1 4
2 (!haiham Jjconi
TUURSflAT. JINK 8. tm.
XOCAX. ILECOiUJS.
50,000 lioai-l ino shingles li
fealo by II. F. Stono, at Foanington
luills, liiallo T. O., 8. 0.
For inonumontsand tombstones
bi Iho latest and prettiest designs
write to ICout. 1. Kotjura A uo., pro
prietors Durham Alarblo Works
i)urham, 8. (J.
Dr. John II. London, ol IJaloigh
will lrt at I'ittsboro' on tho first
Monday in evory month and remain
three days, prepared to do any kind
I dental work.
Tho many friends of Dr. J. C.
Kirkmnn will regret to hear of the
ucatb ot hia wife, wbich occurred on
Innt Saturda-. Sho bad buen mar
rid only five months.
Tho latest fish story is told by
JVlr. fll. 1. iielly, ot Williams town
khip, Wlit) says that he recently
caught a cat hub aud an eel on tho
ttamo hook at tho same time, nnd it
was not ngood day tor btibing either,
Mr. j. M. Watson, tho mail car
rier between this place and Chapel
Hill, Says that since he bus been
tarrying tho mail he has travelled a
little over irJ.UUU miles--a distance
nearly fivo times around tho globo
Coino and see tho dress goods at
W. L. London & Son's. Tbey have
h largo stock and o tiering extra in
ducements in prices tor Hie cush, all
Htyles, also, a lull stock of ladies and
tdiildroU's bats. Trimmed in the
latest lashion.
Some days aii a train on the
italeigb & Augusta Airlino railroad
ran 17 miles in 15 minutes. Tho
excellent condition of the roadbed
of that railroad proves the cllicioucy
Ot Capt. G. IS. Lummon, its very
clcvor roadmaster.
-Dr. W. II. Kdwards.oi Walvo For
est, Will visit I'ittsboro on .Monday
and Tuesday following the third
(Sunday in every month ; and will bo
at Aloncuro on the following J burs
tiny and Friday, prepared to do any
Kinu oi uontal work.
It you neo'.! si nice trunk you
ran find it at W. Ji. London & Son h.
Thoy huvo a nico lot. Try a pair of
Ziglers Fine Shoos. You will ho sure
to get satisfaction. You will find
plouty of them at London's at low
figures. A largo lot of white goods
for ladies and Children's dresses.
"-Un the 12th ol May a mad dog
bit somo cattle and hogs belonging
to Messrs. J.J. Whito, D. Y. White
and M. F. White, of Hear Crook
township, and last week three of the
cattle wont mad and hp.d to bo kill
ed. The dog belonged to Mis. l'.ob
inwnjOf Siler Citv, and was shot by
Mr. 1). Y. Whito."
A change was made, last Mons
Hay, in tho schedule of the C. I' A
Y. V. railroad. Tho mail train now
leaves Wilmington at t HO a. in., in ,
stead of 5 a-, in., and arrives there at
P. 25 p. in. It Is to bo regretted that
this change causes passengers to
miss connection atSantord with tho
mail train on the S. A. L.
Personal Itkms. Among the
graduates, last week, at Wake For
est Cdllogo, was Mr. Claiido W. Wil
Bun, n Ron ot Sidney G. Wilson, ol
.Now Hope township.
Miss iioso Uudd, of Lockvillo;
graduated with hitrh honor, last
week, at the American Art School,
at Baltimore
Aliss I'attie Ramsey, formerly of
this place) but who has boon resi
ding at Shelby for soveial years,
Was married, on last Thursday, to
Mr. Burwell Wanton, a wealthy
Citizen ot that place.
Mrs, Louisa Jtonchor is on a visit
to hor old homo, at this place.
MaoirtrAI'Es' Meeting, The nn
nual mooting of the magistrates and
County commissioners was hold at
this place, on last Monday. Tho
roll being called a majority answer
ed to thoir uames. Tho first busi
tioss was tho levying of tho annual
tax, Which was fixed at 2.jg cents on
the $100 valuation of property for
genoral county purposos. In accord
anco with an act of tho last Logislan
turo, tbd consent ot tho magistrates
wasgiTOfl to tho issuing ol $10,000
Worth of county bonds, for the pur
poso of funding tho outstanding
debts of tho county, which were
slated as being a little over $10,000.
