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- jtie..U'H is di't-ctcq.io 1. .
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M-. 1 idutives.
ML: 'l .rvcsia the city.-
. Wri-dif, of Wilton, is in
U:.h.:"7,L. Js with his friends.
j5 Milk-r has been spenun.guc
' M l.Uhome ait Mtruuda.
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' irdav from the World's Fair.
Mr CD lilalock.or ,orwow,
. hUu-av toTriuity
Monday iniueu.
V"(. Morgan and children, leu,
Til to
rt:Je"Woodruhi,of ibe It. and D.
vTlLn trouffcrrcd from the main line
wthe Yadkin road.
Tbeandsome residence of lr Murray
o- We,t Maiu street in enclosed. Work
bl)rogrfiraiiidly.
" ftnator lt uisom has been appointed ou
thc S-naK -committee relative to the
Vlaif"VCcUtei",iaK -,Ir
t. k Rumple, of Shendun, Va., has
Wn in the city for several days visiting
hbiiHieilsfuuiHy
. i Ai r ri
iHo F a., nas seiu. n fi,-
Uruuswiek, On., now
that the tallest' ' com" ;anuo1 be., seen.
Very little damage was daue in Ihc city
beyond thc-breaking down of sbade trees.
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Mr. Vua.: I Foushee, for. .sixteen
years clerk of 'the -Cbathuui court, and a
man o great 'integrity of character and
y.hc popularity iu. ins c-jaiiiy, tiietl ia.t
Thursday .and uas oiu icd with iasuiiiu
ii out if. y
TivD:tirieT?Ms3AyaiYink Charlie
ir.v'it 'of .Sinithjirove w;ig ojo;'d in
j ii! tJiehi,oii lust Monday cUfirel with
u !..; to forceiii entrauce ou i-ist bun
l.iy i utcr 'Hit house ol hi brothff la law,
AsUnry S:nithv wbere hisvifn ho had
eit hiui the day before, Wat slopping.
On last Saturday night -Mrs Mo! lie
U, Iuscnbury took I he math of office
i nd was f.iriiiiliy in slallfnl by the
i i- r r i f i
iMHii.!iicij or Jiiss iiiHry iv. iustuotirv
ns wstlllitresH in the Concord post-
oiii.e. , Mrs Iii-iibury iiad nliVd tlie
office of assistant postmistress for sev
eral years and quite . lately, with
it the last uiontu, ii-rtd heea reapoint
ed. "
he trial of Ed :IIayne for killing of
Ham Henderson, was ended Saturday
iiijht, the jury returning a A'erdict of
guilty of murder in the second degree.
The case was ably conducted by Solici
tor Long, on the part of the State.and by
Messrs. Kluttz, Overman and Itobbins,
for the defence. Solicitor Long closed hrs
last- speech about 7 o'clock and the final
the jury was made by Judge
taker. The jury ertired about
7:30 -and were out only about hal fail hour
&efoi-e rcjiceing their verdict. The trial
attracted a great deal of attention aud
the court house was packed when the
verdict was rendered. Judg Whitaket
sentenced him tolhe penitentary,for thir
teen years. An appeal to the Supreme
Court was mude by Hayues.
iast speech c
:harged to t'
o'clock Whit
r - Brojresvills Item3.
Mr. A. Eudy, of Cabarrus county, who
has been viiiihig his brother, Mr: lleiiry
Eudyt part of hist week and t he lirst part
of this week, returned hoirjeTueoday,
VtVure "lad fu .learn that Mr. J. V.
ZdcNeelv, wh has bseu confined to Li-
room for rfome liuie with tj phoid fever,
is improving and is.able to be out', again.
We were visited rv a ;'04l rant ratvtr-
day4 and 'farmers xte busy breaking land
for wheat. Fodder puiling will te in fuil
blast for a few weeks. Cultou isojeniug
iu some loealitii-s.
Tlt-e ht;vek of the Mooresville Cotton
Mills was completed Monday; it is 80
fuel and live inches high. The painters
are bmy at work )aintiog the interior of
tle biiiltJiug, and nanus are digging. out
the resi rvoir. The machinery will ar
rive some time in September. v. "
lhe town coiniuissiuiu;rs met in ad
journed session last Monday anu elected
ii. V . Kerr, cotton weigher.' Mr. J. 51.
JJeaton was elected coustable, , victj S. S.
