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ALXIANCK DIUKCTOUY.
1 HatPmal AUnneeL. h. Pol K president,
North Cniiw; II. II. Clover, vice presi
dent, Km: J. burner, fccrotary.
Treasure, Qeargta; J. F. WillctU, lecturer,
K insas.
, State AViuM EU4? . C?vrr, president,
OKI Sparta; E. 0. UeMiu-ficl3, seeretry,
lUleijrli. x '
i? fj.ntelAial DijifrirtLcrUirrr, A
L'-;jz vr. Mw.r.nvill". Prcsiilent, Col. H. A.
For ex,-CH; $'. Pe9 E, P, lnirk,
-t:imw'ooli .Sfii retf-ry hu4 Treasurer J. 1j.
J:imey,3rtlislfv. i
": Ilvaa: County .Ua Miller, presiilent,
HIackmer; M. L. Ritehie, Bccrtay, iw.
( mt-rZ Counti J. B. Holman, pVcaiUuit.
,T.wl Spring; M. E. R.imsey, secret arr,
loortsville.
' Calxtrrvt County A. FTHilenian, prcpi.-ck-nt.
Cmronl; Dr. J. S. LafTerty, secre
. lary, G'oneord.
- httUUon County-11. S. Green, president,
yimc; W.-A. Liudsay, secretary, Thomas
.viile. jCaianba County -S. T. Vi1fon, prcsi
l-nt, Nvwton; JP. Herman, secretary,
levton. '
C. Kefurm Press Association.
Officers J. h- Ramsey, prctidrat; Marie
JixUlett viat-pr evident; W. h. Barney sec
yet&ry.
j papers.
,progretf Farrser, State Orjjan,
nlel?h, X. c
r Union, N. "".
eati raajan.
'lnl HOD"?.
ii)ii, ?. C
BftilMMtty, C.
FtraierV Advocato,
Mount Ua Momc-Journal,
SV.lknee Mentlnel,
".Country Lite,
"vercury,
lUitler, '. '
T.trtx.iO, N. C
Ann. Mile. N. V.
Go4(1sxro, X.
Trinity' uie.:e, N. c.
hickory. N". ',
WMttakPrs, N C,
Kick c,( the abmt-named papers ar re
,L'td to ken) the list standing on the fir
yagr and add others, protyled they are duly
ele.'t a Any paper Jailing to advocate the
0ahx platform will be dropped from the
Hat promptly. Our people van note see
that papers art published in, their interest.
r XeTer tuii Into Ittt.
Among the many good things which
Horace Grcely wrote for the New York
1 Jjrdgei' is the following vivid article on
" the misery of heing in debt:
To be hungry, ragged and penniless,'
"is not pleasant: but tli is U nothing to
the horror of bankruptcy. All the
wiiith of Itothchilds would be a poor
recompense for a five years struggle
''with consciousness that yon had taken
the money or property f trusting
friends promising to return or pay
" for it when required, and had betrayed
thir eonfidcuce through insolvency.
I avli on thi point, for I would
deter oilers from entering that place
"f torment. H.ilf the young men iu
it lie ciii' r.tiy, wit h many old enough to
hijow better, wouhl "go inio biHinessl!
. that is, into debt to-niorrorir if they
coii.ld.
For my own part and I speak from
ad experience--1- would rattier be a
coayict'in a.S:ate prison, a slave in a
rice swamp, than pass through life un-
: Uci ' ttic -J ift
young hian misjudge h im-sel f unfortu
'iiate, or truly poor,' so' long as he has
full us of his limbs and faculties and
jgubstautially from debt.
J Hunger, cotd, rags, hard work, con
.tempt, suspicion, unjust reproach, are
. disagreeable; but debt is infinitely
.worse tluiu them all. And, it it had
j) leased God to -pare either or all of
piy 4t(ins to le tin? support and solace
of my declining years, the lesson
whicli I should have rho.-t earnestly
nought to iiupiess. upon them is:
'Never run into debU Avoid pecuni
ary obligation as you would avoid pes
tilence r famine, if you havo but
fifty cents, and can get no niore for a
week buy a peck of corn, parch it, and
live on it, rather than owe any man a
dollar r:
'Of course-1 know that some men
must do business that involves risks,
and niut give notes juid other obiiga
. tions; iind l do not consider him in
debt who can lay his handdirectly&h
- the nieansint paying at some little sac?
