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Carolii.a Watchman. LOCAL. !Esubscription rates of The Carolina TSun advance, , - $1.50 1 Myaicut del"" y mo,,ti!H F TltUItSDAY,' NOV. 27 1890. .l,e Watchman in issued a day aliead ,.iine this week on account of Thanks giving The Methodist church at Fayetteville, tfl delcgatiau with the remains of pr. Bobbit. Dia you ever -ee prett ier wtather than wLich we haye hxn haviug for the jm-o or three weeks. Mr B. 8' Sumner and Miss Sophie ' tr are to be niarricd.l his evening at jt'dotk. Our congrotulat oind ft sometimes pay a to raise dogs as well pother live stock. Mi. Miltou Brown JU a pointer on Tuesday for $375. Uev. C. Wi By id, former pastor of the jjjbodiJt cbureh at Salisbury, now sta tiuned at fayetteville, was here this The fu st soil ee of the adacadeinic year of the Neavjj music school took place W Friday Jiighi. It was Welt attended greatly enjoyed., Cbas. Safrit of this county killed an Wonnous hawk last Friday morning, jt measured four leet and two inches .cross the wing?. The Concord Standard is showing its waWurtee bv having a stenographer rt- rl Ujc ptotecaings oi m . v.. I. 4a Ilia vi'oolr Couference ai - Fai1h p. .0. in Litaker township sent .. . "Lll Tnovirlnv Mr. J. T. in its ursi " Wvatt has the contract for carrying the B.ail lhrctimcs a week to Salisbury. Hervkes will be held on Thanksgiving day at the Presbyterian and Episcopal Kh'urehes. 'A collection fc, the orphau BBWiHbc taken up at the Presbyterian. Key. J- Murdoch will conduct a mivsion in Asheville commencing Dec. 1st'. The Asheville Citizen pays him a high compliment in its issue oi last Mon- uav. C. J. Hulin, formerly of Durham, N. C, lias located here and will manufac ture marble and granite monuments, in fect will open a tirst class marble and grauite works. Miss Linda Rumple and Miss Bessie Krider assisted at a musical rectial v the K ngs Daughters at Concord Ust Friday night. The procceus wen- given to the poor. Everything ' regard to the new enter prises for Salisbury, spoken of in List .week'iAT( HMAN,is getting along tiice- 4y and several others are spoken of very eocouragingly. The fire proof vaults in the court Louse are vetv nearly completed, they are both of good size find will add great ly to the safety of t lie court records and tither court house documents. Somejof our grocers have received cir culare from wholesale houses announc ing an rudvance on canucd goods and lardiii cans, due to the increased duty on tin under the McKinley bill. Tiie opening German of the season ,ll be fciven Friday night Nov. 28th at tthe St James Hotel complimentary to the young ladies hy the Old Hiekory Or-, eriestrti. Those who trip the fantastic toewe cordially invited. Morgan will not gOUntil the rush is over. From now until he leaves he will give a large portrait to any one that lias lad or should get six cabinet photos oi Wm. Herfnrnishes tho fiame for $3.00. hoyouVant this Christmas gift? A special meeting of Concord Presby tery is called to convene in the Presby tc rian church of Statesvi lie, ou Monday, bee. 8, at 8 o'clock pi. m.. to grant a let lr of dismission to l$ev..J. P. Marion to Pr&bytcry of Bethel, Si C, if the way be dear. ' . . - A. social train -of six ears filled with delegates from the W. C. T. U. Conven- tioo at Atlanta passed through Salisbury lt Thursday night. During the stop tthe depot they sang several selections nd were congratulated on the good wk thoy were doing. Bslbjuury i p gef ti ug quite a reputnt ion a huntiug ground for e-possums, even older citizens take a hand in. Mr. f8- H. Wiley caught a fine one in the old Murphy school house last week- and Mr. J-B. MeNeely caught a "whale of one" " his back yard last Monday night. we understand that Peg Leg Williams kh the .State aud. that he will be in this eihborhood looking for exoduster. be 're long. The are quite a number in Salisbury that would not be missed and is hoped that sufficient inducements iU bo offered them to induce them to wave. The Rtanly Observer says the Yadkin ilroad is fast approaching the county Ihi mi. . t ne convicts are bow grading on Mdes of town, a mile to the north The treasurer of the Piedmont Allian. a and Indu.rsal Uuion Fair Ass.