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acq BIG BALTIMORE to and 12 Patton Avenue. d J Our New York buyer has kept us busy this past week unpacking New Fall goods of all descriptions and the result is that We're Pushing OUT New Fall-Goods at lower prices than other stores are oftering their "left overs" from Summer Stocks. fie ITU fi n a I But then, that's nothing new for us, we've been, nine leaders in low prices for rn'any years. People expect to buy cheaper here ithan anywheire else, and they're never disappointed. Our Special Sale last week on Dres3 Goods and Shoes has been a great suc cess and we shall continue same for this wek. THE NEW BLACK CREPONS. The siiyle forecast predicts a wi'dif wearing of Crepons this fall and winter, especially in blacks, which are mcwe beautiful than ever. A score of pretty patterns, crisp and i new, are on show in our Black Dresf Goods Department this week. Mohair Figured Crepons. worth $1.25 ait 88c. Mohaar Orepcinls, worOi $1.75, at $1.15. Mohair Crepons, worth $2.00, at $1.48. Silk Figured Crepons, worth $3.00, at $1.98. Silk Figured Crepoi:, worth $4.00, at $2.48. Scotch and oither Plaids, a new eelect ion of beautiful styles ait 48c and' 73c. Suitings, Serges, Mohairs, etc., at popular prices. Just received 100 pieces of Percales in new fall style!, 'all new designs, alt 7 1-2. 10 and 12 l-2c. 54-toch wide Dress Flannels, chsap at 50c, f or ith's week 39c. 300 pieces of Flannelettes at 5c, 8cr and 10c; the best goods fcr the money ever shown. Just received about 120 ceases of shoe which will be put on .siale this week. School Shoes 'for Boys and Girls, La dies' "Walking Shoes, LaidSes' DVe-s Shoes, Men's Shoes for solid comfort,, and ell ether kinds. Ldok at our shoe prices, lit will pay you. The remaining stock of Sum mer Goods will be disposed of REGARDLESS OF COST. Our home buyer will leave this week for the northern markets. Watch this space; we will give you interesting read ing about styles, quality and prices. i THE BIG ALTIMORE 10 and 12 Patton Avenue Hamilton Clark of Chaumcey, Gav says hie suffered with itching pilau twen ty years before trying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which com pletely cured him. Beware of worthless and? dangerous counterfeit ta. Paragon Pharmacy. CAROLINA NEWS Interesting Items from Va rious Parts oftheJState. Glimpses of Life and Progressinjthe Land of the Sky. Notes Gathered for the Gazette an 3. Selections from Latest North Carolina Newspapers. The enrollmenlt of Mars Hi'Jl college has passed the 200 mark. There are :205 on the roll, representing' twenty counties in five states. Mars Hill En .terprise. A check for $12,327.05, the second -payment on the war claims' of the state against the government, was sent from . "Washington Saturday. There are Btill claims to the amount of $9,166.05 un paid. Work is now actively in progress on both the alumni buildings and the Jul v ian S. Carr building at the University r.tut North' Carolina. Bath buildiings will be of firet-quality gray brick. The de signs are 6ltriking. -A big copper mining company was .Incorporated under the secretary of state Saturday. Mr. Ed. Chjmibers Smllth wasi thevpromoter of the scheme. The Copperville Mining company is the name. Rich mines of copper have been discovered in Wake county. then the train came along, the pilot of the engiine plowed Into it, raising such a duist that the train had to eitop and the dirt had to be scraped away before it could proceed. It got in among the wheels of the engine and was playing smash. Greensboro Record. The demand for labor by the rail roads and the building trades is greater here than ever. An Sdle