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Oestfeiii! 28 s. r.iAin ST. Embrioderies and ''V An advanta- geous; pur chase eha- White Gopdsbies us -to offer you better. values in above goods than you are apt to get them after the: sea son has advanced. . ' It is good advice to ask you to' purchase now, as we are offering; extra good val-? lies. - s . v -Full line Hamburg and Nainsook Edgings and In- senings in the newest and daintiest designs and pat- terns; every piece at a bar gain price.' India Linen at . , r 5c 16c 20c (( - v - 10c 12c 16c 25c u 4 it 17c 30 c 20 r "These goods can , not be duplicated at the price. - So Va word to, the wise" etc.- 1 here are no Satisfactory . - - ', Substitutes -FOR- nil mm N ami-- . Canned Goods. It is well to remem- ber this. Busy as B's B's' B's My new goods purchased awhile in i the east last week have arrived and being very anxious to hiave .the larger-; part of ithem In shape for to-day V (Saturday) 'trade, am compelled tocroaike this my AtwI advertise ment in my- new (homeland mew store; a short one. The head line at the top gjves the reason. We "are jnever.too "buy how over, to show our goods and quote prices. in Ui. itiAlmr-Ho. 'I.aml very anxious to meet the trace 01 asu v me and vicinity, and extend a 'hearty welcome" tn nn 9nA oil if nvt n hiw. come in and iiv- A Whored. In fact "'MO tv-P pnw if ,.vA'A' nvi-ne- bv It.' .".'if. r.iir.nrHftn.to-the .present agitation- A special for Saturday, January ana Mflnflav .Tnii 54 rvnlv A. .California Lemon r-im.r Pp,h v'nnA eivruD and really' worth 20C oer can. ,for these; Wo', days, 20C per can, ,for these? two , days, canV v ,' - 15c per P. L. Byard s PURE . FOOD ' ' STORE Phone 49 CA9 Merrr'non and' hZ JSil sVJS VL Couirt Square. ON 'PAJTTON AVENT73, NO. EIGHT ITN UKUVBR STORE FOR T. IT. APPLY TO TJZT irAiTICCIAL. YESTERDAY ; IN CONGRESS " v ;-' X , . - -. , Program for ttie Silver Pa- . v., . - - , 7V:'ment-( Resolution. Republican Defeat on - Gold Bullion Transportation. J Vote to. Pay M ethodist Book Agents JSig.War Claim. Stir Over the: Dismissal of a' Woman -PefiBi6iL:Clerk.,"'-,"'-f"" SenatDrAllen Ala'cks(the Secretary' of. the Inter' Icr and Commissioner; EvansBill to Repeal 'Ten Per Cent '.Tax.cn Circulating Notes. Washington,- Jan.-21. In the senate to day Quay, in a . personal explanation, said h6 voted yesterday for the consideration of the 'concurrent resolution in regard to the' payment of United . Sitates bonds in gold or silver, at 'the option of the govern- meat, because he thought the resolution. "Was for the benefit of the cotinitry and the (republican party -I- ' ' ' , , v In regard to the joint action on the res olution-, it was- agreed that when itihe sen ate shall meet tomorrow1 . that Stewart shall, make his speech 4on the resolution immediately after the opening hour, the resolution shall be taken ui on Tuesday, and a vote taken on all pending amend ments Thursday, - - - The postmaster; generaH, in replying to v inquiries, sent to the senate a statement showing that the amount of the deficit In the, free delivery account, for the, current month, to 4e $150,000.. Tola dKaciency; iie says, is due to the- appointment" of .addi tional' carriers made necessary by a heavy increase in the postal business during the past shj months. . Senator Hoar thereupon offered an amend ment to f legislative ' ft)IBLs appropriartlng $163,000 tovcover the deficiency, which is. to become' available immediately, upon 'the passage of the bill. " " ' - i . The amendment wasjf erred to the com mittee on appropriation. - , ' , ' Senator sMclAurinv introduced a, bill re pealing the ten per cent, tax now Imposed on circulating notes and state bonds, and authorizing nation-all-1 banking assodations to lend money on real estate security. There I was a Untitle stir caused by the discussion ofl the resolution- f Senator Al ton of Nebraska, asking- the secretary, of 4he interior -for jMtpers; concerning the dls- missail from the pension office .of Mrs.' M. E. Roberts Senator . Gallinger , moved to refer the ?esoUonltotie..