FEMALE
THE STOKE OF M. E. CASThX
&CO., BROKEN INTO.
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A. Negro Woman . Attempts
"Bold Robbery In Broad
Day light and Narrow
ly Esbapes Arrest
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Lena Simmons, colored, is thb
boldest thief that ha struck
Golddboro in some time. She
broke into a rear windeov. of Ca--texts
store yesterday and sto e a
quantity of high priced ready
made dresses, 8' me milinery and
shoes. She entered the store by
breaking a elacs in the upper
window frame and thn renaovitg
the stick which held the lower
frame down. She then raised
the window vnd went in and took
what she wanted.
The woman was noticed by
Chief of Police Freeoo&n when
she emerged from the alley in the
rear of Castex's store. She had i
a telescope in one hand and a
bundle of band boxes in the other.
The Chief knew the woman and
knew that it was unusual for her
to go around with so much per
sonal property. He asked her
where she got the packages and
she replied that Mr. Castex had
given them to her and told her to
carry them up to his residence.
The fact that all this was taking
place in the broad open day time
while the people were going to
church did not satisfy the Chief,
who watched to see where Lena
went to and then, alter find'iDg
Douglass Creech, a clerk in the
store, who said that the woman
had not been given any bundles,
the Chief followed the woman to
the alley in the rear of the fih
market. Here the Chief and Of
ficer Fulghum found the telescope
filled with fine dresses and dress
material and also found the hat
boxes on the outside of the build
in2 in which the telescope was
found. The goods were taken,
but Lena was not to be found. She
had evidently smelled a mouse, as
the officers coald find no trace of
her anywhere. She had dieap
peared in so short a time as com
pleteiy aa if the ground had part
ed undt r Lwr feat and let ter drop
through to China. The entire po
lice fore -3 were put on ihe lottk
out, but have boen uurble so far
to loct 3 ter. Sbe seems to be
aa clev r in hilinjz herself as she
was bold nd daring to untertake
tha rooijery in daylight.
3ii, Yallow Danvers and
Of fresh s- JXii
errs. We ais : jarr
Truckers
White Silvar
Red Onion Sets
Get our pricas bafora placing your order,
iirMacKay's Pharmacy.
128 East Wa'nut Street, GOLDSBOKO, N. C
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Silver and Pearl : Handle
Umbrellas,
High Grade Pictures,
Novelties, Gold Clods,
Pocketbooks, Card cases, etc.
So Vain Regret,
ever comes to the
one who buys a dia
mond here.
DIAMONDS are
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We Don't.
We don't substitute.
We don't guess, look up facts.
We dont abbreviate unnecessarily.
We don't dispense rancid ointments.
We don't carry on conversation while filling prescriptions.
we don t till a prescription without tirst calculat
ing the dose.
We don t trust to memorizing tormulars consult
the authorities.
We don't forget that a slight error might result in
the death of the patient.
We don t object your calling at the captain s ot-
tice and settling up, (Hirst ol year).
We don t then mind indulgence.
2VL E. Robinson & BroM
a side is ue with us we don't depend on dia- 0
mond selling for our breac and butter they're J
not a jeweler's staple we keep them in stock
because they are always A Good Investment. J
We place them in our hands at prices that J
make them the same good investment for you 0
Diamonds, Watches, Solid
Silver, Cut Glass, Locket.
Chains, Rings. Gold Jewelry.
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This is the Best
And He Never Took Hold Again
Some ten or twelve vears aero a lady
la this State was suffering from severe
hemorrhage of the womb. For years
she had been subject to alrrost continu
ous flow, and at last she fcrot into so low
a oonaitlon that she was confined to the
bed. All effort- of the doctors failed to
check It, and finally two of the leading1
physicians of her locality pronounced
the case canrerous Ber prostration
was great, and nothing seemed to reach
her case One of ber neighbors insisted
on her trying my Remedy and Wash.
