SALISBURY TRUTH.
WEDNESDAY, OUT. 11.
JLocal News.
Friday afternoon of last week
Hubert ATnier-ioti. a ynunjj white
man Jivin? t n the SherriH rovl.
about two m;v from thiscitytw m
feeding can? in o a misl, and vvh i?t
eo entrap I C t -U'.i light, hand o
badly ma-he I that amputation at
the wrist wa necessary. J)r
Whitehead and McKenzie, of tin-
city, prrr,r:nfl the operation.
Lie if I'D int Wood, of the army,
Who was here for f-ome ,d;ys on re
' cruilinx beryice,' left last week for
Jefferson Barracks, Mo., with two
recruits.
Atthe meeting of the city al
dermen la -it Thursday a committee
was appointed to see about ijureha
sing a hose wagon and hook and
ladder truck for the fire department.
SafNhury w; I haveJi chance to
fee Dewey. The fauiouj- adnrral
has aci'Mj.tfd an invitation to vi-it
Atlanta fme t i in? npxt moul h w hen
his flag lieutenant, Crumby, wi!l be
pre-jtMif -d w: h a sword by' the peo
ple of Georgia. He ii is de.-iiiated
the Southern as the road he wiil
travel over, and this will bring him
through Sa! stniry. Tne exact (late
hasn't ben fi.;d yet, but we will
all know in time. There'll be a
crowd at the depot that day.
No th M iin stt-et, between the
city limits an I Spencer, has been
materially widened and' otherwise
improved recently under the direc
tion of J. M. Ii. Rice, and the work
of macadamizing it will soon begin.
When fiui-hed SaUbViry and Spen
cer will- be .-connected . by a very
liand-ome bou'.eva d.
Ivi:hien while and., four col
ored couples were m t ied in this
county during September.
1 .iyinc-tori C':!e. jn ihfs city,
the, we', k low n intiiu!:oii f,,r the
higher e duration of colored .-:ude-ts
Of bil h f- ef oj ened J . i c .'u.-eo I)
session !i-t week w ii ii hi ii',;en
lance of t 10 puo-N, tiio iai.'-st'in
the hi.-.'.o: y Of I he .-choo!,
V t-1 Su i!,ty the Mi. Vernon
hotel in I s c,ly w . ; h uije ;o: it
tors, J. ..ti'U' !, a well 1. n n
com ii. i-ii ' i veie i". f-jimiiig (i.e.
Control, h.-iviiig le.i.ed l lie j. ; ,( My
from ivimiifi, I. A. Fieiv-k-.' Mr.
"Crowe :'" IrH been rece 'y a ie-'.dent
of A ii v ' e, a n I i s i ejiu -d lo be a
good iii i i.j -r who u . ! I k i'- (. tie io
el u in c(v, e it .s e. i
Mr. Fr. re; : ".'s fi o.ii man-U'-ieme
ii I.muh he hh-in Lo taka
rest in Ii s ,d aje ' f: om bu- m s
care-, and, uil!i hi u , e, wi I con
tinue In hve at tiielio.ei.
'I ii . COM
being filled
i mi
Up W ;
Un.
v a er clo-ets of-niodei n de-
Site- i(f Monroe
wiil
bein h's
ttrtin; v at
tax cj -c.:ngl m r of iJje
y'.h. iie.t..M'n i
Not he -ii j i
witii I. E. H e .
K'he Aim,;,',
: e in got ii J sug
l e pii.-clra e
mine vii the
for
to
llu'shon-ei- iiii;.;.
' i i a--! on J ,t nee w
ii a resolution
pa id i-y l he
? wo: k o-f v fcjiic i
inenced K; ; !
j-chool botul the
ii 4 the. pu j.!s coiu
iy. I):". W. H
WakefleM, of Ch t r
lotte, .N. C , w i 1 i i
Cen,:.r li. :e!. on
S.i' "-!ui y , at
i hu -t! -jr ( f i.
lytii, i r iii'-? oiie tl-iy
piac;.ie is liioiud to
on y. II s
Eye, , E t; ,
Nose. tnd Throat.
