1 ". ...... .' - - , " .
I
r r CM'1'
Watchman,
rHurued to RuleiSl
ew York
iu the city visiting
, tbe W'ATCUMAW. -.jr
advance. .
, t Shelby, is visu.uk
j
tier.
. i a. if.ViwIuv in
ford ten
,1)IU WtCivS iUT il$lll2- J
.clothing, at M. S. Brown & Co's." ;
There ifa igro exoilus fro,m Winston
io 5qnhera cities. ' .Circulars ace .sent by
purported labor huxe.aust .making the
proposition to secure situations for any
.and all applicant upon receipt of $2.50.
We gtfesa Winston can strare a few of her
dusky citizens. x l-
. At a meeting of the. Y.M. C- A. Fri
day evening, the resignation I of Mr. E.
V. Miller, general secretary, was accept
ed and Mr. J. K.Coit temporarily eject
ed to fill the vacancy. A proposition
wa considered to add bath rooms to the
attractions of .the association, and the sec
retary -was lequesued UTsolicit funds for
the same.
Little John Taylor, of St. Loui, who
is visiting rehitives here, was thrown
froia a runaway horse last Suuday and
had his arm broken Tind face bruised.
Tbe horse, after throwing the boy, ran
..;it to
be Bad there.
araya
of the Western!
I OIu . M.
'.' and Dr. Thomas J.
if" 31- n i:.n.r the World's
-i.t l UU""J
" Redfern.oneofthecompos
wiTCHMAN, has been sick
& ,.r tins citv says he has I two miies uto the country, and coming
r r if 1
-l in Vle . i f I i-.i T s iKa,...I, ! tinnut will fill
nai ..nr.taWItl V fill IL Ifl . 1 I. fm IIU VMW V .JW ... - -
C B. Ufe , in Baltimore- The boy is doing very well.
.i M,Md with his leaa- Mr. I. w. J-ingte, oi mm xhuKt, tu
county, a grauuaie ui
Davidson College, has been very sick
with typhoid fever at Davidson ever
since the first of June. Mr. Lingle grad
uated with honor, and was euitled to
deliver the philosophical oration at com
mencement, but was prevented from do
ing so on account of sickness. We are
olad to learn that he is able to be out at
last, and will be home in a few days.
A teacher's Institute for white teach
ers of this county will beheld by Prof.
P. p. Claxton.of Asheville, in the court
house in Salisbury, commencing Mon-
7th, and continuing five
education
will be given. All citizens are inviiea o
attend aud witness the work of the In
stitute and hear the addresses. All pub
lic school teachers are required by law
to attend or certificates will not be given.
Schools in session shall be suspended
diiring the session of the Institute.
If the city authorities cau afford td pay
for one hydrant placed for the benefit of
sident tax-payers, why should
1
r
....l .vicinity mm a,
'" tt...
Oran Church Items. ; , "
The Wotnaii's Home and foreign Mis
siomyy Society of.Qrgau .church, held it
fifth annual public meeting last Thursr
day, July lth. "There were several
speakers present. Rev. Mr. Ijuddle, of
St. PeterV clkUr.ch KowAn county, ad
dressed the society in the woruiug sulv-jeet,-"
Winning, tie World for ChrK-t."
At noon a suintpuous dinner wa? spread
in the grove, of which all partook iiearti
ly. Iu the afternoon Mr. liobert L. Pat
terson, of China Grove, addressed the
audience subject, 'The Lutheran
Church a Missionary Church." Both of
the-e addresses were well delivered and
showed much study aud forethought.
Later iu the evening Rev. W. 11. Brown,
pastor of Organ church, made a short
speech subject,1 "A Plea for New Mem
bers ol toe Society." Out of 180 female
mem 1 res belonging to Organ church,
only are members of the Missionary
SocWv. The treasurer's report showed
$240.U2 contributed by the society for five
year.
, The lumber for repairing Organ church
is being delivered. The work will begin
uext Monday.
