THE H H ADLIG HT.
lTI'.hlSHKl) HVKWY TIIL'KSDAV.
Sl'i'.M lMFTION l.co VKW. YKAU.
A. KOSCOW EI. Kditorand I'rnpiicfor.
Cou.siw.k... N. .. .i';:u-.l 17. 1
i n wiu. I'-K v wash:.
'I'llDM' V,h() lilt Midi t i'lilt CollliTl'SS
v:t ir"in.tr t" lii1'-''- rt'ft'ivf llic
lVt'ilflil"s l.H-:ii:-'. :u-t v.nn its
suir-lion-. ttdjoiirn ;unl .ir home
witliin :t fortnight nihrlit as well tli--
al.nsf tlit-if lmntls t tiittt notion.
ri In .. irri-it huri-v!
1 he couinl is in ;i iic.il nui t
for tin- repeal of the Sherman act, ; aTee with the President, s i-ecom-antl
the President has rigidly :tc-1 niendati.m for the repeal of the sil
centuated the neetl of it. but that j ver purchasin.Lr lause of the Slier-
Congress will take eonialerul!e
time to consider such an important
step is as certain as that the sun
will rise to-morrow. Too jjivat a
responsibility rests upon the major
ity in Congress for it to lie in any!
precipitate hurry. I
There is no doubt in the world
that the Sherman act will U- re
pealed. It was a miserable make
shift in the first place to save the
... .i i.i.i i -ii.it .- .in ci I i
tl,.. .y -, ,,f i in-w,. If it !
"has not broindit worse remits than
free coinage would have done, it
certainly has served a rool pur
pose very badly. It litis no defend
ers, and it must ro.
Put after the repeal of this bane
ful act soinetliinir must be done
with silver money: and upon what
that shall be there is no unity of
sentiment, ami an arrecment can bo
readied only alter a loinr debate,
after much compromise anions ox
Iremists, and after seyeral weeks
have irone by.
The more experienced leaders are
hopeful that the purchasinr clause
of the act may be suspended for
the time heinr. while the whole
subject is beinir discussetl. That
would be eminently practical ami
wise, and it is the course of all oth
ers to be followed.
The silver men are in no hurry,
for they realize that Conirress has
not been called toirelher to further
their interest. The Republicans
are in no hurry, for the impatience
of the country and the slowness of
the legislative mill is their capital.
Finally, the Democrats cannot af
ford to In- in a hurry, for at their
door will be laid the odium of any
mistake made at this extra session.
The situation, indeed, is one
which favors deliberation, ami the
seltliiur of the linaneial tlitliculiies
which confront the American peo
ple cannot be disposed of in a sin
rle afternoon. It will take weeks
at least to construct a solid linan
eial road throito-h the tangled thick
et of conllictinir theories now rep
resented tit Washington.
ANOTllKii I KAl 1) AT LAKtiK.
Publishers are warned not to ac
cept any business from the Parisian
Toilet Co., of Montreal. Que. The
concent is a fraud and the only
State paper at present runnini; this
4-....,.. i, .!..,. .....:.... ...i : :.
tin- 1 nmkliiiltiii Wcrklv.
ibis paptT and llic llt-iKloistm
(.old Loal were tht- only State a-1 Oonitan. out of tin-nvsiit financial
jifrs w ln took it upon tlit-nisclvt-s 1 situation.
to expose atlvertisinir liuinliiius, ' The Semite etunntittee on Finance,
ami we an-frlatl tt see the "htisi- of which Senator Vtiorhet-s is chair
ni's" of V. A. Cot)!t Co.. an- man; lll'!1 i,s lirst "eetin.tr yester-
otlier C'aitatla fntiiil, droppetl from
our exchanges. Tlie only paper
now rtinninir it is the Wilon .Vtl
vttitce. The receni iatc!iient lnatle Iy
the editor of the I )i!llll Times that
lie was niiiniiiu- the advertisement
of the Kiidirc Celery Fill Co., be
eaue he received p:iy in atlvtince,
is simply a delusion on his part.
