mm
1
iMriiNues. ji inu uiaue -some . jinrv
CiiCAiState?6f IateVf sirs "and lfc W
earnest couisicUr-
If
...uCiyil Senrirt Cefbra.- -U::The Girl at tht Prwit Gate. Aa ttitstry fof Women,
The WwAington cqrrespomlent of Heaveii bless the girl at the front Silk culture is an occttpfttiott Wfcn-ik-
KvnrVorn 'World, after a careful mite, with peach bloom on - her , liurv suited t -Jha indiutrv natrcnce
rerieir of the fciUiation, says -that .becheeka a4oveiislitHtfhefe of the J deft hands of
- mmt I Til " ' "l t t i it ! ! '"irilti mall 11 sknt !.. tail t nn'a f . 1 - Tj. 1 sfci- ' .4
hnMintr' nmitkms 1 in Uhe "ciril literatare. but'l'auPfiotvone of them.
department at Washington were! ap-! The girl nt the frdntUecau nerer methin'that laierits
pointed - b? Ithe Hepubhc4ins vrbeu grow old to those hdt&fe been tfeef iifiotil'rT.-i
i zoef)tio4k the clerks inthel2xecritive but the music of -the lowvoice at the
- were appomtrA by , Arthur and have J ory of the cherry lip we kissed at the
been retained in office "by President font gate will hold out faithful to the
tle?dand.ii?fW- x . eud. ; -i:,VK: C-V
In the &tate department 85iper Whit if the old gate does sag and
-w.nf nf the clerks appointed by the Ue- its hinges rattle and iU latch refuse
publican hare held . over uuaer ; me 10 now u smit." v nat 11 tne posts
are shaky and some of its pickets gone?
.. - We love the dear old relic still. V We
love it for the sake of the girl who hsed
to stand out there by it with roses, on
l-j if- '
ner euetJKs mm iiecuir uu
ilpmncrnt:c Administration.
- Exclusive of the detailed men who do
1ntv in the navv and war departments,
it least 75 per cent, of the clerks are
Jtj.nnhlinan holdovers."
Fully DO per cent, of the corps of We held thd old atenp and' counteil
WU pmnloved inthe' departments hestarL rand bidet.heri good by and
vf justice are Republican "hold-overs." counted the stars again. How niany
t is estimated that at least two tWes of a night w' good by ''mud?.
thousand out of the three inousanu now many times u hi npsexiAS
vcajroploy4u
P7 partmentwere appointed hy the Ilepub- but it will never tell. The old front
! ' iicans. :1 i n,ay have counted the kisses, but
"Not more than J?5 per cent. !of the T never did. And I am sure that the
I eraylovees of the post office deprtmeut girl with the peach bloom cheeks never
? were appointed under President Cleve- did.
UttdV Administration. And what of the girl with the peach
And so ituus through the depart- bloom cheeks? Ah, me! she married
? ; meuts. , President Cleveland has been another. She forgot her vows at the
J trne to tlie spirit and letter of civil old front gate, as some girls will, and
y Kervice reform. It is certain, too, that married a richer and handsomer mail.
There has been located a silk factory
rat Wadesboro, r which .promises an in-
leresiing uevciopraeut, ana it may
lead to the . luanufacture of lk fab
rics in our State ou a scale that may
stimnwtelhejndustrv among tur
people to a. great and a very, profitable
extent. q.j . r 4
'A' gentleman in Massachusetts is
having a dress made of silk entirely
grown by himself, the first one in the
country wholly grown by one person,
and one of the five dresses made of ?ilk
produced in this country.
