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f :rae- - r Carolina Watchman, JF, Ij. IvAIutSEY, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. Ciuc yeariu advance Six month ' J TERMS STRIOTLY CASIT. $1.50 .75 " The Watchman Is organ of Ihe Alli ance iu the 5th and 7tb Congressional Districts. ... The WATCHMAN has 50 per cent more circulation than any paper published m Salisbury. ' KtttensiM second-class mall at Salisbury. N. C. TIIUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1892. . 1binCiple first, parties afterward. , AVatcH liow your representatives ; Vot 1 -; ,,, " WVHEN the masses begin to think ihe bosses begin to quake. Iredell county "(Alliance dees not approve of the celebrated "Address." Cabarrus county Alliance adfises n reduction of at least fen per cent, in the cotton acreage. letter make it forty per cent. From reports of comity meetings the Alliance .seems to be in good shape iind the members in earnest for reform in every section. ' i AzT exchange remarks that the sub Treasuryites have, grown very quiet. That true, but it means a good deal all the same. Wait. The alien land law and sub-Treasury plan meant' that the farnfer shall own ius homestead. The defeat ot tfiem mean 9 foreign landlords. Bekator Sherman once remarked that a silver dollar jfros only warth 80 cents Leland Stanford offered him 9 cents each for a million lilver dol lars, but Sherman, refused to trade. pRySlDENT If NTT, f Chili, WHS visiting a watering place when Presi dent liarrispn made his demand for immediate reparation a few days ago. MonttVnext visit wnll probably be to a firing place. . ' - i -mS : - OwiNQ to reasans of a private na ture Mr. J. F.Ne well cannot stay in Chailqtte and conduct the Mecklen burg Bureau of the Watciimajt. Pro. J. P. Sossamoifwill hold the fort un til other arrangements are mad. JosEPn P. Bradlsy, associate jus tice of the -Supreme Court, died in .iVashington last Friday. Ho was nearly 80 years old. Jiistice. Bradley was ona of tho judges who settled the famous Tilden-Hayes presidential dispute. r We respectfully request that all of -ih -Alliance papers xchanging with the Watchman and all , local papers published within fifty mile of Char lotto send their papers hs exchanged to 'The-' Watuhmas Bureau " Charlotte, A GOOD BILL. Capt. S. B. Alexander, of tho Sixth JDistrict, evidtntly did not go to Wash ington for the purpose of acting as 'pany others have done? He nicaus "business with big B. , His bill fo-tho suppression of gamb- j ling in Agricultural products is a very f sen jiblo one and we hope may becomej j law. V - . , It ia said that several times as much , of any product that w raised js sold ; evwry year. This is wrong. This ! makes gambling the basis for prices, j In other words the price of any crop ' is; almost fta uncertain as a came of cards. Sometimes this gambling may raise prices; but us a rnlo it is all againsttheiarmers. That it . should , be s&pped every honest man will agree, and we think Capt. Alexander has .struck the key note. ' ; THEY WERE NOT MISTAKEN. . ieventeen prears ago some philan- thropiots suggested that if things were riotmanagedjbetler land values would deprociate one-half. " They i were Jaughod at Rd hooted. They wore paid to "bo crazy, i However, right hore ;in North Carolina we have the proof of this truthfulness. Land will not bring half what it sold for fifteen years ago. With a few exceptions this wilt apply to all sections of the United States.? Now .some of our best men are predicting a general collapse nt the business interests of the coun try. i hey are -called fools, cranks, a hd some even go so fur as to say t he v are rascals. But who ever heard of a reformer getting anything in the way pt money for his labor? It is very n n reasonable V to say that they are working to enrich themsel?es. Any how (heir predictions are coming truo, Thew will be a collapse in less Ihw ion cars if reform fails. YES, CONSISTENCY IS A J2TEL. 