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What slip you on your feet not hesd
Tho moment you get out of bed?
I How would your breakfast taste if "fwl"
Without Your Socks? '
1 Whut Jo you wear throughout the" day,
y ' Uojoicing in th fact alway, ; 1 - -
That warm and minus holes fare tliy?
Good Socks.
'When work is done and day has fled. ,
When snpper's over anI prayers ju eaid.
What friends do you kick unuVr bed?
Your Faithful Socks. '
Tho aboye original and classic ode is dedicated to our num
erous good friends who appreciate, buy and wear
GOOD SOCKS.
'"That's the only kind we
sell - ' Wo have th solid
silks at $ 1,00 to $1.50 if you
want t ''blow yourself" for
that much, to say nothing
of endls styles and pat
terns in beaut i'ul Strikes,
Volkadota andother fane
efTocta at 25c to 50c Our
OUR HOSIERY
i.i now ready for inspection
and it is as good as it is
V,ST and VARIED.
DON'T FORGET WE MAKE SHIRTS TO MEASURE.
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CURRENT COLIUEHT.
A strike for a novel cause is
said to have been made in a Conn
ecticut establishment. It seem
that, the foreman insisted upon
baing addressed as "Mister. and
the men or at least some of them
preferre 1 to call him by his
Christian name without any pre
fix. He discharged one of .them
for doing this and all of the men
went out. This raises the ques
tion whether men are employed to
be polite to the foreman or to ac
complish the most for the busi
ness. It is a question whether
the foreman who is addressed as
"Mister" can get any moro work
out of men than he who is known
to them as "Jack" While in mil
itary and naval circles men are or
quired to observe forms in ad
dressing the bosses, the impression
is that the foreman who cannot
impress his men with an apprecia
tion of his dignity in any other
u inner than by issuing a court
circular had better drop the man
tle and devote bis attention ex.
clusivelv to" getting good work.
A dignity which will not take
cara of itself is not. of much ac
count anyway. -Jeweler's Review.
CANDY CATHARTIC
JKrl) v3
Genuine stamped CCC Never told in balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to scH
something jus as good."
iw rJ2ica Sees It. :
London. May 11 YN'ith the ex
ception of sensaficiial half penny
papers, the entire press of this city
takes a calm and sensible view,
both of the n ceut American boom
and of Thursday's stock exchange
panic. In the intelligent part of
tha community the genuine pros
perity of the United States and
:u . . -: ; . r S.raight Flou.-- act,
the great intrinsic merits of many! pa y patent savkj
railvcnv- -nrnnArf.tpa' ttpta , novprl Hides 'try per 1Q,
lTI " i 1 7 I j Vu' I Hide green- per lb.
now: but it must be added that I Wool unwashed.
' - I - . a a
W,,. hoaM-W ,QM.l frt Bacon-Biue per id,
fit
SALISBURy MARKETS.
PUICES PAID FOB PRODUCE:
Corrected by D. MrMlller."
1 75 to 1 85
2 00 to 2 25
J
Smoot Bros
. k loirs,
j Bkll Block, j Leading Clothier,
Cor. Main and Fisher treets. ' Salisbury, N. C
REDUCTION OF
10
25
shoulder ner lb,
; ham pr lb,
round per lb,
erica.; it has also indicated very nta-l as ih. rxr hnshl.
distinctly what may happen to Peas-clav ier bu,'
breign eyes the extaavagance of
the recent gambling mania in. Am-
Peasmixed,
BNITUE.
We are compelled to reduced ur stock Our
state rooms, bath floors ire packed with .
XFORNITUBE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
j ' r AND ,
New Goods Arriving Daily;
For the next ten d ys only we will offer
you for cash ,
Twei)tij-Five Per Cent off Regular4 price?
On siile-boards and wall
glad to idio.w our goods.
Packard and iiellard IJro
Attractive, beautiful homes
have a wonderful "power, They
make better men and women aiid
draw strangers and good men tc
the vicinity. They need not be
costly. Nature does so much for
.
a country home that only a few
touches of art are necessary to re-
lieve it of its wildness and to ex
hibit taste and - culture. Orna
mental trees and shrubs should be
planted, as these add much to the
aspect of a country home. Down
ing well says that aside from the
moral, elevating and refining in
nuences ot sucn homes, orna
mental trees actually enhance the
pecuniary value of a farm. The
care and attention eiven to them
are by no means lost. They de
corate and beautify homesteuW
and make them fit habitations lor
the intelligent and cultivated.
They add a charm that makes
country life pleasaut and desir
able. They bind the children to
their country "home,, where they
may be-more serviceable to them
selves and to their eountry. -Southern
Farm-Magazine, ' - 4
The statement that the widow
of Vice President Breckinridge has
at the age of 76 years, been graut
ed a pension of $8 per month,
has its pathetic feature. Fifty
yeais ago John (J. Ureckinrdge
came into Congress from Kentucky
handsome and chivalrous in
bearing, ana with the reputation
of one of the brilliant orators of
his State. He took a prominent
position in the House of Repre?
entatives, and is remembered
from a p rsonal encounter in de
bate on the floor with Francis B.
