Excitement in the Senate
Continued from First JajfC.
tition, and voted forme. I Iiave
been riding on free passes and
shall do ho until this bill pass
en. TJiirt was the sixteenth time
Mr. WaSs-er ha told tbe Senate
that h defeated M Williams,
He has never yet told them how
film his majority wne. Kr.
MK. JUNO's EXPLANATION.
Mr. King said that all he wish
ed to nav was that The Clinton
CAH AsrAN wan too previous.
The very amendmsnt I offered
was after ward. adopted by the
lloiiht, and to-day by tie Sen
ate ; and therefore stand ap
proved. Ml. HUTI.FH TAKKS THE FLOOR.
All eyes weie turned upon Mr.
Butler as he took the floor and
said that the woid "agentr-"
meant "acting lor another," and
had used the word in that sense.
If there were any amendments
or substitutes here prepared bv
some one else the word "agent"
was timely. I suppose Mr. Bell
meant to iujure rne by saying
that I was a demagogue. His
saying so does not make me one.
It lacks a great deal of making
me to. Mr. Hell put the cap on
and said "It fits mo," and rears
around and makes an exhibition
of himself in the Sen te cham
ber. Mr. Bell would make a good
pair with the ex-Senator from
Sampson, who has delighted to
call me a demagogue, and ap
ply the tame epithet to all who
favor a Commission. lie says
. I know little about farming.
However that may be, I know
what the majority of the peo
ple do want, and it is our duty
to give it to them. They want
a rate-fixing Commission, and
it is our duty to give it to them.
Mr. Bell iisked if Mr. Butler
had not voted for the only
amendment that he (Bell) had
offered to the bill. Mr. Butler
said "yes," and made some other
reply which we could not catch,
and Mr. Bell retorted, "I will
talk to you about that out of
doors."
Mr. Butler, continuing, said:
"In regard to what I said about
the action of the Lieut. Gover
nor, and his appointing an anti
Ilailroad Commission commit
tee, let mo say that it is fact
that if the House committee on
the Commission had stood as
the Senate committee did, the
bill would hav) been reported
iinlavorably. A majority of
the IIou.se committee favored
the bill as it passed, but a ma
jority of the Senate committee
opposed it. In what ho hud
written, lie meant it for none
except thofe whom the cap fit
ted. IStatt- Clirnnii-leof Friday.
After tho expiratson of the
morning hour, Sonator Turner
arose and read from The State
Chronicle a part of the proceed
ings of Wednesday relating to
Senator Butler's criticism on the
action of Lieutenant-Governor
Holt in appointing the commit
tee of the Senate on tho Bail
road Commission bill. Mr. Tur
ner characterized the criticism
as unjust to the presiding officer
of the Senate. He continued
at soma length, showing that
the actions of President Holt in
every instance had b?en fair;
that he had never seen a man
preside with more dignity and
impartiality than Presideut
Holt, and added that in select
ing the committee, the Lt. Gov.
had considted several Senators
and sought onl 7 to constitute
committee in the interest of se
curing wise legislation.
Mr. Butler made an explana
tion and said that in the article
in the.newspaper he was unin
tentionally and incorrectly re
ported, and that he had not re
flected upon the Lt.Gov. because
his language edmply referred to
a fact and not to the intentions
of the presiding officer. That
ne neartily concurred in what
Senator Turner had said. That
no man esteemed the presiding
officer more than he did. That
his language had been miscon
strued. If not Jie had been un
fortunate in his expressions. He
had merely said incidentally
that if the House committee
had been constituted as the Sen
ate cote mil tee was, that the bill
would not have been reported
in the shape that it came before
t-h Senate, and in concluding,
he said "I stated this as a fact
because it is a fact that the com
mittee stood that way in refer
ence to reporting the bill."
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Price 50 cents, and $1.00 per bottle
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Clinton, N. C. ; J. It. Smith, Drug
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A barking do cannot bite, but the
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AT Till: NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Regular Correspondence.