This she wo aid not do until she had
consulted her doctor. Sis reply was,
'iWhen Mrs, Person takes hold, we
turn loose; when she turns loo-e, we
taiie hold " However, she concluded
to try it. Without lei.tinjr anyone into
tne secret, she used my wash copiously.
A great improvement soon set In and
by its use she was soon well. She has
been cured ail these years, and says
she can never say enough for Mrs. Joe
Person's Wash.
The name ot the lady wi)l be given,if
desired, upon application to me.
Respectfullv.
MRS. JOE PERSON,
October 6, 1900. Kittrell. N. O
AN1 STILL. THEY COME.
AJtiotlier His11 Houor to a Golds
loro Boy.
An efficial dispatch from Wash
ington nnouncing the squadron
that has been constituted to greet
Prince Henry on the occasion of
his early visit to this govern
ment, contains .the name of a
Guidsboro boy, who has already
been honored in litre manner. He
was of the U. S. Naval conting
ent at the momentous and impos
ing meeting of King William and
the Czar at St. Petersburg, som9
years ago.
The paragraph of the official
dispatch in question reads as fol
lows: "It was arranged that the
squadron to greet the Prince wi'l
assemble at Tompkinsvillfi on
Pb. 15. and tbi Rfar Admiral
Kobley D. Evans, tt e pquadron
commander, will raise his broad
pennant on the battleship IJli
noi&, which has been selected &.;
flagship, on BVo. 17. In addition
to the Illinois, the squadron will
consist of the cruiser Qiympia,
the cruiser Cincinnati, tha cru
iser San Francisco, the training
ship Hartford end the gunboa
Machias. Cap. George A. Con
verse, who commands the Illi
nois, will be chief of staff to Ad
miral Evans. The other members
of the Aimiral's staff will be
Lieut- Frederick L. Cbapio.Fiag
Lieutenant, and Lieut. Thomas
Washington, Flag Secretary."
MOwBTSWOBTH druggists.
Prices to suit all
S Sheet Music.
We can describe our goods and can tell
their many points of superiority, also can
gpf quote prices that will be a surprise to lovers
of Jewelry.
We therefore ask you to take a few mo-
ments of your time and make our store a
visit. We have a fine line of Watches, Jew- w
elry, Umbrellas, Silverware, etc.
& Fine Engraving &
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L. D. Giddens. S
JBWELEK.
On Earth.
Royall SL Borden.
OUT THEY GO !
Roys overcoats go at cost during our After Inven
tory Sale which lasts all this week This means a sav
ing of from 20 to 2 per cent, and is an opportunitv
that comes but once a year, we have not many lett
so if you are fortunate enough to find your size here,
ifsljust like so much money found. Come early as
the week will soon be past and gone.
Another item added to the long list of specials.
BOY'S COLORED COLLARS Sc. EACH.
NOTICE.
OF THE SALE OF THE GREAT
EASTERN RAILROAD.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Wayne county, in
tne case of John Howe Fay ton and
others, vs. The reat Eastern Rail
road Company, the undersigned will
sell at 12 o clock m. on Monday, the
3rd day of March, 1902, at the court
house door id Groldsboro, the fran
chise, rights and privileges, right of
way, road bed and track and all
other property, both real and perso
nal, of the Great Eastern Railroad
Company, by public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
This the 17th day of January, 1902.
W. T. DORTCH,
4wks law Commissioner.
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HOTRIKHNNO".
GOLDSSORO'S bEnDINO ObOTtllEB
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This is our annual clearance sale. We have resolved to make this
the greatest event in the history of Sales. In order to carry an en
tirely new line of goods next season, we must clear the shelves of
every thing that is on them now.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
No goods taken back or e changed at this sale.
Cleaning the Dress Goods
Here is a feast for you,
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something to eat bet a feast of
bargains that will make you bar
gain mouth water. Read over the
nargaia menu a taMe of fine
dress goods at one-half prica.
38 inch all wo1 camels hair in
ox fori erevs. tana, eti. ws 60c
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now 30c.
53 inci ail wool nn-.;n. aiey
price $1.50, thi s le 75c.
t Shoes.
