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Circulation Books Open to All.
'Vol. 3. No. S3.
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28. 1901.
W. TE3JJl$E0ST, Cltl tiilm Elltir.
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! II FLY;
,T.HE PKOPLE:WHO COME AND
GO, LITTLF LOCALS.
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Istemt Ccsdenstd and Boiled
Cm Th Pir;cni!i and Brief News
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,Jb Boger, of Morgnioo,
.ii) Slisbarj ytiUrday.
Jm. Hill, of Concord, wu in
town last night.
c Mr. Wiiliim Shaver of Wood
leaf vii in town yettrday.
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. Mn.. JUL Hica returned last
night from Cleveland,
: . Pir W. Hariston of Cooleamee
wai in Salisbury yesterday i .
Mr. V II Stewart is able to b
tip now.' lit. is still feeling unwell
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. 8tant)n A Tinman returned to
'u work at High Point yesterda
f
snormitg.
. . Mr. L. A. IVebies hus gone to
Atlvai c to bee Wu mother who is
tsry sick.
: Prof. E. Hi Miller returned t.
hla work at Clvelund, Sundav
pight. llehasa Hnwschool there
H
k JJter Mute, on of our vhIuhJ
' T 'ty-setUrs and foreman of tin-
print f(rcfl, is back after several
tlays illness.
. V .Milieu Lou la Ritchie and Cora
. Beaver, of China Grove, who have
' been visiting friends and relatives
Vtt Chentnut Hill, returned home
yesterday.
.Miii Sallie Foard of South
River who has been visiting her
iitcr Uri. Trott of New London,
rrturned homo yesterday morning.
IleY O W Reid ia able to be up
nv. i we are very. sorry to not
his w,jftt'
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s serious illness.
Uri f D !ntn Dead.
Wa are sorry to have. to record
the death of Mrs. F D lrviri, who
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died with pneumonia Sunday af
ternoon.' Mrs. Irvin toae an uged
lady, ar?d thors was little hope
for her from the beginning. She
leaves unj son, inree nan groin-j
rs, one of them being Mr. J M I'
Brown, of Salisbury, and the oth-
er two who live at Washington, N.
C. She also has two sisters, Miss
Mary Brown and Mrs. M B Irvin,
of Chester, S. C. We extend our
sorrow and sympathies to all her
friends and jlatites.. ,
J;ala Order Flag Raising. .
The'tnree. councils o(the. Jf.' O.
. 1J. A. M., proceeded to the graded
schools yesterday Ht 1 p. m. and
presented the school with a beau
tiful 'Ami'jipau nag. . Trof. .Kizer
was present, and iillowecl' the ptu
dents to witness the raising. It'
ws exneceed that Mr. John M.
Julian would make the preseuta
ti) speech' but he lieing absent.
speech of this nature was made
Mr. Kizer accepted the Hag on be
half of the school, and made a
pretty little . speech in which he
told of the loss of the first Hag by
lire, th second iu a mysterious
way, and the third 'they hope to
' aMr11 DntM. Inn rurimnnioa
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iniffreetiug irom oeginning totna.
a m m a
Wonn arequ'Ck to recognize
an article ot merit. The wouder-
ful demand for Blue Ribbou lemon
and vanilla shows they appreciate
the bent.
Lookout
tries to talk
for the dealer .who
you out oi nuying
Blue Ribbon lemon aud vanilla.
He makes more profit on 'other
kinds.
Blue Ribbon lemoo and . vanilla
extracts are the. favorite in th'e
homes of the ricli, where they de
mand tht best that money can
ho-
Blue Ribbon emon and vanilla
extracts cost a trifle more, but
they go twice as far and
then yoa
ril fruit
tec that delicious natur
iavor.
TRUTH-INDEX UCYES.