Denny resigned. An ordinance was
passed making it a misdemeanor to play
ball on the streets and imnosjui' a utie ol
five dollars foreaeh olfen.se.
Ou Monday last Mi8 Mamie Steele,
who lives near lroHiect church, Kowhh
county, was bitten by a strange dog sup
posed to be mad. She left for Charlotte
ou Tuesday in search of a mad stone. The
dog was killed the next morning. The
above is one of the, mauy cases of this
kind that happen uow-a-dayS, aud we are
inclined to believe that if the member!?
ofour last Legislature had bad enough
courage to stand up aud defend the in
terest of the people instead of sucn
worthless dgs, such milit not happen
A large number of people are attend
ing the AVorld's Fair at Chicago, aud will
be absent some tune. Some of the party
will return by way of NiagaraFalls and
Canada. C 11. A.
. .,i,i4,lt!.Hill IU
reatcMi AvillO'ow fever.
M-:s ,-M?Hi.ie Watson leaves today for
OxfJnl b. i-'iie her duties as teacher in
-theOryluuuge asylum at that place.
!1 of tli Democratic Congressmen
void f..r free cuinage at 1J to 1 : e.tle
.. . i. in.-aibi.-r, voted against
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free to .uiiye.
: 1,1 f.ir.reit-rA valuable -farm lying
m out-kiits ol .S.iliHiry is ion eui, 10
reiiabU- heater. Apply soon to,
t A.J-. Johnson.
Puwiiunend Johnson's Magnetic Oil
''"forrLeuniatism, neuralgia, sprains, bruisev
;iameb;iqk, it quickly relieve pain. Edwin
CttlJirt'lllfialislmry.X.C.
We lilinH Mianks to the young people
ufWiilvviilc tor ai invitation to a pic
Hie on the tar;a ol CoT, .It. II. Cowan to-
H). -liessie- lleudersou and Alice
-i'iiMwell.Dr W. W MelCenitie and Jas.
b.iithi'r returned Saturday niht from a
Vwito Miss .M-.iry Davis, in Slatcsville.
s The V. M. .'. A. "is now in charge .'
ilairv Tvswii. J. K.'-Coit has n-siii'ned
Jiis jMisitioiras neral -ecreian and ira-iim-it-dVie
poailion of supeiinlcndcnl
of ilie Salisliury Cotton Miils,
. An Alliance gathering was held at
KiuH-liviDc, this county, last Friday. Dr.
,1'y. Thoiipsoii-, of OTisiow county, Statt
AUiance lecturer, Samuel Archer, ol
Chiilutte made addresses.
Ucv. X. S. Jones returned Friday from
-Yadkin cmintv where he has beeu as.-i.sl
. U)i S. C Cash well in a protracted meet
ing near Cana. He reports a very suc
cessfu! meeting and that there were W
tweeu 30 and 40 couverts.
Hoii. John 'Henderson, chairman of the
House l'ostollice conmittee, has tendered"
tln clerkship of that committeo to ex-
Mayor T., C. Linn, of this city. Mr Linn
ili accept the position and. will 'soon
leave for Washington to begin work.
The ViJette has been merged into 'the
Watcilman', thus giving this paper
about doublo the circuUliou it formerly
had. It has, furthermore, double the
circulation of any weekly published in
the city, aud iittherefore the best adver
tiding medium. Advertiser, note ibis !
,t'hailc.s Armstrong, who was charged
withrtlie killiijg of -Maggie Murphy, was
release,! from custody Friday, Solicitor
wax entt-ring a-nol pros.' The evidence
Jipou which a true bill for murder was
found against Armstrong was purely cir-cuiustauiial-aud
the solicitor was couviu
eed that the woman was accidentally
- killed.
Rev. Mr. Parker Dead
A telegram received in tbexity this
morning announced the death at Mt.
Aiay,of Iter. T.-.W. S. Parker, for
mer parster of the Church utreet
Methodist church, iu this, city.
Mr. Parker's death was duo to a mis
take, lie had sent to his doctor for five
grains of quinine, but at the lime the
messenger called, lhe doctor was absent.
His son was in the office aud volunteered
to lill the prescription. It appears that
he measured out the required quantity of
morphine, instead of quinine. This Mr.
Farker took, and wheuJiis condition was
discovered, he was beyond, medical aid.