-olnmittee. on fcivil service and retrewdnnent. Mr. Afllen; said that he had learoed -thait Mrs, Roberts was- a friend r ex-Secretary n,rniv f rmtr; Covinspton; 'Ky- V She i for years -was a - memberLof .-vthV famtly pi James iBeck; onoe senator, from - Ken tucky, 'and1 3ier appointment wa - made through.' his' influence. Mrl AUfn declared tbaf 'no seM-respeoting gentleman -would treat woman- as this woman .has been 2a Kir ftftcretarv of the' Interior and the commissioner of pensions. "If " this admmistration is wtlMng," ,ihfl said, 'tolnure itself . in thtei wayr am wUlin&vIf ".desires, to hurry itself out of Dower 1' am desirous of hastening its ex- ';, T honifl. c MrAPresident, that. It; is not the Inherent right of t'etaar.o 'hA interior or the ? commissioner . of .pent aiona'? to' be brutal In. ' their -treatment 'df clerks. If - the' commissioner: desired 4M olace ofMrs. Roberts for a hanger-on why did he aim a personal dart At her. He rnus$ bea poltroon and a " coward, j indeed,- wao will make a covert; charge against a wo manl and refuse Xtenjb- state1 chargesV; - Allen referred. to.' the. posuipn tafen vy r.-m ' -ijTiarnlv aaUd wa-sharpiiy challenged rby v uaiiingei . ahi v iert was a hint" of 4 something ,nn'T k th. tmoral character of Mrs. too- vWw the case and discussed service question ; , , - iRpTiatAT .Pritchard' or jNortn! Carolina, irmri of the committee on civil service; retrenchment, .said, thit the 'committee d retrenchment, .said that the committee 1 ould carefully inn.tb. - It - be reierreaxo .wuiuu!. resolution was so referred.' t" ? in thehouse: 'JJ -J, 'ton'- Wm consMeration 'off-the senate amendments to tne.ujige3iL , yhe. gxecuye .committee of. fifteen .was A petition -for a crossing" on Morgan" ave ! flpfiency' (bill in' the house "to-day the re- I authorized to prepare ! hy-iaws,' organiae .nue, near. iBaileystreeV .was referred to ' lonprft" were defeated la their ef- -depositors of gojd buHion- hereafter to pay -ha of tranaporting It from the assay offices to the into. Thft POVtirn'menift liUiiS this since 1879, and the iouse in- gofj. the provision- referred to. when -the dcusssi ssveral dys ao. Tie - . i. ... i1 senate struct , it out. and the house; 144 to 112, tcpday conourred iox that aovion. lyine teeai republicans voted with" democrats, populists and silverites to sustain the en ate'actjon.' ' 1 r ' ' ,. -A' worse 'defeat; 'was aidminiaUred later in "the day when the hiou'se ta coni'mittee ol the . whole on wPvate r caiendar br ' . vote o . 127 to 37, ; voted to "take up lor eonsid fratiou the ibill 'to pay $288,000 ito 4Je book agents of the Methodist hurch South, tot we , seazure. audi us of - their mifolicaition house t 'Na&hville . by. General iRosecmos m tne war. , The democrats ;:wr aided in their jnovemeaiite -1m favor of the - bill ty 3f nuin'ber of reiu:blieans- tinder hel'ead oi "General Grosvenor, who Oielleved : the claim should 'be paid. e : The house :. vad- jouraed at 4:55- - , - v ' . r : - AC; -. .i ; 4 THE OAZZLER.' 1 " : ' Eveaybody , who has . seen . Cossrove end Grant's comdla m th? DazzlerwlU re- call thinf.'tii mn.. Ttrji ttt- call the -infectious humor of Wilt 'West's tramp character, 'Eaekiel iPipes"-and be pleased to learn that, he will Veaiin, be sen, to the same character thia aasn. JWr. West has elaborated' the cbairaeuer con.- sadieraibly, and. made it evealmore huimor- ous than At was last " season. 'Al though 'he has several new amid takiflg songs.tlt seeins 'oe impossible vfor him- to, get -through au evening without ' sineine . his f amous Beer Song, r (For three ' years - he ' has been siinging it, and1 deter!rn2a!ed',' this' iyear to shelve it; but wherever1 he 'has -ibten, the demand has been so great vthat in addition to -his new pieces '.he- has ibeen dbliged to 'give ' at 'least one ' verse of ";Beer, t Beer, Glorious (Beer."