Owing to the in't 'etiK-nt w ea' h.er
theaddress on t!e " ila: mony of the
Itaces" by Rev. L. T. t ontun-,
advertised to be 'tlelveied at the
court house -ia't Thtir-day night,
wras not given, but was postponed
until Monday night, Oot. 10 when
thespeikei will rein rn to the city j
and deliver, the - ad Ire-s. He dolt i
l ist Sainrd iy for Reidsville to till
engagements there.
r H. II. Ham, who was injured by
a Southern train near this city some
time ago and brought suit to recover
$5,000 damages, lost his case on the
trial at Durham a few days air. He
claimed that ho was standing teide
train withouta headlight struck him
nd that he win permanently dis-
ahled. The defendant denied this;
nnu .Ham iniu nam tsieppeu un H
track just ahead of the train and was
r t "A ... i
hurt.
Next spriug' Edwin Shaver will
have a handsome brick building
erected on his lot on .Main street,
bet.veen the Mansion House and
the Holmes block. The building
...:u a. -i.;
win coiiiaiu two siure-ruoms.
-While wrestling with another
boy at China Grove, Chester Sechler,
fell and had his arm broken! I
It S. Wilder, an employe at the,
ly to - alisbury from Macoii, Ga.
Last Monday morning J. H. Las-1
Klter. a e:ir insn'ector'at KnencerJ
- i
came near meeting wun a icrnoie
death. In company with another
man he was working under a freight
car In the yards when it was set in
motion so suddenly that there was
no time to get out. Lassiter's com-
' nonlnn a hH anil auriMKrhim
. fi4tllrij art v u CA ft w. Mr... w,......
self clear of the track, and by great
effort held Lassiter partially clear,
The latter was dragged along the
ties and had a leg broken and was
otherwise bruised before the car was
stopped and he was rescued from
his perilous position. j
Smelting and concentrating ma
chinery by the carload for the Union
Copper Mine at Gold Hill, is being
received here and shipped to Gold
Hill.
Kev L. T. Christmas, ,who Will
ispeak at the court house in this city
next Monday night, on the "Harmo
ny of the Races," is engaged in the
work of o ganizing the colored peo
ple into an evangelical ; -co-operative
movement to promote the harmony
of the white and colored races in
this country and for the salvation of
the negro race, religiously, morally
and industrially. This movement
Is heartily endorsed by all the lead
ing representatives of both races,
and newspapers, and it is hoped
and expected that a large audience
will be at the court house next
Monday night. Special seating ar
rangements for white people.
Huge poles G2 feet high have
been put up on Main street by the
telephone company.
Drs. Newman and Long will es
tablish a private hospital in the old.
Snober home place, corner Fulton
and Kerr streets, and went over to
High Point, Tuesday, to purchase
the furniture.
The. Raleigh correspondent of
Charlotte Observer says:: "The quar
termaster general to-day equipped
the Salisbury and Henderson com
panies of the State Guard. He says
he will equip the others as rapidly as
possible." '
Fletcher King, col., caught in a
woodshed under suspicious circuin
stances, is in jail until the grand jury
can see into his case.
Deaths.
The Infant' of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Council, of Chestnut Hill, died ..last
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Otho Van Poole, of Craven,
thisc'tunty, died Oct. 5th, leaving a
husband and six children, among the
latter Drs. C. M. and G. M. Van
Poole.
The child of '.-Hay ward Redwiue
died Sunday at Chestnut Hill,
William Teiser, of this city, and
.viiss Mamie .Morris, ofTarboro, were
married in the latter city yesterday.
