Carolina Watchman.
CITY3 AUD COTJHTY.
-u the Best Siws in. Howaa aad
, ' Vicinity.
TiiaiSliAY, DEC. 8, 182.
The hew platform at the pasHcuger de
pot ha been completed.'
Again thi? week we are compelled to
leave out s Jme iuteresiUj; matter.
Several dollars worth of new ad
the Watchmau this week.
appear in
A thirty pound turkey was sold on this
inarket one day last, weefc.
The pavements on Fi-lur street near
the- railroad aits being macadamized.
The Salisbury Uacket store 4ias auc
tioned, oU i is good and w ill discontinue
business. . " ,
1 Rev. P. h. Groome, official editor cj
the MethodUt conference was in town
this week. '
I hUev. Dr. W. II. LeHh, has, by Confer-eiiL-e,
been returned to his pastoral charge
in thisli a e. . r
Mr Ki.li Huaiivcutt and family from
uear Albemarle, has moved toi. Saisbury
6 urthe t. Cotton mills. ,
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give auenleitainineut and serve a
puncheon at the opera house Friday night.
Sir. W. L. Harris, one xf Itowag's
well to do fanners killed a hig one day
vhut week -.lllal weighed 5QS pouiwls.
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" Salisbury park on Inniss street with
its trees and shrubbery presents a very
i neat and attractive appearance. -
1 Hon. I;e Overman Ivas been elected
a truste-i of Tfiiil4?oUege to fill the va
caucy caused by thedeath of lr. Johu
W. Mauaey.
" r-Tfrth- Trlni 'S. Henderson left fr
V;ishinj;ton city last rfatunlay ni-hC-lo
bo pfeMjiii at the opening xf Congress on
lasfMonuay. -
; " Bed Springs, Lounges, Chase Bro's.
1i:uios Chicaiio Collate Organs. In fan
-l.iiir vou vinil ii Hie i'urnilure
iae aiGeoVv Wright's.
The Charlotte Observer says thatSal
5; isliuit ys goingto have a new $10,000 op
era h.aise. dad to hear it, neighbor. A
mrvv one is'uee.ledV no queatiob about
, " t:lat.
- vOur friends who have clubs are rr
' quested to get up the'r renewals b(
tweeu-now and Christmas, and. toget
as uiawy new-names as po-sible.
Bv authority of Conference recently
lu l'l at Winston the Methodist niiuisters
ac -rvliri iu this county tiave been returned
(, iheir nwpectiv'e charges. This, we
lliink will be .gratifying to they- congre
gations. 4 The cMrated' ' X Jollities" played
ij Meioufy's hall Momlay.. night to a
rlrtfge; iii.eHqe.v"hey, ki-pt the crowd
-niaring : through tin- entire. pby, and ev
er' bbdyiroiiouiiced it a stjecess.
We M-gre; to Munounce the ueam r
Mrs. I) na Harris, wile of Mft W. L"n
H;u i is, -:iid .Uaughu-.r f M r. J s- Atkins,
of Abeiimrle. which occurred Wei;;esday
'ldjjht. ' she was an excellent lady..
I),; V. II. Wak-li.-i.r, tlw Ea., Ear.
NSf a'i'l Throat Specialist of S ah-ll:,
Js C. w 11 Ik in rfaltslutrv, at Mt. Vei
ii..u hotel on Tiinrsday Dec 22-nd. :
. ' li-..ciicc fhniied to organs named.
1 ijlossrs C. P. Cox, & Co. mercantile tirin
- at Albemarle, iStanly county, made an
- assignment la.-t Friday. Attorney T. J.
i Jeruute is the assignee. This tinu did
business at Mt. Pleasant for many years,
came to A.lbeniarle some two years ago
Liabilities and assets not known.
Jay . Gould, the great millionaire and
- fi,,..ii.Mnr r.f W'-.iU street. New Yo-k. died
Det.. 2al. at D:13. aed about oG years
Mr. Gould's vast fortune it variously esti
mated at front sixty millions to one hun
di ed millions of dollars, lie w as a man
of great business sagacity and no uianoj
his day accumulated wealin as rapiuiy as
he. His death was caused- fro in pulmo
nary euusutnpiidn and his end it is said
was peaceful.
