North Carolina Newspapers

99 AL BRIEFS. --- . T7a loch. a -ity Emtok. T. y rOR SALE! ,il i,.jrun. eutaiungaiossoi 5 Th Southern V id, fh,W " Compat..-barlotte N wilb weefclj Circuianvw -u- ' ' " J - - - The Stanly 2VW says: Hiss Maggie Reno, bf SaJisbury. was here f this week with a view to getting up a school. - She is a lady of fine education andhixh'ac complbdi m en is. We hope she w H i - suc ceed. ' ' - ' ; " ' - V ' ' .:" The Cannon fauufacturiajr Company, of Concord, had to .shut down its mills yesterday "lroin an unusual cause. .Iu a lot ol ivyaej'w nuugui iu VfHirr lotte. were four bales of Peeler, or lint cotton. '1 he loo lint ruiueU lue aay's run. euUiling a loss of $2,000 uion the ews. I Mrs. J. C, Tipton, of Shelby. whohrs beenyisitiug her Tather,- J. K.- Burke, J3sq returned! home yesterday inornihr. The teacher's Institute , fs , in session here this week, conducted by Prof P. P. Claxton; of AshevilYev There is A good atteudace of teuchers " J , t y anW' i ; . . calltjlfna aitowcshipr last Saturday 5th hist.. u tor saw. r - .1.., i -eoluipu Washington hand yvm. xioruoarxer, wu -gw, u, 'riobe" job nre,most asgoxid highly rested citixeu, and who leave pre,-, . . Hew;aner aud two many relauves and friends to nrgiet hi! ji new; Died, at his home In China OroVe Mr. aud e his t-.. .... rtr-t c-lH iob ueatli. Ills luueral was preacuea at j.,bcunpo.n . w r , Zion Mouday by fiev. P.Tiexler jvhei. luut :.- i . I I.:, i ... ,. ... 1 r..t a f . miulfril ills- "a ctuiwua uo iuiu . w it- ViU" a uuava wat I '. . ......... iMa.97ii iMiunds of 1 place. ..i. .nilHiUUI. "rr-wrr- .J... ? . . ' i Ait 'r.sMttwld nf lire vitT -&ud I l'narlv nrvnnnir nipn frnm 1t.iM1c! I11T lows pnuier, iyy : - I -,. v v yw tf nonpareil wu yy, j,ucuujuuu county, intstw i'"usu - . 1 . 1 Ma I A Jam I.i ' . .1... .I... i . . ,1 of la'Mir-ving orass ruica, j luoif" way iua uiuuuuuui iu opciiu cabinets 'lwut 00 ca-ie iln reijletr slug,"" a,! u,aU;na, ana , 'uouih of rfe:ratiou. 'llieywiil svopat ols uedei ' ia u lirstlassX prttiting' jUittwiugiUick, and: later exteud their '.r-. VbU JewraUle priaiiMgoit(it will ni tliruuh TeuueUe uud Kentucky; . wwmj..nOI- ri.. I ft - .. . .1... . t . . VV I audM- H. Fuwlkea MiiS Eloise Cowau was in the city yesterday with a quntity of stroug i. uu vjerv ea.Y it nuKhaser. For further particulars Steele, li. S. LedUetier, David Slauouck to r add res?. J. W. McIvkvIie, Proprietor, . l!t V ft .in t.Mi-.il walAf tikfii tiiiiil her father a.' Mr. F. W. Bust, ot to.iuuaivc, r . u i;oWan s weii which has iLe city Mouday. . J uerit' recently dun in the yard of Ins r. r r. arAim. of China Grove, was couutry rtaideuce, on the Lmcolutun i.. .witv Monday. roua uoout eiguw iniies wesi. ot oaus- (U - . .......... nM . f r.u1rAvtlie. snent jfiiiK-Druwii, istroiii'lv iiniirftruateu witu suipnur uuu 8utiday iu the ciiy. iron. Uul. C'owaU will, we leaiii, have .iiiribe for the Watchman. Only , Vxeul at au early dav so as to learu At m - r in-advance. - what us uiediCHial uruitrt ties are. Ye 3 m J - I . . rf . ... . I . - .. . . l I I ... ........... Mrs Harrv, of Charlotte, is visiting at nope H may prove vaiuaoie uisuocrj Mr. J. Samuel MeCubbins'. Through the efforts of Mr. A L Johu tj.o clmin iraug is doing some good Uou, aided by ourpublic-spirited chairmau , .i... t Sn.iintnn rial near town. I of me Hoard of Couiitv Commissioners, .