1st 1888.
f DSllNiSTRATOR'S K0T10E.
; Having qualified as Administrator of!t he
last Will aud Testament of the late Win-
field C. Beaver notice is hereby -jiven to all
persons having 'claims against the estate
of said deceased, that tliey raust present
mem to me ou or boforo the 17ih . d;f of
November, 1SSS, otherwise this ndtice
win be piead in bar of recovery. Ail
persons indebted to. said estate are rc-tiUe-ited
to settle without 'delay. I
P.VtL BAUlilN.GER,!
.v. Adiainistiatdr.
Visit Ceiar Cora Ihrssries,
'1
Him ic UV OTiliS lP.fi !I1wm Labf
conducted and well stockwl with the iost
reiuwiio iruus ot any nursery in the State:
vuiiuiiis more reimDie acclimated viirle
ties of Apples , PeachcB, Pears, Che:i iep
Gnipep, and all other fruits for orchard
ami irawlMti nlontin.. i T
. T ....nuJi. , itc nave no com
neiiucn m to extent of greundsJand
uenuiuuuy grown trees and vines of
ait
4
..v .u c uucs anu Kiy.ps vv a
i.. liibe you in stock. Your order
noli flit 1 T as t
...:n j . 8-iju
wi4vieu. jrnccs reasonaMe
DesiriDi
live catalogue sent free.
Auaress i
N.
W. CRAFTS
Shore, Yadkin County, X;fc:
1 ViVm i ' 5
to th'8-StoN
HEAB'THE. I j
Bay
i.
Absolu
Tlifnnitirneref varies. A marvel Of our.lv
strength, and wnolesomeness. More economical
man tueoruinarv uaas, ana cwinu d oiu iu
mmmritinn wiib the multitude of low test. bort
welyh t, alum or phosphate powders. SfiTd only In
cana. Hot Ah Bkiko Powper Co.. 106 Wall su n.
For sal4y Bingham & Co., Toung & Bos-
tain, and K. P. Murphy.
i . j
NOTICE TO BUILDERS I
The Salisbury Brick CompanT, just
formed, Tiave perfected all arrangements t
r. l win
cournunce at once, and be prepared to fur
nish Brick in any desired quantity.
SALISBURY BUICK COMPANY,
jonx A. Botdes, 12:2t.
m. c. qcixif, I
A. W. OSBOKKE.
NOTICE.
In obedience to an order of the Sit-
perior Court of Catawba county made in
the case of Susan 8. Trollinger vs. 11. II.
TrolHneer and others. I will sell on the
11th day of February, 1888, that valuable
tract of land known as the Chim place,
adjoining Thomas Hyde and others on
the W. N. C. K. K.two miles east of
Cleveland in the county of Rowan, con
taininz 151 acres. This land is sold to
make assets for the paymeut of debts
The purchaser to Day 20 per cent, cash
J
the balance on a credit of six mou
with bond and approved title. Title re
taincu until all the purchase money ; is
paid. SUSAN S. TROLLINGER, j
Admx. of M. B. Trollingen
Jan, 5,1888. ll:4t:pd.
HUMPHREYS'
22. ETTiTPELEYS' BOOS
Cloth & Cold Binding
144 rarw, wUa EUrl EapMlaf, .
AtLXVrBKK.
JtMfvn. P. a Itot I. T.
UT OF FBINCIFAI. MM. CUXXS rBICK.
1 JFeTers, Congastioa, InflmmtkiM... .2S
21 Worm. Worm Fever. Worm Colic... .35
3U'ryinc Colic, or Teething of lnlant. .33
4Diarriiea. of Children or Adults...... .3$
5 JlVnlerV, Gripine. Bilious Colic SS
6iCholerm Morbus. rnnitius .S3
7lt'ouli. Cold, lironcbitis. 23
9lienralrin. Toothsclie; Isctsc: ....
9llriiarhea. Sick h'ftadaeho. Vsrtiiro.
