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Lbng'xSilk Gloves
Ladies" Vests J:
ML Lid
- This lot of ."Gloves" is our, , regular $1.25, quality-16 pulton V
length double tip fingers; black only size ,5 to & 1 ;
7. Special .for this , sale . , A . . . ,
Did
. , f;i n'Fl.f! G xn. iui i m In : K i G'
, POSSIBLE, THERE
. FACT, AND INTEND
mNELY REDUCED
.EVERY ITEM
J SAVING FEAST
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Lawn Kimoiias
- These garments are well made -
styles-Plain white 'ground with, black
special ; . . . .
' '. " Another lot made of : Japanese figured 'lawn ' .
very pretty 1 ' " '. , " .
Special ........... ...C
'.White -Shirtwaists
This" lot consists of a beautiful line of waists' worth 75c each
easily To move them quick, ' , ' , v" r
the price will be . . C5C
0
. Another lot of waists that are.
f waists that are. our regular 50c number ,
.M....... ..,..4C,'
Special...'..
Personals
Mr. Umphlett, ot Columbia, is in
tre city, - 1
towa today' V- .r ; ,,.
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- Mrs W. S. Sanderlin, of Old Trap,
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. Miss Florrie Sawyer, of Belcross,
Is in the city.
Miss Kight, of Belcross, is in the
city vibitiiig lrtinus.
, .
Miss Hallie Meads, of Salem, was
" In the city- Monday. - J''
V Mrs. Billups, of Winfall, is in the
city today shopping.
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Miss Martha James, of Weeks ville,
was in town this week. v . i"
' Miss Surlie Banks, of Norfolk, is
here the guest oi. friends.
Mr. Will Lowry, of Weeksville, "was
in the city this week.
v -
- -,"Mrv and Mrs. Bob Flora, of Camden,
are in the city today."
.Mrs. Giddensis very ill at hei!
home on Fearing . street. r I 0
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Mr.. and Mrs, Walter : Sawyer, .of
Shiloh are in town today
s
4 in .the cityvisitlng friends- . - "
' ? . .... X -'. : e .
& Mrs." E.; Walker,- of. Currituck, - is
vin the city visiting friends. j 7K
Mrs. Martha Cartwright, of Weeks--Tille,
is in the city. today.' -
-"TMrs.PM. JNewby i3 quite fiick at
her home-in. Cedar street, f
- Mr. V f Bcarhorough, of T Powell's
Point, was in town .this week. -
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v' . fiir; -ana i xaiTs-., uii ssawyer, f or
.weeKsvjue, rare m me ciiy xoaay. ? . - s
'Mr. Brooks ana little son, of Ashe
.Tille. are lin 'the ; city for a few days.
V .For a cold or a- xiough 1 take enne
&fa Laxative Cough ; Syrup.; - It con
tain no' opiates and. gently moves the
' bowels, thereby driving .the cold ' en
tirely from' the systent.': Cfonforms 1 to
the National.' Pure :Food and M. Drug
; Law, r ssoia ; ty ' Ayaietvs r rug sxore.
jc vi-i- P 1". Pr
you attend the Tjrade Stimulating Sale which we held in
WHICH "WE -MAKE IN THESE SALES YOU ,DD NOT; TOU MISSED A -GRAND TOPPORTUNITYOFJ SAYING MONEYAND
TEND" OUR LAST MONTHS SALE; WE ENTER .INTO JHIS BRIEF EXPLANATION. . ; ' - . fv""r' " ,
WE HAVE ONLY BEEN' IN BUSINESS A: SHORT, WHILE(A rLITTLE OYERTsiX MONTHS) AND IT IS OUR . OBJECT AT
RT.Tn TTTTRTC Tft NOTmW TW at APPR
TO OFFER TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR; INTERVALS ' THISDES1RED OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE-31ERCHANDISE AT GEt , , n r .
