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.them at.,6.2. 1
iV nobby sack suits, single and double breasted, just the thing for business,will
lii t, wears like Iron, in Cheviots, &e, &c. Country people are oeginning
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realize
that a CHEVIOT SUIT wMcrotwear any' other kind. They are worth
11.00 and 12.00, you can buy them Now at U75 and 7.50.
Men's Black and Blue-black WORSTEDS, round and square cut, the best in the
market worth 15.00 reduced to 9.50. -
The best suits you ever saw are a lot of YOUNG MENS SUITS in all styles
worth 15,00 Our Price Now is 9.75.
.Come in and let us show you that we are selling GOODS AT COST. 27.50
suits cost21.50; 22.50 suits cost 16.50 and 15.50; 16.50 suits cost 12 00.
It is .getting cold now and you will want OVERCOATS. We are selling them at almost your own
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rice. v c nave uue mitMoi wui Lii i.i;u wc ai ociiiu at .v. v yunic aiju sec lor yourselves ana riiaKe
Sections as our stock is rapidly melting away.
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can make money on them.
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WE INTEND TO SLAUGHTER PRICES WHETHER WE GET COST OR NOT
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
tltv rtsicl Comiti'V.
S WT50N, I.1H AI. ASU1TY KDITOK.
uIinbJliy," the fine race liorse of RPV Ilad:iw:,v, chapUiin of the
Maj. Coil, of Concord", died Wedues- Houe of Representatives, died Thurs
d;iy night. day tho 20ih.
C. F. King, a voluminous-writer has The Concord Standard says that Dr
resigned his position on the Atlanta Favne, wlio has heen OMite sick, is now
Journal and is now with the Atlanta improving
leiitld. Kintjiisa tar heel.
THURSDAY November 2. 5893.
'..i; hliLjiiijiO boy is ahroiaj in tl
Aiiiik'Nuithiieul is seriously sick
ji'it"!iiii - -
rettonier Jxpositiou, Maxlon, N.C.;
W ik w !vd Q1. S. Brown & Co
V:itH'r 1 1 vvill jmy-you.
frrv f-kiiiner and Cv Thomn'on
t iu thauU 4tuuKu in Couconl yes
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Joseph Hum p!e, of Djerita, Meck-
wgwuutv, dicl last ThurHUy, age
& name of the post office, Richie's
Manly county has been cliangerl
(?ret to learn that llev.fDr. C. M
w of Concord, i confined to hUbet
c.atca, aud hope he' will soon be
Ma.
vdckI of the rrebhyterFan churcl
Carolina met in TuHoro Tues-
v. J)r, Kumple atid Dr. Sum'
'" Mended the. meeting.
f !i't & Kinorlv receive select
'erfiM, Wednesday's and Satur-
' -H lively, '-.'call and ive them
U'V V'r rrfnii tit 1 v .
Mrs. Caldwell, wife of editor Caldwell,
of the Charlotte Observer, fs alarmingly
ill in SUitcsvilie. The latest bulletins
concerning her say she isio better. Dr.
John Whitehead is assisting in attend
ing her. We hope she may soon recover.
The meeetiug at the Baptist church
increases in interest nightly. Rev. Mr.
Jenkins is a forcible preacher and his
preachiug attracts large crowds
Much good has already been done' and
we hope much more will be accoin
plished.
"rreti.i tern that a little son
fr-M.iirrv tVJ! .....1 k.1... l.: l :..
Jwwhii playing last Thurs-
McTrt4y, who lvasleen clerki
I Mriii; tur t he p;ist two vears.
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apition with Marsh &
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r r- fc.UUy, of Danville, Va.,Aut
- - -m in county, was in town
ott JjU way to Norwood
parents
to
ni that U,v..l.D. Shirey ha.
rtS hru.i. i e xt .1 ..
' -luriii. r ixortn caroli-
'-at Mount Plesant, to take
otui;
IV.
11' McLean, Director of Mu-
AVHHcott Institute, Decatur
, iss Bessie; "daughter of Dr
Thursday evening.
Dr. Schaff, an aged and popular phy
sician of High Point, died in that place
Wednesday night.
Jno. M. Wagoner, for two montli3
associated with the Charlotte Obsccer,
died Saturday morning after a days'
illness. .
