f . t
i I .
i f
! 1
5 I
? 1
f
'il
I t i
!i
I !
i )
1
1 1 1
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UL1XT0X DRUG STORE.
ESTABLISHED 10 YKAll.
T.J.IiKi:. - - LlniifiRor.
IVrsons m: ilicinc only whm
lhey art; !-U-k :md tliir live in dan
;,' r then they wsmt tin-very hoM
Unit can l,o. luul. Only Mich i ket
itt the Clinton Dun; Stouk- tin re
cmii be tbut.d also a full line of Pat
ent MfdiciiK En-en tial Oil-, r r
rnniery, Trusses, Knlih Tooth
lirushes, Medicinal Whi-key, Horse
nml Cattle Powders ami the best
remedies lor all dl-eases and ail
in.nts of Jior-is, Mule-, Cattle,
Hogs, Poultry, etc.
Lee's Backache Plasters!
In Nnrlli .':iroliii:irt mnny rlim
Their woii'Tphm virtur,f;ul Iff ti!l.
l'.xt rt :in inll:n lK-f iillitn'
In ininiJ riiiK to Iniiii:m ill ;
And in.iny ;i i:insr alonjr our wuy,
l.ci-V I'liiHtcrt (l..t,:ill.iy.
You can cure a '-ad cae of 15.uk
ache quicker with one of liee's l'la.--ters
than hy any otln r spplication,
and after the backache is cured, you
can Htill wear the plaster with coin
fort for a month or longer. This
Plaster is a great discovery, and it is
hard to find any pain orache that
will not yield to it. Prepared only
by T. J. LKE, Druggist.
I,Ki;'S W'AKT f I'KCIFIC.
A ccrlain cure for warts on horses
and mules, as Judge K. T. 1 Joy kin,
Hie Editor of 'I'll H 'a L'casi ax, Capt.
Cornelius Paririck, M j. W. Lucius
Faison. Messrs. A. Ferd Johnson,
Hcrry E. Faison, Win. II. Faison,
lion. liiiscomb Nicho!ou ami hun
dreds of others m Hanp-on and ad
joining counties and throughout
Eastern Carolina will certify. Sold
only by T. J. LEE, Druggist.
WOKMS IN HoKSKS.
Lee's Worm Specific never fails to
expel worrr.s from horsesand mules.
Warranted in every case. Sold only
by T. J. LEE, Druggist.
HOUSE AND CATTI.K POWDKRS.
Wo ofte- under this head the best
Condition Powders in the market.
They are prepared by the leading
Drug House of the United States
from the formula of the most dis'
tinguished Veterinary Surgeon liv
ing. They are excellent appetizers
a general alterative and tonic, and
can be relied upon a a remedy for
all diseases of domestic animals.
They are composed of LIcorice-Itoot,
Juniper Berries, Flaxsed, Gentian,
Ginger, Iron and Antimony. Sold
only by
T. J. LEE, Dniirgist.
OTIIKI! SI'KC'IAITIKS.
Pure 4-year Old Medicinal Wilis
key. A Safe and Certain Corn Cure.
Sure Cure for Scratches in Horses.
Sure Cure for Eczema in Cattle
and Horses.
Safe . and Sine Cure for Lice on
Stock.
Specifiu for Staggers in Horsesand
Hogs.
Sure Cure for Chicken Cho'.era.
Scientific remedies lor all diseases
and ailments ot'IIorses, Mules, I logs,
Cattle, Poultry and Dogs.
T. J. LEE, Druggist-
9th, 1 !)). -tf
October
RAILHUM HOUSE,
NEAR THE DEPOT.
Sainnlc-liooms and Special Coiivcalen
cos for Traveling1 Mm.
The Faro is the best the market
affords, whicb is always served in
good wholesome style.
Board, per day, only $ 1 f0
" week, 4 00
" month, 12 00
The patronage of the traveling
public is respectfully solicited.
