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The Salisbury Press, Friday, August 31, 1838- Subscription l&atcs. 1 year, if paid in advance.. ...... ....$1.00 3 '. C months ..1.25 1 " " not" " 6, u . ...1.50 KSyP.oetmafeters everj'where are au thorized to receive arid receipt for sub scriptions to The Salisbury Pkess. 1 . . JSST'Tiie office of The Peess has befen moved to th; roouis above Whitlock& Wright's shoe store on Main street, where we will lie pleased to eee our ; friends. j; j; jSIsBeah in ciind .that the price of The Teess ia only;oi dollar for a year if -paid in advance! J If puidgwithin six months, it is $1 25. 1 If not paid in six months it is SI 50. Local News. " The Graded School opens Mon day. . 1 ' Dr. Pa m pie will be at home ou fiidu' andrfill Lis pulpit cu Sunday. TLe firemen are practising every evening to enter the contest at (jlreoiisboro." . ' " Mr. Spain has purchased a house in "Btooklyn" and expects soon to move in. , : - ilifes M. C. Shelton will open bei school Monday for girls and small boys, ou Fisher street. ' A number of our merchants will leave next week for the Northern Markets. rV V. r, Ara i.ritnnnsp tpnf ft-nm ihl county, a-e now. under the eyo' of theguardo at Raleigh. Don't forget to attend the regular meeting of the Cleveland, Fowle und Henderson club Tuesday night. Mr B W Wells' showed us two fine cjrs that was grown in his The millitary rompany have leeu drilling for a tew nights. They ex; ..pect their uniforms and guns soon. ;A man while trying to boaroTthe north bound train tins morning fell and had his head badly bruised. 11 f!nV nlv A. CiVJ UUillOUUI T Wv w ..-p y-mj ed the sweeUsixleeu nine, last Tues day, for a shutout but ibey got ten runs. Mr. G. Y. Chalk has purchased the Chariotte Qbronicie iroru Mr W. SitlJembly. -Wo wish him success in tthe tbo work. We aek noTowdge the receipt of an invitation Co the Catawba AgricuN turial and Industrial Association, to be held at Newton September 11 to 14th. iTiavel and baggage is very heavy on the western road now, the sum- vn.. f iilni'c n ! vAlnrnltiT home 111 Vl 1 IILVi U ... " . 7 from the mountains. Cotton is beginning to open now and will soon give employment to a great maqy idlers that are on our sleets...- . isbury has declared its semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent, and carried $3,000 to the surplus fund, which is now $16,000.; It is rumordod that Dr. Campbell thinks of changing bis . residence from Brooklyn to thj west ward, in the house formerly occupied by Prof Kizcr. ' The Salisbury base baa nine sent a challenge to the Concord club to play a game of ball but no answer could be had. What was the mat ter? Eev. E. F. Tatum, formerly of this city, and appointee as" mission ary to China, will preach in the Baptist Church Sunday morning. The public are invited, s Mr. Robert L. Steele -President of the Boberdel Factory who is trav eling iji California has sent us a pa per with the death of a Sort h Car olina woman which we copy in ans other column. Mr. Robt. Silliman has finished the contract on the new room to the graded school building. The contract was to duplicate one of the other rooms but his work far sur passes it in finish. The candidates that was nominal ted by the secret conclave that met Monday night have not Eaid publics ly that they would except the nom. inasion but as they all want office it is not necessary. 1 - ' ' There will bo a grand torch, light procession at Newton September 12 during fair week under the auspi-. ces of the Young Mens Demoeiatie -Club. Senator Ransom,. Hon. A, M Waddell and S. B. Alexander will fcpeak at night. The vestibule (jars aro nov? runs ning regularly on the Piedmont Air Line. They are in the liaia that pass here at night. The pullman sleeper looks very ordinary when compared to the vestibule car. Tickets aro sold at the same rate as of the Pullman car. PERSONAL. . - : Mr. Dave Gaskill is again with us., Mis. Lewter is still among her friends in Salisbury. Mrs. Wm. Neave has-returned from the Sparkling