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I Carolina Watchmai. THURSDAY, 0. i., TIie lliankaof, the Chairman of the Pcn:o- cratic Executive Committee are due and here with tendered to hose who rendered him in- I calciiablt aid in organizing and in- carrying light loathe volemof Rowan connly. WiihoiH the assistance of these gentlemen lie would hare been at a Ips for effective measure. It affords him plcamire to render unto theih a tribute the largely increased majority of hi County for a white manVg .vernnient.' Then in the Salisbury liar and to theiweyraljjMitle men who afxinted tin m materially my hank are due and accorded. -'x ' -: f Kterl fully, CI IAS. IX CRAWFORD, Chm'n. Dtm, Ex. Com. A (taick Answer. r-nVt next week. : a F Baker, Esq., is attending the cx- wii the ttmo to get bargins' at the picket Store, ee their new ad. , ; ' tto-to L Blumentha1;& Bro.Jbr good ...'win iroods. j Coie' buildiug. Situ v"a"- --'-- ' I f Mr K J Holmes lias a notice lu thi pjjper that concern you. Ueau it. xtr A. II. Ombre, of Philadelphia, is J .kpoiiutv ou his regular yearly shoot- saya the Goldsboro Argus, "has been lab in tnc f tpot our table by Mr. W. A. Van, o ing-vacation. ,, : i . .J... Greenlcaf, near this citv. It weighs 4 i jj-r Ji5. Ul return oa iriu mc y0rth, and accepted a situation at the ln Christaln.mine. : y. I i-'--, . i ' -..'- ' - I It has been a long tune since we have noticed a uiany wjm oi '.tie streets M were in Salisbury last aturuay. -The left recently bought by lr. Trai. tfeani off of the Boydeu lot. is. beiug cleaned up preparatory to building. The shafting U beiftg put in place at Vie! cotton factory nud it will not bv Jong before it will be turning out cloth. : 2he Ox'o.'i Orphan Aiylna. . WefcalI;'atientorrf tothe -followii g ex'nwt. from a Ictt r addressed to us by Superintendent B. F. Dixon,, of tli;Ox ford Orphan Asylum: 4 K ' "VMi yiu please call the attention of thereuters of your valusible taprt in your locals t Thanksgiving day, which will be the 2Uth Nov. and io the fact that the Oxford Orhan Afylura now hns 245 ehildren within her walls, and will neel a generous otrering from the good people of North Carolina on Thanksgiving day to help get these little ones through tin winter mouths? Please help up all you can." Two Hen llai Urazir by Election; Chicago, Nov. O.A special di?patch from St. Louis sa3': -Morrison Renshaw, manager of George Cast leman's campaign n the lOlh Congressional cii-stnct auu Charles D. B.ockinau, a saloon keeper, ia ve gone c-uzy in consequence or tne election excitement. '- Renshaw - was formerly a Mewspaperreporter,nnda well Known man about town. ; lJoctorsJ say he will recover by careful nursing. His wife who is on a visit lu New York, was telegraphed to come home. BrocktnanV case is more serions, and he i was sent to tne insane asylum. " 'Tlit largest turnip " of the peason," jMMtnds 5 ounces, and Is of the red top variety. Who can beat tf ?'" - The Chronicle .can. -. Mr. Hannibal Edwards yesterday bronght the Chron icle a turnip weighing t pounds. The Argils' turnip would. look small by the side of it. Mecklcnbarg c:tn beat the -est of the State on auything, from voting the Democratic ticket to raising turniis. Cliurlotte Chronicle. 