i - P-w;,tdiv Mocf of piece of Jl k
. J which you baie Wd ft
iestdi
ng f c(jrtsialfeit S. (SoVf't Report.
v-JIt .j ;-;' :. ilcti.'. 0!i' financia!
ciiu nerepaired a:nq, cjiide as
:'s?i!fcju is t pjbr'e&ive enoutfr now, and
ou'djust niply double or treble
The
fataproK,J
g6d
tiew by . r J:
REISNER
know the wants andnecds oft!...
' a 4mal hi . nnmirw . ur.
5cratflefttlanter. and stake our
lire .Uvu i .. ''i' .1- -i--; H in
.I'orbi'va: good ?hse .than ill
tnuovOtt'' our- afcilitV 6
M 1-
i -A U SI
,X ru
for i3 tells wh!h to m-when
in the
Hi' Opp'--ed VU' h
u www tow, coittvat umjetc
Writ for Jt;aad eWsfef prtees
of w Grassy CIOTcry or other
Having gradnled fct the best s
South,
tiool, -
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vt
or watclunaJcers in America
fiaed roar ortkm lwet lfyrtoiaai
13'
W.WOOD&SONS
eii Free
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ifftf now iou.k4U u.cue uee; I the-li known actress du-d to-day
. ti ' I:. J ... . ... u.. it ilVl. . IT I.I. i ..,1 I . .11 !...' . r . j
rejorUd. Suiali Kiue pteri-hiug.
A Baltimore doctor says siarcn!
food causes bmdes, yet incie El,lJin-Ww.-Ii itr Andrew Coutfn '. Tamer
io Ue a great tffeaf of sick in it;
- - -
Wh wfere not mktakeu berf we aid :
.."irtbtf. whttt to get rich or happyap
iilV-to the lefirLttfre." it is a aowu
r-- . ; w
tensluture sure.
Sti(ntor Morgan, of Alabama, denies
the report that he wuuts a cabtuek
a
portion. He is the leading student ot
miauces in the beuate
the dtatft wukiiitf bill what will
'break the comets b..ci it it becomes -
i. . i i .
a ia U win irrruK e?eryoouy expect
ftuose fu the baiikiug business.
joney is merely a commodity unedjiite'i The land is if fair rt ite' of cul-
10 make tt change. niaiir what
tn material aist so there Is plenty
i it. properly distributed aud owktul
Of ttto gyverutfieht;
file vfeaiher is -td to be kke coldest
mce ioa. Kte writer cu t reuiciu -
...r, Ml.
:r, but t.iKc wuL tiie oid ptide sa
tor urautea. nere nas ocen uiucii
and auiiuaLi. , ,
T
ic mw liiTijf oi i;t ih.yoiuiugaaj-.
"
sav . r?t ste.-rs. njouiiuif is a
o.a.-; . ? v.) uen rule. i einai s
r'tii.". ;kiav ik .-oiue Lring on the
CrjveniQi-'s jdration.
i r i i l
y uen co:u n.sroiu comuiue to run
up tne pr.ee or eo.it as the mercury
funs down, there ought to be Some way
of warming tben up, even before the
reacn tne reion wnere ine nres are
kept up witbout coal. .
f he Balthnore Sun's Almanac for
1893, puWis'ued nt fur sale, but for
presentation to the Sun's flulcrilrs.
is fiikd with useful information in ref
erence to the Pre'3i -eniiul election and
other flutter; intelligently condensed
for read? referent
- -
. i:.- . i.
zj.r. vorueuuii dub, who jeaK
through the New Y .rk Pre, rises tfil"ingniow.- Wocold. r weather ha I
teraark that "Protection is not dead by
" . .
Any raetius.
xeiu.ij" iiwi um -nine
rill show whether we Will 1iave pro
tection or not and what kind it will be.
itiit -1 -a
Senator Washburo, of Minnesota,
is not eofifistent. Ifo has an Anfi-Op-iin
bilt before the Senate fthd jfet a.
aertl thai the Republican party will
come to the front and sweep the coun
try in ISM. If n't this the wildest
kind of speculation in futures?
