Carolina Watchman.
THURSDAY, AVGV&T 8, 1S.89.
The city hi? of Adievjljeon the $100
worth of. re.aL.and jiersonal property, is
weenie y . ; .'
The Interior department has bent a
commissioner to prance to learn na
much as possible about the irrigation
methods in use over thire fn order that
the knowledge obtained imf bei used
to nevise some way of irrigating; the
enormous tracts of arid lands in the
west.-
$fore thanfortjr democrats were dis
charged from theCfovernnjent printing
pffice last week,
A. W. Djraan, for years the Wash
ington conespondent of the New York
Sun, has purchased the Helena, Mon-
The first hale of cotton in theMonM ' 7 "V w 1 - . "'"J'"""
jgonjery arket was-; recejred - there on ;
he -zd of August, :
ybe.re was frost an th Jor lands
ear Galena, J1J Aug, It, which did
considerable damage.
Elllffiil? :UlePJPeIttlowihe-Sun
in its political course, He will .sup-
port Hfli for the iiext presidential nomi
nation! 1 '
We
nothin;
wonqer it tne railroads : pay
to the agents employed in
The President and members of, his 8t" up tbfl negroes in the eastern
Cabinet m out on a summer jaunt for 1V ofrthe-State to emigrate to the
business and pleasure 1 ' - Southwest, and if there are no such
; - . " agents.jn Jhe Southwest to tell the
Fioes "m the Mayor' court atVins- negroes that they have been fooled,
ton for all the various offenses foot up aiK that they had better go back to
410.00 for the month of Jul v. their old home?
flip great celebration of the four A complimentary ball was given
hundredth annivery of the discovery Governor Fowle at the Atlantic
.of America will be held in New York. Hotel,- Morehead City, August 1st,
which was graced by many of North
A 12 year old girl at Randolph, Carolina's distinguished citizens and
Mass., died of hydrophobia Aug, 2, charming ladies. Ex-Gbvernor Jarvis,
from Ifte blteof a dog on the 10th of Senator Vance, Judge Shepherd and
. .Waihintrtoa Letter.
(From our regular correspondent.)
WAsniSHTOy. Aug. 5, 189.
Mr. Blaine must not be us vindictive
in punishing his enemies, large a nd
Jon
e.
and destructive r.iiai are
Danville and j Petersburg,
Heavy
reported at
Virginia, and at Washington city,
July 31st.
Judge Brown, were among the nota
bles present and participating.
01
There is a body of moon shiners in
Fatricfc county, Virginia, near the
North Carolina boundary line, who
have been making trnnhlo nnA 1 icf
WYn C j v.ii' ir.ii.L . . -o , -
va .ca, uu iuumu v auey Sandily thev ki ed a man who w
Railroad has sustained a damage esti-sellt to arrest one of them f()r disturb
. . CI UIIUUI I- II XI J " I
ufiiuM Vxw,uw uy uie nooa.in a re izions meet ni. finv W
- n - ' vv v 11110
been informal of the disturbers and
Town Fork Creek, at Walnut Grove.
A recent election for members of the
Cherokee Legislature resulted in the
choice ojE members who are opposed to
sellings Strip of their lands to the
JJnited States.
will take such action as the
! require.
case mav
Ex-Postmaster General Hatton,di
Jor of he Post, and Civil service Com
missioner Roosevelt have been indulg-
jn a wordy warfare in the columns of
he newspapers.
The Christians in Albania have for
years been subjected to the most cruel
persecutions inflicted upon them by
Turkish officials, and a cry from them
comes recently, which it is said will be
reported to the British parliament,
with .the hope that some kindly office
in their behalf may bring them relief.
The Turks greatly need some liberaliz
ing influence to take the kinks out of
mem. A lurkish ofheial has been
1 .
Known to bridle a Christian and ride
A new republican Postmaster at At
lanta has raised indignation against
himself bv intrndiiriiicr n ntriwin fU
place of a white man, resign'ed into the him t.hrouSh the streets of the capitoi, government will not
service of his office. ana we mm up to a post at an inn
. - ll m
I r rr r r t 1, ... 1
wwi-, 4 il tie were a iioree or an ass.