- rifice all he owes. I scenk of real
debt that whih involves risk or sac-
- 1'ifice on the one side, obligation or de
pendence ou the other and I sav,
from all such let every youth humbly
.- pry God to preserve him evermore.
A Youthful Kdison.
Up'in Harlem there lives a boy of
ien years who has a positive genius
:i;r comoining ni posihinties of get-
ling fun outj)f life. His parents are
indulgent, aud lie has about every
jdaything that a youngs'er of his age
.could wish for, but none of thSeihings,
-not even his nickU plated bycicle has
tho honor of his attention.
If he rides the bycicle he must have
Iiis Flobert rifly slung across his back
nnd yell like nn Indian, or he must
have his express wagon hitched on be
hind loaded up with small tovs and
J,i is baby sisters. If he skims around
,on Louex avenue with, his roller skates
he must either fly hi kite or roll a
hoop, and if he drives on t with his
' team of goats he must have halt a
dozen picture books along to peruse on
liis Avay. His crowning exploit came
'Monday, when his father brought him
home ,n Janctwqod bow and set of ar
rwjfaud saiito Ins wifpfriuniph&nt!v'
Vliy Jore, I'll bet that Fred can t work
in nv.y combination on that!" '
That- same evening after dinner
r red's father went out on the pi.az i
:o on oke, and was astonished to hejM-
ind repirrts t.0-m! at inUi v.tU from th
arr above his head. He went around
l2--iTnYrLt1 i,lvliS4,K aud tound
hnt Fred hid iHnight a-pack of Mr.
tirecrackers and was shooting thcio off
M-tremendous height hv stickiii"
them on -the head of his arrowy
fighting the fuss atfd sending them
skyward with the ttdl force "of the
low. Fred's father offers a liberal re
ward to the man who will invent a
toy that his son can not improve upon
Xeic York Herald'. '
' .Scene.: a family boarding house.
i inie: oundav evenin. 44 You aie not
gating any chichea. M. Leinachin!1'
. iNo, madam me, thanks; I never work
pa Snadays;' Maju J Fer.
Mrt Dixoijun the Alliance
fh ilerVThomas Dixon had some
thing th say-for the Fanners Alliance
yesterdav in his remarks preceding nw
sermon in Associatttfi Hall. He said
that it was ly no means sure that the
recent election had proved sx death
hlow.to the Alliance "this name less
hohuoLlin with hayseed in its hair."
V. this talk about the death of the
Farmer' Alliance and 1tdustial Union
cheap pari wan twaddle.
"Its life was not involved in the
fiurlit. It was not seriously affected by
these elections because it is primarily
a moral, nut a political movement.
The movement is nriU last analysis a
religious mi.yement and tinds its basis
n the religious nature ot the nv.llions
or under m;i3ses who compose its rank
ami file. .
"Not a single one of the niollenis
that gave birth to this movement lias.
been mot as yet. They have not even
been given aJiearng. They have been
l ooted out of. court by the hired as- is-
sin-i of thought in the oluVi parties.
who fight not fr principle but tor
oftic.
"In spite of good crops, gambling in
tlie bread of a starving world stili
holds its carnival of hell on the floor
of your exchange
CoTrva.iv may hoot nd IHh!Jy "
and ball! but the movement is one of
the restless power. You had as well
try to sweep hack the sa with a goose s
tail feather ns to try to stop it with the
pen of rHicule. You hud as well try
to d un Niag ua with an anathema. '
Xetc York Herald.
jCnit'o SuncrctHling' Saw.
'There was exhibited yesterday at
Green point, L. I., a machine which is
t-xpect.ed to revolutionize the lumber
bu-ines-. This machine cuts lumber
without ny waste, aud there is no
sawdust whatever. In cutting lumber
with a saw there is a great loss which
gets into sawdust. -The new inven
tipn, which is eailed the Hradley draw
cutting machine, is designed to cut
thin boards and- planks, and will cut
in different thickness varying from one
thirty-second of an inch to an inch.
