ljaroiiiia Watchman.
TTOC AL.
Hption rates of The Carolina
V V. . I I 1 I 11 v
advance,
- - $1.50
payment delay ea o .uu.ii.ua - .w
The Vshevilte Citizen says train No. 53,
on the Western North Carolina Railroad
made the run one day last week from
Hot Springs to Salisbury 182 miles, in
4 hours and 39 minutes, including 14
stops. This was between 35 and 40 miles
an hour and must have made the actual
running time an average of 50 miles per
hour.
JJURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1890.
x under the management of T. K,
and J. W. ttumpie.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Th next issue of the Watchman will
ppe
ext Sunday will be Easter.
konif ridiniz is the craze here
now-
y. jj Clement, Esq., is attending Davie
-oort this wee
' w-n nf Cleveland, is North tak-
Ug course of study on the eyes.
Buisness meeting of the Y. M. C. A. to-
A Tribute to the Memory of J. J. Brunei-.
BY DR. J. G. RAMSAY.
In tendering this tribute, with that of
so many others, to the memory of J. J.
Bruner, I write not because I knew him
better, but rather because I knew him
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient
An exchange says : "An expert in ad
vertising matters declares that the day
for painting advertising signs on rocks
and fences has passed. Whereupon the
New York Tribune observes: 4 We are
BAB! C A R Rl AGES!
The nevt regular meeting of the Row
an County Medical Society will be hel
in this city on Saturday, April 5th, 1890,
the order of business will be: 1. Calling ante-bellum davs. a political friend. His
the Society to order. 2. Call i n e roll. 3. greetings to me. and to all others, were
Reading minutes. 4. Unfinished busi- always pleasant, kind, and cordial. So
ness. 5. Report of Corresponding Secre- J cially he was affable, genial, and enter-
tary. 6. Written communicaiions may I taing, but modest and unobtrusive ; he
be- read and discussed. 7. Oral com- often crave others the reference when he
I . . . . a 1 a 1 ! CUA
longer, and vil him frrnn & different g'M to near W.' A gooa ami m uu
standpoint, perhaps, from that of others scenery has been ruined by hideous ads '
who have so feelingly and eloquently
portrayed his many virtues. I knew
him for nearly half a century, and al
ways regarded him as a personal and, in
85
NEW
NEW
STYLES
STYLES
85
I made the largest purchase
iti Baby Carriages this season I
lever before made at one time.
BARG
AINS
munications may be made and discussed.
8. Election of officers. 9. Unfinished and
miscellaneous business. 10. Adjourn
ment. Subject for discussion, Sanita
tion, Leaders,T)r. J. G. Ramsay and R.
H. Cowan.
Bight-
A full attendance is desired.
painted in the most conspicuous places
Such attempts to puff patent medicines
and the like ought to do their authors
more harm than good. Sensible men
with wares for sale advertise in the news- I diJ it because I COUld buy
papers, and no where elseand are sure . , less Drice from
of a good return for the money tney . -
8pend the maker. I buy from the
This is common sense, and the writers maker only. I am selling Oar-
might have gone further, and included . nppfi frftm 10t of) ner cent.
k. kanil Kill anH HnHmr in t hp list, I D 1
" aaaaiava . . c.u. v. o - I . -r
True, they have their uses in calling at- Cheaper than 1 SOiU tlie Same
tention to an auction sale, a public meet- Carriages for last season. PriCCS
mg, or meaincai periorniunue, u 1 - - t epl1 n lnro-ft Rat-
tan bodv (Jarnasre witu wire
could have been more agreeable and in
tstructive. I think I knew him well in
all the relations of life, except in the
m Avf nrivntA nnrl (Inmost if And T believe
I 1 1 . . . . ... 1.1. . . -. n1ifa.fiDamantfl
" " " J ' -o I - i j I ja: l : I 1 Ml 1 LIUUV LiU tiaKC TT 1 1.11 HI". I
ft, honest, upright and uucu mj- g
r"d.. !r.rLh lifr...rr. - aooauu JL. tt u i- $7.50. I have them at 110.00,
for he had self-respect and a hih sense pression on the mind, while an ad vertise- $15.00, $2o.00, aQfil $30.00. oi
i handme residence is being built
Mr. J- B- Lanier, on East Main street.
u O. A. Osborne left last Tuesday
for Blacksburg, 8. U., wnere ne win open
,drofc store.
