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Has no equal in the Uaited
States for (juring DySpep
ia, Constipation, Liver
Comprint, Naus:f, Burns?,
Gout,: ' Rheumatism, Dis
ease of the Kidney's1 and
B!adder, : ' Hematuria and
Catamedial Derangements,
Diseases of the Blood.
' For Sae At
. MARSH'S
Drug Store.
WEATHEi; POKECAST.
Fair tonight and threatening
showers Saturday.
Mr.' A F Hartsell came in last
night from a business trip.
Read H L Parks & Co.'s new
ad today.
Mr. W H Paine returned from
Monroe this- morning.
Two milch cows for sale,. ,
. Lippards & Barrier.
Sheriff Peck has already torn
two receipts from the tax re
ceipt'book for the. new year.
Dr. J C Davis went to Lexing
ton this morning. He will re
turn home next Tuesday.
LAWN Swings at ciit prices at
J T Pound's. . dl7.
Farmers report cotton to be
opening rapidly and also a very
short crop.
Miss Adah Craven went to
Charlotte today to spend several
days.
Miss Pattie Lee returned to her
home . in Monroe today from a
visit to Mrs. D D Johnson-.
Hurry to Dry & Miller's for
school books. . , r
Prof. J F Shinn went to
Greensboro this morning on
business.
Reserved seat tickets on sale
now at Gibson Drug Store for
Al G Field's big minstrels.
You can get second hand
school books at Dry & Miller's.
A new Switch board arrived
yesterday and is being placed in
the central office of the local
company.
Mr. M J Corl has rented tho
McNinch house to Messrs.
Luther Biles and Roley Harris.
Th6y will occupy next Monday.
Dr. L A Biklo who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G W
Means, returned to King's.
Mountain today (Friday). .
Miss Pattie Kimball returned
home today from, a visit of two
months in Salisbury among rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. J W Cannon went to
Winston this morning to see her
daughter, Mrs. Douglas, who
is very sick.
Mr. J M Burrage is carrying
his arm in a swing today the rej
suit of being thrown from the
seat of his. mower. He narrow
ly escaped being cut very badly.
Mrs. N F Yorke and Miss
Maie Pitts are spending a few
days in the country with Mrs. P
M Morris, who we are sorry to
learn is quite unwell.
Mr. F V Barrier returned to
Salisbury Thursday night, his
stay being cut off by sickness in
the household in the person of
Miss Lucy Rimer.
Miss Carrie Neisler returned to
her home in Rockhill, S.C., today
after a nleasant visit of a month
tn Miss Sallie Castor. Miss
Carrie is always an attractive
visitor in our town.
Full line of school books, tab
lets and pencils atDry & Miller's.
Mrs. J T MeConnell ivent to
China Gj)ve Thufsflay evening
to visit her baoth$f Dr. J S Laf-4
lejiy. .
The lades' ' 6f the Baptist
chtirch'will give a lawn party to
morrow mgni .ona me cnurcn
grounds. .
The first load of cotton seed
came into the mai'ket locttiy (Fri
day) and was bought by Mr. Jn'o.
K Patterson at'15 cents.
Mrs. Frank L. Robbins, of
Salisbury, arrived this (Friday)
morning and is visiting: at Mr.
Jas. C. Gibson's.
Mr.' Floyd Corzine is home
from Commercial College in
Charlotte, and is spending sev
eral days with parents.
Miss Dora Hix left today (Fri
day) for Baltimore and New
York to purchase a fall stock
of goods for the millinery de
partment at Dayvaults store.
Miss Nellie Cavis who has
been spending the winter in
Washington City is 'spending
several days , at Mr. W C Cor
rell's. Miss Cavis is on her way
to her home in Spartanburg.
We learn that many were
turned avayM from the opera
house in Charlotte Thursday
night for want of room. ' The
Observer says the show "sur
passed its usual mark of excel
lence and can show in Charlotte
to a . full house any timu it
pleases.
Doers Didn't Take Lad j brand.
A few .days ago it was an
nounced that the Boers would
probably capture Ladybraud as
they bad besieged it, but the an
nouncement comes that the 150
British soldiers held out against
the "2,000 attackers. Tho ap
proaching relief columnmay have
helped to raise the siego..
