Y
Stuffed Cucumbers
and
Bell Pepper Pickles
something new
at
N. P. Murphy’s.
Prescriptions Called
For and
Medicines Delivered.
Telephone, write or call at any
time and let us kno* what drug
store goods you need and we will
send them right out without ex
tra charge.
T. W. Grimes Drug Co
NextIJoor to Postoffice.
VOL XV
SALISBURY, N; C., WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1904
NO. 49
A MILL WILL ENLARGE ODD FELLOWS’ NIGHT. A SAD SUDDEN DEATH. HEROES DIE AT POST. |py r^ p£ggj A BIG SHIP ASHORE LEVEES ARE BREAKING 3,000 ARE JOIELESS.
THE SALISBURY HOSIERY MILL. ANNIVERSARY MEETING HELD. YOUNG MAN DIES IN SALISBURY. THREE FIREMEN KILLED TODAY. ? CANNOT BE REACHED TODAY. THE DANGER POINT IS REACHED. DESTRUCTIVE WORK OF FIRF.
THE SALISBURY HOSIERY MILL.
Mr. L. H. Conklin, of New York City,
to Move Here.
Ths Opera House Crowded at Last
Night’s Meeting.
Swallowed a Piece of Steel While
Drinking Water.
A Wall Collapses ina New York Soap
Factory. .
©nCW AKO UKI A ©nwn ! si ” nals 8h ° wMa “y Wengers Aboard
Il U 001A Hu LKLAKulmLI an May Be Lost.
Thousands of Acres of Fertile Soil
Have Been Flooded
Fire Destroys the Town of Buczacz
Today.
The capital of the Salisbury
Hosiery Mills will be increased to
830,000 and the production to 300
dezan per day.
Mr. L. H. Conklin, formerly of
New York City, has bought an
The lower floor and both side
galleries of Meroney’s opera house
were well filled last night when the
celebration incident to the 85th
anniversary of Odd Fellowship
began. Odd Fellows and the wives
interest h the .business and will of Odd Bellows
Well as invited
--lore hiJTatnily bare about May 5. guests outside the order manifest-
JITo mill has "opr space sufficient ad the keenest appreciation
to aecoEr;Iodate econgb. machiacB John I*. ”—“ " V "'
John
Randleman, Esq., then
par Jay and
the company I
iiu to 1,500 dofen
is the pur poa' of
add mo re mar nines
from time to time until all space is
ufilixed.
A WOMAN OF WORTH.
ii-s. Chunn's Righty-Second Anniversa
. iy to be Celebrated.
Neat little cards with a perfect
photographic likeness of Mrs. M.
U, Chunn on the marginal sheet
under which la dated 1822-1904.
have been sent out. Ou the third
page is an announcement that Mrs,
(JSuijjp will be “at home” from 3
to 6 ’o’clock on May 1st.
Owing to the fact iba.tr May 1st
falls oh Sunday invited guests will
be received Saturday afternoon
as introductory. speaker anno-ja.
the presence of Rev
who offered the invocation, sup
plicating especial watchfulness over
the widows and orphans. Mr.
Rendleme.n, at the the conclusion
of the prayer, epok eloquently of
the fundamentals of Odd Fellow
ship and at the conclusion of his
address introduced Mr, W. R.
A r . R. Ware, I apparently f
Mr. Henderson Stewart, sen of
“Cap”j Sewart, of Davie county,
died about 11 o’clock today at the
hoarding house of Mrs. Holder on
the corner of Inniss and Shaver
streets.
Two weeks age the young man
while drinking water - swallowed rd
small piece of steel and the trouble!
resulting caused him to come to
Salisbury for treatment. He was’
New York, April 27.—Three
firemen were killed and one mor
tally wounded by the collapse of a
wall at a fire in the John Stanley
soap factory of West Thirtieth
street this morning.
NO CREDENCE TO PARIS REPORT.
News From ths Far East Today, “As
Reported.”
Holly Beach, N. J., April 27.-—
During the fog early this morning
a-big ocean steamship, the name
of which is unknown, ran ashore
near the brigantine beach and lies
Item‘s
though to frit
:ry much improved
ui’s he complained
of a pain in his sheet, which in
view of his death is construed to
have been.a heart affection.
