North Carolina Newspapers

t Carolina Watchman. THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1889. A joint resolution has been intror dice& in the Senate for the recognition ' of the new republic of Brazil. The "sneezing disease" York, noted in last week's jirevailing in Boston, also, where it goes by the name of Russian influenza. in New paper, is Did you ever! The editor of tire Jknit.Tims has loaded sticks of wood at his wood pile with gun powder for the benefit of wooi thieves. lie's after a local for his next paper. A bill has. been has been introduced in the House by Mr. Thompson, of Ohio, providing that a sum equal to $l(WJar. passage and return shall be given to every person of color, and $40 to every minor person of color, who desires to emigrate to any free State in in Africa. A eall has issued from the Tennes see friends of Andrew Jackson, ad dressed to Governors of States and Mayors of cities tp celebrate the 8th day of Januaryv the: anniversary of Jackson's great victory at New Orleans. Ift war formerly one of the regularly iihillwdififltiTili if the country, but fox join) .years past was dropped out. The Christian Observer , Louisville, Ky., is one of the best family papers published in the country. It is large, contains a great-deai of valuable read ing matter, and is got up in first rate style Os good paper. If any one see ing th is )iotie should desire to increase his stock of literature, for the family, we know of no better paper than this. Prioa $2.50 in advance. A sad accident occurred at Detroit, Mich., Dec. 20, in Tilden public school, where thirty children, dressed in in flammable stuff, were rehearsing for a Christmas cantata. A candle in the hand of one of them came in contact with one of the dresses, and before the flames could.be arrested, 10 of them were badly burned; two fatally, three pthers so badly they will die, and 11 others seriously. A man near Lynchburg shot and seriously wounded his son-in-law. Immediately after, he shot and killed himself, supposing, it is thought, he had killed his son-in-law. - A very similar case occurred in this county some years years ago: Forest Monroe shot and wounded his son-in- law, and immediately afterward got bis razor and cut h)s own throat, be- lieving, no doubt, that lie had killed him,, ... The are patent right bee-hive agents working up Cabarrus eonnty. for what it is worth as we learn. We have seen numerous patent bee-hives, but they have always given place to uie -phi iasnioned bee gun after a few years trial. A man who has more money than he has use for, may as well spend it on patent bee-hives as on lottery tickets, or any other uncertain thing: but anv onp not in tn fi. condition had better keep his money and let the bee-hive pass -by him. The box bee-gum, which any boy can make in half an hour, has never yet been excelled for convenience and efficiency, the practice of all parts ol the country being witness. W- Wire lo y to our ci! steps, that for yrars w have Uwa feetting Dr. Kiitj-V N w Discovery for (Nmsunsption, Dr. KinV Nvw Lilt; Pills, Diu-.kleii's AXntfM Sahaml Electric Hitter, ami have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given minti universal Hatisl'aetion. We do not hesitate to guarantee thent every time, ami we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfaetoiy results do not follow thoir use. These remedies have won their irreat popularly on their merits. T. P. Druggists. EllliTl! A contemporary in rebukinsr a boast ful Maine farmer for his brag of raising 738 bushels of Irish potatoes on one acre of ground, refers to the fact that once in AsUeville within the corporate limits, on thesame area raised n 00 bushels. That was the fact, but "alas for the rarity" of it. It was never done but onee, neither was Mr. Woodfin's feat of raisin tr 136 bushels of corn to tho acre ever repeated. The more shame for