North Carolina Newspapers

Carolina Watchman. LOCAL. THURSDAY. MARCH. 5, 1891. Uev. DrMurJuck has the whoojiin j : - r : - -l.'v ifnjijHStansill was in tow'u-Wed- lU'sdaj'. i jrr. George S'.iinn, of Cabarrus county, jiediat Siwiday, after a brief illness. Mr K. K. James had a horse killed last week by ruuniui; against a wire fence. :! 'An effort is beimj-made at Charlotte io buy land run the Charlotte Female Insti tute. 1 I - ! i ' The Standard and other -Concord peo ple are talking about building art opera house. ; . ; , -A new coijnpdny lias been formed torun the wood and irou works located at Concord. . Mrs. Theo. Buerbaam and daughter ure on a visit to Baltijtnore, and will be away four br five weeks. v The new goyernriicnt building at Charlotte will soon be completed and the; postojtlice moved to it. - A.qoxpany Was organized Tuesday to manufacture Brick. The machines will have a capacity of 40,000 daily. 1 Mr. J. J. Stewart, editor of the Truth, returned from Baltimore Thursday night -la-it. His health is better. We Cope it will be fully restored. , . Hon. A. F. Heilmah, member of the House from Cabarrus, passed through on his way to Morgauttm last Saturday. We suppose he is on the insane, asylum committee. ' Mr. J. Allen Brown, wlio does business in an office adjoining thoi Watchman of fice, has agrcgd to accept ihe position of fihtitig editor. We commend him to our patrons. Rev. A. L. Coburn will preach every Sunday at Chestiiut Hill Academy at Jl o'clock , m'., and 7:30,. p. m. Sunday ehopf at 9:30. 1 a.1 mJ Prayer-meeting every Thursday. The Belmont Hotel and Wilson , Drug Company were burned out at Charlotte a month ago -.Sunday; Notwithstanding the rain that has fell Tire is still burning iu the debris of the building. , Yp are sorry to hear, of theerious" 111 ness'of Mr. W. L..lCestler, of Bear Pop- i Jar neighborhood.- He has been danger ously sick for several weeks. We twist I that h'ejwid soon recover his usual health. An alarm of fire was sent in Tuesday jiiisht. It was caused by a lamp fulling oft a table-at the residence ofCapt. Jno. It. Nich'phts on Main street. The fire was smothered before serioti damage was done. ' . , 4 Dr. J. F. Oriinth was calleU yesterday t Kernersville on account of the death ! of his father, IMr. Griffith had been af- f Hieted for several months, and bis death was not unexpected. Dr. Griffith "will 1 return in a day or two. . J 'V ! " Col. JohniA. Holt has been appointed ' to fill the vacancy in the auditing depart- jnent of Capt. E. McBee's office occa i -sioned by the resignation of E. II. 0vei- man, who will engage in business on h'.s own accouiits in Danville, Va. The Planters' Alliance Warehouse i.t Winston, will be opened March lGth,- in stead of March 2d. A11 parties wishing to stor their tobacco; will be accommo dated. iAll who want slock can get it until the capital stobk is completed. i William Sprowles, aged io, a native of Ireland, died in Charlotte, Monday morning., He came to this country be fore the5 war and enlisted in the Federal ;army. He had been a resident of Char (lotte about sixteen years. Mr. Sprowles yas one of the party -that shot at John i Wilkes Booth when was surrounded in a barn, where he had taken refuge. . J Wdc Harris complains that the editor Of this paper was in his ofllee and did not' mUke himself. Jiuown. IJe says: Jp&$ that he will make himself .kuown, even if the editor is engaged in ( tinkering "with cjntrary machinery." That is all riglit, Bro. Harris, but we Can't afford to "howdy" with a brother when he i vexed with an unruly press. ; We have "been there," and when things, -get out of liue-we don't want to talk to anybody from president down. -When your new Cottrell press gets right we will invade vour sanctum again and talk .about the mads and weather. ; Warehouse Burned. W-e learivfroin tlie Charlotte Xetcs that the Aljiauce wrt4ijouse and most of the . contents wss burned at Greenville, S. C, Monday night. Tbe warehouse con ' tained wagonsr buggies and agricultural machinery, worth about $12,000. 