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Local News Items
If ycu should receive a samU . ' u' Moor8 who has been
pl copy of The Watchman, it is t 8 Tl 8everal weefes.
invitation to yon to bnomo o lelt for Albemarle Mondav. He
will be there several weekB. 1
Rev, H, A. Trexler, pastor of
Salem Lutheran Chuich nearMan
niDg, who sometime ago received a
call from a congregation in Geor
gia, has declined same. Mr. Trex
ler says be is very well eatisrled
where he is, '
Two white boys, one day last
week, presented C. W. Shuman,
who conducts a saloon on Council
street a Southern Railway check
for 99 cents and, owing to an over
sight, Mr. Shuman gave them $99
for it. The boys, Hester Hoover
and John Kesler, proceeded to
make use of their unexpected in
crease in cash, but before they had
disposed of much of it they were
arrested and most of the money
recovered.
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subscriber. $1 per year,
Mrs. Lmgle, of Millbridge; who
was recently stricken! with paraly
sis is unimproved, . f .
John Turner, a good citizen of
Miranda, ia quite ill with pneu
monia. The water tank at Spencer has
been completed and it is expected
to be put in service to-day.
The Salisbury-Spencer Electric
Go. nasi moved its office in the
room adjoining the postoffice on
the left,
N. Glemv Williams has t)eeii in
Salisbury lately for the purpose
of looking into the condition
favorable for the conduct of a
large distillery. May he find them
very unsatisfactory.
A. W. Shuoing, of Rock, was in
the city to-day. He tells us he
killed a snake one day last week,
This seems to open the snake
stories for the summer.
The McCall-Poole Co., which
Doctors to Meet Monday.
The next meeting of the Rowan
County Medical Society will be
held in this city, Monday, March
12th. There will be essays read
bv the following members :
recently-purchased the business of 0. M.Poole, M. D.,of Craven, on
Chas, Arey, has been incorporated Pneumonia ; G. A. Ramsaur, M.
and. it is reDorted. intend to con- u ot wna Vrove, on JSroncmtis ;
7 A.
Valuable Properti near Salisbury
A tract ofaboiit seven acres of-land,
located on the Stoke' s ferry road, 2
miles frbtn Salisbury on which i al
jrooa-sizea f store-npuse, now Dringmg
gbodrerit,; a new" '5-room cottage, a
barn, and a splendid -prospect for a
valuable! gold mine. This property is
located ijear Dunn's mountain and the
largest granite quarries in the county.
This is a splendid opportunity to se
cure a quiet country home and conduct
a good mercantile business. For fur
ther particulars write to or call at the
Watchman Office, or T. J. Loftin,
route 6, Salisbury, Ni C.
Elodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
Type WritersIf. you want a rear
good type .writer at half the I Q
actual price for machines of its Q
quality,' call at this . offioe and let Q
us showyou the American, the Q
latest and best but. tf. I O
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RQTHRQCK ROLLER MILLS, O
On Diitnh Sftoond nrfiek. imttr fi-nlri I w
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Hill, solicits your grain. Wehav
the most complete mill in the
county and we know how to han
dle it. , Grain stored. 2-14 3m
axauve
the Full Nome
Cures a QbM m One Bay ,
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duct a distillery.
The Raleigh Real Estate and
Trust Co., through its agent, J. T.
Ellington, closed a deal with J. S.
McCubbins, R. L. Shaver aud
others, for the 50 acre tract of
land, south of Salisbury, known
as the Bishop Moore place. The
price agreed upon was $5,500.
T. Edger Johnston, the clever
ticket agent at the depot here, has
returned to his Dost after several
W. F. Chenautt. M. D., of Cleve
land, on Respiratory Diseases of
Childhood.
Plant Excelsior Cotton and
Get Rich.
EXCELSIOR COTTON EARLIEST AND MOST PROLIFIC COTTON 6R0WN.
Fruits closer and faster, than anyt cotton on earth. Won gold
medal at Charleston Exposition.
Price, 10 bushel lots, $10.
Marlboro Prolific Corn: will yield 50 per cent, more than any
other variety. Was premium corn at Georgia and South Carolinw
Experimental station. Price $2.50 per bushel. Write for circulars
to grow three bales per acre.
Excelsior Seed Farm,
(Mention The Watchman when you write.) CHE RAW, S. C.
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months sickness and recuperating. Q
-Rev. R, V. Stickley, pastor of
the Lutheran church an Enoch
ville, for a number of years, has
accepted a call to a pastorate in
Forsyth county.
The public school known as
Smith's, about a mile this side of
the Piedmont Toll Bridge, will
close Friday, and Saturday the
children will assemble and enjoy
the day in different kinds , of
games. The school was taught
during the past session by Miss
Fannie Ketner.
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Go where you will, North, East, South or West,
Eoam this wide, wide world over; visit every big store on
the top side of this green earth; go to every bankrupt sale
in every big city, and yet you will have to admit that you
have never seen the like, of this.