WAsniNGTON", D. C, Feb. 23.
Quite a political sensation has
followed he announcement of
Senator Gorman, whose politi
cal astuteness cannot be gainsaid
that he was not and would not
under any combination of cir
cumstances be a candidate be
fore the Democratic National
Convent5 on next year, and that
he favored the nomination of
ex-President Cleveland as the
stiongest and most available
man, and proposed to do all in
his power to get him nominated.
It is yet too sarly to see what
effect this announcement will
have upon those Democratic
Senators and Representatives
who have expressed the opinion
that Mr. Cleveland's letter
against the free coinage of sil
ver has destroyed his availabil
ity as a candidate, and what
adds to the interest of the situ
ation Is the fact hat some of
these gentlemen have been, sine
the publication of Mr. Cleve
land's letter, stromrly in favor of
nominating Senator Gorman.
It seems strange that throe
Democratic Senators should
have cast their votes for such a
palpable ''job ' as that contained
in the Senate amendment to the
diplomatic appropriation bill,
which gives a subsidy of 3,000,
000 to the company, which as
yet only exists on paper, that
ptoposes to lay a cable between
San Francisco and the Sandwich
Islands, but they did. It is not
believed that the House will
concur in the amendment, at
any rate no Democrat shou-d
vote to do a thing so foreign to
all the principles of theDerro
cratic party.
Rumors have been flying thick
and fast this week anent the
new Secretary of the Treasury.
One day it was Representative
Cannon, the next Clarkson and
to-day, it is ex-Gov. ("Calico
Charley") Foster, or Ohio. It is
believed that Mi. Harrison has
determined upon the man, and
his nomination is looked for
every day.
Senator Quay's much adver
tised speach of vindication fell
as flat in the Senate as one of
Senator Blair's educational har
rangues, and he has gone to Flor
ida to seek consolation in fishing.
The general deficiency bill is
this year 39,000,000. Is it
strange that the surplus has dis
appeared ?
The international copyright
bill has been passed by the Sen
ate with several amendments,
which makes becoming a law
at this session very doubtful.
Mr. Harrison and all of his
cabinet, except Secretary Proc
tor, went to .New York to attend
Gen. Sherman's funeral. They
returned to Washington last
night.
The Republicans in the Housa'
are so much alarmed lest the
wicked Democrats should inter
fere with their plans during the
closing rush of the session that
telegraphic appeals have been
sent to all absent Republicans
begging them to come here and
remain until the end of the ses
sion. What they are specially
wanted for is to pass the subsi
dy shipping bill, which is op
posed by nearly all of the Dem
ocrats. Representative elect Jerry
Simpson, and several of bis
Farmers' Alliance to be, col
leagues in the next House, are
in town. They are the lecipients
of a great deal of attention at
the capitol.
The House committee on Coin
age to-dav reported the free
coinage bill to the House, but
the general belief seems to be
that its friend3 will not succeed
iii getting it befo.e th- House,
but they intend to try very hard
to do so.
Senator Plumb despairing of
getting his joint resolution pro
viding for the violation of exist
ing law by the transfer of the
employes of the Census bureau
to the classified departmental
service without the formality
of a civil service examination,
has offered ii as a n amendment
to the sundry civil appropria
tion bill.
It is commented upon rather
unfavorably that Congress did
not adjourn the day of Admiral
Porter's funeral. ,
Probably the most disagreea
ble legislative duty ever per
formed by Senator In galls was
the presentation by him this
week of tho credentials of John
A. Peffer, Senator-elect from the
Stata of Kansas for the term be
ginning March 4th, next.
Notwithstanding the almost
daily reiteration of the charge
that somewhere In the neighbor
hood of one fourth of the enor-
mous amount of money paid
on fraudulent claims no repub
lican in or out of Congress has
proposed an investigation for
the purpose of purging the mil?
of such names as may be shown
to be there fraudulently. This,
aa well as other things will be
thoroughly looked into by the
next House.