The inventor is ihomas S. Crane,
nd he and Dr. K. Bradley, who is the
principal owner, have been at work pxi
it for tivejyears. i
-The faving in lupiber that this ma
chine will effect will be very great
Mr. Lewis said that in small lumber,
one-cpiarter'and onca half an inch in
tiii'.-kness, one-fjuarter of the log is
lost 111 sawdust. I'liMii another eighth
is Ipst i:i planing, and the lumberman
is preparing Ins, lumber for use loses
tnree-eight3,uf the log. I his h-w in
veniio;i will :ive all that.- Yesterday
the machine ran for the first time in
four month. It cut e.herrv. -ash
birch and inaple in thickness ironr i
sisteenth to a half inch. 1 he machine
is intended to be placed in the woods
and to cut the trees as soon .is they
are helled. r ureen wood is cut mon
easily than seasoned wood, but los
were cut irp yesterday that l.ad lain in
the yard ten years. The machine
weighs forty tons. Philadelphia Tele-
A,
Tlii rl Party Not Mentioned.
President Polk was here yesterday
for the first time since the Indianapolis
convention. When asked about the
report sj of "splits," "going over to t tie
third party," etc., he said there was not
a word of trut h in them. The conven
tion was large and enthusiastic, and a
more harmonious meeting was never
held in the United btates. He further
said: "The third party was not men
tioned in the convention at all, and
the body never gave it a single
thought." Asked about the statement
that he would move . his family to
Washington he said there was no
truth. in the reports; North Cjiroliuafis
the best country he-has found yet, and
he'expeets to stay here. He will pro"b
ably return to Washington to-day.
Raleiyh Chonicle.
c i
"How was it your little sister got so
much of the cake when I gave it to you
al for youiself?" asked his kind aunt.
''Because," replied little Johnnie, rub
bing his eyes, "She snatched it."
T7IIAT AK ASS AH
&s theuht himself as fico looi
lag ua Kls nelabsr, the htne, tmtU h
a Cij, tivr Waself la ths leoklag
glass, xhen he cald "TThat aa ass am II
Ar thero not scores of people wh
cannot see theaselvcs as others eY
them? They have b&d blood, pim
rlos, toterAiions, and other kin
dred disfigctits. All thesr annoy
ing thmg3 could be entirely eradicated,
and tho s'da restored to 44 lily white
E033," If that world-famed remedy, Dr.
ricrce's Golden Medical Discovery,
tvero given a fair trial.
It cures all humore, from the ordi
nary blotch, pfcnplo cr cr.iptloa to tho
jworst scrofula, or tho inost inveterate
blood-taints, no matter what their na
ture, or whether they bo Inherited or
acquired. Tho "Golden Medical Db.
covcry" Is tho only blood - purifier
ffuaraniecd to do just what it is roc
emmeaded to, or nioney rcfnr.ded.
World's DisPExsanx Medical As
fociAnoif, Proprietors, No, G03 Main
Street, UuJIalo, N. Y. ' " V - "
General :: Directory.
COUNTY COVERS VEST.
Clerk Superior Court, W G Vulson.
Sheriff; Jas M Monroe i .
Register of Deeds, H N V oodson.
Treasurer, J Snm'l McCubbins.
Surveyor, 15 C Arey.
Coroner, I) AAtwetl.
Coraraissioners, V I, Kluttz, chairman,
Dr L W Coleman, Cornelius Kestler, J
A Stewart ud I F Patterson.
Sup't Public Schools, K U ivizer.
Sup't of Health, Dr J J Suunnerell.
OverseerPoor. A M Brown.
7Y;ir.v.
Mnvor, TCLinn
Clerk, D li Julian.
Tr.ijjrr. I H Foust.
Police, G H Shaver chief, J F Pace, C
W Pool, 11 51- B:irringer.
nonimissiniiers North ward, C F At-
well, D M Miller; South ward, I) K Julian,
N D McCanlcSs; East ward, T A Cough-
enour, Jno Movie; West ward, 11 J Hol
mes, II T Tranlham.
CIIUHCIWS.