The county commissioners met in reg
ular session last Monday. The countv
ofiieers were sworn , in, the oath ofoUice
iKjihgadiniiiHtered by Chairman Kluttz
Coroner Atwell teudered'his resignatiotf,
which was accepted. . The r ...commission
ers' appointed Dr. Dofset't to fill his place
County Surveyor Fleming tendered his
resignation which was accepiedaud C.
M. Miller present incumbent was ap
- pointed to till his p'ace.
The LU'hcran Church.
Last Sund.-sJ ye localizer had an op
portunity of 'attending service at the
- Lutiietan church in this city-. Notwith
standing a residence of several mouths
In Salisbury, this was our first visit to
this jilace of divine worship. We were"
inuclt pleased. The church building is
a handsome" structure within and with
out." A beaut it id chandelier j-itspeiided
from the eeHitig shedsa brilliant light at
night. An elegant pipe organ, recent ly
purchased, and costiug $1200. seuds. forth
in distinct but melodious -tones, its sa
cred miu-ic. These material requsites
mark ji -spirit ef enterprise quite com
inendable -in tlris . congregation. But.
really, our German people, of whom
Lutherans are largely compose I, seldom
do things by halves. The pastor, llev.
li. JCiug cliose for his. text: "r?e dil
igent in duty, fervent in spirit serving
the Lord", or words to that effect. His
- sermon was logical and forceful through
out. Rev. King ha an originality -about
him, an independence of tlrir.ht and a
l'hiiuuef soctch and ni .nuir that we
adiimv.f He is apparently thirly-livc
years ofeage, and has, we. are inclined Lo
think, :? bright and it. rul lu tire before
.'l'm" e wolhLuot omit to ay that the
noir is a cr.,.H
one :tiiil did eil leii I
SlH"ljr
llioUij dfcuoiniiTii'buiw- .iViul l Iiim sci ilio
. ' "ui 1 in ij mr r 1 11 itu I .
S-:i I i.Lii 1 l.l... . . -1 .. ii K . u
.uV.iJ " y' ll!Ul' nt toay- along
tvill i.. 11. . , - -- - - r 1
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MECKLENBURG NBWS
What Is Go1iisr.ii Asa on the Descen-
liiiutg fit' trie Siuersaftbe Declu- .
tmioupt Iudcieu4-iice. i'?'
S Mr. W. 6. Pbarr : was yesterday ap
pointed it in ember of live county lmurd
4ifduaiiuu in nl1M. afm, m. ..
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Ihvix ritr.w.,! - i
Key. V. H." BamhardU a converted j
Jv, delivered an interesting lecture at j
lluntersville. JIouday uight. His
jeet was "Palestine."
There are ten -amdicants for the post I
LofHce ut Huutersv ille and thrre wards to
Hear from. J Here is ouTy oue otfice ana
' .
it is one-story, borne of us wilt be left.
- J
Mr. J. G. Hood, of Davidsont will have
a lot o oi bales oi cotton on me marKevi" uui-. jiw-eijiw w
...... . . t .
to-uay. lie uai it storea uere yesteraay
Cnmiual Court this week ederai
Courtnext. At the latter. Clevelaud and
Gaston cou ties will furnish their usual!
... , , .
number of attendants.
Mr. Sam Friedham. of Lands' Ford,
put his one mule to good use this season. J
ttr:.t. : l i net u r ..,11..., ....J I
.v.. .u.. u I
i.usie.soIcor:,. ucwau to
m m- s. I 1 f r I
inui) Ucu.uWlui.Ha.
Yesterday was a busy day in city and
countv official circles. The countv com-1
inissioners, board of aldermen, couuty
school board aud Criminal Court were
all in session.
Unless there be other evidences of foul
play, Corouer Calhey will close the year
with only four cases having been "set1
upon. Piueville furnished two and Char
lottetwo. Can't somebody
body somewhere?
kill some-
iveryoooy wanistue new couri nouse
. , . - , . . i i
in bis vicinity, lait there doesn t seem to
be anybody wanting the jail near him or
near any other man We don't know
wno oi us migni get in. so we uou i,aiie
1.1 A. I
wueineriueie isajaii oruou
IT .' 1 .-A 1 -rl
i esieruav uiifriioon. me irui iioiisk oi
rf T - n I
Mr. George 'Williamson, in Paw Creek
township, was entirely destined by fire.
