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THE MONROE JOURNAL.
V
G. U. BFAS1 EY.
K. r. kEASLlA. 11
M-ISHLt.
Tl'ESDAV, Novea.ber j,
Mr. Bryan as a legatee.
Mr. I try an is alajvs ln-for- tlu-
piiUlu- p)t. Hit latest apitrar-.iiH'r
is in a lawMiit to which i ult.uluil
an iiitt'mJiiigMtorr. l'uilotv I'-rn-
m-lt.a rich old m.iuoft .lutm-tu'iitt.
ln-cuiue rii.iinuietl of Mr. llrvin
and illinium oilier iloiiips viMlcd the
1'ryuu home in I.iiii-oln, X brak.i.
VliIe tln-rc he ui;l a will In-
qiu-utliiii Mr. T.ryau fifty thousand
tloll.iis, Mr. Hi yiiii himself ilr:i in-j
the will. In the murse of tiiii Mr.
lienneit died. Mis iili objcctr-l
to Min Mr. U: au the lift) thou
DEAD HEAPED ON THE PILOT.!
Marsh illc Items.
I
K HWmmmK of T tm tmv
Trul?uiviIntAW.Mf r. Hrsimn Vv. 3. L4
ditnl ami tweuly five little of t-u
ii! An Orf Favorite
aumnanina an.t k ill. Tt-. All I
I'tuiMl. Olarnrr. M.jr
Human 1UI and hair and a bright
im-Ul collm plate were the jJutMiy
.kvorjlioi.ii mi ilw niim- of the
Southern" .uth bound tram. No 3.
ttlwu it ru.he.1 tins city yest.r.i..
iihniiii: At CU-,-., a small Ma'ton
six miles north of t'onctird. yesterdav
morning, at 9 3t VIvs, t!ie enciue
had stnk'k a wagon contaimnj; four
inmate of tin- county home of fa
lurru coiinty. and lli' drad Unix of
Mrs. Kate Ij-wis. All tlie .ruj,,n?
of the wen- kilktl. and the
collm and tin- wagon wm splinti -ml
into kindlin-;
The dead are: Mis. Lm Town-n-n.l.
Ihin Weaver. Benjamin Ti'- I.
J. 'lit! Key.
Weaver was the driver, and it i
Atid that he was deaf While trav
elling along the r.iilr.v;itl track mi
Mild ilolUts, Ii.mhv the court pro
rHlins in whieh Mr. Itryau was' Ihetr way to the hnrial ground, the
rail.-.! lofou.iocti.utt to testily, the I1?' l'am,' 4 l"',v "' ri''
, . . ,. ' , rtvid traek runs parallel with the
imMoom ment l Ins r.uro,ea.i tour mi, ,1,ln,11).,lfJr,., VMlt.n! he
and his failure to take wl iu the eaine eKw to a erossunj the wlnssle
Kenttieky e.uuaiii. Cut thero is of the enpue as heard.it is aid.
this iiiten-slinjr fealun. also, that Weaier eilher did not h.-ar the
Mr. Ih van h:us M.it.,1 that ai in-vi. mi h. ilie onwiii.:
' .or i!-e tl.e two iiluhs that were
"""y " ' uswl, I.M. hed to the watf.il Lvawe fright
by him l.u his ow n U uelit, hut lor , , , and ran u the tni. k At am
the iniiHise ol'ehaiilahle and edu rile, t he annuals einsst d the tra k
eationalohiiM ts - i.rvMiiual.ly niiieh ,"s"' ,lll'lr ,1, '"ls- r'."v,!
of it f..r (lie lu.therauec of his k "I':""1 n. n-f, sun; totf. forward
.... , , i A siii an the I'lisime turned the
lit.eal views. He s.-eins to think ,,,1Sl, , her,' the mules sI.-hI,
that the old lady d.K'Mi't care so liiyimvr Tyl. r ll.iyu.s, of tlnseitv.
uiueh for the litly thousand dollai-s mw t lie team and IiI. h his wlus'le
a.s she d..loi the faet that it iiiieht It is his oiuiiion that the mules U-
U iimI iu l"ui thei iu his and her
late hllskiud's liolitieul ideas.
When the old 111:111 died, it seem
that he hail left, at the surest ion
of Mr. liryau. a sealed letter of in
struct ion to his wile. The widow,
however, did not take kindly to the
instructions 'iveu her iu the sealed
letter and lelllscd to lie lioiilld hy
it. t'oiiseiiient!y. "the wholeallair
was iisi(itatid into the com Is; a
lnot ililniii imliliciiy ensued,
mid Mr. Iliyan u'lovted Iiiium'U' to
he U-liaycd into wrilin an out
burst of iitmumI frankness to the
willow which he did net clne to
repird as coMidontiu!. and which
her lawyer, with uinl:-uiMd Inn
tality. i!'otii'tly spread upon the
judicial rccoitl-.."
There's as much in the tellin;; as
iu the story itself. Take, for in
stance, the story of ('touch, the
snake mail. 11-. iclatcd by onie
youngster en the t 'h.ulotte t lise-.
vor. and published in full in this
j.apcr. New. 1, m- rc..uo i out of
five would ha.-e iisiuiM-d that
incident lv ay 11: ti lt "S. and So
came frightened at the wlastle and
dashed on the track Hut the cii
umirr could not stop his enirme 111
t!:c p.ii-e allotted tohini.and the pi
lot struck the waiT'ti ,"is U'tuivu
t!ie fore and hunl 'ihcek The
oeciipalits of the ai?ui weie ins'.int
iv killed and fearfully mu'il.ivd
U I i. n the engine was finally si..pped
one of the dead men was found i:
the i'iiiliilii; Unrd. while the others
slain Well- fastened to the pilot The
corpse was also on the pilot of the
ru sine. The niu'es were unhurt.
ton were sold hr' Tnesila v. I
Th ladle of the Sunshine S-n-i .
ety had a eoinmiliuin cotil.-M at
their last tiM-e( : n;;. The irie was
guen to Mini Mattie Scroirirs.
Mrs J. '. and J. r- IsiilcV ut j
temhsl Hit" man iatf.- of Mi Susi.-,
A slu raft and Mr. Iloaai liul-iu ol
tillUia last WediieMlay.
Miss Annie Stewart spent S.itur I
day and Sunday with h. r inoiher. ,
Sin. J. - ;ni-n viitcd hei ;
brother, Mr. Jell I audio of Monro. '
township, hist week. I
Mrs. sandy l.'isll.arn of White'
Store spent last ww-k with her 1
IMivuts. Mr. and Mix t'. A. Ash '
era it. j
Mrs. Vaiil.iiiilinchaiu of Harts '
villo, S. sut a lew diys with
her kistor. Min A. M i:h. I.i.st
w.vk. !
Mrs. Sarah Halltuaii and Mis.'
Jaiin-sStuidivai.t went on a scaly
balk" hunt III liruw 11 t'l.rk swamp
hist Sitimlav.
Misk Maltle S ro-;s left for her j
homo ill 1'oit alley 1'iiil ty nulit. i
Mm. . A. Marh spent Tlniis. ;
day iu Wadeslk.ro.
Mis Lena Stuninaiit is visiting '
Mix .1. f. Marsh.
The Ions disiamv telephone foi.v
D'ached this place toda. ,
Miss Sailie Maish is isiliu n l I
alives iu town. j
WE ARE SEVEN
By Willi.. Wrtrtb
A
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li.t 1 ut a u.ti wi n i::tir a vuti
thr h t rs.i 0 nl air,
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Hin u-,,- l.rr vrjr (ir;
lirr b 't. ii.Aui
II. w !u!i. mt . i "
11 i" s .1. .1 i, ' h al.
And -n! ru.j, lv k tl t n.
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To tf u in Ih
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AM !i tr. s-it- -4-.l .t'.tc' T
Bsr thm :tii mv m-tiirr.'
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V.-ir trr.
If !, HTv
Thin v
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"TW art fr. thy WtAf to
vn.
Thv imic mkl nntlWwt.
"Tiv our froai my
r i f.
And lbr x f sttia.
-My I' vk Bf. Ihr I ft aaH.
Ui krirfcKf thrT 1 hMi.
An I ihr fH ta aTvHtnJ t all.