Representative Payson, of Il
linois, was electe d Speaker pro
tern of the House, this week,
during the sickness of Speaker
Reed.
The Republicans ', are begin
ning, to he frightened at the
prospect of losing coutrol of the
Senate, . It, is now regarded as
certain that the Mckinley tariff
law will be repealed outright or
greatly modified', in 1893. if hot
A COOKING eCHOOL IN EARNEST.
Tfc Cfrrriesltnai Inclade 9T!rfcelc
tteMkbUf and Emtio What I CoofcMd.
A cooking school that is a cooking
achool has just been opened in Gothen
burg. Sweden. It is an annex of the
girls' part of tbe public school system
there, and every yoaii? woman whole
graduated wast learn oil that the prac
tical cooks ia the annex can teach.
Tho cookijjg course is a part of the se
nior year curriculum and includes
twenty-four lesions. Twelve of these
lessons are theoretical. The rest are
practical. Ten of the practical loHBone
of two hoars each are devoted to in
struction in tbe most popular meat?
and vegetables. Tho girls are obliged
to peel potatoes, skin onions, pluck and
stuff chickens, spit roasts and the like.
They put on the- kettles, feed and regu
late the tires, wash the dishes and clean
up generally after all is done. Three
lessons of two hours each concern ex
clusively the preparation of bouillon,
toast and rice water, barley soup and
other hkuilar dishes for ill persons.
The young women are instructed in
classes of five, and each group prepares
successively every dish in the course.
The cooking is done mornings, the
cooked dishes are served for the din
ners of the pupils and teachers, and
every girl is obliged to eat what she has
had a hand in preparing, or go with
out During the afternoon each stu
dent writes a description of how and
what she cooked, and appends sugges
tions as to epicurean huprovemente
that have occurred to her mind since
she finished the dish. These reports
are read and corrected by the instruct
ors, and at the end of the course the
girl who cooked best and suggested the
most palatable innovations in the proc
ess will get a gold medal.
The course is unique in two particu
lars. All the girls must go to market
with the instructors very early and buy
all the stuff to be used in the kitchen.
Every Saturday is given over to house
cleaning. All the girls must then get
into their old gowns and gloves, twist
up their hair in tight little knots with
out a friz in front or a fringe behind,
and knuckle down to scouring the
floor, washing the windows, polishing
the brass and cleaning the walls.
The Gothenburg experiment is new.
If it proves successful other cooking
annexes to public schools will be opened
in other Swedish cities. Now York
Sun. .
A Dog IfilloHopher.
Not long since I had an excellent op
portunity of observing one of the rovers.
I am not learned in canine varieties,
but should suppose he was some kmd
of mongrel terrier. Anyhow, he was
an odd little creature, with body de
cidedly long in proportion to the legs,
with a gray and brownish coat, which
was so thin as to give him a mangy
look, and, lastly, with a moist, senti
mental eye. If dogs had their religious
sects one would set him down as a
Methodist He belonged, with two
other dogs, to a friend of mine, who
used to bring them to my house when
picking me up in his morning walk.
The odd litUo creature contrasted
strongly with another of the trio, who
was about bis own size, in the sedate
ness of liis manner and his pliilosophic
indifference to small canine worries.
Thus it was not uncommon to see
his companion mentally upset by the
sight of a butcher's cart proceeding, as
he no doubt thought, at an indecorous
ly wild pace. Or his usual serenity
would now and again be rudely broken
by the appearance of a cat, or even that
apparently harmless creature, the cat a
vietim, the sparrow, which he would
pursue in a frenzy of rage, leaping in
impotent wrath underneath the tree to
which the nimble little creature would
naturally betake itself for ehelter.
