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Carolina cWatchiuan. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1889. The subscription rates ofThe Carolina 5r pai'Viw TnT": ir,5..UtIntdeIayed: J . ' : months - 2.00. T The crops are ueeding rain, especially cotton- ," : --j-.. Found, a small sura of money Owner may have same by calling at this office. Tqe banks were closed last Monday: owing to it being a State holiday The Masonic H-H over iClutIz & Cos prug store is being hand.sunly renovat ed.. - - . ' ' . . ; Vre are jjUd to know that Mrr R. J. jjjluics u recovering from his present ill- Be.. " .'""' !..-' There will be preaching at thejotton Factory next Suuday afteruoou by C. W. Byrd. v ir if C, . AshcrafL of Wiiuctnn. is Jtl" - k.iiiti(r her sister, Mrs. G. W. Byrd of this place. . , We will probably have a good rain to morrow, as there is to be a picnic at South Kiver. . .... The -Urauq JfOdge 01 ivnignts 01 rym ius will meet I ere on June llib, coutiu uiKtnree days. , Thermometer at 44 tnis morning. Light, frosts in soma localities, perhaps, but uoae in town. Several of our citizens went to Char lotte' on the gOlh. The racing did not come up to their expectations. Quite a number of people from the cofiatry attended the dedication services t iho Lutheran chuVeh lat Sunday. Messrs. Kerr Craige and W. C. Cough enour have purchased the house and lot mi .iintn kii-pi. kiiuwii us me a. j. roney home place. Iced drinks are ho numerousnow-a That warm weather has brotirht hnt down. That there Is a bitter feeling' between ague and quiiiine; That the business chances this unrii. have been fewer than usual."- 5 ' - That the "price of -cats has cone down 60 per cenLVbut what does a catamount 10. - . . - - 3f hat many couples are skinnine bv the light of the moon bu our streets these pleasant nights. ; - That a number of comfortable cottage could be rented in the West Ward if they were there for rent. That if our town had a good many Jim Laniers and an occasional Are. the fire department would soon be uniformed. That the girls wit! probably make up on ice cream this summer what theyfost by theatrical companies not stopping here last winter. That Capt. J.JR. Crawford is going to build a brick livery stable on , Church Street on the vacant lot between Squire Baker's and the Methodist'ehurch. . That bqutre C. F. Baker is going to build a fine brick residence and store on his vacant lot on Main street when the I uew livery stable is built. .,. . fla Batter Prdiact cf Eowta.; J- Jt would be an interesting Item iof nc?w8 if it could i beltnoyvn , hovf niueh batter is made inr Ilowan countyfor it wpul d i m 1 i ea t e' to a considerable ex tent the quality of pur far ming people and their style of living. It would ahio show the capacity of the county for dairy pro; ducts. . And just here it would be well to remiud our people that thoj census-taker will be around ere long and he will want to know njt only how many pounds of buttr reach f.ir.ner makes in a year, but hov mxny chickes)s,pigs, calves, &c, he J raises now many dozen eegs are pro tduced, and everything raised on . the County locals. - . By our Correspondents. i ,t;V- CHrTA GEOTK. : , Eeliw of Tip?cauo3. TrtE PRESENT OCCXPATSbF THE : WHITE HOUSE. - v . yAsnrxuTor; 3Iay 17 There have Mr. Jacob Sechler new residence on f In-en received at the White House fince le hi-lrest point in the village, adds J tiurnsoira th much i? the looks of the place. Dr. Hamseur and Mr. E. S. Patterson are making furt her lots, mostly for. the aestheticjil. ocoupanrv beiran niai'V uinv. ernirs of the campaign of 180, aod ufihe irivhideiit's grandfather, Genl " William iivury narrison. i ney till a BALTIf.l ORE MILLINEUY STORE. !OPENINGt 0F- farse box. improvemeut on their which has ju.st been packed and'sealed craUflcalicn of il ein.