'The Herald li Monday attempted to make a mountain out of ft molehill and wound up by making nothing The Charlotte Chronicle, a parKurrfrTlus same class, takes up thu warboop and winds up the same way. It thinks the adoption of thy Watciiviw by the IecklenburAli;.ice "all injustice to eery p.iper in C!i trlotto." If the Watchii ax do;i not benefit the people ot Meckleri'berg we hope j it will not deceive, misrepresent and -lie on them as some-of the Charlotte paper? have done. The farmers o Mecklenburg have worried along for yar an! still none of their papers would treat jthem righ t. More t rU n hu t id red year ag ) the people of that county declared their independence. Why ? ".Taxation with ont representation' was the main can.se. Recently" they declared their Independ ence again. They had been directly and indirectly taxing thenrvdres to support Charlotte papers; Who did thess papers represent? Not the far mers. Is it any wonder that they hare again declared their independence? Mr. 0. N. Brawn was not "thrown out of t ho Alliance nnd disgraced." The Watciiman simply staled -that he was working for the Chronicle, making! a lirinirthat war, as we understood it; : in other wordi was a" member of the Chronide staff. An occasional corres- ninwlont nf n ri irmr lin . mftf fer wllflt , :, .. , l n paper- paid by the article or by the ; column, would not be ineligible. lut he)0;,a Chronicle. was defotihg nil or nearly all of his j cr(?ate3 aH ThU . time to that papr. IIih Alliance gave ; truei sil0uld ,ll)t l;4.0r di.-tate alt laws? hiny a demits- That is all there was in! It can if it will throw away tho go' it. He was hot disgraced unlssXvorking gles and the blind bridles of prcj-idicts? for a paper like tire Chronicle did it, I The ntonia Chronicle. So Ihe Chronicle an& Herald arc both! The two old political pirties have kicking because Mr. J. F. Newell quit;" .hammering away at the tariff the Chronicle to work for Ihe Watch J M"?fl,,jin; , ., ,. i . , .. .. to settle this one issue, Mlthouuh enc!i m.oj! Really we hoptd to reclaim him .i,,t3 yn in power, time at.dime again. and make a man out of -him. He lias I Dallas ( Tex. ) Xetcs. since decided not to remain with the j game politicians ffct much fear Watchmak. A his re-sons urn pri-' lest the Alliance goes off with a third vata we will uot uUic thera here. If jprty. And yet these samu poiitieiana he had remained with the Watchman I1U IUIM IClUAIIICU-nilll IIIU ti AltnaAD ' he would have ioined the Alliance nd " , . , , 1 entered into reform w.rk witUplentv , x i i u ii L U. n " of ZDal, for he is built that w.a. . - sides that Mr. Nerrell was only a rr- porter on the Chronicle, stuff ari no doubt would have gire h different tone to the editorials if he had been the writer of them. Tho Herald and Chron 'e. both are simply ha:r splitters. Neither paper hs ever done mucn good or much harm, j The best thing they can dois to attend I toitheir own business. They and their kind will have enough trouble hereafter without meddling with the business ar ranginentfl of other papers. TIIE CHILI BACKET. We are in favor of defending our subjects and the honor of our country, 1 even if force of anus must be the final I resort. But this Chili nonsense has gone on long enough. Chili has. three milium people. The United- States Mxtv-three "rnillions. Her nary is, perhaps, as good as ours. But in resources -and numbers we could whip them fifty times over. All the trouble grow out of the kil ling of a few American sailors in Val- pario, the capital city of Chili. It is reported that they were drunk and dis orderly.