Carolina Watchman.
JAN. I,
Coun-
fto man m w v -
I will, boflxca.
rains hare swcllwUbe creeks
to
V, or.
Lurn tbbks to ZUu. Jofca 3.
Kon f.r public documents eonV.ua.
3 tjjnl Charlotte burglar is now
fcU lifc Bouteno ia the peniten-
,ry lth is the birthday of Gen.
- x. 'o bnlidav iu-North
e. a is "v'
&. if
Mm. Dr. K
Good Farm In sr.
Mr. B. J. Upchurch, of Wake county,
got to first premium for the best yield
of corn on upland last year. IIo ! made
60 barrels cn five acres of upland. He
docs hot kocp his smoke house or corn
crib in the' West. Ho baa killed enough
of meat this winter to last hira two years
if be -does not sell any. Two of bis hogs
weighed a thousand pouad3 oho 400,
another GOO. If all farmers were to do
R well fherc would be entirely to much
J ''over-production,'' but the best way is to
:s-f - :. . j i : i
raise your own nog ami uomiuj. ,
; m.mm 'T3
11. Eatnos ro-
yeeterday morning from a two
vU'i at Gold Hilb '
Jnublic ruada i" 6fv!
urv good lhu tar, uuc
r i3 cb an gin 5 thex. - -
iaTO receiTcd a copy of the Atlanta.
1 n.anao. It Is neatly, gotten up
u 11 of i .i 1 1 rest i n S In formation.
mo.w storm brpke down the tcle-
Vi-es in li'.s section pi lb ft Plate,
impevlk-g progress n other
k" alter Wy&U is geitiug.hia band
lice preparatory to filling the va
j a the postoinc caused by the
-t'.oa .of E. H; Beau.
tend out a supplement Hh3 week
or. tains i-.i-rd., of Salisbury' lea1"
ii.?84Acm. Wba ytm v. aut any-
their iinn r;-S on lia'W.
L; ill. u-ero-iv preparing to rnovo
y(, toT-ABhevil!N wr.ere be will
Ida homo in sthe future We are
Ioo.;o a Tood citizen like Hr.
Officers of Iho Fair.
At the annual Sheeting of the stock
holders of tbaPiedmont Allninc? Fair,
held Monday, January 4th. the following
officers were ' elected.- for the ensuing
Tear: Benton Ludwig. president:'!. D.
Linn, J. ELs McKeuzic. vice-presidents;
J. C. Bernhardt, secretary; T. B. Fralcy,
treasurer. Directors John Beard, J. F.
Ludwig, a- L. Kluttz, G. G. ftitchie,
H. H. Fink, W. L. Harris, G. Wf Corri-
her, Jesso W. Miller, J. H. Harrison,
C A. GuHy and B F. Shuping. Finance j
committee C. II, TJcKenzie, T. M.
Kerns, 8. R. Harrison.
Tlio WroagrWr.y.
A few days ago a gentleman from
another town came here to open bisqV
ness, provided he could get & euitable
place at reasonable rent. He found one.
cr more locations that ho liked, but the
rents asked were entirely too much.
This is cofci the way o build up a town.
All people who wanltUo establish an en
terprise that is commendablo should be
encouraged. And in no case should
they be driyen away by high rents or
any thing iof the kind. Give tbem a
warm welcbme, show them around and
do everything to make them feel good
and friendly disposed to the town.
MIKING DEPAETME NT.
Mining News Gathered in Thb
Other States.
and
'Mlnlnr1 a sfi htislnrw If WlTSJPd with
srnc care and industry as merchandlstnfr, tasWnp,
or anT otlicr lcritlwata cirstilt. It Is also acreator
or so'M mealtfu It Is clalmwl tu the proSt on
cold una stiTer cUctas. fiH?e tntt ciscovery 01 com
in i&4 on the Pactnc coast, amounts to over s
per ceui. pr annua. ine :.at-r vi s.ue ynet-iuus
la'ires from t he eart b baa 'fast ant anl tntricMc valne.
Tiio cellar oe orlncrs to tuc surface is aaomtrnoiiar
aaufo :o tee weaiia ci me woria,"
Another Wreck.
- Hardly had iho railroad hands cleared
away the land slide at Bwannanoa tun
nel vrhen they were called to r. similar
work aefir thi3 city. A huge rock in
Rock c;trsix miles up the Western road,
became loose and fell acrcs3 the track
Monday night; A special, consisting of
tke engine and Capt. Sei:-s.-,r; private
car, niuin dashing along only a. few min
utes ahead of the iDComiag pasenper
train. The engine struck the rook and
was thrown across the traeh, falling on
one-'eido. The engineer and fireman,
John Jenkins and J. ii. Eagle, were for
tunato to easap without scriom injury.
r.t-t Mr u4 -'k cat wah (Isi niic tl but 0
in it was hurt. Passengers and mail had
to be tranaisrod until the wreck wa3
cleared away. '
Animal Meetiasr.