Calvin L. Millerls teaching a subscrip
tion school at Lower Stone church Mr
Miller tauht at the same place last sum
iner. lie teaches a good school that is
well patronized.
Mrs W. K. Brown and children are
goiu!; to spend the summer iu .Vfrgiuia
with her naieuts. They will start the
first of August. r
Wheat threshing is the order of the
day; the yield is very good both in quan
. Misses Jen uie and Leah Black welder,
of Mt. Pleasant, were visitliitr itheir
cousiu. Miss Kate Beaver, last week. '
"Mr. 11. A. Holtshouser. theological
student of Newton, preached at Lower
Stone church last buuday.
llev. Paul Barringer, of Concord, has
been called to the Lower Stone pastorate.
WUj hone he will accent. WHIT.
l..r ulieruoou.
rain 3
vv-,uak seut day, August
.-pleCopy 01 wm days. . Public addresses on
. invitation- w
the invitation?
- iii:l has been quite sick
ru ' . .. l.ntwe are clad to
.....uis iuiprovtug.
, r .1;,
The report of the prevalent u
ml,Iing ciioieiu. iu .i ...j..
ithout foundation. ,
iF Lntlvick is bavins: the old
"-' . , -. miiIv two re:
t 1 kii i"t 1 ran nni i
toiK.-c' 1 iwit HfTriri to mv for two more
whose benefit would be equally divided
between seven resideut tax-payers? This
is said to be the conditions in regard to
the much desired hydrants at the west
....a ,.f nlmn street, mentioned iu these
V; tl V a.
fair
jjvert is into a livery stable.
fiilmerBrenizer,
. . 1 Mulii0f 111 the Asheville office.
fir .. . .. r 41 ftAA
sr.
lleilishury Cotton Mill" closed yes
,!, for the rent "of (he week. The
sectors will give the employes a big
; flic " '
Sr. Hunter L. llarri, assistant State4 can't see
olo)jist, Wf" uroWJjeu lllie uiiumi in
iule Uiver in Cutnlierland county last
iiurwlay. '
C.F. lner left Saturday morning
., hi hii-ujt! for Lancaster, Pa. He
U Bin . y - -
jfcxti ty travel me- cuuic uiaiu.ivv, v...
tah, 60 county convietf. and 2o
iiivicls hcir.tll tho Wtirk tf
thf riu-e. track at the State
11
md iu order.
Sssrs.fi.C. A.Teague, L. W. and E.F.
jtun, Executors of the late B. F. Eaton,
jvcanoiice to debtors aud creditors in
Lwilier column. -
Welearu that Mr. J. D. Small will
tikecbreof aud complete-the work on
;S opera house. He expects to have it
tuu)lted by Sep. 1st-
llr. T. A. Cuughenhour has secured
.Le retail iee trade of the city. lie cora-
uienced delivering last Monday, aud will
Miver ice iu any part of the city.
E. W.Burt & Co. keep at the front
wiih their Kpleudid stock of Sample
liood.i. Tliev call on vou to. come aud
h what bargains they cau give you.
Dr. Win Whitehead returned Satur-
eveuinz from Alexander. Mrs.
Whitehead aud little daughter will re
naiii&t Alexander's for soine time.
Mr.U, L.Crawford, who was tendered
clerkship under District Attorney
Wean, has decided not to accept. S. T.
