vi.
4.,
u
A.
XrtvUl AUutnrt-b. L.Polk, president,
Tl.rth tWoHna; H. L. Loucks, rice pxes
Went, Drl-Ul; . II. Turner v serrcVwt
ircarer, ergi; J. B.; W i I Utts, lecturer,
VfnwWwianBatlerreyiacnt,
Clinion, Jl. C; S. garnet, crctwy,
.-IUIicViH' ' - . ' .
t;r. Voorfirilln: lreident, Co II. A.
- Vaf,ej.GUrV.-rrev, B. P. IWW,
tiawoo.grttjrj nd Treasurer, J. 1.
VmfJ,Blisrar7.
;2nMi (7oty-.TcsK Xmer, present,
numefi M.'U H'tchis McreUrx, Saw.
r SutMTilldi U. E. Rmej, eeeretarj,
, 'fefffrti Ccvntf A. F. nilemna, prl
dct, Concord Dr.. S. Laffcrty, secre
tary, ConcQf1. ; -(JK.
3- Orcon,priJcnt,
JimM-. W.A.iiwJt iacrctary, Thomai-
j-nk M.wtftui J. F. Urmnt secretary.
Kcwton.
y .f.C R.onn Tress Assoclatl
Tcrrj,
Jlutln't vicprrndenti W. & Borne "e
KtAtA ami. Riletzti, "S. C.
i r.ijjriF" - fllnton
Wilson. N. C.
Salisbury, . t .
t l.itn. T i
pin
Tarbor.. . c.
MO'i'ln Hoino-Journtl.
; (Jonrifrj Llfd,'
Goldsboro, J. C.
HlcK-ory, C.
WhlttAkers. N C.
TV-- A-r'-t(infvZ ryaripTS are re
Ai-qilctfo kecpthm OundinthflJrBt
pap an i aM otnert, proinaea iney aroumy
elected. Any paper .fatunn to atfcoww
OcolalWorm ta ZsZZ Z
;JLSJr.Mtto-
' - WharfAii!q'r;ii? - -
- . - . .
i - . ' hie, iA-laUr v . I Fouf-mcn ran it through a threshing
! if MR. lFi. SJ?? itP11uiachrne,a-Wthe rate of about two acres
andn
he tnea.loMina out is w mis- as-
, what c&used, our. sick njd then
. preserves me remeay.
triM to snow wnac wm- inc. qnaso m
(mr nardfrtimw ami (nirween t wmi
try tr prescribe some remedios. nut
gome will Jar if God w leading na out
i wo hajre riotning, to do in thc matter.
Jitit my brother there is where ycu an
mistaken. Gol doe1 not help a man
who will not help himself. We must
do. our part and God will do hjn.
There w3 two thingf the Israeli ten had
to do before .the? cor.ld Be delivered.
irey. rum ui.w
ter3 Da.;o tnem go, anu ney nau to
prepare themselves for the journey.
if the Israelite'? had tried to deliver
lliemsolvea by force of arms they
... i ' t "i i 4. L
would have made a failure,, but they
qmetly .ubnntted until-Pharao. bade
them go.. Now we : have amed
our political releaae (through the All,-
anco demands) andjf they are refused.
wJiich they no doubt will lie' time and
again, Rome will be rew;?y to demand
" them at tha point of the bayonet But
that will lie the greatest mistake of
'our life. VWo must wait-Che alow pro-
Cew of tlltf law amLcontinue knocking
nntil cur -'demands are heard. But
whilst I heliove that it would help nslm. . . . - t
nh.Tn tho-ndflmandaerriM nnt Snl
whilst I beiievo it will b, done, yet if
...mk.i.-.. ui
oiif wheels almost to the hub und we
annoigetOuUintil we take off some
aronr load and swap off some of our
he n4 V.rn" off m.r dri .nd
Vnmmt tfcA.m.MU mnU arIw,u een; that about scveiity-nve
then not trr o null buara out for foar
we brake a wheel,. bnradually come
ii u v-. f v,- ij
' " -M I
lWkfiSS!Sif na Sfc
r I 111 X ; I - IV. 1
ties td'ehow hew hear it:ii in th
atate as it can be itoneJj a more able
pen, bitt will just say4 tiiat about ser-
enteen ar eighteen kundred pounds of
overy ton is dirt and it is heavy whan
vrtf paj twenty-five or thirty -dollars a
v toa? ?for.; iW V.VV hea everytfarrn has
plenty of places on it that cannot be
i cultitated, it can be utilized and a
" ibotter fertilizer made, at home, at a
nominal cost. But hcrw are we to get
it off? -Well that ia a questidfr- that
'. is agitating tbensind'of m'an.'pf our
farmers toayT Well, I andvtth that
jtistiJJye; tl whiskey . I vljt lievc in;
probibiilngit,by legislation, from being
' . sold, ffer ftit is sold at all yp6.cannot
keep some men from .using it, fand I
think if we had that load off we could
j;. get along;, better, and;' then swap off
some of or white hmse'ii cotton) and
disnrlstf our driver (the'-merchaht) for
lie has ieen running us too long,'nd
then we can get out by the help; of
ij- GocJ "and proper dnviug. But' some
j will .tyT we are 'ia- vdebt and cannot
i quit cotton? -Mf yent were to swallow
poison, a sensible, physician would not
' )t Plvc )'mi poison :as-an antidote,, and
; , " ' it jwhh cottfijyu!jj)oisoiied us, and we
' . . mrist get-BMifrtalse as an antidof p
nt sotrvi e,s's.oUr merchants are
furnished the brainV and the monev
perS;ti iiP";re C in the head,
irother. All Jj&tVv.S them ln any form er Stage, we'll pay
run tlieir butrssand we run ours; ' you 5 "r your trouble in
iitaskthenri ftuv'i making the trial."