None of these things moved our ca
nine philosopher. He paid not the
slightest heed to his companion's vio
lent rushings and barkings. As became
a thinker, his voice was rarely heard.
I have seen him set upon by his more
mercurial companion in a fit of ob
streperous jocosity, yet with admirable
self restraint he 'would suffer himself
to be barked at, knocked ngdrygt and
even scrambled over, without uttering
tho slightest protest Itoeeurredto me
that, like a recent British logician, he
found the racket of the street favorable
to philosophical abstraction. Cornhill
Magazine.
Inexpensive Tit XUta.
You often meet with men who giye
you the idea that they would die rather
than eat something to which they are
unaccustomed.' How foolish and nar
row mmded this seems! who can tell
to what straits of destitution one may
some day be reduced? . To be sure, oar
civilization is so very mighty in these
days that we can. with fair presumiv
tion of success, challenge Dame Nature
herself to bring us within trembling
distance of famine. Still, it is as well
to be . prepared. v Have you ever tried
a salad of buttercups blossoms and
roots or a dish of speckled snails; or
a tender fcitten, killed in the first month ;
or a horseflesh steak t Save the last,
these "plats" are very inexpensive, and
not at all an insult to the stomach.
None of them are nauseating, and they
might well eerve as apreliminary to a
.much enlarged list of edibles to which
,tue man wno is not too particular
might habituate himself. All the Year
Bound. .
UTomtne lUth of last June to the
last day of December there were only
eevea days in North Dakota when tha
nrind did not blow at least ten miles ao
nonr, ana yetinem cot a whxxml
TOaoountymtne state. It is
a extravagant waste of wind.
Ifteajfresa.
Felk O00I1M7 In L878.
TThI,renchw writes the Venetian
vnbassador in 1578, Mnever spend
oney so willingly as when they are
" purchasing food,- and malrfg what
they term bonne chcre. This is the
reason why butchers, restaurateurs,
, past ry cooks and tavern keepers abound.
There h :xt a street in which you do
not find them. Would you purchase
, raeat, cither dead ' or alive?.' You can
do so at any moment Do you wish
your provisions to be sent in dressedt
The cooks and pastry cooks, in lest
than an hour, will furnish, you with a
dinner or a supper for ten, for twenty
or even for a hundred persona,
The rotisaeur provides the meat,
the pastry cook the pies, tarts, entrees
and desserts; the confectioner con-
l tributes' the jellies, sauces and ragouts,
The art of gastronomy is so tar ad
vanced in Paris that you can order a
dinner at any price, from a teston to a
jCrown, or from one crown to twenty
erowns. . For this latter sum I verily
believe you could obtain manna soap
or roast phanlx, or whatever Is most
ptecioua the .world," AD the Year
Bound
PROGRESS OF RAPID TRANSIT.
SL&tUUea Prove That tbe Bene Cer I
Past Lel- IU UmIbm.
At tbe convention of the American
Street Railway association at Buffalo,
in many ways one of the most impor
tant gatherings of the kind ever seen in
this country, President Lowry congrat
ulated tbe association on the progress
which had been made in the work of
the association since I'js organization in
1882. He alluded to the fact that the
United States government had recog
nized the growing importance of city
passenger traffic by incorporating in its
census statistics for 1890 a report on
street railways in cities of over 50,000
inhabitant
In this report fifty-six cities are in
cluded, and out of a total of 3,150 miles
of track possessed by them 2,351 miles
are operated by horses, 2C0 miles by
electricity, 255 miles by cable and 221
miles by steam. In the smaller cities
electricity is being generally adopted,
and there are already in operation In
cities and towns under 50,000 inhabit
ants about 1,600 miles of electric street
railway." Mr. Lowry added :
I am so thoroughly convinced that
electricity is the coming power for
street railways (except heavy grade,
where the cable is best suited), and
that it win prove effective as a means
of rapid transit in cities, that I believe
this ia the last convention that will ever
seriously consider horses for the opera
tion of street railways. When the peo
ple of a city clearly understand the
great benefits of rapid transit by elec
tricity or other improved motive power
over horses, they will demand that
their -city authorities grant such rights
as will enable Btreet railway companies
to operate by the most improved
methods.
Heretofore street railway securities
have been looked upon with, favor by
the financial world. However, since
they have been operated by electricity,
the financial men of the country are
looking to its development and appli
cation to street railways as an addition
al reliable security for the investment
of savings and trust funds. This should
encourage street railway -companies to
give their Various cities the most im
proved and best possible' service. They
will jiot only please their patrons, but
the investment will prove very profit
able. If street railway companies do
this no better security can be offered
for the savings of the widow and or
phan than a good street railway bond
In a thriving city.
People have not yet begun to realize
what an immensely important factor
the increase of speed in city travel may
become. It has been found that in
creasing the speed of the cars a given
percentage inevitably increases the pa
tronage in nearly the same ratio, while
the operating expenses are increased
by a very small fraction of this percent
age. An instance of this has occurred at
Davenport, Ia., where it has been
found, taking the record for one year,
that the total expense of operating five
horse cars was $10,840, while five' elec
tric cars cost $11,270 to operate during
the same time, or it cost to operate the
same number of cars 3 1-2 per cent
more by electricity than by horses.
The gross earnings for the twelve
months of the same equipments were,
horses $15,897, electricity $23,670.
It will thus be seen that although
the operating expenses were increased
3 1-2 per cent where electricity was
used, the earnings were increased very
nearly 50 per cent, or in other words
the substitution of electricity resulted
in a net gain of more than 46 per cent,
owing to tho increased patronage in
duced - by tho improved service.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
THOUGHT HE'WAS CHLOROFORMED."
What Came of tbe Uee of a Moth Pre
ventive by a Waahlngton Woman.
There is one lady in Washington
who when she puts away her winter
furs at the end of the season will
probably not use moth balls to pro
tect them. Tho pungent odor of this
determent has a peculiar effect on
some organisms, as she has learned by
a most disagreeable experience during
her Christmas shopping.
The lady in question is the wife of a
government official of high standing.
Just before Christmas she took from a
clothes press a fur trimmed cloak
which had been laid away since last
winter, and forgot to remove from its
secret recesses the moth balls with
which it was powerfully charged. At
tired in the garment she entered a
jeweler's establishment recently opened
on Pennsylvania avenue and asked to
be shown some diamond rings.
The proprietor was alone in his store.
As the lady leaned over the tray to ei
ainiae the rings a whiff of the odor of
moth balls struck him. With a hur
ried motion lie thrust the tray of rings
back in the case and rushed to the
door, where he stood for some time in
flating his lungs with the crisp, wintry
air. Then, returning, 1 ran to his
telephone. All this time the Lady cus
tomer was standing in wide eyed won
uennent As soon as an opportunity
onerea sne as ted nun if he was sick,
and he gasped out that he had been
overcome by a sudden ense of suffoca
tion, but was better now.
The lady resumed her purchasing.
and selected a costly ring with a re
quest that it be sent to her husband's
address. As she left the store she no-
ucea mat some one was apparently
iauowmg ner. in an hour's time she
reached her residence, and was aston
ished to find her husband closeted with
a detective, who had informed him
that it had been reported at police
headquarters that a genteelly dressed
diamond thief had, attempted to spray
chloroform in the face of a jeweler, and
when detected had given her address
as his house. The detective had just
completed a description of the lady and
her address as furnished to the police
when the lady herself entered and was
at once greeted by the official as his
wife. .
The explanations that followed made
the situation scarcely less embarrassing.
The ring was returned to the jeweler
with an admonition to be more careful
kx future in noting the difference in
dor between chloroform and moth
balls. St Louis Eepublic.
A Dof! Costly Buk.
Ten,;-. i
ivuuti mue laoorera -were rei
xsom work in a amn in Rmm
Itass., Edward Murray's dog ran from
fe-owner'g boose into the stnet and
bMbed. In consequence of Uob, it is
alleged, the horse beeame frightened,
ran away and upset the -wagon, throw
fag out the occupants, ot whom one
was killed and the remainder, wcxe
moire or less injured. Suit has been
Iwmoht nmtinsk lUnm. a
o w " w uBuwga. i
The defense is a General daninl pmi I
ODDS AND ENDS.
Walnut trees do not prosper above
3. COO feet, ash at 4,800, and fir at 6,700
feet above sea level
Bacon was 59 before lie published
his groat work, "Da Novum Organ m."
The card by mail is an invitation to
call, though it would be more polite to
leave tlio card in person.
Milliners claim that wo will have the
narrow velvet ribbon strings on hats
and bonnets this spring.
It is claimed that in almond and Ma
deira nut culture the Pacific coast bids
fair to surpass the world.
It takes about three seconds for a
me;saga to go from one end of the At
lantic cable to tho other.
The body of the late Alexander Will
iam Kinglake, the historian, has been
cremated in England, according to his
Lu;t expressed wish.
Never let the sun's rays strike a mir
ror. It acts upon the mercury and
makes the glass cloudy, which all the
rubbing in the world will not remove.
When a fly L bitten by a spider its
whole body seems seized with convul
sive twildiings, and death generally oc
curs alter a few minutes.
Most people have plenty of liard
common sense ; tho real difficulty lies
in it that they use it on others more
frequently than they do on themselves.
It is less than 300 years since the stu
dents of the earth came generally to
believe that fossils were the remains of
creatures that were once alive.
A curious accident occur ed to a mule
in Swainsboro, Qa., the other day.
The animal fell down in the stable and
broke its neck in trying to get up.
There are few articles which are
more susceptible to disease germs than
milk, and the practice of sterilizing it is
one which should be heartily com
mended. Tho skirts of dresses for little girls of
6 years reach half -way between the
knee and the top of the shoe. The
waists are longer than formerly, reach
ing to the natural waist, and the sleeves
are very full.
Salt sprinkled on any substance
burning on the stove will stop the
smoke and smell. Salt thrown upon
coals blazing from the fat of broiling
chops or ham will cause the blaze to
subside.
Ch route Cain.
Young men who apo English man
ners and customs are reviled daily by
newspaper wits. One of them is even
represented as currying uu umbrella on
a fair day, "because it's raining in Lon
don, doncher know 1" An equally log
ical reason is ascribed to the artist
FuselL
One of his peculiarities was that of
carrying a large gingham umbrella of
a conspicuous color, generally red,
whether the weather were fine or not
One day a friend met him bearing bis
usual burden, and called to him:
"Halloa, Fuseh! What do you want
that old umbrella for this fine day f
"What do I want it fori" answered
he. "Oh, I'm going to- Constable."
"What has that got to do with itf"
"Why. whenever I go to see him he's
always painting rain !" Youth's Com
panion. "Did the fish man have frogs1
legs, Hridget?"
"Sure I couldn't see,
had his pants on." Life.
mum : he
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SCHOOL ADVERETISMEXTS.
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL.
GEO. E. BUTLER, - Principal.
A
Boarding School For Both Sexes.
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SPRING TERM OPENS JANUARY 5th, 1891.
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FIVE DEPARTMENTS. -Primary, Academic, Preparatory,
Music and Art.
The School is well supplied with teachers.
BOARD AND TUITION VERY REASONABLE.
Special induceineute to poor boys.
For particulars address. THE PRINCIPAL, Huntley, N. C.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Will leave Wednesday next for New
York and Philadelphia to buy his
Spring and Summer
i
Hats!
and
(!)
At present he is selling his entire
stock at
CO
In order to
Call on him for
can save MONEY if you are in need ofTTxr .
a winter Vest, a tair of Pants, a Suit. c1AjJ1 -DRESS.
TTflt. r a i r rvf R"h
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Dry-GOOdS .
For your SPRING GOODS wait for
J
his new stock.
bers of the Alliance to call and see
us and make this their stopping place
while in
Clinton.
in Flour.
G. A. Olute.
YOUR
nnntnm
Everybody
e to us and
wants an
Come to us and we will iurnih
ents to make a good one.
A full line Qf Que
TOIES, BMIiDIES
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10 : Barrels, of oflmain
Call on
WATSON &
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Shoes,
Dry Goods
make room.
BARGAINS. You
noa nr a n xrf Vi ino ivil
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we CX.M3U.tl an lH -
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vitation to all mem-i
A big reduction
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you with the principle ingredi-j136
you with th ri ""J
AMD WHISKIES
j ust rc
Dew JnnBeceiyeft
Just received,
PETERSON,
CLINTON, N.a
Ladvertisem
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1RISTMAS m
Will ere Ion reaouod throng
every household in our rrM, IT
oua and happy SUNNY SOUTH
You know the demand tnim bt
met, And you ciu,ot fomj,letf
your memorandum any where
elss as perfectly as ut the Mam.
moth Dry Goods K-tablUliei.
cf
Frank Thornton
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.
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Sp rial attention has been ulr
to h critical ."election f
HIGH GRADE NOVELTIES
-AS WELL AS
Useful ami Qniameutal Qoodj,
Aud thtj combined lines and
assortments we feel sine cannot
be surpassed in any of the
southern Htxit4.
This unprecedented array of
Holliday Goods surpasses uny
thinjr in quautity and quality
ever exhibited In the South.
We kindly solicit an examlna
tit n.
The Verdict.
To rest with you, and we
will be satisfied.
What You Want.
We kuow is the most diffi
cult problem for you to
iolve, but we can show you
anytHn from a fine
Fine Silk Dress
TO A
V
TINEY DOLL
To make your selections from.
In our immense stock you are
bound to strike something sui
table for your purpose.
What Will It He?
If you want to do something
raal handsome, Indies, pre
sent your husbands with a
real nice
OVEHCOAT
OR
Suit of Clothing !
This will be sensible and your
husband will think more of you
(even if he has to pay the bill.)
Gentlemen
would not make a mistake
by presenting to their wives
oue of our handsome
SEAL SKIN WRAPS
-OR
rn
xneae are rable and lasting
remembrances. However you
o to b the Judges, and if you
f not wanJ 80 doop down
in your pockets wa can intraa
you in a brilliant lino of
yji everv aescrfntinn v
r m . ' . .
this line of cooda it i I innaf
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Minpos8iDimy to give any ad
equate idea through the med'
nm of an advertisement.
Our New Gallerle.
which run the entire length
of our store, on both rides,
erected especially for the
occasion, are full, chock full
of the
Latest and Newest Desnms
From the hands of the largest
importers. Note bilow a few
of the many attractions :
Bronze Candelabras, Banquet
Lamps, Ewers, Students LamDs.
Onyx Tables, Umbrella Stands'
Smoking Tables, Cigar Stands,
Vases, Jtajolica Ware, Baskets,
Trays, Christmas Cards, Chrlt
mas Books. In rwir
8tands, Bronie Pitchers, Fancy
Paper, Work Boxes, Japanese
Ware. Dressing Caes, 8havimr
Cases, Magic Lanterns, Albums,
Easels Frames, Mirrors, Dolls.
mps, Book Racks,
nano Lamps, Wall Pockets.
Smokers Cases, aur nqm,berleag
other articles, any of which
would make a handsome gift
YV solicit a carafni Bxa.mfn9.tfnn
of our immfln. tnv .nri
satisfied that we can please the
most exacting.
FRANX TKOTft
FAYETTEVILLE, K.C.
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