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Til E H E ADLT G HT. rrr.LisiiKi) eveky tiiuusday. sunscuirnox i.oo tek ykau. A. llOSCOWh!:. Kdilornn.l Proprietor. C.i.i.sik.ko. X. C July 20. W. a ( o.ini Miu i a , cox(;iri-:ss. The New York lioanl of Trade lias sta'.'tod an i-nli'i-prise which oiilil 1 cnr:ir'.' hearty co-operation in all parts of l!i I 'nittl Stales. It has issued :i rail for a ovniT.-ti i-onvriiti ):) of commercial luxiics. lo meet ill Washington :ii. nit Sci)tri'ilicr 1, for the purpose of considorinir and taking formal action upon tlu' financial and !ui ncss situation. Tin' -:ill inviti's 'two or more delegates from every lwotruied commercial Ixxlv in the nation. If all phases of opinion on lnisin-.-.s and linaneeareiiot hrouirht together at that time It will he the fault of those who hold such opin ions. The advantages to he derived from Mirh a alheriiiir are almost t o apparent for comment. Con gress, at that date, will have met and organized. Hills will have heen formulated and the House will have settled down to business. Therefore, the meeting of experts in hus'me.vs and !inanee at such a juncture to diseuss whatever prin ciples may he prominent at the mo ment would not fail to have a Iten clieial influence at the Capitol. This will he no one-sided or :snap'" convention. It will not assemble for political purposes, but for ends far more serious. It will represent the "old" senti ment of the lvtst and the "silver" sentiment of tire West. It will I'linir together the state bank idea of the South and the disciple of the national banking idea of theXorlh. The sub-treasury scheme will have a hearing, as will the most ardent devotee of the speculative exchange. Such a meeting brought together and organized in the spirit which appears to have prompted the call would accomplish untold sood in irivinir direction to public sentiment upon the most important question of the dav. Tin: crisis i'Assi;i. Conditions are now favorable for the restoration of confidence in fi nancial matters. July disburse ments of interest have afforded im mense relief, the President has named a date for the assembling of Congress, and iro!d is slowly but surely coming back from Kuropc. Therefore, no reason exists for lack of confidence, and those in position to know the facts are of the opin ion that the worst is over. The operations of the Sherman act an I the larp- expoitations of irold to Europe were the causes of distrust. As soon as credit was shaken the process of liquidation beiran. and it has o-one steadily on. The times, however, were not fa vorable for irenuine panic, and the stringency has exhausted itself like a disagreeable and low-runninir fever. It appears to be roinir as it came, without exhausting viiror and without seriously weakening the patient. Monetary crises will come as lonj as business is done on credit. A thousand things affect its stability, and that perfect confidence which is needful for all financial opera tions may be shaken at anv time. That it is not ofteiier disturbed speaks well for human nature, which, in the main, is hopeful and inclined to take a cheerful view of the future. Tin-: grow th of the Xorth Caro lina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts has been very re markable. Starting four years ao with one building and live profes sors present, and with little equip ment, it now has six buildings, fif teen professors and teachers, and a complete equipment in many tech nical lines. It trraduated its first class in dune, but at once many of these younr men .stepped into lu crative and responsible positions. 1'iik oratorical fame of IMitor P.lount, of the parkli!i'and unique Wilson Mirror, is spreadin;.: beyond the State borders. Mr.,!, p. 'IH)il mana-er of the Opera House at Kayetleviiie. Ark., has just close. 1 a contract wiih Mr. Mount for one hundred lectures U) lK, (U.jiVt.ml ni.idillv before the most cultured audiences in Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas, !eriiinin:r ( )etober lsi. next. Tiik r.ake'-sville Xews, unable to hold its own any longer, MisjM.nlel publication with last week's issue, after a stru-rliiur exist-nee for a litl le over a year. Wlnit 1 V.mi T;iU-Medl.