M
s Carolina Watchman.
T
OCAL
t i ? i ! A -v, a a .rsT O, 1 8H .
If. Johnson, of Cineftinalij
A 1
uicx
meets nil
' Vir J,i KlJfcr lft yesterday
"'.' i.1 ? ittvillo Tuesdav.
v-i.-ji-i lv r ;
- jfr. R. A- TaafTe-, of Afehevillcls in (ho
.citylti'' week victim? relatives;
. n-' n,ff Jcro-mois now tin ler its
T?o v . J'- Q W or & i v 5 11 Prcch 5 n t h o 1
. i . i . I
JiilKiun churcii next rMinuuy morning
01 evening, August Olh.s
pt ( j. paNjatiaa, tufsisiant postnmsier.
tijy jjill jjjhI .Miseuheirners Hpringsr
1 . ' 'j i
j I'ruf F nrovn county lecturer, of
.ntyille, i beeil invited to .speak Jit
.?il,fi-ehooi'lioiist Hat unlay night Ah-.
Th Ki.icf):i1iaff l-yim have de
, tu -iii'Iil ' t ;;cii- annual picnic i at
W ;!i-;if :i -AVt-.il. e7sfl.iv, Aiiul 12th.
A'e afe-HK'Y b Itfarn of the sad ncei-;1Ji'J.-K.
(irahaini, of Mi-
r;i!i'l.i- Jh' it'll oir-.his door steps Katui
I (!a At fiint; and hijokc his left arm near
jj-t-Vij-oUiuer. 1
j,-a v rains ari .reported from all
- oi .1 "ST . i it "' ;Mvjiii"'n
In souiciloealil ies the waters
higher bum they haivo ever
i
; The KfiarirtlM! & Souther'm
he surveyors have passed through
Kovui. Thj? crossed the liver into
iMvie Counfy evening. The
survey wts caide ihriuxh the west side
of. town, running t hrotigh CuMwcjjstrcei ..
hi a few met'e weeks the survey of both
routes will h; ijuinpH ted. Then the final
question wilhbe tleeidexl, and the road
will !kj given lo one or the other routes.
AVhkh do tc people of Salisbury w ant
them to take? Our actions wilTshow
inrmoy will tell the tale. Tlx; best in
ducemenfs will get the road. This much
wc luivc learned. AVc know that the
people-of Salisbury want this roatVfor a
kind reception was givn the stiryeying
corps at the Mt. Terno'n Hotel Tufcsdny
niglit. Let's be vigihint anl active and
wc will get llie.-prio. As the Watch
man has said beore,-Salisbury mitel have
that road,
lleiecl Kates.
The followinj; rates haveleen secured
For delegates a i:d visitors attending the
NVoinun's llonje and Foreign Missionary
Society to convene in Charlottce, N. C,
August l2th ami Ith, tickets good to
return until! August 2 (it Ii :
From (iibsonviilc,
McLeiurs.
(ireensboro,
Jamestown,
High Uoint,
Thoin-.isville,
Lexington,
Lin wood,
Salisbury,
China Grove,
Concord,
llariisbiir
Avivf Impromptu ?IitSic:ile. M
Complimentary; to Miss Iixle Harfis
of Durham, Ni C.w and to 1'rof. Bj .
Hughes, of "KeidsvUTo; , was giten
in the Neave ricihoof of .Mnie last Hatti -day
night, August 1st. The audience
was just comfortable in number, itnd
there wis a quiet, homo-like influence
that seemed to pervade the social atmjos-'
pliei-eof the entire assemblage, cnhanvjng
the reciprocal pleasure of the oceasiod.
The opening, middle and closing num
bers Were orchestral compositions of gen
erous length: ami having to. he prepapd
in 5at-impromptu fashion; it is no easy
matter to se'.ect euch piquant (musical)
viantl? as wiil tempt "and satisfy khe
musical palate; bat the musical cuisine
was otf such quality that all supped glo
rious of the mttgical banquet .so hastily
prepared.
The participants, in the three "orches
trals," were 3Iisses Harris, Wallace,
Fotist, Gowan and Mrj. Neave: on piano
and organ, Misses Julian and Walton:
on piano and bellophone, Miss j Ii.
Maunej': on organ, Miss A. Crawford:! on
flute, cornet and trombone, Messrs. Ej. B.
and W. II. Neave. There were five
piano solos interspersed through the pro
gramme. Of these Miss Maggie Bball
led off with 'II Penseroso," which she
plaved in a smooth, eleiraic manner that
was Bereuclv pleasing Miss II. Mauhcy I of ,htJ ll':lf lll,Ie ivud manufacturer as
$ZA0
f).2i)
4.M)
4 30
4.05
;-' brought out of her piano solo, "The $n
2 q j terily, ; a enaracfeeristic an:l unbroKcn
2.-15. ; flow of bright, capricious melody,sustidn
l.'JO ed bv sparklincomrruous harmonv. llias
r. l iti n iiiuiLi;, in iiui suits, iOi'iiUi) v
May," used a peculiarity of totiicli,
SNOW'S BlODEitX
Tobaec B;im TIte People Well rieasrtl
With It A Great Factory Starfed
Certificate Fr.m Parties Whj
IfaYs Used If.
