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ABOTX WHEAT GAMBLING.
'Mr. C. Wood Davis,- eminent and
disinterested authority, says that
cenjtly Jue jkept watch of the offerings of
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JHURSDAY, MARCH 31,
1S92.
TijESB.wil I wme fun at StaU-
free circus,
Lit some one in every AHianc and
enrj litighborfrood get up Urge club
for the Watckmax all over the 6th
and ?th aUtricU
A WW Gibkmii, the iron king,"
who has mad hp wUJiont, recently
reached a awrnaon in few Tork city,
Iht subject Uing tht jofpe:9f wealth.'1
Jay Gould will be preaching the im
forUncf of railroad in Hearen one of
thete iayn.
of the cheering aigni of the
firoee U in the growing liring fact, as
iaat m the membership of the Alliance
nd Knights of Labor aiaembliea become
neqtiainted with th- great wrong of
$be pait legislation, they" i once set
About educating themselrw, reading
literature that ia in sympathetic touch
with thejr expeflerc. The necestsity
is dawning npon them that tflf prea-
erration 'demands their thoughts and
action. The con fiction deepens that
n order to preserre this republic the
homes must be preserved. In order to
aolre the problem of a people s gorern
ment a nen-partiian ballot cannot be
had by following blindly partisan
fosses.
Money Other Items.
wheat on t he Chicago IJonrd of Trade, correspondgnceof the watchman.
and that while he was unable to count Washington March 23, 1S92 .
the half of it, yet in one hour, more ver j raore talketl alxiut at the
than 300.000,000 bushels were offered Cjpitoj th:in t!lp prhabiifcy f n war
for wile. Ifso, ar.dtwic that amount with jc,iaiHit notwithstanding the
was really offered, it shows that one generajy recognized danger of the lat-
gambling concern in on- city of this . v T, j do not hesitate to
union in one hour of one day, handled ciarj,e tn:lt the opponents of free coin-
or was in a iiion to handle, tne en- ff obtained votes enough to make
tire ajinual crop of the United States. hast week's fight a draw by inetlnd
Of course the wheat which was offered that are dark, and they fear that the
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and sold was not real wheat but only same acucs wu.ueieaw wiem u.c
alleged wheat, vet the effect upon mar-
renewal of the fight this week; they
. Inlcrt h:ircn th.it snmp itf those who are
ket prices of real wheat was much , lff wi4h thpm are seCretlv
the same as though those men had working against them and that when
dealt in the real article. There is ho the time comes to vote upon the pa
doubt but that the Chicago gamblers sage of the bill these men will find
buy and sell each so. a dozen, an,. '3 3 . ' 3
& M. V ' A. a v - ' - - - '
perhaps a hundred times as much
wbeat sis the whole world produces or
consumes, and their operations, though
confined almost wholly to fictitious
ents, to rote against the bill.
The committee on rules this morning
Plain Facts and Sharp, Pithy Sayings
from Keform Papers.
The anti-silver democrats are appeal
ing to the republicans in congress, to
help them in their endeavor to defeat
the free silver coinage bill. Boston
Tva relet'.
A man has about reached the end of
his road for usefulness when lu can do
nothing but praise himself and abuse
others because they do not agree with
hiuTT Alliance Farmer.
The money of the future will not be
a promise of pay but a promise by the
people of the United States to receive
for all debts as full legal tender. This
wdl be an "honest money."
For ten years ending 1S90, farm
lands in Ohio have decreased in value
$yS,000,OUO. Speculators control pri
ces and jointly with the trusts run the
country. Southern Mercury.
Unless the Northwest and South
unite for their interest there will be
! nothing done to advance the producers,
I x lie u'uimivK v wu ........... r,- , , ,i 'ill 1 VP t
consumes, and their operations, though took up A1 r. Bland's proposition for , , ' "w
us the reporting of another npecial rule, j-"- v
the kill before the House
GQ0D HE ITS.
from every section of the country
comes the cheering news that the
Alliance is tafein on new life. This
t roe of Rowan and all adjoining
counties. The cirto at Statesville on
he 20th of March di!l much goyd iii
that county. Mecklenburg and ta
hArrus are quiet but determined. Stan
ly and Montgomery have a small mem
bership, but some mighty good ones.
