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WOOLEN I
DRESS GOODS ['
New shades and weaves. Trim
mings to match.
J. K. HOYT
i ? -F ? ? if=ic]e 11 ? i
JUST RECEIVED
Filling in order of Ed
ison Records, including
new list for September.
Call at our store and hecr
the latest music and song
hits. No one thing will
give so much pleasure to
so many people for -so
long a time at so little
cost as a
PHONOGRAPH.
With our easy payment,
plan they are in reach of
everybody.
RUSS BROS.
THK IMCTLRK I K AMI RS
OEM
Theater
TO-NIGHT
FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA
LOUIS XIV. ? Historical drama.
THE TIUGF.DV OF THE SAW
~ -MILL ? Melodrama.
* A^OSTKII H FARM AT NIGHT-*- <
IMPERSONATOR JOKES? Trick
?\ comedy.
AN ALI/-WOOL G.\RMENT? A
Coupon** Tonight.
GEM THEATER
Just Received
A large shipment of the new, large-size package,
GOLD Dl'ST WASHING POWDER
YVe have a special deal on^same.
E. R. MIXON & CO.
NOTICE! -
>
Now is the time to have vour gas lamps put in order. It will cost
you nothing to have them inspected and adjusted. A Welsbach
burner will give you 80 candle power and cost only 1-2 cent per
hour. See the GAS MAN.
MILLINERY OPENING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ?
AT AYERS' EMPORIUM
J.
Ladies' Invited.
Docs Your House I.eak?
If so, we can stop "it.
All Kinds of Roofing s
\
~ Galvanized Iron. Carey'?, rM?g??siaT
Rubber and Tar Paper.
The price is right.
J. H, Harris Plumbing
mid Supply Co.
DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR HAIR TO GROW,
but come to our store and look over our line of Puffs, Switches,
Rolls and other Hair Good*. NetV line just Received.
T. W. PHILLIPS & CO.
LARGE] SHIPMENT OF
. New Buggies
^JflSfRecefredr A lew 1
SECOND HAND
| Ones will be sold cheap.
WASHINSTON HORSE EXCHANGE B
President.
EAST CAROLINA ? f
radrers^FffHning School
EltablUbrd and maintained by the St^te for the young men
and women who wlah to qualify themaetvea for the profeaeion "
of teaching. Buildings and equipment new and modern. Sani
tation perfect?
SESSION OPENS OCTOBR* ?TH. IH*. '
Per piuepectua a?d Infoiuiatlun, ail Jul ROBT. H. WRIGHT, .
PmlJial. Gfieaiflle, N. C.
? W: '<4Hj vjMsMy j
STATE NEWS
CoiMlcntted Items of Interest Hij).
petiing Throughout the ?t?te.
The McAden farm, said to be the
finest In Cherokee county, hats been
purchased by Mr. Gay Green, of this
city., for 915,000. The farm- embraces
?500 acres. i$o being cleared bottom
land and tlie rest gently rolling up
land, covered with virgin timber, and
has a fine mineral (spring which Mr.
Green la .informed has "great . medic 1-*
nal* qualities. That . the purchaser
niade a good deal Is shown by the
fsvjrt that Immediately after he con
tracted for It he was offered for It
S 1.500 more thnn he was to pay.?s.
Ashevlilf riHy| J
Humors continue to reach the city
from the Third Congressional district
that another Richmond "will be in
duced to enteY the race In the person
of Rodolph Duffy. Esq. While It is
said that he has not declared himself
either pfo or chn. yet there la an un
dercurrent nvhlrh Ih unmistakable
and It is predigjg^U?aL.wi.Lhip a fGW
tuore weeks" (KS re will be something
doing, tl will be a lively fight when
It is on and people are. watching it
with rare Interest. ? New Bern Jour
nal.
A colofed man nafaed Knight liv
ing on the farm of v. R Taylor, serl
-ously cut Stephen Drown, who lives
on the farm of F. J. Roebuck. Sun
day night. The row occurred on the
farm of Mr. Taylor. Drs. B. L. and
E. M. Long, of HamlRon, were called,
iinn upon firPlVll. Ittlir.fl Uiill BPUWfl
had been sliced across the breast, the
arm. abdomen, -and fingers. The mosT
datfgef-ous oi%was that in the breast
which commenced Just below the col
lar bono, ranged downward severing
the seventh rtb. From this apttfure
the lung protruded to the size of a
hand, and the pulsations were plainly
? visible. TP wounded man is doing
as well as could fee expected, and w Im
probably r ec'wfr The cause of the
row is supposed .to^be the fruits of an
_answer to a Virginia advertisement,
wbfch is producing most of the rows
TmHwg? Oie-^cfllQrcd brethren, ? Wlll
ianiston Enterprise.
Today the Board of Trustees of the
Baptist Tabernacle here met and ac
cepted the plan for the great exten
sion of that building, which is intend
ed to accommodate about 600 more
persons. The board has borrowed
| $15,000 for this purpose. There
does not appear t<TT>e any doubt that
the Raleigh and Southport Railway
will go on from Fayetteville to Lum
berlon and that the railway from
%^4nphope will come here. Over 20
, A
made a survey from Springhope to
Raleigh, and engineers have recently'
been oj^>r this line again. rAt the
cotton oil iqill here an entirely new
plant- for manufacturing fertilizers is
being installed, and will be complet
ed next week. The quality of the cot
ton seeJTlbls season is fine, and prices
? are expected to-rule-hlgher. owing to
j the short crop. The Wake county
farmers will get at least as much'thls
I year out of their cotton as thej^lid.
ilml ? riHlr-tlfh rnrrMiinajunr,
Ar. extra ~&haft **Wrh was carried
on hoarjl the steamer Carib, which
was recently disabled at sea. Is being
placed in order to replace the broken
shaft, and is requiring night and day
work at the machine shops. The
shaft which was carried on board the
vessel is rusty and has never been in
use. It was fortunate that the steam
"er cirfR'd lliw extra Kliait or she
would have otherwise had to tow to
New York for the necessary repairs.