-iM,. fur? !!,.,.:,,,. vuu M.-k am! Want lo ifci well, or liccailsc vim wish to )reeiit illness. Then renii-iiilM'i- that ll'-ml's Sar:iiarilla ciir.-s all (lis,.:lsi's cans.-.! ,y impure I.I.mm! and .l.-hilit v -f 1 he system. It isnot what its proprie tors say l.Ml what Hou.rs Sarsapariila .Iocs, that tells the siory of its iiici it. J!e sure to jr,.t Hoo.r.s, ami only II s" 1'iirely v'i?etahle IJ.hhI's rills 'ov. TLc Mit riaaii Law. Following is a nrirf history and lull text of the law which is now causing so much discussion and agitation throughout the country. The house had passed early in June. 1SH0. a bill dim-tin;' the purchase of silver bullion and the issue of treas ury notes thereon prepared by Mr. Win.loiii. then r.e.retary of the treas ury. The Senate rejected important clauses of the House bill and passed what was known as the Senate bill. The House rejected all the Senate amendments except one and a con ference committee was appointed to prepare a compromise bilk On Jul v 7. l'-'O. a committee of .. .t .: . .t e. ..... conierence. con-isin: .-i .hihuwi.s Shernum: Jones, of Nevada: Vest, of Missouri, and Harris, and Represen tatives Conovr: Walker, of Massa chusetts, and lllaud ( .Messrs. est and r.land not sininu: the report). reported an agreement as follows: He it enacted, etc., that the sec retary of the treasury is hereby di rected to purchase from time to time ilver bullion to the amount of 4.. )).- (KM) ounces, or soniucn inereoi as nun be oit'e red. in each month, at the market price thereof, not exceedinr $1 for ::71.2." grains of pure silver, and to issue in payment for such pur chases of silver bullion treasury notes of the Culled States, to he prepared by the secretary of the treasury in such form and of such denominations, not less than 1 nor more than 1.000. as he may pre scribe, and a sum sutlicieut to carry into etl'ect the provisions of tills act is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. "See. 2. Thai the treasury notes issued in accordance with the provision.-, of this act shall' be redeemable on demand in coin in the treasury of the United Stales or at the office of anv assistant treasurer of the United States, and when so redeemed may be reissued: but no jrreater or less amount of notes shall be outstanding at any tim-- than the cost of the sil ver bullion and the standard silver dollars coined therefrom then held in the treasury purchased by such notes: and such treasury notes shall be a leid tender in payment of all debts, public and private, except where otherwise expressly stipulat ed in the contract, and shall be re ceivable for customs, taxes and al public dues, and when so received may be reissued, and such notes when held by any national bankinir association may be counted as a part of the lawful reserve. That upon de mand of the holder of any of the treasury notes herein provided for the secretary of the treasury shall, under such l'eulaiioiis as he may prescribe, redeem such notes in jold or silver coin at his discretion, it be in' the established policy of the United States to maintain the two metals on a parity with each other upon the present leiral vatio or such ratio as may lie provided by law. '"Sec. That the secretary of the treasury shall each month coin 2.000. 000 ounces of the silver bullion pur chased under the provisions of this act into standard silver dollars until the 1st day of July, 1SS1. and after that time he shall coin of the silver bullion purchased under the provis ions of this act as much as may be necessary to provide for the redemp tion of the treasury notes herein provided for. and any irain or' seign iorage arising from such coinage shall be accounted for and paid into the treasury. "Sec. 4. That the silver bullion purchased under the provisions of this act shall be subject to the re quirements of existing laws and the regulations of the mint service yov ernin the methods of detenifmin,' the amount of pure silver contained and the amount of charges or deduc tions, if any. to be made. "Sec. ."). That so much of the act of February 2s', IsTS. entitled 'An act to authorize the coinage of the .standard silver dollar and to restore its lee-al tender character,' as re quires the monthly purchase