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in pack TLady Fingers, Rais 4 Pound Cake, Social Teas, For something good try '"MANHATTAN CHOCOLATE ICE CRAEM, .at PLUMMER'S drug store! y-arlabiscos, Royal Toast, But ter Thins and many other! kind. I N. P. MURPHY. WEATHER FORECAST! Probably shower VOL. XL SALISBURY, N. C., FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1902. NO. 47 i. WORK ON A BIG SCALE GOLD HILL tOPPER COMPANY TO TREAT 500 TONS OEE PER DAY. NEW The "Higgind The Seen Organized. Higg with a capita fflr. Newman Arrives in Kew xors and Says Everything at Gold Hill j copducting a is in Full Blast DBUG HEM. BIG RAILROAD WRECK spiebmd eehedt. Drug Company" Has AN ns Drug Company stock of $1,500 lias ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT I EASTERN RAILWAY. Mother Asks That Her Son Whipped By Officer. w Be SEHATOR HOHEY IS.DP HIS HEAD IH THE AIR. shakibg hakes. T 1 TTT 1 1 W ionn wnue ana uoe-Kogers BrowD, the two young boys ar- THE STREET CAR CONDUCTOR HAS A - HIM ARRESTED. GHASTLY SPECTACLE AT HANGING TODAY. A -Number of Peonle Who Noted in This Column. been organized for,-the purpose of Two Were Killed and Fifteen Id jured. rested yesterday on the charge of The Senator, With The Conductor audi The Prisoner's Head Spins Upward nut Hill. The stockholders met Broken Seats. ected the The New York Journal of yes terday says: "President Walter G. Newman, of the Gold Hill Copper Mining Company, who returned yesterday from a visit to the mine, says that everything is now in full blast. It is expected that the company will within a month be treating 00 tons of ore a day.' The trans fer books of the company will open next Monday at the office of Charles E. Qaincey & Co., at No 25 Broad street." ' today and i I officers: President, Vice Presidi man. " Secretary, CJ. M. Higgins. following V Fireman, Who Were in Tie Fight, I Are in Court. W. Holland ent, W. A. -bogle- London, April 25. As the result of an accident on the Great taking the contents of ., -the money drawers, were arraigned before Mayor pro tem Vanderford this . ... I WTr. r.Ui-. A -II OJf C5 . morning, xnere was a ?eak point! "neuiugiuu, pui o. oeuawr in the evidence against Brown and Money was today placed in custo- And His Headless Body Falls to the Ground. " Mr. J. t. Austin arrived in the city last night. Mr. 1. K. Powlass returned last night from Lynchburg, Mr R. A. Brown, of Concord, was in the city yesterday. fV. A. Brandon, ors were also elect- Eastern ' Railway ' at " Hackney Mr. Junction todav. two ; wern killed I with and fifteen seriously : injured. A hundred others were less fatally hurt. Workmen were-on the sub- of Dr. C. MT Hig- urban train and five hundred' were been connected5with aboard drawing to the junction Treasurer, Seven direc ed. i The business will be under the management gins, who has Mr. J. W. Conielison's drug store, is not only most pally but a pharma- has a Vanderford dismissed-him the injunction to cut loose i from bad company. White admit ted to his guilU and the nfayor asked his mother what she wanted done with him. dy on Arthur Newark, N. J., April 25.-The Mrs. Frank Bolich went to Nnr I ; 11 . O-ll 1 . 1 I uaugmg vi xienry ocuauu in me wood this morning on a visit. the information filed by jail here today was' the most B. Shaner, a conductor,, ghastly spectacle in the history of marie, was in the city today. TUV V-fc LS WU(tVTA . f 1 ivu saulling him Do as you like," she replied SOWERS-COBDRN. Dr. Higgins popular perso cist of high standing and strong personal clientele. prison. &cnauD's neaa was during bance with , Shaner Money, Shaner and Foreman ing body dropped from the scaf it i ao as l lite, replied JiisJ Hopper, of the fire deparment, fald with a soft concussion that proved. when one of the forward cars Honor, I will send the boy tojail Q assisted the fireman yester broke, causing the othr cars to ntil court. I am asking you this appeared in Uce court 4ucoiiuu tu give yuui uuy . uajr. , j.uc uiai nus ocb iui iuuis- day next. - Xfc. iU. dUBUU. n,sn . OT - A ho. city t Mr. H. C. Trott went to Char- as- the prison. Schaub's head - the distur-h'erked off and vent spinning loof m'Kf k.,,:" 4? yesterday, through the air while the quiver- Mr A' F;, , , - X- y been sick for several days, is im jump the trackand oveTturniogthe I seats, which came , together like chance." I White's turned strong men sick. Undue Mr. It. VX. Cojlins continues to anxiety on the part of the sheriff improve, and it is believed, that ho to have a successful execution