eal, of Wiustou, has been given the
...ihnnns last week. The city is only
asked to place two of the three desired
the citizens outside the corporate limits
will sustain all the tost for jilacing the
one other. Some of these good citizens
i.v iIihv should irot nave
them
We are sad to chronicle the death o
Miss .Jennie Hart, daughter of A. A
WaX. this countv. Shedieil
I 1 4l I L VI -
lasi MindaV morning at'the home of ret
aiives,-neuf Mooresville, hither she hat
none to make a visit. She - died of ty-
1 .- ..c. i 1 1 n 1 if three
HI(K1 lover auci - -
weeks. Miss Hart was only about 21
1 1 . . I vJ'u it n .11 11 ir 1:1 fl V
ear.-' oui uuu v,.i j
r . Ti .. .i 1. ;. .. .iwt
11 cvprv respect, ikt uuuui in
reavtmeiit to the fond parents, loving
brothers ami sifters and to her many
friends ot life entire' community. We
were personally acquainted with the
young lady, ami deeply sympathize with
the sirickeu lamily in their sad afflic
tion. Mt. Gilead Locals,
Tlntfi .O. Willioit was here on time
Just Three feels Longer
GREAT CL0TEIN6 SALE WILL CLOSE !
This sale of 1-4 off has been a phenomenal success. Hun-
Ireds ot buers have taken advantage of this reduction sale.
Remember we reserve not a bvit from tin's sale. Everything
in the Clothing linergoes at 25 percent, discount. It makes no
diflereiice whether you want a tine Black, Clay Worsted, Che
viot, iancy Worsted, lweed or Homespun. The styles are in 4 1
Button Cutaway, Double and foingle Breast Sack, most all this
season's goods. We also have about a hundred Suits that we
have carried over from one season to another, all good goods but
in broken sizes. If you .can be fitted in these coods we have de
cided to clean them out at 33 1-3 off, and many at 50 per cent.
JTOT FHSOB.
Don't you want a Summer Coat and Vest ? Whether it is a
DrapDette, Alpaca, Serge or Flannel, it makes no difference;
they are included in this sale at 25 per cent, discount. We must
have the room, and everything goes at the above figures.
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
Every Suit or Pair of Extra Pants and all Summer Clothing at
25 percent., 33 1-3 and 50 per cent, discount from regular sell
ing prices,
M. 8. BROWN k CO.
-SAVE-
'
yOtt llhh GO TO
arptit cntjlc;
and get some of his bargains.
It is something puzzling to the
Northern mind to-see the difference in
the vital statistics of the two races in
the South. It cannot understand why
the negroes should die faster than the
whites die, or why tne mortality among
the negroes should be really much
greati.-r in treeiJom than in slavery.
The North has never understood the
negro, question in any of its phases. It
will Drobabh never understand it. As
to the mortality statistics this nn.y be
said: under slaverv the negroes were
well fed, as a general thing, well cloth
ed and well nursed and doctored when
sick. Their habits were better, biitii
tation Wiis" better. Health is deren-
defct upon pure water, pure air, sum-
cieiit wholesome rooa, plenty-or sieep,
and when sick recovery dejends much
upou proper nuiihg and medical at
tention. It is a fact that now many
or all of these conditions- are neglected
in hit ud reds of thousands of cases.
The result is an increased mortality
rate.
WE 1 11
IN PRICES!
You Know from Experience We
Mean What We
We now offer All of Our
Greatly Reduced
One Price
Plain Figures
Governoi-9eneral of Cuba Dead.
Havana, July 15. General Arias,
Governor-General of Cuba, died to-day
of typhus fever.
Say!
Goods at
Prices !
lm Price
Beets B-uiers Two Brothers,
ICncixville. 'lVnn.. July lo Near
Clinton, Amlerson county, Tillman and
Moses Cox, brothers, were shot and mor
tally wounded, while at work in the
field, by George Beets. No cause can
be assigned fr the double murder. A
posse iuow iu sea re n oi ueeus.
Summer Goods way Ixv Down ! Down ! ! DOWN ! ! !
Carpets and Mattings at prices never heard of before for good
quality. A lot of Fine White .Goods at prices which
will make vou buy them, even if you don't need them.
TESTTOES to close out at 25 percent, less than COST !
Come and get Your Share of Our Bargains !
t TmniM i itit o t TriTTmmiornrnT
LirriAull ft LMlMmlMrl,
S. Corner Main and Inniss Str's, Salishuky, N. C.
Yours for Jll. B. Mutual Benefit!)