This morning Mr. Stewart left
his boarding place for a walk and
greeted a number of friends woo
since his death have remarked up-
Barnes, of Atlanta, who in a speech.1 on his pheerfnl disposition. - Sbort-
of 45 minutes delivered a speech by fitter his return to b
conriueieg 'power.
ruse
boarding
tilting lii
TOLD IN BRIEF.
Personal and Otherwise Picked
tip-on the Rounds.
Mr. W; F. Murph went to Con
cord this morning on a business
trip.
Dr. J. Thomas Wright and little
daughter, of Winston, are here
London, April 27. —The general
opiti.,/ in well informed circles
that udmiral Togo is waiting for
the vrtdivostock fquadron is con-
fir-ned by reports from Tokio that
the Japanese fleet is taking steps
to cut off the retreat of the Vladi-
in the fierce breakers. The
saving crew of the brigantine
tion made several attempts
launch the* life boat through
life
sta
lo
the
vostoc:
that Ku:
warships.
stated on good authority
ssia has made arrangements
Although recently from a bed of|his room and a
sickness Mr, ■Barnes gave to the 1 mediately soot
order physical enthusiasm that
lent added weight to the subject
matter. He was followed by Mr.
Jno M. Julian, who spoke upon
fraternalism.
Mr. A." Saleeby was one of the{
man only lived 3bout
nan was im-
The young
1 minutes
;e; his
as discovered.
Mr. Stewart would have been 21
years old next month and was a
young man of eplehdid character.
star attractions of
Mr. Jethro Allman’s picture ex
hibition company will be here
Hex' weals
Send in your orders for Job
Printing—they "will have .prompt-
attention.
Art makes our shoes beautiful. |
to coal the Baltic fl set at sea on its
i way to the Fat East. Twenty
: steamships arc said to have been
I chartered to convey coal io certain
; point- where they will meet the
1 Baltic flset.
1 Sf. Petersburg, April 27.—It'3
(Science makes them comfortable|reported thatamiraculous icon of
His father WAs immediately advis- ’ ^ ^h’ 6 ’ Barf! 'the Virgin Mary is to be sent to
the evening, e j pf his death ano is tapes
sung in his mother tongue and an Salisbury this aftwdoon t.
from 3 to 6 o’clock.
Mrs. Chunn is one of the coun- (exhibition with sword and shield
ty’s most estimable women and the Mrs. Harris Atwell at the plan
Mrs. Harris Atwell at the piar.
ih’arge of the rem a: at:.
1 Mrs.. R. B. Ragsdale, of ' Rich- jPart Arthur to turn the .Russian
t^j I mond, is in Salisbury, the guest of! Juck.
iWu L. Householder. 1 London, A ’ rfl , 27 ._^ B Pftlis (
•tea in 1
Mrs. L. E. Meher and •children
usefulness of her life justifies the
host of friends who will rejoice
that at this advanced age she is
sill in possession of vigorous met-
t I faculties and enjoying better
health than fur tome time.
A CHURCH CONSECRATED.
Mrs. Shober Attends Consecration
Church Founded by Her Father.
of
rendered excellent music.
Ai the conclusion of ths program
refreshments were served.
The evening was an event in the
history of Odd Fellowship in Sal
isbury, demonstrating, as it did,
the numerical strength of the order
and presenting an opportunity to
set before many who knew nothing
of it or its virtues. . ^
THE NEW POSTOFFICE.
I went to Newton” this morning.
•(Mr. Fisher will join titers Sunday,
Three Bids Have Already Been-Rej M ^ Daigy Wv wh0 ^
ceived for Building.
k Mrs.F. E. Shober and daughter,
■Mrs. A. H. Boyden, the Rev. Dr.
JIRarnrr/. Murdoch and Mise
Mamie McNeely-went to Concord
this morning to be present at the
BUSY SPENCER SHOPS.
Sixty Engines Were Handled During
Last Night’s Work. ,
;onsi
AU Saints Episco
pal church.
