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Why even our forefathers if they were here to judge by the PANIC PRICES we have made on Dress Goods, Silk, Embroideries, Shoes, Gents' Furnishings,
Rugs, Carpet, Matting, etc., no doubt would come to the conclusion that our minds were unsound. But to get rid of all winter goods is the one' idea and we
must do it quickly lhe prices of worthy merchandise have been ruthlessly and unmercifully cut. Broken lines, odd Jots and short lengths will all be swept
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ability to make you comfortable, SAVE you money and satisfy you with seasonable coods at
very low prices iuai win compel you 10 ouy.. . . .
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SiltibUtU (StUth'iJlUUX. day by the officera- Hft is charged j a piledf rock that bad ben placed
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'. FEBRUARY 18, J902.
Sheriff Lee, of Asheyill, was
in the city Sunday.
Attorney R. L. Pnp, of AlbeV
marlo, is here on business.
II. i C, Ivey, of New London.
came up yesterday morning.
The grand jury completed it
work Saturday and adjourned.
The case, of the Mt. Vernon ra
piste is on trial as we go to press.
J. L. Anderson & Co., Innes
street, have a change of ad in toA
day's paper.
The finishing touches arei. being
put' on the granite building on
Main street.
B.t C. Patton, for several 'year?
a resident of Salisbury, has moved
to Stateaville.
A spelling bee of ,he bid time
sort was held at Kepley's schocl
last Friday night.
We welcome a correspondent,
" Uartl tte, of Gold Knob, to our
list, of of interesting writers,
Owing to the lioavy cruininnl
business at thi term of court,, tbe
civil casoH will bo continued. I
.Owing to the heavy criminnl
business lit this terai of court, e
civil caeft will be continued.
(Conductor Salisbury, who, was
recently shot in Asheville by a ne
gro waiter, i9 said to -be improve
iug. ..;
A Lutheran Pastoral Associa
tion has been formed in Rowan
county, with Rev. J. P. MiUer as
secretary. '
Mrs. J. E. McLaughlin, of
AVadesboro, who.is, at the Sanito
rium here for medical treatment,
is improving.
with retailing liquor without first
going through the formality of
paying license. ;
The annouocemeut is made that
Miss Ida Cecil, of Lexington, aud
W. V. Pool, of - Salisbury, are to
be married on February 26th at
the home of the bride.
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L. E. Griggs, of Wadesbord, has
jopened a grocery store in the
building recently occupied by
Lufsey's 5 and 10 cent store. Mr.
Griggs is welcomed to our city.
The Sunday School Conference
which was in session for a couple
of days last week at the Presby-
vmn churchy was of much inter
est to those 'engaged in Snhday
school work.
on the track with the intention of
wrecking the train, y The engineer
and fireman stuck to the engine
until they saw it would turn over,
and then jumped. Cauble receiv
ed a severe wound on the head.
Qeth of Mrs Scott. 1
Yesterday at 11 o'clock Mre.
Llelen Scott died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. R. M: Davis,
on Bank street! Mrs. Scott had
been in failing health for a long
time. The deceased was a most
estimable christian woman.
Adrerfising Logic
Publisher Well, how is busi
ness? :: ' I
Newdeal Very dull to-day.
Publisher Why don't yon ad
vertise? ' j
Newdeal Oh, my friends know
I am here. I speak to them when
they call and then I have a sign
over tie door. That's enough.
Publisher How much cord do
you suppose you could shell; by
hand in a day?
Newdeal Couldn't say.' I sup
pose several bushels. I
Publisher Don't you think you
could do more with a corn-sheller?
1 Newdeal Certainly, it would
then be a matter of effort.
! Publisher Yes, and so it is iii
selling goods by advertising. ,
A deal was closed for a half
column ad.
W go to Wilmington. ' '
The delegates who will represent
the Salisbury councils of the Jr.
0. U, A. M. at the meeting of .the
week aref JrN;! Maxwell, VrTM.
RutTnMA'ffFoglf-man'i G. O.
Kluttz and Rev. C. S. Wells. It j
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is expectfUttnat a large numper oi and
delegates will be present at the
meeting. - 4
tracted a large number of persons 1
to the court room who were anx
ious to hear all the testimony.
Both Folger and the man who was
killed .have numerous friends. It
iwould be out of place at this time
to make anv comments on the
evidence, but it may be stated
that several witnesses testified
jthat Folger did the shooting while
Moore was walking toward, or by
him, on the way to the door of
the re8tai.rant. The defense en
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deavored to show by other witness
es that when Moore was shot he
pas making demonstrations which
Jed Folger to believe he wa8 in
(danger of losing his own life. The
verdict will be awaited with in-
jterest.
Items from Faith.
A Handscne Colored Sspplectot.
The Tbcth-Indkx has made ar
rangements for a handsome 10
page supplement, to be enibellish
ed with the highest class of six
color lithographs, one of which
will measure nearly 18x24 inches,
sufficiently neat for framing or
ornamentation of any one's par
lor. These supplements will be
sent out each month to paid-up
svbscribert only without extra
charge. We will 8nd out at an
early dat samples of this supple
ment to many of our subscribers
with the hope that those who are
behind with their subscriptions
will come in and make settlement
and get this supplement free regu
larly each month: This is one of
the finest things ever offered by a
North Carolina newspaper and we
congratulate ourselves on. secur-
' ing its exclusive use for Rowan
; county. This is a great induce-
The Tables Turned.