There is very valuable mule wan
dering around somewhere in: the moun
tsijs near the town of Pueblo Neuva,
Mexico. When it dropped out'of the!
.rairtobaerTed and stayed off it hud
$$,000 veegit iilsr bars strapped on
'itkbttV Ad7rt wih all this wealth
to tic it li itrtppexl mole,' and en
joy ft bdal H fnuch as tome men do
who we tTnippe4 to Hieir feinionn
BenatorPektigrew, of South Dakota,
hsa a yotiDg hopeful with bifh in
Washington. Peratuhuiatirljr down
tbont tht White House he noticed the
kl...J ' It.' J. ..,.
j,in"" mo uwir KivinK warn :ni?
xtai tiers wasscariwt fever within. A
jbrijtht Mtruck;him ati& li
prweevde at oifce to make a similar
pfacird whreh fa fasheued to the door
tTthii fatb Xetfdeflee.- yQr a few
ffaya iher were remarkable few call-
.at the, nttiorinl rttnch which the old
folks conld not exactly understand,,
pntil th leaflet fever placard was
? : t
aniooTerea. it i nira to keep a real
Conth JUakotl gehiSUs dowrJ
ua.
- UphdtM leitllture passed Hres
-mtioo Xavoftflg the rjpeal of the ten
per cen t. tax on Stat? banks; Wh y or
how the gen tleraei there expect ood
jto eomgfrom tuch action is, wore than
we can tell. But it amounts to only a
jutkwrtaeaUa- congrecs to re-
I te ouiy resnedy for preseut aud futun-
DEATU OF a NOTED ACTSEsS.
Lonilon Jauuitry lfr Mrs. France-
Annie Ketube (Mr.. Pierce Buller)
f line, llff conditi m was not regnrdec
t xerioux and her dt-frtrr w;.s uneipecL
iihedied aLtije residence of Iw.n
Wentworth LeigU No. 8r Glouc ste
jtuce. i ne remain win uc luierreu
;ii Kendall Green Cemetary, where tiu
Kxly of Mrs. Kemble's father- is bur-
ned.
HOW H TBIS.
One day st week,'Mr. John Boyd
of Spartanburg, S.UaWeut to the old
home lead of Ja;e Dr. Coin bun Mil!,
at roplitr rntf in Cabarrus louut
,4na surfeyeu ou acres 01 lanu oeionk-
Il t r t . t i
,nR lu u,c reii4M; n,,u UJ l,ru.wr
riiH tinfirf sLiuiml flit Kanit hv fnl-i
t o- j
uf M- M,lls. lo inr-old servant An
bony and wife during their nafural
Jtivatiou aud iion theisaine is a cotn-
If ortable house and other tecessan
buildings. Diirnrg the life of Dr
iJliu, Alimony was nw trusted Ker-
vatit, and his wife was the uttid o:
I Mrs. Mills. This is au act of kiudm- s
, ...... 1 . ... t
nroui missctess 10 Slave that will put to 1
(blush some of tire? bloodv h rt howleis
i l the XSortn. Charlotte fiiews.
I sifA-TtVATlOX i I OT?T. tlifllf.fi. sV
Keport received frtnn Guthrie noint
I. . . . .
l rr irru it v.iTTuri 11 r 111 lliu wudfuri. in v
ii lerruory, wnue up in tne iur
okee Strip there 'are reported Indi n
roubles on accout of shortage of r. x
ions. Fort Keuo has not vet been
ailed jm'ii tbt tr i ps ut aij i;fi!ci-
4nnouncemfrfit ,-s.iys thil the Iinli ii
ucks of the blanket tribes uredancir g
whiiethe Worift'fi ;.re ftnrting. I.i o e
jlace ten Indians in one" u-ejM-f hud but
tea joundii of hieat for over a week,
heavy soggy bread, a;:d no coffee r
uiyiother sumulant. . There ttre main
sick in the tiMe who are.dyin rapid
ly while the settltrf who mine ih on th
Arapahoe lauds are suff -ring for lack
f clothing and food. They have lost
ll their stock bf old or sfarvatioi
j nd tne for their own safety is
fgl-wny. It is oold all over the Terr i-1
-mm
torv and a regular blizzard Im ha I
.1 -l c.l
' I
i cv.t-mi uaj wuu I
I "... : j
I "peneuceu in many years.-n:x
TATBJJEW8.
