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1 ? ''9 ' '' "' ' 1.. I'.'-t- ft?; V f SI- 6 .'li til - 5 "!; -" - ',-'.1 I i i . - : r -r - ! Mr: i1-. i 'I 1 1 !l -1 t - !;h: at li nt j- - ::,ri-V ftp nil il 4 i 5 !. ii -j. - r .1. - ! 4-3'--' .H',t!. ! 2 -4 Ki- . .r-'--:- . . - . --- - ------ - , -. . ,, I'?' r I -hrfeHj?i Aih (Carolina; Departmeiitof I . ; U ' Washington, Tnmmv rim. 'fl, lSSS.i , ?i Airnculculture seems to Have gotiear runininf 'nmuitkL " 7? ' - - ' J I -Tltd Dakota SchemsIt Jleaninj. T Tbmubhciins hare.iast voted in tli s Senate to divide Dakota Territory Lhl f ife the Southern part iritaihe VL- JfcWby .woa-this done?VThey are lUiniia or losing cuhmvi - i4md they : jam : mantfjovringt to mt -in harltepubucan- memoers. ti n luver ".-before : known; that a Territory ;:-n.' AirM) : before it -came in. ,iia a ? ;VThen look' at iex;t.. " .' nonrn 10 mare av icstat. . 'i- l - i - X It- (am yiiiea of large size, witli a population f five or six hundred thousand in rli Sr.abv These would be dem)crat- States, land would give, the demo- Vhb ool enough to believe that the 1 1'ublicari Senators ucmld vote to di-itb-Texas? thej nreV schemers and ksterivanthat is about aiiyou can for thd Republicans now in the I L Why are the Republicans so very 4rrxious to push the Ifcikota scheme THey would like !to have more knitoral votes for, Blaine or some other iisrepatab!e partisan; and they would to hare two votes rSn the Senate ht dttce asithey inayhed ' theni "very 4 ifwOrbyH There are fwenty (jve Senators of each party -who will 4rtainly hold. over. Election are to , be held in Alabama, Arkans:is,' Dela . i-an Georgia, Kentucky,. Ijouisiana, 'tViHt Virginia, Mississippi, North, Oar olinii, Tennessee; Texasv and Virginia. . I If re are 13, which added to the 25, Xrci 38 votes making a tie. - Now , Hlepublican8.iniy- -lose bii : their V:nirtv. eight, and if ;sq. 'the Democrats iv. 11 riave a majority. The following itftselecSenators now represented by Repiiblicans, namely: Colorado, Illi nois Iowa, Kansas, Miiine, Massachu Michigan, Minnesotji; Nebraska, L cw1 Hamphire, New ' Jersey, Oregon , Mnd Jthode Island. They may lose in Michigan of !New 'Jersey or in spnie t!ier State. sSo they are getting des lruie and are" bent on having, a new r?Ut to "save their bacon." And h.it!isall there is in the JDakota move- pecision favorable to State 'Eights. I The Supreme Court of the,U. Suites ia.V Uecidea that a State has the right lu for bid the manufacture and sale of i ri kles "that the,people regard as unfit for himan food. .'The ; gist of the de- l Itsiort, ttf'in tfca xfmt ' proficrly belongs to the States as such, to that, extent, limits the powers of thb Federal tJongress, wbich- is al- ' 0'f Usurping power. The truth is; : jlle members of Congress Ought , to be impelled to study tne Constitution iot mid it, but study it. - They dp not jpew t know much iof tfrgjmictiavi'af I jwc" jnay- judge by the readiness with 'xvhifh they take up with 'iinconstitu- T; Ittomil TaHnH Blair Bills, &c. Wheth :. T oleomari'rine" is good or bad;fpod, ..liThetn ;ird,niillion.of -rjOftbdd-xised ati- r fHl'-an it poulqi. 