The Snow Modern Tobacco Barn and
Sticks is growing in popularity very
rapidly". Fr n a small begining it has
F-pread until it requires an immense capi
tal to run the business. The writer was
in the office of the Company nt Oxford
recently and Was shown around 'by the
polite and energetic manager, Mr. Dever
nish. The books diow many enters,
some of the large from all parts of this
and other States. Many large orders are
coming in from tobaCeo farmers hi Geor
gia and South Carolina. Kentucky is
well represented, too, the Modern Barn
being ttie the very thing for burley to
bacco. But the assertions of a newpaper man
are not. worth much questions of this
kind. The best evidence is from the men
who have U3ed the appliances and made
thorough tests. Below will be found cer
tificates from the best tobacco raisers in
different sections. Among the Promi
nent tobacco men who have given the
t -- i V w .
inventions moir eiujorsemeui is Mr. o.
P. Carr, of Richmond, and Maj. It. L.
Baglaml, of Hyco, Va. The next census
report or rather the present one, will
show thatthe invention has the credit of
I being the greatest ever made in that
line. "
Hnow cured tob.'.cco is not only atfacting
the endorsement of the best planters, but
MUTING DEPARTMENT.
z.r.d
iuinmg: Nexs Gathered in
Other Siaies!
iinln?is a safe lni-inr5 :f pui'MuM y.1 h ttie
SI -?,1,1Pr VK,n,Ui,u" l'"-'i!t. u i.-lNfjacmitor
(.t:t ft. .
sroM;U,alver jninns. ,iWih vtr of zml
in i.M-.nn u.e r.tiin const, nmonnts ii over is
HTJiS?nV p' rarin,"m- rainer of the precious
metals 1o s net exehane; H cre.Ues. Wliat U
''(OIn ihc: c'u ttl ias instATit ao . lm rtnsic value,
l he flniinvho tyln-js to the surf 'isanotteraollar
aaled to the wealt b or the woild "
WHAT IS IT?
Klnttz & Ttcndlcman want all the dried fruit, berries, etc, brought to Salisbury4.
Wc want you to know that we will give you as much for them hb the market
nfTnnli; TCiorli t een vnnrs .nr-n wo Wmn business in this town and bv fllvrava nnvitiif
notIiei- 11S Gold Find in Mont-' cash for what wc bou?ht and sticking to our motto, " The best good.- for the least
money," we have been compelled to enlarge our store-rooms until jaow we . have
.six floors filled and packed with the most desirable goods -
r. . nr -w- r. -r-r -r-v -r-r . A
C(.-IIlltT.
.to
well. Tobacco cured by tiiis process can
be handled in parsh weather when it
is impossible to handle stalk cured sioek.
This greatly facilitates handling. Man
ufacturers arc also lindin'g that tobacco
emed under this process does not need
aire or the many sweats to ht it lor uian-
An nssoclated press d'ispateh a few
few days announced the finding of an
other rich vein in the IT w barrio river
district which was reported would sur
pass the Tebe Sanders find. The facts
as we have gathered them in the neigh
borhood are as follows: .
It was discovered that two men named
MorrU and Morgan were working at
niyht by means of fire-light on the side
of what is known as Buck Mountain and
were finding large quantitierl of gold. A
small pit had been sunk on a two foot
quartz vein, which was immensely rich
and they were carrying the ore gome
one hundred yards down the mountain
in buckets to a small stream where-they
would beat it up with a hammer and pan
out tlie course gold; this hud been going
on at night for about a week when the
parties were discovered at their work
and were stopped. The nroount taken
out. is variously estimated, some who
profess to know, estimating it as high as
i
Oiluilie.
Imvt'i" Ui
L iHV!L to IK- iK'lori
Mr. W. Mi-Li1!
ni'cti'.H wit-h Mr
,'k'er lu iei"
ever'ed hiseon-
I. Allen Brown to lake
. n.ii-t the latter pUrt of next Week. Mr.
J.Iiiker h.'ts ifio .w'vJ'IT in view, but expeefs
in.
Cvninty Coinniissioiier.s iccting'.
The boar'i of counfv commissioners
met at-Uierctun house Monday. August ; ei-c.iangin uic
3rd. Present, W. L. Kitittz, chairman, 1 was .greatly relished. In the presejita
Lr. L. W. Coleman. Cornelius Kesller. Uion of the fourth piano soh, List's
Vrjccoiul. Jviiapsodu
tdactiiring. Tlie Flurance, tS. C. Manu-1 peck of pure gold.! It ijs : not exactly
which revealed her full command of1 the I fieturing Conipanv is already working j known yet who the land c.onors to as it
keyboard: and she threw a warm had
life into the muic that
has ever seen. We have the latest t-tylea of Dres3 0ool3 and are jinxiowi
ladies to hco them. We are prepared to sell goods and will sell them cheaper thjui
any other house in the place. Look at some of our prices: At our store yo!S
WILL GET
twenty pounds of the whitest sugar for $1.00; coffee, 20 cents; seven grade? of flourj
fresh hams, crackers cheese every week at lowest prices. Alamuneo at 5 cents;
We have a stock ot shoes equal to au anywhere along the proposed route of
THE R. & S.
All kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods. Always make our stores your headquarters,
even if yon don't want to buy, it will give us pleasure to show yon our goods and
tell von how cheat wc will Veil them. In our back lot you will find feed boles
lor your horses. x
'To the wholesale trade wc olfer special inducements.
l ours anxioun lo serve,
KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN.
Lip OF
. , w ,i Til . .1
i;ucrop stocK,anuiney guaretueo t ne ; i claim.'d by Win. Wadkins, also by the
.-...!. . . 1 t ! . . , . . . . I 1 , . . ....... , I ! ...... i '
siocK.to oe as uueaiiu ieeas eiiaaoy
J tinker Has io Wyrt
Itij'ejjuni to his Ian
Mr..pli A. -resix-rtiian's club to the
: '','a''iv;i.'! .' N ex pi reA.'eptember 1st. Mr.
j', i iii.iii l t nutifirts all who wish'to eou
. riiiiie A his club to touew their fcubscrip
- liuii -hi j' 4ri'.llie t iaie expires.
' " s
, IijTf) I'iowu and John 'p. Lyerly
" Vrfiiriie.l home IVoni Winston last Satui
"(l.iv. i Th.-y are mechanics and have
jcii-iied t liat they Can, make more money
lat'Jiuin'o than ihe' vin city.
i. i " .
M.'at'nwba t-olb ge'ojenfd its -first term
i ft I: is e,;;r !a?fl Tnefdny . Messrs. Clias.
Jiisi v, U. AM. llolhopser and duo. If.
I!.n!-i!';i of lliis county, went up
loiiil.i.vHo ;;Uehd s-liool: this year.
. 3 T
I a .
loUIl aeti-
Virrier, of !hi i e'.fyr wen!
'-! e i Timi.-fhiy a in!
i il l i r :S lid foi'eman in
i iiir- week iie i.- hack in
T'l.
f tl
! Stanl
A:
I le ix.ULLhi
s in i nuircj
u a t;! is w eek.
a l! ijv i a i l l: I slk'f peus UV toe paper.
We-wn-l esr-.et the pegigr;ihicai :jpear
;nictr e! (lie .Nri.s'lu beimucn i m proved
"i - In J eati (;. .
Br. i..-J . 1 i. l iiasey ;:iine up last week,
to sie 1 s i w hi- paj-r was getting on., lie
. HtjS . V I -haji lei- prospects iiever were
rl;n-u;hter tlnui 1 hey :u e at.prese'nt. ICvery
Jluii'i i-i workni" ' smoothly with inereas-
ik y-cal I vi i- the work".,
All of .Salisbury's' vyoung people and
Mian ohh r omc, who could get eonvey-
anees, are attending the Masonic picnic
nt Mocksvillc to-day.'-As the weather is
jiiie we j u du t a ple.sant !ay. A lawn
1 .n ty will be hi-i-.l at niuht.
.One vAJ,hanee. -in-i .PeVs'pir countj' sub
MMil.ed Uh mx copies-of the Watchman
.fi.tr the il tlieir lode. This .'-hows
l.rojirefsion on tji; pa'rt of the Person
purple, We know that others would
l'rolit by such an.'in'vcwthient.- -T!:ism;ust
, W a je.ii o! idecatiori.
-. s -. - r '
Ih". Y. 11. Wakefield, of Greensboro,
i'l ien.rali-bury,at the St. James hotel
W.li. -1
r.
1. F. Patlerson and j. A. Stewart.
The fjllouiug busir.ess was truiisaetrd:
Dr. J. CO. Aileu was granted license to
peddle on h ot for his medicine in fhis
eouijty. lr. Tranthani wis ordered to
visit a mnnier, Ann Dixon, to the amount
o! iiye dollars. An insane colored wo
man:, name unknown, living three miles
soutneasi oi rraiisoui v, wiin nercnuuren,
were ordered to be -tak-en to the county
home.? J. F. Ilobinsbn, bridge contrac
tor, was ordered tt build a bridge across
1'aek creek on the Back creek road.
The. State "raiirosd coinmissioners re
port to the board tifatrthey haye valued
the property of the several railroads in
itowun county lus. follows:'" Yadkin pail-
r.ad, KkG-' miles, $1 !,)(); W. N. C. 19.77
miles, . ! 83,-13" ; N. C. 21 miles, $107,305.
The following is the allowances made
to out door paupers: Win. Smith, 'Betty
Myers, Harriet llum.ple, each $'; II. W.
Owreiifh, C i GO; Patty Cox, $0'; jCJ. 11.
t'owiui, ); Mike Ailrig"bt and John
Sheelseaeli lUree; Lou Dors:n and baiz
abelb G'.irdner Tach Si.0. ' Ail of iJ&se
api.ropi iatioes ,eie nmdc for three
uiwiiiiis struiort.