-urV tin LIIVJ I .northern markeU, W L, Klutts, Ksq , a suiwtauuat. pavea t ri..fliinr I fYioLwav-i beiuu idacccT across the Ltiu- Ilr-Jci o I " colutou road at tlie point where tnat roau to. Mantting. Items. Mr. S. L.EHiott is liow conduefing a series of singing leson at St. Mark's and St. Matthews. His reputatious ypiu- lv Hsinsr asan excellent vocalist. The wheat of : tlie neiUTorhobtls threshed. " The j'telds were ar above the exnectation. ' : ' r The cotton crop of this sjcctionj." small, but we believeUas petler fi witeu than for manv Years nasfc. An infant of air. ilohn Uoger's aien last rJ.. . ...... - '? . r The corn crop is lookincr "hue now since tlie seaswiable weather has besuu. We liooe it mav be the will of the divine Providence. to bless t he people witngooa crops, but of course we don't .vant au overauunuance. ' -.-.t Melons, cider and plenty of fruit of al kinds are enjoyed by all. The convention was carried out ac cording to program.' Bev. Cronfc,'-Capt,' J. A. Usher ancri'ror. rarker roaae aa dresses. The music ahd dinner were fur uinhed tvv St. Mark's- and Saleni xjhooTa Rev. J. I. Shirey .will preach a sermon at Salem, August 27th. , -, GREAT- OLOTIIlXi; SAW! W I I.I, CI.0SI: : ilredsof buyci. liave .taktfa;:ad vantage of tin's reduction gale, lieihember we reserve not-a Suit from 'this sal KvprVtliinu It (loos riot (InnGnfl nin f hnw rniio.lir rrmnflv' vmi J a m mm r 'W mmm out entirely on now mucli yoa save. iirtlieClblHingTthe goes at2o rr cent; dis6unt. , It i makes, no T XyV' 'Y differQiiee AYliether , V V . r JJl ; Dutton.Cutaway; Dmtble iiSirigle Breast Sack, most a tlii C i J? 5 Olycet .IeSSOn seasonVsoods .--We alsrt4tave about a -hundred. Suits tlntvo branch 01 domestie CCOnomv in ihatipajlicular iuRt now. Ynn ati hacarriellerdm di tak(rtbtfr pencil" Hmr'fi It IS in tjrokenrsizes. If you can be fitted m these coods we have de- Ii?: f , - KY B cided to clean them out at 33;l3 oflUnd,m 8101- Don't you want a Summer Goat and Vest ?: '' AVhitliJirTt; i n aDOUt;tOWn tryinqr 10 llilU r . .. : DrapDette,. Alpaca Sdvgd ot-'FJaririel; -it makes - no. difference;! fv rvr r r k r they ardincliided in this' salft'.tij per cent, discount. Wo must A have- thfr Worn; arVd ; eVfyttimg goes- -at .- the uhoye. . figures. t ''-' . 'r . ,. tt us. 1.. . ' i- ' . -v Ttrn.- lrn in itt.tt im tttt-i n i tt " - t W. li. Smoot is in purchasing good for C0, , , . . . fol ks off from the Charlotte road, at the Mr.F, F. Sm.th, who. has been m the d.ylinetime.Uft Mondaj for ew wbo ha- year w beeu eudeaVots Nor- rela-1 York, '-Senator X- li. Vance and son Lere 'Monday uiaht, en route to Alitor J. B. McKenzie, of the 'wood Vi.lettr, pcut Sunday with Ihcs in the city. Mr. U. L. Hampton, our correspond ..ml Aon. KTi. -this county, gave us a pleas mii( f.ll Monday. Uev. C. G. V rdcll piechvd a plain, pr-cUaJ m-uuou at the Pieabj teriun ' ruivli Sunday night - Vv.'r--grt t learu that" Uev. S. Roth ruck.t.fCJoIil Hill, is, aerioUaly ill, aud h-pe hn wiu awou, recover. . Work bu the opera IioOm is progress ing uicely. It will be ready for oceupari i .1. i . ..A tJ....t tf.iitlk..t CV UV UlC II rt Ol octii:"" Mr. John C. Millrr, a prominent far. mrr of Franklin township, died Sunday lai.niing ai U o'clock, aged So years. J .i Pat ton, lile insurance agent, offers cheap Jonurance-to travelers ajsainat death and accident. Head his ad. iu this paper. Mrs. II. C. Owen, of Cleveland, has Weu visiting. frieiMis and relatives in the city for "several days in the past wetk. " Mr T. V. Mnrdock nnd family, of StalcsviJle, who have been viniting at Mr.J. W. McKenzie's. returued home Saturday. P. C. Hiiikle, of Davidson county, was arrested here Mouday and taken back ta iniKto i;et this much needed walkway passed ujwjj. furuiahed the rock curbing for the Wash work, and will build the bridge and put iu the gravel that is yet required to com plete the job. Capl. J. A. Maliftley, iu charge of the county convicts put in place the curbing last Tuesday, this being the most difficult part of the work. Mr. J. A. My rick, superintendent of the Salidbury Cotton Mills, died late Satuiday afternoon of typhoid fever, after an illness of about three weeks. Mr. Myrick was a Christian gentleman, a member aud ollicerof Chestnut Mill M. K. church, aud one who laborel faiih- fully aud earnestly for its best welfare and progress. ' He was greatly roved aud'respected' by the operatives of the mill over whom he was placed as is evi denced by the fact that tho entire, com- mill) it y mourushis death as that of a parent. He leaves a wife, four children, n brother and a host of relatives and liiends, who mourn thcirlo.s. The re mains were taken to Kamlleraau, M )u day, for burial beside the remains of a former wife. " , , , A Frightful Deed. William Nonemacher, a farmer liv in2 tiitie miles southeast of Antigo Wis., murdered ; his wife I ntTd ' three children about 10- o'clock Saturday night, and then madeun unsucce-Jsfu attempt to take his own life:. '," ' : At the inquest Nonemacer dnade a full confession. tie said the crops were poor and he was afraid of star? nig. i- After the family was nsKep he wen out and ot ah, ax and killed his wife first by three swinging blo.ws on fuo left temple. He then went iuto the next room and killed Joseph, six-years old, and Willie, four yeur old. . He struck both boys on tb'; b.ad twice, h Returning to tbi roonif where 'his wife lay, he pikf-d up his year -old bahy, held Uev iu one arm 'and struck her on the tap of the head!' He then went totbe b;irn,cliiubed up to .the roof au1. j'imped twenty feet to the. floor, suKtatnui iiiiuries to the spine and rrparat) zing hisJower limbs. WE' MEAUHAT-WE -SAYf , I . ...... Every, SuitworiPair. of Extra Pants and all Summer '( 2arpereenW33l-3 and-50 per ceiii. discount from r mm Jl.PSHIces "Clotliiiig at regular sell-' ' lit . l Lit;Jf DWm jou waste money- and. the III??," : IN PBiCfe! : - . - , , - - . - " - ' ' THI .. jou mow irom txper 1 I ffialls Leader, Warranfea to gm