the carolina watchman vol xviii.-thieb series balisbuey h c n0vembee 11 18s8 so 3 a f a r i 0 ft h of i victor grail drills ; kellers patent for sale to the farmers of row 5 an cheap i or well secured time 1t0tes f this drill stands at the very ' front and is unsurpassed by any 1 other in america ii sows wheat and clover seed and bearded oats together with fertilizers : most admirably the quantity per acre can be changed in an instant — by a single motion of the hand read what people who have used it say about it mt vkknox rowan co n c sept 15th l8s6 i have used the victor kellers pateni - gmin drill for several years ind i consider it a perfect machine one nun set it in an instant to sow any quantity of wheat or out per acre from one peck to four b h cu it sows hi irded oats as well as it does wiir:it or clover se d and fertizera to pel in 1 know it to be strictly a no 1 drill mi combine great strength with its other good qualities w a i key s u.i i-.i 1 v n ' '. sept 15th i 1 ''. last spring 1 borrowed mr white fraley's victor i kellers patent i grain drill ini'l 1 1 ut in my oats with it it sowed bearded und non-bearded oats to perfection i believe it to be the best grain di ill i ever saw it sows wheat r oats and clover seed and fertilizer all < ». k and i have bought one ii his fall's seeding of the ageut john a joyden run i'.i ii cow n sii.isii i : v . n . ( ' . sept 1 th lcssg ilinvc used the victor kellers patent grain drill for the past ten years an 1 con bider it by far lhe best drill made i have also used the bechford & iiutt.uan drill but greatly prefer the victor because it i much the most conveuii nt and i believe one victor will last as loni as two ueck ford & huffman drills the victor sows all kinds ut'gruiu satistactorily frank bkka i iikd for sale by jno a boydek piedmont wagons vi-:s piedmont wagoss made up at mory you know why they can't be beat 1 they stand where they ought to righi square at the f3qnt ! it was a hard fight but they have won it ! just read what people say about them and if yon want a wagon come quickly and buy one eil her for cash or on t ime bai.isbckt x c sept 1st 18s6 two years ago 1 bought a very light two hoihe piedmont wayon of the agent john a hoyden have used it nearly all th<j time-m.c have tried it severely in hauling saw loys and other heavy loads and have not had to pay one cent lor re pairs 1 l«>ok upon the piedmont wagon as 1 1 ■ i mble skein wa:;on made iu the united states the timber used in them is mosl excellent and thoroughly well seasoned ti i.m i thom vsox s u.ibu i1y n ( '. aug 27th 188g a.bout two years apro 1 bought of john a bovden a one-horse piedmont wagon which has done much service and no part n it has h i"i veil away and couse quentlj it has cost nothing for rep.tirs john 1 iikxi.y s vi.isnrnt x ('. st pt : 1 18 6 ■ , n months ago 1 nought of john a boyd n i 2j inch thimble si cin pied mont wkgon and have used it pretty much ' ill the time and it has proved to be a first r;tte wagon nothing about it has given away ami therefore it has required no re pairs t a walton sept 8th 1s80 18 months ago i bought of the agent n salisbury a j inch thimble skein piedmont wujjon their lightest one-horse wa r on 1 have kept it in a i i si < t constant uv and during the time have hauled on it ut least 7 loads of wood and that without any break ige or repairs i i \\ : bb the south among the most spirited and admired erses from general vance's facile aiid iriililic pen were tlie following written t rs delaware near philadelphia in vpril 1864 : v sunny south ! inv sunny south thou ! mil of joy to me ime where sinless youtli was spent in blissful ;_'!«•'.• : fo-uighl froui ii and prison walls ■ lighi u;:l free break - it many thralls ■ for thee in hill and brake and rushing tide ami city's ioftly spire nd sih <■;■ stream u..l \ u.1 1 «.- % \\ !■!<■ - i'ii home ■ ■• ire with tireless wing and swelling in-art which nau ma stay 11 burst these cords and chain npurt and seek thee far away l'lic . ." may droop the form niaj bend the hair be touched with ffray : _ lit nor morn blessed peace ma ■ to cheer the eaptn ■■- way : ry's tread nor musket bright the dread array s'orthinen use to show their might can cause the soul to stay : .., hands wild thy own savannahs fair : an«l !"■ again the hapio ' '"'' ' thai lin i and sportud there : and wl • 1 riew thy tn-.uns whirl how forevei id est bright t ,\ e ■:■■■ i dreams shall lie ul home and thee southern l'.icon,ic i — not knowing i know imt what will befall me uod hai . mi i o'er my eyes anil o'er each step of my onward path he make new • eenes t ri •■■ ; ami every joy lie send me comes as i sweet ami ■..:.!■! urpri ■. : :;■• 1 tread the of ii \ ear : hut the l'a.