Xbc Baptists here are still without a
ptftor, but Sunday school is held reg
uUrly at 9 o'clock A. M.
rj,v M. V Macamson, of Burke coun-
tT wjil preach in the Baptist church here
wxt Sunday, me on iut.
Mr. W. A. Griffith, who has been visit-
r r',.;r, tU Yan itiirnrl to
jog bis son, ur. "
lu,lioaie in Forsyth county.
Hev Mr. Guthrie wen,t to Rockingham
... , i -i
Tuesday, but will return oaiuruuy u
occupy bis pulpit on Sunday.
Bishop Lyman preached at St. Luke's
Episcopal church last Sunday morning
tnd confirmed a good sized class.
Its of fishing parties have been organ
ized for next Monday. The luck oi
the Easter fisherman is proverbial.
v M Andrews has a new advertise-
mnt in this issue. His specialty
week is something that
need. ,
the postal clerks played an April fool
n us last Tuesday by failing to put the
Charlotte Chronicle off at this place. We
don't likeasuch fooling.
The hoes and hog-pens must go in
Chamber of Commerce.
rri C3i:l r,i i rt
etl1ThnMt.1 k. M.vn,-. of hoDor.bat he had disciplined it in ment m the newspaper nntajwith U,,ld should be allowed to walk1
office, The.. P. Battel, the chair. I the scho of phi.osophy and religion that spec.es of an. when you Can buy a Carnage .t
The committee appointed to solicit sub- he dominated his imperious nature and attracts attention and invites in vestiga i fc & j up a com.
. i t : au. i o tod Iho nvan tonnr nt Mist WHV. IlSUailV I - 1 1 ! 1" I
Bcnpwuus xvjwaru imviug lue r.rmer. ' . 7 7. . . ' T.. 1. tho .mriftiinfi of the most SUCCCSS- PieW3 1U1U Ul unuius urn. x iu
"f fat newspaper adve, be glad to send to any one, with
porveu timi, iub leeiiug oi me peupte . . " tirfn. i t.h cheaneat and best method of varv AWftst. nriPftfi
town was in favor of it. and that 4554.50 which he was a member ana. eiaer, ne ' u - -r-
had been subscribed. The
was continued and instructed to turn
1 i-- . i ui : A t m Mi cuK.
committee was active and useful, and in itsecciesi-i i
and business upon the
astical courts his opinions were
a , rl wine-v. rivftd with deffer- sing one s name
over tne suDScripuons io me treasurer oi - . mrnH. nf a cmmnnitv and in this Dro
the Alliauce as soon as the grounds were ence and respect. rAaaivft atrft the merchant or tradesman
located But having been a constant suoscnoer e-- - ; . tK
The eiection of officers was postponed to the Watc-aH for -or. , tha. - j "- -r-j " ---g ;
until the next regular meeting, which years, u was . eu.r ... . - -
x regarucu i w- o -
r- I .i a v,;0 nnomont Utors. l ne newspaper aaverusemcui
always at work ; it is pressing the claims
of the advertiser while he sleeps, and
this
most families
will be held on April 9th.
Homicide Across the River. .
Frank P. Broadaway killed Lee Graver
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at Cfa-
ver's home in Boone township, Davidson
county.
Craver had circulated reports reflect
ing on Mrs. F. P. Broada way's character.
Broadaway hearing of them, went to
Craver's place, carrying a gun on his
shoulder and a walking cane in his hand.
He often went about with his gun, look
ing for srame as he went to attend to
other business. Stopping at Craver's
hog pens, he called the latter out, mak
ing as if he intended buying pigs. When
Craver arrived, Broadaway struck him on
the head five blows, felling him to toe
ground. As Craver got to his knees and
was attempting to flee, Broadaway shot
him.
Craver died that night, according to
ner was best known to me.
the Watchman, under his management,
in many respects, as a model newspaper.
Tt mr.lv Lit tor nver vindictive.
XL 1 A. . . v . j "--- I
tf i maKinic custuuiers ui nuanKuo i
XI o
rtt.horwise would never know of his ex
Winatnn An election held there last
week decided it. We congratulate that our informant, from blows received from
city upon getting rid of the worst of nu-
and as far as possible impersonal
sometimes it was regarded as unjust to
those of opposite politics, it was never
believed that it was so intentionally.