Davie and Davidson can always be
counted. when the roll is called. Ca
tawba, Lincoln and Gaston are 0. K.
In addition news from other sections
of the State is to the .same effect. - All
together, is the watch wo-d.
AHOTHia HISSTATBHEHT.
The itf eckUnbury Times, referring
Jo the statement by Alliance speakers
' Mhat the laids are rapidly passing into
thh hands of a few," denies the asser
tion. It says the census shows that
the average size of farms decreased
from 202 acres in 1850 tt 134 acres in
1880. -
That may be true, but .the truth of
the business is that during the past "ten
years thousands of farmers have been
forced to sell part of their lands to pay
debts. Capitalists owntnany of the so
called "small farms." Many others
have bought lands and have been un
able to pay for it. Jgoihere is no force
in thergnment raue by the Times.
tHX KniSZIHG 8EA TROUBLE.
M4Jarrtson having failed to get
a fight with Chili, he is now engaged
in trying the tame game with England.
; It is all for personal .gain that he Js
filling to rush into a bloody war. He
fts to bt president aaiu and sees
no other dhcjtee than to get into a row
with torn foreign power.
Ws opposed his action in the Chili
maWf Of count the fight rwoiild
Jiav been short, j However, a war with
flnglsn mesas something. In the
dispate with Chili our government had
Just cause for complaint In this case
it is only a trivial quarrel.
On the English side Lord Salisbury
w um mm oig a cranic as our
president. The English papeis are
Igmng him some plain talk.
The trouble is merely a legal point
that should be settled by the courts' of
(he two ciontries or . by a board of
afbartioa. Arbitration has been
agreed upon, but Harrison and Satis
bury are uot .willing to wait. They
are maktag Jfacet at each other and
threatening td send war ships to the
sealing grounds.
The United States claims the exclu
sive right to catch seals in Beherina
Sea: England claims that this body
ot waterjs free to the world. That is
fhe whole trsuole. Neither country
would be seriously damaged if the
board of arbitration should decide
against them. But a war would cost
more money than all the seals that
ever will be caught would1 be worth,
eides bloodshed.
.u-i. i i I ...i.-.. f U ormiMK nie win uiore me
,7 .... m .. again and providing for the calling of
producers to their injury. To the ex- the previous question immediately af
tent of the aggregate profits of the er its adoption by the House, and the
dealers in wind wheut are the aggre-(shutting out of nil filibustering rn-
I riiu: i ii l. - i. l l
gate losses upon the producer-, con- ons- , w. " rejwrtwi. nu
. i i Jthen the fairht will be renewed and
stimers and neaiers in actual wneai . t . . : . i, 1
Chicago, while thus handling hundreds Wief thJlt niany of the repblicans
of millions of fictitious grain every day, who upon the final vote will vote
is really a very slim market for real against the bill will vote for the adop-
grain.- Her actual deliveries of actual tiou of this rule, but on the other hand
, . , - j., . i. L it is claimed that ome democrats who
wheat and corridid not amount to one are. pledRed to TQte fw tfae bjn win
tenth o one million bushels for the vote against the adoption of the rule,
entire month of September. Minneap- hoping thus to postpone the question
olis grinds more wheat every, day than until the next session. It is going to
Chicago handles in a month, and yet f Tcr7 fitter contest, although it
3 ' it pi ii will probably be short, and owing to
it is said if the Chicago gamblers can- tfae rprisinJg result of 1;ist weeks 1)at.
not absorb all the profits between tjev nejther side is inclined to do any
wheat at 70 cents a bushel to the pro- boasting. The republican leaders are
ducer and flour at $7 a barrel to the counted upon by the anti-silver met. to
nA rtf nnv n,of Aftrno aid in defeatiug the bill.