We wrote to Conn Co., for ad
vance jiay iinniediatcly after re
ceivinir the propo-ilion. litil we are
without response till this day.
Hoys, we are oinir to watch yon
cher than ever.
Ki t;i:xi: (i. I Ia imiki.i. is under a 1
I I j ,. ,, ,,, , i . t -
I.Moi. i.i.Ml-lll IIJHMI mm u ins
orrv niantiLrenient tif the teachers'
exctifMon trip to the World's Fair. ; ,hIs m,.fth. was onlv a hit of "liepub
Xow is the lime to dear his skirts, ' Fu-an buncttmhe. and the adopt ion of
faiiiitr to tlo st), the public will have 1 the resolution would have surprised
a perfect riht to take it for jrranl-1 e more than its author,
etl that his patron- have beeiiswin-1 The bitterest pill in the President's
tiled. 'This patter has verv
use i't.r tiieii of the Ilarrell stamp,
:uid our opinio:; about him has been
formed since the lecture of Dr.
Talmaire at Morehead Citv tvt
year-ae-o. Further comment isal
lintst tt-eless.
on.es from Waslih.tr.
i ii K news
Ion that l'residenl
C'levehui.l will'
veto any silver measure
cM-ept the repeal of tin
. ........
act. 1 his means that the I'roident
puts liuiisclt stpiarcly airamst ('on-
li-fess, thereby ntakin-r the tiirlft be-!
Iween the members still harder!
than was expected. This deter
mination tin the part of Mr. Clevc
l ind will surprise even his most
cnthii-ia-tie admirers.
Tm: Scotland Neck Democrat
has dunned a new dress, and now
looks as pretty its a picture. 'e
extend congratulations and be.-peak
for Editor Hilliard continued ami
increased success.
National Capital Matters.
l'r.jia our KtKuUir I urn- j.omknl.
W.VSIIIViTt'N. D. C.. I
August li'. 1WW. s
President Cleveland's mossa.rro to
Congress has lieen its closely studied
as any similar doeimient ever was by
m.-niners -r (.ij'iv-s and it is evi
tlettt that it is ptin.ir t t 1'oWcr
fu! factor in the linaneial legislation
of the session. It apparently op
1 loses the itleas 'f niany Dem-H-rats
in both Mouse and Senate, just as
his celebraletl taritf message of 1SS7
i: i i.i i 1 .-i uis.-ii'iil ions lie-
tiiu. on i uoiiesi ." -
lief is conspieiit
of it. And tin
us m every sentence!.
1'1'"
lttoii tti what !
Democrats is I
are known
silver
. .i,.,,, ,., f,. flifvil! i
nun-e tippareiit than it at, 101 int uii j
man law, onlv dittenuf,' as lo wnat
shall be substituted. The message
recommends the repeal and leaves
the question of a substitute to the
wisdom of Congress, and nine-tenths
of the Democrats are certain that
the recommendation as to repeal will
be followed, and that other linaneial
legislation, which will be cqually
s;itisfac1ory to the silver Democrats
and to President Cleveland, will be
ti freed upon bv the Pem.xrats in
in.l that th
ooi n I HUM' ;mo ,-H-iim
oersislent eiTorts of the Ilepubliean
t. split the Democratic party .
the
silver question will tail.
Acting on lite maxim quoted in the
President's message "He fives
twice who fives quickly the .Dent-1
oerats in the Douse, nom stiver ami
anti-silver liii-ti. are tryiiif to reach
an aft-content to take up and decide
the silver question without wait in f
for the appointment of committees
and the adoption of rules. It will be
easy to take the matter up without
an agreement, only a majority vote
beiiif required, but if an agreement
can be reached upon just what is to
be voted upon and how much time is
to be fiveti to discussion, much time
will be .saved that would necessarily
be wasted if no afreemettt is made,
to say nothin.Lr of the possibility of
endless tiHibusterlnf .
The silver men have in caucus de
cided to vote for the repeal of the
purcha.-iiif clause of the Sherman
law. if the bill for its repeal provides
for the free coinage of silver on such
a ratio as will provide ami maintain
the parity between fold and silver.
The fact that no particular ratio is
mentioned is sU: nitieani. It means
that the caucus of silver Democrats
did not believe it possible to succeed
in maintain'mir the present ratio of
lti to 1 and that they are willhif to
increase the ratio.
It is now claimed that a careful
poll of the ILuse. made this week,
shows a majority of '." in favor of
the repeal of the purchasinf clause
j of the Sherman law. The Senate is
j more doubtful, and it is much more
j difficult to ascertain how Senators,
j whose positions are not clearly tle-
fined, will vote, but stroiif efforts are
j now beinf made to brinir tht
Dotlto- '
jcratic Senators tofethcr. and the
indications point to success. A cau
cus of Democratic Senators this week
appointed it committee of live Gor
man. Hansom. Cray. Voorhees. ami
Piackburn to consider and report a
plan with that end in view. The
Republicans. unintentionally. of
course, added 'arirely to the proba-
liilitv t)f Ullili'll T)i mh ti -t-.i t iietlon in
attempts tt tiKike I
; ly aiid itmiM-i-ly roNuk.-d by Stintt.fl
thiy. lue cotniiiittee tlitl not lacl:
ftr business, either, as more than a
score of financial bills which htive
been introtliieed in ihe Senate have
been refen-ed to that committee. A
majority of this committee are bimet
alists. but st nie of the most promi
nent of them, iin-lntiintr tin chair
man, have declared their belief in f be
viciousness t.f the Sherman law and
their willinics.-, to vote for its un
conditional repeal. The Senate is
naturally deliberate in all its act ions.
'SO it Will Hot be Mii-tii-isine- Jftbe
House takes up the silver question
before this committee reports a bill
to the Senate. The resolution of
Senator Lode;e. of Force bill fame,
directine; the committee to report a
i uul l!" repeal oi ine Micrman
law and providing that a vote should
be taken thereiiDon on the -'-'ml ..f
message, for the republicans to
swallow, was the plain statement
that he expected Congress to obey
the will of the people and proceed to
reform the iniquitous taritf as soon
as the finances have been looked af
ter. Hecattse the tronlile i,i.,i,rM
I upon the country by Republicatrti-
' UlU 'tion lane so conspicu-
' OIK V fie-,....t 1 l.. ,
Tl ;, ' '
attention n tutu l..,t,.t.i; t
i , ' o i'uinn .uin hum
u .ateverlalloWtl(1 ,hi,msi.lvrs t(
.Mciviniev law was to 1. mwlis-
j turbed by
this Con.er!-i.ss Tlu,v
know bctler now, ami t
doesn't please them.
"" " ' '
knowledge
HoiCt You Ivnou
That to have perfect health vmi inut
have iure lilood, and the l.cs't v.;,vto
have iiii-e l,oo,l is to take IIooiTs Sar
saparilla. the hest lilood jmrilier and
streiiirth Im'ililer. It expels all taint of
scrofula, salt, rheum and all other himi-
tinl at 1 lie same time minus iqithi-a-
system anal rics nerve strenrth.
who!
lb.
od's Pills mav In- had lv mail fair
ft'. I. Haia.il & Co.. Laiwe'll. .Mass.
Tai ha- jrooal anal disarreeaiil is hit
treason ;i";aiiist the royalty f virtua-.'"
Tat enjoy life use Tittt's Fills
ricked up ai Random.
There were three suicides in Brook
lyn Sunday. All the victims wet-tout
of work and despondent.
T-'iair.ps consumed Jacob TTeroId's
house, at Cleveland, O.. Friday,
burniiiLr to death Ids five-year-old
While temporarily insane. Mrs.