Eggs are 40 cents a dozen in Greens
wro.
Pork is in demand ut Mt. Airy, anc
ggs are 20 cts a dozn.
The Peubow house in Gteensboro is
to be r m hleleJ and liiade a model pal
ace. Rev. R. L. Patten, who ran frtf Con
gress ft little, has forsaken politics, and
is now the new pastor of the Baptist
church at Morganton.
The governor has offered a reward
of S200 for the arrest of the unknown
murderer of Ned Parker in Franklin
county. Thescrime whs committed it.
Decern beff
Spencer Droa. general merehanb at
Washington. have assigned to theBtau-
fortrounty bank. Their assests an
$20,000; liabilities, $30,(XX) It is on.
of the best known firms in the
part of the State,
eastern
HE WE0TE "DIXIE."
mi . i ' .
a ne Atlanta Journal says perhaps
the Southerner has not lived who has
not had his puises quickened and the
depths of his patriotism stirred up b
the inspiring straius of "Dixie.' Yet
There are few, do.ibtlessi who know
when where or by whom lhtf South
land's stirringsong was Written.
. For these it may be interesting to
recall that Dan Bmmettj the first ne
gro minstrel this country ever produc
ed! was the composer of Dixie. He
was the leader uf the first companv
ever put on the stage for the delinea
tion of thep icturesque life of the
southern negroj and is the author of
several other popnlar airs, anions them
being ik01d Dan tucker.'
.It is interesting alsoi and pathetienl-
ly suggestive too, to know that Em-
mett is still alive andj if not in absolute
varit, yrt in porerty. Kate Field, in
.ier Wahtngtonftells of having met
."iiiu not long ago. In hi l aid be
arried a great sti.ff ; bis coat was tie ;
ilwut hU waist wiiii it piece vt rwpt
tnd n iii aim vfan a market basket,
:IeJiokrd lik- a wreck.
Munev un bern raised (ft a tuonu
n5ut lo the author of "Hune Sweet
Home." Fund are now being colject
d for the nun who wrote "Kathleen
Manoureeii." Who i-i there h nior:
le.erves the help and sympathy of the
i-ieople of the' south than ld Dan Eni
Miett, who wrote Dixie."
Uses For the Bi.krf rile Liar.
The Balvi-r-ville li r has a reat fu
ure before him if he will let it 1e gent
ly uhispend aiouud that he isojen to
n euga ineni .s. circulation voucher
or in big daily. Fhiladelpbia
mT in-. .
"If North Carolini is up to snuff she!
cipun: i, C iuu.au.rc KeH,us wuo
-tartel the ftory about that AWlul riot
.:n ; . l
it B fkeraville. and include him omon
ner exhil its at the Worlds Fair. Tbe
great American liar should have a cor
ner of the' big s'.iow all fo himself.:
N. Y. Frcs-t.
A Good Dill.
We like the bill iu the House look-
ictoa refotffl iu elevti'iis hv rohit.
1 in ; the appoiutim-nt of ignorant tin
' . . -
eweriHi persons io act as )uugeS I etec
iou,. We are surpried t hat the House
'oted it down. Can it be that the
rioiisebeHcve-th.it such people can
,rojerly discharge the functions of
sucli an ofiice? Tl;e electitms tech a
lesson different from that. It is of the
utmost importance that elections be.
fair aud jist aud honfst in Jorth Car
'lina. A pure and fair ballot lies at
the foundation of a rrpunlicaii Govern
menta GoVerumtfit ef (he people.
Debauch the ballot ilh frauds and b
d b irring qualih'td voiers f.O u exer
.isiug tne iint of M.ffrage and you
i m a fatal blow at tree institutions
Democrats can not afford to work at
"orruptiou or eondone wrong doing.
Wilmington Messtfigen
.ii 1 . . . a i mi..
The Ysulkih Frozen.
On Saturdav the Hkbaia sfal tl.ut
he Yadkin ner wa.frozen solid at a
oint about midway between Sowers'
uid Hannah's terries, and that E. H.