3Iost '! of the loss is covered by insurance. The fire was accidental.. , .- Our Eanksr n- The First National Bank has declared . their usual semi-annual dividend of live per cent, payable on or after March 1st. - The surplus of the bank is now $;0,000, which shows a.liigh degree of prosperity a ltd carefnl management pn the part of the directors and :officers. . Besides the surplus fund proper, a-- liberal sum re mains to the credit of profit account. Our banksV and this includes our bant buildings, are a credit to thefown. The enterprise that has been shown by our f banking fraternity might with grent j profit and credit extend to stores and ; privatd dwellings.1 What an immense i improvement could be rrtiwle in our oltl town by the npplication of a liberal amoniit of pair., I i The Egg Trade. - The eg business inltowan is immense. People miikc their hens lay steadily. They don't allow them to -take Christ mas or observe legal holidays." The hens enjoy it, howevtr and all goes well. It is said that peopled ho subscribe to the Watchman sell more eggs thaw those ttho dixnut., Mr. A. M. Safrit, of the St. Paul neighborhood, one of the Watch-ix-Ws constituents, has sold 50 dozen egs tluce tlrt first of January up to the 27 thf February. Ile has but a' Jew hens, but they don't waste no time. Death of Capi. T. L. Seigle.. Cupt, T. L.Seigle, of Charlotte, died at his'horae in that city last Friday. He had been sick for several months. Mr. SeiVle had long ben a prominent mei clmut iuharlotte. lleyvas buried from St. Mark's Lutherau church'Suuday, af ternoon. -The funeral services were con ducted by Rev. T. S. Brown, pastor of St. Mark's and liev. C. B. King, of Sal isbury. , Capt. Seigle was noted for kind deeds. He did many charitable acts of which the public knew nothing..- His dea4h is a great joss to Charlotte. A Change Needed- There is a good deal of complaint about the schedule for the . southbound mixed train on the A. T. & O. road. It is billed to leave Stalesville at 12:30" p. m. The westbound mail on the W. N. C. leaves Salisbury at 12:23. Frequent ly passengers wish to go down the A, T. & O., and reach Statesville just about 40 minutes too late. ' If the mixed train would leave Statesyille say one hour la ter it would be more convenient, and we can't see that itwould make any ditrer: euce to the people along .the line. - We hope that the authorities will make this slight change for the travelling public. New Advertisements. We commend the follow ing dew adver tisers to our patrons this week: Mr. J. Allen Brown agent in this .cctfion for the "Merritt" Typewriter. Mr. T. F. Young gives notice- that he is still on hand ibr the sale of dry goods, etc. - Mr. J. W. Bostiau makes sotfie Inter tercsting statements about his business. Watch his space hereafter. t The First National Bank shows that jts affairs are well -managed and in a prosperous condition. A Grand Musical Concert. Some of our musieal critics gave it ,as their opinionihat the Concert reoeutly given by .the Madame FryCovis super-ioj- to anything of the kind that has ever beeii heard in Salisbury. Mr. Fry, the business manager, passed through Salisbury a few days ago, and volunteered. the statement