I J "
Siaa Watcte.
jfccerohcr ISSS aVilc.t$'- '
; - term near expiration. .
: J" j mAni KmI Hrc gool
nil
Hill Sh3et..f a
, Wo send ot Wiy : haW sheet this
ie.: It u a tie ilumorcd custom ut
ihiM office tluriiig the Christmas iio!i lays;
tbat few if uiy f tl:f patrons will fee!
uisappointed on rveeiyintf hoft toC&sUrc
for ou week. -j -
j We tfcc this, occasion J to extend to
ebch atid all "our patrols the congratula-
ing that they pray
year -with bright
ITlic 11" . . nv re
U,&thholnlays:set lt'' fl
uuked upon. - - . g
Mr KdJoverman and b,4u",ed
rota .cv v - ; , .
n.w.stnms day with ther .
J ..j'.K-.nw that; we dvjti ce,5
ear, niore like ltervu.u,
nuitean array dfh inter,
fessional, wa m the ft
.. .- ..i ns , r fsi if j or sue n
jay, the weauu i wi-w,, -port,
X hall to he given by f
take l'liiee to-night, at
. The nights from 7 o'elx- to 8
Uckcw, rockets, and las'-
the small boyv f
Cistma, :tnd the lay-''
Jhtfui Sprvng-lifkc asAc.-slial
mnrh truth iher 1
saw-ra mint v-iiw. v..
taster. ;
nvn .in Vi reivini. f t
of the Mecklenburg T I'-htid hy
Jerome Douu, lato of I
Ti10es, judgin-f.o:n tl we have
promises to be a bright, well
prfnteil sheet. , YYeeklyr year.
The trains on tne V. were
detained Tuesday nighthonrs and
that there va
ttiunol. "-cutting oil' editions at
thatoint for a short ( The same
tnuti mavwf in j -
goi'through.,. -
inost hnppy event M? at t he
Prtsbyterian i-huirh hi.-, hehig the
marriage of Miss Mnmier au.i j.
if lf-('?nhhMis. llev. l)"l- offiriat-
rVi ' i 1. .....a I Cciiml rif
n:hc.contreting irarths I Joined in
.visbinglheui a long, prosie?-
loii ot the season, hofji
enter upon tho new
hopes of prosperity, aiid happiness. -The
bounties of Heaven arp continued to u
and it joniy remains for us to be faTlhfuf
to the duties of life in rderio enjoy that
peace and contentment which under the
io.ifiness of God it s the privilege of all
top ssins. . I
LIST OF LBTTEE3.
List of letters remaiuinir in the lost
the week ending
Bollabaugb, S B
Mrs J T Davii, J
.nil nr?i niiTitnTi I'tftoir
72 ARE HEC E VIHQ OTTR
rn
Hi
Consisting f choice sclcctioas ia black, blue
iikJ brown -n'orstcd suits, also a full line of
cassimcreuits for men, youtlii. boys aai chil
dren. .
Fall Overcoats a sieei;iltj
(live us si fidi
At Wells' old stand.
Respectfully,
I. BLmiENTHAL & BRO.
S3 Salcsraai
Dt Trarel'n r aid Lo:-al
lcsman for Agricultural and Ma
chinery specialties , sell to the trade.
State age, reference, amount expected
for salary aud expenses, Address
M ASSAY & CO ,
Monteluiua, G-.t.
t u u in her
Otfice at Salisbury, for
Dec. LI, 1588.
Homer Baines, Wm
BracLshaw. K F Carter.
! ' J
as iii-Kftuii, .-iiiarioL ionson, m 4Javis
John ;aithcr, EJmoiid Ilairston, Rev
Lemuel J Ifoyle, K I Ilorah, A V
Lenta:, AVill Littleton, Adam Lentz, Wil
liatnIach, Lula Lyerjy, Julia Marcom,
SarajMirsemor, Lisy McCorkle col, Bettie
Xwtv John Norcotn, Teresa Orlnoud,
JeO Parke, Albert Parser, Bsckey Pilei,J
1 J Ik I ' -w ..... . 1
wesie ranas, u ii sjaitb, Alex Sime
Thjoii;is Brothers. j "j
for the week ending! Dec. 22, 1888 : !
:. Fanny Allison John Henry Butner,
Rbt Baiae, Patty Holmes, Florence
Cijer Qicr, Frank Olinji, Obed W ;ash,
Clansai Uraig, W 1 Gibbons, Mary E
iienst, Keen Howell, Shad Hayes, F E
Myers, Jone Parker (2, Willie Rankin,
Mrs L A Stewart, Mr.i U A White, Frank
;il so Hi.