Ami in a U4 W thvm.
A". fl-n ft autiMrl. atf,
Wh n )t ttfht anl fir.
Aui tat ui)r lHr.
' The r.rt thai ti-J aa Siaiv Jan;
In "ii- nhvNmnc t
Ti.l i-d tt-Ual tirt f hrr aita;
An4 iht hv mnt away.
m th rhu"hvar tai takl;
Ati.I H the rjs m drv.
U) lrtnf J -ha ami I.
"Ami h-n th rmund waa waltt with
'tl.'W
An. I I ..-iM run anl ltl.
M t-r.iVr- J h- f.r.J to ff
Aij h- l- h-r aislv."
"II. fmrr aiv v,u - aaid I.
' If th. fir la h-vn'"
"o M4:r' . ar avrn."
"!lu( tht-r airv dal. lho t ar
Thrir ;-:rit ar tn Iimivmi"
'Twai tt.'.ai" ff Hill
T-" mil- m-t.i w..u.d hae her will,
Arul ai4. "a. e ar -en!"'
-!
M---k4-fk-k-t-k--k--4--k-k4V-k--k
Students killed and Mangled.
I-; .ia-i.U-li-. I" I . lt-t, li. H-t .i'.t
Kiftii 11 K-rsons were k'l'.e.l a;:
over lift) injured, some fat.iilv . th;
Ul-'l III llii .v a i"!llsl. 11 Ik lweell
special passi'tiocr tram 011 the II
!' .11' ia:!r--a.l and a freight etu;:tu
draw mi; coal cat's
I tic .ii i l.it lit happi tied -n tl.ced
f 'his ,-i'y The p.issi-iip r tram
tw. Im- i-viclies vv as earn ill;; '.'." I p. 1
."r.s. nearly ail of w join w. re
it- n's e Purdue I nii r:!v ,v,
Nt'icrwes Lynch Negro.
s o,.,-.,o u . li..' 'e .- a
.loseph I 'radd.sk, a nero. was
lynched by an infill l.ited m l. c:u
posisl chlerly ol blacks at Taylors
town, alkuit 17 miles from Sinew
port, last niiit. lie appi.-aeh.-d
the home of Wesley t'liambeis, a
negro cotton picker, and called linn
out. After whispering to hint at- I
;is t'haiiilk-rs turned to leav e, t r id
dock split his head with an ae
Thou ( raddock mutilated the body
of the dying man fright fully.
Then, ol.sctv nig h.111 Washiu
Ion, another negro, he eiepl up-
"A W rnstlin" W id"' a I'niblem.
o e H .
W lieu a man i.un.s in and pavs
up w hat In- is ii.ii ami viv s st"p Ins
paper, why that is not a hud prop,
csition at ail. tor no publisher
should l i.e his paper up-m a man
thai docs i;ot wi,t 11. hca
you run iipaau.st a ubsei ilk 1 , 01
a blue .uhc:ai postal card fioiu the
p-istinaster staniir, that a sul. nli
11. who has Im-.h, 11 y,n ,, f scv
eial Ve.lls su t.si I 1 pi ot, lcfii.es .i
take the p pel out ol the oltiee, do
iy -ii g. i in id, Mi. .lourual .' We
all lis- to study the government
FEEDING
and
(KKll)S
at fair
Rousing Big Bargains
crowd every aisle and counter in our stores. A new supply has just
been opened up for this week. In this way you sea wo keep the inter
est at fever heat by offering only the newest and most seasonable
merchandise at way below the lowest prices asked anywhere, and in
many instances at about what the average store must pay at wholesale.
In Dry Goods Store
iwe have displayed for this week the biggest specials in Dress Goods,
Jackets, New Walking Skirts, Furs, Women's and Children's Under-
wear, Notions, etc.. that we have ever attempted. Really, you'll find
I more solid bargains to the square foot here than you'll find anywhere
I south of the Potomac.
a 1
One lot fancy Flannelette, 10c. kind, . . . 7;ic
One case oil red and blue fancy Prints, special this week, 32c.
.Regular Shoe Store.
Keep your feet warm and in style by wearing the latest style shoes.