ADVERTISED IS FROM CUR REGULAR- STOCK. AND IS-NEW' AND SEASONABLE 'MERCHANDISE DONT FORGET THE DATETHIS IS Tp BE A MONEY-,-; ' .V'?
OF GENUINE .BARGAINS.
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and are -cut in very popular
or blue polka dot f
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our regular 50c number '
'Mx. A' - E. Etheridge . and wife, 0
Tyrrell, have been m the city im
week on business
. -
x Mr. Jerry Hughes, of Camden, was
in the ' city . Tuesday to attend the
Gard-Hughes wedding. - " ' '
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;Mr. Oscar Lister, of . WeeksvUle, re
turned home after a pleasant ylslt to
his parents xn Road street J.,-
Miss Mamie Barnard, f of Shawboro,
Is visiting her brother,- Mr. Clifton.
Barnard on Burgess street
JIt. W, Sawyer and wife' of Tjrr
rell,,1 . have : been in attendance upon
the association this' week. 1 ' JL
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-Mrs. ;C. JR.: White, of Norfolk, "Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.- J.
J. White, on Euclid Heights. . '
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- Mr. Roscoe 'Hollowell, of Norfolk,
spent Sunday with "his mother,; Mrs.
William White, on Ehringhaus; street.
, - : ,
, Mrs. J. L. Spruill of Columbia,' has
- been visiting- friends in the ; city , thi
week, while attending the association.
y- Mrs. Clark : Lowryof Weeksville,
returned ,home after a pleasant ' visit
toj her k neiee, Mrs" Lister on . Road
street ;"' . r. - - r
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Messrs., Joe Cohoon, C. M. Sawyer;
Stephen Brickhouse, ' Charles Bate
man, . William ; GIbbs and, John A.
Swjain,' of Colombia, were in the city
Thursday on their' return from attend
ing. the"5 association. ' ' : ' v
Messrs. D. A. Parrish,' Jep Webb,
Jack Webb' and Judson Bass ' are in
the citytoday. from -being- in, attend
ance; on .the Chowan' Baptist Associa
tion at Corinth church. ; t" - -
Mr. Gilbert ' Brickhouse of : Colum
bia N. C.;hasbeen in the city this
weei& attending tne "" associauon.'
v- Fishing , is getting ;worse "instead of
better at this : place, : some . of the' fish
ermen haven't caught very many and
others have done' 4 very' "good. "
Mrs.; Pi H. -Bellof this place went
toEdentonN. C., Monday," ' - -
. . prino Laxative Fruit Syrup is 1 best
for .women" and "children.' r Its mild
action;:? and.-pleasantv taste makeg ?t
preferable ft "violentpurgatiyes such
as . pills, tablets, etc. .; Get the booklet
and j a; sample "'of :Orino!i at the Star.
f narmacy, ou Main street.
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Woman's'
r. . - . -l nx ' J v - ; ' ' J . in1- this sale-SpecIal' ' U.U.i: 2wvu
rx- - it?
Hereis ar list of of ten , purchased little articles,, upon, which
.'f.we'have a big trade If . you need any ltemi.belowi mentioned, get
it now.
50c Backhand Side' Combs
" " ' "25c Back 'and Side Combs
- - - 50c , Hand Bags " .',
. -
" " " 50c Silk and Leather Belts
25c Silk and Leather Belts
4 -
' .12c Talcum Podwers
lT)c
k Towels
L " .
'.MSize 19 inches
IN MEMORIAL
(M. HTillitt.)
L: Departed this life, May 6th, at his
home on Chujch street, this city, Dr.
William Wilfred, Griggs, aged sixty-
six years and three months.