man is the victim of hi own laziness. Railroad people here say they daily receive in quiries as to the pro&pedt of securing 'laborers here. Raleigh Cor. Charlotte Observer. Supervisor Summerville, at the Hali fax farm, against whom "witnesses made charges of cruelty to convicts last February, has1 sued one newspaper for libel. It is eaidi that this was done at the suggestion of Superintendent W. H. Day and that eome other papers are to be sued. John Hill, a son of M. D. Hivl of this dity, shot and killed a carrier pigeon Saturday which belonged to John Shepherd, 1115 SouMh 15th street, Phila delphia. The number of the pigeon was 6955, and stamped on its wings was: "Give me food and waiter and let me go." Unfortunately for the bird, it was taken for , a wild one and shot by Mr. HJi'll. Also it mate, which was marked, " F," was KMed by the same shot. Rulj&erfordton Press. ' We have all heard of trains being stopped by grasshoppers out in Kan gas, the wheels grinding themi up into t Beanty-Is Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it Cascarets, Candy Cathar tic cleanyour blood .and keep it clean, by purit;es froms the body. Begin to-day to pamsn pimpies, uoiis, -uioccnes, DiacKneaas, fend that sickly .bilious rompkyrion by taking Oascarets, beav.ty r teu n-cnts. All drug fcists, satisfaction gua.vsAiceil, lUc, MEN ; AND WOMEN Kidney trouble preys up on the mind, discourages .and .lessee g ambition; beJauty, vigor and cheer fulness booh disappear "when the kldnevs out of order or. diseased. -For pleasing results use Dr. Kajmer'si Swamp Root, the great ktldney remedy. At druggists Sample boUtle by mall free, also pam phlet. Address; Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing hampbon, N. Y, t ' grease and making the tracks so slick tha't the wheels wouKt not turn. We have nothfing like thus in North Caro lina, however; but 'a train was stopped yesterday on the F. C. division of the Southern by dust. Justt this side of Pleasant Garden a lot of ballast had been put down. It is supposed it had not been levelled down low enough and Mr. R. S. McClamorch retturned last night from a very successful) trip through the western part of the state. He sold for his concern ' fifty-eight mantels, rangiing from five to forty dollars, to the new sanitarium at Ashe ville, N. C. This- concern, though only a few years old in the business, cut quite a figure in the mantel business of the southern staltes and even other mar kets. They have just recently shiDoed: some very good orders in the far south ern nust'ling city of Tampa, Fla. These young- men are hustlers and well deserve the success they have attained in,so short a time. Greensboro Rec ord. From the large number of lumber wagons in town today from the sur rounding country and nearby saw mills we feel safe in saying Hickory is the largest lumber center in this division I Of the Southern railway. Hultton & Jourbonnais load from two to three carloads of boxes a day, besides other classes of material in keeping with theiir manufacture. In speaking of Hickory's manufactures, I cannot omit a new enterprise owned by Abemethy, WhStener & Co. in the way of a edllar manufactory. They have quite an 'put put and a businessi of which they do not have to solicit the trade. Orders are now far in advance of their work. They secure material for all classes of tneir work.rip-ht here in the city froti our tannery and manufacturer's. Htick ory Cor. Charlotte Observer. The Winston horse show, in conjunc- "DeWitt's Little Early Risers dad m more godd than all blood) medicines and other pills," writes Geo, H. Jacobs; of Thompson, Conn.. Prompt, never gripe. hey eure cons-tlpa'bion; arouse