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Thursday, September 11.
Local News
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
LUTHERAN North comer Main and Liber
ty fcitreets. Services every Suuday at 11 a. m.
and 8:30 p. m. Sunday School 4 p. m. Prayer
ineetiugr, Wednesday, 8:30 p. m.
Rev. C. B. KINO, Pastor.
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL East comer of
Council and Church streets. Services every
t-iunday at 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. Holy Commu
nion every Sunday. Sunday School 4:30 p. m.
St. Pail's Chapel Near Cotton- Factory.
Services every Sunday at 8:30 p. m.
St. Peter's Chapel Brooklyn. Services
Slid and 4th Sundays at 3 p.m.
Rev, F. J. MURDOCH, Rector.
BAPTIST North corner Council and Church
streets. Services 2nd and 4th Sundays at 10:80
a. n. and 6:30 p. in. Sunday School at 4 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8:30 p. in.
Rev. W: H. SOWELL, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South
corner Inniss and Jackson streets. Services
every Sunday ajt 11 a. in. and 8:30 p. m. Sunday
School at 4 p. m. Prayer nwtin?, WWn.-s-day
8:30 x rn.
Lke Stkkkt Chapel Sorvices 2nd Smuisy at
6:30 p. m. Sunday School, 3:15 a. in. "Prayer
meeting. Thursday at :30 p. ni.
Rev. J. RUMPLE. D. 1'., I'asl. r
M. 13. CHURCH SOUTH--Church strtl h.?-twe-n
Fisher an iink stccots. SrviCfs i'v
ry Sunday at 1):S0 a. m. an.i 8:3 t m.' su s
lay school at 4 p. ni. Prayer meeting.' Vd
iicsiiy at 8:30 p in. ,
Rev. T. W. Outlirie Pat.r,
iis-s A. Meares, of Lin woo 1,
IS
visiting Mis. Theo. Buerhaum.
Mrs. Sallie J. Potts returned
from Schenectady New York, last
Friday.
Dave Julian, J-tts just returned
from the Nortlvh more and
ter goods that evvY before.
bet-
Miss Mai Graves, of Mt. Airy
is visiting Miss Annie Bingham.
Mrs. 6. A. Osbone of Blackstock
8. C, has returned home
Sheriff Hayes, of Watauga co.f
passed through town last week with
two white prisoners for the pen.
Misses Laura Bingham, Alice Cald
well and Nannie Craige have gone
to Raleigh to enter St. Mary's
Dr. J. G. Ramsay was in the city
last week, .
Mrs. Blumenthal and little son
have returned from New York.
The Jewish New Year begins
next Sunday evening, it being 5.651
e.S. ftn the creation of the world.
There wilf be a. grand Alliance,
basket pic-nic at A. E. Sherrill's re
sidence on the Sherrill Foard raod,
about fifteen imiles from town, on
. Saturday, September the, 13th, 1890.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mesrs. J. Frank McCubbins and
Arthur Henderson are. already in
the field as cotton buyers and expect
to make the market lively this fall.
They now have large orders ahead
which will require several hundred
bales to rill, and they anxious to get
, the cotton as early as possible to
' meet the demand. They always
pay the highest market value, and
their long experience as cotton buy
ers, courteous manners and prompt
business methods especially recom
mend them to the farmers. Do not
fail to see them before you sell your
cotton this fall.
Mr. C. F. Meroney has left the
depot to accept a position with the
firm of Kluttz & fiendleman, Mr.
William Dardan will take Mr.
Meroney's place at the depot.
-Tom Rainey is" now clerking at
the R. & D. depot.
During the thunder storm Sat
. urday nigt lightning struck the Cot
ton Mill, and set fire to a pile of cot
ton waste, but was put out by the
; night wateman before any damage
was done.
The young people had a very
pleasant party at the residence of Dr
Caldwell, Tuesday night.
Mr. Vardell. a Princeton Theo
logiirS filled Dr. Rumple's pulpit on
Sunday. Mr. Vardeli is a player on
Princeton's famous Foot Ball Team.
Wake Forrest College opened
last week with 150 students and the
University opened with nearly 200
on the Hill.
. .' - Cnt'D. N . Bennett and family
were in the city Monday and Tues
day. - .