Miller and two others had walked across
t on the iee. We have additional
facts concerning this freeze today.
Yt-sterday quite a crtfwd of people
Mmc or-J or htiy m number, went
town to the river at the "Foint and
lovvn to the river at the "Point
.11 i .... i.i tin
1,1 cium-u ftver on me ice. ' iv nen
Ml tli
iiHnt the middle
of the stream J. M.
hole through the
Peck cut
a
tce with an axe and measured it wit ha
rule, finding it l2 inches in thickness
Near the B inks i he ice was consider
ably thicker, measuring fully a foot.
In the party were weral oid citizens
of the community who went downt-
e tlir ic. One of thee, Mr. li. S.
Krider, said that w crossed the Yalkin
mi tne ice at the smie point about six
y years 'go, but that it. was hardly a
hick then as on vesterdav. After
Tossing the liver, about fifteen mem
lers of the party started up stream for
Hannah s ferry, nbut a rnrle away,
md made the entire trip on the ice.
i Salisbury Herald t
People who own pine forests . ir:
North Carolina may ie interested to
earn that there has been an experi
aient nii.de that may make them of
nore value than before. Suppose thev
produce rtibber instead of so much
unentine and ra-in ? Would it not
make them more valuable? The At
lanta Constitution publishes the fol
lowing! "The discovery made by Dr. H. A.
nidinsome months ago, that isoprene,
.vhich can be pr pared from turpentine,
under certain conditions changes iuto
what appears to be genuine rubber, has
leen followed up by experiments, the
result of which points loan early utili
zation of the new process. It is now
announced that Bouchardat has pn
duced the same change by heat4 and
the product is a material resembling
pure Para rubber in every way, and
amenable to vulcarir ition."
: ; e
Miss Goopah Look a-yer, Lige has
yo been nrncticiii ?
Lige Yes iudeed4 honev4 I took
two boxes o' Mrs. Window's shootin
si ru VJLtppincotCs Magazine
Greexsbobo, N. C, Jan. 7.-Miss
Lena McDonald was kill d by a train
on the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valiev
itailroad, at GreensWo yeterdav af
ternoon. Her bodj was fearfullv
tnapgled. fohe was a student of the
treensboro formal 8choxl.-CAarof
Ondrw Cry for Pitcher1! rtcrK
Hldfth Cry for fitcher'i Cutor
' . v. : ' ' ... . .
rRIEND,? j
To Young
Mothers j
Uekoo CJsIld Blrib Ecsy.
Lessens Pain,
findonwd by the Leading Phystdani.
DRADFIKLO REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, OA.
OLD BY AL.I DRUOOISTt.
4
jbu4'lU,l& improTe jour 'boras at
an
i ' iiirrcMrr.ewoBiy one an-l a Bl
fm AUow'l2 years time in which to
repay 1ckh by amall monthly inttilluienU.
; ,BV 0,i',l.urn8 w,.th -te secnr-
v , ilj. . iwj tun rarucuiurs auu lermi unnhr in
I w ' - I r j
... C. PLVLER.
SaH?bury, Rowan Uo. N. C.
FOU SALE.
A very desirable farm is offered for
8ale on easy terms, m v estern Rowan.
refen miles east of Mooresville. Foi
particulars apply to Or address
Q I rede 11 co. S. A Lowrance.
Mooresville, N. C.
Deafness Cannot Hil Cured
by locaU applications, as ' thev cannot
rfab the liths) tiortb n of the em
11 ce is only cue way to cure deafDey?.
aneiinai is Dy constitutional remedie
Ue tie 18 caused by au inflamed Condi
lion of the mucous liniug of the Eusta
ch s nTube. I When this tube irets infhun
d you have a rumbling Hound or imper
fect h- arin'. and when it is entirely eios
eu ueaioess is tneresnit, and unless tlv
inflaiuation van be taken out and thi
tube restored to its normal ivnuliiir...
hearing will Ihj destroyed forever; nine
caties out of ten are caused bv catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed ce ndi-
nun ox tne mucous Mir faces.
we win give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness, caused by catarrl
lhat canuot be cured by lial"s Catarrl
Cure. Send tor circulars frte.