-: ttinn has set Saturday the 6h day of D,-cem-ber a.s the dat for puviug all premiums which w ere awardel at the Alliance fair aud wi'.l luet tie exhibitors in Salisbury on that date Tlajcco smoke ha n way of ettMjrfn to a room aud giving it a peculiar odor that sometimes cannot be removed by air i lie. One who h.i ciifluwul ,.r. w . w v 1 1 x, S VVVUi meudthata)ailof water in which a handful of hay is soaking be left in the room for an honr or so. At the end of that time the smell will have entirely disappeared. As all evidence of the ci gar or pipe can be removed so readily me men can smoke fn whatever room they please, provided they will place the pan oi water in position when thev are leaving. In the Hands of Swindlers. The ConcordTiuies of hut week says: Mr. F. E. Harris, of near Heilie's Mills, went to Salisbury last Wednesday and went home $12 out of pocket, with nothing but a worthless watch to show- where his money went. While standing at the depot there he was approached by a well dressed young man, who, almost in tears, besought him to loan him gome money to get home on. Me said he had just had $100 stolen from him at Spartan burg, and seemed all broke up about it. He only wanted enough money to buy a ticket to Chattanooga, his home. Mr. Harris told him he was sorry but be could not accommodate him. He then wanted to sell hfm a watch and chain which cost him $80, he said, for $12, but Harris did not buy, So after leaving him, Harris was accosted by another young man, who asked him if the other fellow didn't want to sell him a watch. On receiving an affirmative answer, he told Harris that the watch was a good one, and that he would give him $5 for th chain if he would buy wateh and chain. Harris then went to the first j'oung man and bought the property for $12; That is the last be has secu of the swiudiers or his money. The two young men live in Salisbury,and are no doubt partners in this business. The watch and chain proved to be utterly worthless. A Case of Abduction. The Charlotte Chronicle tells of a case of abduction in this county as follows. David A. Coley, of Salisbury was in the city yesterday in search of his daugh ter Luolu, who, he says, was abducted trom his residence near Salisbury on Ahc 18th instant by B. H. Wood: Mr. Coley sought the advice of 'Squire Maxwell yesterday evening, giving him the fol lowing facts in regard to the affair: Wood, it seems, lives six miles northwest of Salisbury, has a wife and au ununified daughter about 16 years old. Mr. Coley .s Wood'ssou-in-law, haying married his eldest daughter about tour years ago. Mr. Coley was up in Wilkes couty, after apples, aud returned home three days after the abduction. He started immed iately iu pursuit of Wood, and succeeded iii tracing bim within four miles of Char lotte, near Dr. Irviu's where he was seen Friday night. Nothing has since been ucard of him, or any trace' discovered as to his whereabouts. Wood is a man ol about 50 yeare of age, weighs 180 pounds, stooped shoulder?, brown hair, blue eyes, and drives a poor white horse, in u wagon. He had three kegs of whiskey iu the wagon. The girl whom he abducted is eleven years old, has fair skin with few freckels, light sandy; curly hair, deep blue eyes, is slender, and