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. 1 IHS 5ALI52URT TRUTH. r-PUBLISIISD EVERT THURSDAY BY J. J . STE WART, Editor and Proprietor. m : - eALISBUBT, H. 0. L P ttlCE OF SUBSCBlPTIOX CASH In advance 1 V l If pajrment delved 3 month, iIk j per year Six Montha V . . . ' Three Montha . . . , - centa. - Special notlcea, price and a half. Bditoral mentions, ten cents per line .-VeWaffi untfior&d out, Profeaalonal cards by contract. JWr OFFICE ofraElwTn is on Mam Street, two doora below the old Market xiouae, op siaira, atepa leading from tl arrant 1 te Entered in the Tost Office at Salisbury as vvvuv ilOD III W Iter. Thursday Januarv, 23, The papers are still talking about the sanity and marriageof Marv An derson. - We think they sould give iary a rest. There is no fun no- bread and A- iiikiAj in issuing a paper for bun combe, without pay. So we have come to the conclusion that it ia far better to isuea smaller niimberof pa pers arid get the money for them than h much greater number and lose the greater part earned. The exciteable and thoughtless in many of the large cities dipped their hands into their pockets and put up electric wires, dispensed with safe gas and adopted electric lights They are about as anxious to get rid of these dangerous wires and lights as they were to have them put up. : :- : President William P. St. John of the Mercantile National Hank, and Vice PreeidenLof the Southern 'Society,- in his eplanation of his resig nation of the, latter position says : "No Sou tji fern man of 'my a'ffl na tions," though I was only a boy du ring the period of the war, could, with any self respect, resent a trib ute to the high characterand person al worth of Mr. Davis, or to his title to veration by the Southern people." That is enough to fix his position ppects his..'c" rSPpT? i ir ftvK-wi-y Davis: 1 We understand that "a firetried Republican of this county has been removed as storekeeper of a distillery here, and a man from E wart's dis trict appointed in his stead.; and it's making the faithful howl. They, ask with great indignation, are there no Republicans in this county fit to fill the place? Is Ewart to boss this part of the political province? In deed, the Republicans of thes-e parts are sore and much chagrined at the management of things. A gen'tleman well posted in mat ters about Washington says the con nection of the.IIon. JamosG. Blaine with the Harrison Cabinet redeems it from the charge of hopless imbe cility, lie alone of all the cabal is regarded as at all above mediocre. It is thedjutt and ridicule of all parties. Mr. Harrison lias sunk ihtocontempt in proportion as he has reached ex alted station. Jle is regarded as the weakest Presidentwc have had for fifty years. He is a stupe;idus failure. Leading Republicans are ashamed of him, Democrats com miserate him and all -political per suasions ridicule him. Several papers appear to be exert ing themselves in the. Effort to get out the greatest number of pages : notably, the San Francisco Sunday Herald and theAtlanta Constitution. Jt is probably very gratifying for the publisher to make this show, but in point of utility it is ;l waste and fail ure Not one out of a hundred to whom a eoij of these lar.ro editions of 124 to ofj pagts are -add reused"' ever read more tnan the title pa-e. They are used to kindle the tire or light lamps as Patent Omo? Reports are generally used. ;Tt as variety and short, pithy articles" hat attract at tention. Not one poison in a thou Hindever reads an article over a col umn long. paper to belworth anything ms an auvcfuing' inediuni nnjst to those who arc able to buy and who I appreciate and pay lor the paper they read. Judged by thUcriterion I MT ,1.i i lat the Tkuth is .he bi-st i v 1.1111111 illtlb lilt; i lvL I II m ,ue l)it advertising medium in the place. ,t imerica umier 5erfirson goesylnto the homes of tiie intelli-i ailinintration, from which it ai-?i-t and wealthv people of the com.