to certain members of the Cuciral Union that another company J would play here on Friday night next, if promptly telegraphed to which he frankly said was equal iu every respect to his own, and hal a greater variety of instruinenDY and presented some humorous selections that, made-it" more acceptable and pleasing tor the maiority of persons than his own. That company will play in the hall of the Y. M. C. A. on Friday evening next, aud ought to be greeted with a full houss. All that was claimed- for the McGibney "Company by Mr. Fry has been confirmed by press notices secii by us in North and South Carolina tapers, and also in a . number of western papers. Meeting of Commissioners. . rn i i Hie town commissioners met in regu lar sesion at the mayor's, oflice Friday -nigiit. JlJessrs. Holmes, ilillcr. l'rercks. jiauuey, ueuuieman aim Julian were c 1 11 11 present. , ' It was .moved and carried that tie town pay for the extension of the hydrant to the Salisbury knitting mill. The following were appointed for reg istrars and judges of election to be held on the 24th of March for tlie purpose of voting upon the proposition .to issue bonds to the amount of $50,000 to im prove the streets of our city: North ward P. Merouey, registrar, Judges, P. P. Meroney, B. II. Marsh, N. C. Wyatt, : South ward S, J. Swicegood, regis trar. Judges, S. J. Swicegood, N. B. McCanless, J. O, Crosby. Iast ward G. II. Shaver, registrar. Judges,' G., II. Shaver, Ar Parker, W. L. Bankin. West ward JP. Gowan, registrar. Judges, J. P. Gowan, M. L. Bean, J. Al len Brown.- s N ewsy Notes From Iredell. DEATHS IXAVEST IKEDEI.L OTHER NOTES. Corrospondelice of the Vatchman.-: Beads are worse than ustual this win ter. The thermometer stood at 20 in this section last Friday morni. g. We are having a great deal of sickness now5 principally4a grippe. Baxter, the 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Combs, died of typhoid fever on the 28 th of February. Mrs. Polly Byers, a very old lady, died on February 23rd. Mr. W. Thompson, ofStatesville town ship died of pm.'.umouiakst Sundav. - ' " G. - New Stirling, N. C. March 2nd, 1S91. - Died. T , . Isear" Organ Church, this ccu'nty, on the 27ih nit., of cancer of tKc stumach, Mr. Martin Pennin;er, ngcd nbou 00 year?. On If 'each zubxeriber toihe Watchman irould I one or more sulscriber riaht auati it irmild be greatly apprepiutedJ iLywst have viorc subscribers to put it on-a paying basis. Salisbury Business Firms. THE DRY O0OD3 MEN' Yi'liol TWa4 AUK AND THE GOODS TltEV HANDLE. As the Watchman is gr.in to eoj)le in all parts of thia State ami to .nearly every section 'of iho United SJates, it may be intere.-ting to our readej- to know who are in bn.sinesS .here ai;il the kind of business done. We give a brief his tory of the dry goods dealersj this week and will visit the other fnmsjand - enter prises hereafter' We found iiost of our merchants busy, but all of tbein kindly answered all questions. - D. K. JULIAN & CO; Me. D. R. Julian is a native of this county was raised on a farm. Mr; J. S. McCubbins, Sr., was raised in Iredell county, but has lived here since he was 20 years ohl. Their place of; business is on Fisher street. This firm handles dry goods, groceries, shoes, glassware and queensware. They - advertise in the Watchman, consequently their trade is large. T. J. McCubbins and Chas. Leutz are their clerks. j P. W. BROWN. i ! J Mr. Brown iilso does business oti North Fisher street.IIe was raisefl in Salis bury. He carries dry goods', groceries, ladies' and cents' furnishing goods, no tion, &c. Mr. J. P. Lentz1 clerks for him. ' , ' 1 T. F. YOUNO. I ; I, Mr. Young is located corner of Fisher and Main streets, lie carries a full line of d ry goods, groceries, canned goods, hats and shops. , Mr. Young wass raised irr this city. R. L. Corneli.?on and II. T. Simpson are his salesmen. Mr. Young advertises in the Watchman and is building up a trade. VICTOR WALLACE. Mr. Wallace has been in business lure since 1S07. He is a wholesale dealer in dry goods, groceries and- clothing. His two sons and Mr. James Ide are his salesmen. He does business on Main street. , J. W. BOSTIAX. j Mr. Bostiau was raised in Salisbury lie is located jon Main street. He car ries a general line of merchandise, in cluding shoes, hats, crocker and glass ware. Messrs. B. G. Hall, C. A. Bostiau and Lafayette Chirk clerk for him. A glance at Mr. Bostians advertisement in this paper shows that he means business. II. s. BROWX. r Mr. Brown is a native of Salisbury. He doc3 business on Maiii j slreet. He carries a full line of clothing; and gents' furnishing. goods. Messrs. Theo. Brow n, Win. B. Smoot and M. S. Cdlly stro his salesmen. Mr. Brown is a ljbeial adver tiser in the Watchman. I.ITTM ANN I.ICHTENf-Tr.IX. This linn consists of Messrs. I. Liit mann and I. Lichtcnstein . ; They bo;h came here from Greenville, N. C, in 1FS8. ! inev are incaien corner oi .Main ium ir.- niss streets. They carry a full line c"t fine dress goods, hosiery, noil ions, cloth ing and ge;its furnishing goods. Messrs. G. A. Kluftz, J. T. Lindisav; aud J. II. McNeely are theia salesmen ., ELL'TTZ JL- IiEXlI.EiAN. ""The members of this lir.ii;are W. L. Kluttz and J. A. Kendlcinan. Both are natives of this county were raised on the farm. They carry dry ! goods, gro ceries, boots, shoes and all kind-s of pic visions. Messrs. W. W. Taylor. J. A. Neely, H. A. Barnhardt, W, 11. Wood son, A. M, Sullivan, F. N. Meroney. T. B. Beail, Clarence land Warren Kluttz are iheir sale meu. MRS. W. R. 1SAR1CEU. Mrs. Barker does business on 'Main street She carries a full line of millinery, fancy dry goods, embroidery. The ladies know all about such things so we will not attempt a description, I. BLUM UN T 1 1 A L & BRO. This firm has been doing business here three years. They are located corner of Main and Fisher streets. They carry clothing, shoes, hats, caps and notions. R. J. HOLMES. . Mr. Holmes is a native of Davidson county. He has been iu business in this city about twenty-five years. He deals in dry goods, shoos, hats, groceries, glass and queensware. Messrs. M. G. Rufty, C. L. Hall and W. S. Livengoo l are his salesmen. ! Ben. Terrell, The Alliance orator of Texas, will ad dress the people of North Carolina as follows : Goidstfro, Saturday, Fflnnry2S Clinton. Monday. Mareh' i K e nans v i lie , 'i u esd ay , Hurgaw, VrdusJay, Town t'rtfek, Friday, Whltfvllif, suurday, Cli.ab'tdft, . outlay, Luinbt rvon, T utsday, Sanford; Wedues'l-.iy, F ij fttev.; Thurs. & Fri , Dunn. Saturday, Hoekipgh'm, Mon. a:Tues., W-adt'hboro, Wednesday-, Monioe. .' i hursday, Churioue, Friday, -Coneord, SaturdJiy, Albemarle, Monday, i a '4 . fi T tt i 1 s 11 Ig, 13 lin. Alirnot' 1 1 ifi.K Dis. Alirnce JS Vi j V't : il ! -i3 Speaking will begin promptly at 11 t' :loek. . All the people are cordially invited to attend the lectures of this llisiinguished wcntleman. -All these meujjingR will he public except the second day of each Dis trict Alliance, which will bf devoted to drilling the officers of County Alliances throughout the District, alljof whom are expected to be present. Every member who is anxious to become fijunillinr with the rswuiTTES WOCK ought by ail means to attend the District Alliance. And it is absolutely uect ssary for every County Lecturer in the Cojigressiorjal District io attend, eveiv if his county' Alliance has to pay his expenses.. Let the public turn out at these meet ings, and leajn what Alliance doetiiuts are. Ei.ias Carr, , F resident N C. F. S. A. J'J.