Cutting,- of New York, like him
member of the Democratic
, . . 3 .. . 4-
,UYrawra uu bpecumwiB ur Mf alboulted-44 lbs bu, 60 to
any momeut, when , the financial eal unbol . --48 lbs bu. 60 to
mafffmtos fv1l tn nnflmlin?. Onion select-per bu.
" " 1 " I fVrn Sfi ha nar hn
. . .... . . -ill vulu w jv " l
auis secona impression win Lard C.
abide very long in the memory of j Tallow, i
-i. i. ' w-i- : t Ducks. I
vcuiuicBuuiw ctpecuiators uviv. id i Tpnar)pr head
is, rin fact, as all financial Lon-I Roosters-per hea J,
don ii savins todav only a recur- l009 wirJt
rence in a different form of the old J Geese each.
trouble, which has created the Butter choice yellow,
deeply rooted distrust of Amer
ican investments on i hid market,
namely, .-he know b tige from ex
prieuce that th ett'.cts of gen
uine proaperitv . in America and
of intrinsic merits in its secur
itif s are too often offset by the
work of politicians or the greed of
the financial clique.
25 to
15 to
Honey strained per lb.,
Hn'ey coiub per lb.,
Esrtf, i 10J to
65 to
Feathers, new
Wheat,
8 to
5 to
20 t o
12 to 18
8 to 10
8 to- 10
10 to 12
9 to 10
7 to - 7
4Ato 47J
100 to I 10
90 to 1 00
C5
G5
80 f o 90
60 to C5
8to 10
, . 3i
15 to 17J
25 to 30
15 to 25
7to.i 9
15
35
20
10
10
12
45
70
WORK 'AND DRESS SHOES.
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8URQEQH DENT1S7
mil STREET. OYEl EXPRESS DFFICF.
For The Housewife To Trj.
Try keeping food fresh for late
comers by standing the dish in
hot water and keeping the food
closely covered with a lid.
Try keeping a rarge clam shell
for s-craping saucepans or pots in
which oatmeal or milk has been
boiled.
Try keening tea, coffee and
OF ICE nOUHS From 9 to 5.
BLAOKSMITHUS!
Call
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OR
HOmEST
WEAR
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EVERY
PAIR
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Peterson
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3
lain Street, Ildlrick Block.
JULIAN &. CO.,
For Machine Blacksmithing,
Horseshoeing aud General Repair
ing, h Bring us your shot-guns, ri-
spicesina tightly closed jar if the Qe3, revolvers; etc., and we will
navor is 10 oe retained. mU tKam i.. n.,r
.Try putting a little salt in" the Lho is .k,ntrally- located on Main
water in which matting is washed. Rtrftfit. Lxt to Foreman Bros1 Liv-
Try rubbing the burnt tips of ery stable We guarantee satis-
jump wickb wuu a piece m faction J Give us a call.
Organs.
4For Casli on Eay Payraoiits.
Lurgest Dealer in the South.
rbfeks. Come and see. Alwvs
s Pianos, Crown and Packard
Ko. 108 West Inniss Street
J. F. MISENHEIMERi
'Elactrikure Trsafm'ent.-
' ! No Medicine. t
C:itarr!iI.aGripp, Colds, Fevers,
1 IhMi ni 1 1 i jm ,1 n d i vest ion , Pi Is,
N rvuisj)i-s3. Xaurajgia, Ecznia,
Athn.n, CI:iiipr Troubles. Cnrs
vith)uta do-. t;f medicine. In
st ruiuciits sold or rented. All in
formation free. Treatment given
while asleep. .
J. M. SiRMiHGHAM,
Kat'-nat Hotel,'--.
j.il.iarringer,
Sl!?:bHry, .
DEALER IX
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Fresh Meats, Sausage &c
You are cordially
Invited to give me a fi.ll.
Prices Right. .
iller's Standj
t Inniss Strtei
il
the
tissuepaper every morning to keep
them in good condition, and pol
ish off the chimneys with soft
crumpled newspaper.
Try keeping the flour barrel
raised a few inches from the flloor
to prevent dampuess.
Try making a good polisher and
cleanser of furniture by mixing
together two parts of crude oil
to one part of turpentine,- and
apply with a soft cloth.
JULIAN & CO
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
a
party, which it was thought at
one time threatened a duel. The
Democrats nominated and elected
him for Vice president on the tick
et with Buchanan. lie was popu
lar personally, and Kentucky
chose him to be a United States
Senator when his term of office ex
pired. He was then at the acme
of hi promise to achieve success
in life. He took his seat as a Sena
tor but left it to engage in the re
bel ion. There was oul ruin be
fore him after that, and his fate
became a melancholy one. He has
long been dead, one of the pro
minent victims in the sad mis
take of secession. Boston Her-cld.