it; what man has done, uuui may do, and instead of an average of 80 or 90 bushels of one crop, and 12r 2-Lon the other, the averasre may be made every year to approximate those large numbers which stand on rec ord to amaze or to encouragc--iu what ever spirit they aro looked on.AsJieville Vdtxen. i The Citizen may be correct in stat ing that lMr. WoodfiVs feat ef rais ing 136 bushels of cm to1 the acre," &cM but we have for years been claim ing the result of Mr. W's. experiment as excelling anything in the South, and have uniformly -stated it at 1GS bush els to the acre. We get our impression from the announcement made at the time, find don't likcrto be corrected. Growth of towns, building factories, building and extending railroads, are every day announcements in news papers. Will some one rise up and show us a similar development and im provement of the farming interests of the country ? From various sources of information, the farms of the country are going down about in the same ra tior The New England farms are being abandoned, and. the census re ports show a steady decline in the value of farm properties in the old States North. The western and many of the southern farms are shingled over with mortgages, and there is a general feeling that farming does not pay. City improvement, meantime, is all the rage. How long can it be so if the farming interests of the country continue to decline? These are questions which must ul timately force themselves to the sur face, and capital and enterprise going into railroads, factories and city ini provements will be obliged to pause and consider them. The South has not found a friend at court in the person of Speaker Heed. He appears to hold a southern republican in as little favor as he would a southern democrat. Out of fifty-six chairman ships of committees, theVhole Soutb trets inn one, urower, of North Carolina. A more equitable distribution would have found a place for Mr. Ewarts, certainly a strong and useful party man, and abun dantly capable. Wc will leave the re publicans to gnash their own teeth: we do not enter into their griefs. But the southern republicans have learned by this time of how little account they are in their own household. Ashcrille Cili- zea. ' Is one which is guaranteed to brins von satisfactory results, or in case of fai'ure a return of the purchase price. In this safe plan you-can imv from onr advertised drug- girt a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relict in every case, when usctl for any affection of Throat, Lung or Chest, such as Consumption. Imilamimoion of Lantr, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant ami ayreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles tree at Kluttz & Co., drug store. State Finances. TIIE BOOKS OF THE STATE TREASURER AND AUDITOR O. K The Raleiarh News and Observer of Gov. Fowle has commuted to life imnrisonmant the death sentence of a V illiam Alexander, convipted in Meck lenburg county of burglary and sen- Sunday savs: The committee appointed tenced to be hanged December 5th. by the legislature having thoroughly x . , . i i "i t t oj amined the books of the State treasurer lie naa oeen reprieved utt January ou. , Auditor found them correct in every The Governor thinks from the facts I particular. The following is the result that the convicted man is not the bur- J Jgg odious eud.u glar who would take lite it necessary Balance educational fund. $11,923.51 to his escane. whom the law means to I Balance public fund, 5,670.46 punish with death, but that he is a ADnELffS 062S M REGULATOR MCNSTRUATiON OF1 MnLlTUlX r I r is U tr r T TftKfcN DURVMQ CV&ttE. Of 6rLRT . ) KHSfcR SUFFER1HS WILL EE AVQOfta - jsook WWOMAN''W BBADFIELD REGUIATQR CO. ATLANTA SJL sous ar all osussistx SOLD BY STEF.RE, WELLS & CO. 4 CAR LOADS Of Bagging Ties just in! SOMETHING TO DOWN THE BAGGING