Ai
u u iai u u a
Sign of Red Flag.
See Wyatt's Shoes.
5 per rt. To 33 per ct. Off!!
J
We are glad to learn that Mr. J. W.
Goodman, of Atwell township,' who has
nvery tick for several weeks pastj
typhoid fever, is able to be up
am. -'
Miaea Minnie Watson and Majrcte
5n. who have been tcachini? a fli.
H returued home lat Saturday.
fiJ will remain with UK until the last
tfAujuht. .
Mis Martha 1 licks, an seed lady of
Forent, was frightened to death by
uoderttorm Saturday evening, which
Mvere. She bad all her life had a
Ror of lightning.
An examination of applicants for
olarship at the Peabody Normal Col-
p.Xas.hville, Tenn., will be held here
y the couuty superintendent of public
traction oa the 21st of Jury.
An Institute will be held iu thMJolored
el school buildiujr, begiuning Mot.
tlie 24th inst., and will continue for
Moore will be the instructors. -
Wribers who find their naner
due $1.00, will please not con-
,aefitadun, but a reminder that their
scription for the following year is due.
w termsare $1.0:) payable in advance.
Capt. .'v. A. Mowery waa' severely
at- Morganton Saturday. While
ingoutoftheear window his head
pcfe a bridge post and he was knoeked
l;' His head was cut and bruised
lit61' reductiou 1,1 Prices t Messrs.
tfflann & Itchtenstein's. They carry
Perbstock. and otfVr, in their adver
nent this week, to sell at trreatlv re-
prices, especially Summer Goods
ilattin b..q .i,..!. .i
lust sSatuTuaV -and unuay. lie :um
tu.. -. (:ivvici(l. ut Tennessee, but
toruierty of this county, to ' preach iu his
stead. 31 r. Haywood -preached au elo
quent seruiou, to a large, attentive au
oteuce. . ,
Mrs. T. S. WiHiamsJs visiting in Rich
mond county this week.
Miss fcudie Wadefof Wadeville, is vis
itinj; Mr. Fletcner liurkhead this week.
3r. John 8earboro, of Erie Mills,
threshed wheat for this town last week,
and gave general satisfaction to his pa
troiiS. Miss Myrtal Wade, of Wadeville, is
t ...... 1 1 . IX.1..I'
visistmg ineuiis in wn cc-.iv.
Mr, G. W. iMcAulay has the lumber
riiilv to build -au addition to his dwell
ing iniuseaud has contracted with Messrs.
C. IL McDonald and W. M. Muh to do
his work, which they will begin iu a few
days.
There isjsouie talk of Ejq. L. P. By id
building and moving to town tnis tad.
The farmers are aouut through work,
aud have commenced making cider.
Watcnuelous are very pteutiful here tiiis
week; they are being sold at J of accent
naf iftfhlliwi'
One day last weeffa black girl named
Lilly Mcltiie, Avhile iu goml health, so
tar as any one kuew, fell dead while
walkiug across the lloor. The cause is
thought to have been heart disease.
West Evius.x-olored, lost his wife a few
days ago.
- Some sections are uttering very badly
for ruin.
Mr. W. F. McAulay lost two caws last
week, aud he has oibers that are sick.
He inaiks murrain caused their death.
Esq. Byrd has lost one aiso.
Mr. Thomas Ferguou and Miss Sallie
Shore were united in marriage last week.
Uev. K.. Mcleod omcintiu;.
Lihtnin Plays Havoc.
Raleigh, N. C, July 13. Last even
ing in the midst ,t H furious lightning
storm, the dwelling of Sid Green, broth
er ot J?tate Senator Green, at Wakefield,
was struct' by lightning. In the house
were Mr. Green and his wife, and Mr.
ruruell and his, wife, who wete visiting
the Greens. Mrs. Green toojc refuge on
theised and escaped injury. Tho others
in the sitting room were all struck.
