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ANNOUNCEMENTS, FOITREGISTER OF DEEDS. LAST OF THE RACES. , - .-.-.l-.-V. v.. 1 journment they were about to start ' home, bat by the counsel of a Mr. waited for the then . 1 fii i - ' - - hAm.A Rn8.rni Mt. tnreaienea rain to Pass. A atn.i-. 9i TKn fv.;. taunucr uccurrea wnen The First 'Prize Winners Were Greensboro, Wilmington and Kctr Smith, they ' . r 1 fstnj-tva T VioVV m i it Til I iiii ii r II iu Ul LJl - V w w 1Bau Jf . n,1iHnt fnr SALISBURY. Aue. .DnouDce u.c. ' yyr"r, ,"1 , i :U4U : . it was seen that the he Alice 01 rtegioic ivtuo auu muuay ui uib eigutu uunuai rgbarrus county, surjeci uj iuo v State Fireman'd Association closed nominating; llv. JOHN K. PATTERSON. Lvention. RPctrullv, are two horsea 10 Mr. McKesaon'a carriage were killed inatantlv and two bova who hi omf... taking " ? j ten in the carriage were thrown Haying been solicited by many of c,rJo I hi-rphv announce mv kit ir cuuo, : j 111 I - - a wm jf a cauciJUitLc iui. the office today and the firemen ,u. r "--J. XUB outonthe ground, true insensible, weather and all things else have but both rallied soen. -There was been propitious for the occasion, ' and the gathering; the largest in its of history. The contests for the prizis no further results save one young lady was thrown to the ground at some distance. It is believed that Sheriff of Cabarrus county, subject throughout have been of deep inter- but for the. timely suggestion of Mr. to the county Democratic nominate eSt both to the firemen and to the iDgCnVentD8Veclfully, visitors.. ' W. MARTIN WIDENHOUSE , Today's programme began with a grab reel race, 100 yards. At 10.30 entered eight teams : Aeville, Smith all would have been in the act of prepkrin to start and the tragedy would have been appalling. FOR SHEFIFF, I hereby announce myself a can- Salisbury, Charlotte, Durham, Ea- T d oYe for the office of Sheriff of Gabarros county, subject, to the Democratic nominating convention. Respectfully, THOMAS-J. WHITE. Special Services Tomorrow. Rev. M A Smith will preach a special sermon tomorrow morning 0 W H THE - -v. . & D I G K; The time is now near approacMrie: when the trading pub lie will want to know where they can get in return for their cash the greatest amount of goods adapted to their wants,, and we want to say right here that LOWE AND DICK will supply all of your vants for less money than any other house. We haye all you want, and every train is now bring ing in for us new stuff that will! be dealt out at such prices that it will make these old time ST We want to show you what JU long-price houses shudder. I LISTEN we are doing: 44 sheeting 4c, Ginghams 3 lv2c, Dress Oalico 3c, Men'h Shifts 15c, lar- 4C gest towel on the globe for 5 and 10c, Bleached Domestic Ladies' Black Hose 4c, Ladies mixed hose 4c; The beat 10c gle, of Greensboro, Atlantic,' of at 11 o'clock in the Forest Hill suspender you ever saw. Boys suspenders 5c. ; No-better Mrtiodist church. At nieht he line oi xiaaies' uiess wooas in tne city an tne way. irom Newbern, Eagle, of Salem, Sont'a Side, of Greensboro. South Side, GreenRboro, won Eagle, of Salem. Score by teams : onds, Charlotte' first prize, $45; the yard. See what you can buy for second prize, $25 Asheville 26 sec 24 2-5, Durham FOR COTTON WEIGHER. I hereby announce myself a can idate for the office of cotton weigher forCabarru8 coupty, subject to the 25 2-5, liagle, ot tireensboro 2d 2 5, decision of . the Democratic nomi- Atlantic, of Newbern 23 4 5, Eagle, natmg convention. nf Saiftm o3 -1.5! Snnth sid w a a in 1 it & 1. 11 1 i Greensboro 22 4-5. horse ONE CENT 40 hair pins, 2 papers needles; 1 box Mourning Pins, Ladies reel race, 300 Newbern, Wil- Deeds for Cabarrus county, subject to the Democratic nominating con nention. Reapectfallv, '.' W. REECE JOHNSON. No. 11 townphip. A 1 1 QO THprphvflnnnnnCe mvselfa can- yar. Entered; didate for the office of Register, of mington and Greensboro. Wil mington won first prize, $45 ; Greensboro, sepond,1 30, Score by teams: Newbern no time, ruled out on account of losing hose ; Wil mington 41 1-5 Greensboro 44. C . for cotton weiqher. ; '1 At 4 d. m. hose reel race for cham- HaYing been solicited by liumer- pionship belt. Won by Newbern. ous voters of Cabarrus county, I Tooma anri annrpn . Raliaburv 1 hereby announce myself a candidate I . , - , T , Kn . -for the office of cotton weigher, Eub- minute 1 second ; Newbern 52 4-5, m to the action of the county Asheville no time, liagie, oi wreens boro, 56 4.5 ; Eigle, of- Salem, no time ; Sauth Side, j Greensboro, 53 ; Charlotte 1 minnte4-5 seconds. This was followed by foot race, tied bv three runners. Stakes di" yided. a - . t8reeting- subject. All who miss these services will no doubt miss a grana treat. HandkerGhiftf. 