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rust S. 1S!1.".
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with
.(M a L m:ws.
Siiiilstoii Meanings.
Mrs. Martha Latham i.s visit in
relatives and friends here.
W e regret to learn that Mrs
-Jusrave is quite sick
typhoid fever.
'. W Thompson is now in our
Superior Court I """ intending to make this plaee
i next Monday, j llls h""l(' '" a while.
are he- 'veral of our youno men attend-
lu -l mgmy interesting debate at
Patetown. Friday niht.
Kev. W. II. Puckett, of Fremont,
will begin a series of meetings here
Sunday night, August 2.")th.
George Roberts and sister, Miss
Maggie, left Saturday to spend a
few days with friends in Fork town
ship. John Wooten has moved to Black
nM'tingol the Hoard j 'ee. wnere no will take charge of
-day night, owing nis father-in-law's farm, while the
r.m. The meeting I latter is off running his saw mill.
.auijuarter
ii' people's money
juandered.
1o see Mr. J. Will
! reels yesterday,
illness of continued
.lustie
ppointed Mr.
of the Peace
ii. p. iiooks.
i;ght
Lav:
lu-
sons to
to peruke the an
l'"ayett(ville Military
taei- column.
. !..:n. of Augusta,
e.i ly Misses Mattie
i. left here Monday
ay- at Peaufort.
en thai left Monday
ern markets to pur-
A njrlo (Jossiji.
A refreshing and most welcome
shower visited this section, Sunday.
Mrs. (,. V. Peele has returned
from a visit to relatives at Golds
boro. A series of protracted meetings
began at Piney CJrove, Tuesday
night.
Several from here attended the
Sabbath school convention at Hood
nsivo stock of Fall
popular firm of II. ! u'airiIh Saturday.
' which he is a mem-1 'ss Anna C. Bizzell is at homo,
j attending the bed-side of her sick
perfecting arrange-j mollier' Mrs' 1L L' 15izzelL
ili'.lcation of an after- Mrs. II. II. Pest, of Greene coun
coinlete telegraph- j i-s m our midst this week to the
it to say that it j delight of her numerous friends,
lit to our hustling! Subscriptions and renewals for
charity subscrip- Tiik IIkaiu.iout will lie received bv
for Angle and vi-
.'iiired.
lug out one of the sew
market from the corner
day morning, the hose
-in:: the water to tlow
Mi.-s Li! lie l
cinity.
Quite a number of our young poo
pie were anticipating a fine time go
ing to the big August meeting at
Mr. "W P. Thomp-1 Holly Hill. Duplin count-, Sunday,
considerable dam
Mr. and Mrs. Janus McGee are
spending this week in the Seven
Springs Section.
The Mount Olive gun club is doing
some splendid shooting these hot
days, laying low many a pigeon.
Special attention is directed to the
new advertisement of the X. Y.
lecher siore in another column.
atonnclons, better known here
as August hums, also cider, are
quite plentiful in these parts now.
P. K. Smith, of the Cape Fear
Lumber Co., of Wilmington, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his
famil'.
Misses Maggie Giddens and Lula
Pa'.er, of Goldsboro, who have been
visiting relatives and friends here,
left for home Sunday night.
Of course, you are going on Hatch
Pros, excursion to Wilmington next
Wednesday. You will have the
choice of going to either Ocean
View or Carolina Peach. This is
positively the last chance this
season.
Saturday night, Stephen II. Wolfe,
living near here, had a difficulty
with his father, S. J. Wolfe, and
struck him over the head with a
board, inflicting several ugly gashes.
The trouble originated about young
Wolfe maltreating his wife.
We deeply sympathize with Mr.
and Mrs. If. W. McKinne, formerly
of this place but now of Kinston, in
the loss of their sixteen-months-old
baby boy, Julius, who died at their
home in Kinston, Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock, after three months of
suffering. The interment was made
there, Friday morning.
I'renmiit Echoes.
Yelverton is all smiles
I. L
a boy.
Miss Dora Hughes
friends at Elm Cit'.
S. L. Powland "took
Its
visitim
in" the ex-
: his goods.
g of the Directors of
Wayne held last Friday,
!:;i-anm;al dividend of 4
.,- declared, payable on
:gut ."ih. A most cred
of the bank's affairs
."ikor column.
but the rain prevented their attend-1 cursion to .Norton, luesuay.
ance. I Pev. W. II. Puckett returned
j j)Om0 j-Yidav from Plvmouth.
riiiknty I'uts.
