Molina Watchman.
rUKSDAY. J AN, 21, 180
TCITY AND, COUNTY;
. Bast, New la - XiOYfiii ana
:l a3 - Vicinity. ::
cW; Advertisement.
., a Trivpr .t Co-. 1ry eOfxl
.WuKefl-
'... to rent.
of Hampton, "-V ft.,
,.rt Tuesday in mJ
' T,(.piiiy in C19 city.
Th "Si riunWrd'? cora vmrij-WllP show
c irt opera Kouae"Mcday night. ;
the
iock.oMhc.1nte Wins. -Brown was
, ftfat public auction last Satur-
lit.'
onlv.l!thosso
n1n V
nctrpapcf ascriptions can enter
fKjpcat'j t .
,tnan & Carter hav receded their
. (Bn,l have put their locket Store in
iap2 to rct-rite customer..
v c9rrcspouacnt writes to inform .us
;fttoncna pcrhap two, persons will
.'v 'lv'oen.Jr.. boh of DiJ. R. Keen,
r..-rr resident of Salisbury died' of
-Vitisin Knoxvillo, Tonu, last wceh.
' . At W. tlSoyles, 1 the- prominent
1 ipular M" h"Kt minister-nt Lox-
iW.fl
t,m(ui Y. Cook's
oldest
child,
the
f.kfy giantard, gave Us fourth birth -
partyjast Tliuratfay. At .is a- pngu
; otingu a , an 1 deserves success.
Tuesday r the birthday o f General Lee
-vis a State holiday, but was not ob
'.erved here Many other cities in the
:,r.ith celebrated it in a proper manner.
Young ladies who mean to avail thein--,
bisrh nrivilesres will
please remember that Plain Jim Cook, as
r Jl ourselves, haro no special aversion
matrimonial bonds.
rg8Cbarlolto-CTrontc7:has been pur-J
'aosedhy Mr. D. A. Torupkinf, of (-h:n -lotts,
who will coatinue it. It is thought
ihafilr. Jos.r. CaWwell, of tha States
iZt Lan&mrl will edit it.'
The KoWan CoTinty Alliacpe held its
tKreo daya' session at the Cotirt House
..n.TluirsdAV, Friday and Saturday of
vct. -wAftif'- A set of resolutions were
1,11V w . . -
pg.od, which appear on tho second pager
if,tiiu pijior, "
The depot atCatawlt station tu the
Wtern road was burned to the ground,
together uitiv .tit its .contents, Kundajr
r.ig'fit. Agent lleistcr narrowly escaped
wkhhislife The origin of the fire is-
jtot known.
The commissioners of 'EaKohary and
ati Howaa conuty have not dircn??ed
ta Hceapie qaestion, but we have heard
oateide purties speaking of it,-nnd are
(ifjrmed tbat there is an
r vetaent oa foot to'defent it.
organized
?v?v. Father Francis-has been trans
ferred from the Catholic coureh a Ral-
fi;h ta a similar charge at Ch'arbplte. 1
Mxnyof our people remember Father
I'mcis, he -having served tho Catholic
congregation liere a few. years ugo-.
jrinistcrs permits over the Richmond
A Liaaville 1 railroad for 1S91, are ex
tended and made good until January
Slst by which -'time the new per
iaifafor.lS9i2 will be issued' and in the
hand3 of our 'clergy.
': The .public Installation 6 fy officers of
the K. of 1 was not held Tuesday, ow-
i i to the fact that Rev. Dr. Creasy, of
Cliirlotte, who wa bookeil for an ad-
:re.-s,-Uid not. arrive. It will probably
lioU next Tuesday night.
' '' ' ' ' "
There wa?? an ftTtenIvft Ktrikft of c.r-
rrrss messengers on the1 K. & D. road
troin Washington to-,New Orleans, lat
week, lit caused considerable inconven
ifneo at first -but tho company has -se-
WJrod new raen to fill the place of tho
strikers;, wlmliave lost their cause
, 're fegret to announce tho death of
r. "Ltim", Kcslcr, which occurred at his
home Cye miles. from this city, last Wed
nesday evening. He was son ofTo
was Ivesler and was well knowii in this
(runty. He leaves a wife and several
t-aiciren, to whom wo cxteud our syra
pathy. .