the tor prd liver to aotinm1 n-nfl Hva'1 -oaii lnjn bloodl, steady serves, a dlear brain and neaiiajy appeitJitte. Paragon PKarmay. Armor PIntert Pawn wli ops. Tbw inside of a Chinese pawnshop is a terra? incognito to most people, Chinese and English. Few are admitted within its mysterious walls except those directly connected with the business. A traveler was recently permitted to inspect one in an inlknd town and was surprised to find the entire building incased in sheet iron about- one-eighth of an inch thick. It must have cost a largo sum to build an iron house within the usual lofty brick edifice, yet there it was, even to the roof. It served a twofold purpose, a protection against fire and thieves. Yet even within this iron castle night watchmen armed with heavy revolvers and clad in bullet proof jackets ever keep watch. St. Louis Globe-D emocr at. IrrfltaJtang . 'StUngs, bitoes, scratches, woumtdfe (and cuts soothed and healed by DeWttifs Witch .Hazel Salve a sure and safe application for tortured flesh. Beware of counterfeits. Paragon) Phar macy. Are False Teeth TJnneaitJirnsT A Boston physician, Dr. Simpson,. main tains, according to Cosmos, that, the use of artificial teeth is bad for old: persons, because it enables them to eat meat. The teerhv he affirms, fall out naturally at a certain age, because nature means that at this particular time of life we should limit ourselves to a vegetable diet. Dr. Simpson insists that his ideas on this point are by no means as paradoxical as they may seem to some people; Literary DCsest. Bears the Signature of HlOP .with which will be held the Fot I syth counlty agricultural fa3rr October 24-29; will-supersede the annuaiMobacco fairs, and is attracting' much attention, jsays the' Salisbury Sun. A!, half-mile race track, which, it iis believed! wiil be the finest in the soulth, is being, con structed. There will be a. spacious aniod- Tvith complete equipment for a great show. A sJtreet for a midway is being laid off and wiill be lined on each side with genuinely meritorious attractions, selected from a large number offering. The site of the show is obou one mile north of Winston and is naturally beautiful. It is expected ito have at least one thousand horses participat ing, many of them1 from 'the north and the west and famous on the 'track. The purses will be liberal.' , PaJLas Scoggins, an l8-yeaf-old bcT, j j and Mils Mattie Creel, aged U years, j were to be married 'lost night, but the f room was kidnapped and taken away ! from the blushing bride just as she1 w'as ; approaching the altar leaning on his j arm, says the Durham Herald. The I ceremony was to take place at the resi dence of the bride's parents andvque a crowd had gathered to witness' the ceremony. The bridal procession was formed and wended its way from one room to another, where the ceremony was to be performed, when the groom was suddenly seized and hustled out of the room and off from the residence of his bride. thing wais done so sud denly that few of the guests realized what had happened. The plans of the kidnapping were well laid and neatly executed, and the young woman, in- fetead of being the happy bride thait she confidently expected to be, is still sin gle. The kidnappers of the groom are supposed to be his; brothers, bu(t, in the confusion incident to getting him out of the room, no one could hardly tell who they were. The news from Hyde county lis of a very bad nature, says the Newbern Journal. The county is iso low thai the big tide of fast week's storm covered much of the lowlands and the corn and other crops were destroyed by the com bined force of wind and waves. The land, being overflowed