- aUlaway One of the most inter grauncaucn oi . estnig of these is an old-fashioned, green For Better Eoads. Georgia is thoroughly; aroused ou the J . . . mi . t t Deiter ones. ine movement nas lanen l. fm KJJ US farm, and it is not too soon to begin keeping an account of these things so as to be ready for him when he comes. IIavug seen in the " North Carolina Farmer" an article making a rough esti mate of the butter product of Edgcomlie county, so far us it could ie ascertained fr6ai Sides made in Tarborb (where the people i'lostly use northern butter), we were led to make some inquiries of our raerchuuts and grocery men of Salisbury in regard to the butter product of ltowan handled by them. It may nut be vt-ry large for a county sj Wvdl ad.ip'.e 1 to the growth of grasses, but it is respectable, at i least, and might be greatly iucre-.ised Below. ne -give the names of dealers atidT'the nu nber of pjuuJs of baiter each handles per week : A. Parker, E C. Miller, J. D. McNeely, n a a r t a i r w . ueiu Chas. Bingham, The railroad company has moved the old water tank and we hope to have other improvements as we are now aii incorporated town--we canluakeasbiga fight over k board election as any other fown. t The material for Dr. J.-B. Gaither's dwelling is on the ground. It will front ieev. j.ukt dimensions in proportion. Son and also that of John Scott llarri Two stories. You mr.y tell your son. the biithplaue ofi'rtsi It-m Hai ri.son readers, or leave it to them to judge, as pamr 4 covered pamphlet, bearing ihe title, "Sketch of the Indian Tribes of the Miami." by WilKam Henry Harrison. The title tmire states that it VH Ill-Ill I (wl by the request of the Ohio Historical Society, before which it was evidently delivered as an address by the author in 1S3U. Accompanying the text is a tirofile map of the Jlianii and Ohio rivers around North Bend, showing the location of the residence ot be i. illuim Heiirv llarri- SPRING MILLINERY, THE FINEST LINE OF On the front pace is written the words to whether the Doctor xvill h:,v hi. ' ' ' in me cjmpu . - - - - - iiifiiirt fit i nit iiitt ntf ' ' BO rTHT231?J3r IjACBS, cfeo. ARE NOW OX EXHIBITION AT THE 17377 MILLIITSSY ST0E2 OP MRS. SUE V. FLEMING, Oyer Bcstiak k McCanlis' Stcre Ap: 114:1m. Fbwle's Majority V 15,000. WE promised the people thst if Jiu'gff Fo-a le was cbcted Gvcrnr of Noith Car- . lii.a.wc wmibl wll Cootls 10 ptr cent leu thau any f luust in Salisbury., - - Look at This:-; $G.OO Suits reduced to g4,Q() L 7.00 " ' " .&.00- i 10.00 " rv u 8.00 .20c. double-width Dress Goods 12 c I White Blankets 11.00 per' pair." ; i Good Brogan Shoes 1X0 per pair. house ot not. The pamphlet 50 came from Coopersville, N. Y., and evi Rev. Mr. Cone, formerly pastor of the w J Lutheran church, filial that pulpit on er valued document is an auto "rnili h-t- the sepund Suuday. Text, .'' Yet he doth ! ( H.-nry Clay, written to 11. Ki-k devise means, that hU bauished be lift i W' Foitl, ot Malcolm potoKice, luhtki expelled from him.' He preached free u? mo ..TT1'1, llu"g ll,e l'umn i i i . of. 40 to .ettle a-campaign rumoi-as to aiaiioii uy voua iovc auu grace, not ; the writer's tVelinirs toward O.-noral U-.rv. risou. Cottan aai Qra a Market. Reported by BuYDEX i QUIXX. Wheat $l.00(allo Cotton firm Strict g"d M idling, li J Good Midling 104 Milling lo Low Midling lj Stains & Tiuge3 84(9 Corn new Oata 40 hupe, and a congre convener at Atlau ta next Weduesday to devise ways and means to bring about the much-needcil reform in the public highways of that State. Georgia is not the only State wliose highways need improving, and the success of the movement there might serve as an incentive to betterments in other directions. . Merit Wins. Beall & Co. are working an increased force of hands at their smoking tobacco factory to fill largev orders from Califor nia, New Mexico, Texas and Colorado. It give U pleasure to note thisas their J. M. Brown, C H Swink,. Swink & Cauble, Wright & Heilig, V. Wallace, l.Tt. Julian & Co., Bostiau & McCanless, Young & Bostiau, 1 Wm. A. -Eagle, AV. A. Gallimore, by man's merit. Dr. Itamseur enucleated a tumor from the head of Mr. D. A. Sechler last Satur day. Mr. Sechler is a man of trood nerve 100 lUt he SUng Ut ut tlie stomach," 20 and for a little while he was surely a 10 white man. A-little rest and fresh air 6 brought the color to his face. 20 60 tended for a livery, is under cover. The 40 Southern Iron Aheal. "I read what Mr. M flier said in yester day's S;ar about the iron situation." said . Henry M. Warren of the lirm of Warren & Wood. "I think he is liht. Peiin lvlvaiiia and particularly the eastern j part