North Carolina Newspapers

Carolina Watchman. LOCAL. 1 i h - THURSDAY. MAY 14, 189IV Th o New Ico Factory ! ; A side-track has 'been completed at tbe ice factory and the building is now be ing erected. By i he first of June we can have an abundance of the cooling material all made by the new process. Onwardand upward is the motto. Miss Anna Holmes b visiting at Con cord i ' Vnew hotel is to be, built at New Lomlou. ' - ;jliss1la Meroney is visiting friends in Concord. V v TV Mills: oE StatesviUe, was ' here Friday.! . j'-. Miss Ella Brown fs in- Cliarlotte visit ing relatives. , ; p "Vegetables werekilled at Albemarle r last week by frost. ; Mr; Te.be Sandersjof Montgomery, was here last week L i i Miss Carrie Holmes has returned from a visit to Charlotte. Mrs. Lord, of Pennsylvania, is visiting iin. P. P. Meroneyj. 1 Mr. G. A. J. Seller, mayor of China - Grove, was here Friday, Miss M: J. Norflet, of Albemarle High J.School, was here last Thursday. 1 Mr. W. L Kestier, of Bear Poplar, was iu.towu Friday, lie is much better. r Albemarle people are going to have a nc Baptist aijdaoew Episcopal eburch. Mr. J. R. Blair, of the Troy bar, was iu the city Thursday : and Friday of last week. I ! '-Messrs! C. G. Viele and Harry McCoy ir ' nrft in Mbutiromery county this week; i '. " a The Observer thinks there may be a marriage or two at Albemarle some time soon. . i" j Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Chambers, of Hart?, .spent last Thursday aud Friday iu Salis- : bury.' , - Mr- Ge. A. Terrell, a Sulisburyxboy but for some years a resident of Raleigh, was $ere Saturday. ' , ' ' Mr. J. Allen Brown is having water r in itrto hi handsome offiee. corner tf rlUiu and Fisher streets, - ' "The commencement exercises at States ville Female College will take place on Joe Ll, 3d and 4lh of June. - , Mr. and Mrs. jJV. Boyden went to Ila! Uh :i .-i (Ignite to the Iiiter-Sta.e. Iui ujigratiou meeting Tuesday. ' We learn that the Commercial Nation r- ai.Bank hiis j ust begui j business with capital of $o0,000 at" llfigh Point. X . i Mr. 1). L. Gaskill has purchased a fine f Curses. :iud hid numerous lady ' , j iricuds are rjoiciiig over the purchase The Landmark savs that Augustus II Jewell, of ejiiiingsj Mill, Iredell county, lias been appointed.!' a .storekeeper and gtiager. ; J . 1 A little nero was pearly, burned to, J deatn at -Charlotte Friday. He set a lainp on the tfootn of his bed to have a light to leep-by. j! A - -V A few farmers iu ;thisfcounty have thir entire crop of eottoir Oh hand, and sig nify their intention to. keep it till better prieea are offered, i -1 iSaiisb'ury had Bill Fife, Judge Graves . and Ben Terrell all last week. A. uuin v . ber of distinguished people can be found ' here any tim. " SJ'J. Peraberton, Es4., of Albemarle, passed through Saturday ou his way to New Orleans, where tlfe- supreme lodge i of the Knights of Honor meets this week. . New Advertisements. See ad. of the Charlotte Racket store. Mr. J. S. Black welder, of China Grove, has a notice in this issue. Sli"pii :mi Points only to the Murdered Man N'phrw. The offering by Governor Holt of $2)0 reward for the arrest of D. A. MfcDougald, of Laurinburg, who is under suspicion of being the murderer of bis uncle, Simeon Conoly, in Rjbeson county, creates re newed interest in this remarkable ease. The police authorities throughout the See tid. of the three P's medicine which is sold by T. F. Kluttz, & Co. C. T. Bernhardt, Agt.Vwill sell Wood's mowing machines cheap. i Thanks. The Salisbury Hook and Ladder Com pany desires to extend thanks to the fol lowing ladies for flowers furnishedf them for the decoration of the Confederate soldiers' graves on the 10th inst.: Mrs. J. G. Heilig, Mrs. L-Blackmer, Mrs. Jos Horah, Mrs. A. Parkerf Mrs. I. II. Foust a id Mrs S. H. Wiley. At the Cliiirches. - Sunday was a harvest day for some of th churches of Salisbury. About 70 joined the First M. E. church, of which Dr. Leith is pastor. Over 20 joined the Second Methodist, of which Mr. Coburn is pastor. F'ourteen were confirmed at the First Episcopal church and 8 or 10 at the Episcopal chapel. About 40 are to join the First Presbyterian church, Dr. Rumple being absent last' Sunday. A urge number will join the Lutheran and Baptist chnrches soon, perhaps next Sunday.! : The Murderer" Returns. 