They cost no more than the old styles and inferior ones. Regnald,
Crawford and Washington Men's Shoes, Queen Quality, Kuppendorf,
Dettimus & Co's ladies' fine Shoes no better made. Sea the new styles.
Model Millinery Store.
The exclusiveness, beauty, style and elegance of our new millinery
is well worth a visit. Our busy creating forces are daily making Hats,
and Bonnets by the dozen to fill orders. Biggest trade in our history.
prices, honest in fact, we have everything that belongs to a first-class department
The People Is
My Husinoss,
have learned that UOOD
s nd from Ltl-'av. it.
.fertile, luminal f-.
"-. the ptirdne !ea::i
.a I'tiiverstiy la I
. :-! ::.!j w !;:. u
'.ill 11 is aftein. a
Ii I in and Mnnk linn on the head
with the ed.'e o the ae. Not sal
islied with this, he went to 1 In
door of the cabin and called t'haiit
Uus' blether, Mereer. to the door.
Mercer iiiisUsH-ctiui;ly came an 1
w.isat once U-.iieii dow ii and ft ilii
fully injured. Wesley ChaluUis
died almost instantly: Meicei lu '.
this altci noon and Washington can
not live.
Altereoiiiiunttue the triple inur-
f jder. I'raddoek walked to Taxhus
I town and miiuh-d with the in--roes
j there, boast I n of the enme. He
l. appeared pcileetiv uiieoueertied
t'nanii.ii i,iies:
v as a b:.- pioh
! iieil u ith tin
'.-M to be done ith a
I ,r his paper in uk.d
- ilh.uit I. il i-ti,
! I. a: s.
ut and tlioiihi it
lu. It's easy coin
piesi ion ;is to w hat
In iu who
relilst .1''
I II:,
:!
'loll' .
i:.
ctain
SllUi.
to settle his
I'.llck -.ileal
s -ll o.
KilUd l!i Two llrothcs.
..y as a result
ih one of his
Clsseliri i-
to li.-iiauap- j and sa:d In
-d llr
;Ui!Il -i
in,!
In,
.t i
of
bv
a liitti.-sijiike
the snake at
d came mar
I by the haul
And nobody
straw for it.
tii's oupiij,.
was Inttiui tw
U.s he was evhilnt ii..
the fair grounds, a
living, but was sav.
work of the doctors.'
would have i.ued .
I in t w hi that lead-
story, of little coiisi .pience iu itself
as it is, will ever loip-t Crouch and
his i at tier. The ood ii-spaper
mail is the one who is not dc-nd-tut
upon lires and ll i ds and w reeks
to make 1 is stuff intcicslinj;. A
j;ood cook must tickle the palate
every day, not with only one bi'
dish occasionally.
lu this paper is published some
thing of the lirst unliappiuess that
seems to have conic to the liryaii
home the marriage of JIiss Uinli,
the eldest daughter, to an artist
whom Mr. Iliyan brouj;ht to his
home for the purpose of having
him paint a portrait. Miss liryau
wa.s to have cjven herself to some
kind of philanthropic work. There
is 11 .surest ion of sidness iilxuit
this inaiThu,'!'. aside from the oppo
sition of the parents. It is based
npon the almost certain fact that
this j-otinc jii rl. full ot life and
vigor, and Hie sedate artist, mure
than twice her ow n age, hav e iioth
ing in common upon liich to base
w inc oi n;iiipines.i. i ne ciianccs
Hie that nl'ti-r it bit the public
prints will tell it divorce story, or
there will be a sadder story, known
perhaps to but few, of long years
of patient and uncomplaining suf
fering. Sometimes it's one wav ami
sometimes another.
Let the buggy making establish
metit which is to be opened up here
by Mr. I'liyne and the Heutli-Lce
Hardware Company lie but the be
ginning. Monroe has got to d
business of this kind ; the sooner
the better. Thisenterprise, though
comparatively small, will add some
desirable working population, that
makes money and spends it, to the
town, mid every similar one that
follows will add more. There's
nothinglike iiidejieiideuee and self
sustenance. Ixd Monroe he self
sustaining.
