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Read the items in this advertisement carefully you
will then realize why this, store has grown, so constantly and
why this store is always so crowded with customers when
others arex complaining about dull times. Our special sale
last week was well appreciated by the public, judging from
the many hundreds of buyers seen at our mammoth store
every day. Look at the special offerings for this week.
36 i?t. h wide Percales, the 7c quality,
for 5e
The 10c quality lor 7c
The best Sea Ma&d Goods sold any
where at 12 and 15c for 10 .
Fremh Ginghams the 15 and lwc qual
ity or 10c.
300 Ladies' Wrappers made oHhe best
Percil sand Lawn, well made and trim
med, worth from 1.00 to $2.00, our price,
75c, 89c and 98c
Pique Welts in white and colors from
lOvj up.
250 pairs of B AM PLES in Misses' and
Children's slippers, the finest- quality,
worth from $1.25 to 2.00, our prica 75c
200 Ladies' Dress Skirts, made of Cre
pons, the $1.50 kind, our price, 75c.
4n immense line of. fine Skirts at way
down prices.
Special attention is called to our cut prices on
Mens and Boys' Serge Suits
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From $2.00 to $400 saved on every suit. We have
them frdm the cheapest to the finest.
Our line of 25c Shirts and Drawers eclipses anything
in the city, It is the regular 40 and 50c quality.
The
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10 and 12 Patton Ave.
1 1 dfieSmmlm!!mllSS!cmlm
CAROLINA NEWS
Interesting Items from Va
rious Parts of the State.
Glimpses of Life and Progress in the
Land of the Sky.
Notes Ghered for the Gazette and
Selections from x.ateat North
Carolina Newspapers.
Kinston has vcted to establish pad
ed schools.
Only three votes were cast in the
ir.Liiilcipal election at Boone.
A knitting mill or one hundred dozen
capacity daily is to be opened at Ker-neiflviiie.
met in Raleigh last night, Grand Mas
ter Beverly S. Royster, of Oxford, pre-i'.lng-.
R. if Melton, democrat, was elected
major of Albemarle and an appropria
tion of $5,000; was voted to establish a
graded" school.
.tSiehep Key will preside at the next
session of the TVes:ern North Carolina
conference and Bishop Hendrix over
the North Carolina conference.
At -the State Dental association ses
sion at Raleigh twenty-four applicants
for license to practice dentistry were
examined and tw enty-tthree passed.
Lorenzo Brown, colored, under sen
tence of death for rape, escaped from
Pitt county dall "Sunday evening.
Brown was to have been hanged July
9th. .
ia
address
President Alderman is wanted .t
wuson ,it d&llver.the annu
Lofore the graded schools.
TClie Wilkesboro Chronicle learns that
there Is a fine prospect for a fruit crop
in the Brushy MoqniainB.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ji ttTCflt with iron whether von unndnn
, f r terr-kiiling tobacco habit. II OTOBA
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steBUr. One
rwuwoa v enrv, ur we rci uuu mone
will, patiently, persistently.
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leea to en re. orwe rernnd numn.
8lruat Beaesy G., Chlea. Sent-.!. Irw Tarfc.
For sale byTh Carolim Pluamaoy.
;Colleg street and court EKLuam,
An election was held in New Hanov
er county last week on the proposition
to issue $50,000 of bends for road im-
proVement.
feated.- x
The proposition was de-
The' board of trustees for Vine .Hilf
Female adademy last Thursday elected
Mrr J. B. Brewer, of -Wake Forest, prin
cipal of the School. Scotland. Neck
Commonwealth. " ''" ,
Henry Murpfey, of Cabarrus county
Betjrtlar JBXood Deep.
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
.ILV54" your Diooa ano; keepTt deam oy
te? -tlfce Oliver andariying all im-
Begin ?to-day' tv
attempted suicide Saturday by drink
ing carbolic acid. He was found Sat
urday afternoon in an empty house
and in a critical condition. He is ex
pected to recover.
Judge Starbuck has granted an in
junction against the opening of a
di.-tensary at Franklin. - The n
sary commission are cited to apyar
before him tod?.y.
Uie Nag's Head hotel will be opened
to the public by Messrs. C. W. axid ii.
M. Grice on the firt of July, at which
time the steamer Uew Bern will com
mence her regular schedule. Elizabeth
'lily Economist.
The democrats elected their ticket
n the following IQorth Carolina towns-
Slatesville, Mc-r;anton, Burling-ton.
Ra'efgh, Greensboro, Tatboro, War-
inton, Kinstoii, Ellenboro, Asheville,
Durham..
Mr. J. T. Wyatfc, of Faith, has receiv
ed p.n order for Feveral hundred dollars
worth, of granite. The granite is to he
gotten out at once and shipped to
Greensboro t be used in the Revolu
tion cotton mill.-Salisbury Sun.
A correspondent of the Raleigh Post
says Mary Marable.Y colored, died at
the county home in yance county a
few days ago after having been vaccin
ated. - Sne applied the leaves of James
town (jimp'sor) weed to her arm,
hich-?ausea - to ood poison, resulting
in death.
vvicb irozn-.tne body.
uanisnpmiples. boils.
ami thjit. cb-i
Pai. v- irvjrB onipiexion PJ wuting
ri7tr..;,7-ulJr ior ten cents. - Air drug
Ps, satisfaction guaranteed. 10fe.25e.5ae7"
a "?2LlB1!ie Tl CsrollM Phiannaey
j Ed Splvey, auard at the Halifax'
itate,4!arm; was - byerpowefed by a
nquad of jponylct? Ifs was: working last
Thursday, And five f the penitentiary
bird escaped. . Among the number was
Frantley, tt white man," under a life
sentence for Imurder. Brantley was
one of the Bonner . murdererst Au
rora some years ago. " -:
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On last Monday while -E. C. Suther
was ploughing along he noticed a dr
land terrapin, says the Concord Stand
ard. Old -looking- as it was, he picked it
np and foundihe initials of one of his
sisters, I'M. V. J5." and anothername,
the initials befng "C: H. R." and the
date" of 1869.- '
A the soldiers' home the new build
ing, work on which begins next month,
will be composite a dormitory and
hospital combined. The plans are un
r way. It .will trovide accommoda
tions for at least fifty more veterans.