- Dr. "-Griggs was born in Princess
Anne, county, Virginia, where he Hv-
ed until the outbreak of the Civil
War " As a physician he enlisted in
the medical and surgical department
of the Confederate forces, his long
and- honorkble service being divided
between , the army and navy. After
the close of the conflict he practiced
hisi profession' in Camden county,
North., Carolina, and the counties ad
joining, finally : settling here in eigh
teen hundreil and eighty-two. An3
at the end of his life men saw him
as dean' of tno .medical fraternity of
thisi his adopted home, a physician
second in , eminence to none, nd an
exalted exemplar of all those higher
and rarer j qualities that the faithful
practice - of the noblest professions
generate. . '
; No man ever drew closer and held
more tight" the" love and affection of
his friends, . than '.did Dr. v Wilfred
Griggs. And all true men who ; knew
him? were proud to .'call themselves
his friends. As, a physician; he -practiced
ably and well, and of .a profes
sion the ; most charitable ; on : earth,
the loft 'hand, : in ; very truth, --not
knowing what the right hand does, he
stood among its : foremost members;.
In' his daily private and business life,
spotless, fearlessly . upright, he ;was
a guide to the' young; a philosopher ; to
the, old and a"; friend to all: as alder
man,! in- town . council; he-stood for
the rights of the people and the hon
or of the municipality, and after the
termination ; of ; his "office, in U town
meeting and public, gathering,; hekept
sleepless watch over his duties of cit
izenship.; agains t threatened attacks
of possible corruption, no matter -in
what . plausible guisetheyj camdJhls
words being listened to by all for they
were above suspicion:' i In his relig
ion; -he was a-; y ery perfect Christian
gentleman' without Hhe littlenes's" of
sect; . and as ' a " personal-friend, 'ho
was true and tried,"ready;ofigtit-a
friends - battles : foV, him; if j.he were
absent, " ready to ''siand -shoulder; to
shoulder with him if "he were present
and - an unjust " word or act . said" or
done : against a friend; Be "held- as said
or done against himself. - ; 's .r
- "Ho was- a man; take; him .for ail
in aUand In 'his philosophy oMiffe,
forgetfulness .of ' others V inJ seif-love:
slander and all- those little meanness
es . thatl daily
no. part h:
Walk .the fitrefiti fmiTlH I WAstJ V 1L 7f f an rlvo nr otitI 'TOniHnlnmo" frm 9t n TK aVTf a r. . - '
Welcome, i "3C." .North CaroHna ' - ' VlrMnta ' ' ' , MORGAN'. CO.. - ' r.Arnt. Main 'rl AaMC. -"f -. ' " K'" '
Wear
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39c
7 ', ': i 1 9c ! -
.V. 1 1 . . . , A . ;38c
- 4
. . . j'.". : . 39c
"21c
-8J4c
1 i - : 'i'i -V ......
V.. 84c
by 40 inches.)' c
A' -
part no,r welcome. , ,
.His end was as it should have peen
The race well run, the" victory gained.
and then a gently lying down to sleep
and rest, for there was no struggle at
the last, merely "a long-drawn sigh as
the, spirit passed.
Soldier physiciarit' Cl
and friend, he has 'gone ;to hisvHpme
among the many mansions, "t-v ;
NORFOLK MARKETS. ;
Norfolk, Va., May
Official WholesaleQuotaWone. ,
The prices V are " strictly wholesale
(not 1 job lots) . and represent h prices
obtained on actual sales' yesterday.:1
' " "PEANUTS. , ?qt-:f'$v';
Quiet-- - . .t - yyy-y
Fancy; . ... T..vt .... 'r. . . . 5
Strictly -prime . .
Prime . ..
Machine "- picked
Bunch .. .. v
Low grades .. .
. ..' 4
..: . . . ; 5 ":
Spanish peanuts ., '. . . . ;. 1.35(3
B.E. peas- I ..' ....3.00-
GRAIN, HAY, ETC.
CORN White, 60c. . ; ' v
t CORN Cracked, 5846. '
; CORN Mixed, 0c. , - ;
coaTRY produceM
; "J
.rr, - - ;
r vuw
Keys, nve, per puuna; . r 1010.0.
Dressed 'turkeys;. 15 18c. : ; ;- . J
EGGS 1516c; : . ' Wf$iy$i
BUTTER Country butter, 15c;:: '
' DRESSED - HOGS 9c. M ;r
..POTATOES Per bag $1.75 $2.00.
