Carolina 7atohmajy.
airy
ttu.d Country.
Mr- T
V lai
liti i I
for Ijoudou, via
lim.'ny lugm. ;
n.i..-.' of Salisbury people
Linton iffi
.1.
as
m;- Muudv's ru eel ins:, at
I bat tlie New YiJrk- B teket has
'T.u . ueok. His advertisement is
to) 1 . .
Tfvau to liscontinue yourjmper
i , v iv to iro about il is toealiaad
a., jjarc.'i M a vagrant negro was sold
aui s"ix" months from tinseouri
L t-t iu Kansas-Cuy.' ,
j iv i: es to Wilmington from
1-rof. Graiiain''- school at Trading Ford
o e j YiM Thursday with apienie, and
C v.crc fortunately present eu-
"""Le 'vVaJ( h ma5 will be sen, iu jclubs
jui.l over ixl So cents 'per year.
kii .glV 'sil3c-ipt'ioa $1, six mouths 50
iaJ. three mouths 25 cents; ; '
TheiT is considerable icv tills (Thurs-P Mr.. J. D. Biyens of Albemarle, gave
us a plea-ant call this morning,
President-ll. F. Hoke of the GC. & N
Railroad passed through "the city on his
way west yesterday.
.
7 31 r. Moody In Charlotte. "
TheOitserycrsays-Mr. M4udy re
main iu Charlotte until to-morrow, aud
tiat from there he will go to Witniingtou
where ho is to conduct a ten-da ' meet
ing. His meetings in Charlotte were
largely attended by the people, not only
of the country immediately adjacent
to Charlotte,-bit by hundreds fro uj dis
tant towns and.commuuities. 31 r. Moo-
. t j;. Wyatt's "Temple of Bargains"
kre:svds with prices that, iuust; take.
Jiead his-prices in this paper and go and
Uiujine his hue selections.
It i learned irom u..w of the Western Union olfiee in
jr. .;...) .t,.,.L- fSI 00.000) lor a cot-
re capital Diuv., - ,
.U iinii iu Statcville has all neeu laten.
fie erection of- the lbuildiugs will begin
"licit uiontfr".
! La4t Sunday evening, a little son of
--jjraial'Parfcer, of Morgan township,
vaj taken suddenly with a violent at
ck of the "croup, and died a few hours
aflcrurtil. '-'
! Lexintou, N. C, will soon commence
it n -v -it rn mill.
(lit UilHUlUJ Ul t Ulin vn-vv,.. J---
A capital sUckpf $50,00 has been rais
C(l. WVE. Holt is to be president of the
loiOJ'auy.
: . fpk "-. KiiT.. A large, comfortable
rook suitabWTo.r-a business olJice, sec-
cU l-Uor, with
day) morning, ,
The fourth biennial Tleport of the
North Carolina Board-of Jleaith is re
ceived. The Yadkin train yesterday morning
brought up four car lpads of piping from
the ".-4nn Ch'ristiau" mine, in Montgom
ery county.- The 'piping is being ship
ped to Loug Island, N. Y.
Mr. 'William F. Griffith, chief- of the
Charlotte lire department, died at his
home on South Mint street Monday the
laUtinsc. The news of his death was a
paiuful surprise to the whole town. His
death was the result - of ati attacc of
grippe, aud-pueutnotiia.
Mr. T. M. MeCuriob. of this citv, Mn
just re.lurifed from Baltimore, wliere he
htd Dr. Chisholm, the celebrated speeia
1ist of that cityvto remove his sightless
eye and replace it with n artificial one.
The operation was successfully perTroni
ed, and Mr. McCuliah is repotted as do
ing A fcll. -" V
Charlotte News: The boiler of the
Florence Cotton Mills, at Forest City,
burst this morning, kiiljng the flreman,
Homer Harreil, instantly, aud wound
iug seriously engineer launders and a
young man named Dean. The accident
occurred at 7 o'clock, soon after the
hands had commenced work. The dam
ago will amount to a considerable sum
iaud will necessitate the millstoppiu? for
some little while.
