North Carolina Newspapers

it. i I ; the little man came out he had two hundred and fifty dolh-s in hi" pocket and the gmnhler was the posaeser of a inruird shirt. I.lqnirjr by a New York Jotirnal.re Mrter shown it to bo an astonishing f act that nearly all the gamblers and i rivate detectives in the city are in the Jiabit of wearing chain armor, it not j ext to the skin, at least very close to it 1 The cnlling-of these two pntticular till ll!-l.'l.l i llAIMllH t'Ufi lt Ills3 wlii.i U luio iuvjted a genera? Jicnssion of hyisl score or taunt untL-Tilljan men the whole W, l.W. matter was tlior- crow j..e w;th tipeil knives. drawn f the platform iuin iv 1 1 , i at i M k1 " r-. " - I II II ' 1 ''Kill ii w l I il 14 ukiiitviii ii iiw .iiiiai the law and th it the pwceetbngs voufU itl, M mlld on is hi -kct aa be von. -- IdehVil tin ni to. touch him. He was Judge Whitaker rendered a decision s mirrollllded bv friends, mid the iMilice- that he had no right to hold the court, ( force, back to the trroiind. mi heard no further cases. I he term was declared continued. Judas Whitaker did not file writ- . . . , i ten opinion, hut merely rendered ins decision verbally. 1 he decision ui- vnlvei a very interesting fsnnt and Judire Whitaker will write an opinion il .! il. . 1 upon it which he win nie wnn ine and a conflict wits averted. fiilmnii left the meeting soon after without leplying to Hugh son s chaige lie expressed the (million that the itraiuht-out democrats would have hi in assassinated before the end of the ceiupaigu. mZ SSfnMf Plri then. Supreme Court. He that he wM . -1 - . I ... ... o iiitii AAiifa fir SrntiK fir , 'i i - a " which he Wiis authorized to hold in the lor rreinus anu euemies. .v w-hm-i, . u .. w.l- il.. it ace of Judge blimp. Metn-Obsercet'. i email is Huxiuiis u r. hi.iih.i- miv result of a big pBtol bullet plojighing throng!, his vitals, or keen knife han dle I by an anry adept in carving, the mailed shirt has lx?eii almost universally ndopted. "Why,"" siid the gunbler from whom the Journal reporter was Inning the Political. Hon. William Henry Harrison Cowles 1 IS 4 1 111 was endorsed Tor iOiijrress oy in W ilkes county convention. Col. Polk in Ash3ville. B.-ower was 're-nominated for Con , I i i i nei J" i 11!. f .l T. U .-T. P..1W of No -th Car- Kress iv me mm distinct repuoucan .vr. ii ..iiiv. w . i I" I ii -l . e ii i' ii 1-ini vi-iif mi w iii- i was most, v com- i. i rii--i . i ni i r r f.iii r .ir ii.m k . v.... , - - i - wi.n... . ... -I.... --- ip. i :" noi liance and Industrial U iion of the poseo negroes j,roer remieu flii- ..ffi-. votes at 4 ociock in me aiiernoon iii' mm m Unitel States, spoke here noon. The speech is the first in tin against V for Amis, of Granville, and 2 for Davis, of Caswell II n. B. F. Grady was nominated for (Jons, ress in the third district on the 28 J of Jul v. by the convention t , i t 1 i if I . .. m . mm armor, -I get snotac anouionce every o sinee jH;4 return fntii the West months and the ..sensation ofioooing .ui10ulrh his cominir was unexpected, into tile muzzle of a pistol that s,e,ems qUjfe u la.-e audience was present, who as lug us a oarrei is nyt n,y;isen. j Ist,.iied to his speech ot aoont two am generally sitting at i table when hoiifs with great interest. He was which met at Clinton, against Maj. C some crank who has lost ins mono) on jntjodiieedHiv the Hon. K. B. Vance. W. McLlammv, the present lrcuni- a sure tiling jumps up and bnnjsts to u., u.v.m hv alluding to the verv cor- I ent. Grady was nominated on the jepper me. If I have my shirt i ajn (.x welcome he received everywhere in 1 78th ballot. invulnerable, except in the head, and t,e West, and the in my evidences of Hon. B. F. Bunn was re-nominated kindly teeling among the people there n,y the fourth district convention, i.t I . I' 1 1 a. I. I I . -mv fn t toward the people oi me oour.n. which met at Durham on Thursday, reference -to his