2 halls fi wi thra hoy hlnnfeino- 10 Xi9V- J & ocroggs, presiding eiaer, pencils, 3 lead pencils, 2 papers pins. will preach; at Central Methodist Two big bars Laundry Soap for 6c, The best 5c plug church tomorrow morning, when tobacco in town One box 3 cakes buttermilk soap 8 V 2,40O the Lord's Supper will be adminis- matches for 10c, 1 box 24 sheets paper and 24 envelopes for tered. He will also preach at night, oc, Ladies line shoes for 65c, Men's fine shoes 90c. Big bar gams in Men's heavy work shoes, Overalls 35c and up to $1, Sample Hats bought at 50c on the dollar, and we are selling them the same way. Sailor hats 10c, large white qnilts for 65c, 100 dozen shirts of e ery style at bargain prices, 100 pieces outing oct-yard,: closing put the balance of our ladies' low 3hoes at 40 and 50c. The Greatest store otJ the Globe for bargains. Every train bringing in new staff that will -go at such a price as to knock put Get in the procession and soon land at our station, and hands to wait upon you GA ORIA For Infants and Children. Democratic nominating convention. Respectfully, GEORGE F. BARNHARDT. Ko. 9 Township. 1 Grown to Enormons 'Proportions. Not hif the residents of 'the city know to what enormous propoi tions the city is growing, especially n the northeastern corner. Every week there "are new houses erected and new families come to our town. Just take a'jaunt up Church street and look to the right. You will be surprised to find so many neat cot tages and substantial homes. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for cotton weigher for Cabar rus county, subject to the Demon cratic convention. Respectfully, HARVEY A. GRBER. -.1 A correction Greensboro won . FOR COTTON WEIGHER. Feeling some degree of encourage ment, by the genial attitude of my ieiiowmen in the county, I most refcpectmiiy ask your favorable con first priza in the steamer contest rnninkneas of tifueV Thursdav, m- stead of Winston. - i . . - The next meeting will be held at Fayettevilie, tinVto be named by the executive committee. The firemen, all of whom showed themee! ves gentlemen, carry thft best wishes of Salisburv with them to eideration as a candidate for cotton I th the i hone that thev "wuLirr. HiimpoT in rno antinn rT r.nft democratic county convention. Kespectfuliy, HEZEKI AH MCN AM AR A. may meet here again soon. meeting has been a very one,-- . ' ;: ! v. : Tbe successful Campaign 5 cents each at W Jewelry OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD Bonnd for the tone Star Mate. Miss Helen! Johnston, .who has BUTTONS I been spending several monihs in the City on a VISIU ig Utrr tuutiici, ouu who was accompanied by her aun Mrs. - James (Means, of Houston Texas, departed ;.this ; (Saturday) morning for their, home in the Lone Star State. Miss Johnston and Mrs Means have numerous f rien as in the city who reluctantly bade them goodbye. They will not go direct to Texas, but-will spend some time in Atlanta and Montgomery, thence to Houston. "hi simila signature IC 09 - erer7 s wrapper. competitors. j follow thef crowd and you will you will always find willing . - : ' r - , LOWE & DICK. CHEAPEST ON THE GLOBE. We ! A Sew Opinion. "What do you think of McKin- le?" we asked of Jefferson' Taylor. VVell, boss, he may have a good brain pan; but his pronostical feri mentation won't jine on to de high argemeniUl decree of de human pari al lax." Orange Observer. want to Beat . tlie Record for July HOTEL SCJRACE AGENT, ' Office'jover FZEWS DRUG STORE. Lightning's Doings. This seems a year of fatal light ning strokes. We find in the Morganton Herald that the editor, Mr. O F McKesson, on Sunday; August 16, had driven out 6 miles to a Sunday school in which he was interested. After ad-j . ASK tlie recovered dyspeptics, bilious suf ferers, victims, of fever and ague, the ' mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and good appetite; 'they ? will tell you by taking ! Simmons UVBK AJIUULAIUK. The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine ia the World! ; -i TMrfT7iScTiif "XTCT'T ti A TTHM TaiiniMr. r or XJ x or jr o u, wiwin .xiv, ji.v-, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depres cmn of Soiritsi SOUR STOMACH,-Heartburn, etc. This (unrivaled remedy is warranted not to contain a'single particle of Mercury, or any mineral substance. but is 1 PURELY VEGETABLE, containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which an alt-wise Providence -has "placed - in-xiountries - where t Wr riiu9 most; nrevail.