.. . "1 . . , 1 he House committee on agriculture
upon the real amount produced and L decM Q favorabl r rt the
consumed, hut a like amount upon Pslrtdock mire food bill, which has al-
a hundreil or a thousand times as ready passed the Senate.
much fictitious wheat, that congress No legislative body in the world is
;a;nn, tu ,nnu. .i ;n more completely hedged around .with
l HI MIIU.IW illlll HID H T HIIU III I ,, . t .. XT 1 O 1 1 CI i
it i x l ,i i i . 1 dignity than the United btates benate;
the interest of the farmer who Jieeded L StfnHtors are just human enol, rjl iu
amarKecanu specuiaiors 10 lawe inei the fancietl security of executive ses
grain off his hands (at bare cost, of I sions to go off half cocked, just lik
course) the bill should not pass.. y (other people do at times of excitement,
ana me press is jui, enterprising
. i- l - l.i ii. . . 1 1
rrn Trr j. i p lenoiiLiii w keep nie ouunc i wen
i v f orl rn f tirii l n cr of flip pvopii.
until the 15th of November for tive sessions as it does on the open ses
sions, which is very annoying to some
of the Senators and amusing to other
i4li ua wu v a v
only 50 cents.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Reform speakers say that the na
tional debt has increased rther than
diminished since 1SG0. They say that
hough more than half of it has been
A week ago the executive sessions were
made exciting by the clamoring for the
rejection of the arbitration treutv, but
calm consideration has shown t he Sen
ators, just as it has the public, that
there is a more dignified, way our, am
paid, it will now take- twice as much they have about decided to ratify the
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of the products of labor to pay the re- heaty, altnougn some or tneni sin
main.ng half as it would to have paid fco uge Jt M weapon of eton
the whole of it twenty years ao, plen ;f the irovernment of Great Bii
The Mecklenburg Times argues that tian still persists in its refusal to aid in
farmers can make twice as mueh with suppressingthe seal proachefs this conn
the same amount of labor as they could frJ may do so by force, knowing tha
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iweiuy year. aSu. 11 muur ui toe i - , f - . ()f t,
rr.- i it; i l I rr ' . .D
i lines Knew unyumig aoout larmmg world. This does - not indicfvte any
he Mpould know that this is not true. backdown on the part of the benators
' It costs neaily as much pow to raise 011 the contrary, they are almost unan
a hundred pounds, of cotton as it did
twenty years ago. At that time cot
ton was worth from $20 to $30 per
hundred. All above $8 was counted
as profit. To-day it is worth $0 $2
less than it cost to raise it. Then the
farmer made from $10 to $15 .clear
imously in favor of this government
maintaining the position it has taken
at all haz;trds. The tieaty will proba
bly be formally ratified this week.
f resident ttarrisou lias by a specia
message to Congress given his nflicia
approval of the bill appropriating $100,
000 to help entertain the old soldiers
who attend the Ij. A. K. encampment
PhiluIe!pLia, Pi.,
(Factory at Auburn, N-w Yok )
SOUTHKUN IKrOT FOR MACHINES, RE
PAIRS, Etc.,
SALISBURY, IV- C.
The entire vote, of the Alliance con
gressmen, last week, killed an appro
bation of $100,000 for aiding Russia.
We have Russians at home who need
aaMstance. -Tflrkfo Independent.
Senator. IVffer, of Kansas; has done
more good work on behalf of the peo
ple in ten days in the United States
senate than Ingalls did in any one year
of his long senatorial career. Lx.
The man who works hard to improxe
his ranch and make it worth $2,000,
and then votes to reduce its value and
the products of the same, one half, is
well, a "crump" if nothing more. -
Tulare Citizen.
God will not aid those who will not
aid themselves. Better times will not
come from wishing or praving. Action
alone can elevate the workers of Amer
ica to a higher level of civilization.
Labor Standard.
Iirnorance is not always bliss. Jones
on one side of the road and Smith on
the other quarrel continually oyer tariff
hih or tariff low, while (each pays
more usury, every year than they both
do tariff 111 ten.
Th democrats in congress want Eng
land and other foreign nations to help
them to settle the coinage of the Uni
ted States. Alliaucemeii want no for
eisrn interferance in American affairs.
llanesvdle Gazette.
Debts are multiplying, hence the
bankers are growing more prosiierous
Then what do you s.iy about a system
, t 11 1 1 1.1
that enaoies a r.iass ot people to be
prosperous only when others are in
debt? St. Is mis Monitor.
Lightest in Weight, Host Darabh and
; Attractive, Best Material,
Handiest.