was dressed in a dark woolen dress with red trimming on the front of it. Mr. Coley offers a liberal reward for any knowledge iu regard to his daugh ter's whereabouts, and will continue the search for lie r. The Alliance Fair. The Alliance fair closed last Thuf -day and was, tsiking veiy thing in eunsidera tioa, :i big success for a first fair and on new grounds. The exhibits were good und the attend ance was very fair. Nothing happeued to mar ihe pi ensure of either the visitor or exhibitors aud the duties of the judges were performed in a business like and satisfactory manner. Below we give the first p remit in awards, but in justice to many exhibitors we would add that the managers awarded first premiums only in those cases where there were two or more exhibits. In many cases exhibits received second premiums for this reason when in all probability had there been competition they would have received first premium. DEPARTMENT A. lbu. White corn, Caleb Canup, Salisbury 100 ears of corn, lbu. lied oats, lbu. ground peas lbu. Irish potatoes Alex Peeler Pumpkins, F. It. L. Shaver, lbu. White oats, A. M. Cruse, lbu. Red wheat, J. M. Hairison, Leaf tobacco, H. F. Budcul, Sorgum, Mrs. J. A. Eddleman, C. Grove Turnips, Paul Barriuger, China Grove. DEPARTMENT B. olhs. Butter, Mrs. J. A. Tbomason, Zeb Jelly, Mrs. K. J. Halt am, Salisbury Canned fruit, " 51 bs. Hard soap, F. R. L. Shaver, " Jar of Catsup, Miss M. M. Owens, " Jar Apples, Miss Fannie Dunham " Jelly Cake, Miss Blauch Beard " -Fruit Cake; Mrs. Oweu Bishop 44 Apple Jelly, Mrs. J. A. Fisher, " Sample Butter, J. A. McCubbius Pickles, Mrs. J. A. Eddleman, C Grove. it tt t Alpha Salisbury tt tt tt Rev. Dr. Bobbitt Dead. The remains or of Rev. W. H. Bobbitt D. D., who died at at Fayetteville ou Saturday were brought to Salisbury Monday and deposited in the English Cemetery beside the grave of his wife. Funeral services were held at the Meth odist church wh'eh was appropriately drooped- in mourning. Remarks upon the life of the deceased were made by Presiding Elder J. J. Wren of the Salis bury, aud S.-D. Adams of the Greensboro Districts, and the pastor Rev-. T. W. Guthrie. Dr. Bobbitt served this Dis trict as Presiding Elder for the term Of four years, beginning in 1885, and hav ing his home here made a host of friends who Were made sad at the announce ment of his death. We gather from the Twin City Daily the following informati on regarding the life and work of this good man: Rev. William H. Bobbitt, D. D., was born near tho town of Littleton iu Hali fax county, in 1825 and received a good, high school training in the inst i tut ions of that section. When only thirteen years of age he consecrated himself to God, and that day bean an era of christian fervor that only ended ere his life's flame flickered -out. In 1847, at the age ot twenty -two ho joined the North Corolina Couferenee Cake, M. J. Haltam, DEPARTMENT C. Keg Vinegar, Mrs. J. A. Tbomason, Zeb Bottle grape wine, Mrs. J. A. Eddleman 2 year old Concord wine J. P. Patterson Catawb i wine, 4 Collection, T, P. Johnson, Salisbury DEPARTMENT K. Hair flowers, Miss Ella Kluttz.O. Church Zepher flowers " . " I'diow shams, Miss Carrie Murphy Sal, Tydies, Airs. Oweu Bishop, Beaded wrap, Mrs. Juo Beard, ' Bed scarf, Mrs. B. 11. Cowan, ' Knit eouuterpane, Mrs. R J Haltam 4 Uuder clothing " 4 Patch quilt, Miss Mary Howard Piano cover, Mrs. P. P. Merouey Rag carpet, Mrs. F. R. L. Shaver Worsted quilt, Mis. Juo Beard, " Samples lace, Mrs. J.R.Whiehaid " , DEPARTMENT E. Mule colt 12 mos, II . M. Gooduight, Of Lenta: ' : ' Farm horse, J. E. Blaek welder, of Concord. Mule colt G mos, Elijah Miller, Lipe. Jack 3 years. Hoiisiou aud Stewart. .Stallion 1 year, J. M. Harrison, of Mill Bridge. Brood