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Thj new residence of Mr; Theo.J?.
Khitlz, on Innis street,"'is lathe I and
ivaUy for the plaAtererswho will begiii
their work as noon ! as -tnVSveatlier will
II II WIImil,WBtl!ll II 'Jlfc'W.nr -faf- Mini I 1 I MHI III I I IHI I IIIIIIT
ksiKxma rim 'Atag
Ee7. H.v O. Pcar5oa at Statssirilb. 7
For several Vkk! ihe c'iifeint congrc-
;' gallons of t ha edyj have been holding
jKrrxiH. The residence W'hcur completed 'unioa prayer nVtvngs', for. the purpose
will be the iiandiSoWest in Salisbury Uih "P pirit;ttf prayer hi. the
. - 1 ' k .I.,; L!, ' .:.peP Te for the ivwpuea of Mr. Pearson. .
in appearance auu,.via, uwwrc f ..Kev.lfc i. Pearson ami wife arrived
1 4'ivfiu8rW inform it ton da mUtrrRart-
? Subscription Bates.
T1.V, ftabscriptimi rrttesof the Gro'
yatehnrtk m : ; ." rn
ta in .HuvHi'Wfw'r
SS.W
J laid off in the most convenient form, and
four rooms on'thc lower floor are to be
finished in cherry, ashe, oak i and gum.
Mr. J. D. Small is the contractor and his
work always speaks for itself.' p V r
f tear. ti
- " pay in1 1 del veil JJhiu s
K'pAyrttHaelVd .12 iuo'
We are requested to fcay that thejsate
of the Chun land, oa the llth of -Feb-ruary,
wiil take place on the premises
-Si?
vfovijty CommWonera will meet next
Monday , . - y -
- Tyiisuol supply 'of garden seeds are
iiitatlWdrugBteres, .
biding for r. H. Thompson
f.niry Is cpund ready for shingling.
fj)rl loiiti AVVitehcad' has becn iVbsent
ft Week on ajvfeit to relatives in Virginia.
One of thi attractions op Fisher street
m lostrJnday was'a brokett down wagon.
The town elock has been striking an
iL..- Khind? for jtevieral days. Can11! it be
IIUUI i -
Several of ; our model gardeners are
5fl
His Golisn Wcdiinj. ' 1 r
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Mr, William ..-'Murdoch, f this tqw'n,
celebrated his golden wedding a few days
ago, w ith a few friends. - lie sought to
have two or three friemls. with himvho
yetreiaain of the number who attended
hi.4 marriage in Raleigh, fifty years ago,
but failed. 3Ir. Murdoch's heivlth hits
not been good for, some months, which
ms, for much of the time, kept him with.
a doors under the carerof his aged coin-
panionKwho still retains a good degree of
strength and vivacity.
! i Several ot . our mwici g;iiucuci ,iv
Anc to try their hands at raising celery
K this Year,
Mr! Ooushenour, on last Monday, pur-
t -i iw llvftrv stable nronertv of Mr,
1 1 ! Mike Bringle. . ;; v . I -'.;
M siieriffKtider has purchased the Me
1 rjncy residence on the corner of Bank
if tnd Main; greets.
4-T
Mrl J. M. Bickers
S visiting our city m
Miss Mamie Mock returned n.Monday
from a visit to hefl sister, Mrs. liain, in
Pkilapelphii.
' An unusually large number of; drum
'I. We been in! town this week so
citing orders in thfeir. respective lines.
L of Virginia, is now
the interest of the
I'lac3 of ale
-1
T. K. BiicxKii yniij
)K, KAI.KICU, K. C
now coming into use
and finds a. place in the manufacture of
the iucandescent light
. i
be an improvement on
meiiy used. Bat few
zircons suitable tor
bund in this locality.!
We regret to learn that Mr. James
Hudson's dwelling house, six miles north
of this place, Wa3 destroyed by fire Mon
day night last, between 8 and 9 o'clock.