Mrs. Fzekiel Overman .is visiting'
relatives on the '"South Side." j
Our young friend, George Pest. !
has begun teaching at Mt. Carmel. !
o reception was
the Eva Mao by
at his residence.
Mr. Pain being
Mrs. J. W. Gu-
. and together
all a delightful
.m "took in" a
Alice Lewis, of Dudley, is
; her cousin. Miss Julia Edg-
d UlictT
Miss
visitin;
erton. j
The Sunday school pie-nic at Xa
hunta. Saturday, was a most enjoy
able affair.
Misses Ella and Laura Edgerton ;
returned Sunday from a visit to rel-
atives near Princeton. j
Miss Lena Massev, of Pikeville. i
s and out- was among us last week, the guest
After play- ' of Miss Hattie Edgerton.
Misses Maggie Woollen and Delia
Edgerton have returned f.-om a vis
it to friends near Ebenezer.
Subscriptions and renewals to Tiik
Heahi.ioiit will be received by A. P.
of Thomas Edgerton for Pinkney and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pike, from
near Kenly. were here Sunday, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Edg
erfxm. The Free Will - Paptist Sunday
school mass meeting and pic-nie at
Union Grove. Thursday, was very
largelv attended and much enjoyed.
-u;l mg in a score
the home team,
to kick them-
I'odorate Veterans
iy at Pine Forest.
from here, begin -The
( loldsboro Pi
: ( ! uards have been
o doubt attend. A
hue is in store for
:' 1'U'c Juatiita. infant '
Ir. and Mrs. W. A. Ed-:
'! at their residence in j
lay mi rning at !' o'clock
h.g i'liies-. aged nine :
fvamrul took place from '
adtay at 10 a. m., Pev.
e. officiating. The in-;
made in Willow Dale
I
a-edi to learn that our
an. Mr. W. TV C. lvh-:
i r many years carried
ehi vestibule" safely
been appointed, super
uaehinery of the North
; ! -i- Company at Tillery
' ?1"T) per month. Mr.
- a most etlicient ma
il ic company is to be
i .a its excellent selee-
l'ikevi'.le llurfirct.
Quite a refreshing shower of rain
visited this section Sunday.
Several of our citizens took in the
excursion to Xorfolk, Tuesday.
a revival going on at
Grove, near here, this
There
Pleasant
week.
Miss Sadie Merritt. of Pinkney. is
in town on a visit to Miss Pose
Ezzell.
Connor Fulghum, of Wilson coun
ty, was in town last week on a visit
to relatives.
. ... . .ii.. 4..
Miss Mattie Jackson, of reene j .James l looa were ainonucu n .v.
county, was in town, Sunday, on a j & M. College, upon County Ex-
Pead the announcement of Fre
mont Academy in another column.
Miss Posa Piley, of Plack Creek,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. I). L.
Luper.
Miss Xannie Darden. of Greene'
county, is visiting the family of W.
H. Speight. .
J. P. Dixon and family, of Tarbo
ro, a iv in town, visiting the family of
S. L. Rowland.
Dr. W. T. Turlington ha- gone to
Benson to spend a few days with
relatives and friends.
P. G. Pittman was called to
Gourdin's, S. C, Tuesday, by the se
rious illness of his sister.
Mrs. S. S. Earle, of Spring Hope,
after spending sometime with rela
tives near here, returned home Sat
urday. We are glad to hear that' Dr. E.
T. Dickinson, whose illness was
me itioned in last week's issue, is
able to be out.
Several of our young(?) men went
to Goldsboro, Friday, to witness the
game of ball between Goldsboro and
the Xew York female team. They
say it was "a burst." on the part of
the girls.
County Coisiiiiis-ioiiers -Meeting.
Tin- P.oanl met in regular ses
sion. Monday, August .th. all the
member- present.
W. V. (irantliam's bond as Tax
Collector for Fork township was
approved ly each member of the
Hoard. The price for cotton
weighing was placed at cents per
bale. Treasurer".-! reports for duly
wore examined and approved,
showing balance due to county
i s 1 , s I'.t.L'l. and to school fund .V
l :',;(. t;o. I. (1. Tindall was grant e I
i free licen-e to jieddle in Yavne
i county. Harry 1'. Stevens and
In Mo. ,)o uliile, .L II. Shailing
ton; Mo. is white, S. D. Iyr!; Mo.
