haihaiu Icccrd
TUIBSBA1, ir . lg'.
L'QCAIt XtECOlUDS.
IJ-IJJ J. . .,' 'f'H ! 'I '-'
Look oal for tho X ,nal
Veut'W jour subscription,
Mr. S. P. ToaKue, Jr., of U ad ley
township, has wmo ol the finest
Vtboat aud oats iu the county. Some
of it bad bended test week.
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We are imormeu mat. wr. jm. j . ;
Crawford, of Haldwin township, has
removed to 'Graham, where ho will
le a ettlesnian lor L. 15. Holt 4c Co.
When you come to court nert
week bo (sure to renew your sub-
'fecriDtion to the Uecoro. II yon do
J"
jighhor.
not come, send it by some nei
r, . ,, ,
for niouCnicTitsand touibfctoucs
il tho latent and prettiest design
write to Kobt. I. i'ogem A: Co., pro-
iirietors Durham Marble Works
Jurham, N. C.
V .
Dr. John II. London, ol IJaleigh,
will be at Pitlsboro' on tho first
Monday in every month ami rcmuin
Ihroo days, prepared to do any kind
bf dental work.
We much regret to hear of tho
tfputh of Mr. Walter F raster, of Gull.
who died on last Sunday night after i
a lin.Pi inr nick m-P. He win the I
,.at f l.r. Inln I .' ii'lm I'll '
Frasier, and was a most worthy j considei ablo electioneering was in
youngman. jdulgcdin. The election, however,
' j passed oil' quietly and resulted in
Dr. W. H. K-i wards, of Wake For-1 the election ol the old mayor and
tost, will visit I'iltsljoro' on Monday ! commissioners.
od Tuesday following thy third In several ol the towns and cities
Sunday in every month ; and will be ! great interest was taken in the elec-
HI JttOliCUI'O Oil Itie lOIIOWIllg mull
day und Friday, prepared to do any
Vind ol dental work.
A. G. -Drake has opened a I! ar
tiest) and Saddlery establishment in
teonneetion with his carriage and
blacksmith business, and has em
ployed that experienced saddler,
John V. Webster, who will bo pleas
ted to servo his old fricirfc.
l'ittsboro's polite bather, John
L. Council, has lilted up his parlor
Very attractively, and yo can tSnd
tiext door to his shop a select sioek
til conlectioneries. ice (ream, milk
bhakes, lemonades, oranges, apples, j
!mons, vegetables ami ice.
l'olilo
ttlloulion to lad' customers.
Whoa you come to court next
week bo Hiiro to call at W. L. Lon
Uon & Son's and see their stock ol
tjoods. They have the largest, finest
feud cheapest stock ever seen i:i this
tiount'. They will be glad to show
Von oven if you do not want to buy.
C'ush goes a long way with them.
The pronouncing match tomor
row (Friday) night at tho court
bouso will be greatly enjoyed by all
who attend, and will no doubt create
In ucli amusement. Admission only
leu cents, and lite proceeds will be
a part ol Chatham's contribution to
tho Confederate monument at Hal
bigb; If you aro thinking ol buying t
i?eaper, Mower or Hake it will pay
Von l tee Waiter A. Woods's. They
will have a regular tigeitt showing
thcitl dUring com l-veek, or you can
boo them at W. L. London k Son's.
Alt kinds of plows, plow castings,
boos and farming implements lit
Londoii'u,
Tho usual "cool spoil iu May"
nrrltfod promptly on time, and there
ban been u considerable rainfall,
which was much needed and will
greatly help the growing crops.
Bheop shearing will now be in order,
lis most farmers wait until alter the
bool spell in May before nhearing
tboir slioop.
A telegram lroui Washington,
bn last Saturday, announced the up-
tiointmont ol Mrs Fanny T. Taylor,
he widow ol tho late Capt. John W.
Taylor, as postmaster at this place.
Ft may bo two or three weeks before
Uio necessary papers aro made out,
Knd she enters upon tho discharge
of hor duties.
Somo whiskey was stolen, ono
bight last week, Irom the still ol Mr.
Jj. J. Williams, iu Williams town
ship, and a young man, namod Jim
Vliitakor, Irom near Chapel Hill,
was brought heretojail.on lastTites
tlay, charged with being ono ol the
riarty that fltolo it. Two miters aro
triplicated, but thus far havo evrtded
arrest.