Methodist -Services every Sunday at
11 si" in 'and GJ pin. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday at p m. Kev Dr.
W H Leith pator,
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
atg o'clock. J W Mauney, sup't.
Presbyterian Services every Sunday
at 11 a m and S:.'0 p in. Prayer liieetiu"
Wednesday at 8:ii0 p in. Kev J
Sunday school eerv Sunday afternoon
at 4 p in. J Kumple, sup't.
Lutheran Serv ices every Sunday at 11
a ra and 7 i in. Prayer ineeuug every
Wednesday at 7 p jn. llcv Chas li iving,
pastor.
Sunday scnool every Minuay auernuuu
at 3 vn. K G Kizer, sup t.
Eniscopal Services every Sunday at 11
a m and 0:130 p m and Wednesday at 6:M0
p m. ltev F J Murdocti, rector.
Sunday school every rumtay aiiernoun
at u p in. , sup i.
Daptist Services every Sunday morn
ing and night. Prayer meeting exjery
Wednesday night, liev N S Jojies,
pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at 9 a.m.
N S Jones, sup't.
Catholic Services every third Sunday
at 10ra m and 7 p m. ltev Father
Joseph, pastor.
Sunday schuol every Sunday at 10 a m.
Y M C A Devotional services at Hall
every Sunday at 4:30 p in. Business mect
iriglirst Thursday night in every mouth.
I II Foust, pres't.
LODGES.
Fulton Lodge No 99 A F & AM, meets
every first and third tndav night in each
mouth. E B Neave. W M.
Salisbury Lodge, No 21; K of P, meets
every Tuesday night. A 11 boyden,C L
Salisbury Lodge, No 77."., K of II, meets
every 1st r.nd 3d Monday night in each
month. 0 T Bernhardt, Dictator.
Salisbury "'-uncil, No 272, Royal Ar
canum, meets every 2d aud 4th Monday
night in each month. 11 G Kizer
Begeet
POST OFFICE.
uiuee hours riom T:"0 a m to c,.;0 p rn.
Money order hours 9 am to 5 p m.
Sunday hours 12:15 a in to 1:00 p m
J 11 Ramsay, P M.
To neutralize the sm il of cabbage
while boiling, cook onions at th.e sam
time. .It you wish, to destroy the sine!1,
of onions burn the house down.
Bucklea's Arnica Salve.
The best salve ni the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 2o cents per
box. "For sale by T. F. Kluttz & Co.
Although the right of preptrty in
man has censed to exist, we often find
the practical joker gelling his ccquain
iuii:t.
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HCureh
SCRCrULA. u;.csrs. fit
form ol malignar.t f-Xjfi LiiLPTiCV. Lr.
Sides belna eKicacicus in tci iro yp ti e t
System and reilori.-iQ 'he crst::ut!cr,
hen Irrpalral fro. ar. teus.. i- H
almost supernntural r-fa'-ig jitcpeiiir
Justify us in guaranteeing cure, ii A
directions are foliot.
8EHT FREE
WXrFTR-ATI.'D
BuoL of VI ir.iyr.,
BLOOD BALM CO
Silanta. $. $
a. -
PROFESSIOXAL CA IIDS.
R. LEE WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, N. C.
Willpracticc in all the courts of Rov.-an and
adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to
all matters pertaining to mv profession.,
Feb. 12, 1891." ' " - ""fii
A. S. HEILIQ.
Attornoy Atljaw.
, SALISBURY, N. C.
Office in Davi? Jk Wiley's hank htiihlnip
corner of Main and I nniss streets. Will prae'
tice in Courts of Rowan and adjoining counties.
Prompt and careful attention given to nil bus
incss entrusted to me. Special attention given
to collections.
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Attends to RailroadJJpnstruction, Surveys,
and Mapping of Real Estate, Estimates ol
WaterjPowers, Plans for the Erection of Mills,
Dwellings, iesrand attends t.i tlio nnrrh.co
all kinds of Machinery, Building Materials, &c,
fel 2 tf
GRANTTR-
Having bought the
Rowan County ;ran-
ite Millstone Ouarrif. TnAie . vu..11 '.'.r'"'-
estate, I vrni continue to anuitaure nHlsiVni'
mlll-snlndles and .ortableTli s t Sfe
and wheat, fprrcfepondence com-itel" AcUlre
3i ly
' J 'I' lT . '
. . . i . n i All,
. Frtlth, Kowan Co V r
McUob the -A atsbman
Mr. lixoi's Humor.
