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s Astoms*
low Lave cheap PRICE & NASH can sell you goods
just received a large lot of Confectioneries, Toys, Claus
works of all kinds, and will sell yoc your Santa 1
ps^^aire-s than any house in Lincolnton..
DRY GOODS ! DRY GOODS t
* CALICOES—all colors, all kinds, off, •!, \\ and ; >r
OUTING—We certainly Lave a nice line at unheard ot
prices, regular 6c now 4c; Sc now 6c; 10 . now Sc: 121 at fiff
r. A Fine Dress Gooods, n A
'|M '-■Fe are surpassed by none. Our'‘Knock Out” prices mil j ;
•. fl ton ism you. Jkool Cashmere at. Stic: Y;u GrannoUa world t'* G
30c, will.go now at 20c; 27in Walsting, all colors, real
i 25c, going at the astonishing price of 15c; twin Urante Che¬
viot worth 50 at 40c; Sfiiu Cur-cun • ■ worth 45, now ,
Scrim, worth 124 will go at 5 7-8, DOc at 1.1 7»'
Domestics 1 Domestics !'
2000 yards Checks, sells everywhere on earth for 5c, will ho
knocked down to the extreme low pric- of 8 7rw
Extra heavy Seaisland, as fine as you ever laid eyes or, live,
cents Bleaching per yard. worth Flannel worth 71
8c now 7c. Cotton
now five and one-half cents.
JEANS JEANS JEANS
.Nobody can match its in quality and price. Jeans worth j
1 1 15c our price 7i<\ 20c Jeans for 124c, 25c r ow 20, R ■ rfi
Matress Ticking worth 71 now 5c. Feather Ticking worth
15 now 10c.
You can certainly save money by buying underwear of ns.
Ladies Fleeced Lined union suits, extra heavy 45c, Gents
Fleeced Lined underwear from 50c to §1,25. HuTes ami
Gents Fleeced Lined Shirts Die.
Shoes! Shoes I !
Good Brogan Shoe split, worth $l;3o now bOr Mens full
*1.50 stock brogan worth 1,50 now 1,25. ’ fi nis dress shoe worth
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now 1,15; $2, at 1,50. Childrens shoe . we have a tilli
line which we will offer you at extremely low prices.
CLOTHING CLOTHING
We have the largest and best selected stock ever brought id
Lincolnton. Gents Suits from 2,50 to 72,50; toys Suits
from 75c to $5; Overcoats from 2,00 to 12,50. We can save
you money on anything in this line. Don’t fail to see our
a. immense stock'
Hats ! Hats 1! Hats i j
have them
Crockery! Crockery ! 1
Furniure ! Furniture ! ! K
■Wehave abetter selected stock than we have ever had.
Bedsteads front 1,50 to 0,50, and everything eke accordingly
GROCERIES GROCERIES GROCERIES
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Lincolnton Georgia,
OilKiaiKS
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of the Week m
Town and County—Perso¬
nal arid Oh / Itt ms
Irkmr tax is not paid by the ticca
it will cod yon one dollar wan,
,
A. Id- Moore, T. 0.
When YOU tire Irnil'r.R eftsh.
lid have limited fartheresi
you’ll fleet it ftoet
At Price it- Ks.Mli.
Walk over shoes, Jonnsor. Co.
Wedding outfits, Johnson ( >.
New line capes and jackets, Johiix
Mens overcoats, late style Too up.
Cp.
wens suits, one dollar saved in five.
olmsou Co.
"Boyssuits, one dollar saved in five,
Co,
Mens suits, everything, 2,50 to CiO
Co.
yP^uit?, Co. everything, 50c to '$-:>■
Boys overcoats, one dollar saved
five. Johnson Co.
.Miss Floy Elam visited relatives
country Sunday.
Be wise, and buy your dry goods,
shoes and hats from Price
Nash.
Cate, J). B. Cade, on. of Elbert
most prominent citizens,
in town Tuesday.
- Mem*, line mackintosh coats one
price to many. Want to cut era
Johnson Co.
finfr It merry Xmas you will have by
j your holliday goods of Price
When you want bargains go
Price A Nash, the loaders of low
prices.
Rev. J. L, (JnHiubeaii of Gad ley,
was the guest of his brother, R, F.
ti u i He beau, Monday. •
kcA Ti-enivi L > i- !0S fiml , on
allOcS Uit- 71 L.-HSi-, H ! ' K : C leF;Y L' ;is ; niOSt
any of them. Johnson^ '
rni , .
lie down to pleasant dreams.