-, It will " Clir all Diseases t caused.Oby; IDerangementf of the Liver and Bowels. ". , . . , . ... The SYMPTOMS of IiVe Complaint afe a bitter or bad tasttt uvthe xoouth ; Pain in the. Back; Sides Or Joints;', oftkn mistaken for., Rheumatism ; . -.Sour Stomach ; Los bf ' Appetite ; Bowels alternately costive and lax; Headache. - losS ot .Memory witn a no inful sensation of having failed to do something which aught to have1 been done; Debility; low Spirits a' thick;-yellow appearance of the Skin and Eyes ; a dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption. Sometimes many of .these symptoms attend the disease, at others very few ; but the Liver; the largest, organ in the body, is generally the seat of the' disease, and if not Regulated in time, great suffering, wretch edness and-JKATH.,jll ensue.. ,-. :. -v , The folloyirig highly-esteemed persons attest to the ! virtues of Summons Liver Regulator: Gen.W. S. i Holt, Pres, Ca, S. W. R.;R; Co. ; Rev. J. R. Felder, Perry, Ga-j CoL E. K. Sparks, Albany, Ga.i C. Master son, Esq.,SherifFB,bb Co.,Ga-; J. A. Butts, Bainbridge, Ga. ; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.; VirgU Powers, Supt. Ga. S. W. R. R. j Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.- VVe have tested its virtues personally, and know that for Dyspepsia, B lionsness and Throbbing Head ache, it is the best medicine the world ever saw;" We have tried fortv other remedies before Simmons Liver -Kegulator", and none. of them, gave us more than tern porary relief . the Regu'arfr act only relieved, but cured fci." Ed. Telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga. We are' determined not to spend our time and en er pry Rrumbliug about dull times. We will pitch id and make times lively. . Now, in ois der to make this incoming month the biggest July we have ever, had, T?e are putting out a lot of. "Hummers" and we are going to make them hum. . - -. .i ,n.- 1-. TTT M 1 T . a. We are going to ao away wun oucKers. y& .wmmaiLe .movers uut ui them., Here goes:, w.v . .'-i-ii ..' '''V ' ' ' ' ' About 60 pre of Jjadies nne shoes oi zieigier's ana need's mes, an small Bizes, 2, 3, 3 J and 4 that we will fell at $1 a pair. Not a pair amou& them but cost 2 and over. ,aney must go. UO. 2. About one hundred pair of Liadies J ine Uxford Ties, some patent leathers, some tans, some fine dongola pat tips, all to go at 75c; Ihey cost from 1 to i.5U. xney must go. - V u . , . - NOi 3. -Abniit 50 pairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan. gray and black ooze and fine Kid, sizes 1 to 4$. - All to go at 31, Made to sell at 2 and S2.50V They must go. NO. 4. Abbut 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeiglers. State and Padan Biros.; all to 'so in at 81.25. Call for them they Bay won't be herelong;! O-'ney must goa NO; 5 Ai few prs of Misses Uxtords, sizes 12 to l, to go at 5uc. V NO. 6. FOIVMEN: A lot of Tanoarand Black Vici Kid Oxforda at $1. They are Sl.oO'shoes, and are Ires u stock just bougnt tnem. : L: MANCFACTURED ONLY BY ; Jl EEILJN & CO., Philadelphia. Pa. Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 650.; Womens solid Leather PebbJo Grainrid Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. .These, are shoes, all fresh'and nice. jLadies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at Alexandria, Va, Solid; as ariy shbe in h 0 rx.arket, regular Sl;50 'shoes, to go at SI. Mens Fine Satin Jit bbesi lace and; gaiters at $U rheg are regular 1.25 shoes. Mens heavy English Ties, everyday shoes, 1.00 bolid atSerta SeS . M iok&w, iiatsat c, some , of them are 50c hats. We buy Trunk's in car loads and .retail them, at wholesale prices. One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price, , We have everything in the line of clothing and f um.ishmg ; goods-q Everything up to date and at pricesthat can't be beat anywheie m the State. Call ana see sampleslof the free'! Crdyo Pictures we are having made for our ous torners. . JOBTwentv-five suits of fine All-WoolCassimere inf Cutaway Frock Suits, sizes 34 to 36 tor 4 00 a suit: : They are 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00 suits. Call on us and see these and other attractions. ; CANNONS & FETZ ER
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