alleged ambition for Jnv 24th. J. C. Scarboro withdrew ofhre, he said he was a candidate for aml Mr. Bunn was nominated over W no office, and never had approached v Strand bv a vote of 281 to 111 and never would approach any man Scarboro and Strand, both Alliance YfajTwh Hnrods of Dollars. My wife used only two battles of "Mother's Friend" before her third con finement. Savs she would not be with out it for hundred of dollars. Had not half as much trouble as !efore. DOCK Mi i. ks. Lincoln Parish, La. Write! he Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by all druggists. Zeb. Vance's fri.-u Is will never have occasion to write ' ex -Senator to his name. Patriot. 1 1 hi i The children's health must not le neg lected. Colds in the head and snaffles bring on catarrh and lung aflections Elv's Cream Balm euros at onee. It is perfectly safe and is easily applied into the nostrils. It also cures catarrh, thp worst eases yeildln'' to it. It is dangerous to rainpor with irritating liouids and exei.ing snuTs. use Ely Cream Lalm, which is safe and pleasant, and is easily applied. It cures the worst cases of catarrh, cold in the bead and hay fever, giving relief from the first ap plication. Trice 50 cents. hjCv-pj M ike your lo: g prayers in private and your shore ones in public. SEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO THE- Ricbnd and Danville Railroad Co. W N. C. Division I'assengev Train Schedule. Effective May 13th, 1888. Train No. 52. West bourn!. Train So. fts. tiui l. uiiU, l.v ely'3 Catarrh CREAM BALM every l.oslv knows that is a h:ud place to hit 'Will the armor turn a flatter r asked the reporter incred.u lousy. The gambler l.ed the way int.Q tin private rooin.t There, laying one the table, was the defense against leacl and for sjmor steel;. The gabbler picked it up, its teel links rattled liiusicjilly against each other as he allowed the folds to sofHv slip through his hands. A lareful exnminati.on sjiowed each Jink to le as tine as the head of an ordjn irv in. J lie whole sunt was liexinie, and could almost be coiiceealed in one hand. Each link was welded next one and all ivere composed , of the iinest steel. It w;ls sleeii'es, high iji the neck, ;iid was longer in fi;ont than on tin hides, which bareley covered the points i f the hips. u You see," 'gjakl flip ganifyler, going Jo a drawer an,d eytnicting a garment, ''this isa chaniois-skiii vest mad. jiext to the skin. Over this the urtnoi is worn and then your ordinary gar iiients areidacfed above. ITdosen't ini- j-etle a marts injQtions in the slightest and t. THE FARMERS CAUSE. -mm M . m Me would never cast a vote for a man who was not a friend to the farm- f i. t ii. ..i a .; i l ers cause. ir iiiai is noniicai i rea son, make the most of it.' He spoke men, then pledged Mr. Bunn their sup port in public speeches. The judicial convention at Lnurin burg passed off harmoniously. Mr. J. 1). Shaw, Jr., was chairman and Mcssers Whitehead of the Fayette- of the Alliance "going into politics. viei()bsenvr and liniidy of the La u- riiere was a mistake made by small ritfburg Exchange, were among the 1 it.- :.. r.v i: ..ii4.: ..11. I UM. ,...i,.i ...l...U ii lliol llOllllCians 111 COIUOllllUlllli iuhuo woo wtirvni i nc i;iuucsi, nil n nuo I - . . i Ii. -am - t f i i T 1 -v partyism. In that sense the Alliance net ween judge Mcuae ami capt. .j. it. was not going into politics. 1 he Ale lver, was decided in tavor ot Capt. trouble which is depressing the farmer Mclver. Tl'.e selection is highly salis- lies in the unjust and dishonest hn an-1 factory to the people of the county, as cial system of the government. 