These are the essential requirements In
a jjootl tnaehiiie ruul they are all asso
ciated in the Osborne jrool. It you
want the best Mower, Reaper, all .teel
Hay Rake or steel spring-tooth Harrow
in existence, do not purchase before see
ing the OSBORNE. Call on our nearest
Agent, or write for descriptive Catalogue
to
OWEN H. BISHOP,
Special Aent.
(Office with J. M. Ilailon, 1st door below jiost-
othee. biouburj, .V
N. B. Address letters to Woodside, . C
A large number of Machines and Re
pairs constantly kept on hed.
Mention tho Watchman when you write-.
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KlISt ClaSS rurtllMire Piorc. I i.m llllv in.n i uu "U"r rftods f... i
monev than vou can buy anywhere else in the ciiy. A nice embossed plush snriT
edire Parlor Suit for only $30.00. Bureaus from $1X0 up: Rockir.y ( hairs ft,,,', f. I
up; good Rattan Chairs from 60c. up. And everything e.su u iht- Fundiur Iib,
ROCK BOTTOM PRIDES, Wilt take pleasure- in show iuggomls. .Basnrelil
call while in the city. I thankfthe iublic for prist favors and hope to retain V
hare of their future patronage. liespecilully, 1
! T. W. EARNHARDT.
proht on, the hundmipounds. lYwlav here next fall. The bill provides that
he loses $2. Tweuty j&irs ago "heat half ot the amount shall eonae out of
was worth S2 per bushel. To-day it the revenues of the District of Colum-
is selling at 70 to -SO cents, or about
. fill I - I V Millie UVVIUt.U lllO It'
cost. IheulhefarnKn-mnde a profit cabinet niJetitig, and has partially re
ot about l.io per bushel. iNow he sumed his duties, but it is understood
sells it at cost. I that he proposes taking a Tneation oix
Now suppose a merchant starts outlsoon as some sort of a settlement is
11 1 1 i zli. t 1 c i;t
to sell goods at a loss of 2o per cent. Tfc ig Pregillent- Harrison's
as the cotton farmers are doing. How SUDDorters have tendered l'Unele Jerrv"
long will it take him to pay the 11a- Rusk the second place on the ticket if
tional or any other debt? Suppose he he would agree to help them control
sells at cost as the grain farmer is do- lie delegations of Wisconsin and some
lnn ,;ii ; i i u 1 ioitimoviier-HgricHiiuraioiaT.es 10 ine
mg. now long will it take him toluc- v l- j u . tt
0 D ""1 lmnonn i nnnrannnn nH rhit 4 1 1 1 1
pay the national debt? The editor of d0 jerry" was non-committal in his
the T 'lines should drowu himself Jjinswer to the proposition. His friends
wish him to erect a presidential light-
Monopolt has won another Tictory j ning rod of his own, but so far he
in the defeat of the free coinage bill. ;; seenis inclined to stick to Mr. 11am
Most of bur North Carolina congress- "t! 1 -i 1 1 i i 1
men sUod on the right sidey however, those who ouKht to know, that Mr.
but fello citizens that 1 place called Harrison will not be a candidate before
WashsinglW needs pureinff. All the Hhe national convention, unless he cau
rascals are not Tn the penitentiary. I be aaaured in advance of being nomi-
c t - inaiea wunouia coniesi.
borne 01 them are in cougress. 1 u j 1 j c 1 1
nwn I f tiativim k 1 1 1 rv . 4-lts ..m
luereis within Kansas Citv. If is- L c u n c -..i .
pnnn i 111 If 1 V. J t .. 1 . I '
"uii, v,vw vHiiuicii uuucr me uge ori0j York.
IVIrs. Troiiduuii's LeJttli.
Correspondence 01 the W;itclim in.
Mrs. Bettie Trout man has been living
on the farm of P. M. Phillips. For some
serious trouble unknown to anyone but
herself, she determined to take her own
life. On the morning of February 24th,
she went out of the house into the wood
yard, and laid down on her buck and
made a serious stroke at her throat. She
succeeded only in cuttinj; her wind pie.
Her little ten year old girl, in going out
a few m nutes later, found her mother
with a rnzor in her hand trying to get it
to her throat a second time. The little
giH ran and took the razor from her.
Mr. Phillips was then sent for, and ac
companied by Mr. James Morgan, car
ried her into the house and stitched up
ami dressed the wound.