A.
re
brown, Keeper of
;orls ! lie nuiniH
7'r
the coinny
paup-jrs for
ixteun seven
Mis L. Harris
shone as a ''bright particular -star": with
the mtwculiir j power of a man, allied
with, the nervous organization and :del
icate refinemerit of a perfect 'womanS she
has a keen iiisjtrbt and grasp of the Jitel
leclual and emjotional nature of thentusic
she performs. She was furiously encured,
which she gracefully complied wilhnnd
gave "Alice"' in response, showing a a
transeendeut degree, nil the essential
qualities of a ijrst -class idrul young artist.
The fifth piano ijolo S. B. Mill's Tairan-
lelle, op. 13-4-Was played exceedingly
well by Mi-s Jj. FousI: her performjJHce
ol'tbis fitful eomjosition was marked, as
is usual with ijcr, by brilliant cxeeujion,
tine techijiqucland with an artisiie ojiomb
thut charmed
Of the three piano duos (on two pianos),
tlie first, '.'Rolling Fire." performed by
Misses Foust and G jwan, was brimfjnl of
interest: for, being modern fugue, orjeon
versaitional style of composition, itidaz
zles perception regarding tlie altei'iiate
ihu.siea! aseeiuieney of the ryvpective
disputants: but that both acquitted tthem-
selves gloriou.f'y w:is well nit est ed by tlie
impulsive and. emphatic plaudits that its
(rendition drew uivon tire, graeefnl vountr
tney turn out. these are points laken
in reluctantly by the trade, but ai scientific
demonstraition has been nut-do andli test
of tl'.ese facts will prove that they are.
just ais stated.
Hyco Va , Nov. !24th, 1890.
Cavt. W. 11. Snow.:
Mil Dear Sir: An experience of forty s
years in raising every class of tobacco j
grown in t he Uirrted stales enables me to
say that the Modern Tobacco Barn, in all
iUs appurtenances and fixtures meets
every requirement for curing tobaicco
better tha i any that has eer yet been
devised, for it is constructed on scienti
fic principles in aipplying artificial heat
in drying the tobacco leaf on the most
approved met hod ;is regards safety,
economy and certainty in fixing the color
and preserving tlie (jua.lity. It is surely
destined to Tome into use for curing :ill
the classes and types of tobacco, when its
meiits and capabiiiles shall become
known.
Jt will require time, however, to bring
it into g'herat use among a class of far
mers who heretofore have clung tenaci
ously to old methods, very many of whom
took with suspicion and prejudice upon
anything new aind progressive in any de
partment of tobacco raising. I know
this prejudice to exist, for I have been
combatting it for twenty eais, in efforts
to introduce, newer and better varieties
for the several classes and types of to
baeco raised in this country. But there
are un'mistaikable evidences ilott the
spirit ot improvement is being roused,
fir greater progress has been made in the
representative of Senate! Spooner and
associates w ho bought j the Cranford
tract a short time ago, and also by Lit
tleton Denis, Who ( bums ijhe land is va
cant or State land and that be has en
tered it. At any event; it is close to
somebody '4 line and it ! Will take the
county surveyor to detcrnHiiie who it be
longs to. -We 'have al wjn j a M?on tended
that this I7.wharrieUstrie(t. Is tbe richest
gold sect ion in the south'1 and we a;e
i trifeen.ee which
achmery
I Sale !
constant ly receivis;.
Confirms this belief.
i
1 lie iMoratock ennpany
in the same
(ll!
e - .
i i.H-.ilCt
and Thursday, August !-th
eic 'he-n-iaV be eonsufled t.n
s of I he t ye, caV, iuns or throait.
iHKt; .i iosvf.o,'e'oru.aus.
t ne month oj JuiV to be
iiites'amd nine negroes.
printed ;'-37.7W for ins services -as keeper
of the (vuaty home for the past month.
'Yesi onlay at the Fa i v (h'iiii'.ids.
visile a large crowd was in attendance
at tl;e Aliianee speakingat the Fail
grounds yesterday, mainly fanners, Mr.
Leazar was in town Tuesday night and
was on tlie giounds early yesterday
morning, lie addressed the crowd ' for
full fw-o hovns. Mr. Leaizar was not. in
very good h eadt h, he wars very hoarse.
He is a conservative speaker as all
know. He basel his arguments on tlie
ilemands of the -Alliance at Oeala, ami
discussed them ii detaiil. W'e have not
space to present his :rgumcnts in favor
of each, but will, say that we uudeista:id
them as we never understood- them be
fore. All persons who are interested in
the "silver question" certainly missed ai
treat by nol hearing his arguments. He
gavertwiew of the whole history of sil
ver and knocked the bottom outof silver
bejng "dumped on our shores:" His
wholo speech fully demonstrated the
.-11 i : ii n e t .1 I . , iv o - .
performers.
'Thcnm. et
hived
1 i e was nrrnro-1
piiiyeo. o. two pianos oy
tobiieeo plant
industry durin
tne
a ! !i!iuth; lVeak of4iature w
t
Jk.u.1,
At i,.
f"ii't 1
ii '.i jt
ft 'U let
ivou"-h-t
e a f w fays ago by- Bro. Jno.
the line of a c;ibbagc head.
t: it showed to be solid, wCjil
sound lionuer
which he is.