His wife and one child survive. The
body will arrive here tomorrow night,
and will be interred in Elm wood cem
etery, Wednesday.
L'refs zf General Nature.
FOTTKTEEN KILLED
Faith Items.
Correspondence Watchman.
Me. Editor: Will you be kind enough
to priut a few lines from Faitb?
. Ve are having a freshet at this time
which farmers have been looking for, for
sometime. The rain began to fail at
iii about 10 p. m", last night and has been
falling ever since up to this writing. The
corn is -blown flat to the ground.
.Cotton is opening in some places, I notice.
The abundance'of fruit is about over
iu this section.
The repairing on St. Paul's Lutheran
church is going on. An addition ot 12
feet is bei.ui; put to it.
- Work is also iioing on on the Organ
church. - This is one of the oldest church
es in this vicinity. It will soon reach its
century. There' is a ereat d al of le
pairing neing aoueon n, among wnicu is
a tin root being-put on, and tne clay in
the cracks removed and cement put in its
place. ,
The 'daughters of Mr. M L. Barber
were thrown from u buggy on Sunday
hist, by the horse -tun dug away. -They
were dahcd agaiusi a -batik of dirt but
iiu serious damane was dune.
The brandy "distilleries are carrying listing of five cars. J wo ot these were
the; day iu i his m -ighborhiMHl. The bush- completely demolished ami a third uver-
es arc fu;l sind some of them are being turned. '
run ou ihu blind. 0;mT fellow is making Tiie cngine of the Rockaway train
eve wate1. - - dashed tlirough the two rear cars and
If the Uiind lead the blind both shall was wrecked, the broken timbers bem
fail into the ditch. F. A. IioNNKT
And Seventeen Terribly Mangled in a
Collision.
Long Island City. Auirust 28. One
of the most fearful railroad tragedies that
ever occurred in this section happened
just after midnight bunday morning.
The Rockaway Beach train that left at
11 o'clock can into the Long Island Beach
traiu near Newton, while the latter wa
just pulling out of the block where it had
waited to allow aaolher tram to get a
safe distance ahead.
The iMuunailaii train Was a special con-
, Mr. W. T). Crew? a prominent citi
Z'uof Granviile county M dead.
ilev. F. S Starretle, ?who formerly
lived iirL'!i..rloite is tojstintii weekly
paper utCiiaptl ilill.
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An Oxford andl utsvi lie f rain ran
over and killed a white m-ii, ia Dur
fiuin Saturday alteruouii.
The Mt-senger says Hint 118 iiiiwai
ploj ed futnil ics were fed in VViliuiiig
toii last Saturday bj ciuLrihutions
made by the citizens. - . . ' '"'
llev. Dr. lial?,suninludntof the
Oxford Orphan Asylum is n noted as
say ing t hat ujj less money - comes in
speedily thirty eight of the orphans will
have to be dismissed. Contributions
t his year are few, it appear., aad t here is
pushing need of money. There are now
G child re u in the asylum.
YV. J. Poythress who up to "a short
time ago, wat an agent of the Singer
Manufacturing Co., at Concord, N. C,
was tried in the Criminal court at
Charlotte last week, convicted, and
sentenced to 4 years on the chain gang
for embezzling money of the said com
pany. Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 11. J. W.
Storry a white, man employed as woods
man at llerlong'a turpentine-camp, was
found murdered under an oak tree last
night on the outskirts of Lake City; He
was last seen with a inau named David
sou. The two had been . takiug iu the
town over Sunday. Storry's head was
crushed iu both before and belaud and
he lived only a short time, lie formerly
belonged iu Dooley couuty, CJa.
Yokk, Pa, Aug. 22.--About two hun
dred disability ijeostous have been
uspended. already in York couuty.
This is nearly one-fourth of the whole
number in the county. Among the
unfortunates is an eld man named
Topper, a Democrat and a Catholic.
Fopper celebrated Cleveland s re elec
tion with a keg of beer.
A very serious accident occurred in
Goldsboro yesterday just as the train
from Wiiunngtou pulled in
A son of Mr. Will Hunter was rid
ing a bricycle along the street aud a
man in a sulky was driving rapidly in
tbe opposite direction, both looking at
the train, .when they collided; the bicy
cle was smashed all to pieces, and
young Hunter was run over by horse
and sulky. He was terribly injured,
his breast torn open and his leg broken
His injuii 's are thought to be fatal.