The Gjiitiles in Salt L ike. TTtah 1 1 here o end to the cruelty and re-
or without cause.
jiave recently carried a city election by I ro iches heaped upon them e ther with
a majority of 41, and are rejoicing
over the prospect of a Geutile city gov
ernment. Mormonisin fadinj
small, when htf gets ai opportunit', as
he has beeir credited with being or else
he has lately allowed that eternal vigi
lance which is the price of keeping
tnick of your small fry enemies to go
into inoctious desuetude. A man who
was dismissed j byj General Black w.ts
reinstated in a blerkship in the Pension
office a few days ago. He is one of the
bitterest men against Blaine-that I
ever met. Just Ijefore the meeting
of the last republican National Con
vention this man 'was for a short time
the editor of a weekly republican pa
per in this city, and wrote and printed
in the editorial columns of that paper
the following paragraph:
Mr. mame has not said he would
not accept if nominated. He just said
tie 'was-not a candidate, and then wink
ed to henchmen who boost him no
the tree. Isn't it strange Mr. Blaine 6
friends are such warm friends? Can
you recall one of his ardent admirers
who has not stolen somethinsr or has
not plsiced the republican oartv in an
embarassing position at some time?"
It Mr. Blame allows the writer of
that parasraoh to remain iii nffi.
g . - - m m r v
I shall hereafter al wavs defend him
from the charsre of beinirvinrlicfivp
Mr. Harrison has been treated to a
revival or his experience durin thf
early days of his administration since
his return to the White House Thurs
day. The office seekers have made a
grand rush knowing that this would
be their last dknee until fall, and
the President is really to be pitied.
He has appointed a large number of
postmasters, and three Louisiana men
have captured good prizes Ex. War
mouth, Collector at New Orleans, Jno.
P. Patty (u negro), Naval Officer at
Lew urieans, and the notorious J. R.
G. Pitkin, Miuister to the Argentine
Republic and more appointments are
expected before he leaves to-morrow for
Bar Harbor.
There is little excitement here on
account of the seizing of the Canadian
sealing vessel "H ark- nii.mnmi''
Behrings sea by the United St att'S 1?pv-
enue Cutter "Rush." No serious trou
ble is likely to grow out of this or :.nv-
other similar seizure while the idea of
our claiming exclusive jurisdiction - of
oennngs sea is not at all palatable
to England, her commercial interests
in the sealski.i industry are too great
to allow her to kick un a row "tw
fact of the m.itter is that England is
just as much interested in haviur the
illegal taking of spuIs stopped as is the
uuueri ocates, and the Canadians may
howl all they please but her majesty's
nrnvurnniiinl' t..ll ....i. l "
KfwiiiiiLuii nm iiou trei, excUHfi nvpr
. . rj
Kins question. The law under this
seizure was. passed by the las' Congress
as the result of an investigation made
by a committee of the House. It was
among the last bills signed by Mr.
Cleveland.
PrtminitiiAiini. ..C l. Tt 1
...u...7o,v,wl yjl J CMIMOMS 1 amid' llitS
- 0U Mia
. r Th Wilmington Star g:ve3 ihe-fol.
1 wii lscriptio:i of t'19 CUton Sl
Oil Mill in that city, winch conveys a
good idea of the process of these new
establishments,' now springing up all
oyer the Southern States:
; One of the most attractive of our iww
industries is ihe Cottonseed oil mill, near
wiucii win oegm worK aDouttlie
first of October. I
thxsyndicate who are proprietors also of
a numocroi mills .m tlio outh, amo-'
them one at Columbia, S. V., whieh is
said 'to be the largest mill north of Louis
iana. -'Thctnill at Hiton .it
for use, most of the machinery being in
place, and only the seed or storage room
offices and blacksmith shop remain to'
be finished. The building is about two
hundred and fifty feet loug bv one hun
dred teet wide, with two stories for half
ot tne building.