-C. IJrCDDINFFIKLl), Sek- rN. C. F. S. A. Marriad. S On March 1st, by Rev. A. L. Coburh, Mr. Jas. G. Rrow:i and Miss Ida Walter, all jf Ilowau, lit I Etatesviib letter. SICKNESS AND DEATH MEETIXO OF THE COMMISSIONERS". " ' Correspondence of the Watchman. And still it rains. This morning the trees are bending to the ground freighted with ice. Business is exceedingly dull at this time. Almost every man, woman and child is sick with grippe. Never have 1 known-so.much sickness in Stat es ville and the surrounding country. Some are very sick indeed, others not so bad. Almost every morntng new cases of the prevailing disease are reported, and we wonder when it will cease. t: , tjinee myjast, several of. our citizens have passed the Jordan of death. Mrs. Prudie Davidson was buried last Sunday, She died ou Friday night of pneumonia, having been sick only two days. .-Key. D. G.. Caldwell conducted the -funeral service. Mr. Wilson Thompson, aged about 57 years, died of the same disease Sunday last, aud was laid to rest at Concord church, six miles west of this place, yes terday. A daughter of Mrs. Jas. Roueehe died Sunday morning of the same disease. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, husband and wife, were buried Sunday evening last at Snow; Creek church, in the northern por tion of this county. , We earnestly trust that those of our citizens who aro-at this writing very sick may speedily rceove: and be permitted to nil their places again. The county commissioners were in ses sidjrl yesterday: 'The principal part of the business transacted was"pass',lg- the pauper claims. This item' of expenses is increasing in this county, it being now about $700 per quarter. Hpw true Christ's words, "Ihe poor ye have with you always." Bro. S, Otho Wilson spoke here yester day. The weather being unfavorable and the roiids 'almost bottomless, the crowd was small.. As it was, he hud an audience of about forty. His speech was entertaining and instructive, and mo doubt was of benefit to many who heard it. - W. W. Turner, the business agent of the county Alliance, is now busy order ing and delivering fertilizer. The pros pects now are favorable for his doing a large business in that line. Whether or not this indicates prosperity, I will leave for others to decide. Ja Ce Te. Statesvillc, N. C, Mareh 3d. Salisbury FroJuco Markst. Corrected wekly hy 1). It. Jci-ias a; co. Kpg-'i )(( -y l)n HMcs, (J 1 .00 l ,:!.") l.oo Ihitter, 2)(i 'J." Chickens, -'t Irih poUtocs, loo Sweet 00 (Iret n u i)aior., White leaiis, Mixed ' Pc:is, ' Fiour. 2..r. 0(2 ."5.00 Corn, t- - ' 1 OB A CCO MARKKT. Correeied weekly at I'lanteis7 Warelioime. Tlie long continued season i? new ended, and high prices still ur .'v.ii'i. All j,r de are Si.-lliiig well. We quote : Common Lug?. Jnod medium, Smokers, Common leaf. Medium, Good, esiecmllv well-lodied fillers. 2.'a4 Cutters, good, i 4:i i : Fij:e. C.. 2'. Wrap'rs medin, t'..ild Y.od. 8 1 1 "J A ITue. 1 0:1 1 2 1 '1:120 12iil: l.r)a2." 2.".;i4i; 12!;i Fnncv. none ofTerc!. CONSUMPIICN CURED. An old lmvsielau. letire'd f:o:n practice, lKr.lng hurt placwl in liis hands by a a n.ii-t la-Jla mission ary ine formula i i a sinrnr M-viiiun- ifnit-uj ioi Hie si.e-'dv '. nerin-iiiem cm c or ('omsimiinion IsronelUUs. tatann. asuiidu a no an mroai ami lani' AfT-ct ions, also a positive and radical enre for nervous Ij.