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Hit Mi- A ii: mi: The Carolina Wa -JiTjJrown is at -Blowing Rock, forafew weeKs. - Overcoats were conspicuous on the HoD.Mn S. Heaidefson epept a few days at hofre this week. ' u. a .vol tin 2 hou&e of Mr. T, J . Itabe, 1 hi3 City was bttrnea in Statesville jast week. 1 1 l f Rev's. U. B. Owens and S, S. Bost '-re conducting u meeting at Cleveland .V.U we.. - . , - f!ifie Krider, of StatesviJle, is Siting friends and relatives" in the left All. V " . i Tuesday promptly on time wim seven i coaches full. ; . 3ltss Bessie Ilertdesson is visiting vfriends in Morganton. 1, 1 V. C. Wright and wife, after spend ing a week visiting Mr. Q. W. Whit joCk left for VViustou Monday night. ' Quite a crowd from this place and ' guilty are -attending the; Masonic pic nic at Mocksville loday. . - -: , Miss Marry .wavis . aiter vjmuhb . iiincuus . -TntesvilU Monday mornings ; v.ar. returned 10 cer uuwc iu 'y e! B. Wade, of Wadeville, spent a .r-ew days in town this week while en ' route to the masonic pic uie at Mocks- ; iw. A T... Coburri. and wife of iV - JlovaXoek, spent a few dxtys in tbeeity ihis weeklvitiug his daughter Mrs. : W'., D.Watson. We congratulate thej district, tn ; oomicating Mr. T.J. Jefome of the ; o..niti Vflws as ii candidate for State enaior. ! Mr. W.IK Bower, of the eighth district .in Adisburw l'Yidav night while on his way to Washington - Mv'Tf"-A TH-rrl i visit in?? friends -Ji i - i - and relatives in Stauly aud Montgom ery counties. - r ine uispai-eu says wjui. xuisj. a - "VJ t Vfc. ' " J - ' CD B. G. rearson is removing his furni- .'r ture here frouTMorganton and lie and Mrs. Pearsoii will occupy rubn over t tne 3xpreris ouice. ' ir. uavus, iainer-in.-iaw vi .ur. jus 1 I'lumnier the diuggjgt, has moved i here from Jlniwoou and is locatea on f- Mrs.jDavis as citizeusLof Salisbury Miss Ella Graham, of Rowan county wno was elected a teacner in tne gra ded sehool at the last election of teach .ersthas written anuouDcing that she .: . v... 'e .L J .u . cauuut serve, uu account ui ueaiu of her sister, which necessitates her re maiuiug at home. ;Charlotte Observer Jtrie Smith, col., a. convict oiit'the n gang was shot by two ofltlie guards Monday mornjng. Smith had been recaptured ana is a bad man. When two deputies at the jail here went'to put handcutiV on him in order .... , V ' ' . - - i to carry him to the chain gang he re ' " fsistel saying ho would die before he would; jsubmit tor it, f but was finally " overpowered. At the; camp he was re sisting aiid attemptiug to choke and strike Mr. Mahaley with' his handcuffs when James Uarr and Stonewall Uol deu, stationed on either side, fired on him, both shots taking euect. A ball from a Winchester took effect in the ' 'Jower 5art of the bowels while the ipther beiug shot took effect iu the leg. lie was brought U jail and treated bv physician and is in ! fair way to re. " cove. ' -'J ' '.' h -Educational Addresses. iton. John-C.i Scarborough State Superintendent of Publio-Instruction will deliver an address on "Popular Educatipu as it relates to the-Public Schools" in the : court house on Friday the 11th iust-, at 10)30 o'clock A M, Professors P. P., Caxoa atul Alex XJraham wiHj alsodliver educational nddressesn Let as many of our people as possible in the city and throughout the county be present on this occasion to hear these distinguished speakers in iri ii iiie. uceus oi tne scnoois i , -i and to catch the entBUsiasm necessary i for earnest and successful work in the education of .the children of the State . in public schoolp. Tllje ladies are cordi 'ally invited to attend this educational meeting as ' the speeches will be -of a ' popular as well as a practical nature, ! ; '.The 'following from the Atlanta Con stitution will be of interest to Mr. B. A. Newlauds luanyjfrietids in this sec- tion, who was at one time a conductor on the passeuger train of the Western ' North Carolina road; Mr. B. A. Xewlaud, the newly ap ; pointed district passenger agent of the (Seaboard- Air-Line was in the city yesterday. He comes from Charlette, ; where he has been located. Hereafter his headquarters will be in Atlanta. ' The oflicial circular i announcing the ; appoiutment has beeui sent out., . In two of the beer saloons in New 1 York city there are two small rvfi u bottles