It
Carolina? Watchman
-ocai. Chiefs,
-'-rTZZoH. Loc . a Citt Editor.
WuttAY AusnM 3,
FOB BAJiEJ
The" ndcf,' MAfJS
- iih a -wrtklv circulation .of COO,
,3VlSirly p-yi 'Wvertisiii patron
U " Jfur le. The plant contains a
"V Le 7-eolumn Washington hand
--Globe" job press, almost asgood
VrtAS'' , ..-unarier and fto
tUU , -
-"Ji T. Wyatt last week ohtaIneJ tbe contract
for furnishing Mr. II, M. Smith of Ashovillc, 5,r
0Q0 ft 4 inches curbing stones and U,500 yards
pf aubl paiog t jr the streeM Qf that city . -';
Mr.T. C. Murrlock, of Statesfille, U
OQijtry. Pyp tn,i11g tlie wek with hi wife, vtlio
ba been in tne city an.u a motun,
visiting hi father, Mr. J. W. McKeu
z:e. ;
-The Watchjiax has the largest cir
culation of any weekly )n Ihe county.
It. is therefore the bst advertising, me
dium.' Advertisers should make anote
of this. ' .
cabinets four doubt
. . nri .
first-class job : . '
.1 V
uews suiuus uuu
We have just received a new lot of job
materia!, and ore prepared to execute
job work of all kiuds at the lowest possi-
Xiive us trial ana be eon-
two
Mr. Eil- Heilig, who has been working
,. ,.A'iinil.4 of brevier and here for several vears, has - resigned his
J0H, f, . i..i,. trnc mnst' T.nwirmn nnrl a r' t .tud n rirwitiilll rith Lhe
II Wil li- 1 J KJ 1 j.t..lVU UIIU VVV.-V .. -.
Charlotte Oil aud J?eru!izer Co.
cawj"--' i rni1t. of modern dis
tuouio , ,vl)e. besides 273 iounds of at the Richmond aud Dauville car shop
inayu"J
' iiui no
114 pnuici,
lKuuds of no
J 1H""- . ; ,,, also.
r ..T.u-h is almost as ' .
Wi - , ,:... v.i.,f brass rules, leaders,
on
.n..i.r.iivins: brass rules,
te . I...., .,..,1 iill material aud
1.. n.T ! SlU-V
jeans, ' . "
u neeuea m
Phis desirable priming"
too
oflioe.
i sold
M Diirchaser,
pply to or address.
tirst-class printing
uifit will
Salisbury, X. C.
The Old Hickory Club, of this city has
disbanded. The looms of this club have
been a favorite resort for the men of Sal
isbury for mauv years, and will doubt-
ou vejy ea-y terms to a respousi-. lesg be Rreal.y md by them Tlie
For fanner furniture, etc- will behold Saturday.
The 24t h Minimi convention of
Rowan county Sunday School Associ
tiou 8nd the MUinversary of Rova:s
Bible Society will be .held at Harris'
C'hap- I, China Grove townshrj), August
17t h and I8tl. We will give the pro
gram next week.
George B'-adshaw, colored, of Cleve
land, was lodged in jail here Tuesday to
await trial at the - uext term of liowan
participating in an
fur oceu- atlray at Cleveland, fcaturuay mnc. x ne
other participants, who gave boud were
Jim Knox and Louis Price.
Subscribe for lhe Watchman. , Only
$1.00 a year in advance.
Uev. F. J- Murdoch has gone to
-Ne Vork City on buMner.
J Frank McCubbius and bride rctum
pJ Friday from tbe World's Fair.
.... ..-rm of J. M. Nicholas Sui)erior court -for
llie DCW nv"'"
; i...r nteted aud ready
jiauey.
5lie ButhKluttzaud Lillian Foust
We,ttoSutesvlle yesterday to visit re I-
ul.ve.
That w as a very important piece of news
that our Waaliinjjton eorrcsiondent sent out in
yesterdnv'8 Daiu-r Uie information that Con-
. .- i Ill, nlilp.t fe- . i i ,i -
SuU'in Jr eniaie acuuvmij f " - greB win prouaoiy repeal me ouerman mw,
... I Ink kill II 1J.IS 4.. - -
Me)U 111 mc w"'!
ropeal the tax on iSt;ite hank issued timl give
free coinage of silver on a ratio of 20, 2Tor 22
to I. And ouif Washinglon corresiwndcut is
hi his state-
maleco
iJiia issue.-
p.v Mr gncissht,ofthAivilleBap-
A VV, W - . I
iii-fjichtd at fbe Uaptist tuuicn feun- .ordinarily a very reful person
laeiiti. Charlotte Observer.