Tho old board of education con
sisting of W. F. Foushee, ll. 11. Siler
and N. S. Clark, was re elocted with
Out opposition.
C. It. Scolt, A. II. Perry and W.
8. Straughan wore elocted finance
committeo for tho ensuing year.
Next bobbed up tho irrepressible
bridge question, and it proved to bo
a right good day for bridges. After
Considerable discussion it was deci
dod to appropriate a sum not ex
ceeding 82,000 lor a new bridge at
Kearriiigton's mill on New Hope,
and a sum not exceeding 8.5,000 tor
rebuilding the bric'go across Haw
river at Paco'a mill.
Commissioners' Meeting.
The county commissioners held
their monthly meeting on last Mon
day and Tuesday, and audited the
following accounts.
Julia Taylor, for labor at
Homo tor Agod end Infirm, 812.00
Adolpbus Gotten, tor labor at
Home for Aged and Infirm,
D. M Bridge, as superinten
dent of Hoine,
K. M. Fearrington, insolvent
lees,
W. P. Uadley, for corn,
.L. F. WilliuoiB, insolvent fees,
30.00
50.00
!
4 20 j
30.00)
0.95
J.J. Johnson, for conveying
Jim Harris tojui I, insolvent
fees and as otlicer of grand
jury, 1(1.2;"!
Cnri'oii Johnson, insolvent
. fees, 1.88
V. 11 I'attisliall.forexamina-
tion ot Sno Pop, a lunatic, 1 60
T. A. At water, insolvent fees, 2 80
J. K. Pryan, innolvcnt ices, 1.00
.loll ii Mel ver, insolvent fees, ,00
Isaac T. Brooks, insolvent
foes. 1 2."
J. J. Johnson, ices in caso
ngniiiHt Samson (leaden, 2.00
J.D. Melvernnd W. A. Avent,
for repairs on Judd bridge, 20.92
J. T. Wricht. insolvent lees, 1.10
II. Miliikon, insolvent fees, 3.00
J. W. Ulloy, insolvent foes, 2.20
U. Jt. Scott, insolvent Ices, 1.70
G. W. Brooks, lor bacon, 37.50
Dr. W. E. Headen, as county
superintendent of health, 16.CC
Joseph (ii'iftiii.afl juror in lay
ing oft road, 1.G0
Malon Dixon, for brido
across Cane creek, 5G.45
John Thomas, for repairs on
bridgo across Jlear cre'ek, 2.00
A. G. Drake, for coflin lor
Sallio Elmore, a pauper, 2 00
Thomas Cross, jail lees, 09.10
J. Jenkins, summoning
jury, Ac., 30.73
J. J. Jenkins, insolvent fecR, 0.75
David Wicker, for extin
guishing firo ou Buffalo
bridge, .50
W. L. Loudon & Son, for sup
plies, 08.es
Kd Wards fit Broughton, for
tnx books, 19.00
John C. Jones, for conveying
JWlis Jic"an lojail, 5 00
John C Jones, insolvent foes, 1.25
l ates k 1 nomas, tor cofh.n for
Ben Y oodell, a pauper, 2.00
Yates & Thomas, for furnish
nig Mrs. L. P. Woodoll, a
pauper, 2.00
T. Paschall, services as
clerk, Ac, 48.89
S. M. Holt, insolvent fees. . 121.80
Edwards & Broughton, for
stationery, 8.75
M. Holt, for bill paid for
vault door, 30.80
Bynum & lleadon, for Hup
ping, 21.20
Ordered, that liconvo bo granted
to A. 1'. 'Jerry to retail liouots in
tho town ol I'ittshnro.
Onhtvif, that J. D. Jones is allow-
od 81.50 per month for the support
ot Join Nation, a paupor.
uniwti. mat .lames jvintililiu is
ppoiruod iigcnt tor Nat Hart.
Onrcri'il, that ll. C. Goodwin is a I
lowed 81 50 per month for the sup
port ol Jano Aewman.
'.mlcrol, that tho report of mrors
tc lay on road from Ceulre eliurch
to AlamaiK O county lino be approve
t.
Vrilereil, that daston Headen irj
iletlarud exempt lrom poll lax on
account poverty and intirmily.
Unldston I (f ills.
GoMmo.n, N. C, June 5, 1S93.