Gov. Fowle was in the city Sun
' - . day. Judge Bynum snd Solicitor
Long were at the Mt. Vernon hotel
Wedneday.
We invite attention to the C, C.
A. A M Fair. This will afford our
people a fine opportunity to visit
one of the prettiest rnd most pro
gressive t )wns in the State. Many
attractions are promised. But the
Concord Fair is always worth seeing.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found the announcment of the Sal
bury Institute of Music, with Salis
bury famed and talented musician,
Miss Linda Lee Rumple as Princi
pal, assisted by Miss Bertha Kuox,
who is also an able and skillful per
former. It needs no recommenda
tion from our hands, for Miss Rum
pie's musical ability is too well
Jknown for us to attempt to add any
thing to it.
Walter Linton left Wednesday
for New York, whence he will sail
for London Saturday.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Harris, M. M. of the W. N. C, Shops,
will shortly remove to Macon, Ga.
Victor Wallace has gone North.
At last one of Mr. Henderson's ap
poinlees is successful. R. W. McNee-
ly, the 7th appointed, stands the ex
amination and accepted at Annapo
lis."" -
Mr. Parker, of Wadesboro, has
moved his family here.
Mr. F. Wells, of Richmond, was
here last week on a visit. to his bro
thers, T. & B. W. Wells,
Carl Buerbaum is in town.
R .J. Foster is at Mr. R Murphy's
Miss Jennie Caldwell's select
school for girls begins Monday next.
Dr. Rumple's family is at home
from Blowing Rock.
Mr. D. a. Swink has closrd the
Banner Warehouse and accepted a
position as floor manager at the Ori
noco Warehouse, Winston. .
T. J. Lindsay is with Littmann
& Litchten.iteiii.
Mr. S. IP Wiley and family are at
Balsam mountain.
-The Dixie Lnwl Company have
!.;0!ii?!it the Sam Harrison brik houe
! ami t;iik about tiirniiiic it into a
male school. The cite and houee
can -be well arranged for Hie purpose.
The R. R. Magnate of the R. &
I), system have nearly all been here
this week looking after the big wreck
at the Yadikn. it is thought trains
will pass over by Sunday.
Mr. Stockston Hall, son of the late
Dr. J.AV' Hall, is visiting his sister
in this city, Mrs J. D. McNeely.
A terrific thunder storm visited
this section last Saturday night a
bout ten o'clock.
Cols. Hauck and Stancill, J. B.
Parker and other prominent farmers
of the county are in the city to-day.
There is evidently another new
hand writing dashing editorials for
Watchman. It would seem that the
effort to make that paper appear dif
ferent from what it was in the days
of its glory and influence, is likely
to bring about its entire eclipse. It
only requires an opportunity for
some folks to shovvf how clever and
vesatile they are. For instance, see
Capt Alexander's letter in this pa
per. . :
Advertised Letters.
The following is a list of advertis
ed letters remaining in the Salisbury,
N. C, postofflce Tuesday, Sept. 11,
1890 : To obtain any of these letters
the applicant must call for adver- j
Used letters." If not called for
within four weeks they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
' J. II. Ramsay, P. M
John McCrowell' Robt. Smith, Jas Dob
by, Mrs Phttlis Dean, Nora Black.(,2)Frank
lin Jones, Jno Killups, Fannie Moors, Mar
tha March, Thomas Pinkston, Lewis Phillips
Annie Stokes, Maggie Rasson, Selena Steele,
J. W. Wilson, Franklin II. Hunt, L. E.
Fisher, Ike McGhee, col., Henry Smith, Bel
tie HoWs, R. J. Finn, Florence Faggart,
Hanpah Isafl, Richard Crill, J. A. Cashion
Martha Carson, Isaac Byass Mollie Lanier
J. It. Leo, Eliza Morris, col., I- M. Osborne
Caroline Pearson, Charley Riddle, Nullie
Silliman, Henry Wyatt, col., Julia White,
E D Walker. Mrs Dilla Williams, Carrie
llartman, W. M. Galline
EifeHy.