Mr Hudson was not at home at the time
though 'other persons we're on the prem
ises. The fire seem3 to have originated
in a closet, where matches were kept,
and it is believed they must have been ac
cldently ignited. The loss is a serious
one to Mr. 11. only a few of his house
hold godds having been rescued from' the
I flames. - ; ' J
Inter-States Life Assbciatieu qf Stauu
tbn,.Ya:
i ' .We call the attention of our readers to
Vhe sale of the Thomason land in Frank
fit -vvncVilTTi on the! 3rd of March. See
ad. in another column. .
I We understand that a partnership has
bteri formed: in our own for the raising
of chickens, and the parties to it expect
: , to corner the, market.
rVuirt i in session this , week at Con-
. !cord.V ine oaiisoury .uar is icjjipocuiw
1 -in the persons of 1. l'. Kiuttz, j. v.
Mauhey and JLoe S Overman.
Wilson, of Hopewell P. O.,
Lcoan.ty, S. C, 'will be in
Itowau county sootito explain the object
film aUwiKAto tu wrmer.-?.
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Mr. Jis. A.
'; Mecklenburg
" Liberal.
We learn that Mr. Alfred Tohston-ims
continued to sell wood at the same price
demanded in thexfall when the roads
were good, and no more, while aII
other wood-haulers have advanced their
rates. This is libaral to say no more.
But it annpt . well be a oriteriau for
wood-haulers living-at a great 'distance
from the town, for the reason that there
fsa much heavier rate of wear and tear
on- teams, wagons and harness. We
think consumers cannot reasonably ex
pect wood at the same prices' in the winter-condition
of tire roads as when the
roads, are good, and the labor of sup
plying it so miich less painful and expen
sive. -
Planting Tree.
A
!g!;rW:t&'Uht are recciv
! : liig their Spring. good-i in the H ue of shoes
f 'ie,! ;Thy Iceep in stock Zt-igler Bros'
s- and other makes of fine shoes.
The fiirtiljzpr'meij took us by ?torm this
week, and it, seems to us thii mrmers in
I . -M tor anything in tins line can nnu
! what tney want inour columns, j
f f We would siitrest that the citizens of Iterian ehurch have ordcrt-il
Salisbury hold a meeting, and consult as
! --rio the advisabiHiy of askin the Demo-
kraticH5te Convention to meet Jiere this
Now is the time io do it as soon as the
ground is in proper condition . A better
time was in October and November ; but
tliat having passed those who propose to
set out either fruit or shade trees to grow
this year, must be on the alert and seize
jheopportuuities which the early spring
will utford. There are many vacant
places along our streets which should
have shade trees, and the most concern
ed in having them, should arrange-' for i
without delay.-.
V e are.jrlaa to mention, in u3 con-
ieajr.
The iuAHcat snap of the winlerUs herd
U thae and ihould vOur st.eam or wate r
Mpes biirst c4ll o P. If. 'Thomjso!i for
.repair?,-who always carries it full line of
i i team fittings, &c.: ':
i ' Messrs. Lithnan and Lichtenstcin have
bought-out the stock and,, good will of
jUcf'oncy . & Bro., and make their bow to
the public in this issue of the Waj:cji-.
3lAf. ., Ve welcome them to--Salisbury
nud wish them success. i
I yThc Raleigh News and Observer of the
!26th says .that arrangements are being
:nade fo"ralitqrary and 'musical enter
1 ainrnfut of a high order in lialeigh, in
ifhich Miis Runiple, of this place, will
take a; prominent part, some time in Feb
ruary-. - . , : . -
uection, that the officers of t he Presby
ir mr.jde
trees to be set out on the .isi'ouails of the
school house ' iroperty under iiieir caro
and also along the pa;c:Mei.t ' on the
South and West, sides of the iarsou4gc
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A CaUel Presbytery. -
There vas 'a called meeting of the
Concord Prcsbvtery: convened in the
Pi ehy' eriau church at this place Tuesday
ui-'ht to consider the dissolution of. the
past orial relations of Re v. It. W. Boyd
with the churches of Unity and Franklin.
Rev. J. Rumple presided and Rev. J. A.
Ramsay was appointed clerk. Mr. Boyd
tendered his resignation of those charges;
but after someffCUssion in - which Mr.