Lltv C G Yafdell filled, the pulpit
of ti.eVresbyieliau Church Ust ftuu-
.. .... .' in r -
Uh) ui" -s
George Corriher a young white maa
w.s way laid on Sunday 'bight t he 16th
iust. at the bridiie ou the nublic road"
n4-xingtonprom- Ar Ml - Jhil Bublers in Bo who County,
'-' i V .!;..,! M mida V Uli'it-t
i.ing young ia m ci i
id tonsil in prion.
A in in", in LaOaiTUS
ni-v-rio i
The
bv two unknowu nersous who knocked
him down and robbed hiunf $S50. all the
luoury be had. As yet no arrests have
been made, ilooresville Eeyister.
Our city fathers are to be commended
for their vvie action in
n T..ri ui K'lWtf iua. . " : uoa.ni ut neauu jur rausuury. xneuouru
.Gowati i riifc bi-jU, nd il f,ho VV,U j consists of Mayor Cougheuour presideut,
80011 bo weJl aaii- V II. . Overioau, secretary, Dr. J. J.
Viiton re-! Summere.l, superintendent of health,
and commissioners, J. V. Davis, S. F
.county In ut bought out hv a mh;
York couip iuy. . -
that Suss' Annie
Mt. Qilead Locals, '
Mr. JS. Maytuhby, of Trinity,' hut
formerly of Indian Territory, U visiting
friends in tlna viciuity. .
The BaptLr church here has anew
bell, v - "
Mr. II. G, Scrhora lost a fine mule
last week that cost him $125.
Mr. U. W. Ilartsell had his cow killed
by lightning last Wednesday near the
steum mill here.
Mr.T- S. Williams, accompanied by
Mr. Sam Davis, haa gone to 'Morveu, in
Anson eouuty, to visit his brother.
Prof. M. A. McLeod has secured the
Wadeville High school and began teach
ing the Slst day of July. .
All persons interested in Sharon ceme
tery are requested to meet Thursday,
August 10, lor the purpose ot cJeamng on
the grounds. Everybody should go and
take a part in this work.
Mr. Beverley Shore, of Kichmond, Va.,
is visjting his sister, Mrs. 11. A. McLeod,
this week.
Mr. AV. H. McRae, of Troy, N. C, died
one day lust week of dyspepsia. He v;w
a good citizen aud a man that will be
badly missed.
We had a very heavy rain on the 31st
instant. -
Mrs. Sam Fra3ier was right ill last
week, but we are glad to knot she is con
valescing. Mrs. W. M. Mask is right ill this
week.
Mrs. Hattie Haywood, Mrs. Frank De
Be'rry and Miss Annie De Berry have gone
to Rocky River Spiings for their health.
Around Bethany Academy.
Our farmers are about through with
their busy work.. Wheat threshing is
nearly finished.
School has been in progress at this
place for three weeks. More thau sixty
scholars have been enrolled. An enter
tainment will be given on the night of
the 18th instant.
The Gold Hill Township Sunday
School convention will meet with Elm
Grove school next Saturday.
-The Philomathic Literary society will
debate 'on Friday night: Resolved, That
we snouiu have compulsory scnooi
laws:
Mr. John V. Fisher & Co. threshed
4,500 bushels of wheat and oats in tiftten
days. Who can beat it?
Mr. and Mrs. il. C. Pool retnroed from
a visit to his estate in Surry County last
t ndaj
Sir. Gumn Park, of Surrv county, who
resided here several months during 18SX),
spent a few days here the first of thJ
week.
The three yen rs' contract for carrying
thoTnail from Eli to Gold Hill has been
given to Mr. James Goodman, who will
begin operations on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr. Z. E, Scott, a prominent artist of
Concord, took in tue Academy on last
Wednesday.
Mr. C. M. Miller, county surveyor, has
been quite busv for the past few weeks
He cut up a large farm iuto sixteen parts
near nere recently.
There is a brandy distillery running in
this neighborhood uow. 1 hat is the way
people do. Whenever thev are permit
ted to-1iave a blessing in the way of fruit,
they turn it into a curse. Llve
-. 1 .- - : .... .