Ex Senator M. C. Butler, who
represented South Carolina iu Con
grew from 1877 nntil 1N1", says he
is out of polities and is "a planter
anil gentleman." Chesterfield
Enterprise.
TTie "out of polit ies" fellows are
usually the ones who have been pnt
out.
No fair minded mtui could havs
observed the good order and the en
tire freedom from any misbehavior
that existed here last week and fail
to admit the value of prohibition
to community.
. re the I'ir.1
' s'.t .!c pi. ivi r
:.r-c p;avei-s. ,
aui'-r and seven s
:..- li:iv.T.:y t,
at;
1 1 -
of t
i ti
le f -' a.; team,
and mas i.i :-s
ass',. tail' r-iicii.
it.s'ti-i'e players
am were kiile.l.
liftV-llir.-C o'lle!
i it her fatallv . !
it- I.;
I-
iti t:ie
in; ire.l
til.' t'.Ve.Ve i uli )il-s wep
'.t:.i!.tf tl.e j..--i crn .s of ;i tho'i
s.it.1 r ters for l'urd .c.i ia.l m ga.a
dn s with eo. rs s'reaninis:. u h.e- m
!:a- fr-ii: i-oiu h sitt tw. nty iiii.s, uj,,
fell. . trained to the hour. on w ln-tu
tl.e l;e., a l.riiu.itit vi. ..iy .-n tin
gridiron was entertained
Afoiillit the curve at tin- ls;i
sin-i't cut lingiiii-cr S liuinan found
directly in front of him the freight
. limine and coal cars moving slowly
from a switch to a gravel pit lb' re
versed his engine and pimped. The
crash hurled the passenger engine
ami three front coaches against the
stud freight cars, loaded with coal,
that ploughed their way through and
buried under a pile of wreckage,
weighing many Puis, fully sixty hn
man Iriugs.
The lirst car, in which were the
players, was completely demolished.
the r'f ln-ingtorn away and landing
across a car of coal, while the llv
of the ear was reduced to kindling
wood against the side of the steel
freight cars The second couch, con
taining the hand of musicians, was
partly telescoped, while the third
couch Wiis overturned and hurled
down a fn'tccn foot embankment. The
other coaches did not leave the track.
President Stone of the I'liiversily.
with his family, was in the lifth
coach and was not injured. Imme
diately after the shock, the passen
gers, men ami women liegan the work
of teat mg away the wreckage and
pulling out dead and dying class
males ami fraternity brothers. The
young women rfornicd heroic work
Though the liodies were in several
instances horribly mangled -one
oomplclcly and one partially liehrad
ed. they took upon their laps the
heads of the dying and injured and
soothed their sufferings as liest they
could until the surgeon arrived.
e men "hm
lor tun.
Craddoik ws raptured by a
small posse of white men. but a
i low d of about ioo. mostly in gr..i s.
took possis-ioii o linn an. I at nine
handed Ii 1 ii i to a tice and biilind
his Imdy ti.-iic.ith ll.
Child liurncd.
"I- II r
tine day last week Mr. .1. S.
dames' children weic playing
around a piie of three or ..ur hun
dred pounds of ed cotton en the
poiih. The chihlii-ii placed I.:,
ten months-old bal.y in the centre
ol the pile. In some wav they e,,
hold of some match. -s from wh;, h
the cotton caught lire ;s;, ; I,,-
1,
M oi ked into a ti.u
- '.' an alt. ii atnci v
:ootie-is. Ileal. Hum
i.v in.' on a ; iin ., aal miles hi.m
.t.is i :ty. (l is ai'-e, and
hilled In- two brother., attenii.tc.l
-t.-r an 1 s,s,-i hi I i
p. policemen
hoii's lief.,!,. In- was
tia.edy in i i;i red
'' the t it in I of the
id ui. n are l.oiiis
cd L'7 yens, single;
aged J."i. vv ho leaves
liaticlde ii.J'i ycais
weights and prompt delivery is
the only nay to please the trade-
He st Cheese,
t io.i, I K lasted Coffee from i:
ii : rents.
1 Iain j from i2 to Hi cents.
I carry a full line of everything
I'ritgs and sooils guaranteed.
II you have never tried me
with an order, now ii the time,
-.ml v mi will surely be a regular
ci.stonur.