X. 0. Chronicle.
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xscrtption to eUhtrTbe CaiumUab Airrlcullur jt
l he Ladles' ltova? lUc uint, two ot tbe cbolcrat
istntrd pertodlCAls of tbe day.
TUBEU DOLLARS A WEEK
FOR LIFE.
DKKX IS A SAP FOB BlAINT P KOTLK TB
Lataw Tuisa Oct. ,
In order to Introduce The r&nii.n A4..ni,n
rlst Into Nw boinea, toe publlsbera bato dkld
to present an unosaalir AUracUve tWArd uai for
their ret Eighth Half YeArty Utenrr AacUob
iwi me wuiuucr ut iwi, wBtcB CKMetuct. L They
rnujrwi into a wni Atrieemeat to dat
llow to H ACCRA a Kawabk Those who Orcome
laBecemanrlslo take a lew nheta uf mwr ..
make aU i he words j-o ctn oat of the letters Iu the
turee words. "World's Columbiaji Kviwttin
ADdsendtlietntoas, Inclosuij i tor six toonth
or T
Illustrated
The sender ot the largest list wUI receive S3 per
" " jbu, i,ov m Koia; ara. sooo; 4in.
ttun MU, $to; cthuTlcket (o ih wocia Klr Aud
ten days expenses; pUnos. orrans, ladVea' And
Kents, gold and silver WAtches. surer tea serTleeH,
duuuondrtnes,AnAoTerlO.j other rewArds. n.
klny altogether the mo-t TalUAble prUA UM ever of.
rred bj any pabuatoer. bend tor pruned list of
twiiucr ii utn luurrx.
Itcues. 1. Foreurn or obsolet words not count.
ed J. Letters cannot be used oftener than thar
AppeAr In the words World's Columbian Kxpol-'
not bo used, because there Is but on -A" In' the
turee words, etc. 3. Names ot persons And plser s
burred. 4. No charge tor pAcxI&g or shipping, but :
All prize winners t hi be expected to help us to ex-1
leclonr clrculauon. t. All Usta eonutnlng orer
1J0 correct words will receive a special reward.
Judgas. The following well-known gentlemen
have consented to act as jadges And wla see lhAt
the priz are fairly awarded Oonuuodor CAk-utt.
(PropilctorCAlcutl's lta of MteAraers), Peterbor
ough. And Mr. W. Koberitioa. President Ttmea prin
ting Company, Peterborough.
oests Waktid We pay 1 tol per d Ay sAlary
(no commission) to uicn, women, boys sad girts.
Write for particulars. Kegtster All money letter.
Address, Aokiccltcbist Pes. Co., (Ltd), Peterbor
ough, Can Ada.
hid Xr?i ' -Ci" A . JbL
the
One of them will do
usuallv rentiireti of
work
This is no idle talk we mean it. Na doiibt it
looks big toyou7 but their Purchasing Power
during the remaining days of our CLOTHING
SALE will bo greater than ever before. If you
will come into our store during the remaining
days of this sale we will prove o you this fact
)Ve MUST reduce this stock to make room tor
our Fall and Winter goods. ?
We are rcceivih- our Fall goods and will take
great pleasure, in showing them to vou. -7 "
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When George Francis Train was on
the top rung of prosperity, and before
he became craukv, he turned over
$2J0,IK)0 to his daughter to guard
.g;ii;it c-n! ingeiicis. He now re
ceives from her $12 a week, the sum
Kxed by himself, $5 of which he spends
fur a room aud i for board and inci
ilentais. He says if he had another
dollar he wouldn't know what to do
wiih it. Traiu was at one time one
DIJulian&Sons
Call nottce to the fact that thy bAV rsmoved
the Hiock from their store room under the Central
Hotel to their old store-on Fisher StrtAt. We hsve
MORE GOODS tnnwcnke Ior.
and In order to reduce our stock will offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS
for the next
THIRTY DAYS IN DRY GOODS.
Call and be convinced that we can save you
money by buying from us,
D. R. JULIAN & SONS.
NorwoouT Notes.
This p:irt of the business world is still
lull and farmers are blue over the dul-m-rs
of tbe iuoify market, so.if there are
any s: rayjloll.r around riali.sbu.ry and
no one to claim them plcae send them
down this way.