Just One feet Longer
Road
Tills
U ill dill
teachers iu
W. II.
of two
ap-
Col lector
Mi.. Minnie and Mary
turned fruuui visit to Barum. -Spring
and WcAidleat Momlay.
Mm. Josre Du rant and Miss Codie
Phifer, of ChutM le, ur visiti ng their
iisler, Mrs. M. C. Quinii.
A large nowd of Salislmrv people went
duwii to New Loudon Sunday l idtend
lhe disli-ictconfercncc-
We ire .jUd "to learn th'at Mr. J. A.
Jlyriek who U seriously ill with typhoid
fever is iiliglnly improving.
v;... r.,ni Patterson, of Ghina Grove,
t . wiiw. ii? of the
! Concord graxled echooU
Dr. J. J. Summerell and Mrs
Coit left last Saturday for a visit
or three weeks in the mouutains.
Walter Wyatt and Will Stewart have
returned from a two wee,ks visit to Flat
Swamp Springs, Davidson, county.
u -i i. ..i. ima liPAii manairer of 4
11. UCC., "' "
' the Central Hotel, has resigned, aud will
leave uext Mouday tor Sau Francisco,
Cal.
Chief of Police Shaver's new residence
on east Main street is about enclosed. It
will be a haudsouic structure when com
; pleted. '
We are clad to learn that Hon. S.J.
Pembertou, of Albemarle, has-been
pointed private secreUry by
Etias.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. S. McCubbins will
ivea recenton to Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
McCubbius Friday evening from 8 to 12
o'clock, -
Tlie teachers' institute for white teach
ers will open in the court house Monday.
All public school teachers are required
to attend. -
Miss Auastaia lloueche, the 15 year
old daughter pf Mr. P. I). Roueche, died !
last Mouday about 10:30 o'clock, of mus
cular frheuuiatisui.
J2. V- Burt k co. harp commenced seU
linglheir Oxford Ties regardless of cost.
They havra message for the ladies
of Jlhis yieinily iu this usue.
If you are In arrears for subscription
to the Watchman, please settle up as
soon as possible, as we need the mouey.
Our terms are, payable iu advanco.
Mr. J. II. Smith has been assigned to
duty as storekeeper at J. B. Lanier's dis
tillery at a salary of $4 jier day. He
took charge of the position Tuesday.
We received this week a programme of
the Elders' and Deacons Institute of Con
cord and . Mecklenburg Presbyteries, to
be held at Gastonia, N. C, August 23rd
to 29th. Among the names of the many
able and distinguished men who will de
liver addresses ou that occasion, v,e no
tice the name of Rev. It. G. Pearson, the
- noted evangelist, who will preach sever
M sermons. This will bo a good chance
. ior the warm admirers oft he great man
to hca r hi m agai n , a n d i
be profuerl by the various discussions, by
e nope-many of our people
Fit! attend. '
GREAT CLOTHLNGr SALE-WILL CLOSE !
This sale of 1-1 off has been a phenomenal, success. Hun
dreds of buyers have taken advantage , of this reduction sale
Remember we reserve not a Snit from this sale. Evervthin
in the Clothing line goes at 25 percentdiscount. It makes no
difference whether you want a Fine Black, Clav Worsted Che
viot, Fancy Worsted, Tweed or Hdmespun. The styles are in 4
Button Cutaway, Double and Single Breast . Sack, most all this
season's goods Weialso have about a hundred Suits that we
have carried over from one seasoii to another, all good goods but
in broken sizes. If you Can be fitted in these goods we have de
cided to clean them out at 33 1-3 off, and mahy at 50 per cent.
ii) ...
wB'Z"asT2reirats toil t,tt j i ? i i .. ...
Dnclrpt Kt-J 'r "WiJ vucKiani. ievr tua coramariM the pnb is
mnra of P i h vf TerWe 1 ffoni to Oliver atJheTeryJowestmin.
imnra of rK-iceutage-Whenyoii begin to save Your catrona on-nnarior nn
ny uemi imn oae ,lalf 0lj 0thers it to crowj vur counters.-
It Will niak a Vast diffpina in vnnv It U- ilir l I ?