1 here a targe majority were forCapt. Mclver. is less than $7 per capita in money in who will honorably wear the judicial circulation. We ask for no class leg- ermine, the following is the vole of il:ition for farmers. We are oonosed the counties without the fractions Cleanses the Nasal Passages Allays Pain and Inflammation Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. :er 50.c WATCHMAN JOB OFFICE. J. M. PATIOS, Jr., Lessee. m ft oi 'J li 11 0 5 5 s or, 9 SS S l I IS 1 u a. i ft. ji. iii a, in. 1 . ' : iii StC. Olti l-nll9Ult-ildn Iktiumure N t-;,i !,! li lauviUe idcUiuuuu lfeldsvillo Hi UO H ft U IV 3 N lit 10 11 2 15 1044 noon .i. in. p. m in. in. p. ni. a. m. (iolbsboro Kulelgh huruain I U5 6 M 4 MO a. ni. 3 i ii. in. tim'iihUoio li sr a m v ro p. in . BicfamoiLd anil Mle Baihoal OCNDSNCED DOESD? IN EFFECT FEB. 16, li?9o." Trains Run By 75 .Meridian Ti r' .i OAU.iT SOUinisuuiiu Complete in all its App3intments. -o- Every Variety of Printing Done With Neatness ani Dispatch. -o- to ch.ss legislation. We demand qui pie justice, and by the help of lirnnswiek, Heaven we are going to have it. 1 he Mauen, tiszht is whether the dollar or the citi- Anson, 7.en shall govern this conn try. '1 he Columbus, ie liks iVir.e wiftin. that po rattling can P"' of corporations and combined Cu nljerland, iiiooi e. Kobeson, Liichmond, Ik? heard, niitvvithstauding the motion capital of the people.' iuade-,by the body. Further investigation shown that the j rmor was serviceable. The gambler, hhreading the shirt oa the table, took a hyig , dirk Irom a drawer, and, raising the knife to the height of his arm, hrouiftht il-duwn with all Lis force on 1 he Jt.ny links. The point of the knife I jU:ipied yt .cleanly, and a minirte ex- NOT A PARTY MEASURE. In presenting the farmers sub-treas ury bill to Congress a republican and a i l x: i r l t r democrat, inenus oi ine tanners, were chosen to introduce it in order that it should not be considered as a partv measure. Senator Vance was asked to state that he introduced the bill by re quest and he was not asked to commit mnuiatioiiofhe shirt could not discover himself to it. If a man believes the a slight dent, ihe rosewood table bore to be unconstitutional, it is his just a scratch, evident ly owing to a duty to vote against it, and he is to be movement of the shirt when struck. l,rtnore.l f.ir it hot p iwxd. mid il- M Hie private detective oltices it was inn,l f Coniress that it shall irive us .i.i.:u.i u...i - f a i.. l -1 . ... .... " moiiuivu itiim w oi niwc giiiMiein ;l measure of last relief. There are were kept on hand tor the operatives to tnn few farmers in Uon cress. Of the .use when a partcularly dangerous man 417 members in both houses, only 13 1 1 1.. 1 .... . . . ' j are farmers. 1 he majoritv in Congress belong to Wall street, troin owning M 0 1 ver. 0 OO 13 13 39 14 27 103 Necessarily to election, 101 A resolution was unanimously passed enthusiastieally endorsing Judge Mc- ltac for Ihe Supreme Court liench after Avhich the convention adjourned. liobe&MHin.-' -V Tot.l, Mcltac. 15 0 32 28 52 12 y 157 TRY THE CURE. HAY'FEVER A parlliMc Is applied Into ouch nost ril and Isagrco ahl. Prico ro ct . nt Drusrlsts; by in ill registered 5ocls. ELY BROTllERS.afi Warren St.. New York f rn.it vri iene ' EASY f.... KIIViftKlLNa VHILU Sf "LABOR diminishes , mother BRAOFiaOJEGllLJTORmNTAM had to be arrested - " Of course, the idea dates back to t he .dark ages,'' said the cheif of the Wilk son bureau. But we utilized it on the suggestion of one of mr operatives, ho is an Australian. He knew a bush Dinger theiv for wlioni 1,1 reward was taXes. j tiered dead or alive. Ihe desperado had often heera slut at and presumably bit, but never fell. )ne day in a close light the robber' was seen to fall and was captured. It was tlum found -that he liad been slut in the leg below the 1in1n-1n.nl sunt winch inclosed his over half the property of the country, the property of the farmer has been reduced to 23 per cent, of the whole, while they pay 80 per cent, of the WHAT THEY WILL DO. If the men of the present Congress will not give us relief, we are going to send the men who will. The man who conies home and can't show that he