was wx" be able to get out shortly. mother then madea ness m a snort A Pretty HcmeWedding in Salisbury most auBpiciou The company will begin busi- scissors, breaking a number of legs request that the boy be whipped while and starts out and in some instances nnttincr and Officer Eaffle was deleffated to Last Night. Last -evening at S:30 o'clock Miss Katie Sowers was married at the home of her father, Mr. Jesse Sowers, on Lee street near the corner of Council, to Mr. Freder ick H. Coburn, of Greensboro, Rev. H. L. Atkins officiating. On ly a few friends of the contracting parties were ding was sim tious in every detail, though beau tiful in its simplicity. Many handsome presents were received by the young couple, both of whom are held in the highest es- SHOWERS SATURDAY. ;ly. SMALLPOX SITUATION. limbs entirely off. I The cars were wrecked and many of the seriously injured will die. ; ' administer the punishment. He laid 20 on in approved-style and Weather "Forecast for North Carolina A Second Trip Being Make by China The Stanly Jond Case. ' ' urove aumoriues. . . . ine petitions tor writs of cer tiorari in the Stanlv and Wilkes Mr. Ji N. Mixwell spent Thurs- bond cases will come UD for day; at China Grove and returned ment before the United States home last night. lie says that Supreme Court on Mav 5. and the 1 1 i : , u " line Km n. I nnt si t nniinn t Chinn I i - n . -ii-t I J n- , present and the wed-1 pn h J" "T a I ZZ Z i uecislon W1U oe nanaea uown May youthful offenders by this m imple and unostenta- 12. . If the writs are granted, the If punishment, which is al i iiiii ii in i ir iiivriiimiriiiviimniiiiiiiiai "ii f t . up ior argument approved bv their parents in ad- vance of the punishment. . . ri teem by a large circle of admiring fourteen j membL - two of whom acquaintances. have smallpox. imuieuiateiy uiier iuh cereuiuuj a supper was served, after which Mn Bnmer julial., Success Mr. and Mrs. Coburn lett for Greensboro. Capt. Wiley Leaves Capt. W. Murdoch' Wiley left Ias night for New York City, where he will live. Capt. Wiley has been one of Salisbury's most valuable citizens and his departure will be a positive " lossjaoth to the business and social-world. Mrs. Wiley will not leave for Europe until May and on her return to America will take up her residence in New York. She will be accom panied to Europe by Miss Annie Wiley and Master Samuel Wiley, the latter of whom will be present at the coronation of KingEdwaid. f ho Knv cprco rr ot of ovprtr Klnor - "U. W.V.J " ) promising forever afterward to be a model of rectitude. . , I At the conclusion of the whip ping the boy went home with his i mother. The judiciary of the municipal j for 24 Hours. Washington, April 25. The, weather forecast for North Caro lina for the ensuing 24 hours is: Cloudy and unsettled tonight. government ha effected reforms j Saturday probably showers. round is being made by the author ities to ascertain whether or not vaccination has taken on those who have submitted to it. In one family near China Grove. us, case win come before the court sometime during j its nextsession. If denied, the cases will ba at an end and the counties will have to pay the debtgj- Stanly Enterprise. method Capt. Propst Married wa 3 JUDGE CLARK WILL REPLY. More Petty Thieving. ; Salisburians are easy marks for pettv thieves these davs and the The Twin City Cafe, heretofore thief s are confined usually to here yesterdaT and lday was Mfcj by Juhfen & Shouse, has sma!l colored ' bovs. Yesterdav handsj Mr. Shouse re-Lftnnftn fro m n n., om The Concord Times says of the marriage o Capt. A. H Propst, father of Mr. Charles Propst; of this city; Capt. A. -H. Propst, of Gen cord, and Miss Hattie Cochrane An Expression of Opinion as to Charge were married yesterday afternoon Against Him. at the bride's home near Harris burg, at 4 o'clock. Immediately All the talk in political circles f ter tJ?e cjmony they came to Miss McCubbins E&tertaias- Miss Mabel McCubbins gave a birthday party at the home of her father, Mr. T. J. McCubbins, on Council street last evening from 8 to 11 o'clock. The evening was spent in social enjoyments of rare diversity and during the evening delicious refreshments were served. The young hostess received sev eral presents from the guests. Palmers ville Not Sold. The Palmersville correspondent of the Stanly Enterprise says: It is quite a mistake about "our little tovin" being sold out as was stated ih last week'p paper.' No land has been sold for some time and there are a great many that