4nd. Sought - ilAVaye not"8eeii feUfeineijts , stbaf;4.tlilpnirriwliofe But v .IbisNvs'tatre-npt .'concerivjtfst-iiqw', 1 fl'-Thr 'nfr-a0 r isbethleohiar f . JtrXriuo is healthy or ottjerwisel In the j " : runsTlvaia caseUsl decided, the real i tifffc-uT: mtefT at a State has riiierrwec to-ISinslatcrasisi food: . . . ! - J ;. - Wilmington., Star, V.t-.i.';-T.'' . " '-fCroM ssd White dive Bond. ; MfO.D. Upchurch, clerk of the ft onft, was aroused last night at 1 1:30 j ri.icK. alter n&Jiad retired, and vras jn forr.ied that the :bonds - of Messrs, H'ra s and White had been given and U .; vpc was uesirea to release them, ; i -e . rHheriffR6dgers was also arousrd nd fjust ;-the t6wn clock struck 12 Cross ; ,-:id Vhitej walked out of jail and S i -. j nt to their homes free men. I . r X Xetesand Obterrtr reporter and Id - fi? few Others who had heard thut the U " d had been given were present" at qjrtil ?.when t the prisoner were - re Jpaw.Mra White was with Mr. nile'aiht. jail and came out witb li'm" leaning on his arm, Mr. Cross 'f jJ .wing. Several friends, including fy lie of the bondsmen, were with r.t 1 The freed 'prisoner went straight 5 19 their homes, and as Mr. NVhite . I walked 6U he said, 4kGood night gen-1jtie!uen,"4-rs and Observer, Apr. 22; - 'i - mm. -ir.--. - T !' JhepeopIo'f. Tennessee have grovn U f political TJosses, aud" bossiiin. k ibego bosses are trying to control the I pbcrnatoriaj campaign. " Uencc, we Jiave tAkea'sHdes with the people. The j J.i.isses arc conservative, while the.bosses v r. re radical, and if they cannot rule they fVropose to ruin.SfoJe Wheel, Jackson- Very few! men can kkind a utu. 1 bd of treatment while ire! willing to be robljed for the eniov- I wub Jonncai tan v measured !4iut;ortinsparinalv. - ) " -. x i a ue n u ro oer or men lacking in po? litical backbone is surprisingly large: i ffLT" I i-t ?. Sir: W. I ZJen whohave-theouTtege to face tn iiioral- hontslr thai malrn rten bowtbe kneeto the boss oi pub lic opmipu bufa -lack of moral coor- -li Let enoogh courage be iqfdsed into the voters pf , this countrv to .in.W every man to vote his sentiments with- 7" ;.-csui ousiae mnuences, aiid 4 no O U-ill tA ?nSn.. 4l - l , 11 ".-.v .wv. aiu a4i me : re form efenients' into one crand and L?Sf9:J1Sefa mnt9 Banner, An old Italian living in Mexico vas l.i ?nMttnejpreseoce of a ill -.,t is noMa Ilelcof inWi;nio 1 ahead of Virginia in the work of dis- seminaHngthfr knowledge of a more advanced system of agriculture Among t he neonle. Among other things steps haveJbeeir taken to encourageviuid se eure the tfg!ihization of -Farmers In stitute Clubs in every county, town ship ami schools district of the btate, to hoid --altliririeiiV Institute annually in every county; aiidt to have " one ex perimentiil farm . in . each county which farm h to Ije managed. by an exneriehced - and successful farmer, and where slyill be tested seeds, fer tilizers implements, Stock, poultry, the best1 modes of., planting ana cul tivating andevery thing else that may be a legitimate object of experiment or inquiry. To test nil varieties of ged; agricultural implements and ap pliances, horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and all article used 'by far mers, so tlmt the farmers "in each county may see and know for them selves" what is best, is trrtainly a most praiseworthy object, and "rightly and economically conducted, cannot but be .istrumental in disseminating a great deal of inforniatiou .that far mers ould not in any other vriiy so cheaply and readily obtain. . - It U a plan that makes every farmer in thie State a meraler of an agricul tual lei ub, and places hiin in - almost direct contact with experiments that will bring light and