- The Dazzler. willUbe seen at rthe; Grand Opera. House ; on AJonday, January 24. - ' k "J ' - : JDD6E DICK'S SUCCESSOR t CONTESTOW LIE3 BETWEEN . EWART AND LUSK Changes in the Fortunes of Other Re publicar s That Would Follow; , , the Choice of Either. Man. .? .Interest in the question; of the appoint ment of. Judge "Dick" successoir was m creased v yes.tierday . by direct ; information that, 'the contest !had ' narrowed!; downi : to Judge. . G. (Ewart and Col. V, S. Lusk, both of whom have etrong backing In AsheviHe." ' A petftion. ,we, are informed, ,faivoiingthe:;appoi'ntment:: of Judge Ewart, signed' by a targe nuxnlber of -Aelheville. Ixw- yer has been forwarded! -to-' Wahini,Ua, it is inougnfoy some mat ne appomt- men,t iwill be made at once, by others that it -will be postponed for some time; It '4s evident tnat political policy will 'govern the action of tlthe president m making the ap-i poiatuiient and, tnat no step, will pe taiKen i untU -after mature deliberation'.' " i In the meamitime the friend's of the' can didates, are anxiously awaiting results.' i It was reported yesterday that - Collector Harkins who has. been in Washington, for several days taking part in the. fight . had returned, buit his arrival was not' known at his 'office and.' the coUeotor - could not be found f'by ; a, u Gazette -, reporter -v who searched for him. - .r . The appointment of either Lusk or Ewart wcmld . ' necessarily - bring -. about ' several change's and this view of the matiter is what interests -republicans most. - It is thought by; some that-in -the event that Lusk should gejt the judgeship his com mission' as receiver of the ".First- National bank -would ' immediately bev revoked and E. D. Carter appointed in his stead, while others think that H. (Lamar Gudger iwould be his successor. - . , , v On ,the ether- hand it is currently re ported that if. Judige '"Ewart is appointed that .Solicitor McCall wlll be promoced to the bench and rE. D.' Carter appointed t take his' place .as presiding officer., :' v 1 an interview with a Gaeette reporter last evening Solicitor (McCaU sail that he4 was iwi.a f'f w ? T vTrr:T .:rr-r," ; ft. i-m mil -rr rr". -ait'iii uua' iwii m .iiiif'i.'i - r i m aaiE3 between the 'two most prominent cindlt datesy but did. think that: either Lii3k or Ewart - should receive .the appointments Owing to the importance of the office and .u-o Bia.b urucai. luautw -mo xi--w H of ?the applicants the decision of the pres-f dent;is awaited! . .with annich general-in.' 'lerest, ' HATIOHAL ELECTIOll LEAGUE ORGANIZED YESTERDAY" IN : NEW.YORis: To Arrbuse Public Sentiment! and for the Encouragement and Regulation of, Pure Ballot Legislation. - s t : New'Torivan: 2L The' second, day's session of the Primary Election leajnle was tcnown' as - tne .rnnary iMauonai ji.iecxaon League, and toy reading papers- and' deliv- i;ering aooresses more xo ne point or prac ; itally1 permanent. ; national, organization. Uo ran7ted' toani Uw.Fhen caucus assemhled all tical reforms than is' relished ;by -theorists, Provided each party would make sew- whb are leading-factors in the leWi'dli-"OT "j111: 1 ' J;ttani : We cussions.. WW"if J. .The-comm S organization, .having for 'its purpose the uiuiiiiriis tu lavui ux w iiosuvu encouragement of legislation in , several i5tates, -which shall properly . regulates vie conduct of enrollments, ; registrations,, pri- on and electrons, and. assuring and, in- auxiliary branches in the -differen't sta'tes, arouse pirbSc sentkneait and arrange annu - ,0scar i.Torfc. was madeand Tile Co., $60; B.