HOMEOPATHIC
lUlllvapenai. bilions Stomach
.35
.35
.35
.S3
.33
.35
.30
.50
.3d
.30
.SO
.50
1 1 iHuppreaaed or Pafintl Period
1 31 Whites, too fro i use fenous,
1 34'roap, Connh, DiiScult Breathing....
I IjSnlt Hheant. Knrsipeias. eruptions..
1 6f Rheumatism. Rheumntic Tains
I6:ler and Aiar. Chills. Malaria
175 Piles, Blind or Bleeding...
lim alarm, muuenxa. t .io in tne neaa
2
!l Whonnlna ('onsh. Violent Coucb.
18 Grnra I lTrktlil y.Phjrsical Wcakoasa
971KldnFV I)is-as4
Wrvous lability .......
1.00
.50
I.OO
1(KI rln.rv Wrakiirss. Wettme Bed.
bSlnisrasrs of tho Heart, Palpitation
PEC IF I C S
bold by Drufftrists. or md
t postpaid on receipt of
tax W). 10 raitsa at. X.X.
price. HliriilUUVaJUHUS
3:6m.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
250
lb second hand font of BruceV
Bourgeois at 10 cls,4er pound. Tied
up and in boxeft.
A second hand of 100 pounds of Smith &
McKellar s Bourgeois at 12 cts. per lb.
In cases.
A second hand font of Smith & McKel-
lar's Brevier, 60 lbs. In cases and
tied up, at 12 cts.
A second hand 40 lb font of Great Primer
at 15 cents per lb.
A lanrc S line border, ornamental cor
ners, at 14 cts, per lb. i
A large' l0 line ornamental border at 14
cts. per to.
And varioui other fonts of advertising or
display type at about
cost.
half original
Cei?!l!SSIGi$En"3 SALE G?
REAL ESTATE. )
In nu nuance of a judgement effthe
Superior Court of Rowan County I will
ell at the Court House Door in ths town
of Salisbury, on Monday the Oth 4j M
January 1888, at public au lion, to tlir
iiighe t bidder, the lbllowing described;
valuable lands.
Three 81 town lots, which are di
;ribed by metcand bounds in, a i-ertaii.
deed from J. C. Cowan and wilV to Ann;
Mc.Nffly, dated the ICth. day of Septem
ber and reiteretl in Book 7 pace
479, of the Public Registers Office of Rowan
County.
Terms of sah : The purchaser to pay one
half cash and the balance in six months;
interest on deferred payment at 8 per cent.
KEHK CKAIGE,
Commissioner.
Dated Dec. 2, 1S37. 7:5t. !
SALISBURY MARKET.
DECEMIiER 29.
Cotton lijarket corrected weekly
BOY DEN & QUINN.
bv
Cotton, strict tood uiitViling, 92'
g'xxl unadiiiig,
low middling
sta'nes & tiBKes,
0?
St
11
8 to 9
Market firm and
in good dcinnnd.
Country pndnde market corrected bj
JULIAN & WATSON.
Corn, new, 53 55
Jb lour, coonlry family, $2.15 $2. 10
Wheat. 70 ft IK)
Country bacon, hog round, - 9 10
Butter, , 15 20
ggst 12 15
tely Pure. :
Fork, good, 7 8
Irish potatoes, good, - 50 I
Lard, country, 9 ft 10
TAKE DDE KOHCf THEREOF
: i . ' ' : ' ' ' . . . ; ,
AT BlcCUBBIMS CORR1SR
WILL BE MOVED
Next Door to the HARDWARE HOUSE of
SMITHDEAL,
AND FOR THAT REASON
re will continue to
AT
1
We have been highly grati-
fied over our
during
the
hop
e by keeping up our stand-
ard of best goods for the. least
and
money
merit a continuance
patronage.
. - I' ' '
Respectfully,
i.
13 f.
V
WEEK YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. j. Grari'
Uojy. D. A. AT WELL.
Agent for ths "CardwellTireskcr,
Salisbury, N. C., .Tune 8th tf.
NEW HFH.
Tha undersigned have , elrttered into a
uo-partiierhip for the purji of conduct-
ing the vK.HOCiiHY anU rKODUCK
COMMISSION business,- to date from
Ma: eh 2S, 1J87. Consignments especinlly
!oliciled.