Rev. Tom. Dison's sermon on
"Heaven" is very sparkling, interest
ing and impressive, with a sprinkling
of fuiMiereand there as when heaid:
"Live a goat, die a goat. Live a
sheep, die a eep. The only way 1
make a goat into a sheep is to have
him hi Til r.gaiu. You may take a
goat, cut his h,rns, trim his bearxi,
put a beautiful shet'p-skin on him and
trot hun down- the street, hut he is
tiil a gout. He wiil go straightway
and begin to chew leather. There are
a great many people, huwpver, who be
lieve that they -aii live tber goat life
hi-ivand whn they reach ths celestial
,r.,'n ! niiir,.) j ! i wv. n around them
Tn . ' , S , i n
n beautiiul bieacnea merino roue.
Poison of the Tettii.
lilting
dangerou
Biting the nails is an exceedingly
us practice, sis the hiter never
knows when to stop, and at any mo-
ment is li:tlde to bite lato "the quick
1 and cause blood poisoning. Lven when
the utmost caw is taken of the teeth, a
poisonous secretion is apt to collect on
them, and the 'entrance of a minute
portion of th'!s into the cin-u ation
n:av on-;.- . -; t.in!y fatal as the pus
en i :.ri- u's
J'Jnqxircr.
!nei. Chi- inualii
Ch'Idfcn Cry for Pitcher's CastoriiL
."mm
3o!d by T. K KLU 1 12 & Cu.
W. T. M KA DOW S. J H.MKMK)WS,
of (ir.invllU- o., I ras. of Durham Co., Secy.
J. W. BIJOOlvS,.
of Person Co., Tjr -s.
PiuKCTcrts: !):irl'.ain county, l II.Ma' ; firan
vl;! ..j...;. M 'llows: l't'rson." J . W. l'.r.nikb; cht
lt.iiri. ii. S''. 'f i ;r invllle, o. ii. tnrr:,y.
Mkii Aliiascs Totecco I. Co.,
y.i a n t r ka ct riiK its ok
All Grades Chewing Tobacco."
r..etorv owned and cont roped by Alluwemen.
V.in-i!" :c n::-.'i tcb.i-.-co espt el illy f'sr the Alliance
tr.i ie. i;'.,-iiit--s Agents!, A litance Kxehaugf-s and
iiii.H'' s?or..-s and V;reli:!t''s s'lo'ild get our
:ri -e lUtrs an I simi.s at on:-i. Noihln hettr
Ihi'i oir -S'in-('il"fl S-.ve,-; :,-:.," 'V.. A. L. I'."
"I ivs" '-i'l) ':) -C-lod io:per," "Alliance
ti vor!: ." .in i "."oik s Favorite' hr.HnH.
Wlit ') nl iso 1 1 hr- ..r from our lui.thr-rs frwn
iuiv point, la the fnltr-l states in re,'ir.l to tobacco.
Will s a t s 'ni:; 's free of ch it,;i. A.Uress
Durha2i Finmcrs' Alliance Mfqr. Co.,
Please ni'-r.tlen the Watchman. '
DO YOU IHTOW THAT
CAHRY
THE LARGEST
STOCK OF DIAMONDS
OF ANY IIOl'SE IN NORTH -CAROLINA?
SELECTION PACKAGES
SENT ON APPLICATION. WE KEEP
NO IMITATION STONES IN
STOCK. REFER TO
CHARLOTTE
BANKS.
BOYNE & BADGER
DIAMOND DEALERS,
CHAIiLOTTE, IT. C.
SStly
ricuaa mention the V aichman viher. you wrlto.
HorfolkAlliance Exchange
11 and 13 Ccnnnerce St.,
Norfolk, Va.,
0wiif?d and controlled by Alliaucemen
for handling produce,
COTTON A SPECIALTY.