The stockholders of tho Salisbury Cot-
ton Mills held their annual meeting at
the mill Monday morning. After much
other routine work, the following dircc-
I torswero elected for the year 180'J: J. M.
Odell, S.: H. Wiley, J. M. Kuox, W.
Smithdeai; Theo. F. Kluttz, E. B. C
Ilamblcy and W. L. Kluttz.
After the adjournment of the meeting
of thq stockholders, the directors met and
declared a semi-annual dividend of 6 per
centpayable in sixty days. The follow
ing officers were elected-for the ensuing
yir: J. 31, iMeii, presiaeni; C3. ii.
Wiley, vice-president F. J. Murdoch,
secretary and treasurer; J, M. Knox,
From present indications mining op
erations will be lively in this section this
spring.
We learn that the mines at New Lon
don are likely to become paying institu
tions.
9
I
manager.
These are the same offic fs who have
had control eince the mills were built
They havo managed it well, and their
rc-eiection gives satisfaction to all couj
cerned. ' !
Several changes in the ownership of
mining property are on foot in Rowan
and surrounding counties.
Mr. G. W. Patterson, of Cabarrus
county, has found valuable iron ores on
his farm located on Coddle Creek.
A valuable gold mine has be en -found
in Nash county, near tho Partis Mine.
Efforts aro bciinr made to form a com
pany to work it.
Specimens of very fine red homitite
iron ore from a new discovery in Mont
gomery county has been left at our office
for inspection.
Superintendent MuMcy, of the Mora
tcck Mine in Montgomery county, was
in town a fjv days ago. He reports the j
The World's Fair
RALEioni N. C, January la.Tie
State Board of Agriculture and the
Board of World's Fair Managers , met
hero this afternoon. Governor Holt and
all the members of both boards were
present. Secretary T. K. Broner made a
.nnr) nn hit vijit tr PhirjlCft hist Tnfidfl
. V W . V VU J v V". - - 1
nnd ftated that he had applied for 20.0C0
square fect pf space for agricuitnre, nor
ticnltnre. mines and mininr. fish and
fisheries, and forestry exhibits, for acme
ot tnese aepartmenta requcsteu icet
each, whichiis in excess of the amount
propesedto pe allowed.
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Ttfo Yaltxnblo Books.
We have Undertaken to furnish our
readers with! two very valuable books.
Labor and Capital," Is the ti'tlo of on
the other is f'Profitable Farming in the
South.,' Thfcso books ought to be In the
hands of every farmer in North Carolina.
The books can be seen at the Watch-
maw office at any time. Tho irice of
'Labor and Capital," is $2.00, cloth
binding; "Profitable Farming" is $3.50,
cloth. Call ftn d Beo them and giro tw
your order.
www
mm
GLO
nn
. Gent's Furnishing Goodv&c.
Together with ft nico lino of
BOOTS AND SHOES
cost;
3
Cotton Market.
Good middling,
Strict middling,
Middling,
Tinges, - 5
Stains, -
7.35
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7i
Married.
On December 81 1S01, by Rov. H. A.'
Trexler, Mr. Thomas J. A. Barger and
Miss Minnie L. Kluttz.
On Januarv 6. 1S92. at tho homo of Mr.
Johu Rusher, Mr. John E. G:uther, of
Davie county, and Miss B. Lou .uliseu
heimer, of Rowan county.
. Tlecantlv. at the- residence of J. M
1 , j j . - -
PJohnson, in Farmington, Davie eouoty,
I t: t i7Uia ........ ...-.:n :.. .'
riage to Mr. M. M. Cuthrell.
rumor ufloa.t to -iho. .effect
'letf schedule-w'iil yo into opera-
!c tho li. D.'road Sunday, nriDg
h oootln ualo bere at &30 in-
. - itftllfctioa f ofioari of th 6eJ-
"dire Knights of Pythias will be
Her nr .'fr Hall next Tuesday
Uoy. Dr. Crewy, pi utiunouo,
liver s.c a.l dress.
S . t 1 . A.
iivt wor e- is coinc rieni on.
h'"-J- 3 i' vv"v ' t -
1 Jfihe person r owning the old shabby
II if 3 on some
This is for You.
The Watchman did not Ktart out to do
a credit business, but there is a gocd deal
of money duo It cn subscriptions carried
orer.
It ia surprising how carelees some peo-
pla ara about these little matters. A
dollar or two docs not amount to much,
but when several hundred owe that much
each, it ij a good deal to a poor news
paper mac.