Miss Madge Redfern, a bright piece of
16 year old femininity, who is manager
Monroe,
is in the city. She is what the boys call
a "gilt edts seuder." Charlotte Observ
er. Miss Madge is a cousin of Mr. W.
II. Redfern, a compositor on the Watch
man, and tltouh he may not be of the
"gilt edge" variety, yet a steadier and
cleverer vounr man never neia clown a
case or distributed a form, and is not
ashatned of his "gilt edge" relative. Ed'.
Watchman.
A neatly printed little sheet is Our
Fatherless Ones, published semi-monthly
at Barium Springs, in the interest of the
Presbyterian Orphan's Home, located
there. Its first is-me reached our table
last week. We hope the commendable
stairway entrance ou purpose Tor which this journal ispublish-
Apply at Watchman of-
'3iaia hjtrect
I Jji ' a
T freiii and new his week. Attention is
uiilch. v . . - . . Oi-nhnTiMirt' Fro ul lttMri 11 :i i n
Look lor it in another ; "
ed will soon secure it such a circulation
as will make it profitable to the institu
tion and thus secure its enlargement and
increased usefulness. We copy from It
dy's impressiod of the "Qneen City" is
thus giyeu by Monday's Observer:
The evangelist is delighted with Char
lotte', and the audiences he is having.
"I never saw so many people in a
fmaii place in my life. I dou't know
where t hey all eune from."
Mr. Moody says this is the most relig
ious place he ever saw. The, people, he
says, seem to be in earnest about it, t-oo.
He was surprised beyond measure to
find such a building here as that of th
V. M. C. A 'fit is a revelation to me,"
said' he. - ! '
"The haviug of such a building here to
k
Hont.-roniery C.an1jC'ews Tro. ft
There was a f evere Bnow ftortn here
last Saturday morning, with high, cold
wind in the evening.
One of our citizens is extremely happy.
It'iss a giil this time. He wa-j so elated
that whilst working in the garden he for
pot what be was doinjr, and palled up
many of his fruit trees instead of cabbage
ism!'.:. . " . '
Cl. B. F. Simmons ha not yet return
ed from Washington, where he went to
attend the inauguration,-'
Miss Miuniri Lisk is visiting friends in
Troy this week. .
T, J. Shaw, Esq.. is attending superior
court'at Carthage this week.
Mrs. James LasM ter. nee Mi3s Suargs,
who is now a lunatic, is at the residence
of Wm. Atkins, oi this place, and an -application,
with a "medical examination,
wilT be mnde this week by Dr. Alex!
Simmons, preparatory to sending her to
the asylum at Raleigh; v -
Our Representative, J. R. Blair, after
attending the inauguration at WnMn
ton, returned by way of Monroe, wh re
he is vHting relatives, fie will be at
home this week.
Our farmers are husilv encased on
their farms. Ttiev aretbadlv behind in
their work.
Our superior court wifl he heH nn
Faster Monday, April 3. Judge R. W.
Winston will preside.! -
There was another revenue ca?e before
General T. T. lkhrrt;8ticcefd Dr.'
irforvn Grwn aipresiMent of the Wes
tern Uuioa Tetegraph Cam pan J,
Vihj She Fanned the Grave.
Chitu-s-! s ge, the huppy hus'nand
6t a third wife, cams one day njxn a
youii"; woman tn mourning "wbo whs
fanning a newly-made grve. '
"May I ask,--L;dy, w1i,t you are do
ms;? he ihquirVd.
( Well, tlte'fact is. this U the grave
of my stupid husband who made me
promise on lr.s deutlibed not hi matrv
-gam until the soil above bis crave
snouiaue dry. It is drying so slow Iv
that I am fanning it to hasten the pro-
tws. Ksitaese aiortes.
peaic in as the -auditorium snows the
push and progressives ess of the towu." i Commissioner Mooretbisweek se'ling
'Mr. Moody preaches pure, plaiu doc
trines making the plan of salvation so
simple that a child need not err. Much
good is doubtless the result of his work,
not only at Charlotte but wherever he
preaches the Word. '
banning N'otes.