. v . , . . . . 1
r. J. lllfciNl &CO., Toledo, O. I
Sold by Druggists, 75 cts,
ROOT-TEA-NA!!
TbeUresit -
.Sliiii.UiBr, i Kitoej and Bleed
CURE. .
ine uest and surest treatment on earth
for $1.00. Sold only bv
Dr. J. B. AL iii.ViH DER;
15 S. College St
Charlotte, N. C.
W.E.SHAW&C0
Manufacturers of
SADDLERY,
Harness and Collars.
And Dealers in
LE
ATTTFP IVn CM nnr rnv
MlitH AND SADDLERS
IIAKDWARE
IN ALL ITS BtlANCHfeS.
OHAKLOTTE, - N. C
lleauon tn Wat6hman.
n mrriT7nTk n I si
,h I 1 1 1 R K K XI I 1 1
rUi 1 UUiiiillU UUt I
RALEIGH, N. 0,
BLAZER SUITS
' And Other
toeling Reqnities.
7 9 ' a
ror uaaies wno wilt leavi. i.nm
Summer, we have provided many goods
and wares suitable for traveling or use
womo ur iuouniain.
BLAZER SUrTS-SKIRTS AND BLA
ZER, SHIRT WAISTS,
DRIVING AND RIDING GLOVES,
Waterproof Overgarments, Walk
ing Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Canvas
Telescopes, Grips, Etc.
OI)T OP - TOWN ORDERS
receive the most careful attention.
CASH with the order, of $5.00 or
more, we will deliver goods free (except
Furniture and Crockery) to the earest
express office or railroad station
.ft EM SL Into 4 ft,
Raleigh, N . C.
JA-T v
mm
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.'If'!
. Administrator's Noti6d, !
Harin.rflU ilifi mrnr-f
state of Genolia Miller, dr6Mf all person hkU
ng claims ngair.st said estate art beret notfi
i o.'. j ; ' , . iye.on or Deiort
he 20th da.r of July, isy:., or thU notice wil!
e pled iu bar of their re.overv. All nefton
udebted to tnid estate an requested to milks
tiunjiaiate ia,)ii.tLt. J. W. I OwLAi,
- Adnrioiatr a tor.
THE GREY SCHOOL,
For Boys -and Girls.
The next s ssio a of this school will bcirift
August 23d, 1HJ2, nnd cloFe May 20th. lK3i
snaking it possible for ronfig taen to attend the
School the whole term aud cret home in time lo
id in working the crops. The Work it tfiof-
iwigh, the rates reasonable and the discifJinft
nua oui nrui. for luftltef Itiforftfatlon, Write
'or catalogue to '
II. A. ORET, Principal;
Huntersville X. C:
DON'T READ TUB.
But eo to Eddins Book Ktnr) AntuUit
the Central llottl and votr will fiMt &
lull line of Books,Books without u umbel.
Writing paper nnd Envelopes. Blank
Books, both ccrttmoD and fancy. Xmas
Books lor. your children. Novelties f
nil kinds, Gold Pens, docket Knives
Photograph AlbQms, Pietares. the latest
style of frames. Just Ftieh tbincs & you
will want to give your wife, dauchter
and swcei heart- for Xtnas ureent. We
earry a full line of Violiu and Banjo
-inuf oi usu al instruments, toilets,
Secondhand fcn bool Books, &c.
ay you s-aw tins ad.- in. (he VTCH-
mau When ou call at iEddin'u book
tore.
FAvanuah, Ua. April 26, 1889.
. llavinii used three bottle f P. P I
for impure 'blood and general' 'weakness,
and having derived great benefit from
the same, having piined 11 pounds in
weiirht in fi.nr nL-u 1 i.i. ....... ..1 j
...... IT ((t ic?!i cuv i j i ens'
re iu rccommeudiuc it to unfortunates
like Yours t ml v4
JOHN MORRIS.
Office of J.N. McElroy.Druggist. I
OrUuda, Fla., April 20, 1891. J
Messrs. Lippman Bros., Savannah, Oa..