F.vory thing iiiet, peaceable and
lovely in our town.
While in tho more early spring
this f:limate tvns mther cool yet tho
seasons have buou fine aud our far
mers have taken advantage of the
lino by devoting thoir time and
attention closely to their farms.
l'he being the cuho wo are glad to
:iy tho present prospect for a grtod
rop in tM.i Poction is now more
promising than for eomo years past.
ml wo hope when gathuring time
comcn our farmers may bo able to so
alhor in and lay by in store so that
at this lime another year they may
havo meal in their own smoke
houses at home, not only to uee
sparingly on boils, but have plenty
to cook with thoir peas ami potaloo:'.
And while our boys may not be so
ell versed in match games of Ii. B.
as others are, wo know thoy will
nover havo to go aft far as to the
Boro to buy enough meat lo put on
Km.
Tho harvest mouth is now hero
and wo hope our Chatham people
may till soon havo biscuits to eat
that are mado ol homo made floor,
Wo aro now having plonty ot
beans, commencing Juno 1st. Bath
er late, wo know, but they are good
just tho same.
llev. 11. ill. Jackson, ot this place,
ho proaches in the now Methodist
church hero each first and third
umlay, was listened to yestorday
by a lartro and allenti7o congrega
tion, llis wife, who is a wido awake
Christian lady, has about tho amount
aised to purchase, and will soon
placo in this now church houso, a
nico organ for the use of the church.
Mr. T. M. Bynum, ol this placo,
has purchasod a lot of land nnd com
monceil work to build one ot tho
best dwelling houses in tho place.
Wo see where ho is i ijht.
There has been a slight change ol
schedule on tho O. F. & Y. V. 11. .,
taking effect yesterday a. m. Wo
hope tho company will soon build a
larger and bettor depot houso here,
the present oi.o boiug so small that
tho agent has to go outside of the
house somo times to turn around.
Our agent, Mr. T. N. Womblo, has
a young bird dog which scorns to bo
a Strong domocratJudgiDg.ot course,
by her actions You may ask her
which she had rather be, a radical or
a dead dog? or same question as to
third parly, and in reply to either
sbo will at onco prostrato herself as
though doad. This seems rather
strange, but we supposo She has
been influoncod by her master.
Our nowly appointed magistrate
has gone to attend the annual mag
istrates' meeting at I'ittsboro today,
for his first timo, but wo don't think
lie carried money to build many
bridges.
Miss Lucilo Kr.irht, of Greens
boro, who has beon visiting friends
in Goldston, has returned homo.
About thirty of our Goldston peo
plo attended tho commencement at
Siler City last week and rf port a
pleasant occasion.
Mi. W. 11 Womblo, of thii place,
?ho is now employed on the K. A
W. R. It. came homo last week very
Nick, but is bolter now and will re
turn to his work today.
Dr. T. 11. Goldnton issMIl impiov
ing and we hopo will soon ba able
to again take up his practice.
Our town is Very much noted !:v
its good health. We can only ro-
mombor tour denlhs in tha pb.:o
during tho heven years of its exist
ence. Not a very irood location for
doctors, is it r
We hopo to see another good loiter
from Long bhftnks next weer.
StioiiT Link.
Tho Thompson School.
Bii.F.B City, N. C., Juno 5, 1893.
The most successful commencement
in tho history of Thompson school
has just closed. Prof. Thompson, hia
able corps of teachers, and tho patroSiS
of the school may justly bo proud of
the exercises.
On Sunday, May 28th, the annual
sornion was preached by the able di
vine, Lev. L. L. Albright, of W inston.
His words were indeed "apples of
gold in pictures of silver.
Monday evening at 3 o clock mem
bers of the Erasraian Literary Society
contested for the "Mauu Debater s
Modal. Query resolved : "The
world is not growing morally better.'
The young men acquittod themselves
with honor botb to themselves and
to the school. Tho medal was award
ed to II. B. Humphrey, of Bobeson
On Monday night the assembly hull
was lined to its utmost capacity by
an appreciative audionco to enjoy a
musicul outcl'taiorfcont nnd liston to
the contest for the "Girl Kssay Medr.l."
The musio both instrumental and
vocal showed excellent Iraiuing and
rare talent. Tho essay isls road orig
inal pioductions which showed that
tho school is fully sustiuuiug its repu
tation for training its puoils to tbii!c
deeply and wiito accurately. The
modal wus awarded to Miss Annie V.