The building for restoring seed will be
connected with the main building by a
number of troughs, through Whieh the
seed will be conveyed to screens, where
it.wil I be cleansed from sand, etc., and
then carried to cotton gins for the remov
al of the Hut; back of the gin room are
the cotton presses, or baling the lint.
After the seed or thoroughly cleaned of
lint it is conveyed to the hollers, where
the hulls arc removed and the seed then
passes to a second screen, and is?t hence
conveyed to a room where the meat of
the seed goes-through a cooking process.
Thence it passes to the shaping room
where the meats are formed into blocks,
some thirteen inches wide by thirty in
ches long and three inches thick. These
blocks or cakes then pass to the press-
1 . 1 . . -
men who piaee tnem in the presses, of
which there are six, holding fifteen rakes
each. Here they are subjected to pres
ure for twenty minutes, and all the oil
iextracted. Thev are then carried to tbn
meal room, and here ground into cotton
seed meal. This completes the
process, except the refining of the
oil, which for the present at least, will be
done elsewhere.
The mill is provipd with a 2."0-horsc
power engine that runs to electric dyna
mos. The factory will run day and night
and will be enlarged if the experiment
proes successiui. The capacity is two
thousand gollons of oil every twelve
hours.
NOTICE. .-;
' EAI120AD ELECTION. . ' j
NOTICE .is hereby given that there '
will been election held in Gold Hill
township. Rowan county, on Tuesday; j
me loth day of September, 1889, for the
purpose of submitting to the qualified
voters of said township a proposition to
subscribe -.even thousand dollars to the
stock of the Yadkin Railroad Company, in
five per cent bonds of said township, to
run forty years, with the privilege of
paying any or all of them at the end of
ten years, roiMit any time thereafter that
the Board of Commissioners ofsaid
county may elect, Those who wish to
vote in favor of said proposition will vote
a ticket with the word "Subscription"
upon it; and those wishing to vote
against said proposition wili vote a ticket
with the words " No Subscription " upon
An entirely new resistration of voters
has been ordered1 for said election.
By order of the Bxird of County Com
missioners, THOMAS J. SUMNER,
Chairman. ,
Horatio N. Woodson, Clerk.
July 21), 1889.
GROCERIES
JXO. A. BOYDENV -JSgg
C.
STORE -m
NEW
P. W. BROWN,
(Xext to Farmers" Warehouse) -
...... Dealer in. r:...
Choice Family Groceries
NORTH CAROLINA 1 In
ROWAN COUNTY )
Reuben J. Holmes, John S.
and Eliza A. Holmes, P
the Superior
Court.
Henderson
aim ill's.
Against
Holmes W. Reid, Nancv J. Thaver and
her liusband J. H. Thayer, W. A.'lteid, L.
F. Reid. Minnie I Ian is, R. Jones Reid,
Jesse Skeen, IViseilla S. Flovd, Jesse C.
Smith, Elizibeth P. Pearce and her hus
band John Pearce, Nannie C. Sexton and
her husband John T. Sexton. Jhrv M.
:?keen. John C. Skeen, Charily
Mary Bean and her husband
Roan, Defendants.
NOTICE.
EAILE0A3 BL33TI0N.
NOTICE is herebv iriven that thnrn
will be an election held in Morgan town
ship, Rowan county, on Tuesday, the
10th day of September, 18S9, for the pur
pose ot submitting to the qualified voters
of said township a proposition to sub
scribe three thousand dollars to the stock
of the Yadkin Railroad Company, in-five
per cent, bonds of said township, to run
forty, years, with the privilege of paying
any or all of them at the end often years,
or at any time thereafter that the Board
of Commissioners of said county may
elect. Those who wish to vote in favor
of said proposition will vote a ticket
with the word "Subscription" upon it;
and those wishing to vote against said
proposition, will vote a ticket with the
words " No Subscription " upoi it.
An entirely new registration of voters
has been ordered for said election.
By order of the Board of County Com
missioners. THOMAS J. SUMNER,
Chairman.
Horatio N. Woodson, Clerk.
July 29, 1889.
Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices,
CANNED, GOODS
; of every description, -
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
and many other articles, such as
Butter, Eggs, & Chickens
ALd all kinds of Country. Produce.