Richard Culberson, of. Unity, Thds.
Gheen; of Fjanklin, and Rev. J. A. Ram
sr.y; of Thyatira, took p ut . tin; Presbytery-refused
to accept the resignation;
but appointed a Commi'lee of five per
son, to witr llev. J. A. 'Ramsay, Rev. W.
Thcrailroiid shops at this place werciR. McClelland, J. K. Graka n. Robt.
Knox and Dr.-J. G. Ramsay, t visit
here Saturday evening on She CV o'clock
train from Asheviile. He was "taken to
the residence - of Mr. P. ll. Chambers,
where theyjvill remain during the ti in e
he preaches herel After he hiul refreshed
himself -with souie supper he went to see
the "Tabernacle' the place prepared for
sprvieei I e found it large and paciou3 hall
I-eparcd in the cellar of the brick ware
house, which luw ft Seating capacity ot at
st U,0-m Thei nal 1 is wei I J giiici ana
comfortably warmed ami is said to be
the yest place hef has preached at.
Mr. Pear.Mn held a c nauitatiou mee
ins Saturday niiht with the different
piistois of the city, and concluded he
would reach his hiv-t sermon at e.even
o'clock Sablxith muuing. The hall, on
Sundaynonsingiwas aMut one thirJ'fiill
ana luvA aoous &UJ io pci-sons.
At nightthei-e ! waLs Ubout twice i s many,
because very fewSikuew that he had
changed the program. 1
He began preaeluwg bv saying that ne
would astao'.iuce that preaching would
be in promptly at eleven o'clock each
day. -Preliminary services at J o'clock
p. inland preaching begin at J o ciock.
That he wanted the people to assemble
promptly at the appointed hour; did not
want them to come straying in at any
hour. Laughterl'; That they might
expect iireaching if ; uothing less than a
first class cyclone -comes. Laughter.
Rain, snow, sleet, wind or storm would
not stop him, and he 'wanted that . to be
the same with thy people. Bad weather
did net stop the trains, nor tho-Postoflicc
did not 8 mt up, nor the banks close, nor
the liquor shop did notr shut up for bad
weather. .But the people, oh! they could
not go Jo church ou oad tuiys.
I don't expect there will be anybel
rang tor these services, but some one
said that they could have thVMethodi3t
bell but I am airuid tLa. it will not be
done nroDerlv. for the old sexton may be
drunk or asleeri and forjret to ling it
rLaa&hter.T '" I don't beiieve inichuic'
bells no wav. the v. Are a nuisances . The
rains don't run on time rung by bells
I think if the money spent to buy churcl
bells was sent to the heathen we would
have them converted to ner. Have your
time and come to it. I have railroad
time, and he said ;what time he had and
every man who had a. watch set it to the
time'of the preacher.! I don't want to say
anything further about this, but you
must not come iaic, n you-uo l win can
you out if it is (J rover Cleveland and his
wife, iaughterj ;
Sunday jnorningi his text from James
2 chap. 24 verse:1 1, e see then how that
by works a man is justified auu not by
faith only.' His; sermon was of great
power, plain and Very illustrative, and
more than pieAsca tne congregation.
There was several there to hear h;m
that never had darkened the door, of a
church, and it was a pleasing thing to
see our worthy citizens, the Jews, out to
hear him. Tiny sto.ucd-well pl-.as3d.