Sarali E. llarryman. of HaltinKuv.
cut her throat with a razor. Tues
day. The Phtenix powder mills, near
St. Louis. Mo., exploded. Tuesday,
:..... !,. i.tii:.. . i ... .i ;;
i i
" '
Despondent from continued ill
health, George IJradlev. tun'tl to. of
' -
Pittstield. Mass.. committed suicid
Monday, by disembowelinf himself
with a px-ket-knife.
Two children of Joseph Navitt,
while pickittf coal alottf the Phila
delphia and Peadhif railroad tracks,
near Conshohockcti. Pa.. Friday,
were struck by a passenfer train
and horribly man fled.
A very destructive lire visited
Minneapolis. Minn.. Sunday .after
noon, causitif a loss of nearly two
million dollars. Over 200 houses are
burned and at least l.Tiiio persons
are rendered homeless.
Seven carpenters enfafed at
work' on the roof of a church in
Roundhead. O. . Thursday, were pre
cipitated to the ground by the break -inf
of the rafters, a distance of 40
feet. Two were instantly killed.
wlji.
the balance were internally
J injured.
I In the Supreme Court of the Dis
I trict of Columbia, suit was tiled Sat
i urdav for ?Co.0iM for breach of prom-
! ise against Representative Col. Wil
' liam C. P. Preckinridfo. aired .V.t. of
Lexington. Ky.. by Miss Madeline
V. Pollard, afed 'Hi years. A serious
chaff e is included in the suit, sufii
cient to make his political career at
an end.
SOTHISG FITS
your case, if you're uu over
worked or " run-'ovn " wo
man, like Doctor l'icrce's
Favorite Prescription. In
auy condition of the female
sysiem, that will build up,
strengthen, regulate, and
cure.
Every mother needs it. It
le&ens the pains and burdens
of i;uild -bearing, insures
healthy, vigorous offspring,
ami promotes an abundant
secretion of nourishment on
the part of the mother.
It is an invigorating tonic
made especially for woman.
and the onlv mtarantrtd
remody for hor wcuknesst s ami ailments. For
periodical pains, bearing - down sensations,
displacements, anl all "female ro!iiluintsn
and disorders, if it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
Can you ask more i
All the way through, and at every stage,
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Kemedy cures Catarrh.
So sure of this fact are tho proprietors of the
medicine that they oiler .VX1 reward for any
incurable case of Catarrh.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
For Vouiii; Ladies, I!o:inoke, Va.
titans Si-pt. 14. A luuiitifiil anil attractive
Collcne lnmie. Xew luiltin;s. aimmi! the lim-M in
the S.mth. Moili'rn iininiveiiieiits. Now I'iaiKn
ami furnituru. t anipii ti-n ai res, niauiiiliit'iit muiin
tuin seencry: in alley of Virginia, famed fr health.
Kuntpean ami Anieriean teachers. Kull contNe. Ad-vantat-s
in .Music and Art une.eelled. l-'oi t'ata-
'""lH" a'l'lfcss the President.
V. II AISKIS, l. II., i;..:ui.lie, iruiiiia.
University cf North Carolina.
KOI I I'M KNT faculty of -.'.-.teachers. 11 l.uili!
itiEs. 7 scientific laboratories, library of :tfl.li(iu t,
utnes. :il'i students
IWritl C'TIOX-Kive ceiur.il eours -s. f. i.rie
courses. profssional courses in law. medicine, et;
yineerini; atfd clu'tttistrv. optional courses.
KXl-KNSK-s Tuition. per year. S,h..lai
ships and loans for tin- needv.
Address I'WKMt'iKNT VIXSTt).
t hapel Hill. X. t .
DR. B. F. ARRINGTON,
cr Mn-
e. V,
'eiit rc St r.