TJeae say "Advertised," when the
a'jjove tetters are called for.
A. H. Bovdex, P. M.
lollS
life;'
The young
Persons
liilease , cal
left on thki
iveliing tniin for'ii trip
Renilcman & E;lub
belongm" club will
on- Messidlen'ian or
lsher,aml reiiew, if t!( to ik sn
sThytjarexpnes
las
"Hew x u y ii' . .
IMU really very g ratio note the
i'uii ii H aii s'" 1 f -H' ; n e -:o f se r i ; e r s t u
this pape'r. ue' eilerV'in:in (-all-
iJyrViterday-and pauMr. A. A.
Hatt,: whose, name hasn the suh-
scriptiou hoak for overs. 1 here
Iraay be some .even .ol.lrfie;. but Jiu
vwirs shOW$ei)iVst..:i -yutual good
Iwili and satisfactif'-n.
A
A D33p3rate N?jro Killed.
S
negro man, named
man, named Greeu Horn,
visited ithe house of Mf. Muni ford Kirk,
I rf'il"--- t : -! t .
avc.inHvanafSnoaf'T v,uiaurove, Mmiay night, and
a.teinpieu to oreaK into t lie house. ;rhe
family Mere all in bel, but Mr. Kirk
lurin him at the window jumped out
of jed sjnd went to the windo.v He saw
the! mail and ordered him off. Mr. Kirk
then went out with hisj rifle (unloaded)
anfjl.rai.-ied it on him. But the' negro
bogged,! "Djn't shoot, jlou't shoot," and
i;eit off towards the road. Mr. Kirk
The
ied back towards the
hoijHe'und Mr. Kirk Stepped into the
I10-4.se to load -hts gun, jbut-in the con-
FOJ1TY YiiAIiS
TESTING FBU2TS.
TO YOU MY KIND READER.
Have you plantel a bounteous supply
of fruit trees. The Apple, Pear,
Peach. Cherrv. Apricot. Quince. ' The
Grape, Strawberry, and all ether desir
able fruits. It not, why not send in your
orders? One of nature's great blessings
is our srreat number of varieties "of fine
attractive wholsome fruits.
The Cedar Cove Nurseries
1 .
has on the ground about
ONE MILLION
of beautiful fruit trees, vines and plants
to select from, including nearly three
hundred varieties of home acclimated
tested fruits, and at rock bottom prices
delivered to you at your nearest rail roar
station freight charges paid. I can please
everv one who wants to plant a tree
grape vine, or strawberry plant, etc.
have no comparative competition as to
extent of grounds aim desirable uursery
stock or quantity. 1 can and
WILL FLEA.SE YOU.
I have all siz?s of trees desired from a 3
foot tree to 6 and 7 feet high and stocky
Priced descriptive catalogue free. Ad
dress,
N. W. CRAFT, Prop.,
41:ly Shore, Yadkin county, X. C.
PIANOFORTE TUNING,
FOB 3ALIS3UE7.
Mr. Owes Hi Ii?hof ( 1 ti ji 1 of Dr. Marx.
Professor of lluslc at Berlin University; an"
Monsieur Bonezet of Paris) has come fron
England and Fettled close to Salisbury, and i
prepared to tune,! regulate uud repair. I'iauo
t'orteffHlrgana and Pije Organ. Hariu-Iia
fifteen ycar' practical cxuerieaire in Eiigbuti
bodies and gentfcyU?a vrfh Jtiieir. niu?ica
iiistruinents carefully and regnlarj att-nd?
to, may rely upon having thorough aim m
ciention work done if they will kindly favo
v. H. B. witli their es teemed, palrouage, Liv
ing near town, no traveling espenfcs will t
'.ikciirreJ. and Uicrefore the tiruis wHtTfce'WwT
viz: 2.50 per pianoforte, if tuned occasional
ly, or'J for tliree tuning in one year. Plea
ap;dy f.r further particulars by postal card o
note left at tins office.