TRUST! AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MORE THAN 100 OVER ANY OTHER COTTON COVERING. THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE FARMERS IS CALLED TO THIS NOTICE. VALUABLE MILL PgOPSffTI "In pursuance of a judgment of the Su perior Court, obtained iu the special proceeding entitled C. V. Stewart, Ida Miller and others, against Nannie Miller Jacobs and Ernest Miller, I will sell at the Court House door in Salisbury, on Monday, the 6th day of January, 1890, at public auction to the" highest bidder, a tract of land lying on Crane Creek, in Rowan county, and known as "Miller's Mill," containing 200 acres (two hundred acres), adjoining the lands of Jesoe Kluttz, James Trexler and otheraa more particular description of which is given in the petition filed in said cause. This property is situate three miles from Sal isbury, on the Bringle Ferry road, and comprises a good two-story dwelling house, and also one of the best knowu Krist mTTis in the county! A part of the land is in cultivation, and the remainder is covered with valuable timber. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, and the balance in 12 months. Interest on deferred payment at 8 per cent. C. W. STEWAUT, Nov. 7, 1S3D. Commissioner. 4:t.s. floa-BBiimt Mice. STATE OF NQSTH CAROLINA! h the Sv- KOWAK COUMTY. i lrior Court R. J. Holmes and E. A. Holmes, Admin istrators of M. L. Holmes, plaintiffs, ... II E'llBIIIRSIi'BI am B Bill . ii i 1 1 n I ifia is hi nai U II : in iimiiHeiii hi m r ii ii Riohniond & Danville Sailread. Y buy all kinds of grain at highest cash prices. IK FP;CT IVOV. 24, 1L!89. Tu.viN's Uun Uv 75 Meiudian Time against James M.. -PILES, BMmTJim. H89 k-n a nrLl For sale by JNO. H. ENNISS, Druggist, Umn!nm the torjil liver, Ntreneth e!iM tiw IJ seivc organs, recrulute! tle ktMC'Xr, aoitl arc uucquulul us uu AHTI-B1L50US MEDICINE. In malarial districts tSiotr vtrtnew are ilely reeorsixel. m tliey oiMe?s ie ulinr rrovrtlcs iti rrceiHff the system from thut Hisou. i:icsfaatly ugar cuuted. lore siuhII. lricc, 25c ts. Sold Everywhere. Office, 44 Murray St., New York. sneak-thief in the night time, and upon the petition of some of the very best citizens of Charlotte, he commutes the sentence to imprisonment for life. $17,593.97 Statement of the receipts and disburse ments of the Public Fund for the year ending Nov. 30, 1889: Receipts, 970,761.31 Disbursements, 1,013,683.20 Tho balance to tho credit tuna was : December 1, 1888, The receipts were, Totel, Disbursements, EDUCATIONAL FUND. James B. Robinson, colored, one of the exodusters from Eastern North Carolina to Arkansas, writes a doleful lpLr Wt in .T. 0. Nixm. trivine anl Balance to the credit "TT , of the Public Fund account. oi tne coioreu peopie wuu wem, i3ecemUcr i? 1889, to that .tatp to bettef their condition "VT 1. ' xl i. itX. il,n UT. o muuera oj. mem went Balance Pec. 1, 1888, potation of working out tneir passage Receipt, country. wretched one?- Kobin- Diaborsemcnta. IJijlfiill who want to. come West pay their way; if they don t, hell fire wilf h their portion. I have -not thne to tell you about Mississippi, hut tell aH to keep away from there." 42,592.41 976,761.31 $1,019,353.72 1,013.683.26 PATENTS, CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS. Obtained. and all otherbuslnessln tlic U.S. Paten Office attended to tor Moderate Fees, mironice lsooaoslte tlie V. s. Patent omce,and wecanobUinPaieutBtn less time than those re. mote from aahltigton. s-ni Mfrnfriiirilriiwin. We advise us to patent abllli y tret- or charge; and make Sv eharyc utic l! ,1 t hi fllu I We refer hero to the postmaster, uie ouji. u Mnnci-iiriioriiiv ru! t o oOicials oi the U.S. Pat entofflce. Forolreular, advice, terms anu rtur eaeesto aetualcllentsln your own uneoreuui wrlteto c.A.SHOW awy.. opposite Patentojuce, u usuingtui. Oct. 2 1. 