Marriages-
At the residence of E. W. Burt,
of this city, brother-in-law of the
bride, last Wednesday . night M iss
Ell.iS. Rruton, daughter of the. la e
Hew D. 11. liruton, of the Nortli )ai
olina conference, was united in niiii
r i a ire to Rev. R. II. Wilson, ofEigle
Rock, Virginia, Rev. Drs. John R
lirooks and J. II. Weaver officiating.
Siuirtly after the ceremony the new
iy married couple left by the South
ern for their future home iu Eagle
Rock, Shenandoah. Valley, Va.
Milas File and Miss Laura Hart
onn, of ('hestnut Hill, were married
ln.-t Wednesday evening.
Items From Faith.
Ernest Bernhardt and Miss Lena
Colley were married Sunday.
Twins a boy and girl, have ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ward.
liev, Webber, of Salisbury, hfld
servicer, aft c Ryforjned church here
Tuesday night. '
J. T. Wyatt shipped to Chapel
Hill, Tuesday, one carload of granite
door aud window sills.
A railroad is needed in Faith.
If we should get one factories would
go. up, because Faith has the bu-d
ne-s men to furnish the monpy and
do the building. JS'kho.
Mast Vaccinate.
Tne f liiuvvirig rules with n
ler
; ion
'i of.
jeoce t- the comoul-orv vairin:!
of pupil--, W' 'e announced .by I
Coon, sujiv iiHmi ie.ii of., the
Cil V-
school-, )a-t Friday:
1. All chil.liea attending ti-e
ruiblic.srli !s nm-t b;; v.iccia t'ed.
; IrovidH I - h-.-y h ivo not b;; m v.t.-ci-
naled wii.o i .ie la-t ( wo years.
2. i)r. VV. L. C umpajid h;s'as
'gchl)0is a.,. a e vacvlnitins all free
j of ch.ir.,e wlte) wi.h . h.lVe it done
at the hchools. The iiamci f n!l 1
; (y;ieis a:e noted down. 1 :ie WiM
btJ lVt. le:l tI;,v- U'iiiiin ' th's
1 evening at 3 o'cloc'k, in whk'ii t: be
1 vaccinated at home or ati.e pi:uo
other than ihe pub! c cho !.
3.- 1 nose childiei now a::e:id;nc?
! the public schools, who are not mic
cessfully varcinaled within le:i d.iy-,
ii :.. .- i l l.
ueinuiir mis eeuiu'i hi j o ciut u,
wiM !,e,,difd from he ht'
iinl if'! - t 1 .Aft rni'iii if ! iid fa n.' nr-i 1
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A Mine CI hISiOry.
A Salisbury correspondent of the
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Ix'xincton Dispatch - sends the fol-
lowing interesting matter concern-'
iug our court hou?e and its records
, k ma ywyvsi ""'
j "This -counlySis spending some j
'eight or tvMsjj&unI dollars in re
; pairing and remofleling the county j
court house. The work in - toeing'1.
done by Ittner, the contractor, and
Wheit it is t'Oltl l)I'ted the interior
- I
r Z Z
i of the hands jinest
mtca court rooms in
will show one
j and best appoint?
; the State,
"This old court-house, by the way,
contains a veritable mine of histori
cal data and information, in the rec
ords of the early, provincial courts,
which wore held here in the last cen
.tury , records which would be of in
valuable service to one who would
write a history of the State. - The
court records extend back as far as
1753, wheh the first "court of assize,
oyer and terminer and general gaol
delivery" for tne counties t Rowan,
Anson and Orange was held here in
Salisbury, with the Hon. Peter Hen-
ly presiding, chiv. Elliott, Esq , as
the Attorney General, and the noto
rious Edmund Fanning, of Hilis
boro, and Thomas Frohock, of Row
an, as clerks. At the next court Ed
inund Fanning appears as attorney
for his majesty, the King. It was at
this court that Abner Nash exhibi
,ted license from Governor Dobbs to
practice as, an attorney in the prov
ince. The names of John D nn.'Ad
lai Osborne, "clerk under the crown,
and afterwards under the State,' Fro
hock and Fanning often appear. It
was in the old Salisbury" court that
Gen. William R. Davie. Archibald
D. Murphy, Governor Mont ford
Stokes, David F. cauldwell and oth
ers equally as fatuous, were practi
tioners in this court, as the records
attest.
