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The Barbef jBuggy 1& WAgon
n hi. in ad in this uaoer that
.V- vinvm vil I FY R1PPIFS.
- " April 29th,' is dne irt alarge measure to aDuse
TToorn am 'WtlW' backward nf the bowt Is. IV employitig diw
ia of interest t farmers aud stock witn . weir . worit uu,vvvuy. tic purgatives; xo y?u
AwnpHv. .1 ,y,;-- . the cold anl wev.weaiBr. m fege on,y Dr Kingg aewvLate
.VL'WJ.r-s. - -v. - - - ; . I - m "' . 1 '11. J - 1 i- :. h anlr. 1 .- r . s .. , - , -v .
... ofthe truit is . kuhju uu, .v-- p... the safe. ireTitle-cleansers
'W.jV.rai"r-; J Wrv tiies Scorning all right. - . ; aranteed to
- V- . - . - 1 IT . ' - War frrt 1 - - r r- - . - I H III IIIVIK'iiauuiDt - '
ferine 'some ? specials lor oavu . - - . .- . i . ;
Julius Frick, . .spcretarjr; and . u;u anr hnnA and - K ; , - - :
treasurer,
offers, the-:Rockweli fnd ha8
Roller Mill for saK i This is a
barn.
built a
alone for Piles, vand its actioa
positive -aud certain.. Itch in
nAinfnl. Drotrudinst or blind-pil
idisanpear like magic by.: its us
Large nickel-capped glass jars tt
Sold bv Grimes Dtxi
Store. .; "i" - ' - ;
good property and should bring a L, M. Miles, of ttreensnoro, nas
Ind nrice - accepted a position at. the pump
Tne oaiisoury j-ry uuuo
ha anmnthin? RO SaV of in
The railroad
t ! I Will remodel the old watchman's
terestt . .. - u:
of shirt
I house across the river for binu
N. Lockhart has been de-
ito.the ladies in the way
Ur;i- 0 IV
fl . . . , .1- tained in Asheville for over a
R Woodward itnrop & . gickDe88 iu
ng merchants of wasmnguon y
1 hia tomi ir.
. . I I l a M. Km - - - a
ity are offering summer nouse
Their ads are
al-
iL - .
1 tn.niahinrra
forincr the I " """""S"1
o; I i .
no one should expect us to ait Among the other new. adver-
- on them at all, but as some have tisements which appear in wis
unintentionally or otherwise al- week's Watchman, is that of T,
lowed the time to slip by, we take E. Witherspoon & Co., dealers in
this methed of gently reminding furniture and house furnishings
them pur terms are cash and of which they have a large and
pncesfeade just as Jow as it is excellent stock. Mr. Wither
T,nOBihiA t,o furnish the paper. 8poon is the manager of this new
Tv,0 i not the least offense , in- firm and is a young man of many
hnfc should vou notice a Uplendid qualities: He will be
blue X mark- after your name, I giad to liave his friends arid all
will understand that . this others wishing anything in his
I.. 1. ni
haB reference to you. line, can aua give mm a purnuu
of their patronage.
The Republican scrapiflGreeus-
boro yesterday, over the respect
ive merits of Butler and Black
burn, does not square up with
that harmony talk, made in Wash-
J.ana Tlroa. & Company s col
ored camp is quarantined on ac-.
of smallpox, cr . "
Thia lovely valley will soon , be
one of the largest railway centers
east of Chicago Trains will soon
be running bvet the new . bridge.
We have two telegjaph omces.
lone on each side of the: river," two
stores that are doing a thriving
hnsiness. a ballast pit where they
man v' hands, both I
vuip j o -
mechanics and laborers, the ran-
man nnmnsuv. has laid another
w I
nnmn line, placed a water col-
umn, built a 60,000 gallon tank
and are installing new and up-to-
date machinery in the pump
house, and the farmers are all
lari?e water melon
(AHU.D o -
We are now agents for Butterick Patterns 10c and 15o. t
None higher. au wptt.F, for the t
Delineator $l.uu a yvi. mUu - s
asking. . f
RUGS AND nATTINQS. j
Matting is the ideal floor covering for hot weather, and (
whether you prefer, the light, effective creations from the j
" looms of the Yankee-like Jap, in designs and colorings as rich I
,.atW lr the finest carpets, or the sturdy handiwork of
the Chinaman, you will find what you want in this oom
Uplete stock. There ate a great many thovgh, who prefer light
weight Wool or Matting rugs, which are so easily moved and
Twept under. Our stock of these Summer Floor Coverings is
shown in a great diversity of patterns and colorings Some
i for service, others for beauty. All are remarkably good.
Fine Rice Straw Matting, per
yard .60c and D3C
national committee, from North
. Carolina.
6!enn-Bynam Fight.
Greensboro April 80. There
was a, rather interesting scrap in I , aa
that harmony taiK,maaeiuvvu- K. o. 8toreVBere , ight, ,
ington a few days ago by Mr Dun- the participanta being ex-Post- The night pumper thinks that
can. memner oi tne rwepuuiu - o a, , flI.Tndpe he is the worst impoau m
W. P. Bynum. It is said the al- in creation. He once pulled the
nnt of dian.i'on badger foT the entertainment of a
Texas and said for
- i i. of the relative gooaness oi e- ""6 ; - , ,
Rev.J. C. Masse, of Raleigh, geuator Marion Butler and ex- God's sake don't leV them find
is being criticised for a recent ut- Con BBman Spenoer Blackburn this out m North Carolina He
terance concerning the shotting After a few worda were exchanged came very near huying a carload
oi a convici, uy uu . th.- reniftrks became of a Dersonal oi cawe irom -
nature. Mr. Glenn struck Judge in Chicago. Some carpenters out
Bynum on the hat with a cane in Dakota sent him on snow shoes
and Judge Bynum knocked a from house to house all over the
A;mnni. of the ex-oostmaster's neighborhood looking for a round
mouth. Friends held them apart, square, but little call boy at
No warrants have been issued for Spencer, in the role of an impor-
either tanu omciai,, mu mm
Congressman Blackburn was that the principal part of the
down town today for the firBt shop crew -was to be discharged
time in weeksTTHe was seen on for listening to nis wiwcisms ovr
. r - zm.u t n U.ha 'nhnnfi. His heart bled for
tne sirees in compauy wim u. v. r .
Wagner, of Statesville. Special these unfortunates until he dis-
covered that it was all a joke,
then it is said ne onera mo uny
ninn ft dollar to kick him all the
Fire It High POiBt. way home and put hi in to bed
High Point, April SO.-Thi. ' ".too M.
.knnf i nMnnlr ft ra wan I J . - m, . , J
J
Fine Seamless Japs nese Mat
ting, per yard. .25 to 65c
-Finest 116 warp Matting the
best China Matting made,
35c a yard, value 50c-
ARTISTIC SUr.ir.lER RUGS.
(
i
(
Heavy Jointless Matting per I
zuc to iSOC-
yard,
'Crex" American
per yard,
Matting,
50c. J
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Matting Rugs used over highly polished floors, produce rich
v' " j
are sold. This has been a
tentiary guards. The convict had
made a break, for liberty, and
failing to halt, when ordered to
rin mn hv the sruard. he was shot
and killed. .Mr. Masse has char
acterized this act aa murder, and
says the guard should be tried,
and if found guilty of the shoot- j
ing, hanged. It occurs to the
Watchman that this is not the
first-time this brother has beeiil
called down for his reckless state
ments, ,
Jnst at this time there seeme
to be, a more than usual religious
interest among the people of this
iinmmnnlt Turn TOvi Vftl meet'
inn are in nrogress. one at the discovered in a saw dust pile near queer April anyway
pji-at Mothodiafc fthnrch. conduct- the dry kiln of the North Car- Uncle Tom.
-A Kir n J. Mnartv. and the olina Wheel Company, which
other at the tent, conducted by which spiead to the dry kilns of A. B. Lmgle, Esq., is now as
Rev. R. E. Neighbor and Miss compan y and destroyed a lot of JJ
Millar. Large congregations are manufactured spokes and hubs hM agreed to dehver an
present at all of the services and and the department of the plant ajdr(,BB at the closing exercises of
it would hardly be fair to say that where the rough work is done. the. Barger school house on As
more than a very small per cent Some of the spoke laths were cension day. May 9th, and jrill be
attend the meetings through mo- damaged and the loss will, reolr- "f?? iSS;
tiM ofnnrioaitv We all trust $2,000. The fire will not cause AJ
that great good may result, from any hut-down, as none of the
the efforts now being made to machinery in the main depart
raise meu to a higher 'and no- ment was damaged. The msur
, , " . . 6 ance on the burned property was
I BIIkUUi X lOWUVJ I o A uuuiu. I , - - - -
fn Tho fi .r.mQfiioa -ra. ranfirements were completed today
a ...4-An tttia Vvo a I .-aa n.nmnf T aiM AiA fin and a nroeramme adopted tor the
JX kali. BBVU1BV1UU uvui kw - l guuuuvu uxwuuua j v. v jt . . .
good thing for Bowm X, Ttt."
provided it was propeny omeereo -- tol crounds here to the late Gen
Johri-B.-Gordon. The unveiling
will be preceded by a military
CT J " . . " .
know that no disappointment in
this line awaits them. '
A Stature to General Gordon.