mare, J. M. Harrison, of Mill Bridge, Colt, 18 mos, G. M. Misenhcim, of Salisbury. . - . - : Harness horse, II. W. Conner, of Sal isbury. " DEPARTMENT F. Delaine sheep, R. J. Haltam, of Sali. bury. . Jersey milch cow, J. M. Harrison, Mi. 1 Bridge. t . . Jersey Heifer. J. M. Hani son, Mill Bridge. Jersey calves, J. M. Harrison, Mill Bridge: Merino Buck, R.J. Haltam Salisbury. Graded cow, M. V. Couuer, Salisbury. Heifer, M: V. Cjuuer, Salisbury. Bull, O. W. Atwell, Salisbury. DEPARTMENT U. Trio Djmiuivues, R. J. Haltam, Salis bury. Plymouth Rocks, O. W. Atwell, Salisbury. Court. Court adjmrnMllast Friday having been in sess'.'n ouiy three da s, as oi e lay w.m given up to tiio Fair. Ab. Ht thirty cae of criminal actions were eon tin ued on aeeoiliit of the defen dente not being found in the county and a twj cases of the same nature nol pros with leave was entered. The following are the cases in which there was a conviction: State vs Pink Day and Israel Simmons, gambliVig, guilty, judemcnt suspended as to Day, Simmons three months iu jail with leave for the couuiy Couiiuissiouers to hire him out for eo&is. State vs Paul Taylor a. & h., guilty, judgement suspended on payment of costs. State vs J. A. Bostian, a. A b., guilty, fined $25.00. Sta e vs Harriett Maxwell, Peta Max well and Francis Maxwell, keeping dis orderly house, guilty, judgement sus pended as to Reta Maxwell, Fr: BO and Harriett twelve months in con ty jai sentence to take eCcct iu thirty t.i found iu the State. - ' State vs R. P. Roseman, a. & b., guilty, fined $100. A ppealed to Supreme Court. State vs T. J. Safrit, removing crop, T. C. Watson prosecutor. Watson to pay cost of action. ' ' ( State ys C. C. Krider and Cbas. Wood ruff, affray, guiltyjudgemcut suspended. State vs Henry Dobsou, false pretence guilty, six mouths in jail with leave to hire out for costs. . : State vs. W, C Fraley and Win. Har rison affray, guilty, $10 each. ' State vs Chas. Cuuble, James Muse and Tom Bringle, larceny, guilty. Cau ble and Muse 12 months iu jail with leave to hire out after 4 months for cost, judgement suspended as to Bringle. State vs G. T. Keen, housebreaking, guilty, judgement suspended. State vs Sam Jones, manslaughter, guilty, 20 years iu penitentiary. State vs E. E. Kyser, Louis Heck, C. J. Adams and Robert Dempster, gamb ling (on fair grounds,) guilty, lined $12.50 each, judgement suspended as to two other parties iu same action ou payment of costs. No civil cases were tried. Farnell Re-Elected. L don, Nov. 35. The mcctifc of the Panic ite member of the li.-use of C m mons trior to the reassemii.iug of lur liamei.t, was held to-day. Theie was a u almost complete a.teiid.tnee of the mem bers on this side of the Atlantic. Mr. Paruell, as he entered wasr. c ived with repeated cheers, aud many of the members darted f mad to grasp his band. He looked calm ami self-possessed and called the meeting to order iu his usual tor.e. He was unanimously re elected cuairmuu, und speeches were made by Mr. Seltou and othci expressing the confidence of the Irish party iu their leader, and urging him to retain h s place in ihe parly iu the House of Commons. Mr. Parnell replied brle.ly, without any direct allusion to the atttacks upon him. He thanked the members for their continued confidence, and said that iu obedience to their will and that of the Irish people, he would remain at their head and labor to the best of his ability for the cause of homo rule in Ireland. The announcement was received with repeated cheers. The Irish members will deeply resent any assult upon Mr. Parnell in the House, and nnswer it bv allusions to the illegitimate children of J he late King William IV an 1 other noted instances of English depiavity in high places. The