by the salt water, puts flt in bad condition, entail ling additional loss in the future. It is reported that the flood swept over all barriers and flowed into Mattemuskeet. Lake, carrying away building's, fences and all kinds of property. At Swan Quarter an oyster factory was about completed by northern people for the fall business and it was entirely de stroyed. The losses suffered by fisher men in eastern Carolina waters and damage Inflicted upon coatst property does not represent the only looses sus tained in his section from, the West In dian hurricane. From PamTico-, Cra ven and Jones counties reports from 'the farmers show that in the way of destruction of crops their losses have been most severe. In these counti?s the wind blew the corn fodder in' o shreds, besides blowing down corn stalks, and in many localities no fodder will be gathered. While moat of the (tobacco was gathered, yet this crop also suffered. Cotton damage ranges from a third 'to a half. In Pamlico the Toss to the potato crop is said to be lrge, as- the continued and heavy rain rotted the potatoes !in the ground. iMmmwmiuHinmiimihmimmiinmniiiiiumimimnmMHTitliHitii VegelablcPrqjaratioDJbr As similating thCToodandRegtila' ting thfcStomflchs find BggeboT WOT NARCOTIC. ReapeofOldlk-St Pumpkin SmJ" AlxJavm JnueSemi.: Jppernaat : MUjat - A perfect Remedy forCottstioa- tion. Sour S to iDach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Corrvulsions JFevensh 05$ and LOSS OF SLEEB T&c Simile Signature of TEW "YORK. lUyrtn rv n nnrennn For Infants and Childm The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the EXACT Copy UV WSAfFEB. Signature of A i rV Use For Over Thirty Years WI S W II BltTiiiTiiBTTgimifiwf---i r- - n iimiTHiniiwiiiiifMa m ivMiihi.i, AFTER USEHG. XR. MOTT'S WJURVER.IIVE PILIJS The great remedy for nervous prostration and all diseases of the generatw organs of either sex, such as Nervous Prostration. Failing or Lost Manhooi Irr.potency, Nightly Emissions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, excessive dm of Tobacco or Opium, which lead to Consumption and Insanity. With even $5 order we guarantee to cure or refund the money. Sold at $1.00 per bot 6 boxes for $5.00. K. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio! SALE BY FOR DR. T. C. SMITH. SOUTHERN HALLWAY. In Effect July 16, 1899. No. 37-11. Noi 35. No. 33. Eastern Time. Nos. 12-38. No. 36. No. 34 4.30pm 12.05em Lv New York Ar. 12.43pm 6.35am 6.55pm 3.50am Lv Philadelphia Ar. 10.15am 2.56a.m 9.20pnn 6.22am Lv Baltirnore Ar. 8.00am 11.25pm 10.43pm 11.15am Lv Washington Ar. 6.42am 9.05pm 6.10am 6.07pm Lv' Lanvlll Ar. 11.25pm 1.30pm 12.10am 12.01pm TLv Richmond Ar. 6.40ara 6.25pm 8.35pm 9.10am Lv Norfolk Ar. 8.20am 5.55pm 1.10am 2.50pm Lv Selma Ar. 3.50am 12.35pm 2.09am 3.50pm Lv Raleigh Ar. 2.45am 11.35am 5.15am 6.35pm Ar Greensboro Lv. 11.45pm 8.50am The Kind You Have Always Bought To Measure Devotion. The measure of a woman's devotion Is the extent to which she will make her self uncomfortable for you. The meas ure of a man's is the effort he will make to have you as comf oortable as he pro poses to be himself. CO ii "I bare gone 14 dy at a time without a Movement of the boweli, not being able to more them except by using bot water Injections. Chronic constipation (or seven years placed me 1b this terrible condition; during that time I eld ev ery thing 1 beard of but never lound any relief; sxxoh was my case until 1 began using CASCARETS. I now have from one to three passages a day, and If I Was rich I would give $100.00 for each movement; it s such a relief." aylmik L. Hunt, 1689 Russell Detroit, Mlflg ffrSxS CANDY f Vy CATHARTIC Tff ADC