31ore tnau two weeks ago tne upper corner of Stanly county was shocked by the killing of Green Henly by John A Fisher."- Last Thursday Fisher, who had been in Randolph and atljoiuiiig counties since the killing, returned and surrendered to Mr. C. A. Ridenhour, constable. Fisher does not deny that he shot Henly, and says Heiily had threat ened tune and again to snoot mm, and when he hied the latal "shot he (Fisher) says Henly was drawing a pistol from his hip pocket. Fither was committed to jail to be tried at the " next term Stanly court. nany i of California, has just shipped f!7 country have teen given a description of 000 worth cf gold, the product of 1,700 aicOougald but so far as known tuere is THE COXOLY MUBDI2U. MINING DEPAKTMENT. The Acejfsfjl Parlies Discharged Mining: New Gathered in This and Other States. ritein3 an 1 artu-les for this department are earnesuy soucuea.j It is reported that a company has pur chased and will develop the Long Creek gold mine near pallas. The Mayflower Gravel Mining Cotn- no trace of him any where notwithstand ing the fact that it was rumored that he had been arrested at Camden, S. C. Moore, Puruell and Kelly, who were arrested ou suspieion of the murder, were discharged, as there was no evi- n;a are in a satisfactory condition dence sufficient to hold them. The cir- ouite active. I x tons of gravel. A very rich gold mine has been dis covered at the Lowder mine, eight miles from High Point. Mining operations throughout. Califor- aud cutnstantial evidence against McI)ou gald, the murdered man's nephew, seems ) to get stronger each day. He left Laur- iuburg on the Carolina Central freight train ou the morning of the raurder aud came to Maxton. There he would not go to a hotel but went out to the Cape Fear and Yadkin Vallcv water tank about JMichigau is coming to the front as a mining section. The output of ore i much larger this year than last. Gold has been found near Newman, Georgia. One hundred thousand dollars worth of gold has been taken from a mine near four hundred yards from the depot told Grantviiie Ga quite recently, the section master there that he was from ' Richmond eountv Rnd that his name was R,ch specimens of gold has been found McDougald. He took the Cape Fear and at Roui,d Hill, Va i Yadkiu v alley freight train at the water "Valuable silver ore has been discovered tank and went to Shandon, leaving-as near Cogan's Ferry, Va. soou as the train stopped not speaking to any at the depot (Shandon.) He had with him at Maxton a duster i and a satchel. Two parties saw a man, answer ing to this description near Conoly's that afterternoon. The last seen of McDou- gald was at Charlotte a day or two after the murder. There is now no doubt but that he did the killing. GO TO?? 0 Brown's Clothing 00 TO THE ONE PEICE STORE OP KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN j For the Largest and Hand sonjest Assoitment of . . . Ill o o o o o o Emporium To Get Whatever You Want to Wear from Head to Foot. Tha CHAltLOTTK. Attention She is Attracting Hon. JBeit ierrtdl. Mr. Ten ell filled his last appointment in this State here last' Friday . A large uumocr oi Alliance mfinucis and other citizens caue oji l liear him. Nv-ali .iir Weie i . . g i t v ascJ. We nave not ht-a.id a singu lunuer oiiject to anything in his speech. Ot cuursts some few wiu are not in 'sympathy with the refvrtn movement did nut hiuuscribe to a part of his speech, hut all pronounced it ahie, patriotie anil timely. y - Brother Terrell has done faithful work in our State. He i in earnest and be lieves all he says. Oji membeiahip has been greatly enlightened and benefitted. Brother-Terreil will fill a number of appointments in boiiih Carolina ana then ;o to Tennessee. He will' spend several weeks in his own State later in the sum- uier. we trust tnai ne win return to us aaiu this fall. of the owners of in Montgomery I)r. E. It. Pettit, one the Mahituek Miiie, couhty, and whojs a resident of Phila dellna, passed through Thursday night on his way to riniliidelphia. i Mr.T. J. W. Brown,: who runs a store Bear th cotton factory, has opened a jijrauh establishment up townj-iiext to '4or 'an1s sralLerv. i He will handle zvo ei;nesaiid canned soods. and v. Til run a re tielivrry. ' J The laJies prayej- inqeiin which me !al!'v vii he attciaHMi .iiiij.ju the Fife '.'