speaker it is understood, will take stringent measure to prevent any allusions of a persoual character. Lowrie TtoTTglit to be in The Moun tains oi western North Carolina. Washington, D. C. Nov. 22. Attor Niey Gen'l Miller has decided that a re ward be offered for the arrest of Rich Lowrie, who is accused of beinir an ac complice iti the killing last Summer of k,oi rorsyth then in charge of the Dodge lta iiauon in ueorgia wnich nad be-n the subject or litigation, and fiuully decided in favor of Dodge. Ho was an import, ant government witness in the cases ris ing out of litigation aud was shot while sitting with his family. An investigation by the Department of Justice developed the fact, that Lowrie had been hired to '1? d f i State News. Montgomery Vidette: Mr.JT. L. Jen kius, through the efforts of our excellent Congressmen, Hon. John S. Henderson, has secured au appointment to West Point. StatesviUe Landmark; It is announced that the pension warrants will be sent out by the State Auditor on the 80th inst. to the various registers of deeds, who, under the new law, will deliver them to pensioner. Raleigh Visitor: From present indi cations there is a pressing necessity for an enlargement of the Insane Asylums of the State, and the General Assembly will no doubt be asked to make liberal appropriations for the purpose;"' This M3&&1 Business. Asheville Cieizeo. It is said that Weldon is to have the largest cotton-factory in the state, and that work will probably commence on it as soon as the canal is completed. The Newton Spoke works have put up their new machinery and ure now li nich ing spokes at their works. They get the fiioest hickory in the country. Chatham Record: The stockholders of the Pittsborb Kuittiug company have held their first meeting aud duly organ ized, according to the terms of their charter. Lenoir Topic: Hugh Gowyn has been for several mouths at Blowing Rock, tu perinteuding the work of tweuty-five car penters iu building the Green Park hotel, a structure of sixty rooms. A syndicate of Philadelphia capitalists have purchased the extensive quarries o; fine buildiug browu stone which was re cently discovered in Moore county, and w.ll do v el ope it on a large scale. Wadesboro Messenger-Intelligencer : Some extensive additions have recently been made to me plant of the Wadesboro browu stone quarry. Two new gangs of saws and au tmmeuse 15-tou derrick have just been placed iu posilin. kill rorsyth. In the meantime he ha nod from the State and is now raid tn j :. . iir:il anu was appo.uteu u.o croup Fof the flrat twent Jays off hh month, 1 i ii 1 c . . r.. II.. .1 .. nx 1 wuercTre laoorcu lauuiuuv aim cmcieui,-1 WUich meaus only beveuteen working lv. Since that time the bishop scut him ! days, V. iuke, isoiis & Co., consumed to th'be.st circuits and most important , VOUO.OOU lu's aud 100,000 o's ciguiette r ,1 - m I j s.amps, making a total of 300.C a .lUUllil Ul v " , ' let...nla (. . r , . i , , . i I I . ,i I, .1 . .. .. .1.. .. ... 1 "O 1 -T- ' ' j m . ! 7 ti j gtmups less thana half mile to the south. It i where bis people loyed and esteeme.l is 600 s ow only a question of a few weeks, non.h perhaps, until all will be ready WHhU poiut for cross ties and iron. . The Davie Tim Clem es says Master Hugh fit, on of Capt. W. A. Clement of him as a man fervent m spirit and of A nnnnct l.iutl- TlVPIlt V-t.lV'A VMrS Afflt r-v . .V Z a T Charlotte Xeu-s: There are Fomc big he was a presiding elder, and when ho-! hearted men iu charlotte. It has ju,t was liiiuij supciaiaiuwu hicj j leaked out mat a warm Hearted imr feel its heavy loss. Now he is cone from us. His fclmnt has been paying the salary oi a 1 V . . tfc klMM - 1,8 Place, went to Salisburv a few davsl Now he is gone from us. His gem I . . ..i,iid... RkI u,.a 0and had a tumor, which had formed '-l. ge.itle actions and loving counsel a cla.