3IrtWm. Howard brings us the above ifcoinpanied by a turnip which weighs pounds 4 ounces, grown by him, and ;romises us one lhatwill weigh 8 nunds. the Boyden Ilouse is growing quiti lutar among traveling men, judging - Da viison College, N. C . . Xov. 7, 1888, D-t.tr Sin Hero the election passed on" bthe nit!uber,of transients they receive. I quietly nud !n good order. -The threat--i - , I ened i'inkerton detectives and negro su- Mcssm. . Biair ana jiciviiiiioii u pervjr,, wcrc either absent or mdst Aficsf McKeaxIe, of Troy, Montgomery! carefully disguised. The Democratic roAitv spent a few days in town this majority swelled to 125. Out of nearly . . ' i score of studeuts who voted here, not week. - oue was a llepubjican. However one ': Which one of. the fourteen white re- hne Freshman went home to help out k .. lie cause oi iiarnsoii. uicKery vu. rfivviinni nil ftju I - A cromo to, the one publicans in this next Postmaster, i that guesses it. " ' . Rend What Mr. Dalton is quoted as taying i u regard to Ha rr isoi's ad in i n is tnitipo, as repirtei by our Washington correspondent. - p - "-. ; Mr. Arthur L.lB;ttts, of Ca irlottc, wiU Exhibit hislicw panorama at Meroney's 1W1, Friday night, November 2tkl, under the auspices of the Y. M. A. '-. hnt of the leadinir features of the Richmond Kx posi t ion J a k cs j)lace today, )t is to be a sham bait h' in which several of our North Caroliiia companies wjill take part.' r" ; ' ' .." 1 , Kvcrvboclv whols:w "i.-cks Bad Boy "stMerosley'si Halt tw.! yeirs ago, amoved a hearty laugh will be - pleaded tfiTkiiow that the saane c :n4any here a' "week- from io-niglit . We are in rec i it of v a tizincsTrom the Interstate Publish n Cum p n exprcly adapted to supplementary reiwjihg lot u in Whools and at home, .winch will prove Whentertaiuiiig and instructive to chiM.'tn. ' ; - lu the evening campus restrictions were slackened, and a crowd of enthusiastic stu lents welcomed each favorable report from doubtful States with loud cheers and drum-beating;.- till Nov. Gtli became yesterday. We rejoice to know that N. C. is solid, and hope when the truth i. extricatcd'frm thc-jconfused and contra lictory reports about the national ticket. the truth will pe that Democracy is iri- u nphaut. Comparative Vote 1884--1S83. Ik-low we give comparative tables of the vote of Rowan county for Governor for the years of 1884 and 1888, also a comparative -statement of the vote .for Congressman of this Congressional Dis - Washington Letter. (From our regular correspondent.) Washiotox, November 12, 18S8. Mr. Daltou, Postmaster" of the IIou.se f Represeiiativi:?, uud an Indiana ilein- orai, lur many j'ears, says of the uewl elected Pre.-id n:: In fix months then will bo m6re complaining of Mr. Harri son by republicans than , by demo r. t ae will give a goon, clean, able auiiuiu tratiou. I Everything about it will be aightoned and honorable. iDemocnits md the people generally will have noth ing to complain of. It will be a conser vative 'administration, much more liber al than the extremists would -desire, afnd uo man or clique oCmeucuurun Mr. Har rison. He will be the president. This vill cause some heart buruiugs in his ;urty. He is a civil service reformer, iiid is as lirm as Clevclaud. . In this he ..vill antagonize those of his paity who will demand a clean sweep. Some oi ais parly will wish a vigorous and op pressive policy in the bouth. lhey will be disappointed. He will adopt the most liberal southern policy any republican aas ever thought of. - He will treat the southern people well. I know the man lie is a republican, but he is not lacking in i wisdom. His appointments in the south will all ko to republicans. He will uot appoint a democrat to any of- lice. He is too much of a partisan for that. But ho will appoint nocarpet-bag vrers; none of the rapscallions