We have experimented about long
enough to fird out who will pay and who
" " rwill not. Members of lb -church who sit
of the raalu Btretalw-" .
t fruea down ana -puV uF - ,
is ii-irinr vod can't estimate ttiet ' ' . -
1 " - . - - - with R ) ni'u-ii e:rnestncss are cs 'wieu to
ptij il3 L"'.KO! , nut ojiiio ui vwj
doit. Though thf ought to know that ;
they will never pass the "golden gates" if
thev start awav owing for their paper.
I I'lnual dividend will be declRted at r.RYei;.t i-. reived bills will get them, be-
March meeting. fore the i!:st of i-ebruary. Aii wao ian
? - to pav u' by that lime may expect to pay
r. J. V. Simmons, of Newtcu, and I . , y - ' -n ,nilifin
Ihorapeon. of ti.lscity, have bought, ' 7r. ik u
rus-'-kaJ L: E. r.teere and w, 1 . technical
e He buries at- the old siana.i-;; - 'a .
. . -v. - ! points tacy win dvj i
h, firm r. o jhod to the world. We mom business
iy Wll. M. ' ' , ,;M 1!V in rr.fn.iu everv
, , - .... ...-. iiovr. . v. -
.3 ox iae'.r.!L.njKvwr. - j
- Deaths.
A few days ago G. A. Hart man, a
prominent citizen of Farmington, N. C,
died of pneumonia aud grippe. His re
mains were placed in tha cemetory at
Fanaingtoa.
On Sunday night January 2d, as the
clock was at nine, it was anuounced that
life had left the body cf Miss Sallie 31c
Mahan, and it was bo. On Monday 5I10
t lv- 111 1 1t
wa bunco.' at rino. ue naa oeen a
suifercr for severa.1 months but bore her
afflictions well and waited with patience Cald-.vcll
for the Master to pav enough. Sho 1
was a bright light in the homo circle, iu
socictv and in the church. On the scroll
iniuing iuterebls as looking bright.
Tho N. C. Gold Mining & Bullion
Company, with Hon. A. B. Cornell, ex-
ew York, as president,
contemplatefi working tho bed of the
Uwharrie river, in Montgomery county,
cn a very extensive sc-iie in the early
spring. We understand that $80,000
worth of machinery has been contracted
for.
The Emerald and Hiddemto Mining
Company, of Alexander county, has set
tled it t.'. it ire indebtedness, notwith
standing rumors to the contrary, and
has closed work lor tue winter, in ino
spring oporatiens will be resumed on
larger scale. A committee of a London
company which has lately approved a
sapphire m'.ao In Montana and agreed to
pay $2,000,000 for it, half in cash and
half in stock, is expected daily lit Hid
denite to inspect this mine and if it
meets the expectations of this committee
a new company will doublle.-.s be formed
11 1
to operate it, Bays tee jjannm-'.ri:.
E 1
Yon icant a picture of the national
; f.fllrers of Hie klliace. Send $1.00 and
jet the Progressive Farmer and the
)Va:r:hm'zn and picture.
Wo-havo purchase! tho on tiro stock of H. fc L. WRIGHT,
and will -positively, closo.it out at cost.
Call at onco and oxamina our goods and Bargains at
FETZER'S CLOTHING STOKE.
I
Wright's old Eland, opposite Postoffice.
Only l.fi-O for tJt rrvjratic For-
mer. Watchman and a picture cf all
the officers of the national Alliance tn-
cludinij each State President.
JEWELKY !
t-t-ft-t-t-t-t-t-t-t
t
I am Btill on Dock With.
NEW FIRM
WITH
NEW G
Q0D
Cotton
OF ALL KINDS.
I jjianuid meotin-j; of the stockholders.
TaesdRT. AM the orj'nfll-
1 .
Tho Hickory Mercury thus refers to
county's "golden Yi.hige :
Abor.t ten days uo, Mr. Ivecvcr, at Gran
ite Falls, killed a dftck for dinner.
v SI 1
t
1
! name on our
rwimial met:i:i of the Q: lck-
Club waa hold at the slab rooms last
trsday night. Officers for the ctssu-
.veer were olectod. This clu! rwas
Bt-d in h.onor of Gen. -Andrew- Jack-
laud waa oj-gaulzvd on the anniyer
of his victory ul New Orleana.
The Watchman is
going to be lively frora now on.but tho
raoney mut be on hxud hereafter when
the paper goes. A word to the wise is
B illieient.
Ml I PI :
f time she has written for herself ':a
good name' The footprints of her
earthly walk aro seen in "the straight
nd narrow ri.itir' to whoso end she has
, ;
gone. J. j.. men;.