We. simply cannot describe it. Its just too big for
cold dead type to tell. ,
But we give you and every one
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Ap you read this'ad. permit!
me to thank yon for your many
kind favors: daring the past
year, and as 1906 grows olde
we trust to merit a contmu
ance of your, patronage. Our
aim is to furnish our friend
with the best merchandise t
D8 had for the money.
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We now have
JUST HD II BIG LI
of .Pretty White Goods ,
f or waists and suitsWBffe
of pretty ShearInoIiinens
10 to 35. Big Jcn'Sb'f Dresd
Ginghams and arjon bhecks 5
to 10c. Big, llsre of JKmbroid
, eries at right prices Big lot
of white Connterpanes. Big!
line of Beautiful .Eolmes for
evening dresses, all shades.
Prettjiline of Silk Ginghams.
Big lirie of Percales 6 to 15ief
the yd, just the thing for boys' I
waists and men's shirts. Ourl
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. sxock oi opring vvooi iress1
Goods is fully up-to date, also
our line of silks and Crepe de
chines. China Silk, all shades.
Our slock of Men's shoes
the Keiths Konqurer, is now
complete. The best $3.50 and
$4.50 shoes on the market. Our
line of Selz shoes are the most
comfortable footwear made.
You should see these two lines
before buying elsewhere.
Don't forget we handle the cele
bra ted Eclips Shirt, guaranteed to
fit. Big line of dress-suit cases from
$1.00 to $15.00 each.
Remember we are yours to please,
so come and see cur line and we will
show you through and . give you
rices to suit. Respectfully.
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M. G. McCurdy, manager of the Q
Belli Shoe Store, left for Lynch
bury Tuesday morning for the
DurDose of purchasing a spring
stock of shoes. Mr. McCurdy says
business has been very good with
his store so far this year.
The Southern is receiving a
fast freieht en-
giues and is preparing to put them
in commission at an early date..
It is thongnt most of them will be
used in handling the frnit and
vegetable trains from the South
during the coming months.
Owing to the increased demands
forJA. B. Saleeby's canaies, no q
has decided to enlarge his present
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Yes, fair warning, gentlemen, fair warning!
Next Tuesday is the day.
March 13th is the date.
Ten o'clock a. m., is the hour. Yes, gentlemen at
ten o'clock on the minute. The booming of our big gun
will announce the beginning of a mammoth enamel ware
sale that will astonish the world and you.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
We have received and put on display; our new Spring line
of goods.
You will find that it is not only complete, but the patterns
in some of the lines SURPASS anything that we have carried
lines, they are RARE works of ART.
ine rnce on an oiijVJDiri gooas aavancea in January a vyc
but the price to vou is the same as last year, for we positively
have not- marked the prices up. '
Our stock is so ELEGANT, and COMPLETE, that it will
be to your interest to see it; even if you do not wish to pur
chase.' The goods are RIGHT and the PRICES are RIGHT,
We also wish to keep before you, the fact that we are the
LEADING OPTICIANS of the city, and are prepared to cor
rect your defective vis'on.
The completest assortment ever placed on special sale, g
quarters.
W. C. Russell, manager of the
Dixie Novelty Works, has moved
his family here.
Tom Barringer, an old negro
who was badly cut by his son last
week, seems to but of danger and
his complete, recovery is expected.
The boy has been in hiding since
the deed.
Attention is called to the ad
ministrator's notice of Julius A.
Marnley, J. J. Stewart, administrator.
loaf. Wednesdv and
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ill end April 15th, Easter
Sun
'( Bnreess OwenB.who was stricken
'with paralysis some time ago, is
still in a very critical condition .
James Barkett, of Manning,
who has been ill for sometime, is
pn be mend.
For the second time within a
few weeks the residence of Eobt. C. O
Orr, of Spencer, has befu entered .O
by robbers. Tuesday night, Feb.) O
27fJi. hia residence was thoroughly ' O
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The largest pieees ever given at a popular price.
Its a time to stock your kitchen.
The excitement will be excusable, yes, very excusa
ble, for no man ever saw the like before.
No article in this sale will be priced
over 25c no matter how large or good.
Yes, the one dollar goods, the 75c goods, the 50c goods
in this sale must go at 25c or less, nothing over, no, noth
ing. Many items at 10, 15 and 20c half as much again to
two or three times more. Just come and see. If there's
nothing you want, come and see the excitement any how.
On the same day and date we will begin to sell a
SPECIAL LINE OF HARDWARE
35c, 50c and 7 5c values at
25c FOR EACH ITEM.
Nothing higher !
See our windows and you'll see why we talk so big.
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G0RFIAW & GREEN,:.
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The Dollar Stretcher and 5c and 10c Stores.
Where C. S. Minor cuts 'em down, i
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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 WARE.
Oar Chinaware Department is hard to
beat. Oar Dinner and Toilet Sets ar
splendid specimens of the decorators art
and the potters best efforts. Prices to suit
every one. Come in and look us over.
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, . !
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