and coinaye of the same into silver dol lars of not less than 2.000.0011 nor more than 4.01111.11011 worth of silver bullion is hereby repealed. ""Sec. (!. That upon the passage of this act the balances standing with the treasurer of the United Stated to the respective credit of national j banks, for deposits made to redeem ! the circulating notes of such banks. and all deposits thereafter received for like purpose, shall be covered in to the treasury as a miscellaneous receipt, and Hie treasurer of the United States shall redeem from the : general ( ash in the treasury the eir (cuiatiny notes of said banks whk-h j may come intohis possession, subject j to redemption: ;lnd upon thecertiii jcateof the comptroller of the cur jreney that se.ch notes have been re ceived by mm and that they have been destroyed and that no new notes will be issued in their place. ; reimbursement of their amount shall J be made to the treasurer, under such j regulations as the secretary of the j treasury may prescribe, from an ap propriation hereby created, to be j known as national bunk notes, re- demption account, but the provisions j of this act shall not apply to the de ! posits received under section '). of j the act of June 20. LS74, requiring i every national bank to keep in lavv ! ful money with the treasurer of the l United States a sum equal to ," per icent,. of its circulation, to beheld and used for the redemption of its ' circulating notes; and 1he balance j remaining of the deposits so covered shall at the close of each month, be reported on tLe monthly public debt statement as debt of the United States, beariiicr no interest. ".-solutions f Sorrow and Cespj-t f. To the- C. C. oiTkjcis and brethren of Kuffin Uodere No. t!. K. of P.: We the committee appointed, at the regular meeting of this Lodire. held in Cattle Hall Friday n'ryht. Ju ly 7.. 1S!K. to draft resolutions of sorrow, on account of the death of our brother. Joseph r.al!enbervr. who suddenly departed this life, at hi;, home in this city, on M-mday niyht July :!rd. IS'.i:',. at about 10 o'c'.xk, in the lilkh year of his aye. respectfully submit the follow in r preamble and resolutions: Wukukas. It has pleased the All wise Disposer of human events, Him in whose hands are the destinies of all men, to remove from our midst and companionship as his llrethren of this noble order, our beloved brother, Joseph Hallenbcryer, there fore be it Uksoi.vko. That, in this death our order has lost an exemplary Knlyht, our Loilye a faithful member, one who practised the rrand precepts of our order, both in and out of the r.odire room, and ever took an active interest in all Lod-je meetings: the community has lost a hiyh-toned cit izen, and an honest business man conscientious in all his dealings with his fellow men. modest, gentle, re tirinjrin his deportment. - a warm hearted friend: his wife has lost a lov'mjr husband; his children a kind, obliyiue- and affectionate father. Kksoi.vkd. Asa token of our broth erly love, and in appreciation of his many noble q;a:ities of head and heart, we will wear the usual badye of niourniii"; for thirty days, and will cherish his memory in our bosoms. Uksoi.VKI', That we extend to his bereaved loved ones our heartfelt sympathies, and commend them to the consolation of that religion he professed, and lo the tender care of Israel's (!od "the Clod of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob" and humbly hope and trust they may all meet their loved departed one in that home to which their fathers have r.uie. "in the city not built with hands, eter nal in the heavens." liK.soi.y t:i. That these resolutions lie spread on the minutes of the T.ode'e. a copy furnished the widow of our deceased brother, and also publish. .,1 in the (ioldsboj-o Hi:Al 1.1011 r. Hespect fully, K. A. Wuniirr. 