GENERAL DIRECTORY COUNTY UOVEUSMEXT. Clerk Superior Court, J 31 Horah. Sheriff, (J C Krider. Register of Deeds, 1 X Woodson. Treasurer, J Sam'l MeCubhins. Surveyor, 11 C Arey. Coroner, I) A At well. Commissioners, T J Sumner chairman, W L Kluttz, C F Baker, lr L W Cole man, Cornelius Kcstler. Sup t Public Schools, T C Linn. Sup't of Health, Dr J J Summered. Overseer of l'oor, A M Brown. Tbis ponulur remedy never falls to mt t eetusflT cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And all diseases arlsinp; from a Torpid Liver and Bad Question. The natural renntt Is g;ood appetite ud solid flush. Hose small t olciraut ljr Mar coated and cats;- to siru'.'.os. SOLD iSVERYWHEIlJ CAUTION Tnkc no tilioes unlets IV. I.. DotiKluH' niuuo and Drioc arc Muiuui-d on tho ltottom. IT the alciller -snot Htipply J.u, send tllrec-t to fat-lory, cikclouhic udyertiaed pries. made an honest effort to help the farm . : 1 .1. -1 . w . -11 1 1 ii . ii 1 1 i-i 1 pr. sain i.np kiip: Kfr ivi rtnrtruu i.(Kiy. yve lllUUSni. ll. a OOU Idea, and, I" . r" -"A."'rr-r' mmissinnors Xorlh Wn1 J A lo., 1 ti .1 1 1 4 n op me eimnp h rii. iii...i..ii i . . - - -, - as we oji tA-are to lose a ;ood operative, : . "irr 1 . " . r. " w dlens T0WX. Mayor, J W Rumple. Clerk, 1) K Julian. Treasurer, I H Foust. Police, R W Price, chief, J F Pace, C W Tool, K M -BarriiiKcr an. I) M Miller: South ward, 1) R t ward, J B dor West ward, 11 .1 WMVt . f ill 1 "F Mil l I t oftleretl a cO.ipe of shirts an I have Vr r 1 i. 1 . .5 V w Julian, J A Barrett; East ward, J B (lor- jiever regretted it.,; ' ow ie asiiiugton on I don, T A ('oujilvenour; .' The little, d.irk-eomnlevioned mm. ",e 4th oE J,,nei which date he --Holmes, I C I.inn Av'ao imikes these shirts w a resident of r.S" - ,.:ir5e "Vdiices in Ken- IM.iladelpbia aiid spends six months of V'STT1' "?si orth Uako the ear at his fome manufactnrinjr ta' s!1 .i)ak.0rt:'t Minnesota, VViscon- tneae tinv life-savinsr links, He-aener-l?,"-,",,Hr,9. '"'Srn n Indiana, ally Ims orders enoujrh ahead lo keepU le;iv1,n8 U,e latter btate ou last Friday liiiri hnsv tor a vear. hut. tu worlr f IW He says he knew nothine of Sena- tor Vance's letter on the sub-treasury bill or the article in the Progressive Farmer in reference to the same until a long time after they were written. Sen itor Vance was liis bosom friend and he should deeply deplore a conflict with him on any subject. If after in vestigation he tinds that Senator Vance is opposed to the sub-treasury bill there will even then4je no conflict unless he fails to present a better measure for the relief of the farmeiv. South Carolina Politics. jlianuiat'turili" is tedious and very hard on t!ie eves; consequently, nothing will induct1 him to do more. pealers in g;mibling-houses rarely own one, by t the proper jetor alwayloes, and generally the man who is dealing the game where the most money is at stake wears it. Should the proprietor sit down to deal he will assume it, and so it goesjthe rounds. The suits are very light though uonie are heavier thaij others. It is said that Eugene Case, who has just gone abroad, Js&eses the lightest one known, only weighing (bice" pounds and six on-.ices. The ordinary ,vigbt is from four to hV'e pounds. Thjy ar u3tinc3iiiforta,ble either in jHimnier of winter, as perforations in M)th shirts anl vest allow a free circula tion of air. j jTudge Whitaker - ' - - ECl-UKS THAT HE HAS SfOWOTTT JO HOLD llOCKIXfiffAM CI RT. Judge Spier Whitaker returned to ,the city yesterday fxoiii Wentwprth .wlrere iu' ivent a (few days agfk to (icld ;ick'ngbaiu county ujWiyr Court iu pursu nice of the uppoiivtiyent of jov. jt'owle aivttioned fiulge Whitaker to hold Koikiugham and Stokes courts i:i place of Judge Sjhipp. Judge V bituker ' stafed yesterdav morning that he himself had decided fiat he had u? righx to bold foeking b .rn court. He went to Wentwurtb ai lopone't the court and tried-one -se. The case went against the de tendantand upotl bis conviction his ,eHHiM.d took 11U anneal upon thegn u id j. 1 1 ti r 11 .... 