satisfac GENERAL NEW?. Dr. John J. M'ott was iu Raleigh a few days ago aud had a couference with some pfthe parties interested iu estab lishing the fusion orgaii at the' capital, .the chief of these being Messrs John Nichols and Loge Harris. Tlie Wiliuinglon Star le irps that the trustees of the .University of (lie South, bewaiiee, leiin, have coufeired the de rve of doctor of divinity on llv. H. Wrtni.r', of LiMui.lt:tuu, iid Uoljert B Drum, of Edenton ' lence fflean lMt We Say! We"ow ofler AH of Our Goads at iesitSy Rdued Prices:! Wni. !L v County Sunday School Convention. The 2lth annual convention of Rowan Oouuty Sunday 'School "Association aud the anniversarv of theJowan Bibte-Soci- ely will be held at Harris' CBapel, China Grove township, on Thursday and Fri- According to the latest financial sta tistics Vom LoimIoii thure wen; iu ci-rcii- talion in the world 840,000,000 in gold, 801,000,000 in silver, and 771,000,000 in paper. From this statement it ap pears that there is more gold coin iu the worjd than .silver. A curiosity was seen here yesterdaj It was a four legged chicken, which was brought in by A. J. Dement, of liarlwr and - Johnson's stable. The chicken h-d four Wvlldeveloped legs and used all four in locomotion A'.-O Chronicle. We Will Open Tins Week The The Newest, Nobbiest ana Swellest Stock of Well and Satin Effects: Epinglines, Pointille, Bfochc Effects, Hop-Sack ing, Sail-Clotb, Panama, Basket-doth;- MatQlaa- se, Diagonals, Dmp L) Alma, .Vjctoria Cords , Bourette Effects, Crepons,. Etc, We are sure they will appeal toyour aesthet ic as well as to your economic taste. Directly. Yours sincerely for Jl.-B. (Mutual Benefit.! fiis?B VW CJi ttiUl k: KOI & m " Summer Goods wav Iw'..Do,v'n I Hown ! ! DOWN 11 ! r ,t Ar.ittm-n-ft At ' ttru-os nov(-r hoard of 'before for sood iu,. W iVf' tfir.tf' White Goods at prices whieh ; vi y i-uy tiK-n,, cvo., if you don't need thi, . i Qne prjce plain Figures,-- Cash; 'rT5F C"TTA"P2' rilo.nil t 11 1 2.") DPI COllt. leSS til all COST T Pofl 7 3 .. . ' U T n I 1 1 LV I -mw -mw wmw mm m - M Come and get Your Share of Our Bargains! ; - LITTIAl & UGHTENSTEE: B.-Corner lain and Inniss Str's, Salisbury, N. G. ign of Red Flag. The Green sbro'Tif cord learns that ltev. r. li. -Dtamey, or tue vvestenii North Gaiolina conference, has resin- prl the nasi oratt of Btliel Mftluxlisl day, August J7tn ana wi-iu xne luiiow- cjiurc, Asheville, and will retire from ma is tue program oi exercises: i . . . .41 1 ' F fe I the ministry, 011 account of the con W 1 LIT - V III 1 II . in: ditioii of his throat. Opening Exercises, Devotional. .1 Addressof Weleorae, Rev. J. J. Reuu. The Record savs the meml)ers of west IexiuKtou. The charge agaiust him is Kespouse, rror. it. . ivizer. Market Strnet Methodist church of - . .. 1 iUuwniir uin run ui mriuucia uv wiim;; 1 1 1- 1 r . i- H lie -Heating.' . hlIi,A lui Knndnv SrIioIiIs. n ...... .1. L...M 1: il. . C 1. j: m u reeiisooro are ounuinus 1 ue nnesv em- "rL wrius ooiuaiw iiinely-mue are as is. While one woman is quiet the -Other ' SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY, iir why she ' SALbJl, 2s. C Ths Oldsst Female College in the South. The 92iul Animal Session begins hcjit. 