-P. Creasman; $270; president Jlayor Quincy of. Boston, first' rrX T "T'lCB-lICfc'bxUCllt,, : vcueu tea s uuui wmiui,. ui, - nrlMTtH tM . ---jent: . " f " " " T " . . Ralpll Easeiy Df Chicago, secretary,-and Darwin James, New York, treasurer. - TO OUST CUBA'S GOVERNMENT r s , i Spaniard's ' . Attack K the . , Town of Esperanza: : I Kepulsed and Pursued by the TnanwraTiTcj W ' : '.V lAftet a.'Battle That Lasted JwO f ' r Days. uen, basxeianos iiriven pact to Puerto Principe. Reinforcement$ Sent to Him From Vergara and i Valladolid Spanish i Ctaim That the' Rebel Government was Dislodged. 1 Havana, Jan. 2L Just as this dispatoh leaves , for . Key .West, by special" courier, news 'is spread nere of an importanlt (bat- tie, wherein , the , Spanish failed in an at- tepmt to capture 'the seat of the Cuban government'. The capital was moved, about a month ago, from the mountains of; Cu- bitas to Eisperanza, seventeen leagues from I the Spanish capital of Puerto Principe. Two weeks ago Blanco ordered the Span ish commander of (Puerto Principe, Gen, Jimenez Oastelanos, to dislodge and cap ture the Cuban, government. v Kojnews was received from CaStelanos J until this morning when' it was reported that after a battlle. which lasted two whole days, he met defeat, and with, a majority , r.m. of his staff and over one hundred nd fifty soldiers he reatrea'ted-to Puerto Prin-',ipe. The Cubans pursued ihtot up to the 'Span- teh XortMcaitJoiW.''. ' r". v The SpaniKb; fbatiaiions of "Vergara ain4"iat VHanina,peoplaF-aTe "afraid "to let Valladolid have started to reioiforce Caste-; lanos. The official ' staitement - about the , battle aays the Cuban government with 2,509 men was ousted by Oastelanos. BOARD OF ALDERMEN V " "" THE PROCEEDINGS .OF NIGHT'S MEETING-- LAST Reports on Street ImpiovementsBuild ing Permits-The Question' of f Prison Reform , 'i. 'All members " were presenti last evening at the meeting, ofjthe 5oard of aldermen-i Mrt JonsT representing" t!wcamJDlttee- on prison ; reftfrnv reported that rite bad, coa ferred with' -the oouaty. autnoritiesi reiki-, tive to boarding and workin-g. the prisons i - ; , iZl ... ' . ; - . - w . m r.r m on iviraF . .nn i the next meetlnjt. , 1 i. . . , xi.- i- li m, f v . vtuw r bit a txwi .t m ri. I iiri I i-i je But. imri water works had been running regularliy there, had been no need of -coal to JT7'" . ' - run , the engine. ( . . ' The Banner Warehouse lot was discussed and Mr, Bostic was ordered to get material and' close up ;ihe'side,' next to" y'PerilanH 'street. '.Mr. Mears reported that the crossings ordered at tne, last meeung to to pui ia had been placed," and that the grading aiaa been completed , on Clayton - street' ,A broken place in t the sidewalk n'North Main street was oraereu repaweu. - .. . :ii Reference was made; to the sidewalk at the entraaieeto' the farmers warehouse, .to the:iack of- sidewalkvlng on est,Col- ipjrft" sfrAAt and Merrimon avenue s where curbing, had -been:,, placed, buti no 'definlte action was ,taken. -t - " " A petition hata sewerage line beptacea numibrland avenues, -was -referred . . 117 . UHfT ('TWAAr nOI ,11MHII . rM M fn thp' water and sewer committee, as iwas Wa,M1 n pVfn troom ' house on ; cherry Itreet: and H. A. Miller, to reel tii a mati ita-r p-rem,ntions -were rantfirt. ' w r' - - " ' '- T -' Xne ' xiev.- ixir. jviciuixjr ... - - Market street -and. Valley with Beaumont "streets for the Ibenefit of nis congregaxion. :His' requests-was. giantea.;-,we,'SJSO'i;aiiea the aJ.tention..of r-the. board, to, the lack pf ier in Wsr f-nd of town to use In case of ' fire.. JThis mattertkasrsf erred JoJ:bater ''the street committee.", r'V 1 r The following bills wore ordered paid: K I Dr. "Whlttlngton $3.00; Buncombe BncK s and Tile Co.- $60; B.-F. Creasman; $27.50; Carolina Coal Co., $66.50; Pennlmanand $6.50; J .u.cuji: fiLiut; .... : - N. Morgan a-nd Co.. $1.70: Dr. D. E. Se- - ' - v 1 . -. - w vier, $5; Sou'them 'H G. Duckett, $10.0; Tw Rallwav Co.. $11.60: i devener, $13.Ct; 'i ..a '. I- . mm ' ' '... U4Vft W'M-,VV 1 - ' " hBUW A f MM.S !h ItTl W fl Mrs. V., J.vBall; 8.40uMr- Ellis,", $1.50,' unas. .Nelson, , i IndivlduaL.