Ilifyliosst i Cash I?iico inicl
For Country Produce.
3Call and see me and j ou will always remember
t he place. W If yo do not need Goods bring your
Huggies to be repaired, or your Horses to be shod.
Very respectfully,
P. W. BROWN.
37:3m
Salem Female Academy
i-snloiii, IV. C.
LARGEST, OLDEST A'W BEST FEMALE
COLLEGE IN THE SOUTH.
I rr
-VVtii A r!..41..:.. T 1 nnsirui-o1 tUn I. . e p
I the Charlotte Chronicle a Ion" letter m:klnS PP"Catious spoci.il by giving
Th.ft,ii.v WM!.f l,rli. . settinsi forth the rpsnn m UUkru1 snowing the entire-
... ...... .. .. ..w ,C1J ' . v number of such c-ises to have been
ociivFioij itiiiusb siiiunicr visicors ana "mj u uiisuueo piace nine hundred una riftv-two TIip
ynv pruprif burs vf. wateriji places, wnoj l m"UU3 puitn,. ne writes "ppnc.uions were represiMited hv 317
pare piade extensive preparations for lrom personal experience of aboutfonr atlorneyMJie largest number repre-
a large company and have hot had it. P""8! while suffering from a nervous
disorder. 1 he change in the buildim
(iov. towle was specially felicitious . the institution, says the writer
pi a speecti oetofe the Baptist Orphan-- should secure opportunities and condi
age Association at Thomasville, recent-J tions for rest and sleep to nervous pa.
u , m.cii c4 wunirciiuii mr tne asso- wniw, which under present arram
liMuii Ha? uieq ior cuu were raised, me" is is impossible. NMit and Aav
the violently insane are either cursin
'ingle attorney being nine-
sentea dv a
ty-eight
Ihe hotel corridors filled un as if bv
magic on the dav the PrfI.i.. if vM II 1M
ea trom JJeer Park. After U
when he starts for Bar Harbor thev
in iMiuie rneir usual Aii'Mist
ness.
Ex-Senator KeHo. of T
ii . . . -
Watfeins Gli. N V 'wn. uLi " " : . -ug m, nanwon by h iippointmenU in
- T t i -T t - i "wjvuuiuivw,- ui Miaviii". urcKinincr nr crunmin.. rnsir i ;ito i.io (h... . 1
y swept ot bridges, staircases and making other nni wK.VK Moi..n.. chance the rennblip:in U-.a
ivithii tirv K 4.,w:i.i.. ,4 l-j'.. i . J 1 1! 4i,:.j r ... i . . J ..
r "i 'i icuivie siurm. (..stum nerwtna t..;...4 l . uic num es.su nil i utnr-t i n
i i. . . . i
tne wrecc destroyed an iron bridge them from sleepiu
lower aow ii. uiiii m-w u-u h,aa i ,4 "
- l ","iv nmi. uvuutu miuin
halt the village.
Sitecial Proceeding la sell land fn
Partition.
Session opens Ausnst 27. 18S0. Frtf-ultv
.Hi rroiessors and Teachers. Special tea-
Hires uie iitv.M pnieat f Cli.iracter
Ilea I Hi and Iiitelleet. Fnllv eon in,
L. Skeen. ! roparatory and Collejriate demrtments.
Moses L. ! besides first ehs schools in Inir, Art.
Lansruasres and Commercial Stn.lics.
.Send for Catalnsup t
Rev. J. H. CLEELL,
PRINCIPAL
Fowle's Majority
15,000.
'i
WE promised the people that if Jud;c
Fowle was dieted Governor of North Car
olina, vc would sell Gmm1s 10 per cent, less
man any House in bali3burr.
Look at This:
0.00 Suits reduced to $4.00
7.00 "; - 5.00
10.00 44 " 11 8.00
20c. double-width Dress Goods 12Ac.
White Blankets per pair.
Good Urogan Shoes S1.C0 per pair.