George Hiram Cowan died Becenjbcr
24,- 1H91, aged 5.4 years, 10 mouths anjd $
days. His remains were laid to rest i"
Franklin cemetery. He leaves a jmfo
and four helpless little children to mourn
their loss. He trusted in Jesus for a
mansion to rest his weary soul when
frPH from thi.4 huii3 of clav. He was a
great su Merer. " , Cni.-rEN.
Letter From Virginia.
Although I am in a distant State, my
mind wanders back to the readers of the
Watchman and I think that, a line from
this quarter would be ot some interest lo
them. By thistime the most of you know
that I am" at Koauoke College. This in
stitution is situated in the city of halcm,
WLilo drcssi:., it, two pie-es of. pure
rok! was found in its craw. This created
! a curiosity as to where it came fjom.
oned that, it tarao out cf the
Seo my p.toek befor yon pareh3e.
ilespeet fully,
S. A. Li. JOHNSON.
Is the Hatter, of the Cjirpaniss' Act
18r32 to ib"yu, ana oi the
The undersigned hare bought out the
stock of Mr. F. W. BROWN, on Fisher
street, opposite D. B. Julian & Co.
We aro constantly receiving ntw goods
for the Fall and Winter trad. W
have a select stock of
Ad erHhfn formd tn
Tlrsi Class Dry Goods Stora.
i W. mmh hnplnnnn and will ersrv-
thing at roASOTiablo priors tnd treat you
right.
We will pay tho high etri market prices
for
i Chickens, Butter, Eggs, .Com, Peas,
FOB
MILL AND. EXPORT.
alwvys pay hiht'tt rd$i
pri - or ion and . . i.
n't. f to th ' s- "
1
dirt from a well which was dug abort
two months ago. On exarniuin; this
dirt, other pieces were soon found. From
this and ether proof winch are rapidly
Hanblsy Preoliold Geld Mines, Limitod- J 5ltirVSSi ?110oljnlry Prodnoe
r
See
SALE 0PLAKR-
Dy virtu. : of rt iWroe of ibe Snporior Oourt
of IlcwT! r.onstj ir. the co of M. I. hT
nd othrrs ft?ii.H LuU Miller &n! o-hert,
will 8j11 t hOTTstrJ plp at th rtrS
itnet cf A. H. TiirT, or. We-lnesay, tb 2Qth
ihj ct JaaDry, !.tmrt of r?A la
ni toimshi. !k'Vr,r.ng tho tanris of ,t 0.
Men!fi3. J. A. tew,-..-t, M. M. Miller nod othrtr,
containing ll.r ft-ro t
Also, one oth-r trtct Fitnatr in Atwcll"
tOw nl)ip, ;v joining t': of Jrhn F. T.
bHI, it. M. Si'tv.o;
acrns, known n3 :ur M've truct.
Torms -' . mil
twelve monllu v, r i; i-trro-rfr .
ratf if Ciii!.t i- " '. ;.-r
This !!"th i'.v of !. .-..,1'.- ,
J. . iSTEW
) ' ;'irrs. contfcininc
The death of Dr. A. W.5 MHler, who
i been pastor of the First Presbyt-erian
jrch of Chariots e for the past thirty
, years,. cast a gloom rover that city,
t-Buhday afternoon. He had been
y for throe weeks, but no -one thought
Ullnoas dangerous. -Ho was about 70
krp of ago. . ' ' , . -
fTh water worka filter rofusea t-o filt.
jbroke down a short while ao, and vaa
Ipnlrod , Another serious brear ocear
4ycsterday in uaother part. In tho
jc&ntrVue we will be fnrniehed water
raring a strong rosombhVr.ee to cider,
h e filter hae givtva the oompany oonsld-
f-ac'a trouoie be-to ro, ine w;i ujuvt.u
Sn aftr it 'wa.-j nut In'phiec.
fEing Winter, in all his glory, camo
wn onus n fow da-s 350. tonovr pe
I tallirig late Saturday evening find
,V.inui. throu-h the night covering
Irl earth to the depth of about two
ic-'lo;;. Tt was too c.old'fbr snow Mon-
'.t.'aad tho sloct fell thick and fast. By
tV. bt iho- boughs cf the treowero
Ir'gbed down with their burdens of
U W andioo. The thaw then began and
to-lay not a v eafsi.se 0 f th e e n 0 v.- can bo
li- - '. -
I irlttuUlv f peaking, Charlotte is a dry
' t
0. Tae oonnty ranlsssionera have
cuy refused to recew tha ltoeaso to
. aad t eesftteac U
m m - r
itoi hwnt closed . Tioea tr1i iK
the stuff have bcea forced to eeac
j&cont towns for It. r3alisbnry has
largely drawn on. Bat Statesvill
dry " town, fr-nl .4h ! in ost of
he merchants of Charlotte rciwrt
Js greatly increased 'aad1 landlords
jtonauta pay much more promptly
h before. - -
County Commissioners'- Meeting.
