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OVERCOATS.
Mtut be sold before Xm;t.
Mens'Fine Overcoats from $4.00 to 7.00 less than actual value. These are Tailor Made Goats,
jklter yalues you have never seen.
Good Overcoats at $4., &M and &7.50 in Visteretles and dress Styles.
iBO-STS DRESS OYEBCOATS.
Boys dress Overcoats from ?3. to $5. Worth 2. more, a;es 14 to 19 rears.
. jCIIILDRENS from 1.50 to $4.00. Worth" -75 cents to $1.50 more. Ages 4 to 14 jrs.
jUomein and see our la,rge,stock.
- We will give you bargains that will aslonish you.
and
In Our
"WOOLEN- TTIsriDSRWS-AJ..
At 75 Cents and $1.00. Each garment is easily worth 25 cents more.
Best unden-hirt in the mnrfcet at 25 cents.
Extra heavy fleeced with French Collaret ts only 50 cents.
Heavy knit drawers only 35 cents,
You
ORNISH TM Be.
Special interest in our Boys DrpMrtmenl has nude it. at-!
tractive not onlv in Frees hut in Point of hi vies, 1st, r miMi
and Patterns our Suits and Ovircnat.s cannot be excelled.
Good serviceable suits at SI .25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 and
3.00 in Single ami Double Breasted.
We seldom fail to please the most fastidious in Children's
Clothing.
-From 25 cents to $2.50.
But our line of from 50 cents to 1.25 are great sellers and always catch the eve.
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We can please you in hats, for we carry all the leading styles, and have them at any price you want
them.
CAPS at 25 and 35 cts worth 50 and 75 cts.
Will take Inventory of Stock and Moye Between Xmas and Jan 1st. to the J. W. Knox Store, J. W. Bos
tions o)d stand Hence this Great Sale.
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n ' 1 i a ... " "- " - ' - T ,l1 ,l - v- - mi piM.ii. ni mtzr.iraxvaviua
smm & -uanTiiieHailroaa Co.
Opposite
XollCte Oblige.
One night on oneof my side trips in
the mountains of the Cumberland I
slept at atabin 'where the accomoda
tions were j s narrow as the host's liber-
Soft and 1 reached it by a ladder. In
the morning when L had arisen 1 felt
'that a little qold water for my hands
and face would not be very unwhol
pome, and as there was none in sight
I called for the Mnall boy of the- house
and h fame to the foot ot the ladier.
I jookeddown through the hole in the
flaor and told him what I wanted, and
he invited me out ino the yard, where
here was a trough full of- water and a
piece of coffee sack stuff hanging to a
post for a towel. .
-The bov, who.se- fiee hadn't been
washed for a month, and whose tow
jl air hadrt't I een ombed for -a. year,
jfat ched my proceedings with interest.
When ;1 began to comb my hair With
jny pocket comb he felt compelled to
falk. '. " ;
r "Po yer wash yer face every ""Bay?"
ie inquired curiously.
'Usually," I relied with a smile.
- ."And comb yer hair?"'
.VYes."
,'Every day?" he repeated-;'
'Yesv every day." ,
It was too much for him, and he was
silent lor a moment.
"VYetU'Mie sa d at last, Mon't yer
think yer aheap uv trouble to yerselt?"
That time it was too much for me,
and I gMTe him a dime and told him to
go off arfd have a picnic. Detroit Free
Jt-ess. ..." '
.'- The Religion We Want.