-meetings wp.' h:rai'ier meet ww,J The service thl week rv i ! he . .1 tl. liethodist "church : i inkluv' a't't,,ki ion at 4 o'clock. j . - Walter, son of Pbliooma.i P. i, ifi. Mras amputated, byi Drs -D-i:-Whitehead a few days ago, i ou very well Poor boy, 4je m .;. joyaloiig life, but he can never r ..k i and play as other boys do. The rain that has been falling during the past few days seems to be geneial all over the State. ! We interviewed a namber of prominent citizens this mon -ing, and" they all ogreej that it is a w : rain. Some, however,! complain that t i t-o cold. But all are thankful, for it is Mly needed. " - " Messrs. W.WL and J. Chap. Turner and J.'B. Holman arej preparing for a toller process flour -no ill of fifty barrels capacity per day, ' at the Turner mill place; -in Cool Spring township. A part fthe machinery for the mill passfd through town yesterday, says the Staics- le lAindmirL- i A sai suicioi:. Zeb Brcwn Takes His Own Life The Cause 'ot Known. Mr. ZebTJrowu, an employe of the 11. & 1). company in this city, took his own life yesterday by drinking two vials ol lauduum. He complained of being unwell yestcr: day at tioou ami was viischured for the day. He bought u vial of lauduum at T. F. Kluttz & (Jo's., drug store and in about an hour called for another. The clerk a--sked him what he wanted with so much liiutluum. Brown replied, "i w-tll te vim alter wniie. ' rsothnu: was thought of the matter at the time. Later in the day Brown was found iu the rear ot Miyie's barroom. II was carried at once'to a drug store. Drs. Wliitehead and Trautham were called in and efforts made to save him, hut he died while they were, try iu-y, ihe MoTiiach u.np. Mr. Brown va weil like 1 and well coiinec'ied. The cause of the act-is un kuowu. lie was .named ar. l leaves a wife and three e.i'.i iien, the you.ieo i . -i". e '..-..". Throughout Ihe Eutire South. Special to the Wutclinian. ' Charlotte, N . C, May 13. I feel quiu certain tliat the realcrs of the Watchman will be interestel in our Queen City f!harlottfi anil t!ir fittpritimi slie' is at tractius Ihroufrhout tlie South. Like other lljoiuinS pjiut3 in the '-Dixie" -wintry, new easr- ey ha3 been called itrto pla'v, new ideas formu lated and possibilities carefully investigated. I a these rosea re lies Charlotte did not await tie cuinin2 ot strangers to organize laud coni- ri ink's and sdl the tlock lor the purpose ot raisins? 'eanital, but her own citizens, at least ix of ;!ier wealthiest, Messrs. E. D. L ata, E. C Springs, 0. P. Heath, Dr. M. A. Hiaud, F. B McDowell aud J. L. Chambers organized. twelve nontli3 ago, the Charlotte -Couoli dated Con stractioii Company, and with the large capita paid in bought 450 acres of land bordering on the southern corporate J i m its ot Charlotte, aid since that time they have transformed this property into perhaps thir loveliest . spot the Southland. The town has been naniL-d Dil- w'orth, in hoi:or of .Mrf Edward Dil worth Latta. tlie actual founder d this beautiful addition to Charlotte. The handsome lake of 1200 feet in length, within the grandest of all Southern re treats, Latta Park, i.voneld" the prettiest sheets of water to be found hereabouts, and when the property is. formally opened this will be equip ped for the enjoyi.i .'ut of vistors. The music festival which closed here la.it Wednesday night was a success in every par- ticjlar. The attendance was large and ot most respectable character. Great preparations are being made for the fjrthcoming celebration of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence on the 20th inst. This date will also be marked by the opening sale- of the Four C's company, whose adver tisement you are printing in another column. The North State Club, composed of our most en terprising young men has raised a $1,000 fund for the display of fireworks at Latta park or. the night of the 2.)th. I am directed to extend you a cordial invitation to be present on that occasion. A. S, You'll find a magnificent line of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Fur