of the State is no longer the factor iu the iron production of the country that Mr. Harvey EJdleraan's new barn, in-jit used to 1j. Its importance in that con nection lias passed away. I doubt whether it will ever retmn. I do not personally have a dollar's interest in As coinmis- 75 here and make brick, it is likely Mr. Ed-'sion merchants we would just as soon sell 200 dleman will be the first man to live in a 50 20 next thill"- is :l UPW Iinit4 ;itw1 na li liuc 150 Mr' Moore of Concord, engaged to come l Southernirou production Total, J01 These arc the larger dealers in Salis bury, but there are many others who buy and sell from 10 to 20 pounds per week, taioment by Miss Cook's music class, to say nothing of private engagements of Priucipai, patrons and pupils are pleased families who are supplied directly by the with Miss Cook as music teacher and as- producers. We think it perfectly safe to sistant. They hope to have her services brick house in China Grove. Mr. Cline's school closes with an inter esting exercise consisting of an address by Mr. Cook, of Concord, peeches and Pennsylvania and Ohio I nnVds on its diologues by the school, and ah enter- Scotch iron as auv other. But I do sav that some of the tulk that has been heard about the inferior quality of southern iron is absurd. "It is intended to obscure the real fact that southern iron is lMshinir-out the Cocntry Produce Market. Reported by D. It. JULIAN & CO. Lard .10 Potatoes irsh "0 $ 75 ' " sweet 50 .60 Eggs ,10 Butter 20 Chickens 20 ( .25 Cora .GO In l.t)i Flour cutv 2.60 i.7." Meal Mo Bacon hams .12 sides .11 shoulders .10 Molasses conutry .HQ The Cheapest line of DRY GOODS, HUliOUS, HATS & SHOES; - &R.0.CERIES .AND...... CROCKERY-.; . in Salishury. Do not tnke our word ft r t tut come and see for yoursilve, ' Respectfully, . - D. R. JUtlAII & CO ays and all so palatable that it puzzles , brands have gainetl popularity, not by say 1,000 pounds ofhome-iaade butter is next year. A higher compliment could one to make a selection vheu he ap- buncomb advertising, but by putting on bought and sold in this market every not be paid her by the people, aud modl- i ' '. 'e. ":" " ; tlio mir'i'W ir.rt1 hrtnist !iift annoriar vi-t-L- 'PVor 2 mi iinrlhm tmttfr itll fvilltr U'nnk iiikI lihriuoj tvitnll m.lir IlrOUvUCA it lOUIlllllU. . " 1 - - " " ri 1 . . . . v " . ; . r. " ... t f . i i. . i i i . t i ..." 'tooiocu. raay are getting cram pea lor me maricei, ana not a great ueai oi ine weaKen wuai we nave airauy written. Tno, F. Kluttz, Evj., has been em- room aud it will be but a short time be- market supply is shipped abroad. will be neccessary. iiluved bv the nr.jseculion in the Connel- ; - -. . , ly cae'anl is in attentlanve upon ourt . at Stiiti-sville this wrek. it is very , 'gratifying spirits o see! The friends of the school met on last Sat in the course of our inquiries on this urday aud added Revs. Kimball and Br subject we iucidentaily obtained the ringer, Messrs. Riley, Blackwelder and to progressive the unusual amount of painting that U being done in Salisbury, t lis spring, and the good work still con tinues, j ; -' ' . ; : . , " i There will Iw anieetina: of the Pioneer KeJ Company . to-in oTr O'W night at 8 I . oVIock. All members are requested to I a! j a' tend. Mr. - A. W. Kluttz, one of the readers of the .WATCHMAN, has the honor of bring ing to market the finest IStrawburries of tlieSoason ;onie of them aslarge as guin- We are7iii receipt of a copy" of "The Pavis Cadet,'' a very nicely otton up mid handstmely iriuted paper, edited hi Grange, N. C. tf. T D Small hai tk nrttmr't. tn nut up aSlargn brick building on Innis street for J. A. Clodfeltcr, to jbe used as a furni ture emporium. The length of the build ing wilt be 133 feet. v - Dr; D. S. Harmon, practical , optician -and invehter, graduate of St. Petersburg, KusHia, College, lsUrnas openea an oi fice in tbeSmithdeal block, on Fisher St. No charge for examining eyes. An' M American Fruit Evaporator" (one ! of the; best that is made), with a capacity .' Livingstone ollee, Salisbury. The ninth annual commencement ex- names of some of the best butter pro ducers in the county, and present them below, to wit : ' i ercises of this institution opened