UAhN liL RNiNW, Hear Creek town-
ship has recently been the sceno oi l
oine incendiary men inai snoutu
fipoodily bo put a stop to. About a
month ago Hov. Thomas Philips
was the first victim, oonte incendiary
itaving burned up his barn and slas
ble, in which wore a mule, a lot ol
born and forngo, and farming uton
dils. And ono night last week tho
barn and stable ol Mr. Labuu Fillis
were set on firo and destroyed, 10-
fethef with theircontents, including
wo nttilos. Mr. I'llis bimself was
f aiofully burnt whilo attei.ipling to
obcuo hid mules.
Improvements at Hysi'm's. Sev
eral improvements are being made
at the Odoll cotton factory at Py
hnm's. in thin county. Seven new
dwellings lof opoiattves aro being
hiiilt. and a lot ot new machinery is
being put in tho factory, including
1000 additional spindles. P.lectric
lights will soon bo put in. Mncotnis
lactorywaspurcnasea.in io nyiuo
Udell company nearly .u,mm woriti
hf niBChinery and in.j.rovements
have been adUe.i, ar.u t, pa.u "
oui oi mo proius, De.iiui-.-. pn
tash dividond being paid every year
to the mock holders, Jlns proves
Conclusively that cotton factories iu
Chatham can bo mado a very prolit
V! inTccrttneet.
A Fast Train. Next Sunday the
Srahcard Air Line will ln-in the
running cf a fufet passe(ii-r train
between Washington and Atlanta,
i . ...Ma i . 1.
i l.,sL ouhui m.iiiH in U.u
United States. It will make tin
run in less than 24 hours, iiushii.i;
! Jiakih at TJ.4U p. m. goim South
jun.l at 0 ?3 a. in. foiri North.
T hero will bo no etc") between 1 1 n 1 -
: oi(J, Slll,j aj0 (j, ThiB will bo an
udditiut'.Hl train t3 those already
rui):0,, on the 8. A. L., and will
j ititorlere with any of them,
i which will continue to run as here
tcj-or0j
S. S. Association. The annual
meeting of the Sandy Creek Sunday
tjcliool Association was held with
the Lovo Creek church, in Matthew
township, on hint Friday, Saturday
land Sunday. There was an unu
: Sllay arg0 uUeiidaneo, larger than
at any previous meeting. Hew U.
-M,, "mt)Aen lf.r
and Mr. W. N J'traughan was elect
ed secretary. Tho programme ol
exercises, us heretofore published in
the HixoKD, wan carried out, and the
queries were discussed iu a most in
teres! ing manner. The next meets
ing will bo held with the liear Creek
church.
Mcmcii'ai. K'.KCTioxs. Last Mon-
day was the day lor the municipal
! elections in the various towns ol this
State. Much
manifested iu
more interest was
tho election at this
Ijlitlt Umtl V7'JL anticipated, 011(1
lion, jil I'urnaiu iiivro n ,io j'i.i;
close content lor tho oflico ol mayor,
and we are pleased to learn thai our
lormer countyman, dipt. Thomas
L. f'ea', was the sticcesfdul candi
date. J J is mfl:;y Iriends fn Challiam
will bo pleased to hear of this honor
conlerred on him, which ho will
most worthily bear.
In l.'aleigh the proposition to issue
?."il),0()U worlh d bonds for improve
ments was defeated.
CoiiiiHis.IoHcrs' Meeting.
The county commissioners held
1 their regular monthly meeting on
Monday and Tuesday, and and-
iled the lolloving accounts
J. A. Mims, lor services as
ferryman at Avcnt's ferry, 831 '27
J. M. Ptili, lor conveying W.
IJ. McLean to jail, C.2'
11, 11. llanilel, lor living
road orders, .00
J. Jv Piyan, lor laying off
road at Haywood, 1.50
J. Iv i.urke, lor veterinary
set vice?) ilt JIvuio of Aged
and infirm, ' 2.00
John French and olhcrs, for
work at Homo of Aged and
I, ,(!,-,,, ''50
i t
It. M. (Worrell, (or registering
volets, ' 2.1
S. S. Womblo, for colli u for
Pe'g.y Heal, 2.00
Josiah Tysor, lor conveying
Ella Poherson to jail, 3.15
Thomas (.'ross, jail lee-., Tl'.yo
1). M. l!ridgs, loreXtia ser-
vires at lloino ol A. & I , 7.00
S. M. Holt, for ollico furni
ture, 14.S1)
W. L. Loudon & Sun, for sup-
plis, ' 7.UT
Pr. W. I. Heailon, as super-
iu'.euduiil of health, HJ.tiO
J. T. Paschal, us clerk to
board, e. 31.05
L. F. Williams, (or convey
ing Jim Whilaker to jail, 10.4!)