-t is still in god's ke kill ure his mercy shall clear : aii'l what look dark in the distance may litca as i ilraw in for perhaps the dreadful future has less i than i think tlie lord in i sweeten the water before i i to dri or if ?.! < mar ii he « ill il brink :■ \ '■■■■ he ha n siitinjj for the coi , ■■ ■ such rare hies ings - some joj so : . - ■'. that iiij life can only tremble with the thanks i i-an'l repeat fi.a blessed not to know : ii kee - mi quiet in the anna u hich will l>-t me go and u inn my foui to r i on the bonom which loves me so so i go on not knowing i would net il i l : lid rather walk in the lurk with god than l'o alone in the light - i would rather walk with him by faith than walk alone i y sight mj hear shrink back from the trials the future ma disi-1 i '. vet i ne ei i iv but what the di*ar lord el ; so i senil tlie coming teurs with the wlii a chapter on chai'les charles r having kicketl out of tlie traces wakes tip to find himself defeat , 1 as no other candidate in rth carol i n a was ever defeated before he is uow literally the man without a party he has repudiated the democ racy and the democracy has repudiated him i:i his second attempt to disin tegrate tlie i democratic party and di ils candidate lie is left without a c ir poral'd guard for the republicans would not take him up even if dockery did support my dear jones ' n three of the wards in thi.s city he ii<l noi receive i vote jones was not even thought of so insignificant was the kicker in the estimation of all parties li onghi to subside and henceforth hide in very diminul ive head i i ought never to be recognized again by the democrats as one of them even though in should attempt to crawl back hi lias kicked himself oul of the party and he ought to be l<-ft henceforth kicked oiit wilmington shir a change ii z linnev esq of alexander told three or lour years ago of having made i political speech in one of our western counties in the course of which he said that if we got a chance in the national administration even if the in ternal revenue laws were not repealed they would be administered by a differ ent class dt mi 1 !!. one old man sitting in the crowd in his shirt sleeves ex claimed that's so 1 hadn't thought of that i'll vote the democratic ticket ju.st to get a ii w set in a new sei lias come in and their methods are a great improvement upon those of the old set there has been none of that activity in politics among revenue offi cers this year which used i so disgust the people they have in it been i he highcockolorums of the democratic conventions they have not been gallop ing about the country on political er rands they have not been clubbing those of tiic opposite political faith they were not seen tuesday corniling voters collaring reluctant ones leading them up to the polls mr liuney and the old man in his shirt sleevea have both been proven to have been ri^ht it has been worth all the work which the democrats of this ■ - t ii m have done in the last twenty years to have gotten n change in the revenue officers to have dethroned the petty bosses of the republican reginh and to | have seen them succeeded by a set of officers who realize that the havesome ther mission on earth than to run tolitics of the country statesrilh landmark improve the schools tin 1 shir would just here enipha-i i conviction it is that the school fund shall be steadily increased from year to year until the school terms are fully eight mouths and the standard uf qualification of teachers is made much higher this can only be d by having efficient examining boards and the best average pay possible | good comfortable neat well ventila ted well furnished school houses are a prime necessity i'lif people must be educated to high er duties to higher achievements it requires constant iteration line upon line while head education if not of great value where there is not moral education accompanying there is n iv'.m n why t!n hear and mind shall uol be trained and disciplined tog ther and at even pace let u have the ignorant taught but ; lei ii be by ti full recognition thai man is immortal has a soul and is respon sible to god let it not be lost sight of that the soul the intellect and the body are all to be cared for and that is a very defective system which neglects j either when we talk of reducing taxes let us think only of superfluities and ex travagances let nol the people accus tom themselves to think or neglecting the schools or of undervaluing i educat ion lei no legislator when he b ■.. the work of retrenchment and reduc tion ever dare to do it by starving insane or by lessening the school fund i pro ide liberally for god's affli children and increase the school fund i mime cad year such we believe to be i ! he demand of enlightened and earn statesmanship ii //. star a murderous assault tuesday night two or three hours after mie polls were closed -). d cut ting and henry plowman special po licemen were assaulted in a house near the railroad station and were beaten wii h brass knuckles and other weapi ns ; plowman received several wound.s which i hied freely but no serious injuries i cutting was terribly beaten his skull being crushed tmd several other serious wounds being inflicted !!