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THE CJ tes; v.. m WM. H. STBFAET, PnbllBbed Br WMnwdJiy at 120, . wet -C3ret smlhM Subscription Priot $1 per mr itrlctly cull in ttdructt - Entered u second-class matter Jan. 19th. 1M5, at the post ofloe at Sails burr, N. d, under tlit act of Congress of March Srd, 1W7. . da ugbter dlplr. and Mfsl D, M Lverlv. audi&ivhii Lii&le G., were qui etly married at the home of the Rev. R. L. Brown, at Faith, last Thursday' evening. -Miss Lyerly was in school at Crescent, and Mr. Lingle went there afte: her. She was married in her school dress aud he wore his every-day clothes, as they both ran, away, but after ward stopped in Salisbury, where Salisbury, N. C.. Nov. 8, 1905. If you should happen to run across any one, or any one else, who n$8 seen or heard of a town ,.8tatelient within the last four or five years, please refer him to one M. A. Shank. The greatest enemies this coun try has today is the favors-hunting voters. The fellows, who sell their votes and consciences to have an , official give him that which of right belongs to every citizen. The man who has do regard for the sacredness of the ballot and will get down in the ditch to assist in the election of an nn worthy of ficial is an enemy to his country and ought to be disfranchised. He is no 'more fit to be heard than a cat is to be shut up with a canary. It is hard to find a more con summate ass than the fellow whose reason or conscientiousness will allow him to act the hypocrite be fore an intelligent public. While euoh rny probably act on the pre sumptionJbhat tlje public consists of a gang df, ignoramuses, he only succeeds in showing his villainy. Congressman . Blackburn, ex pectmg to be re-elected to Con gress from this district, has made arrangements to build a residence at Wilksboro, and thus take the wind out of the sails of those who gay he ig Tnot 'a'resideiit of the district: " We do not wish to pose as an oimonent to nrosress. but ----- . .ft. A. M. w - Mr. Blackburn can easily afford to cut out . that part of his cam paign expens is, . Since Mayor Lyerly, of Granite Quarry, has decided that a police ofEcejr has a right to shoot a man who resists arrest, we suppose the Supreme COultcan be dispensed ith. We used t to ;::hiJ'g-;'aen in but that for. seV&rai more" than at new styles in matters ings. mmmmm.. . , - m ih t An8 I Ithey ed -her It M v lime.moro Fall VJ.Bf. Stirw'alt3littI;boy -was so badly burned Saturday morn-, ing that he died that afternoon. His clothing caught fire, and his mothtr had her hands badly burned in trying to save the little one, who was about four or live years old, . He was buried at Enochville Sunday afternoou. Rev. C. A. Brown, Organ church, preached the 'funeral to a larire their wedding clothes were ready J congregation of relatives and j.' . i m T i io.r mBm. me oriae r naving I friends. donned a beautiful silk traveling suit, they left immediately for Asheville, where they are spend ing their honey-moon 'The bride and groom are bcth very popular, aod they belong to two of the leading families of the county. They will reside in Salisbury. We wish them much happiness in their new home. James I). Dorsett Postmaster at Spencer. In the contest that has been con ducted for the last few months over the apppointment of a post master at Spencer James D. Dor- sett comes out winner. This is the result of Congressman Black burn recommeuding Mr. Dorsett. J. P. Crowell had the endorsement of the Rowan Republican Execu tive Committee, and is a very clever gentleman and a good Re publican ; but Mr. Dorsett, who is also a clever gentleman and a good Republican, had the backing of tall persimmon punchers, who succeeded in bringing down the plum, much to the delight of Mr. Dorsett and his many friends. Several ycung people from Faith. Battlement, who. are going to Mt. Pleasant high school-spent Sun day, with their parents. Among them are: Ivev Hoffner. Miron i - Fisher, David Ritchie. Joe Ritch ie. Arthur. Ritchie, Ed. Agner, Hob't Agner and Joe Fisher's daughter, whose name weiid not learn. Next vear several more will go from this settlement. Some people are looking for a granite quarry to lease for three years. If they can find one it will cause a great deal of money to be scattered in the county, and will help out all kinds of business. The free school commenced here Monday, with Misses Jilie Hen dricks, Sallie Cannp and Mollie Julian as teachers. Vends. i - mm a a .1- : a "W have a weil-desefved reputation as beini the lowest - priced Drug Store in Salisbury, but we did not gain that -.reputation by sacrificing quality for cheapness. With . us quality comes firstin importance..'- We handle good, snhstantiol, lound to-give-satisfaction drug store goods of evey kiad. That is the reason chance patrons be come regular customers at our store,' For high-grade prescription work, for dtrug store articles that 'are per fectly reliable and for prices unbeaten anywhere in Salisbury, ' GRIMES' DRUG STORE r- is the place. 126 North Main Street, ," mm 18 a3 o j i A m o i m o a o II o I o -m o i o 1 s m o 1 o fl - mm - f oooooooooooooooooooooooooo of Alonzo Smith Bound Orer to Court. When Policeman Myrick, Granite Quarry, attempted to ar rest Alonzo Smith, colored, some . . A. A. W. . 1 X. A- 1 1 MX --- ry, Smith lesisted and was shot in the leg by the officr. Smith had a warrant sworn out for the officer tor snooting mm. ina case was tried by Mayor Tyerly last Thurs day, who dismiised Mr.. Myrick and bound Smith over to court for resisting arrest. The properssettlement of this case will beef State-wide interest. Doings at Dunn's Mountain. Dunn's Mt., Nov. 6. This section has been visited by good showers, which were badly needed, as the ground was getting very dry and hard, and some of the farmers quit plowing. Calvin L. Kesler had a big corn shucking last Thursday night. In spite of the very inclement weath er, there was quite a crowd on hand to shuck the corn and then the bounteous repast prepared for the occasion.! Some of the boys had, "so they said," eaten nothing all dav. but the writer had fasted all week for the occasion. Mr. Kesler raised be tween 300 and 400 bushels. jantry are now the world isons wny tne -i-- rc government exist. If the lousands of innocent ib a part of the "freedom" have bo long sought, have been more worthily However, it may be illustration of the axiom i a bad government necessarily lakes a. bad people. It is absurd bo expect the mass of a people to be better than .the governing pow- er. Another tning tnat snow&p badly in this matter is the great pomp and show of religion by the Russians. If these things are a specimen of the fruits of the Greek Church's teachings, the sooner said ohnrCh goes out of business ' the better for mankind. Painters Narrowly Escape Death. While'Mess. Cha9. Lentz; Chas. Caubl and Fred. Roueche were at work on a swinging scaffold paint ing Klutz's drug store Friday morning a ope slipped, which sud denly tipped the scaffold and paused it to fall to the pavement, a The corn raised by Abram Mor gan on the farm abovf, Salisbury owned by the estate of the late Wm. A. Cauble has been divided, the estate getting nearly 120 bush els of rent corn. drop of about 25 feet. The ac cident took place near the stone i stteps on Ioni8S street, Lentz fall- irig on the steps and Roueche on prove her recovery. Rev. Ed. Fullenwider preached an excellent sermon Sunday, 5th instant, at Union E. L. church. He is the synodical missionary, and is soliciting funds to erect a Lutheran church at Lexington. Mrs. Minnie Leonard, of near Trading Ford, does not seem to improve very fast, but her friends and relarives hope that time will o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Headquarters for Is and Dress Cools Cloa th cellar door. Fortunately nei ther were seriously injured. Kouecue'8 hand was painfully cut by catching hold of a telephone wire. y 1 John S. Watson, a worthy farm er living about five miles from Salisbury on the Lincolnton road, has made a peculiar record that seems worth notice. Recently he hauled 1,800 pounds of cotton to : Lyerly's gin in a one-horse wagon. He got a bale weighin688 pounds from it. J3i: horse isnow nearly , 20 vears old and has never been shod. .'