-! I'o-s that that author devotes a 6'-to people only who pa v for it !d,alter to the conspiracy formed by We are not doing a sham .busing. gn Our subsribers are bona fide. They I the Union. take the Thutii on its merits and ! .ray .for jt. Our circulation is gradu ally increasing all the time, and al though it is local, owing to lack of effort to make it more extensive, thpse to whQni it goes buy more goods and do more business in Salis bury than all others besides. If you wish to present your business to the Public, to solicit pati onage,- do it through a paper -'.whose suosribcrs J'fty for it in advance. The rosinatioii of Judie John A. Kilmer from t6 Sujferior Court I)ench-i$ -to be jrreatly deplored. JUDGK GILMER'S SUCCESSOR. , V nias Brown Womack J uu jeen pp(ited Judge of the ?T.. .... . District. b fii i Vk r.,...roV,Io i ! r r i V, ,.i ri!Tf r .l'. l. iva?i ' rt P" W. A right in the linn -f W, oht & KSSTh iv the w?sinoj,. -r t..,i..' ..r . . .;-V" " m iK'Hijr, una wui -uiss- vi me Neti.,.v, mb tv i il v iu- v iijvil iii jivf ipu x i . i , i i i ' :i ,i i . . . r . . eooatrv. V4. ,;1JH": ing. no ouug .loron iurr into the sc.S4i. l8! tilZ .i.M.;,-. eol!. : 5 EonnueuiiponhL-thiriy fifth yeif. ' - M - V2T b.; ru.t, ,.t ,,.V-. : r , .i " The "National Democrat" is scat tering copies through these .parts. It is printed at Washington. It has a bad name to be a representative- of true Democracy. Then, if it last over a few months at Washington, It will be the first Democratic paper that has done so for nearly fifty years. Moreover, it is a mistake to suppose that we can get true Democratic principles from Washington only. The Democracy taught by our own leading State papers is very much purei and better. Our opinion, there! fore, is that it is "safer to patronizti home papers first and all the time. But if you must have outside papers get such as can be relied oUr-such as have established a reputation for truth and principle. But remember that every dollar thus sent out of the State an injury and a loss to you and all around you, and that if you would give a liberal patronage to your own local papers vou would soon make them all that could be de sired, and thus promote the -interest of your section, keep your money at home, encourage local enterprize and insure prosperity. - Every little drunken row" that oc curs in the South between whites and blacks is magnified into "a race conflict! " and the Southern news ga therers are just about as reckless as those of the North. It is wrong, it does no good, it intensifies feelintr. and is damaging to our section andi to both whites and blacks. There is no race conflict here and never has been as such. Th races on the earth that get along bet- ter together than than the Ax and the negro ; and we.mighff0 far ther and say that no two natyd'io teA succeed in living together, greater ,,ui,"u".' xiw3 is uob a mre asser tion, but a matter of history as jr refutable as the existence of Ethio pia itself. More espeaiiv is this true-in the South vhre these two races understand eah other. The negro race is not f turbulent nor bloodthirsty race. AWnnanVo ing, docile, rathT KO0(l natured and lovers of peacifaud (luiet: The little troubles that aMse 'between the two ,iUfe; x3ften produced by the more aggressive and exacting whites filled with liquor as by the retiring, less pugnacious, dark skin uubian. These people will always succeed better with the whites of the South than with any other people because they understand each other better. Their susceptibility amounts almost to criminality often in their eager ness tor change and novelty. This is manifested in allowing emigration agents to gull them and take them a way from their best friends to a -strange land. A Neav Rose. We have receiv ed from James Vick, Seedsman, Rochester, N. Y., some buds from the new rose, "Viek's Caprice." They are wonderfully beautiful and are indeed a novelty in roses. It is a true hybrid perpetual rose and per fectly hardy. We are assured that it. may be grown to perfection by the amateur equally well as by the pro fesinal florist. The flowers are large the ground color a soft, satiny pink, distinctly dashed and striped with white and carmine. It is wonder fully beautiful