W. E. BASS,
sepl9 tf Proprietor.
Lasjl store, on the corner of the
of the row North of Courthouse, is
...the place for
BRANDIES, WHISKIES,
BEE It, HUM, ALE, GIN,
WINES and Liq'uors of all kind.
Special attention to our
Clover Club Rye Whiskey !
The Best ami Purest Whiskey In Tows.
Absolutely pure and guaranteed to
be better than any of the so-called
Medicinal Whiskies" in the place.
Full line of Family Groceries,
Canned Goods, Syrups, Tobacco, Ci
gars, etc.
BODENflAHHER & RUSSELL
Itespecttully
mch20 tt
invite you to
call
ARE YOD AN HEIR?
More than half a billion of dollars
In unclaimed estates are awaiting
the rightful heirs in England, Scot
land, Wales and Ireland. Most of
these heirs are in theUnited States,
and have been 'advertised for in
English papers. Thousands of heirs
have never seen these advertise
ments. If youi ancestors on your
father's or mother's side came from
any of the above named countries
do not fail to write to E. ltcss, Eu
ropean Claims-Arency, 227 Grand
St. New York, and ascertain if you
are an neir. xour deceased ances-
tor's rights are yours by British law.!
We have information of every es-
cents to insure information. If you
are an heir we will recover the es
tate for you. No recovery no fee.
jy24 tf
SESSOM'S HOTEL,
EOSEBOR O, NVC.
Special accommodations for the
traveling public.
Regular boarders will also be
taken -
mrs. j. m; SEFSOMS,
noy8 tf Troprietwse.
LIST STORE!
tato ana deceased person whose tovr vwtri -il
heirs have been advertised for in'ihhtnf? iC ?ltterS ,9 )ust
125 years. Send postal note for 50 i &rJ! v?"
ti:i; i !).
1 1 1 lm no lins will ! 1 1 n a imh,
Nor k ck. nor run awrssy, rarort. j
Stump-aw or lt!k. 'VatAtnarnn,"
YJ you'll J it tr -a", 'em ilke jro'j ort. j
liut w'uM I the lras? nuo-tl
An5 t liif)Ul arouurl At K-f:i miu,
1 want In 'ff hi" wn;r runrnd
Alt 1 Junt ymiktrtl rp like A)irVH
t)f V't'ir!- tl. re (5ifferHre !n mrrf-i
!i tli:tt ha littic car,
A'il -r'.rn ii r O'lil'l H!iflh illcr I'Ot'k,
K i tn .it 1. i K:.iil'w ji:i:.(y ucnr;
S h - o-n- t !j.it" t !!ri !c in in.fk ai."l chtt,
A;i i 11 l'i it wt 1 foil ill fl.irii;,
Tlrt I !! t't r.ii-c. 1 - lii! tii-t,
Ik-' 1 l.sivti in tak tiir v o;. l i.nik.
Aii'l I liMAf j.t l il'l lo n l.i.i ;lnxl.
An! toi;') uri'l wniicrol In t!. -r.i-. '
At f.iiiN t ff;n; )if.vy dr.ift
IjhI i .' ;' ft.'-i iiijil niiiie in .-X.
K ifli lur-K iiT . l..r-!i .;iin'.el il.no
Tin; li. uw :.(- -I. jiilil .iow the oil
Tl.f l;!oo.t : raviT Uv !iiuV rdv,
Ai.l Alri ,f;f ra- t-t lor UU toiL
I ni-yf-r -rior never wroulit
f-i-Mi my fi'll'r.v men to tx-f -A'i'i
jit ;it linn- I've often tlioiiirbl
f eo.iv.c;: it if it!i rejjrel.
I 1i:.-j tii !ur- !r m lifof to lieii l -
i-'r mi (i :il to iiooi nii'I tail iin t rn.i?ie!
1 l.li-s- thu fo-i . (it I liiive mill.