5Wi. WEEK K.cgi.-ter lor last year .n,z. .pecuii iea- tiu-fs : l ne ueveiopmeni 01 neaiui, iiarnciri 25 per ct. To334i8perct.Off ! 1 THEE DOLTiARS A FOR LIFE. niKK I A SNAr FOR RINT PKOri.K THE Latbht Tnisu Oct. inm.lprtn introduce The Canadian Arlcn'tu-. rist imo Nnt homes, the publishers have ilwliled tion, ( to present au uou-sually attractive rewura wa rn -their Great KttfhiU :ialt Yearly IJterary AUisction 01 r.iiMiie siiui u ;i ui . and Intellect. HniMings thoroughly reinoIcll etl. Fully ciuiiped Preparatory, Collegiate and l'ost Graduate Departriientt, besides tirst- tlftss schools in Music! Ar.. Language., Klocu- 7oumiercial and Industrti.l studies. JOHN II. CLEWELLPiincipal. We are giving them away almost I Beginning on Saturday, July 1st, we will make the ..greatest special harVain sale ever made in this city. 153 mens suits to all desir- . Atoro.i into a written uirieement to pav throiurh the Judges 'all t he rtv.nis offered below - llow to SKCCKii a itEwiRD Those wbo become i - IKisltlon, Hce for worship -certainly as far s asend or The Lidles' noiue M.ijazine, two ot tuWclioieest illustrated peilotnciiH or iueu.i -!,. r..r ... ,i.i:. . rii.ilniiA'j tin. Rtnlu Minutes of last convention i .i., Anpo'mtment of Committees. architectual beauty, arranjeuipnts and 'r-'V'r .r r"17; KoriofOmce. , . . finish contribute lo it in North Caro- ,,Muv.,;,y imSU!, uv Wc-Fi "6"" Address-Furpose of the Convention- j;na The costTs ,imited to30,000. uelore he could escape. L, j Rev. J. Rumple, D. D. 1 i " , , 7.j ... ; .r t I Subject for Discussion The Teacher, (a) I North Wilkeshoro New:. Yesterdav .Mrs. J.u. ueuigaua.son iiermou hat roust a-teacher be? (h) What afternoon, on the farm ot Pevton'Mooie. S- McCubbiuH, Jr. and wife, and 3Iiss must a teacher know? (e) What must a ou Silver ereek. while several hovs were JJessie Nelly left Tuesday for Chieogo to teacuer not w nai is teacniugr now attacking a wasp nest, one ot them a son l t.it I La U'.rll' Vrtir Ivev. N. S. Joues. I while runuins; out of the way of; the Are you going to the World's Fair? If Five minutes reports from delegates. j yasps, stumbled and fell on an open kiJ XT: Pulton will insure you asrainsTT afternoon SESSION. 2 r. M. knife in his hand, and the blade peuetrat all accidents. He makes a very liberal gong Service. ing to his heart caused immediate desrth. offer. Seeliis ad in this paper. Five minutes reports from Ueiegatcs It Js to be regretted that some of the I conciuceu. colored people of James City are again Mrs. bhinn, an out resident oi wrgan xtepori oi ireasurer. showioe an evil disposition towards 3lr c nirch community died last Saturday, nxpon oi oiausucai owiewy. ..