N. B. Schumann sirs: "It is the falsest
economy to allow any pianoforte to remain un
tuned, as it. ruins b'jtli instrument and ear.'
s 01
licit
d watchins his movements.
low .stopped, t u rn e I
r
fusion ojf the mo.mont, lost the ball and
hacj no; other. The negro came back
witjii evident intent to accoinplish his
widked design. uMK Kirk rn-t him on
thejpiazf.a with the einpty rifle in hi j
hairanl warned him oft", but the negro
uiir towards him and was met bv a
ible jilo-.v onjito te njple with the guii
V After Ei.
Mr. ;Swik, b.-
svink, of - this i.ln
idti. D. X
lined from
spr
ten
W lii
lie
the
gra.
for
ith one foot on
li i'ejlie 1 .him dead.
lay yiiere hi- fell, w
d.irjstepaiid one. hind in Ids' pocket
pii:. a large knife, luhtil visited bv
meri-Vtwel next daj. The facts as
related abyve were giveti by Mr. Kirk
and eorrjuhorated by other members of
his famiiv, who heard ill that passed
betweenrthe me:i. The iegro had a full
flask of whiskey in his pocket and had
Lit a sealed jug and his valise at the big
r.ad, a !h lirtlre I yards from the house.
He woiota blue cloth coat, and had in his
1 valise a pair of pants, a blue cloth vest
SALE OF LAUD.
On Friday, the 18th day of January
18S9. at the residence of the widow of
Edward Barrage, in Morgan tsnvnship,
will ell a tract of about I S acres of land
being a part of the land originally owiiet
by James -Burrage. This land is under
mortgage to John Wvatt and will besokl
to nav off the same. The land will he
sold for cash at the confirmation of the
sale. DANIEL EAGLE, 1
Adm'r of Edward Burrage.
Dec. 12, 1888.
If You Are Sicl
With Headache, Neuralgia, Rhrumatismjpyspep.
eta. Biliousness, Blood Humors, Kidney Disease,
ConsUp&tion, Femalo Troubles, FeTer and Ague,
Sleerdcssness, J!artlal Paralysis, or Nervoua Pros
tratlon, use Paine's .Celery Compound and bo
cured. In each of these the cause ia mental or
physical ovortrork, anxiety, exposure or malaria,
the effect of which is to weaken the nerrous sys
tem, reultlng In one of these, diseases. Remove
the civsE with that great Nerve TonlCr and the
W3ULT will disappear. . . . " .
Paine's Celery Compound
Jas. L. Howejt. FpriEgfleld, Mass., writes:
. " "Pauie'a Celery Compound cannot be excelled aa
ANerve Ionic. In my case a sirtglo bottle
wrought a great change. My nervousness entirely
dftappeared. and with it the resulrtnjr affection
of the stomach, heart and Urr, and the wlmlc
tone of the system was wonderfully invigorated.
I tell my friends, uBick as I have been, Paihe'a
Celery Compound
Will Cure You!
Bold by druggists. $1 ; six for $o. Prepared only
by Wells, Kichabdso.n & Co., Burlington, VU
For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated.
Warranted to color more pocls than any niher
iyKiVer made' an,L 10 ive mre brilliant and
durable colors. Ask for the tef tSZ
" I MB19
FOR
IO
no other.
A Dress Dyed
A Coat Colored
iiviittf ww fTcrt j. CENTS
A Uhild canuse them !
Unequalled tor all Fancy and Art Work.
At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book free.
WEUS, RICHARDSON & CO- Proos. Buriiofftoa, VL
P, II. TKOKPSOH fi; CO.
MAXCFACTCBEna, - -,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Scroll Sawing,' Wood Taming
AND CASTINGS OF ALL KINO?
' frEALEBS iy
Steam Engines and Bciler?, Steam and
Water Pipe, '
Steam Fittiug", Shah ing. pulley Utng,.
AI.80-
Machinery of all kinds repaired on
SHORT NOTICE. .J
Mar. 15, '83. . , t '
NOTICE.