- It is not manly for a big na tion to quarrel with a little one. There is political capital to be made out of the quarrel however. Some people want an excuse to increase our navy. Sdme other people want to get the at tention of our people drawn away from other thing-?. These are the reasons for'Tiecping up war talk with Chili. Away with such politics! ANOTHEn BILLION D0LLA3 C0N- In one day since the present Con gress opened thirty-eight bills, appro priating it total oE 510,227,00.) for public buildings in different States were introduced. " . Weharehnd a Rood ded to-sav about, the uBiflipn Dollar Circus'1 that adjourned! some months ng. So it is rigdit-and proper that this new concern be shown np. The former concern appropriated most of the money to pansioiwra that are not justly entitled to it. Now the question is are all those towns entitled to pub lie building f Cant they do without ona, at least until one country in better shape tobuild them ? Would it not be lietterCfor some of our Con gressmen to intro.luce bjlls approprla- t.ng some of these millions to 'build government warehouses. Put the farmers in good shape and they can stand to he tnxd to build post-offics But in their present shape they fare not able to build posUpffiec, million anes, palaces and . 'pension claims to the extent of a billion dollars a year, or rather ; sevcraLhilhon dollars'. - You tcant a picture of the national officers of The Alliance. Send $190 and qrt the'Pronresairc Farmer and the lVafrtntan and )rHtre. j PUT LUIS IS jlTOUtt PIPC Plain Facta and Slurp, Pithy Sayings ., from Keform Tapers. ; We are suffering from an over-production of rag- and .politician. Ah ilinc ( Tex.) Sentinel. , truth, honesty and fairness be tln "uidtfo of leader an I follower Belton (Tex.) liepnrler. A patriot isj citizen, who puts his country above an v party spoils machine. Dallas (Tex.)'Nctcx. The pawnbroker h prob iblv the man who will keep his New Year s "pledges hViigest. Fort Worth (Tex.) Mail, . The Farmers' Alliance gained 40,000 new mi mbers in Novemh r last, .Oh yei, we are dying! The. Truth. .. ! Starving Russians are existing on 51 cents a month and yet the Czar says there is no famine. The Truth. The people are going to cut a swath thw year that will uncover a lot of rattlers in the grass. The Truth.. The political hero worshiper is not a ?afe person to intrust uit!i the peo ple's iHrtiQi.Mj)if(tyue. (Tex ) Dem ocrat. The choice between the right course and the wrong inu4 be m de speedily, fit a few years it will hi too bite. - A", of L. Journal. The business failures tluo'igliouf. the country last week were 335 as coin- pri wnn the previous week. Amerce ( lex,) Journal. Ten banks failed during the month of November, 18tl. Nation. 1 banks of isue and the present unsatisfactory m h.jeta ten,1 mujfc R0.Thc At 9J eroocratic purty nutt ignore if II I 1.1 :iie tariff. i overly asnviue, lenn. r. L.. . . th tiao has come for rue pure ; r i i ! principles of dem cr.tcv to by practiced a.vtaught by old and trie-d democrats, when the interest of : the jieuple at. laVge W'S considered, and not the individual '"rlfr "als (,t rt rew 'n.JUa ( 1 ex.) j t t A r it t t i- Liberator. f)n reumirt vvhv fhir i r ii-h i . v , , ruan, as n rii'e, is compelled to stifle his honest convictions, to be successful in poloties. He ware of the -aspirant ho promists too for oOie) d honors who pr mucliv Groveton ( Tex.) rrijilant. In America, 30,000,000 of people engagd in ai icullural pursuits, are dominated an 1 controlled, by 3' ,)()) politicians. Why? B.caiiMt the ftr mvra, unorgauiz'd and undisciplined, are unconscious of their tremendous power. TWar City (Cal.) Citizen. H the exptmditures of tho national government continue in aay thing inuw present amount, it is pa as Uotcd in thisrn.mtrv a, tb .t. ho ..,.r 'voter.. portion of 500 tol.Sew York World The insinuation that it has een a lack of industry, frugality and system that has in the punt fifteen years more than ever before, engulfed the farmers in; mortgage indebtedness, is wilfully false and no one k kuvs it betler th-iri many that make th chaiye Corsicuna Tex.) Truth. 