Six bales of cotton were lost. The or
igiu of the fire is not known, but is be
lievetf to have been a match in the cotton
The report of Chief of Police Mason
for last month is as follows; Total num
ber "of arrests, 17. Of the number 5 were
for drunks: 4 for carrying concealed
weapous; 2 for assault and battery; 2 for
alrray; others miscellaneous. Total a-
mount of fines, $202.
The b ard of aldermen granted license
to Jlie following applicants last Monday
Jto.-eJI whiskey : J, Lindy. J. W. Ciark&
Co. Hubert.-Portlier Brewing Co.. It.
Arndt, L. J. Salmons, J. W. McCoy, L.
M. iMIinger, J. M. iluu;er, J., C. Springs
G. W. Norman and J.-D-Austin.
The StatesA'ilie train brought iu a
tribe of Catawba people - Wednesday ou
their way to Mills county. Texas. There
were but two families M J. G. Sim's,
.uid Mr. VVr. D. Ilcy uolda but the nuui-
b r ofchildren iu eacli made one think
i lHsl-c!a.s Suirday School had come to
town. -
Mr. Br-wn's cow was fouud dead in
its stall. There was nothing "wrong with
it when it was milked and fed Friday
evening. .Mr. lirown sustKct-who the
guilty party was. Observer, If the cit
izeus of Suarou would appoint a special
day and do some first-class hanging in
their neighborhood, it would slop some
of that cUsffedn ess. Lid,
Saturday 'morning while at work in
his shop on North Tryon street, Mr. A.
A. Gaston was stricken with paralysis
and was uucouscious for some lime. A
carriage was called aud he was taken to
Ins home on- South - Tryon street where
he is lying in a very critical condition.
One side seeuis lo be entirely paralyzed,
i'ho physicians consider his cae very
serious.
The State canvassing board announced
the result at ten o'clook last Saturday
uight. The vote in -tite Stale was as fol
lows, taking leading candidate for eletor
of each party: C. li. A3 cock (Democrat)
132,yoi
ioo,o4U
kj. S. Biackburn (Ucpubiicaii)
0,o4U; iluriou Bailer (iimd parly),
Waikei (fionioiliou. 2,00
44
Attrz
CorouefCathey held au iuqucst Wed
ucsday over the body of Win. Tillman
and the verdrcl of the jury was! "Thai
lhe said Wui Tillman came to his death
by a pisloi shot from the bauds of Ben
llnskius. The jury is also oi the opiul
ion thai one Johu Coleman, colored, was
accessory to the crime." Tho jury,couH
sisted of : M. .11. Ltud.say, N. A. Calhey,
It. J. S.rlord, W. 11. Gray,, H. F. Jviik
patrick and W. J. McCail.
Criminal Cyurl convened 'yesterday
morning, wnieli lact Was eviueuceti iy
the usual "gau" iissembling hi Trout ol
tnecoui t house. The grand jury ia com
posed of: M. A. Alexauder loremau, T.
.S. Cooper, W. S. Stewart, S. E. Ganis,
S. 11. Kerr, M. W. McUhn lei . D. W .
Mayes, A. W. Clark, d. A. Farrow, J. S.
Crenshaw, It. W. McKnight, J. M. Kape,
J. Cash.on, T. G. Keius aud A. J. Blanch
ard.I -
Bev. Edward Mack's sermon ou the
Jews, Sunday, morning,' w as 'so fine as to
be a subject for general discussion yes
terday. "Mr. Mack advanced many newi
ideas about .the Jews as a nation, and
made tile fcui ject intensely -interesting.
He said among other things that the day
of the persecution of the Jews was goiiig
l';that the time had come wbonihey
would receive the gospel, but it would
be first at Jerusalem, tln.-ir home. There
! thousands ol -ihein
ne flocking, aud
there wi l tbev
first pnvbr:iee Jesus Christ
f.rs fhe? SaVionr.'
Wanted at the Watchman Bureau: 15
8. College street, :CUarlottejN;CLf 100,
1000 in CUm federate money. V j
Hop-eU is to have a new More. Mr.