have not sold. Slept la Shop Train. - Two young -men were arrested last nisht by Officer. J. ltoberfc Monroe while they slept on 3XKe shoo train, which was standing in the yard. They appeared before Mayor Vanderford this morning and their cases were disposed of. owned changed tiring. jA younger brother of L 8mall boy returning from her 4ir. uuiian arrived nere yesterday kitchen just as she entered the xrom ms Dome in oansoury and ne yard. Tne boy landed a steak Shousb's ... i&i;eveit. The Cafev has , 4 , - Big Catches of Fish, r ; , The fish catch at the Falls and Narrows on the Yadkin this season i is the largest for several years. Mr. Sam Kirk has 5 made several handsome "hauls" at the former, and both places have been popular with the general public Stanly Enterprise. J. vv. Wilson's letter in opposi tion to Judge Walter Clark. - The "Raleigh Post of this morn ing says: ' The letter a known contractor of this city, while his bride is one of the county's most estimable young ladies, and is a bister of Mrs. E. F. Correll, of Condbrd. Sh met with very Satisfying success, more thani was expected by the proprietors. Winston Journal, Tramp's Arm Bro ten. A tramp who j came in o'nNo. 35 last night suffered a broken arm when he jumper from the blind at the depots He was unwilling to report the acck ent through fear that he would be arrested for "beating',' the train and it is not known whether br not the broken limb was ? dressed. Dr. Flippiu Bittei v A letter rece: ved this morning by Mr. E. W. l?urt from Dr. J. M. Flippin brkngs encouraging of Mai. James W. Wilsanublislie&. tevu-.v- moruinfir war tu ieauia: topic of conversation in the city The Junior Order United Ameri- yesterday. The general verdict can Mechanics, of High Point, has was that the charges were of a placed an order for fifty marble very serious nature.. Te this head stones, one to be placed at there was not a single dissenting each of the fifty Confederate opinion, but there was much graves in the cemetery there. This s. speculation aa to what the would be. Some people were in clined to believe that the charges which now keeps vigil over fifty would aid Judge Clark in his can results 6ame order some time ago caused . I to be erected the handsome shaft To Publish Papers didacy, as it is claimed other ar ticles opposing him have done. Rev. Dr. L. E. Busby received There were others, and a large a letter this week requesting him majority who declared that unless to forward his paper read before they are disproved" the charges tbe lutneran assemoiy in irniia- :ii seriously handicap w w of those that fought and died for the lost canse. Greensboro Record. news from the that he is gradually improving and is now able delphia this month to the secre tary of the meeting. All the pa pers read at this meeting will be published in book form. 1 doctor. He says to walk two miles each dayj Alth ough the date of his return to Salisbury is uncer tain he j expec s to come ' home entirely restored to health. , An Ancient Bill. i - "1 . : Miss Jennie Howard has discov ered behind a picture at her home an old display ball advertising thej first night of "P a play which London j when ascended the A Pretty Wagon. The Antiseptic Steam Laundry has one of the prettiost wagons ever bought by a business house in Salisbury, It is finished in the best style and is a credit to' the Antiseptic. : igeons and Crows" was produced in Queen: Victoria hrone.i The bill bears the date df TebJOtb, 1823. Woodmen Meating. Hickory Camp No. 49, Wood men of the World, will meet to night and a full attendance is desired. Mrs. Franklin Ei tirely Recovered. '' tlfrs. T. S. Franklin returned yesterday from the Whitehead- Stokes Sanitorium, at Salisbury, where she has been sines March for treatment. She is almost com pletely restored to health. Char- - lotte Observer. Expecting to Learn Decisions. The lawyers who represented Dick Fleming and Rich B:aton are expecting any day to hear from Raleigh with reference to the de cisison of the Supreme court in he cases of the clients. They are confident that both Blaton and Fleming will get a new. trial. When you first get up town come direct to ,our store. Never before'was our line more complete than now. Styles handsomer, - price more reasonable you-can get exactly'what you want in mens, boys and youths clothing also in 'pur furnishing-department which ia now completeThe Underselling store 125. S. Main st. Hedrick Block. Don't forget that everything "" o-nes in our great "Removal Sale." Smoot Bros. & Rogers. Try