This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they
find it not. Thousands upon thous
ands of dollars are spent annually by
our people in hope that they may
attain this boon. And yet it may
be had by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according to
directions and the use persisted in,
will bring you good digestion and
oust the demon dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and
all diseases of liver, stomach and
kidneys. Sold at 50c. and $1.00 per
bottle by Theo. Kluttz fc Co.,
druggist. 4
THE FARMERT OPPORTUNITY
We will club this paper with the Raleigh
Southern Farmer, or both papers one year
for $2.00 Tha Southern Farmer is the oldest
agricultural par:er in thi? section of the coun
try. Now is the tifne for the farmers t
pfscure onu ol the be.t weekly agiiculiurwl &
family newsprper?, together with this paper
at the cost nearly of one paper. The South
em Farmer has -no equal in the South, as a
weekly family paper, and i9 especially adap
ted to the present wants of Southern Farm
ers who wish to be posted as to the chang
ed condition of agriculture in the country.
Sample ccpies wul be furnished by the pub
lisher to any who wish to avail themselves
of this liberal offer-
SALISBURY INSTITUTE OF
SViUSIC.
Miss Linda Lee Rumple, Principal,
Miss Bertha Knox, Assistant.
The first session will begin Tues
day, September 16th, 1890.
Pupils desiring to enter will please
apply as soon as practicable. Circu
lars concerning Course of Study,
Terms, etc., will be furnished on ap
plication.
Salisbury, Sept. 9th. 1890. 1-t.
CCA&MFAIR
CONCORD. N. C.
.SEPTEMBER 30, & OCT. 1,2 & 3.
Many Attractions. Low rates on
all Rail Roads.
Admission 25 cents.
BARGAINS IN
LOTS IN EAST SALISBUURY
Shaver & Wharton addition. Now
is the time to secure choice lots.
Apply, to
J. M. 'HA DEN.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
J. F. McCUBBINS.
SUicGUBBINS
COTTON BUYERS FOR
S a EOT
SuWe always
S price for cotton
DON'T FAIL
mm
$5.00 Suit op Clothes for $4.00.
J MEN'S SUSPENDERS for Sets, per pair.
DRESS GOODS for Sets, per YARD to SOcts. -
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WE HAVE THE BEST STOCK OP DRY GOODS, GR03 2RIES, ClOTHIXG,
Crockery, Hats, Trunks, Notions; Act, that we have ever bought
HERETOFORE, AND NO MISTAKE.
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WE WILL GIVE YOU MORE GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY
THAN ANY HOUSE IN SALISBURY.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
1890. D. R. JULIAN & CO.
COME SEE! BUY!!
G.
The Leading Furniture
Dealer and Undertaker in
SALISBURY, N. C.
Is now offiering one of the largest and best
PARLOR SUITS M OR II AIR CRUSH PLUSH AT $60,00 FORMER PRICE $75 00
Pi DTHT? CITTTvJ TT P PT.TTH . 1' (tnn VMD1IVD nntno .xn'nn
PARLOR SUITX SILK PLUSH,
PARLOR SUITS WOOL PLUSH,
BED ROOM SUITS
IN ANTIQUE ASIIR, :
CHERRY
CHAIRS, SOFAS,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS,
BEDS, AND WORK TABLES
- FOR LADIES,
' " VERY LOW.
Pictures
and Picture Franjes
of every style and quality always
in stock, or will be made to order at phort notice.
BABY CHARRIGE3. . BABY. BABY CHARR1GES.
A large stock of Baby Charriges with wire-wheels at $7,50, and Silk Plush
Seats; and Satine Parasol Carriges with wire-wheels at only $16,50, former price ?22,50
COME AND GET
UNDERTAKING
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Special Attention Given in all its branches, at all hours day. and
Parties wishing my services at night will find me at my resi
dence on Bank street. Thanking my friends and
public generally for past patronage
and wishing ja contiaa ,
ance of ' j'
the - : .r
7 same, I am ,
VERY RESP
ME
Gov't Report, Aug. 17, x 889.
A COTTON STRIKE
"lo, Boss I'll work bo more, 'less
you leljli your Cotton on a JONES
6-Ton Cotton Scale (tl n A
MOT CHEAPEST BUT BEST. u)J
Beam Box,
Tare Beam,
Freight Paid."
For terms address.
JOKES OF BINGHAUTON,
BIXCHAUTON, N. T.
J. A. HENDERSON.
& GHiENDERSON
pay highest, cash
and cotton seed.