-j i: -i ii" How shall we get better miiu tier reiitriiiis wc iiiiciint ui mci . . , , v m . - - . i nn ... r n tic . i 1 r-i 1 11 1 iiir .. vvhs . . . . j "-"""isj vv ""." , , i cock. a. large ixori for teacUers. o) bunday sksuooi leacn- peacPahI y submitted to the course of the MissMeek Bingham will soon liegin r A 1 ; lawof-Xorth Carolina, but some few tucerecuon of a handsome rn.idnce -on Selection of place for next convention of threatened the lives of Messrs. WeitFulton street. Mr. Steve bhu- the Sunday Schools of Rowan county. Bvj'au aud Hancock. mau has'the coutract for huilditig it. ; seooxd DAY, 10 a.m. . , , n . . , .. .. ...I The Presnyterlans of the Northern Mr. James Weant and Miss Ellen C. B. "iwuJnAr,WKv ,...::.... t .x United States have set as the mark for Miller, of Gold. Hill township, were mar- FX!? iL'JZ 1893-'91 $1,200,000 for foreign .iu i .i.. !..!. n 1 , :.!vi i". .r....ii... t missions alone. The home mission re I! ....... M a... m a rv 1 IT nr . I ' .oWii,-4., i.ciiorui.s uWc,v.,. , ... amonirthe freedmen. went tar bevond OI lUS . 7.. i:.. mi" x.. .u . - i " s LOST! A Wtrp 'amount of ' "inoneV is lost S.OTn'. purchasing fruit an ra.tHjitiuii, u,.,, . .vr.. . iTPt i ipm ironi a I I rjro i wv, v v firm thaf. "rows their own tree?, sends out nothing hut gooil slock and sells at . i .niAl trr CO nor Tue sender ot tue largest us' m "'. wcet ror.llfe; ud, si.uuu in gold; 3rd. ..; Kft SUi.SUHl; BUuTlcket to the World's ralraofl T ''i... mtwiikk- tvt:inn. orsrans. ladles and ceuteold and silver watches. Silver tea' Services; 5...i Tiii nvpr n imo other rewards, ma king altogettw-theuio t vaiuaoie prize list -ever of fered bj any publisher, bend for -printed litt ot I to teach-Discussioi) to he oued by of Aieck i)uckt about fifteen years old,inri.Es - F aonear la the words- "World's i o'uuibl tn txposl-ou-that ls,theword- ndd..for In-trnoe, could not be used, because. I hre s but one ' dj l a t he ?nree wordC etc. SNames or persons , atM ptac s w i fhiwrw Oite.k r.tr or S.llBO'.lig, Ollt' all prize wtnuers r lllUe exveclU to M' te .do.tr circuhulon. 5. All Ubts cmiuimns or ... n-nnw win ppi-five soeclal reward. consented to act sjuae nnu ... "y""-, snowiug an evu uispositioii towaras air. arv . . James A. Brj'an, the owner of the prop work in the crt ald i,isagent, Mr. Robert R Han rainins classes A Ia e VQrtion of them: have have - - . n . . ... ... . i - .k i. -ii 1 1 the prlz -sare fairly awaruoQ-twum"' ' I'roprletor Calculi's finenl w-nincrs). ou7h. and Mr. W. Kobertaon, Presldeat Ues f rlu- Uns Comoany, Peterborouj! salary fnocomndsslODMorocn, women, bo.Ts"td gtris. Vrtte lor partlciilars. Refete -at 1 rawae ' -lj a. Address. AtiKtof i.TCB;trr Poa. CO.(Ltd), I'etciSbor. close out 'atii-eirardless of cost 153.- Tlieseare able oods. A u offer them at .slaughtering prices to clear out reduction is from 25 per ct. to 33 J per ct, off. this line The Here Are Some Of The Bargains. ou'i h. Canada. The Suudav School the nloneer m -. - . I W W A. A - . 