which contain, not liquids of any Kind, but a dry,: powdered sub r stance. When one of the saloonkeepers : was asked "What U that in the bot- t,e?" .he replied, "The remains of a man the ashes "of a friend of mine who was cremated!'' Once in 4 while the bottle ;JSr token from the sjelf on which it stands anpiaced in the centre of a ' table at which beer is' served to people 9nce acquainted with the, deceased .Jaii,whotalkofhishirtues and give reminiscences of his life. hm' lnd t" diseases caused "v promoted, hv inm.. j ... . th J ,"T''wu or jow stateof V astern, are cured bylloods Sa.saparil- Mt. Oie&d totffSs, Correspondence Watchman. - - Key. J. E- Thompson is conducting meeting at Zioif chqrch this week. Bev. M. Barrett is conducting a meeting at Bethel this week. Mr. Ed, Qaddy lost a fine fliare this week caused by the kick of a mule. Thp prospect forood crop was hfev er better. Marshall McAulay is at Korwood studying telegraphy preparing himself to take eharge of the office hich will bo established here shortly. An eleven year old boy named Whit ley, at Powclltonr, shot and killed a negro boy lastr week. After shooting the boy he tried to stand him on his feet but the shot boy refused to stand. The shooting is thought to be acci dental. . Weliave had an r abundance of rain the last few days. Mrs. Carry Castuer, of Ealeigb, but formerly ot tms couniytjis vi&iuujj here. i Key. aix. Love nas a uiose uan. - r rt-il I cuarioue observer, July 23. , Rev W Y. Love preaches at Coddle r-t infabRrruscountv. L,ast week he with his two youngest children .n o v!k t.n hu father in., York Th mvA homs in a WBU v . - i wuh.v rht to the creek, WUli. vJ w.v,j B"- ! u n little swollen, but Mr. Love thought he knew tne ford ana started in. Soon the horse began fioundering, and Mr. Love jumped out, thinking to help him. He found the water deep and while tryiug to make his way toT-he horse one of the tlhild ren cried to him that the buggy was going over. I c capsized, catching one child underneath it. Mr. Love was almost panic-stricken but kept his presence of mind sufficiently to rescue the children, tie caugnt tuem by the hair of the head and swam ashore with them. The horse and buggy was carried some distance down stream and finally gotten out. It was ah experience the like of which Mr. Love is not anxious to have repeated, Returns from Tennessee show that the Democratic ticket is elected over the fusion ticket of the Populists-Ke- publican combjue by a handsome ma- jonty. '" Mrs. Naucy York, mother of Dr. Tyre, York died near Elkin last Sun- (i.lv - Mr. E. B. Kirkpatrick, a leading furniture dealer, of Greensboro, died in that place Sunday of typhoid fever. From all reports the Raleigh ews- Observer, though bid in by Mr. J. N. Holding, will go into the hands of Mr, josephus Daniels as that gentleman is now sending circulars over ?the state inviting parties to take stock in the paper Oransre Pasre. a negro who murder- ed an old negro woman on the night of January 16th in order to rob her of a small sum of money paid the penalty of bis crime on the gallows in Raleigh ou the 3rd. The execution was pri- vate only about 50 persona witnessing the execution. - , , . . rreaunver snoi jowz iu Charlotte, Monday Mr. Meyers mind was affected andimagin- ed Mr. Uliver Had done mm an injury for which he threatened to kill him. Monday morning Meyersseeing Oliver going down the street . attempted to catch him when Oliver drew his pis- toland shot him twice. Oliver eive $5,000 bond for his appearance at court and to await the result of the injuries, Washington Aug. 6. The gold re- serve was further reduced to-day by uiee,,Kasc"eu IT , y , row steamers of 00,000.. Ph.s leaves tne reseerve standing at ,2,02b,Mo. Gold to theamouut of $200,000 -waa gameu in oruiuary ousiness in tne West, but this normal gain is being dtnly wiped out by the continued ad- normal export movement to Europe, The balance, which includes the gold reserve, is stated to-day at 11,177,- 0JO. rp. . r, , ;7 a ,k v're1envu,e' - oes not heed the proclamation of Gov. lillman in regard to the dispensaries, "mArfWUU XUI lQe "penserar- rested, lor violating the city ordinance prohibiting the sale of whiskey. The Governor comes back with- a counter- anest and had the mayor and chief police arrested charging them with lntertermg with