"In the register's office, among
other old deeds, is--found one from
Daniel Toone, who for a long time
was a resident of this county.
"In the year 1903 Salisbury will
have reached her one hundred and
fiftieth year. It is proposed 'at that
time to hold some fitting celebration
in honor of its green old age."
Nartn CarcHaa's Victory.
Atlanta ConstitutJon
The coming senatorial contest
in
the state of North Carolina gives
some idea of the victory whieh the
people won in their election of one
year ago. It was a pitiable sight
when one of the original states of
the Union fell a victim to a political
conspiracyonly equaled by. the car
pet bag governments of '18G8. In
this conspiracy ignorance arid vice
pushed aside the virtue and intelli
gence of the state, and from the
governorship almost to every office
the men who u-ere the backbone of
every cojnmunity were sidetracked
and place hunters took their seats.
The unholy alliance by -which a pop
ulist and a republican,, so divergeu t
in views, couid have been elected to
the United Slates senate, proved
that spoils was the motive power,
and that principle had nothing what
ever to do in the general carving up
of offices. It was no wonder then,
that when North Carolinians,, men
of substance and intelligence and
property, found how they had been
handicapped and belittled in the
eyes oft he world, they banded them
selves together to restore the North
State to the proud position when it
had been represented by such men
as Zeb Vance and Mat Ransom.
There is now a contest going on
for the United Slates senatorship to
to succeed Marion Butler. In .Jhis
contest are pitted such men a?tlfn.
Julian S. Carr, Chairman F.
Simmons, of- the,- iate . democrat
kU.?
committee, former Governor Jarvly
and former Congressman Vddei.
In reading over such a list of names
as. this, representing the best colo
nial blood ofNorth Carolina, as well
as the best manhood of the present
day, one can form some idea of the
great revolution which is being
made from the era of Butter and
Pritchard. All thee men are first
class in every particular and would
worthily represent any state in. the
Union. As it is, their candidacy
-makes it certain that North Caroli
na has thrown oifthe nightmare of
Ruscliism, arid will henceforth keep
in the middle of the road and out of
the way of tricksters and political
charlatans.
Near Piney Grove, Surry county,
a few nights ago unknown parties
went to the home of Mrs. Cloe Gam
bill, and carried off her trunk, clo'li
ing, a roli of greenbacks and about
! a quart of silver. There is no clue
to the robbers. Mrs. Gambill is an
aged and highly respectable lady.
9
4;
1 f. need not lose flesh in summer 5
i if you use the proper means !
, L. ' t -L V... " 1L!L
J 10 PrPeJv ,l 1 in,niv J i
! y'OU can t take SCOTT'S l
v-jf EMULSION in hot Weather, J
" 9 you C2n take it and di- i
E n-ocl if wpW in cummer a
in winter. It is not like the 1 1
je piain coQ-iiver oh, wnicn is
, MfcuM to take at any time. j
Jf you arc fosing flesh, ?j
-" vnn ar lodntf- tfrntinr! and 3f '
2 YOU need
t
jf
4
I Scott's Emulsion
y ... .
and must have It 10 Keep Up J
J your flesh and strength. If f
J you have been taking it and J
prospering on it, don't fail to
9 continue Until VOU are thor- $
. .
2 oWy strong and well.
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SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemku, Xew Yort
EliasCarr, Jr, sometime -ago, so
our informant tells, oil a warm, dus
ty road, was taking a - young lady
from Warrenton out to Bracebndge.