She hail well nigh recovered and it
was thought by all who visited her that
her mind was considerable better. But
to the surprise of all on the morning of
March 24th, about 10 o'clock, she took
the very same razor and put on a shawl
and bonnet and went out of the house,
leaving four little children, as though
she was going to Mr. Phillips' but instead
she went into a shed adjoining the barn
and succeeded in committing the horrible
deed.
She had been married tw ice, and leaves
seven children, four boys and three girls.
Her oldest son had been giving her trou
ble by threatening-to leave home, and he
did leave about ten days before. This,
with other domestic trouble, it is thought,
drovcher on to suicide. M.
10 years who work tor their daily bread,
and many of them do not receive com
pensation enough to feed and clothe
themselves. This great number is not
exaggerated. Midland Mechanic.
The press of the country appears
unanimous in favor of nuttinz a aiiie-1 The daily income of John D. Uocke
rtus on tb authority assumed by the; feller is reported, by the newspapers,
Senator Hill has gone to Albanv,
and the political gossips, who say the
trip was unexpectedly and hurriedly
made, are puzzling their brains to dis
cover why he went.
famous Pinkerton thuirs. and the in
troduction of a bill to that effect is
loudly commended. The Pinkertous,
like other dogs, have hud their day.
Watertoicn Messenger.
The tendency of the nioneycrats is
toward a centralized monopoly born of
greed and nurtured in an insatiaole
avarice, while t he tendency of the labor
organization is to check centralizations,
educate the masses and promote demo
cratic institutions. Texas Adrance.
Children Cr for Pitcher's Castoriol
to be $21,657. To pay this it requires
the net labor of 24,657 men at $1 per
day. What do you fellers who are
working 12 hours a day for 75 cents or
less, think of a financial system that
breeds such results as this? The Advocate.
The Watchman from now
until the 15th of November for
only 50 cents.
CJHIdrcn Cry' for PitcherY Castoria:
PI
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For DYSPEPSIA.
This unf.iUlner remedy for Dyspepsia of the most
cliroalc l pe is the result ot m.itiy ears' mvulcal
researi'li ot one or tuu most nou d una eminent uieti-
leal scholars of Hie period, Dr. La Verne Swlnion
F.ueni an! proprietary liosirums have had no more
bitter opponent than this most eminent p i.istctati,
lor the simple reason tUat t!ie sams dose is inva
riably prescribed to t he sufferer, no matter what
the temperament of the uufleut. and no mailer
wu it the peculiarities of tne dlseas--. and this, too,
luthetaceof the claims that such remedies will
cure a majority or known diseases.
Dr. Swluton reallz. d fully iOAvh.it extent njsne;
sla, whether mild or chronic, by impoverishing and
ooisoulrig ihe.biood. became i he proenlior of nu
merous diseases and ihciefore sought dlilg- ntlyfor
years to discover its Urn? soeclrte. In this he wa
suc essiul, buC In firebscrimn ids wonderful dis
covery, he never overlooked tne jrre.-.t median
truth tiiat the symptoms lu each case, the tem
peramental differences, and eveu the habits ai.d
occupation ol the suffeier required not only a dif
ference In the prescription ot remedy, but also
d'-ni aided supplemental treatment and uletary dl
recuoii, van lug widely m d;fferent cases. Tilh
SAINTON M KDIC L t"G. send in eonuestlon with
this c ltbrated Specific lor Dyspepsia, a complete
treatise by the locior. widen gives explicit dlree
Hons to the sufferer, so that he may not only Intel
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the oletand prcpeny seir-.iinilnlter tho sup,'U
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This is Medical Treatment and not
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Do not be robbed of your money and your hopes
ror restored ne inn oy aiieg-a panaceas, Wtacn
while comparatively h :rmles.- win cure nothing.