1 C. ('. Smith. Com. O. f,. IJakkk. Coidsboro. x. c. Juiv 14. is:::. VP TO A CKUTAIX IV I XT in the progress of Consumption, Dr. Pierce's (iukleu Meilicul Discovery is a jiositive remedy. Even in the most advanced casta, it pves coin fort and relief; and where other medicines only relieve, this will cure. But delay is dangerous, with Con sumption. In all the conditions that lead to it, tlie " I liseovery " is the remedy. "Willi severe, lingering Coughs or AVeak Luns, nothing acts so promptly. Every disease that can 1 reached tlimugh the blood yields to this medicine. The Scrofulous ail'iK'tion of tho lungs that's called Consumption is one of them. For this, and f r every other form of Scrofula, for all Mooa-taints and disorders, and all chronic ron chial, Throat, and Lung affections, the " Discovery " is the only remedy so certain that it can lie guaranteed. If it ever fails to lienetit or cure, you have your money back. Can anything else bo "just aa good " for you to buy ? Don't believe it. Dr. Sage's Remedy positively cure Catarrh. THE N0HTIL (A 110 LIN A College of Agriculture-Mechanic Arts Will !'!d ti ils Fi f;li Sc-sior. s,'pi. -iidc-r 7th. lx'.r.!. Thi-s C'..il.'rc is h..a ".,11 cciiiipjM'd for its special work. li:i i ti r cxlciis'n i- Wood and Iron simps. ( ari-ful-ly fitted tip 1 i a wincr-room. Chemical. IJotanical and lloiliciillinai l.aiiorato rifs. (irccidioiise and l!arti. '1'lic tcacliiiiiT font' for tin- next year consists of fifteen men. Tin two cours es load to graduation in Airriciilturc and in Mechanical and Civil Kiigiueer inr. Total cost a year, including board : County Students .' s !t:.."jt I'ay Students l'or cataloiru. s. applv to A. l IIOLLADAV. r.vsi.l. nt. lltdeigh. N. C. ST. MARY'S School for Girls, Kalriirli, North Ciiniliua. Tin- Advent Term of the I'il'iv-Sccond School Year will begin Sept.'nilvr "Jlst, IS.).'. Special altcnlion paid to Physical Culture and Ihgi.ne. Address the Kcctor, REV.B.SMEDES, A.M. I DEFY ANY MAN Dry Goods and Notions S . 'alicti 4-t'nts and ujc. I'ant elcctl. ilk, and Itccl lick ,sc and up, checked only flieviccts only Se. (.iimliamsr. to 111 rent-,. Dress ( J..ds : iiulies wide only 111 cents. And lots of other J'ress IokkIs t'liea.. A lci lot o i-ilfhoii. 'l'ovsels hi: and uji. I liilcrellas I.V :n.d up. ire liuc kle Suspenders and cenls. Ladies' Vests Hie, len's I nderdiirts 2.'ie. ( il Cloth only -.'t! cenls. HATS AND SHOES! cf'iiild s Hats fn.in 11 tc :m (nts. !.-n's 40e to alises from 7.) cents to sl..,(; Trunks '.l.x tec -.'.2:i. Oveiall I'ants ,"mIc. .I.ukets Jic. rants froici :,(' tec .;.:i. 1 isave tlie largest, newest and most comple te stcK-kccf Slices I ever had. Solid I luldren's Slices from t!lc to I. Ladies' from fi.nu trl.;."i. Mill's from l. (Ill tccf All Shoes warranted all leatli- er. Shoe 'I'liread .". per fcall. liall-soles 1 lie per pair, L.'atli'-r Mi cx-nts per jkcuihI. Almost All Kinds of Groceries. Su-ar. Starch and Soda :, pi r lie 'oiTee U'c. Ifice .ic. Hominy :c. Axle lirease.".c U.v, I'eppir :ic, V.alchcs jsoo fcjr :c. Look at tin- cut pi ices ecu pat ent Medicines: Syrup Smiills. l'ar.'iroric. Iron. Tinc ture Iron, lilvcerine, Vcrmifuac-'. iiducecl fnciu hi to 7c. llc.ykin s Worm Killer 2U-. I'erry Davis' I'ain Killer. Indian KcH.t Pills. Tutts' Pills, reduced ti.:;oe. Sweet Oil 5 and Hie. Castor I il .") and Ilk-. Machine nil inc. Dr. liiiciiers' Huckleberry :i cordial for di i.rrhiea. prico .rl!c, only Htle. Peterson's Liniment only 2."ic. Ilarker s llorst! and Cattle Powders .ic. Tin Ware. Wood and Willow Ware. 'rockery Ware of all kinds, tllass Ware. etc. Note: A fine lot of Tolacc- l.'c up. 'iuars 1 1 .".-. Smoking ToIku-co 2U to 1U cents. Ed. L. Edmundson, TJIK lit STLKU. V.'alnut street, tioldsboro, N. C. Bf$t Uouuh byrup. Tasua Good. XJee I Ik- liuinaii Electrical Forces! How They Control the Organs cf the Body. Tho electrical foieo of the humin body, as tho nerve lluid may bo termed, l i an espe cially attractive department of science, as it exerts so marked an influence on the ln'i.l'b of (lie organs of the body. Nervo force is produced by Hi" brain and conveyed by niciuis of the nerves to the various ii-.'iiiis oi the hody. Uiussiipplying tb'j latter with Uie vitality necessary 10 in sure their health. The pneumoiiastrio nerve, as shown here, may be said to be the most important of the entire nerve sys tem, as it supplies the heart, luims, stomach, bowels, etc.. with tho nerve force necessary to keep them active and healthy. As will be seen by the eat the lon nerve descending from the base of the bram ana terminating in the bow- els is the. pueumosraMric, Lx&-iyr&2( t