It is a matter of especial local
interest that Mrs. Shober’s father,
the late Rev. Dr, Wheat, one of
the most 'earned theologians in the
country, was the founder i f this
Some idea of the work dune at
the Southern’s shops at Spencer
can be gathered*from the simple
statement that last night 60 en
gines were turned ont of the rBnnd
house and that twenty-one freight
trains were sent "out tropes the
Spancer yard last night, in addi
tion to all the incoming passenger
and freight trains.
Three bids have been sent in to
Postmaster Ramsay for the quart
ers desired for a new postoffice.
The bidders and points of location
are as follows : -
Mr. John A. Hedrick, in the
building on Inniss street adjoining
Dr, Caldwell’s residence; Mr. D.
L, Gaskill, the Bell block ; Mr. T.
H. Vandeiford and associates, a
building to-be ready for occupancy
by October 1st on Main street al
most opposite ths court house.
been attending the Smithdeal Bu
siness College is at home for a few
Weeks.
Miss Minnie- Ryan, who has
bans visiting in Salisbury for the
past several days, has returned to
her home at Greensboro.
We’re not exactly looking for
the hard to th feet we’ll be glad
to show you how easy it is for us
to fit them. Burt’s Shoe Store.
report that the Vlgdivosiock
squadron sank four Japanese
transports with four thousand men
is still unconfirmed from any other
source and is nor believed to be
Paris. April 27.—Itic reported
Rowan
HAIL YESTERDAY.
County Gets Its Share
Weather.
of
Mr. Hall is a Candidate.
County Commissioner Joe 8,
Ball, one of the county’s most val
uable Citi ins, was in Salisbury to
lay and Uc-trA. to friends that he
would o ■-' himself as a candidate
for legislative honors,
politicians and others
but incidental interest
Far-seeing
who take
in politics
yrifknow Mr. Hall, say he Isa fit
man for the place.
Residences Going Up,
Mr. Wiil Porter is building a
residence 0# North Main street
Mr, W. A. Brandon
th,.
adjoining lot.
will build on
Mr, Henry
Trexler has’nearly completed a
nice brick house on the same
street. Numerous other residences
will be built on North Main short
ly.
Thinks Maj. Stedman Safe.
Col. A. H. Boyden has returned
from Greensboro, whore be went
on private business. Col. Boyden
lays all Greensboro is confident of
Maj. Steadman’s nomination for
governor.
Senator Overman Returns Saturday.
Senator Overman writes that he
will return to Salisbury Saturday
night.
breakers but was unsuccessful.
An attempt to shoot the life Jine
also failed on account of the high
wind. From signals it is infer
red that the steamer contains a
large craw and many passengers
and that it is in a dangerous posi
tion. It is believed the ship was
blown out of- its c >urse by a high
wind and lost, its hearings in a fog.
Quincy, Ill., April 27.—The
river has risen over four feet dur
ing the past thirty-six hours and
the levees are in great danger in
this district. The liras levee above
here is broken in two places and
thousands of acres of fertile land
are flooded. The levee south of
here is also broken and water is
pouring through the gap, filling
low lands. The water is still rising
at the rate of an inch and a half an
hour. The Orange and Des Moines
rivers are rising rapidly and the
Missouri is flooding wide stretches
near St. Charles,
Lemberg, April 27.—Fire de
stroyed the town of Buczarz, mak
ing 3.000 people homeless today.
PRESIDENT TO OPEN EXPOSITION.
President Roosevelt. Will Touch a
Cold Button,
MAN DISGUISED HIMSELF.
$300,000 FIRE.
And Then Made a Murderous Attack
Upon a Woman.
St. Louis, April 27.—Arrange
ments have been completed for the
transmitting of a signal for Presi
dent Roosevelt for the opening of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
to the fair grounds. Two separate
circuits will be ready to make sure
of the opening and the touch will
not be interfered with by a break
in the lines. The President will
use a cold instrument for the pur
pose, which will afterward be pre
sented to Gover Francis,
Business District of a City is Swept
Awav.'
St. Paul,-April 27.—The busi-
nass district of Brainard w«» burn-
ed this morning. The loss
8800,000.
