North Carolina Newspapers

r u THOSE 0UXTER PAXES THAT One 72x90 $1.00 One IOC Cake GlyCerme Sdap IOr y&C. Facts Not Light weight NEGLIGE in fine madras, 79c. We will GIVE one of these- Shirts any man who will prove that thev are not 44c! Will buy one pair Bath Towels. JUST A large line of EMBROIDERY J. A Qood AVc are often asked the reason our fine goods. Here is our reply: Carolina tage of the prices by saving the expense from the store good pay for walking up a couple Dresses and Silks and Tailor Made of Underskirts, Linen Goods, Lace Rugs, &c. All goods sold for cash BELL BLOCK, 2ND FLOOR, R00MR 5 AND 6. AHi6h Grade Institution For Young HlSICfcAOT.SPmM.Tir. A rcflnod enrlronmcTit nd .We have modern conveniences building is handsome and it is fire-proof. Cost A whnol in the Southland in which every brated American, German or Enjrlish conservatory.. You may elect de, rree course, group or branch. STUDENTS ATTEND THKTR OWN CHFRCK. i In Welter,? N. C. famous for its fine climate. In the suburbs of a ct arming and healthful city , altitude 7fi0 ft. A beautiful site of 20 acres. Rates from $2f to 8400 ; For illustrated catalogue address REV. C. B. KINO, President, Charlotte. North Carolina. Wis' Lawns, -i. All Summer SOAP Counterpane and 3 SHIRTS each. to $1.00 values. of i Heavy Crash IN: Belt Buckles. INSERTION. lakes Yours to serve, 1 . . . i Reich H . ion I Rea why we are riot down stairs with To give the customer the ad van- and you get of steps. Gi re us a trial. Fine Suits. Shirt Waists and a fine line Curtains, Bed Spreads, Matting, or on time. Give us a trial. , " j . ; - Racket. COHEN BEOS. iADIES, ti kind welcome await votu for yonr greatest comfort. Our elepantly furnished J i More, of plant. 8100.000.00. 1 1 teacher isnnivers1tynred:orfromaeele and Sift j ' : Percales, - " j -- Dress La THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR CHILLS and fever is a bottle of Qbots'b Tabtblksp Chill Tonic. Never failgtocure: then why experiment with worthless imitations? Price bo rents, your money hack if it falls to cure. Always fresh. White California Cherries and i Cherry Preserves. Leggett's best Cheese kept on ice. ittac! niirVoao nmcoinr Trivia Relish, Orange Marmelade, Lunch assorted flavors, also a trial of tine Mackerel. Kingan s "Reliable and "Star" Hams booked to ar rive each week . The price will re- mam the same notwithstanding the advance in the market. As tne vegetable market declines you will get the benefit of it. Jaipur is considerably off while Sugar has advanced some. As a whole the market is much lower now than for the past 30 days. Very truly yours, T. M. McCULLOH. Next to Postoffie. i For a good, Cold VjriaSS Ol JtDeer V1S1X Beer .Garden! Comfortable seats, polite servants. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified up m the estate of the late R J. Shaver, deceased, all nersuns LaviDjj claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them to me for payment on or be ore the 29th day of May 1900. or thin notice will be p'ead in bar of the r recovery. All persoDS indebted to said estate are ream sted to make DroniDt and immediate settlement, W. T. R. JENKINS, Adm'r. ; May 29th, lb 99. Overman & Gregory, Attorneys. North Carolina. ) Sunerior Court. Rowan County. S Special Proceeding. D. B.Julian, Adm'r of J. J. Allen, Susan AUen'and others NOTICE. heirs-at-law of J. J. Al len, nonresidents whose names are unknown. To the heirs-at-law whose names are unknown of J. J. Allen, dee'd: You are hereby notified that a pe tition has been 'filed In the above en titled proceeding pending in the Su perior Court of Rowan county asking for the sale of the real estate of which the said J. J. A1 !en. died, seized to make assets for the payment of debts. And you are further notified to appear at the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court f said county on or before the 18th day of July, 1899 and answer said pe tition, and show cause why the prayer of the petitioner shall not be granted Given under my hand this the 29th day of May 1899- W: G. WATSON, Clerk Superior Court Overman & Gregory, Attorneys. Good ! goods. Superior Quality. s Si Crashes Good s Special Bates July 3rd and 4th. The Southern, offers the follow ing reduced rates: First class round trip tickets to all points east of the Mississippi river and south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers at one and one third fare for round trip. On sale J ulv 3rd and 4th. final limit July 7th. Annual m'ee.tiqg Wholesale Gro cers. Association. Asheville, July 6th to 8th; tickets on sale July 4tb, 5th and 6th: final limit July lltb, at one fare for round trip. International Convention Bap tist Young People's Union of America, July 13th to 16th; tickets on saleTuly 11th, 12th and 13th; final limit July 31st. An exten sion of final limit can be obtained to leave Richmond August 15th One first class fare for the round trip. Special round trip tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pnohln T!nl ftn snlft .Tnlv 4th to . j --- -- lOlh inclusive: nnal return limit October 31st, at rate of $57.70. The Hot Springs of Arkansas. Via Southern Railway. Will eradicate from yourv sys and other ailments caused by the severe winter, and malaria, rheu- matism, neuralgia.catarrh, stom- acn, kidney, liver ana nervous diseases, and chronic and function al derangements. The mountian climate xl Hot Springs is cool and delicrhlrul in summer. 