while the numerous lii-fisatr'yi" tie branches supply th. 4f ach with necessary vi- talitv. When tha brain Sti -f i becomes in any way 11 is ordered by irrital.ii.ty 41?5&t or exhaustion, the nerve 6SQ'feVK force which it supplies is lessened, and tho or gans receiving tho di minished supply are con seouontly weakened. I'liysicians generally the importance of this fact, but treat I lie organ itself instead of the cause of I he trouble The noted socialist. Franklin Jliics. M. )., LL. B., lias given tho greater part of Ids list? to the study of this subject, and the prim lp t! discoveries concerning it a re due toblseib ri-. Dr. Miles' liestorative Nervine, the unri valed brain and nerve food, is prepared on t he principle that all nervous and many Oih.r diiliculties originate from disorders of the nervecenters. Its wonderful success incnlug these disorders is teslitied toby thousand, ia ev.-rypartof thwiaud. Uestorative Nervine cures sleeplessness, nervous prostration, dizziness, livsuria. sex ual debility, St. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. It is free from opiates or dangerous drugs. It is sold on a positive guarantee by all drug gists, or scut direct by the Dr. Miles Medl.-nl Co., Elkhart, lnd., on receipt of price, si i er bottle, six bottles for $3, express prepaid. SOLI) BY .JOHN H. HILL & son, Drnjr.iiisis. (;,ldsb,,ro, X. ('. University of North Carolina. i :ol I I'M KN T- Faculty of .'.I tesu-htrs. 1 1 Imilil ins.": cicmilic labi.rat.Tk's, library .J :l.(MMI t.l untfs. stiuh-nts 1 M l!l t;i MIX Five gcii.-ral .n?r.s. tl hricf fu:s-s. iirofosional tM-.nsi-s in law. iiK-diciuc, i 11 Uimvriiman.l .-licnnMry. ..ti.mal -..iirst.s. K I'KXKS-Tuition. iitl jkt year. SclioUr--lii; ami luiin- f. Ttbe ncv.lv. A.l.bvss l'i;i:sllKNT VINs--N. I'h e. -1 Hill. . '. SHOES Made To Order, - AXI- :-Neatly Repaired,-: -ON Til K MOST ECONOMICAL TERMS! Kvcrv piece 'uarriiitct'd that leaves my shop ! ISf' Remember my. place Avlien needim,' work done. A. B. O'NEAL, Nc; d.K.r So C runt liain's.M.n-!.;.-Works. A NICE LOT t i :-HAMMOCKS,:- AT Ail Prices ! just ki:ckivi:d -AT Goldsboro Hook Stoiv, .). V. MII.l.Ki:. Pi:..pi;ikt..i:. It Will Pay You To cai at my iu-v slope i hicli I have just opened and csaiuine the large vari ety of goods and ihe VERY LOW PRICES They are oi'i'ei'ed al, if you arc in need of something in the line of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. I will save you mini. -y on every : single purchase, no matter how small it may lie. I make a specialty in line liran.ls of Flour, CunniMl floods. Omfi'flioiH'rios Pl'lli: LKAF LAKI). T( )',M '( ' . SNl'FF ANT) FINK CICAWS. ('(H'N TliY PIM )1 ll'l'E lSOl'tiHr for which the highest market price will lie paid. t'.-j t ioo.ls deli eied free of charge to any part of thv city. S. R. RAOKLBY, FAST Cl'.NTKF. ST.. One Door North of Joe F.dwards'. DON'T FORCET THE FACT! That we have a complete line of Summer - Millinery, Which we are mTertag at prices lo com pare with Ihe hard times. NOVELTIES IN HATS And Hounds, and all soils of taiicv shapes. HUH - LINE - OF - ISAI1V - CAPS Must lie seen to I.e appreciated. A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERY I:i every imaginable color, for ladies and children, at prices lo suit all. Stamping" Done ! With Neatness and Dispatch. t-iV(iive us a call and we will make it to our interest lo purchase from us. J. Henry Edwards. West Centre St., CnldsWo, T. C. fail to reeoirni.e. New Spring goods ! Nothing but Spring Goods ' ARE ARRIVING DAILY AT :c. kern & co:s: All thm; iooil s wern bought at truiii'r lo .t'll A.storLijsliing Low Prices LOOK AT OUR STOCK OF Embroideries To See Them is to Buy Them ! Our Stock of Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats and Shoes was lawn" moiv varied than al tuvsvnt. C. KERN & CO, (iOLRSHOKO, N. V. 3VE. PR1VETT, WIIOLKSALK Grocer and Cotton Buyer. 1867. Established. Offers for Casli Harains in all gMls siicli as Meat, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Voilvv, M.'al, Hay, Salt, Mixed Cow Ffl, Wh.-at IJran, Soaj, Starch, Stxla, Iliukt-ts, rnuins, Sfi-tl Potatufs. Molasst-s. Lyr, Potasli, Land Plasti-r. ('aiidlfs. The Best of Cement and Lime, Plaster Paris, I.