T7IIT.IN; TKKTH A SI'Kf
Also treating tliseascil ru
IAL1 Y !
ins. and
e denial
all ilist-ase
sinitiiirc.
pert
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
SAI.KM. X. f.
dips
mi ii'
Tin tl'.'nil Annna! Session begins Se
teinlier ."tli. is;i:i. Ilt-jrister for last year
:itiL'. Special features: tlie I e flopiiiejit
of Health. Cliarsieter and Intellect.
I!uiltli:o;s t!torolo;ily rellioilelleil. Fully
i-tiiipM-tl I'r-pai-:itiry, Collegiate anil
I'ost (batlliate t)eiartniellts. besides
liist-class schools in Mii-ic. Art, lan
rtnifres. Klocntion. Coinmerci.il and in
tlilstrial Studies.
JOHN II. ( l.FAVKLL. ri incipal.
Asbeville Female College.
Spa'cial attract ions: MaU-hlesscFmiate.
Vt' oipIci fill health record. 1 i-ltht ful
homa-iilV. W'i-1 1 ail'ala'l'eal courses aif ill
struction. 'rhoronp;Iily equ'qipeal ryni
nasimn. ?ilusic utialer tha- celelirata-al
I'rof. (Irahau Kierinatiy). Art under
Miss Flythe (Faris). Iloiise in seven
acres of shadeal lawn in tha- heart of a
beautiful city. Rooms titia-ly furnished.
Steam ha'atiiiix anal sanitary pluniliins;
thi'auiihaut. Charges as laiw as a tine
sa-hool can make t hemt Sa-ml for cata
I.tgile. Aal.lress
Fkv. Jamks Atkins.
Ashevilie Female Coll.-ge, Asheville.N.C.
THE XOKTH CAROLINA
Coilege of Agriculture-Mechanic Arts
Will bearin its Fifth Session Septemba'r
7th, isi:;. This Collejre is nav w.l
ca inijijH-4 fair its special work, having
extensive Wannl and Irani shops, careful
ly litted up Drauing-roaiin. Chemical,
liotanical anal Horticultural Laborato
ries. ( Jreenhatuse anal Barn.
The teaching force fair the next year
consists of liftcen men. The two cours
es lead to graaluation ia Agriculture
ami in Mechanical anal Civil Faigineer
ing. Total etist a year, including hoard :
County Sttiala-nts, ! '.A i:!.."iti
Fay Stiial.'iits ' -:. 5(1
Fair catalogues, apply to
A. ii. HOLLAD'AY. Fresida-nt.
Kah-igh. N. C.
ST. MARY'S
School for Girls,
IJaleiirh, North Carolina.
The Advent Term of the Fifty-Second
School Year will begin September '.21st,
1 .:.
Special attention jiaid to Fhysieal
Culture anal Hygiene. Atl.lres the
Kectaif,
REV. B. SMEDES, A. M.
1
14
SAILED VM SEAS 38 YEARS.
One of His Experiences.
Forthirty-cijrhtj-oarsCiipt. Lt.ud folio rptl
the s;i, niostuf th:it tinif as rnasii-r ot a vtis- ;
set, and upon rt'lirin!; trom tlit? wati-r v. a- :
IMiiiiU'd by tho Secretary tif the 1'iiitt'tl M:i't-s 1
Treasurv'to sui)criiit-t;d llit- m':iI tlictifs in j
Alaska, which jxisii ion he hetil live years, iio I
lt-hitt's one t-xpfi-it'.'ice as follows: I
For several years 1 l ad l.een 1 roel)Ie1 v:' i
poneral nervousness aiitl imin in 1h- region
of niv heart. My pn-alo-t rtl'ii-tio i .as
sleeple-sness; it was itlniost impossiblv! ;;t any
time to obtain ifst mid sleep, llavir:? si n j
I)r. Jliles n'inedi.'S advert isttl I lc!jaii lining ,
Nervine. After taking a small qua in ily t. e
lH'iietit received was so trrt.-at tliat I was osi- i
lively alarmed, 1 It i ok ioir tlm lemetly eiiii- I
taim-d opiates whicli would linally he iujiu-i- I
oils to me: but on lieinji assured by Hit- urujr- j
pist that it was perfectly liarmless, I eontin
ued it together with the Heart Cure. Tc.tl iy I
I can conscientiously say that Iir. Miles' 11-- i
storative Nervine and New Heart, t un- uid j
more for me t han anyt hin I had ever ta!.t ii.
I had been treated by eminent physicians
in New York and San l-'rancisco without hen-
ctir. I owe my present ptiod health tothu )
judicious use of those most valuable remedies i
and heart ily lvcornnieiul them to all atllictea '
as I was." ('apt. A. 1'. Loud, Hampden, Me. :
Dr. Milt-s'KestorativeNervineand Newt'uro j
art! soltl by all drtej-jistson a positive iruaran-
t?e, or by Dr. Miles Medical To., Elkhart, !
Intl.. on receipt of price, fl imt bottle, or six j
Ixittlos for s.'i, expix-ss ptrpaitl. They are
free from all opiates and dangerous drugs. ;
SObI) r.Y JOHN
lnif fists :
II. 1IIU, SOX,
l.lsiioti.. N. ('.
Horner : Mili
OXIOKD. X. C.
Mnilerii lmililiiifs. Healllifiil ami at-tract'n't-
location. Kllicient iiistruclors.
N mn I K-r limitt il. A lt-aiilifiil Southern
Home lor lioys. ( ';:!:i!ih.' :;e sei:t oil ap
plication. -SI" Bj
OAK RIDGn INSTITUTE
A classical & Commercial School
to?.secosd TEAK.
FOBTY-SECOND VEAK.
IW
Wcll-rui
;uipiM institution of thr!:is in the South.
tv.and Y..M.I'. A. Halls.
wtini; Ilooni, ttl!d well- I
tritrv, KiiMiies, T-l-- I
I'.-nartnicnt-i. HeflUtilul i
eqll'pp- -tl
era
nn.l' Sm.rt- i!:i
I U1K1 tlPHlt .llill ;.-:;'. :tti. hi n-w ui tin- ui'nmwuis.
I -J.V itnirins lierr lat Kr. Pall Term
i oprtis Ai:. 1 Apply U t i Ht:il..(.-ue to
Profs. J. A. & M. H. HOLT, Oak Ridge, N. C. ;
A NICE LOT
OF
:-HAMMOCKS,:-
-AT
AI
Prices !
HI:CElVEi)
AT
Cioldshoro Hook Stores
.!. 1". MIIJ.KK. l'i:oi-i:ii:n.i;.
IDEFY ANY MAN
' Dry Goods and Notions ! '-
Calico:)
lied tick -
,'tit.s and u.
and ii.. . heck
I'ant
loth llle. Hll't Up.
ily.'.c. ( heviolsonly
r cents, ttress t io hIs '.it iiclies
Anil lots of other 1 tress (omhIs
iiiiv l;i
Cheap. A l.iu lot of ri'.U.n. Towels and up.
t nihrellas i.V and lip. V ire lluckle Siis(.,.rs -tl
and J.'. c-nts. Ladies' Vests Inc. Mill's t lidershirts
-'.'.c. oil " i - -111 oniy '.'II cents.
HATS AND SHOES!
. Hats fro::, l:,
ahses from
Overall Cant
t.. s:.:.ii.
nis. M -n's 40c to
sl .'iii: Trunks !.'
.lackets I.V. I'allls
lar.-st. l
stoakof Sh-,.s 1 everliail. Solid! liiLln-n's Sli.-
fr tin' to .l.j;.. Ladies' from l.iltl to !.:;,. Men's
most cinelete
from l.tm tos ::.ihi. All Shoes warranti-it all la-atli-er.
Shoe lhr.-a,l ; .cr l.all. Iiall-s..les III.-per
pair. Leather :i'i cents ;.er khmi.L
Almost All Kinds of Groceries.