From lieii-1 ! i li'iof UU'1 W'k il.'.;'.U,
I l.ivi- my i Or- l.rM of all,
Tli'ji M r h i i ;i -i t'lift'l on t!u i nsi,
.Ami iu-xt riv "tf" .t il then 1 fall
iJow li i !! i 'i . ! . lit 'I love- thulioSH,
fev- Vlii;. niiili Uiley.
. l trm I'let urn.
I ik ' i 1 1 :i vi-it to a I; mi belonging loan
olil f i -ii. I "i a- tlio otlu-r l:iy. II- is
vh-,t i- ( ill I a wi;!l to l fani.cr. Hit
f.-iini is IiicaN il six miles from the near
etit torti niul ruilroa-l station. 11 r.uiic
to tli' c?iitio:i afto.r int.? with a horse ami
wiioii, tin I ;us we jogged aIon.y; over tho
r a-1 l e h i 1:
".' v tJir-e bo' h :.re restles and uneasy
niul wniit totjnit lh' farm, lwinhj.oti'd
lmvt ti t..Ik v. itli f iiem and quiet them
down."
W on v. e reached the farm I found
the -:unt all he.it' n oiT the hous , while
iioni f f Hie other hnildi'igs had ever
leen tMiiilt.'d at ad. Tlio front yard was
niveiTtl il'i loa ;r,v:M and weeds.
There whs :i r.i earpet on the parlor
floor, hut all the others were hare. Not
a wad in the house had evor been jiiipered.
Tie re wits no music, no newspapers or
ma 'Zines, not a picture outuide of a
family photograph.
"Why don't you have some llower beds
in the yjirtl?-' 1 asked.
"Haven't time to make 'em."
"Why don't yon subscribe to bomo
reading matterV"
"We haven't tinia to read."
"That dip down there would make a
good fish pond.
"Yes, but I don't care for fish ponds."
"Don't any of the boys like music?"
"Yes, I heu- 'e:n talking, but we've
got too much work on hand."
"Have they been fishing this summer?"
"No."
"ISeen to a circus?"
"No."
"Had any holidays since tho Fourth?"
"No."
"Boys go to school iu the winter, I sup
pose r"
"A little. We have wood to chop and
rails to split, vjju know. "
"They go to church?"
"It's too far."
"How much money do you allow them
per week?"7
" lhey don't get anything, except when
1 have to buy their clothes."
" What do they do Sundays ?"
"Oh, sit around and talk."
"What do they do evenings?"
"Sit around or go to bed."
"How much does each boy earn you a
year?"
"Well, $150 at least."
"And how much do you actually pay
mm
"Mebby $2.V
The boys were aged IG, 18, and 20, re
specuveiy. one oi tiiem Jiaa read a
line of history. None of them could
1. . M I . m , .
write legioiy. inoy Knew about as
much about arithmetic aa the ordinary
schoolboy of 8. They could read a little,
but made no pretensions of spelling.
lhey were born on the farm and had
grown up there. E ich one hated farm
work. Each ene felt that his father had
done him injustice. Each one told me
in confidence that he would run away
within Uie year.
There are farmers and farmers, but I
fear that most of them are alike in those
things which are driving their boys to
hate the country and to determine to
leave the farm at all hazards. The farmer
who began life fifty years ago must
not argue that what was good enough
for hnn is good enough for his boy. It
isn't The world has changed greatly.
It is demanded of the humblest that he
be educated. "We have come to under
stand that the human machinery must
nave a rest now and then from its labors,
The mind: must be fed as well as the
body. The days of slavery for white or
black have passed. The parlor organ.
the magazine, and the steel engraving
have as much right in the farmer's parlor
as the plow and the drag in his fields. If
the farmer's Ixvy of to-day is to be kept
at home he must be treated more like
human beintr Rlld losi like an nnimal
M. Quad.
Punctuation.