Hardly half of the cotton in East
ern Cabarrus has been picked. Some
fields have not been touched, says the
Standard.
j The Mooresville Register says: De-
W'e are glad to learn from the Char- pnty Sheriff Krider of Rowan was here
lotte, Observer that, the Charlotte Dramat- Saturday looking tor Henry McKorkle
ic Club has arranged to play its latest (colored) who was wanted for larceny
cast, "Dollars and CenU," in the Salis- but faUed to find him.
bury opera house the last week in No
vember. Salisbury will welcome the The Concord Standard says that C.
clftb by a full house. L. Sims of that place has purchased of
If you Owe this paper anything, please JT. M. Harrison, of Mill Bridge, a fine
pay iti We can't run a paper without a Jersey heifer known as "Alice of Mill
little cash to pay for paper, ink, etc We tJriJ2t "
can live on sweet potatoes and pereim- P
moiis, but paper manufacturers won't Wash Alexander, colored, who lives
take 'em in puymeut for our blank paper, near Barts Rowan county, and his son
Please bear this in mind. We have George, became involved in a fight and
wauea long enougti.
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.ivenoen iio.mes, jr., was accidentally faU tngt raz0f an(1 cut ,lU father on .
.snot by his brotner, truest, while rabbit ., " , , i Ai
. .. . . . ... the head, in the side and across the
hunting l nday. Eruest shot at a rabbit 1 . . -
ileubeu being in range of the gun, re- hfUld' inflicting serious injury, for
ceived a part of the load in his left hand which he was promptly arrested and
and right leg. Two shot entered his lodged in jail. Strange as it may seem
baud and six his leg. The wounds are whiskey had nothing to do with this
very painful but not serious. affair
The funeral of Dr. Price, late president
of Livingstone College, was largely at- - .
tended last Friday by both white and ' A person is prematurely old when
colored people. The remains were in- baldness occurs before the forty-fifth
t erred on the grounds of the institution year. Use Hall's Hair Renewer to
which be was instrumental in. founding, keep the seal rT healthy and prevent
Messrs. Theo. F. Kluttz, L. H. Clement, baldness.
R. Lee Wright and J. A. Ramsay acted
as hondra"ry pall bearers. '
The question of paying the teachers Dallas Tex. Oct. 27. About 15,000
f the graded school has been much people saw Lena Hill pace a mile in a
liscussed here' this week. The city rrtCe m 2:13J to-day. It was the fast
treasury is empty and the theachers est ,leat eVer PaCed a 2year-oId and
can't get pay even for the past two establishes a new 2 year-old record.
-non th work. The public school fund
is not available until the first of Janu- - T,ie inU an m',scle are so lubril
.ry so that they will have to go unpaid cake Hood's Sarsaparilla th.it all
uitil that time unless people pay their rheumatism and stiffness soon disap
tdwn ta?, pears, (jiet only Hood's. '
Lit. Qilead Locals.
Correspondence Watchman.
We had a very heavy killing frost
31st inst.
Rev. Mr. Barrett, of Candor preach
ed a practical sermon in the Baptist
church here last bunday night.
Rev. K. A. MeLeod and family, Mr.
N. G. Nicholson and Miss Lula Shore,
went to the Narrows the 28th inst.,
where Mr. McLeod filled an appoint
ment. During the protracted meeting at
Tabernacle last week, Mr. . 1.
Hearn's mule got frightened and ran,
throwing Mr. Hearne, wife and child
out of the buggy and hurting Mr.
Hearn very badly. A bad gash was
cut between his .eyes. The buggy was
completely torn to pieces.
Mr. J. E. Uhrd, the clever cotton
buyer of Norwood, passed through
town this week and gave us a pleas
ant call.
Messrs. W. F. and 0. A. Haywood
have their store house up and weather
boarded. Thev exect to have in a
stock of goods by the last of this
month.
of two years standing. Mr. Kimery was
an old man when he died, and belonged
to the Missionay Baptist church, but he
has now gone home to pet his reward in
the beautiful home of God.
Some of our boys weie paying their
respect to some of the fair sex near Por
tersStatian last Sunday.
Mr. W. R. Upchurch is some worse now
with the cancer that has-been botheriug
him so long. Cuyler,
Cottonville Items.
Correspondence Watchmao.
Farmers are about through gathering
their corn and are beginning to sow
wheat, and are hustling at a lively rate.
Ouossura hunters are getting plentiful
and old 'possum aud utater" is swinging
Coldest -weather to day we have bad
during the "melee" the son produced rthw season. WW1"0'
& . n nd farmers can dnr their potatoes.
Tf anvbodv has any meat to t?ive away
please recollect Cottonville. There was
a man killed a pig last week but he wait
ed until night, put his ehiiuren in uea
and hid the hair for fear somebody would
6ndit out, so we have been informed.