S. WtKlruy and Ir. K., Y JlcNt-elv
. .. .
nave ittrmru
M ItartriMsMiIti ot.,1 ... -
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"wj w in a iew tiavs. I
-.f,
riM. . ' . I
ueuev ouara of comirf mnors fi.r
Mecklenburg count v wjit into flu
Monday. Messrs. Hilton and Jetton re-
sub-hind The new board is composed of
Messrs. J. II. VrdJiiit. R.h
Moore, J. M. Davis J. M. Kirkpatrick
an1 J- H. Sedler. Mr. Weddingtou was
i.IallAil.AhaiiMMM. I
tv w111UttU
Mp. Withers, the cotton weicber. in
I -
lookipg over his books yesterday jotted
O. i tnote l I .1
.cr. ,oo ua-
same date last VMr. R OftS- inrronsp I
. rf m , , , .
v.ir crw f ,r- !..t ifilfL.U, Po
. . . WrtV -m -t.!a o
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iuaie; ioveiaoerii. ij,u oaies. ue-
cember receipts last year, 3,481 bales!
Iudicatious are that the receipts for the
remaining months of the season will fall
far below the receipts of last year.'
Poisoninsr and hanrinr seem to be the
fashiou in Sllstro&. Thursday night a ne
- r O
Bml IT1 Hall '1M1 mi.l. ,.inn.
led and a horse hung: and the night fol-
lowiusr Mr. Johu C. Brown had a fine 1
cow poisoued. The horse and mule be-1
longing to Hall were fouud Friday morn 1
g in the stable dead, the one ou the
fljor, the other with a rope round his
his neck hanging from a beam overhead
The animals were under
niortiraije to
Mr. W.M.Long.
The Virgin Cetton Mill at Hunters
ville is to change owners before the buil-
lintr is com nleLed. i. e.. before tho ma
...
chiuery U iu The building was erected
by th(J yiririn'Cotton Mill Comoanv. and
we learned yesterday that it is to be
bougllt out by another stock company,
lhe members of which are . Messrs J. G.
Hood, F. S. Knox, J. L. Jetton. Hush
SI. l: II T Ijulil!ln Sir nnl T r- T 11
.. umu . w. x
Mouroe. The pajers have not been pas
sed but will probably be to-dav. The
new company has placed its order for
machinery, should the trade be effected
and the compleliou of the mill will be
vu.-died rapidly.
Odor has been smelling sweet like un
to bouey for soveral days. The cause of
this is that the Mecklenburg Bee Asso
ciation met Friday morning in our den
and filled the room full of sweet talk.
Eiiiht or ten members of the association
were present, aud the discussions on bees
their homes aud habits, was interesting
The association has for its object the ad
vaiicement of bee culture. The discus
siou ye.-tcrday was on how to prevent
adulteration of honey. Several outsi
ders. who Were present, also look part in
the discussion, and many theories wen
advanced, lhe practicability of which re
mains to be proven.
: During, the busy season one of the
buiaicst otlices iu this city is that of the
money order aud registry clerk iu ih
posioilice. the business is steadily ou
lhe increase, aud from now until lhe hol
iday season is over it will be unusually
heavy. The office under Mr. Brady, ha.
beeu in charge ul Mr. Zeb. Sheilon, who
understands the work thoroughly, and
dispatches the business with haste, ami
at l nc same lime Ln perfect uccurac
Yesterday 27 money orders, amounting
to $213,43 were issued; also 15 postal
notes, amounting to $2S,7o; 32 mouey 01
ders were paid, which in amount fooled
up $407,00; 25 postal notee were paid,
amounting lo $01,21- This was jul an
average day 's work.
Last season ''hard times and less fer
tilizer" was ail the talk. The faruii r -harped
continually ou one or the other
theme. This year oue hears of neither,
"hard times" are things of the past, "aud
said a well posted farmer yesterday, 'i
the price of cotton continues good, plen
ty of fertilizers will be used, as the far
mere will have Inore mouey, than for sev
eral years with which to purchase it."
Observer. We have talked with a num
ber of farmers-aud have mentioned it tc
none who say they will increase theii
cotton crop, and we hope they w ill no
so far forget themselves or forget theii
UvQ years t.xporieuce
,i f,.P,iii,HP-M tbv
into ih
commercial
fertilizers as they have been
doin;
The following is a copy of a Curiosity
in the way of a will left in the clerk'
office Saturday to be filed : . i C
"I Jacob Hall, being of sound aud dis
posing mind and considering the uncer
tainty of life iu my advanced age wish
10 make my last will and testament.