that have been placed over the Southern states be fore. Some of the border states are now- very close. He will try to draw thein into his party ranks, I think he will be with his party on the education, on tne peusiou question, on the tarilf, and all those issues." The picture that Mr. Daltou has drawn is a blighter one than most democrats can see just at the pres ent but we shall see later. Said a prominent official yesterday: "During the next lour yeais the cause of the disaster of last Tuesday will be st tted as nthoosand and one ditlerent things.',! believe that it was caused by the position taken on the tariff question during the last two months of the cam paign ly the stump speakers of the par- 1 s-W -"I W Bold Attempt at H g'tway Bobbery &nt A man giving h's name as Dixon, age about 75 years, arrived hi the city about uoon last baturday and related a most staitting story that he; had beeu over- .akeu the same morning lv two armti; men near the coal shute, vi;ose intentioi to first rob and then hai g him was- evineeil by their calling him to halt, at the same tine demanding hi- money ai d producing a rope. The. interference of a lo-vear-oiu boy, however, prevemea what might have beon a gent ine case of highway robbery, to be j followed by lynching. Tne boy state that he paw one of the men throw one end of the rope over a limb and tie a knot in the other, which attracted his attention. Walking up near enough to establish his whereabouts, his discovery , was made by the armed men who accord. ngly disap peared. 31 r. D'x ii represent himself as hailing from the far West, and had oi his person a ticket stamped at Kansu City, Missouri, to Ralciuh. N. C, about one thousand dollars in money, besiuts ruiiHJi-s, checks; &e., to cover several thousand dollars' The a'xud man-re mained in the city that night, and left yesterday for Raleigh. Greenr1n.ro Pa triot. 1 Poseoea laanlniportant dranUra over all other prepared Kooda, BABIES CRT FOB fT. - MAL1DS REUSH IT. Makes Plump. LauBhins, Haatthy BablM. ftegulatas the Stomach ami BoZZiC Sold by Iruggisu. S3c 50c l.oo. , Baby Portraits. A Portfolio of beautlfta baby portrait. vtinltA onflne plate paper by patent phoeiSSent free to Mother of any Baby born witSnT' WILLS, RICHARDSON & CO, Propt, Barliajtoa, Yt. y id Dye ! i 8 Gupcrlpr Strength, Fastness, Deauty, and i Glmblicitv. . " -".-u w cviot more rood than aor other do other. 36 colors; joceota each. TmM,mrm WSLLS. B I CHARD SO K A CO.. Burlington. K. Ha mOat t BrouhiK Fancy Article;. USE DIAMOND PAINTS. . Ootd, saver, Bronx., Copper. Only n Caata. -. t '1 T7 O U IX .... . THOPnSOH & CO. ias:I)dQfsMds ' i ' i iuA p.- r' Scroll Sawing, Wood-Turting, AtiD CASTINGS br, ALL KinDS Steam Engines and Bcilerr, Steca and A: Steam Fitting;Slianing; rullejrriangi rs. - I'' AliO "t t Mat hinerv of aUklmla.rjrnaircdn r? SUORT NOTICE tX" ' I Mar. 15, 'Si" Terrible Disaster at a Coal Mine. Kaksas City,. Nov. 9. A special fion Pittsburg, Kauris, says: The most dreadful disaster in the history of Kan sas occurred at 5 o'clock this evening when the men were prej aring to leave oil their work at the coal shaft No. 2, ol Fontenac, a suburb of Pittsburg. A ter rihle explosion was heard;that shook tht earth for a great distance and complete ly shattered the shaft. Lpon 111 vest iga ion it was found that 1G0 men were within the mine at the time of the ex plosion, being 112 feet below the surface. t is almo.