the fresh water croaker just coming in season now. Also nice T-sbad. I .get them from the catchar, no old stock, T get them fresh every day. W. A. Brown opposite P. O. Phone 111. i i Mr. Palmer Recovering. i Reports from Mr. John L. Palmer, Uat Salisbury, indicate that he i3 fast recovering from the operation performed on his arm, and will return to his.homeatPalm- erville this weak. Stanly Enter prise, j . Dr. Miller Moves to Salisbury. i - - Dr. J.! E. Miller, of Linwood, has moved to oalisbury and is living in East Salisbury, wheie he has purchesad a re&idence, . Sanday New York Journa always on sale Fok Rent! Church! street, buildings. at Enniss'. A 2-story house on Stable and. out A. S. Heilig. Mr. Outlaw's Change. Mr. B. C.1 Outlaw has severed J udge his connection with the accident Clark in the race for Chief Justice, department of the Aetna and is no A Post man asked Judge ;Clark longer connected with Maupin if he desired to make a reply to (Bros. , in that department, with the charges, and tendered him the the Aetna. He is now repre- use of the columns of the paper sentative of the Standard Company or that purpose. His reply was here. brief and is as follows: "The proper notice will be taken Don't Lose Your Vote. of the matter at the proper time, and I will be very glad to accept your courtesy when the time ar rives New Ads 1 1 Kluttz & Rendleman, dress goods, etc. ; Harry & Bclk Co., dry goods and dress goods. H. G. Tyson, sale of city pro perty. i : i Agents wanted for life of Dr. Talmage. . For Rent! One six room cottage. First house back of White Luther an church. J. F. Gaither. All Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Col lars, Cuffs and every other article in our store included in our Sweep ing Cash Sale. Smoot Bros. & Rogers. ' j Black taffeta 36 in. wide 75c, 88c, $1 and $1.25. j Reid's. - I 7- ; For Sale: On the 28th dayo April 1902 I will sell to the highest bidder at the court house door if not sold privately, one house and lot on South Lee street to satisfy a mortgage. Mrs". R. V. Lanier. He's a Gallant Turk. The Express Company bi ought in a bronze turkey gobbler today from Mr. P. W. Brown, of Salis bury, to Mr. H. H. Blackwelder, No. 5 . That is a specimen of bird to delight the epicure. His weight is about 50 pounds, judging from feeling, him and guessing at the weight of the crate and subtracting itf rom65 the aggregate for express charge. Any how it is more turk than an ordinary feasting sultan could dominate, Concord Stand ard. Will Not Visit Salisbury. Dr. W . H. Wakefield who has been making professional visits to Salisbury for the past ten years, tells the Sun reporter that he will not make any appointments here in the future. This is done, the doctor states, owing to his inabil ity to make satisfactory arrange ments f jt suitable quarters. ' - Fob Sale": A second hand office desk will be sold very cheap at Enniss' drug store. Foe Rent! Nice storeroom on Main street, next to Burt's, shoe store. Apply to R. Lil Shaver, Agt. - - L Bargain in Real E.tate. . We can sell at a bargain corner Mam and Boundary sts. opposite Messrs. E. C Heins, and John Crawford a lot : KXT x 200 feet with a 5 room dwelling price 125CT. Maupin Bros. Every man who is liable to a poll tax and who does not 'pay his tax by next Wednesday night will not be allowed to vote. No; white man in Rowan county shouid lose his vote on this account - Mr Carter Returns. Mn A. B. Carter, who has been away from home for the past two weeks attending the meeting of the' National Press Association at Hot Springs, Arkansas, returned home last night. He Reports a delightful trip. . Gold Hill the Feature. Yesterday's New York Journal says: i r-J In the mining group Gold Hill was tne ieature, fluctuating be tween 2 and 2f, closing at 2i bid. Twice our usual force of men for part of the time and still unable to wait on the trade is the people's testimony to our sincerity in the (ireat Removal Sale, lerms, cash. Smoot Bros. & Rogers. : . Tot Causes Night Alarm. "One night my brother's baby was taken with croup," writes Mrs. J. C. Snider, of Crittenden, Ky., "it seemed it would strangle before we could aet a doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New Dis covery, which gave quick relief and permanently cured it. We always keep it in the house to protect our children from croup or whooping cough. It cured me pf a chronic bronchial trouble .1 .7 j ..u mat no otner remeuy wuum lieve." .Infallible for coughs, cnlda. throat and lung trouble. 