Catawba Springs. Mr. Robt. Foster spent Sunday in Salisbury with his mother and friends. ( Miss Annie Crawford .lofi on Wednesday, to enter the Winston Female Academy. Mr. J. A. Boyden has returned from Watauga. p Mrs. Jerome Dowdis visiting her parents at Newton. Mr. B. P. Beard left Tuesday nght for Baltimore. J. M. Hill and J. W. Wren have returned from their annual visit to Blowing Rock. Dr. J. G. SherrHl left Saturday for Louisville Ky. to tako a course in tbafnedical hospital. . : Col. T. J. Sumner returned from Blowiug Rock Friday. Mrs. Harriet Knox and Master Kobert left on Monday for several weeks visit in the western part of tho State, . ;: . Mrs. Call'o Shelton and Mrs Boy den relumed today (Friday) from the celebrated Arsenic Springs in Ashe couoiy. Ciiiaa (j! rove Items. Oar little Village is still on a big boom. Messrs. L.30 S. Ovovman and Col. F. E. Shober of your city were here last night, And although there had been but about two days nolico a very large crowd from far and near were present to listen to the burning words of our distin guished leaders of and Champions doraocracv. A few Republicans and a nnraber of sorehead indepen- dants were present, and we felt for them as tbey would ocasionly sneak offpne bv one under the severe Cas ligalion of the fearless and brilliant s bea kers. - - " Some of tle independents had the audacity to try to make a defence and brought out the "Uony Jake M isenheimer,-Sming Mister. Af ter the audiense lisieaed to him long enough to become utterly dis4 gusted they rose up as one man aud left. W.B.l . Aug. 30th. j Fowle and Doc&cry. Judge Fowle and O, XI Dock or y met at Monroe Monday. Fowle" was ;ecieved by a large crowd, and es corted through the principle Btreets Dcckery come in on the 2.30 ' train but had no crowd and band to es cort him around. The speaking be gan at 3.30, each had one hour for bis speach and twenty minutes for a reply. - Fowlo struck him on eve ry side and made him own up to voting for a negro in place of a white , man. It is estimated that over five thousand heard'the speak - mg. Faneral and Obituary. Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Nancy Rawson, wifo of Daniel B. Rawson3 were held at the i Harrisville's hool house Aug 22nd at 10 a. m. Consoling remarks were.made by Elders, C. F. Middle ton, D. H. Peery, Joseph Taylor, Moroni Brown, Joseph Parry and D. M. Stuart. . A large cortege of mourning . lations followed the remains to Og-N den Cemetary, ' where all that re mained of Mother Rowson was cons signed to its last resting place' Mother Rawson was born in Dav idson Co., N. C, March 26th. 1829. Her parents' name, were Phillip and Obedience Boss. Her father died in iS35, leaving her mother with uine children, six sons and thret? daughters. Her mother emigrate with her children to Brown County Iils.v in 1S38, where she and her family allied themselves with the Moimon Church and gathered to Nauvoo in 1842. At the time oi Josheph Smith's death the decoased was employed as a servant girl at Colonel Williams' the man who led the mob that killed the Prophet. She cooked the dinner for the mob before they started to the jail. Knowing tha she was a Mormon girl, Col Williams refused to Jet her go outside of the house. She final ly succeeded, however, in getting away from the house, byj going through the window, oho remain ed with hermoiher until 1S46, when the tarailv left Nauvoo with, fleeing Saihts. They: arrived in the Jsxhy . in 1849. Deceased to married to her husband the pame fall. " - She is the mother of egbt dangh tors, all-of whom are married, ,aod two sons. One Saaghter and oe son are dead. ' i " The Cotton Basins Difflcnlty. ; A difficulty has arisen in the mat ter of using cotton cloth for bailing ing purposes for cotton m the fact that insurance men refuse Id insure cotton so bailed. It is e!a-ed that in consequence of this cotton pre sented at the Wilmington market was not merchantabla, on account of being baled with white hotnespnn instead of the standard jute bagging The buyers are