Mr "limner did not edit a sensational
-r . 1 : a V.:,l tko
paper, it was more uieusnig w muc
f., nits Via an.w than to nubl-ish them, and
iuui v r
he never flauuted the scandalous and in
fifteen t before the public he did not seek
to popularize his paper by demoralizi
its readers.
It is to me a melancholy reflection that
with Mr. Bruner passed away, as well as
I can now recollect, the last of those who
were active business men in Salisbury
when I first made my home in Rowan
county, forty-seven years ago ; but it is
consoling to feel assured that the path
of the deceased was that of the just, that
" shinetb more and more uuto the pcr
ffte.t dav." that his memory will not fade
j -
istence.
As Others See Us.
We copy the following from a letter in
a Kentucky paper, dated at Salisbury,
March 14th, 1890 :
Salisbury might properly be termed
Forest City. So many large old elms
liuiug either side of the streets. The
principal streets are double the width of
those in Paris. Gas and water-works and
nice fountains would give you an idea
that this is a modern city ; but the streets
are bad and business bouses are ugly-
looking. No walks except saud, which
are well enough except in times of much
rain. I am told the streets have been
worked. It is necessary to tell one.
There are many beautiful trame dwellings
of modern stvle and lovely grounds. A
few streets that are beantilully shaded
the stick of Broadaway, his skull being
cracked. He leaves a wife and three
. ii i i ,i
nuitvi i ennui uii. , . . , ii
, , . . ' - are so worthy of imitation by all
Broadaway anuounced his intention of J
! a. T : . :..:.. Vitmcnlf
un to the sher ff. and told our mformant a 1
f U-,a . Kt. .l.tM rftnnrt. savs he has fled. BY PROF. A. W. MANGUM, D. !., OF CHASL
VlllO x - vw. - J J I
crossing the river and telling the ferrj
man to tell any one making inquiries
aL-a L.r.iawTT;ni Klticr!nor tn the nWint him .W. lift had Pone the other WATCHMAN a sinceie
lllUb Mil lb Ul tUC 111" uvivugi-f, " " " " a - . . , . a u;
L I V . uZ kiui. ii,i .. ute to its late editor, whose friendship
isances.
North Carolina had three representa
tires in this year's graduating class of
Jefferson Medical College, at Philadel
phia, C. W. Corriher, of China Grove,
was one.
W learn that Gold Hill, or rather
and will make fine drives as soon as
from the minds of those who knew him spring starts ihc dead limbs into newness
best, and that his virtues and example oiiue.
box plants line the front
walks and flower gardens in many places.
There are a great many manufacturing
interests here tobacco, corn, &c, &c,
and then a very fine brick cotton factory.
Thev run day and night nearly the year
round. It is liuhted with electricity and
I desire to place in the columns of the they have a contrivance to sprinkle the
and grateful trib- noors to cooi me aimosineiu. oixr.,
OI eiecil lCliy, mat w wiu, jicuu, ,1..,...
tnwn this month : he had been out to
U
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Furniture, Piano and Organ Dealer,
Charlottb, N. C.
J.W.BOSTIAN
BIG DRY GOODS AKD GROCERY m
STORE COMBINED. i.
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Out shelves are
right along with
filling
s
PRINCx
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XOODS
up
HILL.
Affin hits and the same offered for -sale
hi Loudon, Eng.
The attention of all persons indebted
4o the estate of J. J. Bruner, deceased, is
called to the executors' notice
A Word About Advertising the Town.
Mr . L. H. W hi te, a representati ve of the
New York TPbrfd and a very pleasant
:v !.;, eentleman. met some of the members ot
a u v u . j w
iMue. All Buch persons will please
settlement at once.
make tne Chamber of Commerce last Tuesday
night at the Mayor's othec.