We want a religion that bears heavi
lv, not on the e; c edingsinf ulness of sin,
huton also the exceeding - rascality ol
j.ing and .stealing; a religion that ban
ishfs small measures from counters,
pebble froitt the cotton-bags, sand
Jrom the sugarv chickory from the cof
ftf'j ah.m from the bread, and water
r m the milk cans. The religion that
js to ave the world will uot get all the
big strawberries at the top and the lit
' "Tier ones ,atthe bottom. Tt will not
niake .oneThalf ot a pair of shoes of
- got-d leathe-, so that the first shall re
lound the maker's credit and the sec
ond trh is cash. It will not put Jou
yiirs stamp on Jenkm'skid gloves; nor
m ile Puns bonnet in the back -room
r- )ti a Boston milliner shop; nor let vel-
yet that: professes to measure twelve
vflrdieouie to an untimely end in the
lehtK It does int put- bricks at five
.lollars a tnousana iuio eiiimneys u
contracts to build with s;ven dollar
materia!; nor smuggle w hite pine into
llobrs t hat have paid for hard pine, nor
leave yawning crackf in closets where
boards ougjjt to Join. The religion
t hat is roin? to sanctify the world, p;ys
llsdebtp. tde not consider that
f rry cet't ts'ret rnt'4 one hu ndred
rn.en, is aci'ordijDg to f he law. If 4 uoks
.on i: m:!n who has, fin led n tradti and
conUmes to live in Inxurv,; a thief.
HtJivnuuijK. . : -- . ? , :
F. W. Ilulde-operand neuben Foster. Receivers.
Western, North Carolina Division.
Condensed schedule In elTeet October 9, is?a.
EAST BOUND.
Lv. Knox vine ...
" Morris-town..,
" Paint Kock...
" Hot sprl'igs..
Ashe vllle
" Kound Knob
" M.irlon
" Mor'anton ..
" iil.-kory
" Ntswton.
Ar. Statesvllle...
Ar. Sallsburj-
" Ortensboro ..
" Danville
" Kichmoiid
!.v. Greensboro..,
Ar. Durham
Ar. Knic-igb
" Goldsboro...
Lv. lUmvllle
Ar. l ynchburg..
" V. ashingtbn .
" U iliimore
" PUilfidnhla..
Ar. New York.
DAILY.
.Xo. 13.
T 13 am
8 35 am
12 25 pm
12 39 "
2 45 "
4 08
4 43 "
5 33
6 35 "
6 56 "
;"47 "
8 37 '
11 20
1 15 am
7 Om "
11 r
3 3 pm
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12 05 "
1 30 "
4 C3 "
10 4J "
12 pm
2 20 "
4 50 "
WESTllOUN'D.
Lv. New VorK
" Philadelphia. ,
" l.iliin;ore
" Washington...
" Lynchburg....
Ar. Danville.
Lv. Klchmcnl
DanvUie
Ar. Greensboro ..
Lv. Uolds oro. .
" Kaleljh
" Dun mm
i. Gre-nsboro"
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DAILY. 12.
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'4 30 pm
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9 20
1 1 00 "I
6 oo am
7 25
12 50
7 45 "
9 20 '
7 45 '
6 1'. "
7 15 "
15 "
9 SO
11 oo pm
12 08 "
12 4S
1 09 "
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610 "
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DURHAM'
EERTILI
" COMPANY.,
Manufacturer Hij;hGrado Fertilizer
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GRAN1TK.-
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PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Kaieili, N. 0.
Organ of the N. i Siate Alli .r.P.
.-.!n list iii ..-. ;?:uiiwoa-.J JlT- lj- L- roik, proprietor, j. L. Ii.ii -!1esaK
Vo'irU: Ito Ir''. iS rhe P-r will 1-e
pu up ro usual tngh standard
Subscrihe for it, only $1 per vpar in
ad vanre. The Progressive 'Farmer
end "jTouag La dies.
PiiiXcIl'ALt;: Mis., M.i jr.rft I.ur.'U-. n Ili:i nl
jnsuu.-iioas in Ln -:ic?i !'i ia-l.es uslc 'Yeoa
ai.J riuiioii!;! ). An,i, c! :i. . n. ki nrli Latin
Ttnr.s.iyiiiii.k-i (e. Seiut Os:t acue.
YOUR CASE
IS NOT
HOPELESS
ii.ivtnx bou,'lit Hit
Hoy,- m C'ouaty GraL-
.V il.. st one '.. hi ;, Yoiils, . . of'K. h. 1 liililps
;-.: ai., 1 v ill c'o'iuiiUe .o in.iauf k-iuic niiilsiones.
i!;iU-.s:-mtjIf .-.ltd xraid:- .i.ll.s r-r grtiiJlny corn
and whoat. .iTt?iondiuco Mi.i lie.T. .u;di ess,
3C 1 v J. 1. A'V TT.