Therefore, first: I will and bequeath ti
riiy good daughter, kmina Douglas, my
muley cow named Head, my oven am.
bedstead, also one looking glass, coffee
mill one bow basket to hold aud to hav
to her only use.
Second : 1 will and bequeath to m
irr!inrliiH IffMirv Hnll m V f':ilf tnu Iwir.
Q.u-i.uuv-, - j 1 j 1 " y
rel, one large wash pot, one chair, alse
three jars, oue skillet and lid, also all o;
my bed-clothes to have and to hold foi
his only use; also my bureau to. Henry
Hall. . "
Third :
I will and bequeath to m
Sam Springs, one chair, ali
grandson,
of my stock of chickens for his own use.
I further will ud bequeath to my grand
daughter, Emma D ug:a-. my chum, al
so all other unwilled property that i
not mentioned iu this paper. I im Iut
in property to Emma, my large table
known as my dining table; my small ta
ble I give to I L nry Hal', This my las;
wi I an-l testament made this 22nd day
ofJanuary, 18u0.
.wixned and sealed in presence of wit
nesses, his
Jacob X Hall.
mark.
As the names of witnesses were not
attached, the will could hot Lc'&cd.
A SECULAR FKAST
Until Christinas at J2. W. Burt &
J (Vs.
ThUfiru) hfls hud a resting place in
Salisliury only M nee last August, bin
v.x. -. . - .
,n jTrowMig, growuis 111
r... -.i , mt
faror witli the neoii e. T wv
J ' J
caine.noi
with a "Huur;h ot trumpheU" but in
a quiet unaj-gunimg manner, and bless
(you they are here to stay.'
E. W. Burt, F. J. Burt, yes, COUMIIS
Uhey .he, and as kiiichbs of the vard
stick as polite "ulenuen as. you would
desire to seei vThey mean business,
and if thev tei von nn urtud nil
' - - W V- w w CM
wool and a yrd wide," pin your faith
to em iuv imn t T,,,m mmrllt.
"O "n" v..-
cardini? theold limn ntbn.1 r.f inn .
" 1
- i .1 l ,:. ., .
icni. uirj ICil HJU lO Uie IOieironi OI
projzi e -c U and from it tonlnlV.l
j n i
ouuu uirv ouer you oamains never
dreamed of by tradesmen of the tallow
candle sn'e.
1 hey v eil understand the ring of
the Almighty Doll ar, and if you are
wanting values, ju.-t toss your "chink
on their counter.
Its an open secret that they are hav
stacks of
,uo .Uio
-Selliri2
w,xls, but its no wonder.
Value for
your money never fails to tell the tale.
Dryvgpods, notions, huts, shoe?, etc.,
weihfits quite an attraction.
SliruK . alii rs lioi' Afun'd tr
cliildreusX. High cut, low cut, "Jack
ana uie game. r nu common, coarse,
all sizes. Over 3000 : pairs to select
from and at prices to startle you.
lonous a oii; assortment anu me
T.ir. i r i , if
figures will astonish you. Dress g(Xkls,
prints, plaids piece ,g(Hl, slieetmgS,
;ld huudredsof other articles, bright,
beautiful and cheap but too numerous
to mention.
Durham ottn : Joe Parker, a you
ng man wno lives in v aKe countv,
near Momsvdle, has invented a kind
of combination plow that can be made
to do the work of three or four differ
ent implements simply by moveiiig
a
sniiile bli
'Pi. e ...1 1. .. . .
xueiaruieis w 110 nave seen
the model
ire much pleased with .1
and think he will make a very good
thing of it.
A Knoxville. Ten n., dispatch says
The remains, of Governor Sevier,
:Iih hist bovernur ot leDnessee. were
j ... 1
taken up Friday from lhe vault in the
court housei grounds to permit
f the enlargement or the excavation
for the foundation of Ins monument.
L'lje casket, which was placed tem
poiarily in tlie court bouse, is in a good
.1- 1 . 1 : -;. 1. .
fact that fjoveriior fcvvicr died
.e.v-.nty -seven years ao
Parties who tome in from the Pop
lar" Tent sec tii 11 r'DO: t a l ad state
.1 I 11 iT . I II
among i ne uos. i:e atanaara nn
be re fore tiiadg ineiition of the loss to
Mr. u ill Kol ifison. We now learn
that he has lo.it several hogs by hy
drophobia, Victor Caldwell had to kiil
-ll his dogs, several 011 Epliri.im Fisher's
plnce had tol killed, and nearly every-
ody 111 Poplar-Tent section rr arrang
ing to kill their dogs or have them
secured, believing there is danger.
