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1 Democratic Executive Committee. fts meeting last saturday names of members (Invention and pri maries CALLED BALLOT BOXES AT THE PRIMARIES. The democracy of ftowan, vigilant, ierrorles-s and unnnrcliaseabje, got out of park with its guns on Saturday be last ami is arranging to begin an un usually active campaign. A. H. Boydexj vas upajiiaoaly .elected chairunin of the Executiv,e Committee and uili give jtjie matter the benefit of hi long experience and sa e xcepti o n a 1 exec n t i ve "abi li t y . The following is a complete list of the commiltet; for the county : TOWNSHIP NAME POSTOFFICE Salisbury IIBoyen Salisbury China Grove J L Siflorti China Grove Franklin J B Foard South River Alohl Hill, J C Snuircs Gold Hill Jitaker M A J Koseman T J Sumner Alex Morgan J A Stewart J I j Arey Rock Locke lorjran MtUUa Providence Salisbury QarOeJd Miranda Salisbury Cleveland Mill Bridge Scotch Irish D B Rmeboro Steele V A Barber AtweU I) C Iimdsha;v MtfJ Bridge Knochville Jno Butler Heilig's Mill Henry Heiljg Bernhardt's M il I , I )r Coleman Mt Vernon C J Fleming Unity J H I, Rice On account of tl;e rather too early !nll for the judicial aivl congressional conventions, which our county conven tion, of necessity, must ante-date, the latter was set for July -2Gth, stnd the jirimaries for -July J'Jth. These dates - .were regarded as earlier than the com mittee desired, but were unanimously fixed upon, since the judicial and con gressional conventions, called for July 00th and 31st and to which the county anust send delegates, renders later dates impossible. So that, be it remembered, the pri maries m set for July 111th, and the onvent ittn July 20th. MANNER Of HOLDING PRIMARIES. " 1st. The unit tf Ue convention wiU e the unit of I'he preciivetj and not the (township. So that ion Hie call of the roll, where a township has an ore ijban xrie vf.ting place, each voting place will vote its own strength. The or ganization will be by precincts during ihe campaign, also. The regular boxes . employed at ihe ejections will -be pneti by three judges at each precinct .and kept open during the entire time. Eacli voter will first regiter his name 4ind then vote for each candidate by .written or printed ballot. The polls .will oien at 2 o'clock ,(hd will .close at 5 o'clock and the frofl shall he then publicly counted and an nounced the judges. The, same ruljes will hold good for Salisbury township, except t hat, the polls shall close at 6 o'clock instead of o. VOTE HOW REPORTED TO THE COUNTY . CONVENTION. ; Said poll holders or judges of elec tion, together with such delegates as ihe primaries may elect, shall report i,he'ote)f their respective precincts to, and cast it an ttie county convention. FtfR WHOM VOTE COUNTED. The unit of the contention sluill be hr unit of the precinct. The candidate receiving a clear ma jority of the vote of a precinct shall be entitled to the whole strength of sucii , precinct. In thejevent no candidate sjiall r ceive more than a pluntlif then each candidate shall iv.cjeive his proportion pf the-t length of the precinct. 1)ELEOATES. - Each precinct shall elect its own Relegates, and may do so by jballot or jotherwise. VOTING STRENGTH. The following tabulation i the vot ing strength of the various townships ami precincts ; Prrciucts. Ftnri- m franklin, 233 Unity, 87 Mt. 'Vernon, 104 Cleveland, (J2 Steele, 114 Mi.TIra, 2Q Bradshnw'si, J7(j Enoch viJIej 127 JyOCki?, lr,G China Grove, 155 liostian's X Boadsr 105 Heilig's Mill, 7 .Gold Hill, 88 I . ..... I . .. l . ) -mr-ii Morgan. 1 . 