practical infor mation to his own door. It secures co-operation and unify among the whole body of the farming class, and will noidoiibt, in a few years largely increase the income of North Carolina farmers, for the result will be im proved' farms and better farming throughout the State. Thus that' great and magnificent State is moving on to assured pros perity, and it will not be mauy years J J"""' farmers Of we : predict, betore the North Carolina will take rank with the most intelligent and successful m the United &tUW?S. Whether cruot it is the intention of the .present Commissioner of Agn- culture in Yinnnia to inaugurate a movement similar to the above we have not beard. Certainly some such step is demanded by the progressive spirit of the times. We con not afford to. linger oenina onr sisier otaie - m the onward march to prosperity and material greatness. Uur resources are as great as any and our people as enterprising and clear" witted. VVe 00, - should have the experimental farms m each county, ana tne msu- stratipn is the best of all teaching in UlC, ttliu lub tiuui. vaumi uciuuu- agriculture; Virginia Rural ' Mes- senger.. A Proinising Enterprise. The Liitville Lnnd Company was organized on the 14th instant at Cran-1 berry, N. U., under the management of the following' officers: ; -Donald McRiie. of Wilmington, president; S.T. Kelsey, of Highlands, vice pres- ment" ana general manager: u. n. Ricksecker, Of Hutchinson, Kansas, secretarv, Thos. E. Parker, of -Char- lestqnanij HOV- Crudjge, . of Hor- tuallv ran it for him. The'natur.il re ton, Kansas directore. The object suit wai neglect and idleness on the or tne corporation is to Dm ut a town in the beautitul ; Lin rule valley, through which the well-known river of that name flows.- The company has purchased a large, tract of land in the broad level valley lying between the 1 Blue Ridge on the west and the. ma - jestic bnuidfatber and Grandmother rapuntams on the east about ten miles southeast of Cranberry. The tract is remarkable well watered and is covered with fine forests of various Kinas oi narawooci timoer.. ine son is rich and runs naturally, into blue grass and white clover.- The soecial features offered by the company are the climate, watef4scepj5ry and, altitude of about four thotisand feet,, which will give it prominence as a summer resort; ana oeipgm tne iron district and with- in easy reach of coal it has advantages have laid their plans on an extensive luauuinumua. jue cuuiu;iiiv scale and have been arranging preliimndries quietly for more than a year, laying off the town in the most approved manner, with broad streets and extensive- parks, with a view to maKing a towii-of which .North Oaro- iu may, m me luiure, oe iushv ruuu. trununnion Messenger. r s he Funeral -of Hon. Koscoe.Conklinff. ew iork. Apnl 2j.-The funeral services were Jheld " this morhinjar- in I nmty Church Chanel over the re- niain of Roscoe Conklin. Flags were at half mast over the City Halfand at 1T J nni -up?f-uaV? W "w ,wuu n. uiut uceu ctosea SOOn lift pri f. rocdirtnl fk& UJtf " ' y -- """j b not onened. 