Correspondence oi the Watchman.
An infant of Mr. D. K. Sufrit.died last
Frilav the 10th. .
w;liisky.
A correspondent" . atX'iiersville, N.
C, enforms us of a.i. incendiarv fire
which occurred in that towii on last Sat
urday night which destroyed the barn of
51 r. Geo. Roy. Although the rcof of the
building had fallen in when the fire was
discovered, Mr. Ray succeeded iu saving
his two mules and e cow, but lost Jail of
his forage besides other property stored
therein. ,
A Washington telesrram savs that Sthe
Mr'. John Gaither has been quite ill for f statement that the Society of the Dauirh-
t be past few days with la grippe, but is iters of the American Revolution had
better at this writing. voted to exclude collateral descendants
The ladies' missionary meeting will is at least premature. The question is to
couvene at Salem on Easter Monday, in-! be submitted for discussion to all the
stead of Good Friday, as was heretofore
announced.
There is
considerable excitement in
chapters during the present year and a
final vote will be taken at the next con
gress iu February, 1S04. During live
A CARD.
I hereby announce mvself a candidate
for the oilice of Mayor of the citv of
ouusuury.uur ensuing year, subject en
tirely to the Hction of the Democratic
voters at the primaries of the city, at an
eariy uay. Kespeetfullv.
31. C. QUINN.
3Iarch 2, 4t.
Children'Cry fcr Pitcher's Castorii
v
J
j7i A: T
every time-wc look ugly, but for uniformly courteous treatment
and Low Prices come to
Bargain
NO CREDIT allowance, ot even ten or thirty day indulgence,
in our SLEDGE-HAMMER
BUY A BARGAIN, SELL A BARGAIN.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES; SPOT CASH.
-DEALER IN-
STAPLEfand FANCY
DRY GOODS
ITotions, Linings, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Hats, Shoes, etc.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
BUTTER, EGGS, CHICKENS
and Country Produce generally
worth of shoes from thirty-two cents up to six dollar hand-sewed
for $4.38.
WYATT'S LEADER, a thoroughly honest, all leather shoe,
the shoe for service and comfort, for $1.10, and every pair
GUARANTEED. :
vett:seiiieut.
culuuiu, ','
itisemeut of Messrs. C. F
.-. i ::,-. i; : i
MT'.u. r '& Co. l.ublbhed iu lat week's J"sl "ccu u
in auother column a brief sketch of the
up to the
present time,
A "Handbook of .Nortli Carolina" has
This i- a very ueat
I ' 1- A 1 - - J. . . I
AVrn nMN sold the goods therein offer- OI UUJ'e VZ proue.y
ed. f?o,.lieie is evidence that au adver
iUst'ttteut.iu the . Watchman pays.
Married, iu Morgan township, at the
i residleuje uf the bride' father, Mr. J. O
; B.irnnr, by J. W. Miller, Esq., Mr. C.
! Mi'gau to Miss -Lou Ba.?oHiger. The
kiiyjunug coupie have liiegood wioh
es of the Watchman.
illustrated, the pictures ( videiHly made
I from photographs) b'eiug very pretty.
I We have not readthe 3k, but from a
i cursory e-xauiiuatrou e arc pleased with
j it. That it was edi.i iy .Mr. J. i. Cam
I eron is sufficient uai'auiv that the va-
these parts about inad dogs. It was re-1 coming year all such ajplicants may be
portea tnat two more mad dogs passed acwpt e l, as they have been heretofore.
through here last week.
The Democratic flag which was erected
in the yard of Messrs. D. & A. Sitford a
while before the election in honor of
President Cleveland, was taken down re
cently. r
Old Granny Mc'Xulty held something
like a revival meetingatthe schooi house
a few nights si alee. Your correspondent
tried to takedown her discourse iu bhort
band, but the task was too great.