1 T iaij .jge ui.aK'T. lvul no ngl.t to ! i-ii tor the platform. Gen Earl Gen 11 mm uie pure. 0 mj. w nitaker took j pennam, and other freinds of HuHion ,t.;.- i -te-tion under co:ibi.1eration audjwho were on the platform adyarjeji A ( HAULESTON NEWS AXI) COURIEU KEP KESENTATIVE CALLS TILLMAN A LIAU AN EXCITING CAMPAIGN EPISODE. Columbia, July 19, At the political meeting at Marion Thursday the far mer's candidate was told by a reporter that he was an " infernal liar." Capt rillman at every meeting abuses the Charleston News and Courier. Thurs day, after attacking the paper for some time he asked the audience to compare the Kelts and Couriers reports with the actual proceedings as they oliserved them, and notice the misrepresentation by the newspaper. Shirley C. Hugh sort, a cousin of Gen. il. E. Lee, and a correspondent of the Sea-sand Courier, sprang to his feet exclaiming: "Captain Tillman, if you mean to say, sir, that I have ever misrepresent ed y.ou, you are an infernal liar, ami the truth is not in you." The two men stood glaring at eacb other, and the audience began to swav with excitement. A chorus of vo'ce shouted. "Put Ir.m off the stand! Put bun off the stand!" and tlu.m ,,. . . m - iv 14 n tor t lie platform CHVltCHES. Methodist Services cyery Sunday at 11 a in and 6J p m. Prayer meet in"; ivery Wednesday at (ij p in. llev T W (iuthrie, pastor, Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at :i o'clock. J W Mauney, sup't. Presbyterian Services every Sunday at 11 a in and 8:30 p in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8:30 p m. Rev J Rumple, I) I), pastor. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 4 p m. J Rumple, sup't. Lutheran Services every Sunday at 11 a in and 7 p in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7 p m. Rev Chas B King, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 3 p in. R G Kizer, sup't. Episcopal Services every Sunday at 11 a m and 0:30 p m and Wednesday at 6:30 p m. Rev F J Murdoch rector. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 3 p iu. Capt Theo'Parker, sup't. Baptist Services every Sunday morn ing and night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. Rev pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at a.m. Thus L Swiuk, sup't. Catholic Services every second Sun day at 10j a m and 7 p iu. Rev Francis Meyer, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10a m. Y M C A Devotional services at Hall every Sunday at 10 a in. Business meet ing first Thursday night in every mouth. I H Foust, pres't. LODGES. Fulton Lodge No 99 A F & AM, meets every first ami third Friday niglt in each month. E B Neave, W M. Salishury Lodge, No 24. K of P, meets every Tuesday night. A II Hoyden, C C. Salisbury Lodge, No 775, K of II, mppts every 1st :.nd 3d Monday night iu each month. - , Dictator. Salisbury Council, No 272, Royal Ar canum, meets every 21 and 4th Monday night iu each month. J A Ramsay, Regent. POST OFFICE. Office hours from 7:30 a m to :Z0 p ir. Money order hours 9am to 5 p m. S i'H u- hours 11:5Q a in to 12:30 p m J II Ramsay, P M. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf, Heavy I.nccd Grain and Creed moor VVsit -i roof. . , llet In the world. Kxnmlne his SUS.OO OKNIJIXE IIANIKSKWKI SHOE. S4.00 llANn-SUWKI) WKI.T SHOE. ttl.ffO I'OI.ICK AM FAKMKIW' MiOE. .50 KXTltA VA1.1TK :A1.K SIfOK. ia.SS & i WinUN(MN'SSUOES. a.OO rikI S1.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. All uiatlc iii Congress. Billion :inl Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES lafdiSs. 