Purcell, of Boidsville.
Tuesday morning dawned bright
and fair and tho largert crowd ever
in Siler City assembled to witness the
exercises of commencement day prop
er. Tho irogriii:imo vas very inter
esting and was carried out in as per
fect a wanner as would seem possible
for any preparatory school and busi
ness college in the south.
Tho young men who contested for
tho "Edwards-Webster Deulaimer's
Modal" showed fine ability and Irnin-
ng and no school can boast of better
speakers.
Tho original orations by tho young
men were simply graud and tho con
test whs close. Want of space for
bids the mention of any except the
winning oration. The nubjoct was
''Neglected Horobs". Tho young lnr.ri
showed himself master of his subject
and hold thevastaiidieiinespell bound
by hia earnest ehxpienco. He paid
flowing tributes to thoso who have
died unhonored and unsung.
The medals contostod for by ineni--bera
of both societies were awarded
as follows: F.ssnyisl's Medal, E. JI.
Bean, Salisbury, N. ('; Edwards Web
stcr Dechiimer's Medal, J. A. McLeod,
Villanow, N. C; Orator's Medal, W.
I'. Anderson, Laurel Grove, Ya , all
of the Prolitie Literary Society.
Tho literary nddrbssi by tho distin
guished Prof. Chas. D. Mcfver was a
I are treat, lo attempt, anything like
a synopsis would be doing tho orator
of the day a great injustice. It was
a witty, humorous and touching ap
peal, so blended ns to be at. onco in
spiring and oratorieally grand.
Tho exercises spoio vcltimoa for
the proliciency and thorough training
of this noted school. Tho prospect
of the school is brighter than ever be
fore and it jiMtly ranks as one of the
best Cchools in tliu soilfh.
Obrkrvkh.
Cholera Raging in Turkey.
Constantisow.f, Juno 5. lleportH
from soveral cities of Asiatic Turkey
say the cholera has appeared in many
districts, and in spreading rapidly.
Along lho lower iigriirt and thorniat-
El-Arab River pooplo aro dying by
thousauils. Whole villages hae been
deserted by thoso fleeing from the
post. Tho panic has become so groat
that few families wait to bury their
lead, or even nurse thoir sick, but
lleo to tba nert towns to escape the
infoction. The fugitives from stricken
towns aio spreading the epidemic
with appalling rapidity. Let tors from
Bassora City say that 70,0(11) persous
have fed from the Bassora province
alono.
A Shocking Truirrdy in S. C.
CoU'MMA, S. C.JunoO. A spe
cial to tho Columbia l!egitor from
Bowman says: McOuillin Jones,
aged threo years, was shot and killed
by his nurrio, A rtemus Johnson, aged
ton, at that placo Monday. All aro
colored. Johnson found a irun in
tho house, and asked Jones it ho
wanted to bo shot. Thochildsaid no,
but Johnson said ho would shoot any
how. Tho top of Jones' bond was
blown off, and his brain spattered on
tho wall. Tho children were alono
at lho timo.
A fatal Accident.
Special to the Charlotte OtoirriT.
Salisiwhy, Juno 5. John Donhoo,
an employee in the dye room at the
Salisbury Cotton Mills, was instantly
killed nboat 4 o'clock this afternoon.
He was on a stop ladder, putting a
belt on a wheel when, it is supposed,
his sleeve was caught by tho belt and
ho was hurled over the shafting, tear
ing olT his arm and mashing bis bead
to pieces. Tho scene was too awful
to describe.
Newspaper OHlfo Destroyed.
C'ATn.Kisitino, Ky., Juno 5. The
greatest excitemont exists in Breathett
county over the blowing up of the
Hustler ofUce by unknown partis last
night about 11 o'clock. Tho Hustler
is a weekly paper, edited by Rev. J. J.
Dicky. Dynamite was placed under
the door of the building, which wreck
ed tho entire structure. The Hustler
was the solo cause of the local option
law rscently parsed in 'hst county.
A Triple Tragedy.