1 ho noil Kann. .. t" j eL- wo "CI5 TU r R S P7? ' J Ar Sew,tV ?; M. Uarlow, Clarence A. Seward, Man- wa iu-arwe, oenator Jos. f. Jonos. ? iVWv JapWUbim A. VVallace, Walter S. Church and ri'T::r:JJru '. ,,even carrnages IsnnA IU li I . . wwu, loe pau carers ana friends 5 "?n r..Lcre wwenoreii. the Z7XZ53 iS5 ivua vln.n VI '.1 - mw ma waa.d I I v rami rvnnn d vavka uiguiuwni. ,;v. Morean Dix the officiating clergyman. The services ncio Biinpie ana contrary to exoecta- uon, no sermon .wm preachei The reuiaius were taken dinwfc tn. church to the New York f!nti i .Tw wn conveyed them to Dexter is Dead. New York, April 21 Dextcrg Robert rHTdlW lexhaiHtiotL " j - T " ; -u WasMatoa Letter correspondent) - April 231888. the present meth- otis pi juoing business i in. me uniien States Patent Officeare becoming loud and frequent. '. It is chai ged that the examiners: in the office . are extremely etareles,- some siy criminal, in itheir ex ami nation of ifpplicntions" for "patents ; that tKey throw out, many application I without' properly examinijixthera -fcl d iscoverwneiner iney are pawuuioje otr that ptlfcr applications are reject- not ed which the examiner , knows should be allowed. ; These are serious charge against an important branch of the I , have! -thoroughly! investi matter; in order to discover what, if any, foundation tbere.is for the charg es and who is to blamed - I' soon di- ties who were responsible for this, I raigbt say disgraceful stiite of affairs, were Hie republican examiners who hare bceirxillowed to continue in ojce under the present Administration. Ana mat is not an. I am firmly vinced ihat these hold-over ' a. 1.1 can examiners have conspired together to bring' the office into bad repute, in order to help the republican party in the Presidential campaign this year. lo onier to get some idea of the political; effect "of such ja conspiracy among tnese republican examiners, just think for a moment of the great num ber of people who are either directly or iifdirectly interessted "iuthe business of thisoffice. Suppose you notice for one day,1 everything you ste, and you will, findhow many of them are pat ented orlare the product of a patented machine or process. You will be sur prised, foryou will discover that about nine-tenth's of all the the things either manufactured or produced in or produced ' in this country are connected in, some way fK v TT' ,n j ci-f n:rfnf " A. i- j:,. VrtlI w;n nn ! Limn - Mi'aA ionrn fh!1f. ftnvm- lYianf !aonAa mnro n-.ifpnf AVrv VAiir L. - oU f,10 P.ef f fi, nrij mhJn- N(JW can more readiiv under stand the amount of damage that can bb done ; the Administration' by the conspinitors. . Every man whose pat ent is dis'illowed without a good and sumcient reason tneretore, becomes a deadly enemy, not of the examiner but of the I; democratic Administration, n . . 1 a I which he believes has mistreated him, n.nd his idea of tfnttin? even is. nine . J f th e repubican purtv. This fellow 1 a u ' cn rt c.,0,.u thousands of him, and the republican examiners of the Patent -Office are -to blame for all his troubles. In no branch of the Government is the head iof.-tbe Department so depend ent on his subordinates "as in the Patr ent Office. In J 885 President Cievei land appointed Mr. Mojitgomery,"a f Michigan lawyer, Xommissioner of Patents. At'the time that wiis consul ered an excellent apboinment. But owing td lack of familiarity on th part oi air. Montgomery wnu. ine ex- tremely ! complicated practice of the Office, his republican subordinates vir- I part ot tne empioves ana couipiaints on the part or toe iepresentatives or the patentees of the countr v. I am informed bv a gentleman who is in a position tb know whereof he speaks that there are quite a number J of ex-examiners of the