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
ThaiFamous Faust Faniilv. Austra
lian Acrobats, seven in number,
TVia ' (treat Knetzcer. the Master
Spirit of Ambidexterity.
Welby & Pearl, America's Fin de
Siecle Exponents oi Refined Negro
Comedy.
Will Hacket, an Unctuous Comeaian.
Handel Hastings, the Celebrated Eng
lish Bariton. , .
The De "Volvos, 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 SMParadeW Concert Dally
AT 11:30.
Whoever gains any advantage
by the use of unrighteous means
pays too high a price for it.
Atlanta Journal.
We have jusj; re
c3i$1id a freslflQt of
Grits, .
Hominy
. and Rich
' We call special at-
tentibn'to a line of
Ground Cloves,
Cinnamon,
Allspice, etc'.
Sohiething yery fine.
for flavoring jel.
lies, etc.
V; D. SIKES, PJP0NE
illl
mmm
Y.
i
If yonr Horse or Cow
is run flown feed them '
PRATT'S M
m
StOCK - hOOQ TZK
AND NOTE THE RESULT.
Poultry - Food
FOR
STERLING SILVER
AND
cur GLASS
' CALL AT
W. C. CORRELL
The Jeweler.
North 'CaroBItia ColDege.
ChartereU in 1859,
rit. Pleasant, N. C. .
Collegiate and Academio Depart
ments, Classics, Mathematics, Sciences',
Philosophy, History, Economics, Eng
lish, Modern Languages. Chemical
and Physical Laboratories. Three large
brick buildings; rooms with suitable
furniture. Free access to 4,000 volumns.
Fine campus of eight acies nicely shad
ed. Faculty of five' professors with
best credentials. Smoking, drinking
intoxicants and gambling not tolerated.
Uoard in president's dinning hall for all
well-behaved students at cost. Daily
mail; tfoanecWl by telephone with
Charlotte,, Salisbury, Concord. Albe
marle. Fall term begins Hept 4th, 1000.
For catalogue or further inloamation,
address . .
Eev. WM. A. LUTZ.a-m., Pres.,
Winston, N;0. or Mt.Fleasant N, C.
Offern the business pnblio a reliable per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution. " 't
We solicit your patronage with the
ooani-nnna rf hnnnrhlfl treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage. ;. '
If we can serve you any time we wilJ
be glad to haye you come and see us.. ,
i LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. -
Canital aniiHs - $70,000
D. B OoLTEANE,!hashier
J. M. Omex President.
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p If yon don't Mie?e It g:
try 1&zssp
p i ft 1 jM
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We Underbuy.
: -
: ' AND
1'S DUR WAY.
Wejliave bought a big lot-of
Scriven's Patent Drawers
TO SELL AT 45c.
They will be here in a few days. But you needn't wait
for that lot to come as we have decided to put our
present stock on sale at that price. This is. not a Bar
gain day sale or a closing out' sale.
Every Day in the Year is a
Bargain Day at our Store,
And every day is a Closing Out Day. You canjalways
be sure of getting goods, here any day in the year at
Lower Prices thanjare ever made at the so-called
bargain day sales.
Cannon & Fetzer Company.
Turning Things
'r Si That's what w
Iinrn 41 are doing at our
ljllll Grand
Wmmm Clearance
! saw njwttrifsmn nam X UVI,7 '
Furniture and Undertaking Phone No. .
Just in.
- Fresh lot of
Rubber
Garden
. Hose.
E. McNISH
Phone . . 104
EofeSale. . .vr
My property on East
Depot street. Good five-room
house and good I barn, well of
water, garden, etc.,
For terms apply to me at
SaliFbury,N. C.; v
F. V Barrier.
We Undersell-..
if i -c.
Better see
About it.
M..L. Jrown-&;;Bro.
LIVERY, FEED"ANB5SALFi
STABLES. .
Just inn-ear of Cloud Hotel.
Omnjbuses meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur-
nished prqmptly 'and at reaspn-
abk) prices." . HorSi; and mules
always on hand for sal. 'Breed?
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hos:$
Sossaman
. . , Springs.
To those desiring the benefit
of Mineral Water during this hot
weather, I will say that I have
three houses, near the abovo
springs which can bo rented at
very reasonable rates.
John C. Sossaman
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