, SWEET; POTATOES Per barrel, '
$L25$4.75. ;pS-t
CABBAGE-New; per barrel, $1
$i.25. . ' -
- v HIDES. - vMy&t
Dry flint per, pound, -20c. ;; , ; " :
; Dry 'sa-per."ptm,18cl:lf;.5
Pryy damaged; per pound; : 8p) 9c' - r
Green hides, -10c; - 0 r - :ifj&'
;Jreen . salt , hides, per r pound, 11
1H.-4C. ; . .rnmktJ
.Tallow,; per, pound; ic'y,-
i : COFFEE-Slightly , higher; ; Java;
2$,e7; Laguayra, 1" 3-4c. ; choice ; Rio,
133&c; prime Rio,121-4cr;iair: Rio;
11,14c ! -'' , vv;';v;:
- ouu jcixv njMoa country, xoc.
p'eifpoiind;. ; creamery, - extlper;
potmd, 28c; creamery, ' - fir$ts, per i
pound- 26c;; 50-pound case, Jl-pound
(blocks).27c. :r
Vv"-,;v CATTLE MARKET, ,7 A ; '
?, jviaricet active. :
southwest' , Virginia ;:; steers; per
pound,;34c.;" 'Southwest Virginia
I heifers. "ijerDound are the rery latest' We ca make vonr'har HVa tie-ar Wo.ain
- - An'' unusual' ood -.number
April?
: IF SO YOU ARE
THE NATURE k OF -
FOR THE, BENEFIT,. OP THOSE "WHO" DID NOT AT-; ;
r' ' - ; ; 'V;,i'-,M ."X. - w
THIS TIME" TO , GAIN AS MANY'
TO SAVE ' MONEY tWE
; D resist
- WOOLEN .DRESS GOODS
' -and weaves in .woolen dress goods-36invide-r ',V'r
.50c quality ' i'- , , " r
Special ,,.f.'.'... ..:,.' &r...:.r OSfC
CHINA SILK ColorsNavy,' Lavendar; Ligbt Blue, Pink and '
Gray 27ms wiae
e.;: ;V.
Special for this sale
nRFSR niNGHAMS Verv
. 134. : V.-ii,
, ' ' ' FINE NAINSOOK--Only 10
, easily.worth ,15c yard-;," . -
Special per bolt'';.
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streets, 'pe. rpptm. ;23c.;- , Nore
Carolaa;.iga
pound, 2 j4 3c. ; : CinedunL and : thin
cattle, .per pound, i2c4;l
Vi SHKEPr Per pound; 34c. -"- :. -A
milch . vJALYEB -Prime per pound
56c. ; :;yearlings7.per pound; 3 4c;;;
' r SPRING v. LAMB Per, poutid, , 5 6d
. ; t HO GS Live 6c. . per pomTd.: , y
.PROVISIONS, ;
'.SVCft; sides, 10 l-4cr
per . pound j; be'lies, medium' 10 34ct
BUTTSnel;SM
per pound
. HEAVY B ACKS8 7-8C pi.pound:
"PORk;: PLATESV-9c per ppunS. :T
r,HAM .poRK-iisxo' :-;mz
fl MSORK:ig.i6:-C-;4 :tf
HUSBAND SUSPECTED OF
Dead Woman Had Ns Photograph on
H er i BreasTPicture Snow Sup-
;Vpressed: V Tv J'
5Raleigh, ;N. . C, -May" 6: Laid out
for ,ourial with ;af photography of ; her
husband :. On; her breas ;-the .body of
Lizzie; Guthrie was; found in her bed
at Durham
j? jnisr ?prinis on ner tnroat snowed
that she had been strangled. Her hiis-
K.and.y'Maior" Guthrie I has; hoer ar.
v;;3cea and r eia without ibail. "Evi-
ucriCe against .him; is .very strong.
V ESSEL ALLOWED TO GO ADRI FT
; WH I LE PI LOT AND COOK FIGHT
Norfolk, Va.; : May, 6. Ifi. : a ; fight
aboard the bay trading schooner Nel-.
lie, Captain p4at
death a "seamaii aboardiTJie; schpon
er which loaded 'lumber;;tip' bay
for use at the Jamestown Exposition,
saile(irtromHae Point" at Tlo'clOOk
Fridar morning. - T and the
saUor -: whom ; he V shot, had : words 'at
breakfast J About 8 .o'clock; while the
seaman wa,s at the wheel and themas
teran matelw
the anchor, -Captain,, Todd - discovered
. ' - V.'. .'
the river Instead, pf sailingher prop'
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TT
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fcfc
s, ;v r stjx yy
Let usmakeover that, last sprin
a HAMS Sugir . . cured, uncovered;
I; JS.; C.Shoulders-9 i4cl " per ;?pouitidJ
- j, ; u5-u.ai.o ouuutj jiubuics uj. tue iitu ioiK,uie prewy artisuc poses- .
. I secure, show; them atebest:fjif ' -
: V 'a " ZOMLliER'S i STTDIOMalnfliid PoI ndeTter fttrPPta." ..' rf
1 11 11111 w IV
"for, lOc-extra fine tixretfd-f would
FAMILIAR WITH.,
" THE OFFERS; . ' , 1
CUSTOMERS AS ; ' f- " '
'REALIZE' 'THIS v" : $ '
G bods x
our entire line. of fancy checks'
. :v: . . . 39c
'"stvlish Datterns-resular 1 10c -
bolts inthis lotClO yds fcvbolts)
'i-i'' '4v9t;'
r. . . .;,.... 5? l.-D
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KUROKI COMES TO- " - rJ
B Fg; Review; Sat ;os)ti61in?Honor
;3b&ViaMa .
eral;;Kur;a "
ili(ardcej;ls
tqwn ExitionJise
:"doubtless ; ber,4mptWsed."C: Since Vho
Jpanes;eeraBtowah ,
know what' hte -impressions really are,
theexposition . offi- .
cer royer-at- F'brtress :Mohroe ; will 1
haticp f15;idicatetued
compiimentsat!
fisgenulne;vr& '
i "By;' virtue of: his. -.Tank, and occupa-
yraiGenai
extent monopolized by' the army " duf-.
,ing ?his stay. heThAr Chamberlain, - -
at., uid - Point comfort, ; will; probably
be made his official lodging place, alad
the officers' quarters ; in the fort . will
TAFTIIS HIGHLY GRAT-
:Wy0gimB.UH E SAYS.
tSieniar War ; Secretary : Predicts That
' f .Show WW be Great Success r
1 5 xiurioui, . v a., . may o. esecrejary
War.,Taf tasthe; gueof Thbhor;at
the "Jamesfownr Exposition tiiis after- - '
nwnl.Cing . i
Comfort; ;accompanied; by Mr. .Barton '
Myers, one" of the governors of ftho
exposition, he was received; by the"
exposition Officials in th auditok
Af te this ho witnessed the dress fpa-' -
rade of the : Twenty-thlrd;, Infantry" on' -y
LeetParade.; It was 'the first "'parade,
by" the Twent on the beautiful j ""
grounds," and ' it wUi he a part of the -
daily, life of the i 4RxnrtHittrn n fntn'rifs "
' The War' Secretory - also5; inspected
the government ; and,: other buildings,
at the : exposition, :.but ' his yisit was . IhV -"
noay;bfficftls4'Hetfi ,
of the exposition from the beginningi . .
He expressed himself as belng highly ; '
erratlfied at thfi aTTnr-nrA;nf tWn5, t .
exposition will be a great success J' -
t'.-.'-;: V"t,
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:"y - ll;,y-r-;.'.,,, '
&i? hat - Our steaming and pressing '
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