Tho County Couiroissioners of Rowan
met in regular monthly session at the
Court House on Monday, January 4th.
The full board woro present.
W. G. Watson filed a statement 01 all
moneys in his hands as Clerk of the Su
perior Court, amounting to $l,0S1.53.
Messrs. Kluttz. Patterson and Coleman
were appointed tt finance committee for
the ensuing year. They were also ap
pointed to be present at tho recounting
and -M.ithment of me county and scaooi
taxee for 1891 between the sheriflf and
county treasurer; also to be present and
assist in making eettloraeut between
other oPdcers of the county "and the
county treasurer.
Phoriff Monroe reported tnat ne naa
oolleoted $0,22S.19 of the taxes for the
r 1891. 7.0S4 of which ho had paid
the county treasurer, and 2,73S,19 had
been deposited in tlie bank to tho crodu
nf thfl State. ' . r
Mr. C. F. Baker was appointed stand
ard keeper for Rowan county to 11 tho
vacancy caused by thedeatn 01 3ir.t u ma.
Brown.
a t Brown reported tuo average
number of inmates at the poor house for
the month of December to bo 20, 11 whte
n pr.'nre 1. iU also filed an item
ized gtatement of the expend for main
taining said inraatc3 amounting to .i.io.
A petition for a new public road from
Wocdleaf to Nolly's ferry and to diacon
tJntt the oco from the ford below the
raiir t the fork 6? tho Wilksboro road
wm ordered laid over till net deetlng.
ni-Hv being produced, it is thought
that the whole village of Cranite Falls is
direct! v over cn. cf "the rich. -t gold
mines in this country.- Wo ;;hry with
tho good y,eopie of the "golden village'
ovor their grand discovery.
General News.
The Kedive of Egypt died rcwntly of
hk.otl poison.
JoIitj H. Inrnann was re-elected pre;u-
,'tnt, of the Richmond Terminal Com
pany on Tuesday.
Premium lists aro out for tho next
Fish Oyster and Game Fair, which will
be held at iSew Berne ixbruary 'iz to zi
O.nvorse School, tho famous female
r-VUi iro -it Knartnnburir. S. C. was de-
s!ro ( l iv lire on Sunday night, Jan. 3
Lj.4 about $75,000,
Tt i.- rnorted that Dr. Eucrene ('ri-
I sou. formcrlv supcrinteudant of the t .
Tho cro'litorg of tho RboYo-immcl co:ajar.jr
ari rnniroH M fir llforft th( fith CfiT f.f FeS-
...v .v-,-. - - ---
mnrr..!Sfl to send their names and Addresses.
and th? .articulnrs of their debta or claims
r.nd iho names and addresses of their solicit-,
ors, if Rr.r, to Theodore F. Kluttz, attorney at
law. Salisb'.-.rv. N. 0.. acrcnt for Newman Gold-
iion oi k t ornniu. m tlie citr oi i,onaon.
r.n'r.r! a, the volnntary i!iuidator ot earn con-
)!nv, duly appointed, or in Jiu taereof, toey
wiil b-i eicludcl frora tho benefit of any di3-
Inbution m.-.'-ic l;etore sucn &cats are proreu.
t:i:i .iist uay oi l'ecomcer, i?ai.
N. GOLDMAN, Liquidator.
Witness: A. W. Kkri.y, Solicitor,
1 1 (it. vinehcpter street,
London, Engl&nd.
c. 1.;.
.r.r
1 1 rtno-
-f --.,'!
. " tr l I. I . . I j . a. 1 . . ..,1
the Norfolk and Western railroad, in
Roanoke Valley, between tho Blue Km go
aud Alleghany mountains. Tho air, is
healthful and-bracing, and considerably
colder thaiv in your Mate. At una col
lege are nino North Carolina boys.
There-are' three from Row:m county.
Manv States aro represented here; we
havo'eight Indians from India:; Territory.
Tliocplnml is doinir a flourishing work.
A new college building is ouo of the im- j ,i.10 Afvlr.ro, is au inmate of a similar
provements now spoken or. I ir.3titutiondn Denver, Colorado.
We had snow to tue depth ot six ine;;cr
last i ucsuay uigiu. ucuu
cold ever siuce. Many are interested iu
harvesting- ice just now. A large crop
will bo housed.
Quite a crowd ot peopio were m uie : XccoT,Vms. to the iSV, Mr. II. C.
city to-day on amount of the hanging of; , of 'karlotie. wears a tin button
a negro, Chaidesatiiins wlucixccurrca dxxct of lhe King's
ah ii. t iw-ui. 1 . -iiio win- ...-j t)
his wifo with the intention of marrying a
white woman. On the gallows he con-
(ardina! Manninc. of London, is lying
at the point of death, lie is suflering
from a severe attack of broichili- and
conaestion of the lungs.