1 . - au onject lesson" -now to get. ncn,-- is Church. Uev. It. ii. Owens, giveu this week by that most enterpris- Bible Society meetiug at U o'clock. t iu hi hi"" ad- Opening exercises uy - uapt. jouii A. the njillion line. The Indian missions' have been transferred from the foreign to the home mission beard. liiw nuML.nf t n IV. --If aaa ar a 1.11 m . a a m. u u a. b.v at 1 v vni..nM.i ii ,ul nrofit bv ihi . Itamsay, president. The Goldsbora Headlight says that jertiment. Read it and profit b the Address oU Biblc cuugo by Re j. G. j afttr su fieri ug untold agony, John Scott, jesson mereiu caugnt. Law. fof the Primitive Baptist,;faith, died un- The splendid reception given lo-Mr. SN i l W0 at A0,1" ;.n4ifJ"T r. f.,.i.:.. i... '...LLause' . . Wilson county. A few months ago lid . wvvuyumt .1 r. uu 1 uepori oi cioie lisinoutiou. was bitten ty a rabid dog. and althogh Airs- J. B. McCubbi us last Friday even- j Report of I reuaurer, Uepository ana li.x- j b had the mad stone, applied to his lag was quite au enjoyable affair. A j ecutiveCominittf es. wound, the disease but upon his wound, Uft-.,i ,.r ,.. atJiiwceiiaaeous .iumucn., the disease troke out upon him iu full r- ; 1 6"T"" , Election of officers for tho ensuing year. fury a few days ago, making his suffer report havinr a siileudid tune. s- i I 4.1:..... I. J 4 'ji.f . ,. " . , r ,( , .vijuuiuuicuv. '-.".., I lags ueart reuuiug 10 witness. i . . . '. . .. I The Executive Committee of the Bible owan s new roaa law compietea its i g. 1,- reauests that a col- The destitution in Denver is growing 4eetion tor the Bible Cause be taken ud all the time. It is estimated that 15,000 in each church in the county, and that! people are in need of immediate help.1 the amounts be reported at this annual I iiean recx ana new i nomas uzzeii, who meeting. 7 AFTEttTOOX SKSION, 2:30 P. M. Halfn hour for the Question Box. Importance of Lesson Helps Rev. W. H. Leith, D. VJ REPORT. ,s ' Corrected iceekhjhy D. li. JtdUnup Sons Butter, 1 Sees wax, Bacon, (country) Lird, Com. bush. Meal, Irish potatoes, Onions, r Oats, ,. Wheat. Flour, per sack Poultry, hens', each Spring chickens, per uiz. first year Monday. A statement of the accounts of the new ystem -shows that 1 2,843,80 had been paid to the treasurer od of this 2, 719 15 had been expended ,. aud the roads where worked have been Blade much better. The council of Lower Stone Church has kindly invited the Organ congregation to Miscellaneous business, i, . . . . . , 1 . Adjournment, fepng, Prayer, Beue- hold services in their church while Orgaup Jf;-,5rt, y 0 . ' eiiurch is "undergoing repairs. The iuvi tatiou was thankfully accepted and, un- dizzine8S hystetia and all ievoug c repairs 01 urgan cnurcu are com-.irtubres curcd by Magnetic Nervine. v.HK.rg.uuu " fSoldLand guaranteed by Edwin Cuthrell lowcrStone. L v r have been conducting the missions for the relief of the sufferers, announce that- their funds are getting so low that they cannot continue their good work. This destitution is owing to of silver mines, and the trial enterprises in Colorado Ik It .1 reasonable prices. We wnnt the-au- dress of every farmer or gardener in vour section and will iiiaKe you a -liberal offer. Write for particulars finrl nrirps at once. Send stamp for . - w - descriptive catalogue. Agents wanted every where. 