NOTICE.
Tiie business heretofore done under
the name an( style- of lhe NouFOLK
Alliance EtcUANOE, Westt & Rogers,
ilanageis, has. this " day been turned
over by the Board of Directors to J. J.
lingers, who.will in the future conduct
he 'business assuming all responsibil-
ry, having given to said Board satis
factory bond.
All peioi;s iudebted to or having
jlaitns against ..said Exchange will set
tle same with J. J. ltogeis.
. G.D.DE HAUM,
JOSHUA SKINNER,
JAMES T. WILFORD,
Committee for Bo:ird.
N-3W York Racket Btore,
ye- -
Be sure to call on me befoie
you T)uyr;pU4' Dry Goods, No-
tdb n i'j '-'ft aisp-Calico, Sheetings
and
:d r
-t1 tings
in the Dry
Goods line
ES.
Don't fail to examine my
handsome line of Shoes, all the
grades. I make a speciality of
Shoes and defy competition.
Farmers, Professional people
everybody invited to come
andisec my Goods.
Pespectfully,
N J. CARTER.
Main Sr. Salisbury, N. C, one d or
below P'-sf office.
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We are still at our old stand
on Main street, where we have
a select stock of Watches, Clocks
Spectacles, and all kinds of fine
JQQQH61"' 011 hand at the lowes
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Watch repairing a specialty
All work gnranteed 12months
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KILL TWO BIRDS "WITH ONE STONE! ;
BUY YOUR GOODS DIRECT AT VHOLESALt PRICES!
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DON'T DELAY! ORDER QUICKLY!
EVERY DAY 13 A DAY GONE.
CUTAWAY OB 8ACC.
Men's BUck Worsted Suiti, tack 2 85
' Fancy Stripe Diagonal snk 3 15
" Dark Brown Ca.-simere sack 4 50
' Gray and Black Cassiincre Suits 4 S5
Heavy hatiuct Suits sack 3 65
Black Satinet Suit sack 3 78
Heavy Black Cheviots 4 89
Fancy Stripe Diagonal 6ack 4 37
Heavy Brown Cassimere 4 85
Blue and Red Check Diagonal Back 5 '25
Gray Hairline Cassimere 5 75
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Rrown Plaid Check Cassimere sa;k 5 90
B -"f and Gray Mixed sack 5 87
Fia G r Mixed Cassimere 8 50
.ndsom) Brown Cassimere 10 25
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1-.. cy Br vn Plaid Cassimere sack 6 75
EletntQ ay Mixed Cassimere sack 7 25
Ilea j ocotch Wool Kersey tt 45
Fine Black Diagonal suck 4 47
Gray Twilled Satinet Suits sack 3 65
Fine Brown Diagonal Suits 10 50
Gray Plaid Cassimere sack 7 25
Fancy Woven Brown Suits 7 75
Gray Basket Cassimere Suits 8 50
Black Cheviot Suits 5 5
Wood-Brown Cheviots sack 4 75
Dark-Brown Cheviots sack 4 98
Rich Steel Cassimere Suits 11 00
When sack is meutioned we only have suck
but when not mentioned we have Cutaway
and Sack, but if out of Cntaway we seudSack
GOODS ISOLD ON 30 DA Yt TIMEi When erders are reteivtti tl.routh
Bonded Agent. , -
COMPLETE CATALOGUE MAILED FREE.
CLflTHISC. BOOTS. SUOfiS.DUY GOODS, U AT S.CAl'N HOS1EUY. LKtKUUKAli,
CAKPfcTU, JEWKLKY, CAKUIaUKs, HAKS1CSS, KTC
worm ofTrutb. caxre "7"i'joa of Xx-lo.
OUR LOGIC: UNDERBUY, UNDERSELL, ONE PRICE TO ALL Goods
soll at 5per-Giit. Profit, jOrdcr Quickly!
gone forever.