S. J, Tally, lor services as
commissioner, 17.40
A. T. Lambeth, for services
as commissioner, 2(1.15
W. H. Hatch, for services as
comiiiissiouwr, 1 1 SO
OnUinl, that O. S. Poo k Son bo
allowed C2 per month lor the sup
port ol James W. Hackney.
Ovcv., that J. M. Mel ver is nU
lowed I a month lor the support of
Davo Hayes.
Ot( nil, that W. A. Hives is allow
ed 50 cents additional per month lor
the support of Will Hives, a pauper.
Ort'tveJ, that the lol low ing amounts
ho allowed in ease of Kit a Prawn, a
lunatic; W. tt. Carter $150, W. A.
Liueberry 81.50 ; Dr. A. J. Patter,
son 82.50 and W. M. Kimrey 5?20.75.
( h'Jeroi, that tho lol lowing r. mounts
bo paid out of the fund levied lor
repairing tho feneo iu the Piltsboro
and Pioneer Stock Law territory!
$'J0.70 lo Enoch Williams, 810.H0 to
Lulus Johns 8!) 00 to T. B. Snipes
and 81 lo B. I. Johnson.
Onlfir-I, that Yates k Thomas bo
allowed 8 per month lor the support
ol Mr.t L. P. Woodell.
Ortlfinl, that Dr. J. H. Thompson
is appointed agent lor ieorgu Ellis
in plHeo id Manly Lindsay.
Oril.hth that J. II. Miliiken is al
lowed 81 a mouth lor tho support of
Kohort Holmes.
Onltml, that O. D. Vestal is al
lowed 81 por month lor tho support
of Jesso Stono.
Unh-rcl, that C, I'. Scott is allow
ed SI per month lor tho support of
Alex. Clark.
A ltaby Poisoned by Its Nurse.
Columuis, Ga, April 2'.). Laura
Uransford, a young negro girl, becom
ing incensed at. a reprimand from hor
mistress, Mrs. Y. V. Freeman, today
gave a heavy doso of morphine to
Airs. Freeman s year-old infant. Jue
j eLil.l died this afternoon.
j,, ,lisiippeared.
The girl
. v a Alliance has about
j u r th. Arl
, h 1o n fp , inize (Lo
! or(l,r's,llui,Uv ni ,L,t l)ul ouy
ly three
Third Partyiles were ptescut.
Mr. W. II. Pace, a prominpnthiw-!
T-r.,- l i;'..l.,ir,. ,li.,d last week alter
a lingering bit knees with a cancer!
n the ei. '
For Ok PeouK"
The Siler City littrfiret.
SitEti Cnv, N. C, May 2, '.
'1 ho date of the coinon-ntT'ci'-.
l-bwi, c ian,:ed from May J...-.I-
Mess, s.'j : h'kl wards, D. I, We
.
stcc end 13 JS. Mann have orureu
i , ,i I ,i , i ,:,.,,..., i ,i
medals lor the best declaimer and U'j-
, , ... .1-, . u, 1 i
batcr 111 the I hoiu ison acnooi.
Tl, 1',.,.,...,, ,.,) I'mlifie S.u-tos
ties have decided to compete for orti
torV,decla'.mer's,debater'sandcay- '. c' m-.,h., u u.ic wa
ist's medal on the 30lh ol May. j"888 tLat tLa,cal w
The meeting is still in progreraat aiiS
the M.li. Cburcii ; great interest was Durbtm Hun : A general meeting
manilestod during the past week, of the stockholders ol tLa Lyuchbtitg
and the meeting resulted in the con- aucl Durham Kailroad Company was
version ol ciht ai;d the conviction . held iu LyncLburg Jar.t Saturday, at
ol many. Hev. J. II. Newlin was vi'jicb a lease by that eoaipany to the
ably f.ssistcd by Uov. John Hall ol Norfolk and Western lluilroad Com
tho ilaw Hiver Circuit, HviV. C. W. j pauy for a pericti of years was
liubiiisoit of Piltsboro, and Kev. Tom ratified. Tho Norfolk arid Western
Guthrie ol Hichniond county. Jlev. i Las been operating this road as an ex
W. F. Womblc, ol Wc-ntwortb Ci:M- j;erinicijt for something over a year,
cuit, wili nssist in too meeting this and during that timo succeeded in
week. j largely ineieasiug its trallie, both
Mr. Caleb Johnson, one of our . freight and pif ?er?er.