Mr. R. L. B.irringer spent the evening
with frieuds in this viciuity last Sundav.
W. S."
i ried interests and re.-oti rvs of the State
are set forth accurately and elegantly.
The book is intended, we believe, fur
' He are inionnea oy r.ir. jicsaraara, graturtous distribution - at -lac i orui-s
. :-iou' of his agents, lhat C B. Webb, the Fair in Chicago.
'enterprising aiarblo man (of. State ille), It is Silij tl, lt " there are several ca:.di
;iwillou opetfaJarge-marble yard here. for noU1-U;,!in for mayor. A.
L ii- XI r UVt.lu.i Iu. -i lin.l!ui' ii-..t
i"v-"v" l" "v " ""' - ,the W ATUHilAN docs :it iuae announce
iLrli heartily welcome him to our cit
j '
j lfou. T-. F. Kluttz arrived home from
Waoiiiugton City tjunday sinoruiug last,
having. been there since CieVelaud's iu
ik'juratioti. li reports the capital city
as still pretty full of visitors, mo-t of
meuts ratuiloUMly, t!icse geuticnicu will
doubtless be heard from aoyve their sig
natures. Where all the aspirants are
thorough Democrats audrpossess suitable
qi.tiiiications. we .s!j ill of course remain
neutral. Thus far the only geutleraan
lm are probably seeking place either J'who has made public announcement of
lui: themselves or their friends under the j his candidacy is a hustler, and has
iiew Deoiocratic administration. ! rertaiulv-tarted in to win if possible.
j - - , ,
and unless we are mistaken in the man
he-will make it lively until the couven
lion announces Us sieleciioh.
j Ware in receipt of a copy of the
Ekllra.oud Market Journal. .We notice
the Davis & Gregory Co., tobacco ware
Lou.se in eu, have a wbole-page adver
tiseuieut. Thev are evidently nrosner-
jug.jr Fair dealing, business methods, I
andpriuter's ink to: tell about it all x
tbis is a combination that wins. I
i;l
We have been twitted about the word
"completely" as it aipeared in a para
graph quoted from the tVeltcrn Caro
linian, as follows : . 1
The suae authority s: s that a considerable
J. i -v l i r - r . nuiliut'i oi rji u.nc uecu icu.ua iuc iuc i.u
. A. e-elV and V. C. V I IS; lit. I ...-nlPSi.-.v li,l fmm Hi rr. i-tsr.f tUcrnM. "
i 4 of; Salisbury's enterprising 'young 1 We-acknowledge the iustuess of the
15.. I
Messrs.
lujir
Djnamite in Roanoke College.
S.deni. Va., Marcii 12. In its forty
years' honorable record Kim nuke Col-
ie-; has prob.-bly never had within
its walls such a numljor of wild stu
dents as some pf those there this se;i
soit. tk intic't of the college property
has hi en di;iui.igtd inichevuly
dnriny; tiie pjee.t aes.oiun that tn
faculfy wouid Wiliii!iy have unuie an
cxaiiiple if they cuu'd have delected
guilt y o'ics, but as i.oiie uf l iu-tmi tits
would inform, they were at. a !o-s lio.v
to proceed, 'liowevcr, e-ri v t his . ti--!c
they expelled two vou'tt; tu-Ji aud ju.t
at'otiicr on robaiiou.
Th:s -i npiy ciiragod i tie wild ec
tn.nt", whp i;n'L;i';;'d that, tin- j-iniwr,
";ti.J:it nan:e?i Wilis;, had been giv
ing iuf 'rui.dioir. FrtiUy tnora
ii1 a terrific explosion wjs heaid in
liie lower cornier of ti e mam collet.
building, and was accmop, iiiud by the
falii-ig uf broken glas iioiii J.h tran
soms, over tiie dormitory dotrj. A
dynamise carfrulge ha I been cxp.tded
outside Wills' ledrooui, blovvuig a
hole in -the "do!r, springing tiie cur
rider wall, and smashing several win
dows in the building. L-ickily Wiils
was not in his lied room or he would
have been killed..