12,073 mercantile failures in the United States in 1SD1 represent i'n ; liabilite.s to the amount of $rdJ,000.000 means that many less comie tilors in the commercial world. It mean that tho weak are urouderin to th.. mrghly. It tells a wonderfui tale of f he powers of concentrated we ilth. Nash ville Toiler. When a railroad is wreckel bv bral management, it is placed in tiie hands of a receiver, and the g&vermnont takes charge of the business. the gov ernment can operat a bankrupt road successfully, can there be any rca-on why it could not opera t the roads which are not bankrupt?-1 "opeka (Kan.) Advocate. If a government farms out its com mercial highways, to private corpora rations, to charge what tolls they please; farms out to private corp f ra tions, the Irgh prerogative of govern ment to issue money, and contract and expand the volume,-what is there left ot government, of interest to its subjects? -Fort Worfa(Tex.) Gazelle. ;The two old parties have power. In their desperation they intend to use it, in order to keep it. The farmers need power, and they can have it if ther will; but in order to get it, they must unite on questions, which are of vital importance to them, and cease wasting time over those on which they can no" 8M.MeudcilU (Pa.) Farmer. In a very few vars the "calamity howlers" of to-davfvill be the heroe in history to the coming ot,neriltiojH) that will call them blessed; and who wih ay, it was to thes-i .elf-sacrificing women and men, who helped the race to a higher plane of truth and instim and through the fiery ordeal of mis-1 representation and abuse, that we own! our present liliertv. Thev lipvpr fid ... . " ered, knowing it to be their highest duty to transmit to posterity freedom from the merciless grasp of ihe moijey power, and combined corporate des- pousni. uur vicn Opinion. j, - ChMren Cry for Pitcher's Castorii WAS III XCJTOX I.IlTTEir. Tha Chilian Affair (J reed fur Ofilec Crisp Aain Well Other "cws. Corrcspondfuce cf ihe Watchman. " . WAsniNGTOx, Jan. 23, 1892. Con gress now has that long looked for op portunity to take a hand'iu the Chilian business, its tin wholeifiiciaj story is b ;fore it. It is a somewhat lengthy story and the Senators and members, even the moat hut-headed among .them, seem dspused to tudy it carefully be fore expressing opinions that will com mit them. President Harrison is generally prated; for. the conservative manner in which he has handled- his part of t lie stoiy. Congress feels its responsibility in this crisis, and there i no probability that it will take a iy hasty action. The administration hav ing sent its ul imatum toCiiiTi is stili actively preparing for war, but it is as serted by the members of the cabinet that it is not done in any spirit of hos tility towards Chili, but because it i believed -that the better prepared we are for war, the more probability there is that we shall have no war, in short, that it is deemed necessary to show Chili that we ure prepared to begin and carry on an agresive war, in order to convince her that he must accede to the demands t hat we have made. According to a statement- made bv A si tail S cretarv of the Tre.isu: V Spauiiling to the House Ways and Means committee ihe condition of the Treasury i easy and will remain so du ring the re-t of this fiscal year, if his estimates are not at fault. lie says the actual receipts for the first six months of the current lineal year were 7,000, 000 in access of the expenditure, and he estimates that the excess of ieceipt over expenditures for the entire fiscal yer will bo $24,000,000. The dem ocrats assert that the receipts will f.iil far helow the estimates, it will take six mouths to settle the question. If Mr Springer had it todooveragain it is certain that he would not make tiie positive stab nn nt. he did sometime ago, that no sd-ver legislation would be pas sed by Ihe House, as it is now regarded by fii one who claim to have m-de a careful canvass of the House as certain that the free coinage bdl recently intro duced by Mr. Bbu:d, chairman of the f ouiiMit'.ee on Coinage, Weights and Measures, will -be made the basis of a measure wheh will be reported .favor ably from that -eotnuiiitee and passed I'V the House. The com.nii.