-ihe new schedule which went intp
c-fiect' Sunday brings i tho - northbound"
liijht train here at 9.45 iitead of 11;
ahd'tho night trainron the Western at
t:12 instead of 10:12. There is very little
change in the .-'running of, other trains.
This will give us a night mail from the
South.
On Monday Winecoff & Eddleraan, an
extensive grocery and prodnce house at
China Grove, made an assisrament to
4-.ts fc. Overman, of Salisbury. Liabili
ty and assets not stated. . Each mem
he reserves homestead ememption of
...tOO. The 8tringenfcy t)f money-, matters
Was tho canse. (jg '
We see by the New Berno Journal that
r. II. A.. Rank?, formerly ..Salisbury
respondent of the Charlotte Chronicle,
n Prootfed to assistant professor
H S'Uh in the- State Uni v ersity. Mr!
'ln , U,5 Hsing . vounc. man. and his
ii t V receive the tnforma-
rn ' hh promotion with pleasure.
Alemale JVVira calU tha atter-
J
f?n of the commi?sioners to the bad con-
njpn prtho streets fas wo do. in vin'
ana- concludes with this
scn-
gfntlcmen. don't be bar-V-
in comin'r r'--i'
. - . , , ri.ii, -..
l int lh.- r!!v r.tn rf
c.y ter.var l iu ,go:ng
; - '
bautifnl
Tho " snow, the snow, tho
snow fell again last Thursday night and
covered the country arouud with a man
tle of whi?e. " It was evident" from .the
appearance of the Yadkin train Friday
morning r- that It did not extend
s far as Norwood. Another light snow
fell Tuesday jngM, hut it soon melted.
Ed Montgomery, a fireman5 on a
freight train on the R. & D. read, came
near meeting his death: at King's Moun
tain last Saturday night. .The water in
some way broke loose, flooding tho fur
nace. Tile blast that followed threw
hhn oiTthe engine, breaking his shoulder.
Tho train was running about thirty miles
an hour at tho time, and. the Wonder is
that he was not kitled. ..
There will be a meeting of the Cham
ber of Conrmerce held. in the rooms of
the Old Hickory-Club to-niglit: to take
steps in regarc to the' tobaecV interests
ofSalishury. A-few yeara ago our town
was one of the tobacco markets of the
State. There w ill tc an attempt., made
td restore it to its former condition. Do
not stay away on account of the mud.
The commissioners of half a dozen - or
more counties in tho.Stato have recently
v 5 i . : l : . it it
reiUSTO lO rciiew -IICCIIXU lU.WI IHIUUI, iU,
The commiOToiwrs of -Vance county took
th6 ground that a man . who would sell
liquor was not of good moral character.
Hoover, Judge Connor overruled this
decision, and the board was forced to
grant license.- Charlotte and other towns
may yet loose tjie fight-.
Taking effect' Sunday, January 17th,
1892, tho Richmond Danville railroad j
will run mixed trains Nos. Gi and Co I
over the A. T. & O. railroad b
Charlotte and , Staiewville tri-weekly, 1
making round trips Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. These trains were
not operated last Tuesday, the tri'-wcekly
service commencing with train rso. G4,
Thursday, January 21st, 1S92.
The annual meeting of the stockhol
ders of Hie Rowan Knitting Mill was
held on Monday. Thc old board of di
rectors was re-elected,- with Theo. F.
Kluttz, as president, and F. J. Murdoch,
as secretary and treasurer, at the helm.'
A dividend of "2 per cent was declared.
KewmacWnerv was ordered purchased
hUrdcr to increase the capacity of the
mill.
Mecklenburg and Rowan are going to
run a race to see who will feive the
Watchman the most subscribers and ad-
i verusinsr. Kowati is a loinr -wav aitoau
i -
at the start and we are going to, iet on
the Untcn. i;ut ine jiecKienDurg pa
triots are hard to beat. It is important
that all go to wqrk at once. Thos-c who
have clubs and those who have -promised
them should not wait.