There are many applications for ad
mission. In the Wakj superior court last week
thi jury in the (.seof the Hygienic
T'.'atyIce company against the Raleigh
anJ Augusta .Air Ii'ne Railroad co:n'
jiany, brought in a verdict in favor rf
the ice company Cor $20,000, with inter
e3i and costs. This is said to be the
largest verdict ever given in a damage
suit in "Wake county."
The L. O'B. Branch Camp Confeder
ate veterans a:: a meeting held in Ral
eigh last week decided to vote unani
mously for Colonel Julian S. Carr, of
Durham, for major general of the
North Carolina, division. The camp
will vote for Co:onel Thomas S. Ken
an, of Raleigh, foi- custodian for North
Carolina of the Battle Abbey.
, The "Washington Post eays that
strawberries from New Bern, Kinston
and Goldsboro will be exhibited at the
fruit fair and festival to be held in
Washington city on the evening of the
lt)th day of May", under the auspices of
ttio North Carolina society. Specimens
will be taken from the baskets ship
pod the day before and will be noted
'or their excellence in size, flavor and
shipping quaMties.
The Winston Journal learns of a re
markable goose in Davie county. It
was owned by the late Mrs. T. Spray,
of Advance, wbo died a few weeks ago.
The goose has reached the age of 27
years, all this time in the possession of
Mrs. Spray. From the goose the own
er has made four large feather beds.
This can be vouched for by Mr. Bail
ey, on whose land she resided. The
goose is still alle.
.Last Saturday was the university's
annual field day There were ten
events,, and in several of them last
year's records were broken. Prizes
amounting in the aggregate to $80
were contributed by the residents of
Durham and other places in that part
of the state,' and in addition to this the
cot ted privilege of wearing the- uni
vetfity sweater was given to the win
ners of certain events. The contest
were, in consequence, spirited.
Ihe statuette of Tbomas H. Benton,
presented by Mr. Charles L. Van Nop
pen, will be placed in the library of the
university in a short time. . In trans- '
por tatton it wa broken in several
places, and otherwise -badly damaged.
The damage has, however, been so
sMUfully repaired that its traces are
scarcely observable. The statuette rep
resents Senator Ronton in a character
istic attitude when, addressing the
senate, with ono arm at his side and
the other stretchod out level with the
shoulder, the index finger . pointing.
The figure is about thirty-two inches
high, and is made of plaster of peris,
in imitation rf bronze. It is a very fine
fiece of work.'
Educate Yonr Bowels TTith Cascarets.
Candy Cathart'lc, eure constipotion forerer.
'0c 2Jc. If (TO. C fail, dmegic.ta refund money.
For sale by the CajroOina pharmacy.
College street aad Court square.
5 " iuesaay mOrning
arut vwvjv ine wire and. step-
f '..DaYiaatchman
U Hall ; & Pearsall's naval store yar
cross me river, were : drowned whll'
J. D. Bridge, editor and proparlettor o
the DemotsraJt, Lancaster, N. H., says
T would not without One Mlnut
Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled
with a cough or old!. It is the bes
remedy for croup I ever used.
For sale by Paragon Pharmacy.
TAPS
A tape worm eighteen feet lon&T at
east came on the Bcene after my taking two
ASCARETS. liiis I am sure has caused my
bad health for the past three years. I amtlll
taking Cascarets, the only cathartic worthy of
aotice by sensible people."
uffiu. w cowles, uo.ua, oil as.
" CANDY
CATHARTIC
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do
Jood, Never Sicken. Weaken. or Gripe. 10c. 85c. 60c
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
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CoJleg1 street land CJonyt'Sauarsw;
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(SLEKPINa CAB S3RVICB.)
Trains 87 and 11. and 12 and SS taarry Pullman sleepers between New Tsrk.
WajtMmjton, Asheville, Hot Spriags.Chiatitanooga and Naahville. Tralna 9 aad
11, and 10 and 11, between JtocluomTille, Savannah, Columbia, Aahevllie, Hot
Sprtng, Kuoxvllle anfl OboBlnaatL
Trains 15 and 18 carry Pullman aleapera between Salisbury, Asheville, Hot
Spring's, Nashville, Cnafartmoca and Uempbla.
Togefthter with wr exoellent equipment and. schedules to the axxith and east,
all rait throng Washington, tk public's special attention is called to our rail
acid water roufte Kn the nooTth and as$ Southern railway aod the Cheaapeak
line. This schedule jallowa a. day's atop over at Norfolk, Va affording an oppe
tuntity to visit Old Point OomlCorti (Fort Monroe), Virginia, Virginia Beach,
New port Newa, etc Baggaea called tor and checked from hotels and resideades
by the AahevliLa Traneler Osmxnny, office with city ticket office, 60 Patton av
enue, ABhevUle, N. C FRANK S. GANNON,
Third V pres. & Gen ICgr, Waehincton, D. C.
J. M. GULP, - Trafftc Manager,
Waahlngton, D. C. S. H. HARD WICK,
A. O. P. A Atlanta, Ga. W. H. TAYLOR,
A. G. P. A., Ixwsvillis, Ky. W. A. TURK,
Gen. Passencer Agent, Washlnstota, D. C.
C. A. BENSCOTER.
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City Pass, and T. Agent. -
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