Atlanta. -Ga.'. Anrir'20. Ar-
and wisely managed. It should
also be conducted solely for the
purpose of the better development
Boarders Wanted!
I Will picucucu jjt a uiiifiiH.j
. w-rryanA nt (Jtaf a trnnnfl'
purpose of the better development T a"I" ?.rr -Z "rrCf
of the agricultural resources of oomnlQdate r ' a tewboarders. aBchief marshal.
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tne county ana to promote a son Rooms nisely furnished, ta i 1 e
of friendly rivalry among the well suppled and prices reasona-
fannan arA if.niV TaiQaril Prli-1 le. . Z-lo 61.
nolits should have Dlace in it. COI&mfSSlOner'S Re Sal6 Of Valuable Farm- have become models m Jace and
Artists have no trouble in se
curing models. The famous bau
ties have discarded corsets and
ing Lands.
form since taking .Hmlister p
Rockv Mountain Tea. 85 cents,
.r Tablets. T. W. Grimes Drug
Company.
ROLLER' f.lILL
VOffiSALB.
ThaiA nonnfv fair a when onerat
-. . 11 i . I Piirnnjint to the wrovisions of an or
ed ana controuea oy punnc spine- dof the Buperiw Court of Rowan
ed citizens, have proven of ines- county, in the special proceeding en
timabl. benefit in many .action, flshX-Cui
of the country. They not only sigden, commissioner, will on
afford farmers a fine opportunity Uondaj. tire 3rd day of Jane, 1907'.
for meeting to exchange ideas, to at 12 o'clock, M at the Court House
, . ' door in Salisbury, expose at public
Bxamino and comment upon the gaie, to the highest bidder, for cash,
products of each other, but they the lands of the late Jacob Sechler,in
. . .a ... , a. j China Grove Township, ad joining Wm
giya outsiders a better understand- Qechler and otherB, and described as
ing of the real resources of a follows: n .
, 1 first lilUMH ucajiaixiana av avunv, i r - 1
county or section, than they can nnQ sinr'a nomr thence 8 2 W 20.35 roller-Drocesa. 25 horse d wer Lid
-W '- - I W-W w J I J.
tion for . lair a8BoCt.on for "?n'e ff Vflhrnce good mill h,.8e bmlt for the por
o 1 Sow sRnnh.in.tn at.nno Winp- pose. One acre ol land and teu-
owuuuu u chains ant's house go with it.tTiW
xh win, u tue lariuurs mruuguouu to- a pogt oak, Winecoff's corner j
the county take an interest in the thenceS. 2 W. 22 chains to a stone, A.
. .U D.JJ Sechler's corner; thence a new
matter. : line S. 89 E. 15.80 chains to a stone,
1 1 1 nam necmer s uuiuci , uicuwiii i
t,..i.i. ir..4 21.50 chains to a stone.Cprriher's cor
OCIlUUd IIUUHIB rCSiGUa
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mabblUK iiUKO uow .w. 0 "- r , ' l I
and artistic efforts, besides giving a cool and refreshing ap J
We are showing an unusually handsome stock, in all the (
latest designs and effects, from the small mat to the large (
carpet sizes. (
SPECIALS A lot of 7 x 6ft- Matting Rugs,
Which were purchased under pr'ce and which we effer at
about less than regular prices. There's quite a numbe? of
attractive patterns. . ' i . M()R.
- 6O0 to $1.50 each. Regular Prices, 75c to $2.25.
Matting Rugspf Japanese and heavy Chinese Matting, in
dainty blues, greens, reds and browns.
3x6 ft., 7 5o to $1.50 each-
6 x 9 ft. $4.00 to 7.00 each.
9 x 12 ft. 6.00 to 12.00 each.
REFRIGERAfORS AND ICE CHESTS.
We d sire to call particular attention to the Wisconsin
"Peerles" Refrigerators,-which wo have haudled for the past
seven years, and which we can recommend as the best refrig
erator on the market today.
$8.95 to $1U.UU.
Wisconsin "Peerless" Ice C nests, made in the same careful
manner as the refrigerators.
$6.75 to $15.00.
Nursery Refrigesatorsmade of block tinj packed ith mirer
alwool and lined with galvauiwed iron. Just the, thing for j
email fomiiiaa anA noonlA HvintT in flats, aud almost indesoen-
DUiai WJ V T w - ' - O 7
. sable for the sick room and nursery. ?
$2.50 and $3.50 each.
1
This is a first-elass. three-stand
Case roller mill, equipped wit!
modern cleaning machinery, ful1
nor- thPHP.ffN.2 E. 23.85 chains to a
a . . , an j IstaKe : tnenceJN.TJS J.4.xa cnains 10
. x auAWB, .ptii .rr-Asur I the beginning ; containing 121 acres
i..v.t I oeconutracu uoKiuuiu5 an ammo mairoDaee,
the effect that ser ions trouble is I t a ir aMa rhonna r m. .
"-. -I UIUL. Ula C7 f f UC7A4VaOaV 0 . uvuV
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cated right on the railroad at Rock
well. This mill has made good
money in the past and can now be
made a first-claes, financial in
vestment in the hands of the right
party. It is of 40-barrel capacity
and has a splendid surrounding
community for which to draw
The sale will take-place
MONDAY, HAY 27TH.
a.: . - rr c Ii. xr n xitT o Kn.in. rt omii au p. m on line propeny. xir
uuug wwou an Nil iur aiay ut UJ-11 nf a.uvuo . - . -
est bidder-f or cash. For further
expected in that country lU'aiiinrlN Obe
- . 5 . ... -"-w-Rlnnnniiifl: thence N. W E. 1.25
cident of the Uongressional .elec- ohaiJg to a' 8tftke in the big road;
m. : . t ; 4 black o&k : thence N. 62 E. 5 chains to will be auctioned off to the high-
xuo 6uTwuiu0u. u aaaoawj BUF:i stake on R. S. W. Bechlers line;
momentta Quito'.-but the l..t 'fflitm
reports-indicate that dissatisf ac- This the 30th day of April, iwjy.
-c'5 rjimmhainnAr.
expected m several points. ' ' 1 ' TtrB Mn&x, Attorney.
JULIUS FRIGII,
Sec. and Treas. Rookwell Roller
Mill Co., Rockwell, N. 0.
5-l-4t-pd.
Smart dressers real
ize that there is as
much difference
among shirt waists as
among people. Some
are ordinary, others,
high grade, and a few
distinctive. Ours
belong to the latter
class. -Any style
you like, long or short
sleeves, open in front,
or back. All made
of nice sheer white
material, with trim
ming of the latest
design in lace, in
sertion and elaborate
" embroidery?
-50c to $1.75.
The goods would cost
you more. f
Atimnnamiiiriiii
ti l IHI B VI ItlllEl O
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e best iurniture
money, it will
grest to see us;
y" you with ev-
goes to furnish
see us.
SPOON
ear Central Hotel.
Pabst
Blue HibbonBeer
is Healthful
Because1 it is brewed from
Pabst Eight-Day Malt an'd
choicest hops. .
Malt is made from barley :
the most nourishing of all.
grains. . . ,
; -The Pabst Eight-Day Malt
ing Process gets all pf these
nouxishing properties ouf)f
the barley-grain, and the
Pabst Brewing Methods re
tain them all in .
Pabst
Tke Beer of QuaKty
which is therefore richer in
food values than other beers.
In addition, it has the ex
quisite flavor of the choicest
hops, with all of their tonic
properties. - - ::
- .Pabst malts for food values.
Pabst brews for health quali
ties. The name Pbst guar
antees both: purity and excel
lence;. ' . : x:.,-
-f Tv ; for Pabst Blue Ribbon. J 1
Mabybs
And bottled only t the Brewery.
J. -F. Ludwick. ' -
225 E. Ennls St., Salisbury.
' Phone 75. v
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A WHEN IT tr-
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- The ACTUAL y
No tobaccos
ever made
can surpass our Plug, Twist and Smoking. Wherever ex
hibited m competition with the world, they have never failed
to win the gold medal for their general excellence, high quality
and for their decided superiority over all compcttngirrands.
"SHOW DOWN" is one of the comingbrahds of America.
Only a few years old, its unrivaled qualities have made it one
of the leading sellers over all other flue-cured plugs. It
thoroughly satisfies and perfectly suits -everybody and all
classes. Sold at 10c and 15c per plug or 5c cuts.
m Always buy "SHOW DOWN' and save the tags. There
is many an article you need for your comfort or entertain
ment which these tags get for you without cost.
A copy of our 1907 premium catalogue, which- is one of i he largest and
most attractive ever gotten out by a tobacco manuf act-rre. , will be mailed
to any address in the United States on receipt of -only 4c in postage
stamps or 8 of the tags we are redeeming. .
Hancock Bros. & Co., . Lynchburg, Ya.
)ry Goods
T. T.l. lESLER, Pgr.
Opposite Court House,"' Salisbury ItTC.
COFFINS
CASKETS
CAREFUL ATTENTION TO DETAILS
-BELL
UNDERTAKING GO.
8UMMER8ETT
REASONABLE PRICES ANO SATISFACTORY SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
EMBALMING
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