Muy 19, J. Mac Harrison, J. A. Kluttz, G. 1. aud extended through four days, ending j Thomason, J. A. fhomason, Calvin A. yesterday. The baccalaureate sermon j Jacobs, G. W. Corriher, J. A. Ludwick, on Sunday, was by Rev. J. B. Small, D ;Mrs. W. B. Kluttz, J. P. Lentz, Mrs. M. Martin Efird to the Board of Trustees. of from fen to twelve bushels per day, for t-'a ,yery reduced price. Will trade jit for n milk cow. Enquire at this office. '. " " ! ;' : - .i i Rev, Dr. Bowmin, of Savannah, Drearhftd th t)0dirs.torv sermon at St. John's Lutheran church last Sunday. The church was well filled and nicely decorated. ' Rev. Sam' I. "Roth rock and the pastor assisted in the dedication ser vices. T'j ."'I:;'-.-- . .. k''" ':. - ' " V :1 The Willirfg Workers, a ten of King's Daughters, will give an entertainment this (Thursday) evening at the house of Mr. Tbeo. F. Kluttz. A program, tron 8istiu2!of music ami readinc, will be reu- i -ah are uiyhcu io u help in it good cause. " Mr. V. II. Reisner showed us this morn ",io two very pretty gold medals, nicely engraved for prizes at Catawba College. Th c medals were made by him from a apiece of graved The annual address before the liter-s'ocieties,-i)y IIou. John Mercer Laiigston, LL. D., of Petersburg, Va., 1 o'clock p. m. May 21st. The annual ad dress before the whole college was de livered yesterday by Rev. Michael Eurn ham, of Springfield, Mass. We had the pleasure 'of hearing Mr. Burnham's address, and have no hesitan cy in saying it was handsomely conceived and eloqueutly delivered. It was char acterized by profound thought, of broad and comprehensible scope, and ought to benefit lhe people who so attentively listened to every wprd of it, and 'who so cordially cheered his culminating points. E. Thomason, Alex. Shemwell, Jacob Trexler, Poole, Mrs. B. Ludwiel-, That Agricultural College and free tuition. The latter is a glaring bur lesque on public education. It is wrong in its very inception unless the recipient is put under some obligation to return value received to the great commjii weulth or to the county from which he hails. Whv sinirlo nut niip vniimr msin Henry Goodnight, John Goodnight, JJ frQlQ handreds a, bright a3 Umlf tQ B. Parker, S F Baker. Sam. Beeker, nothI of tha hel eM ir, and Adam Trexler, G. W . Julian, Wm. Lipe, eJucatc hha f ip above the raas6es Jf Jacob Lipe, Mrs. Gillian, Hope ShuHber- th beueciarv ,vere a,Wilva ontt whrt u rier, Maj. Stansill, Mrs. Nathan Neely, :unab,e to educate hinl3elf, we would say, R, A. Shoaf, Robt. Carter, II. E. Shoaf, limited charity; but we do know in some I - - If II J jl. . . r'nativeoldTolled, cut, and en in his establishment, and it was very nicely done, too. Collector Craige Resigns. Collector Craige sent in his resignation for the reason that he did not care about holding office under a republican admiu iatration, Mr. Craige has made ant able officer and we regret that the office will o soon pass out of his bands . "White Graded Sc ooL -The, closing exercises of the white Shaded school .will be held in the school kouse oo Friday1 morning, May 24tb, at 10 o'clock. - - - :N- Thedevotioaal exercises will, be , con ducted iby Rev. C. B. King. j V . Hev. C. W. Byrd U expected to deliver te annual address.. ..... , ; J V Taa iliploaiM will bo' delivered by the Mayor, MK Chas? t. CraVfordr f The public are invited to Attend. ."The School committee arc requested to meet tt the' edioot' boue: at half past nine Fire. ; Again has the efficiency of our water works system had a practical demonstra tion. Last Saturday morning just before eleven o'clock the roof of Lanier's cau hiug establishment was discovered to be on fire. The alarm was given by the whistles inthe neighborhood and th e fire bell aud the department responded promptly. It was found that 300 feet of hose (the length on each reel) would only reach half way to the fire from the nearest hydrant but two were coupled together and the fire wus soon under control. i The loss was slight to what it might have been, being confined almost-entire-ly to the roof. The Pioncerfeel campany (Dude Com pany) belongs the credit of making first coupling and to Mr. Reisner the credit of being the firsj one in the reel house. : Mr. lanier