'Many cS our people who vi.citol Rob
inson '& circus ut fall sa,w .and admired
"Dan," the large inale,-oitrich, but none
.of them knew that he was valuable' for
more than an exhibit, lle died in win
tcr quarters at Cim innaU, of grippe, iast
Fridav. A postmortem, examination
was held, and the $300 diamond which
ho plnckcd from a gentleman's shirt
bosom, in Iduiitrcal, last s'umraT, was
found imbedded firmly in the stomach.
There lias been mere of what is termed
'weather" thc pa.t week than during
anv previous weeiv since lasi winter.
The rain has been falling almost luce.-
saifftv since the snow last Thursdav
night. Manystreams have swelled so J
that ii is-impossible to cross them. A
letter mailed at Farm in "ton. Davie.
county, .Tuesday of last week did not
reach here until Saturday night, owing
to high water. Tlie ground in this city
was covered with a coat of ice Monday, j
and many were the downfalls of both
saint and sinner.j?3ne weather is warmer
now, hut oh! hdirmuddy.
iim
Married.
In the Methodist church at Moores-
villo at 5:-"0 yesterday evening, by Rev.
Mr. Wood, Miss Emma A. Ross and
Mr. Mark Hoffman, both residents of
this city. They came down on the
Western train last night, and will make
theiffuture homo in Salisbury. The
WATcnMAN wishes them a long and
happy life.
Masquerade Ba!f.
The masquerade ball at the St. James
Hotel last eclipsed any other social event
of the season. It was all the talk in4
society circles during the week, and was
a success from the -start. Tliero were
about forty young ladies and gentlemen
preeent wearing costumes with masques.
There were also a large n urn ber without
costumes. About one hundred spectators
looked on delighted. The costumes
were ui i ue and varied. We would like
to give them, but space forbids. We will
mention ono, that of Mrs. Chas. J. Bing
ham, who represented the Watchman.
At 11 o'clock the untUasking took place,
and many wcro the surprises. They
danced until a Ute (or early) hour, and
then dispersed to their' respective homes
well pleased with the evening's enjoy
nient. ' -
Ttvo Valuable Book5.
We have undertaken to furnish our
readers with two. very valuable books.
'Labor and Capital," is the title of one
the other is 'Profitable Farming in the
South." Thesoliopks ought to be in the
hand3 of every farmer in North Carolina.
The books can be seen at the Watch
man office at any tiriie. The price ol
'Labor and Capital,' is $2 00, 'cloth
binding; "Profitable Farming" is $3 50,
cloth. Call and. see them and give u
your order.
; L .. ii .-0-g , J
The dircctorsof the Piedmont Alliance
Fair Association nro requested toLmect
in Salisbury toe hr-t S:iurdy in Feb
iir.ry. Thcli'mucn committee are re.
pirsttd to incH with them.
- , i . - B. Lrcvric:, rrcs.
Give Vsr Klectric Lights.
Monroe h n small town, not half the
size oXSalisbnry, yet she ia to have elec
tric lights. Mpst towns in the State arc
ahead of us tn this regard. The charter
of the Saliibury Gas Company j; was
Amended by an -act of the legislature so
as to-gi yip it the right to add n electric
light plant. They seem to be very slow
in taking! advantaso of this privilege.
The hands employed to light the street
lamps shrk their work whtn the weather
Is very disagreeable, leaving the "people
to find their way home as best they can.
Moreover,- the gas often very poor.
With an electric plant all the lights
could be turned on and off by pressing a
button. Street lamps should burn; until
miduight, which is not dono under the
present system. Start the electric bolt
in motion. jOiscusa it.
Cleveland Passes Through
Grovcr Cleveland, ex-president of the
United States, passed through hero on
the delayed Vestibule train Sunday.
Cleveland is! a big man, and that may
have been the cause ol its being behind
time. Very few knew he was aboard,
hence no large crowd gathered to see
mm.
U c, ,.,..,.1;,, nn...a, n,l
df(i nQt tQ flRy one fiut
wheu we wajked iut0 the car he put on
one of thosc,)road gmlje3 that adorned
hs countenance whcu thc eleciou
re-
l turn of 'S4 were coming in. He thanked
us for tlie nice local notice we gave him
and Frances tho last time they passed
through. He said he was en route for
the homo of JOo Jefferson, in Louisiana.