50 cents and f 1.00. Trial bottles free at all druggists. the cause of the spectacle., bchaffb The infant son of Mr. and xMrs. killed his wife and , - baby last Charles Mowery is very critically June. HI. It is not believed that the child will live. Mrs. B. C. Cook went to Con cord tnis morning on a visit to relatives. s- . Mrs. lirey Barber went to Charlotte this morning on a visit to her mother. Col. R. B. Glenn, of Winston. Illness, which has now entered the was in the city last night returning inird weeK is taKing its regular irom Statesville. course. . r ,i v. u. jrsiiiou, general man ager of the University Publishing Company, spent-Wednesday in the AFTER BEEF TRUST. THE ATT0E5EY GENERAL TI1L POSH HIS clSE. Queen Wilhelmina's Condition. The Hague, April 25. A bulle tin posted at Castle Loo today an nounced that Qdeeri Vilhelmina slept at intervals during the night. Her fever and temperature con tinue to indicate that her majesty's A Missing Boat. , Glasgow, April 25.--The British city. Once you wear .them, vbu will Clyde today m search of the liner always want them, .Groves soft nunonian, which sailed from here shoes, for tender feet, sold by February 11th for St. John N. B. Peterson & Rulfs. Hon. Lee S. Overman and John L. Rendleman, Esq., went to Stategville this morning on busi ness in the Federal court. - Col. Robert Bingham, of Ashe ville, was in the city this morning returning from a trip to Boston. TJii . XT T K M CtS TUi, t - ' jruticrsuu, ii. u,,Apu.-iuC wherfl he made a Speech on the and hag not been heard of since. The Bellona has been ordered- to cover 21,000 miles iq the North western part of the Atlantic. Preparing For Long Struggle. striking dye house helpers dropped negro question. preparing lor a long struggle, which will tie up the industry in New .York, Pennsylvania, Con necticut and New Jersey. "An It famous Liar" Says Gov, Davis. Little Reck, April 24. Gov ernor Davis, who has been noti fied of the charges preferred against him . by the Second Baptist church, today wired a reply say ing that whoever said he drank or gambled was an infamous liar, and that he was ready for trjal and defied hypocrites and traitors to do their worst. He says his only offense is that he leht-his assistance to the defeat of J. K. Jones and the official do capitation of Governor Eagle. He adds: "They may turn me out of their church, but the Lord will take care of his own." Tonight a copy of the charges was laid before the church committee. -Arraigned For Murder. x Charlotte, N. C, April 24. Joe and Henry Lawrence were ar raigned here today before Judge Coble on a charge of rBurder. After arraignment Solicitor Webb announced that he would seek 'a verdict of manslaughter only. The crime was committed several months ago near Hunjersville when a man named Gibson was murdered. Raleigh Post., " The date of the Republican State convention, called to meet at Greensboro August 21, will prob ably be changed, as the date named tad already been fixed for a meet ing of Confederate veterans at Greensboro. A soft answer doesn't turn away wrath if It comes over the tele phone. ' 2,500 lbs pure -lard at. R. W. Price's market. i - 1 For Sale. Pure bred S. C. B. Leghorns and W. C. B. Polish poultry eggs for hatching 13 for $1.0040 The choicest pedigreed Belgian Hares (xated for breeding) at low prices. K. Peeler, balls bury, N. C. . Phone 223T. Get a free sample of Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets st James PlummerJs drug store. They are easier to take and more pleasant m effect than pills., lb en their use is not followed by consti pation as is often the case with pills. Regular size, 25c, per box, from Statesville, wherelITe was a witness yesterday in the case of a Rowan county citizen in the Fed eral court. ' , Three Things of Importance Price, quality and assortment. These make buying easy at this store. - 1,500 Drummers' samples just received. The Burt Shoe Store. If you want & thoroughbred shoe the top notch of shoe excel lence you should get a pair of our ladies patent j kid ."Blucher Oxfords." All sizes, all widths The Burt Shoe Store. ill niar u' virui. 4 Mr. Newman Here. Mr. W. G. Newmam arrived in Salisbury this morning, on No. 33 and left on a special Irain for Gold Hill to look af terl.ihe mine. Mr. Newman will probably not return to NeWjYork before Sunday. 