v Iwen 'lttnftriitr "I'hV past:- J'T-hv -have. -1- " An arlv rtismo-
and ; we do . air the worki They
furnish us r- with the brick -oid
. . mortar, but still we make . the brick
and mortar. But one s iys we tbwe
" . th merchant and must raise cotton to
pay with,; as that is our only money
projn:; Iluiit itif you raise it as a
f surplus. ?.,Ve Yho are so fortunate-;d
to live- irt the Piedmout of North
i tiirolinav .between theliadkin and Ca
tiWba rivers, have the advantage of a
i I l-i .7" i.i .. 1
iuiHi lun'i niiu as . eiiiai a ci'mare as
: the sun shfnes iipon. It is a climate
jind'soilv.iiit .will grow almost any
thing that mmf r beast can eat, but
-i f ve .wrre. rp raise ohe crop to. the ex
i elusion pf all others we would make a
- HfailiUjV.hut if tbere is one thing Ilia"
v wilUrfbvgVow fo." perfection Ifre thai
t hing is ctfoh, and yet we made it7r
p.'(jt, lienco Hhe necessity of guaii' .
Now -.V8 liavo not nM'Ia our nnr
climate, bat it -was made by One i who
cannot err, and we have tried to con-
... . . t i ' t
vert it to 4ther uses than tor uruicn n
itmadp, and jre hayo made, n sift
nal failure,.aud the sooner wtf gc jjet
bnefc 'to vhnt God intended Us U
fcrow the sooner we will get out of
the clutches of trie monev icms. u
we would raiw 6ir own meat whtil
would it affrct us if they make n cor
ner on meat. ' If we we wouul raise
sufficient arnoaut of flour for home
consu motion what would we care for
those grain thieves of the North, and
after we bad planted enough of all the
grains for ourown use,4t we would
pUuf that of our fajids that are tuoit
suitable for cotton that jve could work
well and put in our spare time making
manures and improving our farms iup
stead of meeting at the country store
and complaining of hard times uod
would see that we were willing to g6
and he would cause our lords to ?u
Now, Mr. Editor, this is no fancy
picture, but only what i being done
bv a fev and can be doe by us all
when we erer get out of this old
- rut of credit, get out of debt which we
must do before we can be free, and
then hare thi3 home.stea Uiw repealed
and do away with the mortgage busi
ness, the morning of ur. deliverance
will begin to dawn. t
Je33y CTseent
UuntersvilIc,Ji. C, Feb! 8, 1S92.
m i i ii ii ii
Better Tliat ilaskius:.
j A corngrower-of Tom pi: in a county.
i. I ., announccs-tnat tie is entirely
f done wjth thfl tedious process of husk
ing corn, and several neighbors will
prooably follow Ins cram,le. lie had
I V 'vll OvitS VI V" n 111.11 VUL
land well cured, he hauled to the barn
hoar. The shelled grain was thrown
0p the barn floor,shovelfcd over a few
times diiriug two or three week.-?, and
Mthen put in bins: The machine carrier
-movod; the shredded stalk.
Arn , n.,u ,
Iropped on the, floor and were pitched
into a mow.' both horses rnd cattle
now prefer this nicely prepared fodder
to the be3t .bar.-. Apparently, there
can be but one possible tiifirculty in the
way of thu.3 treating shock corn every
vear. i here might ne a wet iall, whfr
it would not euro well, and the shred
ded fodder be-apt to mould, lint this
could be obviated, for at fkreshin"
time bams are usuallv emptv and the
f0ader could be spread about in s.varal
pl and b
,)lj(sj(Jj 1 1
p,,t in i -
J,,t to save nandling so-much, two
. 1 ,.:n r .' x.
fieH nd . fa h f
th . A j . -
d ()f tfa o f , .
, . npro . . . im , ni. oti . x
' ; , 1 " ",m ,
One man and
team will cut with a. reaper and throw
in gavels leir acres a day, and four
men will set it up in -shocks. Three
men and two teams will draw the ten
acres in a half day, and I will allow
RirA .VtJhVt (a lUAali -If C A V. - 1. '
A" . "r' "i"0 .w"rKJ? wut Ior
. "
ftcro- 017 compare, this with the
llSl - i?"?" - u ji- x.8 aaa- nu,KT
V' . i g. n -na
many times and at last inning
th.?.fiar9 tbrongh a hand-shcller, and it
Per ca? of the ,ab.or is nvcd- lfc iaJ
f ur ewme mat tnis cannot be
Idoiro with so little labor: but the an-
k-. . A. L I XI I
"f- f "son, in New York Trib
'.
' tvicnrnona & uanville Company
?Te comnrftrniseil Uieir case with Mrs.
Little, of Hickory, whow husband, .It v.
- ' Little was killed in the Narro'.y
kua2Q rHl!road wreclc "er this place
one year ago. They pay Mrs. Little tl
CM30 daoiflges. The case -of Mrs. Bessie
Srnyre of Newton, .whose husband.
engineer John Smvre, was killed on
oaiuaa mountain two years ago has
also been compromised for $3,500. In
these cases Judge McCorkle, and Son,
George' "McCorkle. anneari-d - for tliP
.plaintiffs and Judge Schenck fr the
rai I roait. i ewton h n terp rise.
What i3 lacking h truth
ttnd confidence..
If thero were absolute truth
. on the one hand and absolute
confidence on the - other, it
wouldn't be necessary for the
makers.! of Lr. Sage s Catarrh
Remedy to back up a plain
statement of fact by a $500
. guarantee.
They say "If we can't
cure ym (make it personal,
Funny, isn't jt, how some
people prefer sickness to
health when the remedy is
positive and tha guarantee
absolute..
AVise men dont put money
back of "fakes." -
And " faking" doesn't pay..
.Magical little granules -those
tiny, sugar-coated Pellets-of
Dr. Pierce scarcely
larger than mustard seeds
yet powerful to cure active
;Yet mild in operation. The
best Liver Pill ever invented.
Cure sick headache, dizziness,
constipation. One. a dose.
sav.
The liver-Prevent Question.
; What it? It is. I "Shall e ever
join the Alliance?" Of course you can
if you want to, but suppose we don
.want tor1 lhen what is the use o
quarrelling or quibhlingrfnvthing abou
it? The Alliance is ai nohle organiza
tion. It is composed of fair-minded
men: men of intelligence, wliose hon
estv and determination cannot be sue
cessfully disputed; mn who have thf
welfare of the farmer nt heart and are
determined to fight for him, though the
air be so full of the scandal-monger's
bullets as to hterallv obscure the sun
prosperity. Men who; arc not seeking
public plaudits or priviat- preferment
men who have" the welfare of -the whole
agricultural fraternity at heart, anc
who are in the order for' higher motive
tn an tne mere eratJlcaUou or some
personal ambition. say this is tl;
class of men who conti'tut the great
mass or Alliance memoers as weti a
the F. M. B. A. These have not beei
lacerating the caudal! appendages o
their underwear because ihe Allianct
and the F. M. B. A. do not unite, anu
it is difficult to see why persons win
niav have little or no connection with
either organization should leeonie s
suddenly solicitous about the matriino
iial union of these organizations.
Besides, this' is no time to raise such
a ruens about the matter. The publi
cation of windy imaginations can onh
cause the prejudices of men and tend to
drive them farther apart 1 he Allianc
and F. M. Bl' A. are already co-oper
ating with each ot heron essenliiil bases
in many parts of the country, until vou
can hardly tell "tother from .which
and what ia the ue of making such a
fuss about nothing. ' -
I he public is not award that Pres
Gause and Pres. Polk Jare lacerating
each other's spinal columns in their
enorts to get into each; others arms
Neither do wo hear of any great stir
the two national secretaries are making
011 the subject. As to Indiana, both of
these innocent youths, becretanes Prigij
and CI ay pool,'- are "as .loving an. two ring
doves, and it is not generally believed
hat Bro. I'orceand myself are playing
om-cat 011 the. back fencio and scratch
ing each other's eves out over the sub-
ect. C. A. Bvbinson. j
What Fanners Succeed.
The farmer will succeed who make
up his mind that the whole secret of
success is in himself; that is it the
man and not the business that tells.
le will succeed if he sticks close to his
farm as the mechanic does to his shop.
ind not expect to work three or four
months and then take his ease the rest
of the year. That farmer will succeed
who takes the paper and digests what
he reads, and is not afraid of new meth
ods of industry. He will succeed if it
is his intention that whatever he sends
to market shall be the very best, and
so made and put up that yhm seen it
will be captivating for its freshness,
cleanlincs and purity, and will be un
hesitatingly taken on account of ' hi
well known character for honesty of
weight, measure and count. Those
who hare farms may think themselves
fortunate, for although tliey will not
thereby find sudden roads to wealth,
they will certainly prove that persistent
farm labor will bring a sure reward.
It is worthy of notice, that th ad
venturer and speculator, with blasted
hopes and shattered health and fortune,
have in the end to come bsck to the
farm for bsalth and safety. Agricul
ture is th3 basis of national strength
and weal tli, and a most certain and 1M
eral support to all who follow it intelli
gently. Bulletin.
Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong arad
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If la grip
has left you weak aul weary, use Elec
tric Bitters. This remedy acts directly
on liver, . stomach and kidaeys, gently
aiding those organs to perform their
functions. If you are alliicted with Kick
headache, you will find speedy and per
manent relief Ly taking Electric Bitters.
Ono trial will convince you that this is
th remedy you need. Largo bottles
only SOc at Khittz&Co.'s drug storo.
' f a 1 . ulJi i ;
France, Italy and Sweden have been
selected ai arbitrators-in 1 the dispute
between the United States and Great
Britain, growing out of trie Behring
seal fisheries. ; i
CAPT J. U. JOH NSTON.
To aw. whom it may ctxks4i t.ako trrvai
pleasure in test If - lntr to ih; -nu- uAis cjuahtVs of
the popular rcmcuy for envptUittai q the skin,
known a P. P. i I suSm-ii for Several e.irs
vrlth aa unsightly and riisaprrouWc eruption on
my face, ami tried various remedies to rc-move It.
none of which accornpllslied t lie objivt un.i!! this
Talu.-tble preparation wais resorted tit. After tai-
injr three bouirs in accordance sWa dlrocMlons 1
am now entirely cured. J. D. JMi.nston.
Of the tirm of Johr.stou fc Ovmlrv's.
- SavannVa, (ia.
V. V?'. SAVES I .IF ft.
A proiuiuout S.-ivnnnuhUn. fonmrir sunerl?;ten-
SATt WII.l. 1.1 V E KffKKYKKj
lent of a railroad. s.i: "I h um crippled In my feci
ami arms so tbst I could not w.tlk without crutches,
nor eat. without having a servant tq fcotl me. 1
trlfd phasic!. ins everyv-.-'oero, but to no purpose,
aedttaauy went to New York, w here iTy doctors
at oiw time decided to ampuUnt riy ana, i-ut
tmni that coue 1m raclfi-able.. on account of a
wound I had rtvelve.t diulaj?' the war. l r;i timed
to Savannah a complete wreck, anci my case seem
ingly hopeless. As a forlorn hope 1 began to take
P. P. P., and am rejoiced to u.y thai after usinv:
three beetles, my limbs bszL to straighten out,
my appetite and healtn soon returned, and 1 now
teel like a new man; really, as it 1 hacj been made
over again, and as if I could live Jortsv r so ions:
as I cau et p p. V." '
Tills jfeutlSmau will not j'.ve h'., nr.rhe f-r puoll
catlOD. but authorizes us 10 refer raiyl-edv to itiin
for a Tfrtitc it ion of tlicse faet. wl; will appiv to
US. VeXytni!3-, LIPP.M AN MHKOS., " '
. VVlifiit sale I;rui;gl?t! s,
' -' . ; Prorrieierjjot l. P. V.
' Sijvann.i h, Gi..
CONSUMPTION CU11ED.
An old physician, retired from pnulica having
had placed in Ids hands by an East India mission
ary tue form a! a cf a simp!? vr-yet abl remedy fo:
tho speedy and pernianeni. cure of (Wusampilon,
Hronejd.tis, Catarrlu -stiima stud a'.j 'ihrnnt aim
Luag A Sect Ions, also a po:'i: ?vc and. radical care
for Nirvu DebitiTy an-'? all Xcrvousi i :omplal rt.
afior luyiiisr tested its wonderful euratt" powers
in thousands of cases, luis felt it ids tui v to mat e
It known to his sulTerlncr fellow?. Actual ed by tlds
motive and a desire toilet e humiiliisnfferinjr. I
will snd free of chari, to all w ho d-irc ir. this
reclpej in tierman, French or English.; wit!', full di
rections for pieoariuv- and usins. Scfifi bv mall b
addressing with si amp, naming liiis piaper, V, A.
,vovs., svu I'ov.trs J:X'k, ItocLester. si
V.
ls.iy
VThea Baby was sick, re care her Oistorla-.
When she was a Child, sha cilcd for"tjastorla
VJen she Watne Miss, she cluns to Cantoris.
Wbien sho bad Cl ildrea, she gn- j thekJi C.istoria
I
the United States. at Cairo, tells asEorv
related to him by Arnbi Pasha, of n
Moslem priest who once asked all tljoB
ot hu cengregalion who loved God find
feared thfir wives to stand Up. 4Un
stantly, says the narrator, "the whole
gathering rose save one. When the
priest observed this, he approached jtb
solitary exception and said: 'I see tha
you re ruaiu seated. Is it because yod d-
not love UHt., '2s o,' - answered jthr
man; 'I love God.' Then is it because
you do not fear your wife?' 40u tin
contrary,' was the' reply, kl was unajble
to n?e because my vvife gave me such
a beating this morning that I rui almjoat
helpless.1 'Now there,' concluded the
Arabi, 'was a man in the vurv position
ot iuypt to-day, with Her back stil
sore from the stripes laid upon her ;bv
the nations which are bidding her ire-
joice.
- The end of human life is not plejis
ure but duty. . He who sets out wltl
the fixed determination to have ":
good lime" is sure to be disappointed
God h as so arranged matters that sel-
l! ,.l J J? i 'if ' t'i . U
u.sii.'iess ueieats itseir. ine,most mis
erable creature on earth is the one that
is perpetually trraspi njr after his own
advantages, and neglecting or tramjp-
ling under toot the claims that othejrs
have upon hint. It is more blessed to
give than to receive. The purest joy
is that which Hows from a benevoleilt
deed. The easiest way afterall . though
its ilillicultifs sometimes appall us,
the way ot duty faithfully- performqd
toward God and our fellow-men.4-
Xashville Advocate
The English Parliament was opened
with the reading of Queen Victorials
speech. The Queen referred to the
agreement concluded with the United
btates denning the mode by which the
isputes regarding the seal fisheries in
Behring Sea.
Much grain has already reached the
famine-stricken . provinces of Russia."
and it is the general opinion in St. Pe4
tersburg that the distressed districts
will now be enabled to hold out unlil
spring. -
LEMON ELIXIIi.
A Pleasant Leaion Driak.'
For Biliousness, Constipation nnd Ma
aiia, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous
Headache, take Lemon Elixir.
ror SIceplessiK'ss, Nervousness and
Heartfailure, take Lemon Elixir.
For levers, Chills and Jobilitv. take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any of t he. above named dis
eases, nil of whieh rise, from a torpid or
useaseu n ver.sloniat.i, kidneys or bowels.
1'repareU only hv Dr. II. Mrzlev, At-
anta, Ga. 50e, and $1 hottlesat druuidsts. .
LEKON HO? DROPS
Cures all Coughs. Colds, J lonrscnes.s.
?Nre liiroat, lironclutis. I'neumoni:i.
Hemorrhage and all throat and lung dis
eases.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents at dru-rmsts. Prepared cnlv
by Dr. H. MozUy, Atlanta, Ga.
The mas.es of this country have
made up their minds to reform th
government constitutional! v. Beth r
et them do it while they an in the
constitutional mm d. fo.va Tribune.
Julia H. TohnMorrrSinrorrs P O.. S. C, wrlti;
tlmv-j connnr-i to mi hert. T-.f lmhi
Uh;e. M j S' -r.-lp-la.w gni ;ae ono-h;Uf ioz."n boi
tles of notanli? Jlloeil Balra. which cntlrflr cured
me. r.n I ukr you le publish this for the benefit of
liners xuncnr.g m like manner."
Direct txes are heavy burdens. -upon
the people; but they are a mole hill
to a mountain, compared witifindirect
axes m the shape of interest and pro
fits. Iowa Tribune.
remnnn
t! trria'if M i'ffw sr ttf
ToenroconhtipatJon piirglnar ih low-
lfchclrt bo aToidcl; It Trcaken.ntN.-lr
I power or motion. A Kontle n-rtnt KT
fWec.! oily rrqtifrr l. TnU'a Tiai
t,ncrnMiiRro preprtrcl -rlth Ppeciai
riews to tho permaneHt uro "( Cut
cr a inn urt! p;
rs io tlio pert
CCSTfVEWESS and KEA3A.CHE.
yrhoyaro ?nild anr! romuia In th T-6I
ten until thry art on the llvor, caau
a natural flow of bilo and t!seir touin
proportiealmrart jiowerU tlia bo.T-fc3
U to rcsnora wnhcalthr accunarli.
rosalt from the use of there littles nil:.
PROFESSION
A L
CA1WS.
R. LEE WRIGHT, .
ATTORNEY AX LAW,
SALISBl'ltY,.X. C.
Will practice in all the -'ourta.of Rowan and
adjoining counties'. -Prompt atte'nltoi: '.;ivcu to
all matter; pertain iiif to my professroh
Feb. 12, 1 si I .
A. S. HEIU8,
Attovivoy J.t 21i.-cr,
SALLSJiUUY. X. (..
OiTice'ih Darts' k V.'iley
corirer of Main aud InnX ;
fiiaiik buil4u!i2
Vis. Will iira.:-
tie'e in Coarts.of Rowan a'ii'if aijoi!tivpr co
1'rornpt an4 earef n attcntio-ii jr'ne! to ;
iii frf-.
me. entrusted
to colli et ions.
to rrtrc. - Special attciit'a tiven
Fonpth Sale cflriilsr LfLfe ;.
Pursuant- to a i.i-cree . id" ii'ian
Court. I will sell at tin.- (..'ouit lio'.isc
in lienor
d'oor i;i
JSali.-bury en
Monday the 14th day of March. 1892,
the following vaiuabie lanu- of C ( '. Kri-ic"-
(lectasc'l, situate at.and near M. 'ernon.
iScotcIi -Iri.-sh towtisliiii. Kowan county:
No. 1. Cont.iini!!jr 4V acre-, more- or U;j.
inclui'.in the Krider Ikcne.-tcad, Flouring
Mills, Saw .Y1U1?. Cotton ;ia "honr e;c. Solen-
water power. lii ls to opeii ;.t l.o.'o.
..No. Adioinini;- No. . .otaii.it' 11;;
acres, more or le-s, on wit
IS SforC hoUic.
small dwelling. ;v lvinsr betwi-i u W'llk
.-oro .
lioad. buckey's Li?-, and'-Fnurth Creek.
Ti;:;ms: One thkfl caj-ir. t,a!anc: in eonul
installments at b', ami 1 i . i . i ! i 1 1 s . Ii.tcVi-.-j
at per cent, on dofi-rred p-tvni.-t.E-. Title rr.
served till, pureliase money ;s all j:.rd. Piat.
and descriptions may In- sven at the office ol
on att.c. ncv. Tlie'o. F. Kbit:,,.
F.
::ifd
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S
Snuon Wolfe. ex-Consul-General ol
v. A.li.
General :: -Directory.
i COUSTY GOVERNMENT.
Clerk Superior Court, V G Wntsoia.
Sberiirj Jas M Monroe
Register of Deeds, II N Woodson.
Treasurer, J Sauvl McCubbius.
Surveyor, B C Arey.
Coroner, D A Atwell. 1
Coramissioners, V L Kluttz, chairman,
Dr L V (t'oleinan, Cornelius Kcstler, J
A Stewart aud I F Patterson.
Sup?t Public Schools, R G Kizer.
.Sup't of Health, Dr J J Summerell.
Overseer of Poor, A M Brown. .
f TOWN. ' . .
Mayer, T CLinn
Clerk, D RJnlian.
Treasurer, I H Fo'ust.
Police, ti II Shaver chief, J F Pace, C
W pool, il M Barringcr.
Commissioners North ward, C F At
well, D MjMill-er; South wait1., 1 It Julian,
N tt McCiuress; East ward, T A'Co'ush
enour, Jne Movie; West ward, K J Hol
mes, H TiTraulham.
j CIIUnCHES.
Mothpdttt Services every Bunday nt
11 a ni and 0 p m. Prayer Hteeting
every Wednestlay at p in. Rev Dr.
W II Leith ptvsto'r,
Sunday Bctiool every Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. J W Mau ney-, sup't.
Presbyterian Services every Sunday
at 11 a m and S:o0 p ni. Prayer meeting
every Wild nest! ay at 8:30 p ui. Itev J
Utnnple, li I), pastor.
Sunday fpclioo! every Sunday afternoon
at 4 p in. . J Kurnple,sup't.
I Lutheran Services every Snndav-atll
;i m and 7 p.m. Pravt-r ' mectitiir cverv
AVcdtiesday at 7 pm. Ilev Chas 15 King,
pastor.
i Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
atopni. H G Kizer, sup't.
Episcopal Services every Sunday at 11
& m ami 6:150 p m and Wednesday at G:aO
p m. Uuv P J Murdoch, rector.
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
at 3 p iu. sup't.
Baptist Services every Sunday morn
ing and night. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday; night. Kev N S Juues,
pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at Q a.m.
X S Jones, sittt't.
Catholic Services every third Sunday
it 10 a i.i and 7V p in. liev Father
Josenh, nastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a ni.
Y M C A--Iievotional services at Hail
every Mtmlay at -l;o0 p in. Business meet-
in r tir.-t i hurst av niL'ht in i rv wm.tli ,
JI Foast, pres't. ' :
- j LODGES.
Fulton Lodgo No 99 A F & AM, meets !
ever',' Jit st :it(l thu d 1 nd-iv nirhl. i futh I
noniii. yj ii iNeave, W M.
Salisbury Lodge, No 24. K of P. meets
e very Tuesday night. A 11 Boyden, C L'
paiisbury J0(lge, ,o 75, K of II. meets
every 1st nn 3d Monday night in each
monm. C 1 Jiernhnrdt. J!clator.
Saliahury Council, No 272, Koval Ar-
cantun, meets eyerv i'd and -1th Monday
niglit in erx-ii mo:uh. 11 G Kizer
veueut
POST OFFICE.
OiTjcs hours frora 7:W a m Lo f).r0 p m.
Money order liours 9 a m to 5 p tn.
Sunday hop.rs 12:15 a in to 1:00 n ra
J H Iiamsuy, P M.
Buclclen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Salt Khcum, Fever Sores
Tetter, 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 2.r cents v.cr
ibox.
For sale by T. F. Kluttz & Co.
For th first nine months of last
year the total number of emigrants
from Italy was 220,00U, nu increase of
ril.OOO over the preceding year, Of
Mi is number 125,000 were permanent
i?mirants. s: -
Bs&n
li Citr&d SCROFULA. ULCERS, SALT
IL VUtga RKEUK, ECZjEMA. every
foifitof niijHonant SKIN E5JUPT10N, be
sides being etfceclous iri tdr.tng up the
,8)itenTand: restoring tha constitution,
when impaired frem any cause, its
almost supernatural healing properties
justify us in guaranteeing a cure, if
directions are followed.
OLn ! rflCC "Book of Wonder.
BL003 BALM CO , -Atlanta. Ga.
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Easily Applied. Its Skill-
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The El -rm:.i e I::, an t-istrnnem for tiio
CURE OF OlSEASc
WITHOUT iVltDiCj.tt:.
I;ASK! on ic v.- theories ur tbo cause and rare of
01- .i r. ti .a-.i.." v itti the f-lectrleal ;ua n:airni tie
t'loii.cf.s f the o--a.' tiie KascHsttrronnb."-ii
!n (fie aiiuosp'a-re. ntnuiia, Vi i e oni!LiUi.s".it
ld . not el'rtrieity. :-skask Is .iiuplv j;".
'lred v:ta!ty. TLp i-;if-T-tro;-ols'' ''o.-staie ad. i.i
t' t.ln- v liaittj arid "ni;. a--,:.-,ts Naoire in '('.('
t-.-nj'. (( tniow .-ff t',- troable.
a l'f l-ook. dsc.rtbUa; trtmrpf an! cna
tatida t-Mlm.ir.tals troru ali seethe s, nrni ro-- lUc
cur of all .UseuseS.-iaallct! free. 'dress
ATLANTIC LECTOPC!SE CO.
a.nir.ion, o. u. Citui lesion, . C , Atlaata.Ga
ITT'?.! H r' xrc vv hAk -N EI-: vol's. bKuru-
Ii S'. n , i"iii i-L;r 01
h t S vj l-Oln. MINI) and MAMiOOU. e:m.u
lrr.r serrti.lt! drains u-non t ir ii..iiv i f
Tr. lite- nj-a.i.-he. Uae aciie, reaonu
brrari'?., Mnkntv r.f Mt-tj"ry. I'lmpbs i-pra iti
Faee, nnd all the rfTw.-fs ; fading t.o drly tiprav
ijuri; umpt! n or Insanity, s.-nd f.ir Jjook OFLIFF
(seared) tree with parti, tdars of a home cure So
cure rc -,my. D R . PA RK3, :ci0 N . Cherry St . Nash
ville, Tenn.
I U i ! A ' , J--a--! XXi Tnn nave
a 1 y.B . I iea-taei . i....-K..c-i.fs 'Mifik-i..
k S E U i ft sl 1,1 'u"n' l:-"nl. is ami disp'a.-e-
v-A.r,,entsof ihe Vor.ib and Sexual tr-
. , , .ir-.s, Harrennes.n. I.r-ucorrlxt'a, etc, -
SI)"liid Send f", - (,;ia ;, Hik.kofLiKF " "-ea"'
free with pari-nlars for i.oi.lceUre V'.ruV-'m'.iW .
S-eienilf,,; (i; ..iir.eali-n-.S, TnUmbcd Evpei ;-i. ,
l-ai-etul IM.u-ms.- i Honest !Cepr.i-v1t 't'ons-re
vr"'N'1' '(.'.'s:'-'-' A.;0ressC.W- PARKER.
M.,).. 40 ,N. t h'-rry, N.tsi ill-, T. r.n.
'"'"pSrORMITlES!
f'ros kyes. II Ur Mp, urvaiiire oMiifr-pifc
.X na. -., Hip .Joint ins :isi'. and nil dcrorinjUcs(if
the I Ian-Is. Aims: k'sani l;'eev radi.-.alH-CiKt-sl. ;
DISFiGUKEMENTS. : t
sup.-i ;;n.vs. NaV.'VJrit;.X!arl.s. Moles.' ,Vi? pnj u-l'-s-,)v
an, ,K r: , !Iy remov.-'f:- trid.tor valuable
i re.-ul.v '-.ii i i.f i!m',i:,. AddrehS. .'
J CV. pa fi K ER.-M. p., ?'.- N.Vlnfrry, Nafehvllto, Ten a.
every variety! and
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and -t: 1 1 (j l-al intui u fa el
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rvrm tor (.atalnrruc.
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asm net on and sominres.i-r. v. . ':.r
Rd; -operated'. between Wash's; !n;; h'Ui
illy, leaves WashVirgton i ca V" 2,,,5lfe.
a. m.. lireensbfiro l.ht a. m s .i.-u.wi ?aT-tU
Charleete 0.4S a. in., arrives AilaB-'. i.
turn: n- leave Atlanta. 1.2' p n,; i'JJ, m- t-
rrrlvrsprinvnifl t. a. m . I.variiw, i.
u asbiiiKton s-,33 a. m. TJiroiu. i, v. V-' a
New York to Nrtf Orleans, a Is" ije-u'!!!
Ilinnn,! Mi ;?: rl...'i.i ,' . " n S5!
Nu. 9. LeavluK OonisK.ro f jr. r, ' ,Jf '''ai
5.40 p. tn.. rtally, tMakcs eomiccil. u at hurt
for Oxford and Ke svl'ie. ' ppt 1
'Os. 3and ."Jconneel at It-.-e.nie wt r-
West Point and llal'.inw daily vswdis 1
- SLFEPING-CAH SKI 'VICE; -"Ta
Trains 9 anil lo. Itdbnaa !tMTa:sliM
twen Atlanta anr: -New .-tk ; b.nvf,.n n J
ind AupUila. and Crecnsb-.i'j tv:a si,,t!,rJ
Lmixvitic. Tc.r.n.- "trtiir-
on u and vi b'-tween Ri.-h,;;,.!:
naU-h-h atid tireensbo:-., nun I til'-nnnn-rcrfv
ers lntveen'ew Voik. W ash1 ii'trtit nii-l
via' laiiv l ;-lc, Sallsbm v , aait A-tu-
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I".;:. Manager,
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Main, s-,.
sba imipnii.t ha.ir-eiit'ii:
i iri-!ii'F-i:rtu
men aim
i: ; rav-oi-s at id'i tiih.- s.
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ladies !
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e!::;dre!i at their-
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stiu.-jH-ii scissors
(ii i e him a i-il
at IVotu 1 0 -to-15 (-eiit.s a !jnj,
Gil A NT TK.
ip' vino ULt
Kov .n Coinitv Cf...
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nll-si'in-ilr-s -oriablc v.-lhs for .criiidliiif ro-r
ail'l .nwai. I :i H.-jl!!f!-ilcr MHH'liW. Al(lrt
iy " . ..i. t. wvvrt, '
Faltli. oi an o. S f
Wi'l'it' thf . Waiebinari
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
civile orcr t:x:n.
.'Attends to Railroad "ConstruV'tSoii, NiNft,
i Jind .V n of . Heal lUtc, Ct!tnik-i al
Wrtter Powers, I'lans for ttie K'rftlionef IJIilti
Dwelling and attends to the j tirvU r
all kinds of Machinery, liuilding Mxteria,lr,
-c. - i: . ' - fe!2 If
PMEilKlffil
KaIcigh, N. C.
Oran of the N. C: ; Stare Althw.
Edited by Coi: h.h. Po!k, a.vit.,f
J. h. iiarnsey. The .paper will 1
I keiit up' to- (Ii.i usual hidi ' -'standard
Snl)i(;rie for it, only pr vetir in
fidvanre. r I'l-on ssivp i-Farnifr
i TiiTi tbo Watchman will he .sent tn
ne" ...ns'.rifers al .Sl.i'0'fjr f.!i !-
pers.
seriro nowv -MWiii'.
... C;';- uhtnzh K.c.
Out Orri'cc rs:0riS4TZ u. a. p ATErOefiC .
tr.d v.- cau p,-c-,ir pajonl la to tfuiLaoM '
remote from Wahinsiia,
?cnd motlcl, crawing orpf:v)fn.,'w:h dcacrip- i
tlrrVL We; aivis-fif .(atcvcibie or ft
. tt vu, s efiv f rei.v Adto.
capacity;.
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