nishing Goods, Trunks, Travel- At Itiverside, Va., mining is being carried on exteusively by the Buna Vista Mining Co. The Hunter mines located near Oxford, in Fishing Creek township, promise to become famous, says the Day. Finds which have created some local excite ment have been frequently made during the past year. Recent explorations? analyses aud examinations by experts from the North established the fact be yond doubt that pn this property there are rich deposits of asbestos, rutile, ta!c and several other minerals in large quan ta ies. A cornnnnv has been formed iintl work will begin at once. Options have ling Bags, Umbrellas, &C. beeu taken on a large quantity of land Messrs. Rice & Lassiter, of Oxford, are the principal movers in the development of these mines. Guilfoidhas been famcus as a gold section from the first settlement of the State. Mr. Brown is opening up a gold mine which is showing the very finest specimens of gold quartz. He has only sunk a shaft eighteen feet deep and has struck a vein several ftet thick. With tie aid of improved machinery old Guil fjrd is expectedio produce large yields IN SALISBURY. We have an elegant tock of fine DRESS GOODS in white, black and colors. We have a big assortment of Shallies, lawns and Serges. Your choice for 5 cents per yard. . , Big lots of all kinds of Shirts. Collars and Tim. A1 bio- srnflr nf CI.OTIHXG at right prices. Carpets, Rus and Mattings, the best and prettiest ever offered. An elegant assortment of hand-sewed Shoes. They will not bum your feet.- All kind of bhoes, and lots of them, at rock bottom prices. J.& . The best FLOUR in America. All kinds of Molasses: 10 different-kinds of Coffee; 6 different kinds of the best of Teas. Potatoes. Cabbage, Beans. Pea. I? nuts, Grits, Meal, Bran and Cottou-seed Meal at Rock Bottom Puices. Speciid -prices to wholesale buyicrs. OuiHJotto: " Best goods for least money." ' Yours to Serve, KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN. Salesmen -W. W. Taylor, J. A. Neely, H. A. Bernhardt, W, It. -Woodson, A. M. Sullivan, . F. Meroney, T. B. Beall, W. Clarence Kluttz and Warren L. KluttZ. ' - Opening of Spring. We have just received 1 0 SUITS FOR BOYS, Ranging from as ..e !-'. it. From Bethany -Academy. Correspondence ot the Watchnian. On theCith 7th and 8th we had ice and frost each morning. Much damage was done to the cotton which had come up, and to the corn, viiieyards aud garden truck. The forest in somo places is very black. Very near all of our people went to Ihear Ben Terrell lecture last Friday, and s me come home well pleased with his speech, aud, I .think, determined to be hotter ulliaucemen. If all men would near his speech I think the Alliance wutild not have so many enemies. Prof. Walter WV Kirk, ot Gold Hill, vvent over to Charlotte last week to ihe .iiusic festival, and pronounced it the 'est concert he ever heard. I Afany p ople went ovei to Bear Creek enure. i ia-t cuiida'y to the meeting of , tlie ioiiuei cias-i.s. r .ui -erniuiis were .-t .i. iu-l, t vvo .n tne ii'i.va aud two in t .i ei.e.st s ui -o,tk gro v. li.' - , L o, 11. t , w,i pre:u h a Ein irov eaooi .. iis .in:! .iii ii.r- l 111- tu-ia i .. . . i . ali a . . . v . Julian. East Ward T. A Movie. North, Waid D. M. Miller, C. F. well. - : 11 T. Trat.tham, J d..n:.-,. Coughenour, John At-W. Fire at YVilkesboro. 'vesuoro -naa quite a serious tire a few days ao. The dwelling house' of Ir' Allen Faw was burned and his wile Ji'i chil.1 were badly burned. The next uy the store of Mr.1 I. T. Privett aud ockofgeneraj merChhdisc were burn Ako a building;occupied by ressir, ; - H.Urr, titiuer, and by Mr. Lowe, feller. We learn that only a part Qltroiierty wasinsurcid. . o. gold, copper and iron. The Montgom- to 14 years, at $1.25. These goods are great bargains! They fit every time and please every body. Elegant line of Youths' Outfits from ery gold mine, not far from this place is 5.00 to $20.00. They please the most owned bv a New York syndicate and is fastidious. We don't sell auy "baggy" under the sunervision of a mininr ex- I outfits. A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF SALISBURY WAS41ELD A FEW DAYS AGO. EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD OF THE