-t certain that an are dead a: his writing. The ouly exception of tw men who were in a car c jinina up, and being near the top of tl e shaft managed to escape. Eating Crow. and will be 1 tr nti'lir rrlnr from thfi Niltional Com trict for tlresara years, not including the ra.Uee puring thc our discussion o Priibition vote, which must be remem bered comes entirely from the Pern ocratie ranks: COUXfY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR 1881 1888 1,e Precincts. i 2 1: Some of our people, especially t)i. f:ihnrs. who have had occasion to iv- 7"- ' J - - - - 1 pttnlv the opemtion f)f our tsiri" system m1-i.1iiiie late, verdict of the ballot box that it is not likely that any mjtto rial change will be made in it, are doihbt- imi wnndcriiicr what thev can do towards aw- rt curtaiiinji its effects upon their own! in terest. Evidently the best thing Uiey can dothe best way to secure theirj iiv depemience is not to be under the) ne cessity of buying that which it is in their 1 , - : . " - it ;i 1 7 'power to grow. nuiey win jiruuuiv their own rooti and cioming ai, nwni they will escape the payment of a large prt of the tariff. They will be as well off a an old Dutch friend of oursjiu this county, thc late Michael Brown; who once told ns tliat he did not know any thing about "hard times," which just ( then was a very common complaint. He , raised his own bread an I" maV, "raised , cotton, wool and flax for his f clothing, ajitl had them spun, wove jand i ' a a- I.-. maae up at nome. auu dcskics iik e made surplus! products which paid for sugar, coffee, salt, taxes and doctor bills. lie didii'tlres8 fine, bat he came as near independence's it is possible to come. He made no debts, no mortgages and in curred no dangerous risks. It was a life Of industry :and' frugality, certain) of peaceful, comfortable and Rafe results, tut not at all showy or ostentatious. Cotton and Grarn Market. j Rertcd by B()YI)EX & QUIXXf Wheat $1.00 1;.10 Cora ntw JO 'Oata 40 i t Salisbury . . v Franklin . . . Unity ... , . alt. Vernon. Third Creek. Steele. . . .r. . Mt. Ulia . . . Unidshavv I . Knochville1 . . . ; tbeke ... China Grove. . Uostianxltoads Heili's Mills. Gold Hill .... Bernhardt Millj Morgan ...... Hatter Shop..; Rowan Acadey , 1 - 24:1! 107I H on' ids; 123. 505 m 157 158 102 M 105! 105' 1151 148! 107 3U0 ao4 co! 7-1 i 112 55' 23;! . 20 1! 24 20 nJ 82: 17: 04(5; 33! '""ST! 104? 02 114 120 170 127 150j 155! 104i 7(51 88! 114 134 148 J8 Totnl......!2G301372j373t 3(5 If i (V! 1 70 1)8 37 2V 40 82 20: 15 14 87 Gl 1 r 4 1200 of the Mills bill wi the House, its frunds constantly deiiounced the protective tar jlfas legal ized robbery, and yet those same men were compelled to go on the stiunp and state that the Mills till was a protective measure, because somebody had become panic-stricken at the cry of free trade. This action undoubtedly ais gustcd thousjvnds of voters who are believers in free and unrestri.tel trade with thc world at large, and at the same time did not attract any of the high -protection voters. I am finally of the opinion that had the democratic speakers Jand newspapers accei ted thc challenge of the republicans and pro claimed themselves in favor of free trade as soon as : it could be brousrht about without detriment to the required in come of thc Government, that Mr. Cleve land would have been triumphanly re elected: Many thousand men , thrcii gh out the country who are pronounced free traders voted the republican ticket Why? Simply because they believe that the hiirhcr tarill is made, thc sooner the people will demand that it be remover altogether." There is food for thought in this