-assesments for CJayton street paving; , ' . MW.''H. Westall, $24.46 r Mrs. "Williams, ?24.4&; Jas. SherreM," $25.88; Miss S.' Rbs sell, $27,00 i- Miss Annie Woodfln,1 $26.45; Samuel H. Reed, $25.95; W. B. Wolfe. $39,13; J. A. Woody, $22.28; -Mrs. Justice. is.3'6, Tecrrefll Justice $77.09. It- Turaaordered that' this list be put in the hands of the tax collector. ? . j Weekly cash statement,' January v 21st. Cash on hand. Jan. 14 i . ...1. ..$3791 54 Collected' by J. !A. - JamplDell. T..C-i 877 91 h11 w. h. Bird, sanitary 25 eo TflTnM flntta C ' Oft Collected by Geo. H. Starnes, scales' 7 31 $5208 57 . DISBURSEMENTS. deoaft 1 It v titer aepariment .., 211 Z8 Fire department 60 11 Sanitary department .... 90 25 I Police department ......... .v.. ;. . . 7 10 School department . .. . .. . . 1500 00 Miscellaneous ...'. . 1 10 interest ...::.:.::.:.: 809 ool Market department '.. 75 00 1 uasa on nana . $2331 2S I 2877 28 15208 57 coupons, uu.uu; pay row, street oe partment, $112.83; pay roll water depart ment, $49.11; tpay roll, sanitary depart ment, $82.45. . THE BRIBERY IN OHIO' INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE WIT L GO TO CINCINNATI To Secure Testimony of Represent a- J tive Otis and Attorney General Campbell Columbus, O.,, Jan, 21. No- witnesses in the senatorial bribery InvestCsratiyini were examined to-day. Mter - a short executive session the committee decided; to go tpj Cincinnati and secure the testimony of toeprweatattv Otto and. Attorney Camp- bell. Managers of .the "telephone and the t r- any questions or produce telegrams and records demanded. .The combine .claims i mis action is xnrougn xne aravice given oy uianna a auorneys wnicu-'tenos 'io prove the truth be known.. To emphasize this view Charles Kurtz and Allen Gv: 'Meyers who -con.ducted the fight against Hannaj and Who - are pushing this ' investigati.on, have addressed letters to Sena'tor 'Burke i chairman of the investigation vximmlttee, i in which 'they authorize bun and : through , him : telephone and telegraph companies to produce before the committee - all - (tele grams received or sent by . them pending the senatorial fight and records of all tel ephonic comsmin:icationsr held by them -dur-r ing' the carovass. ' "AS SEKS INVESTMENT HERE Newport Man Who is Favorably Imj . pressed With A sheville. , 'J. W. Fisher, suiperihtendent of the Una- ka tannery, (Newport, Tenn.; is stopptog at the Swannanoa. (Mr. Fisher 13 the gentle - mam who was knocked from the second story - of his ' tannery by a leathier truck striking him, as : was reported in the Ga- &ette some weeks ago, and who was se verely injured. -He is - here recuperating frtfmr the effects of his fall. TT4r. Fisher- is also connected with other ezrtenpa-es' In- Newport, and Is one of Its most promfaient cilizens, He i much in lowwith-Ashevil'Ie as si plajce to lire, and lave with. Ashevil'Ie as ai plaj to live, and " a nne pj&ce ror ma -ousiiKss. tie i i x. -a as x, . . A -.il t- ' & ' I" sta:tes tbat ne knows 01 live very large i nrms wno nave oeen nere witnm xne pasx I four pears but went away and. located else- 1 of trade to investigate. i 1 , ; , - - , . . . r; T A Y 1 .1 1 K I K A V I J N t I P IN THE SENATORIAL CAUCUS AT NASHVILLE- Fifteen Ballots Tahen Last Nightf Tay lor Receiving 23 Votes - Galleries . ThrongedWith Spectators- . .Nashville, Jan. 21. The deadlock in the U-n, otl,,m.' fnr tmniinAiHmof can- 1 - -.-.. f i dldate for, United States senator remains un-oroKen. :ine, caucus, alter lauting ni people were wt fhe galleries. .The first ibal m; 39; a-ufley Sa, Taylor thiVfift : ballot stood: McMillin 19.. - The MciMillin: i2, Tut- i ley 28,. Taylor ,18.- On the next ballot, how ; , t, ju.ciu:xiiui.A vucji cu otf, 'i.ii.j J t lor 23.' the vote for Taylor being the hlghf est- yet, received.7 li motion) . to adhUTiL was then carried. -j- j, - ' IMEMA CdllFIRIIED.