5 Hatter S4iopj 14$ Q Rowan Academy, us 4 106 APPOINTMENT OF POLL HOLDERS. That it shall be the dutv of ... ane.nl.er of the DenicxTatic fexentive 4 Comniitt.ee to appoint three poll hold-,ei-s or jiids of election fir his re spective precinct. The names of the judges of election, o far as appointed, are as follows: Bnidshaw's precinct J. L. Sloan, P. A. Sloop, J. F. MeUan. Mt. Vernoir-Sanford Henley, David J'leniining, William Steel. ' Mt, Ulla-J. K. Graham, J. K. I II li li I II v 11 v.- I. ml " li I imra"1' ' "-7'-au ivik-seooro, jes. uur. pjer. .-iex mco:t Si'fe? 1. KM. Sum m -rell, W. L. Kistler. rmnkliii-H. C. Propst, B. F pais, G. JU Ttioniason. Gold Hill-.. C. Snuggs, J Noah, R. J. Shaver 8 ' Shu- 1 SSgrS1 Sincf- A. Earn hardt, P. p. Linn, V. Loosr morgan ran bbwrer, Willi, mi amniieii, V in. Ku k. HeiUVji MillA. 4V. Rusher, J P. A. . Knorhvillv E. L. Sniitli D ir Kim laons, C. J. Deal. P ivMn- Kuwait Academy IT. C. Peeler 4I. Ader Peeler, Tobias Lveriy. ' " Barah.irdt's precinct M. A Fiwcr inan, C. A. Miller, Noah E. Milj ' 1 lie ejcecutive committeemen will please make their appointments of juoues ot election 4innic(Ratlv and louges eiectmn 4inmc(Hatlv and Vc.V u i,,. , in Slimmer Pies. No effort is jn;uiet says Farm and Home, to fa?crc a Jot of summer pigs usually. There w a feeling with breed er and fnrmers that they will not do well during hot weather thai there is d mger cf the sows dying at farrowing time and that the pigs will perish from heat. It is also thought that such a lot of pigs will be two young to put on the market before severe weather sets in and that they must be wintered and fattened the next summer, when a fall lot would answer just as well when the dangers from parturition are not so great. Let us look at this matter. II throVgh Josses of March or earlier farrowing we have sows that can lie bred for summer litter we do not hesi tate on account of prospective heat, but when farrowing time comes we are Careful to know (hat the .sows have an abundance of sliade, with pure, clear water, and clean- wallows in reach. Care is also Uikento have the sows in good thriving condition, although not fat. Jf the sows have good pasture and are in good condition when bred they will keep up in flesh and gain some as parturition approaches, jvith out any grain. It is unsafe to feed Vfain for, fear the flow of mtfk fvill be too great and rich when the youngsters want it. It is a good plan to start a young sow with a summer litter. This will give her time to regain the strength lost in suckling before time to breed for a spring litter. The run of grass before a ivd after farrowing secures the best development of the milk secreting organs, which is an important matter, and bears on the future usefulness of the sow. After farrowing, a sow and litter can be cared for with less ex pense tian at any other time in the ear. The grass being plenty, t he sow will do well with a small ration of grain without slop. The little family can also do the gleaning of the stubble fields and are the size to take well to pumpkins and refuse fruit and early ripening grains. The state of the weather makes it unnecessary to pro vide any shelter other than "abundant shade. They can be carried along till grass is done and the weather begiiwrto get cold, without any great care from the farmer. With Septeinler or Oct tober pigs it requires the best of care from the time they are farrowed to bring them to winter quarters in irood shape, while the summer pigs come to cold weather large and strong. The majority of farmers do not think of putting March or April pigs on the maiKec imi reuruary, which is a se rious mistake. June and July pigs can be marketed in February; at as good a weight as is usually mVde with the earlypring pigs. It can be done .vithout burning out with corn, as many suppose, if an early spring pig is fed corn in abundance all summer. A pig can be crovded with food ri.-h "m bnminoids yv it hunt breaking r.m m . . . 