Rospcctrolly,
I. P.ITCHIE &00.
Salisbury, Nor. 25tb, 18uL
wMMTOcm&co;
IDry Goods
FO
Autumn,
! atom thn riinot mncrr ifiornf.
rhiriinn ofhiirh cIrps Dry Goods find Kin-
drod vres eter ahenpn under one roof in N 0.
KLUTTZ & CO.
fessed hi3 crime. His hanging was not
made imblic
Tho Salvation Army is doing work in
the city at this time. Quite an interest
is manifested in their meetings.
Many aged persons have died with the
grippe" in the last two mouths, in this
city. But few cases are reported at this
time.
More somo other time
C. L. Miller.
Jan. S,
Family 10-Cent Diarriiga Hiitme
-New
ho elide at Swannaaoa tunr.e.l
ater th,an was firt stspposevj. It was
t la the tunnel nroner. hi:t. in o
l3t near the oeer ontrance.n The dirt
.1 rock buried tha traelr fnr r
. .n4red yard: A large force of
. ads were s l to work AYedaeeday
filing, but nut liil Saturday evening
- - ld trains Passengers and. mall
;;re ixnsf.-rro'l at the. scene of the
i'.idoj . All freight, however, had to lav
' Tor, casing CH.nbi'ernble hicnnTeniefnci
businessmen.
Tfaa ordered laid over
THK JURORS.
The following jurors were drawn for
the next term of court:
D.' U Sides, Jno. W. Kerr, J. u. Meeie,
o.,jm rfrrsa. S. F. Lord, Samuel Deal,
J. A. Kluttz, W. K. Fleming, W. A, Eag.c,
J A. Wolf, D. D. Shaver, J. viu.u,
M. LnM.cIntyrc.J. B.TCerns Lawrence
' . t t. Tv'ptrhie.J. A. McCubbins,
J L Fink, P. C. Lefler, David T. Peeler,
G. F.Corndison, Otho Caublc
John Harkey, P. M. Shaver, Wn
W
; A. Brundon, A. A- , v .
era,
W. A. Corrihor, R. V. Fleming.
Revi It. G. Pearson and wife have rc-
,. frntn an oxior.Mvu
Ujrueu' w
TOureric-xn trip.
Davjc News.
Our people seem to enjoy it-
Year.
James Allen has returned to his home
in Iowa.
Dr. W. L. Vestal and family have re
turned from a trip ra lad km.
WoHfti. TTnrnf- and Vahco Allen have
returned irom warsunmuwu, .j
havo spent some time.
t T. TutiiTTi. reeentlv from Wake For
est,' took charge of tho public school at
Smith Grove on January 4th.
4 horse belonciirg to Ped Brufette
while being ridden through the wopos
rot his foot into a hole in mo grov.ua
and fell breaking his own neck.
No. not a kiss, but the impression of a
fire shovel was what we paw on his lips
" ...,lrtl hirslvind walked un to tb.e
doctor's office to get himself patched up,
not long since. His wue. m oracrio es
tablish herself more thoroughly in the,
household, did. with a lire s.iove;, m iu-.
Mountain Tin Mining Company
TtohtrtT. Linccln. United State3 min
ister to Great Britian, is ! suffering from i
on nttnotc of influenza. He isthoui'ht to j
1. u V -
be improving, however.
A dispatch from "Hong Koug says
that tho steamer Namehow hr.s found
ered otTCuphi point, and that four hun
dred and fourteen people were drowned.
A millon of dollars in property nnd
"oods were reduced to ashes in Chatta
nooga, Tenn., December i!G. One of.tlie
largest dry goods establishments in the
South was destroyed.
The Pennsylvania delegation to the
National Republican Convention hr.vc
s -.-r-r. ITarnson a blaet eve. Aeany lue
o'ntir-3 uelefration are enthusiastic in!
their support for I -hi inc.
Unequalled for the Curo of
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Chol-
SOUT!lErw!f 1NTEH-8TATI3 EXPOSITION,
To be held at lUleigb, Oct. 1 to Dec. I, 1891
Visitor! to the Exposition fire cordially In-
Ivitcl to visit our etoro, vrlicre they will be
kindly, politely and attentively wftitea upon.
SHOTTING BY MAIL.
Tn these who do uot expect to vl3!t Ralcic
dnr!ntr tho Exiiosition or v.!iu desiro to mrko
any prernrfition before thst time, wo nr ftble
a wrv In the most 5:it:.Efact-ry manner, by
the means of ocr thoroughly equipped Mail
Order Department.