'Address, Cherokee Nursery-Co. Waj CrossV;Ua. (Mention this paper.) aaBflaanMWBMaaHaaaKBVMWB' Asheville Female Cpllege Special Attractions. Matchless- cli mate. Wonderful health record. De li 'htful homelife. Well ordered courses of - instruction.. . Thoroughly equipped "vmiiaMnm. Music uuder The celebrated i . Yr j ' -1-- 4 .... Prof. Grabau ieruian ; unuci Miss.Blythe (Paris-), House in seven acres of shaded lawn in the heart of a beautiful cllv.' Rooms finely furnished. iStcn in-heating and sniiary plumbing throughout. . Charges as low as a. fine schoolcan make them. Send for cata- m"i oi ' loue. auiiiem - . --"XV Tui- Asheville FeuaaJeCoHegeAshevilIet.C- tai 10 v in t 12 124 to.11 5(f tjo 52 01) to (10 40 to o(V 00 to 50 00 to 85 00. to 0 S1.75 to 2.75 ! 9."i f ft HO 1 I"".'. ! for the next rtoLi thirty DAYS IN DRY GOODS $20.00 15.00 12:50 and 10 SAO and 7.50 suits' now SI 4.50. 10 00 to 11.00. . 7.50. 6.00, 5.0Q,.4.50.- :sm it 3D:KJuTian&Sons rill notice to the fact that they have removed .i.-.-J.J.i, ...n uiir store room under fae Central Hceltothrtrol.ls,opn KIORt G000S and ifl order-ui reduce our stock will offer SPECIAL BARGAINS 10 ' Call and be convinced that we can save you money by buying irom us, D. R. JULIAN & SONS. F0EEIGN MARKET REPORTS. Frorn XJlavp $ Co., Jiankers and Brokers, X. 3 .. .??E";r'It'rSS I Bsecutor-s Notice. Illume 01 rutins - - - , named, up to Tuesdav ot eacn week: t s.1 Litton firm at an advance UIKOIvwi. . of l'io.H points, with quotaiious ! Haviue qualified as exceutor of the jce last will aud testament of Nancy C. i Linele, deceased, notice is hereby given .148 Childrcns suits to close at 75c to. 7 50 250 -pairs- oL pants at same reductiwii. Nice iirst class. borne quick Yours truly. HIM8C5.-'- Guaranteed before they are gone. RO SALISBURY, H. C. .. J .trr . J33 L " aaMagaHBBnaMKSainaBaBvaBBa. .. You want f?bod, pure 'goods' at law prices, dou't yoi? JULIUS EARNHARDT'S, where are kept PUKE fttEStl GUOCEIUES, sueh i.s Flour, goi-J cut Ham, Potatoes se?d and e.itin), GahWe, nnd ever-yt Imw el.,- v Also a new line of GOOD SHOES, whieh I hdi offerifi- Very A full line of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS always kept m i gtoyAttentionT Farmers! I am now also selling the BAHNER FERTILE cheap for ca.-h, or on time. Call toee me before o.. . i 4 I . ' 'r, . ...n 1 ...-e-- , ; ,. -. . .- - the shuttingdown futures steauy. ucr A ' . -o all persons uoimu ciini3j.. failure of Indus- ' Bacon fairly active at o.ou to o..o jjr dcceased to present mem 10 tr.e uuoer- . The labor-1 New York. August cotton Jy gijed.dulyntheuticated lor payment, to the Rwt - wheat 7 lie. , , ; . . . t oti r oe;ore tue u. o -.,,. to vue X-ast. io,..rf, t Jrain market, steadier feel- iir fl notice will be plead in bar of their I v... r. . , ... , r.o era are trying to get And all nerso03 '.indebted" to .... - nr. -il. T A.V f-- - - ,. , t:c...i ... t..u r c j: x i ,.T-n rc,, . ftKls 4C i oora. a- w, nun ..-ij ficeaseu are nereoy uouou 10 iu.wB .. . . . , . .. . lard 7 50. iinrn' diate payment of said lrAtebteanefes. cf,d by E l-to CotbreU Salis YPMIdrW Cry for Pitchers UUJU' lv ' - This he 24th dav of July, 1893.- It. CULBEETSOi Ext'i . j C. B. Webb. J. S. Troutman. i , ; - WEBB, TROUTMAN & CO, T . ' '.. , pJiOl'UlKTOIiS Salisbury Marble Works. 'liRGE YVRIETY OF MAHELE ON HAND TO SELECT FROi SATISFACTION GUATEED- .1. 4 "t: