IE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
Local News Items.
f ycu should receive a sam-
oopy of The Watchman, it is
liiviration to you. to became a
Iscriber. $1) per year,
lrotigh the efforts of Mrs. W.
ney and a number of other
tv ladies, the iDinates of
ty Home wem sorvri o.uk
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icss (io say, they enjoyed
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Loner, of fwdlnn J
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or tne coiintv s hoof
clannsto have raised on fouracres
of land five and one half bales of
wwvV, ,Uu uh eign acres
uaies. similar claims hav
made Dy a number of
W. W. Taylor HOnorech ' ! the news from Woodleaf
At the regular meetine- last Fri- I Out mail man says
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day night, Ancient, Free and
cepted Masons, W. W. Taylor,
who has served that fraternity as
Worshipful Master for the past
ten years, was presented with a
beautiful past-master's 'jewel, an
emblem ot the fraternity. It web
a gift from the , members of the
lodge and was presented by White
head Kluttz, Esq. Mr. Taylor
made a feeling response of appreciation.
that he
Ac-1 carries more Watchman's up our
nraiT f no n o tt nf hoi ro-Tni l-
reason is plain, viz : Best paper.
Saturn.
nine
e been
our farmers
in various parts of the county this
year.
Friday, December 22nd, is to
be observed by the public schools
of the State as North Caroliua
Day. Programes for the occasion
have been prepared and arp hoi
handed out by the County Super- i
mieuueui, rrot. k. br. Kizer.
Eugene V. Debbs, the leadiug
Socialist in the United States, hat
accepted an invitation from the i
Machinists Union of Salisbury
and Spencr, to . deliver an ad
dress here some time in January.
Wesley W. Miller, of Franklin
township, was reported yesterday
to be desperately ill. Mr. Miller
has been in bad health all this
fall. His many friends through
out the county will regret to hear
of his serious condition.
The Post office receipts for Nov
ember, 1905, were $1.770 06, and
November 1904. $1,257.20, an in
crease of $522.80,
Work was begun on the pow
er plant of Spencer water works
Monday.
The members of Rev. N. D,
Bodie's congregati n certainly
made him have cause for thanks
giving "Thanksgiving day. They
gave him a suit of clothes and fill
ed hjs pantry with produce of all
kinds. Miss Bodie, his daughter,
was given a nice dress.
Sheriff Julian left yesterday for
Raleigh, where he went to take
Etta Brandon, colored, who will
serve a year in the pen for lar
ceny. Mrs. J. W. Hunt fell down a
flight of stairs Sunday evening
and broke her right arm, from
which she has suffered consider
ably. Henry Stokes, Ferron Cannon
.and Caldwell Bailey, all colored.
were arrested Sunday night and
locked, un. Cannon had shot
Bailey for visiting his wife.
Senator Overman and family
left for Washington last Friday.,
The first session of the 59th con
gress opened Monday at noon and
Mr. Overman was at his post.
In our issue last week we stated
that J. Calvin Peeler had indicted
Stephen A. Earnhardt, Eeq , for
trespassing and hunting o'pos3ums
on his land.; Tne story wasairignt
hiit we were: mistaken as to the
name. The complainant was J.
f!alvin Poole instead of Mr. Peel
er.
T. -fi ' Watson, who has been
living in Salisbury for some time,
has decided to move his family to
Virgil. Wautauga county. Mr.
Watson killed a hog Monday that
wei ffhed 625 Dounds. It was two
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years old.
. There was a Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Public Schools of Salie
bury last Wednesday morning
. Tt. nnnnisted of songs, recitations
and criviner. Every!pupil was ex
noAt.A1 tn crive pomethinsr, which
was "for the Door of the communi
tv? - A 'considerable quantity of
provisions were thus obtained
The Salisbury Merchants Asso-
Rallroad Beaters Bea'en.
Last Thursday two South Caro
linians, by name, E. B. Gregory,
of Anderson, and T. H. Culp, of
F)rfc Mill, made complaint, to
Salisbury policemen that, while
riding on a freight train, between
Concord and Harrisburg, they were
forced to submit to being robbed,
by an unknown man claiming to
be a breakman, who took the
liberty to pake a revolver in'their
laces and demand the contents
of their nurses. The socalled
brakeman secured, something like
$6 or $8.
A Junior Council For Crescent.
A council of the Jr. O, U. A. M.
was instituted at Crescent, this
county, last week by J. N. Max
well. There were nearly three
dozen charter members. After
the installation the election of
officers was gone into and result
ed as follows: P. C, Rev. J. M.L.
Lyerly; C, Prof. A. W. George;
V. C, W. H. Gall ; R. S: H. L.
V. Shinn; Asst. R. S., W. S. Mc
Combs : F. S., A. S, Lyerly ; Treas.,
Dr. A. B. Goodman: Con., J. C.
Peeler; War. A. J. Shaver; I. S.,
J. C. Troutman: O. S..D.M. Mc-
Combs; Chaplain, B. L. Philips;
Trustees, J. M. Bost, D. M. Brown,
D. M. Pless.
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Horace Banej, assistant general
superintendent of the Southern,
has been succeeded by E. H.
Coapman, superintendent of the
Danville division.
A Bad Scare.
Some day you will get' a bad
scare, when you feel a pain in your
bowels, and fear appendicitis.
Safety lies in Dr King's New Life
Pills, a sure cure, for all bowel. and
stomach diseases, such as head
ache, biliousness; costiveness, etc.
Guaranteed at all. druggists, only
25c. Try them.
LOST OR STRAYED, a blue speckled
hound, two blacn. spots on his back,
partly yellow underTbreast and has a
long head. $5 reward for his delivery
or information leading to his recovery.
A. M. KLUTTZ, Faith, N. C.
Notice. On Saturday, night Dec.
2nd, a large steer, with white
stripes on legs and hip with no
horns, come to my house. Owner
can get same by calling ati my
house and paying for this ad and
for feeding . it. Miles Partee,
410 West Horah St. Salisbury.
OUR DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS
A Rural Mail Carrier in Trouble.
Samuel Lisk, the mail carrier
on route ho. a, -going out from
Gold Hill, was up before United
States Commissioner J. J. Stewart
Saturday, charged with the misuse
of certain funds placed in his hands
by patrons along the route. Mr.
Lisk was represented by attorneys
Burton Craige and J. L. Rendle-
man, and Assistant District At
torney A. H. Price, appeared for
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tKe government. The importance
of the case was such as to hold Mr.
Lik for the nexr, term of the Fed
eral court. Mr. Lisk is a wortny
young man and his friends regret
that hn has gotten into this troub
le. The complainants have all
been re-irnbursed and Mr. Lisk
gave a $250 bond for his appear
ance.
MrLLIKEBY AND NOTIONS I
LADIES', MASSES' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOCKS and FURS.
To get the Best at Reasonable Prices call at
Mrs. B, d. Hurley's
Pisher Street, near Main.
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SDr. Williams' Indian Pile
Ointment will cure Blind,
Bleeding and Itchins-
(Piles. It absorbs the tumors.
allays the itching at once, acts
las a poultice, eives instant re
lief. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oint
ment is prepared for Piles and Itch
ing of the private parts. Every box is
nrarrflntPfl. Rr H Til o-cri ct n hv mail fn T-n.
ceipt of price. 50 cents and $1.00 J WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING CO.. Props., Cleveland, oW
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Marriages.
Mann-Taylor. Themarriage of
Miss Claire Louise Mann, of Pots
dam, N. Y., and Nelson V. Tay
lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Taylor, of Salisbury, has been an
nounced.
Clements-Maupin. Miss Grace
Clements, of Oxford, and T. J. i
Maupin, recently of Roanoke, Va., !
dow of Salisbury, were married in :
the Presbyterian church at Oxford,
last Wednesday morning. Th
couple is spending a few days in
Washington, D. C, and Roanoke,
Va., and will return to Salisbury
this week.
Gltck-Shwely. The marriage
of Miss Bertha, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: James A. Click, of Frank
lin township, and H. J. Shively,
at one time a resident of Salisbury
but now of Albemarle, took place
last Wednesday morning; at the
residence of the bride's parents.
Rev. V. Y. Boozer officiating. The-
is the "Stuff," Thy not only
improve the looks Df the team,
but gives tone to their appearance.
Special care is taken in the manu
facture by us for
FIT AND DURABILITY.
We carry everything needed for
the horse : Collars, Bridles, Whips.
Blankets, Lap Robes, Saddles, in
fact everything. Repairing a
specialty. Call and see us.
C. FRONEBERGER & COMPANY.
A TRAIN LOAD OF BOOKS
Big Book House 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
price 38 cts.
List includes
tian," "Call of the Wild."
Our
'The Chris-
Brewster"s
couple will
Albemarle.
make their home in
Yerble News.
Vebble, Dec. 4.
We had a hard rain Saturday
night and the roads aie frozen
hard this morning.
Hog killing is the order of the
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relation has made arrangements to d aroUud here now and seme
hold its regular monthly meetings finQ porttr8'are being killed.
in the rooms over iue x iiou xi .m--"
a.1 Bank. The association is ad
ding members at every meeting and
KrJa fair to hflcome a strong ur
ganization.
T. Edgar Johnson, ticket agent
at the depot here, who was taken
to the sanitorium last week, has
had two operations performed,
one for, appendicitis and one for
hernia.
AH the Salisbury banks closed
on Thanksgiving day.
The memorial services held in
the .court house by the Salisbury
Bar in memory of the late Charles
Price, last Wednesday, consist
ed of eulogistic remarks by Mesaro.
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Millions." ' Graustark.'' "The 'Cast
awav." "David Harm," etc. Encyclo
pedia Britan'nica, 10 vols., half leather,
1 oz rv -7 TK
regular ipoo.w, uui untc p i . io. wuiuicb
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Dickens complete worKs, 10 vois., reg
ular $15.00, our price, $2.95.
Xmas Special, vvona's rsest roets
Shakespeare, Longfellow and 48 others.
Luxe edition. Full Leather, padded,
pure gold edges, regular $1.50, our
price 0 cents e cn.
H.very dook guaranteea to De new,
perfect and satisfactory, or your money
back without question or quibbling.
Practicallv any books or set ol books
vou want at a fraction: of the retail
price while they last, j Get our free
bargain list before ordering.
Save 50 to 90 per cert on Christmas
books.
Write for it to day.
The David B. Clarkson Co., Dept. 4,
ll-8-8t. Chicago, 111.
OHMICH
Over 400 Cloaks of all descriptions
to be disposed of before the curtain
rings down on Christmas Eve. Not
a garment to be carried over if this
GREAT PRICE SLASHING
can prevent it. If you need a Cloak
do not delay, but come at once and
get your pick from the largest stock
in Salisbury. We guarantee to save
you several dollars on your purchases.
Nineteriths of our garments are of the famous, J
"Empire" Style. We also have a large assort Q
mentof RAIN COATS. A big stock of Furs JL
will be included in this Great Price Cutting Sale. 9
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winter s Trumpet
Clyde4 Jones and Ray Dunn will
soon move into their new resi
dences, which they have just com
pleted here.
The chills have about played
out around here.
A son of Prank Cook was
kicked by a. mule Saturday. The
youug man was hauling wood
when the mule, in some manner,
kicked him, tearing the flesh from
the bones.
John Barndardt, who ha been
living with his i'ather-in-law Val
entine Cook, for the past two
years, wjll soon move down near
Lahdis, N. C. We are sorry to
have you leave us, John.
There will be a Christmas tree
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We call the attention of the public
to the fact that we have the largest
stock of First-Class Home-made
Harness carried in ths part of
North Carolina. Our harness is
durable and adapted to any service.