-UU! y ami all Nervous iom.ilalnts,, ;ifier U vvii'. tcrted Its wo'idertnl curative powers in thousands of cases, li-s felt H nis duty to make it knoivn to hissufjen ig fellows. Actuated hy this motive and -a desire to iclieve humau suffering, 1 will sen.) free of clurj.'yio all whaaleslre it. this n eipe, in tieiin a:i. French or Kr,rilsh. wit a full di rect, on's for preparing and usfng. sent by m it by addressing wit!i stamp, naming i his paper, W. A. Xo.ves. s.o Powers isioe.;. Ho -hestrr, N. V. is. ly OTJ Absolutory Pure. A cream tf tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength V. S. (iovernment report, Aug 17, 1889 Vhen Baby was sick, ire gave her Castoria. When shew-as a Child, she criel for Castoria When she became Miss, she ctnng to Castoria. When she had Children, she ga-j them Castoria Advioo to the Ap;ed. Affe brins nf! rmit le, r.ncti nUtr: ciih bonds, wen.fi ltitlueys aud llU 5cr ana torpid liver. Ktlmnlaiin? iUv bo'.vcIs, fix ing natur al tilcliar5s wilUout straining or griping, ami IHPAETIHG IGCE to the kidneys, bladder nd liver. Tbey are adapted to old or yoaa;. SOLl UVUIIYWIIEKli:. hllSKMD BLOOD Tlio'Bast Household Medicine. Onca or trrico each year the eys needs purging of the impuri i3n which das? the blocd. Fron cMidhood to old age, no remedy masts all casos -mth the same cer ainty of CTood results as noTWir. rLoop balm, V C. McGa-.ihey, :V.-ebb Cit7, rlt., " : B. 3 has done me trcre jrood ard for irs -oney than any other bWxl yt-rifier I.eytr ustd. we the comfort of rav lifcto it." f P. . Shepherd Norfolk, a., Atrrt:o, i.fe, nt-s I rifircni on P. B. P. for the preservation nv't eiirh. I h ' rac it in my family r. v ..irl.' f:3 year, and in U that time have cot had 'h iv2 s doct irl" Vr,t(. f ir fi;i "1 "Tro!i ot 'U-onSrrs," . .. ,r iXi.A CO . AtiM.'. St i.t f rt .-. N royal gr.;A.i nJ POWDER i 111 mw I 'Children Cry fcr Pitcher's Casfor:i REPORT OI tho CONDITION I - ' : OP . , m Mil HATIOiJAL BAHK At Salisbirj, in ths Stata cf N. C. 'At the close of business, March 5, 1891. RESOURCES: Loans and discounts .. Overdr.ifts, secured and unsecured 83,2Tt S3 12,500 00 11.M7 8 4,45 T 1,00 00 2,500 00 U. S. Bonis to seci.r j circulation Due tram approved reserve agents. ... . . Due from oilier National Banks.... Due from State ZUnks and bankers Banking house, furniture, aad fixtures.. Premiums on U. S. Bonds Checks and other cash items, 90 IS Bills of other Banks, 3,500 00 Fractional paper currency, a nickels and pennies, 85 10 Specie. 8,4525 Legal tender notes, 10,000 oo Hedemption fund with U. s. Treasurer (5 per cent, circulation) 22,223 13 562 50 $310,Slo,Ti Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $53,oco Co Surplusfund 2,5oo Oo Undivided profits 8,s53 i National Bank notes outstanding -11,850 00 Individual deposits subject to check, 137,564 43 51.S16 CO 8,125 IS 191,505 C 4,301 44 '. 12,000 00 '. $310,8111 Tl Time certificates of deposit, Cashier's checks outstanding, Due to other National Banks. Xotes and bills redlscounted Total State of North Carolina, County ot Rowan, ss:"T JTI, I. H. FOU8T, casliler or the above named bank, uo solemnly swear that the abovestatement la true to the best or my knowledge and beller. I. II. FOUST, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 6th day of Maron, 1S91. u. i. DAVIS, Cokkkct Attest : Notary rubllc. r. j ."holmes, ) ;o. A. BINUMAM.V Directors. DA. AT WELL, j IS RESERVED FOR T. F. YOUNG, WHOSE ADVERTISEMENT WILL APPEAR AS SOON AS HE RETURNS FROM THE NORTH, WHERE HE HAS CONE TO LAY IN A NICE ASSORT MENT of dry;igoods, dresslin- INGS, TRIMMINGS, EDGES, LACES, ETC. 18::im A. s7 HEIUG. Attornoy .A.t Iiawi SALISBURY, X. C. Ofiiee in Dn'vis i Wiley's bank luiil Jiiifr. eorneg i)f Main find Inn Us streets. Will r:ie tiee in Courts of Rowan ami adjoining eount!e Prompt and ear.