-iths, Hair, live. Corn, Oats, Uuv Meal, etc. The World's Fair Route from the South . 1 i ll . sV -JJ' "V I I rl 1 I TVin till. kJU IMtu o"1"5 ,Po "st . ttfN, VAN WINKLE GIN AND MACHINERY CO., Atlanta, - Georgia. Wo Can Save VAN WINKLE GIN AND MACHINERY CO., - - - Atlanta, Ga.J SPOT CASH, and wt; aiv )nm at - and LaceS ! AM) IIKTAIL 1867. IS OVER THE Pennsylvania short lines oniceoi,y .v5 . V K B H - X MVCLIX LOUI.VILLC FROM LOUISVILLE OR CINCINNATI. DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE INCLUDES Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Birfet Parlor Cars. Only Route Through the Indiana Natural Gas Belt THROUGH TICKETS VI THESE IINES AMD THE. CONNECTIONS C CC JECLHEO AT THE PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES OS SOUTHERN RAILAS. Fob SPECIAL INFORMATION in regard to rates and ANY DESIRED DETAILS CONCERNING THIS FIRST-CLASS SERVICE, PLEASE APPLY IN PERoON OR LETTER I.H TELEGRAM TO EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING ! R. H. LICET. Soot'acrn Pss'r Agent. - SASffVTLIH. TOT UIINGTOJi. T. :ui it. MANUFACTURERS. OF: COTTON SKKIX ML MILL MM IIIN JKV AMl! t UTILIZE K MACIIINKKY CO MPLf TK. H K MM IIINKISY COMJ'IJJTK. -Yl'ESS TANKS. wi.m, Mll.U ITW, EW. Cotton (iins. Feeders, Condensers and Tresses. Th;- iM'st system f.u- "1-vatiiirttto!iainI listriliutin; sanu dinvt to ;iiis. Many Gc!d Medals i!:wwri.?rw t.' Aii, f,,r WIkiI y.,l( Wiil.t You Monev. f Do You Ride a If you ride why not ride the best? There. is but one best and it's a Victor. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. BOSTON, WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO. 1 TaJLfe of tlxe IDary -1S Large - and - Handsome - Stock Spring and Summer Goods. They are the Pick of the Market anil every single pieee lias heen eareiillly selected with i f erence to' the IA I l ICS" TKADK of this city and se. ti-.n. 1 have just returned from the Northern fashion centres where I s'cureI UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS 1 X THE LI N LS O F Dress Goods, White Goods, Flouncings, Laees, Embroideries, Hamburgs, Lawns, Challies, Trimmings, Silks and Satins! ALL TIIKSK (JOOl)S IIAVK liEKX Bought for the Spot Cash ! and as I received a remunerative discount on the transac tion, we are able to sell our customers every single yard of io ds at the exact wholesale figures, that means at the same liiruivs ihev were 'tilled to me. In Ready-Made Clothing We have jxot the drop on our competitors this season. "e have Clothing to lit and suit most everybody and anybody. In quantity, quality, variety and cheapness they cannot be surpassed by any leading house in the State. Gents' Furnishing Goods in the latest styles and novelties. In this line we can oiler special inducements, as we have secured real and genuine bargains. Oxxx Stoofe ofSlioes FOU LADIICS. MEN, .AI1SSES AND CHILDREN is some thing of which we are prom I of. Every pair was made es pecially for us ami fully warranted. In style and cheap ness they can't be beat. This department will 1e found in the adjoining store, entirely separate from our. Clothing and Dry Goods, lie sure and ask for the renowned Sack Shoes and Slippers. It is the best 2 shoe on the market and wan-anted equally as 'ood as anv S4 shoe sold elsewhere. Every pair are fully (warranted for durability. At Wholesale Prices ! If you only will visit our vast establishment you will readily confess, if you take a look on tin overloaded shelves, that we keep the largest and best select ed stock of hm1s i'1 the city and perhaps in the State, and will sell them as low or lower than any house in this city. A Grocery Department Is the latest addition to my business which can be fouu 1 adjoining my Shoe Department. A LARGE, VARIED STOCK, Consisting of (Jcimaiiv French and American Fancy (Jrocer ies, can be found ;it all times, and at prices lower than they can Ite bought el sew I re re. I?JJ It will be of interest to dealers to (-ail and examine our stock. In variety and prices we are able to olFer better inducements than ewr before. ASHER -:- EDWARDS, Tho Original Leader of Low Prices, :;7. 3i, 41 East Centre Street. f .'AjOldsboro. Victor OUR- -OF N. C. s4
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