WANTED! VAHij
10,000
10,000
ii
wheat
Pat
FOR WHICH WE WILL PAY TK
HIGHEST PRICE SPOT
To Holmes W. Reid, non-resident:
A'ou are hereby required to appear lc
fore me at my oitice, in the town of Salis
bury, on Friday, I he 20ih day of Septem
ber, 1 889, and answer or dtmur to the
complaint of the plaintiffs.
August Cih, 18b"J.
42:Gt. JOHN" M. HORAH,
GTk Superier Court of Rowan Co.
4t:-t
'YflM FEMALE
Opr-ns SotitemLor 12th, 1W. One of tho mwt tho-.
TUB SlTEKIOli
CoriiT.
IIol-
ict.
is practically excluded.
r . I :iln in tiin.ifr.o ..KU..4 i ii ,i
"nature's arm.t i Z:! "'"'T. '.'V.11" .""""S'y
The Emoeror of Gprmunv
4 11 .. m Ai . . ... I o lioillll
- . i i. io ii iciius iiui rfi:iTirtM2
I :
iana delegation in thp nevt ivnnl..
lican National Con Ventioil will nnniKu
the re-nomination of Harrison All
of which is very- interesting, but 1 the
raci snoum not be forgotten that Kel
Ioks has a verv sore IipI
The agejimited for the appointment
letter carriers in non-jivil SMi-vipp
posromces has been extended from
35
tO 111 Mr H'ln-Mnn lli. if i.nU . I. T I rm ---1- . ... .
r rr--. uu.c uC piuces ine rnnce of vv alps wpnt. .,f ;., i,;.
pertain patronage at their disposal they yacht to meet fchP rnvnl ui .f .? a"e Ji
'Pjight as well give up hope of carrying nephew, last Friday and e hil E
6.iu,c. n noi KIlQWn WiiaiV Squadron into thp hnrKnr to 40 vpiin
i..-.. it . I --.wi. CIC
..Bwwinpygoi. ereatdemonStrat,nnnf i
..vuu VJ. jui ju ncituiue
-1-1 l a
ni'inu itv oinn'i . i .a I . ...
-A report from L,iU p RivL- n.lrAf,. . 1 - -. "o 7 twverai parties iiom
An., a ...... . 4L or. . . ngot cannon, as the visitor and his wno Know t,ie "mlereurrent of
uS. saja lue Oloux ireaty has been friends mpd luf r 1,16 VVIs.som matter there,
accented and vJn4,l u ni...i.,. I1 Vnssea wtween the lines of outside have onlv seen the
--0..v.v. vj 'p AJ4.iciiitreb
nn.1 V.-MLi...! T.. ! . .
H.1U luuiui ill inni lim ; hu I. . nl.
' . i 'UU.UUO, UT IT II
4j,00tXX) acres of land have been ac
quired for white settlers.
The nublii
hlv com. ilia cii.f..... r.i. .
... I V J "vw. nV OUII.IV.V 1 UIU
warships drawn up to receive them.' se' 11 Is.a stench at the core and the
These kinirlv and nrineplv a """m reciora are to blame for the
r j uiiu
NORTH CAROLINA Mx
ROWAN COUNTY
E. IMauney, R. J. Holmes and E. A
me-, IMaintiffs,
Against
Holmes W. Reid, Xanev J. Thaver. mnl
J. IT. Thaver her hu.sbanl. W. A. Ueiil
L. F. Reid, Iinnie Harris, R. Jones
Reid, Jesse Skeen, ri iseilla y. Flovd.
Jesse C. Smith. Elizabeth P. Peareo and
her husband John Pearce, Nannie C.
Sexton and her husband John T. Sexton.
Mary M. Skeen, John C- Skeen, Charitv
Ii. Skeen, Mary Bean and her husband
Moses L. Bean, Defendants.
Special Prwceedintf to sell land for
Partition.
To Holmes V. Reid, non-resident:
You arc hereby required to appear be
fore me at my ollice in the town of Salis
burv, on Friday, the 20th day of Septem
ber, 1SS9. and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff.
Dated August (. 1889.
42:6t. ' JOHN M. HORAH,
(Tk Superior Court of Rowan Co.