popular magvtrates, bad the misfor- G..:iC1J!,,,ol0 1Xccotll . A Cillllov iu
lortune ol having his arm brorfeu oa Uoub,fc fltUa Dj, p,,,
yesterday, cause! by a kc from a ; b(e.( ih.d u ,uoJe m
hovse, that he was fbociLg at that (f ,...,.",,,....,, .
time.
The election hero en Monday was
noi r.i an e.rcii.ng, u.e.u . c. uo
opposition lo mo ifeiierat ncei
Mr. J. J. Crutchflold was electcvl
Mayor, and Messrs. 1. .s. Mar. n, A.
A. Lan.be, J. L. rent., F. A. Had-
ley and Scott JoMao, ui "-1
fc.onern . ,
M ms Annie Siockards music class
will g.ve an c.itcrtan.ment at
icaieu..y u.e e.....K ... - - ;
inst, and a very tnlire.'lirg pro-!
gramme nas o.-en uuangeu .u.
OCCilSIOII.
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It is
not known yet,
I. it... I I. hi 'it n'ill
bo announced in our next letter.
Miss Laura Maim, ol" Manndale,
N. C. in visiting Mis. P. N. Mann,
Miss Kate Vestal, ol Marley's.M.lls,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J). i. Fox.
llev. Tom (iiilhrio is the gucbt ol
Mr. J. P. Guthrie.
P.ev. W. F. Womblc in tisiting
Mrs. J no. I ". Lambo.
Mrs. J. A. W. Thompson fell into !
i,i tl. l.i-iil.u (in last Thursday !
oneol the bridges, on lasi i nursiuy
evening, and had Hie misfortune of
spraining her knee.
A ii rrrnir,
Hoitis AhAiii.
llicliinoiid Hols.
1!k iimom., N. ('., May 1, 1B03.
The first day of May arrived hero
just alter midiii.rlit this morning and
found the farmers all well up with
their work end a flattering prospect
for a good wheal crop.
Tho Hiehinond 1. 15. team had a
ftno sociable game Saturday evening.
Other teams" may look out roon !ov
o.".i r.r.v tl.ni u-e lini'c i
seen was drove through town a lew
days ago. We learn that she has to
J . ,i , ,:,., i.i'...,, i hev i
got enough milk to strain.
W. F. Norwooil, of 'Gulf township,
has ono ol the finest mulo colts that
we have fccii this Spring. He says
that it has some very peculiar tricke
about it : has never k tuiwn it to show
kick towai-'l:l any one, only third
parly people, and ho had named it
Capt. Putin. We want to gel it to.
ride lo the next election to help kick
the third parly out ol the county.
J. W. Sylvester, Sttpl. of the Kich
moi.d Iron Ore Co. lell today lor the
Northern cities, looking alter the
business lor the Co. Ho will bo
gono about six weeks.
iiev. W. II. H. Lawhon will preach
at Richmond Sunday night. May
1-lth,
Tho old Richmond Marble Clt'.b
have reorganized again with several
new members. They have some
new amendments lo their constilu
lion. San lord W. Tally, ono ol tho U.
S. retired r.oldieir., i.-i now visiting
relatives ami his many Iriends.
For the improvement ol his own
slock and the benefit ol his many
customers, Mr. J. W. Coggin has
purchased him a fine pair ol Poland
China ntock hogs.
Lo.Nci Shanks.
Weekly Weal her Crop IlnHi'tin.
Cri'tral Ojjli'f, JtuMyft, JV. V.
Tho reports of correspondents of
the Weekly Weather Crop Pullelin,
issued by tho North Caroliua Stale
Weather Service, for tho week ending
Monday, .May 1st, 1803, show that
the early part of tbo week was cloudy
and cold, with rains whi'di wei'o very
boiiofieial. The last four days have
been warm and very dry. The
maximum temperaluro reached 01)
degr.es on Suuday.
Droueht may bo considered to
provft.l nearly oviryv. neic, w uiioio. xvo, ;. , (! pitv iteigiii io your m af
niuclt daiimgo an yet. Tuo condition I cs(, depot, ninl guaianteo first class
of soil is very favorably for planting, Work in every instance. Designs and
which has itiado itmisuully rapid prices furnished on application. Lib-
l""rv ' '
ed txei'pt in extreme iiorthorn por
lions of the Statn. Tim frost of last
Sunday (April '21th) did considerable
damage to fruit in the Western
District whore the trees were not so
fur advauced ; elsewhere the foliage
and advanced condition of fruit pre
vented injury. Tobacco plants nenrly
largo enough to traur-plaut, and plen
tiful. Tho acrcago of cotton in North
Carolina is about HO per cent larger
than last year. Hut this increase
dons not bring tho acreage up to the
avreago usi'itlly planted. A much
larger amount of fertilizer in being
used, but this is accounted for by
tho fact that it in being used on poor
land, while Iho best land is every
where brim' planted in corn, which
rr.srf " i tail on near v an mum i
will bo a very large crop this year.
'.Iin ll.Midorson. a "I'ocer, at At
i.ln,.. (;., Tuesday, committed
suieide by hanging liinisell t a door-
knob in his room; He took a flour-
suck, tied it about Ins neck and to,
Iho door knob and threw his body
"'"'a'd od riiii:ed to death.
State W etfe.
Iligl, Point LBterpwe: There wttaj
-;'jit uu sntcrestiLg tnal at Ifeoniari-;
l niaking oome wondei-fv! j
'iii-au i-illi eAt'M iiit v nn.l phirif.fl1
- j ?
whs indicted lor practicing medicine
' . 7 .
without licens. He was bound over
. 1 . ,
,0 0"! 1 appeared in evi-
dDce that bs bad picsctibej or 1
i . i -i .
asked if bo could levtovo it. The
doctor examined it and told him be
coaJ Ja kq a(i(
without any pain.
1 ti. i.l-.... f,.! f 1.1. -.l:....
, . , . , , .
jf L(. ki,eJ Lim h) R ,a Cfmjg b(1(.L
i) eM him ...e Jjo ..t o
WM BB8im.a cf spcedv iciicf from
! Puttering, and h sai I -o ahead. Dr.
,1Vathf (mt Ua nnJ ,Le
Q B,j0ok om. T,jfj docor
)ook a Crm j.y 0JJ t,j(J IJJ0;C aJ(j iy.
! ing it a quirk jork threw a big dog
,-(.k 0!J lLo pIO,lli(1 v..L;,;h lai.tc,j lo
OT,,irl i,fl'lmlwfiuti!U T l.
!bellatilTOa;
tD3 til.lC.
j Ashcboro Courier: 1 ho mail enr-
I tier from Troy lo Ashcboro walks and
iciirties tl. n.ail every day, a distunce
! of about M miles. Hois generally
ion (imo. -There is an ordinary
bhtckbi-rry brier iu the Courier oliieo
which measures '2'' feel, and G inches.
U is tho more wcdcrfr.l when ro
Inioml.ered that a brier rr.ly grows
during one season. I ho tl-.velliiig
house of Mr. W. V. MctJmrvfour und
one half miles we:. I of Ashcboro on i
tho Salisbury road, wan burned on
Fiidav nfternooii. April Slut, about
(i o'clock. All of thrf.imilv v.crcaway
from home except T!r. McCrary's son,
who went from the lie'.d or t;:iil to the
housn just before six o'clock. In a
few minutes he went to the bai n and
on bis return the house was on f'.re
All efforts to slojithe lluuie.s was use
les, us the wind was blowing hard.
. .. -v .
Wliisfcry's Vict ii.
L.m-i:h., Del, Apiil 2!). Unndy
Smi'b. a lubust man und bard drinker,
r r.iilinir near Ga'esiowii, wagi red i'5
that l.o could drink n quart, (if whiskey
within un hoi':-. O,. emptying the
M-vonth glass be fell dead. Smith
leaves a widow and six nuad children
in needy oirunibtat.ei :i.
It is said that nn c oditu of experi
enced negro boiel waiters from this
State to Chicagw is in progress.
Fastest Titno flyer ?.l;nle.
Ono of Iho ltoyal D!uo Lino trains
of tho Daltimoro and Ohio llaiiroad,
on a recent run belwt n New York
and Washington, coveted a mile in
:i'.!j seconds as recorded by a- me
chanical iiid'.eutcr. fii ibis rale the
train traveled at the phenomenal speed
of a trille over a mile and a half a
minute, or over ninety miles an hour
which surpasses all previous records
of fast t imo. If tbospead wore main
tiiined the time between New York
and '.Vaf.liington would bo reduced
witbfvt stops lo two hours and a half
and with r.tops to thre !m:'.is. Five
hours is now the fastrra time be! ween
the two cities, and it is made daily by
tho Loyal P.luo Line only.
Th Show Camp, Wotk-n 31 ills
aro l'.o'.v runidng the 5th year since
their organisation and have inereasod
their product each year. Ihey are
prepared to make je.wis, llutinels,
blankets, knitting yarns, Xc. As they
mo flic only woolleu mills in central
N. (3., it, is to too interest of farmers
of this and adjoining counties to give
their patronage lo lids concern. It
being close at hand, reduces freight
charged imido for long dkdiimcs.
(looils will bo exchanged for woo!, or
it will bi? manufactured into goods
for tho owner. For terms and prices
address DIXON M F G. CO.
Snow Camp, N. C.
Twenty Per Out
saTOilto nil parties who favor us with
their orders for Momimixis. Hi.i
sivnks. T.Mi'.r.T, and all cemeterv
end discounts lo ajieiilft.
Address 11 T. Marks & Co.
Pi Ops. Capital I'.b'.rblo Wet lis,
Daleigh, N. C.
New Advertisements.
gXI'.CU I'OK'S NO l'K'F --11AV-
n, ilis-1'i. ..'il. I hi-rnhy uglily nil .i-ii'.int h"l,lini:
i-lallllH ii'tiiliml Mint .1 Ii'iil I" I'Xlill'li. Oio Minn.
in mo mi ur i'i -ic ii'i nil lny rr v-y. ism.
I4.i- 'III, 1S.M. 1KA UllAXTOK.
PondensiHl Sc'ioclulp.
Iu eflcct Mary 7th. IStM.
HAII.V t Xi l I T RUN'li.W.
. i ititiHii'iiii: r'mitr.
Ml. 1.
V.-tll At riiKM-ncrt
Mall c I'luv.nipir.
ll-HVI 6 l
in. W ilinlnt'Mn,
1 l;i.y.-l l.-vill.
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n- o ii!.iro.
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AlTlV.l I" 1K1 p. Ill
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BEEW AUGER'S
STOCFt OV S UITS
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Iilr R-;npd by oiiv standard other folks custom biilors or even our own bib as that alwavs hae'beei
.ffKo f 10 flft, si: 50, T3..VJ and $JS.0C Swits arc the GREATEST VALUE OFfERIKGS EVER MADE,
We've vent every energy to increase tho gocdu'rsn, and lov.e;- tea test. Cur aelnevcirettts are. a puzzle to car
con ten-pf rtiies a bugbear to tLe tailors that has driven tbem to cheap tailoring in their frantic efforti.jto
meet our prices. Let they don't they can't do it. 'J'isnt cheapness tho people want. Tisiit cheapness we
otter them. It's O'.ialify. Lest quality, at prices no tongue ever told, or mon ever heard of before. The newt
Ihik ''lipVitv is talking ua and our sncrpssful efforts. Good iudi'Kect is over'coCiini? blind Dreiudice.
Tbo uiHSscLi. tiie K;op!r, tho c.opimunity, are locking fo the enjoytneut of tuo advantage our push, pTucft and
fcrsoVortuce has provided. LcaJy-made Clothc-a PUJtS are on tho top wave of popularity.
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Our lino of Beits at 8I.K.O0 to $30.00 are the finest that can be produced at any cost. Tailors talk double our
pi ices for no bettor goods. Can't be and but one tenth our variety.
TTJVEITILE CLOTHES.