Simar. St.iia H alel S,.,l i ;.(. jH r Hi. ('.ff.'e VM;
liia-a- .V. Iloiiunv A.vle t.rease.'.c bo.v. IVimt VM:
M atches sen f,,r :,c. Look at tin- a nt j.rias's a.it I'at
a nt .Veiliciiios: syni. S jnills. faiecor,.-. Iron. Tina-tnra-
!ram. t.lyi-rme. 11 init ii-e, reiliieeat from 1(1 lo
7c. floykin s Worm Kilh r -Jiii'. IVrrv Uuvis' I'ain
Killer. In.iian Idiot I'ills. Tntts' fills, r'.-ilnas-al tai'.'IK-.
Sweet oil ami tea-, a 'a, tor il .". anal Ida-. Machine
Oil inc. In-. l.ie.-r.- lie. i, l., rry a-onlial for aii
arr!it'.a. rice oi.ly :,i ... IVterson's Linitni'tit
only l-.arks-r's If. is- ate! Cattle IW.Iers 1:
Tin Wara-. V. ..oil ami illo-.v U are. Crm kerv Wan?
i.ls. a. la
etc.
Note:- A line lot of l'.,l,a
kinaTohaa a-o :."i to HI a-e-nt
lip.
Ed. L. Edmundson,
TIIK 111 :
.NMioro, X. C.
DON'T FORGET THE FACT!
That we have a complete line of
Summer - Millinery,
Wnich we :
pare
re aiiiering at price:
with the hard time
NOVELTIES IN HATS
And Bonnets, and all stirts of fancy
1)111 - LINE - OF - IUHY - (M
M'.l-t he sa'elt to ha" appreciated.
A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERY
In every iin.iginahli- colair, fan- ladia-s
ami children, at prices to suit all.
Stamping Done !
With Neatness and Dispatch.
(iive us a call and we will make it
to your interest ta. jnu chase from us.
J. Henry Edwards.
West Centre St., Coldslioro, N. ('.
i I L. 1 lllh liil.L l)LL ) 1 1
I . ;
Is drawing to a close and we have on hand
too many Summer Goods.
!V do not w.-uit lo c;trry oit any of thcni. V' nt-cil
room for ur
Immense Stock of Winter Goods.
We liavc m.'iilvt'd down onr t-ntir' stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing
At strictly Northern cost, which means at least 2' per cent
lower than you can buy litem elsewhere.
STRAW HATS! 'rhe nobbiest in town and you can buy them
at your own price.
LADIES' LOW QUARTER SHOES from v u "p r- the talk of
the town.
MEN'S LOW QUARTER CALF SKIN SHOES at i a pair.
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS: ah sizes. :j for : cents.
BLACK CHECKED MUSLIN: sm before for ir,c. now 10 cents.
White Checked Lawns
Mid Muslins from cents
Embroideries and
H
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rLiiU ALlAlio
And all oilier Sininner (ioods in jrojxtrtion. Do not miss
I this chance, ii 'you iieed'anytliini in our line. Hasten
j to our store and select from the nobbiest stork of ijoods
in town at exactly
Nortliorn AVlioIcsnk rricos.
c. kislist cfe, co.,
(ioi.nsiiouo. x. c.
N HOLKSALi:
Grocer and Cotton Buyer.
1867.
Established.
Offers fox Casli
li.-iro-niiis iii ;ill iMuds such as
Meat, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Cotftv, Mt-al. Iliiy. Salt. .Mixed Cow Feed, Wheat Bran,
Soap. Starch, Sofia, Buckets, Brooms. Kniptv (irain Sacks,
Molasses. Lye. Potash, Laud Plaster. Taudles.
The Best of Cement and Lime,
Plaster la lis, Laths. Hair, Kye. Corn. Oats, Kice Meal, etc.
The World's Fair Route from the Soutli
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Atlanta, - Georgia.
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VAN WINKLE GIN AND MACHINERY CO., - - - Atlanta, Ga.
up. Our immense line of
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PRICE !