TOWN WAS PRESENT WHAT WAS THE MEET ITG FOR? FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING THE BEST PLACE TO BUY FURNITURE. AFTER A GOOD DEAL OF SPEECH-MAKING THE NAME OF UURTNER, EAMES & CO. WAS PRO POSED, AND AY AS UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED AS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FUR N ITU RE AT LOWEST PRICES AND ON REASONABLE TERMS. WE WILL SELL YOU GOODS AS LOW OR LOWER THAN I ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE STATE. WE ARE STRANGERS AMONG YOU, First New Goods ! Have just rarnd from the North with & TRAIN TRAIN -5pS TRAIN -5 TRAIN LOAD -. LOAD- mfm LOAD X LOAD, OF 1WAVTIFUL DRY GOODS r S0TI0NS, Etc I NOW HAiVE, THE LARGEST AS;.7 SORTMENT OF DRY GOODS L EVER CARRIED. pert. Mr. I. M. Taylor. The expense Our Men's Clothing is the nobbiest oi jrolu averages Mining Record. $100. Financial and for running this mine is just $20 per day, ever seen in this country. Very latest evertliing included, and the daily yield styles and handsomest designs. We will have none but the best. That why we ship goods everywhere from Salado, Tex., to the capital of tho "Palmetto btate. " I hats why we place our nice suits in nearly every part of the Old North State, from the taouutaius to the sea. I 'TIS TRUE. BUT A FAIR TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE MEAN BUSINESS. COME AND SEE US. BURTHEH, EAMES & CO., Hclntyre'g Old Stand. S4.am Lovely plaid and striped dress goodV . yard wide a 12c. Wool Drs. Good iOc. to (SG. ner yard. Black Henrietta Cloths and, Cashmeres, 15c. to 1 jeir . Yard, Handsomest line of SksuckeT 4 aud Ginghams in the town and, at price GOOD ; low. Challies, Lawns and WWte Good t Ill uuuiiiiuiiuw. A'Jjr n'v- - (new fabrUOwao be excellad in stylar. ni.ir.ir lfnh Ilrn.coii clothe and man vr other nice goads: , Call early aud give them a peep;:a look-is a sal ft. TF. YOUNG. Salesmen. ROBT. I. i';RNEUSON,.) WAR JOHN n A GO. y Salisbury has long been in need of Another first-class CLOTHING AND Our business has gained a well-deserved reputation. . We are just in receipt of a letter from a prominent citizen of South Carolina who says he was "impressed with the superior quality of our Ztie" wheu in Salisbury last year. He pur chased a suit at that time, and with the utMS iimhau 6iUKh,nd we above.menUoed later was an order for lire glad see II. & L. Wright coming for wan' to fill the long-felt wunt with a 1SZ& fine stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Cravat, Handkerchiefs and Gents Furnishing rgQ Goods at lower prices than ever before offe ed i i Sa .-I ury. They have opened their weH-selectcd stock in the storeroom formerlv occu pied by G. V. Wright as a furniture store, on North Main street. Their bus iness will be strictlr firt class no ""U Uieap John and up with the latest- tIipv nrevent sun Strokes: VOU must e-(a j i ' " styles. Their prices will astonish you. r.n W Imve them from 25 cents Many people are anxious to learn how ixnrvc, to S3.00 each: all sizes, all shapes, all rTJi i i I tlieyare selling so low. SALISBURY, N. C. a spring suit from us. See our splendid line of extra PANTS. Fits everybody. Fat men happy! Lean men delighted! Dealers in all kinds of Country Pro duce, Flour, Meat, Grain and Hay. You want a nice New Straw Fresh Nqyv River seed corn for sale. With gAT this corn two-crops can be raised on the same piece of land jn one season. loud.T ii.4.ii.. an . for tlie llock- wnicn rehUiitfd us follows: Cerk D. It. Julian. Treasurer I. II . Foust. i Tax Collector G. H. Shaver. J fcexton S. J. Swicegood. Policemen J, F. Pace, C. W. Pool, R. M. Barriiiuer. .M;t ; Jim tvin J. W. .Mauney. ' AiV.tllot I. A. v-oli jhr!;ulir. v Sanitary Policeman M. A. Fultz. . Ciy figher Ja.s. Plummer. Tow. i Attorney J. . . Maliney. Tax Lister .1. 