presented his check for $100, to be di vided among the three reel companies, which was very thankfully received. ' 'Handsome. The following communication needs no explanation, but is an open testimony of the generous impulses of Mr. Lanier: Capt. A. Parker and members of the fire companies of Salisbury; Gentlemen. You, will please accept my sincere thanks for your prompt, etii cicnt and successful efforts in suppressing the fire at my can mug-house tins morn inc. But for you I would have undoubt edl v suffered considerable loss. I enclose check for $100, which Capt. Parker will please have cashed and delivered, equal ly, between all the companies, both white and colored. I kuow tuat volunteer fire companies work without expectation of reward. I know that wnen you start to a fire you work from as noble motives and feel ines as ever prompted a human heart. I hone, gentlemen, you will ac cept this small amount in the same spirit in which u is tendered. . yery respectfully yours, ; J. B. Lanier. - Hot Much of a Snake Charmer. New Yobkv May 20. A young Penn gylvauian named John McCouuell open ed his first day's exposition" as an alleged suake charmer at aniEigbth avenue mu seum to-day He had number of rat tlesnakes; which he had caught near his home. - During -the exhibition he was bitten by a young rattlesnake. , He was dosed with whisky, but his arm began to swell bo badly, that he was turned over to i a doctor for treatment. 1T.-II J3 .l oc .auu auu uturs. th(J beneaciaric!j to the gtate Uni. versity are of the ablest families in the Keep Cool. county they represent, and we fear it An exchange says if you want to keep will be the same in the Agricultural Col- cool dou't go in the sun. Wear thin lege. To make the matter still worse, clothing and an umbrella. Don't drink the lucky man always has already afar too much liquid, and don't mix your better education thau the masses, other drinks.1 Eat sparingly of meat. If you wise he cannot enter the University, eat meat, the meat of a pine apple might The old adage is, " Never cross the be taken raw. Early vegetables and stream before you come to it' That fruits are all right, but don't he a pig. ; might apply to me in this case, because If you area Jonadab, you probably won't i the College may hunt up the little help- feel at liberty to take a little claret, ju- less fellow before he can read, educate diciously tempered with aqua, at dinnCr. him and send him home to teach the merits rather than !i:r.iy ad vantage as to price. tumie souiuci n pig iron? arc su perior for general foundry um? to any iron made in Pennsylvania. They are softer, cleaner and more fluid. Manufacturers who have been using Scotch pig iron find on trying southern brands that the latter are superior for all purposes in which the ftrcigu hraud was thought to be neces sary. The southern iron men have suc ceeded in making an American-Scotch pig iron. That is really what ' frightens the Pennsylvania producers. When you see a man like Samuel Thomas, who was the head of the Thomas Iron Company, putting $500,000 into building a furnace in thle South, it is a sign worth making a note of." X. Y. Star. GRAND & COLOSSAL R-'G00D& Finished its Business. THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION AT ITENDER SON ADJOURNED YESTERDAY. It's none of your business if we don't get cost for goods. Do like your "Maw" told you, rwhen you see a good thing 'Vr.ih it." nnd if von .ain't trot rents onousrh to know a1jarcaia when you see it, sit vur nabur to come wid you and see how she will buy as lonc-as she has cents. Oh! I tell you we can paral yze you on our prices and the rush -still goes on. - Each day prices are cut on the different lines bound to sell in sixty days.. Lemons can be worked into palatable beverage if you know how. The juice should be squeezed into a very large tum bler in which a little sugar has accident ally fallen. other boys and the girls how to 44 Educate the masses." parse, Editor Watchman : The newspapers A lump-of ice about the size ! throughout the South, and I might say of a lump of chalk might be brained over ; lierh in the New England States, are the glass, into which a gush of apollinar-; booming the towns and citiea, the centers is, seltzer should afterward be allowed to ! of trade and speculation. But without faint. The chemist then takes a long ; going beyond the limits of AVestern North , , - , - ,, t . " Carolina, our towns are all booming, a handled spoon and carefully disturbs the i mmitM.n Lvm emnlovd to m,, .nvat prescription. A strawberry or two, a prosperity and growth, and I believe it is slice of the lemon, the transverse section i true certainly so far as my observation nfn hnm nranrr onil a f niiro on. ' UaS eXteilUeCt. 