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this territory. b"fore placing It ou sale wliti your
leading pharmacists, and wul send single packag' i
to any address upon receipt of 5 cunts. Each pack
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giving die t an directions and supplemental pre
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Ladles, do you realle that when you buy of the
reuiller you are paying th.ee unnecessary profits?
tne manuiacturer sens to tue comaiission Uousc
the latter to the Jobber aud the Jobbi r in turn sell
to the retail lueicuant. ou must pay the manu
facture! a prout Hi si, and then pay each ot the sub
sequent handlers a prout, not Infrequently paying
two protiis to the rtta ler. The
MANUFACTURE. :S' COMMISSION CO.,
is a responsible syndicate which sells direct to the
consumer U.v Investing In manufaciurers'samples,
od'ts aud ends. Job-lots, and the slocks of insolvent
ma: uf.iclurers, lit connections with our regular
commission holdings, we are able to sell to the con
sumer direct at the commission price, whlcu Is but
oue remove from the manu;acturer's.
W hl'.e this company hamlles all kinds' of ladles'
furnishings, we Me makiiig a special drive on our
liOslKwY, merely to Introduce our nnme lu your
territory and establish a reputation for giving val
ues never before offered, so that you win be fully
prepared for our later announcement of Kur entire
lines, head the following fit re:
Ladles' full U ngth, f;.8hiom d. fast block hose.su-
pertlue gauge, (retaling even w here at 25 to 35
cents per pair.) we will sell at 10 cents, or one half
dozen at 96 cents.
Ladles' extra length, full regular made, fast black
and seamless nose, very nne gnage, retailing
everywhere at ,v cent sup.) we will sell at S3centH,
or one-half dozen ntf i.3s.
We pay t x, ress charges, and agree uncondition
ally to refund money If hosiery is not the values
and qualities (TescrlVd. He sure an I send the blze
wanted, and reiut moor mat as we pay express
we cih uot afford to send less thun one-half dozen.
Orders must be accompanied by cash In rl'her
money order, postal note, stamps or registered let
ter, addressed to the
Manufacturer's Commission Co..
S3! Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111.
5 BSOLUTELY FREE !
Desire to anounce to the people of SalrH)urv, and tliopr. Fca
large, that their Mr. Auman has just rcturned'from Ne York
City, where, in the largest, best, anl cheapestT' SPQ. CASH
Wholesale House on the face of th-e earth, lie has purchafd for
SPOT CASH perhaps the most varied stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS, SHOES, HOSIERY,
STATIONERY, TIH aM HARDYARE.
All of which shall he offered to the ;
CASH TAZDjH OHSTLY
For the very lowest prices- that can lie made
by any man or men on earth.- j
BELOW WS IT AH 3 A FEW 'MATCHLESS PRICE::.-
Adamantine Tins, 14 rows, lc ; 200 yds. Spool Cotton, 2e. Envelope 3c. rf
pact; Ladies' and Gents' Pocket 'Handkerchiefs, 3o. nj; 144 .Shirt Button,
Ladies' Bar Pins, 3c. and up; Finger Kins, lc. and uji ; Heissors :tnd Shearo, 3c. id
un: fients' Collars, 4t. and up- Ladies', MisiHs' hjhI Children's lles-e ,'r. rid' f
Ladies' Corsets, 24ic. and up; Gents' Unlaundrird Shirts, !ioc.aml up; Gent; L
dried Shirts. 39c. and up : liovs'and Men's Hats, 17c. aud up. We aI.o Lave a
line of Prints, 4c. per yd. and tip; Dress Plaids, 4Jc. a.n'd up; Giii&hanif, Worsttdatd
Jeans at all prices.