Dress Goods, Wraps, Shoes, Uouspturtiurung
rinr.a Unsifrv. Oorsota: tiloves. Underwear.
1 .......... . 7 7
CuTO'tB. Cnrtalna. &c. Ac.
,
Letter? of looulrv promptly nnveren; pam-
nle rhfvrfii'.lv eent. When writing for eam-
plea onr patrons will plee.so b definite as to
the kind of grvod.?rtlesiroa. intelligent iia
tion ca then be given their orders.
r
GOODS DELIVERED TRET
(Bxeept Farnituro and Crockery )
On oil rash of fS.00.an4 over wo willd"1ivrr
good? Free to noarct Express office or Railroftd
ctation.
. Re-Sals 8i-Krite kite ;
rcrinnt to a (Veree rf Rr.'i S'nrr'rr
Oonrt, I will fell e.t the -&r -ri ..-jce uvtr n
Salisbury em UOKDAV, TliK ?TR?KT DAY .'
TEBRUARV, l f3, the rlo! l!i4.i of v'. O .
Knder, accessed, eituatc nt ai nat Moa
Vernon, Scotch-Irish tow.n3hrn. Rc.wa.ti "..?.
he IauJ? havg been divided into three l.: ;
R3 folio 8:
No. 1 Containinar 40 nre--. -ir-. :: ;i-s, -
inx-hiding the Kri'ir liomeBt-al. - V1...-r-ji,5
Mills, Paw Milhvt'otion Gin ho;-?e, ir-
did water powrr. Rids to opp-t .
Xo. 2 Adjoining .to. 1 , containing -M '-1 0
acres, ciorr or lc.!. No iniprovfii. 13 iI
to open nt f30.
No. 3 Adiointntr No. 1. contaiuitir 1S3
ft.rr8'. morn rr Ik. fin whirli ia (Inn 1tii.
small dwelling, fcc, lying between Wilkcsbo're
roa't, ljiieiiy 3 lino ana rourth creek. iiuatJ
open at $7-20.
Aiso.-at fjime time and place. 1 Winamp ir-
saxv cotton gin, r. early new; 1 cotton prfF"
lerms: unc-tnira casn; balance in T ;ns.i
inptnlincntd nt , 12 find 18 months. InUrest
at 8 per cent, on (Inferred payment. Title ro-
Berved tnl puxftiaso money is all aid. f .an
and dccriptior.s may be nen at the oCci -of
my attorney, Theo. F. Klutts. ..
December 26th, 1891.
S. II. WILKY,
Adm'r and Ccm'r.
era Morbus, Summer Com
plaint, Fains in the Stomach
and Eowols, &c.
Ntshviile experienced a very destruc
tive fire Sunday evening Jan .GO. in which
$000,000 worth of property was destroyed.
Four fireman were caulrt under a fall
ing wall and crashed to deatn.
A negro who gave his name aa Hen
derson, of Bow an county, waa arrested
in CktrJotte yesterday. He is supposed
to be Jchn Greere, an escaped convict
from the fcoutn Carolina pcniieiu.ary.
Fir; broke out in the 11. P. Robinson
Pablishvnfr Hotit?, at Baleigh, last Sat
urday morning, destroying presses and
stcck and melting a-pood deal of type.
The cMii-sated loss is M,IK with $3,700
isn-surance.
.' Freeman Cranksh'aw, one of Atlan
tis leading jewelry firms closed their
doors Tuesday. Mortgages to the amount
of f '0.0S) havebofch filed aaiust them.
pv,oV c'aim that small hoi iUay trale and
Bespectfuily,
T.F. "KLUTTZ
CO.
Trustee Sale of Laafl
11 11 m-n'.-c:. 0 Hn
a? tt o
vf. a.
Kaleigh, N . O.
Meetton the Wathma when yon wilt .
Pursnant to the rroviBionn of a crti i dee-2 ;
of trnt ecu'.e-'i by John M. Rrown ar-1 H;fo
L. A. Brow :i to the late Juhn R. Weddinglon
andjduly regisUjrod in the office of the Register
of Doods in Rowan county in book No. 6. paces
Lll4 and 116; and upon which defanlpha been
1 . l . :lt LI!. .
nuae, vne unueTignen wnt icu at paoiir, w
cry at the court hocie doir in Salisbury
Saturday, the 30th day of January,. 16C2, at
12 M., the following described raal estate: A
trant of land situate in Alwe!! township, Rwan
county, containing forty-cigbt (4?) tjcrxc, be
ing a part of the (Jorge Masters tract, ar.d -is
particularly 4e?cr:lcd by ete and bounds ia
said njortgages
'Tfi'. - of a'.o Cta.
r L U rVTIDTINGTOV,
('kkifin k Ciisb'Ti Atys.