-teu haa d culel to vote on the Eland bill omlhe loth of February. K? Ca.'Veland slovk is not rated very bih in.congressimial circles just, now., al though it is luit et apparent which of the ! her candidates arc to l eiu lit bv iii . ... w the victory won tythe Hd!-t.i a:naii- Brico combine in getting Civ CitO named ;ts the pi. tee lor holding tiie democratic national convention. There is one fan tore ot oar -political-life that is little short of di-gn.s iog. and that is t he unseemly haste d:pia d in seeking the ofiii e- made vacant, In death. The Iafe.M. iiistmce is the va cancy in tire Supreme Court caused bv the dea'h of the late Justice Brad lev. who expmd i'Yitiay" morning. Hi body wi hardly cc Id befort; eminnit men, many of whom had been h:s per sonal friends, were running hither and thither to get tiu-r euiine ii men com milled to the support of thi niiiii tor tiie vacancy. iT thai Around iiloorcsville. Owing to bad weather farmers have done hut very little work. .lr. Joseph McLean will cpon up a dry goods store in Mooresv ille soon. ' So reported. . .7 .in, ij.Mi.iini aim i.tiuiiy, 01 j Itowan ctjuniy, moved last, Friday on I the farm of .lr. T. Ci. Christie, in this vicinity. Mr. it. V.Tharp. of North Iredell, i teaching ttie public school at the Bra'.v !y rchool house, sixty sclioiars or more have beea enrolled during the past few weeks. Mr. W. D. Eudy4 who has b cn a resi dent of this comrcuniiy for some time, left a few days ' ago for Hillsborough, Texas, which will be his future 'home. His-family will follow fuuie time this spring. The Sunday school at this district school house has aaia resumed its wuri; under the manaemcnt uf fjnuer suoer iutendent sud teachers. A. - . Bitbatiy Academy. Rockwell pest-omce was moved to the station this week. Mr shouser u postmaster. Cliariey JIoL Tiie Gold Hill mine is still moving-on. Ten stamps are running daily. Mr. II. "A. Holshouser will soon mar ket some of ids fine tobacco. Mr. Torn Sporull and wife, who went to Alabama about a year ago, have re turned. A party ef fox hunters passed through here last week enroute fjr Erinll-'s erry. Mr. liobc-rt Smith's hands are still playing havoc with the hickory wood iu Cabarrus county. Messrs. John L). Drown and J. A. Linn are at work building a new house for Mr. Lafayette Host. The old building of Barge r school dis trict will be sold next Saturday for cash to the highest bidder. . Mr. XV. Peeler, the depot -agent at New London, h spending several weeks at his home in Itockwell. Kluttz's school . house, near Organ church, together with about Gfly dollars worth of apparatus, was consuKHuL by fire on the night of the 1 tin instant. Mr. W. G. Adams, who has kept up this section of the Yadkin road for the pat year, has been called to Charlotte to take harge of a sect ion on the 11. & I road. Capt. Johnson, a track laver. is iu his stead. . Guld Hill, Jan. 2;th, 1Sj2. i- well known Chester's ttijr ;ilaze. At 2 o'clock Tuesdav morning the eot lon mill of tho Chester, S. C, Manufac turing company was discovered to be on lire, ine alarm was nnnl,l ure.,fi eIliirmci responded, but to no UV'l n nca I n ki. X O limit I VI f 1)UIV tl.f TViill was burned to the cround. Mom O.on ! 1 1 ! i lion yards of gingham -were awaitim"' lJlem :,ml they say it is the best prospect ing shipmeiit. The tess is estimated ithoyiavc ever worked in this part of pprinir nt S270.00O. with insnmnfotn ii- i . .. xuxoiun f ll 11 1. 