All efforts are being made to get the I
broken piece ready for the. steamer
to sall^oh The "reTurn' Trip Saturday, j
Freight from New York for George
town. S. C., has been discharged here
?*???! tfc* p*rlshaUU -goods reshippod
by rail. ? Wilmington Star.
H. C. Averitt. of Hope Mills. R. P.
D. No. 2, has In his possession the
muster "roll of the Look's Creek (now
Cedar Creek) militia, which dates
m nv * lilt If itinm Hill r?itnlii
Bulte--was commander. There are 72
napies on the roll, out of which there
are only six double names. Opposite
each McDanlel (and there are several
on the roll) Is written the word "pa
trol," which meant exemption from
muster duty. In slavery times pa
trols were sent out at night to see
that the darkles were at home after
ft o'clock, and It is Bald that who
nerved as a patroler was exempt from
duty as a militiaman.? Fayettevllld
Index. ?
Enjoyable Party
at Ware's Chapel
An Ice' cream and box party was
given by the ladles of Ware's Chapel,
a few miles in the country, last Sat
urday night, for the benefit of that
church. A large number were pres
ent and the occasion was highly "gn
joyed. Quite a neat sum wasreallzed
for thg .phurch. The church bulldinfe
raptlnfeff and ImftroManiata.
made to the interior*- The building
will be dedicated In the near -future
OA PL DINE for "That Headache."
Oat loot night? Htfdache and
nerrfltes thla morning? Hick*' Capo
dIB? just tb? thing to fit fou
business. Clears ttif head-rbricea
Um nTt*. Tttu. 41- drtjf -fiorea.
? .? 77
n n "
WITH THE [1
FUNNY MEN
int=
?TUNO! I
AN OLD COLONIAL STAMP.
LIS PENDENS.
_ Aft
low the court reporter to feelp oot tlx
?ocr.tr ?J?<rf rtlLMH. 'F _ ^
City Editor? \Thjr not?
Menacing Editor ? He turned In a
?torr * At, the wedding ?' rmnw Bin
wed and Mlea. Hxnppe h?M "Bte
w*l t? Hnmix.
ft? nil ?W. ere not food road
"? **?***? *hf tmMrm, active
fhe Dally. News presents another
.opportunity to- the citizens of t)?e
county. A forty-two piece dinner
set will be given to the person secur
ing live yearly subecrtbenT~who pay
in advhnce, or the set will be present-,
cd to the one securing ten subscribers
: for six months, who have paid in ad
vance. Persons interested can see the
^et on display, in The News office
window.
The News also makes another lib
eral olfer. A seven-piece dinner "or
berry set will be presented to the sub
scriber who payB one year's subscrip
tion before November 1. This Bet is
| also fceen In pur wlndoyv. Now is
| ypur chance to secure an elegant, set
i of china for a little work at odd
Umes. - Suppose you try for the din
ner set, or at least the b.erry set.
wtet'Amm-H-roxnmox.
Mr^ John M. Cotton, or Hunyon, N. ,
C., met with the misfortune, a few
daVs ago to fall from a stockhouse
he was engaged In building, injuring '
I* 18 though V-internally. j
pVVhether his Injuries will prove serU
ous is nftt TrAown. Mr. Cpttpn.is now
In the -Fowl? -Memorial llpspital.
where he Is being treated.
The mayor of Wellston, Mo.,_was
paid 2 cents for his first month's sal- 1
ary- Petty good, eh? Some mayors -
are not worth that* A '
Bengaline = Silk
Another lot jpf that 50c. Bengaline Silk Just ?
received. Another lot of Ladies' Coat Suits
revived today.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
Housekeepers (should visit Qur store and
view the latest fads in Furnishings, etc., for
the home Our fall line is replete'** ith home
necessities. See us before purchasing.
JEFFERSON FURNITOR^^Q^
1 rochet's Colchicine Salicylate
A standard and infallible cvre 'or aHFUMATISM and GOUT
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe aiu
America. Dispensed onlv in spherical capsules, which dis
Rolve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritation *
difap.r-cable symptom*. Pric, $j per bottle. Sold !??
druggists. Be sur* and Ket the ?cn:iinc. -
for: General
SURGICAL
-AND
Non- 1
-Contagions /
MEDICAL
CASES
itATES.? Private
room* S?5 to $25.4#
Ward (large sod airy)
SUper week. Ad- __
dreM
nviISS) JULIA
A. SMITH.
Supt. of Nurses
FOWLEMEMORI
AL HOSPITAL ' '
New" Subscribers
Paid One Year
In Advance or
FRESH SUPPLY.'
E. L. ARCHBELl
Specialties Cigar* and Tob&cco.
Lea^y Bros.' Old Stand.
NONE BETTER
? ' THAN?
H. G. Sparrow.
PAINTED CHINA .consisting of
Berry" Sets, Soup Plates, Tarl
ous Bowls, and many more ar
Jtfcles too numerous to mention.
'Phone^S.
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