Xngllt tr'PPrd of the middle man's profit, or the inevitable Snuu
mer s expense. tnt vdl have little tronble in savin th a .Am...mu.
he yeaJ ! aU1 Teie9 K largely in the inventory of
The rapid turning of stock takes the place of capitaV and the
daily arrivals spice up things and Bear the marks of aggression
ana progression winch simply mean popularityr
uon t you want a bummer Coat and Vest ? - Whether it is a
DrapJJette, Alpaca, berge or Flannel, it makes no difference;
they are included in this sale at 25 per cent, discount. Wo must
have the room, and everything goes at the above figures.
No I the old dead system of oppression and wron 2 has had ita
centuries of wrong and njin, and the age of mercantile 4prpgres-
.v uggicssiuii uiarcued aoreast wnn science m ner onward
sweep, cash before deli verv, electricity, free trade and tariff re-
uiiu uru um auvancea pioneers ot to-Uay. Tliey who embrace
ne living issues are the successful and oth
dead ideas of lonra.o nrn invlv fnnil fnr thn .iu'vol
. o o " ... t"j Awiiviv 1.1)1 luttiv Vtlilltl
pions.ot bpot Cash, who press on iu the Titan struggles for su
premacy. ...
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
Every Suit or Pair of Extra Pants and all Summer
25 percent., 33 1-3 and 50 per cent, discount from
ing prices, ,
Clothing at
regular sell-
OWN &. (CO.
Lord and John 1. Shaver.
Mr.W. A. Parker, of Cleveland county,
was bitten by a rabid dog on Sunday of
last week. He learned that Mr. Walter
Uiackmer, of ;his city, had a madstoue
Tiud came here last Friday to have it ap
plied to his wound. The stone was ap
plied and adhered about two hours. Mr.
Parker returued huuic satisfied with the
experiment.
The guessing congest of M. S. Br'own
& Co. closed Mouday, aud- the beans
were counted last night. Walter
C'leiuuit, of Mocksville, N. C, secured
the live trip to the W ui Id's Fair, his
guess beiug ltiSO'J. The nearest
guesses to this m 6rder were: .T.H.
ii-iius.iy, 10J00; S. J. Guinn, Elkm,,
N. C, lG,yoi ; 8. J. E iton, Cleveland,
N. C, 1G.8(J;J. The highest guess was
200,000, and the lowest 800.
Mooresville News Notes.
, We arc needing rain. Corn on upland
is iniured bv tho recent droiiiii, bui 1
thtUK a very fair crop will be made.
Mr. Cyrus Long and family, of Char
lotte, caine up tins week unit are stop
ping at tue Creswell's springs.
Dr. Jas. Young, formerly oi this p'.ace,
but who is now connected with the inedi
cal department of the penitentiary at
italeign, arrived here last Suuduy aud
will tpeud some time here.
Mr. J. W. McNeidy has been very sick
for some time witn typhoid fever, but is
improving some at tins writing.
Children s day services at. Hie M. E.
church last Sunday were very interest
ing. A collection was taken up lor the
improvement of the pews. Mr. Bowles
preached at night on Sunday School
work.
Messrs. 11. V. and J. E-Thorp will give
a basket picuic iu tbe grove below Mr.
Jas. Atwell's next Saturday for the eu-
joyment of their pupils, and the public
reuerally. Croud music will ueluruisned
lor the occasion, and the public is cor-
You
We
dially invited to attend.
w.j v- Mhoinrht oul the lieaiter. aud has taken
both colored, were ruu over and killed ..hj,,.ft ,,t ,iU ,ial)t.r. Your corresnondent
D - t
bv.lhe shifting engine last Monday night 1 is learning ine printers trade under
i i.. ... . i ii !
nbout It) o'clock. The neirroes were him. ne UKes me wort very w en auu is
drinking and, it is thought, tried to cross
the track in front of the engiue, when
they were struck. The engine was going
at a very slow speed. ine coroner's
jury rendered the verdict that the men
cam ti their U3itn Len; r m
over by the shifting engine, no blame
being attached to the railroad or its em
nloves. The bodies, which were horri
getting along nicely.
A picnic was given here last l-nday lor
the beuelit of the Orphan's Home at Ba
rium Springs. The cstatesvilierBanu aud
Old .North State Orchestra furnished the
music, which was very tine. teupt.
Boyd and a u umber of children from the
Home were preseut. lhe children de
livered some excellent music and recita
tions, show ing that they are religiously
trained aud well cared lor. Kevs. Payne,
bly mangled, were taken charge of by oi coucoru, aim .easj, uiv.iiai.ot e,
IN PRIORI -
Know from Experience
Mean What We Say !