' . Rit frUOOL, write Tor a Catalogue to
Harris. 0. D.. President, Staunton, VirCinla.
if The Cheapest line of DRY GOODS,
HOTMS, HAT3 & SHOES,
GROCERIES
AND
CROCKERY
in Salisliury. Do not take our word for it
but t ome and See for yourselves,
Respectfully,
D. R. JUUAN & GO
-WE WILL ALSO
WANT ALL THE COTTO
We will pay cash ford
the cotton seed raised
in this and adjoin
- ing counties. 7
AVc want tlrom, '
and if money will by
them we willihavfvllipm
NOTICE.
V K .1 w "-' I44IU I MW I lit IF! l'ACI
f.nj j . - . , J ",v - buuu was managed
0 . ..vw...,,,a u, iluuor onneni I iupus in jt.:vieirii nave
...,ui.v knowledge of Cin.ssom
oennmetit ot the people
. o , -
had d
s immoralitv fm
years. 1 lien who could wonder tlmt
vuuservauve Ualeirh wnniii i;i
t - If .. . ..wn II nil III
-mll tr Iham ... .. J 1 (llirniltlnn ill 1?J o r... i, 1 4 ... I ll r ...
.v ucui ta MuuerKoinK a cnanffe " , . "Hu,llii, oaniora r,x
J 4: . w . " ' ipress.
...v muc is coming wnen tney will
investigation
ionic in
! have seen their best days.
Deep borings are to le ftaflpTin the
poal fields of Stokes counlyt not only to
test the extant of f h
ascertaiu whetherJhere is not also oil ' 186 l pay the P"nc? o Wng and , fe G"ssoni scandal is getting to be
I vvMB 1M Tl I "VI I hill ik,. ..1. 1 a
and ga.-t thu indications favori:i theP 6 rnnce of Wa,es for in' " ' reminaa us of hear
ki:f ii... 4 K..41 ' . .. stance L-i tps tho tlnni;,.!. i 1112 a similar rpnnrf. frri o .,.,4i
who is well acqnimted with public
sentiment in Ualeirh and
known of the rumors on the streets of
the city for some vear hn.-L-
w j .
We copy the followiiiir- v.v.r:,, Tr..i
1 ... : o- mxii-
ueii nas written a letter to tho Ri.,-h
ewfc-Obscrver saying that Dr. Grissom
was one ot the best appointments he ever
inaue. urissom is worth v nf tho
mat made bun. Th rmfiiio ..1,1 k
iiiau 10 snow w -nether Dr. Fuller is vpt
well enough to testify. A letter from the
inicior would make the world Co round
Hief that both exist there, I
The Tinies-Iegister, of Jilarion, X.
v yui. noger j. rage s paper, virtual?
-1.. .. e . .
ur.ctiiiHijrun the dead man to a 'dislioii.
red gruve, and m turns qpQolumnJ81 e!eu witb the Btish prince:
r 11 ix in niiiiinim.. r 1.: 11 .
i :" ip tur nun. put Sill
and sorrow are very close relations.
uwiomii 01 2oU,UU0 a year for his
support, while the President of the
United states paid but $50,000 a
year, but Harrison is trvin hntvl t
Hp
u given a iat ottice to nearly all his
Hn, a thing the prince is not accused
of doing,
Tho railroad companies am
iMisrd Itv llw. u. ..
,-.,- j ,.Vrt,j ramsot the last
tew weeJc,. Washouts, loss ofUnMoo-""
d.i....... 4 i i ' 4 ,,c vuvigii cor
U... V 5pb11.kanb.MilW, ml l8 Vil,igtou W
Of Illl41llv I. - o "ivr
r- ,, uuaieiuent of re-
Grapes,
i he Raleigh correspondent of the at a ftster Pac?.
nger sjiys:
rrn, . . -
XV. t?6 s,n,Pe" r very heavy "Piracy.
iaimtav mev nmnnn ul A ivw
RAILROAD ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby Riven that there
will bean election held in Salisbury town
ship, Kowan county, on Tuesday, the
lOih day of September. 1889, for the
purose of submitting to the qualified
voters of said township, a proportion to
subscribe fifty thousand dollars to the
stock of the Yadkin Railroad Company, in
tiye per cent. .bonds of the said township,
to run forty years, with the privilege
of paying any or all of them at the
end of ten years, or at anv time
thereafter, that the Board of Commis
sioners of said county may elect. Those
who wish to vote in favor of said- propo
sition will vote a ticket with the word
"Subscription"' u; on it ; and those wish
ing to vote against said proposition, will
vote a ticket with the words "'No Sub
scription " upon it.