1.75 SHOE FOR MISSES. Boat Material. lief Style. Ilest Vlttlns. If. L. Douela, Brockttin Mas. feld by s. a gold mm FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR Per Week, by our Improved Cub Sys tem. The Cases m our Watches are f nil v Warrantcl for 20 vears. The movements are Elin ami Waltham reliable and well known. The Watches are Hunting cas; or open face, Lulies or Gents Size stem Winders and et ters, and art; fully equal in durability 1 i iTY service and appearance to any cuu Watch. We sell" one of these Watches for S23 cash, and send to any address by Express, with privilege of examina tion; or by our Club System at $1 per week. Uiie good reliable AGENT WANTED in each place. Write for par ticulars. K M l I ll E VT TC II C Ll B CO. , ill Park Row. XEW YORK. RUNS EASY. CINS FAST. Cleans SEED PERFECTLY. Hill Heads, T 1 1 J-iCite Heads, Note Ilea Statement? Envelopes niphlets, I 'os bus. hxlgers, Cards, Ta-s, Ball & Wedding Invitations. No :-: Botch :-: ill! n L h Ar 12 it noon 1 36 p. m. i 55 1 14 1 48 10 2 i 8 49 3 13 3 SI 4 00 4 Ml 4 4 5 0! r 34 6,1 Lv. Ar. Salisbury 1 2 st:itesvlUc 7 Catawba. 5fts Newton 6 o lllekorr B " ConnclI sprlngR 146 Mordant ou 4 30 tdeii Alpine 4 1 Marlon 3 44 Old Kort 3 13 Kouml Knob 2 35 Hlack Mountain 2"" AshPYlllc 1 W Ashe v die 1 n Alexanders 1- W Mnrshall 12 19 llol Springs H 1 Ar. p. m. nf"ii a. nr.. t;v. r4 p.m. I!ot spinas Ar. 1 so Morrlsiown s so Knoxvlllo 11 40 JelllfO 7 30 a.m. Louisville llio a.m. lnUnnipoll8 fi 35 p. m. nideajro 1 rrf St. Paul r lo p. m. St. I.ouls 7 lo n. in. Ksnsas Pity 111 23 S S3 7 IS 4 15 T no iTto s " 3 no s oo s 25 a.m. p. in. p. in p. m p. m, a. ni. p. m. Murphy Branch. Dally except SUNDAY TRAIN NO IS TWAIN NOT s oo u m Leave AsheYtlJo Ai r 4 5fl p. m 05 Arr Waynesvllle .... 2 30 12 p m Charleston lt! '5a. m 55 Jaru-tts Leave 7 : o A. & 8. Road. Dally except SUNDAY TILMN NO 12 TRAIN NO 11 3 50 p. m Leave SpartanLbijr Ariive 2 lo p. in 7 17 Arrive llewlrrsomlllc 95Sa.ro Ashevllle Leave sto Lv. nichmoiiit . isurkesville Kevsvllle Dauvtlle Ar. lireensboro Lv. (ioldsboio Ar. Raleigh. Lv. Raleigh ' Durham Ar. Orcenboro Lv. Wlnsion-Salem " (iieensboro Ar. Salisbury St!lf-"iV lllfi Ashevllle ' Hot Springs j Lv. Salisbury Ar. charlotte ' Spartanburg " tireenville Atlanta Lv. Charlotte Ar. Columbia Augusta NORTHBOUND Lv. Augusta " Columbia Ar. chail lie Lv. Atlanta Ar. orccnvllle Spartan bug " cnirlotte " Salisbury Lv. Hot Springs " Ashevllle . " Stateville i Ar. Silbbury Lv. Sallsburj' Ar. Greenboro Wlnston-Satcm Lv.. Rrtensboro Ar. Durbam ' Ralebh Lv. RaletRh Ar. ;oiasboro Lv. Oreensl-oro Ar. Danville Keysvllle " Rurkesvllle ' RlchinonU. '4JLH) 5 eo 5 -it S 40 10K7 hZ 20 4 40 4 45 5 4 S 20 15 ) 37 12 2 1 4 7 U 9 33 12 32 2 or, 4 51 5 r 11 oo 2 20 r. so lo :,i A M A M 4 ' U.i U , ''.on V.j 1 mj . 2 :.r I 7 :;,(i i ,c r. , ! 'HI i 1 1 is 112 V 4 27 fi 16 11 23 12 4 -3 4 4 i 411 1 fio Ui '. ( 11 5. T 11 I'M AM A 1 M DAILY. No. 51. 75th meridian tlmi- usa to Hot springs. 90th .. .. west rf Dot springs. Pullman Sleepcrsbetween Washington & Salisbury RtHmiond t oreMisboro Raleigh & oreensboro KnoxvilleA Louisville .. Parlor Onre . Salisbury & Knoxvllle JOS. L. TAYLOR, O. P. A. W. A. WIN BURN. Aet'g D. P. A Work. k u t k Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orders bv mail solicited and prompt ly attended to. Address, J. M. PATTON, Jr., Sahhlmry, N. C. A BOON TO SMOKERS. UU.VS PISE LEAF C1IJ1RS CIGARETTES Irse the Pine Needle Cigars for a de lightful smoke and speedy relief for IX- FLUEXZA, ACUTE AXI) CIIKOXIC ATARKII, C'LKUti YMEX'S KOBE TIIKOAT, HAY FEVEli. ASTHMA and LL B1MXCII1AL DISEASES. Com- hining the full aroma of the Yara tobac co, imparting to the taste and breath a pleasant cllect, and bv the introduction of pine needles the nicotine or ioisonous properties of tobaceo arc destroyed, not only rendering their use free from injury, hut with positive benefit to the consumer. For sale bv the following dealers in Salisbury: G. XV. Smith, C. J. Kestler, W. L. Young, D. Hanline, L. Ed. Heilig, J. II. Enniss, E. C. Miller, C. II. Swink, J. W. Harris, J. U. Smith, also at St. lames hole!. S. F. HARIiELL, (iieensboro, X". C. Southern