Xir. 1). II. l'erry, -while crossing Rocky
driven into its boiler aud machinery iu u
friirhtful manner.
On these broken timbers were empaled of the leading spirits in the great eu-
a number ot passengers whose sulleriugs ternrises of tlie day.
were terrible.
A man left the scene and walked hur
riedly to Long Island City for help, but
it was an hour before the rescuers, with
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a numoer oi pnicana, .eacucu u.r A dispatch to the Enquirer fr..m
scene. - i ... , . , , , - ,
The dead and wounded were extracted ttlutlton, inu, says mac jack uousn,
Executor's Notice,
llavinur uualilied as executor of the
last will aud testament of Naucy C
Liugle, deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons holding claims against said
deceased to present tnem to tte unaer
sinned, duly authenticated for payment
on or before the 25th day of July, istH
or this notice will be plad in bar of their
recovery. And all Dereons indebted to
said deceased are hereby notinea to make
mmcdia:e payment ef said lndebteaness.
This he 24th day of July,
R. CULBERTSOK, JXtT.
Born in a Coffin.
and broueht to Long Island City, two ol a prominent farmer, charged with pui-
. . . ... i.... .i i.... I t iin tv-i mm f ii on i. r i in suveiiLPen ti viii? I cnn i n ir ,i77i 1.1 iv arr.ir iwiruvina iwr
a .ii lo liei- nuiis oeiwceu iui in .. . . -rf - j,,,, .v....j...0 ..v..,
. ... , u.. I i i I i f t
ins wa'-un wheel, l he n;;n measurea 3 o .j. narrcwiy escapeu lyucning ounuav
yX IlcrU IS UUUUv ilo iu uj ua iu wtamc
Engineer.O Lu Donaldson, of the Hock a -
sn r j ti ! n
kept by Keeper Nutt, were set at safety, was seen to throw a package into her
and the fog was -so dene he did not see yanl, which she picked up. Soon after
the train until too late aud ouly had time ;sj,e Jje jn awful agony. The remains
to shut dowu brakes, reverse his lever, ,vere exh timed and it was found that
when ho aud his hreman jumped tor . ,. . .. . i i
IMhM V ' m 11V niviit tio ws a iva .x aa w-'aa
River one day lasi week, hala large cat
iliClK1?. ,
Mhvl,'iini!ie Ingram of Lilesville, is
visiting her-daughter, Mrs. W. F. Shan
kle, this week.
' Mr. J no. W. Lentz, of Richmond county
is speialing a lew days with his father,
Mr. E;i Lentz.
Died, on last Saturday at her home
- ii .i .ii.: l i i T
night, tne raou oeing ciiiueu. Lrzie
had accused Roush of her ruin and he
near Union Hill, Mrs. Margaret Kendall",
wile of Mr. Frank Kendall.
Mr. Thos, Colsou is ou the sick list this
week. We, hope he will soon be out
again. .
M r. DC Swariugen, their former clerk,
will leave next Monday for Baltimore
where he will take a 2-years course in
pharmacy.
Mr. ii. I). Blaloek left on Monday's
train for New Trinity, where he will euter
School.
The storm of wind and rain which pass
e
Mrs. Roush' lirst hits-
t W At I! Ak
ThPt lflvir n-fis found reversed when the m Comn.
eiiKiue was examined. band died suddenly while ltousli was
Keener Nutt claims that the eijjnnh court iu her some years aro. but susni-
were uot set at satety, anu mis was iouuu clolls were quieted.
IU "V i rue louiiy.
Strict in Vftetiirut ion is beinsr made so
as to place the blame on the proper per-1 Brunswick's Appeal.
SOIlS. - " T lt,Ar.aAnla st Itio ITi.Ifft.l Snts.
The Brunswick, Ga., relief committee
X desires to place lefore the country the
He Cut to Kill.