-i'ul attention -given to all 1ms iuess entrusted to nie. Special attention given to collections. R. LEE WEIGHT, ATTORNEY .A.T LVAV, SALISBURY, N. C. V'ill -practice in all the courts of P.owan and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to all matters pertaining to my profession. Feb. 12. 18'.1. Childrvi Cry for Pitcher's r "toria. DURHAM Factories: This is a-Home Company, manufacturing Fertilizers expressly for the Farmers. Every pound of goods guaranteed the Highest Grade. Best Materials. Farmers will always get value received when buying goods with these brands on them. Don!t buy apy goods until yoii cx amine carefully what they are offering, and then get their prices. Ex-; elusive manufacturers for the North Carolina Farmers' Alliance. The following is a list of their brands : North Carolina Farmers' Alliance Official Guano, Durham Bull with Peruvian Guano, Durham Bull Ammoniated Guano, Peruvian Substitute Guano, Great Cotton and Corn Grower Brand. -. MT.TAHou,N.C.,July2l,lSt)l. Mr. W. H. WouTif. Dear Friend nnl Hrolher : I we votir n-qtifst to business agents who Jjot the "Alliance Guano" to report how the person likel it, nud how it acted on our soil. I have wen or heard from all, ami tiny say they have never iwl let!er, ami wish it next season if they e in get it. Kr.itrnnllv vniir-'. J. j-oles, lius. A-t N.180. I i Closing Having decided to go to Danville, Va.' to engage in business, I will close out my entire Stock, consisting of ' '- 25,000.00 WORTH OF r7 CLOTHING, SHOES, v HATS, TRUNKS, m mm m COST! H gOST (.(),,T, AND LESS THAN COST! This Stock must be closed out at once. 7itiyraiul opportunity is now offered you. M.S.BMOWNjv February 20, 1891, PMST PRICES. TTomi?T r.x JjlOl 1 1 yt mix x kJAx. jl I bein the new year determined to create such advantages that my friends- who haven't time to Vome down to Charlotte irml see my immense stock can stay at home and buy as satisfactorily as if they saw the goods on the floor. I have put a. i complete line of photos of - " .1.,. Hniliti- oiwl Rtvlo nlinVtst as well as if - VOU . HIW t1)C good iiemselvcs. I gtiarantec every article , .. .i. ' inti it so you can leiurii iuu guuu? iu-uichhu . i.m -1 --j REFUND YOUR MONEY, - - - ! Bv ordering from rac through photos you save paying thebig prices smaller lealers charge you, and vbur railroad fare to Charlotte. ,W rite me for photos of what you want and I will guarantee to both, pleu&c un4 and save you money'. E. M. ANDREWS, CHARLOTTE, X. C. FERTILIZER Office: DURHAM, N. DURHAM, N. C, and RICHMOND, VA. TESTIMONIALS Dr. J. I. Coleman, of Hunlle's lills, writes: .Tiie Farmers' Alliance Official fJuano lnis "iven -reneral salisfaetion in this locality, anl we rejoice that thH much ot our euorc in wnm . i i r .. I.t. rruano lias wen fraught with success .1. II. Lvi:0, Uusiness a'ent of Dult li ville Ailiance ay: The "Alliance" Guano has g"ve entire sal'Uf. ctifin. Out"! VALISES Salisburv, N. FAIR DEALI1.' -trT.T A T T- C-A V just as represented, ami- if yu Hu nt T ,-ill I im rTrirnOi .licit II W:1VS COMPANY. C; Hon. J. D, Allen, Tre.?snrer N.C Ailianc". l O. F.ihs, N. G., sny -tlint th- 'Allnnce'" Guano ;jave him and his Ailiance mA resulls uhl iovel rirst-c'.ass in everjUva'. T. I). B n ker, M:ywool. .X. cj nn.ler date of Aujjpt 1, 1S0O, Kiy.-: MemJwrs of ilaVvO Kl Alliance lit;? i ihe 'Alliance" Guano Klciidid. Il .d the lest erp Jo-haxiC M.'eu i:t a lou time. . ! f I.;