- - Washington, Jan. 21.The senate this af ternoon confirmed the nomination of ; Jo seph McKennar for the United States, su preme court fcenca,' ; , v POSTMASTERS C0F1RS!ED. fWashingtan, Jan. 21. The senate to-day , confirmed' -the following postmasfcersMp nominations: Wm. H. Chadbourn, -W - ' .liwn nl r ' HlrrA : 11161111 I i riNWIfiTmril mington; ' - - I totm Ihnl1rt.t 'tnn.?p-Tvf - ndlmirnftfl unt.1I to-. XH trill & VYtMC ji CVStTli't,. U11A , ;U'UUU'lWa V AS SEEN BY BRADSTREET IS 1. Activity in Business and In- : ' ;dustrial Lines. Verv General Steadiness in Prices of Staples. ; Bad Roads Check Retail Distribution ' of Seasonable Goods. The Immense Current of Production ' of Pi" Iror. - . the Industrial Situation, . Excepting in 'Coltcn, . Shows Exceptional ; Strength The Slrcn woai marKot. ' - r - New York, Jan. 21. -Bradstreet's to-mor- 4 row will say: A large measure of activity -V' in lousiness and todus trial .lines with,- In ' some instances; previous cecorda surpaseed. - and very general steadiness in prkea of staples is perhaps the most nocaible feature ' ' . df the trade situation this veek.-' The v- quality of cereals shows the (moat aggres- sive strength, while those of some sales of pig iron, betray mf re' decided weakness). . than a week ago . Vild weather is tfre- . quently menitioned as the influence" tm'y. cnejK Tecair aistrrouuon or seasonanie ,:. oods, chiefly because of the , effect on : ooumtry (roads. Spring trade opens slowlv as usual at this time of the "Vear. " hnt contfldence "is stiii impaired.- The '-- - , ' "- immense current production of i pig iron, ' aanountlng to fully 1,000,000 ton -, this . . month has begum to exert an influence up- v: i on price of that staple, ibut decreases i - - . 11 - "-- t -4 r The outlooik Vn -the steel rail; trade is Te I poo-tedaa flatitering The large orders for" railroad account already booked hajve been vr ' increasedi witnimi the weeiE, an, example of this being furnished' by;sales of 15,000 tons reported' from Chicago at full prices. ' The higher prices for wool abroad, based . mostly on short yield reports, are reflected in the firmmess of domestic quotations, al though ' the demand, while comparing .well ; : . with most preceding years, is smaller,: thaa u was In 1897, when the tariff changer :" were anitlcipated. ' The industiriali situation, with a single exoeDtionthi6 ' C(tton , 'industry-show1 1 , 7 ; , eml trentn-, et th strii " J 4 thistoranch of trade, however, are large- I ly coniflnedi to Qfassachoisetts. DEMOCRAT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The following call - has been issued by President Henry B. Stevens of the .Central Iemocratic club: , "All members "All members of the executive commit- t . ,he loeatrar-Democratte lufb are r-' r - y 5""' ..TP"' A . " ' "T i . " r- r : . . ,i im .c ....mi m m . . ... "'Jjet every member be present as mat ters of , great importance to the club will come before the committee." NORTH-CAROLINA GEMS, iuo vi. uaiurc, ,w well j) I remareseited In Western"' NorUi Carolina;' are becoming, better .-known every day u people who are better educated in the for- i 01111011 "tttiltty, of minerals hare frssi I time to time shown their appreciation - et these Gems by using them la. U kinds sf adornmenL - "We have "decided to close out aaane ' f theee gems and; offer them at prioes that; should make them all .. sell in' a very feif days. ,WB OFPSJR: One lot of 41 gems at' 50 cents each, y , f- One, lot oi w gems at w cenis eacn. v .-( ' One lot of 169 gema at.75 cents eackv vr; One lot of 40 gems at $1.00 each, ;', -f'r.: One lot of 32 gems at $L25aeh' ' One lot of 5 gems at $1.50 each.-i One lot of 3 gems at $2.00 eaek. ? A '. t ' One lot of 5 gems at $2.50 each. ', ' K' '., - - - - - . v '- ". One lot of 3. gems at $4.00 sadh, , v., One gem or'8.0. ; ' -; W ; V' " AiRTHUR M.' FIELD, ',' .. :. ; ' ' LEADING JEWELER.. UTtairsh street 4 Pa ttoa avenue. Athfl- ' . 7 j vilU. N. C. i 1
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