Illinois to-re-visit hi i county of and :t jijair -of new shoe
It is not
Rowan, i after ita aba rightetn
hears. lie lias .rf-:?rrti!-.iii Hie:
butistiiV'loves his mtivaml thinks
he couldhave l.ne asiere las in
Illinois. Hejviiows Orth baro-
liins in the We: wh not well
et Lack to the Se ilsired to do
iso. ) A lew a Vv.vy-ive .made
Iinoiey; hut upon thy be is, of
opifiion that citizens :s Carolina5
fare its well olf here ttsmld be in
tiny other pjrtio n of th y that he
Ihas seen. ,
Fatal Aci
Mr. (Teoige XCofril promising
ponug man of IS .tn020;ou of Joel
Cerriher, near China accidently
soot lunisdf CMristmwhiW out
vTth a party raBbit In Mr. Cbfii-
uer naa gat down on ? with his
klou
the
3'orl
Ke barrelled giln - his knees.-
put resting on soieroussup-
and was dischargiad eiker-
!)SpIr. Corriher's thraii'divr un
thrAiisl, the heaiC the(i striking
" iu uic body IL Vvt ,iPntli
Tie friend's of they ani ilis
iiaily, deplore the fns on0 ((r
P .most 'sad and pain.,, ts vvhich
M -ever happened 1Kighbor-
'WU. -
Christ'
m duly celebrated iovoiis
Ray, 'jThcr Snndav st,.;' 'V.i,
lt; 1 Lutheran
JUrehes xvei very h: ,.i,fl
Jvaud had a delia; .lt their
Active places. ;
t ho boys on the stre hiiM-.
Play time, made-tfc:ed with
firework anil c stll.ets
181 Wc suburbs with s
known whether he was drunk or sober.
Tb.3 St3amer Haytien Uepubiic Sarren-
l ' dered.
' - - i -
Havanxa, Dec. 22, Advices have
been received from Hayti to the effect
that the dispute over the seizure of the
Americau , steamer llaytien Kepublic,
hu been settled. The steamer, has
betn delivered to. the Ajherican man-of-war,
and, theJatter have honored the
Haytien flag with a salute of twenty-one
guns. -A.mong the peonlie the action of
the United States Government is consid
ered an 4husc of power ajgainst a helpless
nation, and this opinion is said to be
shared by some of the diplomatic repre-i-entfitives.
General Legitime has- been
unanimously elected President of the Re
public and is taking energetic steps to re
press revolutions.-
Baraei Th3ir Wa7 Oat.
HopkiNsville, Ky., ! Dec. 2o. Two
corbrel prisoners confined in thejail at
Dawson inade their escape Sunday night
by set ing tire to their cells. The-build-ing
was ijn flames and the inmates crying
for help when the jailor unlocked their
cell doors. They were badly scorched,
and woujd have perished in the llames
in a lnimite more when released, and as !
there was no one to guartl them they
escaped. !
Election Betters to be Iniicted.
- MoxTKfKLO, 111.. Dec. 2o. Judge
Huglies ikas instructed the grand jury of
Coles count yU bring indict meifts against
every one who had bets on the election,
DeiiKC. at , Republican or Prohibition, and
;to summon all candidates who ran for
o.lice before the grand jury.
KICK OUAHiK. I.. 11. CLK.MKX''
CR,UG2 & CLEMENT,
Attorncvs tt Liaw
S.r.iSBijitYf N. C.
Feb. :?nl, 1881 .
AMiisttalor's Sale of Lanl.
By authority of a decree of the Supe
rior Court of Rbwan county made on the
special proeeeKng of J. 1). Miller, adm'r
of Wm. Litaker vs D. J. Brown et als, I
will expose te public sale to the highest
bidder for ready money, at the Court
House door in Salisbury, on Monday,
January 7th, 1SS9, a small but valuable
tract of land, whereon Wm. Litaker
llately resided, containing about 5J acres
with dwelling, out-houses near Lutheran
Chapel on the X. C. R. R., about half a
mile from China Grove station.
Dec. 4, 1888. JOHN I). MILLER,
Tiieo. F. Kluttz, Adm'r & Com'r.
Attorney. D. 6:1m.
All parties who arc owing nie either by
uotc, mortgage or account,' are requested
to come and sett lc t one?. I have been
verv lenient but must have these accounts
ct tied. All mort: agj;s. thai' arc not sett U-c
shortly will Ik; jMneCif in the haiul- ol ni
ifh er for collet tion. All iktsohs win
have given me mortgages n their cotton
are requested to call on me before selling it
I have on hand one of the largest and
best stocks of goods I have ever hi ought t
Salisbury, and will be pleased to have m
friends and patrons see them before buying,
elsewhere. I will hell its-low as any one f'01
cash.
I also have a farm five iiiihs Southwest
oT Salisbury near the Ian; otntoiij road, and
known as the Ham Glsccn plrce, 115 acres.
15 or 20 acres of but torn lands, will sell
verv low and make terms easy.
"4:3m. R. J. HOLMES.
Ross & McCubbins,
COTION BUYERS.