'S5 tr. $5,070.40 $30,439.80 12,265.56 A, $42,705.36 80,781.85 Balance Dec. 1, 1S89, The special receipts were Fertilizer licenses, U. C. R. R. dividends, Penitentiary earnings, Hi 4 fi H S B Total, $11,923.51 $ 37,50O:00 162,000.00 147.454V81 $346,954.81 We learn from the Scientific Amer- "taj fg . jean of Bee. 21, that the difficulties to from direct taxes, 629,800.50 1 overcome in the use of electricity The 'ftjSSS? 17 500 00 , . Agricultural Department, o ,ou.uu for lighting purposes, so as to make interest on 6 per ct. bonds, 155,130.00 it wife t hnihlmirs and nersoiis. have 1'enitentiary earnings irons 0 x s ferred to the Penitentiary account, 123,369.20 $315,999.20 Total, Leaving the legitimate State menses, including the in terest ou 4 per ct. bouds, $697,684.06 not yet been attained, especially in the crowded centers of business. lhe underground wires, which for a time was thought to obviate all danger, has been pronounced by the celebrated flf'i-f rii.m AT. Vjiom I r lw ll(irf i , ii i t The most convenient, valuable and dangerous than those on poles. In , -nm, u table or desk calendar, either case the danger arises from ac- for 1890, is the Columbia Bicycle Caleu- A Stiind issued hv the Pope Mfg. yuentat oreaka-es ot wires, wnetner gr ira8s: The ,endar from telephones or ordinary telegraph, proper is in the form of a pad, containing and cominff in contact with the heav- 366 leaves, eaen o x " t s ha vAiir hn ne lorn ou nun, uu y charged lines for lighting purposes. for the entire vcar. A portion o Tho a : i i i I Ditli livif is It-ft blank for memoranda, am - laic mc 111 uuswu anu vim. '-' -- . . i , . as the leaves are not pasted but sewed at et Ljnn, have been traced to accidents . , .inv'ieaf can be exposed when- li this kind. ever desired. By an ingenious device tho. leaves tear on imiepenaenuy, iea - ing no stub. The ad rests upon a port able stand, containing jk-ii rock aud pen eil holder, aud when placed uion a tlesk or writing table, the entire surface of the date leaf is brought directly, nnd leftcon stantly, tefore the eye, furnishing date jiud memoranda impossible to be over looked. vCh Ii ill 1 I h Ii miimi BOTTOM ! ! Wc arc in the market for all the cotton raised in this and adjoining counties. Sec us i before you sell your cotton. AVre arc at the top on prices for all grades. Burns and Susan Burns, de fendants. To James M. Burns and Susan Bvrns, non residents : You are hereby notified that tho plain tills above named have commenced a civil action against you to forccloso a mortgage executed by yon. to the late M. L. Holmes; and you arc hereby required to appear before the Judge of the Supe riot Court, at a court to be held in tho county of Rowan, at the Court House in Salisbury, on the 2d Monday before the 1st Monday of March, 1890, and answer or demur to the complaint of the plain tiffs. - Given under my hand the 2")th dav of November, 1889. J. M. HORA1I, Clerk Superior Court of Rowan county. 6:Cvv. SOUTHBOUND l.v. Now Hrk - Pnu iiltiljjiitii tietiLtlMlMe " v'ituialon " Ca .riUtteviiie Ar. luiivlUe Lv. ulouuiuod aurkt-svllle " OxavUle 4r. GreeuoUoro Ar. Ual-lgu Ct. K ii-iK " Ourdain Ar. Gretriiboso Lv. s. i tern " tirt-(.-ii?itru Ar. Salisbury st .uesMiie ' A:s:icvlllti " liot S,tri:i-.-s Lt. Salisbury Ar. Chariot te Sf.iru:iburg " (traenviiit! AUdDtH Lv. ciiarintte. Ar. roinmijla NORTHDQUriD Lv. Atu;u-ta " Colwtik'.i.l Ar. Lli.lkllO Lv.Atl.ait, a Ar. iJrt euvillo S:i irt uil-ug " CUirjoto " S.illLury Lv. not Springs " Aslievllle " StuU'Vllle Ar. S.iii.sbury Lv. SaJtsliury Ar. (Jrec-nboro SaUria Lr. Greensboro Ar. Durham Kitleltrh Lv. Halelgh Ar. ';okl8tvoro Lv. Greensboro Ar. Danville " Keysville - Durkesvillc " Ulihinon! " Lynchtturtr " I'hiirlr.tieWlllo " WasJiliiRt on " BiiUlmorc " PrrllirtfliiU , " Now York DA1L l 10 7 V 45 ii n 3 30 6 1 S Zil s w o (5 5 4) S 40 '0 7 i 20 4 4l "4 45 5 4 - S 2U s 1 7 ill arS is 1 irl 5 ib ! i : vo i 2 W fi ::o E -' P M r A M A M j e 5. Sit (M : iht 5 07 " 7 45 4 ii 6 to s V 42. w l 2 &5 7 3U 'j- r- :i is 41S it 4 r..t 'II & 3 : s 4 ,fi 9 Id 1 eo 5 :o CM A M f M I M A M I M A M r x -. iiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiS." iiAIi.V. No. n. n In pursuance of an order of the Supe rior Cotirt of Rowan county, made in the snecial nroceedimr. entitled John S. Hen derson. and R. J. Holmes against Holmes V. Reid and others, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court 1 louse door in the town of Salis bury, on Monday, the :d day of Febru ary 1890, the following described tract of land: Lying on the waters of Crane creek, adjoining the lands of J. C. Rowe, Ira B. Miller, and others, containing ninety-six and one-fourth (96) acres, and know' as the " J. W. Jones tract." Terms of Sale One-half cash and the balance in six months, the deferred pay ment to draw interest tit the rate of eight per cent per annum. Title reserved un til all the purchase money is paid. R. J. HOLMES, Crak:e & Clement, Commissioner. Atl'vs. 7:Gv. O- ED COTTON SE WE WILL PAY HIGH EST CASH PRICES FOR ALL SEED BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. i " 10 lit 35 3 n , fi 00 ! Ii 3a 1 :..) 4 25 6 ta I "l 51) -9 41 3 15 4 10 C 07 7 43 Ml 40 45 U oi 1 05 1 05 3 00 ; so o 12 20 1 13 3 30 M2 ar 2 40 7 10 s in 3 00 (! 20 1' ?.! A M P M A M r m M P M A M A M V M A M 12 5l 5-15 7 10 1 4- 2 5i T 30 7 05 'U 1T4 5 5S 6 43 I H S 40 tl230 11 00 B 00 i 7 45 ! t oo 12 .ft i s so. lo So 1 50 2 40 j R 15 151 i :.r. z oo fi 53 r tH 20 1 47 1 20 A M V M A M P M T M 1' M A M P M A M t A M P M P M P t A M "THE XUU2LESS TOItli B TRADE-. jAek your dealer for Ed. L. Huatler & Oo.e HONEST Clotbiiur. Ir our goods aro sot In tae Hands oil ecme 8TOBJS- uEBPKR fit your section, rou eon PRO CURE THEM from tho best KNOWN and largest Maxu Okdkr W bole silo Clothino House in tho world, at pri ces that will J1AKE YOUR eves snap and K EBP- YOU guessing; how we can afford TO DO IT. If your DEALER roure, anxious to please, Ed. Lw Honti.et. doc3 not keep our goods send to us and we WILL furnish tou a Suit or Orcrcoat. oxDros3 or mall paid. on receipt of price. We will win and hold your patronafro :t tool try us witn an oroeri We have built un this immense business by our painstaking methods, and by doing; by Others as we would be done by. ED. 1 tiuNTLET & uo., ttj ie UHginators. In ordering Suite or Overooats obserre cirtcuy ioiiowing rules zor measure ment: Breast monaUre. over vest, close un under arms. Waist measure, over pants. In- uue leg uieueurc, iroui crotcn to neeu PRICE-LI8T. HBAVT-WEI OiTT CLOTH I SO 6TTITS. - Men's Ilrown Ali-Wool Doublo and Twist Cassimore Sack or Frock Suit $9 OO Men's Fancy Black or Bluo English Worst ed All-Wool Sack or Frock Butts. 14 OO Men's Brown or Gruy Velvet Finish, Au Wool, Tricot Weave, Fine Oasslmere Sack or Frook Suit 17 OO Men's Black or .Bluo English. All-wool Corkscrew, lino worsted. Sack or Frook Suits 19 OO iieu a rsuit'K, I'lura, la venaer or Slate-color EngTTsh WidoWale Diagonal Worsted Sack or Frock Suits ,24 OO References Firrt National Bank, of Chicago, capital $3,000,000; Coutibontal Ktv uonai nana, 01 umcago, capital sk,uuu,uuo. Ed. L. HrsmEV & Co.. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing for Men, Boys ana unuaren, izz ana it jaarxet du, uoioagSk 111. rOSt U 111 OO UOZ, 007. P M O.Uij i 'rain for Raleigh vfaClarksvllieK t Dally, except Sunday. PLOWS AND HARROWS! Sale of House and Lot. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Rowan county in l lie c;tse of K;ite C. Foster against John S. Render son, Trustee, and. others, I will sell at the Court House door in Salisbury on Monday, the Gth day of January, IS'JO.at public auction, a house and lot in the North Ward of the town of Salisbury, on the corner of Fulton and Liberty streets, now occupied by J. M." Haden, and known as the Foster house and lot. This lot fronts about 100 feet on Fulton street and run3 4ack to Jackson street. Terms: One-third cash, one-third in six months and the balance in twelve months with interest at S per cent. December 2d, 188i. JOHN H. HENDERSON, (5:ts. Com'r and Trustee. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE, Having qualified as the Exeeutorof J. M. Ritchie, dee'd, this is to notify all per sons having claims against nis estate 10 present them to me lor payment on or before the 20th day of December, 18J0. Persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment. lWomber lUth. i8S9. Wo have some superior Chilled Plows, which wc will sell to the farmers at net cost. Call and examine them. The Hillside Plow is a beauty and does its work well. Our Clark's Cutaway 'harrow ia a tool that every farmer needs. c Klchuinnri Lilly. ?. J. W.: Kevsulie. c.nti P.M.; arrives Chirks vil'.e, 7.25 ('. M.;Oxfor l,s.ss P.M.; Mewl rs-m. 9.45 P. M .; nrrivoslinrnamlo.io p. m.; Ruletjrli 11. so n. Returning leaves Kalcltfb T.oo A. M .; iurn:un, s.10, A. M.; llen.lerson, s 3n A. M.; Oxfonl, 9.45 A. M.; Clurke'.vilie. 10 55 A. M ; Kejville. 12. it P.M.; arri ves lUolinionrt.. 3.. (() p. M. Thioiili passenger co.icli dally between Plcii moii't .ml RaUtgli. via Keysvliif. Richmond 3.00 p. m.. nr.ii returning leave R:oi-;h 1 .v. n. i;ir 1.0 Ml mlxe 1 ( ruins leave nnilinm dnllv excent Sunday, fi.io p. v.; arrive Keysville. .::. a. M.: fe lurnln?. leave Keys Hie. 9 0. A. M.: arriving rr ham. 5 p. m.Mlaleljjh II.20 p.m Passenger eoa h atta'-hefj. X' "1 and eon n nets al niehmond dailv exeent Sunday for '.Veal I'olul r.nd Ralllmtrc l:tYoikRlv r r I.ino. No -1 from f Point fonnecls dally except Sunday at iflehihond vdiii No. "o ot tlie s'outl" . No. 50 and st connects at ;ol isnoro with trains to and from Moreliead city and Wilndngton. And at Sfdma to and from Payettevllle. No 5- eoon-. ets at fJree'ns'hTn for Fayrttevllle. No. r,i r-onnccts at Srlrna for Wilson, N Nos. r-oan'l Si make rinse eonru-etl:.i at I'nlver Ifr Mtation with trains to ant! from cliuncl 11111, "xeepl Sundays, SIiESPINQ-CAU SEHVICE. rn train no r,o and si. Pullman '-turret s!.epet h.'i -.vc.-n M.lanta a! V-w Yor' . Panvld-and An trust a. and Greensboro via Asiievllle to Morris n. T- nn. On tr iln. ."2 and 53, Pullman RnfTei Sieeper be tween . as'iinTton and New Orleans. via iontj;oii! ry; and l-tween Wis'dn??loti ;ifj iurni!n;rliain. i:iv:n!itfm anil I ;reensti'-.ro, i:aldirh a'"! ureerif !)oro. ill i' 1 iai'i i irlor ' ir ;!! v"rt "larlnttr and -UTitsta, and Ptltlmin Ruff -i "-leeprr net'.veer. "Va-lilnvrtitn mil Ash'vllle and t .Nprjws. 'i'uron r'i r.l ;!c ts on s lie al prlin'i,al.-L dlon?. to all iiofnts. !"or raies ind Information, apjdj to any agent of : he :ohi natty, or to SOL H A S, TraKle Manager. VV. A. TURK, l'dv. Pass. Agent, i;ai.kk;ii P. H. THOMPSON & CO. MAN UFACT Ult EKS, Sash, Doors, Biinds, work Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning, AMD CASTINGS OF ALt. KINDS -Dr.AI.EUS IN- Steam Engines r.nd Boilerr, Steam and AY ater Pipe, Steam Fitttn'f, Sliafii-n, Pulley Haiierr- Al.: Mdi'liincry ar. 1VSS. nlL J. ' !;; rqiaircd oq 111 :;nc'E. from Ohio. 11fr m 1 .-.lit of Mr. (4rri von, of SaK'Tii, Ohio. i 11 Wa hi wtsrk on a farm fof imiiilh; uow h ive nn Hfvney licit it I'o'i nlhuni nnU jmbli- W. 11. (jAKKISOV. .S. L. TAYLCf?, i.is. Aijcnt. t. c:iok. 1.. ii.clkmkni CRA1GE & CLEMENT, Salisrluy, X. C. m Kline, I Urristiurpr, Fa., "I bare nevrr known itrm to Mr I like Tour album. i nlav 1 took tirdrrm cnuugti to ..... iv-rflReft.H W. J. EU 'tc Hnsror, Me., iriit: I if an ortirr fur your albuinat - I rvcrv li ;l -t- I viit Uv J'r: v V ' prrt: t often as mochas fS "i 11 1 r tiny wvfi, tier arc Iciupquit as wrll ; h.tvf nol-apaca 10 piv c 1 -t from tti' h letters. vry onr who tck.5 hold of tli r- -' l--tiineaiU: up pratid profits. Shall wc