Luckily he did for we are getting rusty.
Mrs. Lou Crump, of Polkton, who has
been sick here for the past three weeks
is improving some and will probably be
able to go home this week.
The youug people had an old time can
dy eating frolic at Mr. H. L. Kendall's
last Sat urday uiht; aRerward a "fan
dango" that made us think of the old
ante balluui days.
Mr. W. H. G. Watkius and family will
leave tomorrow for Concord, where they
will make their future home. We regret
to loose them very much, especially the
girls, and hope they will prosper in their
move. , .....
Mrs. Lucy McSwain is on the sick list
t-li is vck.
Mr. J. H. Norwood has bought him a
buggy. Hurrah Johnny! .
Last Sunday four of our citizens got into
a row, but no damage was done. Cause
supposeto have beeu brandy.
..... nio-ht.T Tom Morton, ot
JLOSb L 1 1H CI J 'fa
All diseases of the skin cured, and
lost complexion restored by Johnson's
Oriantal Soap. Sold by Edwin Cuth-
rell Salisbury N. C.
ONE-HUNDRED DOZEN
French - Woven - Corsets,
Which we have bought of a Factory going out of busincs--, we
offer at the following prices:
French Woven Corsets worth 1.25 at
French Woven Corsets worth $1.50 at
French Woven Corsets worth 12.00 at
64eenU.
7-ficnts.
OJkrents.
We direct the attention of our"read
ers to the advertisement of Simmons
Liver Regulator on another page. We
have used the. medicine in our family,
and are prepared to say from experience
that for a torpid liver or a disorded
stomach it is a good remedy. When
travelling we usnally carry some in our
valise. From the "Christian Visitor,"
SmithfieldN. C.
IRZE-A-ID CASH
Has procured us a big lot of
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
Which we will sell at less than regular Wholesale Pries.
P.'i!
nnr linfs of TlrRssirnntls anil Triims is low Conn, from ciieai
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UP TO THE LATEST IMPORTED NOVELTIES.
We are sure to be able to please you in quoting,Styie and Price.
rou have nevea seen a nicer line of Cloaks for Ladies, Mise and Children
as we are exhibiting now. We offer them at very Low Prices. Come
and get your choice now, when all tire sizes are complete.
and EB.irjro.s,
The biggest selection in town, which we will sell at prices to suit your pocket
book. Our Stock is complete with reliable goods, as we positively
decline to handle trash. Your Good Money deserves Good
Goods, and you can fiud them at low prices at,
Littmann & Lichtenstein.
The Uuited States Senate resembles
the debating society that argmjl the
question whether Bill Smith's barn
burned up or burnedjdown, and finally
decided that "it did." New York
World- .
Magnetic Nervine quiets the nerves
drives away bad dreams, and gives quiet
rest and peaceful sleep. Sold at Ed-
Tlli,,.. Strictly in the Lead Again
ford Brownstone Companies quarries - , V--,,f;f.,l i;ro
are both in operation, getting out ma-j with z. Large. Well-selected anateaufafal lina
terial for the Worden building now in
course of construction in Philadelphia.
This building will be nine stories high
and will require 8,000,000 brick. The
Sanford company will furnish all of
thetone work, aud now have 25 cut
ters at work.
of
Filiil WINTER bflflBa.
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oOROGERS CLOTHING CO.
Johnson s Magnetic Oil kills all pains
whetlv r internal or external. Sold at invite vou to call and SCO for yourself that tlu v an- s llii;
Edwin Cutluell's Salisbury N. C. ; Finest (;00(.s for the Least Money ever known m i his r,;.,
A number ot nice suits ajreauy turn m .an ui .
before.
;flrn i nendiu? to build
i AoUatritla oni rtlfivina . SeaOIl.
knitting ruins at r our l3,.st
5,000 hands.
men have said to us, "Your new goo-
Our
The Silver Agitation
tv,o ;ivpr aintation is making a
areat stir but the benefits from it will i
ii. nAn.n'jron wn.it i lit- iiit.-i- m - n
Charlotte; was cutting up in town and oe ami. h k Simmons H J g
tore off one corner of Mr. Henderson's ment It ttgitate. the j lfa
"Mr Jake Kimery north of here died j fer rtnd cureH Biliousness and Sick SALISBURY, H. C.
last Saturday night Irom an old deseas.-1 iieadache. 1
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heat anything Lav, over ,
line is Complete m every ut-wn. - -r..
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Yours anxious and aoie to pieae.
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FINE CL0THIER8.
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