Mr. Pate Fultord, of Beaver
Dam township, was building a to
bacco barn," and Saturday evening
while he was on t p of the barn
putting on the finishing touches
the building collapsed. Mr. Ful
ford escaped with only a few bruis
es. He is the same man who last
year lost three barns in three suc
cessive days by fire.Greenville
Reflector. .
The seven white boys and seven
colored boys who were chargtd
with fishing and seining iu tLe
water woiks pond, were given a
.hearng Friday before Mayor Tay
lor, who ordered that each oiie be
given a sound f thrnsiug. 0.:e of
tha oflicf rs adaiiiiistered the whip
ping t the queen's tste. ihjy say
Greenibjro f llec.rd.
Trade Masks
1 Designs
Copyrights &c.
nyon sendlnsf a nketcta and desciiptfnn may
qnfokly ascerLniii f ur opinion free whether ao
uventlon ta probably patentable. Commnnlca
tiona strictly oonfitientUl. Handbook on FatenU
ent free. Oldest agency for aecurtnffpatents.
PatenU taken through Munn & Co. recelr
tpecial noiee, without charge, la the
StiSMific American.
k Ishflstfmelr illnntrated wkly. I-aivest Hr
ctilation of any ecientlflo Journal. Terrna. $3 a
fenr : four root) tut aj. sota dj ail rewwven.
ZHn ieiBroadway.fpyfnrt
Hrancfc OfH-t! y St Waabi Hon. D- J-
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Do yoa have periodica paL-u? Do you have frequent Xw'
backadici? Art you nervoui? Are you continually exhausted? De
you uffer every month? U you answer yea" to any of these
questions yoa are suffering from Ills which wine of Caraul crti.
Do you appreciate what perfect health would be to you? After
taking Wined Cardui, thousands like you have realized it Wine of
Cardui inserts freedom from female disuses. At each recurring
menstrual period, if care be not taken, slight ailments will appear.
Nervous strain, loss of sleep, cold or indigestion start disorders
which are not noticeable at first, but day by day steadily grow
Into troublesome complications. Vine of Cardui. used just be
fore the menstrual period, will keep the female system fai perfect
condition end render it invulnerable to tfseuc. The medicine Is
taken quietly at home. There is nothing like It to help women
cnoy good health. Wine of Cardui costs only $L Tut this
remedy, which is indorsed by 1,000,000 cured women.
Cairo. Ky.. Sept 6. 1S99.
I take pleasure bi writing a few lines hi praise of your won.
derful medicine. Wine of Cardui. It ' the but medicine I ever
heard of. I am thlrty-ilx years old and hve been skk all my life.
I had a dozen doctors, but none of thrm did me any good. I have
taken one bottle of mine cf Cardui a4 will take another with
BIack.Drauht I have been married sU years and have baby
five years old. i had womb and kidney trouble. My monthly pe
riod was so had that sometimes it came twice a month. I was too
sick to do work for a family or three. I was In bed when I got
the bottie of Wine of Cardui. Now 1 am up and can do most of
my work. When I was sick I could not sleep at night. I sleep
well at nicht now. A friend of Dune advised me to use Black.
CAMBUI
Draught with Vine of Cardui.
Mrs. ETTA WOMAN.
Id eases raqalrlof spelal CLc. addrwa.
flTln symptoms, "Tha lniiy lrlory De
partmant." Tha ChauaawA VUciM Co.
Chattanooga. Xena.
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The fanvv of Bncklen's Arnica
Salvo as the bpsfc in the w rid, extend-
round the earth. Its the
one perfect healer of Cuts. Corns,
Burns. Bruises, Sores, Scalds,
r vtri""ji" . ' . 1 Boils, Ulcers. Felons, Aches. Pains
Position Wanted bv vounfflady, ,
as stenographer. Good reference. anQ 0,1 aKm--ruDllon8- --uuiy m
Small salarv. Address B. G. t fallible Pile cure. 25c a box at
Nelson, Camden, S. C, . Theo F. Kluttz & Co., '
Mm
We extend
a special in
vitation to
the Ladies
to -inspect
our line of
Ladies',
W a T -T S m - if. T St if
If!!
Misses and
Children's
Hats. New
Goods, cor
rect styles,
J right prices.
No. 109 Iunis Street, K
Ladies Millinery Parlor, Davis & Wiley .Bank Building, .
DeUI1EY & LAKGLltenaPS.
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price, are.untqualed by any other etore in this eectiou. 9X
ucr raoutuly visits to the wholesale shoe centers enable3 us to pick up bun
dreds of ehoe bargains that other merchants never see; and still they wonder how
it is inai we sea goods fo clit-ap..
Uur buyer, who will return from his monthly purchase trip about next Tues
day, promises some surprises that will prove eye-opener? f.r the tra te, ss welt a?
for our competitors. We try each triD to buy a biirtrer bargain than before, and
our wonderfully increasing trade is a Dfoof of our fincce?.
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