Mr. White's object was to get the town
We learn that the Greensboro I atrwt, hntereS:ted to the extent of having Salis-
nnder the management of Col. J. C Tip- bury written up for publication in the
ton, is to be issued as a daily,but it is not jpor jje that a World corres
decided yet whether it will be a morning pon(jeut jja(i written up Asheville, Win
or an evening paper. - ston, and Greensboro, and pointed to
The Brat invoice of music was received them as showing the results of the work,
by the Choral Union this week. The The cost of the write-up was to be $300
members have their respective parts- in per column. There were so few members
hand, and will practice in concert at present that no action could be had, but
the next regular meeting. Mr. White said he would go around and
, " tm, see all the members privately.
nev. J.J. .enn, ine rroiuiug ji-a
of the Salisbury District preached two
excellent sermons at the Methodist
church on Sunday, being the occasion of
the second quarterly meeting.
The drug firm of Kluttz & Co. are
havine a vehicle made suitable for a
The best advertisement a town can
have is well-filled advertising columns in
all its local papers. Outsiders will see
I
ftniovftr) for so manv vears and whose
j j i i
memory I so tenderly cherish now that
he is gone.
A peculiar fondness for an editor's
office, especially amid the excitement of
those eventful days, doubtless led to my
familiar acquaintance with Mr. Bruner in
the early part of 1861. My first recollec
tion of his office dates as early as the 13th
of April in that year, I called in to get
the latest news from Charleston. Well
do I remember Hon. Nathaniel Boyden's
exclamation when. he read in the morn
ing paper the telegram announcing the
firing on Fort Sumter. With great em
phasis and feeling ho exclaimed : " We
.w im.mi.m1' We aro ruined! We are
ruined ! "
The same eagerness for the news during
tne stormy times of ray residence in Sal
isbury, made me a frequeut visitor to the
little table on which lay the Watch
man's exchanges. How kind aud indul-
finld Hill, in this (Rowan) county (nro-
nnnnepd Ko-wan). lie said it was me
hftst nrosnect he had seen : that North
. L ..-fc al
Carolina was the richest hem in rne
United States. He is here to unloose the
troublesome mvsterv of separating the
gold from some alloy that has baffled the
seekers after weaun in raiiuug. yiw
nnsM tn use electrieitv. He has rented
1 : -i-- 1
Stvles lovely! Prices low
White Goods, a Specialty!
We carry a full line of
SHOES, - HATS, - CARPETS
STRAW - MATTING,
CROCKERY . and v TINWAKE.
Very Respectfully,
J. W. BOSTIAX.
MANSION HOUSE
MODEL LAUNDRY,
GREENVILLE, S. 0.
1
SENT EVERY MONDAY, DELIVERED SAT
URDAY A. M.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LADIES
WORK.
OFFICE at MORGAN'S STUDIO.
NOTICE to PENSIONERS!
Copies of the law for the relief of cer
tin nlriiprs. etc.. with Rules and Regu
rooms for one year iiTCharlotte, 45 miles iations adopted by the State Board of
rt ma v Hft is nuito deaf aud also very na A b1n.uk forms on which to
profane. make application, have been received by
The most beautifully kept cemetery I m enr the use of such soldiers and wul-
have ever seen is near the railroad in the QWS 0f soldiers who lost their livesduring
cnhiirhs. Eleven thousand and seven tu itfi war between the htate-
hundred Federal soldiers are buried guch soldiers and widows of soldiers as
there; a large shaft and also flag-pole are entitled to pensions under said law
with the stars and stripes. It is a resort are hereby notified that their application
for young people and aged, too. A one- must D0 filed with the County Comrais-
armed soldier cares for the dead and lives sioners, on or before the first Monday of
beautiful bricfcr vine-ciau nouse juv jn eacn year
V
LARGEST STOCK
OF FIRMTIM !
EVER BROUGHT
TO SALISBURY!
AND AT PRICES WHICH YOU
NEVER DREAMED OF BEFORE.
DON'T BUY BEFORE SEEING
WHAT I HAVE AND GETTING
MY PRICES." I CAN AND WILL
SELL AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE
IN NORTH CAR0LINNA IF A
GOOD STOCK & HONEST DEAL
ING WILL MAKE A SUCCESS
- IUL BUSINESS, I SHALL
HAVE IT.