At a meeting of the college faculty
Friday evening five more students
Were expelled.
bought for trade or cash.
Mi'Oubbins' Cohier. Salisbury, N. C
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
AMQIJJfeDf PURE :
A Whole-Stock Brogan, back and front, with
solid hemlock bottom, 75cts.
Sheeting, yarJ wide, three yards to pound, A
smooth, sightly goods, 6 cts per yard by
the bolt or bale.
Plaids from 4 eta up.
Truttks and Trareling Bags.
Corsets 22, 24, 33, 49, 63, 74, 98.
'1 j Metal Dress Buttons, 4 cts dozen.
Bftll Thread, 1 ct. Coats' thread, 4 cts.
Suspenders, 8, 10, 12, 16, 19, 22, 24, 33, 49.
Handkerchiefs, 2; 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16, 19,
22, 29.
Floor Matting,l2, 15, 19, 24, 39.
Men's Rocks, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 15, 18, 21, 24.
Umbrellas, 39, 47. 58, 63. 69, 74, 82. 98, f 1.18.
Tooth Brushes, 4, 5, 7, 9, 12. 1'5.
Hair Brushes, 8, 10, 13, 17, 19, 22, 29, 37.
Table Oilcloth, 15,17,22. r
Dress Goods, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, U, Vi 15, 19,
22, 24, to-50.
Combs, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15.
XMen's Pants, 50, 69, 74, 79, 82, 89, 93, 98, 1.04,
1.10, 1.18, 1,24, 1.38, 1.434 138, 1.74, 2.12
2.24, up to 3.83.
Table Damask, 18, 22. 37, 46, 59, 68, 74, 98.
Knives and Forks, 36, 43, 49, 57, 63, 74,"87, 94.
1.12, 1.49.
Ladies' Button Shoes, 75, 84, 93, 98, 1.12, 1.24
1.39, 1.58, 1.93, 2.33.
Everything in Tinware and Steel enameled.
Crockery a full line of.
Men's Shoesf75) 83, 93, 98, 1.07. T.13, 1.19,
1.24, 1.37, 1.49, 1.87, 2.12, 2.38, op to 4.38
The-above is only a partial list of what we have. Will be
glad to show you through, or you can look through yourself and
tell the prices of everything in the house. This shows our con
fidence in-you .and in our goods. NO TWO PRICES IIEKE.
Yours for
Corner
1
mm
mm
T '1 1 j
N. C.
mess men,-left Monday last for Win-; criticism, but not its application. Our
bM,,tiere they are to open a inerean- i friends should hunt up the editor and
tije business. We regret these, -e.ntle- proof-reader of the Carolinian for 1S33.
wt-P uere juduced to leave cur city, for j But ihe rats of ;3o were not so euter
tiiey are goodp progressiye citizens, ami prUiitg as those of "J3. A gentleman
oicir departure is a loss here while W in-
feU'u gains. Success to tiie boys.
Uon, Jno. 6. Henderson aud A. H.
I'w.vden, Esq., arrived home from W ash -i'tqu
Sunday moruing last. The latter
who lives in a ceile l and weather board
ed log house which is infested with rats,
informs us that during the late severe
weather the rodents moved to acouifort.
just' above the fire-place
able hjdgin
when he reached home and is vet HVith the return of warmer weather they
f Unable to leave his room. Mr; Henuer-: scampered away to their old haunt.