start V'. i ia this WsKiesis reader? Wriirt ujen.l !; n a!l about it for TOBrarUl Wt arc start inir nmuj ; iv will start you ii you don't 4elay until anot hi-r p ts fche: i uf you in ymir ytTx of m couulrr. If you lake hoM yu wlfl -v e.!.k-1 .. ;i k uj piM fart. Ilj"ltcai5i Hi account of u forct A uia'uul&rrarer sal 1 2,04itt.ia?M Xollnr 1'liuloicraspCi Alliums unto be sold to tu people f.T each. l!ound in MoyaJ -SHnsnan Silk Valvar rlush. Charmingly dec ntel in sides. itandaonsaW albums In Ika world. Laravst S17.C.' Ur.ntest hanraiata crar known. Amenta wanted. Lileral d-rnis. Uig nn-ncy for aeuts. Any one an become a suceeifu ttfrgnt. tSetls ifw:lf on sifjht litiks ar na talking necwaaarr. Wherever sln u, rverv one wants to pnr cha.se. Aants take thousands of onlrswith rapittity naear Doforc known. UrfcaJ prvflts await e ry worker. Agjmts am makiua: fort ones. !..tlt- niiike n much n men. Vou, reader. Undo as well a any one. 1 .. f n a:tiicrinB fr?e?f to th'ixe who wtitc ior same, witti irttculars and terms for onf Family IHI.l. -, Hooks and IVrlodieala. After yon know ! ahouiti vou conclude to g no farther, v. lev no harm is done. Addr.s L. V. ALLEN & CO., Al til aTA, fJaik'V-" LOTS FOP. SALE. BUILQIKG Persons .v:tntiti to buy building lota near Livingstone "Colh-ge arc requested to inquire nt Tl IIS OFFICE HOME 9:6t:pd. J. S. LIPE,Ex'r, of J. M. Ritchie, dee'd. Administrator's Notice. All persons having claims against the estate of L. A. Jamison, deceased, will please present the same to me within two years, otherwise this notice will be plead as a bar to saids claims. December 7, 1880. JOHN. F. JAMISON, 8?Gt-pd. Administrator. HlSaS'Jffiarr COM P AN Y, SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE -0 - A STRONG COMPANY, ' Prompt, Reliable, Liberal ! Ijrjjf t :;t.- in all itit nn ! towns in Uie South J. EHOBES BE0WNE, Pnwdcnt Wm. C. Coart, Secretary. Total Assets, - S750,00(X J. ALLEN EE077N, Agent, Salislrary, N. C. ' D. A. ATWELL'S HARDWARE STORE, Where a full line of goods in his line, inn)- nhviis be found. IB,. J. C. MoCUBBINS, VLX sw. arw .swf Salisbury, - - - J. U OHiee in Cole bnildinjr, seconl floor, next lo Ciinipbt'li,' Dr. hardware store Opposite Main slreet. D. A. Atwell's 9:ly Bradfield's Female Eagnlator Should be uwl by the voting woman, she who suffers from auy disorder peculiar to her sex, and at change of life is a power- mi tonir; benefits all who use it. Write ne Bradtleld Hepular Co., Atlanta,-Oa. lr particulars. Sold by uil drugKjr. Executrix Notice. Having qualified as executrix of tho will of K. I. Lhe. deceased, lute of llow- ., onuiitv. all lKirsous bavins chums against his estate must present them to fir oavment on or before the 26lh dav of December, 1800, aud all persons indebted to said estate must make imme- idinte settlement with the unuersigueu. This 23d day ot Uevemner, lo&'J. C. K. LIFE, Executrix. II. II. JoKlAN, Atty. 10;tU. WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES HACKS AUD CAETS. Our stock of vehicles cannoHw excelled in the State. The Mccormick steel mower Is pronounced by all who have used it to be the best. Our Wheat FERTILIZERS ARE NOW IN & AX PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. "Far triers' Friend," "Stonewall" and "National," Pure Ground. Bone and German Kanit. We are always at the front in our different lines. Respectfully, Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps; Vertical and tai 01 evory variety ana capacity. VERTiCAL P18TGM. BOYDEPODIM fr, Zfr VV VV VV Regular Horizontal Piston. VERTICAL PLUNGE Mrs. -K . . " M-Zi-r . - : v-. f . - : a The most simple, durable aud effective Pdmp in the market lor Mines, Quarries, Refineries, Breweries, Factories, Artcsuiii wells, Fire duty and general manufacturing purposes. JrSoiid for Catalogue. T!io A. S. CAMERON STEAM PTORWDEES ' uo uK East J)ku S,;;;.:.! Nbw uUli. I tl. mmmmm