1'-. Gowan. Tlie election ot" street commissioner was postponed until the "next regular meeting. There being no further busi ness the board adjourned. Just received, rt car Toad of Walter A. Wood'- mowers, with all the latest Im provements, which will be sold very cheap." Call and see me aud hear prices before you buy. , - C. T. Bernhardt, As't, i r Go d bo. o i -oKiug up weil store. The W. H. and F. M. S., of Organ church, will hold a jubilee meeting on the fourth of July. They desire that the men will turn out and hear tlie exerci--e-. msiiNid -f Hie regular th of July i i m ;ni- ne a iK'iter way . . , ,i , i . i i i i J V ( ) 1 i 1 1 - t . . i 1UW..V Nl' Drusus. The .North Carolina Midland. A meeting of the directors of the North Carolina Midland Railroad was held at Greensboro on the night of the 28th of April, with the following result, as given by a" Winston special to the Slate Chronicle: "At tlie directors' meeting of the North Carolina Midland Railroad Company in Greensboro last night it was decided to build a; through line from Danville to Mojresvilie. Bonds will be issued cov ering the whole line of track aiid the building will tx-in as soon as arrange ments can be completed to that end." Died. Mrs. J. A. Pierce, of this city died :Vut 7 o'clock last Monday evening. Her funeral took place from the Method-i.-a eburch -yesterday evening at 4 o'clock. The remains were interred in the Luth eran Cemetery. v Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. For their bene fit we will say- that they bought their entire stock directly from headquarters of manufacturers. They paid the cash and got the discount, and with the as sistance of a friend of thirty years ex- p irience in the clothing trade were able t. purchase treir stock at lower prices i n. formerly sold. Of course they will give tlifir customers the benefit of their h irtraius. aud will enable the citizens of t.i.-bury to buy goods cheaper at home than they can abroad. Just think for one moment what money will do, and then hear some of their prices : You can buy of them $30 to $40 suits at $25 ; $25 to $30 suits at gg$18 to $ 0; f:o suits at from $15 to $16, .uid jo on nil the wnv down. They can open your eyes on prices of Wool and Straw Hats, all of the latest styles. Their stock of Boys' Clothing is com plete, and way under the regular prices. They also carry a well-assorted line Of ladies', misses', men's and boys' Shoes from 75 cents up. Fine linen Collars only 10 cents. Latest styles. Linen Cuffs crdy 15 cents A handsome line of underwear at prices never before offered in the city The battle has ; begun against high prices, so go and; examine their stock whether you want -o boy or not, and be convinced that tjie above prices and qualities are correct. If you do you will be the best pleased soul in the land W. 26 -y colors; best styles, latest designs and nob biest iroods. Silk bauds and Morocco c sweat pads. The ladies want hats for the boys. We have some that will suit them. Our friends say oar lines of Fine Clothing MOBICK HARVESTER is "finer than ever." than ever. It is more complete We will sell the McCormick Harvesting JVlachincslJnsyear The McCormick Company are obliged to make at the rate of one complete machine; every minute of the day m order to aippIV their world-wide demand, the McCormick being almost as well KI1UWI1 111 IIIL? B5lljJV in -iiu.-rM,, niv I'Kiiui? vi uiv i'U'ui uut iiiiu tu the winter harvests of the southern hemisphere Australia. Eolith' Africa and South Ameiici as it is here YVe have a fac-simile of the. Gold Staats Medille which the McCormick " Machne of Steel" won at the grejit Universal Ixposition trials held at Vi enna last summer." The McCormick Catalogue, which, by tho wav, we keep fpr free distribution, is a work ot art and will repay BETTER GOODS at LOWER PRICES. careful reading. i "People are coming every day! We arc agents for leading brands of Ferti- from all directions, and from lizers, A ricultural Machinery, WagonSj Bug-- all the adjoining country to see (yjes Mowers, Utnpers, ana everytinng in mat line. TTTT? TVTT? A TVT "RTTQT"MT7!SR f i 1 ''PI. I ..r. Our 6T.OCK. ine aias and go home happy. buv Gkxts' Fine HAND-SEWED SHOES! Very best. Fine Cordorans, Calf and Kangaroo. We have orders for them from every direction. Best zinc covered, roller tray Trunks. ti, m-P iilwnvs nrcferred. All sizes and prices. Lots of pretty Neck -wear adorn our The bovs sav our line is not surpassed anywhere. '.Respectfully, E S. BROWH. When needing anything in our line1 give us a CALL AND BE CONVINCED. We are grateful for past favors and respect fully ask a continuance of the same. . Respectfully, ' ; " JOHN a