11' 1 1 ' Mil m,m - . To Play Golf in Charlotte. Mr. E. 1. Frost leaves Salisbury tonight for Charlotte to spend Saturday; . ,Mt. Frosty goes to Charlotte td participate in a big game of golf there tomorrow. A Successful Operation. , 'A telegram was received here yesterday stating that an opera tion was performed yesterday on Mrs. Dr. J. W. Long and that it' was entirely successful. The tel egram adds that she is resting well today. Silk Underwear, Hosiery, Neck wear, Belts, Suspenders &z &c at cost- many numbers below cost Bros. & Rogers" Fob Rjpsrr, six room cottage East Fishefr St. four squares from Main. Apply to Henderson M. Brown Sim; Office. 1 " When wake up with a bad taste in ytjr mouth, go at once to James Plummer's drug store and get a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or two doses will make you well. They also cure biliousness, sick headache and constipation. Saved Many a Time. Don't neglect coughs and colds even if it is spring. Such cases often result seriously at this sea son just because people are care less. One Minute Cough Cure will remove alT danger. Absolutely I saie. acts at once, oure euro for croup, grip, bronchitis, and other throat and lung troubles. Postmaster C. O. Dawson, Barr, III., says "It is the very best cough medicine on the market. It has saved many a severe . sickness." James Plummer. Attention of 4he President Erou?ht 0 to the Frequent Violations "of the Anti-Trust Law. Washington, April 25. It is ex- pecte'drhere today that Jiuk'o William A. Day, who has been acting special assistant attorney general, will go to Chicago to as sist United States District Attor ney Solomon Bethea, of that place, to draw a bill in equity as a prece dent to the application for an in unction to restrain the members of the beef trust from operating under their combination. Attor ney General Knox refused to dis cuss the matter of procedure in the prosecution further than was given out in his statement of yes terday, but the language of that document indicates that an appli cation for' temporary injunction will be immediately pressed beforo the court in Chicago district, to substantiate which a bill of equity reciting all the fuels of violationa of law, which can be substantiated, will be presented. It is said today that Itnox's action will result in Roosevelt insisting that action bo taken against the beef trust, as the President has been repeatedly warned that disaster would corno to his political fortunes if ho re mained silent while the trust forced the prices of meat. ARCHBISHOP COREIGAH'S ILLNESS Great Alarm is Felt for the Distin guished Divine New York, April,. 25. Arch 1 loiui ia pneu monia, passed a comfortable night, it was announced at the episcopal residence this morning, though here is no improvement in hia condition. Grave alarm is felt. Ten Years in Penitentiary. The Raleigh News and Observer says the fourteen year old white boy; Jack Quarles, ,who unlocked he swith on the .Seaboard Air ljine ram at uovvnr, va., on Sunday last and wreckpd mail' train No. 47, has been sentenced t6 ten years in the penitentiary. TLig was o,mc-k. .work. " The time was -committed hnnday, tbo boy wfis-arcfCfctf d cr'd confessed on Tueedar, court was in t-ession at Dinwiddle, Va , atd uo was tried, convicted and sentenced on N cd- nesday. ., Killed by His Stepson. Columbia, S. C, Apiil 24. Albert Wofford was shot and kill ed by his young stepson, George, at Walkerville, last night. V of- brd came home in an ugly mood. lis wife remonstrated with him and he attempted to strike her, when her son picked up a pistol and shot him dead. Get your Charlotte from Enniss'. Observer The stock is being rapidly bought out. We expect to occu py our. elegant new store in six or eight weeks. The chanco to buy fine goods minus PROFITS is now. Smoot Bros. & Rogers. Don't - Read French novels when you can read a romance of North Caro lina colonial times, writteSf by a North Carolinian. "Wallannah, a Colonial Romance" by Will Loftin Hargrave. $1.50 at Buerbaum's. An elegant line of new low pric ed pictures, golf pictures, coon pictures, etc. The fact, is almost too well known to mention it again, but Buerbaum makes the picture frames for the people. Any size, most any old price, any mould ing. M,at boards end ' Poster boards in all shades. Mata. cut square, round, oblong and oval. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen is. beyond question the leading Fountain Pen of the age. Inks are on hand, black, green, violet, purple and white inks,from the five cent cone to the gallon jug. Mucilage, quarts, pints, half pints, ten and live cent size3. Library paste in tubes and glass. Have you seen that beautiful r,uby night lamp at Buerbaum's at 25 cents. " S ' V