An entirely new registration of voters
has been ordered for the said election.
Bv order of the Board of County Com
missioners, THOMAS J. SUMNER,
Chairman.
Horatio N. Woodson, Clerk,
July 21), 1881. te.
''KCIAL
NOTICE.
baskets and to-day were as laree. It
pecial uispatch from Ottawa, dated
-The .utest
."' lKraiK-s. anu ll Kf.,o f i
1 egrH in Georgia, claiming irt GsiSfn. d"Ht is a busy one. , acco..nt of piracy by the United States
fit . r1 " i ' 'a vc 1 11 A lilir u'uminu ... .. I.-..1I. . ' t
w mut.i uiscusseti in ornciai circles.
This has Reference to the seizure of the
Black Diamond for th-a invasioa of
A nierican fishing water. It may lead
to trouble, but proVtbly to,
serij'.u.
; W. ."egrpr oflaii in the
W . MUblvwl villus ta Ue the
,ro ry. -Au-one ha- Vft an.
uouucea iniuye:f as tcn Iul, ort
3.;;. ;inat will bea I:ttIelatero:i.
placed in the carlLh " " "
express frghVTbe rtVr ?
are very satiffaetor " cv"iW"
SUBSCRIBE FOU THE '
-CAROLINA WATCHMAN'1
nothin-'
RAILROAD ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that there
will be an election held in Providence
Township, Rowan county, on Tuesday,
tne Hull day of September, 1889, for the
purpose of submitting to the ipialified
Voters of said township a proposition to
subscribe four thousand dollar to the
stock of the Yadkin Railroad Company, in
rive per cent, bonds of the said township,
to run forty years, with the privilege of
paying any or all of them at the end of
ten years, or at any time thereafter that
the Board of Commissioners of said
county may elect. Those w ho wish to
vote in favor of said proposition will vote
a ticket with the word "Subscription"
upon it;and those wishing to vote against
said proposition, will vote a ticket with
the words ' No Subscription " upon it.
An entirely new registration of voters
has been'ordercd for said election.
By order of the Board of Count v Com
missioners. THOMAS J. SUMNKR,
Chairman.
Hokatio N. YooiwosT Clerk.
July -2),
A LAR(JK LOT OF
Watches just received with my name on
them, and I now offer you a watch that
for reliability and cheapness cannot be
excelled. The desirable qualities of this
watch is destined to make it of universal
popularity the points in style, work
manship and finish are such as can be
obtained only in much higher priced
watches. I have them made to my -order
and every watch is subject to the most
rigid inspection before it leaves my estab
lishment, and is guaranteed correct.
Were it not a first class watch I would
not guarantee it, nor would I have my
name put on it.
I will be glad to show them to vou
and never consider it any trouble to show
goods. Very truly, '
W.H.REISNER,
LEAPING JEWELER.
WE ARE AT Till-TO!
WHEN YOU WANTTOSEU
your prod uce, and low down
on 'prices when you want
anything in our
line. v .
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WE KEEP THE BEST STOCK OF
"W"A.C3-01TS
SOLD IN THIS SECTION.
-OUR-
BUGGIES
are fine and wili astonish voi
- A GOOD SET OF
Harness Given' Awai
WITH EACH BUGGY. WITH i
1 WHIP THROWN LV.
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rs0
A ffood line of Plows,
Cultivators and all kw"15
of farming machinery-
Clark's Cutaway flffl
.. i
ls something that wilMs
every fanner who wants to thoj"
inilfrlilir nnltTA.Ir,,, Lie. C"l
and look at it,
Yours very TCFpcc
tfiiiiy.
Ii
Jyeaders in cur line.