afeaid to haodlo the cotton in consequence oi the liability to fire. The farmers seem to bo con frouted by a problem but they wili solve it in time. &ewb0b. Just the way, one monopoly fa vor taking the money from the poor man and puling it into the hands of another. ' - STATE NEWS- J. L. Stone; the sewingsmachine, piauo and organ dealer ef Raieigh, is dead. Twenty one deaths up to Thurs day from yellow fovor at Jackson ville r ia. A negro In Xongview Texas was taken from hi house and supposed to have been drowned by the negro republicans- . The man had expres sed his intentions of voting the democratic ticket. 'i A number of persona from Col umbia S. C. went bear hunting, a number had been stationed at dif ferent points for son)e reason,-- one of tbem loft his stand and approach ed another hunter, when "ue reciev cd 'he whole load of buck shot in his Shoulder - Durham Recorder: From every section ooracs reports that the storm' ,s few davs ago greatl7' damaged the crops." Tobacco was bruised badly coin blown down, fodder torn to pieces. . The tobacco editor of the Rich mond Whig says the tobacco men ol that citv will hereafter, reluse to buy tobacco on order, on those mar kets v here the warehouse men art allowed to bid on tobacco Bold. This question will be thoroughly discus sed at the Morehead ConveuLion. Tbey wiil probably take some deci ded steps on the subject. Tue annual fair of the Catawba Industrial Association will be held at Hickory, September 19th to 21sL inclusive. Ou the first day of open ing, Fowle aud Docket-v will meet ihorer in joint debate, an immense crowd is anticipated- The exhibits promise to su . pass any former occa sion, ! An average amount of rainfall is reported from all disti-icts. All crops have been very favorably affected. - in tot Eastern District there was au average amount of temperature aud fadishine' alFeciiiicc all crons favorabh'. Too terapcralure in the Central and Western Districts was slightly below the average, the cool nighls being somewhat injurious to crops. There was au average mm mouutof suiish:ue in both of these districts. The general effect upon crops was favorable. Lenoir Topic: Caldwell county has shipped' more than 20,000 bushs el of corn this year; and there is plenty of old corn yet in the county with the prospect of one of tho most abundant crops we Lave had for years Another sign of prosperity is that the home produotibu of bac on last year was more than enough to supply the local demaud. If the farmers in every couuty would put in more gra'n and less ,cotton and; tobacco the times would not bo as hard. - . ; A Tippecanoe Parody. TTor-o vnn FiattiI how TVf inTiJiran Wftnt ! j-m o went? She went h 1 bent . From Wayne to Kent, For Cleveland true And Thurman, too! For with them we could beat any man, Man. man of the Republican clan Like Bondholder Morton and grand father's Ben. What has caused this great com mo tion Motion motion Our country through? It is a Manitoba wave Joi- Grover true and Allen brave- Both the squarest types of men, Men, men who will triumph when Tne people will bury grandpa's Ben. i The Cyclone At the residence of Mr. Jao. M. Horab in this city, Mrs. Arey wife of B. C, Arey, surveyor of Rowan county, Mrs. Arey had been sick for some time and was here" under the treatment of a physician. A Ilealtlily Growth. Acker's Blood Elixer has gained a firm hold on the American people and is acknowledged to be superior to all other preparations, it is a positive cure for all Blood and Skin Diseases. Thj medical fraternity indorse and prescribe! it. Guaranteed and coiu Dy l,, . steerd ' i --. i - Read, and Ponder. The nndersigr.ed having bought Davis Sewing Machine, have au thorized me to use their name ens endorsing the Davis as beintr one of the best and finest, and most simple ajid light running machines they ejer saw, and that they give eutiro satisiaciion in every .way. i re spectfully refer to any and all for reference. ! SALISBURY CITY. J C Lowe, Thos Harrison, D M Miller, E T Shnman, S A - Shuman, S O Crosby; A L Buchanan, D B Parrisb, J M Hisley, M T Hayes, Sirs Uuas Price, C A, Fry, Mrs Reus ben Holmes, J C Price, C W Crews, VY F Eiiioit, J M Horab, Mvs Fans nio MilEer, W II Kestlcr, the Misses Ratludge, Dr Griffith. j . ..: COUNTY. A W Rusher. H Clav Thomas. C.al Miugers, XL Holdshouser, Emanuel ililtoi. 