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PublishedEveoWday, Thursday and Saturday: Thrice-a-Week.
Vol. 9 So. 74.
Greenville, N. C, JUNE 2G 1902
50 era A Yeah
OUR AIM AND
It is, hs been, and will.contlnue to be, the
im of this store to servp lr nKii i
4l
laithfullv. No time is n
to emphasize the straightforwardness of onr
policy. The merchandising methods of a
quarter of a century ago has been totally
revolutionized. The 'Sand in the Sugar"
shrewdness of the old time shop keeping
would be stamped as roguery by the intell
igence of today. Much outfitting money is be
nig spent these days. Good thing to know
where you can spend it with confidence and
safety. Just at this season of the year we can
stretch your dollars. We will soon be making
P a n!l?f ?f J,aI1 nd our P011 is NEVER
CARRY OVER, and now our greatest aim is
to close out allsummer goods. Every depart
ment has suffered the severest cuts. Below
we give you a few prices by which you mav
judge all.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies ribbed vest, with
white tape, bleached
unbleached
5C
Mens iine shirts, all colors.
t.iced with white silk tape
and pearl buttons iqc
Me
uys75c, about sixty dozen
ieft that we offer at 50c
BUBHAJV1 CHALEYS
About 100 bolts left of this
goods, making about six
hundred yards. To sell these
goods quick we will offer
them this week at 4c
One thnn
Lawn?, all color and stripes
These were good at 5c, to
ose these we say 3 3-4C
AMERICAN
rtADE PERCALES
ull 56 inch wide, all colors
a"d stripes. Thesearegood
r anything. Worth 10c
mean to close them this
week and shall offer them
at 6 3-4
iinclvwide, a11 colors 5 1-4
WHITE GOODS
Fne India Linensf full 36
inch wide that were sold in
erly season at 8c We shall
offer these this week at 4 3-4
cents. We only have about
hve hundred yards of these
goods left When they are
gone, they will be gone,
DIES HOSE
at!i5pIbU,ck
iood value at ten cents.
This week we tar cc
eadrop stitch aU coloi
0vr a hundred dozen of
inse foods, to turn them
wee? WC for.-lto
m w
11
wa I
f 2mUeS f Greenvi.
subscribers of anv nth At. nonn. ri
,
PURPOSE.
hpfWfimhoM
LADIES FANS
One thousand Fans, all col
ors at d sizes. We are ofter
ing them this week at cr
cgnt hundred tans all colors
that were sold in early sea
son for 1 5 cts, this week we
or a 1
uuer mem ai toe
Gause fans, all colors 25c
PATTERN
DEPARTMENT
New Barry Sleeves, Monte
Carlo Coats, Coffee Jackets
The patterns for making all
of these popular styles will
be found in the Standard
: Patterns just received by us
ana now on sale. The July
number of the Designer.
which can also be purchased
in our Standard Pattern De
r
I
partment makes a feature
outing toiletes (or ladies and
summer apparel for small
boys.
CORSET SALE
Several different styles to
select from. Long, short or
medium waist Six dozen
0 4 B that sJl for $1.00 to
close them out we say 50c
W CLEARANCE
That clears in Slippers, We
hare gone through the slip
per stock and taken all the
different styles, shapes and
sizes and laid them out on
the counter. These sizes
ran from 1 i-s to 4 is
We will offer them this week
for JSC
HAflByRh & IJiCES
, This line we will not price
bat shall be glad to' hare
you investigate before bnf
, JY fcaye bis line of this
roods and arm making spec
lal prices to unload.
i, uits always open to Advertisers.
GENERAL NEWS.
JUNE uND.
A fatal duel occurred at Elk
Park, N. C. between a policeman
ana mountaineer.
several striking miner have
been arrested lor violating Judge
J act son injunction.
TV . .
contract his been let for
budding the Ashcvillc and Ruthe
fordton railioad.
The supreme court of Texas de
cides the case i f the Shippers Com
press against the stite.
Koscoe Conkling Bruce, of Ala
bama, a negro, delivers the class
day oration at Harvard university
Emperor William, on h?s arrival
at Aix-La-Chapellc from Bonn de
livers a striking speech on religion
Two towns near Tocoma. Wash..
are threatened with complete de
struction on account of raging for
est fires.
At the last cabinet meeting, there
was a very sanguine feeling ex
pressed as to the success of the
canal proposition.
The vaticon accepts Judge Tail's
proposition in regard to the Friar
land, dissenting only in some minor
points.
An abandoned part of the Mont
Clare mine caved in and tuis gave
rise to reports that the mine had
been dynamited.
At a recent mee'.ing of democrats
in Memphis. Tenn.. a club wai
formed to promote tho candidacy
of Hon. Richard Olney for prcsi
dent
The cashier of the Merchants
bank of Newport shoots himself and
11 is oeneved that tbc wound is
mortal The doors of the bank are
closed.
The house yesterday non concur
red in the senate amendment to the
Nicaragua canal bill, but agreed to
th conference asked for by the
senate.
In the first of a scries o! base
ball games, Yale defeats Harvard by
the score of seven to two. Twelve
thousand people saw the game-
Circuit court of Cleveland has
granted a perpetual injunction
against the construction of the three-
cent fare railway in that city.
The Trades union of Paterson
have decided not to go to work
again until the militia is withdrawn
from the city.
The Union Pacific yesterday dis
charged 515 shopmen, as a result of
of the boiler maker's stiike recently.
Lack of work Is the cause.
Andrew Carnegie rites 6000
pounds, for a library at Merthyr
Tydine, Wales.
A terrible shooting affair occurs
at Jefferson, Iowa, resulting from
an attempt to arrest a man 00 a
peace warrant.
Cardinal Gibbons ordained J.
Harrey Dorsey to ths priesthood
yesterday. rxrser is a negro and
the second of his race to be a
Catbolist priest in this country
The democratic county
tion of Cabarrus hare named the
delegates to the stale, congressional
Weekly has trebla the
,
nd judicial convention. Justice
receives 49 electoral votes for chiei
justice and Clark receives 11.
In the democratic pnmar.es hcM
yesterday, the county of Wake
Kles majority for Bnmn Ur ato.
cute justice and cily of P.j'id-J
gires vote in favor f Cour.
In the great int.'r-vop.ertc rc
ta held yesterday 01 tic H ;!or.
the Cornell crew5 won f;rv , in
kit .1 W . ....
w liic r rrn i ivn.-.,.... .......
second honors an 1 Cnlumt :a f.ntsh
cd third.
Several miner. mcrr Wrs of the
United Mine Workers tare beer,
taken to Parkersburg. W. and
lmlgcd in jail, under an 11 junction
i'suetl by Jude Jackson of thr
c mted Stttes courL
Yesterday was the first par dav in
the Pocahontas coal titlds since the
strike began and there is much un
certainty eipreis as to what effee1
this will have on the strike s tua
tion. It has been decided to have the
mcetirg of the senate and house
conferees on the canal bill to met t
Monday. The Spoon er amr.dmen!
will probably be accepted as the
bst possible solution.
The State DenUl Asoci:;cn ad
journs to meet aeit yesr in Win
ston. The new officers are ejected
and installed.
The president yesterday ditcuss
ed the question of reciprocity foy
Cuba with several members of con
Kr. Hei.dc.cmincJto h.rr
?
The transport Sherman 'rom Man- I
ila has arrived at San Francisco
On board are Major Genera! ,
Whcaton. Brigadier General Snydrr
580 men of the Siith infantry.
of the Nineteenth mfantr) and 151
sick.
A plan i on foot, started br tome !
of the great packing estaUishmentt
in Chicago, to settle several thou
sand acres of land in Florida and
Alabama and make it the centre 0
the cattle raising industry in Amer
ica.
Although rain has fallen in parts
of Teias the long drovght has not
been relieved.
BEAUFORT.
We are told that t! stand of to
bacco in this county b poor, owing
to the dry season during the time
for setting it out But where there
Is a stand It is in nc condition.
The com crop ia this cocnty is
bae. .The CoCon w hire there Is
stand la good, and take U as
whole tS crop conditions are above
the
Rumor has it that Mr. B F. Srr
will bcacaxdicUie for the lehl.
ture. He is an exooIcdersU and
is well known in the couaty. Pro-
i
DEMOCRATIC COSVEVTIOX.
A convention t4 lt Detsocn tic
prty of 1 it! county it hereof . U
rd to meet in :hr Co4. Ham A
Crrmvife on Ja'ur is, fair
iv?. t if oMock .v.. v is , ,
po- of aptntir.g del givi tr n
- ,..v nirnuM, I
held ia C.c c:ty of C.evnsSr ..n
lr,-n-f. iT i , .1. r- 4
I til
the Congrcssicmal a-,4 J . I .1
:
Tmrtt.p i-nrnanri w.ll U
i J u vlxkv p. m.. n vl
June a;:. igri. : itt u-.
g p:avr. far tic 5
iinU..C ddxa:e at alirrca.
said (ivjMy C a .11 c rtt...X
The umt: of O f ate an
Icmatf rah trr.thip mCl t
titJed to at follows
Ueaver Dam 5
lielvo.r 4.
Bethel 9.
Carolina id,
Ocod 19,
Palklan 9
1 sro!w
Grrmvtllr i.
PaCtola .
Swift Creek 1 .
Cor.tentnta 15.
By ordtr of jhe Deoocrstc fit
ect:!ie Committee of Pat county
AJei 1 B-ow. Oxalmun:
W. L Brown, Secretary.
DETECTIVES:-
tr w . a.trf tm
tW tl!li- ! Ml iMrSft
tJT so. Wiii tt fmhmitr.
kK ailxifii. ft L
Millinery
ForThNxt Thirty
Days I Will SU My
iock oi nillln ry
Am pr)Om
VJJO X .
It Consists Of Hats,
Ribbons &c All new
and Up-to-date.
Mrs. E. C. King,
Falkland. N. C.
The following are socat of lis
offers.
II? Ol
lias's VMtt;
Tstt
A4 S
TTticSx ts jaon
nstter than
Ami CW Vmkij.