State laws. The mayor says. that he will have the dispenser ar- rested every day" he attempts to sell whiskey as according to the ruling of the supreme court the sale of whiskey by the dispensaries. in the city. The Democrats carry Alabama against the fusion ticket by a large majbrity, even laJger- than in 1892. $100 Keward $100. The readers-of this napvr will be nleaBei to learn that there is at fearst one dreaded disease that science habeen able to cure in; 1 r lSve" khoTrn to the jnedical fraternity. Catarrh wujiuuuuuai uisease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's idatarrh Cure is taken internallyy actingdirectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and- givingthe patient strength by building up the constitution ar: assisting nature in doing -its work. T f propfietorg have so much faith in its -work. The proprietors have samncb faith in Jts curative powers, that they offer One Hun-, dred Dollars for any case that it tails to cure. F. J. Chesnt k Co., Toledo, 0. -BQSold by Druggie, 75c. rvainn. a fnn 4. ... 4. An A 1 1 ' p.," , ,.r""b r'H P-Wie and private, oft , J' ent citizen and refer to it Mrs. h.K, Johnston, of Cincinnatti, blest example of North Ohio, is visiting her son T. P. Johnston manhood.11 V I IJttaocrac State Cpnvention. r B1ATF0R3IC -Th DeTnocracy otiJortl Carolina submit to; the voters of theptate the folio wingpeclaration of principles, namely; '' ' . ' - -" wResol;ijfir$t, That wfe-reaffirm thfe 4octriis ofithe prty as enunci ated by th Chicaj." convention of 182; and esire to signify as follows what is tqe cohstruction )laced by us upon thje section thereof relating to sHver. nfiraely: We hokpt is the duty of the law-making department of the govlrnmDt now in he hands of the Derf ocracy to take immediate steps to restore by legislation equal privileges f silver with grd at the mints by free and unlimitecl coinage of both gold and silver at the ratio of 16 to II such1 being tm? ratio of coinage woico nereioiore nas neia in the United? States "Resolved, second, Tha we urge he J law-makirtE: depart- ment 0f tlte gdvernment tne aoou tion of tne? unconstitutional and pro hibitive tat of 10 oer centruoon the :ssue 0f Stiite banks. . a . . T .1 1 tltesolvd, third, 1 nat, m view or the depleted condition in which the late tivpii&ucan aaminisiniuon ieit- the Treasury of the Uuitpd States, pre&entinsas it, aia sucn a, laments ble contract to the overflowing con- j:. :llt- u: j A:3 l union m who iv Yi uejivereu uv r-l I , 11 in , , Mr. tv iDQ s nrs aampmrauon t, , ,. . , rr' -L::iiVrr the immediate eaactment pf an in come tax.J j ! f "Resolved, fourth, Thiil we era phaticallyitpprpve the tariSE doctrine enunciated uy tne cnicago piairorm. 1 1 t i ii i iii Kesolvd, hfth. That wiile we are opposed "totlhe lightest quihScation in favor bf thi Federal goivernment 0f the repesil of the 10 per cent, tax State! blink issues, we nevert heless advocate; as matter ot fttate policy such regulation and restriction of issues ot winks chartered ;oy iNorui Carolina m will secure sound cur- rency. :- j 1 uResolvd, sixth, That jre admire tne courage and lony pawiousm oi the r resipesnt, and tnat we niost near- J a . fI ,p ,f awra usnJ ession efforts of Uien Au. urr.i1:ef fllUf-irh hv fnroa nd vin- lence t tiens of labor and capital, his sturdy effort sto secure the enactment of tariff .reform as called fof ip the party plabform, his prompt approval of the bill repealing the r ede-aeiecuon laws, ipe noraoie reduction or rne expenses qi me gov- ernmenui uiiaer tow aumijnsirauon, . , st1ch a marked ifeature of u:s rptnrtVfn tUa hp:ld of affairs. "Resolved, i That we favor the abolition al roonr as practicable, of Uke internal revetHie tax Son spirits and tobapco, and if this jpannot be done that ? the harsh and umust features pf the law for its. collection I be nioditje$ - . ; i STATE MATTERS.! We pointrwith pride tot the record of the Drmocratic party! in iNorth Carolina, )ind endorse the present I Bate aamiqistration. 'f or eighteen years tms, party nas had fullleoiUrol of the Stite govern- aAmin;.arti If wifb the greatest economy, and at all ti fi withlineve sinizle to the best interests of "all the people.! "Com inrti into f.ivnr at thp Pnd of the reip-ri df debauchery aiid crime, it addressed itielf to the work of rehab- ilitation, and j its record I is one which chalieno-es public admiration. It has rebuilt wur public school sys- tem, established asylum for the unfortunates, administered justice, promoted ciur public works, fasten A LJi.i-i :J ....j taxation,iand in td I respects justihd the confidence of those ivho have trusted it lilt hah affdrdea security to life ai,d ibroperty, protected both capital andMabor iu its rights and Hone all that government ban do for the people. i No scandal has attached to it administration of affairs. We congratulate bur citizens lipon their well reposed trust in it. r We con 1 gratulate them upon the friendly re nations existing between the races. upon prospects of bounteous crops, Vifh WJrUnrA tIW f im L. peal to t ;for a vote of confidence uhis year ijihe Democratic partv. t P "Whereas,; since the Democratic party of Kgrth Carolina last assem- bled in convention de ith His claim- oHed Hon. VZebulon B. Vance, the State's most Illustrious citizen, it is by this convention 4,Resolvr, That appreciating " his conspiciousj abilities audi his long anci niost bonorable publibi services, prtound sqrrow is expressed on ac count of ithe calamity, thich has fallen uponthe State in the event e i l- s tr ' r .Ui ii leierreu iv.z ' ve aamire sine nooie this emin- as the iio- Caroliua THE SILVER PLANK CHSERED. K There were great cheerins at the aunouucemlect of the silv nlnnlc. A MrCaldwell announced that he. speaking for; himself, dissented as to coinage uner existing cofiditioii at the ratio of 16 to 1. - CoL Paul Means moved that the platform be voted On by - Sections On motion of CnpC &kk the con- ventio" bJ psing vote audi in silence auuwju me resolution Regarding Snnatof Vance. Kope Elias:attacked the am.nistra tion plank of the platfornjas being negative. ; Col. Paul Mears also at taekeditand offered three amend ments, one being ai absolute en dorsement of Cleveland. All were voted downland the' platform adopt ed just as itfeame from thef commit teex ; 1. i J j J. D. Murphy ofEered a besolutioo (,hat)Q the Tarjqus senatorial; prjra; pes be held upon the , direction pf Democratic county pommittee. w. b. oradsnaw moved to table. It wa? tabled by vote of 694 to 217. I he omcers of the convention were thatiked, as was also the retir ingchairuian, Mr. Simmons. STATE CHAIRMAN POU. James II. I'ou, of Suiithfield, is elected State chairman, and will him self select the secretary. The old central committee . was re-elected, with the'following new meaibers: S. A. Ashe, VV. Y. Fuller, J. P Young. F. M. Simmons, E. J. Hale H. Z. Herrick. nwat& fc The Ladeis' Friend. i AO woman can ne ueaatiiui vituout a good complexion, and no complexion can be good without good health and pure blood. Botanic Blood Balm will beautify your complexion by purifying and enriching your blood. ' Try it for all skin and blood diseases It never fail to cure the most inveterate cases after eminent physicians have failed Price $1.00 per large bottle. For gale b.y druggist. See advertisement elsewhere Truth-Telling. . It is undeniable that there is some confusion in th? popular mind re specting truth-telling and lying, arising from a failure to understand the essential elements of thruth and falsehood. So far as the individual himself alone is concerned he may make false statement without lying or he my make a true statement without and yet lie in doing so. The question is of sincerity in the one case and an intent to deceive in the other. All the sodlistry about, lies, and especially white lies, disap pearf when tested by the purpose. rr intent of those uttering them. Wheui a sincere man tells that which he believes to be true he has not uttered a lie, though the state ment itself be false. On the other hand, the hypocrite who, keeping within the bounds of truth, insinu ates a falsehood byx surpassing a part pf the truth conveys a false im pression and does so with the intent o deceive is an absolute liar, more despicable even those who lie out right with pretense of adhesion to truth. The distiuction should be clearly impressed on the minds of children lest they should mistake the form for tiie "substance. Sincerity, honestv, frankness these are the elements of truth-telling, deceit is the essential element of lying. The harsh measures sometimes used against children to punish them for s i4?ht offenses are very