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HARRIS' .
LITHIA.
WATER
Has no equal in the United
States for curing Dyspep
sia, Constipation, Liver
Complaint, Nausea? Dropsy,'
Gout, Rheumatism, Dis
eases of the Kidney's and
Bladder, Hematuria and
Catamedial .Derangements,
piseases of the Blood.
For Sale At
MARSH'S
Drug Store.
WEATHEK FORECAST.
Pair tonight and tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. D- L Bost spent
Tuesday in Charlotte.
Hurry to Dry & Miller's for
school books.
Miss Mary Young is visiting
the Misses Craig's in Salisbury.
Two milch cows for sale.
Lippards & Barrier.
Mrs. B N H Miller, is some
what better today.
LAWN Swings at cut prices at
J T Pound's. dl7.
i
Mr. R A Brower and little son
went to Charlotte. today.
LOST Small flat key. Fin
der will please call at this office.
Mr. W R Harris and children
went to Charlotte today.
Mr. N E Baker, of Forest
Hill, moved to Charlotte today.
You can get second hand
school-books at Dry & Miller's.
Mr. H P Deaton, editor of the
Moorqsville Euterpriso.was here
Tuesday night.
Mr. A T Brock, of Winston,
paid a pleasant visit to Concord
Tuesday night.. ,
Rev. D G Caidwell returned
Tuesday night from a visit to
Glass and vicinity.
-Mrs. J A Miller, of Lincoln
ton, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. W H McNairy.
Mrs. Noah Correll left for
Spartanburg, S. C, this -morning
to visit relatives.
Miss Ida Russell returned to
day from a visit to friends in
China Grove.
The Al G Field ministrel has
a new ad today. . Don't forget
to read it elsewhere in this
paper.
Mrs. S F Starretto arrived this
(Weduesday) morning from New
York and is visiting at her
father's, Capt. J M Alexander.
Mr. H L Parks arrived from
New York this morning from an
extended purchasing tour for his
Department Store.
Misses Maggie and Mollie
Brown returned from Salisbury
today where they have visited
relatives for a week.
Mrs. .G M Lort, Miss Addie
and two of the other children
went to Charlotte today where
Miss Addie enters school.
Mrs. Frank Goodson affd child
returned .home Tuesday night
from a visit to f fiends and Rela
tives in Norfolk.
WANTED: Representatives
in every section. Big wages
and steady employment to botfi
sexes. Address, or call on,
Eugene Harris.
Room 4, Pied. Bldg.
Charlotte, N. C.
Sixth Annual Holiness con
vention. Raleigh, Sept. 9-1&.
Round trip 86.70. Tickets on
sals Sent. 7-10: final limit
CROr REPORT.
Ralus General But Too Late Cotton
Half Open.
The government crop report
for tRe State, for the week just.
ended, says:
"Many fayorable reports were
received, in cftnsequence of the
widely distributed rainfall which J
occurred on several days, yet
most reports .indicate that the
rains came too late to improve!!
the prospects for staple crops to
any extent. Morever, many
places are still extremely dry, so
that fall plowing and planting is
impossible. The temperature
for the week averaged 6 degrees
daily above the normal, but
moderated toward the close, the
nights becomming somewhat
cooler. Where rains occurrod
peanuts, field peans and .sweet
potatoes were refreshed, ' and
the moisture stopped premature
opening of cotton bolls to a con
siderable extent. Much fall
plowing was done and turnip
seed sown. Fodder pulling is
nearly over in the east, but is
just under way in the west por
tion of the State. It is hardly
possible that the weather con
ditions can materially affect the
yield of corn; much has been
cut and stands in shocks. Cot
ton is opening very fast, and
picking has become general; in
many counties the crop is half
open, l ne prospects lor lan or
top crop are very poor. Uncut
tobacco has been badly scorched
and is curing poorly; cutting is
proceeding actively in the north
central counties. . The rice
harvest has begun ; the crop is
fine along the lower Cape Fear
river, but poor in northeastern
counties.
The Best Prescription for Chills
And fever is a bottle oi Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. It is simply iron end
quinine in a tasteless form. No care
no pav. Pric 50a
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SEASON.
The. AL. G. FIEFD
Big :: Ministrels
Directions of Dan Quinlan,
Oldest. - Biggest. - Best
The Host of Features from Two Worlds.
The Most Expensive Organization
In Existence.
40 Ministrel Stars ""40
The. Famous Faust Family, Austra
lian Acrobats, seven in number,
The Great Knetzger, the Master
Spirit of Ambidexterity.