view of the question. The Cleveland Administration. Now York Commercial Advertiser, Ind. Re) Mr. Cleveland's administration will be one of the most memorable in the history of this country, and the defeat which h met on the Gth of November, is, in reah tv. i-ather an achievement than a defeat - 1 ... . .1 If Mr. Cleveland nau nci oeen so courag CHICAGO DEMCCUAT8 WHO ACTUAL Y SWALLOWED MOUSELS OF THE UNSAV ORY 'BIKJ. Chicago, Nov. 12. The Democratic o-iiests at a hotel in South Chicago, ear- ' rying out the stipulations of an election wager with their Republican fellowboard ers, sat down to a mess Of crow yester- lav. the winning betters pai taking oi a snipe dinner at the same table. It was- 110 mock anair, but a genuine crow din ner.- The guests who sit on the victim side of1.be table, admitted that their ap- oetites were anything but ravenous, and that while they eat crow, they did not uiuker alter it. Sew York Comparative Cottcn Statc- x ment. NkW York, Nov. 9 The following is thc comparative cotton statement foi the week ending this date: 1888. 1887. Net recepts at all Cn.ted States ports during the week ... 273 ,079 300.67 Total receipts to this date .1,831,1085,238,941 Exports for t he week . . . 154,033 193,198 To al exports to this date fJ72,M) 1,296,401 Stock in all United States ports .-658,807 Stock at all interior towns, Macon not re- cei ved 1 ,453 Stock in Liverpool 280,000 American afloat for Great Britain ....... .231, 000 736,320 I97,47i 447,000 250,000 Petitioning General Harrison. Birmingham. Ala.. Nov. 12. A cun- 1 1 I FAIL NOT TO CALL AT BROWN'S And Grand Opening of the the most tempting display of Shoes. Hats: Clothinq, AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ever ofEered in this market. 1 XJIT My line of suits at 5.00, 7.50, 10.00, 12.50, 15.00 and $20.00 Tremendous stock of - Overcoats of eyery Style and Quality: A.t PrieoH to Hitit c;-i;voiio. My stock of Hats, Umbrellas, Trunks and Valices is now complete. The most gorgeous line of Men's and Boys Shoes ever ojH?ned here, at 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 & $2.50 The celebrated. Douglas Shoe at $3.- Winter HEAVY BOOTS AT COST ! Be sure and give me a call. M. IS. BROWN. 1i 1 h. mW 4 Ttd IwfrX i1'' i -' ' -i-s !4ijU :-.. - - t' n ?". - r.-f'- -M 14 I? jntslrx; f f'frA . 3 4 . 'rr rtr CONGRESS. 1884. ,Cotton quiet; , tltMxl JI idling 1 n Precincts. (Catawba Davidson . . Davia Iredell..... Montgom'v Handolph . . Itowan Yadkin . . . . 3: 3 X 5 X CO ft S-! 2250 1918; 1038 2k:8 888 2009 2571 974 50 20m 1108 1733 913 1805 1383 1233 I eous a man as he is, he might easily oeen ons T,arr is being circulated here. It is re-elected. Had he not issued his larin addressed to Mr. Harrison, reciting that message: had lie not clone wnac every h now has an onnortunitv or makins a man of sense knows that he should have national administration that will break 1888. done at the very time and in the very an sectioual lines, and result in a united! circumstances 1 11 which ne 1u.-1w.1nv '"" country. 11c is urgeti 10 appoint j;uou it. his second term would Have oeen officials in the South and give to it an nearlV certain, and the same qualities Unliehtened treatment. It is signed by that terminated his '-.administration are I prominent business men, irrespective of 1 ...mi i : . :n.. !' . - tne ones which win renuerii iiiusuiuua. party. It has been an aamuiisin;iion wuuoiu 1 ..1 ... 1. .