Ki spectl'iilly.
W. A. STEWART.
rim up ioi .
:l id held .1 I 0 g
' I' i Lu nine
.ip'iel. It,
ui Lie farm .-
Iia u. The ,1,
ei..e;iger.
iiul I'n d-i n-h,
a vv n'ow . 1 J,,
old.
l.i.l
Hi"
"Look Out, I'll Shoot Babyt"
Vl..t, lia ., IH-i-li h. Jn.l.
"Ixxik out, I'll shisit baby!''
critsl Mrs, Thomas Zant, iu frolic
with her year-old ehihl on Satur
day, at the same time pointing at
the baby an old parlor ritle that
had been laid around the house
since Christmas. The child laughed
iu glee, but in an instant there was
an ei plosion and a scream of paiu
l mm toe batiy ami another scream
of horror from the mother. The
child lingered in agony until this
morning, when it died. Mrs. Zant
is frantic witb grief and denounces
herself as a murderess, though that
the shooting was accidental is con
ceded.
tl. lines enveloped the baby
Was picked Up (pliekiV bv It
er and escaped unhurt. cv-cii a
small place on its leg and its eye
brows were bin ii.-d, was, indeed,
a narrow escape for the baby.
Twenty -One Die in Death Trap.
N.--J V .. I. ' - ', I-.
Twenty one n.i-n, three women
ami a ten mouths old babe weie
burned to death or suffocated in a
lire that started early ti ts mm -ninj
in the House of all Nations, a live
story tenement ut No. Igii Kievetith
avenue, and which the police and
coroner believe to ls of incendiary
origin.
Some of the peculiar features of
the disaster, in addition to the start j
ling loss of life, are that the tire
was practically extinguished iu 'J"
minutes; that the police could leal n
of but one person luug injured,
other than those ,, ,,st their
lives, and that I lit property loss
was only 7.0"t. The dead are
mostly Italians.
There are elections going on in
eleven States today, and also iu
.New York city, which is bigger
than three-fourths of the Slates of
the I'nion. We are not much iu
(crested in any of it hut the New
York light, w here it is to lie hoped
that the reform foiccs will Is-at
Tammany, which is a syuonomy
for incompetent and corrupt government.
TheOnod W iie ilud.
" Isn't it strange." reiu.it ked
Mrs. r.i,'.p;gs to In r hii.hund. that
I can t.ev. r a good ' aig aiu in
sh.., s ."
"Vol 'I'd ", ..." said h-r bus
b HI I, "l hen y got me."
S.-.V iug
cheai!-t.
ouipany '
Ma. hine
! the M.u,
lst and
I'u: iiiture
T.
co vvoi ,i , enls going u
.1 'hn I;. Sitnt'.on i 'o.
.Iut lei eivi-d 1,1 !ui ids ol those
nice smooth n il apples, g'."i ceuis a
p -i k. .lohn I:. Simpson Co.
I- inc sngiir syrup i-i :!!, n cm,.,
nt .Vi cents. fins is something
line. .lohn I,'. Simpson Co.
Cotton
10 Cents,
And This is Street
Carnival Week.
Let every bod v eoine to Monroe,
but don't gel carried awav with
some little In cents side show, but
take your lu cents or your dollar
or w hatever amount ot nioiiev ou
are going to spend and invest it
with some np to day grocery man.
Say, Hill ,V llivens, for instance.
This vv ill ls far belief investment
l u you than to semi your money
aw ay w ith show uicu.
If Hill ,V llivens don't give you
the worth ol your money they w ill
never nsk you to spend another
lobar with them. II thev don t
give you
Full Weight
I never ask you another
store. Money saving opportunities almost beyond the power of imag
ination are here.
i
Belk Brothers.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
Double Daily Service Bet weon
New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
New Orleans and Points
South and West
IN EFFECT APRIL I2TH, 1903.
SOUTHWARD.
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Caroline. Marble mm.
and Granile Comnanu.
Our business has been mure than satisfactory since opening in
Monroe, and we now have on hand as nice a stock as can be found
at any yard in the State.
We have just received some new and specially handsome designs,
and we invite the inspection of all persons needing anything in our
line.
No grave, hoA-ever humble, should b-j allowed to go unir.arked.
We can make a job to suit the price ynu are able to pay.
Call for designs and prices.
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a Ihe hrst in nlAMTY. All work
lUKiilccJ. W. Ostium, atOghum'
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Hello, Down There!
Country Produce-
I sell butter, chickens.
eggs
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Don't take your eye off the main chance!
Don't miss the opportunity of your life!
When painting your dwelling
call and tee ui (or prices. We
recommend and guarantee Harri
son s pa;nts. S. J. Welsh.
I want your old Iron. I. D
Parker.
Best brar.ds oi cigars, tobacco,
smoking and chewing, at S. R.
D otter's.
ami produce so fast that I can t 4 Now is the time and thin is thft nlara tn
buy er.oueh. If you have any to : 4 I
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viw.. nco s on 01 11 mini von 1 t uuv liih iiHWHsr. n Tl n nroTriOQr naaimva in
want it. 1 0
S. K. Dostkr. j J
I ive liurivlH line iwhih .'io tu .'." ,
wills a jwk. Apple from 2.1 cts.
a pii-k up. I
John li. Sinii,son Si Co.
Steriino Sliver and 1847 Rbaers' Spoons, f
Monroe Furniture Co.'s store ia
piwkcd and jiiinnied with karguin '
forY(r.
Disastroua Wrecks.
('relcasiKMi is rpuponHiblp for
many a railway wrook and the '
snnie ranw are milking biinuin
wrecksof siifffreiii from Throat anil
Lnng troublps. Hut aim tho ail-
vent of Dr. King's Xew Diitravery ' ,
lorvonsuniption, Loughs and ( oliln, :
even the worse fa, can be cured. I
llopelen resignation is no longer (
neewwary. Mr. ixils I'ragg of Dor
chester, Masd., is one of Hie many
whose life was saved by Dr. King's
New Discovery. This treat reine- j
dy is guaranteed for all Throat and
Lung diseases by The English Drue i ;
Co. Price 5(ic, and 1.00. Trial )
bottles free, ,
Tor this wivk only, we will accent the followini: slin as fiftv
cents on any purchase of one wt of t-pcsnis, only one set to a
customer. Cut out the following cupon:
Good for Fifty Cents
on one set Spoons at
The AV. J. Hudgc Company's.
You will do well to call and see onr other lines of fancy goods.
Something that will make a handsome bridal present in China
and Cut (.lass.
The W. J, Rudge Co.
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MOTICE TO DEBTORS.-Partiti
ll owiiik me (or profeiiional lerrices
will And Hi account! with Mr. Philip
Whitley or Mr. H. V. Puiaer, and a
prompt payment ol all accouuli ia re
quested to ba made to cither of the
above i; ml If men, A. D. N. Wliilley
MEW CITY ORDINACE.-lt aball
11 be unlawful lor any rxrioa, com
paoy, firm or corporatioo in the City
01 Monroe 10 aeu any kind ol tut
work. Any person, company, firm or
eorportlioo violating Ihii ordinance
aball pay a fine of fitly dollars
B. C. Aahcraft, See. Bd.
Aldernifto City of Mooroe.
Carolina Marble and Granite Co.
. E. EFIKD. Manager. MONROE, N. C.
Yards at Statcsville, Salisbury, North Wilkciboro, and Monroe.
goooooeocx)0(X)Ooooooeoooooooc:
NOTICE!
Tliis is for you,
NOTICE-AII those Indebted to the
estate ol H. li. Houston by not
or ac-oonl most come forward and
make settlement by the 51b ol Novem
ber, loot, or the claims will be not in
the banda of an attorney for collec
tion. The ealale moat be aettled bv
Nov. 10th. R. V. and 0. A. Houston,
Eiecntora.
If you owe us. Our money must be
collected; and without any excu.se we
ask you to come and make immediate
settlement. This year there will he
No Exception
to the rule; and if it is your intention
now not to pay, hut request us to carry
over your note or account, you are go
ing to be disappointed. Wc arc going
to have our money and you can govern
yourselves accordingly.
The Heath-Lee
Hardware Co.
rTo Cure a Cold in One Day
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