Wi ill! Ccatiam Bsaioeas TodajjtMlis
Mn Slaai. V. V . ' :
;',We wish to say to our striteri
bers, who have , so .kindly 'called
upon us in the pastL tha'V they
will find u now in the roomover
Harper's new store. Thi"ip a
pUasant location and ' free, from
all spooks, witches and wizards,
all those i "pestilences that -Valk
in the darkness. n 'We shaO- be
very much flattered to have.alj pur
friends Ujall upon us in oiir new
quarters,' ahd feel safe in -saying
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that we can do, better workvnow
tkiat our ac'cbiqmo'dationa.are.bet
ter. Our old. quarters will-be re
modeled and occupied by Messrs-:
DeVinuey andXangley, whV are
going to 'open a' beautiful yiilli
jtery -store very ' shortly. These
gentlemen know their trad6 thor
oughly, arid we now iutroduce -
them to tnegooa people or Salis
bury. ' " '
fCnew Wbat It Meant- . 'i
A verdunt youth dropped jn to
Snider's jewerly store and . after !
gazing at seme fraternity giuv in
the showcase said to the 'proprie
tor: "Them's mighty nice breast
pins you g t there,- mister,"
'What kind of a pin would .yt u
like to look at?" "How touch is
this one with a squure andra pair
)f compaiaes?' pointing to: a Ma-
sonic pin. ".Five aouars, en."
You ' havtu't got one wih any
handsaws on it, have you?j"I am
just outer my time, and ai I'm go
ing to set up as carpenter and; jin
er I thought I'd like to hate some-
thing to wear so folks wtuld know
what I was doin.' Well. I'll take
it, though T'd --like one .with a
hdndsaw, But I4 guess -maybe
thats plain enough. Tho com
pass is to mark out your work and
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me square is xo measure it , wiieu
marked out, r.nd any darn fool
Durham Sun.
Ur. Keefe Hera.
Mrv M G ee(e Train Dispatcher
for the Southern "witaUnHhe city
yesterday in thalnterest'of his son
bawreace.wna is operator ior tne
Murphy .,&! '(rcxch'aige. 'Mr.
Keefe -is ' highly eratifie l with
Salisbury mnd tier people.
slarphe? & G.f Reopened. " ' ' "
Murphy & Ct, have, reopene'3
their brokerage office iiv the Salis
bury Savings Bankbuilding and
have placed a thoroughly reliable,
andconiyetent operator in charge!
Sixty Skaters 6o Throng tie' Ice.
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-New York, Jan,J 27.-rbixty
skaters, including many women
and children 4 (brok,e through the
ice.bn "a largejppnd. back .of Ever
green Cemetery, Urookiyn, today,
ana jn the wild struggle for life
two boys were drowned. The ice
oyer the centre of -the pond sud
denly sank and the whole crowd
was panic-stricken.
Said one -Lndv ''Blue Ribbon
lemon and vanilla extracts- go
twice a9 far as any other brand."
N V Murphey sold Blue Ribbon
lemon and vanilla evtracts to the
lady that got xho $50J.
Just try I5lue Kibbon lemon ana
vanilla extracts next time and see
WHafc yCUYC Oefll lUlbCUlir.--
If youdon t tell your-groc
man to send Blue Ribbon lemon
and vanilla, it's because you" ve
never tried them.
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used by al I ho desire to; have a
clear aud smooth complexion It
'iU soften the roughest 'sknrj
Price 25c. For sale by J. w. Cor-
nelisou t& Co., and James- Plimei."
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The name of the Climax4 hotal
at Spencer, has been chaidTto
that of Southera Cltr- I9 s now
'being conducted by MrsW A
I Smith.
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OF TEMPEHiNCE ADVOCATES
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PreseaTid a Solid Front Against the Wills
it) Traffic Sosi Excellent Speeches
; Made. Other Kates. . " -4
-r The TauTfi-lKDEX made mention
of a meeting in the- interests of
temperance' in its' Sunday morn
ing issue. -This call to meet was
made effective -when with Rev4 Dr
Stallings as chairman and 'Mr. C
B. Jordai as secretary, Ihe forces
of temperance . nqmbering a splen
did set of ment .me,t yesterday at
the court house at 12 o'clock.
The attendance was not so large
as might have been desired, but
the meeting was not thoroughly
advertised, and it could trot be
considered the full strength' of the
anti-liquor advocates.' .