Green was badly injured and was en-
lv unconscious. Purnelrs left arm
Salisbury "fkoduck mauket Asheville Female College
xiiwx. Special Attraction?. Matchless
. T .mate. Wonderful health record.
Corrected weekly by 1). l(. Julian tvsons
cli-De-
tirely
was naralvzel, and the dwelling being
on fire, Purnell with difficulty remain
. ? l i - . .
couscu.us. Hie victims auu urteu
Uill unconscious.
e:
are
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bacon, (country)
Lard,
Corn,
Meal,
Irish potatoes
Onions,
Oats,
Wheat,
Flour,
per sac
h
Th?y Spoke of Dealing With im
Winston, N. C, July 15 The partic- pol,jtry hens, eac
ulars ofasadaud unfortunate aflatr in ..chickens, "
Davidson county were receivew ncic ivr - ,
i S. Hinkle. a merchant aud to, jer uoz,
wealthy citizen living near Midway, went
home uitoxieated a few days ago and
abused bis w.fe unmercifully. He beat
and kicked her, inflicting injuries which
will, in all probability, prove fatal. The
action of lue brutish husband creattd
quite a sensation in the neighborhood
aud as soon as Jie facts were obtained a
band of determined men was organized
to lynch Hiukie.
Hst "tileadiuirs of
12i to 20
(Mf to 20
into 12
mtou
bush. 50 to 52
00 tofiO
" 40 to 50
" 00 to 50
00 to 35
00 to 70
k $1.75 to 2.75
25 to 30
12 to 17
10
lightful homelife. Well ordered courses
of instruction. Thoroughly equipped
gymnasium. Music under the celebrated
Prof. Grabau (Germany). Art under
Miss Blythe (Paris). House in seven
acres of shaded lawn in the heart of a
beautiful citv. Rooms finely furnished.
"Steam heating and sanitary plumbing
throughout. Charges as low as a fine
school can make them. Send for cata- j
oy;ue. Address Rev. James Atkins,
Asheville Female College, Asheville, N.C
FOREIGN, MARKET REPORTS.
From Clapp f Co., Banker aud Brokrr X 1.
These figures represent an average es
timate of ruling prices at the markets
named, up to Tuesday of each week :
Liverpool Cotton firm at a decline
of 3 to 4 points, with quotations for
u.nll Wheat dull and easier.
It vas only the earn- foir active at 5i95 to 6.:o per cwt.
a relative that saved Ngw York. August Cotton 7.77 ; July
Chicago. Grain market, steadier feel
ing than for several uays ; w u 2
JL 4ft,, ats 28c: Dork 20.20: ribs D.42;
wi - v j
larl 10 07.
Hinkie's neck. Mrs. Hmkle, who has
expressed the opinion that she is goiug
toiie, asks that her husband not be ino-lested-while
she lives. A warrant is out
for Hinkle's arrest; besides there is
strong talk of taking him out and giving
. Ti il-,. TI1..
him a first-class cowniuiug. ai ir. in
kle dies it is the general impression that
the husband will bejynched. Hinkle
i u.mn .KucivA t n hw t:tmilv tor some
lias ween w j - i . - i it
v.. tn,r ara hft whinned his wife I f I.vi A. Deal, deceased, all per
IIUIC. i. w vn e ' I I crwtv v. - - i
....a ourTVitAr iiiimpn-ifullv with a I nwinir said estate are hereoy nou
UUU VW" fa- BwUiIw..... A,l ..llnoismnt
onnin I1U Settle. t-. -
having claims against said estate must
Amrnit Ttneu at Raleieh. present them to mi umi B" . -
Executor's Notice.
Having qualified as executors of the
buggy whip.