Agent. mans gomq cn MLi'. ymmmmT lf - FREE One nt the BENT 'IVI r'onr i n tho win 1I. Our fotiliti"' r unequal- (1. nl to Infrrxluroour upnorpond n-p will sondPRRK toONK l-Knso.v in racMoralitr as aborp Only thoso who writ to us at oner ran cnake sure of the chance All you have to do in return is to shonr our (poods to those who call your neighbors and those around you The be- -sTlnninz of this adTCTtiscmcnt shows the small end of the tole- Tbe follonriDg cut ffives the appearance of it reduced to li 111 li' 3 1 13 'I? OO n ra i ro 4 5 f. 0 -2 11 10 11 40 r. 02 5 r,a fi oT 43 511 40 ! 4 IV lit 1 05 n us :- on T ru. 0 32 12 i l 3 45 r m A Otf P M A M r m si A M V M A M A M I' M No. IS rn ' 15 T !ii 1 4- 2 "'2 r. :m 7 TO ; 2 "T i fi IV, i c. r,n I 12 1 in 11-1 i::o ,'11 !.( 5 (Ml - tr . e.i mi f-1 : r.o i i in - I 511 t 45 ' r. ir. 53. I M I' M A M I'M U A M I" M H M l'.M A M HKTWKEN WEST PAINT, BICIIMIIXD and RUl'lj, Via KoysTttlc, Oxford, ami Durltanlj about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It is a grand, double sine tele scope, as larjc as is easy to carry We will also show you how you can moke from S$:t togJlIOaday at least, from the start, with out experience. Better write at once We pay all eapresa charfre. Address. U. HALLE n 4 CO. . Iloa 0. I'OBTLrSlMAlKs!. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtalnetl, and all Pat ent business conducted for Hoderst- Fec3. Oil Orncc is Opposite U. S. Patent Orricc and we can secure patent in less time Uiau tuoso remote from Washington. Scud model, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our foe not due till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. ,;IIow to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in your Statu, county, or town, sent free. Address, c.a.ssuow&co Opp. Patent Officc, Washington. D a C. Slalc of Xorlh Cnrnliaa, ) In Office Clerk ROWAN COUNTY. ) Superior Court. Notice is hereby given of the ineorpo ration of the Connelly Sinins Company; that th: names of the incorporators are S. H. Wiley, W. Smilhdeal, John White head, Theo. F. Kluttz, Chas. Price, A. B. Andrews, X. li. ISIeCanless, K. J. Holmes, Lee S. Overman, W. C. Blaekmer, Kerr CraiKC, T. C. Linn, and W. C. Couj,di enour, and such others as they may as sociate with them; that the principal place of business shall be in Connelly S prin trs, N. C, and its general purpose and business is to conduct, operate and manage a hotel and watering place for the accommodation of such persons as usually patronize the same as a summer and winter resort ; that the duration of the corporation shall be thirty years-; the capital stock is fifty thousand dollars, divided iu live hundred sluires of the par value one hundred dollars. :u : t J. M. IK ll! A II, C. S. C. I I FREE. .Ol'R NEW UIMil Sol I.I fold Watchl .Worth HIOO.UO. liestj Iwatch In th world Terfect timekeeper. Warranted heary. isoi.iv ooin hunting cases. IBoth ladies' and (rem s siiea, 'with works and cases of equal value O.xp ipt-i.sin 'each locality can uvnr. topetficr with our larfre id valual.l lino of HauaahaU ninnies. These samnle. as wn as the w-ntrh. are s....m ail t... ..-..- ..... need do is to show vhat rre send you to those who call your friends and neia-hlior and those about you that always reaulta n valuabl; trade for us, which holds for vears when once started and thus wj are repaid. We psy all express, freight, etc After you know all, if you would like to go to work for us. you can 2" fTn 'o 94IO per week and upwards. Address. Mtinaoa fc Co., Box 8 IX, Poi Maud, Mtalne. Ss & 1"' tsooaiii Lv . -111:1 in! Ar 1 1 ogam l.v 1 oooin '2 U5am 2 25a in 8 32:1111 2 4'r in .i irfii .rnj 3 pin 3 : r,):n ! 3 "wijim 1 H SspMl' 4 i'in Ar 4 00lll l v 5 ispm Ar 5 i:piu l 2?pm l.v 4 l ipin 4 55pm s llpin 5 3t!,iin li 3l)HI i 7o ji ll ' STATIONS' Wost Point lMeliiinn.il l:t li in j.t rnrki'Mlle Kcysvlllp Kort !l.lt hi 11 Unnt'i woihi ellilKfWtMMl 1 ivc Fin ks l liir! lllf Soiii'iii Tll Hi rk s iMt.X; li s mil ni O.XflMll 11UI lit r.di-otgi tixfmil SI fin's " Lyon's linlh way limhaui a rev Itiilil-li he Arj 1 sf m AT H.i,m S 4SIHII 4 iki 15K 1 47) m 1 3tt in li 'tW 1 1 5o in A J 1 i: ki U IkH. i H I. Mil I" Jfi: hi I i li A I l. l.'tli r t xct pl Mtli!;M ;ti.':llU v -t III' lflltt ' Ift III li iVaiu ' ts-m ' mm - : :!:ilu . ' 5s If am ' V'' I'l MniiJlay. AU Iillmi il tr.il ii leaves oxtor.l il.nu iwc, i,t sgs. day 11 : in., air.vi m llnili'ison ij : . in.. n-irX. lntr leave Henderson 2.1o p.iu.d.i'ili i xi i ,.1 Miiiiiiin arrive Oxford 3.15 p.m. No 50 leaving Uoldbboro t.ia p. m. nn,i - prtiHrt 4.45 p. in. da!' , makes eonm rt Inn n1. 1 111I1V111 with No 19, leaving at m. dallr. i xeept Sunday fur Oxfoitrrllenilerson, ni d all 1 oinls iu o. ,vtl 0 t (.'.. a n-.l It. A. M. i;oads. Pas.senj.er coaches inn Ihrruch Iftntm Wfit Poim and Ualelyh, via Kcj fcvllle. on Nt r. n umiht and .V) and 1 03. Nos. 51 and 53 eonneet iit riclm 1 r.d firpi ;uhI to West Point and Bit lit more dally exeepi suml.i). No. 5n and 51 connet isai ;oiilsltoin wiihnalM to and troin Morehead city and Wiliuli n h. aikI at selmi to and from Fayeiteville. - No. 52 eonn 'ois at (Jreorisliorn for Fa.vt ih i;ip. No. 53 connects at Sclma for Wllsitn. N. e. Nos. no and SI make close eonm rlloii :it I nlvpr slty Station wlih trains U) and Iium fhaj-cl IHU, except Sundays. SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE. On train no 50 and 51. Pullman Hiiiti sii ppei lxtwecn Atlanta ani New York. Iriinvliicnnl A. gusta, and Ureunsboro vl.i AHheville In .Morris town. Tenn. On trains 52 and 53, Pullman F.iifTet Sleeper be tween Washington and New Orleans, via MonltoBi ery; and between Washington and Itintiinxua, l.'K-hmond and Orecnshoio. Ualekli ..nd crifs born. :,nj heteen Washington and Autrusta, ami Pullman P.nlTet Slecpcs bt iween U'a.shlntrtoa and Ashevllle andrllot iprlnus. Tiiroug'i Li jUets on s lie at prlnei al slatlniif . to allnolhis. Ftr?r.ttes unl Information, ap;dt to any agel of ' he f!ompiinv. or to SOLHA5S, JA3. L. TAYLOU, I raflie Manager. lien: Pass. Auut. W. A. TUPK, Ulv, PassAgent, UALKIOII. N O. TI'IITQ T A "PT?"!? may 1k fotmn n file i,t Hen. tluO I .11 iJii I'. tlow-Hl & Ot K N. vspnir A.dvjTtisinB Uurt-aiillO Siru-- St.). wht-rv-isdviHll.-iBg tiintnutit mav K- tal for It IN NKW 1 OKU. A HOME COMPANY SKKKINt; Home Fatronap. iCKKRGKAKIK. L. II.CLKMXKT CRA1GE & CLEMENT, Attornova -V t Salisbury, N. C. Feb. :ril, 88 1 AGENTS In nil Chics, Towns ami Villages in the. South. TOTAL ASSETS A Strong Company1 PROMPT RELIABLE LIBERAL HHODES lilsOWNE, I'lM'.SlltKNT. WM. ('. CO.VKT, Ski 'It KT A K Y, 750,000 00. J. ALLEN BROWfi, Gsrdent Agent, Salisbury, N. C. Seam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon tal of every variety and capacity. VERTICAL PISTON. Makes FINE SAMPLE. NEVER CHOKES or BREAKS THE ROLL. -THE CELEBRATED COTTON BLOOSVI Has All LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Including Hnlau-c tVItecl on Urutsh v.ich in ores even speed. This feature is peculiar to this make of Oin and Is ustd on no other. Are FILLY -1 A It A VTKi'.ll and Arr Ofil FKKK OF I It i I (.IIT at any R. B. Station qr the landing of any Regular Steamboat Line ir; the South.' If we have r.o Agent near you, address the General Southern Agsnt, H.W.HUBBARD DALLAS. TEX. 3 Ton $35, .ST0R I Dial. ..'muri isnfaasm OSGOOD U. S. STAMOARD SCALES FrvteBtssaM, tally t ur.-uti tt il. . M' l LniflsK, B;.Prr sh4 Vr4 t.rlaaias; ilia. II 1 :. SAKH.Oiii! Stuiti a Ag.-t, v..-at,'..rf Us.is Tex. pfTjrt. battlr i. Rogular Horizontal Piston. VERTICAL PLUNGE The Pump Refineries wells, Fin purposes. mast sihij.lc. di-rabk' and effective in the market lor .Mine., Qnifrries, Jr;veries, Factories, Artesian hity and general rnnnufactur 3"end for CataWuo. Tli3 A. S. CAMERON STEAM PUMP WORK" Foot of East 2Jm Stiui; Xtv.- Y, UK. ''