It ia strange that the use of points for
purposes of pnnctuation should be such
a comparatively modern invention. Of
the four generally used points only the
period (.) dates earlier than the fifteenth
century. The colon (:) is said to have
been first introduced about 1485, the
comma (.) some 35 years later, and the
semi-colon (;) about 1570. It is difficult
to understand how the literary world
dispensed for so many centuries with the
useful points, and their lack must have
added to the toil of the decipherer of
written documents. When we remem
ber what curious inversions of meaning
may be caused by the misplacing of a
comma, we marvel how early authors
contrived to escape strange misreading
of their works, in which no points guided
the student. London Standard.
Prophet Wiggins believes in the trans
migration of souls. But somehow noth
ing that Wiggins believes in seems to
materialize.
Happy lloosiers.
Vm. Tim noons, Postmaster of lda
ville, Ind., writes : "Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for thit bad
feeling arising from Kidney and Liv
er trouble." John Leslie, farmer
and stockman, of same place, says:
"Find Electric Bitters to be the best
ms&Z ut puledlc,,1,e' ?,e
rtafL I i mu" J W
or dies; he found new strength, good
appetite and felt just like he had a
new lease on life. Only 50 cents a
bottle, at R. II. IIoL,urAY's Drug
store, Clinton, N. C, and John li.
Smith, drugjist, Mt. Olive, N. C.
FOR O
?or 108T rrtXLINO HAHE00B
Oenertl and JTZS.VCTJ9 BtBIlITTl
i V. - -r ti i i t--v . . . '
If of ErmsoriA.iiM , fiA a c.
Bocau. H.bl. aaMI'Mtl fully HMmi How ealanr a, 4
BtreatlkamMKlk, INOKVrijUI'llltoHKlftn PAUTaUr MDT.
aktalately Baralllna; HUSK THsurauNT mlts ta a aar.
RatastlrylraBsMBta4MaBrrtraruitrW. WriMtsaaw
Daaerlntlra Beak, ainlaaatina mm nrMfi atatUi r.. .I.ill f.
Mira, ER1S M&DICA1 CP., BUFFALO, Na Va
. Miv vvn nuic w jiuiiiHr iie il vps
HI H 11
I. . , I
Specimen
Comes
EVERY
J
stories
Read in
BYTHE
Week
SOOOQ I'AwaimMK'mtTPiTM.l AND
S Homes
"So other Weekly Taper gitet
THIS
SLIP
FREE TO JAN. I, 1891.
To T NEW SUBSCRIBER who will eat and scad a. tkl. with name and
addrcm and St. 7.1 (in FotaJ or Krprm Money OrJer or Begittmd Letter at our risk wa will aead
THE yOVTUH I COW PA KMX FR EE to Ja.a.rr, 1S91. and for a Pall Year fraia ikat Dal.
ThUelTer iacladr. ta FIE DOUBLE HOLIDAY M.MBERM for Thank.?! Ting, Chri.tnaa,
Kew fir'i, Euttr and FaarthCsIalr, aad all the lilaatrated Weekly Hopplement.
a Addrtst, THE YOUTH-8 COMPANION. 41 Tempi. Place, Boston, Mass.
X'EIV DOUIJLK COLUMN
SPRING TONIC. -
No other medicine builds up
the debilitated system so
rapidly as Johnston's Nolan
dine. It is blood food. Nerve
tonic. It cures as nature
cures.
EKES III mi STRONG-.
Robiod'( Statioh, CauranxiD Co., V.
Thi Noliudixi Cohpakt:
Gentlemen, Hilng mffcred for jer with achronlo affection
of the kidoeya, derangement of the liver, and my general intern
cnarced ith malarial poison, 1 found no relief from treatment
of me Heine until I used Vegetable Kolandine. I am now free
from almve eomplalnU, and to Kolandine I am Indebted for this
refltnrailon to health. I honestly recommend it to all persona
uQering from above diseases.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Sup'tof Coal Mines.