otten re- o " snonsible for the development of a r t habit of Ivinz. The child becomes afraid to acknowledge his offenses, hndinir it mucli easier to piay uie hypocrite and thus win favors than to brave disclosure and a whipping. It is a great mistake to break down a young person s frankness and sin centy by harsh treatment, lor tiiere are no qualities which better deserve cultivation. With them he will be naturally a truth teller. Without them he may pay respect to the out wcrd forms of truth as a .matter of policy, but will do violence to it whenever it may serve his purpose to do so. It is an impressiye lesson to the young sometimes to point out two opposite characters in a com munity one respected and trusted the other feared and d.struslt'd and then get them to fiud out for them selves what is the difference between the two men. If they are at all discerning they will soon see that one is frank, sincere, honest and that the other is tricky, false in word and deed and very often a hypocrite. The contrast is greater if the men are in the same class of society, with respect at least to worldly possesions. Whether they are rice or poor, a wide gulf is drawn between them the one has troops of friends, the other only wary and suspicious -acquaintances. Truth -telling, which is something more than strict ad herence to the letters of truth, is so essential to the formation of good character that the yonng should be taught to esteem the qualities from which it springs, and not merely be taught by note the sin of lying. Baltimore Sun. Relieved of Boils. 1 have been troubled with eczema for about l.j-ears, which grew all the time. 1 commenced to have large boils about four years ago. My doctor said they were caused from the eczama in my blood. I have taken eight bottles of Hood s Sarsaparilla, which relieved me of boils and improved my gen eral health. A. G. Mitchell. . Iona, X. C. SALEm The 93rd Annual Session begins Sep tember 4th, 1894. Register for last year $45. Special features : the develop ment of Health, Character and Intel lect Buildings thoroughly remodelled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and Postgraduate Department besides first-class schools in Music, Art, Lan guages, Commercial and industrial Studies. - 1 J. H. CLEW-ELL, Principal, n Salem, is. C llllll J Patriotic There was; never a timelhnt atr pealed more loudly to anjr peopTe-fpr patriotic sen tmen ts and 'deeds, than tlie -present jjiour is . appealing to American manhood. Palriotism is Uie only thing that will save this cqud try from precipitation into the vilest of bloody upbeavels. The time is ripe; the people are ripe for it. And yet how often, when a man with the nerve to turn aside from the pathway of the crowd and raise his voice against the cries of the common herd, is he hooted down and humiliated by the very people whom he would fall ? How often, when a man makes an honest effort, he is called a thief, or a schemer, or a tool of some power. Such is the condition that con- rronts American manhood and American Statesmanship today. When Urover Cleveland, errand man he showed himself to be, quieted the mob in Chicago, that he was a tool of Wall street went up, and the pop ulist papers of North Carolina heaped vilihcation and abuse upon him.. When he urged Congress to go ahead with the work, of tariff reform in ac cordance with the promises of the Chicago platform, they again said he wis a scoundml, had trifled with the people, gambled on their suffering, and, as a last chance, had advocated a change. Such publications in any country will disgrace it. They poison the hope of the country, the young men, long before they become men. ihey are sweeping patriotism behind and commanding disorder and chaos to act its part Jn sdeh an hour we feel like ask ing, feebly and hopelessly though i may be; k,0li, patriots of the past shake the sod from over thee and come to our rescue !" The present rate or travel toward the bad will soon land us beyond the hope ot re form. Patriots mu-t do something patriotic, or t lie wolf in sheep's cloth ing, who now loiters around the National capitol in business and in all social life, will take possession of the land. The Old Friend And the best friend, tfiat never fails you, ia Simmons Liver Regu lator, (the Red Z) that's what you hear at the nfeution. of