1 Lvcrlv. shrank Robinson. T H Johnson, J F Liuk, W F Liue- barner, M C Eller, J M. Kerns, J D Kecbio, : Hnving owned several Sawins Machines during the' past twenty years, and all of them good service able articles, also having seen most all of tiio best sewing machines in tKo mabot and txAinined the work performed by exports, -1 have W to the conclusion that for ordinary family sewing, whether rough and rugged seams or requiring the most artistic- skill, the New Improved Davis is a head of all, and is now in use in my family. James Bcrbkb. Salisbury, N C, Ang 29, 18S3. A few months ago my wife bought a high arm Davis Sowing Machine from Mr O Oliver Powell, giving in part payment another machine of a very popular brand: Her opinion is that for range of work, ease of operation, and the (general efficiency of the. work, the Davis far suppases any machine iwhiob she has ever seen. I know that tho machine is run with much less fatigue loan any 1 have ever examined. Respectfully, I ! : J R Cajipbtll, M. D. Salisbury, N. C.Aug 23rd 83 Mr. C. OUver Powell: Dear Sir: The Davis Sewing Machine, bought of yoa about six months ago, has given mo entire Biistaciioa,' and has ple.ved me far beyond my anticipations. I Had it to bo one of tho most simple, easy running machiuos 1 have ever seen. I have used several standard makes and would not give it for auy 1 over saw. Of lato yours my husband has refused to allow me to ojxrate on machines uu'lii I goi. a Davin, and liuw I do'all my own. work and can run tho Davis all day aud never get tired, it runs so easy aud light, and would aavise all who contem plate buying a now mucbiug, "to at Jcast ' try and test a Davis before t boy purchase;-" '-'" . I Mr3 C H Sxrrii. - About four months ago mv wife excuaogdd a pepukr und standard sewiuij machine id Mr Powo.'l for a Davis, which she has found exactly as represented and highly saJslac tory.' We havo used various standard machines, aud for light running and perfect working at tachments we consider tho 'Davis'' has no equal. Very resp'y yours, i ! J Z JSCHULTZ, V of Sohultz & Van Vyck. Salisbury, N. C, Aug 22, 1888. I have been using the Davis Sews ing Mechiue for six months, it is rapid in its work and iu every re specl BatiEfiiclory. Mrs Jerome Dowd. JBHsIxeir Street Miss M. C. Shelton, will resume her school tor girls and small boys on the 3rd of September. . 8-31 G LAKKE & BROWN. When jou tridtl an asy Shave, Asigood as oarbc-ever gave, Jus? call ou us at our saloon. At uioraing, eve or noon: We cut snd dress the hair with grace, To suit the contour of the face. T Our room is neat and towels clean , Scizzors sharp and rezj'-s keen, And every thing we think yo-i ll find To Suit the face and please the minu; And all our art and skill can do If you just call, we'll do for you. Ladies wanting Shamoooning, Bangs 1 rimed, or ehildrens hair eu, will be waited upon at short notice, at their residence', if required. Respectfully CLaRKE & BROWN. Why send your Job Work away, when it can be done right here at homo, We will do it as good as any one. Happiness and Cistentnient. Cannot go hand in hand if we look on the dark side of every little obstacle dt.hifiT will so darken life and make it a burden as Dyspepsia- Aev't; Ds-pop-. siaTa'oleiH wiil care ihe worst form of Dysnepsia. Constipation' and Indisestioo. and'make lifa a happiness and pleasure, b'oid at 25 and 50 .cents by L. E. Steere CLOSING OUT SALE I have on sale the finest'line of WATCHES, CHAINS, CHARMS, NECKLACES, PINS, . ! i . I -. '" EAR-BOBS, ( AND ESPECIALY RINGS, ever shown in) this market,- which I shall offer now! at hnAfl lIAVAr KdfAva giveja in Salisbury, ! CP.Abbot : I - Watchmaker, Jeweler an d Optican Second door above the Post Office. ' i' ' " . . RHEUMATIC REMEDY. RESD'S. EAST INDIA BEMEDIE3 ! A SURE CURB POIU NEURALGIA, L VMBA Q C and KINDRED DISEASES. which ia an entire new compound, nd the most effectual remedy for Rheuma tism in all its forms and stages ever yet disco vtj.ca, .w? tratmenti9 new and successful. The mediciu r j 16-ounce bottles, which are numbered 2, 3, 4, etc and are taken one after the other in their order tilt the number is reached which completes the cure. NO JttiiiKCUBY or other obje- rious drugs are used. The system is cleansed of all injud, twnable drugs previously taken and left in a free and natural state. CP. ABBOT, Agent. Salisbury, N. C A NORTH CAROLINA Lady's Enterprise. MRS. GRIER'S BiLHim;R3IORES. Presents its claim by' calling your attention to the fact that it has lieen thoroughly tested by our own ladies and gentlemen and is accompanied by testimonials ' from North Carolinians only, that you may once see the geu uiness of them. Also that it is recom mended bv medical men as .perfectly harmless. It is not a dye or Tenewer of color but a medicine for the scalp, which thoroughly rids it of dust, dan druff, itching and eruptions peculiar to it, and restores the scalp to a healthy, comfortable I condition. The falling out of hair, is coqjyletely checked by three week's daily use of the Restores, and a suit of new natural hair imme diately and invariably replaces the lost except whore the roots of the hair are dead, It is particularly usoful in; the nursery, as it cleanses children's heads quickly and easily, and is used with perfect safety, upon infants from theit Dirth. , 1 50 cents PER BOTTLE by Druggists . ;Abernathy & Williams, Proprietors Newton, N C. mxTTn am a t JL-J-JLU k-?XA.l-U A Newspaper supporting the principes of a Democratic Administration. .Published hi the City of New York. WILLIAM DOKSHEIMEB, : j ! EDITOR. daily, weekly and Sunday edition. THE WEEKLY STAR, An Eightspage Newspaper, issued every Wednesday. A CLEAW, PURE, BRIGHT & 1NTERESTINQ H FAMILY PAPER , It contains the latest news, down to the hour of going to press. Agricultural, Market, . Fashion, Household, -. Financial and Commercial, Political, Poetical, i Humorous and Editorial Departments, all under the direction of trained journalists of tl e highest ability Its columns will be found crowded with good things from beginning to end. Original stories by distinguished A merican and foreign writers of fiction. Terms of the Weekly Star to subscribers Free of postage in the United States and Canada, outside the limifs of N. Y, City ONE DOL.L.AR FOR ONE YEAR. Clubs of 10 to the wrae P. O. -: address with au a i y to orgailizer of Club.. $10.00 For three months, on trial, 25cts. . Special terms and extraordinary inducemeuts to agents and canvasss ers. ! Sond for Circulars. THE DAILY STAR. Tub Daily! Star contains all the news of the day in an . attractive form. Its special corre3popdence by cable from London, Paris, Benin, Vienna and Dub lin, is a commendable feature At Washington." Albany, and other news centers, the ablest correspondents, specially retrained by the Stab, furnish the latest news by telegraph. Its literary features are unsuryassed. The financial and market reviews are unusually full an complete. ' Terms of the Daily Star to subscribers Free of Postage in the United States and Canada, out-side the limits of T jNew York City. Every ; Day, jfor one yeafinclud- ing" Sunday ........$7.00 Daily, without Sunday, 1 year....... 6.00 Every Day, six months, 3.50 Dailv. without Sunday, 6 months,. 3.00 Sunday, without Daily, 1 year,.... 1.50 Address, THE STAB, . Brpad way 'and Park Place, N.Y Subscribe now for the Press and el the Lews of lbs Campaign only lOcts for 5 months. THE OLD RELIABLE Charter Oak With ! the Wonderful Wire Gauze Oveu Door, j EVERYONE THAT IS SOLD CAUS ES THE SkLE OF OTHERS " THE SEASONS WHI: They have Stood the tes foi 35 years. - Their construction i so simple they cannot fail to operate. . They are manufactured of the best pig iron that is produced. I They are noted for their uniform baking. They have a World-wide Reputation for durability. " - An last, but not least, They have the WONDERFUL WIRE GAUZE DOOit Also all other kinds of COOKING STOVES on hand, all kinds of. repair in on stills, Copper Work, House roof ing and; guttering done at the lowest prices, j . Williams Brown, 27 4 Salisbury, N. C. Subscribe for the Press from now until first of Jauuray 1839 for only 40cents. ! 1 Snakes 1 Snakes! Spakjos are bad especially at this season of the year, but they will not - -- vnn eo to WIN SCOFF 5t EDDLEMAi a Newj Store, China Grove, N. C, where you ban find almost anything you want such as BUY GOODS, A HATS, full NOTIONS, CAPS, SHOES and FANCY BOOTS, STAPLE line of : j GROCERIES. such as Shovels, Forks, Axes, Bolts, Hiuges, Horse Shoes and Nails, Shot and Powder. The, old reliable stand by, Dixie Plows on hand all the1 time. ThejLadies will find a full and complete line of fine Dress Goods, Plaidsj Domestici, Tablo cloths, Towels, Bonnets, Hats and acinous sand other nico and pretty things 'which wa have not space or time to enumerate. In short we try to keep every thing jisually found in a firs class country store. ' We are agents for the noted Lex', ington Roller Mills Flour, and guar antee overy pound sold. We are headquarters for all kinds of country; produce, and, make a specialty of Chickens, -EgsJ and Bitter, for which, we always pay th6 highest mark at price. Always como and see us when vow come to China I Grove, whether yoa want to buy or not. Thankful for (past fa vors, we hope by fair and honest dealing, to merit a continuance of your kind patronage. Very Respecfully, WINECOFF & EDDLEMAN. We hereby announce to the public in general we are now receiving our 4 that FaU and Winter Clothing FUR Men, Youth's, Boys and Children, , CONSISTING Of CHOICE - ' j Worsted, Diagonal and Cassimer Suits. Also a good selection of FALL and WINTER OVERCOATS. 3uriiisning Bespectfully, i; BLUMENTH AL & BBO In Buis Building, Mam Street. 8AKITARY . .. HEA LTH WAISTS, UNION UNDERQARMENT8, SKIRT SUS PENDERS, STOCKINQ SUPPORTERS, All moxtm mt Healthful Garments, t Electric Batteries, Byrlaffes, f dsscripUo SEND FOR SANITARY SUPPLY 00.. DATTLE CREEK, MIOH. HEALTH T0 aU of invalids. Genuine enin cnr ncQrDiDT1VP CIBQULAff. t SANITARY FOOD v Prevents end cores Cnolera EATTI.B OSSSK. MICH, 'ji NORTH CASpijEN" CUAPx.1, UILL, N. C. The next session begins Aug, tion reduced to $30 a half year. students: mav give notes.. Facnl tv fifteen teachers. Three full cooler study leading to degrees. Three . courses for the training of businc.-1-; teachers, physicians, and'pharn r Law school fully equipped. Wiit catalogue to, Hon. KEMP. P. BAT f.. I'resi'i itk Murlcet Report. (Corrected weekly by D. R. Julian) Corn. 53 Wheat 75 to 8 V Peas..... 50 to 5o Flour......... $2.15 to $2.o Butter: ....-16 to ti'i Chickens (young) 8 to i; Chickens (old)... -20 to T . Eggs.. -.S to 10 Potatoes (irish). ...40 to cO , Tobacco Market (Corrected , weekly by D. M. Miller.) Breaks light. i Lugs Dark....... .......4,50 to 500 Lugs good.. , ...... 500 u 700 Leaf - Medium filler M......?.....G,50 to 800 Good ! u 800 41C,00 Fine ! -12,50 16,5i) Wrappers : . ." (Joraraon dark......... ..800 to 12, 'SO Medittm bright .12 bO 15,0, Good tt ...15,00 M 20,00 Fine to fancy ..............20,00 ,t35,0'. Good cutting leaf and fine Smokers none offered. J. Blum&iiuici ' ii - DEALERS IN- R8ady Made Clothing and i Q-ents FurnishingjGoodS. Have opened a large and we'f sc looted stcek in the BUIS BUILDING S Prices lower than any ho ia town. , . Give us trial. I THE OLD 1 have bought out the bar of D. E Leonard. ' , i ' And I will earry a full line of fin , Whiskey, Brandies, Wines, Beer and Cigars. j I respectfully ask the patron age of the public and will endeavor Va please all who favor me with their call. i . Youra respectfully, Salisbury, N. C, June 8, Goods a speciality. m CLOTHING. . prices. . CIRCULAR. i:r FOODS in qnvur i FOR INFAWTS. cn anaoe nof VX
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