Mens shoes, best; brogues on earth,
Jess price. Johnson Go, Ask most
any man in Lincoln county.
Rev. H. ('. Mays preached an ln
teresting and impressive sormor Sun
day or. “I/nfaithfnl Stewardship, ’
J. J.vl. .Loege of Double Drancbes,
gave P.g is us a pleasant the call Wednesday!
one of cleverest men m
the county.
Just two more weeks, then comes
San i, Glaus, whose hend-jnarters is
at Price 5: Nash, whore you aiways.
find bargains.
Sav, have you seen t%oso lieauii
If lul sleeping dolls at 1’rice R; Ntwh?
not. call on him before buying
your Santa Glaus c Isewhere.
Lost; —Horn .-where in Lincolnton!
one open.>face gold filled watch
Finder will please notify .Robert
Humphreys or leave at Journal office.
Cupid’s arrows arc flying thick
and fast. Wb lean; that a certain
Lincolnton divine are booked for
four that are to come off between
now and Xma s We hope lie will
not meet with the fate of the one
who rode twenty miles in.the snow,
paying bis own iVrrage, and received
only one dollar for his service. Shame
on such a groom! He ought to be
sent; either to school, to the poor
house or the asylum.
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Wash inq O' ton. Ga -V * f
AA 'sVies their friends of Lincoln county a Jolly ME$f&Y ; CHRISTMAS,
And at the same time thank them for the literal trade which they have always accorded the firm.
Merry Christinas Will soon be here. .Father’s Mother’s during the season of loving gifts giving fes
titfi.. merry making. doiTt DON'T FORGET your boy? and girls, and if yon dc-nff
happen to halve any forget your sweetheart Christmas presents can be had at
i. Joh! -on Cos , Bid Ston by the thousands.
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Toys of ;;!! sous. Fancy (Too Is of all sorts, D Jls of all sorts, Drums of all sorts, Whistles
of ail sorts, Fifes of all sorts,
E ''EUYTE-I A (f o> make ihc merry Nina;; one glad sono of joy for the small boy or small girl, And father
mnti Grices on coys and Holliday Goods o - -,hiui any house up or down tin-Greet.
One iDli.r saved In five, our Gold Bond GBarantee^-^t^
!
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Cups, Saucers, Plates, Tinware. Knives, Forks Coffee Pots, Fans, any¬
that sit down he Yir... T
thing, A man up a tree or one can’t cap find what wants a
uuiiUdu.h I a >- T? C( a n ft r*-r^s W Iff ore
1% A%. V:Y ;# d, C Ant'd . :T
!®«GY yw< '/ ! ■
at a clean saving of'ore dollar in five. Why? Our Load buyers, time’s the
the reason.
Columbus Bo §i s
\Vfs The ot ACTS.- best Fudabaker. - p earth. Tyson ILFlraont, & Jones, Wliib White Hickory, Star, All and wagons many
of the first sort. PRICE
One dollar in Five
T /ess than the other fellow Biggest collection of Vehicles
^
. ¥ hihidl Georgia,
and Hart'ess in •
mi Car Leads a bctvotu J A CP /
nree * m s - /ib § . i Qt i
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Then we likv to sell good- eln m. r- v:e expect to liv- here, w< cannot m- (fc.7 y:qjl-
: Ut pH. ;Hat' price Hie lowest. CAI? LDAD Ol”: ‘ O, means -y; p; ;; Ee. u 'EY
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a, rp.-, ing to von and to ns ait of one dollar in five. [P; OHr'-D'YT:AF'A'e.- V .....| "TiFlV* A •’ ™
Cliairg vi- Safes. Beils, Suites, Eocfcers.., > p#|)
I w !l JOHNSON Cwipaay vXxvi*~§
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If our Sheriff keeps up lits rapid.
pare in the appiehension of crirnt^
nals, Lincoln county’s eyiUloers
will aoor, all be resting behind V
* bars, bob r> < goou . _ j\ on o.
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We callthe attention ol our -reader.
in another column lie is one ot
Lin eel n ton's most clever men, and
no doubt many will regret to learn
of his closing out his mercantile bn -
mess. It is not known, but as Air,
Weigh; was'ouco a travels'-... sah-s
man, it is supposed that Ik will
again embark in that line of bn n»
ness. Success to you, Jobny.