this excellent Liver medicine, raid people should not be persuaded hat anvtfiincr else will do. It is the Kin" of Liver Medi- Ml is better tn.in ti J ip, and -:kes the place of Quinine and 'alomel. It acts directly on the i.ivcr, Kidneys and Bowels and ;ves new life to the vhole sys , m. This is the medicine you .vant. Sold by. all Drugits in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry-or made into a tea. I3-KV5RY PA.CKAiE-iTJl Ha tlio 'i, Stamp in rel on wrapper. .1. V. 7.KI1.1N & CO., I'liilifcleipliia, Vs. A Bargatn! A complete newspaper and Job Office out fit for Sale, at a bargain. For particulars, etc., address Juo. W. McKenzie, Salisbury, N. C. THE NOETH X!AH0LINA College of Attriciilture ani Me chanical Arts. '"M Offers Three Technical Courses: 'The Course in Agriculture; The Course in Science; The Course in Mechauical and Civ il Engineering. And with each a .good academic educa tion. Each course is broad and thorough, and the institution is now equipped for excellent work. Expenses very moderate. Session opens Sep tember 0th. For Catalogues, address ALEX. Q. IIOLLIDAY, Pres., ItALEIGlI. N. C A NEW DRUG STORE I desire to announce to the citizens of Salisbury and surrounding country that I have opened an entirely new stock of on the corner of Main and Fisher streets, in the store formerly occupied by T. F. Young, and respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. I shall keep constantly in stock every thing usually fouud in a first class DRUG STORE. In selecting stock for my prescription department I have selected, with great care, a line of r-Pure Drugs,- and with an experience of nearly twen tv years as a Pharmacist feel warranted in invitiug special attention to this particular department Your patron age will be greatly appreciated. JAMES PLUMMEK j- 1 j f .- 1 : H .. Some Big Bargains :o:- IN FALL SHOES, JUST RECEIVED AT -o- SAMPLE STORE. lrrapuaa.DEic52QaKna0go FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan County subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention. VV. G. Watso.v. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate-, for the office of Sheriff of Rowan County subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention. J. M. Monroe. REGISTER OF DEEDS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds of Rowau bounty subject to the action of the Demo-: cratic nominating convention. . II. X. Wooosox. FOR TREASURER. I herebv announce mvself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Rowan County sub ject to the action of the Democratic nominate ng convention. J. Samuel McCcbbiss. Salisbury Markets. :o:- Corrected weekly by D. R. Julias, & Son's. Bulk meat, sides 8 to 10 Beeswax 20 Butter 15 to 20 Chickens 10 to 25 Corn 65 EiTgs 10 Lard 10tol2J Flour, North Caroliua 1-75 to 200 Meal .,. i j 65 leas .v. 90 Outs ; 45 Tallow 4 to 5 Salt 05 to 75 Irish Potatoes 60 to 70 Carolina Racket Has just received a big lot of those beautiful -fto:- Mips and SMrtini Calicoes a 5 Cents per Yard. 10 yards dress goods for only 25ctf 3 yards Pants goods for 20cts. A pair of Pants, Shirt, Hat, pair of Socks and Handkerchief, all for $1 Shoes! Shoes H Shoes!! Start, at 25cts. a pair. Tin Cup 2cts Coffee Pot Sets. Set of plates 2octs Cups and Saucers, 25cts. per set Tumblers 20cts. per set, and thousands of other things just as cheap. Always come to the CAROLINA RACKET STORE and ask for wha you want then if you don't get it, it wil be time enough then to go some where else and pay more money. Your money saving friends, . REID & HARRY. W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE IS THE BEST. NOSQUCAKIN& $5. CORDOVAN, 4.$5.5-FlNECAlf&KANGAR0a P0LICE.3 Soles BoysSchoolShces. LADIES- SEND FOR CATAUUoUfc r BROCKTON, MASS. Yon can Bare money by pnrchaaing V. Ij UIUIH3V f Olfc bu. " " C . advertised shoei in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name and price ca the bottom, which protects you against nigra Vi miHiUpnun'n nrofits. Our shoes equal custom work ia style, easy fitting attd Wearing qualities, w c nave mem suju where at lower prices ior ine vaiuc kvcu Buhstitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by Dealer, whese name will shortly ap pear here. Agent wanted at once L. SPENCER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TBOY, JST C- Cffers his