RACKET
TORE.
j out wr- h',i p4;':i-r. jnny
disasters of crcl-.t 1 g-.Te tf.rr
n .w, f.;i.r. rrmtk no to crcii'. dAlor? f lie. Wf are aln-ady eutlin
Jti,r. r.i. ....
Ilarl tirafts is the harwt.j th man
- ".iei
lars in the midilc, fr we gatiier da.'r f--or-.
i wrecks hr from '.. V.---. !.ar? r.r"e?.'i, wh-
how their Flocks haTo to go lor oi.r.r-.
So many applications ccvae lo us wo ar pe-
T.I.vl W 1 U '' E ' - ......
i kncMt rr1 5 health ! If the ror.i.tTT wa out of 'rA tf.r aii :-
n o an ' uk v " - ? ' ,
: vi- Wnt i wn irl fnir J CrfiT) WOUlil POt .,C f'.Kll ft ?rtii' rrattf.".
,1, whtt vher can
of
First 15 Li 1
SaMiry, 1 C.
R. J, IIOLMES, - - President.
I. II. FOUST, - - - Cashier.
LOOK OYER THE FOLLOWING LIST OF FBIOm
AU nr 53 t J410 M-a' -tt tlir !fgaa. i rwinier TanU it ?.
vat-3 fria tr 91 i Cirita will glet cf GoTerawect 31u clotl. geep5t, ! fr
rr K9 $3 31-. fSa f r" e 1 r''''n1 14 ftr ftf
W B5 grT-rt in a T"ii cf 5 HslU j Thr i better gjdt k14, t4 y0 w Vuy
. i m x ,-i.n nf hm rrill row FO the ranvj at t'i .. rr pair.
! at $3.50. O-r twenty strbs f Cri b"rd fn-1 Ecjs Cap
I i shed Cassitaerts. bi-k Piagonalj tivA iVr.e -he-.p.
nousenoiu, mu. vin. - .. . - , j.:!jviiitii i n . . . . - "
presenceof his lordship, Doud Bohannon, , ,1 collections was the cause cf their
and in the light of day break, knock ir. a j f.Tlure.
fow of his front teeta ana puncn s. uo.y . mm
L,uli"pperUp- H8l3rcwiS"n.,J! HORSE FOR SALE!
Quite a change in the weathor has
taken place in the past faw days. Sun
d.v snow covered tho groud, but this
morning it wis almoe' as pleasant af
I May.
Cood five vear old horse for sale. Good
cr.it; perfectly gentle; will work any
where. Weirfis about 1,200 pound.
Ucrison for selling: I have no use for a
hor.e. Write or call nn
J,B. IIAMSAUR,
I (1iina (Sroye. N. C. .
Capital,
Surplus and irrofits,
50,000.
S38.0P0I
Cht-viot ar.it-s ir: both KTt'i entaways
We are closing a line cf Vck r. Ovt . t? at
i, worth f 8. :
y.'n'! Pants frotn -iO cents ;-'T p-1: up.
nri hl of
:'.r cect. ". cv i''-'.
K v e r j t h ' ri g i n . - f
pric.
rty Udio- tjloak- at i'E
T-.ii .vi buy th' r'-Mtu
"oaV. Ifepartmet "- X -fcilf
NOW HAVE YOU EYEK SEEN SUCH BAEQAINV
Ladis's rrav ribbed linder-i.--. l.V: M
:vv..l r.f1 t iain nni!i'n'A 2r'C: n'n'? d
-nsi? "0-yard Ke:;: ;
riil I Five e-'S Cinn'iH i-iIs I.-' ... j
Mn'a all Ifvsr ki'.I for tlia rr.os.eT. at i :'.
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General Banking business trans
acted. Deposits solicited.
.0 1" i s. J JTl
wool red nderxer "5; pr 4 ait.
5,000 pairs Viibnry Mills 'i! j oeou
fr.erptr.
Ko qoesuo oat we eon wa v ir
cent, under tb narktt. Fie cases cf men's
fine "Derbies llthe lat? style l.f.0, wcrtb
. . . v. .
A::Otaer large purcnf.ae oi iif yv iui m
fer
.-Ulk-CHIBE TO Wn!f Wj
Aivi:r.TrsF Iilu 1 ? alUUiil
an!
i Berttiadard pri tits j-r:
bie oil cloth 20c rer Trd.
4
Fiac Zinc and Leatnsr crerecl Tr':is!u Rt p
ptr cent, less than factory pri'. '
Stack's of Clmstma goods doc jJia.a .
1jw d-s n. Crockery, Glas iiid Qsser.Wft'S
at prices to clo tbemt oat.
Tbey rnut go.
W. J.DAVIS & CO.,
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