He has hfs dog along and proposes to
dian. We told Grover tliat he did a bad
thing when lie declared agaiust the free
coinage of silver. He begged to differ
with us, and of course we granted him
that privilege. A discussion was about
to ensue, when the conductor called out,
"All aboard." and as we did not have
enough free coinage to spare to pay our
way tothe next station and back, we
hid the ex -president a hasty adieu. lie
made us promise to come down and see
him on hisreturu north, however.
At many stations along the route Mr.
Cleveland pulled down tho blind
M ttot nt to l troubled by th,
He
19 peo
ple. At Charlotto he was called, but it
was Sunday, and as he could not preach
them a sermon he simply bowed. It is
evident from his coolness that he is not
bidding for the presidency this fall.
Tliis is for You.
The Watchman! djd not start out to do
a credit business, but there is a good deal
of money due it on subscriptions carried
over.
It is surpriiiiii: how careless some peo
ple are about these .little matters. A
dollar or two does not amount to much,
but when Keveral hundred owe that much
each, it is. a good deal to a poor news
paper man.!'
We have experimented about long
enough to find out who will pay and who
will not. Members of tio church who sit
every Sunday and si rig, "Mtit I be car
ried to the 'sky, on flowery beds of casc?";
with so much earnestness aro expected to
pay thc editor, 'but some of them don't
do it. Thoiigh they ought to know (hat
they will never pa.s the "golden gates" if
they start away owing for their paper."
Vv'e have been natient.
Those who
jet them be
AI1 who fail
have not received bills will
fore! the first of February.
to ppy up by that time may expect to pay
according to law, or pay cost in addition
to the small amounts. If any neglect it
or get out of it by raising technical
points they will see their names pub
lished to the world. We mean bu.-ducss
now. We would like to retain ever
narao on our list. The Watchman is
going to bo lively from now on. .but tlie
money must be on hand hereafter .when
the paper goes. A word to the-wise is
j uflicient.
Obo f Tiiini.
A few of tho cares and vexations that
beset an editor's pathway aro shown in
tho, following specimens of news items
sent in by a voluntary correspondent a
few days ago :
"Air. Editor: Hero are some news from
our vaeimtv. Also one knew subscriber.
My neighbors say you print the best
paper in the country.
(Wish they could prove it.)
"1st.,. Mrs. Jones, wife of Jack Jones,
who has been sick, is still on the sick list.
"2nd. Prair meeting Wednesday night
at Sugar Creek School House, well at
tended, the coalition of the Church scums
to be in as great a purityjis ever.
"3rd. A 'spelling B at Sugar Creek
School On Tuesday night, at which the
Bolivar scbool was given a corgeal invi
tation to joyn. They had a splendid
speling.
"Excuse errors, if any.
x (All right, if any.) 7
"P. S. I wish you wood Fix up a
peace in regard to the buryal of Christo
pher B!urjans. Living South of ub
about 2 and i mil ea and was buryied by
the lodge in good order, for which his
widow received for $1,000. Price of cof
fin GO dollars. Ho was a man of good
character. You can fix it up better than
t can. .
(Perhap)
"Yours, ."
Doctor W. II. Wakcficdd, of Greens-
boro, C, will be id Salisburv at the
Mtr Vernon Hotel on Tue tlav and
Wednrs lav, Feb. 2d nd 3d. Practice
limited to Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
OFFicn'TOii Rent. A net and com
"ortable rro'ii on pennd floor suitatlp
f r an office of any kind. Plentvnf licht.
Apply at I This Office.
MECKLENBURG. KBWS,
What is Going, on Among the Signers
of the Declaration of Independence.