- 1
.11-:..
i;
u at,
a i
head;- but on closer inspec
found; to .be ...composed of
ii -r heads from- the size of a
o )-(.e-g.,irdo.wn.
la'oeied "Late Fiat Dutch
i'he seed came from
eitv,
i wo -of U )'v
"a'dVoia tab
:ui'.r.
i!'-.u,i(U'r-t:ueling tvbout a
T!'. cfg;,l i i it lively
Utn 'lu-ling- o i.o.t.-'h Am
-rricii u'n-v asijiee evu e . d 1 h.-V liecime
' of 1 1 ; t -: i r-i . -i r-i .. nil
u s ro-pertive ciliens.
the ther from the
nid a han'dicuiT Salurdaiy over a
Cart spring,
and- eHrnesf,
in tHai i si n:r
illUlH'
I:
quit.
' ! '.er-be i iidui'edMo trv it .
;aiu.
- Ih.
tiiri r
Our lisii ie! Ia t t tir,, v.
A. Lea.zer, -f Mo!csville-, "liec
b'r the 7th- Congressional jstrict,
Tls;-!n ins lecturing tour last week and
tidv.J several appointments in Iredell.
yo gtad to learn that Le had good
t'lou.is ar.d made a 'fine Impression. He
H : til hug appointments Jn'Rtrwan this
)ict;k. Next week he will be in Lincoln
:uuy. WcJ.espeaik for l.inv the best
X'alineet by our people everywhere. '
? , ' Gns lid. Alliiince Itailly.
' 'l i"'; will be a grand Alliance rally" in
'J-bnvy on the last iof August or the first
I'lniiher. Col, Polk and other mi
bnnd snesVers will be. present. The
jhb spr-r.-t:uies hoiild be on the lookout
i lliey will goto notice whicli should
'ittculed to at once, this will be a
- .perative grand rait V of nil the sur
C '' .7 5mntiesl ! This is the finest
i ', fllwhn,'v H" had to have such
; 1'' "nd all should beduueto maike
M f'roj.
Vadkia ..-strain CiipiJlcs Nogr;).
Last- Saturday evening as the out-going
train ou the. Yadkin road wais' Hear
ing the cotton faytory it eame to a sudden
stop. All was bewilderment to know
wlmt waa the cause. Great wavs tho ex
citement when engineer Wilson was
seen lo jump from his engine and run
towarxas the rear end of the car. Not un
til thetf was it supposed that the train
had run over a man and killed him.
When the train backed up to liira it was
found that ho was still breathing.
Jngiiieer V nson-saiid that he saw the
m
-', ,, ... . t ' - t, o ; accompanied ium so well thait mes
.in , .in-.nij 0V.-1 v jlco ii c i,. iJ . roau . . -,- i . ,
ainu ine iuokip. ncn ne got Wltluu
six or cigut steps. of him the man as if
siding oil' from the U. & 1). road stepped
backward upon the .Yadkin road. The
The second piano-:jduo,
Yaric," by llaydn-llelz.
Misses Wajllaee
w w ''-inci, P im-m'i.v ; ni-p.
, .V -. V . . . . - . , I - . V
senicd. Great dexterity, strength; and
delicacy of touch, together with' ati ani
matin:: ouinouriirr of the nermef.tltisi
spirit of this versatile fugue composition,
together witlf the fine dynamic, shading
and perfect rhythm, evolved the cica vuc.i
applause of haUy natisfaction.
Tho third piano duo, "Marehc Ttiom
pliale," by (iura, Miss M. Julian -ajjd It.
Wallace played on two pianos: linder
their hands, in this heroic com jo$t ion,
the respective pianos seemed toil sing
co-ordinately linf piled songs, with all the
rich melody of fine femade voices1 and
the vital expression and contrast of force
ovolved by aui orchestra that is imbued
and Jnstmct witli lifo, which, gave a zest
to tlris quasi-impromptu rendition that
was very satisfying and refreshing.
In the organ and trombone duO, an
aria from Handel's "Itinaldo et Armida"
(1711), Mtss C. Itendleman'srorgau play
plaiying roved her a fine performer,
powerful, graceful and sweet: her tempo
perfect and her technique broad and par
ticularly good.
A, vocal solo, "Cradle Song." was given
by Miss M. Bcail. Not being in robust
health, her voice is not powerful, but she
sings remarkably well in tune, pkraises
well, has a capital accent and much of
fine expression. M is j Wallace play ed at
fine, sympathetic accompaniment to her
Voice. .
Master FGasiH's violin solo was a
gem for one who so recently began jit tidy
and practice of music on violin: bait his
attention' was vigilant, hence, his lowing
was graceful, his tone evev, and his; runs
clean, neat and spirited. He carneiLnnd
got, hearty applause. Miss L. Fou-d
meric
solo,
shed,
Master L. Gafkill, in'
l.is
cornet
engineer blew the signal but the negro :
j proved himself to be very aiecompl
in view of tho fact that his application" to
His
; music, ou cornet, began so recently!.
dil not heed jit. In :i moment the en
gine hail struck and hurled 'him into the
expression and rhythm are above
past cceaitO loan in tne o) yt ars prevt
cus. TheSuow P.;rr. is sure to win. con fiderice
amd favor 'after a. fair trial, because it
meets the requirements of pr(gressive
lol:aHrO fairming for the finest class of to
bacco, as no ot her barn lavs ever done.