We now offer All of Our Goods at
i ... . '
ireatly : Reduced Prices !
Summer Goods wav Low Down ! Dowx ! ! DOWN ! ! I
Carpets and Mattings at pilccfe never heard of before for goot!
qualitv. A lot of Fiiu; While Goods at prices which
will make vou buy them, even if you don't need them.
jST SHOES 10 cloye out at 25 Per cent' less tlian COST ! cS
Come and get Your Share of Our Bargains !
; LITTMAMH I LMTEISTEII,
S. Corner iMain and Inniss Str's, Salisbury, N. C.
mm
ft-.'
What game for the commeroi .l gladiator, the old ItesrularVnviri'? of the Drum-
mer with ten per for the firm, $10.00 a dav for himself and $10.00 expenses
for travelling, hotels, cigars, forty rod and faro ! '
Holy mother of Moses ! What came!
See Our Midsummer Sledge
H
AMMER
BARGAINS
in Shoes, Pants. Dress Good. Gloves. Hosierv. Corsets. Sunandrg. Htnkur.
chiefs, Towels, Linens, Stationary, Button, &c.
See our Mens Shoes in Congress and Lace at $1.24 and do not forget
fntx
New goods coming all the time ! You aw respectfully invited to call and awT
tnein.
Yours sincerely for M. B. (Mutual Bene fit
U D
fo) X
I I I ii I I J II
Sign of Red Flag.
25 per ct. To 33 erct. Off 1!
siam submits to Fiance. Ashevillo Female College
London, July 29. The Siamese lega- Special Attractions. Matchless cli
tinn in this citv received a dispatch mate. Wonderful health record. I)e-
ll.,o.L-r,V eLfinir in pffHi t. that the ! lightful homelife. Well ordered courses
1IUIJI U' :"- ,.- .
SiMmoP !?overmeiu, learning uiai
oi' instruction. Thoroughly equipped
, . i . . N- . I i:iiiiiiiNiuiii. .iiiif?i; unuer me ceienrnieu
t rance regards us repiy to uei umum.- i P.of (,rab
urn asa reiusal to grant r rench d iiiunus
and being most desirous of maintaining
Mist
peace has telegraphed instructions to : beautiful citv. Iloo
he Siamese minister at L.ris to inform ! f heajiuK
M DeVelle, Uie French Foreign minis- ! noof earTmaS
ter, thatoiam accepts tue uitiui.ituin m
its entirety.
TUxokos. Julv 29. It h stated here
iu (Uermanv). Art under
ss divine iiansi. iiouse in seven
acres of shaded lawn in the heart of a
beautiful citv. Kuoms finely furnished.
sanitary plumbum
es as low as a fine
hem. Send for cata
logue. Address kkv. james atkixs,
Asheville FemaleCollege, Ashe'ville, N.C.
We are
giving
them away almost !
Beginning on Saturday, Jnly 1st, we will make the grc.g
special bargain Sale ever made in this city. 153-'' mens su..- to
close out at regardless of cost lf3. These are all nic , ot -able
goods. We offer them at slaughtering prices to deaf uut
this line. The reduction is from 25 per ct. to 33J per ct. off.
Here Are Some Of The Bargains.
that England protested to France that ! UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO
her thresitened blockade of the Siamese Lift A.
Mr. 11. M. Davis, Tuesday, tor burial at
the expense of the county.
auuresses
from some cause uukuowu Dr. l'ayue
did not come. Dr. Creasy was introduced
by Hou. A. Lieazar, and .-poke tor nearly
an hour. 1 The svriler had the pleasure
of hearing him but will not try to report
hispeecu, fjr he would spoil every
thing. Dr. Creasy began by expressing
Tots from Omega.
For the Watchman.