To I lie Farmers of Mecklenburg-.
vith this issue of Tus Cauotina
Watchman dates the beginning of my
connection with it as editor of the 3Ieck
Icn.burg department. My connection
with the paper in this capacity has been
brought about by the action of -the
Mecklenburg County Alliance-in. adopt
ing it as their official organ, and the be
lief on the part of those concerned that
I possessed the requisites for the posi
tion. My opportunity for extending my ac
quaintance with the tillers of the soil
of Mecklenburg has been somewhat
limited, but to each one of them I am
ready to extend my hand as a token of
esteem, to help them to throw off thc
burdens that now so oppress them, and
to help them to remove the obstacles
that have for so long a time tyrannically
bound them to the dust and kept them
from becoming n truly independent
peple. . My home was formerly ou the
farm ; there is where I was born and
reared ; and there is where, V learned to
know the dire difficulties that the farmer
constantly confronts. Thc farmer is the
backbone of government, -uf commerce,
of thc world; yet his rights are tram
pled upon more than the rights of any
other class. He is so completely ig
nored bv those who rule that, were he to
stop and consider, the most dare-devil
would blush with shame. The farmer
needs relief who would dare say he
does not? and who would be heartless
enough t'o not extend a hand in helping
him to unload some of his burdens, or
throw a ray of light across his pathway
in his darkest hours?
I have no fight to make on any per
sons or parties; I was born a Deniocrat,
grew up a Democrat, -and am a Democrat.
I believe the grand principles taught in
the genuine old Jeffersonian Democracy
to be pure and good, and will triumph
some day because they are true. But
there is corruption in all ranks, and
corruplion is corruption, no matter
where found.
With these remarks of salutation to
my friends in and out of the Alliance, I
ask one and all of tiie tailing masses to
ataud bv liio as I meet in tho arena of
public contest the gladiators of antago
nism, aud when the fight shall have
been declared off we will be flushed
with a complete victory for the grand
principlcrof our cau.-e.
Respectfully, '
J. F. Skwe ll.
Thc liar IJooims Dusted.
The saloon nucstion in Charlotte has
M.
been an intertsling one for a few mouths,
but has now assumed a more qitiet as
pect. The net ion of the County Com-:
misrdoucrs in refusing to grant liconse lo
sejl whiskey in Charlotte excited a great
deal of interest, and provoked hot dis
cussion pro and con. When tho saloon
men rcaliz.-d that it was a tiune'ess case
they 1 1 it tl several games of olu.T, such
as threatening to "sell anyway with or'
without license,' "breaking up 'the
Democratic party," ko. But the bluff
games did not work worth a teat, fur
the Commissioners continued to utter
thc same old "No." Then a report wa-s
started that petitions were being circu
lated, and "gcllin' lots o' signers," to
have tlie three ''dry" commissioners im
peached. But a quietus was put on
that renort when the County Alliance at
ha rou last w tek passed a resolution en
dorsing the action of tho Commis
sioners.
Tho bars are all closed now. Some
are being overhauled and will bended for
other business, while olliers stand as
monuments to departed glory. 1
j
wets seem to have beien submitted to the
inevitable and a man with one eye can
see that prohibition prohibits in Char
lotte. Mis M:irv Ts . Gner died at the home
of Mr. T. R. Gricr, in Steele Crcck7 lat
week
Edgar
Ransom, of lluntcrsville,. got
his arm horribly mangled in a saw
mill.
last Thursday.
On account of sickness the pnbPc
school at Robinson's church has not
opened this winter.
On last Thursday Robert W. riggers
died at his home in Sardrs. He wi s
forty fivo years old.
The youngest child of W.
of Newell?, has been sick
B. Newel',
for a long
time, and is still no better.
It may be remarked that Mecklenburg
has a better system of public roads tl an
any other county in tht Stale.
Rev. W. C. Douglass is making a fire
impression on thc people of his charge
at Taw Creek and at Moody's.
The-express trouble, caused by ti e
Hfrikincr messengers, has been settled,
rj
and everything is moving along lovely.
Owing to tho extreme cold weather
and continued rains very little new
ground clearing has been done this
winter.
The Alliance V.iU at Crofts has not
been entirely completed ye'. This
work, cf all others, ought to move right
along, fiiends.
It is about time the Rail Road Com
mi?sion should get around to Charlotte
and have decent gravel ways put at the
passenger stations.