The bast c f good feeling.-.pre-
vailed and these men who" met
ye9Urday are hopeful-in the high-
I oat r4 ai- nraam of i Via rustlsi '
tww j a Du.ywvoo (v viiv jw mir -
The m'nisterial association was
in evjde.ice and Rey, Mess.' ;H L
Atkins, M E Parr ish, Rev. Drs.. J
N Stalliugs uitd'J Rumple, Dr. J
W. Long ana tr H G Tj6on made
ihort,! but bi cerely honest and
earnest speeches upon the need of
some definite 3tep to be taken up
on the question. It ' was decided'
that a petition be' sent '-the Legis
lature to pass a bill embodying
ihese features : . .
That an election be st by the
county board of elections, this
election to he held on , the first
Thursday in August 1901 ;
At this election all registered f
voters may cast one ballot These
ijallpts will -have. printed upon
t'rfeni "foi license," 'against. ' li-
,ceuiuv -or "for dispensary.
: In Ithis bill this -important pro-
vision is made : That if ' the ma
ioritv of all the votes cast shall Del
"for license," the sale and manu.-1
tacture ot wniskey snail be as it is
now, though some of the men ex-
pressed themselves as favoring a
burden of $1,000 to be placed: up-'
on saloon-keepers, ia case of de
feat at the polls."
- If the combined vote against the
sale And manufacture of liquor
'shall constitute a majority of the
.votes cast these. proy's ions, shall be
made: . H
That the. sale and manufacture
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of whiskey on this county shall
ceaee'as sooiiasthe licenses expire.
If thevote f6r tbedisfiensary shall
be greater thau the yote against
lic'euse,yyet .smaller than the "for
licehseV;vote, the.dispensary. shall
prevail. rrr
If the vote against license shall.
be smaller than the licemo vete,
jlaut ' greater than - the dispensary
vofe,; . the anti-licensa vott - shall .
predominate f the mbined votes
exceed tht 1 icense strengths
".Incase the dispensary and anti-
license voto '.are in tht majority
but ire eqaily divided a tie, the
dispensary phall surrender tc the
"Against License," which is abio-
Int. 'nrohihition ' Aftnr " thAhal
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tee was-appoipted to present tht
bill to the le gislative committee.
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Rev, Drs. Rumple and Stallings,
MessTi. D H Miller, C B ' Jordan
and R L.Sii ver. were appointed
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i upon tai9 co imittee. Rev. Mes-
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BIB. iU U Uo 'JT BUU. XX U AbaVlUB.
! Messrs. II (j Tyson and D L Gas-
. Some good looking woman will
peuuon w ue. circuiawa amoug
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I the voters asking for the election.'
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I three straight prohibitionists
llia.ead i .De at. und"
siooa, woo joioea iu mwwng.
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Whether-this be true or not, the
prpbibItiou"pa?ty wsi rather con-
spicuous by its absence.
?Th'e textf this will be printed
AUt..
m anotberluma. , . - .
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prii
HiDga8f receivtdf faney.patterna
pt all colors. Calljearly aud make
Vgoo.e,electtpn;,?' G' W.Wright,
; V 30Y WLL? tiii StEP-FAtKEH. :
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k Resrsbsiriilrlls V.llte St.Fer
T The way 7cffihe transgressor ia
hard'1 This is forcibly , illustrat
ed in the death of Chas, Bullaboy
who lived in Davidson county near
the Davidson and' Rowan line; .It
appears that Bui la boy left his real
wife and began to live with atibjh-i
er woman devoid of any character.
She. has a mullato sou named Ar
thur Basinger. Basiuger Jaas
served a Wrmpn the - chain fang.
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Laat week Btillaboy beat his
wife unmercifully, and Basinger
took her part. Bullaboy had Men
threatening Basinger for a whole
day it seems, and pursued. Jbim
Vith a knife, "until Arthur turned
upon him and : shot him in the
head. He 4 died, instantly. The
hoj will plead self defence, and as
we Understand; it, the generaX op
iuipn is" that the killing was just
ifiable; ' , '
GOLD KNOB HAPPFNl86's.