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. !
TAKE WOTHIHO BIiSE. j
96 DOSES, SI.OO. QG DOSES, $I.OO.
Von Salk hv DR. R. II. IIOLL! DAY ritucorsT, Cllt.,x, X. C
I have been to t lie Northern markets
lavre stock of
IM BOY'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHNIG"!
Di.ect from manufacturers. I will !io. agk you $15 for a fine
suit of Clothe--. Our goods are marked in plain figures, "V .hiU
is a small margin above cost, and is the first and last pride we
will f sk you. I guarantee a fit and the full val ue of y onr iu oney.
I also bought a laive hue of
DRESS GOOD3 of all kinds,
A full lino of STA VIM DRY
A: so LADIES' CLOAKS and
ard SHOES.
We handle the very bet LADIES' SHOES in town . for 1.00.
Of fine Dress Shoes for gents' and ladies' I have a i; i; Acsort
ment.
TI
'RUNKS, VALISES.
I have secured the services of
with me after this.
E- I am still selling that,
spool. How can I afford to do
save you 25 per cent.
Please notice that I am no
Groceries, and am giving my entire attention
of goods.
Thanking you for your past confidence mid patrons e and
hoping that our futnr busiuos ralat'o is. w;jl ever bjsa -.h as
tt) merit your continued esteem and patronage,
I am. Very Respectfully,
Central
On Grog Row, Opposite Court- house.
REMEMBER, that
WATSON &. PETERSON j
" - Keep a choice lixe o Tob? .ceo, Cigars, J
bnuff, etc., and also a well selected stock ot
Standard Family Groceries.
AGAIN REMEMBER, that a
njskies, etc., can seldom be found. splendid land for corn or cotton.
JC The famous Ruf us Weeks Brandy (which all c omioisniJ511 fe,a11 lhrou2h
aeciare me Dest ever tasted) can
Pare up country Corn Whisk- y
WUUtts" Ul public is
Copie3 and Beautiful Calendar
1000 ITRAirtt
SCIENCE
CHARMS
MmiRit.
URL! HISTORY 1
Page
$oreat a Variety of Entertaining and Inttruetim
AHVEUTIPEyEXTS.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
The burdens of life are easily
borne when the blood is pure
and vigorous, but M the vital j
current is impoverished the
least effort becomes: painful.
and fatiguing. j
i
MAKES NEI ELOlfiri
Itmatraxm, EuimtContr, V.
Tat Koumm Cohtimy, SiaaMnrs, Vjt
Ocntlemes, I have been ai great au&ier frofa blood poison,
which caused large sores to coma all aver nay kgs and feet so
that I could hardly wear my shoes, when I rec4red a bottle of
than ten daya it bad enred ma completely,
Koianaine irom a mena. i oegan ssui( Kaiaica, ana in lea
I Uink It the best
remedy In the world. I am youra,
Very respectfully, !
i
Vk M. TZBBT.
in person and Louhf, a.
GENTS' FURNISHING QOODS.
of the latest designs and., iptttpn.
C2QODS and NO TION'S, ,
SH.VVLS, and (5KN' fS' HATS
"Mu. K
Peterson", "who will be
same Spool Cotton, av 4 ce a
it? There i no lirit on it, so to
longer handling Hard to are
and
line
to the abc ve
Stand!
finer !,:a
be bought t .r. nrhoroi
a specialty
respectru iy solici ted. -
1
!
JET
STFi
sent Free.
Weosy
For Aii
S Only
SPLBHBlj
U75
A YEAR-
THE
Reading at to low a price:
WITH
S1.75
Mexican
for
an
FOR
THE
or
BY ALL
;5
HOLLTD Y"'S
'A
STITCJI IX TIMi: SAVES
SINE!"
Don't wait to get sick, but when
you begin to feci bad conic and get
a dose of medicine and prevent sick
ness. This is the proper use of med
icine. If you will do this you. will
scarcely ever have a doctor's bill to
pay or lose months of time, and
put your friends and relatives to
such a deal of trouble.