prolesslonal services to the people of Montgoiaerj aaa adjoining cpunUes. DR. R0BT. I. EAMSAY Surgeon Dentist,) Salisbury N. C. jpQTOfiice Lours 9 a. m. to 5 u. m. it ii m o nni fi Is HE I T IT I II V SiVWERQPI OfNorth Carolina. Includes the CouW-ifr University, the lwfkLool,-tlvj&Jledi al clioor and the Soramer School for Teachers. I I'.fpeurilfoa $ftMf cat; boapl $7.f to f 13 Wa nionih Session begins September H. Afldre 1 rr--den? Winston, Chapel H:il!..N C. NO MORE EYE-GLASSES, Weak V'-VSfv' 4 MITCHELL'S X EYE-SALVE A Certain Safe and Effective Remedy lor SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED EYES, lleatorinff Sight of the old. Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Tumors, Red Ejes, Matted EjeLashes, , AND PRODUCING QCICK RELIEF T AND PERMANENT CUBE. Also, equally eOicaHous wUT wmh! In tbr maladies, surli a I'leers. v-r gores, Tnmors, Salt Klieum, Burns, Piles, or wherever Inflammation exists. MITCHELL'S HALVE may be useU t sxlvantaa;e. SOU) BY ALL DBUGGrSTS AT 25 CENTS. 1 1 1 i ii i i i FENCING SELVAGE. RAILROAD, FARM, GARDEN, Cemetery, Lawn, Poultry and Rabbit Fenciag. rnocsixDs of miles r use. catalogur FREE. FREIGHT PAID. the Mcmullen woven wire fence co., 114, 11S, 118 and 120 N. K&x&et St, Caic&co, HI FOR SALE! VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY The frame chapel, on corner of Chest nut and Main streets, and Tot 3oxf0 eet, which belongs to the M. E. Church, South and which can be converted into- a comfortable dwelling or store-house, is for sale cheap. For further descrip tion, &c, apply or write to the pastor n charge. Rev. S. D. Stamey, ) - A. A. Hartman, t..,o J.L.Odell, 'fTrubtccB. M. M. Ward. j June, 19 '94. Salisbury, N- C. The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association for Eowan County, met in convention at the Court House on the 2nd inst., and effected a per manent organization, electing the following known men as officers for the ensueing year : Phillip Sowers, Prest.; V.T.Gheen,s ILL. Rice.. II. G. Lippard, J. T. Carson, Jesse W.Miller, Geo. A. Hall, W. L. Harris, J. F. Carngan, W. C. Kluttz, ""W. A. Campbell, J. C. Sow-; ers, S. A. Earn heart, Directors. Thrs is a co-operative plan of In surance for the protection of farm or auy cfetaehed property against de structLon by fire, wind and lightning. It gives each member a - policy con tract chartered by the Legislature of North Carolina, and good for a pe-t. riod of thirty years for 50 cts. on each one hundred dollars of property insured, and is subject to no" addi tional cost except to meet the actual losses or. this County Association by' prorata assessment. The statistics show that the average exptnt-e i about $1.50 on the one thousand pet annum. For further information address. W.0.G0REE, Local Agent. Salistyiry, N. C. . Or J S.C.Cakfentek, Gen'l. Ag't. - Charlotte, N. C. ' .. a - a mm nnillltM Mill tHUEK SFK. Tim I C HUEIn'S bug injected dirucUj 1 th uat of bla UllWf 1 V UioediiM.iesorihe(ienitu-UnDarj Of. mm m . riuirrs no ctinc of diet or Dairseuut, mercurial or (Ktisotiaus -icints t La taken iatemiiljr. Vjhira AS A PREVENTIVE by either tex it Ii impouiMe tocemtrtet Any venereal disuse ; bat in the ca;e of ? those lredy froirroTH- Arrucru tea a cure. Pnre'r.y nut. pstHia paiv $1 per box, or C bu&d. lor f i. Edwin Cnthrell, Sali.sb Ortmann Pays TIIK EXPRESS. SEND FUR' OUR SPRING PRICE More List and Circular and you will find it to your advantage to luive yovr soiled clothes ivetl r cleaned by us. All work iuaii- antced or no charge. COLUMBIA STEAM DYE WORKS,; 173 Main St., Columbia, S. C. J. KrUA.lIJSAV, Ascnl. . SALISBURY, N. C. HAVING t RECENTLY MGVfiBl MY STOCK of fiOOiT TO THE CORXEU Formerly Occupied BY J. B. SHEET, I am betteF-prepared Ui ell y-u Gr eenes cheaper than ever. I receive new -roods daily and buy all kinds of country produce; 'also agent for the celebrated galvanized backk-band hook; will not rust from sweat or exposure to weatnrr. SPECIAL I have 200 pair of e.e and some ladies drees p -1s r n ' and will sell at and below cost. A - all persons indepteajto Tne Dy cu. note or mortgage for last year tU ,cs ud settle ana save cost. Yours respectfully, i JULIUS EAENHABDT v V i - i v.
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 9, 1894, edition 1
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