TO
SEE US.
in
W. WRIGHT,
assorted stocks of Furniture ever brought to
- $50,00 FORMER PRICE $60,00.
f 3-3,00 FORMER PRICE $45,00.
AND WALNUT
j AT PRICES THAT DEFY
COMPETITION.
A BARGAIN.
DEPARTMENT.
night.
jECfTFUL
U. S.
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MISS JENNIE CALDWELL'S.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Will open Monday September 15,
1890. No deduction for absence ex
cept In cases of protracted sickness.
And DonH forget it J And remember,
G T- MOWERY
Having removed back to my old stand on corner of Fish
er and Lee streets. I
I WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF GRO
CERIES, SUCH AS BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, AND
ALL GRADES OF MOLASES, ALL KINDS OF CAN
NED GOODS, SEGARS, SNUFF AND TOBACCOS.
I WILL BUY ALL KINDS OF COUN
TRY PRODUCE, FLOUR & MEAL.
THANKING YOU FOR YOUR PAST FAVORS I RE
MAIN, . - -k
Don't forget the place, on corner of Fisher and Lee streets.
I deliver goods to all parts of the city.
goods to all parts of
YOURS TO SERVE
G.
A remedy by which the terrible expense of buying medicines in such
large quantities can be avoided. Did it ever occur to you that one fourth
of t -e medicines bought were never used? Examine your closets &c, and
see. . We propose to offer fi remedy to avoid this terrible outlay of money.
We have placed upon the market a full line of family medicines, which we
offer for the uniform price of ten cexts each. We guarantee the goods
to be as good as any Medicines on the market regardless of price.
Family Ten Cent Liver Powders For bilious diseases, torpidity of
the liver, costiveness, headache, &c, &w.
Family Ten Cent Rat and Mice Poison For the extermination of
rats, mice, roaches, moles, musk rats, &c, &c.
Family Ten Cent Ointment Cures cuts, burns, chapped hands, old
3ores, ring worm, itch, &c, fec. . .
Family Ten Cent Diarrhosa Mixture Unequalled for the cure of
dysentry. diarrhcea, cholera morbus, summer comp't, pains in the stomach
and bowels, Ac., Ac. , ' ' .
Family Ten Cent Worm Syrup A pleasant remedy for the extermi
nation of worms in children,, they will cry for the second dose.
Family Ten Cent Cough Syrup For coughs, colds, bronchial affec
tions, hoarseness, whooping cough, Astma, &c", &c.
Family Ten Cent Liniment For rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains,
stiff joints, swellings, Ac, equally good for man and beast. . - '
Family Ten Cent Horse Cattle and Poultry Powders Will be
found efficient in distemper, heiyes, hide bound, loss of appetite, and all
horse and cattle diseases. A wonderful tonic and preventive of diseases
in poultry. jL
Family Ten Cent Bed Bug Poison will destroy Red Bugs perma
nently i J r X
Family ten CENTr eye 'V 'TTrn-
Family Ten Cent Dyspeptic Remedy, Removes
Stomach, relieves Nervousness, aids
prevents nausea, &c
Family Ten Gent PiLLS ; Prevent and cure costiveness, Billiousness,
Pain in the Head and Back. Remove Impurities from the system, Cleanse
the Liver, do not gripe; can eat anything you wish
Do not fail to give the FAMILY TEN CENT tMDICINES a trial, and
you will be convinced of their real worth. Ask your druggist for them,
and if he will not get them for you, send direct to us.
THEO. F. KLUTTZ & CO.,
Wholesale Druggist.
eb. ' . Salisbury, N. C.
J S LM1.
THE LEA
JEW
OR
BRACELETS, BUTTONS, SPECTACLES,
N short, every article of JEWELRY usually kept in the
business. Stock daily replenished by the most substantial
ioMble articles.
All goods and ai
IF YOU WANT ANY GOOD
J.
We announce to
town and vicinity that we are now sell
ing out our Spring and Summer siock at
a great sacrinee in
for our immense
FALL STOCK OF
L TIM! OiM
WHICH WILL CONSIST OF
The latest styles of suits of every shade
and color for Men, Youths, Boys and
Children Single pants a specialty.
PRICES AND STYLES
We also keep a full supply of Gents', Furnishing
Goods. Hats and Caps.
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
In Cole building, corner Main
& Fisher Sts., Salisbury, Ni C.