-. m-., tear alitl wiiuoni. incKcry. wr. wcvt- - ij. .:n . , . . j a 'e 4U .. r I inesuiar reiuicrv .11 i.asi - 7Ut XU.TU' u .hut down to-night for an Indefinite j er- rr.,v H,e Inw-: .i-- " rr , : U U mnoitetl that the shut down .0 ..no iKHnx m r-fnM 1011: lie uas 1101 i . 231 4 swerved n Chair's bread ih from his con- wa. ordercnl by the trust. 1irr K ictions: he has not spoken when he At 2:30 o'clock ve terday afternoon an ivnq should not f spoken, and he has not unknown man jumped into the river from 1 nil said a word that he should not have said, prospect Park at Niagara Falls and was 2297 1251 1401 JN0. A. BOYDEN 2355 2034 1018; 2712 1015 2175 "2725 "1088 ; SALISBURY, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL - i STOCK- -raj xnoC ssrww H. C. QUIH.. OF - tiv5 A. ' - ; f : Enormous pressure has been brought to carried over the Falls '"";7iV:- At Stamford, Conn., was refused to do it. but he has al- He looked out yesterday four .1 . . .1 . ..n....l !. 4n in on wrp iiirnwn 10 me uuuu i falling of a scaffold. Two were instant? U ( LIST OF LETTERS. : List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Salisbury, for the week enlrling .Ko10, 1888.- Total.... 14202 1085o 15122 12114 1 Henderson's maj. (1S8S) 1407. for man- ki,l(1 aud the other two severe,y in" Cleveland Talks. New York, Nov. 8. The Herald's correspondent telegraphs fur the countrv, and never ir'.i 1 1 1 1 11 iniL axx,s v . r"""- .. .1 . . 1 t j a.. Imrpil L-Mui " This was ine nine-oouna mriv j organs, but it was no reproach; it was A traiu on the Camden branch of the thk nntcomeof Mr. Clevelands solid and South Carolina Railroad was wrecked lonr-headed irood sense. , vesterdav. No one was seriously hurt-, mvmwn I . 1 1 . . Tlwnro it brought about his defeat, but five passengers weie painiuu but he was defeated in a good cause, to. bruised which, like his late Secretary, Mr. Daniel . nWuieville. California, dispatch Manning, he gave up all his energies.J. The doyn stage was held up yes- m A 1 fMSB IBM. a op ' ' tr t uu m,i I V nsnineton , - , . an interview Iiau Willi ue x icsiuctib vn- c- , - r, . i., J ' VT . . j Barter, Car; Brown, Caroline Brown, f"'"1 afternoon. In reply to the ques- He was determined, so far as in him lay ted by maskcd highwaymen, and Mary Crooks, G O Eaves, Mary Ervin, (2) IL,ils to what cause he attributed the to put the country ou a sound financia the expreia box, containing bullion and h t ,r..,ij,ra w t:i- w e t i"' r Vrt Stnt 'h dd ? and business oasis, aim some u, u.c u ' :V". 'V ":;.? '".Tl . tl lnkT; th I do not know, that he did in this direction has already : . .eai. a i Mnnn. j i , .1 a.LLOii. ioiiro i -' " j - . -j 4 W41 llrr- FOR WHEAT AND OATS; Tliere is none better made than those we offer. Our motto Low Prices and Easy Terms ' .AValker, J r Wilson. ileasesny Advertiscii' w.hen the - ":above letters'are called for. j ' Af II. Bovdex, 1 M. W.I- . . ...1 . . . il. i t. 1 Kfrii(Tlt. nlMillt SUDSiailllui rcsmia. Jm I am not inainereui, as 10 uic -.nasiiu n - - . . ra j lersouai mane . vii,5uMi"i r -v""7u::.:, . nfcrflitinfr to speak of it either ns my victory or my n "VZ h. 4unfrV iS It was a contest Detween iwo "v r.tm IITIOIIIIIIIIU- m uuuilt O- mw Will v ...... -- - - rilled of its contents. 1 he mail Dags have not been found , JueAaic, UA. COTTON COTTON defeat. nn-rtio. tvittlimr for the sunremacv thriven uiuier ine priui:im 1- : Passenger Train JDerailel p..r.y has won a is all there is to it St JraK-, that MiH?hftW.. PIANOFORTE TUNING, FOE SALISBU2T. i;. Passenger j train number 53, due at Charlotte from Atlanta over the Air line in good faith towards you?"" ,,lt5:&) o'clock ion Mondav met with a trrmhipies of ill to the country that were - I I, i 1 : : I n. it'Kon Via "Do vou think, Mr. President," asked maue oynis puut.ua. " the correspondent, "that Goy, Hill acted was put... -.; - - , ."