MoNTiiEAL, Juno 3. At iin early
hour this mornincr tbroo Ar.ftrican
"crooks'1 passed over from Vorhlont
tot tin naiulet ofBeacu Kidge, 1U ilin-
ri iooi county, in this province, fciid
rOiotand killed Mr. EJy.cut thelbrotto
of his wife aud twen ly year-old daugh
ter, robbed the house of all the valu
ables they iHiuld fiud aud then set the
house on fire. The flames attracted
the neighbors, who found the family
all dead. Thoy extinguished the
flames.
The murderers left sigus behind
which show that they tied over the
border into Vermont. Edy was a
wealthy farmer and prominent man in
Ins neighborhood. lho murdered
daughter was beautiful aud was Coon
t o be married to a prominent Mont real
journalist.
Struck Dead by Lightning.
Fkanktoht. Ivy., Juno 5 Light
ing struck th'9 houso of James Kcddin,
at Saditsor, fivo miles soi'th of bete,
last night and instnntlv killed Roddin
and two visitors, Alexander Barbour
and Mrs. John Lyman. Mrs. Roddin,
who itt In a delicate condition, will
probally die of Ihe shoeh
The President has appointed Cliaii
W. Dayton, of New Yoik City, to bo
postmaster at tout city.
Tho War Department has decided
to send tho entire corps of West
Point cadetG to Chicago, about the
middlo of August to remain feu days
or two weelss.
A Houston dispatch says thatdur
ing hist ween general taina fell
throughout Trias. These rains came
just iu time to do cotton Ihe most
good, und should tho weather prove
favorable during tho romaiuiler of
-bo season the largest yield of cotton
ever known iu the his'ory of the
Slate is assured.
Newborn Journal : The steamer
Nowberu took out yesterday H,M8
packages of truck--8,203 of potatoos,
305 of bonris, 19 of cabbage acd 1 of
squash. The steamer Nouso took
out about 1,700 packages of beans,
000 of cabbngos and 2,100 of potatoes
a total of about 4,401) packages.
Tho A , N. C. R. R. took out forty
car loads ot truck in tho neighbor
hood of 10,000 packages. Thoso
shipments will give, at a low tsti
icotb, $35,000 l'ciu: ns to tho growers.
Shelby Review: Tho barn of R.
W. Clarke, who lives near Grassy
Pond, was struck bv li"htiiini Satur
day, nnd burned to the ground. In
tuo barn was a good horse which was
killed by the stroke which Ret tiro to
tho barn. Tho horso and a large quan
tity of fodder and hay were totally
consumed in the fire. Tho "host
that is exciting tho awe of tho people
around Jugtown nnd Fallslon bv
seemingly dragging tables over the
"oor of Doc Lnty. a house and giving
frequent vent to uismnl groans, has
not yot been laid, but continues its
uncanny antics night after night. The
cause of tho noises is still iuoxpli
cublo. tSuni'ncr Kxetu-sio'i J!;ites.
Tho Capo Fear nnd Yadkin Valley
Railway Co., will sell hummer Excur
sion Tickets from Juno 1st, to Sept.
;50th, 1893 inclusive, to nil seashore
and Mouolain Resorts in North Caro
lina, Virginia, and Wist Virgiuia,
tbeso tickets will bs good for return
trip until Oct. 31st, 18ti;i, with privi
leges of stopping iu each direction at
all resort points.
W. E. K vi e, G. T. A.
Twenty Per Cent
saved to all parties who favor ns with
their orders for MoNuv.i-sifl, Head
stones, Taw.kts, and all cemetery
wink. Wo pay freight to your near
est depot, aud guarantee first class
work in every instance. Designs and
prices furnished on application. Lib
eral discoiMils to agents.
Address E. T. Marks .t Co.
Props. Capital Marble Works,
Raleigh, N. C.
Nov Ad vert Iscnicnts.
MOTIVE TO riiXMOXliHS!
Tho Coimly Itmitl of rrnploua for Cliallmm
county will mnt at Hie court Iuhsho In I'lusburo,
nn lho lMl MONDAY lu July next to i-utuMiler hii.1
pans uion nil npplU-AiloiiH f-r pcnslins, or renew
als lliortKil flk'il wtu ilio Clerk of tho superior
court liy that lluiu. W. II. UATC1I,
Juim 0, 18D. -it. Chairman.
IXFCUTRIX' NOTICE. Havino
(tmllrVI ah tho exvutrli of lho liwt will nud
tOHlHiiiont ot A Una J. lillburt, ik'CoatM, 1 ht'ivby
noUly nil HrittiiM txtldtn clnlnm ni;;t!ut mh dr
ft ni cut to oxhlbtt ih eaino M timou or imfum Ui
Hth day of .In no, 18J4. LI.IABKl'U UlLiil.HT.
Jun 8, W
A DMINISTIIATION NOTICE.
i Nrttlro in horW'y ptv To lho rri'!it'rfl of
Kllnha K. I lnm uIlh that l liar I It let day pmUtl''il
ah nl tiilulHtf tkirl.K iiNiihts 'M;it', nml thy ntli
prom-tit tliHlr rlnlinA lo ino or t- my ntloriiny, T.
11. Wimack, on or hWorn Jtmo 10li, k4, or this
uottco wtll lw pkwiiIoJ In tir of ihtr ni'ovory.
Juue8, IHW. MAKUAUtT 1'lSMl kKS.
IIORTOAOK SALFj. BY VIR-
llS. ttrn of H mortmiKn liy w. M. lircx krt nnj
wlfo lo nu, rKKlrffirr.! li Ih.! HF. aii l.i. I will
noli At pulM- Mii-ilon, rr i-fv.-tli. at Oio i-ouri liouo
ihtor In tho town if I'ittslioro. on 'rhiirFtlay. July
6Ui, IH'j:), tho tnii i ot had kiinwn hh lho Mmnm-I
Kr.KikH Irwl, cintulntnii aim .-ros, Ui Hiilly vuta
morluaMn. J K.U-K ItlOliAllO.MIS,
JuiiK.i, IfOS. HyT. B. Woniui k, AUorm-y.
IJORTH n.uorjNA
1 CHATHAM IXH'NIY.
Kl-I'KHIOH CoDRT. JuiioRn, 18OT.
M. R. notion inlin'x J. A. IlouDton,
Jaii.i9 B. Ilouston "t nls.
1'IiIm 13 s.oclal prooKilluR fr IwivoIokMI lanil
forth pavnifiu ot i-iTialu logiii'U-i un.lor tlin win
M pliiluiItT ' I'-KiH'or, iii'J lho ilpfruil.mis Jhiim
It. ilouHton. Jor.oph lloiiMion Hint I.mhor llouiii.
lion r'-sltteniB of forili Car lilia, wilt tako noiioa
that UifV will appoar lioiorB tliu clork of tho huihi
riorc-urt of thaiti'im o-muty at IiIh ofllt-o on iho
lliilKlttyof July, inns, aiol ploail. aoswor or ilo
mur lo tho rotiiplHlm now on flit lu atl fQoA. or
Urn rlli'f thorniu ! 'lUft:.' le.l mil ho cr.ni!u I.
T. I. WoMAc'k aiiti d. 11. HOLT.
A. V. UILBKKT. C. S. C.
1'lalntlTs Attorrcj-s.
June ft, tMJ.
OUTGAOE SALE. F.Y VIII
tiv J. W. Honvrrf mi! wlfo on May -i'
. HU'l
roKltlnn"! III till- I I' "f III" Ursln'orof Ixv'.l.i ol
( l.iillTini iiiinty In it..k "II. 7, - igm If a. IM
llii.l M', I will "Ml l-r -i--h lit (jiitilli- Hiii'u xi, itl
iho r nrt li "fiio .:.-.r r:i'- uoty, on 1 1 H-
l,V. till- l l'-ll 'lay ot JI NK, l-KI. lho lhnl ..-r-
I oil Iti hall illill'l.Hl sl-imtf In itluiin.. town
hip, miI i-ounty, oh i lio w.ii-i f N 't-th l in.'
rr'. H.IJ"Inlu: lho Isn'ls of W. A. lini tirm and
o;hrri, NUi ".niRluIng nt'out ht'.
.wbi i k u tr.wrwf
!
Ul
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Wo haw hb cCinplaints to mike, no back debts to pay, no long; yarns to spin bnsi&efci
has been good pnehominally so-still we are going to hava A
G-I5EAT STJxa: SZIB
this week. A grand, sibpWJous upheaval in values right in tho faco ohd eyes of a most successful season;
whilo it is jet youDg while you are heeding thuse suits and can turn the opportunity to your profit. No
body will stop to reason why. Nobody cnrcB. 1 hat it is a deed of our own doing puts the stamp. of fteiiWh'ehesi
upon it. Ve have made no preparations for this sale. Not a garment has been disturbed. But just as the
utock siobd at 'closing time hM ii'ftht bo you will find it tomorrow except you are free to take your bhbioe
of all tho Casslmere, Fancy and Plain Clieviuts, Worsted aud Homespun suitfl that cold at
$24.00
$22.50
Jbot nothing binder your prompt
a magnificent choice is f-pread before you. Thousands of suits. SACKS AND CUTAWAYS oro lowered id
obedience to our cbt'erpiise. in accordance with our custom. You must know wha. Kteilin" qualities are rep
resentedyou cannot help but appreciate what stylish, exclusive patterns th?v must ba to nave been worthy a
place in the biggest and bct stock of suits we have ever shown. They are ull of this season's make hot ad
old pattern in the thousands that await your coming. Yjy.i ueed have no fears to choose freely ; the original
markings are etill on the tickets. Yon kbow us. and you know our methods. Your money could not be safer
in your bank, nor tooro accessible, for should dissatisfaction follow your purchase, it will be returned on de
mand promptly. Then rally rouud this reduction. Take advantage of this greatest of great opportunities
to buy soits t hat have sold and are worth ."21, !?22 50, i'M and $18 for FIFTKF.N FIFTY ! Lose not ft moT
ment 1 This sale is for this week obly, and for strictly CASH ! All our Men's E xira size Suits are included I
S. & D. BEilWANUEK,
K.JJjIHGtl, .V. V.
t A. SLATES & CO.,
DURHAM. N. C.
irov is the time for one of
the I'oniplete chillies YOU
and the J50YS must make. A
lightning change when yon
have nothingbut reliable qual
ities, and such a QUANTITY
to select iroin. Our snelvc3
and tables fairly BULGE with
novelties in every line of gen
tlemen's rre.r. W are full of
'em.
SUITS I
HATS!
FURHISKINCSGl
Our list does not run out till
you arc completely dressed,-
in fact everything you need.
April 111, 1S1C.
flllS. STONE & CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
Our Imyer, l.h: W. F. Ellis, lia
just roturiifil from tbo Northern
iiiarketH, wboro Iia nuuo tlio nios!.
suecossful and cxtensivo purchiiKoa of
DRESS GOODS
AND
pvor brought to this uinrkot.
FACTS CANNOT BE OPPOSED!
We aro lho only oxclitflivo Dry Gooila
ilealers in Durham, lionco wo chow
tho larof Rt anil most varioil lines over
placet! iiniler any one roof in this
city. Ajjain, wo f.;ivo our miiliviiloil
timo and attohlioii to Dry Uoodn
utrictly. Wc claim tbo title of being
The Specialty Dress Goods House
OP 3DX7JESX3:-A-3 !
Facts may bo tlonioil, but cannot be
opposed. A Careful look through oilr
magnificent Dress OooiU iii:l Trim
ining Depart incuts will convinen tho
most skeptical that wo aro hoadtpinr
tors for tho latent things in
ii.i8i''xs cjoods
AND LADIES' WEAR.
8wy"Special attention to orders by
mail.
April 13, isn:i.
"moTMesT
oo
NEW CHOP CUBA
. AND
PORTO RICO MOUSSES.
COFFEE, FLOOR, FISH, RICE.
Write us for samples ami
1 G. c! COVINGTON CO.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
March 30, 1S93.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
And othrr tjwIMt lo f..r
(lonilomrn. Ladles, Hoys ami
MIskcs afd tbo
Best in the World.
fieo drTlptlT ailvrrtiMt.
irent whli h will apprar la
thl paper.
Take no Substitute,
fut lndlHt on having W. L I
ll'll CI.AS- MlOICS.wtth
imnio ami prhrp btnipod OS !
boticm. Sold by I
W. Li LONDON & SON.
PrtfK.ro',- N: C.
THIS IS YOUtt CHANCE !
-rcE-
15.50
at.tendanco t this sale. What a great sacrifice wo hove made!
13
IMMENSE
We havo bought a plentiful stock of Novel and Swagger's goods of monk
artiHtic design for this Heason. Thin is no paHinodic attempt to gaid
rltwnt to. gain p.ltentjoii.
to be "In it ', lo call ami hco
o our new
CROSS &
MEN'S OUTFITTISKS.
PLEHTY OF THEM!
II is a Granfl Stock for FiMii Just itet m OT!
FEW HTM lili!!!
Thi stock having been bought for CASH since the recent decline, anil
consists of
STOCK OP 'JJIOTKilKC
Extra Fine Stock cf Shoes,
THR MIKJEST AM FINKSt ST(!CK OF JlILLINRt
SKEN IN THIS COUNTY.
Men's and Boys' Rata, everything n farmer noeda on his iBrrt or it hit
home. Examination will bIiow oit Btock especially large in variety, thorn
onbly reliable In styles, and to this wo add tho utrong inducement of oif
prices. Como and examine for ytiurselvoa. A fashionable BaltimorS
Milliner will tiim your Hats and I'.DiinetH at
W J-., 2L.03SriD03T 6Z SOFT'S.
April V 1S03.
J. J. TiiciMvs, Presidenf,
Aj.k. A. Tiiovrfov. Yice;Vrcsiden(,
The Unmi iu id! and Winners' Hanks
oi- iau:k;ii, in. t'.
I'nid up capital $100,000.00.
J. J. Thomis,
O. W. Watts,
J. P.. Hill,
A. A. Thompson,
Accounts of Farmers, Bunks, Corporal ion, AdmluiGtraLors and Indi
viduals KolieiU'd on favorable terms.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to accounts of Country Merchants n4
inuividiiiita.
EDWARD EASNAClf,
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
Sferliiif Sitvtr V Hotcrs Tabicirarei
SOLID PLAIN GOLD EXOAOEMKNT AND WEDDING RINGS
Send for King S:zc.
ftoyOur Systom for Diagnosing ftr Ihe con cction of Errors 6f Refr6;
tiou is the same as tiod in Eyo Inliiinai ics Noith and South.
January 20, 1 SM.
MONUMENTS
- AT
DISCOUNT
ETC
We h.o a I 'ViV xt -k .f Unisl-.o.! n-n-i-it.-it: an.l hi-.nltlnm rt of tho l-rtt InntArlal nd bMoW
fill dtwlgtis which w cfTf-r fi-r tlio wxt thirty ilnya nt it llliornl illuuouut in onlef lo redno oaf
5tiK-k. All wrK gii'iriititrt 'I. LivlKn aud ftani'.'ot Ir.o.
im pay the lrlt;ht.
ITIJII.VM t KLMOTT4
Fayt-ltc villo Sirtct, R.tEfo, N. 0.
BnTn,mn.s v-pttpp TIAV
PM.l IJIUKS (lil IV II A -
Infi.iua 1!l"d as -xiriit'-i"il .l.nif'H M. Th'-i.i.
nm, fi,-,Mf.'Mt, 1 hi'nby iimiry all iMr..on hoi.Unt;
I'lHtir;. ar;-fclTi8t hhi-I d--lni t rihilli Hut ,n,n
t. in "ii .r if re t n. iih .-Iy i f Vhv. ."
May b, 13. . IA BIlASTOs
$20.00
$18.00
What
OITK
INVOICE
OF
Wo loerely wish to remind you, if you want
nIlou.
LINEHAN,
RALEIGH, ST. C.
THE LATEST M BESTI
V: S Jkumw, Cashier,
If. W. Jackson, Ass't Cashier
Authorized capital !?.r)00,000.00;
DIRECTORS:
V.. N. Duko, IJ. A. London, A. P, Tago,
II. 1?. Paltlo, Ashley Hoi ik, Fred, rhilipe';
P. 1. Dancov, 11. I. IJaney, John W. Scott;
T. H. Jhiggs, .1. N. floldiiig.
and HEADSTONE
A
PCI2 30 DAYS;
I "MINI.STIiATOB'SNOTICE.-.
j V iLiini; ;i. ilir,l at, th .lnHnllrsr p4
I'li'-tFrt H 'htf.,k, dn.-enMil. I hnrby Doilfy ftli
, pfi-fM.im n.li m rialma auatUHt Mill dOBdat id
! ijOili ii Oi fiidi in me 03 or blor tb Utb wmf
I nt v. l-I l. a. W. tQCtttt
! May 11. 13?'
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