1 ill C I I down or burning out tlie-systein. This is the way I handle my summer pigs. Breed- IIKir wfw.L- 1.1111 I I ..1 nun.,, .itii ,ui iiu liiediisi v ue se lected from sn miner farrowing. Sows so selected can be IneuVto farrow at fourteen moiiTlis old, and thev have more time in the grass Held than asow selected from early spring farrowing. 1 his is a most important noint in the development of breeding stock, and, be sides, they are more certain to do well with their pigs than a young sow bringing her pigs yithout grass range. Physiology and Hygiene. 1)0 HEADS GROW AFTEIt MID AGE? MR. Gladstone's experience. Some statements have receutlv ap peared in regard to an alleged steady increase in the sizM of Mr. Gladstone's head. .which it"1s manifest by a pro giessive enlargement in the enlarge, ment in the size of the hat required to cover it. In regard to these the Lanct t says the correspondence exhibits an extraordinary ignorance of well as certained facts; for if there is one thing which would be acknowledged by alT anatomists and physiologists' it is that the nervous system, like other parts of the body, undergoes atrophy with advancing age an atronhv HuVt .r. yades every tissue, and i.s as apparaut in the.th inning of the vocal cords that altera the voice to "childish treble" as iii the shrunk shanks for which the youniinui nose, well saved, world wide." are a iNo rexo;i can be j 1 1 1 , . assigned yvhv nie oiaiu snouia escape the "eneral c.iange that affects the digestive and ic nicuiaiurv svsrenis :iIiL-p f. ..1 ibutw and faculties attain their hi-H ' w v, . J l o 1 1 L sr. i'vimi iuiimi .it- 1 . r - i L 1 1 . ..v...v.. 111. ui uuureraia age, ami from that time forth exhibit only a steady decline. To compare- Mr Gladstone with Napoleon, respecting whom 11 similar story is related, is a surd. Ihe hca.l f Napoleon, may have gown between 20 and 45, because us brain was greatly exercised during .;e last ten years of the the past ecu- . iii ii'ii OF I llo iiroc. . - y ? ealh have been ni-i.ln en Mr Gladstone of h.ta at all comparable to the strain on the mental and Ixidilv powers of the ,Cn e"leror during that eventful w. 1 ne ossification of the suture es uie volume of the advanced hfe; and even brain in granting snr'h lniii'...,.,. ii 1 " o 1 t wou,a ,)e compen- ated for by the attenuation of the cranial bones, which is well known to occur jn old age. cliange in form tliere may he, but none in size. While TluXstrvTiwas practicing w atL:,ncaster,Pa..a boy 'sMM up K-'o .1.. I. n- "lnKe off your hat " Mr Stevens said. H ain't sot mv baton ' aidthebov WhiT ' : "f n-.T' dem,:M,de,i , M S i Vu iinit.$(t my Imtoiv'per- ed the bov; ,ts my brother SoM "lake off vonr b.-.t " 1 ESS; ,!.' .y J hat' hqk h If r toZi TT- timevnii have an err.uij here britt 13 The'Heroims of Tonus Writers. A womau with a turn for literary work who notices that shejs distanced, as far as success and admiration goes, by rivals inferior in mental eapucitv ,to herself, flies eagerly to the society o.f herown fancies and makes her pen ber greatest friend. It is the lot of many girls to pass their childhood or youth in a so.mewhat monotonous round of domestic duties, and frequent ly in a narrow domestic circle with which they pi ay have no great intel lectual sympathy. It is a delightful consolation for the shortcomings of the social life arund them to build up an imaginary picture of social life as it might be full of romantic adventures and pleasant conquests. In manufac turing her heroine the young recluse p its on paper what she would herself like to be, and what she thinks she might be if only she had golden hair and wider sphere of action, or if men were yvisnr and more discerning. In the slights offered to her favorite ideal she paints the slights that might be or have been offered