The conversation drifted to f polite
ness, when the lady -began to insist
that the negroes in Warren county
were so very much more polite than
elsewhere. She was persisting in
her contention till the carriage had
passed a wagon whieh the two saw
(drive out of the road when more
than a-hundred 'yards ahead. --"As
they parsed the negro driver, Red-
dick Hines, he doffed his hat and
said: "Howdy do, Mr. EH as; I
stopped, fear in I was makin too
much dus" Tarboro Southerner.
It is conservatively estimated
that at least one hundred and eigh
ty cooks have left here in the last
month. The last complainant and
he is making an immense kick is
John A. Rarringer. For six years
he has kept the same colored cook
in his family. She teamed all his
little whims about the preparation
of food. Who could cook an egg as
she could cook it? Where was her
equal on broiled steak? She was in.
comparable on' a "biied" dinne
And now she is gone. These em
ployment agency people have sent
her to the cruel Nrth, where .fehe
will receive a few more dollars a
week. Greensboro correspondence
Charlotte Observer.
Tuesday night when the 7:2"
Southern bound passenger train was
leaving several persons standing on
the far end of the platform -.saw a
figure jump upon the "blind bag
gage" of the moving cars between
the mail and the baggage cars.
j They were quite sure that the per
son wa a man in woman's clothes,
and they communicated with the
police. The police concluded that
the individual was one of several
men ' I hey had been wanting for
some weeks, arid they wired the
police in Salisbury to arrest the
party when the train arrived there.
The instructions were obeyed by
the Salisbury police; and they tele
graphed Chief-of-Police Scott, of
this place, t hvst the arrest had been
made on the arrival of the train and
that their priouer was a woman,
wore a man's cap and a man's shoes.
Her name was not given. She is
still in the custody of the Salisbury
police, and it is probable she may
be-tried for breaking the "hobo,"
or tramp-beating laws. When she
boarded the train in Greensboro it
was going about fifteen miles
an hour. A woman wit h the nerve
to do this should
Greensboro Itecord.
scot free
S, S. S.'ls a Great Blsssins
vtUa,
IIFIIE'P Tftfl
W People, it GSTsrTwrriififeiia-
' but it is - wholly .unnecessary. By -keep-.
t&u Dlftnrf ftkri'l IM' ins their blood pure they can fortify . themselves
DSijOU sCU '-Uldt so as to escape ;thr fourths of the ailments
from which they .puffer so generally. S. S. S. is
tho remedy which will keep their systems young, by purifying the blood,
tilOVOUguiy reillOVlIlg
:-' tS nr.it imilrla
is ir ui-j Ofi;.T;ni... -
fjT3,a.?j;i fflYiw: D'OOU tl:.f )UIJOUl, funic ujoiajts?
3 Mrs. Uvrah Pike. 47? Broadway, .SoHtfe Boston writes:
iT g'li " 1 am so veritf years old, and had ot enjoyed good health
J?g0i for tweutv ycai s I w.-vjs sick, iA different ways, and in
vn i!--j? addition Jiad 'Gzemaiierrioiy on one oi my ie. ito
K l' dortor said tht on
well acain. -ltook a
Xt-AC completely and I
Us J W Loving, of Colquitt. Ua., says: ror eigni,
een years I suilered tortures from a fiery eruption on
mv skin I tritd almost every kno-n remedy, but they
failed one by one. and I was told that my ag., which is
sixty v.-us nainst r.s. and that I could never hope
tohaweil aain. 1 finally took S. S. S.. and it cleansed
my blood thoroughly, and now I am in perfect health."
ia the cidr remedy -.vh:ch can build up and Btrengthen
old pwple.'heoause it U the only one which is guaranteed
r, tic!i -niflrfiirv: nrsonio and ether daniainnar
ini-.el - it is oirf.de from roots and . herbs, and Ita-s no" chemicals wnaever
in it.'s"P S. V'ires the worst causes f Scrofula, ancer. Eczema. EheumaUsiu,
et'-r P'v-n Stores Chior.ic Uicen. lioils, or nny other disease of the blood.