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-j-New goods! new store! just in
side the yard at home on Ellis strt.
Keep every thing usually found In a
first class notion store. Blacking,
blueing, pencils, pens, pins slatepen
cils, candy, root-beer, hair-pins, 'Ac.
C. F. & B. -A. Stewart, & R. T.
Coit, Proprietors.
Come to see us.
the city.
T. MowErY.
"ng Bnrn Tirnin nil forms.
eavmessTromtrKvr-frt-. , . v..n nnnn
digestion in a wonderful degree,
KlrtAKl
DING
THIRT Y YEARS
Full line of
"WATCHES,
KINGS,
CHAINS, '
PINS,
their line c
and fashf
worr warranted.
GOODS, COME TO SEE US.
Respectfully
& C4. HORAH.
the people of the
order to make room
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
I. BLUMENTHAL & BRO
ART SGHOOLu
Instruction in Drawing ana
" Painting ';
TERMS:
Painting $5 per session of 23 lessons.
Drawing ?5 " 23
Lessons Z hours long to be given
five days in a week; or on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning or
evening, to suit pupils.
For further particulars applv to
MRS. J: P. MOORE.
R LEE WRIGHT.
Attorney At Law, "
W ILL practice In the courts of Rowan and
adjoining: counties, and in the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. Prompt and stric
attention giren to all buaiit&a entrusted, it
my care. . S. 7. '8'
Dr. R.L; Ramsay,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Smithdeal's Row,
OFFICE
HOUSE AND LOT ion
Ennis St. Price low en
quire of W. H. Reisuer.
One sword & Son's Brick
Machine, capacity 25000 'per
day, one Engine and Boiler
as good as new. ,
Also a lot of brick first
class, foi further particulars
Inquire of J. A. Boyden.
A. W.OSBORNE
Salisbury, n. c.
C AlYCElt C AJS BE
cured
A fter an experience of eighteen
or twenty years by a simple pre
paration of my own, I have been able
to convince hundreds and hundreds
of suffering humanity that
A CANCER CAN BE CURED.
In all my experience,I never have
failed,when notified in time.to effect
a permanent cure. However, I do
not wish the public to rely ufftm my
testimony alone, but I take pleasure
in referring all concerned to the fol
lowing list of responsible gentlemen
who have tested the truth of this as-
ties named: '
Martin Booe,Mocksvi!le,Davie co.f
N. C; James Gamble, Bird, Wilkes
co., N.C.;Thos. E. Brown, Asneville,
N. C; Jacob Isaac, Boone. Watauga
co., N. O.;: Philip Ridenhour, Copal
urove, Htaniy co., iN.u.jDaniel jLong,
Yaamvnie, Yaaiiin co J. u.; J . T.
Ray, Mill Bridge. Rowan co., 2S. C;
J. F. Roberts, La ural Branch. Alle
ghany co., N. C; Frank Kerr, Trout-
man's, Iredell co., N. C; Caleb nees,
Monroe, Union co., N. C.
Respectfully,
H. C. CRANFOkD.'
ZEB, P.O.,Rowan Co.,N. C. 5 9 ly.
BOOK STORE,
THEO. BUESBAUH,
SALISBURY. N. 0,
Schoolbooks and. Jcookb
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Stationery. : ;;
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO
ORDER.
NOVELS, ALBUMS, ETC.
THE
BARGAIN HOUSE!!
The most goods for
the least money.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ol
ill
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
.- J DYE-STUFFS,
FANCY TOILET SOAPS,
FANCY HAIR ANJ) TOOTH
BRUSHES,
PERFUME AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
f LETTER PAPER, . i
. PENS, INKS, EN
' VELO PS, GLASS, -PUTTY,
LAMPS, -CHIMNEYS,
FRUIT ARS
AND TURNIP
KINDS.
SEEDS OF: ALL
Pijskiaas' Prsssripiiais Ar-uitslj Casjnnisi
JHO.H. ENNISS,
8 2 tf. : SALISBURY, N. C
J. P. McCcbbixs.
J. A. Hendeesoh.
McCubbins & Henderson,
COTTON BUYERS FOR
MTTJ.S Attn F.YPlifiT
.v.. We always t pa;- highest ca3h
price for cotton and cotton seed.
DON'T- FAIL TO SEEUS.
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