Our line of
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Horah, L. H. Clement, Whitehead j t .Gays' Chapel either Christmas
Kluttz Burton Craig ad Hons. or Saturday night before
Lee S. Overman and Theo. F, j Christmas. ,
Kluttz, Suitable resolutions were Where, on ;where, is our Tom
adopted. 0at' Do oome agaia B1?9 UB
Collars, Saddles, Blankets,
Robes and Horse Fixtures
is about complete and first-class
in every particular.
REPAIEING
of all kinds done promptly
and well at very reasonable
prices. You are invited to
give us a call.
Hartllne & Co.
180 EAST INNISS ST.
Listen to the trumpet call of Winter. The melo
dy of its notes are piercing through the forest and
through the city. It' wakens the wealthy from
his dreamy slumber, the humble cottager from
his couch of straw, and the hobo from his coil un
der the pine trees. It calls to action the coal deal
er and the woodman. It calls to sorrow the milk
maid and the plow boy. It is the death knell of
departing autumn, the advance guard of snow
drifts and quilting bees. It is the call to fore
thought and comfort, or to hear the winters
rigor. To you, so thoughtful and provident, it is
a call to our
nderwear DeBartment.
Here we
can supply you with every need, from a baby or
boy's undershirt or drawers at 10c each up to the
Famous High Rock Fleeced Ur.derwear, at our
competition killing price, 45c each. Children's
shirts and pants 10c, 15c, 25c, 30c. Children's and
ladies' union suits, heavy fleeced, all sizes 25c and
45c Men's heavy fleeced undershirts and draw
ers at 25c, 37ic and 45c. 'Socks and stockings of"
every description. Sox at 5c, 10c, 15c and 20c,
but our 25c sox are the king of sock values. If
you like them in wool or if you like them in cot
ton we can please you. he same is true of our
hose. We can suit you, we can fit you. Look at
our line and you'll wear our hose and underwear.
Now is the time. Come today.
Your Xriae Friend,
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Our Pfices are Low, our Goods are Strictly High
Grade, Hence it is to your interest to se.e
us. We have the strongest line of
Rugs, Carpets, Druggets, Mattings,
and Linenoleumfc in Town.
Our line of heavy 72-inch Bleached table Linens
have.no equal in the city. Napkins to match.
Don't fail to see our line of Ladies' and MissesT
Wraps. All the new shapes, loose and semi
fitting, at prices to meet the demands of every
body. Great line of Rain Coats to Show you.
Big lot of Golf Jackets for Ladies' and Children.
Big line of Buggie Robes, $1.25 to $10.00.
Just in, the handsomest line of Black Petticoats,
with silk taffeta rufles. The newest thing on
the market.
If you want a good heavy ready to wear Skirt,
see us. Can do' you good.
Our line of
Dress Goods
in all
Shades and all Grades
are Winners.
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New Goods coming in every day.
Remember
our Prices are Low, Goods High
Grade, and we invite you to call
and examine our stock.
Yours to please,
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we are
naturally thinking of the gifts
that we propose to mak& on that1
day.
We wish to say that our stock will be the LARGEST
and GRANDEST ever brought to this city, and it will
be second to Done in the .State. Bear this in mind,
and come and see our display, and select what you
want for Christmas, we will put it aside for you.
It will relieve your mind, and you will get the
Cream and not have to take what is left. You will
find both goods and prices right.
GORMAN & GREEN,
Leadirig Jewelers and Opticians,.
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CHAIRS.
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FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING.
There is no larger or better stock of Chairs in
the State than can be found in this store. We
have good chairs cheap, better chairs cheap and the very
best at reasonable prices. We have ornamental chairs and
chairs for good hard service. .
CHINA WAKE.
Our Chinaware Department is hard to
beat. Onr Dinner and Toilet Sets are
splendid specimens of the decorators art
and the potters best efforts. Prices to snit
every one. Come in and ook uls oyer.
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Dealing in Furniture is oua main line. It is our aim to
furnish all with comforts for the home, but our list of at
tractions is too long for enumeration, so you are invited to
call and give us the pleasure of showing you our stock. -
We also deal in Coffins and Caskets and do embalming.
Yours to serve,
G. W. WEIGHT.
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