1 iraiKis were -thrown out of fmnW.ne LThe heat from the mill was so intense -h . "iiuui,im; nun was so iaten?e MV srArr: n i:vs. Items Iiaited Down ti Sav Space- From Mountains to Seashore. - A Hales, one of tho oldest jewelers in Charlotte, raadcan assignment Monday. J. N. Thompson, a prominent citizen of I);ividhOU, droppo.-l dead last. Thurs day. -: Rev. J. R. White h.is rc-ijined his charge ia Diirham and accepteil charge of the First Baptist church of Asheville. Caroline Sbh-.p, n vmiii"1 c5!orexl woman, was handed ia Gaston chancy last Friday. Her crime was rui3uifs4k,Overeer of Poor. A M Brown. her illegitimate .infant. , i Mri S. It Williainson. of the firm of ilath & Williamson, of Mouroe, had a stroke of apoplexy on tho train, while re turning frotri Wilmington, last Friday nightL lie expired soon after tho train arrived at Monroe. Two men at Rnxhoro were certain that they wire Rtiing to b; sentenced to the penitentiary and filed a petition uskjiig that ;thcy he whipped - nt . the stake. Their request was granted, and quite a fund was raised by charging gate fees. The executive committee of the North Carolina Tentrhpr.s' Assembly met' iti Kaleiuh several davs a-o. and arranred the j)foramme i, c. , i. !. oai;,,,. ' jr which will le held at Morehead City frm ! June 12th to July 2L A nu nber of neV and vaiuab e features have been added. A white man bv the name of Brown, J Ir,i,in ;near lioek Hill, was round dead unoer tiie ougar ureen trestle neiow Pinevil'o SaTurday night. It was at lirsi supposed he was knocked off of the bridge by the 7:30 up train, but there was no evidence on his person Or' t lie train having st ruck him, and itislhought !io fell from the bridge. Ocfieral News. The number of deaths from la grippe inTarison Monday reached one hundred. Th'4 Maryland legislature last week re-elected Arthur P. Gorman to the Senate. Chip-ago 1ms been s( leeted as the place of nuiting fur 1 he next National Demo cratic! Convention, and June 2t?-t the time, j Eiskine College, loratcd at Due West. S.C., ;was burned lo the ground at two o'clock last Friday morning. Loss $2.3, 000; hoiiiisurance. Three terrific dynamite explosions .;iiMet, va., iiufiay several stores, which W t . t m m night, wn :ed caiuht1lro and wire burned. o uiotive is assigned f r the dKd and no clue lo the perpelralor. iThei citizens of Charleston, S C, are great I v exercised over th report that Presiifeut Harrison will appoint a negro as postmaster at thai cit. and they have held a meeting ana asked that it "not be done. I A heartrcniling pcere was witnessed in Indian.uxili last Thurdiv nhrht when iho Indiana Suriji.l institute was octroyed by fi'e. there were aboui . iV'l . .... I ... . : C . 1 . 1 I I .;- liiiiitiies, i'.ii'.i inusi. iji iiKMii neipiess imoiiiii.. ,vii()ul juriv p-.-rsoiiS were bur.ieU to death. Organ Church. Prof. 1 P.. Brown, the Cn?ilv AIM- anco Itvturer, made a public- soeech itock Alliance hall last SalimlnV Suh jeet, "!. I liance demands."' j J U iliimsay, 1 M. ;Tne K-ttUtK sctiool house arid about , - IWciity-fiVe dollars worth of hooks and! The va-n-.f disastrous fire (Xlw ahiH. slates V re. dfst roved bv Ihe last, Mo.i.i0!de, has epericneed in ars oe.-.nrerl dav niorht. It was ans'ed i.v a defee, i v.. sto e pipe. jo - - - " - . . he diseont inued Bock postoiyi.j wi lite ihiirt v-hrst of thi-. inoutl i'iie p:es ei.t post inasi er has rc.-i IH i. M i s; jjiiey s l s i:nr eiiticallv I j I Willi prieuiaoaia at thi.