1....i.:...tt..utMl nn or hpfore the 9th day
Ail. i am ucmin 1 .ut i i
"u , . .i.: . ;.t ! 1 li nlftftil
mt.ns? at Raleich have been of June, kw-, or u.. uu , - -
"JV . , ,
Programmes for the third annual Au-
c . . . 1
issued. Thedatesare Wednesday ana
Thursday. Auuust 23rd and 24th. I he
last August races were extremely inter-
AcouTpany Iu s purchased a large body esting there having as many as eight
of pine timber of Messrs. Clark aud Blue, started in some of the aces but the
anf. they v, build u.ailroad to oy, S?
in bar of their recovery.
Saeah J. Deal,
Edward L. Fleming,
June 9, 1893.
Executors.
tiie couutv seat.
Miss Lena Wade, a girl about 18 years
o f aire, ha becuuie lusaue Jrom some
cause, unknown to the writer.
Major Beale, of Norlbrk Va., has spent
several days in this secliou lor the pur
pose of' buying up limber lauds lor
lumber eomitaiiv.
. . . mm, . t . 1
Mrs. J. A. Las has a cabbage tuat nas
14 well developed hraus.
NOTICE.
Sale or Xi.d
Wc are
giving
them away almost !
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO-
LINA.
EQUIPMENT: Faculty of 25 teach
ers, 11 Buildings, 7 scientific laboratories,
library of 30,000 volumes, 310 students.
INSTRUCTION: 5 general courses; 6
brief eourses; professional courses in law;
medicine, engineering and chemistry;
optional courses.
Krhi.sKS: tuition, you per year.
Scholarships and loans for the needy.
Address,
President Winston,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Beginning on Saturday, July 1st, wo will make the greatest
special bargain Sale ever made in this city. 153 mens suits to
close- out at regardless of cost 151. These are all nice, desir
able goods. We offer them at slaughtering prices to clear out
this line. The reduction is from 25 per ct. to 33J per et. off.
Here Are Some Of The Bargains.
$20.00 suits.
15.00
12.50 unci 10.00
8.50 and 7.50
11
11
11
now
ii
14.50.
10.00 to 11.00.
7.50.
" iJ.OO, 5.00, 450;
i eduction - in -
JFos tfic next 30
rr
Mrs. X7".
Will sell her large and attractive stock
.,f Milliner at irreatly reducel prices.
F.xt-ellent Baugainh at Cost from her
stock of I ufa tit's Caps. Remember
khese goods must be sold in the next 30
days.
148 Childrens suits to close at 75c. to 7.50.
250 pairs of pants at same reauctiou. Nice
goods. Guaranteed first-class. Come quick
before they arc gone.
Yours truly,
ROGERS CLOTHING GO.
SALISBURY, N. C. FINE CLOTHIERS.
. , ... -.....i .Hated Ann!
V:rr.; . iVmlia Ae office of Uegis- ,
ter of Deel of Rowan county in book 8, jmge
?M3df.U having been ne.n the
n, rirtue of the o er conUiuetl in a raort
By virtue oi i e i Colbert, to B.
4th,
For the first linio iu the
trade every plate class
Lulled btates is closed, and that luden
niteiy. t u.lv 1U.IH.KJ men are idle as a
iH in ihft State, both as to the
number of horses staTiing and tne time
made. Horses that have easily made
2.28 in the last few weeks will be on tbe
track, and the conditions promise to oe
favorable for having this record consider
ablv lowered. Great improvements will
J s .Ar TKo (nrna
ue tnaae iu me race nv.. v-.-
...ill 1.. .rmu.r v ?nulMl. ana a cusniou I - i ..,.t imvincr
..r 1 i - ...ill i,. nut. nn tllA traflf tO I . -r.L.. AnU anciiroii l)T 61111
. . . .. : u nil" . . i .i .i.iministrator ot ttic
the deptJi oi lour or uve ;uw. iu ed, the unuersigucu, . -
S:llU U. V. - itv-i.. i )
mortgage
lesult. Tbe depreiou is attributed U i , g
three elements over production, a ra i-,r
tight mouey market, and the arbitrary deeding in
lant in 11 country isn,iow stocked with P,ar ,es 8S",d?SfKSn
a lar-e surplus, with no orders. -
and wheu
track will be
hese races are
forerun uer
thft iifxt, Stat
erest, inasmuch as tbe liorse
terest is increasing at a siu-
ri.rlmi r.it in this State, luteresiea
. . .1 ...:.. m VA
t UU iur.