It came to fill more than one desired
,vani and has come to. stay, and, like
every other useful invention, it is
de-lined to be i:-p-vcd upon thorough
supplemental invontloa in tlie direction
of nvefce! ion. until no 'alitor Can
- ! 1
alford to ongaigo in tobacco jnar-timt
without availing himself of ll!3 Lest
methods of curing bin crops.
Yours very truly,
11 L. Kagi.an).
Mr. F. M. Kogers, of Florance, H. C,
writes as follows;
C'Ai-r. V. II. Sxov,' :
Dear Sir: Yours of the 4th inst. at
hand. I am a stronger advocate of to
bacco cured otf the .stalk than ever.
That- the leaf cured in this way is fat
superior, I am fully convinced, from
handling in our Manufacturing business
during the last few months. For the
farmer it is the way to get the greatest
profit from aiT acre, because it can be
sawed and cured bcttei ; and that it is
heavier, I know From experience.
Yours truly,
, F. M.-KiKSKits, Jr.
Cool SrniN-c.3, C, Nov. n, ISS'J.
Catt. W. 11. S.now:
By t'nis daiy's mail I'scnd you the re
sult of my experience with the Snow Thin
of curing "tobacco. v.ii:gto wet weather
wc lost half our primings but saved -ioO
pounds which would have been lost by
the old plan, 'which T sold for $". 1
also find the kiborin getting a peui.d of
tobacco from field to .market much re
duced. The labor employed in housing
is much cheaipcr. as the greater portion
can I e handled by children. By the new
proeecs it requires much less barn room
as 20 or 25 acres can be cured in
one barn. Owing to the mild heat re
quired in curimr, much fuel is saved.
lour process is a success noyonu an
question. I heartily commend it to my
brother farmers who wish to make a
success of raising tobacco.
Wishing you much success, I am,
Yours truly,
D. J. P.u;n.
W.Yxr.svrLT.K, N. C, Nov. 12,
Cai't. W. H. Snow:
f.-ar Sir: The Modern Barn process
certainly takes considerably less barn
mom mid oilsn ji rreait deal less fuel. I
- - - -- . - .
locality, we learn, are doiig wdl with
their new stamp mill and; it is reported
that they have just strueH a body of ore
richer than any they have had heretofore.
"JIN" MINlt. . t
Mr. H. O. Crowcll, the (superintendent
of this mine, informs, us that the main
shaft is down ninety feet oil a two and
one-half quartz vein; that! the ore is very
rich and the necessary lOaebinery for
treating it will be elected very shortly.
This property is. in Stanly county about
two and on .! halt miles from New Lon
don and was recently purchased by
western capitalists.
Itu'.cs to tho S.nto Meeting-.
No doubt a gooil many; Western peo
ple 'Will-want to take advantage of the
low rates to Morehead next week for the
State Aoiavi.ee meeting whica promises
to be a very interesting one.
Soino d-iyi ao rates to! the State Alli
ance at Morehead were published by the
associated. passenger agent3. The rates
were very high, but our excellent State
Secretary and o! hers have been at work
and lower rates have, been made.
Wc can givclhcm from a; few pouits only:
Charlotte, 8. CC; Salisbury, $7.15; Albe
marle, ? ".10; Ashcboro. $7.10; Greensboro,
$G.S5; Winston, ?b:o0; Wilkeiro, 8.t0;
Durham, $5; Oxford; $5.50; Henderson,
$0.10; Kaleigh, $4.40; Sejma, $3.25. We
wish we had the figures for other point?,
but tickets will be at the same rate one
and one-half cents per jnile each way.
These rales are the lowest given to any
bodythe same that is charged the State
Tobacco Association and the members of
the Teachers' Assembly. Many who
wanted to go to Morehead had backed out
on acount of the firsfT rates published,
but these will he satisfactory. Board $1
to $1.50 per day at Morehead. Those
w ishing to stay a week can get board at
$5 to $ lO-
OnC 20-horsc-powcr Eric City
Engine and 25 b. p. Boiler. r
OneOQ-savv Van Winkle Cot
ton Gin with feeder and con
denser.
Also, Van Winkle rjrcF?.
One Lidddl Saw Mill and
Platform Scales.
This machinery is all in good
order, and . can he bought to
gether or separately to mit pur
chaser, Will be sold cheap and
on reasonable terms. Call on
or address,
I). C. BRADStTAW,
Russell, Kowan Co.,N.C.
Firs in the West Yard.
I wisli to call l iic attention ot my
Iriends to the fact that I have deter
mined to consolidate my business nt one
point. Therefore I -have closed my up
town store and aim doing business jen
tirelv at the store on South Main street
near the Salisbury Cotton Mills. Here
I have a full line of Dry Goods,' Nation
Shoes, Groceries and Provisions, Conn
try produce a specialty. I want air un
limited number of chickens and eggs at
all times, for which I will -pay the highest
price. Mr. A. A. Ilartman is with me
and will be pleased to wait on his friends.