Faitb, i.'mvaiico. N. C. -
Mertlop the Watchman
... . . . '
,x-a cue -vv atciimax will be sent ta.
nev..o?crik'rs at $1.J0 fur Loth -
pers. Snhscriho mnv. Addres-
Raleigh N. C
JOHii A.IRAMSAY,
I Atteails to Railroad Construction, Surveys,
) and Majipinp of Keal Kstate, Estimates oi
I Wii' r i'iiw,T, rin us-fi.r the Krettion of Mills,
j ! i ' ,iri -i. k : -. 1 atti'n.'.s to tlic Hircli;i-;e 01
all kinds ol Macatticry-, lJui'miig Materials, &c.
Salisbury
Statesvllle
rewion
" Hickory..
'" iorganton x
Mariot " T
" Itounfl Knob..
Ar. Asheviuc ....
" Hot Springs.....";""
" Paint Rock ' ,
Morrlstown...
Ar. Kntxvllle..,.
SLEEPIXfl.fr at? s't-Rvif-P
Washington k vlaAsnevic? Salisbury ana
JJns. 9 anil 1ft Pi,'i ci . -
and Haloid, : """u weeper between Ashevllle
W.A.TURK,
Cep. Pass. Afft.,
Washington. D. c.
S. H.IIARDVVICR.
A. Gen. Push. Act
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Atlanta, U
E. BKi KLEY.
upert;uen1enr
Richmond, v.
W. n. GRKEN,
Gen. Manager,
wasmnffton.D C.
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Thc following brands manufactured expressly
and exclusively for the Alii
lance:
AIDS NATURE
IN STATURE'S OWN WAY.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE.
A Pamfihlrt MAILED
FREE upon application.
ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO.
1405 New York Ave., Washington, D. C.
fe!2 tf
When Baby was tfck, re paro her t nsioria.
h'.-n she was a Child, she cried for Casioria
Vlien she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
SVbpn she had (.luldren, she ga-3 tt'em Castoris
The People's Party Tart
Reform Buggy,
IJUILT BY' THE
BMEESOU & FISHER CO,
- Cincinnati, CMo.
New sfv'le Leather Top, Side liar,
extra sA punted and trimmed. For
sale ly
W. SMITHDBAL
Salisbury, N. C.
AIM lie E. & F. warren ted BujVs
are braiulfd ikH. & F. Co." on the wmT
JB:
SOL HAAS. Traf. Mgr., Washington. DAC
J01TES SEMIHARY
FOR j-.- YOUNG : LADIES.
nnJ'!?,1"1?0 rcr Tor boarding
cut ,1 .!o m ada,iges for $75? For
Itev". C. A HAMPTON Etindpal.
' , AH Htali.ig Springs; N. C.
L and T-H&rl" obtained, and eU PuC
t business conductud fcr Mooeratc Fee.
retB from Washington.
timf w1'-' .dravVfnS or photo., with descrfp
'L - A,ta',,e' j',Htemoblo or not. free of
cnarge. Our fee not. duo till patent Is seen red.
nZ?X,PHl-KTt' "Uow to Obtn Pn tents," with
;c.-a.snow &co
Opw. Patent Orricc. Washinqtom. o. C.
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N. C. Alliance Official Acid Phosphate.
N. 0. Alliance Guano.
Progressive Farmer.
Steam, Air and Vacuum Pumps, Vertical and Horizon
tal of every variety and capacity.
VERTICAL PlSTOfl.
VERTICAL PLUN3
0 o-
Regular Ecrizontal Piston.
Yours? Truly,
DURHAM FERTILIZER CO.
OfficVDurham, N, C.
F actories, Durham, N. C, and Ridimond, V.
J. OJBERNHAEDT, Special Agt,
Salisbury, N. 0.
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Tlio most simple, durable and effective
mp in the market lor Mines, Quarrier
Refineries, Breweries,' Factories, Artesian
wells, Fire duty and general manufacturing
purposes. UggrSend for Catalogue.
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