■' was re moved to his home and was promptly j attended by dr 1 l payne jr who pronounced his wounds dangerous and j perhaps fatal pour negroes ilenr hayes george lindsay gaston wag oner and kobert ilayd'-u were arrest ed on a warrant issued by mayor pinnix | and were commil ted to jail to await i the result of cutting's injuries ve.s terda afternoon 1 rs il l payne sr i li payne jr and a a hill trepan i ued ( aitting.s fracl ured skull w ith souk j hope of saving his life but ail efforts in that behalf proved unavailing and last night about ten o'clock cutting died aged aboul 88 years and leaving a wife and several children 1 hore , was some talk yesterday of lynching ilu 1 prisoners but it is not probable ; hat an al tempt will be made i liej will be given a hearing on saturday ihichhon diqxttcli thanksgiving proclamation ing is president cleveland's proclama tion designating nov 25th as a day of j thanksgiving and prayer a proclamation by the president of the united states it has long been the custom of the people of the united states on a day in each year especially m apart for that purpose by t - t • • : i ■ chief executive to acknowledge i he goodness and mercy of god and to in voke his continued care and protection in observance of the custom [, g rover cleveland pr^ilent of the united states do hereby designate and sei . apart thursday the 25th day of no vember to be observed and kept a a ; day of thanksgiving and prayer on that day let all of our people forego their accustomed employments and assemble at their usual places of wor ship and give thanks to the itulerofi the universe for our continued enjoy ment jf the blessings of a free govern j men for a renewal of business pros peritv throughout our land for tin re turn which has rewarded thf labor of i those who til the soil and lor our progress as a people in all that makes a nation great and while weconteiu-j plate the infinite power of god in earth j quake flood and storm let the grateful hearts of those who have been shielded . from harm through his mercy be turned in sympathy and kindness to ward those who have suffered tlir ■ igh his visitati ns let us also in the midst of our thanl - ; giving n member the poor and needy with cheerful gifs and alms so that our service may by deeds of charity he ; acceptable in the fight of our in witness whereof i have hereunto set ww hand and caused the seal of the i united states to be affixed done at ; the city of washington this 1st day day of november in the year of our lord 1886 and of the independence of the united state id america the one hundred and eleventh ( i kover cleveland '■■ i em ■! — an old lady as she laid down the paper i my gracious 1 didn t know there was i race of nipii with double r - i!n geology of the country iiakges on the atlantic coast etc ,< the annual report of prof j w ' owell the director of geological sur ; rey has jjeen submitted showing 81 2u square miles in twenty stairs and , erritoiies surveyed during the fiscal ] ear geological work has been con i ( inned by prof r pumpelly among , he archaen rocks of the eastern portion ■ f the ltniteil states and n s siialer j ias been engaged upon scientific • studies in the swamp lands and marshes f the atlantic coast regarding them he director says : it is estimated thatthereare 100,000 , square miles of coastal lands in this jountry whieh being subject to inun lation by tidal and flnviatal waters are ; ( valueless in their present condition it j would appear fro ■ the experience of ather countries that by the employ ' iiient of proper methods these lands might be reclaimed and rendered among the most valuable of the agricultural , lands of the 1 nited slates i!ut the relative altitudes of land and sea a.e uol constant in some places the ocean is encroaching upon the land and else where the land is emerging from be neath the oceanic waters and even where theglevel of the coastal lands is stationary the shores are undermmded md eaten away by the waves and thus the sea gains upon the land in another way it would he unwise to inaugu rate expensive systems of reclamation if inundated lands without first ascer taining whether these lands are under going movement and ii so in what lirection and in order to guid ■ engi neering operations directed to such re clamation a general investigation of lhe changes now in progress along the atlantic coasi has been undertaken 1 lonnected wit h these quesl