n,.,.v-. .,-t, a ;..r.,cf on V.mimI actual state ot anairs of tnis place, w nne
nct..-.oivw, v. : ..i
i m,. uni iu - - i i ... , . . i i i i ncrc nuvc wtu iuico nuuuuuucu umv
1 throuiih this section on -last Kunday muii u ma iuui.ti.o ur.u, . Ilf v,low fover and it ia honed there wt
uiirht and Monday did considerable dam- brutal attack to-day at 14 o ciock upon b others, the destitution aud sutTerim;
age U- the corn and cotton crop, blowing nls wtfe, Lvdta lhompsqii. Hiatt entailed is as great as if there were an
went to the shanty where his wife was epidemic. Our every avenue of susteu-
it wort- w-.iclii nr .lnrht4 Hir back ance is cut off, our workshops are closed
belVg - turned toward him she did ftoriea deserted, our entire business
. l A-i i :i urostratetl, aud under the most favorable
not notice ins emmiic iiuui ne saiu: .otKiitjons 8ome time must elapse before
"Lyd, I have come to kill you, and at .4 resUmptioii of business. We reluctant-
once gr.ihbed her by her throat and y appeal to tbe generosity of a charita-
commenced stabbing her. She was hie people to sustain us through the or-
iHt '...its.. n , hrtad and shoul- dea. The sit uatiou has beeu thoroughly
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down trees and fences. The Carr Acad
emy (col.) was blown down aud badly
damaged. Boskie.
Cottonville Locals.
We bad a very heavy rain Monday and
hard wind, doing much damage to corn,
cotton, fruit trees, etc.
The death angel has visited this com
You
IN PRICED !
Know from
l Experience We
Mean What We Say!
We .now offer All of Our Goods at
Qveatly Reduced Prices!
SALISBURY PRODUCE MARKET
REPORT.
Corrected tceekly by ZbJJVf n d Sons
Butter, h)
neeswax,
Bacon, (conntry)
Lard,
Corn. bush.
Meal,
Irish potatoes,
Onions,
Oats.
Wheat,
Flour, per sack
Poultry, hens, each
Spring chickens, "
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44
44
12J to 20
00 to 20
lHto 12
12Jtol4
50 to 52
00 to 00
40 to 50
00 to 50
00 to 35
00 to 00
$1.75 to 2.75
25 to 30
12 to 17i
10
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GLQTHINfi (CO.
Continue To Give
Advertuement of a lost Day.
Tbe Bftlisburv Roller Mill i anld 105
bg of Hour, Tuesday 29th. They are
running n full time and selling as fast
M they cab make it, This flour was all
cwusmacd iirthis city, Imt 3 bags going
to the country." Mr. J. S. MCCubbius,
uwuaer, says if sales continue as good
tey will be -compelled to ruu at uight.
ihUspouks well for their goods.
There was a pleasant entertainment
given by the young-people of Mt. Tabor
church last Friday night, consisting of
rending, recitations, tableaux, a magic
,ante?" show, -etc. After the entertaiu
lueut refreshments of all kinds were
rved. The receipts amounted toil's.
A good many from the city went out and
returned well pleased with 'theft trip.
Our readers will please excuse any de
- ficieuciies in the paper ; while the editor is
f! 4 he local editor has had verv lit-
l,6 exnerieni-tt n tho ..i;rw;.ii iiunori.
"eat, and owing to tliis lack of experi
ence ajKl extra amount of work thrown
ufHu him, he begs the indulgence of the
aders of the Watchman for any defi
f weueies therein.
Kfnni-f. .t . .....
1-v.i, iiUU1 ine country say mat tne
cros are seriously damaged by the
Qrta- c'orii and tobacco are especially
j imaged, corn being blowu so flat that a
great part of it will rotund the tobacco
v -a 9 6p .ifc to shreds bv the wiud
eauvassed aud the appeal is not prema
ture. We are here to stay "
innv " Th folorpd nmnlA h
morning irom a . , - nt uar aii tbia . V " f i "s rpu
ll nfciflrnuM Mm. ITiiiiiIaII had I uuv '" "t4 ".. an inucpeuucunippcii ior AIU... f
iM'k f I ' v v kf.m - - - i , . i . - . . i i : i . x i i . i a -i ; j :
!-.. r ir..j..i l i mt : i . .1 . n I eauvasseu
muuity u.yMu. .una. rev ivcimm., aers. 1 Here were nine cuisuiiogeiiici.i , ... . 2- flr.w. nnmfi wlmt
ir .,f it. p: Knd l died about l L. u . .M .i kJure. e are here to stay come u
, . V -ir; Vi i ' " . i ne pilVKiCiaus iu awieimaucc uci i n
o cioeic .ast cnaiuruay morning irom a
I1UI sicikUl-ss. iiiis.ivoimaiiuu . . , . . ... . i . .
lived to bo vcrv old Bbe was a cood aiternoon anu mere uu proujoj.ii,j nei iuim uro uuv sucui m uuus 1Mv
christian lady aud was loved by all who of her recover;. Hiatt immediately visions broadcast, but all who are able to
knew her. , gave himself up to the authorities, and work are piyen employment at cleaning
Mr. Wm. Ramsey, while turkey hunt- stttU.d .j,. ne he had foiled her. UP the 8trcel!l-
inglast week, was accidentally shot by His intention was to get a pistol and "7I7T
S,ver 1 a y W lH.t his wife and the" kill himself, but $100 Reward $100.