to herself, and she glories in imagining the trium phant way in which (under more aus picious circumstances) she yvould turn upon her enemies and trample them under foot. The vexations and annoy ances she is usually able to describe with spi; it and accuracy. The triumph, being the representation of her own delicious dreams, is apt to be a little too spectacular; it is loo complete; ri vals and enemies are too effectually crushed; the world looks on and ap plauds with rather unnecessary vehem ence; the underrated martyr of the first portion oi the Look has somewhat loo magnificent an apotheosis at its close. Illustrated American. Fi Caltura in Tljr th Carolina Tliere is no good reason why, in a large part of North Carolina, the cul tivation of I he tig and its drying should not be a profitable pursuit. Oar peo ple ought, at leasts to grow for home use all the best varieties. Few persons have any notion of the great variety of tigs there are in cultivation. With most people a tig is simply a tig, and the idea tTTere are many kinds and qualities of tigs and that some sorts are hardier than others novi r enters their heads. With a view of making our p?ople better acquainted with the li", the A. C. Agricultural Experiment Station have procured cuttings of the best varieties of figs in cultivation in ail parts of the world. There are thirty-seven varieties in all. Thes-i are being grown at the Station for the double purpose ot testing their hardi ness and quality and for growing cut tings to Iw distributed in all parts of: the State. It is the purpose of Hie Horticultural division of the Station j to make it of value to the farmers and j fruit-growers by testing and distribut ing new plants of special value to the ' growers of the State. Full din ctions 1 for tig culture will be 5. iven in bullc tine hereafter five to all who apply. ! II' M w ww . . . Il . r. JjjMsetf, JiorticiiftHrtsr. flECfeRY COUXTY (JO 'EUXMEXT. Clerk Superior Court, J M Horali. Shei ilf. C C Krider. Kegister of Deeds, If N Wcmrlson. 'J reasurer, J Sam'l MeCubbins. Surveyor, Ji C Aiey. Coroner, 1) A At well. Couiinissioners, T J Sumner chairman W L Kluttz, C F Baker, Dr L W Cok inan, Cornelius Kestler. Sup't Public .Schools, T C Linn. Sup't of Health, Dr J J Siwnnierell. Overseer of Pojr, M Brown. TOWX. Mayor, J V Kumple. Clerk, D 11 Julian. Treasurer, I II Foust. Police, K V Price, chief, J F Pace c yv rooi, u .1 isarriiiger. Coinuiis.i .ncrs North ward, J A Reu dle'iian, I) M iJiller; South ward, D 11 Julian, J A B.n rcct; East ward, J li Gar don, T A Con ihenour; West ward, 11 J Holmes, T C Linn. CHURCHES. Methodist Services even- S-mrlnv n U a m and 0 p m. Prayer meeting , Hwaauiiynioipin. itev 1 w untune, pastor Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. J V Mauney, sup't. Presbyterian Services cverv Sunday at 11 a in and S:30 p in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at S:o0 p m. Rev J Kne.iplc, D I, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 4 p ni. J Rumple,"sup't. Lutheran Services every Sunday at 11 a ui and 7 p m. Prayer meeting "every Wednesday at 7 p in. Rev ( has B King, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at o p m; R (J Klzer, sup't. Episcopal Services every Sunday at 11 a m and G::)0 p m and Wednesday at G:o0 p in. Rev F J Murdoch, rector. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 3 p m. Capt Theo Parker, siip't. Baptist Services every Sunday morn ing and night. Prayer 'meeting every Wednesday night. Rev : pastoi Sunday sc hool every Sunday at 95 a 1 hos L Swink, sup't. in . Catholic Services cverv second Sun day at 10 a m and 7 p m. Rev Fraucis Meyer, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m. Y M C A Devotional services at Hall every Sunday (t 10 a m. Business meet ing first Thursday night in every month. 