We invite an early and repeated visit and iu.ej ( (tic n. Oft
stock will be .replenished every fe.v days. Yv'hile we pn-puf t
sell goods so cheap that we will be too busy to ( xdiaiiio j.'c'i
for any one, yet we will always "refulnTi he CAb:H for any (!(
bought from in that are not PEIiFKCTLY SA.TISFACT0Y.-:
fia The Publlsiiers of the FAMILY JOURNAL
are dete: mined to largely Increase the circula
tion of their paper. To do this we m.tke the
following aimor-t unpanlkd effen We win send
ubioluUiy FltEE, potage prepuii. the celebrated
FAMILY COOK BOOK aag-'STS
cents for six months' subscription to the Family
Journal. This cook Book is sent to each six montu
suDs- noer. ana win oe rouno an almost Invaluable
culinary guide In the bard-sol the most experienced
housekeepers as we l as a necessity to the Inexpe
rienced. It possesses the one great advantage over
all otht r cook books published by being a compre
hensive compilation of economical recipes suliedJto
housewlvrs wl h HmitcM means, t nd-r othTer
hea :s recipes for numerous table luxuries are given
in tact this cook book Is a compemllum of useful
recipes used and originated by the m'o&t celebrated
cheis, cook and pastiy hakcrs of the present day
With the FAMILY COOK BOOK as a guide, no
housewife need worry how to prep.ire the most
sumptuonsor most frugal repast. KememLor we
send this book absolutely free to every six months
subscriber to the Favi ly Journal. This IS no cheap
book It retails as high a3fl.5o and ft and Is worth
TheFamily JournaPSsj01
family paper handsomely Illustrated, and conuiln
lng In connection wtih charming stories and choice
literature, such sped 1 features as "Household
Hints," "The Fashloi s." "The Household Doctor "
and numerous otherdeparlm ntsof domestic Inter
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vailous toplos mentioned, six months' trial sub
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single copy of the Cook isook. Send S5 cents In
posul note or 1 cent stamp to
THE FAMILY JOUSNAL CO..
89 PI j mouth Place, Chicago, HI.
AUilSAPj tt CARTER.
Salisbury, N. C, Feb. 4, 1S02.
SLAUG
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CHARLOTTE -:- RACKET - :-
stobe.
nrmnTTics face cream.
rilUU 3 lg I'arlsLm cosmetliue.
The l?a!-
) iiitely harm and a pcrfeet face be i uitli r. A
nrst-cla..s m-Jl'-aiif . M)ld by leading druggi. ts.
Tt is reasonnble to say that when we .bny-the octg'of tli? lct mrrcU
in the land and cut trie price they paid in tho middle with dollars, tli;t (
afford to sell these stocks nt half the price .they sold at atid make money.
it is equally reasonable to say-thatfwe cmi iUl'rd to m-11 fall tlite stwKJ
A suit of clothes costs 12 aTwliolesale; if we take oil one-foiirtl) an
$9, that would sare the buyer $3 under the wholesale cot, fiul
But we don't figure it. that way on this Lew stock of Clothiiig.
large stock and don't want to carry any clothing uver, acd we propo T
this stock all out at once. This 12 suit he sold at $10; it ct us l'-,R,'pi,
sell it at 87. We make SI. ?et. it out, of thr house tn I Hake a cwti'K',:
saviimr him SO on a suit. A phild's suit sold nt rrmt S"2.23. It cift
we have a big stock and out. it goes .at 1 25. - We will cut 'all this cl.vMllb '
IS Wit ArttXt Winf fr novrl. ii - - V
nv IIUII V Hllllt IK (,ai I I Ik, i f.
The shoe stock of ),t00 in this Levy stock will go at half rr!l
vcuvo uii i ne uuiidi. i ue twui;ii win ljo at it-ss mail nan n- ,v- wrrf'l
i i i- ... i - l . i ' - l .-..:.,tr io
W 11111:11 I IIU 111! Ill If 1 r F Mllf rX r.il'v t -ti Mill I -
We fc"1
tot
,ake f
. . . . . . i ... .
C.Vf'r ft P'lll dimLd nut r f l , 1 xnir.l,.. .... ....... I. .... it . tl'tlllt Id lli
stock, which is simply a fair profit, and sacrifice the clotliiiig aU ' . j,
A large stock of staple Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions "'?
injr Goods all through the house. Yrn'r will find (h s the best g:nu wx
sale ever made in the Carolinns at 23 per cent, luss than the whole"1'
the most staple line in it. f.i.!
bale beifiin I ues.lav. Irni:irv lib TV n't rvabnk this sa.e '
. i i. e T-. i . . . - . , , i t iii yy
SI nPf T 'dill I 111 l-ll o 111 ni,.V,,? I ... I .1 .1 ... I.. i ... ... II,. ,itl - III" " v
- . ....... uiiiiiiii. Ulll-ill I1JC Mil irC l(J(lv lii u'lii' i .
p . 1 I . ... . . 1 1 . it
one oi tne m-st buyers.
We tdiall untloubledly laiight(rr it aud l1 ,l 0
W. I. DAVIS 8c CO.,
CHAHT OTrE,