Snnie of our neonle irot bitten hv the failinj' to do this he borrowed a com- TK ilfiP. (,f .i,;, n:.ner will be
"vtirra ofihe stiTl'' last week and werelmon pocket knife with which he did pjeay(i ejifn that there is at least
lliatt ana uis wire n.w li),1.ou,i0
iAusa that science has
till V VltVIIVIVM A '
been able to cure in all its stages, and
t hat is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires aconjdi
utional Ireament. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood ind mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
very sick for a while. I the work.
Mr. C. W . W est has bought a "fine new t r , toiZetiier for ; a number of
Uuf?.. i?. f num...u Years, as Hiatt was so trifling she
.31 r. Ol eye i ui Lilian, vi aiwuiai w I - - ,,, . j 1113
; t.-n tSit. Thm-mlav. I would not allow him around. He had I
Thomas A. Davis is coins to enter threatened her life before, but had
school atPalmerville soon. failed up to this time to accomplish his
. - i
Mr. W. P. Crump is going to make an
addition to his dwelling of a new dining
purpose.
mom.
The protracted meeting at Zion church TENNESSEE DEPEEADOSS.
lastjveek resulted in the conversion of 1 M-UmlDjrton star,
By Mrs. Lydla II. Slgourney.
Lost! lost! lost!
A gem of countless price,
Cut from the living rock
And graved in liradi?e, :
Set round with three times eight'
Large diamonds clear and bright.
LotL Where the thought!! throng
In fashion's rnnzc wind,
Where trelleth folly' ong,
Leaving dng behind;
Yet to my hand, 'twA gia
A golden hArp to buy,
Such a tbe white-robed choir Attun
T deAthles minlrlij.
Lostl lost lost!
I feel all scArch in vain;
ThAt gem of countless cot
Can ne'er be mine Again;
1 offer no reward.
For, till these hearts-stringi ever,
. . i :
I know that heaven-iniruncu
Is reft away forever. "
But when the seA And Una
Like burnin? scroll hAve fled,
1 11 see it ia His hand
Who judgeth quick and dAd
And when ot acAthe And lo,
That men CAn ne'er repAir,
The deAd inquiries meet mf fcnri,
What shall I answer ther?
Summer Goods way Low Down I Down I I DOWN ! !j
Carpets and Mattings at prices never heard of before for good
quality. A lot of Fine White Goods at prices which
will make you buy them, even if you don't need them.
E,SH0E3 close out at 2." percent. les than. COST ! JEJI
Come and get Your Share of Our Bargains !
LITTIAl &' LICHTEBEIi
S. Corner Main and Inniss Str's, SAMsnrrty, N. Cr
-U-WMJ' MM UA UUI
Will
for the next 30 DAYS to make room
for their FALL STOCK which will
soon be in.
A few suits left that we can give 50 per cent. DISCOUNT
on former priees,some at 3:-, "LOTS'- of them at 25 per cent.
These hijr discounts sound "funnv" hut there is a "secret" to it
that enables us to do just what we say.
All styles of Hats, Trunks.-) alines, Grips, Shawl-straps, fcc,
and the best and cheapest line of
five aud one admissiou-to the church.
The expect e
not come off.
Visirvti i.E Antnist 2Ti.-A rosse of foundation of the disease, and giving
nature in do
le proprietors hare
m I A
The expected weaamgot last wees am . , i .It . i. h. i Luildinvun lb.