1UU hotels open the year around. tor illustrated literature, con taining all information, address C. F Cooley, Manager Business Men's League, Hot Springs, Ark. or reduced excursion tickets and particulars oi. tne trip. , see -a . a m m ' local agent or address VV. A. lurk, Gen'l Pass. Agt., Southern It v., aSsbingttm.' D. C Reduced Bates. The Southern oilers reduced rates on account of the following occasions: Charlotte District Conference M. E. Church South, Monroe, N. C, on sale July 11th and 12th, hnal hunt return July lth. Annual Meeting Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association, Asheville, N.C 't J uly 6th to 8th, on saie duiy 4io, otn ana jmv .nnai ! : :i a. I . . I . . 1 liu I t- fn.rf for- rnnnii t.rin. International Convention .Bap- - . T- . list Annual convention united Society Christian; Endeavor, De- troit, Mich.,- JWly 5th to 10th. One first class fare for round trip. On sale July 3rd,; 4th and 5tn Final limit July 20th; Wake Forest summer school, one first class fare for round trio. On sale June 19th to July 14th: limit July 15th. U. N. C. summer school, one tirst -class fare round trip. June 17 to July 10; limit July 20. Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Tboma5, of larys- ville. Tex., has found a more val uable discovery than has yet been made in the Klondike; .For years he suffered untold agony from consumption, accompanied by hemorrhages j ah3 was absolutely cured by Dr. King s New Discov ery f9r Consumption, Coughs and Uolds. fie declares mat gold is of little value in' comparison with this marvelous cure; would have it. even if it cost a hundred dol lars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bottles free at KUittz & Co's drug store. Regular size 50 cents and SI. 00. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. CAPUDINE Am-.. ' CI I rj tTQ "Neuralgia, Sick Headache, J ntO J,a erippe, Pains, Nervous ' Head acne. HEADACHE. Every bottle guaranteed. 25c at all druggists. - j "for the 4th at Traley's track Tomorrow . Evening at 2 o'clock! Running and trotting races. Hurrah of July RACI Admission - - 25c. Children - - - 15c. TO DEVELOP MINES. Big Deal Made in Henderson by Oat- side Capital. Henderson ville, N. C, June 30. There were filed with the clerk of the superior court at Henderson ville today, articles of incorpora tions of the Bell-Hahsdom Mining conmanv. the canitai Ktnrk nf the . . . . i company beinff half a million doi- larsi Harris J. Pullen, of Col- orado, is president of the com pany, Hon. George F. Wright is secretary, and D. D. Suttle. of this city, is one of the incorpora tors of and will be employed by the company.. The company has purchased about three hundred acres of mineral rights, including the Bollston gold mine, on Forde mountain in Henderson county. and will begin active mining oper ations in from thirty to sixty days. The land purchased has been th or- .7 ougniy tesiea oy experts, ana is considered a promising field for systematic mining. The property was sold by W.'A. Smith, M; C. Toms, C. F. Toms and F. E. A. Roberts. W. A. Smith has beenepi ployed as local counsel. The mining property which has been transferred to this wealthy 'company is ten miles froni Hen- dersonville. It lies on the south slope of Forde, mountain. Running lenginwise or me ruining com-i pany's property along the side of the mountain are four distinct min eral bearing veins. The 'ztr. average lie betw The average assay value of the ore at the surface is $ 17.50 per ton, free milling.: A two thousand foot tunnel will be made in devel oping the veins of the Asheville Gazette. in me.- The Sapphire Country. Along the cool southern slopes and table lands of the Blue ltidge Mountains, in-Western North Car olina, at an average altitude of 3,000 feet, is a country, full of de- Iightful surprises to the tourist, sportsman and health-seeker. No other state contains so manv clear. . w . I 1 T t i , u : ,i "y Kii4UU wawsr iau, &ucu muo sweeping moumain views ana such beautiful lakes as the Sap phire country, where, until re cently, tncre was no provision made for the accommodation of visitors to this delightful section. rsow, nowever, entertainment is off reed on Lake Sapphire, Lake Fairfield, aud n the summit of Mt. Toxaway, the view from the Lodge there being the most ex tensive of any. mountain point of vantage in North Carolina. Parties desiring to visit this beautiful country can purchase round-trip tickets to Brevard, N. C, via Hendersonville, where J kgg convey