Welby '' Pearl, America's Fin de
Siecle Exponents oi Refined Nkgro
Comedy.
Will Hacket, an Unctuous ComeaifSi.
Hanael Hastings, the Celebrated Ens-
lishBariton.
The De Velyos, French Musical Ex
perts. The Shadoire Troupe of English
Pantomimist, five in number.
12-Nightingales of Songs-12
Magnificent Military Brass Band
and Superb Orchestra of Picked
Soloists.
Grani Street ParaJe and Concert Daily
AT 11:30.
9 j
We have just re
ceived a fresh lot eff
Grits,
Hominy ..'
. and -Rico.
We call special at
'tention to a liile oT
Ground Cloves,
Cinnambn,
. Allspice,. etc.
Something very fine
for flavoring jel.
lies, etc. . '
V.' D. SIKES, PhjP0NE
LVvN y h m m
?r 1 1 1
a m ssa .m
fc3 fc &i fc
If your Horse or Cow
Is ran Aown flsefl tbem
PRATT S m
Stock - Food
AND NOTE TFfTC R FSTTTjT.
m PRATT'S fe
Poultry - Food g
MAKES IIENS LAY,
If you don't Merc if
tPV if ' i i ill I M Mllii
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DRUG g
STORE.
FOR
Sill SILVER
Willi
AND
. CALL AT
W. C. CORRELL
rp
1 lift iJEWJiiLJiili.
North- Carolina College.
Chartered in 1859,
Jit. Pleasant, N. C.
Uollejriate and Academic "Depart
ments, Classics, Mathematics, Sciences,
Philosophy, History, Economics, Eng
lish, Modern Languages, Chemical
and Physical Laboratories. Three large
brfck buildings; rooms with suitable
furniture. Free access to 4,000 volumns.
Fine campus of eight acres nicely shad
ed. Faculty of live professors with
best credentials. Smoking, drinking
intoxicants and 'gambling not tolerated.
Board in president's dinning hall forall
well-behaved students at cost. Daily
mail; connected by telephone with
Charlotte, Salisbury, Concord, Albe
marle. -Fall term begins Sept 4th, 1900.
For catalogue or further intoamation.
address
Rev. WM. A. LUTZ.a. m., Pres.,
Winston, N. C. orMt. PleasanlN.C.
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Offerf the business publio a reliable, pr
manent, conseryatiy and acommodat
ing banking instutiOn.
We solicit your patronage with the
assurancfKif honorable treatment .and
due appieciation of your patrxnHge?
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - . - - - -
Caffi etf Ms - $10,000
D. B CoijTBAsE,3hashier
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I J. M. Oraxr President
We. Underbuy
AND-
TPS IR W:
Wejhave bought a big lot-of
Scriven's Patent Drawers
TO SELL AT 45c.
They will be here in a iew days. But you needn't waifc
for that lot to come as we have decided to put our
present stock on sale at that price. This is not a Bar
gain day sale or a closing out sale.
Every Day in the Yearis a
Bargain Day at our Store,
And every day is a Closing Out Day. You canfalways
be sure of getting goods here any day in the year at
Lower Prices thanjarc ever made at the so-called
bargain day sales.
Cannon & Fetzer Company.
Turning Things
1 m-nmmrtyw,,Hnr, v-iwaB
g Tay.VP iMp;iiiw mil Jin 11 mum mnimt n w ''J
Furniture and Undertaking. . .': . . .Phone No.
Just in. .
Fresh lot of
Rubber
' Garden
, Hose.
E. McNISH
Piion ... 104.
For Sale .- . .
property oif East
DSpot street. Good five-room
house and good barn, well of
water, garden, etc.
- For terms apply to re at
Sallsbury,JN. C.
F. V Barrier.
We. Undersell
That's what wur
are doing at our
Grand
Clearance
Sale
Of S u m m ex
Goods. Our en--'
tire line
n
in
n ouniiL
Iktter see
About it.
M. L. Brown & Bro.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
. STABLES. ; .
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all passenger
trains. . Outfits of all kinds fur
niske4 promptly and at .reason
able prices. Horses and mutes
alwayS on hand f of sale. Breed-
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hosts.
Boss am an
. . Sprints.
on
To those desiring the benefit
of Mineral Water during this hot
weather, I will say that I havo;
three houses, near the abovt?
springs which can be rented at
very reasonable rates.
John C. Sossaman,
Sept. 16th.