- of thirty-five. Iu auother uri "his shoulder, removed. Dr White- i will be missed, and huudrods of children of the city, this merchant has been opt r- Wk of Salisbu'ry, performed the opera-'tb run 4uout the State will jJn with us in auugaMjhool for poor children, meetii.g MS. whi,k . .r, iru I mn. nin the loss of "Cucle Babbitt." the t.nt,r XMltofiB U V1 "o duu.ciwiui. uutu o . ,i u tijis HDL fH-f-11 niiini' mil nr n r J I II .1 I 1 . ... T . ... I I ..l.lnt.n.nn' Otllflt . . t , o ,. . ... "g mong very wen aud will sou rarewcn, uwiro o4v v 081 gain, earthly house of clay. . New. Berne Journal; . We learn that there is an old colored man. .h- Cypress Creek township, Jones eouijty,. ,wIm:. h' residing In a large swamp, and. who has moved into a large hollow cypress tree with an opening on one side which be usjs for a door and a fireplace. Mr. Alie nor Dawson says the obi man is slaying the coons, and from all appearances is enjoying himself finely. Hen lersan Tomahawk: We ao not u -christian aud unfeeling enough to want anybody to die, even though they were worse than Drones in our hive, yet it has been stated that three or four nrs't-ciuss funerals here wouid contribute largely to the growth and prosperity ofthe town. When the people's minds and ! souls arc drawn into an acorn hull, and- ossified, the rattling of their dry bones are oi lit tle use to auy community, and the skele ton will hot be missed. . yij. . . ' " Wilmington Messenger: Tho meeting in Raleigh, reported by our regular cor r:spondent, looking to an increase of ac commodations for the insane, and pro posing a change in the Morgan I on asy lum so as to treat inebriates is of impor tance. The two most melancholy and unfortunate classes of people are those bereft of their reason and those w ho are victims of an insatiable appetite for drink. The one class is smitten of God; the other clasi is self-immolarcd on the altar of Bacchus, aud both need the sav ing hand of science and sympathy. Any thing that will look to the amelioration of the condition of the insane and the s iving of mebri.ites'd's itvekutp kupport of philanthropy- t ' AshevUl c itizen: .MaJ,.ft the' new collector of internal reyenpe, has closed The office atStatesA'tlfeaud Ihe clerical force' has come r' 'Ashfevillfc. Tnev came yesterday and they are for the ..." I l . i ll ..l fll t re e it at llieuranu veiurai rjoiei. j iiey arc H. X. Dwire, cashier, and F. T. Wal ser, C. C. Gettys U C. Mok, R. S. Me- - ' . . 111! . Call and J. V. fcayes. inese gentlemen were iu the employ of,,M. Eaves, the former collector. Mr. E F. Chandler, of Madison county, has boii appoiritb-l- a cle k and is now here. 4?art of tbg fu nitiue and fixtures have eume and the remainder is expectet tO-;dy. It will take two or three days to ge$ the' rooms ready for use. Charlotte Chronicle: W. W. Autoii, of Crab Orchard township, has two litlle bovs, one a baby of 17 months, the other about 3 years old. Monday the mother left them playiug ou the floor in htr loom together, and wei.t out to attend to some household duties. While xlc was busy the 3 year old boy went out und got the axe and commenced cuoppiug swine kiudliUK on the hear I U. Ike cuuy diew mar to watch the operation, ami it wasn't many minutes Ufore the axe came down on bis hand, cutting off the first and second fingers of the Irft hand. Mr. Aulon said the liitle fellow didn't erv an v uutil some minutes alter the ac- ciUvfei. when the mother was washinjH iue bb od from its little baud. Y hen she returned to the room she found it ploying with the fingers that had been cut off. Cbtum aud ura.n Haiket reported