15Ut llOW IS It Willi Hie pie, make a happy family on the placid bosom of the ice floe, while a segment of peeled banana peacefully rests on the pit of its stomach across tho lip of the tumbler. Two rye straws emerge from the depths. That is all. You carefessly take the end of the straws between your lips and draw deep, full breaths. Nature and the immutable laws ef natural phi losophy will do the rest. Advice to the Public: We take j he following; from the Leaks vi He Gazette of last week m reference to the celebated optician, Dr. D. S. Harmon: " The following testimonial was handed U3 by two of, our most prominent physi cians who desire that their friends may be benefited. The testimonials were not produced by Dr. Harmon, neither has he ever seen them: Leaksville, N. C, April 30. Dr. Dt S. Harmon: With pleasure ! must say that after examining different glasses with your instruments and cc in paring them with your Pebble lenses un der the same test, I am fully satisfied with the superiority of your lenses. I Jiave not been able to find any glasses to read the fine print of the NewYork Herald; but with your Brazilian pebble the finest print is perfectly defined, and ns plain and easily read as witti any youthful eyes. I am at loss to express my appreciation. There is fsuch a vast difference that I would now be afraid of common glasses. Both by day aud by lamplight the light is soft and pleasant, without weariness or pain. I would advise all to try them and see fort themselves. T Respectfully. T, D. F. GUEKRANT, M. D. W. 8. Martin M. D. Photographs. . . Great reduction in prices.- Cabinets from $5.00 to $3.50 per dozen. Other sizes in proportion For a few days only. A. J. Gaix&gbes. rural the tanning sections of the country? They ought also to be pros perous and progress, otherwise the dis proportioned growth of the towns may not prove enduring. All the wealth of the couutry is locked up in the soil and can only be obtained by intelligent and industrious labor. A failure at this point involves the failure of towns and cities. I would be glad to record evi dence of prosperity in tbe farming inter ests of tbe country but I am unable to do so. The farms, with few, exceptions, do tiot look well. Is it becauseapital aud labor have gone Jo build up, the towns? I fear so. Our section was, before the war, a produce-raiMiig and shipping sec tion. It is not so now, On tbe contrary many of our farmers now buy their meat and oread from the West, am! it is to" be feared that their cotton and tobacco crops rarely cover the cost of living. Let us have a "boom" on farming. Farmer. V. M. "C Besolutioss of Rs3pect. Whereas, God in his provideuce has removed brother J. F. Itess from our midst, Resolved, That we sympathize with the bereaved family in their loss aud tender them the comfort which they are entit- ljd to as benefisciar.es of this connel. Resolved, That the above be published in town papers and a copy be sent to iht family of tbe deceased. T. P. Johnston, C. A. UtCE, Committee. A. Parker. j Henderson, M.iy IS. The Episcopal Convention missionary ' meeting Thurs day night wasadtlresed by lie v. Me.sr.. Clark. Cheshire, Milncr, Jones, George ami Murdoch. Today was devoted chief ly lo a discussion of the llavenscroft training school matter. A resolution was adopted authorizing the tiustecs of the diocese to sell part of the lauds of the institution. A resolution ofihauks to the citizens for hospitality had special reference to the spirit of Christian unity manifested by all denominations. Thecentennial convention committee was as follows: Rev. Messrs. Burton, Pettigrew, Cheshire, Jr., aud Marshall, andMessi i.K. P. Battle, John. S. Hen derson, S. S. Nash, Fred P.iillipo and