Respectfully T. J. W . BKOWN.
E AMES s EARHHABDT
Tlie Enterprising Furni
"' ture Dealers,
Are-receiving new good every Tay and
will furnish your house from the kitchen
to the parlor. We IvnndTe- a full line of
house furnishing goods. Wc
RECEIVED TO-DAY
at nice fine oi wainui aim kkk buus una
will, sell them at price? to suit every one.
We have the prettiest and nobbiest j line
of Bedsteads ever offered for pale in
Rowan county. Don't fail to see them.
Don't fail to sec our . , '
Parlor Sn'ts from $
They are beauties. Don't buy any fnr
niture until you have' examined our
ttock. It will pay you.
Our trade bus increased to such ah cx-:
tent tlmt we have found it
NECESSARY TO ENLARGE"
and have rented nnotber room near our.'
present one. -
We will give a cash discount of 10 per
cent, for the next 3( days; Come 'and.
sec our large stock. Our goods are g wl:
quality and wc will make the prices suit
you. ,
Yours with best wishe?,
EAfflES & EARNHARDT.
cisnv: his tono is pure and fully tindjer his
criU" j think the tobaicco cured in your bairn is
aiir.
turning
lii in
.summersault, and
control, while, executing with remarkable
binding him with his feet lying on the K.
'ability. Mi-s L Foust accompanied him
cc J). roaid. -1 be man wavs a negro bv the ' i i ' .
. , T, , . , j endowed with tne spiritual
name oi George Fester, lie Is a hand ,t .
Fj. Ii. and W. H. Neave both played
heavier and better t ua
i in the manner of a suoerior miMiciaii
il CSSflit Ijlis Of 1 R.rn
working at lijui ice factory. When he
was picked up he could not movehand
with
more than their Usual
rerrr and
Ol fooL' It, is 1 i);it. ln TA;i-s ! . ...
n.: : : 'i;I'bty:andtiisisthe only oceasn, in
t..... w iiiiirc-.. iiii.-s Hiis II!U cause OI ' 1 . . , -, , 1 .
'n. ......5.1... i, - ... . . , !a Uiuq, when Mrs. cavc haf$ had
, ', . . , 1 to take a pait in the orchestral nuinbe
I'Hiiui ii;tvK to me uepoi; x aoctor i j
VV!1C lll-illTO-Kf lit .-I-;. .,, I
i . . ' sue was comnelled to do a deni
and noon oxiinnieit on tw., fnml il,.,il . . . ifnn.i luuowi, ui.pi
4 - " - - w, i no 1 1 (t U
no holies were broken. J The negro is
able to be up this week and it is supposed
that bo will get. well.
The fall sowloii of the Salisbury ho hp1 cvel. t r All(l
(naued st hoots for bo h races will beg,,, clu.e?showed no signs of saUety I S
on Moinbty, August .'fist. Teachers and verv-iln-dle P, i(h..,Vf i ' '
pupils are hereby notified to be in their mo.-e 1 f " S'm
desire "to push the young people fb
a urn luosic.ii enieriaiinment waH
less, and all were effusive in praise!
Hughes pronounced it tho finest
n the s:in:e tobacco
. .. . 11 1.1 . . 4 1 ... 4
u cured on inesia'-u. ivi hum m.n -
been the result of my one year's experi
ence. I haid live or six barns cured iai
itbeoldwaiy and seven in tne loacrn
The cures in the lUouern Jjairn
were the best, and the tobacco brought
more per pound. I never expect
to cure iobaeeo on the stalk again. I
have recommended the Snow Barn to my
neighbors. Everything considered, I
think the Snow Bairn much cheaper than
the old style barn.
Yours, ccc,
J. E. Hall.
The above are only a few of the hun
dreds of letters all telling the same story
flaw- j that it is the. best of all plaus ever tried.
Prof jKverv person interested in tobacco ought
. ' ho u-Hto for oaihilogucfi cxphdniug overy-
IUHMO
voting,
her
wan
By order of Gonun;! lee.
!I J Ov::rm.x, Se-'y
audi-
ga vp
i thing.
Children Cry lor Pitcher's Castcra 'here tin
Mr. T. C. Pope, a representativo of
nging for the above firm, is now in this county and
would be gbid to see any one interested
in the raising of tobacco. He will be
remainder of thi
FEMALE I
SALEM, N. C.
Tho Oldest Female Colhgo in the South.
Tl.c 0r;th Annual SeSfjpn begins August
'Tt!i ls;l. Pveiritfr for hist Vf;;r ::."(',
rhtl features: TifK I'ICV EL TMENT OF
llKAbTH, CIlARACTKit AND IXTKLbECT.
I'H.ltlins ! thoroughly, robaydelfil. Fully
c(ii;;n'tl Prjiaraiory. ('oplegi"tc r.r.d Vvsi
Crra.iuate lc:artiaei!t. Ui'h-s f:rft-cla.
s-hools in SlfSIC. A!iT. LAXtU' A(II, COM
MERCIAL AND INIM'STIU A b HITDJES.