6npld is Doing Soae Prospectlie Bosiniss
at this Plate- v : - 7
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There is right smart sickness in
the vicnity. But we are glad " to
note that Mr. Bernhardt is a little
bettor. George .-Barger. and Ar
thur Lyerly are -getting better.
Hopo they will be well soon. V
Robt. Phillpps and brother art
on a trip to Mt. Pleasant. . 'Who
are the fortunate young ladies.
Eh? v "... -t.:v;
We are having? fine weatlier,
but think winter will soou get his
iiap out, then we will hear from
him- '
v we tninK our young ladies are
settiug snares for our young bach
elor from Tex. Three baeheldr
in the vicnity at once is exciting
We .mk they are dear hunting
B hunting.
l believe they can find a few if
theT 'will go westward and' inquire
ft'mnn8 lho Sood m:
Cupid is resting we think- Per
haps he is looking for a new mark
for hi'9 dart,
Wils-m R.-Mary, I have deci- j
ded tonight to pop the question,
You're the only one that I could
live. with or for . aud you surely I
won! desert me iu this, the hap- I
piest hour of my life 1
Maud i From the present out
look it seems impossible to agree
as father says your face U a hard
proposition to run up against. It
Beems that we'll be compelled to
runaway and play a game of catch-
if-you-can, and if . anyone ques
tions me as to whom -you are, I
will say an apoloy for a fair-faced
human. '
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It costs less to use BlucRibbon
lemon 'and vanilla, besides you
get the delicious natural fruit
fUvors.
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
the extracts with the natural fruit
iflavora
.1 . Miss Carry V. Murphy gets the
to.oo for buoing Blue Ribbon
iemonand vanilla extracts first.
r j t 1 .a rpi
l nun a LAim m buauiuiri uu uiuo I
1 ,. Plnn t;k
bon lemon and vanilla, cave the
lady a close race for the $5.00
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I ItA XTt Ilia r am ri fir hAinir 4h first
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lemon and vanilla extracts.
Pieii Uessiii.
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neuo, uenirai : , uive me no,
U- Hello:, "jena me jtn Uyster
L0 oail on loast. Hereafter
send my meals all of the time,, as
fi t r aT. rtan rn t i nS. i .hn r
nrst class restauraut in bahsbury.
mm . Jm . n m m m. m M a.w S.W mm
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Lost At balisbury or Spencer,
one link: cuff button (gold) with
.w n r . ou.
this otSce or W C Maupin and get
rewara. i-iw
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TfXr OF THE PETIML
AS IT WAS ' SENT TO LEGIS-LATCfRE.
Aabtaristlct Dacrcaat ta tts Pe&pla
un.-n ii ii in ucsECiiCiif w4iB I
IEI ASIS.
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We were not prepared mt the
first writing last night to give the
full text of the petition as formu
lated by the committee mention
ed in another column. We ran
out late last night to Dr, Stal
lings and awaked him, and he
gave us the petition. It is as fol
lows: An act to regulate and
control the sale and manufacture
of intoxicating liquors in thecoun-
ty of Rowan: -
That the General Assembly of
North Carolina do enact :
Section 1, That the county ofl5-
cials of Rowan
COOnty, Whose
duties require th m to hold and
conduct elections under the laws
of the state, shall hold an election
'in said county on the first Thurs
day in August 1901, to decide cer
tain questions relative to the
manufacture and sale of intoxi
cating liqurs in said couuty, which
said election shall be held, the
votes convassed, and the. result-
announced under the rules and
regulations how in force for elec
tion of members of 'the General
Assembly by the laws of the
states That at said election each
elector may vote a printed or writ
ten ballot containing the wordj:
'For. License or against License
or for Dispensary." If a majority
of all the votes cast at said elec-
tion are "For License" then this
act shall be null and void and of
Ho effect but it :thej combined vote
Penary oe a majorsty oi ne
votes cast, then the manufacture
of intoxicating liquors in said
county, except the manufacture
of wine from blackberries, and by
any citizen from grapes from his
own vineyard, is hereby forbidden
and made unlawful, and the sale
of any intoxicatiug liquors, except
as herein after provided and pre-
scribed is also forbidden and
made unlawful, the provissions of
this section to be effective from
and after January 1, 1902.