Bays for Mills ad Eipirtei
Will buy cottcn baled ill sheetirg
burlaps or any good tagging. -
SEE TEEM BEFORE YOU SELL.
Closing Out Sale.
For the next ten days I offer my stock
of Fine Jewelry, consisting of
RINGS, CHAINS,
CHARMS, BRACELETS,
PINS, NECKLACES,
CUFF BUTTONS, Etc.
AT AXI2 BELOW COST.
. Please-calL.aiuL examine goods..aud
hear prices before buying elsewhere. 3d
door above Post Office. C P. ABBOT,
Watchmaker, Jeweler fc Optician.
Salisbury, Dec. 20, 1888. 2t.
J)R. J. C. McCUBBINS,
Surgeou XJorx-tlst,
Salisbury, - - - N. 0.
Office in Cole hnihlin?, secoiv! floor, next to
Dr. Campbell's. -Opposite l. A. Atwell's
hardware store, Main siretl. !l:ly.
EXHIBIT
Of the Clerk of the Board of Commis
sioners, for the county of Rowan, to the
tirst Monday in December, A. D., 18S8.
Amounts and items audited by the
Board to the members thereof:
t
a livelv Christen
- 1 1. - f (Villi
i ;e7My, old and y,ite and
fnjoyed the OCCh rinsur-
jollity; and wcJrHl to-sny
"t'to e, presenttvc liavc
; of "9 soi-ious acfe occur
4. All ;i . . .. If
; w n"'ewects.are
,lBn':a th? fraj raekers,
e fir,-.. ' ' r r
""f at umicriak
articu-
r:h:'-C3l,re,t-crack-ritle
incf r u
r,. whose
leswerilu
Beware of Franl, as my name and the price are
stamped on the bottom- of all my advertised sltoes
before leaving tlarTacfbry, which protect the wearers
against high prices and inferior goods. If o dealer
offers W. JL. Douglas slioes at a reduced price, or
say he has tliem witliout my name and price stamped
os tha bottom, put lum down as a fraud.
MA&RX3D.
On the LSih day of Dec., 1888, by W.
A Campbell, Esq., -at the residence of
Johu G. Hill at 4::M) p. in., David Bar
rings r, Es., of Providence township, aged
72 years, and Miss Lydia jC. Hill, of Mor
gan towikhip. aged 33 jyears. All of
Rowan. ! !
I I have not used all of oue bottle yet.
I suffered from catarrh for twelve years,
ex'.rrieneing the nauseating dropping
in the throat peculiar tot bat disease, and
nose bled almost daily. ) I Tried varum
rcra?.!ies without benefit uutil last April,
y.licn I saw Ely's Credit) Balm advertised
in the Boston Budget, I procured a bottle,
and sincejhe first days' use have had no
more bleeding the soreness is entirely
goue. D. G. Davidson; wHh the Boston
Budget, formerly with Boston Journal.
A colored girt of good reputation wants
a place as purse or for gx-neral 'sp-ice
about the hone. She is fresh from the
countryrf-App'x at tliis office ' ;
m
FAIL NOT TO CALL
BROWN'S
AT
M.
And Grand Opening of the
ft;
the most temptiag display of
Clothinq, Shoes,
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Ever offered in this market. ,
?i tt T-nn
IT I T
Hats,
i
C
!
W. L. Kluttz. per diem,
I " " 4 lays extra services!
C. F. Baker, per diem,
. " 4 days extra services
James S. McCubbins, per diem,
L. W. Coleman
" . mileage
Thos. J. Sumner, per diem,
" " days extra services
" mileage
II. N. Woodson, Clerk, per diem,
24.00
8.00
26.00
8.00
24.00
26.00
23.00
24.00
26.00
12.50
26.00
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN.
The only calf 93 SEAMI.'ESS Shoe smooth In
sHe. NO TACKS or WAX THREAD to hort
the feet, easy as hand-sewed and WILL. NOT Rl P.
W. L. DOUGLAS S4 SHOE, the original and
only band-sewed welt $4 sBoe. Equals custom-made
hoes costing from 96 to $9.
W. I DOUGLAS S3JH POLICE SHOE.
Hall road Men and Letter Carriers all wear them,
-noeth Inside as a Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tacks or
Tax Thread to hart tlie feet.
W. L. DOUGLAS t2.50 SHOE Is nnescell'Hl
)r lwiavT we:ir. Ikst Calf Sl-or for the iirlco.
W. L. DOUGLAS 84.25 WOKKINGMAJi'S
?IIOK Is the best in the world for rough wear; one
4ir ousht to wear a man a year.
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE FOR BOTS Is
Ji? ls?t School Shoe in tlie world.
W. L. DOUGLAS 81.75 YOUTH'S Shoc'k
Shoe gives the email Boys a chance to wear the test
shoes in the world.
All made in Congress, Button and Lace. If not sold
by your dealer, write
IV. L- DOUGLAS. Brockton. Mass.
M S. BRO V N. Asn:, isa-isbury.
14:till July 26.
PATENTS
CaveatSj Trade "Marks and
; j Copyrights
Obtained; and all other Uuslccsstn the U.S.Patent
OQie attended to for Moderate F.
Ouromce is opposite the V. 8. Patent Office, and
we can obtain Pa tents in less time ttian thote re
mote from WasMntrion.
Send Model or draw ing. WeadvUe astopatenl
ibimy tree ot charge; and make As charge ttt
UbUtm fmtevl.
Wereter her to the Postmaster,, the Sur-.t-o
Moner order Ulv.. and to orfieiai of the V. S. Pat
nt'Oftlee. For circular, advice, teitnsard refer
nnfs.x aciualclieriFin ycrrown Strtr rrccunty
riuto C. A, SHOW & CO.
opposite PattRtcirr.ee, Wat&httcti 1. 1?. C.
0-t, S!.i3 tf.
$217.50
Distances traveled by members of the
Board iii attending the sessions of the
same:
L. W. Coleman 260 miles
Thos. J. Sumner 250 u
HORATIO N. WOOSON, Clerk.
Dec. 1, 1888.
SALE OF LAND !
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of llowan comity in tlie case of
Joseph Barber, Adin'r of B. X. Call,
against Essie Call and Eugene CaJM, I will
sell at Cleveland, Row anWouiity, X. C,
on Monday, the 7th lay of January, 1889,
at public sale, a houge and lot lying and
being in the town of Cleveland, adjoin
ing the lands of G. A. Allison and W. L.
llison and T. E. Champit, containing
about one acre.
Terms One-third each and the balance-
in six months, with interest from day or
sale at eight per cent, per annum.
JOSEPH BAKBEK, Adin r.
December 5th. 1888..
r i
iuy-nne ot suits a
t9
f.rm 7.io itMin T'r.n r.-.m .,,,,1 fionnn
CMT BE
Tremendous stock of -
Oyercoats of every Style and Quality :
AAl. I?iic?OK 1 Kiiit cv'ryouo.
My stock of Hats. Unilnellas, Trunks and Viflices is nw
,- -eompletfi. Tlie. most- gfireous lincof ' MeuXiuid..Ikyil vh-,
Slioes ever opened here, at 1.25, 1.502.(X '& 82.7.0
The celebratetl Douglas Shoe at $3. Winter
HEAVY BOOTS AT COST!
Be sure and i;ive me a call.
M. S. BROWN.
i n
j -
JN0. A. BOYDEN
M. C. QuTNN
SALISBURY,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL STOCK" OF
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAKD.
Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
Court of Rowan county, the undersigned
will sell for cash at the Court "House in
Salisbury cn the 7th day of January, 1889,
11 ueilili me- urcb.jiuuujty i nw iuwuin,
t wel vc acres of land belonging to the es
t ate of 8. (Fcjf)C9&tS'li w3
bought from WjlyflJiftgle
This 30th day 6f $'eiftftpr::iA88.
Executor of -tf; Fesperrnan.
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FOR WHEAT AND OATS. .
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Hi ere is none better made than those wr offer.
Our motto Low Prices and Easy Terms.
COTTON COTTON COTTON
fi-We are prepared to pay HIGHEST CASH PRICES for CQJT0N, COTTON SEED, and
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Administratrix Notice.
Having qualified as Administratrix of
the estate of A. D. Potts, I hereby give
notice io all persons haviug claims
against his estate to exhibit them to me
on or before the 21st day of December,
18S9. S. E. POTTS,
Administratrix.
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We have bought the celebratetl
We have
Fine lot of Seed Wheat which we will sell at reasonable prices
Sa'.isbury Dec. 20, 18-88.
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For Cotton and Corn. Call and see it,
We have also the Pure Home made BONE MEAL at $2,50 per Sack Warrenled ; Pure
CALL AND SEE US BOYDEN & QUINN;
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