Bool'-: cm the.o di.asas will bo snt free by Swift Sjeoiflc Co., Atlanta. Ua.
l l tr I'.'.i.-i'i .J.iv..r m- - .
$kmWm
mmM &rj&
teig kzm&? 4ggtr. m
" The Best
Housework Is Hard
DICK 4DOR3EY, CEF?EF!Al PURCHASING ACESTS, Cedsr Street, 2 . Y
Why ay TfR8 Goodttt hnrae whri the aortmcnt in ro ?mll? tpto dt:0!t the
latot styles In Dr Ooods. Mattiai.-a. B5---l. Farnitr.r. lUr lware C;rita, rtc.. rrtn
first lanil,- in New Yrk rit. at i..rics inarh Ih-!..w what yo woald py for Mine jaality ft
gools at home What wo peti tomes direct from the nuniufactarr and wh,!al'r, ar
ths Utst styl andffttsh'?-t ,t nil, and -ll at but litt! above -arfcf Tealc rrlcr.
Oo Jaif-.w tnatt'.K? at UttuU tht yur&ctuaot bcluvatf ! t r?: cur rarjt at 63
i ch-!o- at " u l-sir 1 1 re sos. standard v1ots, 1 worth mn'-h iTjt.rt: a dozen fine
sli'rts "rr.. W. !- sol! t H? .-lnyly U uot leMi tUatu tbre shlru re arderd. Aud Itpys
' -rH.-l- tl-.al ran i-o di-j.fjid.vt a pen to
. Vtaii; writ o f r ir. We s,;.:d Rr.-sa Goodd
I3 L "" '1tn fia
i w.i,t a Biri?
;aif.i antioiu m in' i;n. 'f-re.ia,.i? silxa, it
f ai -will tirin-r ? hem. A flue salt or eic-tue lor -si tr. ti
Haft rent, a.id have :vn trwnl ati8factIon. They eai 1 1- Ca idi-
l Want a jfjirv.? f-t ha ya pric
tttt Jnu ril:t!iltf art
SALISBURY MARKETS.
PROD
Corre
A. W. Winecoff.
Extra Flo&r sack.
2 40(250
2 25(2 35
Family Ffour sack,
Hidesdry per lb.
" green per lb ,
Wool washed
Bacon hog round per lb
" ham
" sides '
" --"shoulders
Pork
Oats -32 lbs p;r bushel
Peas clay
" mixed
a
0(3
15 24
10
0.3 G
40Q?m
(50(a.(;5
50
MeaP-bolted 44 Ihs per bus. 4",o0
" unbol. 18 lbs per bus.
Corn 50 lbs per bushel . .
Onions select per bushel
Lard N.C
Tallow
Ducks
Hens per head
Spring ch.ckens
Roosters per head
Turkeys
Guineas
Geese ,
Butter choice yellow
Itiuiey strained per lb.
" comb per lb.
Eggs
Feathers new
Wheat
GO
. 2
15(18"
20(25
10(20
lf(20
1
10 to 15
2o3o
20(15
10
10
12
35(ig45
80(85
Q. Ur R M D Ia not recommended for otp-
j Brf rtiiu rjtiinij; lutlfyou have kld
P H HT 1HT. liver or b!ailter tronMe It
nUUl wiil Ikj f.uudjast the remedy
yuuiieed. A di ugirists Jti flitv rent a;sl dol
lar sizes. You may have a sainnle lottlp of
tli is wonderful new iliscovery1iy mail free,
also pamphlet tUiusr all about it.
Address Dr. Kilmer 4 Co., Biuirhampton,
To Curo LaSrippe in Two Days
Tsike Laxative Bromo Qi'inine
rabiet-5. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure; E. V.
Urovo's - signature, on every box.