Patent Office (now engaged in business here as pat- en t attorneys, whose sole capital with which tu: hegiu business were long lisfs of the' names and addresses of appli- cants for patents whose applications itney uaa; unjustly rejectea ior tne soie I purpose of afterwards getting a fee I as attorney for nrocurinir the n itent they had a3 an examiner of the United States Patent Office rejected. These men are republicans. In order to break up this' practice, bills have been introduced in Congress several times to make Examiners of i nie raieni uuice ineiiiKiuie iu nci us patent attorneys for two years from the date fof their resisnations or dis- missals from office. So far interested parties have in some way been able .to prevent Such bills from becoming laws, Last year Mr. Montgomery was snc- eeeded hv ex-Renresentative HalL of riowa. as commissioner oi raients Mr. riaiins an able and honest man, H but like his predecessor, be too was un- familiar with the workings of the Ki;Aon n.;n U.Ya-itv- nff lm Uorl of ii; u.tvn r., much trtjuble and litigation. Iu the mtan tinie the republican examiners are enjoying the situation and working hard for the success of their partv i next, ialli I im i,r -r- ' ... . . vviienijjar. vuas, with ins vigorous 1 1 . . , -r v oosmess metnoas, succeeded JJir. Lamar Secretary of the Interior, he at once noticed the loose way of doing business i, i order prohibiting employes, gossiping, smoki iffi writing nriU UMn M? I CT O I'--- , . , w-. during office hours; This order. treat- ed a bis Ware among the reoublican examiners and outwandly there was a sudden fransTormation in the office. but in reality they are devoting more of I '- VV Mi If ILL UIOV.1 (UIV VII v work for which they are paid. t, Jr- TT ""T r, 1 j 1- i so-called 1 wu p-F . 'g Ii Protection, prophesied rrreat v11 re sults to the liemocnicy if they "monk eyed with the Tariff." But 65,000 or more majority for the Democracy in Louisiana in the solitary State in which the people are reallv favored bv the Wa Tariff shows that the Louisia- I 'TX t I t 4 na AAcmocrucy nave naa enougu ox xte- aud principles hud covered Ibat the charges were ailt tooP JVfF ' na 'nlWlfr: Xt. LtliM lif m.nr f r biTi I -t-Kteo- Bhttt, in this city, 7 were ItiUed HftPFi?1 ,?r i- 11- "f . them ftnd many--wounded. In the Northwest were. 1 I also discovered that the par-iimburt 300 or 40a haueea 1 i r. i aommaUpov Ilurnih attd.hurimh for Crer Tea ClinToTra3 ad Villa ire f : t i :.- "WreciedTby x Eartiiinaliel j I San StANCco; Cah, April t!SIlie detaiUofan earthquake iu Yuuaauare brought by. Rteamer from ' Cbiua- fThe fbllowlujr ha bee r repotted' to the idr eruor of Yumaj bjf.llie reicct of Liiiian: '.'From the second day of the twelfth mpattaof laSt yxar.utflir.thcthiriildai' of this year there were over ten shorkB fof eartluinakevlsE Ship Knguine bffc'of me nousestin Jupoutft are tailing Uowu, in the Northwest a? thousand beiiigbrliyk4 ior Jjeirttmi jfperpendhmlar;(X) ebp J e 1,5. - foverrSOO. - ji.t Fun Hcanj t ver SOU raeu were crushed to dpatb. jMid about 760 ;or 800 wounded. ; At ICau Hiang there; are over 200 dead, alid 500 injured. About d suburbs, over four hundred people lire either killed or wounded, eight br nlue tenthsof the houses have fallen Idown -and tire test cracked and leanihtrl oier, turned, S49 peopleTc itled and 150 0r 160 VTVJfliMVW - - - - - j J 1 iin n on - . - " t - T, CoL Tate Eewrded.