.'' Try hsjatohman, $1 a year. Negro Congressman's Fate. - August, Ga., Oct. 80. George Washington Murray, once admit ted to tne counsels of the nation as a member qf Congress from South Carolina, Negro though he is, will have ,to spend the next three years cracking rock and road building as member of the chain gang ot bumter county. The Supreme Court today denied the appeal of his attorneys for a rehearing, and the remittur went down this afternoon. His punish ment is for forging the names of ignorant Negroes t land leases. Terrific Race With Death. ''Death was fast approaching," writes Ralph. F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla.', describing his fear- Lful race with death, "as a result of liver trouble aud heart disease, which had robbed me of sleep and of all interest in life. I had tried many different doctors and several medicines, but got no benefit, un tiLI began to use Electric Bitters So wonderful was their effect, that in three days I felt like a new man, and today, I am cured of all my troubles." Guaranteed at all drug stores; price 50c' - ' The gang is doing some good work on our road, which is need ed. We need a county commis sioner on our road. There are several good men who could fill the place, if they would. For in stance, J. H. Frick and Calvin L. Kesler. Both of these gentlemen are capable and competent. Wheat sowing is about over. Bartlette. A TRAIN LOAD OF BOOKS Big Book Housb Failed Stock Must be" Sold at Once at from 10 to 50 Cents on the Dollar. THESE ARE SAMPLE PRICES Late copyrights were $1.50. Our price 38 cts. List includes "The Chris tian," "Call of the Wild," "Brewster s Millions," "Graustark.'' "The Cast away," "David Harm," etc. Encyclo pedia Britannica, 10 vols., .half leather, regular $36.00, our price $7.75. Charles Dickens complete works, 15 vols., reg ular $15.00,our price, $2.95. j .. Xmas Special. World's Best Poets Shakespeare, Longfellow and 48 others . DsLuxe edition, l ull Leather, padded , pure gold edges, regular $1.50, our price 70 cents etch. Every book guaranteed to be new, perfect and satisfactory, or yourjmottey back without question or quibbling 'Practically any books-or set of book you want at a fraction of th retail price ; while they last. Get our free bargain list before ordering. Save 50 to 90 per ce' t on Ohnstmas books. : -Write for it to day. The David B. Clarkson Co., Dept. 4, ll8-8t. . Chicago, 111. Carpets Matting Floor Oil Cloth As a special inducement to our friends in the country, we shall give an extra good dis count on all goods purchased from us, if you will take the trouble and cut this advertisement out of the Watchman and present it at our store. 20c wool dress goods for 12 and, lc. Heavy yard wide sheeting, worth now 8c, at 7c. Calico suitable for quilting at 4c. Outing worth 10c at 7ic. Laeies 10c hose at 5c DAVE TR HI , V. Wallace's Old Stand. OOOOOOOOOOOOOfOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o MILLINERY I MRS. J. A. MURPHY has th largeBt and most beautiful lm or Millinery to select from of anyone in Salisbury, and her prices nre the lowest. LATEST LEATHER HATS AND CAPS at 50 cents. 