Charles E. Johnson. Col. W. II. S. Burgh wyu v;i3 elected trustee of the University of the South in place of Charles E. Johnson, resigned. Rev. Mesrs. Wctmore and Murdoch, Mr. T. W. Patton ami Dr. R. II. Lewis were elected members of the B.iard of Fel lows of the llavenscroft school to till vacancies. The convention adjourned sine die after divine services to-night. Ex-Mayor Hewitt, of New York, 835 s that the South is bound to coutrol the iron trade before yery long, and Mr. Hewitt's judgment is good, and he knows what he is haying. -; j - At the residence of the officiating min ister in Ilowan county, N. C. by Kev. Sam'l Rochrock, D. I D., Mr. Franklin Mesiuierjind Miss Lilly B., daughter of Mr. Moutford Mesimcr. Tha Durham Ice Factory Burned. The Durham Ice Factory, C. M. Hern don & Co.,. proprieters, was burned yes terday, morning, about 11 o'clock, the lire originated in the trip of the building near the smoke slack. The btiililinii is beyond the'corpoi aie limits, hehce ihe de lay in reaching it with hose. The near est hydrant is more than '2,000 feet from it. BjiIi the Dickuall and Duke Hose Com pany did good work. Tne factory building was insured for $1500 aud the machinery for $00. The storeroom in which was packed' about two hundred tons of ice was partially burned and much of the ice will be lost. We understand that a machinist exam- ined tne m.iemnerv to see 11 11 ouiu oj used again. It is stated.th.it the factory will be rebuilt at once. Charlotte Chron icle. Jim Reeves Arrested. Jim Reeves was arrested at his home in this city last midnight at the request of his wife, who said he threatened her &e-M rious lud. ly -harm. He was locked up. When arrested Reeves had a knife open in his pocket. Ho was very abusive of Sergeant Jetton, who with another officer arrested him. Reeves is the man who plead guilty at the last term of court to the charge of gambling, aud whose sentence was-sus-peuded on consideration that he would leave town. He left at once, but return ed three days-ago, and has been here since. Charlotte Chronicle, May 17. Tobacco Market Report. Corrected weekly by proprietors of FiUiners' Warehouse. Cutters, com., 5(8 good, 12a3f Wrappers, com, 10a20 good, J0a!O Lugs, common, 3(J5 " good, 5 a 8 Fillers, com.. 4al0 eood. 10al8 Fancy wrappers, none offeied Breaks large and prices increasing Administrator's Notice. Having qualiGed a3 Administrator of the estate of J. F. Ross, dee'd, I hereby nolifv all persons having claims against .aid estate to exhibit them to me on or lwfore the 24th da$' of Iaay. 1SU0. All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make pay meut without further notice.. Dated, May 23d. 1889. ; . O. D. DAVIS, Adrn'r 31:6t. of JV F. Ros; decVJ. I have to get a nice new dress, Said Sal to sister Lou; And with but little cash to spend,. What had I better do? This buying clothes just bothers me The smartest gal can't tell From looking at a piece of goods, If 'twill wear real well. - And lots of these D. G. men Arc that keen on i trade, They'll lie like sixty, any how, About how cloth is made. And some they stick the dollars on, And then you have to Jew Till they take off what they put on Whispering, Just for you. ' ' ' ' 1 Now I don't like that kind o way, And darn me if I know j With just the little cash I've got, Where 'tis best to go. Savs Lou to Sal, I know your fix, For Fve been thar, too, But you'll get over that right quick If vou trade where I Mo. i . Just try Van Wyck, and you can tie To 'ery word he says, And lay your money out with him. And you'll be satisfied it pays'. His prices are way down below The prices others ask; The folks that try to sell with him I tell you has a task. Low prices, quality the best. Large stock and goods all new, It's plain to 'see 'Van Wyck's the man To sell id me and you. I will sellSalisMy Cotton Hills pcis at 5 cts. a yarfl for one weel I WILL BEAT ANY CITY IN THE UNITED StITES ON' UNLAUXD- kied Shirts for the next 30 days, 50 dozen to be if I cant get my price will take yours. , sifniPTrrn Yours Anxious to please. " . - i;0. B. Van Wvckv Leader in Latest Styjes arul Lowest Prices
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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