In addition to my complete line
of pure and reliable Drugs, I carry
Warner's Log Cabin Jlemedies, li.
1 B. ., the S. S. S., Quinine in small
and large quantities; Simmon's Liv
er Regulator, Famous Specific Or
ange Blossom, Cuticura Remedies,
Dr. Pierces favorite i'rescripiion,
the Golden Medical Discovery,
Horse and Cattle Powder (1 pound
packages prepared by the Herb Co.
of W. Va. Quaker brand.)
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed. Local and office practice upon re
quest. Respectfully,
augllf DR. R. 11. iluiiLiiiA l .
geoiT5
CONSUMPTION
SCROFULA
OJlOTaCSalTlS
couc3
COLDS
Wasting "Diseases
OUR
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many have gained one pound
per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret
remedy. It contains the stimulat
ing properties of the Hypophos
phites and pure Norwegian Cod
Jiiver Oil, tke potency of both
hein largely increased. It is used
by Physicians all over tho world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sola by all Druggists.
SCOTT &BOWNEChmi3t8.N.Y.
To c uro Biliousness, Sick' Headache, Consti
pa tSon, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take
ha safe and certain remedy,
SMITH'S
Tse the S.WAIX (40 little Beans to tha
botUe). Thbt abb the most cokvzsibxt.
SixittVtelo oiy call A&rrn.
Irlco of either siae, 25c. per Bottle
fflirJR"T.I7.70'fSi"
1 gf Itf 1 1 1 M Mailod (or 4 eta. acppara or staaipa).
J.r.tMITHaCB3akanor'BUBaVa.'tT.LMlS MS.
FARIJORJALE!
I will sell my farm, five miles
southeast of Mount Olive and con
taining, in all, 321 acres, lloofwhieh
is under cultivation. Dwelling house
and necessary out houses. 40 acres
in nice oak ridge and swamp. 155
t miner r uiiwM
Addre-rj,
THOS. G. LOFTIN,
. J nov20-4t
yustang
Lniment
PUP2 H
ira k jjjH
BILE Mm
Mt. Olive, N. C. i
NEW DOUBLE COLUMN
W
YOUR PENNIES YOU
J'hi can be r.rcoinpliflied
mm
veiy easy
Winter
0
FROM M.
Hy buying your
FROM M.
By buying your
FROM M.
My seventeen years experience in the Clothing, Hat and Shoe
easiness has taught me how and where to buv ;oods that will
please the people of this and adjoining counties. It took, me
five Ion: weeks in New York, Boston and Philadelphia to buy
the MOST ELEG A NT AND LA RGFST LINE or Roods ever shown
this side of New York. All we ask of our friends is to call and
see what is to be seen. Prices are
Lower Than Ever !
We will supply your wants for a SMALLER S JM than you
yourself expect.
We have bought our stock of Clothing, Hats and Shoes to sell
and theyare g)ing to be sold.
P. S. For every Dollars worth of Goods you buy of us this
Fall you will receive a Pbize Ticket. Read Business Local col
umn for information. Respectfully, v
BJJ&S
ADVERTISEMENTS.
nn
WILL SOON HAVE
by buying your Fall and
an
ill
IIANSTEIN.
HANSTEIN.
HANSTEIN.
ii.
King: Clothier and Hatter,
CLE5TON, N. C
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Frank Thornton
K.'.YKITKVIM.K. .V. (
THE MAMMOTH
D RY.GOODS
B&TA!i,ISHifiBNT.
Oniir 0!.l Xnli State.