Section 2, If when the said
I vote is counted and canvassed, it
shall appear that 'For a Dispen-
1 sary" received more votes than
againstlicnnse," tHen a Dispensry
shall be established at Salisbury
in said county of Rowan, the same
process as tht establishment at
Fayetteville for the county of
Cumberland, and it shall be con-
trolled aud governed by the same
rules and regulations as now exist
by law for the said Dispensarv at
Fayetteville in said state, but if
ingt license" receives a trreat-
1 .i.
Dispensary," .no Dispensary shall
be established.
Section 3. If the ballots cast at
said election "Agaiust, License"
number more than those cast "For
a-v .
a dispensary, tntn no person
from a corporation shall sell any
intoxicating liquors m said county
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nxcpnr, na rm ft. mm tir n rncrcriat
J DCii Fluu"i uJ io
prescription irom a regular pny-
sician, bearing date of the day
I ouu i.wiiueu u wuu ocuuv
I mvan ann nmvinan ha fila f Via am mm.
and fill it only upon the day of
its date, keeping the file open to
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5ection4. That any physician
nninn. nnl h0n
medicinally needed, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
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i Kiiifw h hut mv vin tmn nt
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tnisact, or oi any teciion, suati
make the violatar guUty of a mis -
demeanor: and upon conviction
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due processof law, shall for the
J r n.
first offense be finedfif ty dollars
lanaioreacn vioiauoa (uereaiter
j tim
and be imprisoned three
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SecUon 6 This act shall be in force
irom sua w nuucauuu.
1 ' 1 ML. . 1 1-. Z Z A. Z
Tit Claritj CtzzIUaa CiUs ca Its lit
kert f:r Feb. :
To the members of the Union
Relief Association and to the citi
sens of Salisbury. .
The funds of this Association
Is ira Kaah ralmAef anii m1 awaw.
in relieving the pobr. sothat
we have but 90 cents in the bank.
, The calls for relief are becoming
quite numerous. We have very
efficient committees in each ward
to investigate cases needing relief.
We therefore, call on each of our
members to pay to MrjO. D.
Davis, our treasurer, an assess
ment of one dollar each. We also
call on those of the citize it of Sal
isbury who are disposed to join our
organization to enroll their names
by paying our treasurer the sum
Qf one dollar each. It is but rea-
sonableto expect severe weather
shortly and the funds- should be
in nana w purcnase xuti ior tne
suffering before tne suffering act
ually begins. Though this Asso-
-.tion hu hMn in ATiitAnM
m years, this is only the third
assessment ever levied on its mem
bers. 5 F. J Murdoch, Prtt.
W. C. Coughenhour, -
- C. Westward.
A. Parker,
r r Pntw.r.i
R. L. Shaver,
CO. SoutlrWard.
Cicero R Barker,
C. C. North Ward.
ptitc rwj I
aiAitatiio. .
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Greensboro, Jan. 26. The Only
life insurance company in North
Carolina has just been organized- every quotation made on the Ex
in Greensboro, the announcement change in New York is recorded
vu m.de todav. It is the Se-
curity Life and Annuity Company,
u:n -u;u ...i
a uiii iu rt laws tt uivu moj
iu Leeislatnre to-dav. The in-
corporate ftre j. Van Lindley, of
pomOQ&: p. H. Hanes. of Winston
and J. W. 8cott, 7e Lattle,
M L. shi(
Shields, P. D. Gold, Jr, and
E. Caldwell, of Greensboro. All
of the above are well known thor
ough-going business men, which is
a guarantee that the new company
will succeed. The Security Life
and Annuity Company is organized
upon tne principle of old line life.
companies, but wUl write a form
of policy not usually pusnea Dy wie
m 1 1 I-S aI I
latter. Instead of paying the face
of a policy upon the death of the
msured, payments will be made in
monthly installments. There are
a uumber of succes f ul companies
operating along this line. There
are two in Georgia, Gen. John B.
Gordon being, president of one of
them. For several years Greens
boro has led the State m the home
fire insurance business, and the or
ganization of the new life com
pany is a matter of pride to bus-
iness men of the city, the new com
pany was promoted by Mr. E. Col-
well, Jr., formerly of Georgia, who
has been connected with the Pro
vident Savings Life Association,
Ie is a splendidly equipped insur
ance man.