While Mr. Jas. 'Cham.11 was atteudmg
sun returned Monday night to Wahuig-
l:iylere he will remain several, day
s ; to his duties one night last week, in
vet to finish up his committee duties and turning down the gas lights of the city,
i ce to im interests 01 ins constituent s
who need his endorsement for oilicial
louors. : ' -
After many years of suffering, Mr. W.
h llouser, died at his j-esideuce in this
,'at 2 o'clock last Monday morning,
ged 72 years. The deceased- had long
X'ciji avictim of inflammatory rheumatism
hich rendered him a cripple during the
attar years of his life, and which caused
pua creat bodilv sutierinf 1 lilt t nrii
vj j .vuiuu&u
ou a street near the depot, a negro, Jno.
Craige by uatne, pereniptoriy forbade
Mr. Chatllu pulling out a certain lamp
until he passed. Of course Mr. Ch0iu
paid no -attentiou to his impudence,
whereupon the negro became angry and
abusive, and finally grabbed up a stoue
With which he struck OhaCiu. A police
man Was cuHcd but the negro ran and
made his escape. Later a warrant was
taken out and off" Monday last he was
The Y. M. G. Association of
will hold its annual convention at
Winston, beginniug the 6i,h of April
next.
Senator Gorman has stated emphati
cally that the Senate will seat no new
Senators appointed by the Governor of a
State. This disposes of the case of Al
len and leaves the State of Washington
with but one Senator for the next two
years: '
for isc sex? mm BAYS ?e will sell our entire
STOCK OF
Winter jSlioes, Pant Goods, etc.,
JlJSTJD below cost,
We can certainly s:ve you bargain.", especially in shoes. We will quote
you a few priei s. " 2J.-iiV vtn d Plow Shoe fl. CO; Jrns g(d Plow Shoes .85c.
'men's t-j'od Boois 1.40. W n t n'Hs frein .7540 51.C0. W emeu's Calf Skin
Shoes $1.00. Women' Fine DreSs Shoe $1.25 -
Vp :ilso have some nice Wool Linsry at. 1 2 to 15 c. Men's hats from 25c
to $2 00. Boys hats from 25c. Iu $1.00. ,Good green coffee 20c. per lb.
White brown sugar 5c, per lb.
We will pay the the highest prices for country produce. Don't fail to see us.
T&TxrriB"
m
8
SEE
ME
MILLER.
FOR THE
Last Saturday night iu Brunswick Co.
Gastou Hickman, a young man 21 years
old, quarreled with George Hill, a com
panion of about the same age, aud draw
ing a clasp knife, cut Hill's throat fioin
ear to ear, kifliug him almost instantly.
Hickman fled, aud at last accouuts had
not been captured. -
Before You Bny Your
era! Merchandise.
I have a full iihe of
floods, Shoos
ifined loo
Gen-
i
03.
1
Iroce
Etc
ries.
Which I am offerinsr for sale.
There is no
secret about it 1 i i advertise.
Call and see my Stock.
I pay the highest market price for country
produce.
I am selling BANNER FERTILIZER cheap
for cash or on time. Respectfully,
JULUS EARNHARDT- '
The notorious negro desperado, Lee
VTalnon, who brutally murdered Rn
fus Haywood, a ie. pee table colored
planter, near Memphis, Tenn., recent
ly, wa- captured, last Thursday by a
mob of several hundred - negroes, and
was hiing; to the ltmb of a tree near
the, scetie of hts crime, and his body
riddled with bullets.
I am now daily receiving
iPElHCx GOODS,
my
WE ARE SLASHING THE
PRICES TO PIECES !
pll he displayed a wonderful decree of caught, tried before Mayor LTiin, found
iMuence aud mauly fortitude. He wasj2uiliv of an assault and sentenced to
good citizen, a devoted huslvand and
jailer; and he was held in high esteem
p' the many who knew him. The he
aved ones have the svmnatliv. of ihr
-
Waiuuity in their loss- 1
Tbe jirst number of Our Fatherless Onet
'&nu,ouuGes that our liberal hearte-' citi-
Capt. S. H. Wiley, proposes to be-
if
Wiirnifiea ht-mf.. J i ces were conducted . all through the past
feecond .,,. nf .,.!.. r ... .r ' week. The result of this revival, so far
i jjci ten more
ept and the fund will be j-aised. Mr.
iaitrmakesa tecoud proposition. He
Ubeoqoof twtlve to give $12a0 to-
u of twelve to give '$100 per annum for
dxty clays on the county chaia gang.