you"4 over . good roads, making the drive one of extreme pleasure. Forfull infor mation call on an' agent of the Southern Railway or write to R. L. Vernon, Trav. Pass. Agt., Char lottorW. A. Turk, Gen. Pass. Agt., Washington, D. C. Investigating Incendiary Fires- During the past four or five months there have been no less than eight incendiary fires at Wil son. Today the commissioner of insurance returned from that town, having spent several da s in an investigation of the fires. Ho has not yet completed it. Under a new law it is made nis duty to in vestigate and report on all incen diary fires. Raleigh correspon dence. At Half Mast. me national anu cjiate nags on all the capitol buildings were at half-mast Saturday, as a mark of respect to the memory of Lieu tenant William E. Shipp, , who was killed in the charge on the heights of St. Juan, Santiago, Cu ba. . ' It is Perfectly Reliable. We have sold many" different cougn remedies, . out none nas given better satisfaction than Chamberlain's," says Mr. Charles Holzhauer, druggist, Newark, N. J. "It is perfectly safe, and can be relied upon in all cases of coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold b" James Plummer, druggist You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting. Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty - of it, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food with out aid irom the stomach, And is inade to cure. - 1 : "r The Question is where can we eret the BEST GOODS for the you will call at our store our eleerant new stock L . . - oe aoie xo soive xnis nrnn em. we itstsi suic that our goods and orices will BOTH PLEASE yOU. YOUrS anXlOUS tO please, Phone No. 114. Little Bo-Peep but no one need worry. about mut- ton this time of the jfear, if they can get dainty and delicious Spring lamb for an appetizing and nour ishing Summer meal. We have everything in choice meals, and all the delicacies of the season in Spring : broilers, lamb, veal and mutter that will suit the most crit- j cal epicure. IMC. bweet Wmes. Just received 30cafses of wines from the famous To-Kalon Vineyards, Oakville, Napy Valley, Cal. The finest on the market for purity, age, excellence. All To-Kalon wines m a a a - - are guaranteed to oe grape, and are strongly endorsed by the medical profession for use of invalids and convalescents. SOLE IF YOU CAN'T KEEP UP WITH THE BELL COW , .... Gallop in the Gang. Try P. W. Brown for fine Rye Whiskey, Old Taylor, I. WJ Harper's Canadian Club, Canadian Jule, Old Henry, Old Gorden, and many other fine Whiskeys. - 1 keep a good stock of fine-Beers, Draft "and-Ex- ports. Give me a'trial. . Yours to serve, Phone 53. Fresh Stock New Policies. Rates this Week. Low R. E. Jones, G. A. 2 Floor Holmes Bld P. O. Block. Salisbury, UN. O. A SUFFERER FROM THE HEAT, who perspires freely, will be surprised when he notes how much longer the linen done up here keeps fresh and cool when the thermometer is on the rampage, than that they have ever worn before. Our hot weather laun dry work is "done up" for keeps, and you save money by having in done here. SALISBURY STEAM LAUNDRY. . BUILDINGS in every stape of construction can be seen on every hand with' an ever in creasing demand for suitable mate rial for prompt delivery. All classes and grades of well-worked and care fully handled lumber can be secured without delay by calling upon me at my well stocked yards. - C. A. RICE. Serine Lamb, fat Mutton. Liver Pudding, Head Cheese, stall fed Beef, corn fed Pork and all kinds of Sausage and other fresh meats at J. S. Mara- Die's. Insurance LEAST MONEY. If and carefully inspect we think that you will w m m m m. A a mm Lost Her Step, s.S'OinL Dry Wmes. the pure juice ot the AGENTS. P. W. BBLOWN. Fie mm ikmi OXFORD HASH, MARBURGS PICKINGS, CALIFORNIA NUGGET, SEAL OF NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND CLUB, CORNELL MIXTURE, and other popular brands just received at Mi SALE Of one of the most Valuable Farms in Rowan County, fine Dwellings &c, &c, at Public Auction. " By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Rowan County made in the special proceeding entitled. 'E-ncst B. McXenzic aid Katlierine Scales McKenzie, by her next Iriend James H. McKenzie, ex. parte," the undersigned- will sell at the court house door in Salisbury to the highest bid der at public auction on Koslij ihe 7th D:y cf Angust, 1SS3, all that valuable tract of land situate about five miles from Salisbury on the North Carolina Railroad containing "about 240 acres, known as the Thos. J.Sumner farm, handsomest country residence in the county with s'lendid outvuildings. This land is in a high state of cultivation, and is consider ed one of the best wheat "farms in the county. Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance ou easy terms to suit the purchaser. LEE S. OVERMAN, June 22, 1899- Commissl6ncr. kgainst loss from Tornadoes and Storms Many Policies are being Written . now. v J.lllita. hi we.