Don't sell before vvritinc for par-
77
l2 N P ZJi U? ZJ w w
fmm
k--i..-,-T- v - ? f rite
Boyne a
Badger
I ticulars to
i J. J. ROGERS, Mgr.
i r. O.TJox 22.
Halaria, Bnmb Chills,
Fever and Agne, Wind
Colic, Bilious Attacks.
Tby prodnee rsrtUr, natural
ttntfonM. never grip r Inttrfer wlltt
Uy bunlnesi. Am rumlly mefileloe,
tlicy Nouia l I ry lioutiia.
SOLl KVIiKXWlIKHE.
Watson & Btrorow, Attorneys at Law, t
Wursios. N. C, Sep't It), 18L f
Jas. IT. VTetjb, Sec'y. Washington, I). C. :
Deab Sir I have been using one of yenr
Eleotropoies for f onr years, upon a littlo In
valid bo n, who has been afflicted with a pul
monary trouble and a dropsical tendency. I
have found great relief for him in the nso of
the Electropoise, when the doctors had faik-d
to give him any permanent relief, and I am
satisfied that but fcr its nso we shonld havo
lost him. I have never seen it fail to reduce
his fever, or to bring eonnd sweet Bleep. I
would not be without it for many tlmea it3
cost. Yours truly, J. C. BUXTON.
Mr. Buxton is also President of First Na
tional Bank, Winston, N. CX, and is oao of the
foremost men of the bouta.
For aU information address
ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO.,
Me. 1405 New York Av.. Washington, D.
pr 222 Kinq St., CHAntcsToat B.C. '
sir? m ;' i won
Tf1
, ,
"If wean Imiki lioiii .- ....- ; i r cent, on
Jewelry we Uon l bc il '
Dp you know th.u tni h-..- .-..: e...ind stlls 13,
a custom with nearly nllJi . c If-rr? If ; a-y eai.1
double tU.-lr money It. Is c- -l-ie! "sof Uilng
awful." Away wttti such o!-.l h.y 11. -as. I Dcteve
in t'ne "quick s.uos uti . .-.m.iii ii.o:ir' pjsteui or
i.oln businrss, and sh.ill nlwii.vs sil'k to It. torn-
liufe i !ie eoods and prtcts quoted l.-low with thobe
cf(i-thor dealers and s-e tor yourself.
I "have Just received an elegant line or tliecele-
brat.'d HL-RKKU W.VIt lll-S In bh indies' an.l
genis S1-.OH, skM, sllvor ud nlck-1. dipwa from ihe
factory at canton. Oiilo. U li strto you thlukor a
b'-autlfully engraved solid 14k ladles' pold watch at
-M .n r.-criiKi r iirh'p nf whtoli 1ULM 1 h:ivi tnpm.
Also a complete, line of lading' pold watches from
$io to f i(H). very large n'sonmeu 101 gems- go-.u.
filled and silver Wat, lies at pilce that wld
astonish you. The Dueoer Sllverine atcn. key-
. ... t.. ........ ...
winding, with Elirin, Walt ham, Hampden or IU1
nols meveini nts at ft, usually sells r.;r $8. same
watch with si -m-wind for vs, regular price J9 and
$10. I can sell a imcber 1 ik gold tllied watch, war
ranted for twenty-!lvi; year, with a full Jeweled
Elglu, Waltliam or any An erlcan movement de
sired of Klmllar gr de for $;8, regualr $lo watch. I
have any watch you want and can Bare you 25
per cent, on It.
Large line of Gents' CHAINS In various Btyles.
qualities an I prices. Unarms, carf tins, Stone
and Plain Gold King1, and all otber l.trrtte-ef-nrsl
class sroods. Cuff Hultns. collar Muttons, sc., &
A nice line of CLOCKS from 9o cents up. (iuar-
anteodTor 12 montha. Will sell them In weekly
inBLauuom
All I asfls a chance. I hafe no rent nor clerks
to pay and can rife my customers the benefit of
35 per cent.
Thanking you for past faTors. I renpaln, yours re
spectfully, S. A. L. JOHNSON.
Main Street, opposite I'ostoniee.
Miner
One 20-horsc-power Erie City
Engine and 25 h. p. Boiler.