The Board of Regents of the Presby
terian homcat Barium Springs, met here
this week. They will soon take some
important steps towards rebuilding.
No citizen is yet known to have re
freshed himself. on thc popular beveragi
bought ja peck of apples and had a
quart of apple juice tlirown in.
A great many farmers say They are
going to jcut down the acreage of cotton
thi3 yea. It will probably cause a con
siderable falling of in receipts at the
Charlotte market next ecMiuc season.
Considerable j talk of reviving the
gold miriingjindustry in this county is
being indulged in now. It is probable
that right extensive raaeh ice will be
put in adtho Blair mine in Clear Creek
township.
Tho grip ; has about completed its
rounds iji Mecklenburg, and those who
have had it are! anxious that northern
scientists shall i-atch and keep every one
of the grip bacdlus, which he has lately
inade an acquaintance with-
- i
Chas. fIendei;son, a negro was' caught
fingering Unci' Sam' boodle In the
post-office here two years ago, and sen
tenced ja the! Albany penitentiary is
back home - He delights his friends b
giving them descriptions of "life on thei
lIudson.j" ' !
Several days ago Mr. Wilson, of the
firm of Hammond & Justice, make a
coal firejin his grate. After it started to
burn he; discovered a silvery looking
metal pouring out of tho burning coal.
When ii got cool enough it was found
that the mf tal was pure babbitt.
j
A gopd I many farmer's son3 and
daughters are joining hearts and hands,
to trot qowh the path of life together
this winter We believe this is not the
sign usually given as a sure forerunner
of a hard year, and all people arc there
fore glafl to seo other people so lucky.
, i ' g-M in ,
Only $100 for th progressive Far
mer, Watchman and a picture f all
the officers of the national Alliance in-
cludinrj each State President.
LAST NOTICE I"
All persons indebted to us for Ferlili
zer, either by note, mortgage or account,
are notified that unless settlement is
made hy leb. 1st, we will be compelled
io put, i lie claims out lor collection.
MCCUEEINS & 3ICCANLES3.
HORSE FOR SALE!
UootJ live year old horse for sale. Good
gait; perfectly gentle; will work anywhere.-
Weighs about 1,200 pounds.
Reason for selling: I haveno usa for a
horse. V rite or call 'on
JB. RAMSAUR,
China Grove, N. C.
JEWELRY!
t-t-t-t-trt-t-t-f-t-t
I am Still on Deck With ?
NICE JEWELRY
: OF ALL KINDS.
Sec 1113' stock before you purchase. .
Respectfully,
S. A. L. JOHH30N.
KLUTTZ & CO,
Family WM
ill
liib
Unequalled for tho Cure of
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Chol
era Morbus Summer Com
plaint, Pains in the Stomach
and Bowels, &c.
Respectfully,
T.P.KLUTTZ&CO.
First Moil M
OT-
lull
ii
IX. J. HOLMES,
I. II. FOUST, -
President.
Cashier.
Ca
$50,000.
Surplus and Profits, $38000
General Bankingbusincss tran s
nctorl. Deposits solicited.
felQ:lv
vsi 3
SaMiry. 11 C
WW WOTTO9'6
Gen
fs urnishM Goods, k.
Together with
BOOTS AND ! SHOES
Wo havo purchad the entire
and ay ill positively closoSt out at
Call at once and exaniin? our goods and Bargains at
FETZER'S CLOTIIIKG STORE.
Wright's old stand, opposite Itofflce.
KEW FIRM
WITH
The undersigned liave Ixmght out the
nlock of Mr. P. W. BROWN, on Fisher
street, opposite D. R, Julian & Co,
We are constantly receiving new goods
for the Fall-nnd Winter trade. We
have a select tock'bf
. I.HH
Ad crory41lng fotrrrd ra a
First Class Dry Goods Stors.
W tsenn Vtrirnoefl and will fell very
thing at reeaonable prices and treat you
riyhU
We will pay the highest market-prices
for
E
10) UI
LtUII
Mi
no
and all kinds of Country Produce.
See
us beiore you ae!l.
Respectfully,
L. RIT0H1E & CO.
Salisbury, Nov. 2oth, 18171.
WM R.S.TUCKER
DRY GOODS!
WIWTEH, 1892.
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT,
Throng! our Mail Order Department, wf
offer advantages to thc pedjile ot NofCTi Caro
lina for '".Shoppi'i byMrtil,''- second to none in
in the Southern Status, t'er by the nn-ans ol thi
a verj importiint bra;ii;!i of our great JUiinefa
we place airuoii ni me very aooi'3 ot o;jr pa
trons our enormous 3tocK of goods, and we do
carry the largest an t finest collection of Dry
troois an 1 kindred wares, at retail, ot any
house in Kortli Carolina, and equaled by Terj
few Southern houses. We want the patronage
of North Carolina people, not simply that ours
is a North Carolina house, out because wfrwill
erll ih'jm Dry Goods at as low prices, for thc
fame quality, as any house in the trade.
We can only mention here a few of the niorf
important department-, J.-ut- wiil Lc ylad i
hear from those who dosne anything relativt
to Drv Goods or tlie kin 'red Wares.
Foreign and Domestic Dress Woolens, B'ack
Dress Goods. JMlks, velvets. House rcuruishia;
Goods, Carpets, Curtains, Ac.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered; Bam
pies eheeriully Pent. VI uen wntinc tor fam-
jdes our liatrous will nlease be definite as tc
the kind of roods desired. Intelligent Alten
lion can thfit be given their orders.
GOODS DELIVER FID FREE
(Except Furniture and CroeUerr.)
On all casii of $5.00 and eover wu wiil deliver
goods free to nenn-st Kxpr?P3 office or Railroad
etntion.
W. U. h fl. I Tinier & Co.,
Italeigh, K.C.
Mention tlifi-ETatchraan when you write
Hard times is tha hamwt to t!u- man with
dollars.
How the failures com now to credit dealers,
how their stocks have to jro fr dollars.
So many applications come to u? we aro puz
zled which to-taice.
We are K-ing out cf business, as my health
i3 considerably- impaired, but as we are poiTip
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LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING LIST OP PRICES
All our $3.50 to $4.0 Men's Sni-to the besttline of elegant $4 Casiimere Pants at f2. One
Tlnpt At the nrice erer sold ia Charlotte will
wi'.i now go at $3 J. Plenty of jeod $ lo $3
suits in this 3.35 liae.
We made a great et itt liee of $16 So;U
to $9.89. All the balance of these will how go
at $8.50. 0er twenty styles of fine hard fin
ished Cassimercs. black Diagonals aud find
ChoTtot suita in both pack.? and cutaways.
V'e are closing a line of Melton Overcoat? at
i. -ivorthfg.
Men's Pant? from 10 cent per pir un. One
NOW HAVE YOU EVER
La-iies'sray ribbed undcrvefts, 15c; Men's
ribbed and "plain uudcrvests, 2-c; Men a drill
Drawers, made of Chiton dn!I 15; ilco sall
wool red underware 75c T-er Sri.sU
5 .' pairs Salisbury Milb Sn k.s G cents
per pair.
No question but we t41 men's Hate f0 per
c-rt. umier the market. Five cases of men's
!iuc Derbies all thc latest slylt 1.5'), vrorth
?...50.
noihcr Inrj" mrcl'a'e f f the Veft ma-e? ot
McDMoa the VTa'c'anj.n
a nice line of
stock of II. & L. WRIGHT,
cost. .
II 11
Cotton Bnprr
FOR
MILL AND EXPORT;
They hv-ays pay highest cftsh
price lor Cotton and &eed..
Don't fail to sec them.
SALE OP LAND.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Co-
of Itowan county in -the case of M.i L. Rur .)
and othersji gainst Lula MilUr and othwi,
will sell stthe hornjsslead place at the rei
denee of A. S. Turner, on Wraneiday, the 10
Any of January, 1892, a tract of land ia k
Ul!a township, adjoining the landi of J.
Meniua, J. A. Stewart, M. M. Miller and othen
coutalnir.g 1 15 acres.
Also, ope other tract eituate In Atw;
township, adjoining tho lands of John F. Ro
sell, It. M. Suther aad oth-r8, containing V
acres, known ag thc Mine tract.
Terms One-half cash and the balance
twelve months with taterept from day of sale
the rate of eight per cent, per annum.
J his 13th dar of December, 1891.
J. A. STEWART, ComY
Re-
Pursuant to a decree of Ilowan Suber! i
Court, I wiil sell at the court bou?a door !
Sansbnrr on HONDA Y. TfTR FIRSTf)A Y C -
FKURU AltY, 1801, tho valuAda Uads of 0. t
KriJar, deceased, situetoTit and nenr Mou'i
Vernon, Scotch-Irish township, Rowan connt;
The lands have been dmde4-into three tracte
follow?; ' r-
No 1 Containing 10 acre3, more or ler
including the Frider homestead, Flonri:
Mills, Saw Mills, Cotton Gin housc&c. Brden
did water power.. Rids to open $1,09B.
Xo. 2 -Adjoining No. 1, containing 44 5-1 0
icres, mofe or less. No improvements, ridu
to open at $300. - ;
No 3 AdjoiningNo. 1, containing
acres, more or les9, on which Is ptore honia,
r-mall dwelling, tic, lying between tVilke?boro
road. Luckoy's liae an A Fourth creek. Ridsti
jpen at "
Also, at sarrie .tim and place, 1 Winship 4D.
raw co'.top jrin, nearly new; 1 cotton press. t
Terms: .One-third fash; balance in equal
instalments at 6, 13 and 18 months. Intereft
at 8 per cent, on deferred payment). Title re
served till purchase- money i3 all p!id. Tlata
atid descriptions may be seen at 'the office of
my attorney, Theo. F. Kluttz.
December 26th, 18fl.
S. n. WILEV,
. Adm'r d Com'r.
Trnstce Sale of ,
Pursuant to the provisions of a certain deed
of trust Axecutff.1 by John M.Brown and wife
i. A. Hrown t Ihe-date Jphrril. WeddiDgtou
andZduly registered in the office of tho Register
)f Deeds in Rowan county in book No. (5, page
114 and 115; and upon which default has been
m vie, 'be undersigned"' will tell at public out
cry at the court house door In .Salisbury a
Saturday, the 30th fiy of January, 182, at
12 M., the following described real etate: A
tract of land situate ia Atwell township, Rowaii
cennty, containing forty-eight (4R) acros, be
ing a part of the Geerge Mas tars tract, and is
particularly described by metes and bounda iij
.-aid mortgages.
Terinn of sale Cab.
Adm'r of John P.. Wedington.
CnAiSR fc Climkhtu Att'y.
out we shall gather many victories from tha
disasters of credit and give them out the pub-
lar3 in the middle, for we gather daily from the
wrecks or from dealers, hard tressed, who tc
-eept what they can get.
If the country was out of dett the failure cf
.1 A 1 - L .
a crop wouiu noi dp snrn preai maiirr.
lot of GoVernmentTilue cloth gooods, a4e Tor
the gorernment and sold for reasoa ef OTtr
stock. TTe bought fifty pise aad made It mf,'
There Una better goods sold, and yeu eo Vv
the pants at $2.50 per pair. -..
Roys 0ft? Orerccits at $3 so $3.50. Ttry
nKatn
One lot of about forty Ladiea' Cloaks at 25
per cent, less than rou can buy the cloth.
Everything ia the C'foak Department at half
price.
SEEN SUCH BARGAINS?
UOO-yard spool silk '3c. Kcrrpool rQtton3c
.Five cases (Jannog Mills 4!ccb, the best goodi
! ercr sontjor tt;e money, at a cent3 per yam.
est standard prints 5c per yard: best qualhy
table oil: cloth 20c per yard.
Fine Zinc and LeatiTr covered Trunka at 25
."sfnrL'a nf f'hri-tna vrmtAa nnv In ant or
low down. Crockery, (llasa end .Qaeensware
arprie"? to clo?e them out. : -- j
Thev mu-t po.
W. J, DAVIS & CO.,
1, C H AUIiOTTE, &
7.-fcca . ou TV-tlJ
JvMcCUBBIHS HO
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