-j writing Oi.ivnu. Davie New. Uur; farmers are iooh.nr' out for .seed: oats. : The rip has let up some through lies i seclioi'. . " j the wire at Hunter and l-iieas' ferrv I iew tio'.vn wane ine river was up Inn; since, and tiie hoal weul tlowu not ! the! - river about a mile Tho Yadkin ji I was burned dowa few days a .;. No lives were lost. T)ie ! inmates were l.roiiuht to the iail in this eounty for safe keeping. Thi "leap year neck-tic art" jriven a few evenings ai;o at the residence of Mr . Lizzie- Don; hit. M i . T. il. Larlu r, of Barhcrsviile.'S.C. is in tuwn on a visit. II V6T i.mi. Th Licenso Question. TMitcr: ''Equal ri;;lu; to all and! special privileges to none,-' is sound doe- trine and involves in it a correct pnnei-i pie. :Tiie county commissioners give a! license to saloon keeper and ihereW ex-j tend to him a special privilege. Under! that license he can .-e!l infovii-it; ,. i; ouor in small mul lar n an i es wi h perfect impimity. Any one else attempt - - . V .. voooso wou.u .ay mmseit liable to an MHlictmcnt. Hit be unwise to allow - . ... ,. , every man to sell in small quantities, then it should be unwise lo allow the sa loon keener to do it. ''Ivjur.l rights to all arid special privileges to none." The county commissioners refu-4g ,to l-ant licnse to the saloon keeters of i Charlotte have struck uiion the right key. ; B II. Davidson's Mines. Lin wcor, N. C Jan. 25, 1SJ1 jrt Elilor: I see in your valuable pa-4 per that you invite correspondence irji your mining elumn. As I am somewhat interested in that lino I thought I would drop you a line or two to let you know what there is in old Davidson. I have been prospecting somewfcat in Ihe. moun tains of Abhets creek about seven roiies from Lexington in the southeast eonvso and about two miles from the old Lad mine. The mine U kr.owif as the Iudsan Hill bine. I have sunk two shafts about one hundred yards apart; thero is free gohUintil we struck water, then they turned to a heavy separate one which coutains gold, silver, lead and other met- ; als. Une shall has been sunk to a. detuh of forty feet and the other thirty feet. The thirty f ut shaft has a vain foir feet wide and is getting wider and richer every blast we make. When -the last blast was made we took out a chunk thafc weighed twenty pounds. The chunk was rent to Charlotte to l? as sayed aed the result was that it nssaji-d one hundred and G fly-four dollars per ton. The forty-foot shaft has a vein about two feet wide, never had it assayed teems 10 oe ine same as the other ! 1 haVe had experienced m in era to work : i Aivn ,1 K - . . - i the countrv J. F. Smith. unn i.ihj for t he. l'rrt'irrszir? V,?,. s i rt . mer. Watchman and a virtue f ,.n '"(-, lucninun ana a picture of all ! - . ( . - - - 1 f JI 1(1 b Gone ni 1 : : Dj r c et o e0U STY COYEUSMFsXT. . Clerk Superior Court, V G Watson. Sheiitr, Jas M Mourue Register of Deetls, !I N Woodson. Tre;isurer, J Sam'l MeCubbius. Surveyor, B C A-rey. ComtnissiiMiero, W L Ktuttz. cbitirman, Or L W Coleman, Cornelius Kestler, J A Stewart autl I F iatterson. Suft'fc rublic Schools, R G Kizr. Sup't of Health, Dr J J Sumtnerell. Mavor, T CXIim - Ctei k, 1 R Julian. Treasurer, 1 li Foust. Police, G II Shaver chief, J F Pace, C V Pool, It M Barringer. Commissioners North ward, C F At2" well, D M Wilier; South ward, DR Julian, N 1 MeCanlcss; East ward, T A Cou-h. enour, Jno Moyle; West ward, R J Hol mes, H T Trail l ham. CHURCHES. Methodist Services every Sunday at ! 11 Jl m a!ul p in. Prayer mextiiu .1.1 1 1 I. Fv tcvprv weunesuavuL i) id. lwev in W II Lieith pastor, Sunday school every Sunday afternoon alg o'clock. W Mauney, up-'t. PresbyterianServices every Sunday at 11 a m ami 8:'0 p m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at S:oO p m. Rev J Rumple, D Dpastor Sunday school every Sands: y afternoon at 4 p m. J Rumple, sup't. Lutheran Services every Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p in. l'rayer u.ceting every Wednesday at 7 p rn. Rev Chas B King, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 3 p m. R G Kizer, sup't. Episcopal Services every Sunday at 11 a, m and G:o0 p m av.d Wednesday at O.'M p in. Rev P J Murdoch, rector. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 0 p ia. , .sup't. Baptist Services every Sunday morn ing and night. Prayer meeting eveiy Wednesday night. Rev NV S Jones, pastor. : Suiiday school every Sunday at OJ a.m. N S Jo'.K.S, Mlp't. Catliolie Services every third Sunday at 10 a m aud 1 p m. Rev Falhcr Joseph, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday nt 10 a m. YM C A Devotional services at Hall 'every Suntlay at 4y!l m. Business meet- ing tnv-t i liursd.iy nijuht in every liionlh. I il i''oUst,.prcd't. LODGES. Fulton Lodge No ':) A I" & AM, meets every fust and third Finhiv nisht in e;u!i month. K I Neuv W M. 'Salisburv Lod-e, No '21. K of P. meets every i uesday ni'j;lit A JI iioy.hu., C C :i I is. iu l v l jOi lire. AO i , K ol 1 1 . ineei every 1st :.ud :,d M.nd;-y ni-ht in cadi mourn. C 1 lie! n ha nit . Dietator. S.i ! is! in ;-v ('.iii)f il ? I? ..-..I (':lllllll !!( ! f-VIM-V "! "Il! Jill : i5;,, ,t J., each uiuiiili. II j v i x i UCL-CU b POST OFFICE. OHieo hour? from (;C0u m to O.hO j Mney orUT hours a rn lo w m. ! Sunday hour ; 1 2; if a m to 1:00 r in : 1 lu 1 Moinhiy mornier. On i mint use , . , j i'kh n. v . t.'-.-i i. eu. vn u wi;i ine ! "it-l J opoi i tan op r.; luo:-e. ,'il.-o a lare I.I I. ...... 1 . . : . .i , IU Wljleii ian v i.K'ti. woir.cn lll'l oov, were employed. -dany Were ; the i;aii( w escapes ALsoSutolv Putq A cream of tartar 1 akm; powiier. i fiiuaest of till in leaveidntr stren-'th.- Laiest lS. Ctivcniuient Food Jieport. . - ; . i A r-rp T,AriypTi t J-'iiO 1 liUJiUilii i !. :.. i.i i. .t . .. r L " ' ; 1 7 l"""" ' " i(.U,UU,ll l'l HIIMVh,JC HI ill '.UUIII, ' Yo notified that .... .....w ..ill...-.- - ..lM Ull III I uniese mde bv Fvb. 1st, we will he compelled !.a..o i'i.W ,w ,, ,.m..... :. ... & - - - - MeCunniNs ec McCanli:s.- a .0 CM BciUKul CAHKY THE LAIMiEST STOCK OT DIAMONDS OF ANY HOUSE IN NOUTII CAROLINA? SELECTION PACKAGES SENT ON APt'LiCA TiON'. WE El Elk NO Wi ITATIO-N STONES IN STOCK. It EE Ell iO' CHA 11 1otTE BANKS. BOYNE & BADGER DIAMOND DEALEUS, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Plu--e incDtlnn the Watchman wr.cn you Kc i 1 -JEWELRY ! 1-T-l-T-f-T-T-T-T-f-t . I am Still on Dock With NICE JEWELRY OF ALL KillDS. See my stock before you purchase. l Ilcspect fully, S. A, L. OHHSON, P EiilJ' FreslijGanlcn Seed at rc. tlUCCCl price?. cr andrass ReeJU . the lowest prices at Knr,;- u Storr c READ THIS! Be sur-e and call for nlxvf of 3 Cures.; it. has never f-h to cure Dyspepsia, Ijuli-evt,- you first-class refereRecs itrv. ,V isbnrv to prove its merits. :;r saie bv BE IN TJilE Don t wait till von et lttivif rnnKc' n;n,.i r,. . to come ami have it ready. It will sJM a kK-ttr bill and proliably vom- ( ',' is s?peedy cure for I)hirrhc.-;i, y-.x ! mer and Ilowel . complaints, hi 'i: fails torure il taken in time. r J. H. EHKISS. CP ... . Fnrnitiiro. Pianos una vl&lU) TO BE FOUND IN STATIC; Babjarriages Trlcvclcs I Buy in Xarcro Quahtitics Di reet firm Hanufactui t: g, - and Will Give Low Prices. frile li C:lt!i:t n GC ODS EXCH A?C GX-D 1 GATIorACTOicV E. ivi ANDREWS. J CaASLOTlT, 11 0. Family 10:liiDiaite Hiiii! Unequalled for the Cure of Dysentery, Dianhtxa, Chol era Uorbus, ; Summor Ccui- plaint, Pains in tk-3torar.ch and Bovels, &c. IlGspectfuHy, T.E.iCLIITTZ&CO. Norfolk Alliance .Exc6&i$ 11 and 13 Ccmmerce Et, Xs or , v n., t Owned and "confrolled by Ailiancul lor handling produce, , COTTOIT A SPECIALTY. I - v I t Don't seil ' before . writ ltrj; f r if ticulars to I J J.-R0 P. O. Box 212. osronoiu JOT Vo are still at our oM on Afnin street, v;li'orc w1 i :f.V a select stoclioif Watclu1?, C' Spectacles, jiml all kiiid- ' Jewelry, on hand at the l,,uc prices. cio? vulcli repair-' nii a ff C! . i All work guranteed 12 mont1- h ill,. liVUHji j B Jf 1 U 'fu c E, 1
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Jan. 28, 1892, edition 1
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