in the bud, too, being quite long and pointed, also showing the stripes and markings, to great .'ad-', vantage, making it a valuable- and desirable variety for cutting. All our readers who admire roses should have this new and rare one. Farm and Fireside. Send 10 cents for Tick's Floral Guide for 1890, which amount may be deducted from first order. The Gujdi.: contains particulars' aboutl this new rose, and also colored plate of .new Phlox, 'Poppy and Shell Flow er, with full instruction in sowing seeds and transplanting. Peter Henderson, the Well-known seedman, is dead. He died from gri ppe. Uagerstown wants Congress to repay the $20,000 levied by Gen. Early during the war. THE FIRST SECESSION MOVE MENT. ; From News and Observer, In the sketch we prepared of the life of Mr, -Davis on the-occasion of his death, we neccessarily had some- trine of session, .which we plainlv demonstrated was u plant of North- orM origin and growth. t ; , the veiunic 1'ost ot January , Kefetem-e is also made to Adam' t'v Enuland Feflerslism," tbe ;;r.t)f Piumer and Lod ire's Life of v-aoor. "'onimeotinsr on the subject l t says that it Una been conn the I J IIITIIIOU 'iO SU,)-ti)S,j IK. it- tKn t. mo .i rnr ii'-ia t iO fUp'n)StJ 1 eei'Ot Cabal Ot New ; i'.n!a:d lives; but eiiators and represenia- j While the nlan at that UUIt HU liaV(int.nta:l fninithpin. yet asfar j,ack. as 17LHJ a disunion ! propaaiaia was 0t on foot in Con-1 nectieut. A s..vj,.c ,.f HUiU!.L.ai.iu i e.ay, (ig-.iHl"ivih.ull ao(, Uus. SlVw; Published in the Hart ford t-oarant, urjjiujr St.c,,s?;iun fr0!11 the boutii. As tiio principles of the Democratic party -rew at the South m like manuer New -England eleari- cahsfD luuUe Iv.iaud culture; """SiJ auiuit-u iu f ederalism mthI idetesiing the Democratic T.ri ...iV.Tf. of the South, became n ne u 1 , S ... . - i iititi! v lit iim jii" ursri r . i i... v : i f ii nri fM"htv I these one hundred ll"?otllg IlJfll Wfic Kv--- nther sm h men, tot were aim .out. of aanariMrp- . DOndage.". the lMuse t ),js face But H" , a ' J. BUrr XSHSL 1 of N-v York uvr't- - . . yas burieu in me ami me ,17u . ,ipatn at grave oi like that of lio huniw Ot lurr nu:i J.- in the tPUlPte.oI uie iriiii- feaiupu ; - , :Rnrl. sm( with istine li. ruil,r . went to ! his fall, 'ri .ire-the outlines of a 11 u. , i v:.. u.,,rht ; pners Such in to movement that nui . to the attention, m u. - , Und cousins wneuevy - r:L -v.:- itfMtion concerning us "only taught us, secession, lruj -.me thev and when the occasion ca me, the found we had been . We shall not .ay H Sn looking to section a reniedy for anv evils or wrongs. they sunei edt certain it K -"their wrongs '.. ... i,t eomnared witn aught compared win in turn they tje d , the South; tand w men , those which ti iiiftiot nil the i il. .. ;.-,!;,. f .' And it is to be noted that while the action of the South was sudden-and an open movement of the people, their-.ya- a-secret cousjiracy, .ot whien. tne mass of New England- people were kept in ignorance, and witli winch they probably did not - sympathize. Two monuments". will -be erected in meniorv of Henry V.. Grady in Atlanta, one the shaft for which lb 000 has been contributed, the sub scriptions for which close on 23d m thu.t the nilier aynosnital to be known as tire Htniry W. Grady Hos pital, which Will bo erected at a cost of $7o'00U, $110,000 of which is ap preciated by the city, lo,000 by flie Benevolent Home, the remain der by citizens. Wil. Star. Walker Blaine, eldest son of Sec retary Blaine and Solicitor of the State Department,, died-of pneumo nia in Washington Wednesday eve- IT.ll. Ul-oucn. w& xuntM NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given of the seiz ure of the following propeity tor vio lation of the Internal Revenue Laws of the United States, to wit : One 20 horse-power Enaine and Boiler with all the '-fixtures," Two wood-en stills with copper caps, Four beer tubs, One mash keg, and fixtures, One Cooling tub and Still worm, One low-wine pump. One Indicator box and fixtures, One Corn mill, One pair of steelyards, About ninety-live gallons of whirdtey, seized