Some women when they, want
to economize look for an old skirt
to rip up, but wist women econo
mize by using Blue Ribbon lemon
and vanilla extracts.
Stop throwing money away:
Blu0 gibboQ ,emQ End anilu
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I iwM9ra ibi mm unuvt uinuuft
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
exUacts are not an experiment
I Mr
I hflfc H TlTOTftn tlKYVWI.
Lf f-Wlftef CltChl a Bit,
Mr. Walker of the Dirie etnm
boughta rat trap from LufaeyV5
innf u ...
and 10 cent store with the
nee that it would catch a rat if
oue WM round. Mr. Walker
1 went to laDDer and then ratnnad
to his studio and baited the trap
. . s. .
cheese. In fifteen minutes
1 he heard tht trap spring and upon
locking found it had caught a very
. JM . m m m
'"e rat liM.ererj
thing-else Lufsey sells is the best
u fortb m
LOST Envelope bearing Geo.
dv't ring and small diamond. Re-
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i turn to mis omce ana gst rtwara.
III,
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TRtUENDOUS'JUMP REPORT-
ED YESTERDAY.
Spt Cattci la let YerK Reported
Yestarda it 126. Pnct cay jitnicl
15 Casts.
Yest rday evening 'Messrs. M.
G, and Lawrence Keeft called up-
on us and gave us some very in-
tertstihg reports of tht cotton
market in New. York. Owing to
some; very unavoidable mishaps in
our office, we were not able to give
the market as they give it to us,
but'Jwe may briefly outline the
run of the market as given us. For
January it opens at 10.80, goes to
12.75 and closes at 11.05, F.bru-
ary opens ana closes aoout tne
same, 041. March closes three
points higher than aT the opening,
April one point higher, May
tw? inU high,r at clo,e J une 12
points lower at the close. Tht
rest of the months vary very little
Spot cotton is now 12 cents. Just
what sffect this will havejipon the
loca.L- market do not know'
but we shall keep our readers who
arc holding cottjnj posted upon
vo eansuury marxei, ve nope
to be able to furnish our readers
with the market upon all produce
in tht country and Mr. Keefe whov
will be Murphy & Co's. operator
will (rial! v fumiah ua with tha
. t ? W
boards
- - m 'm m . m . m .
ey bave direct wires with the
Stock Exchange m ew York and
bmrd in their office at Salisbury
where those interested in the mar?
keen will!b welcome and' able to
i r ;
Ue; in touch with the market,
bij Us if they were on .Wall
St. Mr Lawrence.G Keefe the
1 operator, wno nas cnargeot tneom-
ce comes well recommended iroia-
his home in Greensporo and we
would bt pleased to see him suc
ceed. -
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
extracts are always pure, whole
some and delicious.
When you need extracts buy the
biU8
Ribbon lemon and
vanilla.
Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
j extracts are absolutely pure and
Ot great strengtn.
Holler - Bros.,
8T05I AXD-afcUIITI COYTBACtWlf
Roagh and Dreseed Gran 1 1
for buildingi and founds
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
CANDY KITfiHEH.
. I have opened a first-class
Candy Kitchen between
M. Miller s and the bahsburr
Grocery Co. 8 store.
I handle the best and most
complete line of nice candie
iouna in town.
Lemon and Chocolate Bob
Bons. lb . ..,.20 to -40
Same in boxes, per lb. .26 to I0cj
Half-pound boxes i ........ .. 1V
Everything nice andfrtsh.
APOSTOLUS' KARU808.
5? It is not a Fake
ii But the Best Oread on the Mar-
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T. L. S WINK'S J
l Fresh Cakes all the time4
i, Call and be eonrioeed.
MOUNTAIN
- - APPLES
APPLE CIDER, IRISH POTA-
toes, WHOLESALE and RETAIL;
Next door to Brown' Fish Uaxkat
above Poetofilct, Halo Skreet,
Jesse Pi Lowry,
F ormtrly with N.J. Carter.
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