by BOY DEN k Ql'INX. Strict gootl middling, in Aorth Carolina. Low l ie is said to be the leader of the Low l ie gang in Western North Carolina. How a Nickel Can ba Mada to Grow Reading Telegram. Some time ago the Ladies' Aid So ciety agreed to invest a nickel in som -kind of article and to sell it at a profit and re-iti vest it in something else, and so on, to speculate on this ci-pital for two weeks and see how much each ont could m ike 0:ie lady on the same day of tie meeting bought a cabbage for n nickel. She carried it home, sold half of it for u nickel. She invested thai iu vinegar and pickled the remaining half and sold the pickle for 25 ceMts. She then bought 20 cents worth if cloth and a spool of flue id and made it np iu three aprons, which she old fe-r 25 cents each, and took the 75 ceafs and bought molasses nn l gave a candv pulling to the children, making them pay 10 rents a plate for the candy. The molasses made 21 plates of candy: so she made $2 10 on one nickel in two weeks time. How money wili grow if projieflv used. BE SURE m SE NEWEST IDEAS- IT THE isatest Varie airest Pticer. --. ;io WE ARE PLEASING THEM ALL, LITTLE FOLKS AND BIG PEOPMi 7 IS Will all find iut whnt von aro loaVino- f,. m,to n. h.,lS8 u - v r .v. i.s.inv, M'fl)J or birthday gift. .'V!il IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND XOVELTIKS, V Our low prices make these beautiful goods all bargains. WILL LAST A LIFE TIME. WfigjttS Tears! NOT HALF the COST of STERLING SHYER. SPOONS AND FORKS HAVING STEBUMfi SILVER half through the back at points exposed to wear, as shown by out THEI PUTED ENTIRE. JmuS MARRIED. Noyefnber 9lh, 1890, nt St. Mntthewn pnrsouage. hy Uev. II. A. Trcxler, Mr. Henry A E.irnhaidt und Mi.s.s Minute C. Stouer, both of this countj-. To Contractors. Bids for building a new thurch edifice for the First Preshylerian church of Sul islmry, N. C. will be received until Det, 10, 1890. Plans and specifications muy be seen in the office of E. B. Neave in Salis bury-. The committeo reserve the right to reject any or all bids. E. B: Neave, Ch'm. of Com. Guaranteed to contain more silver and are more durable than any plated or LIGHT Sterling Sliver goods made. MADE ONLY BY Zfe Eat I b EdvarAs Silver muw tavERj Call and examine our IuiiVO flat ware, never before have hml such a mamoth stock of this line; And we call vour sieLTaT'tw tion to our line.of silv; yU'l spoons and forksr z-y Everybody is delighted .with : our holiday display. You want to see it. NEW NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL SELECTIONS. PLENTY OF VAIUETY, NEW ATTRACT I ) X Wc invite you all and will be glad to serve you to our best ability. VERY RESPECTFULLY, : W. H. Reisner & Bro. 1 MLVti RLDTTZ & RENDLEMM DOUBLE STORES ! WILL BE FOUND THE HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OF NFW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN SALISBURY m A persons indebted to me for Ferti tilizers sire hereby notified that prompt payment must be made, as longer indul ance cannot be given. J. Sam'l McC'ubbins. 5 2t I ......... .11. V 1 L DRESS GOODS ! EATABLES. WKMbli -5aMifc?j in hH he Shades and Fa- The best Flour made in The Largest aYi-'Be brics"of the Coining Sea- America; H e lest Curtd (assortment i:i tir.vn.'frbfn son. ! Meats to be had, Canned! the finest Ki-l aad.CiHf WINTER CLOtlHNG. Fruits, Meats and Vege- hand-sewed mWle, 4tf This is now open for in- tatdes of all kinds at old to the cheapest iri i-le; ?f specriotn it is handsome prices, end the Choicest All Leather; at tli- vrj and at prices to suit the ! Teas, Coffees and; Cocoas Lowest of all K el; Up times, i from many climes. torn Prices. . ' FOR RENT. The office now occupied by the Caro lina Watchman will be for