hitorv of the 1 improvement will be made,
V "fi"? in completed the Haleigh race t-
factory in the , A . , ,lir,. The
...I .1... : . j i iwo uijcow v.. --w--- I . . .. T..1.. 1I
ot a splendid programme lor l urdaiy the 22na uy oi -u.j, -ate
Fair and are of very gen- land described and conveyed in
in Salisbury,
i
. . m. iiniif iimir
to the highest bidder at tne T
Ho wan t;ouiiiy, :iv - '
Ip'.ij, me trii-i ui
said nortras;e
. . .... ... CCftl I 1 1 Illtll " "
deea, snnau ... Dv - of
TVI i I waukee. writes:
O. - L. Rice. Mendota, 111.," writes :1 "n.,. 1mc JaiiHiiese Pile Cure has cured
"Have used your Japanese Pile Cure anl muofaca?.e uf 28 year standing, after
iouuu u a sure ami perraauent cure.' i;,,,, treated bv New York's hest Bdysi-
bold by hawiu Cutherell." Salisbury 1 ..;.. M hv V.rlwin Cuthrell. SalU
sitiuiUd in scotch
n '.,.,nlv mid RUlOIIUMK
rthnrine Corxine. John Dry, John
others, containing 28 acres more
the 20th day of June, lJJ. . .
C. Chesher, deceased.
D.R. JulianS Sons
r...n .m. m ih het that ther have rpraovel
the sto.:k tiom tbelr store room under t lie Central
. ' .,hUiririifireon KisherMreet. ehae
inDCnnhflQ than Ave can make root" tor.
munkuuwww
and In order to reduce our stock will offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS
for the next
THIRTY DAYS IN DRY GOODS.
r-aimnrthe oonvlnced that we can save you l
money by buying from us.
D'R. JULIAN & SOU.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
Colleie of JSpnltire anil Meclanic
Arts
,,'niknniii virth Session Seotember 7th.
n.Ki-oileirelsnow well equipped lor IU special
rif having extensive Wood and Imti snoj.
Pf1
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You want good, pure goods at low prices, don't you ? Th g U
JULIUS EARNHARDT'S,
bpr nre kent PUKE FUESH GROCERIES, guch as Flour. eoccoonlrt
Hams, i'otatoes (send and. eating), Cabbage, arid everything ge you wmI
No a new hue ot UOUJJ aiiuiio, wnicn l am ouenng very Cheap.
A full line of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS always kept in stock.
gJSrttention, Farmers! I am now also selling the
BANNER FERTILIZER
chest p for cah, or on time. Call to ce me before buying elsewhere.
wort, liavinv tXU-IliM
caielulty utlt-a up urn my-nxim
C. B. Webb.
J. S. Troutman.
T. J. Baba.
i liemtcal. Ho-
Fife and j tanteatand Horucuuuiai iooraiorua ..utuu
or less. 1 1ns : a"Ii(TrM;hin5f f0rc(. for the next year consists c
tifin men. The twju courses Ifeirt to graduatlou
For Malaria, Lier Trou
ble,orIndige3tion,use ERQWS IRON BITTERS
of B. 1 In Agriculture and In Mechanleal and CIVil En.
Total cost a year. Including Board
i county students.
Piv students.
For catalogues, apply to
A. Q. HOLfcADAY,Pret.,
KALEltill. S C
fl2:,.r.i
WEBB, TROUTMAN & GO.
PKOVUIKTOILS
Salisbury Marble Works.
LARGE VARIETY OF MARBLE ON HAND TO SELECT FROM
ATJ.SFACTJON GUAKANTEEIX. .
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