THE cmraroa mission,
is
Rapers Read at Yesterday’s Sessions
_ia Washington
Washington, April 26.—Today’s
sessions of the National Florence
Crittenton Mission were devoted
to listening to addresses by well-.
.known workers interested in its
from Shanghai that the Japanese w0jfer fo p , acUcai demonsta-
intend to occupy a portion of thefoion of the work of the mission
Fahiein coast opposite Foremasa, and to reports of delegates. Mrs.
with the object of prevent
the ! Elora Greeman, of New York city,
New Haven, Conn., April 27.—
The police have discovered a clue
supporting the theory that a man
disguised in woman’s clothes made
a murderous attack upon Augusta
Peterson last week.
A BOILER BURSTS.
Wrecked Five Houses and Injured
Six Persons.
,Pittebuty, Pa., April 27. —A
boiler oa a Baltimore and Ohio
engine bursted at Braddock this
morning, wrecking five houses and
severely ii y;iring six persons.
A NEW SULLY COMPANY FORMED.
FAIR TOMORROW.
The Weather Forecast for North Caro
lina for 24 Hours.
Washington, D. C. Apr. 26-The
weather forecast for North Carolina
for the ensuing 24 hoursis:
Fair tonight except rain in ex
treme western portion, colder in
eastern portion. Thursday fair.
MURDERER OF MISS SANBERG.
Henry Simmons,, the Negro Accused,
Guarded, by an Armed Force of 200.
The Wireless Telegraphy.
Wireless telegraphy is an assur
ed fact. It has come to stay. No
such scientific invention as the
telegraph or telephone has ever
been developed at such a marvel
ous rate as has the DeForest sys
tem during the past two years.
It has the stamp of approval
from the United States govern-
ment.and is being used in the
army,-navy and weather bureau
departments. Its officers are men
of high standing in. the business
world and ail those who have met
with success in their other under
takings. An ad.with reference to
the system appears in today’s Sun.
Trojan In Salisbury.
Rev. J. C. Troy, cf Durham,
better known through his interest
ing work as special correspondent
of the Charlotte
“Trojan,” was in
night and attended
lows celebration.
Obser ver as
Salisbury laat
the Odd Fel-
Mr. Troy has
been compelled, on account of ill
health to give up active ministerial
work and is now traveling for the
Ballard Obelisk Flour Company,
Salisbury had a rain yesterday
afternoon “what was” a rain. It
was accompanied by hail that in
contradiction as to size, had no di
mensions akin to a goose egg.
There was- such slight hail
that but little damage was done.
The rain, however, was worth
thousands of dollars to t
dealers of Rowan county.
MEETING OF SYNOD.
truck
North Carolina Lutheran Synod Meets
Two Weeks Hence.
Mr. W. C. Hairston, of" ~«6h-
mond, a well known travelirrre ban
who visited this city freqaenesy in
former years, is in Salisbury fl-lay.
W. H. Wright, E q., and his
two sons, who have been visiting
friends here for the past week, re
turned to their home at Blocton,
Ala., on No. 35 last night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Thurston,
of Buncombe county, who have
been visiting relatives here for the
past two weeks, returned to their
home in Buncombe county this
morning.
Mr. Jerry L. Shaping, fo rmerly
of G ranite Qdarry’now of Monroe
county, Georgia, 18 here for a few
days. Mr. Shaping is operating
several large*granite-quarries in
Georgia.
Ilff YOUE TOT
read a paper entitled .“Who .is
Eligible to Florence Crittenton
Homes ■” in which ehfe answered
j the question oJITND-Fg the doors
Russian Baltisjleet from passing
Formosa strait. -p- 0
—^MtSSAUHEB A COW,
j of ■ the hfrirics were f pen to na/
AnUr&snalCase in theAabeviUe Police i woman or girl in trouble.
q om1 . 1 Mrs. Fred Dubois, wife of the
St. Louis Hears That One is Incorpo
rated in New Jersey.
Austin, Texas, April 26 —Henry
Simmons, the negro who stands
accused and self-confessed as the
murderer of Miss Lula Sanberg,
at Manor, on last Thursday, will
St. Louis, Apr” sq" d ? IF was an-
noaneed here tod"
^corporation for
Sully Cotton Improvement Com-
have his trial for murder on Fri-
4 s 8 ^ 54 ^^ °‘ ^ 8 V70S ^ an ^ * n the^gte^
feeing clo
The annual meeting of the synod
of the Lutheran church of North
Carolina will be opened two weeks
from today at Christiana church.
PoII Tax Must be Raid This Weak if
Yon Vote.
five miles from Salisbury.
The
Lutheran church has made sub
stantia! progress in North Caroli
na during the past year and good
reports along alllines of work will
be made.
For The Orphans.
A recital will be given
Neave Musis School on
at
the
Friday
A Track Blocked-
Tile Southern’s main line was
blocked between the Horan street
crossing and the Salisbury Cotton
Mill about two hours yesterday
afternoon. The block was caused
by cars breaking loose. Two"cars
were damaged by the smash.
The Musical Festival.
Mrs. J. F. McCubbins, Mrs. M.
C. Quinn and Miss Julia Gaskill
left this morning for Spartanburg,
S. C., to attend the musical festi
val which is to continue for three
days, beginning today.
Furnished rooms to rent at 224
West Council, street
3t.
Ice Cream Supper.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church at Spencer will give an ice
cream supper at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Patterson on 6th St. on Thurs
day.night from 7 30 to 11 o’clock.
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
2t
Notice!
Ai a call meeting of the alder
men of East Spencer it was resolv
ed that under the general election
law of 1901 no election will be held
in East Spencer this year.
T. M. Earnhardt, Mayor,
For rent, 3 or 5 rooms, central
ly located, modern improvements.
Apply at Sun office.
St
If you have not paid your poll
tax do not longer delay the matter
as the time is very short. Unless
this tax is paid by rhe first of May
you cannot* vote in the corning
election, the law requiring that the
poll be paid by May first. Satur
day, therefore, is the last day
the poll can be paid and permit
voting.
Asheville, N. C.,. April 26 —A
peculiar and unusual case was dis
posefl of in police court yesterday
in which a milch cow played a
vary conspicuous part. The case
was that of State vs John Tipton,
a resident of West End. Mr.
Tipfon was charged with assault
on a woman through a cow. Ac
cording to the evidence a Mrs.
Coleman was leading her cow-
through Mr. Tipton’s premises,
and the latter told her to get off
and take the cow with her. The
man evidently did not think that'
Hrs. Coleman was obeying his
command with sufficient dispatch,
so he kicked the cow in the side.
•The animal lunged forward, strik
ing ths woman and knocking her
down. Mrs. Coleman's husband
later swore out a warrant for Tip-
ton, charging him with assault.
The case was tried before Judge
Jones and Tipton was found guilty.
Tile judge did not put a fine on the
defendant, as the assault was an
indirect affair, but allowed him to
Senator from Idaho, was to have
read a paper on “Motherhood as a
Means of Regeneration,” but she
sent a letter regretting her inabilt-
ty to attend.
Jones,
Dr. Louise Taylor
of Washington, read a
paper’on “The Value of Private
Maternity Warde,” urging that
evening, 29th inst., in the interest!
of the Charlotte orphanage. The
If-you want a suit of clothes,
now is the lime to buy and save
25 per cent to 50 per cant. Brown
Clothing Co.
concert will be given by the
dren of the school assisted
adult musicians of talent, .
chil
ly
Select Knights. . ,
The regular meeting of
Select Knights will be held
the
to-
night at 8 o’clock in ^.heir hall in
the Hedrick building. Business of
importance Jo every member will
be transacted and a full attendance
is requested. A. L. Cornelison,
Commander.
Some men are rich, others
quire riches, and the rest of
have got to hustle.
pany, capitalized at 85,000,000,
had been filed in Trenton, N. J.,
by Joseph De Forest Junkin. of
Philadelphia, as counsel. ’
Henry L. Whitman, of this city
is one of Sully’s associates in the
new enterprise.
The concern will
manufacture an improved machine
for bailing cotton and probably
there should be a ward in every 9 ] E0 a new roller gin, the patent
Florence Crittenton mission home.
rights of which have been secured
______ _______ g Q ||
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP SHIP. Sully will go to Little Rock on
I Monday. There he will meet sev-
Sensational Story Afloat at Cronstadt' . ntDl 00tt()u M 0f
in the jail, surrounded by an arm
ed force of 206 soldiers. This pie-
caution was taken th give assur
ance that no mob violence shall be
successfully made The soldiers
will be kept on duty until after the
trial.
This afternoon Simmons made a
further confession to three addi
tional murders, two being negroes
in Texas and the other of a white
man whose name he did not know,
in the Greek nation, Indian Terri
tory, on July 9, 1903.
of the Actions of a Stranger.
Cronstadt, April 26.—A sensa
tional story is afloat here of an at
tempt to destroy the battleship
Alexander III. According to the
reports a sailor saw a stranger,
wearing the uniform of an officer,
going down into the engine room
of the battleship, followed him
daw the stranger attaching some
thing connected with wire, to the
dynamos, After the stranger had
left the sail or examined the attach-
menS’and found T to be a bomb.
i The sailor at once cut the wires,
• 1 XUU DOJilVl. WU VLSOU OUV/ TXaW)
gohis way upon payment of the , ,
, 1 I ran up on deck to toll what had
casts. x .
I happened, and found that the
Arkansas.
Later he will tour
several of the Gulf .States Before,
returning to Naw York, where
the head  ffices of this company
will bi. Sully dsc’ines to say who
are backing him in his project, but
it is said they are New Yorkers.
Sully himself will be president and
the company will’ be ready
business in three months.
FIVE NEW ENGINES;
for
The Southern Received Five New En
gines This Morning.
A $10,000 BLAZE AT GOLDSBORO.
Storage Building and Portion of Oil
Mills Burned.
Nrw Ads. '
Auction sale, T. IF Johnston.
G. W. Frix & Co., pianos.
American DeForest Wireless
Telegraph Co., stock for sale.
Globe Department Store.
Carpet Samples at Reid’s. ,
Mrs. L. Fink.
When Jackson Was Nominated.
■ Mr. Sanrl R. Harrison showed
us today a copy of the Western
forolinian, published in Salisbury
Monday, August 13th, 1832, Many
interesting references to Jackson’s
Presidential campaign are found
in this issue.
stranger had hanged himself. The
crew of the Alexander III, it is
added, were instructed not to speak
The Southern received five new
engines at Spencer this morning,
all built for shifting purposes.
of the occurence, and
said
that the stranger was a mad man
or a member of some revolution
ary organization to whose lot it had
fallen to blow up tha Alexindar HI.
Three were kept at Spencer
two sent to Charlotte for use
the yard there.
and
on
Goldsboro, N. C., April 26.—The
storage building of the Wayne
Agricultural Works and the ship
ping building and hull sheds of the
Goldsboro Oil Mills, with con
tents, were totally destroyed this
afternoon by what threatened to
ba another very disastrous fire in
the city’s history. The fire broke
out in the storage room and rapid
ly spread before a southeast gale
to the hull shek of the oil mills.
The fire department was seriously
handicapped in its efforts because
of no pressure, due to low water
in the standpipe. Only a change
of wind prevented greater destruc
tion and damage. The loss will
probably aggregate about 810,000.
ac-
us
Room and table board furnished.
Location unusually favorable. Ad-
dress Lock Box 205.
May 1st will be the opening of
a new interest period with the
Spencer branch of the Wachovia ’
Loan &’Trust Company. Savings
deposits’received by that date will
begin earning interest at once and
tr
For Rent !—8 room house. Ap
ply to G. J. West or 502 West
Inniss Street.
6t.
All our new and stylish furnish
ing goods, such as shirts, hosiery,
gloves, suspenders, collars and
cuffs go n this slaughter sale.
yet the money will be available /FNow is tha opportunity to. buy.
the depositor at any time 4 Brown Clothing Co.
R Lee Wright for the State Senate.
It is generally conceded by the
Democrats of the county that R
For Rent! - My house on North
Main st., No. 417. Doctor Cald
well.. 3r.
Wanted to rent store in Spencer.
Lee Wright, Esq , will be nomina-
r t j c a J Write Confidential Box 39, balls-
ted for the State Senate wl thout Q 34
any opposition, and we think such ’
tomatoes, cabbage, squash, lettuce ba the case _ Thig i nform a.l Graphophones: On installment,
and spring chickens every morn-1 1 permontQ. Address Drawer D.
ing. Max Moses. * St. t t!on comes from every. precinct. F -
In a Bloody Mire.
Johnnesburg, April 26. —The
collapee of a cage in the Robinson
mine precipitated forty six natives,
two thousand fee! to the bottom.
All were killed. The bottom of
the shaft, is a quagmire of human
remains.
For Sale Cheap! 1 Sowing
Machine, 1 one horse wagon ai d
gearing, one top buggy and har
ness. Apply to No. 128 S. Fulton
Street.
Home grown asparagus, radish
es, cucumbers, green beans, new
Fine meats, at the lowest prices,
at Rusher’s cash meat market, tf
For the finest fish, every day in]
the week, call at W. A. Brown’s,
op. post’office.
With a capital of 8600,000.00
the Wachovia Loan and Trust Co.,
through its Spencer bank, offers
the people of that place and sur
rounding country all the advan
tages of modern banking facilities.
Interest paid on deposits. tf
Graphophones: On installment,
Spencer, N. C.
30b.
Ice-Cream Manufactory ;
You will find richest and purest
ice dream, made every day, at
Saleeby’s Candy Kitchen, 113 N.
Main st., ’phone 296. Flavored
with pure fruit juices and made
with freshest cream. If you can’t
Call at the Spencer brunch of
the Wachovia Loan and Trust Co.
and open an account on or before
May 1st and let your money begin
earning interest for you from that
date. Interests paid on savings
Depositors of the Wachovia
Loan & Trust Co., at Spencer, will
on May 1st receive the interest
earned by their respective savings
deposits during the period ending
April 30th.
come,
will deliver at your
deposits of all afhounts.
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•Stetson Hata, Howe’s Hats and
all straw hats are included in our
Several Bargains.
.We can sell you several bar
gains in real estate this week. Ap
ply at once or you will miss a
good thing.
Maupin Bros
Sacrifice Sale.
Co.
Home made
Brown - Clothing
A Thoughtful Mau. ,
M. M. Austin of Winchester,
Ind., knew what to do in the hour
of need. Hig wife had such an
unusual case of stomach and Iiv.er
trouble, physicians could not hel p
her. He thought of and tried Dip.
King’s New Life Pills and she g^t
relief at once and was finally cuk
ed. 25c, at all drug stores.
Serious Stomach Trouble lured.
I was troubled with a distress in
my stomach and vomiting spells,
and can truthfully say that Cham
berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab
lets cured me. Mrs. T V. Will
iams, Laingsburg, Mich. These
tablets are gua anteed to cure
every case of stomach trouble of
this character- For sale by Jas.
Plummer.
hom3--no matter how small the
quantity. When up street -stop
and try it. We .sell our cream
wholesale and retail.
Lard 12? eta
Price’s meat market.
at
1m
“I have used Chamberlain’s
Stomach and Liver Tablets with
most satisfactory results,” says
Mrs. Phelps, of Houston, Texas. For
indigestion, biliousness and con
stipation these tablets are most ex
cellent. Sold by James Plummer.
Makes a Clean Sweep.
Tnere’s nothing like doing a
thing thorughouly. Of all the
salves you ever heard of BucklenV
Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps
away and cures burns, sores, bruis
es, cuts, boils ulcers, skin erup
tions and piles Il’s only 25c, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction bj
all druggists.
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured.
“I have been subject to s
rheumatism for years,” says a. ri.
Waldron, of Wilson Junction,
lows. “My joints were stiff and.
gave me much main and discom
fort. My jointAwbuld crack when
I straightened up. I used Cham
berlain’s Pain Balm and have been
thorough cured. Have not had a
pain or ache from the old trouble
for many months. It is certa uly
a most wonderful liniment,” For
; sale by James Plummer.