rent from and after January 1st. Enquire of ; Kobt. Murphv. Special Bargains and Sotices. . Advertisements in this column fur 7 cents per line. insert Wateh it and trt i B uildi.ng lots Foft salt' to Livingstone tli is office. College. st LOST:- A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN in a considerable sum of ntonev; the n ler will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. iYEE THE DOUBLE DRAUGHT PARIS range ai Baker & Ncaves, one of the best stoves evr put on the m:irket. W e 3 mS ? Z C I a LI N D UCEMENTStoth s WHOLESALE TRAD Soe us before vou buy as we mean to sell you - goous CHKAIT for cash or barter. - ,. e. YoursFto serve, KLUTTS & KIIH.KM AX. : i EXECUTORS SALE OF - PERSONAL PROPERTY. We will sell at the lute resi dence of Thomas J. Sumner, on rut i the 28th day of Novem- IMPOTMU 4. r- LOOK. READ. GET PAIGES 3RD $QW. paoM.-' E. M. ANDREW! Before you buy Furniture. It will jfsA- FRESH UKOCEBIES Irr Li -e receive I tl & Co's. ND COUNTRY at D. It. Julian her, 1800, at public auction to! you. Lwaut tocall the nttenliou f ajj .i i i i 1 ti i of thfl readers of this napef thai m'Kfcet the highest bidder, all personal of fukxitube, pianos Alsii ti&i property on the premises, con sisting of corn, wheat, oats, POTNOr-A (i OLD BRACELET WITH f initials, owner run lt:iv- name y ca!l ing at this office anl proving rerty. (JAXS in iictv larcer mid utjit; t oinith-u- than at any time sdnce I h:. ve -LeM: fn btisines. I have just received a r-nrTHf . . "i liiii miii; nip ,i II v. 1 1 ! - ' - 1.. . ... I ... . . .....r. .-.. ..".I. .- ' I Horses, uui " B Centnrv Suits. raitin4 lrui! ii. 1.,;. .:wlu ni i inint' I 2S 2S.iHl to W. intsc ttuuurii'ht . n ' . ..i .. l ........ ... .1 ..I... fi e -..-.. .i . . . ... 4 .11 U UUIUIII .11114 IUP 4UO . "V .Vfilj i to 1 fctyles. I have u uu a !urj,i Uiul .u lor Suits also. L.:st n a' tlK e rr '-e:; Good middling, Middling, Lew miadling, JJRESH BEI:F, MUTTON, AND ICE I" always on hand s)t Couheuour anl Shaver's on Main Street. O LACK SMITHING IS ALL ITS BRAN -tin-, an 1 the liest of w orkui tiistwii. hy J. P. Wcrs, next loi-t 1 1 u -t ibl i at ' ons, . s s other articles, too numerous mention. Terms of sale cash. B. H. Sumner, J. E. Sumner, Executors of Thomas J. Sum ner. October 24th, 18.)0. 8 jidveiti8ment, for not even the child! cn yhea knvH ihe luttitny oi iheir teiietietoi iiju u GRAIN. none 1 to 9.40 9 s;39 vxl too 75 Country i roavce Maiket Reported by I). It. JULIAN k CO T.ar-1 on s ji MILTTABY BOAHDKB SCE25L I gMi mm tor mmmmj mmm tmmm, rw NtMCmm. fumuitftix mmm C.t- Hw4 Cwni 1 1!. ?ifr ii ru pmro-. m Mimct. a. c c. siL...-..rirTSi:i(.c. . . mm voru .. ) Pen .s i Fhmrenty .2?G i.hH Itacun hr.ms .111 1( Plush uis of fi and 7 I'iccr I ntn ' -ingnow f r $32 50 to SH).0O. I rV Suits in Walnut unu Aiiiiijue and JlJ Ceniury that I sold for 10 per ctnlnn.. -Lust year. I have a vvi '.l itlCcltd line . Divans Plush Rockers, Book Cases, M: j.a tie Morrorsund Novelties in 1 jn.i;, n. I have tk-ou red tie coiiutry (his y; r i bargains, buying in large rtmntitfr U cash to get the best hargstif:., my o t iH'iog to jiivc my cu.totm rs ti.is full .1 best (fowls poible for ihe mm. J I make a specially of Urni.l.iiiw ic.-i.U :;. laud hotels complete ui U , K ii'i.n I..ui iiu.aus t. (II yon all y. rr . r , ture, and wiP V p if you will f I'rv i. o fo qno'e my prifc. liepjr pV e rY i i . . . .4T .... . i.- v ttuuuidern jr ! A . Z Potatoes irsh .7.1 ' m vrg4 s. -Writ 4 MU,i I efns. r-L!?l x? ivT n-irr iL . in. . in L. O J.olB.-J I UllWl. l i 'itS Ail. ' I i I If 1 ( HAIJiU. .--, . . C. f 4 X m ' ' . Ssssi . f m i
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Nov. 27, 1890, edition 1
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