- S 1 In recoxrjlition. at the nll mnnhpp tn .. r Govern men t.LT. 'irr ""tu" vuv S."2 "u"wr m L con-Wiiichr Col. Tate has conducted the republi-tcxauiinatioh of the-affairs of the - State t-Kitw-itiol . Runt- Vx . lr National iBank; the Comptroler 4f the turreacy; Has wntteiv n letter, .extending his jurisdiction' to the States of Bouth Carolina, Georgia and Florida, the Iterri- tory. former Fy consisted pf West V irki h in, ViKiulat :.wd North CarplinaL f The jLAmpro:er, highly, complitncutsi Cbl. Hiitft for h's efiicient discharge of iduty. V.. ' - I. The Charlotte Observer Suspended-; ..; T Oharlotfe Chronicle of Sijnfciy says. The Obtserxer failed to make ; its usual appearance- yt-sterday afterhooh. ine Cituse 01 ine suspension, lit is- iiUderstogd, is that tle pajier. ajleil to payjh'si manner that would jiistify r he proprietor in continuing its pub lication. . " ! ; I . State vs. Dula Held, where a magis trate issues a precept to persons. )ther than regular officers, he should stale that the person, so appointed or j deput ed for.want of a regular officen StJe- .cial constables are to be appointed only in extraordinary cases, or which, how ever, the Justice is 10 be judge i If an officer be specially appointed he should "show bis warrant, if demanded; but he is not a trespasser if the person arrest ed "knew lie had the warrant. . Where a defendant agrees to pay the judgment of finer and costs' in ten days and is dis charged, the judgment is not threbiy dischgeH, and he may be arrested to enforce; the judgment. . . ! S ' ! i ' - t)fgst of C4 Sup. Court Decisions, Spring Tejra.4888. - . . : j ; -Hon." 13' F. Askew, of Magnolia Ark'., Xviis lidly bitten in the face arid arms by anad dog last Saturday.; It Was his own, -dog,' and he was killed while attacking a group of sfchobl children. -'-'Mr. Askew has gope to Paris laionsult Piisteur. 4. h Judge Henry G. Conner's fine; resi dence at Wilson, N. C, was recently burned while he was holding Court in Greene county. - No insurance I Taepiscdpal Cohventioi The Corrven'tion 'of the Espiscojpal Cljurch ior.JJortb- Carolina-will meet iu St. John V aud St. James in this city on May 3rd. Fay ttterilLe Journal. ' - A riiin-and hail storm one mile widijf svpt through Mobile, Ala., TuesJny, doing? niijch damage to buiWings auA other property , The. discussion on the I Tariff Pill was j-csum ed'on Tueediiy an3 will be "pressed to thej exclu sion of other business till settled. ! The Treasnrer of SenecCa Falll Saving riank was jailed on the 22d for robbing the Bank.: The Republic n) ae in as bad a bumWai a girl with six unloved jwd unloveable beaux. --. ' ' Seaator Vance on "The Needs of the Nution," is skinning the - protectionists" alive, j M -1000 cabin passengers to Europe left N. York last Saturday. . . " j S t . . . '. ; i ; The public will ptetto take notice tlmt the copartnership formerly cxistiy be tween AV. L. Allison & G. A. jlliixlii. doinjr basiness under the firm name aud style of W;L. Allison & Bro.. in tHi4ovii of Cleyeianfl,;IlowHji ..county, N. C, whs by mutual con&e'it-t ons.tbc 49th day of.lAnrii. 