Mr. Editor. I do wonder if you will
kindly publish la few dots from Omega? his regret in not meeting liev. Dr. Hum-
We will trust;' you any way,-so here pie, who was to be present, and also the
goesf : ? pleasure of being wiih the people out in
The wheat threshers will not-only the country, away from the busy life of
soon have ah the wheat ot the neighbor- the city. '1 he main point ot his speech
hood threshed, but will soon have all was on the luture ot Hie youug geuera-
the chicken and beans eateu too. tiou. emphasizing the importance of bav
Rain is very badly needed in this hug a special object in view as to their fu-
section now. We have had a few j ture, and striving to, reach that object,
showers, but none worth very much, 1 until success crowned their eflorts. ray
Corn is twisted badly, and we fear the ing bis respects to the Home aud inmates
sweet potatoes will not amouut to much, he closed his speech and diuiur was au-
Water melons are iu season. I nouueed, whicu was served iu the grove
.Miss Lizzie 2siblock, of i mh Creek near by. The table tairly groaned uuder
neightiorhood, has been visiting her the weight, and after all had eateu of the
cousins. Misses Maggie, Katie and Sal-tgood things thereon, there remained
lie Niblock. - more than seven basketsfull. The Old
Prof. Cox, of Forsyth couuty, is con- North State Orchestra furnished some
ducting singing school at rrovideuce good music alter ainuer. the exercises
church and Suinmerville school-house, of the day closed with a base ball game
He is a tine singer, understands music at 4 o'clock, between the JJavidson and
and is giving geueratsatUfactiou. ritalesville teams resulting in the victory
Mr. A. M. Holler, ofUatawba, is visit- for Statesville.
ing his son, J. tu. xioiier. ? The amount raised oy the picnic was
Mr. Frank JNibhjck has been right $.12, which was given to the Home. The
sick for a few days. J crowd was very large and nothing hap-
Last Saturday.-the 'S2aa a quarterly neued to nrar the pleasure of , the dav
meeting was held at South lliver M. E; j After the bail game the people quietly
church. Oommuuioo services were held went to their homes carrying with them
ou Sabbath following. ' I many p!ea.-ant memories of ihe picnic of
Well. I reckon this is Butucient lor my July 26. 18U3. C. 11. A.
first for your paper. .
AlAXDA 1 ETPEKGKASS
fWe are glad to hear from you. Cornel water allkv, MUs., July; 31 News
again. Ed. ( reached here last night from Paris, Lafayette
-.'! f Willi hi tint lie :i leial act. and that
France conceded the point made by
Great Britain. France, it is 'said has
undertaken that Hritish .commerce will
in nowise be interfered with by French
warshijis. English vessels will be al
lowed to cross the Men am bar inward
for Bangkok after Sunday. The situa
tion here now presents a much more
peaceful aspect.
Paris, July 29. In view of the
Siamese concession of all the demands
made by the French, nolice of which
reached this city to-day, it is expected
that France will withdraw the notice
of blockade. It is also expected that
France will accept Siam1 s surrender to
her ultimatum. It is understood the
provinces on the Upper Mekong river
that were ceded to Siam by Great
Britain, will form the subject of future
-negotiations between France and Great
Britain.
20.00 -suits
15.00
12.50 and 10.00
1
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SALISBURY PRODUCE MARKEl
REPORT.
Corrected tcecUij by D. Ii. J ullan d- Sons
EQUIPMENT: Faculty, of 2- teach
ers, 11 fhiildings, 7 scientific laboratories,
library of 30,000 volumes, 316 students.
INSTRUCTION; 5 general courses; 6
brief course?; professional courses in law;
medicine, engineering ' aud chemistry; I q r a orwl 7 0
optional courses. 0,t)oa1ltl l.dU
ITYl'PYiliV. Tiiillrvn kCJ nor voar-
Scholarships and loans for the needy. U8 ( Ihl CirCIlS SUltS 10 C10S0 at i 0C
. I 1 r-.,. I -W-
President V instox, 5fl nnirS OI DMntS at
Chapel Hill, N. C. -" f " l
irnnrs. liuaranieen
noiv $14.50
" 10.00 to 1 1.00.
7.50:
are
D.R. Julian&SonsFcforc 11
Call notice to the tact that thoy hare roinoveo
the std k koin their store room under lhe Central
nnn.1 tnihf-lrolil sioreon Klsher Sireet. VVehaw
rVORElSdODS tllan we can make room tor j
and lu oi$er to reduce our stock will offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS SALISBURY N. C.
G.00, 5.1)0, 4.50,
to 7 ;j
same reduction. Nice
first-class.' Come quick
gone.
S CLOT
Yours truly,
Ne co.
FINE CLOTHIERS.
bush.