JOHN H. CLE WELL, I'ii.u-iPal.
McuiloD tne w atclinun H iica ou wrlie.
DAVIS SCHOOL
A MltlTARY INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS and YOUKG MEfi.
nil CoHPj?eeoTirso oumy.
fn ,niT.lf.K' iirrn.iratorv cot-rse.
1 Ii'. V ' i 1 1 I (ii mi. ' " - ' ' - - '
Ineeriujr. ' Full Commt-rclal
Oonrso. Befiiclent Suri-'ii!.
No charge for medical
attention. Caxet crnft
Hand, taftrueilon in Musl
ni Art. Practical courise lii
yTfl.-Krrspby.
! VERY IiOW EATia
IFor ReciRU-r. with teriiis aua
tpartlculsnj, address
Location Famocs CoI. A. C. DAVIS, Supt.,
1 Jibif
THS r ORTII CAROLINA
College of Agriculture
Mechanic Arts
State of North Carolina, fr
t. n Superior Qturt
Ec wan County, J July mh -mi
Notice is hereby given of the incorpo
ration of the Central Land Company 0f
Salisbury, N. C; that the names of the
incorporators are Edwin Shaver, P. II.
Thompson, N. B. McCanles?, I. H.
Foust, J. S. McCubbine, John S. Hender
son, J. M. Haden, h. E. Stccre, M. L.
liean, E. 1. Wharton, and such others as
they may associate w ith them; that the
principal place of businesg shall bo in
Salisbury, N. C, and its general purpose
and business is to buy and sell real estate
and lo erect buildings and factories, and
the doing of any other business conferred
upon corporations by the laws of N.
tliait theduraiion of the corporation shall
be hixty years; the capital stock is sixty
thousand dollars, with privilege to in
crease to three bundled thousand dol
lars, divided into shares of the par value
of one hundred doljars each.
W. (I. WATSON, C. H. C.
Fresh Garden Seeds at rc
duced prices. .
Clovernnd Craps Seeds li
the lowest prices atEnniss' Druj.
Store. -
READ THIS t
Be sure and call for a
of 3 Cures. It has never failed
to cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and Sick Headache. I can give
you first-class references in Sal
ishury to prove its merits. Fan,
sale hy
BE IN TIME.
Don't wait till you get fdrk to get a
bottle of Enniss' Diarrhoea Specific, but
come and have it ready. It will nave you
a doctor bill and probably your life. It
is speedy eure for Diarrhea, Ftnx, Sum
mer and Bowel complaints. Jt never
fails to cure ii taken in time.
J. If. ENNISS.
fo!2tf
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I BK IK
AWn f A PITA! "
The Fanner s Great Book.
liv Ihe prouiiiiciit and well-known writer,
"E. A. ALLEN,
COL: L. T. POLK,
J'les. N. F. A. and i.'U.
JOHN TIUMLLE,
h'ee. Nat. (i range, Tlie Pairons
As'sted by " v ' ' - ,
iiEiunciriMYjiiciL
Hcc. Tlte Jnrnwrs1 Nat. i-eagiio.
.K)IIN P. STELLE,
S"c. (ien. Assembly IirmPTs'
Mutual Iieuefit Associaitioii,
AND
Will begin its tliii'l .-ossioa: on SeptcnoVr 'U,
is:l,"w -tli im rfa-til facilities aiel fjiiijnn-iits
in ('ktv ftppitrtnuMit. . Tin- past siM ee-.-fu !
yo:ir has Sp'fi fiirtli'T evi'lfnee of it? ppietiejil
value itn"ljit. young men iue adrraily in 'ifr
ni;U!.l for iri'?p"!idu!e posifioiii?. Total rust.
$100.00. E.ieh Cuiutyj SuperiiitenUcnt of
Ivlucation will examine nppiivHUU for 'H'lniU
in For entnlofrnos. :il-!rrf.
ALEX Q. EOLLAD VY, PrHcnt,
i; i,:.n;ii N. t:
t. i r
or f I usoaiu'rv
Also fuu other of the Trading Ofiicers of labor organization.
This book contaii.s a true aecounrof the work
done by the diflcrcnt organisations.
r NEW POLITICAL PAHTY WAS OPOANiZED AT CINCIN
NTl 'MW I'd, lJl. THIS WORK CONTAINS A FULL ACCOUNT
OF THAT NOTED CONVENTION, TEE I'L TFOU51 A OOP TED, AU-
JJKESS BY SENATOU PFEFFEU.1
The book contains o'JO oct.ivo pages und is Inindsoiueiy bound.
IvNOLLSII CLOTH, - - - - ?2JK).
HALF MOROCCO, - - - - - $2.50.
Tl" ixivntpook enn be bad i 11 Nortb Cnmljna only tbrougl).
THE B. D. BflBIBSON FOB. HOUSED .
HaliMgb.N.C.
fCSTAOEXTS WANTED IN EVE 11 Y COUNT i
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