Butwhat'wulj infinitely more im
portance is the establishment in . New
York of three of the largest silk "mills
iri'the" world.3Tbese parties.have p)s
sessionllMllcaEcnofcthe'? Fr eifc li
It may tike " a moment more to lay a
tool up carefully after nsingj but the
tune i morftthan eoiaUzedwherr"y6u
want to use it ngaiu, and so :j istihie
savH1 'Iabits, either'good orj bad, ji
n long" way, in their influencfl pit men
lives, and it U far better to' establish
and maintain ' a. "" gotxl ; habit, even
though that habit has no special bear
ing on the. moral character!" yet all
habits have their influence,
ips as
count.
process, and it is claimed j they cannot
fail of success V I
It is, therefore apparent that a mar
ket will soon exist here for all the raw
silk or "cocoons" that can possibly be
produced in this country. This ought
to open a congeu'al field of labor for
women, one that will practically b
without limit.
he deliberately surrendered the certain- And If Well, 1 vent off to another
I or re-election in preierence io com- j iron i inu, wnere mere were oiner
i nromisins his sense of right and pro- peach bloom cheeks and other J
prietv. xThe millions of the millonairej sweet, and just as i inai:y stars to coi
. . . - . i. i i t 111 .4 .1 r i r t . a
i monopolists defeateilhimr out ne wouiai Ami now i nave a trout gate ot my
have been too stron s tor those millions own, and a cirl of ray own with peach
if he had been willing, even in the last hlootri cheeks who count the stars with j
weeks of the canvass, ta act and speak the boy or the girl whose vows made
as a partisan politician. with me at the front gate were broken.
It is-airpye.iiow, and the irony of But he is a true, good boy, and niy girl
politic display itself in the knowledge is a good true girl, and "heaven help
of the miudr ' officeholders from the them both as-thev stand to-night at the
South that their only hope of retain- old front gate! Ax,
ing their places ;is by
very citii-sertice law.
virtue of that
Hit Speech Saved His Life.
Chicago Tribune.
. i --
"If vou yrorild like to say a
i Transplanting Trees.,
In the opinion of Vick's Magazine,
an excellent authority on all such mat
ters, a large proportion of trees are lost
fewifrom transplanting in the spring for
words before we stnng vn up, . said j the reatson that the top are, not re-
the spokesman of the Vigilance Uotn- dnced sumcientiy.. 'Ihe tree, as. it is
niittee, sternly, uyou may have: the received from the nur-ry, niav have a
chance." " ! well-formed head, and jone docs not
i "There is something I would like to want to see it deformediL not knowing
. m ' il l L ? I t 1
say, responded the condemned horse- mat it is a necessity, pernaps, to its
thief, pale but j self possessed. AU I lif certainly to its vell doing and
ask is that you will permit me to say it also that the surest way to preserve th
Without interruption. ' neati in gooa iorm is to cut s back se-
' 'Go ahead," said the spokesman, la- verely all the young branches. In the
eoniciillv. -"We'll let vou finish.4' same way shrubs, and iesneciallv rose
' "Theii gentlemen,1' began the con- bushes, are trauspltuitcd with the desire
detuned man, with deep emotion, I to see them bl67)m at once, and with the
have a few words of solemn warning result of a feeble growth the first year!
to utter. In the innocent and happv The danger of such newly transplanted
davs of ray voung manhood, before I J subjects in, a, dry time and uiider a
iame to Arizona and fell into evil scorching sun is very great. Oir the
ways, I was engaged in a useful -and other hand,' if the. branches are closely
honorable calling. Had I never aband- pruned, growth usually proceeds
0ned it I might have been still a re- promnth', and at the close of autumn
iUiUble and nnriirht citizen. Though the plants are amply , provided with
I diave become a bad man and am about now, well-ripened wood, able to lxar
ta receive liiy just punishment, I have the coming cold season. The dangers
. . . f ' " V I I 1.1 i J.l . li !