On our regular stock of "Ber
ring Imperial" shoes we will give
20 par ceat cff. This includes one
of tne prettiest and most stylish
liae of sboes in the city. We also
have broken lots of ladies and
children shoes that will go for
about one-third the regular price.
Infants ehoe worth from 50c
to 75c at 25c aDd 5"c.
A k: f Miss-s sfioes worth
$1.25 to $1 50 will g - at tf is sale
Underwear.
Ladies and childrens union
suite, vests and pint3. Oaeita
union suits were 1 50, this sale
1.00. 50c fleeced lined Jersey
ribbed paots nd vests at 25c.
Shaip r diction made in rtr- sat 75c
goods.
moved.
Eery yiece is to re
Ladies Coats.
Automob les and bx coits at
cost. Short jackets and doth and
plash capes at one-half price.
Ijadies snes in d osen siz s
from 1 t 4 worth 1! the way
froD $1.25 to $3 50, sale price
75c, $1, $1.50.
Art Squares.
We have oily a few of tbese
and they mutt go.
Lace Curtains.
We fcave a fine line of lace cur
tails. The- wii' al-o move.
The puces we s-ive yo i ' n eur
ti!t wi'l a-t ni-h yau. We have
a few odd pair ih-u will go for a
song.
Dressing Sacques.
$1, dressing scques, 50c
$1.25 " 65c
$150 wrappers at 98c.
Skirts,
Silk skirts in pau de soie and
tafteta, tr named end untrimmfd,
percaline lined, at cost. Walking
skirts in double faced gocds at
half price.
5c.
Torchons 'aces ad hara urg
inser:!niB
WfNTBD,
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We are offering the following val
uable premiums for names of re
sponsible and intelligent young peo
ple: For twenty five names, one
magazine Munsey's, Cosmopolitan,
or the Ladies' Home Journal; one
dozen Spencerian pens; or two dozen
visiting cards, written. Send only
the names of intelligent and respon
sible people who may be induced to
enter our school, as wholly ignorant
or illiterate people cannot enter the
classes, and would be of no value to
us. Our premiums are worth your
trouble. Address, Peelt's College of
Business and Shorthand, Greens
boro, N. C.
Notice of Dissolution.
The firm of T. C Bryan & Co.,
composed of T. C. Bryan and J. A.
Stevens was dissolved on the 1st of
January by mutual consent and T.
C. Bryan assumes all obligations,
will collect all money due the late
firm and will continue the business
at the same stand 110 Walnut street
West. I take this method to thank
my friends and the public for their
generous patronage in the past and
hope by strict attention to buFiness
to merit a continuance of the same.
T. C BRYAN.
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Money Saved,
by bringing your prescription to
to us.
When your doctor writes your pre
scription tell him you want us
to fill it.
Prescribing is his business.
Filling prescriptions is ours.
Our prescription department is com
plete. We employ only ekille'i phfiimicists,
and we claim to save you money,
and give you PUREST DRUGS
that money can buy at living
profits, is verified by our prices.
If yau have not been one of our wtll
pleased customers, try us.
Gflldshoro Dnio Go-
The People's Popular- ;
Druar Store.
MO.
A big 1 t
and inor tings.
10c.
of l ambuig edg'ngs
Rugs.
Moquette rugs price $3 now $2.
Black Hair Rugs $4, now $2.50.
As our entire stock will be included in this sale, we have a great many bargains we can't name.
FROM JANUARY 22nd TO JANUARY 25th.
Mo E. GASTEX.
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DR. THEO. L G1NN,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over Olnn fc'Best'8StoJ-e,
, WLDSBOKO. N. C.
FOR RENT An 8 room house on
West Centre street. Apply to Humphrey-Gibson
Company. tf
LOST Baby rattle, pearl and silver
rattle with two silver bells. Lost
on the street between Mr. Henry
Lee's residence and Robinson's
dmg store. For reward apply to
Mrs. Geo. O. Southcrland.
Nut coal at W. H Griffin's
coal and Wood yard. Phone 47.