It is usually the custom for
school teachers to whip their pit-
hUsJauth other day Waldo
Efird reversed the rule andwhip
ped his teacher.' Rev. Caldwell
teaches a school in thv country a
short distance from Salisbury;
Efird is one" of his pupils;
Mr. Caldwell undertook to whip
the boy, who is rather large for.
manr tA An tuun a r talra K w
of High.Point, has given their or- home pape particnlariy " the
der to J. T.-Wyatt to furnish the Truth-Index, as you can not get
granite foundation stones for their this beautiful supplement through
large engine. ary other paper or magazine
The biggest snow storm in 20 ! Gome to 8eG U8 at oncG-
years is now upon us. All the
quarries are closed down and the ! "Young VTeMf Inproilflg. .
gramte cutters are all idle, lv- Groton, Mass., Feb. 15 The
erybody seemed to be preparedfnr, remarkable progress made' by
the snow. President Roosevelt's son in re
J. 1. vvyatt nas sold his two .coVery from the severe attack of
st' -ry residence, in the centre of pneumonia continues, rind. today
MrsTWyatUnow. occupytneir new ; last night .was the most eatisiac-
aricUuce near tne lietorraea ( tory Bj,,ce ni, gickness began.
churcli.
Sheers at HI: Past. .
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I recall now with horror."
says Mail Carrier Burnett Mann,
of Levavnu, O., "my three years
of suffering from kidney trouble.
I was harlly ever free from dull
aches or acute pains in my back.
Tc stoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. I felt tired, worn out
and about ready to give up, when I
began to use Electric Bitters, but
six hottles completely cured me
and made me feel like a new man. '
They're unrivaled to regulate the
stomach; liver, kidneys and bow
els. Satisfaction guaranteed by
a'l druggists. Only 50 cents.
WA3?TH3Bo
DRY HIDES,
PEAS, &C.
Highest Prices Paid
EL &. TYSON & CO:
MA4 CO YEARS'
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"flfiiV CorrmoMTS Ac
Anror tending a and dMprtpUrm may
qnickly arertin S - whtbr an
his age, and the: latter object-j
Hit With an AXC ed very forcibly . The two
Saturday night John Helm, of- wrestled around for awhile and
Concord, was . assaulted by Will fi'Uv got out in the yard. The
Champ and; dangerously wounded teacher is reported to nave picKea
up an axe nanaie ip assist in con-
Lawson Ludwick of the firm of
Ludwick tfe Gant. hart sold his in
terest to Dolph Gant.
Mrs.' Roosevelt said 6he is plan
ning to -take her boy to Washing"
ton next week.
Invention 1 Drohov
tloni atrtctl y eoniii'
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Ainflkome!IllnfrlM wk!y. Iaiwtrtw
csliuon f any Hfun Journal. 1 erm. a
rt frar roonUi,!. bold by all Twdimn.
.Mill 8 Co 22&CTIlL
Branch Offioa. & V Bt Waabtnctan. IX C
with an axe. Helm has since
b'een able to go to ,his home in
Concord.
Officers arrested Champ shortly
Rev. John Wakefield was called after the trouble and lodged him
to Danville Saturday by a tele- ym jail. The origin of 4 th diffi-
gram announcing the critical ill- culty wai not learned.
ness of his brother.
quering his refractory pnpil when
the boy took it away from him
and used it on the teacher. The
matter was taken before Esq. D,
M. Miller for investigation and
settlement. ' "
Tho farmers are much elated
over thesnow. They believe it
wI iTwke a marked improvement
in thewneat prospect. 1
was arrested . Suu-
Hurt In a Wreck.
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Engineer Chas. Cauble, of this
Fire Scate at New London.-
About 1 :30 yesterday morning
Why
is
Baking v Powder4 rfee;
ter th:Jiy other ?
Because in its mammoth works a
corps of chemical experts is con
stantly employed to test every ingre
dient and supervise every process of
manufacture to insure a product ab
solutely pure, wholesome and perfect
in every respect
The most wholesome food and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder.
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MOVED!
The new Clothing Store has ia8t"inoved into its new quarters where it is
preparing to show theSeason's most fashionable things in the way of .men's
wearing apparel. 1
in the meantims they are offering some bargains in its winter goods.
city, was badly hurt .m a wreck the residents ot new L.ouaon wno
on the Southern last Friday near hive near the Culp House, were
Clifton, S. C. The engine struck d b a cry of fire and hur-
riedly connecting themselves with
a few articles of apparel, they
rushed over to the residence of Dr.
J. M. Peacock where the blaze
was. A couple of young 'men oc
cupied an upper room 1 in the
hou8o arid during the ' night some
coals fell over from the fire place
and dropped down a convenient
Jj crack next to the mantle board.
Th"ewoodwork between the floor
I and the ceiling was soon in flames.
I Dr. Peacock secured an axe and
; soon chopped a wide swath across
the floor so that water could be
thrown on the flames, - and the
fire was extinguished. The dam
age was not. serious.' Thbse who
were there say it's a sight to see
Dr. Peacock handle an axe, for he
cut through about four plank at
every stroke he made.
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D-Egm Shins now m Bents.
1.00 Shins now W Gonss.
We are offering some bargains in our hat department. We handle the
famous Pointer Brand hats wnich are the best on the market for the money.
We are receiving every day large shipments of our Spring' Goods which
are going to make the New Clothing Store famous for its high grade goods
y at such reasontble prices
Ml fifiil III! II Mii STORE
Tl! Fclgsr Cast. '
The trial of W. H. Folger, for
the killing of Bob Moore, at Spen
cer, on the night of January 27tbf
is not yet concluded. The evi
dence is all in but the attorneys
had not completed their area
going to pmsJ The case hit at-! r-t"
and don't throw away your hard earned
but come to the new store and get a fit for the same money.
Yours Respectfully,
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dollars on awkward made Clothii