G. W. WRIGHT.
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ASSIGNEE
at.!- A ...111 nnna Baa 4hfcf iYlCi nitlTPUB
lUlSiluunm i . u, ,,;rr.-m hia mi ot.
haVe I : XXUW UUUVIW aa. -l-v.
welcome and undemonsiraiive couries :
are alive and pushing. If you
money to spend for this purpose, spend
it with your home papers they all need
drummers outfit, and will introduce t bad enouch and it will all come back
their proprietary Medicines in the rural to you agajn ; besides the advertising you
districts, through this medium. get for it will do you more good than
The granite and mineral interest of anything that may be spent in a northern
Dana's Mountain is claiming a share of paper. There is no telling how much
attention now. We expect to see every money nas oeeu iuuy
treet in Salisbnry paved with that best eru towns in northern papers
of all granite, for the purpose, within five mgn time io can a uaiv.
years from date.
Tn t hA latter oart of the war. I
. . a 11 11-111 ', n..i.nni. ,!
called voiiurcu a uauuvi.
be' 'an
in a
within the gates. I may get this too
lengthy, but I must tell you of our
schools. Grandpa Blair and other revo
lutionists should come this way and have
their eyes opened. But as the sorcerer in
scripture, " When the Apostle cast the
devils out of the young girls, by whom
the sorcerer made his living." iviayDeine
Blairs and Reeds would not thanK any
one for opening their eyes aud thereby
ruin their stock in trade, lwo largeanu
17th March, 1890.
HORATIO N. WOODSON,
Register of Deeds.
$10,000.80
to edit, and he to publish, a little paper elegant four story brick colleges ana
This handsome iwo-siory name .v,...,
meet vour eyes at tne euge oi town,
and it is
brought me into very close relations with normal achotl aud a graded Rowan county, adjoining the
him. Soon after the war he assisted me Khool. For what? Why, the repubh- S iwSt
.. j:ai iu.i. Kir ,v,;k ...ni ,., fnr whitx. of course, can and others, containing ivo w.
natieilllV III CUUIIIU awwia. nuivu viaus wm oaaj iui v.. ...... , -- -
1 . . . . I ,r. :i 11 tknc.A frliinrc nrA fnr the
in I veruy nu mwc ut"ft
poor black man. The wniies are seem
ingly contented with a graded school,
and I hear there is a small select school.
The Sam Jones Meetings will com
mence in Charlotte op April 24th. Re
duced rates on the railroad will be given
from Salisbury and it is probable that
many of our citizens will embrace this
-opportunity of hearing Rev. Sam.
Ten thousand dollarsjudiciously spent
on the streets of Salisbury would be a
better advertisement for the town than
one hundred columns of silly gush in the
World, and it would be an advertisement
was published under his supervision.
nroiisional visits to balisburv since
J . . . . 1
the war, it has been almost a ruie wun
me to call upon the Watchman the first
day after my arrival. It was a great
privilege to enter his sanctum, look again
;af hia honest ceiiiul face, and receive
1 U W " w O
SALE OF LAND !
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Rowan county in the case of
Wilson Kesler against J. B. irexier aim
others, T will sell at the Court House door
in Salisbury on Monday, the 7th day of
April, 1890, atpublic sale, the following
iLoiiiori ra f.Rtate.to-wit: Situate iu
UCovi iwvw w i ,
tne iuiiu.s ui
lifi -Mor
nrrpfl more
lYO t tilt iti 1 1 HIM- I Ull UlllllUL, w
an .v j '
or less. terms casu.
This 3d day of March, 1890.
WILSON KESLER,
Commissioner
worth of Dry Goods to be sold at and
below New York Cost. v
This is the biggest Dry Goods Sale
ever offered to Salisbury and now
is your time to save money.
20:t.s.
Faith P. O., Rowan county, N. C,
March 29th, 1890.
fjj Wnlrhman : Frick's Farmer's Al-
.J-t. ww ' . . 11
liance No. 1381 had a picnic and puonc
speaking to-day. A large crowd was in
A Rich Mineral Find.
James Morns, of this county,
TIia far siirMwt mnnKV mnkincf men of
f--T." B .7! . . . ,1 Mr.
balasbury are not idle in these days oi , own one d av this week sev
real estate speculation, but have invested eraj specimens of gold ore, taken from
-and are realitinc handsomely on theifive different veins. The ore was in-
t- I mm r T 1 l . . . I ImiifnK
-a i-Kwne Ha. snected DV Mr. jonn lxewis, o iwvci,
Col., who is nere lor me puijiuao
prospects of a dozen
coming
states.
his brotherly greeting, as that welcoming
IJ on1 If U'A 1 rif HM ;t(I Vf.l LlaClliCilV i- ... i urtfi If IIM lll-tlLV.