Butter,
Beeswax,
Bacon, (country)
Lard,
Corn,
Meal,
Irish potatoes,
Onions,
Oats,
Wheat,
Flour,
Poultry, hens,
Snrine chickens,
Eggs, per noz
county, thirteen miles from here, that Will
-There was slight J Steen. a negro, was hanged by a mob. No
per sack
each
12 to 2 )v
00 toJ
1H t- 12
12JtoH
5(1 to t" 2
- 00 to 00
40 to 50
; , tK) t o 50
00 to 35
00 to GO
$1.75 to 2.r.5
25 to 30
m to rd
10
for the next
THIRTY DAYS IN DRY GOODS.
c.a and be convinced that we can sare you
money by buying Irom s, ;
D. R. JULIAN & SOUS.
THE HORTH CAROLINA
Colteare of liriciltare and MecMic
Arts
-m hoo-in lis Fifth SfsslonS-ptemoer Tth, 183
'M.Ui'nWfiii now well euulpueu for Its s:ecial
ivors having t-xtfnslve Wood and Iron Shoiw,
.,.;,iiv flriwl un Urawiuir-rBom. rlieiaic!. Bo
tanical and Uorticiiliural Laboratories, Greenhouse
t R??.i?.rhinr fort: for the next year consists 01
i flften men." The two ooureos latl to graduation
. In Asrrteulture and in Mecnanieai ana civn tn
Sl,".'rr??,. vor lm l(i(llnr Plflnl-
lUUll tw J " a
i nouaiy StuOVnts.
, Pay Studenw. . .
For caiaioKucs, iw
A. ft. HOLjLADAY, Pres.,
RALEIi.n, N C
EM
titbit'
You want good, purd goo In at low prices, don't yo r? T
JULIUS EARNHARDT'S,
where are kept PURE FRESH lirXULtiltlt.b, such as t lour, gorl country
Hams, Potatoes Lsewi and e -ring), uaooage, awi everyinintf eie y.iu wmt
!o a new line of GOOD SHOES, which Iro offer ng Very C
A full line of Oli I UUUlia ana iunvo always Kepi ic siuck.
Attention, Farmers! I am now also selling the
BAHNER FERTILIZER
chenp for" cash, or on time. Call to see me before buying eiewh i.
FOREIGN MARKET REPORTS.
From Clapp $ Co., lintker$ aud Broker t, X. Y.
These figures represent an average es
timate of ruling prices at the markets
named, up to Tuesdav oi eacn week:
Bsecutor's Notice.
Ujivins Qualified as executor of the
ttt o.ill Rnd testament of Nancy C
taot " . . . , -.
Linle, deceasetl, notice is nereoy. given
C. B. Webb.
J. S. Troutman.
T. J. Rab.
Sax Fbaxcisco, July 31
earthqtiake shock here at Lalfpast - 7 o'clock j particulars of the affair were received
yesterday luorninj. no damage was done.
Itching, burning, scaiv and crnstv
TVhy undergo terrible sufierinjs and Iscalps of infants cleansed and healed.
endamrer vour life when you can he I and aniet s'een restored bv Johnson's
cured by Japanese Pile Cure; .guar an- Oriental Soap. Sold at Edwirj Cuthrell's, corn 40e ; oats 2Sc ; pork 20.0Q;
teed by Edwin Cnthrell, Salisbury, IS. U. I Siilishury, iN. (J. 1 lard 979- 1
' ..11 rvarenns HAIflinrr 101 ms ajf ill 11KL BaiU
Tavprnool tJotlon arm at, an auvaucc , io an " .
of lto nouts with quotations for ! deceased to present hem to the under
future steady Wheat dull and easier, t signed, duly authenticated for payment,
in ture steiuv. . n .5 ... Karro thf iih rlav nf Julv. 1S94.
- in -v -ii iiu r fiv i. i fin ill 111:111 v " ' - - - j t
V w . - w .
New York. Aug"51 cotton .y; jui
wheat 71 Jc. , , ,
-l!hica-o. Grain market, steadier feel-
in"- thau for several days; wheat 61c
rio.-s
.... . .
i hU notice will be nieau in nar oi ineir
re'oVery. And all persons indebted to
said deceased are hereby notified to make
mediate payment ol said indebtedness.
mi
WEBB, TROUTMAN & CO
pRoprtii-rroRs
Salisbury Marble Works.
- LARGE VARIETY OF MARPLE ON HAND TO SELECT FEO -
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. '
ti,; ihe 24th dav of July, 1893.
P. CjJLBEaTSOK, Ext'r.
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