1 H I-oust, pres't. LODGES. Fulton Lodge No 99 A F & AM, meets every tirst and third Friday night in each month. E B Neavc, W M Salisbury Lodge, Xo 24. K of P, meets every Tuesday night. A II Bovden, C C. Mviistmry everT m month. canum,meei g't in ei Kegeut. Salisbury Lodge, No 775. K of IL meets every 1st :.nd 3d Monday night in each , Dictator. Council, No 272, Roval Ar- meets every 2d and 4th Monday ich month. J A Ramsav. POST OF EWE. Office hours from 7:30 a in to .j:C0 p m. Money order hours 9 a m to 5 in. San, lav hours 11-30 a m to l- f?0 t m II liamsay, P M. Worwh Hundreds of Dollars. My wife used only tyvo bottles of "Mother's Friend" before ber third con finement. Says she would not be with out it for hundreds of dollars. Had not half as much trouble as before. Doc?: Miles, Lincoln Parish, La. Write The Bradrield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Oa., for further particulars. Sold -by all druggists. . Put coarse manure where ym want it to speedily mingle with and enrich the soil. " elyo catarrh CREAM BALM 'x unc r- . t Cleanses the Nisal Pass ig.'s, All ys Pain and Iuflam motion, Heals the Sores. Rpst r?s :ha Sense? of Ti'.ste and Smell 4 50 c TRY THE CUBE. HAY'FEVER A pAfllcle is applied J niocncli nostril dnilisngrec ab'c. !'ri;-f 50 ct-. at T)ruru1sts; bv in ill rogistcTert Co cu. - ELY IJI!()TIIK!iS..(i WanvnSt.. New York : MAKES -rtTM - t. rlT a a r m . uwjj sr labor diminishes Mother BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA SCLD BY ALL .QRL'SSJSrS. u" 3 SAVES ISO Otio Uo of tlivio 5llls v.111 save nistiy dollars in (lopiny'H bills. 'Kticy uro Scrially preaivil a m:s; Riiy:Me; n xrnnt low-; feli. TIjct rc move riKtienllhy stccuiiiulatioiiN from tite baIy. v.Iiliont iiunttci tr ;;riin. Aditp.ed to yo::.i j anil olJ. J-rioi', 25c. SOLD JZVBH Y IYHF:H. f A T?T!HTAWT TaVo no ghcon ubIom IiASi J ilinl W.l IX.iislas' naim-and Vw iri - lire ttfmp-l on the buitom. If tli Iiil'r cannot :;-,ii:iv you. ii-uil direct ti factory, "cnclot,iuc r.uvcTtisea price. W. L DOUGLAS -J FCR ty aivib GENTLEMEN. Iine Cr.'.C. Heavy LaceU Orain mxl t'recrl moor Watcrpronr. IJ-s! i:i (! world. lxantiito liiri 8.-,.oo km ink iiami-m:wki SHOE. fts4.i ii m-hv;:i wi-i.T siioi;. :..-() I'oi.io;-' s: i aism r.iss' m-.oe. .;...! kx i i; via i: ai.i Mint-:. : ; woiaviNtiM i-:vs niioks. :r.l GW.r, liOVS' X'HOOI. SHOES. tS'J.O.) All iu:iil- mi Coiij.tcss. 1:11!!'. ii aiii l.avc. SS&$2 SHOES LADiis. 81.75 SHOE FOR TilISSKS. Brat Material. Rest Stv!-. Kcsl ittluflr. L. Uouclau, liroctloii, T-Ia?. SolU by m. ; . BROWN. A 8BL0 1.TGH FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR Per Week, by on;- Improved Cub Sys tem. The Cases in our Watches are fully Warranto i for 2) years. The movements are Elgin and yValtham; reliable and well known. The Watches are Hunting cast? or open face. Ladies' or Gents' Size stein Winders and Set- ters, and are full v equal in dura bilitv. service an t appearance to mv $50 atch. W e sell one of these Watches for 83 cas'a. and send to any address by Express, with privilege of examina tion; or by oar Ciub Svslem at 51 per yv.-ek. One good reliable AGENT WANTED in each place. Write for par ticulars. EMPNtr VTCH VIA B CO., k Haw. X E YORK. Rii EASY. (CiN3 FAST. Cleans SEED PERFECTLY. Makes FINE SAMPLE.- NEVER CHOKES or BREAKS THE ROLL. THE CELEBRATED Has All LATEST ! fttPrJOVEMSNTS including Balanr on gttntoli whic h in sures even speea. This features is peculiar to this make of Gin ana is used on no other. lr FlLZ.r ca V".iAVTKKand Ac Dlli cr4 PBKK Of r LIS Iii 1ST at any P.. R. Station or tha landing of any Regrular S'-oair.bc&t Line In the Soutn. I." iv e have r.o Jgnt near you, address the Oensra: Sou hem Attent. JCALEb E . ijl.t uu .. fully ..'arraMl4. HU r ii . :.ncia Kalvn and I rnl t.rinlay BUk. (i.w.HrHRAirii.i Administrator's Notice. Having qualiCcd us administrator upon the estate of Cm ur Sumner, deocawd, I hereby notify nil rersous hnvii claims against said estate to present ihem to me on or before the fifth day of July. 1891, or this notice will Le plied in bar of their rceoverv. J. O. CROSBY, Adm'r. June SO, 18CQ. 37:6t. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. Person- Wanting to buy building lots near Livingstone t'oHege are requested to inquire at THIS OFFICE. MOTHERS r 1 37 Pr BL0!i!0l&a 535" Bga ID AL . m SEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO THE WATCHMAN PHiW'JOB OFFICE. J.-M. PATTON, Jr., Lessee. 0- Complete ia all its AppDintments. o- Every Variety of Printino Done With Neatness and Dispatch. -0- Bill Heads. Let4er Heads, Note Hea Statements, Eavelopes Pamphlets, Posters, Dodgers, Cards, Tags, Ball & Wedding Invitations. n n rj rt rj . . i i i i 1 ; i No :-: Botch :-: Work. ii(i(iii' f? .-j n f) R K H K ( t t r . t a t 1 1 c Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orders bv mail solicited and prompt ly attended to. Address, J. M. PATTON. Jr.. Salisbury, N. . i A BOON TOSMOKSEST ILL i.VS P!.C LIZ F CJII iBS k flli .RETTES. I'so the Pine Needle CijaVs for a rlc? liutl'iil smoke and speedy relief for IX- Fi.ri:::zA. ai i;te and chkoxic CATAI.KMf, CLKl.l.YMKX'S S O UK I IIK'OA . H.Y KEVKIf. ASTHMA and ALL niiOXCHIAL DISEASES. L'om liiiin.u the full arnnia of the Vara tohuc- (', imparting to the lustc nml hrentli a pleasaui edeet, ainl hy the introduction I of pin:: nmdl. i he nicotine or poisonous ' properties of tn'.iaceo nrc destro'-d, not only rendering their use free froin injury, I hut with positive benefit to the consumer. For sale hy t!ie following dealers i.i Salisbury: i. V. Sa.hh, J. Kestler, W. L. Voting, I). Hanline, L. Ivl. Hei!i'. j J. II. Iviniss, K.t'. Miller. C. II. Swink. i J. Y. Harris, J. 11. Smith, also :;t St. James hotel. S. F. II A KHELL, lire nsbaro, X. C. Soul hern Agent. ; Slab nf Xorlli I'arsliua. 1 ojjicr (!,!: ROWAN col'XTY. ) Superior .Court. X'otice i- hereby pven of the ineorpo- 1 ration of the Connelly Spiiups Company; that the mimes of the incorporators arc 1 S. H. Wiley, YV. Sn.ithdcal, John White- I head, Theo. F. Kluttz, Chas. Price, A. B. j Andrews, X. 13. MeCanless, H.J. Holmes, ; bee S. 0erman, W. C. Illaekmer, Kerr j Claire, T. C. Linn, and W. C. Cough- enmir, and such others us they may as- j sociate with "t lit m; that the principal I place of business shall be in Connelly Springs. X. ('., and its general purpose and business is to conduct, opeiate and i manage a hotel and watering place fori the accommodation of such t ersons as! usually patronize the same as rt summer and winter resort : that the duration of the corporation shall Le thirty years; the capital stock is fifty thousand dollars, divided in live hundred shares of the par value one hundred dollars. ' 7: t J. M. IIOKAII, ('. S. C. CRAIGE & CLEMENT. Attoi'novs At Xjfi-cc Salisucuy, X . C. I'Vb. :hl, 1SSI earn, Air and tal ot VERTICAL PISTCN, V Bitted anfl Danville Railroad W. N. C. Division Passenger Train Schedule. -Effective May 18th. lttS. Train No. Si. W eil bouiiil. Trin No. i:. l.iiai bound. l.v y tiu 5 03 It eO a io li 3j It 3 . 10 10 u l.'i 1 44 l. Ul A. Voik ihiiaui UUlUBOt J L.vui.liouigT Danville noon a. ui. a, m. p. m a. IB. p. ui. a. Ul. Hiciiiuuuu. KeiUsville y 8 10 p. m. 1 15 a. in. 4 12 (JolbsUoro Kulelgh built. on 11 45 6 55 4 -0 a. ui. a 12 11 2-. 12 12 12 so 1 2 .- I 14 1 4 2 10 ro 2 in 1 3 b 27 4 00 4 31 4 10 5 09 5 ?l 6 10 a. Dl. ureensboru p. m. n m. noon p. m. Salisbury Stat osv l lie Catawba Newton 1 2 C 27 5 5 5 .' r. a 1 4 4 30 4 I 3 44 3 13 2 35 2 00 133 1 if? 12.4'J 12 !9 1! 