Don't Suffer, The Electropoise
Cures nil diseases without the ue
ofmediciue. A pure Oxygen. treat
ment, by absolution. It cures where
everything else fnils. It is needed
iii every family, for it will relieve
every weakness or ailment, to the
most persistent chronic disease, and
without the use of a grain of medi
cine. Thousands of people all over
the United States, from private eit
izens to Lawyers, Doctors, Preach
ers, Supreme Judges, Editors,-etc.,
even crowned Iliads of Europe have
given written testimonials of these
facts. Hook of testimonials, and
mutter of great interest with price
of instrumentsscnt free. Every fam
ily should have an Electropoise; it
saves money, induces health. Send
your address at once and see what
i people say who have thoroughly
te-fed its merits. Agents wanted.
1,1 it'ttUi-KUt'OiHiii uo., ois,
1th St, Louisville, Ky.
to
Age does not necessarily mean
ll tecijienc-ssi ana ill neaitn,- ana
nearly all of the sickness among
Uil w Ubit) ttu unuiiammo, ana iinpaiu-
life to the -whole- bodv. It increases
uri t.liA enercriea. antfc fit rids i5 new. life-
' -r o -. , - j - . -
accottJSfe my age, I would never be
dozen- bonies ot . o. o. ana w curcu me
am happy to 'say that
Work Without It.
give eitfartlon. Our cSrcmar ? . , , ,,u"
samples to all lrta of ma Vultea Mate. If jon
would iriv os jea7 J . ; -V-f I. .
o;i any whi Au may 4Us!r. whe ther you
Where are yo going to buy them this
rail? Do you realize the fact that
leather has advanced in price lately and
that you niust by your shoes from stores
that bought them before this advance or
you will pay more for them than last
year?
CAROLINA
did this, and we are
you with good shoes
as last year.
In these we have a complete line from
the very cheapest to the bes-t. Our line
ot KIP TIES at $ 1.26 are especially
strong, and we will GUARANTEE
EVERY PA III OK THEM to be just as
good as the grade of shoes last year.
LADIES' SHOES-CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Th ese lines are as strong as usual, and
we think that we can please almost any
one. Now, buying 3'our winter slioes is
a malterof some importance to you and
a maWr of business
WE INVITE YOU TO COME ANE SEE OUR LINE.
Respectively, .. "
WATCHES.
eVcVS for Thirty- y
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cnsnltetl Before
MAIN ST.,
REPAIRING OF EVERY KIND. . J
Jewelry of EveryDescription Constant
ly in Stock. Novelties, etc.
J,
SELLS1
b. nissbn & mm
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Best made, best wheels in the world, rims soaked in boiling linseed oil.
Heaviest round ede steel tire and guaranteed to stay tight. Bost skeins,
sieel tongue cap that can't break and only half weight of cast caps. AIL
clips and bolts made of Norway. iron at double cost of kind used by others, X
made by best workmen in best equlnped factory ana or very nesl ma
terial all through that money will buy. They are made on honor, guaran
teed to erive satisfaction and edieaper in enl tlmn lower prlcet-wwagon!. All
say they are lightest running and best, and several hundred more will bo
sold this year than ever before, and will bo to your interest to '.get one,
iiemember every piece in every wagon is Warranted, . 12,20 09 pd
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DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS;;;, .' v
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
ALSO
Patent Meoicine99;Statibhery,:-Noveities
Pcrfiimery'-Toiret;-Artic5lesf
Ornaments, Lamps, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
MAIN HT., SALISBURY, N. C.
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ORGANIZED 1859.
OLD
SEEKING HOME PATRONAGE.
Liberal and prompt in
J. ALLEN BROWN, .ftgt.
RACKET
now ready to furnish
at the same prices
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to us. ; :
CLOCKS.
SALIHBUH'S
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for.
J. HOQDES BROWN, MVa. C. C0ART,
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The Georgia Homo
Insurance Company.
COLtTMOTJS OA,
Total Aeset?, 1,157,002.97.
Net Surplus I 361,753.52.
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payment of all lossea.
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