MARiC REGISTERED Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Bo Qood, Never bicken, w eatten. or uripe. iuc, 20c, two. , ... CUR CONSTIPATIQN. tUrUaf Ks4y Caipay Cbieagt MontrM!. Is Tors. JSC 9.05iam 9.55am 10.35am 10.52am 12.12pm 2.15pm 2.25pm 2.35pm 3.52pm 2.55pm 7.40pm 11.35pm 7.10pm 7.50pm 8.30pim 7.07pm 9.25pm 10.34pm 12.03am 12.10am 12.15am 1.33am 3.00am 4.25am 7.40am 7.10pm Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv Lv Ar 9.05am Lv 10.25am Lv 12.30pm Lv 2.05pm Lv 6.10pm Ar 7.40am Ar Central Time Saliebury Ar. 6.aoprni 9.30am S't&tiesvMe Ar. 5.44pm 8.43am Newton Ar. 5.03pm 8.09am Hickory Ar. 4.45pm 7.52am Marion Ar. 3.28pm 6.45am Blltmore Ar. 1.30pm 5.21am AflhevUle Lv. 1.20pm 5.15am Asheville Ar. 1.10pm 5.10am Hot Spring Ar. 11.40am 4.00am Morristown Ar. 9.50am 2.30am , Knoxville Lv. 8.25am 1.15am Chattanooga Lv. 4.20am 10.00pm Memphis Lv. 9.15am 5.50pm 4.25pm 2.30pm 12.55pm 9.40am 8.00pm 6.40am 6.33pm Ar. Nashville Lv. 10pm 9.10am 7.50am 7. 5 Opm Ar. Louisville Lv. 7.45pm 7.40am 7.30am 7.30pm Ar. Cincinnati Lv. S.OOph 3.20am 8.25aim Ar. New Orleans Lv. 7.30pm A. AND S. BRANCH. No, 14. No, 10. No. 34. Central Time. No. 13. No. 9. No. 31 7.05am 2.0&pm 8.pm Lv Asheville Ar. 6.00pm 1.40pm 8.45am daatem Time 8.13am 3.15pm 9.10pm Lv Blltmore Ar. 6.52pm 2.30pm 9.35am 10.18am 5.pm 11.03pm Lv Headersonvllle Ar. 6.03pm 1.45pm 8.50am 9.08am 3.57pm 9.58pm Lv Tryaa Ar. 5.00pm 12.42pm 7.48am 11.22aam 6.15pm 12.10am Ar Spartanburg Lv. 3.10pm 11.25am 6.50am .3.20pm 9.35pm Ar Columbia Lv. 11.40am 8.30am 8.17pm 11.00am Ar Qbaurleatoo Lv. 7.00am 7.20pm Central Time 5.20am Ar 6avynflh Lv. 12.24am 9.15am Ar JiacksonvUle Lv. 3.00pm 8.00am Ar Augusta Lv. 9.00pm 9.30pm 9.55pm 5.10am 5.10am Ar Atlanta, Lv. 7.50am 11.50pm UjjPg. 7.40am , 8.10pm 8.10pm Ar New OrleansJ Lv. 7.45pm 7.55-am 7.55am 7.40am Ar Memphia Lv. 9.00pm Ml 111 I . . 8.20am Ar. Macon Lv. MURPHY BRANCH. No. 17. No. 19. 9.15am 2.45pm 10.38am 10.58am 12.40pm 4.10pm 4.30pm 6.23pm 9.30pm Central Time. N No. 18. Lv Aahevllle Ar. 7.15pm Lv Wayneeville Ar. 5.53pm Lv Balaam Ar. 5.30pm Lv Brywm City Lv. 3.50pm Ar Murphy Lv. No. 20. 12.05pm 10.38am 10.10am 8.40am 5.30am Da51y except Sunday. Trains 37 arid 11, and 12 and 38 carry Pullman sleepers between Daily except Sundays. New i" j A a fid Washington, Asheville, Hot SrtogS, Chattanooga, and Nashville. Trams xx, ana w ana xz, Detween jacKsnmivuie, savannan, ijoiumoia, acuc.-. Springs, Knoxville, and dnctainati. XTaxns 6o ana 36 carry xnn ini.n eieeers oexrween saxisoury, au. Springs, Chattanooga, and Memphis. i 'XTains 33 ana 34 carry ruumaia Rieepera oexween Asnevuia, dph w- Trains 13 ania? 14 carry Pullman parlor oars between Asheville, Sparmnu Columbia and Charleston. v . Together -with, our excellent equipment and schedules (to the north ana - all rail through Washington, the public's special attention is caiiea w tne - and water route to the north and east Southern railway and line. This sdhiexlule allows da.vs dton-nver at Noanfo&k. Va. ItimStv tr viatft Old Portm fWifnrt rRVurt Monroe. Virginia. Virginia Newport News, etc. Baggage called; for. and checked from hotels and rw &y, Tw fh A hPTrillo TVolntafrrt. mmnonv nfflna ixrfK rtiv HrlrPit office. 60 VVJU enue, Asheville, N. C. oo. FRANK S. GANNON, Third Vice President and General Manager, aSJJp- D. C; J. M. CULP, Traffic Manager "Washington, D. C; S. H. 1 rj0Utr WICK, A. G. PVA Atlanta, Ga,;TW. H. TAYLOR, A. G. P. A;. . ville, Ky.; a A. BENSCOTER, A. G. P. Al, CWaittanooga, Tnn.. DARBY, Cfty Paatenger and Ticket Agenlt, Asheville, N. C; W- A- General Passenger Ageoit, "Washlngtoa, D. C. affording an
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