"r - " , "lei smile, that it is so pleasant to rememoer, - - f table was 126 feet long
maiwoumauuo " UlaVed upon his lip and sparkled in his " d fi,,ed with the best the country af
forded, and there was plenty to spare
- . j a j . i Tha Knar, nf rrtfr nrevauea mruuKnuuv
say he was one oi tne aounuwt uuu r- - . Mr DrakCi nnd
characters I have met in life. fr" ant String Rand. Prayer by Rev.
M ivia a. (rnnerous friend. 10 was a nKum roAphes bv J. D. A. r ish-
v ' " O .Ml. awaai a. . I ' - .
r npvinrr 5ntArritv. In soecco sr ri-Asifont. Rev. Mr. Cohnrn, Jir. c. a
Uli.il l ""'"'J O-'-rf- - ar "lt". IT ' a a T:l Hlnnpr
i j i : l.. VnHihaw it nnii j. a. r isuci .
I V.' Sim Hllli'IIiai 1 U1JU w v a a a . - -- - - . ,
a- ' w. 0 , w -
As n. e.itizen. he was ever loyal to what
of lo-
ciues w in mis auu j.u.aa - . Jn this section fora large hA he.iieved to be the public good. As a
company of northern capitalists. Mr. j mmb church, he impreaaed me
the
I . - lL. '
- . . . r..nnAiiit raa irii wiifi'iiiii'ii 111 till, i .
We are mrprM to learn, says the 1!? "u V ond savs that as a man whose constant watchword was
Btatesville Landmark that Capt. Charles if a., mines are developed the ore will duty.
Price is in Washington City throwing yield one thousand dollars to the toiv.J x am glad that we exchanged messages
ohatftlps in tha f th eonfirmation Mr. Morris says that the veins are -arge, . . friendship but a short time
; " I j a 1 a l, ,wl.. nf ftni nf nr rJin nft I
- of Cellector Eaves. What business is it " "u i,5,h nre lo- before his death. God bless his memory
of we Democrats whether heis confirmed obout twelve miles from Ruther- that it may be an inspiration to faithtui-
.a 1 m- r . T " lit mIaU r K -v tnSnAtt I . . 1 .
Speeches by Dr. D. Ried Parker, ot 1 un
ity College, and Rev. R. F. Croocks.
Vn hu.ii a hue aav. a laisc uun,
a good time, a,nd some good speaKing,
which we thinK win cause a biv
good to the Alliance cause.
-r m nr.. . ...... l Ua..'v
J. A. HUH, VUi.uv-J-
Heavy Snow in New York State.
Solice to Creditors and Bete.
tT,-in mmlified as Administrator on
ua oao. of A. L. White, deceased, all
persons having claims against the estate
of the said A. L. White are hereby noti
nrospnt the same to me on or be
fore the 28th day of February, 1891, or
au: nwKUvill he. nlend ill bar of their
11113 1JVW- I , , , . . i
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will; please make prompt payment.
This 26th Feb y, iyu.
T. J. WHITE, Adm'r,
ig-Ql Concord, N. C.
nTTHCMPSOH & CO.
MANUFACTUREKS,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, ork
Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning,
The dress goods stock and trimmings is still comploie and
embraces many Spring goods at half their value.
15 doz. Warner's and C. P. Corsets left. Buy at cost and
save 50 per cent, profit. - .
25 doz. White Shirts left, some below N. Y. jcost. Sumiij
is coming, buy while you can saye from 50c. to $1 on the shirt.
The largest and finest stock of Jerseys frffiii 50c. to $2.33,
will be sacrificed from this on.
1512 line vyuiH-o, gwi
$3 on each grade. This is something every lany nceupr cpr; :.:;
$000- worth of Ribbons, that are worth 25 per cent,
ban when bought, now 10 per cent, less than X. Y. cost.
All Millinery Goods 25 per cent, less than X. Y. cost.
AND
or not?