W i Imw .-c ytMncIn M a.'i
nei now ... un vi al) r r
meitts t. th Iby
i be htiiut i.rt- inrrc.istf j , ,,
biHinsdi inaiidt-d largi-r j urrh-
aid We bavr ln,.t tli
finerKvnpy, and now !ako
pleasure in auring yt)u ti,at
we xbibit the most prfert
and compk'le arrny d dry
goods of every description eer
shown in North Carolina. It is
our ea'nei't des r. tht
thoroughly convince voursnir
of tlie fact, either by a peisonal
examination or through tt.
medium of samples. Of con
a personal examination would
be perferuble, but in cane U
inconvenient for you to v st
our sttre. otir SiihhIa o
Di piitment will lake ch.rire of
yt'iir :cque.-ts and promptly
krive tlit-iii ti e b.: nttem
We will inniiim, a lew lines ,f
goods in fh s announcement, and
laier on mi! stitme oilifiH. it u
adifilcuU matter to tivr u .smb.
lanoiy (Jecription ot noi ds m
-li adveitir-eineid, but we can at
any rate convey a hint or two
row in
BLACK SILKS
about all we can nay is that tho
aHonment is himply perfect,
i:d we have no hesitancy in
saying tliat it is the most com
plete ;n the State. Among thm
wohow you Faille (Jros F.fiin
ltliadam;!, Armure,S.itin Lixon',
Satin Duchess. Fancy Urocades
and Satin Stripe .
At 80c, iloc, $1.10,$1.2f,. $AS,
andlJl.To p, r yard. We hav
placed on sale the largest and
hmrisome.-t line of
COLORED SILKS
it has eve been our pleasure to
exhibit. N.w is ti e tii,, to
make your select on of
CARPETS.
All the styles ate In, and they
are beauties. Wo are of the
opinion that we have secured
some of the best picks and
think wo can substantiate it by
comparison. Every variety in
represented in thL Department
ranging in price from 18c in
$2 00 per yard. A large lot of
thee goods have been selected
specially for Churches, Halls
and Offices We tive room.
terms to churches, arid it will
be to their interest to corres
pond with us if in need of any
kind of iloor coverings. Of
course under this head is in
cluded .u-w, Inlaw. a..u U.;U!Ct3
which we show in all styles and
in abundance.
We approach a pubject now
in whib ladies tike considera
ble interest, and It is very neces
sary that we should do to like
wise. We have givn irorecare
and attention to this brnnch of
our business this season than
ever betore, and are now satis
fied that we can pleas theinot
exacting. We allude to
DRESS GOODS!
A few styles and prices Jtnt
he e w 11 not bo amiss but will
fail to convey any adequa'a
description of the stock.
Homespun Tricots, 50 Inches
wide at 50c. French Tricots
from 33c to 50c. Novelties in
Plaids and Stripes from 2Cc to
75c. Imperial Serges from 37 jo
to 75c All Wool Henriettas
from 50c to 85c. Sl'k Wrap
Henriettas, Striped, Plaid and
Solid Colored Flannels from 3.3o
to 50c, all wool Mohairs from
25c to G5c.
A complete Doe of Henriettas
from 22c to 25c. These goods '
are not full all wool, but equal
in appearance to the 50c all
wool Henriettas.
Mourning Goods I
Our assortment was never
more complete in' this Depart
ment, and we take pleasure in
showing this elegant display.
All Wo A Henriettas from 40c
to 85c. Silk Wrap Henriettas
from 90c to $1.25; Fancy Cords
and Stripes from 35c to $1 00.
Satin Striped from 75cto$1.00.
All wool French Serges of bst
quality. Silk finish Serges,
French Trioots from 33c to J5Qc.
HAMPLEft
piomptly forwarded when re
quested. Expresh charges paid
on all packages exceeding $5.00
in value. Carpets made up and
shipped ready to be placed on
floor. Correspondence relating
to anything In Dry Good ftoljt
cited. We have a perfectly
equipped ladies' Retiring Room
incur establishment the only.
one inthe city.
MM THORHTOH,
Faycttevillc, N. C.
oct-S0. tt. '
i
fi
1;
v: