UNTY, N, C, TliOP JAY, DECEMBER 2V, 1899,
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We never did; but we hve
seen the clothing' it this time
of the year so covered with
dandruff that if looked is if il
had been out in t regular snow
surm. -.--..(., - . "
No need of this snowstorm.'.
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melt these flakes of dandruff la
the scalp. It goes further than
this: it prevents their formation.
It bas still other properties I
it will restore color to gray hair
in just tea times out of every
ten cases. , - . f-
And it does even, more: it
feeds and -nourishes the roots
of the hair. ' Thin bair becomes
thick bair; and short bair be
comes long bair. -,- v: :, v
. Ve have a book on the Hair
and Scalp. It is yours, for the
t8king.'.:.'i'"'-''v t- vr
- If yao do aot ebtata all thabnfltt
yon xpcte from Mid ose o( tb Vigor,
wrlL tin doctor sbout It. rrobiibir
thr la Mfw diotoultr with jour gen
. M ...torn which mt b. MUj ra.
uxve" Address, m .,
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; Expert Watchmaker, 25 Team EzperienpgJ
Mais St, Nait to Mrs. Barrett's StsrV
V Vv i- v Windsor;' NV Cf. . " - -.
, "First class 'Watch Repairing, '.
U-'L,.' .v iTewelry, .Clocka and "Spectacles.
i-"M- '"Ml sizes Watch Glasses on hand;
,t " nldt nmn.ll atv.k of WntRheft.- i.
1 Fay. cash for old Gold ahd Silver.
Job Printing.
J. H. Parker & Co., Wood
.'land, N. C, are now prepar
' ed to do your Job Printing
at low rates.
W. IL JOHNSON.
- ATTORNEINs,T liAW
WINDSOR, N.C.
! Practices in all Courts. i
-All business intrusted to him will
' receive prompt attention.
Establishes" IMt,-. ' ,
: J. E. BKITTON,
' COMMISSION MEHCUiNT. . ,
4e Boaaoke Dock. NOKFOLK, VA.
'. ' Special tiea. : - : .
; ' figgjai ' I Hides,' I Peas, Peanuts
. Poultry, I Uve Stock, and Potatoes.
Eaferenoe: Bank ot Commerce ,.
: Cotton Seed wantbd. .
.' Having: Connected myself, on a
salary, with the Goldsboro Oil Com
pany I am prepared to offer mil
; prices for Cotton Seed in car lots.
'My territory 's the lioanoke and
Chowan sectiou. . Write me before
Belling. ; ,
JR. W, Rawls, '
''j ' At ' Lewiston N. 0'
HIDES
I want one tb.ous.md pounds of
of Cow -Hides. Will pay hlgh'es
cash piices tlwongh tlie seasou for
' all Hides and Fur.
W. T.Nobvdx,
. Seaboard, N. '.
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C1EEIAGES '
EAXmAtZ EAE5ISS
E2ICLES
... SICCUS iC
at reasonable prices go to
' V; T. PICARD'S
Jackson, N.C.,
. s. Handmade. Harness at about
the price you ave to pay for ma
chine made, ' ' " j
Agen for Wrenn's Buggies.
J w Beaton & Son
Ct "n if pn -'- pt fr I wra
217 County Street.
Specialties. ' Hams, Eggs, thick
ens, .Lambs, and all kinds of Strclc
POSTS."GUrH - VIRGINIA.
reference People's Bank.
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My boy, be ktud ts tuVm-r,
l', r lie's bion klml to jju;
I.Vs tiouKht to 1 ', juu uafoiy .
Your life'u brief pathway through
He's cured:' for you and loved yyu
lie's tried to save you pain,
And given kindly counsel- , -I
hope not all In vuin. .
He wants to see you happy,
He wants you to be true; . "
Hu hopes'and pride are oenterd,.
Believe it, boy, In you. v
How much of joy and comfort
Is in your power to give . . v
This faithful loving fathei.
If rlghtf ulty yoa live.
Ce manly, true, and honest ,
In everything that s done,
And show bim that hit counsel"
Is treasnred.by his son:
Be kind when olf age sprinkles
Its snowflakes in bis hair,
And make bis last da: 8 happy,
,Wlth loving words and care.- .
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What Are Yon. -
Tarboro Southerner.
Your neighbor may be derelict
in every particular, whether it be
about observing the amenitjes of
an adjoining farm , or a d well! tig
In town. He may neglect bis
wife and even 'his grocer,, to say
nothintr of bis barkeeper. He
may do all tbese, and yet are you
in the (position to cast at him a
.tone?
Your neighbor' may be so de
void of public spirit aud partriot
ism that be would not subscribe
dollar to a cotton factory or a
penny toa display of firecrackers
on a fourth of July, How much
better in this respect are yQu
tbanhef"
Your neighbor may'be near
sighted when the list to help tbe
n6eiy' $r the" contribution plate
passkB.- What hate youone to
gieyooaisuncupnr'-""v' f
-'ilj regulate the worJd we must
begfr.'witb ourseivbi," . Doing
ecfuity, we can asn for equity; do
ing justly, we can insist upon
ustice; being charitable, we can
solicit alms with grace and con.
aistency,1 -
But let;ns not set bursel ve. up
as critics to give precept wunoui
being the example thereof. Let
us not- pronounce others all evil
until we have eliminated tbe old
Adam fiom ourselves.-
The man who lives a consistent
life la resDectedt If in this life
there is charity and loving kind.
ness, be who so lives is beloved
Where do you stand in life?
Are you finding fault with your
neighbor, picking : flaws in his
character and showing instances
of petty meanness in his family,
or are you so condncting your
self that the most exacting cannot
with truth find aught against
you?, " . -
It is much easier to see the
beam
in a brother's eve than to
cast out tbe mote in our own; but
you grow in moral statue if you
follow the "Goldern Rule,';kving
your neighbor; but never neglect
yourself to devote too much time
and attention to him and bis af
fairs. -V - ' '. , -
Cows Wearing: Glasses.
Cattle with spectacles are to be
seen on th Russian steppes. The
steppes are covered with snow
more than six months of the year.
The cows subsist on tbe tufts of
grass which crop above the snow,
and the rays of the sun on tbe
now are so dazzling as to cause
blind npt. -Tt obviate this cala
mity, itoccured to a kind-hearted
man tp protect the cos' eyes in
the same way at those of human
Dt'inss, a lid be manufactured
-Di- kn colored npuctacles vhich
oil d bs a fely : worn by cattle
Tliesn sp ciacles were a great
urct8, and arc uow worn by up
waidof 'forty thousand hea i ol
cat ile. who no lo- gcr sufTer the
snow blinJness which once cans-"d-sucb
suffe ijig among them. 1
' 'It the Cap Fits Wear it."
If you are suffering from the con
sequence ot impure blood- -have
boils pimples or scrofula sore's; If
your.focd does not digest or you
suffer from catarrh or rheamatisra.
you are the one who should take
Hwd's Sarsaparilla. It will fit your
case exactly, make your blood pure
and cure salt rheum, scrofula, rheu
matism, dyspepsia, catarrh, and
give you perfect health. -..j-L
Hood's Fills cure all liver ills.
Nun-irritating. .... i
, . RICH SQUARE 1-
A Plea for the lJIrds,
"Tliore is a stulu of blood on every
' bonnet' i" - .,'
Tbut bus a deud bird startcbed up
on it."- ,r .; -" . '-, , ;
- Will liere be a song-bird left
in the country anotberyear?
Look at milliners' or eotDg,-4nd
answer..' the question fur yoar
solves The slaughter .of the
songbirds is sometimes appall
log. Tbey are killed, not by the
hundred, not by tbe thousand,
but by TFie million. ; Millions of
skins are sold every year to the
millinery trade. i- 1 i
While feeding its young, each
bird will - destroy hundreds' of
insects every day; and all through
the summer they are busily at
work feeding upon the grubs and
worms .that devour the grain and
fruit foliage of trees.'- iWheil
famine come upon the la'ndvH will
ne no "my stenous dlspensattOQ;
of God V It will be tbe result of
this fearful sacrifice of tjird life.
Every woinad" with, woman's
heart in her breast should take a
firm' stand in this .matter. She
sboul d 6avt,"I will hot wear1 tbe
plumage; I blush to think I have
ever done so. " -It may be too late
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uirettuy , m; save ourselves irom
the con sequences of our si n. .b u t
at least we can leave such a supV
ply of breasts i and dead birds on
hand 'J bat the few' live bi rd er re
main next season will not have'' to
be murdered to satisfy the blood 1
thirsty demand of this crue.fash
ioo.The Living Chu rchl'ifcjf-';
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' Cure S Cold In One Day J
'Vake Laxative Bro'inb Quinine Tablets
All druggist retaud money- It H tails t
tare, ,S6e.-. - .'. -T7 ., a. -
" 'Boiled Potatoes..'
pare potatoes with a eharp veg
etable knife, ' jnet asjhin'as possi
ble, fpr that part : of tbe tuber ly
ing close to the skin is richest in
mineral salts; and put each potato
as pteled into a: pan of cold water
to- prevent .' discolor ition. : Have
ready meanwhile a kettle of boil
ing water, . and when' tbe peeling
process is complete take the pota-
EoeS"Irom the cold water, and." cov
eriug them with boiling salted wa
ter set them on the range, covered
to boil. Twenty minutes will nsu
ally snffice, but to test them use a
skewer or fork, and when they can
be pierced easily remove at once
from the fire, pour off oil the water
and set them on the back of the
range, ' uncovered, to stoam dry,
assisting that process occasionally
by a slight shaking of the kettle.
If one asks the reason why po
tatoes should always be cooked in
boiling water, try the following
experiment for proof: lake two
cups, in eacn ol wmcn Has Deeu
put a ' teaspoonf nl ' of ordinary
starch. Ponr over one a quarter
of a cupful of boiling water and
over the other the same quantity
of cold water and observe the re
al!. The one over which the boil
ing water was poured sidy in shapo
a compact mass, while the vne with
the cold water dissolves in a soft
paste. The potato is largely com
posed of starch, and from this tunl
any one may draw his own conclu
sions If you - wish a pulpy, wa
tery potato, use cold water, bnt if
a dry,: meaV snowy, ball that
would delight the heart of Epicu
rus himself, always use boiling wa
ter. New York Commercial. .
DO YOU GET UP . :
WITH a LAJIE BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Males Ton Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the. wonderful
cures made By or.
k Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great Kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It Is the great medi
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and a
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
sr, uric acid trou
which Is the worst
and Brteht's Dl:
form of kidney trouble.
. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble tt will be found
hist the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways. In hospital work. In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every esse that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this naoer and tTT.
and
i iof
Dr. Kilmer St Co.,Bi
TWIN suiuieae
hamton, N. Y. Tbe
repular fifty cent and Hrf rj..p-hoo.
dollar alw-s are anld by all fwl rf"--',
.8 ilia' Only
cot White llj .'
-it Material In
.rld..v. i
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pably t
inosfreaiar'iabla
it rockdepOsiUn
Jifd occurSjar
hydaulic cei
the known
River Jnnct
tbat point lh
several mile,
of the A pain
ernly to Asr
i,f l'lolda From
aposit extends for
long the Teft bank
liopla Riversonth
lagaiThis trirly
remarkable f rmation comprises
something over 2,000 aores, and
has a thickt!"ss of 'eighty feet
above the rivrTHqw far it may
be below,has iiat been ascertain'
ed " Enough i ax posed, however.
to warrant the sse.riioh.that the
deposit con hi! as, sufficient raw
material ' to roduee. 'ovir? two'
billion barrels it cemenit ?- Thpf
material isusuallyoftr enough to-j
be cutout witn a spade, but tpe
lumps, when pliiced in kHnvba'r
den sufflcienUyTtw pjeVebt them
from cru m biinjf. while", vsfgo.
ing.caIcibationfy-':i;'$'';
; Several aualy sis ; of sam pies
taken :f rem vaHospartsf the
formation show a remarkable on-
iformation of proportions of the
ingredients essential to the pro
duction, of a flrstclass hydraulic
cement. ; - : '.-v,.",
Butxthe distinguishing feature
xpf tbis depoti; consists in 4h"e
perieci poruy oi coior., xne raw
material is whiii, and the manu
factured prod ocj; is tfs white as
the whitestabliIiB this i re
spect it is an ideal cement fox tbe
architect, -as'lt ijlnot stain he
wal is or tine ma sonry. , uncks
made of One pal;t ofahis cenrent
and twoparts' white sand are in
use . in 1 many 'buildingst-in ttQ
South, and ;they ;jBXr' '
bard and oeautii aif; op ia a
known; this is tlu only deport of
white hydraulic cement material
it the world. A, small but con
venient plant is in operation at
River Junction, and the prsprie-
tors term the manufactured pro
duct, .'white JRQroapJiydauIic
cement of Florida. "Commerci
al at d Financial World.
- Mother1 at Prayer '
."Once," says a'Writer,."I sud
denly . opened, tbe door of my
mother's room and saw her on her
knees bedside ber chair, and beard
ber speak my name in prayer. I
quickly aud quietly v withdrew
with a feeling of awe.and rever
ence in my-heart. ? Soon I went
away from hometo-schooVthen
to college, t he n.iD to .life's sterner
duties. But I never .forgot that
one glimse of my-mother atjpray
er, nor the one word my own
name which ;I heard her utter.
Well did I know that what I had
seen that day was but a glimpse of
what was going on every day in
that sacred closet-of prayer, and
the consciousness strengthened
me a thousand limes in.duty, in
danger, and in struggle."
Mer Little Blunt.
Tbe teacher of an east side sew
ing school has been much annoy
ed of late by children making all
sorts of excuses to out early. So
many and so urgent were these
requests that the school became
more or less demoralized in con
sequence, and the , wealthy wo
men who were its philanthropic
and financial backers advised tbe
teachers to render cull and void
any, morr appeals oi tbe sort.
This the teachers endeavored to
do. The other ojormog, howev
er, a little girl, afterjthe prelimi
nary hand raising, announced
that it was imperative that she
kave at a quarter of 12 o'clock.
Why can't you stay until 12?"
asked t! e teacher. '"It is onlyi
15 minutes later,-
and it creates I
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Annnal Statement. - V
The following is a true and accurate statement of each member
of th Board of Connty Commiasioners of Korthamptou County from
December 1, J898, to November 30, 18t, to the county seat, their
per aiera number of miles traveled,
session:
B. D. Stancell;. No. miles 520 Q
J. E. Drake, "
A. R. Jacobs.
0. R. Haireil, "
J. A. Garris,
1. P. Parker,.5; ',
250
450 &
375
364
280 O
840
RM.Pngh
The Board was in session
wre audited. In compliance with
: I Ti. Vl. V.nnvD-m
d order "for you to leave before
t:.e rest" " Mtmma'wlshes me to
kave at a quarter of 12, 'I return
ed tbe Thild with an assumption
of the grand manner tbat, in spite
of her rags .and tangled bair,
much impressed even, tbe teach
-er. . "You see," went on the little
gi rl. '1 1 gives the waitress so m neb
trouble to prepare me an extra
lucheon, and that's what she bas
todo when I don't ge home until
after 42., Mamma would a task
it if it wasn't for the waitress
and the luncheon."
-The, teacher, was even more
impresed with ''the; waitress"
and (he "luncheon'! then she bad
been "wttn "mamma, so sne
we
granted tbe request. But as tbe
little one skipped gently past the
others to get ber wrap tbe teach
Uf heard.one of tbe other children
say I say, Ma'mie, what did ye
mean bjr vputtia. up that awful
rblufff Much mamma' and wait
ress and 'luncheon you've got!"
Of course I haven't got'em."
feplied Mamie, .:'but I've heard
tbat Tricb v littler irl that lives
around ;' the . corner 1 tattt, heap
abt:hi,ud3ust though I'd
try 1 1 too'."-New York Sun.;! v
Home Remedies,
; As the seasonfoccbld appfbach-
es perTbapi a fef Ijot 4e rpuedies
win not rcome .amiss. . j? or icri-
mationrf 'kinds, especially of
tne v tnroat ana,, tungsiners ts
nothingjVj betifbWpTi! a
poltice4Pie , and. alios foar p.r
f ('araf i$&tri
'elUeyar6iuttc S
apply as hot as can be borne, .C
ibisr put v rindjfj-flannel, (
4pj V Usually 'finfiQibnt,
b-' e"-1 e required
a i. . ;iCPply as
s j. n -j , the' hxsi bne begins to
cooL . v -iiieiullamation, is very
acute ad aHlittle vjnegar-orafew
drops pi camphor just-belore tag'
ing from, tha-fire. a
For cough: Peel and slice tbin
six large onions and cook until
.tender in, one quart of vinegar.
When done 6train through a thin
cloth. Af thrall the Juice haabeen
extracted add one cup granulated
sugar and boil until reduced one-
halt For a child, one teasponf ul
every two or three hours accord
ing to the severity of the attack.
Another home remedy for coughe:
Beat the white of an egg to a stiff
froth. Into a glass squeeze the
juice of a lemon and add as m uch
sugaras itwill dissolve, then stir in
the beaten white of egg. Take a
spoonful every few minutes.
For earache roast an onion and
put a drop of thewarm juice in the
ear and cover the ear with warm
flannel or a hot poultice made of
hops and vinegar.
There is nothing better fpr
colds than cooked onions. 1 They
acton stomach, liver and kidney a
Our children are very fond of a
soup made of potatoes and onions
boiled with a small slice of pork.
When tender- mash through the
colander, and just before serving
add a little cream, and salt and
pepper to taste. To be eaten
with toasted breador crackers.
National Stockman.
Free of charge-
Any adult sufferms; from a oold settled
on the breast, bronohltia, throat or long
troubles of any nature, who will eallat M.
EC Conner's,Blch Square, N.C.,wiU be pre
sented with a sample bottle, of Bosohee's
German Syrup, tree of charge. Only one
bottle given to one person, and none to
children without order from parents. '- ;
No throat or lmtg remedy ever bad audi
a sale as Bochee'a German Syrup in all
parts of the civilised world, I Twenty yean
ago millions of bottles were given away,
and your druggist .will tell you itasuooess
was marvelous. It to really the only throat
and Lung- Remedy generally endorsed by
physiaiana. . One 75 cent bottle will oure
or prove its value, ' Sold by dealers in all
civilised oountoies and by M. H. Conner,
Stah Ronavs. N fl and Dr. 1. L. Outlud
woodland, n. a i
number of days the Board was in
5a $26. per diem $52. total 7&0a
60. 12.60 " ' 15a " ' 62.00
6c 22.50 " ; ' 5a .. - 72 50
5a 18.75 " $3a " - 48.75
5o. 18 20 " ; " $28. 'm ' 46.20
5c. $14. $28. ' " 42.00
6c $42. w $28. 70.00
26 daya and no unverified ar 5unte
Section 713. "
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Proceedings of the Northampton
Board Proposals For Jiew'-r:
,- Jteeord Butldlng. ':
The Board of Commissioners
of Northampton County held an
adjourned meeting in the' Court-
bouse in Jackson ,.Monday,"De-
cember 11, 1899, alt the members
present as foilowsVJJ. JJ Stan-
cell, chairman; C- .U,' Harrell, J,
A. Garris, B. M, Pugh, A. R.
Jacobs, I. P. Parker and John EL
Drake, r E. E. Roberts. Clerk. V
J." W, Draper; was, granted
cense to sell , medicine of bis ow b
manufacture 1n .tbs county for
twelve months,'; by; 'com plying
with the law, fWt'frJ S'
t was ordered that Jere Joy ;
ner, . JUXlward ueioatcn, . Aaron
Powell Mrs, Virginia L. Collier,
K. T. -Brislowe. tbe Sarah Pope
place, Robt Stewart and" Andrew
Dennis be cbatged with the nec
essary tax in Roanoke township
for' 1899. f MmM M
It is ordered '-that the Treasur
er pay for services a$: members
OUru auunty vuuiimesivuoia up
tor and l ading this, date; !
d, r. m$k't&friM$-
J . : Ai aYW : . .1., f la OUj,
. A jacoosft; fo.pw.
mm
J.JiJ)raki
$2..50.
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MV P.-Parker,
' It is ordered tba theBjoard of
County 'Commissioners meet on
lfTdayof January, 1900. receive
sealed bidstforhe building and
equipment : of fire-' proorRe cord
Building, together with metal fur
niture complete, tor-Northampton
-County, ' Jackson, N. C.
PJaaa-and'"Bpeiatia lions may be
seen at the office Register of
Deeds for said County, and at the
office of the Architect, Room 56
Metzerott Building, Washington'
D. C. Bids to be accompanied
by a certified cheek in tbe sum of
two : hundred ; and fifty dollars.
The . right to reject any and all
bids specially reserved.
It ,1s ordered uthat Dr. H. W.
Lewis be appointed a commis
sioner of one to have all necessa
ry repairs done to the County
jail. -
The Board will meet on the
first Monday in January, 1900. .
E. K Roberts. Clerk
NO CURE NO PAT.
That is the way all druggists sell Gbc vs
Tastslsih Chill Tonic for Chills and Ma
aria, tt is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasetois form. Children love It. Adults
enter It to bitter neanseating- tonics. Fo-
Hlls and fever and all formi of malaria
rioefiO cents.
Start at the Bottom,
Two boys left home with just
money enough to take them
through , college, after which
they must depend entirely upon
their own efforts. They attacked
tbe collegiate problems success
fully, passed to graduation, re
ceived their diplomas from the
faculty, also commendatory let
ters to a large ship- building firm
which they desired employment
Ushered into t ie waiting room of
the head of the firm, the first was
given an audience He present
ed his letters ' '
"What can you do?" said the
man ot millions.
"I woold - like some sort of
clerkship," , '
'Well,' sir, I will ' take your
name and address, and should we
have Anything of the kind open,
will correspond with you." .
As he passed but he remarked
to his waiting companion; "You
can go in and 'leave your ad
dress. '
- The other presented bi mself
and papers.
"What can you do?" wasa ked
"I can do anything that a gran
hand can do, sir," was the reply.
The magnate touched a bell.
which called a superintendent. :
"Have you anything to put a
man to work at?"
"We want a man to sort scrap-
iron, " replied the superinte tde
r
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A r" t
clous and wholesome
And the college graduate went to '
ortlDgcrap-iroDv , ;"J
:. One fweek: passef . and Jhe ' .
president, meeting-Ibe superlniii t ' 1
tendent," asked :.'::.; ' 1 k
' f'HowM the hew man getting ' C- '
. Oh.sald the boss, ?Vid -
bis worirsowin.and neverwatcn
ed.'4be clock
Bock.rlbat I pat hit
him over
ttlA Crane
In I one' )?ear thiS; 'jnau. bad-n .
reached the IjeatTof a Separtment
aT?d on ad visory position with the.e
managemejn,-jt a salary rep're-,, ,
sented (by fofur figures, while hiiV,'
whilbta companion was maintain ' '
log h3 dfgdty as I'clerk' in a
ana carriages. nix.
Holiday
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ThiiTime
- SI "i have '.. in Jwrwa nice Une of .
Xmas goods which I went tbiNew
York myself and purchased and
am how able to display a complete .
Une (not many -frivolous toys)
but osef Hi. and prnanental fancy "
1.
glassware beautifully decorated
fancy clocks, mantle ornaments
from $2.00 to 13.00 a pair; fancy
bowls, lamps, baskets, dolls," ea- - , '
sels, oil paintings, Japanese
painted tables, rugs, fancy towels
nice napkins, tidies, table covers,
counterpanes, blankets, smokers
sets, necktie cases,' shaving sets, -fancy
brushes; a nice fine of books
(ah assortment of poems) Xmaa
bibles, picture frames of various '
descriptions,'.! fancy handker-
chiefs, svoeautif ut'line ef ties and
gents furuishiDjs ' in generali '
jewelry In astonishing vilue and'
prices; ladies . silver bracelets
guaranteed for five years, 65c;
genisgold chains guaranteed five
years $1.00; solid gold rings for
ladies $1.00; besides fancy Xmaa
cards and booklets and numbers
cf other things which space will
not allow mentioning, but come
for yourselves and see and tell
all your neighbors. No danger
here! t
MATTIE R. 00PELAND, Prop
' Hew York Racket Store .'
Woodland, K, c - . ;
A Big
Rush.
The .bi? rush continues. - Big
sales for November. Filling or
ders daily from far and near.
During iny stay in New York in ;
the early fall I bought a large
stock of Christmas goods most:
of them direct from the manu-v
facturers, and when prices were
low and can sell all Christmas c
goods much cheaper than if I had .
waited till late in the fall .. '
Fine grade cotton warp ma
tings 12, 18c; all wool carpeting -v
35, 40, 49c; best grade china mat- " '
tings 11, 13, 17c; floor oil cloth 1,
U, H, 2 yards wide 20, 25c; chen-
ile curtains 10 feet long $148; lace
curtains 83,49, 75c; curtain Swiss
dots and stripes 8, 10, 12c; rugs .
yard wide two yards long 88e; fine
rugs It yards long $1.25; wool- .
rt squares any size 40o sq. yard;
part wool art squares 25, 35c sq.
yard. 488 yards fine velvet car -
peting" 50c; 875 yards Brussels
carpeting 80, 40c; 425 yard s In
grain carpeting 15, 20, 25c; 650
yards remnant carpeting 15 to 50;
288 rugs some at half price 20c to
$2.50; 600 yards remnant matting .
5 to 10c; 65 dozen ladies and girls ..
hats and caps. Late styles from
one half to two thirds regular
prices. A large line curtain poles
window shades, curtain drapery
and other styles curtain goods on
hand at low prices, Have just
received a large line of picture
frames 15 to 20 sizes.
R. TT. r
December lc
C.