ions of o fil iation of the land aud the formation of coastal marshes is thai relating to the origin and distribution of bog ores phosphatic beds c now in process of formation along the atlantic coast and ' imbedded in the cenozoic formations thereof constituting one of the most important of the mineral resources of the atlantic states north carolina a nativ artist at work wilson mirror it is indeed and in truth a magic land for here apples grow and ripen and mellow twice on thesametree in one year for summer brings to these sun kissod vales all of the sweetest aud bal miest influences of its gorgeous and luxuriant wealth and scatters as her incense and her fondest tribute to this beautiful shrine of plenteous land favi i red oi • << id and loved of man it j is a land whore the golden sunlight of mom aroused bv the merry prattle and rippling laughter of splashing billows scatters the irst sparkling shadows of living light and makes gorgeous with crimson splendor some of the lovi liesi vales that were ever stretched out be neath the broad canopy of 1 leave l is a land whose vales threaded with silvery brooklets and dotted with flow ery grottoes make one dream of a new florida a new creation where flowers grow in riches bloom and sweetesl fragrance where birds sing their mer ry roundelay from early morn til late at night making the whole year vocal with notes id gladness and rausingpor tions of every month of \\ inter to re semble a flowor wreathed child of frag rant spring it is a land whose high mountain tops catching ail the crimson glories oi gorgeous sunsets preserve for man s delectation and rapture those exquisite tuitings of beauty seemingly made only for visious of the blest in the en chanted realms of paradise the scenes of beauty seen in the tangled dell the vine draped grotto and the crystal streams as they gleam in all the wild in gnificence of their frost wrought coloring would dazzle and bewilder the brains of all the titians and all the | claude loraines who ever painted with i enchanted brush the rich creations of their pi '•. lc bi isoms yes :'. is a land rirh in scenes like these for here nature absolutely seen s to empty all the pain pots of heaven on the landscape earth dons hor mos gorg is apparelling of myriad hued tapestry < n a ion seems ba bed in prisnml :■• splen : > irs the forests re ' joicing in her new outfi of pnlles>ly varied and bespangled toggery toss their heads jauntily swing their long arms bend scrape and chucklo and j put on as mmv aim iis dandies at a rural ball tin red-bud blushes a the wooing of jolly jack i'yost who comes pinching her eheefc and nipping her nose with the rollicking insolence of a true devil-may care the willows and cotton woods aspens and laurels in in their delicate uv ries of green [ flutter and simper with coquettish de light a ; he the whispering of i ho amo rous breeze - -■«■»>- president < leveland did not go home to vote tuesday and the circumstance has caused a great f.a of comment it has been variously construed but per haps there is no foundation for any of the deductions drawn from the cir cumstance by imaginative correspond ents very few presidents have th ■ it necessary to exercise their right to vote during their terms of odice neither lincoln nor ' fran voted n i;ile president and there is no reason why mr cleveland canno safely fo their pxamplc ifonn dtutoci at both bird and mammal ai-t wiley's interesting description of the echidna hystrix written for the american last fall while a resident of bor leaux 1 was it frequent visitor to tlie biannual fairs held upon the esplanade f the inineouces the indo araeri an aquarium of m pernelet wad ray pavorite resort and the chief attraction md enriosity of a large collection w;is to my mind the echidna h}'strix which was confined in a cage kept at a tem peratnre of ahqut s i deg 1 this ani uial is tjtii;e ran and affords an witer : jsting study to lovers of natural his tory the echidna hystrix of which we speak is the first one of the species 2ver brought to prance and one of the first ever seen in europe this speci men was a female apparently an adult l'lif quills which cover its back larger and stiffer than those of a hedge hog give it some resemblance to thai animal although the body of the echid na is at least twice as large although this resemblance is only superficial it sufficed to mislead several old natural ists the pocket sustained by two bones which the echidna carries under its belly would seem to indicate affini ty with the kangaroo ordidelphis ( opos sum the exceedingly long snout j resembles in form and the osseous lamina which clothe ti jawbones a bird's beak the bones of the cranium like those of bird are earh united by sutures whieh disappear without leav ing any traces tl ■ following char acteristics may n be noted the breastbone frush the dijestive organs and genito-urinaries leading to a com mon orifice and in the case of i lie female the atrophy of the genital organs on the right side the internal organs those whieh are least suscep tible of modification under the influence id external conditions indicate an in disputable affinity with the bird tribe bui on the other hand the echida like the prnithorynehus which it resembles : in many traits of its organization has an udder this as well as the hairs which mvfv its body and the form of its members place ii among the mam malia the echidna then belongs j alike to the mamifers and bird tribe ' about 1830 there appeared drawings and descriptions of the egg of the orni thoryncus but until within a few years naturalists have remained in dotibl on the subject in 1s8j mr caldwell sent to australia for the pur pose of studying the production and development of these interesting ani mals rediscovered the eggs of the or nithoryiichus and this discovery ap peared to him of sufficient importance to warrant his apprising brother natur alists in europe of the tact by the costly means oi the submarine cable almosi at the same time dr haaeke director of the south australian mu seum made a similar discovery concern ing the echidna the co-existence in the same animal of characteristics be longing to differs at groups puzzled old naturalists who had hitherto only been acquainted with types of organi zation clearly defined and entirely pp:irate and distinct from each other in virtue of these preconceived idea hi lieoffry saint hilaire weni so far as to deny the existence of the udder of the echidna the synthetic forms which new dis coveries render every day more numer ous both among existing animals and fossils are not only explained hut fore seen by the theory evolution they unite in themselves groups whose bodily shapes or external charac teristics would seem to separate them uidelv from one another vv m wiley the announcement is made in a cable dispatch that lames russell lowell is to marry the dowager lady lyttleton a denial from mr lowell is now in order he doubtless did nol seriously mean what he said to her ladyship and never thought that ii w oum be made public a . ) . l orld uncle jake ( to his el nuts as an il lustration of the simplicity of n stage load of city folks recently under his charge ez we turned jlagget's bluff about ~, o'clock the jbull crowd busted oil in oh an ahs an 1 what d'ye s'posc i w as ; 1 about why one of them common red an 1 yaller unsets fficmagordicd *. i it 1 s dyspepsia indigestion weakness chills and fevers malaria liver complaint kidney troubles neuralgia and rheumatism tt is invigorat t gives new 1 ing anj de life to the lightful to take fffip 1 * ' ; 5 whole system anil of great value %.'\ ' . by strcr.j;thor.j:.i as a medicine for i v '■• 3 the muscles ten i weak anj ailing t ing the nerves ' ; wcmen and chil m ': $ and completelydi ' : ciren &, & gesung the icod | co i-i 1 -'■- ! h s w wa a book voiina no hurtful m in byleadin mir.craik is •:■ n i fill physicians telling posed of can |\ t r '& how to treat dis bel-cted ve^eta i f % eases at home ble medicines v^jg mailed together j combined ■ c i with a set of hand fully nia.::n a some cards by nev | safu ar.j pleasant v heliotype process j ke.r.edy en receipt ol ioc \ foi ...■.■■•■■•-.■•—. •- - ■ • • • ! rii .-.•. in i-linl . -- •- tl on ... ..:-.. a i bouto wiu t ki volina dru and chemical company i'd j 5 b qftll unuwro who gather in th dncftts at the expense of suffering hiim.-uity the glaring gall exhibited by son professional frands the country is b i ided with bogus medi cine men and in a few cases n heavy capi tal is all they have to sustain their prestige numerous cleverly concocted certificates are forced upon the unsuspecting purport ing to have snatched them irom i he grave some poor victim of blood poison or other disease when to our knowledge tl cal persons lay groaning in agony v hile the public were reading their remarkable r co very another serious t iilasc i the publi of erroneous statements concerning \ .. drugs such as are prescribed by our physicians declaring t\e:n deadly poi iodide of potash which seems to receive 1 their condemnation when prescribe 1 by physicians aud in the proper combin w ith ( •■■■ in compounds i not only ii less but forms one of the most powerful antagonists to blood poison known to the medi al w mid b b b botanic blood balm iodide of potash this emu pany hold hund reads of genuine certificates irom persons who have been cured of vari ous diseases arising from an impure state of the blood l>y tin use oi u b 1 the cjues tiou now is ifiodide of potash is such n terrible enemy to health why i it that the blood balm co have made within three yoars the most gigantic salts and cures ever made on american soil a generous proposition we are credibly informed that the 1 balm co atlanta ga propose to cure any of the wowing complaints for one third the money and i one halfof the time rcquir ed by any known remedy on earth ti : ■ eases embrace all forms of scrofuls^*tid scrofula is i ' !> ers and turn ges of blood poison h i skin i diseases and ; ' lors kidney chronic female complaints i cina etc send to ; hem for a i with the most wondi ■ i in d free to any add i y u i j jeers atii vxta i v june 5,1 s86 in 1 there came on my hand what was thought to be a carbu ii ran its course ■ eveni inally healed the next spring knots or knodis came on my arms which were thought to be rheumatic and i took gallons of medi nine from the best physicians in culhbert i la where i then resided about this time my left lim below the knee 111111111 need swelling tt a fearful rate and finally came to a head and broke both ; a fiiis were,sorc and [ could hard h bear ray ! weight standing and hardly know how 1 ! managed to live through it all about thia time we moved from cuthburt to atlanta i began to despair of ever getting well t lie sore on my limb was a regular eating ulcer no v about three inches in length two inch es width seeming to in down in the bone and discharging about a cupfti of pus matter a day my arms still running my . disturbe i and 1 sometimes thought 1 would lose in v reason a friend ded b b 1 i com i improvement . from the \ f:ry lir t 1 have taken s or 1 in i ties and my arms are entirely well and tht large nli r on my limb has healed i now feel lik a new person thanks to such noble remedy i lit m its fannie itai r 100 west baker st atlanta u 1 a book of wonders free all vi,<i desire full lnf and .. oi ;■:■■ 1 in •■ . - ■ nil:i ami ' 1 1 . .-,-.•- re . rthemiwtlhin kiiliicj 1 om . plaints 1 il .; rh ■'.- , can ■•■ ■ • 1 1 - '■■■:■ mall 1 fopj ! l ullr j iil ' i "• '>:■'' i ■ ■ vitii the mosl wonderl il 1 id t.-i ! tin j proof 1 n •■ ;'■>,> 11 ail tress i'.i.uoi i'.ai.m 1 n ail !,; ,. 1 . ■ north carolina / ] ""• k rowan county c t>ot ? t - < •"':"'■" 5th iyc>g george ii shaver plaintiff z:icli bachnu-in and margaret brasher auts vot f s ■ ' n t f at the defenbants above named will take notice that i summons in the above tnti nctinn « ;<> issued ngair.si j-ml defeii ants on tli liiii day of september 188ft by j m iloiali < ';■: k of the superii r cfcuri oi uowan county fui t lie sum ol t o thousand dollars due snij plaintifl by con - ii re\n ard for the arrest i i one j«-liu henry green and the recovery oi ccitain tuonyi s alleged i have been stolen bj him which sunn tnrnable to tlieru-\t term n the superior court of uf*w m coun ty io t the c«uit house in aialic iii.i on t r » • - el venth ?■! nda after the fira monday in september 18&0 1 lie said defendants will also take aotu-e lhnt « warrant of attachment m issued 1 v said clerk o said court on the eleventh i.-iy of september 1886 against the property of tlil defendants which warrant is retnrna tbre t he aid superior court ol how an county al the time and place above named for the return of the summons when and where the defendants nre requir ed u nppear and answer or demur t tho complaint of plaintiff and let fhe s:iu de fendant take notice thnt if they fail to ans .. ■ i t he said ; duriug sniil term the | laintiff « ill apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint it appeal ina to the < oui t that the de pendants above named are non-residents f this state and have property therein ami that the plaint ill has a good cause of action against : in m and has causi to be issnrd against them which has been re stat d it is ord rc»l that publii ju in mon a and h arrai i i hment be published ks in the c \ i : • > i . i n a wa'i ■ • . . i - : publish ed iu ■ iv n ol id county j m ioijaii i i'k ofthe tho f klultz i i>0:gw public sale valoable lands ! for cash at the court house in salisbury,nn tlit l~t monday in xovi mbi r i 8ti a valuable farm situated in unity town hip llo • . ci nty ahout d miles irom salisbury on the waters of snnml cif.k near the w'ilkesboj-o road adjoin ! ing the lands of jamen holt calvin hnr rison : l i > < i others containing about 111 acres nearly one-half of which is second bottom heavily timbered < n tho i place is i pood frame house barn well and necessary out buildings all new i ' ere are also ■. >| i aeres on beaver creek terms cash for information mid ili particulars apply to theo f kll'ttz alforney salisbury n ( '., oi mns ikwnfi ( . m cokkle tds terns ilcni d ivie ( o . n.c septcmbi - :■ !, 1880 jfflaglc baking powfler s manufactured by f davidson & cu salisbury n c is pui i iend su ill iinipokm it . • inlcal ojmj vvholi ; 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