The series oT meetings begun here about
the 1st of this month by Mr. W. It. Gales,
the State assistant secretary of the Y. M.
C A., did not finally close until last Sun
day night. Although Mr. Gales left
Wednesday of last "week, the good work
begun by him was continued by Rev. Mr.
Graham, of Davidson College, and servi-
as we have been ableto learn, is some
tfifty or sixty conversions. Sixteen of
these became members of the First Pres-
The Baltimore Manufacturers' Rec
ord reports new industries 'establish
ed iu the South for the week ending;
March 10th representing an aggregate
investment of oyer $2,500,100.
Wilmingtoir Shir : There seems to
be a good deal of dog in Virginia as
well us iu North Carolina, with a sim
itar fondness aUb for mutton. In
one county alone, Prince George, it is
said the festive cur got away with
$2,000 worth of sheep within a year.
and invite everybody to inspect
itock and get prices before
Below I
11 w
thpv huv. Haviim bought them in large quantities ior cash I
nnrn;W nrnnared to meet the closest competition
name a fev prices :
Good shirting prints 5c per yard. Bst tahlec,ilclh 19e per yard
P -,t cloth 10c p-r yrd and up. One pound good soap 4c.
1 ant tiotn iuc p j I jn,pn hoxes matches 6c.
Worsted dress goons ,c pei j.tiu -t.u u,- 0
The Wilmington Star is Authority
for a statement that Prince Robinson, a
Birmingham, Ala., barber, of sable
complexion, is a caudidatefor the po
sition of Minister to Hayti, and he is
byterian church on last Sabbath, and two J hacked bv lotsof Democrats he use;l
: i . , j l . .r fi " . . . . i t . t
to shave. To show that he does not
1 draw the color line
mini. JMvmilil i t. . v : r
j..v . - (Otiicia unto caiicu lucu utuuiiuii ui
"victi-.t iius proposition the joining-this church uext .Sunday. The
"U will. be nrovult -ru-.Ul. .-ul , rmimler of thos who wrn horn intoit",w y
Pronn.;,;. v. . - iuts,e.. ,irtK,i. that there is notlung
Z"tK?r mA of the fatherless, !r,r h.s; !, will annoiiit a white
! I iicm&ri c niui -mw vbiivi i lunrsmut' ,,,t,-t "u "V- 1 1 . . .
Ifchurehes of thecity,. r t ' i m-n his secretary f be gets t
very strong and
small about
I oi
aeud in your names.
Mens straw hats 4c and up.
Wool hats 17c and up.
LuW trimmed hats 48a and up.
Untrimmed hats 20c and up.
Men's suspenders 9c and up.
W and Hamburg at various prices
Good note paper 3c per quite.
25 good envelopes for 3c.
Shoes! ladie' button shoes 75c and up
Men's brognn shoes 75c.
Men's oil-grain shoes SI.
Children's shoes 10c per pair and up.
Pins and needles lc per paper,
. . ML ..I Or-.- nor VilTfi
Hest .u th.ng9 hate ot ume to n,e0t,o
Thanking you
age, I am yours for
V LOW
for past faiors and lioping for a continuance of your patron-
PRICES,
H.J. CARTER.
One door below pos' office.
In Fine Clothing,
Valises, &c , &c.
Overcoats,
HatSj Shirts, TrunkSj
We are
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prettiest "four-in-hand" ever shown in Salisbu
ry. Choice for 25 cts.
COME AND SEE US IN 0UP
elegant new quarters. Next door tp WhitlocV
& Wriffht. urou'n to count onl"
Car "
ROGERS Clothing Co.
SAL1SBUBY, N. 0. FISE (.LOTHEKb
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