10 white, J. K. Ilolloweli; Mo. 41
white, J. AV. IcClemmy; Mo. o.l
white, J. W. (Jardner; Mo. ')S
wliite, J. K. D.ivi-: Mo. r7 white,
Mallian Odom: Mo. Pi colored. W.
F. Engli-h; Mo. 14 colored. Willis
Cobb? Mo. colored, W. II. Sauls;
Mo. ii" colored, lien li.irnes.
It va- ordered that a suflicient
sum from the reserve fund be ap
portioned to certain school dis
tricts to makedlie amounts in such
districts feu-pro enough for a two
months school in each district. E.
T. Crawford's children were allow
ed to attend Mo. ti'i white school,
also that 'the pupilsof Mo. 14 white
school district he allowed to attend
Mount Olive High School and that
the fund due such children lie used
in p:iving their tuition in said
school.
Accounts were audited and al
lowed to the amount of !?ir:i.or.
The Hoard then adjourned.
Published by order of the Hoard,
(i. C. Koknf.oav, Clerk.
Slie Was no lo;.
unci'id Standard.
Thursday afternoon several la
dies of the city wore making calls
in a certain portion of town and af
ter entering the home of a friend,
one or the callers remarked that
they were out making ''l'op'Yalls.
Whereupon the hostess put a
wrong construction on the term,
and said: "Well." I don't see why
vou should come here, tor niv hus
band is as good a Democrat as
yours; so ii it is 1'op calls you are
making, vou had better study the
politics of your community."
When the lady had concluded she
left the room highly indiginmt,
leaving the two callers in a very
much embarrassed state.
Since lsTS tlieiv have been nine epi
demics of dysentery in different parts
of the country in which Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and IHuri-luru Remedy
wjis used with perfect suc-ess. Dysen
tery, w hen epidemic, is :i!inot as se
vere and dangerous a Asiatic cholera.
Heretofore the lio-t efforts of the nio-t
skilled physieiafis have failed to chock
its ra ages, this remedy, however, has
cured the nio-t malignant case.-, both of
children and adults, ami under the most
trying conditions, which proves to be
the i'-t l Heine in the world for
bowel complaints. For s:de bv J. II.
Hill Son, and M. E. Kobinoii' & P.ro..
druggists.
The more w e
e o love.
Si x
o the more we can
w eek- ago I -nlVei eil with a erv
severe cold : w as almost unable tospeak.
My friends all a lvised me to consult a
phv-ician. Noticing Chamberlain's
Cough Kennily aderti-ed in the St.
I'aui Yolks Zeitimg I procured a bottle,
and after taking it a short while w as
entirely well. ' now nio-t heartily re
commend this remedy to any one suf
fering with a cold". Wm. Ki-ai., HTs
Selhv Ave., St. Paul. Minn. For sale
by J'. II. Hill - Son, and M. K. Kohin
on iV: llro.. drmrgi-i-.
To (iin Owners.
Pring your gins to the undersign
ed at G reonloaf, near Goldsboro, and
have them whetod by an experienc
ed whet tor with one of the best ma
chines made. All work guaranteed.
Price ."i cents per saw, ca.-h as soon
work i.s done. I refer to Dr. Geo.
L. Kirby and Dr. M. E. Pobinson,
both of whom have had work done
by my machine. T will whet when
reipiested at gin house at 7 cents per
saw. Joiix Fikk.
Ileihu tieM in Knitting Cotton.
Knitting Cotton, the Oakdale
Mills brand, as good as made,, only
17 cents per pound-at
Xkw York Pack ft Stork.
Mount Olive. X. C.
Tired Women
Should stop and consider the dangers
which threaten them because of their
weakness, languor and lack of ambi
tion. Thousands of women find their
strength cnequal to the demands of
duty. And yet there is no escape
from the incessant round of care and
toil. They must have strength. How
shall it be given? By building up
their systems through purified, en
riched and vitalized blood. Hood's
Sarsaparilla will give them strength
because it will make their blood pure
and enable it to feed the nerves upon
proper nourishment. It will create
an appetite, tone the stomach and
invigorate every organ. It is what
tired women need.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the public eye today.
It feeds t he nerves on pure blood.
Hfnrl'l P!1IS eaytolmy,easytotake.
WE LEAD !
Others Follow.
ANOTHER
IN
OTJT
Standard Patent MedicineS.
81.00 For 75 Cents.
Siitiu thiii!; New in Shoes.
Puy the Eaton Invisible Cork Sole
Shoo, the bc.-t on the market ami
fully warranted.
Xkw York Packkt Stork.
Mount Olive. X. C.
isit" to friends.
A. II. Pike,
old and re-
Mt. (
n of tl
Wilmington
The train
season trom
n. for white
d tr
ie P
hat
of Pocky Mount,
came down Saturday on his wheel t(
visit his uncle, W. L. Pike.
Subscriptions and renewals toTiiE
managers, Hatch j IIkaki.ioht will be received by W. P.
,v, will run their ; pike for Pikeville and vicinity.
Miss Ren a Massey returned home
Sunday from a pleasant visit to
friends in the Xahunta section.
Raymond Katman and son, R. E.,
of Wilson county, came down Wed
nesday on a brief visit to relatives
and friends.
The township inter-denominational
Sunday School Convention will be
held here, Friday, August Kith.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and bring, their baskets well
filled with delicious viands.
leave
returning same
.si.'"i; children
From Wilming-
ch. Ocean View
A most on joy -
nlngham (Ala.) Xows
ur former townsman.
n! M. Xolon. has boon
e-idont of the Alabama
;.;!k there, lie is also
f the Commercial 1 kink
.'. i;lch he has developed
,;,.. -trongest banking i:i
n the country, besides, he
d of three other of the
roas enterprises in Sol
o su-i e--d'u'.ly conducts
;::g im,. rots in Hale
;.!..l!;;a. i,'!'. XolsOU IS
('. .1. Nelson,
ineiy demise of Miss Pyrd-
lormantown, Pa., oc
v -uddonly. Monday night
'o,-'.;. at the residence of
Mi. Jo-.pU Edwards,
ii;ci 1'oen visiting, caused
y. After eating a hearty
was taken with a head
l a few moments after she
P -ceased was V.) years of
e daughter of Mrs. Eva
remains left Tuesday
i.'acie'pliia. where the iu
v;.s mad.o in the Jewish
ye-terday morning at i
Ve d.-eply sympathize with
1 relatives
in i
o-abl
Mdiuit Olive KciHirts.
Will LTzzell, of Seven Springs, was
here Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Wooten, of LaCJ range,
is visit i n ir here.
Miss Daisy Marable is visiting
friends at Charlotte.
We regret to learn that Mrs. P.
A. Hallett is quite sick.
Nice showers Sunday, and crops
are looking greatly improved since.
Ira II. Cobb left Monday to spend
a week at Wilson, visiting relatives.
Miss Lizzie Yates Faison, of Char
lotte, is here visiting Mrs. W. G.
Davis.
Mrs. J. A. Westbrook and daugh
ter, Missi Essie, spent Sunday in
Faison.
Earnest W. Cobb left Tuesday for
Fortress Monroei Va., to join the
U. S. Army.
Several of our young people at
tended the Pig August meeting at
Holly Hill, Sunday. Evidently, the
rain did not stop 1hem.
o. Appueti
L'ikeville t
aininer s eeriinean
tor a new road in rikeville town
ship, from Capps' bridge to Tar
horo road, etc., continued to Sep
tenilier. The lioanl made careful
inspection of the jail and found it
in very good condition.
The" following jurors were drawn
for September term of Wayne. Su
perior Court:
FutsT Wkkk: W. II. Sauls, L.
L. Warrick. .1. L. lh idgers. Pun
van Ellis, ,J. P ll-im, C. M. Cog
doll. Joseph Ii. Parks, W. Hay
wood Ham, H. L. (inint, W. R.
Davis, P. A. Warrick, X. A. How
ell, .1. C. Singleton, K. Ii. Hood,
D. A. Sassei X. C. Cogdell, .!. (i.
Ilolloweli. d. L. Xewsome, J. AY.
Nash. (i. W. Singleton, S. I).
Montague, (i. H. Odom, N. P.
Kdgerion. das. K. lirown, I). 15.
Pro"-den, Josiah Stevens, it. (i.
Powel, d. T. (Itllley, T. K. Yel
verton, Adolphus Wadded, .1. W.
Ilolloweli, liiclmrd Elmore, U. E.
lirogden. Lewis Martin, N. (i. din
net t, J. E. Crow.
Skcom) Wkkk: Ii. W. Nash,
.1. C. Smith, dames llurdeaux, L.
A. Iey, d. 1). Daniel, Thus. I.
Sutton', lienjamiu Crawford, 1). d.
Hood, E. C. Exum, Henry (irant.
I). d. liivenhark, Silas l'ate. dohn
T. (linn, d. A. Panics, J. T. Iilow,
d. T. Hooks. J. (i. Holland, II. d.
Smith.
The following cotton weighers
wore. elect od:d. D. Daly, d. H.
Loft in. dr., Charles D. Taylor and
P chard Johnson.
Sttite pensions were approved
for Iredell lalton, ilepsey .lack
son, Win. A. Ilolloweli, James A.
Ilines and (i. Allen.
srooi. m'MNKss.
The Hoard met for considertition
of public school business, on Tues
day, with all members present.
The Hoard refused to take any
action on the petitions from Nos.
;i and oS white school districts.
.Appointments as School Com
mitteemen were made as follows:
Wood Wanted !
o00 cords of pine wood long leaf
preferred, delivered at our brick
yard. If. Wkii. & Pus.
Fruit Jars !
Twenty cases just received. To
be sold at cut -prices. Come early
and secure what 3-011 want.
Sol TIIKHI.AMi, PuiNKI.KV C Co.
v Harness
we soil at .?.. 7. ."),
$12. Tilt
Sot TUKRI.ANll. pRINKI.KV iV C
$10 and
I.nirity W hips
."j, Pt, l.'i, 20, 23. 5u. T.'i and $1.2.").
South Ktii.AMi, Prixki.ky & Co.
Al at liariraiii.
("iinghams goKl qualit3T, only 3
cents per yard.
bol TUKKt.AXIl. IJKIXKI.KV tC Co.
! tl
Dr. Kind's Now I iseovorv. SI for 7-V.
H-tll'sHair Kenewcr si for 7"o.
Ayer's Ih-mcdie-. si for 7-"c.
llools S:irs:iarilla. 1 for 7"o.
Pierce' itoincdios, si for 75c.
Scott's KmuNion. si for ?.V.
Sinmions Liver Heg.. bottle si for 7.V.
S. S. S., It. 5. I!.. P. P. P.. . for 7-V.
Mrs. Joe Poison's Kom 'dy. si for 7"ic.
King's Poyal Cennetuer, 1 for 7"c.
J:t no- Kec!oi-ant, si for 7-V.
( Jroen's August Flower. 7."ic. for (((c.
Kindall's Spavin Cure. r0c. for 40c.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. )". for loo
ltarker's Liniment. 'J-'n-. for V.
Sloan's Liniment. ','."c. for -'0e.
ltall's Cough Svi up. 'JV. for i"c.
Simmons Liver Keg., pkg., ','"c. for 'Joe.
Tint's and Indian Knot. Pills, foi'-.'Oc
All patent pills from l.V. to ','Oe.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. '.'.V. for '20c
The Above Remedies
and several others too numer
ous! to mention, will he sold at
these prices,
FOE CASH OlSriiTT.
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMES,
SOAPS, ETC.,
in like proportion.
SPICER'S DRUG STORE
SALEM
FEMALE ACADEMY.
Thi'inth Annual S.-ssi m ti -L'ins S 'pti.'MiVr ."t!i.
ls.'.V ii.-K-strr (or lust yrar sli xvs nu.ro Ui:in ;(l
IKTs.in, 1 1 1 1 1 '. ' r instiiii'tioii iliinnz IIk' y.'iir. sj.e-
-l :s.l f. atiinr tli.- iirvt-l.!iiint of ll :0tll.
tor and Inti lloot. iliiil.linL-s tli'.n.uuiilv romoi
lo.l. Kullv fiu!!.Nil rroi.arat.iry. t olli-.'i.ito and
C.st (ir.i.tintf H.-o:irti.i ,-uts, s t'i i-t
s !i. ...Is i-i Mumo. Art, l.tini;u;it;.'s. C..in:uor. i;il and
Iniliistrial Snidiff.
J. I!. ( LKWKI.L, Priiicipal, Salem, V,
Dress (hinds
at greatly reduced prices.
Sot.'Ttl KR.AXIl. Prixki.kv
(ircaiest IJargains
ever ofTered in shoes. Come and be
convinced.
SliUTIIKRI.ANii, pRIXKI.EV & Co.
Don't Forget
Crossette's shoes are the best for the
money. On sale at Southerland
Prinkley : Co's.
DK.B.F. ARLINGTON.
In the practice of Dentist r- makes a
sjiechilty of tiie diseases of the gums,
and especially that troublesome disease
known as Pyorrhea Alveolaris. so com
mon, and so destructive to teeth and so
injurious to health.
Patrons having experienced the bene
fit of my treatment sire given as refer
ence. Oilice rooms on second Hour, one door
south of Miller's llook Store.
Examination of White Teachers.
There, will be an examination to lill
vacancy in the (loldslioro White Graded
School '( 1th Grade;, at the Superintend
ent's mce. Monday, August l'-'tli,
Examinations; will commence at !f
o'clock. Should further information he
desired, address
j. I. rocsT, supt.
Examination of Colored Teachers. '
There will bean examination to fill
vacancy in the Goldsboro Colored Grad
ed School (2nd Grade), at colored school
building. Saturday. August 10th, is)j.
Examinations will commence at 'J
o'clock. Should further information be
desired, address
J. I. l'OUST, Supt.
Fremont Academy,
FH E3I0NT, N. (
Opens Sept., Snd.
Thorough instruction. Moral as well
as mental training. Home influence.
Mates low. Girls board with principal.
Hoys get cheap board in goo 1 families.
Apply to
MRS. W. H. SPEIGHT, Principal.
FAYETTEVILLE
Military - Academy.
FAYETTEVILLE, . C.
A Select School for Boys
and Young
Men.
summer is here WHEN AT WARSAW
AND SO IS oun
Summer Stock.
IT IS HANDSOME !
IT IS VARIED !
IT IS CHEAP!
WE OFFER CUT PRICES
IN
EVERY DEPAETMENT,
Look and be Convinced!
N. C. Plaids from 4 to Hleacii
ing from 4 to lie. White Hoinepun
from 4c. and up. Good quality of
Ginghainsnt ;ie. a yard.
WE HAVE CORSETS
in prices ranging from 2'k: o-V.
4Sc., fide., T.jc., $1.00 and up to
Ladies' Ho.v from 5e. and up.
Gent's Hose from 5c. and up.
DO YOU WEAR SHIRTS?
We have them in both laun
dred and uulaundred. White
Shirts from ;.0e., 7-V., 1.00
and up to $1.2.1. Hoys Shirts
from lHc. to 2.rc.
We are Closing out
OUK ENTIKL
Clothing Stock
AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Hoys' suit- from Toe. and up.
Men's vtiil-: from '.75 and up.
Come and secure bargains in
this line.
Linen Collars from 10e. to l'iie.
Celluloid Collars only lk
Our Shoe Department
must be seen t be appreci
ated. We have also made : tre
mendous cut in this line. Ladie:
Shot's from 7.V. and up. Ladies"
and Men's Shoes at prices
to uit the hard times.
A TREMENDOUS STOCK
OF
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
We offer every yard of goods in
this department at a great saeri
liee. We sell a good miality of
Calicoes from 4 to Tie. Dress
Linings at prices lower than
ever before.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
-AT
Way Down Trices.
In this department we ex
hibit 11 large and varied stock,
which our patrons would do well to
inspect. The latest styles will
lie found and at prices low
er than the lowest.
Saddles and Harness.
The stock will be found varied.
Saddles from $1.;"0 and up.
Huggy Harness from and
and up. Huggy Whips
from 5c. and up.
If vou need anything in
thi line be sure and call on
us. We can and will save you
money.
. IT WILL PAY YOU
TO IDO YOUR TE.AIDIlSrC
AT
ASHER EDWARDS'
The Original Leader of Low Prices of
Goldsboro, - 3NT. C,
Who lias opened up a larrr stock of goods, con
sisting of full lines of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Trunks and Valises, Mattings, etc.,
TO I?E SOLI) AT
Prices Never Before Heard of in This Section!
He lias just returned from the Northern markets,
where! he attended large assignment sales and by
paying the cash down secured new and seasonable
GOODS AT LESS THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE.
To give the people of Warsaw and surrounding sec
tion the benefit of his extensive purchases, he
guarantees to sell his goods 25 per cent, lower
than first-class goods can be bought anywhere in
the State.
JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES:
The best Calicoes from 3Jj- to
4 Ac. Bleaching, a yard wide, j
from 4 to ic. Sea Island
Goods, a yard wide, from 4
to Tc. Figured Lawns, all j
styles, 4c. Fine Challies, !
4c. (iinghams, best quality J
for aprons and dresses, from
5 to K2c. Bedticking, the
best made, at only 12ic,
worth 25c. an extraordinary
bargain. Table oil cloths,
5-4 width, all patterns, at
only 12 Ac, selling elsewhere
for 2c. Pant cloth, from 8
to 10c. Ilamburgs and Laces
at astonishing Low Prices.
Dress Goods, the latest styles
will be sold lower than the
lowest. Cheviots for Shirts,
only 0c. A large assortment
of Clothing, Shoes and Hats,
At Astonishingly Loy Prices.
In thesn lines we will save you from 25 to .'50 pr
cent. A large planter's hat for 10c. and boys hats
as low as 5c.
UltiLS ttht-Ht AlL t-L.St tAiLS.
Best l)uiih Syrup. Ta.-tos Guud. Cae
I In tini S'tlfi hv drmrtri
Hi
Absolutely healthful locution ami gen
uine home, with lvtincil surroundings.
Careful attention to morals and manner.
The-Principal, for eight (k) years, t'o
Principal of Horner School. Oxford,
and a teacher of long experience, will
he assisted liy a corps of well qualified
teachers holding full diplomas from
leading Institutions of the Country.
The Principal ami Instructors live in
tin; same huilding with the Cadets
ready at all times to assist tlwm in ev
ery possible way. IV.routs will tind
here a
Maximum Advantage
at a Minimum Cost.
Session Begins Sept., 4th.
For prospectus apply to.
Col. T. J. DREWRY, ' PRINCIPAL.
IMS. H. Y LEWIS,
FKEMOXT ..X. C.
Oilers his professional services to the
public at reasonable rates. I have had
ten years' experience in hospital anil
private practice. Special attention
given to diseases of women, children
ami to obstetrics. All calls promptly at
tended. IfOtilee in rear of P.ardeji drug
store.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
Window Shades complete only2"c.
Curtain Poles, complete, only 2V.
These are well worth double the
money. Why pay 5K for a 'shade
when you can get one just as go(wl
for 'Jo cents?
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES,
We can sell vou good Coffee
from is to 2(ic. Spice 10c. a
pound. Mack Pepper 10c. a
pound. Soda only 4c. a ponnd.
Kverything else in projwrtion.
We Have one Price
For all our Patrons
And That the Lowest.
Remember the Place
when you start out buying,
for money saved is money
made.
Southerland, Brinkley k Co.,
Proprietors, N. Y. Bargain Store,
West Centre St., GOLDSUOUOy N.JC.
STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT
and secure these bargains, as this is a chance of a
life-time to secure goods at above figures.
Come One. Come All!
AMI-
Don't Forget the Place
as this rare opportunity will not be offered to you
again. You can save your fare to Goldsboro or
Wilmington and then buy goods. much cheaper
of me than at either of those places.
ASHER -:- EDWARDS,
THE ORIGINAL LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
OAK -:- RIDGE -:- INSTITUTE.
"Stands in the Forefront of Southern Fitting Schools." Prepares for Col
lege, for 15umucss, for life: 'M0 Students and .V Oraduate.e in all departments
last year. Nearly s'40.M in Iluildings and Knuipmcnts. Location unsur
passed forlteautv; nearly l.HH)fect ahove sea level, in full view of the Blue
Uidge. "Maximum of advantage with minimum of cost," our motto. Write
for catalogue.
J. .A.. So :M. H. HOLT, Oak. Ridge, 1ST O
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
DAVIDSON, 3ST. O.
FIFTY-NINTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT., 12th, 1895.
Nine Instructors. Ample Lalioratories. Caliincts. Apnanitus.
Libraries. Heading Komii. Gymnasium. Hall Grounds. Ten
uis Courts, &c.
Classical and Mithcinaiital, Literary and Scientific', JSiblical
and Commercial. (
Send for a Catalogue,
J. B. SHEAHEK, President.
SCOTLAND NECK MALE SCHOOL.
The only Ilifrh Grade Hoarding School in Eastern Carolina for lioys
and Young Men.
Excellent Literary Societies,
Complete Business Course.
Beautiful Brick i liuildinjrs. Healthy Location. Course of In
struction not Excelled. Only the 1 tetter class of patronage solicited.
NEXT SESSION BEGINS JTJO., 28.
Our Catalojrue will show what education means for a bo- here.
Send for one.
Prince & Wilson, Superintendents,
SCOTLAND, NECK, X. C.