FARMERS ALLIANcE WHOLESALE SUPPLY HOUSE
117 & 119 N. Eighth
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with the Farmers Wholesale Supply House o
Philadelphia, Pa. to supply members with goods at the lowest marked wholesale prices, aad any
goods received that are not satisfactory, can be returned to them at their expense, aud muse
will be refuuded lor the same. -
Business agents who have filed a Bond with us can place their ordtrs for the FarmersWbole
sale Supply House through this office, and pay for same within thirty days from date of Writ.
Signed W, H, WORTH,
Bus. Ag't. N. C. P. S. Alliance
CLOTHING
OVERCOATS
Tremendous Stok of Fine and
Shoddy Trashy stuff Jon are liaMe to
makes you when ONUE-A-CUSTUMER-ALVV AYS-A -CUSTOMER. Yoi
wi.uld be astonished at the fiueq-iality of our 7.5018.50 $10.0(- SUliS
If you want a nic DRESS SUIT, ask to see our $15.00 black 'CIj. Wore ted
in round and qiure cornered sack and
Rival any you can buy for $2J.' 0. We
BEST TJ2TIDEWELA
fr the Price, aniany Pricfrom 25 cti
Great Varietv.
Every Style f'W -Every Styh-.
Fine A.orttneut of TRUNKS and
Clothiers, Hatters, and. Furnishings,
Nearly opposiU Post Office,
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A Ticket To The
1 WORLD'S FAIR:
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Atlanta Journal. Atlanta Ga,
SANTA
We have opened bp the largest tock
of Christinas goods io the city. Weh avW
a great variety of doll babie, . li e:sr.-
riages, boys wagons, drums, laucy norut
and hundreds of small toys at J,
25, for small children. Also nne vase
cups and saucers, mugs, albums, work
bokes, piano&f accorcuaos ana nuoarea
of pretty things, suitable ' for present&i'
From now on we shall cut prices on Dm
Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hau, and yod
will save money by calling on us. ,Thy
thousand yards of thirling at 5 cts a yd
- HABRIfcON A CO.,
No. SO S. Tryoa St. C'barM- H.C
andOctanlIaMti
' carad at bom vIUm
vtMiavBook of t(w
tinusnaent FREE.
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lBJ.WOOU.EYJ(.D.
AUmtGawOfficalHiWMtaftallfit.
SPECIAL LOTS LESS THAN COSTI
MUST BE CLOSED OUT! ORDER QUICKLYJ
11 Cwe Men'i Heavy Sole Kip Boots l 57
9 Extra Heavy Sole Kip UooU I
14 " Flesh Split BooU 1
17 44 Heavy Split PeggW Boots
1 4
31 " . Solid Calf Boots
I 87
1 48
1 98
2 48
59
87
3
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8 44 Good Split Boots .
7 " Oil Grain Tap Sole '
12 44 Fine Kip Boots
9 Case Child's Heavy Grain Peg.Laee
sizes 5 to 1 1
8 Cases Women's same shoe, sixes 3 to 8
7 cases Misses, 11 to 2
8 cases Women', A Kip, Lace
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
ANY SIZES 34 TO 4JJ ANY SIZES.
Men's Fine Oxford Kersey Overcoats $8 00
'4 Heavy Bough Bearer Ovencoats 75
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Black Beaver Overcoats 4,95
Blue Ciiochi'la Overcoats 3 45
Heavy chinchilla Storm couts 4 87
Gray Kersey Storm Overcoats 8 7S
Fine Steel Kersey Overcoats 7 90
Fine Blue chinchilla Overcoats 5 50
Fine black chinchilla Overcoats - 6 58
Gray Beaver Ulster , ' , 3 J)5
Solid Black Beaver Overct ats 8 2
Rough Kersey Overcoats 6" 85
44 Gray and Black KerseyOvercoats 7 75
Black Diagonal OverowUs 4 25
44 Heavy Black t hincbilla Overcoats 1 !5
44 Dark Brown Beaver Overcoats ; S 70
41 Long Gray Kersey Overcoats 7 95
Jou'l Delay! tA day wasieti is a dajr
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St., Philadelphia; Pa.
UNDERWEAR
M-dium Goods at POPULAR PRICES. -Not
find at sorue places, hut the kiinl ihiit
bound andK unbound, cutaway. TivtJ
show tU : '
up. WOOLEN 0VEIV3HIRTS ia
VALISES.
SALISBURY. N.C
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