Thero is no 'iocslion about our line of CIcthcs icr Iho "little folks" beit'g the 1 -est and best selected here
with lbs additions made the past week of Kill SuiHs. Jilouso Suits, D cjso Waits, plain aud fancy trimmed
it makes our 1;lc of Children's Clothes the eompletcst anywhere an 1 .; :s as usual to buit the smallest purse;
"TTT ) V I f T T !Vr Q When you are ready to change your Underwoar be sure and come to see line,
i' U i t i A'-11 1 i vXU. It will save you money f.nd you will find the kind you are looking for no
matter if you want n.f.dium, fiiie, oi lineal grade.
NECKWEAR.
s. &
ff. A. SLATER & CO.,
duhai.ii. c.
Xow is llic tiiin' for one of,
t no com i dote cnuii.iros
YOl'
:uil llie JJOV.S mimm ')::tke. A !
I'ulititiii i, iro wlion you'
liavc liotliin cr but rlialOo juL'
iti..'.. nnd f-iK.-h a .'ANTITY:
to -elo(.'l from. Our shelves
aii'l tables fairly IJl'LUK with
itivi-'llics iu eve'.) lhi'o of gc'u
lltjii'cii'ri wear. We arc full of i
'cm.
SUITS!
HATS I
FURNISHINGS!
O'vr l-t iho not i uu out till
you tire; counilolcly dressed,
iu fitet everylhingyou uocd;
April P'., lS'.'o.
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DURHAM, H. G.
Cur lu'jcr. ?Jr. W. F. Kllid; hno
just return, d from tho Northern
markets, wbeio ho made the most
successful and extensive purchases, of
DRESS GOODS
AND
ever brought to this market.
FACTS GANflOT BE OPPOSED!
V aro the only exclusivo Dry floods
dealers in Doiham, hence we show
tho largest ami most varied lines ever j
placed under p.uy o'.e roof iu this
city. Again, we give our i.iuiividi d
timo and attention to Dry (ioods
st i icily. Wc claim the liUo of being
Tlic Spaliy Dress Goods tee
Facts inr.y be donicd, but cannot be
opposed. A careful look through our
magnificent Dress Goods a?:d Trii"
miug Df.art:Micl8 will convince the
tiiof t skeptical that wo tiro headquar
ters for the latent thin-s in
AND LADIES' VEAR.
Special attention to orders by
mail.
April 13, ISO?.
MOLASSES!
oo
NEW CHOP CUBA
AND
PORTO niCO H9USSES,
COFFEE, FLOUR, FISH, E1CE.
Write us for sritr.plcs pint
jirici'-;.
G. C. C0VIKGT0H& CO.,
WILM1NC.TON, N. C.
March 'Ml 1S!:5.
S3 SHOE CENTLErtflEN.
Mi l oilier tvi'l.iltli f"r ;
Oi nilnnrn, l.JilU-s, wjsoml
lisii s arc tliu
Best in the World.
Sio d mtSiiI'-o ilv.Ttlr.i
ninit liUh v. Ill li
tliiri paj- r.
Take no Substitute,
l,1ll lll-ilrt t'll liftvlnit W. 1..
IIOI liUVSII(IKS,llll
j T-'a V-'""' lnw dlaiuia uo
W-- L. LONDON & SON'j
k f ot?bfro',- N C.
mm w rt -r auxw Wia wu wmw
ITTT
M r-
are tho newest ( fleets in neck-dress, and. as usi'fd
d. berwanwer,
liMMEA'SK
OF
We bnye bo-v.'ut a pic iiiifni f-tcck of Novel and Swagger's goods of moSt
artistic design for this season. This is no spasmodic attempt to gi.ii
attemjit to gain attention. We merely wish to remind you, if yod wank
to bo "in if, to call and see our new stock.
CROSS & LIN EH AN,
mens orn.Tnpp-'. raleigh, n. c.
PLEHTT fif M THE liTST AND BEST !
ASSORTMENT FULL UP II ALL GRADES AND STYLES !
It is 3 Grail M for Fiif I Just m YOU WANT I
raw GAS USST US lOSE CU BEAT S0& PBICfiS ! !
TliiH stock b!.vinfj been botiRht fcv CASH fiitico the rfcont detsline," a'tid
cofsihlH of
iLAIfiGU ST:0'133? OF HJ;f)T3HPSO
Extra Fine Stock cf Shoes,
TIIK LAIIliKST AMI FINEST STOCK OF 3III.LINERY ETEU
SKKX IN TINS Cr M Y.
Men's aud Days' ILils, t-vcrytliin; a furnicr needs on bia farm or at hid
koino. Examination will show our stock especially largo in variety, thort
ou'bly reliable iu Htylcs, and to t bio wo dud tbo etron'j inducement of lovif
prices. Coo'.o aud eximiuo fcr yourselves. A fasbiouablo Baltimore'
Milliner will trim your Hats and D-uinota at
w. Xj, z.o3srz:o2sr ss' soft's.
April Dl, 1S03.
J. J. Tiiiiv.AS l'rei-ldpiit, B. S. Jf.kman, Casbior,
Air. A. TuoMi'fox, Vicc-ProHidpnt, H. W.Jackson, Asn't Cashier
TSic CmasttercsMi ei9ri iV?i'i?r, Itahki
OK liAJ.KKai, IN.
Paid up cnpilal SflOH.ODO.OO. Autliorixid capital $500,000.00.
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Thninr3, f. N. Duke, 11. A. Inindon; A. F. Tago;
(. V. Wafts, II. B. Butt I Asblcv Home, Frod. Philips,
J. B. Hill, F. B. Dnuery, II. B. Bancy, Jobu W. Scott:
A. A. Tbouiwso". T. H. Urijg's, -f . N. Holding.
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Accounts of Faruiern, Bunks, Corporation.", Administrators and Indi
vidunle Folicited oti favorable terms. ,
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to nccomits of Coin-try Merchants an9
individuals.
EDWARD FASNACII,
JEWELLER AMD OPTICIAN,
SI erfi tiff St'trcr V Rofjcrfi Tabfcwarci
SOLID PT..V.IN C(M.l) K!."(5 ACSF.M FMT AND WTDDINC. FJNGS
fr'cn.l for rir; H'it.o.
tcfOur fnsicin for i)i;i;;iiosinpr for tlto correction of Errors of Eefra6
tion is tbc same us ut.ed in Wye Iiif'tit'iuies Nui tb und South.
Jnnuarv '2o lW.
MONUMENTS and MEaDSTONES
AT A -
Wo im-.-c a l-.rt'i-.'! :t .it Cni-lil ir.niiuiiipnln nu t Jii-a.l'.Mi'.. f.0 tmil raitcrtal und benul
fill iloniiinn wlili li w. ntT -r tur l!m nsl llilr;' (lii)s ai u libi-r.it ill.-.Munt in outer to reduce ou
tl ?t. All wrk cimi nniofi'l. lij!cua Mid aiin'.M Iito.
Wopnyilio frlslil.
DI'lJUASI
MrchS, W::.
iTi vT -"iT-TttTi v- vf r r irv
ll lii2 nua'ifl'-'t us tli- .liiilnl!firni of
w. .1. I i'MitMi. ilrnwl, I !'i-.'l. nr-iifv nil i-r
M ni h.ivCii: finlms t.Kt;i-i h.uI ,.-. Ji-i,'
hihii iiw miU" m-. r Piy i:.i ni'-.- II. A. l.i .1
don, "ii .T t i-r,'in tin-J'i'.li 1.1. ,.i.,l'.u.
Afiril'l'. Is.'S in. 1. 1. 1.1 1 I'i. MAUI.
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JSnhhtribo foi the ItK(()RI).
FOR FIT,
FINISH, ... ,
wo are tho first to have them.
N VOICE
V
Fuy tlcviilc Street, Rai.eiojt, N. C.
1 OK'Tti AGK SALE. BY VIM
.,;,, ,, ,, iiili oi April, ti.Jl, itml reonrded la
,h j, ..(-j.." ,l:.,. -j,,:! n n,,, i,niiiit ihn Unxlsmr or
HH.,,r -li i-li.-iin i-i n-, 1 will noil fnr rntti Hi
,. , . . , ..,; .,r .., . u I .i.iio'y, .n SA1CBUAT.'
, ,,. 1.1 fl ,,, m,v. ik-:i lli-iwi irariB of Ihui
.j,., ,,, 1t1.11 1 jh!:k. una ronUilnlDK m-mic
' r.i K-'l'' Hfll Ifl uiJliT lltl'Ul lf.1 IMTrt, Mild HlHIl
in N.-w ll'-i"''wr,fhlp. W. A. EtMNnT"' j
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