Dear Sirs 1 sold three hottl f P P
P., large size yesterday, and oue bottle
sui fo lav. '
The P. P. P. cared .my wife of rheuma
tism wiuu-r before last. It came back oh
her the past winte r, and a half bottle
$1.00 size, relieved her again, and she has
uoi naa a symptom since.
I sold a bottle of Pi P. P, to a friend of
mine, one of his turkeys, a Small nn
Vook sick,and-his wife cave it a teaxnnon.
fuV?.lU wus 111 lhe evening, and the lit-
ic iciiuw muip over uae ne wae oead,
but next morning was Up hollering and
well. Yours respectfully.
j. if. Mcelroy.
Savannah. Oa.. 17.1X91
Messrs. Lippman Bros., Suva tin ah, Ga.:
Dear 8irs I have suffered from rheu
matism for a lone time, and did not find i
a cure until I found P. P. P.,whtch com-,
pletely cured me. Yours truly, !
16 Orange St., Savannah. Ga,
oTiei?.
Having qualified as executor of thl
late David ltoseman. I will sell at public . fi
auction, on the premises of the said de-'
ased, the 17th day of. December 1892, ,
for cash, the following property, to wit
fr horse wagon, lone horsUaRo.,;
I buggy, 1 cart, 1 mrrew-plate, 1 foot aU and
otocr . toap,i bureaus, otic with a book case
1 Urge corner cupboard with U.eI ahutter
ch'aijs and otber household furniture. Aim l.
large wash pot, 1 saddle, 1 building with
tiorse power combined. Also some vorn and
h ly an other articles too tedious to mention.
All persons having claims airainst said es-
6Kte must present thera duly authenticated on
or before lhe 1 7th da' of Deiuber 18? 3 and
all persons ndebted to wid esUte will nle..
mase prompi payment. Tbjg Kot. 17tf 1892.
THFO A. P RoBKkMN
Ex of David Roseman, Dec
JLAWM TCNNIt, BASK BALX,
ff RIFLES,
' F1SH1I8
s TACKLE hS '
tt W. MCAbpAM AKKIS COii IT.tCSll
Savo
(Poyic3
Docloro'
B0TJU1IC
ln .....
'atatli BLUUU BaUl
THE GREAT REMEDY.
run Lt duuwu aSD SKIN DISEaiEI
tw 4 ran, and mw faa to
ear gnfckly and y fi imail ly
SCBbFULA. ULCERS, CCZCaMt
RHEUMATISM. PIMPLES, MUrllCUl,
aad an maaiMr of EATTSO, tPttXAVTSa aaS
RUJTN1WJ SOKES. I nrarUU-T cirSthi
lowed. JPtoig per Uxtle. uSST Vm
8ENT FREE vex&SSteh
otwuu ml wo4 atiaata. Ba.
Georgia Home Insurance Co,
, COLUMBUS, GA. r
EHODES BROWNE, , WM.C.C0AET.
Pbesident. Secketary.
ctal Assets; over - S 1 ,0 0 0000.
Home Company, seeking Home Patronage.
v Ititret all thtttt cf Euks at lowett
'. adequate rates.- Losses adjusted x
and paid promptly, i - '
J. ALLEN BROWN.AGT.
, - . N0T1CE-
a' otice is hbv gWeib 'Ihnt I will
not l)e fesponstble for an.V debts or
tfontrafcts that ftij wife, Mafy T. jrlall. i
niay make, . or assume anv y tv
miiJmn a f i iTl
8",n "7 in?Jr- A- L llALL.
vCtOber 01, JbuS.
'AtJOMGO
)ure all Femalo Complaints and Monthly
irregularity, Leucerrhoea or Wh i tes Pain in
Back or Sides, strengthens tho feeble, builda
the whole eyttezn. It has cured thousand
aad will cure you. Druggists have it. Send
tamp for book.
BJL J. P. BROSGOOTiZ M CO LoatsriUa, Ky. .
Brown, Weddington & Co,
Retail Hardware.