McKEELY & TYSON.
fhe undersigned takes this opportunity
to return tlianks to his numerous friends
for their patronage, and asks the con
tvmuuicc of the same to the SEWFIKfli
He will always be on hand to serve tho t
patrons of the XEV FIRM. ' - -
27:tf J. u. 3lCjNJKKL.y.
c
3
When I tar Cxrw I do not roan merely to:"-'
top tbern tor a tlrao, aod then bave them re t
torn fainr i x xajt jl ttAXiiuAii cuiuw
naro jnaa too aueaso oi
-v i-
ITTO EPILEPSY or
en
FATJLinG CICITOECa,
t wAATiy remedy ts,-
. Cess tho worst esses. Because other pvi T
; failed 1 no reason for not now reeetrteg. a we.
Send at onee for a treatise and Fbbb Bottub r
Of my IvrALUBLB BkxXST. GIto Eiprrjsi
and post OtQee. It costs job nothing lot a
trial, and It nut com you. - Address ..
H.CROOT.U.C. IMPutttT.rwYcrx
iMiflWilli'.
VI ill
4k. wn .
1:
4-
-1
i
ON FEB. 1st. TO TH
TA.YJLOR & C O.
sell our HEAYY GOODS
enormous sates
season
fair
.to
of
your
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THE LEADiNG ;
T. IV. I'OOD & SONS
10 S. 14th Bt, BiGbnond. y. s
Keqoe all -Gardeners, Farmers ant!
fp TrackersUo sendfor their
HEW SEED CATALOCiltE
for i888 It contains desczipiions of
all new and desirable varieties of- !
; for the Farm and Garden that are
- adapted to the South.
Grass A Clover, Seeds a Spec
: Catalogue mailed free, . Snn FORtr.
; I. - - - - ' . , : .
11:3m. ' . :
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAUO
Whereas a MortjKige , Deed was made
ly Susan Brateher to.V.;A. Lingleon
2Uth day f July 1&S2, which Md Mort
enare It-el is reKisterod in the Register'
Office of Kow:w eoanty. lq Book No. 61 J
patce 567, anl whereas breachea In tho .
conditions of s;tid Mtirtpage Dcl have
occurred, ; Now thereforei on--the 2Slh
day .of January; 1SS8, afcthe Court Houfo
door: in Salisbury, at the hour of S2
o'clock at noon. I will sell a tract of SOt
acres of lauu, situated Hr At well town
I sjtip. adJoiuingthe laiKU of Hirocbh Fit'
perman, George Corriher .and othert,
which is tjpder mortgage to ) secure tb
payment of tbia debt. j -i
Terms of sale -Cash. T - - f
.MARTHA LINGLE. Admr. of
I W. A.UNGLE,
Py. 27th, 1887. 10:4t.r
llEsEsD Sert WiMlcr exist tx Ltbou4
U tm IC sands of foi-ms'but are surpass!
ed by the marvels of Invention. ' Those t
Who are in need of profitable work" tBatl
can be done while Iivirigafc home sbooM
at once senu meir uresg. ;u-uniieti
Co., Portland, MaiuV,' VnoS' receive free,
full information how either sair: of ill
ages, can earn from $5 $d -(25 per day and
npwaras wnerever. iney- liTe. ' you-are
started free. Capital not Tsouired. Xort
have made over $50 in' a single day ,
this Work. . AH sncceed. ' '. X. 1 "
iMstKtofs.TSale cf Laii-
1 On Saturday the 17th ?daj of Decern ter
next, at the late residence of David Mof .
gan, deceased, I -will sclK tho plantation
on which the said , Df vil 3Iorgan Hred
knd died, consistlngof 12 acres more
leP8""v. : -r .- ;.'--.rX - ''-iv'" V 'v
i The term of sale will be Cash, as sooa
lis the sale is cpnfirnid, whith "will; f j
ten davs after sale. ! i ' '
1 - '.!' -
COST
past
and
deal
i nnttpn
SEEDS IP
urn
JACOB MORGAN,
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