One (0-saw Van Winkle Cot
ton Gin with feeder and con
denser. Also, Van Winkle Press.
One Li Will Saw Mill and
Platform Scales.
This machinery is all in good
order, and can be bought to
gether or separately to suit pur
chaser, Will be sold cheap and
on reasonable terms. Call on
or address,
1): C. HTi ADS HAW.
Russell, liowan Co...C
J. A. JOHNSTON.
JOHN!
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People of Salislurv and
correspond with us. Estima ?s
Mention tnt- WaTchm.in when you write.
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R. J, HOLMES, - resident.
I. II. FOUST, - - Cashier.
Capital, ' 850,000.
Surplus aud Profits, $38,000
General Bankingbusiness trans
acted. Deposits solicited.
fclftlv
Land Sale.
Pursuant tn a decree of Uov.in S.ijtr--rior
;iu-t. i ---ill neil at the Cyr.ri u .
doo.- in Sa'.i'Utry on 5,.-.;
. Saturday, the 2Sth day of Nov , 1801,
j the valuable lands of C. C. Ki idereV?,
situate at and near Ml. Vernon, Strotch
' Irish township, ltowan county. - The
j land.-: have been divided into three tracts,
; as follow? :
No. I. Containing 49 acres, more ot
lesp. including the Krider- Homeatead,
Floivring Mill,. Saw Mill, Cotton Urn
house, fee. Splendid water power.
No. 2. Adjoining ISo. 1, containinjj 44
S--100 acres, more or le.is. iNo unpryve-
' 1
r.ients.
No. 3. Adjoining No. 1, containing
ivt :icrtM. more or les. on which is store
, u t.,ii H.,.li;.. I,.ihutw.
v. , .....i,, , ... .
Wilkesboro road, Luckey line and
FnnMh creek
x , . t i i w
I Also, at same tune and place, 1 W llir
fj-saw cotton irill. 1 Cotton press.
, ,kT..i i. k.,i
i . ' " muu v.mu,
equal installments at 6. 12and 18 mouths.
Ti,Mf c .,, ,.'(.ni. ri tlforrl nnv.
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i lneutH. iltle leserved till pui cbaso
money is allJjaKi. l'lat ana nescrijuions
I n aaoKt, tu0 .ff'.-A i.f mv ntuinwv.
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October 21, 1891.
S. H. WILEY,
Adm'r and Ccxm'r.
Gommissicnei's Sale of Land
In pursuance of a judgment o iho Su-
I penor Court ol Kowan county, we will
i Bejj a il0 Court IIouso door in the lowu
of Salisbury, on Monday, the 7lh day
ueeeaaDer, ioyt, at pouuc aucnoo, o ino i
hichest bidder, the following valuable!
real estate :
A tract of land situate in Locke town-
f-hij), on both sides - t-f the I.iiieoh:to!i
j road, a-ijoinini: t;e hmus cl Jnr.ies II.
MeKcni'.ie, Henry l'.u.st, T. C. Wutsoit,
j John S. Watson and Robert Raney, eon
! taining one huii'lrcd and ninety-seven
(197) acres, fitibjeet to the willow's dower,
j uoveriuir; aixty-iive (Co) aetes, which, had
t been assigned her.
Uerns cash.
Dated October 31st. ISO 1.
j. ii. Mckenzie,
1). L. WATSON,
Admhsof W. F. Watson, Corn'r.
PROGRESSIVE FARMER1:
Raleigh,
Ornn of the N. C. Slate Alliance.
Edited by Col. L. L. Polk, assisted by
.1. L. Ramsey. The p iper wtflf be
kept up to tliH usual bi-jrh stanrlanl
Suljscribe for it, only 11 per ear . m
advance. The Progressive F;t'Tl: r
and th Watchman rwill be se:, .,
new suleriliers at $1.75 for hi,ti r. -
pers. Subscribe now. Address,
PHOUKE3SIVK FAIiMEH.
Raleigh N. C
T. L. ELLIO :
& ELLIOTT,
CHARLOTTE, 27. C.
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Granite and Marble Works"
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vicinity wanting monuments should
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remote from Wash insrton.
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