Attn Tif VI
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1867.
IS OVER THT
Pennsylvania
SHORT UNES
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FROM
LOUISVILLE 0 CINCIK3A7I.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
NCLUOCS
Pullman Vestibule Sle?pinij and Enlist Parlor Cars
Only Route Through the Indiana
Natural Gas Belt.
THROUGH TICKETS
VIA THEoE IINFS AND THf ID CONNCCTIONs CAN E StCJUlO
AT THE PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES OF
ECU T HERN RAILWAYS.
For special information in rfcurd ti rTf a.o
ANY DF sired details concerning this FIRST-CLASS
SERVICE, PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON OR fcr LitTln u
TELECRAM TO tlTHER OF THE FL'l'.C.VING :
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UFRsoS. 9 strut ta.tr i?e:.t - latlVlL! ir
SUtl'iL BWIDT. i.-:.simn: Oar! ti.r Al'-h.
MANUFACTURERS OF:
aiTl'ON SKKI OIL MIU. MA IMNKi.'Y AMI
KKRTILIZKIi MA( ItlXKIiY OM I'LKTK.
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It K MAI HINKItY "OM I'LKTK.
Collon (Jins, Feeders,
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vM 1,1 ir -i'vntii);etti ami
l''-li i''iitiiijr samtMlin-i-t to irins.
) ot"1 " a" ,21 f"i--ov.Li.ii
SMany Gold Medals L1;
Do You Ride a Victor?
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.
Tctllx of tlie JDSL-y
is nui:
Large - and - Handsome - Stock
Spring and Summer Goods.
They are the Pick of the Market
and rwry sinlr )ir Iclii van -fully .rln-l'l with it-f-fit'iict'
t tin LADiKS' TILADK of this city :uul st t t'n.it. I
havt just lt'tunu't' from tin-Xortlu'in fashion 'iitits vh.'iv
I st'curt'd
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
IX TIIK LINKS OF
Dress Goods. White Goods, Flouncing,
Laces, Embroideries, Hamburgs, Lawns,
Challies, Trimmings, Silks and Satins!
ALL TIIKSL GOODS IIAVF IJKKN
Bought for the Spot Gash !
ami as I rn civt'd a ivinuiirrativc iliscount u thv transac
tion, we an able to st-J! our customers every single yard of
,'oods at the exact vln!esalt liiures, tliat means at the same
liures they Ave re hilled to me.
In Ready-Made Clothing
We have t,'ot the drop on our competitors this season. We
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 Ave can oiler
special inducements, as Ave have secured real and genuine
bargains.
0-1x2? Stock ofSlioes
FOli LADILS. MKN. MISSKS AND CIIILDKKX is some
thing of Avhich we are proud of. Kvery pair Avas made es
pecially for us and fully warranted. In style and cheap
ness tluy can't be beat.
This department Avill lie found in the adjoining store,
entirely separate from our Clothing ant! Dry Goods. He
sure and ask for the renowned Sack Shoes and Slippers. It
is the best s2 shoe on the market and warranted equally as
fTood as any s4 shoe sold elsewhere. Kvery pair are fully
warranted for durability.
At Wholesale Prices I
If you only will visit our ast establishment you will
readily confess, if you take a look on the overloaded shelves,
that Ave keep the largest ami best select etl stock of jmds in
the city and perhaps in the State, and will sell them as low
or lower than anv house in this citv.
A Grocery Department
Is the latest addition to my business Avhich can be found
adjoining my Shoe Department.
A LARGE, VARIED STOCK,
Consisting of German,, French and American Fancy Grocer
ies, can be found at all times, ami at prices lower than they
can be bought elsewhere.
IsT'lt will be of interest to dealers to call and examine
our stock. In variety ami prices we are able to oiler better
inducements than ever before.
ASHER :- EDWARDS,
The Original Leader of Low Prices,
o7, 11 Fast Centre Street,
Goldsboro, : ' : : N. C.
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