Closing Out Sale.
In order to accept a place in Jan/,
I now offer my eutii • Hock of
merchandise at and belc« cost. 1
have a'good line oi Dress Goods, Flan
nels, Hosiery,' Underweai', Mens’
Khirts and Neck wear. Jeans und
G a,si m cr ; Phnts, Double Dainark
white and red, Jeans, Ticking etc.
Also a. good line ol Mens and Ladies
Hats,*' Shoes, Crockery, Glassware,
Tinware, Hardware, Shelf Groceries,
Tobacco, etc. I must close out by
Jan liar v 1st, so come before stock is
picked over. J. am not. offering this
as-a catch, but you will find this sale
just as represented. Everything to
go at and below cost. This sale is
strictly cash. 1 also ciui attention to
those who have not gett-ted jheir ao*
counts, to do so at once,
J. M. 'WRlGtiT,
Liacc-lhton, Ga.
mMA'DAL
tAta'- niton High School. Hriday
Night, Dec. 1», 1003.
Seng and Chorus—The Red Old
Hi] in of Georgia —Miss A.ilene Zel
Qoivivo Duett -
1 ars as;2 Teacher.
Address- 'L’ennessee’s Welcome to
Georgia—Maynartl G roves. Maude *7w
Naughty Eellc—Miss
saivay. Translation—Miss Eunice
A1 u/iea)
Stevenson.
How Girls Study.....Miss Annie
L-anrie. Boyd. Reproof—-Little Miss Lex
Bennie’s
na Groves.
Alan Makes His Destiny--Wayne
Holler,shew.!.
TabFw.i—Ciirisuitas N yfi' and
5! orn ing. Solo-—!Hxie- -Miss
lustremeuad
Mabel Groves,
0pore t n>-- M y Conn try
Duette—Gold h islx JPolka—Miss
Mabel <4 rove
Duamx—Strife.
In Foil” Acte--Cast: of Characters.
Jin! Henry Bntions- AWcalthv
Mill Owner—Tom Rem on.
Harold Tho’n.j..—A Gentleman oi
Leisure-—Ilez Dun;iway.
Henry Hanscll —A Mechanic—
Ralph 1 f.rfni pltre vs
Aristotle TlmmplGn> Horatio
Squash.....The Judgs’3 most ultimate
.friends.....Roy proves, Marlin Mims.
Hans Von Sondt~His Cook—Geo
Murray. Neb—His Servants---Fritz
Julius.
Ware, Jim Patterson. -Martin A1 ims,
Policeman— Ward—
Laura Bell—The Judge’s
Miss Mabel Groves.
Airs, lltiusoll -Henry's Blether--
Miss A!! • Cellars
! ' Doily— A Maid- -Miss Eunice
I Stevenson.
Alary YuLs -Miss Maude Gass
saivay, &c—By Com
Mob the pan ■ .
Sweet inusi' the will exercises. bo interspersed
throughout and enjoy this
Let everyboiiy come
in at ewolkiif };rognim---ii ni.mlai
feast, A general mixture of the
beautiful, sublime and the ridicn
lon.s. You cannot afford to miss ii.
V Hi a h ■ s km—Adult s 2 5 c, C hi Id re > i
'5c. Door; open at six o’clock. Per
fonnance begins promptly at seven.
The Abused Labor.
i'.ilst ag ,i if: nail is a nice thing.
II we pubbtii jokes people
are rattlebrained.
; are old fossils. they If we publish don’t origi*
nal matter say we give
'•'neni enough selections. If vre give
them selections they If say don’t we are go'to jpo
lazy to write. heathen; we
church we are if we .do we
re hypOcritos, .If we remain in the
office we o - lit to go out and hustle
for news i ■ if we go one, then
w; arc not attending old to our business.
H'we wear clothes they laugh at
its. if we wear good clothes they
say we have a pull. Now what are
we to do? Just us likely as not some
one will say we stole this from at;
exchange, and so we bid. .But its a
good tiling, so pass i.t along.
Notice,
i beg to inform hit friends an :
the public generally Hi am now*
agent for the 'Wctsfii.igton Oil marker Milt
Co. and will pay highest
price for cotton seed delivered, to me
hero. Platform • wagon scales at C,
L, proves’ store.
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