1888disWeilv. .Under., the disso5jutitn: a.irem,en,t.KV. $ AJlieon assumes .jtjl the debts and iUbiiitics of the firm heiWoh- cxi.tin'. r 1 This April the 19U. 1883. t ; W. L. ALTEON U SH:it. .; w i. G. A. ALLISOV. REMEMBER THAt :",'t . .r" v." ir :j -.. j O . - -r. inrr.r.isT . ; Ekst corner, ualn ani Flsber streets, Salisbury, 1 - - Is the" only Drusf store In rlie cRy wiiere you con, bu nr. Lee's LIVBK Heiculator, TiEO; rtATiVLlSIMENT, or I !i ' ? SUtPMlDT'S Horse anrl Cattle PedenL In fact it 1 tU place to buy PU..E DltUC, ; rancy uooas, Touet articles, Sponges; Totiet and Bath soaps, it ; " j TOotn, Hair, Nail and Infant Brushes. Floe line of Smoking and Chen tag Tobaccoif. i i ' Clears, Cl? retts, &c. STPrescrtpUons carefully compounded, i I ;j 1.. jW. HTcLl, i r :t .- Formerly wttn L. E. Steerft. ! ROSK e; CLEVELAIVD'S ; NETW BOOK, OK. Orer 400 larsre raeea.- elrnt blmilnirs- ninrhlr lllaatrau-d; laliavli.g greaitst sale ot aty boijk pub lltaed. -Agent' wmueO. Liberal terms and excln trtveterrKorx4jiTca. r.- .Address,1 . i , l -. r " f UOVWMJS 8ANDERS, j f ' iR ... pPl or a - I bare made arrangements to sapplv Irs ssii vll.,itformog'BdevniBg commeocing' aboni tuc'Kfyr (o'taotfe bo wish td ilngago It. It will. Jii dulircxtd t the bomcs'of patrons v wuB-'ret (jbww eor conrcniencf r tide els : villi bcj'J tsr Aosr srlio roaj wish i lo job. Hn mila rM'Jrt.'; : . - . ;. ; j M zu - f u:i! Absolutely Pure. nilt.towtfrruvrtr vatic, a iniiivri 01 ;r.ij ircntb,and Wiolesomfiie. More Kjooo?ntf;l ikanilieortlnarv IcUhis, and cannot b- n -ul in mpetltlon wtMh the mull naCc or low 1 est. uni veljfhl, alum Hilosihtr pow tiers. oh'. o :.y : : ami. KOTl. liAKtU Powiiek CO.ilOl! Wall M.-'N runltf by nlnili:in A Co.. Wniny $r Bs Uin. nni N. P. Xttirpliv. D. R.JULIAN & CO , PKALKftS IS " General Merchandise , Salisbury, K. C. COM3 AND 3BS the SEOW ,. At DAVE JULIAN'S NEW STORE! He has a full and comph te line of ENTIRELY If n 3) which he is tifferimr cnKAPEii TnAN kvf.h. Hi i on Fislu-r Stn i t. m-ar tin- Staml Pijw, Jr" where hi n uts nitil ol her x.prusi-- are so N a- tiuit he is s liint out- (IoIImi'h wurlh of Go.,d's tor 00 els' "11" has the b s inr chennest lim- of Fertilizers in the county, ami "decidedly the best Ibic of PROVISIONS in the market. Be-sure to -ee himwTcforc you buy. 3"He wants 1 6 buy all the l;e cart get. April 19, 88. K:3m New STORE! New GOODS! TO BE FOUXDAT TUE SIGN OP On East side of Fisher sir, one door South of Main. Everything In i he Millinery and Fancy Goodalipe All pretty and novri and tn the ALSO Mantua Making i DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. We respectfully solicit Inspection from those 'la quesi of (iovls In our line; und we will tal e i tea-) sure in exnmtlng omt stocu, & tlitnk we CJtn please all in quality and prices. Give us a trial. Mrs. Wi Beacham & Co April 5. 24: L mi YOU A CLOCK. If in town yon chance to drop, Buy yourself a clock ; The kind of clock what is a clock? The kind that is guaranteed, A'hat will keep good time And not run a rhyme, Aud cost you nix. for a year. And if a clkk from hie you Jiave bought That wont -run exactly to a dot, I ask you then to bring it buck And if in the least it does anything ' lack,. I will give you .a new one OI mf Or the money pay back. Now, of clocks I a large assortment have got, J ' That must go and; go cheap for cash ' on the spot ; -In tiickle, wood, -and marbleised iron, ; All the latest designs you surely will -find, From the littlcf tick tick to the big tock tock. The prices are low, in fact very low, Considering ihe quality and finish; Why forl 25 .who can't have the hour, And keepup with the times and his. neighbor? The clays are now here when your time is quite dear, So &et you a clock, that on time you may steer. I have