Mr. J. B. Lanier has bofcun tho erec
tion of a roller flouring mill on his pos
sessions, opposite t,he dept. The build
ing will be three-stories, nd although
builtof wood will be an imposing struc-
uire. Thus Salisbury is progressing
fnrdton. Mr. Lewis will visit tne mines w;th all his friends ana reiauves
in a few days, and report to hi company ye Mm
tne result oi nis nuu uuu. xt
Banner.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS
DEALERS IX
The death of Mr. J. J. Bruner, editor
of the Salisbury Watchman " Father
Bruner" of the State press casta a
81. The .k.jnw nf sAdnms and sorrow over the
Ampersand, Saranac Lake, N. Y.,
March 30. Suow has fallen ueresieiiuny
: -ctAaxr Thprft is now more than
NHVU 1 U'-J. - " -T . ... I -, -n ! a J
15 inches on the ievei. uu...K steam Lnffiaes ana uouers, Dieam auu
i i n;hf Th b t ho nenvieti tuu,vv i . -r-,.
.. r '
This the heavies
storm in many years.
NYACK, N. Y., Marcii du. a wni.
.in,l.tr.rm tho WOrSt It 111807 Years,
prevailed alone the lower Hudson today
I a a faTfA. There was also
A Jail Destroyed.
I III UUVl v r I nrH.VH IKU ttlUIIK. v
PwTivavTTf p W CV. IVfsirch SI. -The I .wJa f nmAnmmm and sorrow over the I a feared. There
without mueh fuss but step by step in a county jail at Wentworth, this county , itorial profession. This good man, who a blinding fall of snow.
ubstantial wav. - L w""vJ."t rnT-raai was for so many years m harness, was
Capt. Ben Marsh's little dog "ftevHias rescued after considerable difficult-- just the Nestor of the State press and the RI.RAIVidAY,
r."HW"" . . hfK. nioknf t.imA. Rut for the Hercu- .n-r mpmbers of the profession had iVIii IV a- m-m,w" w
lauiiiiai uuicvv ca va v iu" --
Steam Fitting?, Shafting, Pulley Hangers
ALSO
Machinery of all kinds repaired on
SHORT NOTICE.
Mar. 15,'88. J
rcu- ..ftiinirer members of the profession
there . i a him witb affection and
l!arilCX IU laatai'
Sinoerelv eneved by the
BTOaBOXT DENTIST,
Uan aifnia nf BAVPTA Citizens.
many vears. followinc his master where- u l.. u... a KnrriklA hnlloeaust.
1. 7 I HUUItt UCIf v ivvf mw w w " I a,
J.r be nx He ufortunly go The court house building was save, on,, ' ted , hi, offere his profeasional fervkee to the peo-
aom ot a aose intenaea lor some omw pjr me Uvniuic uh-iiu - rKaa ole of Rowan ant aajoininR ww.
canine, which sent him forthwith to the blowing at the time. Tto prisoners will son, Mr T. K. Bruner, and the ofttj Room No, it Smithdeal Row
Dhf. Trh oil mvwlHiM io. "Rex" oe wnen iuurwuwiu iirH... .v,. famuyi tne assurance oi uur I" Fiaher street. Salisbury,
. v. . -v, x i v ' r " O 1 AxJ . a.... Ann l-wrt. AfPPft II . I
STOP
on
I. , . 1 I 1 1 . U aaAfiiAil
SCRATCHING !
n-..o t .v-.uxvivr. Ci bk for Itcii never fails
TI KUIK
in i minutes or money re
to enre anj v
funded. For sale by
KTKEKK. lAA.rs s v...
21:lm. iUB,"J' " "
40 Rolls of Jeans, all wool filling, cost 28 to .,2 cents; ink
your choice for 25 cents. 1 hese goods arajenenp ai ouc. anu ui
pay you to buy fqr next winter.
BED TICK.
now 154; all
gratlc s
The best Feather Tick wortli 2o cent
from 5 cents up.
Table Damasks, red and whiter-at just half what you can
buy them elsewhere.
ThP -arcounts due O. B. Van Wyck must be paid, or ?ati, H
x... AMAnmm0nfm!iuo nbout them, in the next ten day
IU1 Ul iailK,.ivwa" '
:i -r.RE SrOVERMA
V
Asisiirnoe
S3 ; 2m
H x JSewsfUOserrer.
a, -. it ir -x t l.' r tppnui" n u new hi tu uu cuvw..
sympathy. no Topic.