near Mil l'ertown, in Rown county, in the 5th District of N. C.; on the 13th day of January, 1890, as thy property of Emanuel Miller. Also a house" and lot, four beer tubs, three metal tubs, two wooden stills and copper caps, one still-worm, a lot of corn and, rye, two mill put ties, one indicator and box, one rock lever, one pair of steelyards, one bed stead, a lot of belting and shafting, a lot of sacks, a box of carpenter's tools, seized near Salisbury in- Row an" county, in the 5th district of X,C, oh the 14th day of January, 18.00, as the property G O Fuleuwider.' , Any personsclaiming said properf ty are notified to appear before the undersigned, at his olHee in States vilie, N. C, within thirty days from the daie hereof and ma e such claim or the property will be declare 1 for feited to the United States. JNO B. EAVES, Jan. 14, '90. Collectors, Di-t. N. 0. M. D. KIMBBOUOII. V Dept. Col. T Til I T.-klMWARE-j:' If you want a good- Cooking, or heating stove, tro to BROWN'S TIN SHOP. If you want a still made or repair ed , go to B BO W N 'S T I N ST i O P, If you want Roofing, Guttering, or repairing done go to Brown THE TINNER. "He keeps every variety of stoves, does tin and cop er wirk and all other work' in his line on the most reasonable terms. ' Do not fail to see him if you want .anything named- above, or if you want any work done in bis line. "Second Sh op from the Corner on Main street. Wnis: Brown. MF A 7 DEATH - -OF- JEFFERSON DAVIS. I P ! r. ......!..!..-....:. . 1 . 1 1 r ii I'i "Uiy ttr.n in inc liei-1 If i a i . . t . . . . i . I . ! : r . I i i . . coiu,'eL? iiiMiii ij me an i :eai!i ot Mr. II , i.Jc r'nntjin:!Hi -Till -in.1 , 'i.. ! soieK' il"utra:d and contains tlie funfral v, comm-nts n-f the p.-(.s:et. It will , .'. , ... , k-"!S !:,!"r vov0'- l'-nI d. b-.ii'-.d .yl.O.") M.ii-d to ny dds- t,n i. e if vn.t .-.- k., . . in 1 2" ort U- for p.- n, ct-j li - iu-l circu lars and !' t. work at on---.- You ran sell 2) eo;i-i i-t cvi. t vr.. Irs, I. T. OGiLYlE, Pul!i-iior, 57 Hoe Street Si y.nk. - 8 men, t<isa li. Kee ngni na iou rt nt u. Kptcli. The transition from long, linger- ine and oainioi mckikto io ronust thp individual.. Such a remarkable event is treasured iivtne memory and the aencv thereby the good hea.l!: has been attained is grateful- y blessed. - "lh is nearti in r' iwuu; outers, i so many i' .ey uw ineir restora- tion to health, t.) the use of the ! riat iHHva .irl --n...,;.. re. i "it, xi you are ir.moieu witn any disease of k d- neN, liver or stomach, of lon.: or short standing you will surely find relief bv use nf Wluntflnnitfniu cj. i.i -()c an(J im ' - LADIES Needing a tonic, or children that -want building up, should take BROCK'S H?ON HITTERS. It is plensimtto lake, cures Mnhma, Indies tion.Hua Biliousness. All ticaitrs ke"' iu i is what you otmht to have, in fact you muit h. . : ,ife. .Thou,ands are .earchinglor it daily aml niournillg leeaUiS(; the hnd it not. Thousands up(,n thous ands of dofiars are spent annually bv our people, in hope that thev uiay attain this boon. And yet it mav be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to direction and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases of liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c. and $1.00 per bottle by ."Theo. Kluttz & Co., druggist. 4 Ojye corn and cob mill , capacity , 125 bushels per day. One -65 word and ons brick machine, capacity, 25,000 per day. Also 400,000 brick for sale at the lowest cash prices. SALISBURY Bill OK GO.,- A. W. OSBORNE, Managek. . Salisbury,-N. C. July 15th, 1889. Nortlj Carolina V In the Sn;-rior (urt Rowan County November, ft-im, lh9. J AC Shuf-.i-d. PUintiff I NOTICE. Aunifi Shuforil, Defendant j J IT C huford, tlie idasnt iff in tbe a'.ov entitled" actiin, --hereby notifird to be ati'l appear at February Tt-i in f'f ibe Fupent r court of li-jwan county in s lid State, wblch convene" ia Stii-bury oil tbe 17tb ly o! February. 183') onl' s'i nv cau-e why a tno ticn, wbicb will lit- maile at said term to completft th l-t-cord in the above entitled aue, shaii not bo granted, 8.;d case having! bteti re instated umi tiie "D n;ket at. Novem brr term, 1?8). f ir the jmrjuae u!uvo uam Deoin-ber U, '83. LEE S OVERMAN TO 1,1 N.N . JOHN M HORAI1 C'leih J Superior low t Attorney for d fnt. Absolutely Pure. Printers' Ink. P2:HTE2S'"hrS is just rhat i"t parporti to It, -" jc-riil f;r aiTajtisers." It it lsszel ea iU Srst and fifteenth, i&jz of. each n:nth, anl is th topre:ertati7e jsuraal tha trade journal,- S3 to speak cf American ad?erti.ers. It tella .'the ia teading and iaesperiiscci advertiser ia plain, com prehensive article, vhen, aid vhere to adver tise ; ho to vrite ai7orti::esi ; Iot to display . fine ; what newspapers or ether media to use ; ho Bach to ezsend ia fact, discourses ea every point that adxhs of prtSta'cle LsvuAzi. If you adver- tise at aH,PS::7!:S' I2eaahelp yon. Psrhapi you expend out" TcaDcllarTa year ia advertisiag; U so, ll'Z rcsy she? ysu how to oV taia doutle the series ycu are sew gettbj for es half the 'noaey.' A year's su"cscript;oa costs tut Cae Hollar: a saapls. copy costs tut Five Ceati. Advertising is aa ait prsctised ty nary but under itood fe-r. Xhe csaduKcrs of SZnnZ3S' INi ttiderstaad it -'thoxuhly. Sely their advice, tased ea an eerieace ef xwre thaa twcxiy-S-i years,' viU help you. Address : CEO. P. ROWELL 4 CO'S Ken-spaper Advertising Purcaa xo Spruce St., New York. 1 $5 Book H For $1.00. 1? To Bill A" louse. If jrwo art thinkinr of bnHifiar homm ym W tfc w i. iml.lis?r' American Architecture, or i"7 u xnpleU builder, prepared by FtlUMr, fUu A Co.,U wtl arckiu. u. Ther. I. not Bander or my m HUmHm to BiriH it UriUrdthalcaa ff,d tobVwitiontit. prctcl work W ybnT" il- Tn. Wrt, rbept ud wrt popoJmj- work 2.5B?,il, "8- Ne. lyiour hundred dr.wii.gfc A I ud ttj-lt, bat w. k,,'deurmUMd to makt it meet tie foprntt Jto t,it the timM. eo tbBtitema be eMilyreaebed by JL hm t 1 ?BU'" 104 P?" 1 1 M i oohM in Md ros.irti w . ,, . . ' M' " pi . "--t , - - , . pUon owtwr,TBam VWlewt c I cooMr.rU , no STieiS t.rtrwn, HOW to Build W WUm, lhas . Brick B ock Hoowt. nitabio iorrity obarai.towa "" Ibe ibe farm ud workrnrwieo't homt fm all reounw ..j .i c wwi a tc MXk a!m huh. m .... - inajta t i i nnnrnrs. -wwi WneoBtonnforriMU oo tK.. .i 7l kuIMin. aelectina ol lite. nlof Arc.ia. It is worth $S.OO tocsy ee. bat I will , .r?1. . ; postpaid a receip el s i.w ' "BS CHAS. D. CRAWFORD, -SB-Crxs.-z-. Practices in n ... " O. h vc 1 ,e 'onrts, and d careful aUention tor collection entrusted w care. Stf okth ' aR'-lina f i iU:-r. -r. .'Is: ls89. PI i i nl, ff. LUNN J HOLMEf , i j lh-d. fe.Knt, lloln.es W R.-i.l . is herhv notified that the plaintiff have commenced 1 uie aoove,entiUed civil action against bun and hie defendants, to procure title to be made to ortain real estate, situate in Rowan couTity. wbicb was purchased by plaintiffs from M.-L. Holmes and J. D. Gakill an.l i! L . . lor such other relief as they may be entitled to haid defendant Holme W Rtid is no tified to -'appear at the next term of this ccurt to be held for Rowan county at the Coort- llouse in ai-bury, N. C , on the 2nd Mon day before the first Monday of March 18SK), and answer or demur to idaintifiV com- laint, 1IIE0 F. KLUTTZ, 1 JOHN M. HORAH, Atty fur i laintiff. J Clerk Super; r Court. THE DAILY MESSENGER PUBLISHED EVERY MORNTNO EXCEPT MONDAYS AT 111 AND 121 - PRINCESS STREET. J- Av Boxitz. Man?.'' Ed and Prop. T. E. Kingsbiry. Wm. A. IIkarne. Associate Editors. The D.UT,Y Messevofr. tv mail, t ve.ir. 7 - 00; six months. $3.50; three months, $1.75. one mourn,-07 cents. Served'iu the city at 87 cents a month; one we"k, lS.cents; $2.00 for three months, or 8. a year. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. Ordinary advertisements, per square, one insertion 1, two insertions, l.f0. one week, $4.50; one uiouth $9.00. Amusements. $1 per square each insertion. Official adve'tiseinents, tl per square each insertion. Special contract rates furnished on aplication. OUR WEEKLY EDITIONS. The Wilmington Weekly? Messengkk is pub. lished every Thursday at 1 50 per year. A larjre 8 page paier. . The Oolusroro Transcript Messkgeb is printed every Thursday, at $1.50 a yeair A lare 8 page paper. Our Ooldshoro face is located in the Mes senger Opera Ilouse building in Goldsboro. N. C. ' NOTICF TO MAIL. SUBSCRIBE11S. The date printer on the wrappers of each r-P'-r denotes the time when thesubscript'on expires. No attention will be give anmonymous communications and no responsibility wrill be assumed for the views af correspondents.. MoneytOrder , checks and drafts should be msde payable to J. A. ROXITZ. Editor and Proprietor. THE WILMINGTON STAR; Reduction in Price. Attention is called to the following red tied, rates of subscription, cash in advance: THE DAILY STAR. One Yer Six Months, Three Months, One Mon.ll, THE W c. E K L Y ST A H. WEEKLY One year, . . - - ,f oo MX Months. . . f" Three Months. . Cur telegra'j.li News rvwe been largely- ir.,-reused, an.l it ha recPKtiv is our letfr- tnination to keep the Star tip to tlie bighfHi standard of newspaper excellence.- Address,... WIvl II. BERNARD," Wilmington, N. C SALISBURY .-MARKET Corrected weekly by McNaely & Typon. Bacon. Butter. Chickens. Eggs. Cotton. Corn. Flour. , Feathers. Fodder. Hay. . Meal. Oats. Wheat. Wool; . 8 to 10 .15 to 20 10 25 . 10 12 . 9 " 10 40 44 50 2 25 to 3.00 25 to 50 . ,G0 44 75 40 44 35 . . 50 44 75 . . 30 44 40 . 75 to 90 . . . . 15 to 30 Weather dry, market scarce, with upward tendency. Furniture. Repairing. - 0, M, DAVIS, Mattpessim. Un dertaktxg. Mattresses made to order and all kinds of cabinet work and Repairing done at R. M. Davis' funiture room. STARKE y & PALEN'S TREATMENT BY INHALATION. . TRADE MARIf REGISTERED 1329 Aroh Street. Piiitad'a. Pa. Ftr Consumption, Astluria, Uron chitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fev er, Headache, Debility, Rheuma tism, Neuralgia, and ail, Chkonic' and, N iuvoys Disorders. i Dm. StarRey & Paleu's oilic.c records show over w.tcase.i in whir!i tiiflr Comjoui.it I O xypvii Tr-'atnieiit has tx'en nn(d bv i.hyMi- j cia::s in tio.'lr rractic. and by invalids lud- fwndcnily, Ovr- 1000 i-hyaiciaus and uior t'san 13,fiit invalids, j lrs. Starkcy k Palen have the liberty to I rfcr to th-e foil wirisr uained wfll-knowu jMr i son who have tried their Treatment: Kev. Oso;d A. Darhy. Coin ul.ia S. C. C . T. B. Crews. Editor Lauremv villf-Her-Laarv'uit. S, O. H-v. John L. O.-rr-t-au. Coliui.Ma, M. C. R-v. RIdt II. Brwwnft, editor . i.nnnti Anwir. uiatabt&, . u. k-;v. - onniriri AihlK-r. Columbia, s. C. R-v. II ! j(:.uHt.me, Tali ro x. c. u. v. s. p. luchard- son. Ath. us (. John J. Mason. M. !.. CJ 1- iimbiis (Jii. ltv. W. F. Coot. Au?nsfa VV." tr-. Ella K. lVniint. Home I,t?aitii', Ma ' tint; a Kv. T. It. Liid:t!l. Mucon ttov . A. Candl t. binery C-y.Wgf. Oxr-r l. I 'in. R'-v. .E. J. Mt-yurdiP, Oani'l'-u. S. C. ! Ktr7. Jositrins Andt ron. fiditt r Florida ;"i:ritiau A .rrw. l.ersbar-. Fla. N. AT. ?- . ditor Fl .rl iiat. T! Fi t. V s. Jordan 'adi--ii. Fla. W. 11. i-T--ucrt 'ii? r CiKon View, rlanton. A!a. lli-v. J-hn B. Or-- ry. il'ruingsTi," Ala. -AbnT W 11 inis, ixf..rd. Ala i d I hci siris of others n --;!-- ,Tir - .; -. -'-;sj - I. : -v X .' i- . r j . -r . 0 $i) 00 3 0 i f.e 50 twm i m i ii Drs. STAR:C MY ,1 PAI.I.X, , Xo. Ii3w ArC STtZtX. i'..U3vl?'iiiO- A t) . ill . II DEALER IN " Salisbury, n. c. IfpTbinrV bo,nderiesofLANDin - Kjistern ?sorth l aroiina, jusu m " ern N. CJ. Price from $1 to per . aw. acre. Also Alining ri'T".' " minerals found in the State, and the following list of Farming arm ioavh ---;60 acte e inile9 sub nrhs. common farm buildings, good water, healthy, i mile of Railroau. Price SI. 000. No. 3.-46 acres, 3 miles outgood 6-room house good as new, a well ot splendid water in yard, good out houses, large double barn, good fruit and healtniesT. piare m Price 12 peJ acre on good terms. 4 63 acres 6 miles ont J in heavy oak and pine timber nice dou ble barn, well, pole house, one room will sell for cash. d 18 acres 2 m'les nut: 11 out buildings, h cash ardbal ance6 and 12 months. No. 6 48 acres 3 miles out. good farm and fruit lands. Will sell cheap on long time. TsTo 7: 40 acres 2 miles out, good farm and fruit land. Will sell on long-time 8 per cent, interest. sr0. 9 15 acres fmiles out, good truck farm, creek running through it, good clay Tor bricks on it. Xn. 10. 110 acres Umiles out, J in original growth, fronting on public road, beautirul ouiiamg iois on mis. Price 5,000, cssh, balance remain on farm at 6 per cent, per year. Fo. ll.-r-lO acres btrttom land mile out. Price 75 per acre; on time, b per cent interest. , Nb. 12.-- 15 acres one mile out, all clered, branch throgh it, good mea dow,' Price 450, cash, balance can remain on land at t percent interest 3 year, interest payable semi-annually. No.' 13. 8 acres, branch through this, mile out, $50 per acre, cash, balance in 3 years with 6 per cent, interest. Fine strawberry and grape soil. - - - No. 14. 12 acres one mile lout, high level land, beautiful for resi dences, fronting on public road. price 800. Can be subdivided and sold for double. No, 15. S acres J mile out, beauti ful for building purposes. Can be subdivided and sold for double what owner, will now take. PriceSGOO. I bi wiil make 32 building h.ts 50 by 200. See what it will do ai 50 each. No. 16.-20 acres 3 miles out,i No. 1 meadow, balance' wood and up land, very good dwelling, some fruit good water, very healthy. Price 500 cash, balance in 3 years. i nave in my Jnm r l list of Fajffi37lsTowii proper .Y17Tm proved and unimproved, ii you want to invest come ami sef what I have to offer. I can show you property that you con make 20 per cent, on by buying in block and cutting it up and felling in small lots. 1 have houses anil lots from 150 to 400 cash: vacant lots from 25 to 2,500 each, in any. location you may want. J. M. HA DEN. No. 8, -30 acres li miles out, w ill sell low. No. 2. 188 acres, $ in wood, six miles out, J mile of" .Railroad, guod water, healthy &e. Tl - Has attained a standard of oxcellenco which admits of no superior. WU1UI It contains every Improvement that lnvon tlvo genius, skUl and money can produce. Thefw excellent Org-ans Pre celebrated for vol umc, quality or tone, quick response, varictv cornbmntion, artistic deijn, beauty in finib perteet construction, making- them the moi attractive, ornamental and desirable orjfftns f cr nomes, schools, churches, lodg-ea, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED BEPTJTATIOS, rxi:qi:5iLEi facilities, hiiillei) vronvauzs, BEST MATJEXtEAI. r COHBIXZD, MAKE THIS 7HS POPULAR ORCfM I'lAItOS, TOOLS, E00Z3. , Catalorues on application, Free. fiHlCAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CJ CHICAGO. ILL. "lionliRos Pas Wis;!, tisnas hi C'v MAIN STREET. One door below the Opera JIoue Salisuuky, X. C. " I ADMINISTRATOR'S OTirp i Ti CREDITORS. All Pon.- having claims . agaht i i ! . ' "' '" 'uiiiis atraint eeaserl. are i,o.i.. t; V!C a.r,,ert le- er, de ex fob 5f tUa. ' T 1 J """""l extllb- it the .aine tn th ' I'' "' or before the 13 h il. r iT"' on ! I89i. la wf foembfr W. R. Warner. flflminNrator ! sn,i. T. , i Jec. I8S0 ! ' ""fH-rt R. Warner. G- u- a- Enneilort.isllSnhtifntp? lUa' A'i Pot Vlea, bumsl'irc T-a. rl!el F-Wiaw tad Beck. flaa V!d IrroillltnrKrrrbinT.. C excel. w$mm Richmond &Dahville flti Co 4V. nl;VSKn schedule IJf VfkX w"- . jrtTLiY 7f 1880. ri Southbound No. 50. No. 52. T.Mve New York, 12 15 T 7 20 9 45 11 24 AM 4 30 PM 6 57 9 30 .. ii PM 3 AV 5 07 7 4t ' Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Charlottesville Lynchburg, Arr. Danville, 3 AO 5 40 8 20 Leave Richmond, 3 00 " Burkeville, 5 04 " Keysvilla, 5 50 Danville, 8 40 Arr. Greensboro, 10 27 2 30 " 4 40 5 19 8 05 9 42 810 PJ 8 00 1 00 hU ii i Leave Goldsboro, t 2 00 "Ar. Raleigh, i 4 45 Lv. Ralsgh, 4 50 -.'' Durhdsh, 5 50 8 20 2 55 4 40 i 4 Leave -alein. f6 05 " 6 30 ' Greensboro, Arr. S li bury, 10 37 12 26 2 01 7 31 ' 9 20 9 50 AM 11 18 it Statesvillej Asia villo, Hot Se rines, 12 12 PM 4 36 " 6 10 " it Leave Salisbury, ; 12 32 Arr. Charlotte, 2 05 Spartanburg, 4 51 Greenville, 5 56 Atlaufa. 11 11 23 AM 12 40 PM 3 37 " 4 46 " 9 40 " DAILY. Northbound. No-'Mgo. 53 6 15 P 31 8 45 A KT- Leave Angela. " Columbia, Ar. Charlotte, 10 3& 12 50 PM 3 13 6-2(7 P M Leave Atlanta, . 6 PM 7 10 AM Arr. Greenville, 12 46 AM 1 48 TM " PDartu.burg, 1 50 " 24) C'harlatte, 4,40 " 5 30 " Salisbury,. 6.17 ' 7 05 Lave Hot -p'rings, 7 50 P M 12 25 PM " Afbvi,,l&, 9 41 " 1 54 FM Statevi!le, 3 15 AM 6 58 " Arr. Sali.bury. 4 20 6 41 " Leave Sa'isfervr 6 22 " 7 12 Ar. Gre-nboro, 8 " 8 AO " ' Salem, ; 1140 " -jd2 34 AM Leave Greensboro, 9 45 10 50 PM Arr. Durham, 12 01 PM' 5 25 AM " Kaleigh 1 02 ' 7 45 " Leave rTaleiuh, 1 02 " f9 00 PM: Ar (iol'Mx-ro, 3 10 " 12 50 PM eve Greensboro, 8 05 AM 8 50 PM Arr. Dan v ill-. 9 47 10 20 " " Kvsvr;r', 12 30 PM- 1 49 AM " Burkev;l!e . 1 IS " . 2 40 " " Kichmpn.l, 3 30 ' 5 15 " ' f.viM-b'fur-, 12.40'" 12-5-- " CKarlottep'vi'llfc.. 2 55 - V ,3 00 8 20 10 17 " 1 20 PM tDii:j excejit Sunday. .- Train -for Kalish vi darksville l?avt lii:ht.icnd liaily, &io P. M ; KysviU 6.15 1'. M ; rriarfcvU!e.7 lb : Oj- ;. r:!, 8 4'.- Y M.jT Wn hrnn, 9 50 P. M t Dur i an, 10. 30- P. . : KHi-ieh. 11.45 p M. Kernriiii lr-nves Rnleih, 7. A M : daify Dui !:.rn S 30 A. M.; Homknwm. 8 30 A. M; (Ixford 10.20 A. M ; OlarkHvilie, 11.15 A M Kevsville 20 30 F. M ; arrives liieUiuontl, :5.30 F, M. - Local mixed trl?is leave Durham dtly except Snnday. COO F. M., arriv Kjk vi tie ,1 .85 A M., retiming leaves Key, ville 9 A.-M ; arriving at Durnarn, 5.3U 1. M. Panen'r coach attached No, CO o in of jiaWigh at 4 50 P M m&krn connection at Durham with No. 1 leaving at G. F. M. for Oxior-1. Ilendewon, and all point? on O. & II , 0.4 C, and R. A M. R. H a and wiLti -j? at IVfeyevule for 1 ich noud arriving at o.lo xv, M. ' .' Nos. 51 s.nd .'3 connect at Richmond dai ly exempt-Sunday tor Wet i'oint.and Bdlti more via York iiivf-r Line- No 50 from Wssr Point connect" daily j cept Sunday at Uichuiond with No 60 for the South Nos. 50 ana 51 ctiDect at Goldsboro with trainc to ard from Morehead City and Wilminpton. No. 51 connct-at Greensboro an.l Salmi for Fay e-tr; v '. . ' No. 58 conn Wirt at Stlma for Wilson, N 0' Nos. 40 K,-id 51 make close ejenection it bnivtrsity Stuti .n wiih train to and from Chapel liiil, .excepting Sunday-. SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On trains cO and: 51, l ullrnan Bufftt hkeper between Atlanta and New York, breei.8l.oro :: Augusta, and Morehead CV ly. AsheViHe, and ilerristown, Tenn, On o2 and 53, t ulirnun Hafft 'Sleeper t tween WHFhiug'on n?id New Orleans ti Montgoc.ery, and bt-tween Wfth DgtQnn4 Bnmiiigls,!!,, Ala, I-lichmond, and Gr-toi-boro, lUku vA Ocf.t,gboro,and Puljm-n parlor cars, between: Saliobury and Kfaox. ville, and between Oi.arlotte and Augpta. Th-ough tickets on sale at principalittW to all pointt; - For rat.- and information apply to aent of the (orr.panv, or to VL',A8- - A.-Tcbk, Jas L. Tatw-b, JrafficMngr. ihvht Atjent. Qeii tauAgtnt ' -I'-. !;i.J v v. OBI KIW I ia Watch! WartkallaV waica In Uia worUI rr(M( MUO eoLB kaanf " Batb beat'aad fit wlta work and roal nhw. Oaa rasal locality caa " e. toolbar with Ml larffa atwfHABle. TW MB.Biai.at aa fK. w.lA aM aii .V. .t iaa rand valaahla " - ---1 cad doiatoahawwhatwaaana to to taoaa waoraU mamda a ad aciirabora aad tkoaa a boat yoa taat alwtri raau ia ralaabU trada for a whleh hold for yean waa eac anf IT" 'Jfi. r t aaVk fori a. aarm fraaa StO ta sar waak a4 apwanii. ' " C, Ux MIX, rrtl4. t HEALTH! HEALyHH A NEW DISCOVERY, AND Great Southern Rdimedy. Jia Having been from ehif Mhood great suffererthe result of tractett Vulil.rt anq aigestion, tel Clllllrt - 51 . - n ininatmtr i Vlfieages of Livcr Kl riuary Organs, and bs lief .n" Ling many remedies known t the F'T ry ref lession with only tempo x nave nnailv succeeded taring a combination o remedies, which comb proven a remedy for dig the internal organs supC known In a lifeofsutfe tiee of nearly fifty yeal 1 have i,eeo restore seemed to be inevitl perfect bea 1 1 h . wi t houf A anV in ' w AR". . k it ' New York ; K 'At " i.u m m a. r -i 4r I I t jr.. w iiamrraetarlt. Sjal'iiiOiUttd,.. 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Salisbury Globe (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Jan. 23, 1890, edition 1
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