We haye tust received a hirjre lot of one
pound nutter mould-, price 25-ts. als.
a large lot of oval find round Breafl r
Dough Thrjs. The relehruted f wiiif
D.iry Vhhnm4 Cylinder acid Dush.'1
Churnsf all can be,siiiredv
Z1!1 8t ss' rtm t ' of TaUe an7l
Potfctt Kulv'ts, Table ftnd f. a jKx.hs jb
tne S:ate.
Brass, and Porcelain lined preserving
KeUbs, nnd at soeh low prices that lo
family need be without them.
?eJ..larKe oH'ihnt or Tinware,
Pots, Skillets, Ovens and other house
keepers' articles.
We have tke best Cvfr( ss Tubs that
are bi the mafkft. Why sh061d Von
throw away money on nt dd painted tub
when a small amount more will net a
good one. " . "
yu nu see ns wnen you want an
thing in our hpe. J
BAO WW , . WfiDDIXCf TON r CO.,
39 East Trade St reet,
Charlotte, N.C.
Is ono of the issues of the campaign.
Wo are in tho thickest of the fight with a first-class stock of
SHOES. M
Silver Dollars arill zo further
han anywhere in the rnnntrv
. XT 2. rrt ,
HatS. TrUHk4
X 1 UJLLlib
VerV-.cheap. We uiiflnrsnll nil
Cril,
iDeiore You
era Merchandise.
I have a full iii.o of
Drv Goads, Shoes
canned Goods.
Which I am offering
secret about it (cr I advertise.
Call and see my Stock.
Pav u,e Highest market price for country
prouuec. - .
I am sellingJBANNER FERTILIZER cheap
for cash or on time. Respectfully,
JULUS EARWHARDT
1 Pe' SOalnd Inni.Xl,, sALISBDR V
, . .. . w, uu can oTirtg ns a Wat, i
i.-..ul,ulCH we are unibfe torIa;r
Tlujse eyes which have b(n lv;fl
you trouble; r causing JOu pain' 8
headache, tail 1L 't..i Pr
, 'vuvriiy nt.
w niiicu win enable .you to w
rjectly, it a frit wa. below iT..
traveling quack or peddler.
Z Our' line of JEWELRY ha c.
VEHWAHE far the most op'ie V
l.sbury. Wiitches werft - Bter H
, ,i,al- XV re howiarg rtiost oua"
;t Jl Hue. Y oil will !
Ltf,L- f,.r t.i...i.: r;.' .u.uu 'h
.r.. WIC xroni in tua6
tei. in, nw,wh u.ei.. W white.
Al ntopgase, ' J ?
: BEISNEB &;G02MA!Tf ' '
' Leading JewelrsQ
IS IT NOT BETTER
To have lmi.rnrint;-, i.
neatly, and in an attractive
manner, even if you have to
pay more for it ? ?
Well, we do not charge -anv
nwrv for our work, but guar
antee the flu est work done ih
Salisbury, and as fine work
in our line, m can be dcrie 'l
any iciere. Our motto is
Neat, Prompt, Accurate.
Call on us, took at our sam
pies, hear our prices, and U
convinced that ivlwt we say
is true. Very truly,
Watchman; Jri) Office,
E, B. SPRINGS & CO.
Ho. 14K. College. ,, '
CHAKIiOTTf - t N. C.
To Alliu it cemen and all other
Lutrmers:
We desire ttt .gay;.tfcifl We are now
prepared for the Bpring trade on
FERTILIZERS.
W e are Age for.the Charlotte Oil
and -fertilizer 'On.,- and can gire low
prices as well a3 sell the best L'oodssolL
in the State. i
Our Fertilizers hive given the bwtir
slaction to 11 i d we mean to ketp th-.
u.lv t p to the standard. We aVein.
larue bnsjrje Hitb tlie.&nl4niarr.iiB
this s tion, and would beglad torftfiffani
:t. Rt member that the 8. C.EpenHHB
Mat nm gave us tiic JibeiVgra.ie an Acid
Phosphate for Jat year that was tM if
-'hat State. ,A1so rcmcmlu.r iof i,-'v v
Jxpennrent Station gives us tBe hichctt f
grade on Ammoniattd FerUlizrrs lold iai
tins oiqic msi year.
Write for prices. .
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Groceries.
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