10 1 0 23" 8 :i5 "7 15 4 15 7 3i 4 ( r 5 !H S 00 8 00 Ar IlleSor Connelly Springs Morjfanion ("lor. Alpine t;irln tu.d Fort Round Knob Black Mountain Asbevllle Aslievtlle Alexanders Marshall Hot Spring Mot sni irjrs Morrtsiown K nox 111c Jeillro Louisville r.v .V p. m. noon a. rr.. l.v. Ar. 5 4') 7 ::o p. in s r,o 11 40 7 30 n m. in 11 to 0 :'..- 1 -,o r. 40 7 10 a. in. lri1i:iii.!po:is p. m. 'lilipo St . Paul p. m. si . I outs a. m. Ksnsas C ity p. m p. 111 p. m. a. m, p. m. Murphv Branch. Dally except SUM DAY TRAIN NO 1 S s iKt :t m Leave 0 25 n 12 2!? p m 5 03 "f RATN N017 An 4 "b p. m V30 As"r H'o ... Way nervine fharlestcn . Jan ( Us 10 l.'a Leave 7 : o A. & S. lioad. Daily except SUNDAY TRAIN NO 12 TRAIN NO 3 n. in Leave Srnrlriiri:r tnlvp 9 to n i ; Arrive l.ojidf tvoiiVlllo s r Asbevllle Leave sio .lit U m pridian i iine v.i ( ci io 1'r t Splrf. 90ib" .. .. .. west vt Pot springs. 'ullinansiei-i eitbetwern Wosidi yton a: Salisbury llicliiDor.d & Oreensboro RaN lj;h t (Jreensboro - Knox vUle ; Louisville Parlor Cats t s.tii-i.ury i Kno.wille . TAYLOR, r..rP. A. JOS. 1 v A. V INBl RN. Acl'g D..P. WHiTIS COINS ON One of the KKSTTel res xtNr FREE MILES CM-ojies i thk world. Our ariitir mn j uiH-uabd. anI !t infrodurour ?n : .. i will ni : r C tuoK l in each loralltv Si a- ftbov Only tbofti- ho write gftiint one ran mk sure of Mf th rbntic AH you havt to do in j return to show our frood to lho who rail your neighbors w isnyh- TO TH 9m 1 m-, ja j V KB NC HIM 1 I fZ thc amund you Th1 b pluniur off lifts h ertit nieut vhon the mull end if the l-. The following- cut gives the appeanuec ut" it wdictd to j ! ' about thr fifKefh part of it liulk. It is a prnnd. do'iblr tize tele - ope, as larjre ai in en.y to rarry We nill ajoo sltow yuu kowyfM cu make from JgUS to JS IO a day at U-jit, from ihe start, with, out experien.-e ltrf rt- at out c V' H- ull raprfnecharcrs. Aodrc. H. HALLE r;f i CU,. Uo 880, I'OaiTLAXU. Maine. Caveats, and Trade-Mark? o-Malned. and all Pat ent business coudacted for Moderate Fees. Oir Office is Op?o3it; U. S. 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AGE 1-5 TS In nil Chics, Towns and Villus s irillie Scutli. 1U1AL AboLTS nni n J. ALLEN BROWl, c-sident Agent, Salisbury -N. C. Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon evory variety and Regular Horizontal Piston. The most simple, drraMo and effective Pump in the market for .Alines, 'Quarries, Refineries, Breweries, Factories, AitesiV wells, Fire duty ami general manufacturing purposes. Send for Catalogue. Tte A.S. CAMERON STEAM PUMP 0RKS Foot of East 23j:i Stkeet ew York. Co. mm ail Baigo OOND32TBBD B.SS Tuainj It un By 75" SOUTHBOUND "il.V 3 Lv niebuiond Burkesvllle Key&villc Danville Greensboro ooldsboio RablgU Raleigb Durbum Greei.boro NVlnston-Salem Oreensboro sallsbury Statesx ille Asbevllle Hot S.nlnss Salisbury Ar Lv Al Lv, M Ar Lv Kr Li r. Clvarlotte " Spartanburg " tireenvllte " Atlanta Lv Ar CbarettF Columbia Augusta Ar. Lv. NORTHBOUND Lv. Augusta " Columbia Ar. etnnK ite Lv. Atlanta Ar. tiiccLvtlle Spaitanlug " cbanotte ' Salisbury No. r.i. N'. 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J' any ajCslil . TAYLOR i;c I'jsa ArHi I. N.C. niny:- f-mnn n--f at I. llowcll ,'. ( us NHtv-nfrf ipritiT Si i -ln"i'iu.,'Pfiia for it- IN NnV KJt- A Strode: Cijh' PROMPT . RELIABLE LIBERAL . irnriDHs Biiowxi,! riM-imi-.NT. WM. ( . COAUT, Sht KKTAKY. - - - - S75O.OOO.00. capacity. VERTICAL PtUNOJ w ,3 5 oo 1 n 541 ; 8 40 ? i , I io si . i m ' ' 20 ' j '4 4 .. 2J pf; s 20 w : 5 5 30 .;. f 1 1 ;:o 37 .. is J l w . , i sm 7 .. 1 " f.. j -9 :a ?J !12 3j J 5 5;; . M n oo " u 2 20 m ,; 1,1 ; loan i . - - 0 k j THIS P "tvortisinif 1 m-au (4UJ
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
July 17, 1890, edition 1
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