!A"" ..v. .fn nrnvid bv the result to have been erron l nave uuv uic mikuicmi uuuui ui uuv. i y . . ... . ... t . Huu j r.M. nn5 n.nd his deteat simpiy snows mai Wul .accident near Grainsville about "'SU W the majority of his fellow-countrymen Mr. Owks H. Hishop (pupil of Dr. Marx. Professor of Music at Berlin University, and ;iif nmm-ratic nrincinals have been Monsieur Benczct-of l'r.s) has come irom COTTON gVVe are prepared to pay HIGHEST CASH PRICES for COTTON, COTTON SEED; and OF J i '.- . - ri. la- I d honest v eous,! and his defeat simply A..,,.i Hho mnioritv of his fellow cruuunra I .---:-. . - - - ,. noon, the train iumDetl the track whi:el itPrnint our kindlv relation since we are neither so wise nor courageous as n riintiitvfr 15t,Wv ifi (lorntlmrr oivrv I in nn fhi ticket tosrether as covemoT and I is. Q w.mj m ) W I w M -w - - O O fAiand-. serio.udy "injured; a-; number of lieutenant governor. . . dent, how 3Irs. Cleveland bears your de feat?" . ; r v.f - ;,: , iOh,shefefeIsalKut it just as I do. You were nee-? l Know ine peieai. u.iurs no vwiujua.- ry to prevent many from perishing " " v'ii?-? A4,n ,Py quickfk'J?ver folks do. 1 were; reajua I, aitnoasn muny were "Shall you continue your resiuenceai excited. The entire Cxpresa and baggage Oakview or return to Buffalo?;' , T '' i 1 i i ;v: nor snail .or ni prenciii.. i.. i.. -v "r r " Y r . " . I nurry aopui, ii. .y ..crew. "The mail agent was lperhapj fa r tally 'injufedivexpress ;ni&isenger also tbalyliur alsb others1 The train soon ; !ugljt fire; and train lie effort There is no future movements The time must necessarily come wdien irv will cet out of its commer- ictvnilrllinfr clothes, and will; be nsh-tkpri to nlead the baby- act. Then administration will be seen in its true liirht. and men will wonder hofr thev ever looked upon it in any othe-. " '? Chinamen born in this country are citizens and the exclusion net is uot.ap- England ani aettled ctoae to aJisbary, nnd is prepared to tune, regulate and repair Piano fortes. Orcans and rije Organs. Having had fifteeu years' practical experience in fcngland, Ladies and gentlemen, who wish their musical instruments carefully and regularly attended to, mar rely upon having thorough and con scientious work done; if they will kindly favor O. II, B. with their esteemed patronage. Liv ing near town, no traveling expenses will be incurred, and therefore the terms will be low; viz: $1.50. per pianoforte, if tuned oecional lv. or for three tunings in one veAr. Please appl r for further particulars by postal card or u It is the falsest note left at this pfhee. A X. B. Sehnmann; 6ay.: V plicablc to them, feofays Jutlge fcawyer, j .ono,, to allow any pianoforte to reaim n- I tuned, as it ruins tup jntruraeci ana car. - Wft have a Fine lot of Seed Wheat wnich tfe will sell at reasonaWe;price i ' fit'-sl io 9$miLl '. We have bought the celebrated t . . 1 ii smt--i y .' . "-' 'j ? .r. " . - "' t ' .' ! -,' For Cotton ana1 Torn. Call and see it. " . L. ,,. m also the Pure Home made BOHE - LIEAL at $2.50 per Sock-Varrented ; Pur.- CALL AND SEE US: BOYDEN & QUWN of Sin Francisco.' f s ' - r . r ;i . .: If HP; - ::'s 1 ' I -'-il . r ' - rf" IrJl- v.. -t J U -M T . ! I J! i : . i' : h'i ' T''ilfi .'lit arc us yet wholly unsettled." r
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