' o ,. ..HM..1.12 Mmiifiul t r urroc in ln I lull T. vtrn lt 11 lV DllUUiniT UJ lUc
..jjg nriue'Toom a air. ""'r0" " w un.u vuv ,.. ..w...q--. -j w
C . , " I I. I L 1 .. . I . . - ! . .. t" 1 ' . .
n:i. r... IVud Virrii.i f a.1 to a uanu oi coioreu roouers iu a uous-e ucur cotntitutioil ami assisting
t I I I llll'l I. UUJ V ASM" I . . I
ind Miss Bettie is nompsou s hiauon av uu chi iy uour inis ,u;r,s, W0lk. ,TI.
lftwiiK tl trmibltri bear. moruiug, wueu wverui suow were urcu -.,..1, i, ,:U 1 .a i-nriitive DOWerS.
Last Thursday night some one at Rocky by the inmates ot the house, 'lhe posse - f Hnndred Dollars
River Springs ut Mr. I. S. Henderson's -turn tne nre .ustauny Kin ng iitu - j - ure
-J Q UrOKe I lVu WUV V A VUV W LAVA A ti,ll 1 " J - w
r k; Mo thinVe hf uer, a memocr 01 mc vinsv was wouuutu ror use or lesiiiuoumis.
knows who did it, and bell
innt .lrttli t.ia orwl nnrtains a
. - 1 ... . . I..nM inAinlMl. ftf tlia HA A' O II' .11 1 1 1
elieves it was by a bullet in the hand fired by Thomp- ,iai ess. F. J. CllF.NEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Ill
1 1
on the market Just rec d. to-day a nice "new line ol Negligee
Shirts for only 1.00.
We claim to be LEADKKS in Gent's Furnishings. Our.
customers claim that we are LEADERS in Low Prices. "SEE!"
Yours anxious and able to please.
ClOTlbWCO.
SALISBURY, H. C. FIRE CLUf HlcnS.
ROSEBS
mmmmmmmammwmsKMmmmcsaaaBBBammmat.
done for spite.
Jug. H. Jiux.
. 1 r. . 1 ... . -ii . I
i&oiijusc Detore tue latter was Kiueu-i .i.i i.v nr,1(Triti
I ' " " vn' .. . n
in jail to await trial.
- Inflamed itching:, burning, crusty and
The s.'uly skin and scaly oil iufants soothed
river is rpnnrtoil oti -.-o. ftiaimfi onrl iiirpd bv Johnson's Oriental 8oan.
and the crops so submerge 4 that the Sole by Edwin Culhrell Salisbury lj . p. i
gS BROWN'S lilOfl BiTTZP.S
Curtm Indigestion, BUiousnes. Dypflsia. M.ila
riu, Nervtovsncn, and (ioneral Debility. I'hysi
riaus reeutunicud it. All dealers Ml it. Genuine
hfM Uadtt mark aud crossed rc-d Hues uu wrair
Marion, AngnstSO.-Tfce jurt .in i the
case of the State against J. T. On Inn,
.i:,.r f the Krpe Luice. for libel, came
evi uui v- ,
in at 11:15 a.m. to-day anu announeeo.
that they couhl not agree and a uiislri
al was had. The defendant is bound in
the sum Dt $1,000 to' appear -at next
......t n;a i.ist half the1 amount of
Cltllb. M f- Z. , . o
bud. TBewffTttOTd 8f
acquittal aud four f&ffioii fiction.
Vou want good, pure goods at low prices, don't you ? Tlien go to
JULIUS EARNHARDT'S,
where are kept PUKE FRESH GK0CEKIE8, uch as Flour, gord country
Hain Potatoes (seed and eating), Cabbage, and everything el you want
KUo a new line of GOOD SHOES, which I am offering Very Cheap.
A-full line of DUY GOODS and NOTIONS always kept in stock.
gAttention, Farmers! I am now also sellii.g the
BANNER FERTILIZER
cheap for cah, or on time. Call to .-re me ln-fore biding elsewhere.
J. S. Troutman.
T. J. Rab
or
Fits, dizziness, hysteria, wakefulness,
wul dreams and softening of the brain
quickly cured by Maguetic Xeryine.Sold
by Edwin Cuthrell Salisbury N. C, 1
radODimnXIbtt
' cand at bosio withf
at pAiAbBaM of pi
licnlAnsrat FREE.
BJC.WOOLLEY.M.D.
ttaau, Cb, 02ic Wl.ii4;hAl.ls
C. B. Webb.
WEBB, TROUTMAN & CO
I'llOl'ItlETOltS
Salisbury Marble Works.
LAROB VARIETY OF MARBLE ON HAND TO SELECT FROU-
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1