ulway
pier d
ntloL Tbe American Voters Text- impracticable, and therefore the most
JMkr of whieK I sold nearly 1,000 careful attention afterwards is de-
copies in one county in Pennsylvania manned. In our own experience the
alone, it is maispeusuoie io every i wsi, success, nas resuitea in transpiant
man who would keep himself thorough-J ng trees and shruls in the fall, in
Jjrinforiuei) as to those questions con- properly prepared soil, and giving win
craiag vluch it is the duty of every ter protection by mulching with litter
citizen to be fully ad vised. You will or leaves. Such subjects usually start
find in that - volume, gentlemen, full to grow promptly iii the spring, and
and accurate information as to the po- have already made aT fine growth before
litical platforms of all the parties, spring-planted trees have started. We
tflectionreturns from every State in the do not hesitate to advise fall planting
- Union, names of all the members of in climes not more' severe than our
Congress, judges of the various courts, own.
wiiu a mass oi luisweuaiieous sta- m m .
tistics and facts never .before grouped John Banyan.
together in one wWk. Boud in cloth fri.- yram v-i. nuL- i.- i t
ki I ii .I i , , the jew York Christian Advocate
r ftult calf the pnee of this valuable u -a nrf- nn Ai V A
hook hna ulwav bir ' has an article on Banyan, the 200th
J)ook has always been t anniversary of whose death was ob-
Ile paused a moment to wipe the aM ..itoi tooo m. . .
scalding tears from his eyes. , Whei
t a j X
ne tooxea auout mm again nis audience
What has Infidelity Done?
It never Tsiisetl a man or woman
from sin. It never too. a drunkard
from the gutter, a gambler from his
cards, or the fallen from a life of
shame. It never found a man coarse
and brutal in life and character and
I made of him a kind husband and fa
ther. It never went out into heathen
lands among the 'morally depraved,
and lifted them out of, their degrada
tion t a high sta? of civilization.
It has never written down langua
ges, translated literature, or prepared
text-books, or planted schools, or es
tablished seminaries and colleges. It
has never founded Ijospitals for the
sick or homes for the helpless. What
discoveries has it made' . What im
provements has it introduced? Hits i
added anything to human happiness;
Does it bring one ray 'of comfort to the
chamber of death? The religion of
Jesus hs s done all this, and more too
MThe tree is known by its fruits
Wilmington Star: A machine for
welding cut bale ties and parts of t es
has been perfected by the Thompson
Electric Company. Each weld is made
in less that five seconds, the amount
of horse-power required is very small
and metal at the weld is fully as strong
a any other part of the tie. B
means of this machine cut ties can be
easily united, and the pieces which ac
cumulate at the compresses made verv
!.!.!.. t . t
quicKiv uuo proper lenguis lor use.
The machine cannot fail to be of great
Value throughout the Sooth. Cut
bale ties at present are worthless ex
cept as scrap iron. Tljvy are pa-scd
between rollers winch .straighten them
out and are then welded, arm submit
ted to a chemical bath, which
them'a bright, clean look.
1 W. J. Bearnwell'n mathematician
and organist of Berkshire, Eug. claims
to Lave squared - the circle. He has
been at work on the time-honored
problem for 15 years.; His solution
consists of eight figures, which, in con
crete shape, form a perfect cyclometer.
Mr. Barnwell hiis laid his formula
before the French academy of Science,
The British cruiser' Hyacinth has
tiiken possession of the Cook Islands
in the name of the British government.
The natives are rejoicing. The act
signalizes the entrance of the English
into the island' region of the Pacific
where the French alone have, hereto
fore had considerable interests.
gives
had Vanished. He was saved!
served August 31, 1838.
was without a collesre education, hp
was scarcely less popular as a preacher
than as a writer:
Gamblers Paradise. in the Struggler, published by Charles
Mcoo Tlraph. Doe, it said that when Mr. Bunyan
Europe is becoming moral. At preached in London, if there were bnt
Homburg the niost desperate gambline one day 8 "ot,ce given, there would be
Cotton Goods Made in the South.
h very steamship that sails out of
the ports of Charleston, Wilmington.
rort lioyal and savannah now is, in
no sin al part, loaded witlr cotton' fii!-
rics, instead of iinmaniifactiired cot
ton exclusively, sis was formerly the
case; and, we have it from brad
street's that Southern mills are export
ing more cotton fabrics to Uhina than
all New England. The truth is, the
the manufacture of cotton i increasing
much fiister at the South than in New
England, for the simple reason that
cotton manufacturing industry hits
better prospocts for growth at the
South than at the North, so that the
v... V..IJ . I..'..
TJimirrli h ruuceru are oemg
1 hough hecrowded tQ the - -
had gone oa for years until . it . was
recently suppressed. The-managers of
3Xonte Carlo are sad.' It had become
the international giiming house.
Princes and tramps sat side by side and
tried their luck' in the gUdedpalace of
n. , Beautiful women tore their jew
el f roiii their necks and cast them on
a favoritcxard. People traveled across
continent triskn forttme Ion the
most famous gammg f tablei J of the
rorld. As a rule the t betters
Jbulcides were ? conimon. Confidentml
clerks, trustees, guardians young men
"trith their paternal pocket-books in
charge, women 'overdrawing theirac
counts -all these were frequently found
self-slain almost under the shadow of
the temple of chance. , But now Mem
esii seems to have turned her hard
hand against these gamesters. The
stockhOders-of Monte Carlo - sized - wp
accounts four days ago and found that
they were $50,000 short of iastyear's
busiues. Only nineteen persons sui
cided on the grou nds d u ri n g the past
twelve months, a fct which indicates
ihat losses were not as heavy as usual.
Jt previous year was twenty-five sui
and the number lias gone as high
as slxtyin one year. The prince, of
the miserabh? little sovereigntj in which
onteCarlo is the, only attraction
realizes the, decline .of his gambling
shop and iii trying touvise nieins 'to
, v . . pironjr tie mis "onereu
more people come together to hear him
preach than the meeting house ? could
hold. I have been to hear him preach,
by my own computitiori, were about 1,
tiOO jwople at a morning lecture at 7
o'clock bn a dark morning in winter.
I alsbxomputed 'about three 'thousand
that came to hear him one Lords dav
at London at Townsend meeting house.
ew ub umi. cre win io go oacK again
forwant of TobnCand thaiCle himself ien Jsviwf
ws luui w get up over tne people to
his pulpit by h bac. do ri, The old
tradition is' also brought up that King
Charles II asked a certain doctor how
he, who had so much learning, could
go to hear a tinker preach, to which
the doctor replied: 'May it please
your majesty, had I the tinker's ability
for preaching, I would most gladly re
Hnrjufeh all my learning.' Bunyan
died of fever, contracted by riding forty
miles ou his journey from Residing to
Muuuuu in nurmcmng rain ' John
Bunyan wrote sixty b oks and lived
sixty years.' " Tlie PilgriiiVs Progress
has been translated into seventy-two
distinct languages and dialects, and has'
had a wider circulation, and been n:ul
more thh""aijy book next to the Scrip-
Farm and Garden" says a farmer of
my acquaiutahce, - whose business is
chiefly arising hogs, had one norn int
artichokes two or three years ago;" lie
a . t; i." i - . ...
. nr ,mms,ii w n syndicates if : AmeK now has six acres and jtolk of plantini
icaii gamblers and Mtnhibitioti'as! fburilion.--- ttzJLt&SL!
Jim birifT huo nf fh tnM I . . . V " wuic jeurs
xF." f7J"e"rTv;-"i. one acre of artichokes was worth thr
i , w , " Y . V w nmcilOKes was Worth thriH
Monte tailo now fwlwA m the'of corn, and that a small piaccord
I am paper., an M9tW
rniea necessary, n proves that he year be worth the sme aVea of corn
i,ULfln!.J Some use th. top, a, feed;, hrS
d. catla foth seem to rc'fchilhem.
!
Workingnen Waste Nearly $250,000.
According to Mr. Barry's 'statement
-and no one one is disposed to deny
its correctriess-nearly a quarter of a
million-of dollars havef leen collected
from members of the Knights of La
bor without the slighe4t lenefit accru
ing from it to the rank1 and file. Yet
the treasurer finds himself without 650
ou hand with which to meet an in
debtedness of &,G00. This quarter of
a million, almost, has come out of. the
pockets of the workers, who keep their
families out of their waes. and have
no dolhus to spare to keep up an or
ganization from which they" derive no
A certiiin. preacher being annoyed
at the persistent sleeping of a good old
siter, said to her one day: "You had
better take to using snuff' to keep
awake.'- Quick as thought, with th.
twinkling of the eye, the old sister re
plied: "Sure, brother, you'd a great
sight better put the snuff into vour
own sermons." The snuff of wide
awakeness needs to lie put into'a great
many sermons.
-Governor Seay, in his recent mes
sage to the General assembly of Ala
bama, speaks hopefully of the agricul
tural and manufacturing development
of that State. 5 The public debt is S0r
102,000, on which the annual intorest
is ' 8392,220.--The valuation of prop
erty in the State is fixetl by the asses
sors' At $223,000,000. a"decided increase
oyer theassessment of the previous year:
7 " We Tell Yoi Piaiaiy;
that SimmonVttver Kc:ulator win rwlyou
r Dyspia, Hca-l.-u he, Constipation nml
BillioUMiess. It will break up chills and
fever am) prevent I hir, ret urn,- und is
nmplct? antidote friiUtnaJriiwiK4n
yt t cntire'y Tree from quinine or: calomel .
Trj it, anl yon will be tnishcl t the
jfool results of the genuine Simmon' Liver
ejula;or, (feparebv;,.! Uf Zi-Hin. fc. C.
The Russian Government has in
formed a iinmWr of Bulgarian refu
gees that Russia renounces all interest
in Bulgaria, and" that this decision
dates from the time of Emperor Wil
liam's visitto' Vienna Russia having
abandoned all hope of German media
tion.
me novel mLio;i or iirivmg m i
. i i i ,
cuinery oy ammonia Viipor, wnicli it is
elaiinel will revolutionize marine en
gineering, is to !e triefl in a few days
on the new Red Star tuyr He -coles which
is now !eing prepared for. the experi
ment at Philadelpia.
Mr. John Wanamaker, of Philadel
phia, 'is credited with having contrib
uted $600,000 to the Republican cam
paign fund, and, in consequence, there
is much talk about him for si Cabinet
place. Money "talks" in politics.
Halthuore Herald.
Steam, t. Airland Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Br i
ViRTICAL PI3T0M.
A novelty exhibited at the New Y'ork
horse show is the sulky sleigh intended
for winter use. It is huilt in thesame
way as the ordinary racing sulky. ligU
and having steel springs, but instead of
the wheels a short pair of riuiuers is
substituted. ?
Brace Up.
You are fecliuir ilcpressod, your nppotite
is poor, ou are tUothcred with luailiu he.
yon are fi ietty, nervous, an. I ui-iu-rnUv out
ot sorts, ami want to brace uj. Hrnce up.
out. not with stimulants, spring nieuicines,
or hitters, which have for tlicir basis ven
cheap, h:oi whisky, and which stimulat
you for an hour, and then leave jou ii
oise eouuiiion man oeiore. ui vou
ivant is an alu rati ve that will purify youi
hlooil, start healthy action ot Livrr nml
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and :Jvi
......... i i 1. 1.. . i ... . .1 ..
"iikhl-ii iiiMiiii ami sireufon. in-ii a
me lieiue you will find in Elect lie" l.ittcis,
ind only 50 cents a bottle at KlutU Diuv
btire. '
73t.. TS3 I - ln i..-: i- -J " r-r
b O
Regular Horizontal Kstoiu
The most simple, dprablc and effective
Pump-in the market for Klines, Quarries,
Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artesian
wolls, Fire duty and general manufactunng
purposes. ' mSfSnd for Catalogue.
Tiifl A. S. CAMERON STEAM PUMP WORKS.
Fvkit ok East 2Shd Stiskkt, New York .
Horse-radish cut in
lengthwise and a dozen
these strips placed on the top of
ke' of pickle will keep them fro
coming stale or mould v.
thin strips
or mo:e of
etch
from lx-
1'ro
Thsir Business Booming.
ha!-ify"no one thin has caused such a
revival ot trade at Klutt.'s Dru Store as
tin ir jriviim away to their customers of so
nun y free trial bottles of Dr. Kinu's New
Oi'coverv foi C'nsu.ption. Their trade
is simply enormous in this vjery valuable
irticle Irom the lact that it always cures
tnd never disappoints. Cou.hs" Colds.
Asthma, liroucliistis, Croup, ami all throat
inn lun Uiseases (juickly eureil. l ou
in test it Insfore buviny: lv rettimr n trial
Inittle free. Iary.e si.e l. Everv Uittb
warrented.
One of the most unhappy men in
the world is he who, instead of meaur-
against his work, is al
ii strengtl
ways me.isunng it ajrunst thestrencth
A-ino.-t evcrvho.lv w.n.ts a "Spring Tonic.''
Hen- i.; a single u-stiinonial. which shows how
II. 11. IJ. is ivj.Mr.ic.1. It will knock y,ur niala
n out ami restore your appetite :
Spbndid for a Spring Tonic.
ALi.r(T-jx. June 31.
I .MiiTiTPti v, !th malarial blood poison more or
less ii.'l tin- time, and the onlv iii,.,li, ii..
lone me anv .'ood is I?. II I! " liu . .... I .... i ... ..t
ly the hot Moo I nv.-.lioim- m ide. an I for this
malaria i eountry should he used hv everv one
in the spring f tu. ,-eai;. and is ,riMi in 'sum
mer, tall and winter ;;s a tonic ana. hloo 1 puriHcr.
Gly-s B;tt r Catisfaction. '
Cadiz, Ky.. July 0, IHS7.
Plcjise send me one box Clood lialhi Cin-I.
.Snuff by return mail, as one of mv customers
is takinn; 11. li. 15. h.r catarrh and wanis a l.v
of the snuff. It. U. H. LriVes licii..r .tl.fi.M;,,,,
than any I ever sold. I .hare sold III do.in m
the past Id weeks, and it jrives "ood satisfac
tion. It I don't remit all rhrlit fni.iinr -;,. .....
VoilM, " W. II. ,(ANi0..
It Semoved the Pimples.
Rorxn Mor.vT.u.v, Tenn.. .March ''!, 1887.
t i,u- r,;...,.i i. . .
...... ....... i ,,i mint- u;iji several vonrs i
been tnuil.lc.l with humps and pimples on Ih-t
face and i e. k. tor which he used various c os
metics in order to remove them and beautify
ami improve her complexion: hut these local
applic ations were only temporary and left her
skin in a worse condition.
I recommend an internal preparation
known as Botanic Blood Balm which I have
been usinjr and selling about two veari; .hc
used three bodies a net nearly all pimpks have
disappeared, her skin is soft and smooth, and
her general hen'th inuc li improved. She ex
presses hc-rself much gratifie 1. and can rc coin
mend it to all who are thus affected.
.Mits. S. M. Wilson-.
PIEDMONT AIR-IIxiE BODTI
Richmond & DanvillaBailroad.
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Lv
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Alpltc
Maitrui
Old l-ei t
lfciui d Knob
Black Mountain
Ash.aille
AsUeville
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Marshall
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6 33 p. UU CliliL(
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CREAM BALM
Chanses the Nasal
Pascaffcs, Allay
9-x Z IJjlK.VULr w- -
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of other men.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tiik IiK.sT Sai.vk in the world for Cuts.
Jruiscs. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Hhcuin, IVvt-i
Sores, lette. Chapiteil Hands, ChilUain
Corn?, and all Skiu Erupt ions, nml positive
ly cure? -Piles, or. no par required. It is
,'tiarantccd to iive pcrlcct satisfacl ion, or
money refunded.' Pi ice 2. cents nes box.
For Sale bv Klutt. & Co.
3:lv. .
A bill lias been introduced in the Al
abama legislature to prohibit the sale
of intoxicating liquors outside of incor
porated and policed towns.
'
Fain andlnfiamma
t i o n. Hsals the
o r e B3store
he Ssnsss of Tast:
and Smell.
try the cuke HAY-FEVER
CATARRH
is a disease of thn nincniu momKi-.nn
generally originating in the nasal pas-i
sages and maintaining its stronghold in
the head. From this point it send forth
a poisonous virus into the stomach and
thraugh the digestive organs, corrupting
ihe blood and producing other trouble
some and ra:i erous symptoms.
n Hiicicie is .ip;iue i inio each nostril, and 1st
giKtruuir. i riee rti eeniH nt .inurcists; bv mall
reglsrerrd, cents. ELY IJROS., 56 Warren
Street. New orf. ISrly. '
Lv. Allgllrt.l
Comm .1 1
Ar. Hiaric'ite
Lv. Atlmta
j Ar. iree iville
I Spy i t o ul
I V Ciiai'loile
j ' Siii.-.bur.v
! Lv. Hot S,)i in'
Aslieville
j " Siatfville
, Ar. s lisbury
; Lv. Salisbury
' Ar. ureeiiboio
I S iiem
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Ar. Dm h ua
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Lv. (;rcei,sboro
Ar lianviiie
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.... ii. nun- .... i .-j.
9ft n i. a t '
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A. & S. Ifoad.
OoHy except SI NDAV
TRAIN NO 12
3 5p. m Leave
17 Arrive
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spartnm nip Arilve tf
UendfTMuiUUv J itd
ASllfVlIIC Ijpavp f(l
P M
P M
A M
P M
Dally.
t Dally, except Sunday.
Train tor Dtirlioni via n.irksvnie 1p ive RH-' mo- el
latly. exeept-Snniljv. a 91 ! m i.-,-.....n- -".".I1
M.: arilv. sciarksviiv, 7.21 p. m.; o'xtor i, 8.1 P
M ; ; Heiiders-n. '..3o P. M.: ntve DurU.un I
I.ftiirptnK ;lMves I urlinin dutlj-, exeej.t su d.iv
s.oo A. M .; Henderson, s -o a. m ; V)rorJ lo
M.; C larkesvllle, n a a. m Kp"vire 'l2 4P ar
Itv. sL'K Dll (T). ? ?n P M " 41, ar-
75111 meildlatt tltne imi! tc I d'hiirrc
uiiUKin siei-reifebetve u vm iin r ialifi-
Kiel iiiO:liL(;rpi8 1
!?;: kl ,t .nrht
- . Knivi!If ,t I.miIR
.. PnrlorOnrs .. SallsMirVA Kionite
JOS. L. TAYLOR, O. p
Acre B-Wl
v.-Avixnri:N
C 0 C nrl rof ,n w -
If Yy Have
?.0rf.c- I"IisrclIon. Pan?oDfe.
SleU Ileatlaelie. -ull ma tiowu,' l0!J
iM-ilcIi. i oiiMill l iuj oam
' I j -f i w W jf f
I I3M v a iai)
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nerer rartes. A mrrreiof pnr.tj
m a-lb,and wholesomeneFK. More -onomlet.1
than the ordinary kinds, and cannci be sold In
competltlnD with the mnltlttideof low te-t. short
welht,-Unm .ir phosnhate powders. 8oldnijrin
&tns. UoTjtL Dakixo Powdek Co..10 Wall st. X.
Por sale bx Bingham & Co., Youog & Bos-'
tijn, nr).J . I. Mnr!iv.
icrrmetyj ca need. They tonenn
ll.e vak Ntoinarh aiul huftd ; tl.e
llnin cnerclc-c. Nurfcrcrn f r :i
nif-iitul or pliysleMl ovcrvoolt ill f i,
reKer fro.u i Uwn. Xicaly kn-ar oo.:cmI.
coli nviiiiYWHKit;:.
WJ A 13 HE3EIVI NG 0TTE
Fall anfl Winter Stock,
Consistiii,' of c hoke selections in linek. blue
.in.l brown vortel suits, also :i fulf line of
Ciissinicre suit- lor men. youths, hoys on. I chil
dren. l-'ill Overcoats a specialty. f;ive4 us a eall.
At Wclls'-old stand. " I
Resneetfullv. 1
I. IiLUMEXTHAL k BR0.
No si and 5.f com., i ts ut ttlcliirciul dally eveeat
Sunday for Ww l iiliil an.l HaMlmr re. lxt"Pl
ao. m . on.i . from w ,-t Point h is dnl'y t;0nnec.
lion :.t Ulci-.ir.ond with No. no for the Soutt
.a., soanu si ccr.i.e. tsat f:oldsboro with trains
lo nnci rrom Mo eheacH lv and Wllinin "tun
F.v?tu.viV:onn' Cts at andelma for
; N". 5-tconnr-cts at s rinaf .r Wilson, N c
os. rand 5i m;ilieclnsi'cnnno,nn n,
ERUCUAir.Er L. II. CLKMKST
CRAIGE & CLEMENT,
Attorneva .t
Salisbury, X.C.
Feb.3nl,l81
SLBEPING-CAR SEiviCB.
JivII n . an(1 5U P'HIman 3urret Sleeper
and AuPuta.nd'rre,nsnoV A&cVme" IlSt
SnHnsrsand MorrlJovi..Trnn weMiie, not
Ontra nsr.2iul53. Puiinmn Burr-r Sleerie.br
teen U nsliinsnnn .-.ml NewOrleai ;. via Monl-oni-er:
and lK-t ween Waslilnjton and Uijnist i lileh-
K"-SSi2?-I7!! - P"tor cars
uIlpoinirl,1"kt't!4OI,8al0nt prtnci.le8talIoqf, to
T m, V, W ,A- Tl ,K- JAS T TAYLOR,
Tianie Mangr. Dv. Pas. ,et. Gen. Pas. KeC
R a I. e I o ii, N. 0.
SALE OF VALTJABIiE
Mill Vropertj.
Oii Thurs.Iay the 1 :i It .lay of December,
18S8, on the prc-inisc-s, we will fli-r at public
h ile, on oil-'iiiM' power I'l enix Kngin.., one
40 horss power IJoiler, fre sell ol' wlifal IJurrs
one khi oof Corn .!)( k oe Ki.raka Smiitler
Boll ins l loihs, UU vat. .is, Mill Fixtun.., Ac
hem- ihe eiitire Milling cuitfit ol K.plv & Lv
rily, in w sTtiiatcd in i liiei r mill on the Stale's
ville roul alw.iit 10 miles' from K;!i,bury anir
three miles from Cleveland. This proper! r is
all nearly new ancj in good order.
Also at the rnmetime ml place alwnt 3000
fejel of lumlier, 100 l.usheU r Wheal, 50
hoshels Corn, a lut of Kye, atirf the uiuler
sirne. Wilson Troll, a administrator of Ja
cob Keply, will sl valuableSaw Mill, com
plete. Terms made known on day of Mile.
WILSON TUOTT..
A.liiir. uf Jacob Kopty.
Isaac Lyerly, .Surviving partner of
Kej It ttlyerly..
I S. Overman & Theo. F. Kluttx,-
Atiornev..
Not. 13, 1888. " 4t
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ltl4 mtnlT. IV.l
waicu iulbe vun L ivr j
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in IV-n I.. r-U. ftrmiilU'Int' I
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laaUe od xiry us
naTKrpt llwni I.) ; .-,.r !
lotbow w bo nny li.! v -vill.
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rrun.in cuit.-y. Ti.li, V. ! iot ymn.ler'.Ll mtotJB
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