clocks for. nil . people, the rich aud the poor. Prom 81.25 to $18 in store. And clocks what is clocks nothing " . less, nothing more,' -And that for the cash they pass out of my dobr. . - So come along all and a bargain secure Anl see to tlie letter if I could not . ,.more. . . '. ' Very truly yours, ' . . r W. II. REISNER, Leaping Jeweler. W Xiim A BEAUTIFUL to e anv in Pri ffoods were bought ;an sel I them below all We have Calicos 40 - Whave Percales i 'd vardy ti! the pound, can m printa 33 per cent. We nave, I in II the Newest $h .1 . - c - ' 1 j jjr a i(j I - to match. if GINGHAMS 0AS8IM COTTON ADE8 BLEACPIED OORMATHRR M A Guaranteed not iretunded. V '- - -m j fAIIYCI ! - .' i LEADERS -LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES: ARE NOW READY V tf II iPRlNGlSyMERGOOlj SIX FLOOliS FULIi AKD MORE ROOM NEEbED ! And they will be sold as cheap M any Goods in town.,; Oarjnotio is, the bestoood FOJt flllE DRESS GOODS - - . . in fill colors and of all qualities ami prjfc-iB, tO Kccthcin is to huv. NANSOOKS at 7, 8, 9, 10, and up, to the BEST, i f - ' : GINGHAMS, SEERUCKERS&, SATINET. 8 to 10cr ;'' Biu Asirtment f PANT GOODS ai 10, It, 1620. and upT .4-4 Brownf-and DOMESTIC at 3, 5, 0T'. 7, T, 8, -O.VindlO c," Bi-4 sttck. of blaik silk PARASpl ... A fnm f 1.25 tip. ; J HATS l'r ull at 5,U0, 15, 20, 25, and up lo the best. LT 1 Carpets aud Mattings, 20 to 70 They are Beautiful, ' ! MORE SHOES THAN BOOM, See us and jA-t the bestfor the least mon.-. Table CIothsra-4 vile, 20c. pcrjtii : 31G! STOCK CLOTHING aHD FURNISHING GOODS, r A BLACK DIAGONAL CUTAWAY SUIT FOR FOUR DOLLARS. j Good asitiiuiit of Chil'lnn's mi"u nt $1.25 and op-- Siiirts and drill Draw cr at-23c. i- . GOOD THINGS TO K.VT FOUEVBRY'bODY: '.-.-l'-? '' m r;irni ISDJls. G. .d !:bCOFFEE nt 15 Good SUGAK at CJi.-- Purtl,AIiD, spfendul HAff, ICliese, .Urat-ker. Fruit. Beans. Oat Meal nl Flakes. &., fee. - c .ire a ni. ii j I Tie lew that bin; your Pnloe lor CASH ox Barter. Will be p!eaK to hhw ou-ur Gootis v"li Mkt you buv or not. s f' 23 - 1 CHILDREN, MISSES, & BOYS, ALL AND FITTED! m RAGE KITES) A larire JAPANESE KITE t-iven awar nit everj 25 cents purchase ! : 5Thildi4;n ami Misses' HI BBED HOSJl at 10 and 13 cejits per pair, 7fi 5dS Beautiful line of LAWN& and SEEKStJCKEHS Vent l.ow! H-sChildnn and 111 see' SAILOR II ATS at 25 25. and 83 cent?. . raf.AtJIES ri ATS. trimmed Lare line of Men and Boy's STRAW UATS, Bark Hat 6 inch brim, 10 tt j 200 PAIRS - 0 GEKTS' CASSIMXRE PANTALOOXS, from f3.03 to 1 37 p-r Pa5r-" ; froi h double t ho muner. - " ! " UMBRELLAS-very hv ! A fe'v of onr fr!ic.j SVITS Ifi whieh we-will clofe out Iowct th m f 7 r ; ; ' ' . 1 neiiMiAiiiv. - j. if'i: b.:0''vSn; ; SteClC;0F0DS '1 I and Quality. 0 froinManuia urcrs "ar.( w Competition - . ' V yards for S 1:00. U wide jn remnants about at 25 cents per pound. : (M liemnants in all srmdocr cheaper ihaii holt prices. de - with n rur line u: & EID GlOVf to rip or inoney I - - k SCHULT THEIU M.3kIOTH STQCiiV 1.VA8T MOSET I IliDIA LINENS I RES GOODS r - 1 I i . . I wimiilu,m' mm. KLUTTZ &r RENDLEMAX. - O 2R,B! DRESSIHCS! GRAVE S GA and nntrimmml. friim "95c. lo $l.23,cf FOR ;- WilmwgtM itnr i ' "lana.; Hi;, - i ;;.;ri'S' J I - it - t 7 -..-)..- - I? 4 -t - 1 -i -
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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April 26, 1888, edition 1
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