4 Ready-to-Wear flats from the cheapest to the finest Hats and Bonuets for Old Ladies as well as for Young Ladies, Misses and Children. STOVES HARDWARE! Call and.see our line of SHELF HARDWARE. Both Cooking , and Heating tTT' . . -m 1 k we are not to he undersold on anything Harness for Everything Call and see our line. i iiera i co., successors to D. A. Atwell Her goods and prices are right. D0NT FAIL TO CALL. MRS JNO. A..i PHY 201 S. Main Street, ' Corner Main and Fisher. . . , j- WOOd! Wood! Any one desiring to pay their subscription to the WatchwAn in wood4 can do so any time before had weather sets in. To Churn in from 5 to 10 minutes, buy the . I ' - - Mm AERATOR AND" SEPARATOR, easily cleaned ; makes the best of Butter. Call at C. PLYLER'S, 429 W. Fisher St., Salisbury, N. O. N. B. Washing Machines op Trial. Come and see them. 30 Days O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O COARSE SHOES OF ALL KINDS o o WORD ABOUT OUR SHOE STOCK. 'We bought our shoes this season from-the largest shoe factories in the United States and while -others are compelled to cry Higher Prices on Shdes, we are'able to sell at old prices and in many instances CHEAPER THAN EVER. ELKIN HOME-MADE SHOES We carry a full stock of their shoes for Men, . Women and Children. NOTHpSTO-BETTER MADE IN COARSE SHOES. : o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Our stock was never as complete as now. Children's coarse shoes, 6-8, at 48c. ; 9-12, at 75c. ; 13-2, at 85c. Women's shoes 85, 90c. and up. : : : : : u : EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. tiavinc quaxmea as exutor o Mrs. A. B. G. Brown, deceased of Rowan eounty, this is to no tify all ptjrsoi;s having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 6th dy of Nov, 1906, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate set tlement. This Nor. 6th, 1905. Burton Craig, F J. Murdock, Attorney, . Executor. I A Dr. WllliftTTia Indian PilA 11 II 1 LXOintment will cure BHnd.. I II II 1 r W Bleeding and Itching J i f I 4 ! Piles. It absorbs the tumors. H aiiays tne itcning & onc, acts BBas a poultice, gives Instant re lief. Dr. Williams' Indiap Pile Oint ment is pcepared for Piles and Itch ing of the, private parts. Every box is warranted. Bv dmeeists. bv mail on re ceipt of price. AO cents and $1.00. WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO.. Props.. Cleveland, Ohio. GOODMAN SHOES Goodman's School Shoes, every pair waranted' solid leather. Kid Shoes, 5-8, 60c; 8 1-2 to 11 at 75c; 11 1-2 to 2 at $1.00. : . : : F B E E With a pair of our school shoes we will give FREE a nice pencil box, ready filled with pencils, rule, etc. : : : : : o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Prices at q Cheap shoes and Good shoes at cheap q o O o o o o 1 o o o o o o f oooooooooooteoooooootpo BELK-HARRY CO l 71 TABLES. We caTry a line of Tables to suit the pock etbook of every one. If in need of a table 1.U.1 J , , iui pui ji-ituuBu, uiuiiig room, Dea room or parlor, this is the place to buy it, also a great many other things too numerous to mention. Come and see our stqek. CLOCKS, Pictures, Rugs, Matting, Desks, Chairs, Lounges, Beds, Sofas, Bureaus, Dressers, Washstands, Sideboards, Chif foniers, etc., carried constantly in stock." My Prices are Eight and Terms Easy. i Come to see me before buying. 3 WT CTTlrIT7T3C!Trnrr No. 108 West Inniss Street. 71 Three Times the Value of Any Other. ONE-THIRD EASIER. ONE-THIRD PASTER The only Sewing Machine that does not fail at any point Rotary Motion , and Ball Bearings make it the lightest running machine in the world Agents wanted in unocupK ed territory. Send for circulars and terms. ? WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO. Atlanta, v Georiria. For sale by w M RUTH, at Brown's Shoe Store Aieo Keep on nana nxtares ana ao first-class repairing. mire AFTER USING. The giat iron and tonic pill and restorative f ormen and women nraHnrA Strength and vitality, guilds up the system and renews the Bormarvtajr! bringinffhealth and happiness. Odosesinabox. For sale bValldrueirista. or we will mail it, securely wrapped, on receipt of price, $1 .OO ner box! boxes for $5.00. Dr. Mott's Chemical Co., CleveiaxufOhSfc For sale by 8AL ISBURY DRUG CoV VUkUT
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