Sunday-night the preliminary meeting
was held by Rev. Roane. He opened the
ervwe by singing the song "I he Great
Physician is near, followed by short
prayer. Then he read a few verses from
sixth chapter of Matthew. Then follow
ed a devout and impressive prayer by
MrJ l'j. B. Stnnson alter which Mr. l'ear
sonstepped upon the platform, laid ofi
his overcoat and eaid ; as we are going to
preach about soving and reaping let us
oing something aiKHit it; sing the song
"What shall- the harvest be." ' After a
short prayer he took his text from Gala
tiaus, G chap. 7 veise : " Be not deceived,
God i:4 not mocked, whatever a, man
so wet h, that, shall he, also reap." He
said there was a; great deal of deception
in the world, and his sermon hit the
marl: ia every one' breast. Tlie congre
gation wa,s quiet and remained still and
listened Willi -great"'' interest for at least
one hour he held flieni spell bound, lie
announced that after Monday night there
wif d be an alter ince ing at the Method
ist church for all pers-.ms who had any
interest in the-cduse of Christ. At eleven
o'clock Monday was th time appointed
for a meeting for the "Special study oi
the IJib'e." At the appointed hour quiti
a l;irgecongregation hiu assmhied, lxth
of men and women. The preacher dis
tributed his "Tjat lH," "How to use the
-.' ' tZirq:3. ' ' . "' j ' '
Mr. '.P.: S Jiridrt (frecn- Riirer, N. C,
(Henderson Co.) has Seen doing consider
able prospecting 'thl-i winter. Probably
the most va'uable of hisIiscoveries the
Zircon. They nrl crystal ized ;very
sharply, bat seldom ) one found perfect,
hat is, with- all; sides perfectly crystal-
zed. This was the jcase with the $xnall
ot examined bv itho writer. The matt -
rial U more properly zircouite, a! that
term is sometimes applied to crystals of
gray or brownish tints. This-matenal is
mong electr&ians
l!il;lr;I'?li?
, and it is fouhd to
the material for
of the Cher liimpidr
gems have ibecn.
Work has been suspended at the "Gen
eve mine," in Montgomery' county. ! This
i3 sid for a property which was scdtobe
producing about $20,obD a rfonth a short
time since. Why suspend? Xma& holi
days last a long time
There is something very rotten in this
"Denmark."
At no time in the
has there been such a;
mation regarding the
In Montgomery. (?)
listory of the State
demaud for.iufor
mineral and wood
For The NERVOUS
1 5 The DEBILITATED
(The AGED.
M Mian 'toxic.
Celery kad Coca, tho Jvromlhcnt in--,
pedieiiH, are the km and ufeet;
Korre Toolsa. It ttren.heiM ami
Jervwa Vcaaa, Hyrtcn. Slcc- .
AN ALTERATIVE.
f' flrlTiot the polsoDottflrtnnorsof
. the blood purifying and earlcMn lt
na. overcmniiiK those duwasct
J"ia!r ftiMtt Impure or import
A LAXATIVE.
Acting pilldly btft sorely on the bowels
. it Cures habltoal eonstipatton, aod
promotesaregolar habit. Itstrength- -ns
tbectomach, aod aids dlsestkm.
A DIURETIC.
In tta composition the best and matA
active diareticsof the Materia Medlca,
are combined scientifically with other
effiecUre remedies for oiseasesot tho
kidneys. It can be relied on to sire '
quick relief and speedy care. .
Hundred, ol taaUaanUlahstMBa raerit
frma wtx turn mod thi mnljr with
taaSS&urtr .fntr'
rrles $l.e. loli br Dranlsta.
WELLS, niCHARDSONA CO. ProoV
ATTENTON
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KILL
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Sloro
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(MjCUBBINS & GAS
Ha vef made arrangements to lmndlo the OLD AND RELIABLE BRANDS OF
FERTILIZERS forinerly sold by J. D. Gaskill. Royester's High O. ale and Etiwan
Acid Phosphate stand at the head for composting, i 1
Sea! Fowl, Arlington and Owl Brands of Guano are 'unsurpassed, as has been
tos'ed by hundreds of the best farmers iu Rowan and adjoining counties.
B& SUIilJ AND CALL EARLY AND MtAKE YOUli ENGAGE-
MEXT, AS THEY EXPECT LARGE SAVES, THIS SEASON.
cd resources of the State. "These ejnqui
ries come from the North, Northwest and 15:?ai. j
Southwest and from England. The
time is' surelv not ifar in the future
when we shall see greater prosperity
among our people and greater activity
in the working of the materials nature
has so lavishly bestowed, upon us.
f OiTiee next door to Kluttz & Rendlcman, Maui Street, Salisbury, N. G.
The Raleigh News land Observer says '
taat from mining operatives who passed
through the city wo 'hear of active work
now going ou at tie Ma'nn-Arrington
mine in Nash county. There are 150
mn at work. Two shafts, 95 and 70 feet
deep, have been sunlk in the vein and
sloping and driving commenced. A '20-
siamp mill and heavy steam-hoisting
machinery are on the ground and being i
put into position. Extensive buildings
are coinir un and the reduction of ores
will begin about the jlst of March.
; at
GREAT EXCITEMENT
D GOOBS
Dpi Juilllili
Are (flevieteJlT In the Iciid w'h low prirt-s-mi
honeM o3ii. Tlieir tt-taif dpjmfHciit i ,
all oflarain., aqj tlielr line of ' .
Dress Goods, SliqcsDp
; mosiick Hats tinA :
Are tom plete,;
Also, Laees Glores, noiserr Eulivti dories,
'andkerchiefi, Xt-ik Wenr, nialkets,'iJ6aifort-,
ouutcrpina, .rlarinela, TaUle Liocus, House
Furnishing (JooJ?,!ic, 1c. , " -v
Uu-on, LaWirHi'g.ir, nnd" Coffee,'-Salr ti'iul
Flour, ui short'a fill line of G ROCK II 1 KS.
The abore and 4dozen others bt'sid'es ar
he Stocks they o9Vr at figures v hlj-U .raaka
very aticle a uargita.- . c ; '
They buy a"rid sell Connlrr Produce. Hides-
3oneS .Old Iron, M'ool. IJrwise (ktld7' f'c.
They are alio aicMits for the most ik)i ular '
brands of. i . . "
FERTILIZERS j ,
In short, at tfioir Store yon -can get hat-
ver you want at hotUim pukes. All they aik .
is a chance to projre what they say. -
JULIAN & 'WATSON.-
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PRICE
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KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN'S
TWO
wiich a
marUed al
To our Correspondents.
commun
the
late, and a press of bu
to leave them out this week, but will use rm;
what we can of then in; our county local
column next week, we don't want our
correspondents to take offense . at the
omission as it was uia voidable.
are kept full of choice and desirable GOODS by daily additions, which are
t Hock Bottom Fi ices for CASH or BARTER: We buy all kind df Tro-
duceUvhieh but few Housm do, for Cash or Trade.; 1 he largest piock ci Lrcst
aoodj in town. Prices' from 8 cts. to the best Cashmeres, Tricots, Flannels and
Best Alamance Plaids at-fcets., or as low as any one else will ell tbem
e received this week a number of We Have All-W ool Red Flannel at 15cts. per yard up-to tlie best Kig mrgain. in
. .. . . , a iLWnft'l !iIPKi nt. T. 85 Hiid un. New Stock of Domestics 5, 61, 7, , , and 10
ications jrora -uiuereiu pans oi Y" . " v. vi- r,,.j0 v..i ut 95 .-ihH un. to tW
county, but owing to their coming ,egt ur jB an styles. Knit and Cloth Shirts 25 cts. up .to the best wool. We ofier
siuess we are torced aii Gg our Lons Cloaks and iei Markets at t'Ubi . ; niey must, oe som to iuukc
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BUTTON'S
We have just received another
J - .
IV shut down last Monday tint their chi
ployt'CH might" attend the funeral of Mr.
II. Edwards, an .engineer on the
tVestcru road, vJio died, of Bright's dis
ease, Sunday morning. If e leaves awife
ad five smalhirdreii, wTio ;havc the
wramtliy of khis community. - ' '
4 1 i
Frankliif church, and . invei.
the
icausbs-of dissatisfaction ia t'i.tt congre-
CidiGU which led to the call lf -
i . f"MJX uaa ine piea
I uere last year. . A
TfcAftthis nunnnnv
ing, and make rcpjrt thov .
Spring nieeiing of "Presbvfe:
, j meet
.o the
Tho
The Boston Star Company is a musiciU
organization of considerable merit, to
tyj thepepple of Salisbury cart'testify,
sure ot ncai ing tnem
concert will be given
"4Tni-ii-rit'j 0c-
1 ,f iab on the night of the Ttirinst., (Tdes
y?l'?wid wc bespeak Tor them a'goodjal-
tendancer :, ,
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i A cowspondent of the Charlotte
) ' Chronicle truly says: Kalishury, one of
he widest tow ns in the State, ishowjng
"firkable signs of a second growth: the
.' pP!al0n , being increased by many
I and substantial citizens, a large new
obii;eco factory: has just been completed
" full view ot the Kichmqnd & Danville
. "ail road, two cotton factories are to be
rajljt pext'summer and many new rcsi-
lenccs are being built and othci-s con
. . ' mplated. : - ' - " ; V- "
t' n'' J' . - ,' . v.'.-J - ...'-.
A if urivea hopic o? ring in a tree, cr
Want a hitching post; hero and there in
,t heesident partof the town, would be
'vvTWPseahd would be an accom
odation to our . physiciaus that fhev
-onld. appreciate no little. They are
oinjttlled very freqneutlv to hitch Whei e
j T ""possible to tie their horses scciwcf
-Jf-T.y 1 need their services at some
I h": iaifT during our lives a great many very
ipuenand a little forethought 'in their
Wflf in this direction, we repeat, would
P appreciated, , -m
Ciin.mitee wiil meet at lyra,:!ii 1 next
.- m. There
Tawday
at 1 1 o'c! cck
being ;no other business, Presbybrry ad
journed with prayer. r
The Edipso. '
This lihenomehon was witnessed Satur
day night last nnder the most favorable
circumstance The sky being perfectly
clear, the time early and the temperature
comfortable enough for persons' wishing
to watch it to remain out of doors, i The
New York Herald Jr speaking of the
moou's total-eclipse, says that, the most
beautiful part of tlie phenomenon, espe
cially if seen with atciescope, is before
totality' beginsj'wheu the moon-is "grow
ing, more and more obscured by" 'the
earth's penumbra the partial shadow on
thexterior of its perfect shado w. Th
umbra, or1 perfect "shadow itself, how
cver, is faintly illuminatc l and exhibits
a graduation of color well described by
Ilerschcl as tbluish, oreven (by contrast)
greenish, toward theixmlers of a space
of about four or five seconds of apparent
'angular-breadth, in ward, thence passing,
by delicate but rajid graduation, through
rose red to ti fiery or coppep, colored glow,
like that of a-4uli red hot Iron." As the
eclipse proceeds, this-glow overspreads
the moou's airless and arid surface, re
vealing to the "telescope the waterless
"seas" (so called), the great sunken cra
ters, and the mountain peaks of our life
1 ss satellite. - '- '
Scriptures." and discussed under each
I he.id and explained to the workers how
to reach all classes, oi people.
Monday niglit:-t-Notvithstanding the
rain commenced td fall early in the eve
ning attd the shifting cloud3 gave evi
dence of a wet 1 night, at least one hour
before service began, many men and
women was seen wending their way to
the "Tabernacle,"! and before tie hour
appointed -for service the hall was
well nigh filled. The preliminary meet
ing was conducted by Jtev. of the
Episcopal church.; lie opened with a
song, "The Gate ajar stands free to all."
Rev. W. A. Wood, l. i)., offered a prayer
and at the close of the last song Mr.
Pearson offered up a "short prayer and
began his sermon from S. John, chapter 3
verse 7 "Yc must be born again. He
preached one bcur! exactly and viz one
seemed weary, and perfect silence per
vaded t,bft r.Uaiv-nce tha entire time, and
ieat'inlerest was! mhmfested by all.
The "alter mcejiyg was held imme
diately after thejsei'fuon-at the Methodist
church. Great! i jit crest vas manifested
by the enquirers, and about .10 or 12 were
on their knees praying and asking the
prayers of the people of God. One young
man" professed,; (James A. Armhekl,
yohngest son of Col. H. F. Arm Ik Id, was
the lirst and only convert at this meeting.
Tuesday rooming: Text, Mark, chap.
1G .verse 1'0, "He went forth ami preached
everywhere!." The bright tnnshine
brought a large ; crowd huth from the
country and tlie city. The preacher made
a a deep impreson at this :pre;iching,and
a tv.r.cLing scene was witnessed at. the
e!o:-e of the morning service: an old man
over 70 years of; age, one of th oldest
citizens and alsa one of the greatest sin
ners of the eompriAinityicame forward aud
gave his hand toi the preacjier aud asked
for prayer and promised to live a better
life in the future. About two hundred
came forward , arid took his, hand and
promised to do better, and hev'ealled all
who had buck-slfdden to come forward
and promise to dolbctter. A good many
came'forward. . M .
;It- is generally ! understood that he
wilF not preach iii the afternoun, at
least no such! appointment. has
been made. There is a large, cholf con
ductcd by Prof. lWnard, of this place.
Good-crowd of persons from the country
and several front our neighboring towns,
and -Salisbury is represented
We mark them low and let them go and get more.
- . j . i a i . i. r...,.
lirooms cneaper yian ever ucmir.
nhennest m town
pt ijsiva- Coffee oulv 25 cts. who would tirniK ivio : j
ieoL o,iiiio-.ir injst. in. Pp.ins. Oat Flak s, Oat Meal, On
t ,'.n f,;i,an. v,n.ft,1 Fruits. Dried Fruits, and lots of c
UllVCV! Vv VV Jj -s....--.- 7 i K
Big Assortment Of Tinware,
Brass Hooped Buckets 25
New Crop New Orleans Mo
ts, Tapioca, Macaroni,
ood things to eat.
Bit SURE AND SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL AS
MEAN TO DO WHAT WE SAY. 1 S
WE
J)IU JAMES R. CAMPBELL
Fhysician and Surgeon.
! OfTers his services to the people of
-4 -ii; Jiiii-vihnd Vll'iliitVi
' finb-i- iii' Mai.Cole'H iron front building'
corner Main and Fisher streets.
"Tf. 13. BEACH AM,
AicMtect and Builder
Absolutely Pure.
Tlilsnowdomevcrvartcs. A marvel or'pur.tj
iM-tntn.and whfiesfjnness. More economical
HuU-oflv lest, fciion
o uoivdriH. Sold only 1r
iiOYAL Baking Povdei: Co., 105 Wali:st. N
t.li.in tlie nrJlnarv kinds.
tonirtctltloii Willi tlie lunl
-vo;-ht. alum or pli0Silta
V.
Fors dtf by Ding-hum'
tain, and N. P. Mnrp'
fc Co.,
y- -
Young
TT1,1 A. Ill T ATlJ P A -ti 0 rt I A i
By vir'ua of a decree of the Superior
Court of Sampson county in the csisc of
L. A. McKoy and others, exparte, I will
sell at the Court House door in the town
of Salisbury, oh Monday, the "th l4iy oi
March 18S8, abqut Three Hundred tnd
Fifty acres of va'uable land in Eowan
comity about 10 mi'ds west of Sa'isbury,
known as the McKoy land. This jlanrt
will be sold in tractrfiof 50 to 1"0 .teres.
f Terms :One-fourih cash and .the.-bal
ance in twelve months. Persons desiring
further information ! will please- call on
me or Col. W. .
Jan. 30th, 1SSS.
15:"it.
isii
. ... '4
IS,
beyond
SHOL
fuesion, th jrf
DRESSIKG
for ladies uso ever made , Try iti -Buv
RAVE&U GLOSS, POLISIIthei
only Shoe Polish made which coutains..
rnl. Every bottle gua ranted satisfaetory?.'.
Ve will pay for every pair shoes it esaoka .
or injures. t -
Use none but RAVEN'S GLOSSY S4Jd
exclusively by I
SClIjL'L'TZ & VANWYCK.,
The Best ug. Softens id'-
.ArCRlShas PRESERVES
SALISBUBY.'N. C.
ideate on Lee and Monroe streets
poddence solicited.
13:!hn. !;
Rej-i
Corrf
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
A 250 lb second hand font of Bruce's
Bourireois at 10 els. pcrltound. Tied
up and in boxes.
A secondhand of 100 pounds of Smith &
McKellar's Bourgeois at 12 cts. per lb.
In cases; '
A second hand font of Smith & McKcl-
lar's Brevier, CO lbs. In cases and
lied up, at 12 cts.
A second hand 40 tt font of Great Primer
at 15 cents per lb.
A large 8 line border, ornamental cor
ners, at 14 cts, per lb,
A larg lOJine ornamental border at 14
"cts. per lb.
And various other fonts of advertising or
display type at about half original
- cost. - "
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VALUABLcTiLAHD FOR SALF.
There is a very valuable tract of land
for sale in the heart of the faroou&'"Jer
sey Setllemcutf one mile South of Lin
wood. It comprises nearly 4004icrcs, can
bo easily divided into two tracts with
line dwellings nnd out-houses on each. .
There is nearly. 100 acres seeded in wheaty
and a large part iif clover, which grows
finely Ncarlyi 00 Tcres of Yadkin river,
bottom., Thiva-uable" property can be
lM)tight for $25 r.n acre, andjt is tvorth
every dollar of that price. For further
information addresia -. . f
' WATCHMAN,' .. f:
4-. Salisbury, N. C.
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Hduck.
Tl vir - f A TT"TT',
Commissioner.
SALISBUI11
FEBRTJABY 2. J
Cotton market corrected weekly
B0YDEX
MARKET.
i
ixd A. B0YDEN. ' - X C, (U1NNT ' V , - j U
ITf lNTira F FAE10IS " -ift
: I IS RESPECTl-ULLY CALLED TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF j:; :mM-'
i " mm -mln ' , : mt-- mmmmm mmmmm. mwmm :Z!3,' i1.-n-s X.Z
ERS-KtiK I ILlZLKb. " :
!tli:tS;lU--'M
FIERTILIZ
Be have om hand and will. receive of theolt
lowing standard goods: . ' i
l,y
& QUIXIn.
in
81
Cotton, strict good
" good middljin
liht raiddhng,
" middling,
low middliu
ul.il ing,
-10
na
A
staines & ti
Receipts to date
i
'pi .
igcs.
3.C00 bales;
fimp last, vear 2.GW. htock on
iiuuv j 1
200 bales. Markets
i to
-fame
hand
Statcaville, N. O., H .
Jan. 31st, 18-S8. j ; " ;
Country produce
JULIAN &
to previous announcement, Butter,
Rev. Mr. Raihsford, of New York city, .biggs,
preached an interesting sermon to an ap
preciative congregation -at St."Iuke's
Episcopal church here on last Sunday,
Corn. new.
Flour, country If am
Wheat..
Country bacons bo
Pork, trood, !
Irish notatoes. good
I Lard, country, j
t
quiet.
00: "
$00 "
1 00
"FARMERS FRIEND," (for Cotton.)
"NATIONAL,". Cotton ami Tobacco.
"TfYVVAV TJ." rVittiin nnd Tobacco.
ZlLIS AMMONIATEDIBONE SUPERPHOSPHATE, 0otton and Tobacco.
ACID PHOSPHATES, for Composting. .
ORCHILLA CUANO, small grain, clover and graces.
100 Barrels LIME. s
lis aliOYS Fertiltzers are all EstaMisM Brands mie if SiaMarii GpoCLs, p GsarantBEfl Analysis,
r
We ofH r onr FERTILIZERS to tlie fdrmcrs of Rowan and adjoining bounties at LOWER
PRljCES and on better terms tban ever before offered in this- market. - -j , , -v ' ;v -
market corrected by
WATS0X. I
55 5G
ilyi S2.15 $2:40
$1.00 u $m
round,
9 10
13 U 20
0 10
WILL ALSO PAY
IGltEWS A CALL BEFORE
KE HIGHEST MARKET PBjCE FOR. GOTTOII
ANOi 09TT0H SEED.
pvr.cu.mxa roun guaho oi: selumj suuu, cutiu..
WANTED (AT THE BEICK YASD) 1000 COEDS WOOD. :
RESPECTFULLY, 4
BOYDEN &
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